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New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

ISTRA-MURIAL BURALs--It appears from an official
inspection of the London church vaus for burals that
there are about two hundred and Gfy such vaults in
the churches Of that ctyin many cases. every avaia
bic space beneath the church Aoorings having been
used for ages as arepositOry for the dead In some
cases. it is stated, the vaults gorged with cOrup
tOn, and all along the ases and porches are graves
filed with human remains. In most instances, the only
partition between the living and the dead is thin slab
of stone and few inches Of EARTH thus offering but
very imperfect barrier to the escape of noxiOus eu
via. The collins are generally of lead, with an outer
covering Of wood and they often piled up in tiers
to the very crown Of the vault. When the wood de-
Gays the weight Of the upper mass crushes the lead
and let's out filthy liquid Of the most disgusting Odor
But beside this process of destruction, the lead sef
is attacked by the foul gases, aud pierced with title
holes as If it were wormeaten II then swes up into
spongy mas of porous carbonate, which offer but
slight resistance the passage of the putrd vapos
aud thus, little BY little the animal part Of the body
ESCAPES, and finds It's destinatiOn-notwithttand
the common idea that a coffin Of lead preserves corpse
inde6uitelv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

Before Judges DAILY. BRADY, and HiLToS
DECISIONS. -
McCunn agt. Freeman; Loeschigk agt. Bum VIZ
,ms ast Holland Psre AIT Connolly Pnner sgt Hgginsi
Hyatt The Mayor &c Berry sg hshewi Sergeant ssN
Lskes --Juden ens affirmed , r.
Mcmahon sRt. Collins; Lewis agt Nhnumi beaJ ss' wv
hs0.-lHdgments reversed
Robb sgt Mcdonald Order reversed, without ootte'
Willis sgt, Chmeron.-Order atllrmed with ~ Costs
McCunn sg. Mckechnie Appeal difIn'ued
SPECIAL TRuH-Befoe Judge DEADr
Edmund Rather sgt. Mary Ann Acknowledgment
Of divorce granted on report Of referee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

HrDRorHoBlA-Th French lave paid great asen-
ton 10 hydrophobia end their Investigations concern
ing It have lately been published in the AHno'e'
dH1gilue Pu5f9ae, of two hundred and eighty cases.
one hundred and eightyeigt were said 10 have been
produced by the bite Of dog, twenty-ix by vol,
thirteen by that Of cat, and one by the lite OF fox
In two cases n which the bite Of cat produced tho
disease one animal is reported to bays become abid
In Consequence Of an extensive burni another owing
TO its having beer robbed Of its young These eases
are regarded as Of considerable interest az they eAd
n throw light upon the long doubtful question OF the
spontaneous development If hydrophobA in ether spe-
cies of animals than the canine.
Nearly two thirds Of tire whole number Of cases oc-
Cured during hot weather, and only shout fixy per-
sons out of one hundred who were bitten were subse-
qren.y seed viii iydNo9Aebia, and W ''n'A'0'ns
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

forty experienced no i'll effects. DR.. Tardieu, the
thor Of the official report on this subject, observes
that the fact cannot be too strongly insisted upOn that
the only hopes of security from the fatal effects Of this
dreadful disease lie in immediate cauterizaton with the
red hot iron and that every other method only compro
mises the future safety of the patient by the irrepara-
bic loss Of the only moments during which the prevent
i've treatment is applicable.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
FROM THE IsTHMUS AND CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL. OLE THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

The Northern Light, from AsPinwall, noon Of Feb
%, with Ii frstcabin and 200 secondcabn and steer
age passengers, arrived at this port at noon to-day.
Her California news has of course been anticipated
by the Overland Nail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

EAyAL.-Funeral hOnors will be paid 10 the late
Lieut.. f. T. Spedden, U. s. NJ, at the United Statee
Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, to-day, at O'Clock p. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Nav CHURcH.-A new ediice for the Park Presby-
terian Church is now being constructed the corner
of Lafayette avenue and 0xford street. When COM
ple,ed, it viii be the rize of Plymouth Church. 1t
promises to be very fine building.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

COMMITTED FOR PASSING CoUSTERPEIy Bills
George Dillon and William Woodruf arrested or passing coun.
tee 80 bis tho Bank Of Beverly, j. were eIsmiHed
before Justice Comwell yesterday, and fully committed %
await the teton Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

SALE OF REAL Estate AT Auction, MARCH A
1861, BY ADRIAs H. MTLLKRPeIises southwest 81
Church and Warren streets 20 by IS. $1,000 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

sURROGATEs sCOURT-MARoB5.- 5.-Before surrosase "Esr
WILLS ADMITTED
The wills of Mary Ann Henderson, Jonathan K
Herrck Henry l. Simmons and George A. Pomeroy deceased
admitted probae They contain no proVons PuOnc
ineTest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

hINATTRz ALMANAC
an-Rises...627 lsess.......5:5o Moon Rites. 3.n
Sandy Hook. 405 Gov IsADd.... ass Helotte,,,' oc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
Passengers Sailed

Hg sfe1rstip LdzesforH Jgy RnonS-T. C. Benton, hrs
Boits W. s. Marble Mrs. o, BoweIs g. b. Kelly Misc D. A.
Clifford b. c. Mouis j. John OTbs and In the s.eeage
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
HEALTH And DISEASE.

TIE ARSENIC EATERS OF STYRIA.-AccordiDg TO an
article in The Pharmaceutical Journal arsenio 10 conn.,
monty taken by the peasants in Slyris the TyTo and
the SatzkammeT9ut, principally by hunsmenand wood
cutters to improve their mind and prevent fatigue. The
ar.enc is taken pure in warm liquid, az coffee,
fasting beginning with bit the size Of pins head
and Increasing to that Of pea. The complexion and
general appearance much improved aud the parties
using it seldom look 80 old they really The fret
cose is always followed by sight symptoms Of poison
ing such as burning pain in the stomach and sickness,
but not very severe.
Once begun, it can only be left off by very gradually
diminishing The daily DOSE as sudden cessation causes
sickness burning pains in the stomach aud other symp
toms of poisoning, very speedily followed by death
As rule arsenic eaters are very long lived and are
peculiarly exempt from infectious dsea'eS eVers, &c
but unless they gradually give up the practice nvaria
bly, die suddenly az last In some arsenic works near
Salzburg, the only men who can stand the work any
time are those who swallow daily doses Of srsenic-the
fumes, &c, soon killing the others.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

ALLEGED INFAErIclDE.-CarOli A. Myers, resid-
ing IL Navy street. arrested Monday evening upco
Of making away with newly BON iDfsn The remains wnrd
fund In the sink The accused states bst the ufant %
born She ws detained to await the action Of The Coronsre
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT--MARcH 5.-BsSors
Indrn SHPnAN.
THE BLBMENBERG PERU

THE pLBaENBERG PERJURY CASE.
The second trial of Rudolph Blumenberg' Tor per-
Jury in regard 10 his responsibility bond given by him for
the SLAYER Cora was called but counsel Tor defendant not
benE ready the case was down for next Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

DISEASE or THE GUMs.-M. Marchal has recently
laid before the Paris Academy Of Sciences IN account
Of disease Of the gums, which, although it is rarely
or never fatal causes much suffering especially al the
moneKt of eating; it gives an offensive odor to the
BREATH and very often results in tie loss of the teeth
1t first Oosens the teeth aud finally causeS item to fall
from their sOcketsi and from this circumstance, Dr.
Marchal has designated the disease expusive inam
nation OF the gums" In most cases the locAy Of the
disease is the inner dental portion of tie gums but II
sometimes appears in the dental sockets. In some in.
stances, it takes the shape Of absceSs opens and
leaves the tooth bare-iu others, it i. simple nam
nation, without any tumOr abseefs. 1t seems to be
hereditary, but sometimes arses from exposure TO q
damp eold from the presence of tartar around and uu
der the gums from foul state Of the sOmsch or from
pregnancy. The remedy is a local application Of
iodine.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

Coupy or srssroSs.--Before Judge GARRsos,
Josiees srtIwKIL and Horr-ThomAs MeGrsh was
rssnsA on an indis,cpt ehsIsinf hn VIA somnins en-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

KIgGs County CIRcUIT CoURT CALESDLR, Mar n
6NOs a. l6 ls, TO- d. a. 2 a. 25 2e a. 2o 80 q, 49, "a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

The paniss had previous difficulty uBden,ood sbouf
young lady On the night Of the lsth December last sA
charged Maeay was pas.iog song Tmsay street. and Who'd
near Commerce street. Mcrssh sacked him and stabbed
him In tue face with sharp instrunsDt, fnhe,nf
ues The defendant pleaded suy 10 ssut and bs
terry and sentenced to the PeBitentr or one year
Edward Duffy YOUTH 10 Of pleaded guilty buTS
gsry In the third degree, and sentenced to the Pensn4
for two
Patrick Doran tried the chares Of sssanh
with intent do bodily ha The smpoy -
sblackymhs shop In Bedford tho h September nst a.
quarrel between him and another employee named Jo
PomPhfey Dorsn pci ed mp sharppoioed nstr1men and
struck Pomprey the iaco The latter kocked the ohef
down with hammer. Both serOusiy iazld that ~
thought for neither could PomphIey
siued the injury aEd the jury tng Into cnder
ton that Doren bad made the attack brought Ia verdict of
guilty The defendant sentenced 10 the State PIs0n fox
two years and three months
John Barrett sod Belinda Pye indicted FOR ASSAM ana
osefy open a.s EagAn, aTraigned The eompianone
shnowedged sascon and the defsndants fined $l0
FIREs-Between and o'clock ON Monday highs
fire occurred in the house No. 80 Souh Third
the chimney taxing ire snd the bpng falling down
the hesrhrus But little damage cone Ere of
the engine companies poured streum OF upon the
es after they had been informed that the oot thus
did consderabe dsmaee An alarm Of fire the Second
iict caused O'clock yesterdsy morning by the erpoon
Of fud lamp In house No ls5 Even street Ross,
burned and re communicated to the ROOM
Bat e fortunately sIinguished by the pcce SIXTH
Precinct before much damage was dore.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
COSTA nc,

The republic has not yet recovered from the prosra
tion consequent tie late oha ge of government and
tho Snbts qutnt htempt al revolution. Money co VIZ
ues very scarce, and feeling Of insecurity prevents
thOe who 70 tinat,ly have any from investing. 1he
coiIeo crop will prove small one, ard prices by Do
means con e up TO thoFe OF last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

The Panama Star and Herald reports the arrival
from San jose de Guatemala aud Intermediate ports Of
Central America, with twelve passengers snd gene
ral cargo for England, NewYoTk South Pacific, Csii
fJrnia eud the IsthmuE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

tsa hgs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
The Weekly Express,

sSThere will b. no deviation from the above
Hst~s-
sS- Advertisements published IN both Daily and
Nsskiv viii be charged the fan Daily rates with enc
Nlf of th~ weekly rates sdd~d.
CHARLES CRUFT, PEo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

Hs- The Lafayette Insurance Go. DOES safe and
conservative business and the security 10 the insured
Is at least equal TO that Afforded by any ether ccmps
ny.
HOSF0RD 4 BROWS.
fI2dly Agent II Terrr-Harte
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

hl2liy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
III q Nj r
H.S'SUsS.9.S'CE COMP f.sH'
OF NFW YORK CITY.
Cash Assets. $1,495. 400 I!

DIRECTORS
CHAs. ] MARTIN. PHsSpssr.
A.. r. WILLAMETTE, NIcE PKEsIDESr.
VIM q. Lambert 4. 4 4. Lawrence 4 CO.
Geo. c. Collins, sherman Collins s. c..
Danford y. Barney. Wells. Fargo A. Co.
l.nciuS Hopkins. PreS't Imp. a. Traders Rank.
Thos Messenger r. a. II. Messenger.
VIM III. Mecn. Ciaffln. Meien 4 Co
ChaS B Hatch. Hatch. Killer a N-r~ereau.
n. Watson Bull. Haskel. Merrick s. Hull.
Homer Morgan.
Levi p. Stone, Stone Starr 4 Go.
james Humphrey, Barney, Humphrey & Butler
George Pcarce. George Pearce & Co.
Ward A. Work, Ward A. Work * Son.
James Low. James Law & Co. Louisville.
l. II. rockingham, !. H. rockingham L Co
Chas. A. Buckley. Bulkley A. co.
Roe lockwood. u. Lockwood a. Son.
Theodore McNamer, Bowen, McNamee A. ca.
Richard Bigelow Doan. King & Co, -. Louis.
Curtis Noble. Coudit & Noble.
Geo u. Morgan, p. u. Morgsn Co
Oliver n. Wood Willard, Wood & Go.
Alfred = Barnes, 4. :. Barnes 4 60.
George Bliss. Phelps. bliss 4 90.
Amos r Dwight, Trowbridge. Dwight 4 Go.
A. J Willis, Putnam. Wills. Rankin 4 CO.
Levi p. Morton. Morton. tirn0ell & Co.
John Il. Hutchinson, J. 4. Howe a. Co. Boston.
Chas. =. Baldwin, Baldwin. Starr & CO.
VIM. " Townsend. Henrys Smith 4 Town.enl
Henry u. Hurlbut, Swift. Hurlbui A. Co
Jesse Hoyt. Jesse Hcyt 4 CO.
VIM. Sturgis. Ir., Sturges. Saw Co.
John X Ford. Ford Rubber Go.
sidney Mason Mason A. Thompson
Geo. r. Stcadmsn, stedman. Csrle a shaw. CIR
Cyrus Yale, Jr.. Cyrus Yale. Jr. a Co. \. o.
VIM " Fo-iick. VIM. r. a. Chas n Fo~ick.
David l. Boyd, Havd Rro's A. Co. Albany. \
p. n. Co-sii. Co,sitt. Hill 4 TaimaSge
Lewis Roberts N. Roberts A. Co.
sam' n. Caldwell. Rreasr 4 Caldwell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

TINE article that win naturally the color u
Il the hair, lthe changing Of which 70 gray being
indication of lack q proper secretions i truly
A valuable medicine Prof. u Coz Hair Tonic is the
only safe remedy for haidness. drvnes~ premature
change II cooT aud the several cyiteIa<S cf iac<
of secreons al the rc0s Uf tie hair, which can oe
found Qaack preparations abound. and hair TIM
ics' MI every corner grocery n the country
Avoid all hair ;onics'' unless the known prepaTa
ton Of some man whose celebrity has became world
wide Do not let any nossrum vender experiment mp
your hair. Touch nothing you have not god res-
son 10 believe Is all that K proposes 10 be. Professor
Wood has earned by years of severe test 81 the VIZ
tues II his preparation his present fame over l5o
certificates before q the value ~ this Hair
Restorative. irom parties WHO have tried il. Head
the following:
"SEs YokS. April 10. ls5s
DIR wOOD--DKAR S.k: Permit me % express 10
you the obligations under for t- entire re>toTa
tiOu u nv hair ts original color About the time
of my arrival Ia the United States Il rapidly be-
Restorative II received is original hue coa-
slider your Restorative very wonderful invcutiou
quite efiicscioas - well - agreeable
Il an, dear SIR. yours truly.
;. s.THAIBEig;"
REV &. ". BUTLER, INDIANAPOLIS. ND. says
Woods Hair Restorative De hAs fn- head Il
hair.
Prepared hy O. J. Wood & Co, Ia Market s,Te,',
St Louis and 49, Broadway New York. and sold hy
all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers also by all
Fancy and Toilet foods Dealers In the United Ssates
and Canada.
O. j. WOOD SS CO.,
ARE, ALSO. AGENTS FOR
DR. MANN'S CELEBRATED
II -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

CHARLES oRuFT, Agent.
No. . rHUSrx ROW,
usissa rrrn sgrss, ru.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
4 new ARTICLE {.
Roback,s stomach aitters

Roback's Stomach 8itters
new and delightful >toinachic sud Cordial. .rr
giving 20 the Stonach and ior tic prevention n
bilious ooriziDts incident 70 the Western orurt<y.
Try H.
A morning drink. 10 kssist digestion aud reliss.
Dyspepsia II has 10 equal. Try u.
II. formula al these Bilters now 1ssI) tie solc
property q pr. Rohsck. originated with % The
oldes; and eminent Medical Practitioners a the
Wet snd i i diry pIedlcated upon the vsnss q
Western seople
Thsse btfers derive their stimulus from the power
fa tonic nature roots and herbs 4 which ths
composed. and they arc. ly aliaying ufrnatf
ura cravings Of The stomach, d.recty pr0motivs a
TEMPERANCE.
y, present proprietor believes tha; IN making them
widely known. the public welfare IL subserved.
IL viii soon lie Tor sale hy all u 1T, Roback's
Agents and ~ Hotels. &c.. the country over
In the meantsne orders will 0e tlied direct from
Cincinnati IN sny quantity. and the loves; rate
Il l. pa; up IN Quart Bottcs and secGrey packed n
Oae doz cases Half d0z. sample cases Will however
be packed and sent % any address. if desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or SIX
for 90.
Principal cisce and sale-roou. No 6. Es~ Forrib
Street - building from Main Street. cincsnnsn.
For sale IN YisO C0unty ly
r. u. pONNEl.LY. Terrs Hsu.e-
r. cUSIS6HAM,
WV. l.. SHUEY, New Go-len.
PETER BCSkIRK. Ceuircviiie.
Aud by Druggists aud NcycGauts generally
throughout tho United States aud Csnadss.
Oc3lWu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

Per Minister'S pablie Speakers al stn-srs. the
TABLETS Indispensable for clearing snt strsneh-
erlnz The voice removing hesrsness, Ac
The ease with which they takea-brfnr carflv
carried In the pocket, requiring prep.raror a.
wavr ready Tor all cocasons not liable q
change IN any enate, eoutalsing nothing in;uriou.
% he most delicate cors-tuton sholid BE sas1ssu,
rscoDmsrfssion % s'i u gfvs them q fair s-1si
Is fSap pr boL For ess hy Ell DfnUise.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

legal advertisements bf,y cents Per square each
iusert4st-
sausfsesorv arrangements made with iho.e whe
-i.h 70 advertise by NE year with ths pn,ilss' o.
vii bs coanl.ed strictly % their regular business,
and uH panqa'f,fcrfy.
Adxsrtisssneuts In the special aoticc column VII
- charged Two prizes.
Iusnss- notices pasli.he IN The iocAl columns, u
len lines or under wiu be charged for efh Insertion
-; n over ten lines. ten cents per line
Advertisements sent In for no specified TINE, VII
be inserted three usonths, unle>s ordsred out
ANY alteration of staIsding advertisement vii
amount 10 a renewal of the safnf unless Otherwise
agreed upon by contract
Announ.ing candidates f0r Office Il every d~seriP-
Aon will bs charged 81 90 Cor each name IN the Daily
ed 500 IA the Daily and weekly, @@"ys =" at-
20 xratuItoa advertisements whatever.
fhargss will b. sasde fs< inserting The nolces Of
all Orders sa<isties. A--osiations a. 'sll"~-.
fOr each notice not excercing hfifs - cents i"'
each insertion. over right lines At b's rate.
Announcing deaths ~ith fanera; roties attached
81. without notice. free.
Notices of Festissls Picncs and Excursion gotten
mp by Individuals % ssseianons, of hy ehufehe-'
Legal advertisements Inherited al lhe expense u
Attorneys ordering. ara payment not to ee delayed
for the legal proceedings. but eolectabs al the usual
time. Publisher n-'t Accountable Tor tne -
sxal advertisements b.yond the amount charged t0r
their publication.
The Weekly Express,
Is published every Wednesday. at 81. 80 pr annurn.
10 advance
sSNo paper cent without the money, nor esniinr-
~ a longer time than paid for.
Rascs OF Advertising In weekly,
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Cazh. Balance in Bark. % NJ %
B,ids and Mortgages being first lien On
Real Estate. worth Al least al scr 20ol os COZ 90
Loans on Stocks. payable on demand.
(rnarket value q securities sl97 s-s 90 Ia COO 90
Bank stock. lmarkct value) Ts.s15 %
United states Treasury Notes. tmarket
value. l05. .1t3 20
Rrocklyn City Water Bonds. lo9so 90
Norta Carolina State Bcnds (rnsrket val $50 90
Mis~ouri State Bonds market vairel. 900 o.
Real Estate No. " all street. .3o5 -
Interest due 1st January. is6i. 10
which s22 80 "a has slisce been re~d. TIM y
Balance IN hspis a gents and in
Mfransnission from Agents. on lst II
January (cs which 81. .sss u has snoc
be.n r>ceivs-il, G.. tor 10
Bsil- Receivable gfer Premiums On Tu-
land n-ksl. sssss %
Osher Property, Miscellaneous itsns. s.aeo o.
Premiums das sni uncoilected On Pofi-
eis- i--asd At ocsc~ also Is
Total. el.sss~<ee ~
CHARiKs J. MARTIN. rssrsrtxSr,
Az. wfII.yARTH. vscs PHkupssr
J. NILrOS SMITH. sxcsTrsHr.
JOHN scSEr. kss'T sFc's
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0( ns F7FTEEyIH .S6YI-ANSTAL STATE
NENT II Ne ooadsios Of ne MOVE Iy.>C-
RANCE COMPANY u tie ,yfs q Ne0 lort
eR "a II dSy o. Jaauars, lsst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
BOOKS.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-12
WRECK OF tbe North RrI1on-

| . | !
MoETREAL, Nov; H. Evening The thirt
officer Of the steamship N orth Briton has arriv
cd at Farther Point IN a chooner. He report
that the North Bfiton sesuck on Paraouet Tail
aud at one o'clock On the morning Of the 5th
II was then blowing gale She was totally
wrecked, but no lives were Lost The passen
gers and crew were landed at Port Mingon. One
boat With seven hands had not been heard from
since it left the ship.
The North Briton sailed on Saturday, Nov.
I'd, with ffty-one cabin and thiity eight steeraee
passengers for Liverpool.
The following Is the statement of Mr.. Brown
the third officer:
When the ship struck II was blowing a gale
and the weather was very thick. The ship con-
tnued striking very hard on the reef on Tues
day night and all day Wednesday; it vas ex-
pected she would 60 to pieces every moment
A boat with the crew broke away from the
wreck before il was loaded, ard could not be
brought back until Tuesday moraibg after day
light, when oil the passengeIs were taken. off
without accident, and transferred 10 two
schooners which landed them At Fort Mingon,
and lew houses about nine miles below.
AT Mingon the passengers were all housed in
a store house, having few blankets, which
were got from the wreck, 10 sleep upon.
The store rooms were all under water, oaus-.
ing scarcity Of provisions. The lower cabin
was all broken up and most Of the baggage -
Only few OF the mail bags we're saved, and
those were perfectly saturated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-12
lCommunicatedl
MADAME Oonstnnz.


MR. EDIToR:-Allow me to call the attention
Of the citizens Of Columbus, or those who ad
mire good singing and dancing, to the perform
auces of the above lady, who takes q benefit
this evening tuesday at Apollo Hall, High
street. This lady has appeared before large
and appreciative audiences both in Europe and
America, and has invariably received enco-
miums Of q high character. We dropped in
with some friends few evenings since, and
were highly entertained. In New York, Gin
clnnati and 81. Louie, we are informed, she has
met with well merited success. Here she has
appeared exclusively before German audience,
among whom she is mostly known; but who
have taken no pains to give general publicity to
her merits.
Wetrustthis brief notice may answer the de-
sired end, and this evening we should be glad
to see Madame CONSTANT receive such fat
tering testimonial of her worth, asa Columbus
audience knows how to give. q.