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The New York herald., 1864-12-01
Mers er en-. Rood'. IsiIi E.gMs.
rAs Case Of enc Pirate Basisy.

Tosorro, Nsv. 20, 1854.
Ben alias Burisy was before she oeurs so-sAy Sss
particular charge against him wss abassssd go ~
prisoner dlsoAasA. Bs wasiamsaiaas1 vssrrssssA -
ssvssa vsrsaas i sesssssa wtsA ~ Lks nRhshR.
n 60 w eeuo . agla WNMvsvs
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street " s7s Broadway OPP sse the nerere:isan noe
Boo,s shoes Caters Tor isdlsA geneincn. nsss4
boz aud chdres sssorIment ths cy. =
the lOWeg prices.
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More sT the Pist.

wo received yesterday ocrrobcratve evidence on
us point from source entitled the highest credit Mr..
ELIAS Pood OF this city informs us that recently In Canada
prominent Souhernsr told MIN that an organization had
been orrued there, embracing about hundred and
Dy rebeh whces purpose 70 set IRE 70 oil the prs
ctpal ctes Of the United States To eject this object
shey had provided themselves with highly combus
tibc chemical preparations, which could be carried
easily Ia small compass aud ianitcd by slow match.
hs Soutnernsr who stated this 20 Mr. Pond was opposed
90 the vilIanous proect and Communicated u Tor the
purpose OF putting our people on their guard
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Ladies. Bsye Buekies-New styles.
large siss just received from Paris eih .ssss -
,venty dollars ssrh For sale ~ 0EU. O. ALLBH, BE- ss
Rrosd = Ar oue door feios Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

a Pvesens.-Ths meet salsabss Presss
Tor suaekers is unAoubadis Meerschaum Psps. whcAA
CT gcauise ~ POLfsAx Sons. meadssesreesst
Uroadway, neal Fourth rpes order end eepo&ro
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Arrival or Cotton &C Uarro!
=. CArRo, Ill.,, Nov. 20. 1864.
bales OF cotton arrived hers to-day consigned
here aud hundred and seventy bales aud ninety aus
bags for 81. Louis.
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A Assiese ef True Merle .-"Brswa's
BRONCHIAL rRocHss" ara the most popular astssas -
shs osuny or Europe for Throat and osus 80
nj, pspulary d bsse1 upoe rsai sn wAish ssasss -
s.d os usay sshes preparations the msrks wtssA
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A.-why are the ouBeerSsaeers -
Pa ATOMS MONT BLOOMING CEREU0 like the salts -
fash oaAee werd' Because they are aeshed esaue
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t.a,es. 0s,s bs.-New styles , ass
sr,vea from Psr four ave siS seven ssga4 ~
sf.sn 70 twsnsy dollars esoh tor sae BY okO. o. Lsss
ais Brcsdway doer below Canal ssrsss
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Hsghssl Premium Look stitch sewis0
Mach,nee --wHEELER 4 wfLsor. seS broadway
n b eeteg 4 W iisou Button Hole Aashiue
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Bsachelsr's Hair Dye, ne Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous The oniy pevco1o
dye. Sold ~ sn druggsa Fxc,ory 81 Barclay slrss&
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Olss ases Lfhs Thieves, Attack Ghe
wcAk.-gertfy your orgsni asiea With nOsrsrfnky
BffTERs aud yrslst ban'e alike the veins -
anges OF smpeatnre VI ch dtsoedo1
the nerves frctie There vitality In y pusv
veartae stim aad antbt no0e
ere nd has mfui element its iaGy0
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

GRS AT TIE rwxsvrvANA On RwosoS--A 6re ~
usvie Pa % the 231 nit, Destroy ID toe foundry OF
ncMueo Bryan, with all ts ax,ures. The loss s very
dssstrous one fof the of regiJu, and VII Temporarily
cripple operations there the value OF the proporty
ed erceods forty thousand dollars on which There
n ten thousand dollars Insurance.
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rncenai.ry Fire In p,.seker str..,.


About four O'Clock Yesterday afternoon re broke oos
IN The house furnishing goods store 2ol Bicscer street.
owned BY Peter schops. rt originated Ia small
BIescker Buildings and extended between the suddug 70
ths third story got under the flooring Of the
used by Antioch Baptist church. The building owned
bye Y. Gwier. II 10 damaged about $500, and insured
s0r % 900 the broadway and In the North River
$500 Insured tor So 900 St. Mark and Manhattan
insurance compsnies. The damage 70 the church far
nture viii be slight The IRE, from appearances was the
from the street, through the Registry room, To the
seoA IN which The nrs originated.
The sapervisor's Reward OF $4,000.
rhs Mayor has issued proclamation, as he was
aAorssd 70 do sy the Supervisors. Offering reward Of
Whereas che evenings Of the 2stb and 2eth Of No.
vembsr 1884, many OF the hotels IN this city and county
Of % great and sxtrsordnsry crime, cndaDgsrng the
lives property Of hundreds Of the citizens OF this
county and their families demands prompt acfion on the
perpetrators: therefore
Resolved thai Q. Godfrey Gunthsr Esq, Mayor 0, the
& and county No. 9ork % sno - nsreoy s
Aoars payable from the county treasury for tho arrest
and conviction Of said incendarss, or either OF them
oaid be paid the certificate OF the Dtct
Attorney OF such arrest snd convieton.
In accordance with the above resolution, passed BY
nhA Board sf Supervisors the goth instant and By
Mayor oi the city OF New YORK do hereby osr reward
of Ave thousand dollars the discovery end convict
ysr;ous S ~ no.sls and public buildings Of this city
Tho above reward Ia offered not only 10 stimulate
disclosure OF the ircendiares but also that fair aud
opeu trial may be secured, 10 the end that the dignity
c. GODFREY GuNrHER, Mayor
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Ears IN North B,sac ksSons.

Fire In North Blackstone.
PsevDsNcs. v l.. Nov. 20, 1884
COTTON oanas mill In North Blackstone, Mass, owned
BY Andrew J. Klmbail. burned ths morning. Loss
Qaits heavy. We learn or BIC, 600 insurance.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Martha ~ AtkiBaon.
nI sEvBNTH STREET VEST.
WAsHfNoroN. ID o.,
e.sh ali good cains under $3.50 aug o. hssdepadne~s
st \ discount vf eve per cent
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4 n anAag Expsssd.

HaaNag KxpOsed.
Mack the able asd oteissnt esrrsepeslest q ~
tos concsruog humbug aud impostssod thas - 49,
r.sausc.y ysne..ssd !hreysh %. ooium:s-" 0r.ss :
sorhood-
.'pRurD," OF ruH NEW v0nK woRLS.
Every day two pick up ooppsshsaA paper - -
sns awful predictions ~ 20 she tate mat awaits -
urOa army 10 y.s,aA ssa %: t S"s'swss: ps.scsx %
from. Druid :, the welt Known Baltimore cosrsspeaesss
q sas New York Word" and then we h.ys - Ps6 g
Southern standpoint We are told thss what 10 ssys =
astheetic sad re.iabe ~ came from Jsd Osss
Tho CincInusti zpgrr tho ChIcsso 7sss and sbs -
disoapOis SssW rsfuary parade these iettsrs besso
saIcalAed discourage the loyal pespe shs Norh 8
those who know the author OF these Isttsrs, h ues
bls," when they we'll know shas hs made -
aulhenttc" rsiiable" statement 10 the whole cesrD
10 ssmcse ana 70 have spscis means of cs.sans :.
fOrmstien from southern ssndpont. This h ~ esn.
bug and no wore N zoe ooaadenco -
rebel srmy and the plans OF The rebsi isadss.
they knsw oil about thsm or pubIc.soo 10 shs N:sssss
tsrs. end 70 speak q, cathsdra coooeraing them
Druid . shyster, and ought 70 b. eKpossd Hla asne
The Cacsse Jssrrai, and wrote repubosssn ne osAss
a. hs SOW writes bogus southern news" II rscsnee
cScSuss .sss ssgs@:r % x,srwsrd s. css. isss =
asasfaut 10 tho New York 7sss Afssr The easse ~ -
spatsh 10 the nsaALD, which the Sscresary q Waf
wouidnp let pass the wires While hcCsssise wee
hs s ssnerssssp M a. xs,ssa@ Tor Inc Ns~ Ysrs wsr1
might cito many instances Of the chaslaeAns0
this Individual WIN claims 10 - the e0e9seee 81 -
CUuQdogoke Wnr ONCE InocAA al 6ei0g - ~ oe0or
dence Of the rebels Kishond he b smpv to sae 60
psy u sesls Bsisi0orepald % much tex eeag
what mischief he BY writing sies 70 ordsg. ~ y
gun whom Attic &ssah WiA spike mcss eoeot0aty.
n mistake oct, oCeveaaud," Of shs OiDelnnaa 0s-
Quivu; Az" Of tho chcsGu Timss AMI "Drud." q "
New York WsId, one snd tho same Pssssa, saa 90
and the hambug.
also s,fIoWardu the washagtou coTrespOndeos - -
New Ycrx H,ss II we ere net misiakea. - 80 -
hs speso AGAINST Union sad its te0ds thfosaa -
coIunaus * the rhadelphia Age F1yns can - so:s1
almost soy time ON our ssrsss 10 close eonmustoa 80
shs mess notosioas rebel ~ Inpathlzsss, We 49,
he ccmmuuicases d ssrsiabe' Atsssoos = sns 49,
nals above enumsfAted.
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Attempt 60 Blew Up one or the sound
Stsamees.

Ths rebe, smlssarios At work II New York have not
onnped their attempts sosy TO the destruction os that
6sy Yessssdsy torpedo found In or ths bertha
uf the Sound steamer CITY OF New London The fuse had
Assa h bus had beoome ernguMhsd before the terpeAo
Nas kstsA and shs heish desgn o. shs pospstsaeoro
nrsv1saslaiy frustrated. ID Thought thas niges be-
Ass, Jose before the CITY o New Leadcs esassed On
- ssal EassA shs sssvsde = W. tsrsa Nhsse y. -
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Tn, su Brooks q SON, 43a Brsadway.-
winter Boots shoes Bsmsras IN great variety 30
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Eltsutse Sewing Machtnes-Raa ~
hst air OFpICE ss7 BRoADwAv.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

P~sses Cssh~a in ala Legalised Lei
fsres. ana fnfsrmst0a uvea. JACOB Drokss' -
~ Dr0aAway. n. Y. .st
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Ths Prssident petrcisv m CoMpany,e
Fussaeat. venaass couuiy Pa s-dvertsmsn. o. 80 -
srpslns the plan sf ccxpoIaus y viii os ssen N
las sma ,navsoos Vsry lbersy sdsanaecs are ehsred
sabscsbers end oe e.,s srssps rmsnss r,,urns so
m appears thas this Company haz secir~s
~. ~ az river apd favS It- tributaries oil beArt
the anisF the rresidest Company sss
% .mr.ss.fa vsis hare en- suu and there 10 seng
,,s.e,y IL o. CeS for shs sntsrprise
sseursd ~ TIE f,s1uS ~" which wut Of course enus
~. bsuedl of The ofX AL stock ckhodegn Tbs subscypu
ssesss ID Neu sorx; essrs l. n. SIMPSON CO., Cst
street suppu M.w rraton ~ 20 details that my be-
sired " ssossnoss Si0o paid In secures $500 d
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
AneeAots ef eenerai Zee.

gentleman VINO YES in the xsin from this cxy TO
Petersburg very cold morning, not long ago, tells
his attention was attracted BY the efforts Of young so
dier With hs In sling to get his overcoat His
teeth well his sound hand brought into 20
effect the object but, IN the midst OF his efforts. an off,
from his seat advanced to him. and very
fully and ,endery asssted him. drawing the coat gently
his wounded arm and blttonng Il up comfortably;
then with few kind and pleasant words, returning 20
his seal.
Now the officer 10 question not clad 10 gorgeous
UNIFORM, With brilliant wreath upon the ooar and
multitude Of gilt lines upon tue sleeves resembling the
famous labyrinth Of Crete but he clad in "s sim
pie suit Of gray" Distinguished from the garb OF
civilian eny by the three stars which every oonfede.
colonel In She service by the regulations u entitled
20 wear And yet be was no other than our chief general
Rooert lee, who IL not bravor and greater han he h
good aud modest On General Grants return from
New Jersey the Army OF the Potomac and James, by
detention Of the train ht forced stop In Ehs
dsphia Being recognized By soldier be crowded
by the gaping multitudeever ready In Northern lat.
tndes 70 louzs every military hero OF the hour. be be
Mcclellan Hooker Burnside Pope Grant that he
forcSd 70 take refuge 10 she Mayors Office .
Well Gonsraf Ise comas To R!chipO1d, dsta che WaS
Department ana she President, attends dfvBe WqeE6x
At &c. Paulb almost every week, and though eur pcoPs
love Tim fathers did George Warrington yet he u
subjected TO any annoy ance look from each
passer by, which silently says-May God protect and
bless you.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

re ese Laaaes. .-Uss Pewsy's Moth as
s::' ..S, ls, :ss' s'E:ss s:s.s & D=s.'s.sS s
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Cnsps. Chsfes, PtmyIss, Esagtieess
Respess Ae, cured by G0URACD'S Italian MedioAeo4
sosp his dero< t35 Brssdwsy. near Grand street.
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Oao rvee nIsds New.

Old Eyes Made New. -
pamphlet directsa lo spsedily res sr-i rgss =
s,so m sorcrcles without eid ~ doctor edcne -
g. nah tree Of 10 Adars Y. y wv
n D., Ll3o Broadway. New ferk
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Tns Prssiaent pesroiss m cs.psny.

Youass subsus Uproots ~ AIR fres. i@s
fovsheads &c any part of tho scdy fsrantsd ~ VOt
KAUD's depot, t5S Broadwsy, aeas 90 4sd street.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Wars Wsatnsr st the Eastward.
BosroS, Nov %. 1854
rhe day vas remarkably warm. iAe thsrmsastsr ~
aoOs standing sxtyssv grsss. WITH TIE wind ssath
ward. Il V coOsr This sveaAG wind vest
PosuA,ss, No, Ksv 80 1894
Wind sea,aeasa Raining. NO sign os The s'sanshp
Damascus. #t6 sH 4-
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
Thirteen TheuSanA Union Prisoners
CenHnsd There Make . Darins
Effort 70 Escape.
They Arc Surrounded and
OvcrpOwercd.
GRAPE AND CANISTER FIRED UPON THEM.
Forty Killed and Large Number,
wounded,

ausiny Among Unlem PrassnsRs.
ArrxMfrs0 EscAPB or rHrRrasN THoUsAND PsiSoS'
xRs At sALfsBURY, X O..
rTrom tbs Riohmond Rnquires, Nov. 1s.l
On Thursday last . serious attempt vas made ~ the
federal prisoners confined 1t sslsbufy. NJ c. 70 make
their escape ShscA rapidly and scsaly qseslsd es
s erps~se f co~ssdsras Yankes 6oed. appears that
. plot had been formed among the prIscnsre-of whom
there Al Salisbury Airtsen Aopsaad-to over
power the interior guard Of the encampmsat then bresk
through the line s the parapet guard and after securing
Ill the they could to march through Western North
Carolina into Tennessee, and make good their escape
In the first part Of Asir proovamms they succeeded.
The Interior guard were soon ovsrpowered and two Of
tho unfortunate were killed while resisting. They
then attacked tho parapet guard. who fought bravsy
against the terrible odds Until the alarm had been fully
communicated 70 the garrison and two pieces Of artillery
thrown into position bearing upon the sncamp
mont Two Of the parapet guard killed in their
gallant defence In good time tho artillery opened AMI,
after fU raing discharges Of grape and oawiss<y tho
insrectonsts cried out for mercy and declared that
they would make further effort 10 get away BY this
time they completely surrounded With artillery
and infsntry, and Il ID well for them that they
ceased uheir demonstration and sued for mercy.
In ten minutes moro the whole camp would have been
Of slaughter. Az n was about fsrs killed
aud large nusA6cr scosnded. Thus worry foolish
tempt 20 escape srom Confederate durance has eDdsd. II
will prove, doubt, lesson TO prisoners In the South
But for toe coones and may BE- added the consider
stcn Of the officers commanding the garrison the punish
msus Inflicted upon those misguided captives would have
been far more ssrious IT, indeed had mot amounted 70
the annihation OF the entire body.
Activity ae the James-GraAt Frepas.
tnG TO Move.
PKfxRsBUkG, Nov. u, 1854.
Scouts aud deserters report considerable activity in
the front or the enemy preparing for our
right.
Is s reported here Rcsecrans succeeded Meade
In command or the Army u the Potomac.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

M a.~dv,a TUllea COmplOse UaseOU
shers ts the fragrant sOzODONr-us.s shs sresaA 49,
oAovv nparvs gums ruby rednees soou eaeume -
teeth auloS rivs aiabaNar and pearls 80 -
coral vase. Sold by all druggists snA psvfunsss
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

The Toas preparations of JsssS
Surns" = w. sDssasa. are the ''ns plxs asrs"
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

guaUrAH CsmK.-A curious case before the United
States District Court, which wss To- session 10 Auburn
Last veok was that of Lyman North, postmaster Of
AIlsshapy oouaty, convicted OF removisg tho STAMPS
from Ie tsrs dropped In his oioe and thsn dcsroytnG
shs letters Inc remarkable thing about this pcy thiev
rs IN that North sixty Of age Is worth $40 000,
and prevous detection had botne gsod charactsr
Hs pleaded guilty and VAS sentenced 70 s 10 tne Ro
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

NV Nosra RsvKx SrxANEa.-It " cstfnsted that th<
os. by damage frcght By the rnking c ths ssamsr
Fraucts skiddy, will be about $4,000 Tho Troy rrse
ssys-Its srgse 10 70 be transferred 70 mammoth new
boat which wtli run, with the e. John 1rs TO Albany
and then TO Athens when tho railroad IL Completed The
C. Vanderbilt Hendrix HUDSON wt shen do the Troy
or Albany business, according 70 tho dBsucs suocuntss
Al A he bridge.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

No. nrsss p pssss tsl - ssa-ssn - sAss~ :
rassssss Aosisy&s- ed lsss ~ hsV bcsc ss'srv
sstnAse< 40 essassA = 80 4 sSslr bs To-
- y sssss ~ ssrvien q wsp1a 81 bsseesf -
- ths rssssdssss skss sAssa - ssesss y eesg'
- iAA sssssassht.sg sssstea 49, = asssersssssar
uveo tAs hsrs ssss e ~ oa1 oAy sasA lsnaa<ass
= oevpnss Aa6ssu sAAs sas&hsr - sassAA ~ fss.
nn1oo 0rDes 4 svssysas = eAses dstsssl asssrtssa
1 voax - ooSxss nAsriAL.
NJ 49, = sossss martial = Ne sasss q fsssy.
e&gAe nAia6 onssu ass sasinI ves0slsaAsl. Shsss
lae'a6s euo nieaAat osisasis. tAsee aatsrss assss
enpssInss es asss tsssssasts - st0e sssss1 uss'
tenants. 60 ~ oonaitssl virioss ssssesss ssss =
<pakAg nloAssss. dissssdsssoe = ssAsrs. srasAs.
tA'us reoo1J4 nsaeS. usbsAaviss bsdoes ~ ssssy.
UsASlise GO oFisk,as wisa selists1 ass, -. saa
Htssa uero 1glsteA sr lrsaksaasss. Nearly Ill q
these V0eee4 - dismissed The ssevioA Western
matss, 80 . eAallenss 70 asht duel. was -.
lencsd = nsred. but the sentence was mitgatsd v
ExAMrMNg B0ARps.
noas1B fbr IN exaniaauos q s1osrs q ne csaals
NJ, QuarssrmA'ters and Pay Departments sAvo bssa
1statsbsd In dirsSsat parts d The eouaxy. % = 70 en-
brace ah the military divsiona
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

While the united StAtc1 1LetL0eF hinG Khthps W hue
Potomac dotiIls. wa coming up the river day before
yesterday, boat, containing tweotydvs consrsossds
Of ai ssss and sizes. picked W. 1bey were refu
goes from Virginia, and were eroughs 70 thus c'y sad
sent 70 Fresdmsn's village.
AWARD or CONTRACTS roa frDrAs sooss.
The awards OF contracts for Indian goods for the year
1885. was made By Commissioner Dole, Of tbs indian
Department today The contract fcr Glass No !, com
prisug blankets, cloth and sdomsstics. was given 70
Cronip, Hurxthal q Bears. q New Fork; Class No !,
clohsg. TO Charles Burnhans OF New York. Glass No y
hardware and agricultural implements, 70 Pouilney
rssmbis The prices. Of course, vsryimaeh 10 so
vance OF last years contracts.
c CAPTURE ov A PEtss.
Admirs, fsrrsgut reports 70 the Navy Department. the
CAPTURE OF me schooner Albert Edward ihs sist ut
which had run the blockade out OF Galveston, rsxss
with ose hundred and 6ty bales OF cotton
xEsIaxArroS or ARMY oyyrcErs.
The resignation oi the following nsnsd onosrs have
been accepted oy tho President, 70 lake effect today
Mater General John A. Mocernand, Brisader General
X A. Payne ana Brigsdisr General Nsr, Dew
TEE EAT STATE IN rRoupLE.
Massachusetts, 10 In Woubls. Her mportssichs OF
ewsdes Poles. Germans. Hunssrans, &c, by ho cargo,
70 ali her quotas under recent caih tor oops
havs tussed out badly and the war Department. snnx
ing OF rsfusing 10 sve nor credit fcr the SCUM snas
fostsd upon the public service The fact shss nearly
all these imported msrcesarss hsvs deserted to shs sns
my, under the libsral terms Of General Lees prooas
ssn cad shss suoA have yss bssn unaes % dessrs
ere utterly unable or unwilling 20 ngns In recent csss
II ne rlns plu before Petersburg tHsy drsppse shsss
arms end lay down aal on their sssss u " sssse
Wins charging osuma n rsssis swept evs ehso
eaesyne sM sAaa were 10 sss party hAsk " rsesssrs =
esUsssa meg plsaA y excuse shas sAsT oew ssshssl
& s9 Vuagyl u hAsSsa hisgaaA \ ~ thaetAH vsC
, 1864-08-14
TIE LOSS OF TIE RACINE.
Full Partict17arA-Etglst Lives Lost
1he CataHtF"ph~ thc Hcsult Of u
Fire. and NOT an RXp1ossOm

ktrom Inc detroit AdTerttscf, Aug. H.
By the arrival Of the Canadian bark A. 8.
Ansno, which reached here yesterday noon,
we aye placed In possession Of tn. following
lartieuiars relative to the loss Of thc above
steamer. 1t tappe4rs that she did not blo y
up, but took fire and burned to near the va
iers edge, By which time the propeller Avon
bad fallen In With her aud 10 wed her to the
snoEe. The disaster took place on Tuesdoy
night, between twelve aud one o'cIocE.
about fiitetn miles below Point An Pcllee'
and some ten miles from the laud. Tue dre
vas discovered In the forward mart Of her
botler deck, bnd SO rapid WIS the pro.ress Of
inc namte that in a short time every effort to
save her had to be abaadoned. i considera.
nle quantity OF Hour, hlghWlnes aud other
was thro.n oyerboard, more or less Of
which VIII probably be recovered In daul-
Only eight lives. it is believed, were lost
ipsteha Of twelve as nas reported. Seven ot
tno.e losl were drowned b. the swampiog
o. small boat which xas lowered awuy ii
TOO hssty manner, Ono man was by some
mtsnap, Killed at the time Ct lowering awAy
me boat. Fortunately at about the time Of
Tue o'snster the Canadian propelle. Ayun
happened along, rendering very important
assurance, by which all the passengers were
ssveo, together with tho crow, with the ex-
cepton OF those above enumerated There
Mas no oreeze stirring ut the time Of the un-
fortunate occurrence, and thc lake vas with
ont ripple "'$''
=, Ihc batk Austin, from which ne obtained
tne aoove Information; sent Oft her small
oo9t 70 The rescue, pulling distAtca OF Ave
nilles before reaching the locallts OF the un-
fortunate occurrence, but arrived in time to
render important aid.
Lbs haeine came ont In 1857, and on dftlcr-
ent occasions since that period has been sin.
Eularl5 unfortunate. Last fall, It will be re.
Mcmbered, she met with collision on Lake
huron By which she was eunk OFT Forty Mile
Polnt, aud In Que or two instances has had
explosions OF ulore or less violent ch arac-
ter: She belonged to the Western Transpor.
ta1loh company ma was coalu.atisd By
Capt. Arthur.
, 1864-08-14

STATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY
ohasoa sSs1 Hne =: 81:
csae . h,to2 Fs:l ri CoLpsEs. ct. Louis. Aiton
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Hastings. You may itnagine the rsrla-dr- tks
tIa:r h4s Ia aie, aud The eor:!:.naticn II h4a
ltcdaud In tue families OF the par
tea cuncernet. OF one feature In the
e-sr, believe, there is but little
deaLt. The lady had most etfect1ai-
!: concealed her Intentions from hof ~
ft.ationa: They had lot The rcmotest sns-
=, S.eio2 = Of The plot; md moreover. despite
t-s a!eA rink Of the successfn sui:or aud
"asPcnoehtIS even Uf rhs dissepute &tt4eheA
W sucn teGa,ior. would 1ur various other
r. so.s naFe infinitely prefesr4d that their
31,1 n1sasd ae,aslec me should have uold.d By her
~ soeie'7 il general the whole transsr-
t'or, 10 its various bearings, is uuiycrssliv
REGARDED IS sad blot u..on lie n Der c5ssse:5
But that very unanimous rfprobation Of Il
ennnot but suggest that such duplieitv and
thameleReness would be the exception and
not the rule throughout their coteTies. The
world is stne~ hat curious to Learn what. It
apy, nltcrlor procee 1ipgs are likely to .risc
from It In the meantime. though every one
cs peiders Mr. Chaplin to have been most
c5oelly nsed, there IRE few who do not trust
that-the hrst Impulse Of disappointed hopes
tver-comn'on SCI Sc will soon induce bint
20 1ecoenize that there are some apparrut
lceses ~bich. being steadily exsunIne,1.
assume the Permanent shape Of veritable