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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-08
BILLIARDS.

Evryboddy seems tew bee Citing crazee n
new game, witch haz jIst bun discovered, called
biliyards.
1t = plaed on the top a label wich IL a litte
longur than il IL squair and the game seems tew
consist in pushin sum round red bawls agin sum
round wife bawls, until tina drop intu sum littel
pudding bags witch are hung ont1 the outside ov
the label.
1t talks men tn pla the game, but or kan
look
Tha talk oph THAR koats, and stand cloas up tew
the label, with short piece FISH pole in THAR
hands, witch haz chalk mark onto The end it.
Then one begins, by Cvin the bawls a
punch in the belly, WITCH sendz it agin the next
ones belly, and till the tother fellows trn
for punchIn comes
But va ought tew the game; il kant bee de-
lneated by wuSds.
One TELLER generally beats the ether TELLER, an
then he pays the landlord the consarn 25 cents
fur the privilege Citing beet, and buys sum
gin, with lemonade in it. and awl hands drink.
Then more talks hold the fish poles, and
tina punch for spell, and so ii goas till o,kiock
In the morning; then each goas hum, having en-
loved fine exercise, littel dunk, perhaps, but
the muscles in THAR breasts expanded that
tina kant ketch the consumption nor the small
pox.
This IL bHiyards.
d.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-08
FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER my farm for sale, in Western To-,
/ Henry county, II miles southwest of Deaning-
ton, consisting of so acres well fenced, has about
100 fruit trees, a never-failIng spring of water,
two wells with good water, one of them having
rom 10 to 90 feet all the time, a good house,
grainery, corn CRIB and stabling for horses.
For terms enquire of Mr.. Fisher, opposite
Island City Hotel, Rock Island, on the prem
ises.
All stock and farming utensils will be sold with
the place if wanted.
FRANK BURGER.
decSdwIm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-08

BILLIARDS thi- game is getting to be
very fashionable in this city, We think the
following description Of it. by Josh Billings,
will pay for reading:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-08
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

I'HE firm of Christian & Dietz is this day
I dissolved by mutual co sent, J. A. Christian
retiring from the firm. All persons having de-
mands against the late firm will present them ~
JOHN Dietz for adjustment, and all pc rsons owing
the firm Will cali and settle the same with John
Detz, who Is alone authorized to settle the
same. J. 4. CHRISTIAN
JOHN DIETZ.
Rock Island, Jan. S, 1866 dSt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

n.s'ss'-S - - 49,. .r'''..
.xasA,'' 4 u olsehsaa 0enAwsist'
~ ~ ssllswtae:
II nskd & - oe1o1o ao1nenGn 49,
sesss, ~ noeaiag - suqoo1111 ~ onpses
yrsscAses = 0neni1A - ~ 3 oopy e -
anewlnu6io ehml11no'oo 49, " to06o-
eesussssa sooelueieao q ~ special eoo0it-
ser. ~ nsasly = I eeuad sseellset, - :
s'xbs.. ezpe1s ess.t W q twelve. 80
N. srhs .hsy Nssla - innsdiatsly hssdsd
y NJ. 1o9ooson0o6oel1g 0sstSsona =
vAom I ~ aeplis6 ioas1ietsly esonsnc-
"a ~ oo1Ioel36a q W. ssqueatg1 decu.
srsrts. y - ~ - 49, tsgethsris -
time then u takes 70 ssessd the test, and -
be ~ locking fss ths eleventh, ! suegest-
Cd that there wao no more. He locked y
- in seuesoneo1. I'd suilinGlg renafkee
! hsa II auesssd II hadn't 6Fen hespial
track Of this thing Soon he twentass.
nu0hef - reachsd. end still 1t appeared
the wsrk wae net cosrplete. thouehe0y
dscunsaeasy friend bed certainly 9ietakss
nv seoueat. and bed Constructed Il inte Z
=. dsst demand Ssr I'll the bills e the -
eion. A. Civil NGtlsia Deeonboeto ~
pencieoine q Jeho S6ilf ~ loootey, en-
~ a. liberty d dieabseiae III oind b
:::,s.se =: e e: s:;:,
Isl.
"'ThaG's whaG supposed, rid BE-. II
Wsosiak ~ ~ 70 twsoe>sove. - - q
tsssd IL wssds 'Twsstv 0vs-thisty-
hiety-6vs-Sesty-'
"sne1d -, nov. r0 b sosaeoe a6ou
Ne sa.tse. Nss jskise.' fse really,
ohooGhe ~ 6o1og 0Ad9 ~ si4jq u
ltsAas - ~ boRianine to1eoeu1 tnpsg
Hs q ~ deenoeas S0on, seeing this, b
gan y ~ ~ temper, TO. - ehasp1y r
II HdE1S esssesd I diiS't Essv vkss
waassA .kGlpmae1% - ~ thisd - Sssfe
tine. thaf l wanted H. ssessss1uetio
e.sudasn1A 80 snly tlees ~ psedio
In The Ssaaie. Ny eyes were daaned 10
good natured sest Of way. ed was ted I
dry so--oAlsA I ~. ~ ~ tlns I ~
hueging No. - TO my pslp,tating besast
apd a. sed seemed q far slr q ever
Finy I've. any six, my. seven. 6isy.sigh'
ai1y- niass slaay. - the cry gns, still Ne
eomA Prseentlt then wdts sipe lat =
a1suioe had ten aeesmplislod. Th
pigeon helss bed 81 bon sensaeked. be
fsscAsd No. si1ty sAse. 's's,
"'That's I'll for the present. innocent
remarked The supssinssndsat 70 NJ. ~
Ahsn tursiae - Messenger slose b., }
said Go down to the printing oflss q
tell then 70 ssnd up I'll De ansndmsots
The HOUSE 5stae scsslsoise ~ sesss -
otxtys0v0s SO. Es
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

- = g: s., a. =: !
81 = ssse1 ~ - -
~ " y ~ = - - = ts4sa
$3.50 = - laeQsy - 49, VhesS -
oea11D = pGb,lsAso esaoslooeoe - ~ ~
e1Osnesalc q ~ esGlaaln9 = ~ 90. o.
- jieSls street., and vilAh ~ 49, sflew
$3.50 wsss = 90 ts0s ~ bueiesos
pjoese q six psivaas cleissos, go kaevn =
Esrt Gen. 0saat, Nj. Co nawlias,
~. O.. Jsho1 oaiG6, ~ Co. o.
iais, Big. Gen. llaltsg. "a Bdeaasa 0ss.
Dixoo. ~
scDs ysan psssiss y IL ", .ths ~
oDcs q The lsnsntsd Gen. Baker, vho ~
u Balls Blu6, was alec within the lioils
0sntiensd.
10 leso, Raslins wesa sss6g uoaelss
Dsmsent, ~ getting sase pssssiss = he
Chetlain vss retired msrchant, eas u
ths usse prominent leaders Of The "Wids-s-
Wakso."
MGltby was jolly, big gsnsaish, whs
vss aivsys Captain 4 tSs :.Eaethquskst'
e ysrssh s 1:ly - =. e ssy!. = =
esos e his sEasthqsakss' II ~ ta.lele
$3.50, ~. {1i: 81 = ecs. 81, - = ~ =
~ pesoetsd.
Ofaas vas, pssasps, H. lsast ksewn q
~ sas, 0ssoe Havlioey 80 seonn1seeeo =
eide - 0saove sEa9 Wbea h. ~ Dsige-
49, ~ thus idsati4sd Ne pesepsets Wi(l
~. An ~ isdisiduals osatisosd sAsvei
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13
a.-'-'.es-sse - u;r..esl $3.50

Some thigty yeAsO ~ ! wa9l y lgode,
With Judes -, ia'a p,sasant Village II
vss9aa u ~ tewu - o--y r1Aes
~ So vill6e6a n ~ ts1s. that ~ d.
eeaiaaasa 'sUppss' nsllsv''- and ''Lsvse
A ehsst distances absve lhs Lower Hollow
sssd, "a, : IL = ! ~ nS..s &
ss,:ii, ~: ss:s ~ 49, - AZ A s,ss II
t'ns there was - exciting election TT hsp~
rsspatativss - ~ lestelatpse, thsA hi
~ 49, 81, haAn vsss fsejs9 18th
the result. Ne. bsedy Asppeasd 4 - Il
he store = Jsleo "a - Sshdk8 u
sstusns ften The di6sepot tswps. Aneae
tho - - ~ 6 u ~ tldl z a.
0Nen MsustsisA thst had slscted B. F.-.-
TOT Representative. -- 80
~ 4 pessibis that they have elected hin
p Rser1esataaisa2" said NJ. -Bsnd1. II
kuew hin like book. He vas poor boy
and used TO live at ny fathers. His talhsf
died when be wss ysangs end be u6kb6s
bs'ng poor. he was put out 70 live With dit.
fsssnt farmers 70 earn living. When he
lived with my father he was 90 p,or that be
wle not able y hsrs shoes until be- had
easaoo enough q 0uyA pAtr. ny Othoe
bsine wellsto~do fardAs vas at1e 70 keep
Inc = shoes. ItirritaAed The ~ u think
'hsisAd nsu&sss. A4lae dag ~ Iathef uu1t
~ to cut Canada thistlcs 10 the field. had
shocs TO protect my feet, but poor s.
was bare. foot, and the thistlcs. psiekea he
feet, and bothered him and lau8hoaAt Nm
fnr not having shoes. He got excited By
my jeers and the sting Of the thistles. and
straiso eeniao hInseif q, y ihese 6ls 9stis
fist - me, ord 0id sOvo1ndO Duudy, r
shall 80 the day that shalt b abls 70 wear
ahNes" - ~ -
And % il proved. us did wear shess.-
sequieed - sdYcation-s pssfseaiep-aad
bio 5lstss Nod ~ tegsslsSSs ham p VIZ
mont. HE shoes pressed he 6ose Of Con>
INef1.d ~ S2ecas eh:Sf@ "a eaty 4
the vics President. They wsss She sboee
cfHsp. Se|q1en Fset. Usited Ssaess Sssar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

An conservatives NJ svss - issegssay II ~
Uusn. and ~ sssaop sftAs essass. sss invlesd b
,o,, 10 /. q esst y ssvs ~ sssssu sa IL pssi.
l. =. 01WOOD. Chaisuaa.
Dss Nosnn. Aga l1cAs 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

L,vs Sfock IN rnE Uxrrrp SrAsrs.-
Compared With 1864. the value Of live
stock Ia the United States list gear bed
increased 1li2,Ooj 2l6. The follswisg
are the comparative number 10 The New
England States:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

New Yosk hatIsar inseelsd dry ,ssoas
70 the amount q sllS444.sl4.
The cemetery IL Andssscavills, Ca, con.
tains II, 9l2 hollae, ~ - fedssah
A French machine makes eleven pounds
Of ice IN hour, ct . cost Of half cent .
-poas4.
/ TotN exports Of tea from China to Grcat
Britain up to February 18th, 107. 667. 100
|poWE s%~~a 60 "
/. Rssgus TODD osst6ds Sosies = the youse
.sa q the South. q, ssay ct home and NJ
~ ~ Sirsce Is 80 ~: ~ pulds't
beeause he worked in the Mills. He cut The
~ ~ peelps4 ~ oaehi9sgy snA sssl-
Tot three weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

- 49, 49,
800 viii 3 sssn in ne deIy PaPess etsAsss ~.
No.
1 as ~ = an
d. ..i-,- s.,s,..4 - .ts.as..t
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W al 80 = - - -
~. "a lsesrss.:d srsd.sll; ~ q e.
81 rsesvssy being dsss,pssss. / was sivissd By
D. Pessi.k 70 rsnssss inse ~ eosstsy. heosss.
"a $780, ~ ksS.r IA HI ia 3.niI, ~ H..
e asa died there d,sd q rslees4si ctlsspp:
isy IT. naay w1eko ID sSss Wss asSGsoo Isps-
~ cssditios. d.. fksssiSs, vAs ~ 80 ~
GaAhse's faaniiy phys,eias, - ~ a1osn9sA hta
10 BE Lest ilfnsss, w. calied 9 - =. ns
thought ~ ease sntlgely beyUs6 ~ 'ToGsA d
% one wees 70 ssT1aEs ~ tsapssel cGlles. IL
Hhis apgueuatly heeslsas ecaA 4 hsnD1se ~
sonsds wSisl - nsss ~ ~ Neeeae1
70 - ~ coulA fsel them VSek1ue 81 way,
~ n S1fati6s ssery hsrvt. IN. Gn6t& II
49,: ~ = slss = s.sss - - =
=, =. ss's:::s n e: s;sss
vere ripsned. I'D 1sxpeetaea1ed fbeu - 1unSo
800 Y. RI ~ T ,s,s. = s:;v: s IS:
80. a. issss abslsj. - vAis ~ =. A.
eeegI oeeGAts AalTsp - ~ - sskes(isg
- t-s.saAs wsrs - ionsSt knqe4. ~ I Nd
IylIpskisg sleep 9 yhlsk hs6 ~ ~ ;
n $50 icss2 & ,dSlssis ! rsssSis a;ssif
g. s.; g - I: ::
+ u :!ss!: & :fsl:s ss.E5 5lSks:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

The T~slvth Rssi.sa4 1liss,s ckSs,i
=" IL WY bone ftsm Tesas, ~ IN 4
'''sfsrsd out % ito assival u Spsiaenel1.
~ y shs lsst ssgiasae q lllinslh = IL
r''ess and = soon = ~ nsa ~ pesl y
IuPyDatles will b e)oood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13
Weseern l1raauases ~ west
0ADomt.

OeS. &&
The annual examination q the U. 8
Military Academy q wes Rsntlie eo~
in progrsss. Tho graaunAlng class nsx
nuubees s..>s-sas sssssssss. ~ wsv0 sst
following ass from Western Ststse ,
Eugene 4. Woodruff and Henry u. @
Dunwoodv. Of Iowa; Charles 8. Smith
aud wulhM p. Dixea, II Illineis; ~ ~
Ion On, J. scott PAyne, wm. ". Fleoisg
and Quintin Campbell, Of Missessi.
In the order of1Issit NJ. wssdruf assa
seventh on The nst, NJ. Smith ansanth,
Dunweody niastssuth, Orr swssty>ssesnd,
Dixon tWsaty.6eurth, aad Msesss. Payre,
Fleming and Campbell respectively, - thk.
y eiath, thirty ssvsath and thirly-siGhth
In the clase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

- 1s0nsoe - u4o0Vo0,
Ussss ~ abess saPlioa = sxsAaai,
log seitaary aotics 4 asesas5a
Sh~ sdieets m wAisA " ~ ssosS
sesstrsee ~ slssiae panoEspAs
s.ssld - - Then reisses thas esr
s"sna = ~ eciseess - sexDl + g
ven 10 ~ paraAie ~ esJ sfssne3,
U ~ sssse aoeia tan uoes ~ ~
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..:ss.sssrsspsso ~ -. ofevs It ~
tes 49, eeiss. fhses n III
~ .ss essasn ~ - x1sezsetssS
~ s.I n .e.slsae = penllnl ~
e ~ 49, 49, g g p
...,ss - ~ Nsce IN uqln1o -
~ - - Sg - e.
IN - = ~. q 800 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13
>sA,lsa,o7o oieS, sss, az


Cemalssisasr Newton says that thsts
viii Be- . great market dsnasd 6oe NE
'seea II ssas yssrs. end ~ ~ ,grstt
seasclty oeal1 Seeck used ~ cooo6tntd y
~ SsssA, esssslnlle nsla 81 hpes, NJ
ssarsasss pssAtaAls psica u . leee tiub.
HAnusAcsvnaue xilk.-A peste. sarke
rsserss ~ ~ aseeisees 4 Ward sersI
b that ~, recently ~ ~ skssslity y,
asessg sssr larss .sAis. eioaAie pssll.
~ t~s sAssssad suss hea1tsd pessdk
sAsy invsstisassdths contents 81 sae elsAsk
- sesvs ssing bsstsa ~ - uo(Bie}
secess. Il was 6llea With rJSnSf svaaAi,S
- On eakisss nspls ioe sspskij ssat II !
found sAat ui1iqe q. NH water nave =
vssy esed s0isaiisn q Nh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

II another pseee u This papse On b
esund Tie card q ~ s'Cesssssativs Re-
psblieaas" Of tAis Ssaae nsnsrsusly sign
"a, cal6se spss IN RspsSsicans who dis
like the psiisieal opssssioas Of thsis rsAIaal
bsstAssa - ssas ssl fssn anese lhsu
asd Get up fss thsnssivs ~ . party y thsis
eWa, shs psireipiss q vhIsA shs2 - ~
nsss sssssass. Asalshy ssd eoomse ssass
ssdss. r.ae
TIA = ~ vssy veil - tas - u gess,
~ " saemil y lhsss gsnllsmeA WhstAa
Il vsula - - iGoai1sly n1sS s0bssieul
end ssssibls vsrs thsy - net saly cut
lesss iron this fsrmss pasV e0iialiss. 81
ssns ~ IRE ~ ssuasA go Co1A{
graf Dsascsalis Charsh .jsis their eseeG
viii ssrs. thsir fesss and arms viii -
fssss asd Arms. - us5ss ~ tsido ~
I'd Dsaoesstie ne. aSht cot ~ iupssl
Ing battle u esesssvatisn against sa1ienl.
-. II esnssvsssiSh Il sssa, why ID,
tsts H. msss: advantagssus pssllsoe i
osht ~ Il. Yen ass eoapssstiselv ~
We. ths Dsnssesaey, ssst. he 4s1s6ll
rsnnss we'll 60 70 ~ esss.hil, bssass \,
the mole.hiil esas 70 Ne neusAais.
Let he Dsnsesasy u Isws stssd Gsialy
<" thsie guard. Dent b q I'll eeafassd
y shis call-dea't 80 ssssgsiias ints III
r''se camp. bat issesad u that perfect ysas
:.
'sn's.ssea ed dfiu aad psspass 70 6gA,
Iselys shoulder y shssltss. Ifihs $50
rvative sspstlisaus Of Is@a esnuluAs h
strength WITH 10 end sssist h 1eeeae-
; 'hs radicals, veil and goed-with epsn
.ds ws wsleons then into the ranks
.'rc the aghs viii b. the flsressl, bot let
as. Democrat slough %. Stand b. yoss
una asn. and stand firmly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

i A,eos,nuesa oa1ss anyaa 49, wsoaa
can - ledy who can vssad or neetify
anethes. Ne matter how bsaatifal, heW
fpn9e& ri ew suleivalsd she nay b., shs
10. 10 reality, course, and the innate wi.
gritty d her nature manifests itself here.
Nationally kind, courteous aud polite
treatment d I'll persons. = one mark II .
tine WOMAN"
!. Obsrlie Callsoss Ohio, 10 in state II
Hnpeeansoeity. AZ appeal 10 made fbf
el60, go: Thers ere TO students, -
'tsalse nd ~ fsmalsa OF de Waole nun.
Der, 26l ass new students. -Eeekoass.
wsfsgsrd this. II true, = one II IL
s1est sscssnoine tisas u ~ times. Ob>
nain 0sllsgs hes hsss ~ Raadssas box
Iron whescs issssd stssitisaisn, spsritsda.
alism. women's fiehts;irss w. ted ss6vss
4-sthsf ghasty isas VITA Anvs -yuned
society with thslr psssleieo in10aA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

IA SO enu
M "a
HI 81
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=. 1. y ~
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5000
ri M 4f7N, ~ - fN
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II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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q 1ne 1eee'ss C.sfe., fssleasla.aa. =
pres ss''ses - 49, gnesees Vnes.
sf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-13

IN. C0OK,s HGAaRcmAnR or.
ID Ire nsst perfect and adnlfsA)e set,i,e
evsf discovered Ssr he rsssssvsaio.
Beauty. Growth Ind Rsstoratiso fthe
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plan act a. Il called with another artist the backs
o. Two horses On getting down from tbs shoulders OF
his comrade his foot slipped and he fell upon his back
upon tho mp Of Of the horses and before his com
rade could assist him he quickly clipped OF and struck
on the back Of his head aud mock with such force ~ 10
ut parayze his whole body On being assisted no
seemed to be conscious OF the gravity Of his condition.
and said 81 a dead man--let me remain here and
die-send my love to my wife;n and then ceased 20
speak. He was ut once remoxet 10 his apart
ment, where he died In twentv-faur hours He had the
best medical skin In the city, bn hts was beyond
human aid He artist Of great skill, vgor and
Elan n bare back rider and considered unequaed
by any in Europe. He much beloved by all his
comrades for his genial disposition and pleasant man
He win be buried here the arrival OF his wife
from London. He leaves with the widow three children
Colonel George Pomuz, the American Consul here, on
being notified took possession Of his effects and placed
the consular seal upon them for future arrangements
He left considerable of money In CON- and several
splendid trained horses The poor fellow going home
to the United States In six weeks TO fulh engagement
there He was, believe, from sPNiladephia, where he
leaves relativeE The Americans here will attend his
funeral, and pay him the last tribute OF respect
The weather, which has been most vile and dsagreca
BILE for the past weeks more has cleared up
aud fall Of affords capital sleghing, which Is
being improved Of by every one who can ahbfd an
irshsk The temperature has not yet been very low,
and needs furs although ninoenths OF the Rus.
70 live In their capscious cloaks lined with
skins, and really believe winter is upon thcm have
not observed II a. yet.
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EN- oiAM 0.
ON r6h66R CORRESPONDENCE.

PROPOSAL to Increase tho Army-The Chans-
pionship Of the Thames-The Iron WOrkers'
Strike Shipwrecked Americans. &c.
LONDON Nov. ~, 1850.
The government OF Great Britain has decided, that
i'm Immediately upon the rcassembng Of Parliament a bill
shall be laid before tho House OF Commons proposing
increase In the army.
A rowing match came OF Thursday, for 81 900 a
side and the championship of the Thames. The con.
testans Robert Chambers OF Newca eon-Tyne,
sx-champon and Joseph sadler or Putney both lands
men. This the first occasion on which two lands.
men had rowed for the championship or the Thames
There large OF spectators present in
boats, on steamers and the river banks and good
deal Of interest manifested In the Although
Sadler In first by n few lengths, tho race was
awarded To Chambers In consequence Of foul Cham
bers announced bis intention Of rctrlng to private
life."
The strike OF the workers the Tyne which has
continued for eighteen weeks in consequence OF notice
by the masters OF reduction OF ten per cent In tho
Union leaders s hole out, but large numbers Of work
have been compelled 10 submit IN order TO end the
suffering occasioned TO their families by this protra~ed
strike. They will resume work at Others, how
ever, still debating the matter but II is believed
now that all will consent to the reduction. II IL said
that few Of tho factories Will be able 10 work fun
time during the winter.
Part of the OF tho American brig H. NJ Dyer,
which wrecked on the coast Of North Carolina,
brought TO Southampton Yesterday by Captain Fur
ney OF the British brig Meg The captain second mate
and three coiorsd OF the Byer picked Oh
They had been ten days without food. The Captain,
who had become insane, and OF the seamen died on
board the Meg that only the second mate and two
seamcn have arrived In port.
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The wtlrRea.


Throughout yesterday the weather nnysryingiy
coId--,he IN Its effects probably from the
great change which fsw hours e-csiei 10 The standing
OF Abe thermometer. People sho luIied 10 sssp
sunday evening by the Whispering Of summary
breeze awokc this morning 10 IND their bodies asssed
by the keen prrmoBi,ory blasts o. wlater Overcoaia
came into great deland aud red no9ea tngiins
fingers and the staaming 'os u breathing humanity pro
vailed Ia and enlvencd our crowded tbOfOaghfareM,
making " winter animation although The great
change and not the intensity " The cold. warranted a.
But the "Clefk " tue Acshor has given d1r1z
YESTERDAY uunlssaka0lo proofs that be II earnest
ibis ume, and really opened the doors 10 tie
keen blasts 81 winter. Tho iherfs0nstfical evi.
dences Of this ultimatun we're carefully noted by
Iugen a and p40pneton q skan. ponds whose faces
are rad wh smiles Of the oysrgrnns OF the theory
90 lately prevalent 70 thu eHct that unusually mild
seAson lxey Tie customary out door sports
Of our cxsns u thai theorst Ia this latitude tbis
morn M aud ss~. did CATERS and pavsnantS en-
crusied sith Ice and moreover noted the sesd1sss ~
the Thermometer yesterday. he has probably concluded
10 foreg0 making weaihefvss ape atiops for hs future
anrOns deyotses 70 the sgorfs ~ the kkat pond
well A. those 10 whom the decne the price %
coal serious matter. may argue their own results
from the following rotations OF ths condition u the
thsrno meter during yesterday -