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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

rr TELEGRAPH TO rnE Tribune.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. s.-The Legislature meets
Tomorrow The senate stands Union % to Demo
Gratis II; Assembly, Union 70 to Democrats "a. The
Union Caucus has nominated Angus Cameron OF
La Crosse for Speaker Of the Assembly, by vote OF
~ TO % for H. D. Barron; l.. w. Young, Clerk Capt.
Daniel Webster, Sergeant Arms. In the Senate,
Lieut. l.. B. Hills was elected Clerk, and Capt Asa
Kinney, Sergeant-at-ATms.
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HARTFORD.

~ TTGEGHAPU -
HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. s--The daily and weekly
Post this city has been sold 10 Geo - Hubbard, lately
for The Post aud A. \. Hotcss lately OF The
Ddiy C1HrdId.
The first number Of n newspaper, called The Con-
necfcid Churchm0H, has just made its appearance.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, Is

chsll Of Boston, on the Committee on Printing; MI
Walker Of Charlestown, on the Joint Committee Q
Federal Relations. On the latter Committee are
w. Bird of Walpole, Chairman, and Ut. George L
I ~ Salem
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NEW-JERSEY.
TIE LEGISLATURE.


TRENTON JAN s.-The Legislature met to-day In
the Senate BENJAMIN Buckley of Passaic was elected
President and L. X. Borden of Mercer, Secretary.
I'm the House g. w. A. Curtis of Camden was elected
Speaker and Gen. Jardine, Clerk. ,
The Governors message was reported in both
Houses bnt the reading was dispensed with.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

SALE OF PEws Az PLYMOUTH CHURCH.-The an
nual sale of pews in Plymouth Church (he Rev. Henry
Ward Beecherl took place last evening before large
sembage. Mr. Pillsbury offciated as auctoneer and
proceeded tn business shortly after o'clock. The first
choice of pews was knocked down 20 Mr.. H. II. Cafn OF
u premium 81 $500 In addition TO the annual rent
of $40; Charles Dennis slO0 j. L. Howard, s32j
r. s. Benedict $35 H. G.. Bowen, $685. Mr. Arnold $685.
j. r. Howard $500; Andrew sicklen, $780, j. r. Knowles
S2G Mr. Mason. $685. Aaron Smith, Sl15 Mr. Murray $lb
j. N. Ely sTO; Mr. Smith, $780, A. T. Howard Sl65 Mr.
Robinson, $50 Mr.. studey, $3.50, &C. All the choice
seats In the house sold at good premiums and bun
few IN the gallery remain 10 be disposed or The receipts
from pew-ettng last year about $4,000 This yeas
the amount Will exceed $4,000.
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INDI1NA.

By fKLH0sAYE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, JAN San Indianapolis special saws
there is no doubt that understanding In regard 10
the price and terms has been arrived at but the final
sale OF the Terre Haute Railroad to the Cincinnati
Railroad has not yet been contaminated.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

THE CoLoRED MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
BosTON, Jan. Sin the Legislature to-day the
Committees were announced The two colored MEM
beers Of the House were placed % follows; Dr., Nit
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CASUALTIES.
rELKGHArH 10 THE rHinrSG

rnnrSE
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CHICAGO, Jan. S-A passenger train ON the ILLINOIS
Central Railroad going south Sunday afternoon was
thrown from the track Mendoza. Mrs. NJ Wilson or
Acron was Instantly killed, and several other passengers
were Injured.
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PERsoNAL.-Among tie arrivals at the hotels are
Baron Mackay Holland, at the Clarendon Hotel; Gen. o.
E. Babcock, Washington, at the Fifh-ave. Hotel Com
modore Alden United States Navy; W. NJ New Treasury
Department r. s. 8. Andres Boston, and Daniel Pratt
the great American Traveller, at the Aston House. the
Hon. c. Wheaton, POughkeepse at the Westminster Hotel;
Capt. Howard, Montreal; j. Ii. Rice, Albany, and A.
Peasont0n, United States Army at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel; the Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Peeks and Gen. c.
W. Tompkins, Providence at the Hoffman House.
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THE WEATHER.

NJ TELEGH,PH ruE TRIBUNE
NORFOLK, Jan. "a snow storm commenced this morn
lngs People walking across James River on Ice.
LOUISVILLE Jan. s.--Clear: Mercury -.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
RH I'm RENNErT-For the enlargenent Of ONE tier Ot

Nv Mr. prNnJFTrFor the enlargement Of one tier OF
locks on the Erie and Oswego Canals AIso W "eu Inc
BIZ tfalO Police act. 49,, -, .o.,,, !, ,,o,,
hers of the National Guard from taxation to the extent
a,, Wr PUERsON-To create In Kings County Depart,
meHt Of Public Charities and Corrections TO be modeisd
Sftroo1tan Excise law by exemptng lager beer from
s provisions and fixing later hour than IL O'Clock
nv Mr. "a BAU-to incorporate the Astoria and Hunt
er's Point Railroad Company ,,- 4.
R, Mr. GIBSON-TO enable Lodges OF ODD FeuoWs 10
hold and convey real and personal estate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Pc Mr. LTNT-To amend the Revised Statutes relative
~ brokerage. This bill provides that no person unless
under express contract, shall receive more than P ed
SEQ for procuring loans than 30 cents per SUO
for making reviewing any bond, bill, note OF otcl
security given for such loan . .oon
The Senate then adjourned until this afternoon 90 he5r
the arguments in the case Of Judge Smith OF Oheiua
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lAnnouncements.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
REpucrIoy IN Terms

Golsmks Bookkeeping Psnmsnshp he No. @ Broadway ON
viii be charged for short tine only The al
tenOn clerks especially invited the Opportunity
Partfe In rcnlar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocIATroN.-T above
Association OF this city in view Of the extensive field for
reform among young of the city have appointed
chaplain and actuary attend TO the religious and tam
pOra interests both Of the Association and the coman
nifty, as far as the latter be reached. The Rev
Charles II. A. Buckley Of Oswego Is the new chaplain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09
CITY NEWS.

concert win be given at Cooper Institute the
evening for the benefit of Mr.. John Marceus who Al
blind itinerant pedder is widely known through the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

Skaters will be interested in the announcement In
another column Of the Skating Carnival which IL TO taxa
place tonight at Oatmans Rink"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

SNEAK TmEvEs.-An unknown man yesterday en-
gagged board at No. 81 sandsst Brooklyn lie was placed
In with Mr. f. L. Hamilton, and, during the alb.
Of the latter "approprated about $40 worth ot
clothing belonging TO Mr. H., with which he escaped ana
has not been heard from since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

DEMOCRATIC PRnMARIEs.-The Democratic prime.
res for the City OF Brooklyn held last evening ana
passed off in most orderly and just manner Offces
OF Ward Associations and delegates to the General Com
mite wereeleeted. In most of the Wards but one ticket
was RIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

NJ. cOurst, Brooklyn Ira buchanan, jr, i the Chair
Little business Of importance was transacted further than
hearing report from the Chairman Of the Finance Co1s
mttee, Mr. j. ~ stearns The report was accepted and
the debts incurred by the Association ordered paid pr
g. j. Bennett suggested that the Brooklyn pubic shoud
make demonstration Of their Satisfaction az the late
decision Of the Court of Appeals the Excise Law and
with this the meeting adjourned.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

PORT OF YgwYoRK........jAN
ARRIVED.
Mongo L01on Rasmussen 81 Paul de Losndo T. A.,
81 davs, Nith peanuts &C.. TO Dennistoan 4 Co - 81,
Golden Fleece to Barhaoesl khois Trinidad 40 os N'e
sugar, mossses &C. TO H. TrOwbndges Sons
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The REpuBIIcAN GENERAL Communicable
Kings County Republican General Committee met last
evening at No Courtst, Brooklyn and after some
what Lengthy examination Of credentials, organized by
the election OF H. L. 6anderson, esq, ss President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

THE BOARD or EDucArIoN.-A meeting OF the
brooklyn Board OF Education held last evening
nj the rooms In Rcd Hook Lane Cyrus p Smith, esq, In
Che chair. A report was received from tho Finance
Committee accompanied by resolution that the Law
Legislature for the privilege OF Issuing bonds 10 the
amount of about $4,000 the last years deficiency
The report adopted and the resolution carried
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TEMPERANcE.-A meeting Of the Kings County
Central gcmpetance Association was held last evening n
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ASSEMBLY.


The SPEAKER announced the following appoint
1oeIIfs. Postmaster NJ ID Phillips OF Monroe; Assistant
postmaster Peter j. Hotang of Columbia sergeant,a't-
Arms Vim W Bennett of Albany; DOOrkeepers, VIM NC
Manns of Troy VIM. H Ripley OF Chenango, james H.
Barner of Essex Samuel M Stuart OF Erle e. = Ham i
rnond NJ MONTGOMERY o. MOsher of Yates, VIM. H. john
st6n of Broome Robt Snow OF Aleghany, Geo 0lce 0
Delaware; Keeper of the Assembly Chamber, Johh =;
Paulding of Westchester JanltOr, 1hOhAas "ooio VI
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TIE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE cORiNITTERs-THB FRKB
PASS PRoIBrTIoN BILL-PETITIoN OF THE EQUAL
RIGHTS ASsoC1ATIoN-THE NEW CITY RAIlR0AD-PBO'
CEBDINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
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POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT.
ru, npvocpIr1c STATE AND MASS CONVENTION - Al
DRESSES by JAMES BROOKS, T. IL SEYMOUR AM
OTHERS
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Mn. DAv1s-GENEnAL souorrELp-

- Mn. DAvIs-GENERAL SCnoFrELD-
UNDERwooD.- Tho Washington cores
pondcnt of the Now York Tribune says !:
Judge Underwood, of Virginia, has been
hero for several days in conference with
the Attorney-Gcncral respecting the trial
Of jeff. Davis. 1t is the intention of the
Court to have this case tried at tho NIuy
term, and it is understood that Chief jus
tiec Chase will preside. The objections
which were made by the Chief Justice in
regard to the military having control Of
that State are likely to continue for some
time, under the Reconstruction Act. Gen
Sehoficld, it is said, will shortly address II
letter to Chief Justice Chase, in which he
will state that the Court can hold it's scs-
sions and proceed with the business, when
ever he is ready, with perfect security and
freedom. Unless this matter is disposed
of in some way at the next term Of the
Court, it is pretty certain thnt the prcsi-
dent will release NIr. Davis"
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Georgia Ltcnns.

Col. p. L. Robb has been confirmed as
Postmaster Of Savannah, Ga
We learn from the Columbus Enquirer
that the election held in that city on Satur-
day last resulted in the popular refusal, by
large majority, to ratify the proposition
of the City Council to subscribe $50, 900
to the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad.
The vote subscription 10; no sub
scription los; "rejection'' 1. Considering
the Importance of the question presented,
the vote was an exceedingly light one. I.
INSTRUMENTATION letter was shown
us yesterday from highly respectable citi-
zen OF Gwinnett county, stating that his
daughter had left her home in company
with negro, and asking that his friends
i'll this city should search for the erring
girl. She is believed to be secreted here
in the purlieus of filth and wretchedness,
but thus far no traces of her have been dis.
covered. We actually have not the heart
to offer comment upon circumstance 30
revolving. The thought is sickening that
the Generalization of the times in which
We live is creeping stcalthily into the pres!
cnee of chaste women, and tainting the
only atmosphere that we had hoped to pre-
serve IN all It's purity Did r,,
LOTTERY DRAwING.-Th first drawing
Of the "Georgia State Lottery" will take
place in this city on Wednesday, the Sd Of
April, at five o'clock p NJ, in the Granite
Block on Broad street. This initiatory
drawing will be in the supplementary
schcme," and will attract much attention,
not only on account of the prizes which
the patrons of the lottery hope to secure,
but as tho first step of Legitimate enter
prise. having an object so benevolent. That
object is the erection of home for tho
orphans of Masons. It will be conducted
on the strictest principles of integrity, and
when prize is drawn tho money will at
once be paid to the lucky person. Tickets
arc exposed for sale in various places in
tho city, and at the main office in the
Granite Block 't.
By the way, the Crystal Palace, corner Of
Decatur and Whitehall streets, has been
fitted up ms branch Office of the sGeorgia
State Lottery" and presents spectacle
quite as fancifnl as when it was o prize
jewelry establishments. Tickets in the
supplementary scheme" which draws on
"Wednesday afternoon, may be purchased
there, as well as tickets in the larger
drawings.-Iu 80 ~
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MARINE NEWS.
FONT OF CuARLEsTON.
Arrived Yesterday.


Dr .chr Alert, Mann. Carbaricn Cuba II days. Sugar
nnd holsssos. To A Ensiow & Co.
schr Transit stetsou, Boston, vim Norfolk, Ys-G days
rom uie latter. Mdzc To Locke Kinsman &
liowei, Lnnycr, A Lpcko & Go, q N Aychl h Son. q
Gnxeley. w toach. W williams & Co, ID Paul & Co. d
~ Sllcox Go. w Whilden l. Co. Luck l. Co. q W
StStopH z Co. " p Russell Co. II . Gibson. Bart 4
WITT, J Thompson Go, T. AdRcr 4 Co, Hart l. Co, L
Gowperthwutt, Mnckoy & Baker, Agent, II White,
shall. " hLnar, Helms, q " Clarke & Co. f David G
hendrick. Jacobs, ID Litllenthal, Is PattanI.
schr Ann Dcas, from West Point Nfll co bIls Rice
To Thurston & Holmes.
Steamer Dictator, CoIccr Pnlntkn via Jack ,onyillc
Fernandln aild Savannah. ~ bales Cotton, ~ bagB
Rice, packages Mdzo, - Cow ufleH, bundles Skins.
10 ID Aiken Co. Enslow Go, Hunt Drur, W M
Lawton, Prof Holmes. Cohen, uRncktl l. Co. Adams,
Frost Co. d kirkpatrick, PukcrHon, II & a i
Steamer Pilot Boy, AcNcliy. Georgetown, s c. Mlze.
To Ferguson l. Holmes.
Stenmer Emilio, Davis, Georgetown. q. As tierccs
Iticc, bbts Isostn aud Sundries TO Motto pripRle
ThitrHton q H"mes. W " S;ackelord. Mc0orty 4 Dsig
nan. =
Steamer W W Frazier Torrent. EdIsto and Rockville
bales Cotton and hldzc. To q l. ducaunc, W durpcy
Roper stoney. and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Z u Soudcr, Lockwood New York-willIs &
Chsolm.
Span brig IeJenerdo, San Durccona-Bonasant Il salns
Schr Mary Z Amsdcn. Smith, Boson-Strcet Bros & Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship F Ii sou,lcr, Lockwood, Now York.
Ship Southern Rights. Ross, Liverpool
From this Port.
schr wanata. Hawkins. Georgetown, 8 q. March 80.
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DARING OurRAdE.-Last night few
minutes after o'clock, three men dressed
in Federal uniform, attacked MI j. G..
Bromell, revenue officer of the United
States, on Fayette street, near the old Capo
Fear Bank. The rascals seized and threw
him down, searched his pockets, appropria-
ted few dollars he had therein, returned
him his keys, Kept a pocket knife, and then
let him up. Booty was the sole object of
the party, as they did not attempt to harm
him. 1t is astonishing to henr of the fire..
quency of such outrages, at early hours, and
on the most public streets of tho city!
Every citizen ought to arm and at night
carry their pistols in hand, ready for usei
1t is high time, too, for the commissioners
TO take some steps either to increase the po-
lice force, or receive aid from the military.
Raleigh 4 Progress.
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Passengers.

Psf Steamship Boulder, for Now York--M Moore
6oui. 4 " Adams and child. Arndt E Blackhufst,
Fo.erlin, Johnson, Hanaor. and In steorngo : Il.
Per itearnsra Dictator. from Jacksonville Piistia
FornAndms, 9o-capt 2 Freyor, lsdy and child Mrs
Price. McClarence, wife and child, Mrs Pougaud
Mrs 6aass, z Kelly, II Moore, @ Peabody W j
Ha!shnnt Wymhn, 3 Snyder and lady, hIrs Mar.
AhAIt W Martin p Wells and lady,J q MarahnlI Rev
Baker and Ady, Taylor, " Pond, T II Brsncb
Capt Richard Capt Hose, Cen z Rarlo Hon !,
Owens, Wood, Miss Wood, Master Wood, II Rod.
gers Jr, II Crane, Mrs Aurrin, Bold- Mrs I,
Dodge, Dodge, r Wtrei o W Foster L KrcsscI J
Matohman, ,MoGrtoe, A zClAasen, Hurliuanp, W p
Moore, Miss Tunns, Mrs TunnB, J 8 Weeks and Lady
Fin dsburQ. 8 Snest A Sweet, L RAIN, J n Wilsop
IAhle and lady, Mtss BENNETT J J BilinpsIco j
WHett, w Cosgrove, Wallace N Hall, J Mupgy J Iu-
eas, N emith, lady and son, Mtu Hrtland, Mrs Van
Sautwood, Mis- hautwood Miss Trenholm ] u Gurncy
Mr Hsbpoidt and lady. ,r'.i- " y +5s-''- =
Per aeamsr Emilio, from ocofgctown, so-Mrs A. z
payi. Mlss plvis, ". 7 Gang " 2 spsriman, Fitz.
stmons, II Smith. " o Jarson W p Congdo.r Miss 81
LA,ngford, Il, Henderson, Henderson,. d II Scott. r
son. Chapman, Mssthews, Davis, and e5 deck
Major II Reed. n . lizard. Turner Isear. and IS
Per stesmsr v W Frazier from EdIstoa and Rockville
Dayis, johnson, d Whaley, z CBsiloy, Edinga
WhAloy and lady, Mrs Whaloy, y Held 4 al VIII.
eon, " Reeves W Murray, DR. T Mkall, z iundy,
@ II Jenkins. and 10 deck. Us ! ~. n -
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An attempt was made on Saturday night
by q negro To break into the store of Mr..
Shulman. The noise made by tho boring
awakened ono; of the clerks, who gave the
alarm, and the burglar left, but was sub
sequently arrested with an auger in his
possession, In default Of $500 bail, :ho
Was committed to jail Griffin Star. -
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ggh1g|. 9ai1g Ngms4
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1867.
tfro", ne Lonasn sise,a.or.l
hISTEnIUS WARD.

IL no gone to o land OF no laughter,
This man that mndo mirth for us alp
Proves doath but n scnco hereafter
From tho sounds that del1ght or appal2
Oneo closed, hnvo tho lips no moro duty,
No moro pleasure tho exquisite cars
Has tho heart dono o'ci flowing with beauty,
AB the oyos have with toars2
Nay. II aught bo suro, what oah DO surer
Than that eartlis good decays not with earth 2
And Of all tho hearts springs none aro puror
Than tho springs OF tho fountains Of mirth.
10 that sounds them has pierced tho hearts
hol1ows,
Tho places whero tears are and sleep;
For the foam flakes that dance IN life's shall
lows,
Arc wrung from ifo's deep.
lie came with heart full Of sladneBs
From the glad-hearted world Of tho West ,
Won our laughter, but not with mere madness
Spake and toked with us, not i'll mere Jest;
For the man in our heart fingered after,
When tho merriment dioi from our oars
And those that wcro loudost in laughter
Are silent In tears. J.R.
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Nr,r,,x IoiJ
b2,0l2
Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. March 20.-CoTroa-Thc CONNER
cial Hcek closes with dRAGrccable rainy cold day. and
q rcmnrknb'y dull cotton market only dispatches
rcceiyed from Liverpool wcro OF yesterday evenings
date quoting dull and heavy market tho Close With
dooline OF hd though the days sales reached 10000
bales at 1aHd for MI dng Uplands, and l3sd for Mid
ding Orleans. Factors were generally unmoved, how
ever and would mako conccssions That were
fcw Ba!cs-abo1t 800 bales these were made at what
may be caued te market moro would bs paid viz:
for ordinary 27n27hc for good ordinary, 2sSn
2ao for low middling and 29ha3Oo for mid.
ding Tho wolo salcs OF Tho week only up 10 600
bales against n 00G last week. Tho receipts OF tho
from all points reach only l20'3 bales, against oGi
bales last week. end deducng 1868 bales received from
TeIha Florida Mobile md Alnbann River hnye but
1o270 bales not nguins l9 670 bales last Tho
weeks exports havo boen o9B5 bales against % 9a7
last week Tho exports embrace eight caroes to Liver
bales TO Bremen OF 1899 bacs cnrgocs
to Barcelona Of 1860 bales two to Now York bales
aud ono TO Boston of Gao bales stock remaining n Now
Orleans and on shipboard not cleared this evening
1T, $40 bales. wo add tho following:
COMPARATIVE nKcIRPTs op COTTON AT NEW ORLEANS ron
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

SINKING oE THE U. s. STEAMER
ARAao:-On Saturday night at 81 o'clock,
the United States Coast Survey schooner,
Arago, when about Ave miles below this
city, in Neuso river, struck upon Con
toderate "Yankoe Catcher" and cot snap.
cd. by the prompt exertions Of the officers
and crew, aided by the pumps, the scho+on.
or was kept afoat and the hole was plupGsd
and oaulkcd, and by a. NJ, all was co con.
sidered safe, and the watch below turned
in but from some mishap or other, the
water again rushed through the breach,
and by 3 o'clock the schooner went down
in ten feet Of water, the officers, and mon
hsSing barely time to getIoff, and losing
all their clothing, etc.-Ne,o Commercial.
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H#r
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-An accident of n
most painful character transpired at a late
hour on Saturday afternoon, on The Deca-
tur road, near this city. Two brothers
named McWillinms, who live in tho yicipl
ity of South River, in DeKalb county.
about six miles distant, had been in tie
city, and during their stay here, had in,
dulged freely in liquor. IN returning
home, itappears that ono Of thom had q
pistol in his possession which the other at-
tempted to take from him, and in tho
scuflc tho weapon exploded, inficting n
wound that resulted in death. The trans
ACTION is represented ms being entirely acoi-
dental, and is deeply regretted by the
friends Of tho parties. The unfortunate
mar, ;was taken to his home for intcrment.
Wi --- s, h. /. 1tlanta Intelligencer.