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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
TIE ACCIDENT ON rHE waslxA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 10, 1857
The accident reported 70 have occurred on Sunday
night last TO the westward bound train the virginia
and Tennessee Railroad lie serious than is sup
pcsed. Tho sleeping thrown from tho track at
what is known as New River Bluff, down an embauk.
nehs forty feet Into the river There were some
sixteen seventeen persons in tho at tho time Of
the accident nearly all OF whom received slight iniurics
but only the following are rcpot Colonel j. sgd
rcy, Galveston, Texas, shoulder dislocated; Major
ssouldnan, Galveston bruised the head, right arm
and hand severely, but not dangerously Mr. Gcorse r.
Gregory. New York, cut in shuolder and neck Sc
Mr.. Watson, Philadelphia, slightly hurt ON head
Mr. John A. Leo, Lynchbarg, slightly Gu, in the head
not serious; Captain r. Miier conductor tho car
badly bruised internally; George caored brakeman,
collar bone broken Merchant, colorcd porter OF the car
leg badly mashed. There others In the car, among
them lzdies who escaped with trivial hurts.
One OF the ladies' however came near being drowned
being In that portion OF the which submerged
but she was rescued. The berths IN the com
plctcly broken 70 poces but the car itself 10 said
have boon SLIGHTLY broken up although turning over
on rocky declvity thirty or forty feet In height
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
MoNTAsA TERRITORY.

Desperate ATray--Foar Men kthed and q
Number Wennded-A Man Murdercd-Ship.
smcntB Of tsVld Dust.
LKAvEswoRrH, Kansas Jan 10, 1857
TIE Montana Post o. the 17th alt gives account OF
bloody array which occurred at place called Cave
Gucb on the 14th of December. The nght was caused
By the Jumping Of claims. During the messs Patrick
Osborne, John Barrett William Chevers and william
Mclaughlin were killed, and John fahery and num-
Der OF Others wounded The Vigilance Cotumi;tee
rested for their particpAncy In tho sar De Haven
John bowman, Jacob Hart, y. H;ckner, J. A. Hassel
Jsmss seglsr George Boshar r Dxncanson, B. NJ Bate
man, r. Cansadine, Luke Finn and William Mccoy
Luciua Tiewck was murdered in Helena on the same
night
During the week ending January eioven hundred
and seventy ounces OF gold dust, valued $4,000 was
shipped from Denver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
1EaanlE TRAGEDY IN INDIANA.

CHICAGO, Jan. 70, 1851
horrible atsr occurred at Valparaiso Indiana, about
forty mica from this city The Psseburs and Fort
Wayne Railroad the details Of which follows:
man named Cnsnncy Page, jswsler, Of Valparaiso.
time ago had difculsy with his WIFE which led
70 separation. The wife went 10 live servant in
the family Of old residing In the vicinity About
pine o'clock last night Page went 10 the house where
bis wife Iviag And succeeded In obtaining an inter
view with her quarrel arose between them, during
isotter, who IA plysdS 81 shooting her with r.
vover One account says that he afterwards made az
attack upon The old ms OF the house. and his wife Win
Q poker and beat them TO death. He also attacked
young girl, who managed TO make her escape. but IN
snged condition Faye then set nre 70 the houss ana
fed 10 the woods st . 80. :.
The exctsmsut In Valparaiso Is intense Business Y
entirely suspended and nearly tho entire male popuIA
ton are QUE securing the adjacent country for the muir
darer. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

FREISHrs were frner 70. corn owing 70 scnrciiy Of
msnis " xern ,n .I!SsrPSS SEQ bushels barley
a. hid. s G'sa !. a. 3d. i ss Ions
e. ss' At. a spS sr 80 bales cotton
Do rye q. 49, z.e bales cotton .. Ks To GLASGOW
DO a. lard q 2s and 10 tons lard oil
=. 90. Tho charters were:An Italian bark $40
o sisnshse coal About SO 60 'sss 1s.A ABOUT ~
ess y a s,ssSy and rm &c &c for new crop
r % 81 dsaaa sas % , but the market
4AyA. ssonrs.-ris narke. for spirits turpeu.ne con.
ray dsInandins Jc sc Wholesale lots Kosns also
Sss S 50 Isss ss rss'Is :sss g e sss
pee u ga s ana 200 do. common strained az ~ Hh OF
ons-L;nseed WAS u but arm q ia u 20 for job.
rssys,ess ,: sss;ps ~; g.. o. beef SIS peek
rriea in sellers favor old srs !. 80 81 cash and
.ss ass sS;ssE 's Re s;1 sa
b. 4 ss ~ for old meg and SIS q s' fsr p,m.
.s,lsn asoa, AoOo Dol: changed hsnds III .
"ss ssa: sa : ss Of $50 S
salss 800 bh!s were made q sis SIS FOR plain
M 'ss : Tor fad. m.a n' and fss'
Tor Cumberland iO,lc iia abort ribbed and isc
Ne for shor. cssE Cut sasss wsrs 10 fairly sev9 De
a 81 g. ~. isss ::
al; lSS !: ia
Iee bs rev at Iskc aicssc, Butter and cbe-se were
r..iaaasc.y sesiss and arsn a. previous quo.st!ons
ei,ap5rtans ,Fsccsarea. ,E;ndet wss frna though
quiet II Ac . 3ntc for pma hight straw 70 wlite ar.
&c FOR standard white. With inoirac sales In Ph.ladei
pha sales effected 800 hbs standard white VI Csc
f III VIZ 4 sa ZAP xpr IT,. ss .ss q
rN ssis do FOR June AZ So buyers option and ~ bols
40. for tGgust az @c. buyers optlon.
RICE was steady and hrns. We inadversentlv qvo;se
$40 SO 90
sErD.Linseed continued active and Arm. the sales com
bar nd her
pail.
SueARr's demand for was liah,, but the nnarta
was arm q prcous rr!ox nnc 70 gnod refining Cuba
quoted 81 l0f io>sc The sales $50 khds
Cuba at Has @. Croix al l0s{c. and Porto kics
a. NJ and on.u iot Meiad: e. lsc also abor; 90
sugar b! ie Refined quiet but quite steady 1ssSc
for haIdP.
sts.ssz unchanged Sales II no his ., sko slosSe
alao H. 900 lbs. grease at r. pLs. -
TAGow seadv with fairly active demand Tho sales
coyer lJlfSa lbs 1T lie. HE.
Wr;sxsyReccipis Nd bits. The raarks. quiet ard
r.fii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

AHsnsess-- KDp Air---on Wednesday January 10,
AZ the York street Methodist Episcopal church jersey
county TO Miss ELIZA, daughter Of Anthony Kendall Of
this edty.
der &c or the brides paren,s BY Rev Dr. Francis Win.
to'A, Hsrnr G. CARs 70 1cuIss youngest daughter Of
rSancb 8. Low, ESQ, oil Of brooklyn.
Aasuco Of the brdss sister, BY Row. Dr. Preniiss
FsAxcs. ConsxR, Of this city, 70 AucusrA BusD,
Nysck n. ". No cards.
Montreal and Toronto papers pionss copy.
CRAvm-koonE On Tuesday, January 10, At the An
thon Memorial church, hy she Rev. Tus Jsgear the
Rev. Ethan n. CRAvES, d. D., or Newark, n J., 20
ErnAsEm 0EsrnUpx, eldest daughter Of Stephen V. r.
Moore. ESQ, OF New York
-DsnRow.--On Thursday, January 2, a. the
rssdsscs Of the bride mother by The Rev NJ Bsrrt
DuANs n KnApr 70 EnA Louisa, daughter Of the late
John Disbrow. I'll OF Haserssrsw, N. Y - I.
osn well, Orange cssaiys By The Rev. y Assss'sf'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
OLA PANS coasfspoHcrNce.

Thc Feeling In PRrSs--AmcricaB Preparations
far Banewet 60 the Owner Of the Hen
riettR.
PAMs. Jan. ], 1851
The Mo~!segr sisted few mornings snce that Ar.
Hamilton, Secretary OF the New York Yacht Club had
the 18th Of October addressed e.tsr to his Na;eey
tho Emperor, asking for information about the mari.
tire resattas which 10 take place during tho 0rea,
Exhibition and that tho proper commissioner had been
authorized 10 send TO Mr. Morton al the necessary IT,
70. n, ton.
All tho Paris papers have copied literally from tho
English journsa accounts OF the great yac: race
and all express their great satisfaction ~ the brilliant
YeaulL
Il IL evident from the comments made by the Journals
thst little satisfaction Ia felt 1t the fact shat Eg
fish friends have been % excend Ia speed and daring In
what they have considered their own game.
am informed that number OF American gentlemen
Paris propose 10 tender dinner to Mr. Bennett UPON
his arrya! here and parties aire,dy forming 70 visit
the Henrietta upon her arrival at Havre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

schr ienry hobart lr--~----,--
sshr : W Maitland colcords rrcyo rR-L wsPh,
| sohr c Hart, Hart Remedies n 1ls-ybavs,
| schr III Edwards Hughes. Brazos IL. A~'S' Car
sr Kate srga. ISss seS Ferris
e eSr ap Mash hmsasn' anss
sehr Rob, Knapp. sscEs,s sismford
Steamship rausarr asr asssw Liverpool aos
3ueens,owp 50 win mise and 20 laser 20 John
the National cSmpsnys s.ssusrs henca Tor iserpoo
day %, mile. Or Sandy Hook steamship anss
s,eamshp United Kingdom tBrl Smith Glasgow Dec ~
Yam mae ss s's o
s ss Sp' 4. P & snmon
sa s s1 ra ss s
siesm.hp Chesapeake Johnson, Portland with mdss 70
shp Marlborough sBr, csmpsen lAysrroo . days wsa
Channel sss sna ss. i dsys s.es
John ssaia, q England, sailor Jumped overheard and
IS .sAssss s
osi In: VA s:s ~saisr sass passing dSTsiia'
s Ss:s x:ss g az. ~
and nv i. sss IA. Az, &c w,
ss s;a ssG R.ss s s:.s ssye; ss:s &C.
"a r. sss i:s: a
rairek Soisa n:sa. fsl from the mssasspssayu6
|. Marine Disasters. tN
y coRr.s sun. I. D.isSass re-.
81 Capt. Harris Of The wrsoii.s steamer ssson..
Is r. ~. ass .as e. 4.
NIP Sss', Al TS.ysr ss.ss .Ssa, ;:
with coal She ssu %An Two mss q Tho Ss1t
a. w. pSn oS I and y: % M n1 "a
and no further rseSlars VIZ probably g knS.
very rough outside tiFr IT7-9--7 ~.
e.
su !. Jsha asa
pool,
snIr 100000 from Manila FOR Bos.on..r j, into h
paired.
sHr JAvA-schr Herald arrived at Savannah 10Th nss
from Warsaw with al The sala OF the running sgn9
y faih,ms q the over chain snd .. the personal eeos
her 90 her Ice ado = low lido ~ '''''' - -
ssss ss b. Mh w
more for Boston s,rurt on Srissnse sSos sos .
The rivers are Hilcd wthice making navigation wlhea
the aid OF next to impossible The loo not very
heavy what lacks Ia thickness 10 made up In qusns
IT, Vessels passing from obliged 10 tow zAe
steamships United Kingdom, from Glasgow arrived d
Quarantine yesterday morning. at one ocock the villa -
Paris from Brcs st $780, and The EdnburG from Liver
pool ~ The Health Occr and our ship nsws celsceos
repeated attempts /, board them, bat were osgsA
delay task until after G-yyhl The ships landed shaS
their piers eos being prudent % anchor u
the river The packess. Alexander Aaashal from Liver
pool in tow Tu ~ night but up 10 IL O'Clock yses
erdsy had arrived up tics city From Sands Point =
whes.cne (sbovo Hell Gate the drift ics has amsse
blocked up channel The steamboats, from hs essswss9
had great dnc,ilty In forcing passage.
JnpRxcrpxrrxp TwxNrr. HouRs RuN-The funns4
line steamship City Of Baltimore, commanded By Captain
Nee usan her passage from New York 10 Liverpool IL
December made the srsscss days ever ascompshes
by any steamship From noon on Friday. Dec H. -
noc OF the le.h twentyfosr actual tme she ~
knots which Is equal to ass land mites The following
the log Of the CITY Of Baltimore gives the hourly rssua6
for tho days run
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
NEWS FROM TEXAS.
M Special Session of thc Legislature Im-
pOrfant Charge OF judge Duvai. &c.

porfant Charge OF Judge Duval, Sc.
GIIvEsgoS, Jan. is, 1857
Tho report that Governor Thrncsmorton proposes 20
call special seesion Of the Legislature IL denied
Judge Duvai, United states Judge for the Western
District of Texas, has delivered atirrag charge 20 the
Grand Jury He quotes al loug,h from the constitution
and from tho amnesty proclamation snd says there Is
reason " believe that have violated tho
conditions which thor obtained amnesty and snch
persons should be visited with the punishment whcn
their namy deserves Tho who a-ae himself OF tho
generosity OF the government 10 OBTAIN exemption from
punishment and then violates his cath, Is gsilty
than ono who Was mover pardoned. He sso In strong
forms advises tho punishment OF all who failed avail
themselves OF the amnesty proclamation. He also calls
sitenton TO tho enforcement OF tho Civil Rights bill,
aud says do not realize the freedom OF as slaves
o. mast aud should do.
The Austin ln.eiiyencr says That W. q. Cornell, who
assssslnacd at Havsrota Unitod States Deputy
Marshal He to thir,y-hve wrts for Judge
Dusars court This Is supposed 70 be the OF Ls
murder.
The prices for cotton Irregular The Gales TO day
have been five hundred bales. Gold is quoted at 1874
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
FIRE IN sl.MiRA.

ELviRi Jan TO- 1857
nre broke out about midnlshs on Tuesday night
10 the clothing Of Tssdoro Pechnor In Water street.
and extended 20 the next store east occupied by w.
Gilbert for boots and soca The buildings three
stories In height the second and third noors being eccu.
pied by Niue Dubois. Miss Brink aud Mrs Borden, ss
family living rooms. These occupants barely escaped
with their lives, losing all Their furniture, cloth
ina ana vausbisa The buildings totally
consumed. They were owned by Judge Dunn
and II. D. Locke. The Insurance. on boildinFs and
snrc oontenie Was about $4,000 Loss from $4,000
70 $4,000. The occupants Of adjacent buildings sus-
taiaad loesAs hr the nasty removal Of goods
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WrDsEsDAv Jan. l6-6 p. N.
AsHEs-Recsipts. 6paekages at s. IS 50 for pot The
market quiet but steady with saies for consup-
ton.
meal la5 bushels wheat sea corn $500 do oats 2, do
and 6lS do seed Tho demand for and Western
hour very limited and prices had decided
tendency for ell descriptions though there no essential
change The sales were confined to shout 100 bbs
annexed quotations. Southern -four neglected and
prices without decided change tended strongly in favor Of
the buyer Ths sales comprise only about 40 bba Rye
four was dull and amos. nominal previous quotations
active and dropping without material change valuu
note sales Of 600 bbs Western private terrns We
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SHIP PIN G NE w s .


Cleared.
Steamship nightingale. Breaker New orissns-c Nal.
Hesnsh,p Te.zer Hilircsh New orleans--w " Hubtrll
steamship Margaret worths1son. hobjle--E d Hutbus
steamship rlahsau. Everson, Observation-Disclosures,
ssesmsrp Dadi.y Buck, Partridge Sswssrn-xarray.
r; ssss. &c Alsrn.re yssg. ssrols cy rsn, aud
Richmona-ldv sss.ss, far 60. s. 49,
stssmshlp ssrAioss ns Norfolk. cy Point ana Rich
ssssmship Tssis5 hartman. xorsot--IivIrssou 70,
,s.c:mshp Aoylhnss Kelly. Nov ssdfora--rerrasoo
Ssrk lido Esfnhsl, Bonn, Trieste A Jscquernot.
= BARK Anel< Brh Jackson, Pot Elzabssb, coH-CJ&F
tBrh rhest csr,hsssns ana 81 xsr,hsJ
brig Ssss,y r,, Gross carshsssus ana ~ xasshs-z
!. Srs Tns tBr, siumoss ., Pierre xns-H vssasls
III BID HInnsld, Lcrns. New orlssns-rssnin : Soma
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s7s5 knots IN g hours % minutes actual runn!ng time
ii5s knots added sor % rniuitcs stean!Eg.
- fnS az : :f..ae as ss gh aa .
dTs sayssAs has bech sold ct Rio Janeifo Toe
has Sen sod % 70 anssr tSe American nag fsr sis 90
sonxI wAswrioiri which sailed from New Bedford
s ai ss 'sS ssaSss ~ sci
ag and rot ., her for whsins az pas been stated pr
he thc Cape q Good Hope unless hs ia
scBa cHAs TucxYsos Al 1877 TONS buis a. Keanssusi.
Me- 10 1855. has been cola psvaie terms.
oaa "a e s R A. q I s.-s
beer purchases BY Captains clarhs Matthew B.Sss
he rae 1850 She wi S.rssi,sr hal rom fro,i
'-A'' wkaiemeu.
sIssi
yn md intend nns her oatss whaling vessel 70 sal
spoken. &c.
strip TheDs from Liverpool f,r Boston. Dec % la. 20 ~
Rs5s Es Anp e nanda from Portland for n0n'evidso
Bark HsasI Rosn,en from Liverpool Dec II FOR Bait
srhr Anna ryoa kemp from New Orleans FOR Nov Yorh
-" Forcinn PORTS.
GrspsITag Dec sS-arr Edward, rauisen, Palermo Cana
Eic j.sT'so nov asArr ssa cer.rsac tBr) Risha-ds.
Eizabc!.pcr DEC silver wave Jarsis nschiAs Ne II
Ssrx traveller ienasd SYork, BRIG 6ounsss tBr), sAi
Dor. Dec ssrts r.Doe-s Alice gBr for YYorh las.
Miras xsS. falisr fsr SYerk aos Jssaas May az
ane Pse told Cor d9 DO; Christian DAM and osrtruds
". ~, gS sr sssSs sSssp for Boston,
ass.s Dec S SSpS S1s 1Soosssos bryant Aspnw.
o port barb sss roS =, M
American Ports.
rss tdrsrcs; sois Aasn. Ssssr.en: nsi;insse &c
Niraux tBrl Doanc, g John Ng bark yarrina:s..
Tronsss sinnickson pioiermar savannsS; frafisu,
J.plsy ssl.mgs Lucy "a ARR s, BouarO sJsso' Seq
's ' Srs Harmon ~ 1s Ii soAr Transit. a.
rssLirNorE, Tan ig,-Ar. steamer Msclslsu. Howss.
n9 * Ss s. e.; sS az f s.v. A.
ss mere for % the ..n.n q es Tssh sr
G q sss @ a sf 90 r;
,rrss from Deals islsnd sor Bosics. meoesy MT ire
~ ssf fnss i ESo s c is
s, 9, ~. ~ 4 :
ga sImo MasossssS: srd aIss,spp, for bsmsrsrsi
s ::;
.na S pa.sa Hc wsas GUS wssA 's '
sSsss :s Il X. be- :.s ::ss kk,:s
vsJ ss o,ss . sfr E sISs Gs aao
r;;:ssss cd chr so..s iog.: gsais:S > -
shN ysLEias s.iess;s up week. g..s
gn below ;ssnshirs Nsrrim.ss Yen siss from SyoTs,
Rysou Mozart smith. from Cari, bark Wallace Adams.
ssr Das. sssssc E%as. FsA hssrs 'sS rs Zion
.HoSSbTN Jan BAR scSr Atlantic Henderson, s. Mar
new nEDyoRD. Jan ls-sld schrJ wsinyrshi (ny.
XEwPokT Jan i SD scAS Hue Belle, Yaran rrc,i-
&c ssss fs:'ss s.
~. &. sssg r.; ss s.: 2, s s..s
,I INTERPRETATION ,sIssss, M S; :sS s S,ss r R
| slsr 81 me yn!cn, Noetssy, New 6y.esis u s..
Hinsson o. Va Ecrfoh Tor Palsdsiphls siTcd al tIs
io Ia sud 49, ssi ssnEs nss
49, sss sss zee .ssl, yss S S w
d sS "a " Yssss;ss 70. s 4. yss:;s;ss
1ssaxA. E ~ Sa ss2, :ss s::sl ss;l VII Eqsss
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GENERAL GRANT @o the cswrrurloNAl AMENDMENT

NV ORLFANe Jan. 70, 1867
gentleman who attended General Grants New Years
reception that the General expressed the hopo
tho Southern people would accept tbs constitutional
amendment and thereby settle tho question Of their
admission
No mails have arrived here from New York for two
days. fact all the mails have been worry Irregular for
The last three weeks The Souhoru mail routes fail
hac the time.
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aorr wrIrax NcCHrsSsv Of Brooklyn, 20 JosspnryH
H,xov, daughter o. William w. Hixon, Esq Of Cornwall.
STRorp-FAKHaSKs- On Tuesday morning, January
u.s. vt ST. Janses' church, Foriham, by the Rev. DIR.
Richey, HEsay W. sraoun 10 ANNE JuuA daughter Of
X e. Fairbanks. Esq No cards.
YiLs-yALtSINE-On Tuesday evening, Jan uary 10,
q. Chris. church, by tho Rev. ~ Tvng aMEET0s YALE
10 May f. eldest daughter Of Jacob Valentine Esq,
oil Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

CrscrsxATI, Jan. 10, f807.
On Friday night last three robbers entered the house
OF Fletcher willis, Uaion Chapel In Clark county,
Indiana and SELLING Willis demanded his money. Willis
refusing they took or his sboes and stockings and held
his feet 10 the IRE until they were shockngy burned
which they secured, and then decamped. The amount
stolen S2so The Atrociy caused great excissm,n,
IN the neigh borhood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

bsersh feeling prevailed In the market for mining
shares andlowsr prices the result Al the st board
consolidated Gregory gold closed u 70 lower than At the
same time yesterday, selling sis co. Smith and Parn
lee 2Sc, selling q ~ os Corydon 500. selling a. 20 10
At the second board consolidated Gregory gold closed ~
lower than q the Arst board selling 81 sls CO.. Gunnsu
gold lec, ssiIias a. 81 co. Corydoa 100, selling use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

The nquiy Tor wheat Continued moderte and prices
declining sales OF o00n9 busars efrctcd at
No sMwaukee and 81 smusty white Canada
heavy and nominal Tho sales limited 20 00 bush
els Mt g II for mired westeru In ptcr ana q ~ for new
yesw jersey. Oats dull ard nominal with deoin-
Ing tendency Sales about eco bushels . &c e. FOR
rye was drm. but ali other descriptions were easter;
6v0J bushels Western r~nliy~d 81 2k 81 Is. Natives
neglected and nominal Barley quiet but steady We
no,s SALES Of iooc bushels Csnada West in bond, At be
with sales OF $50 bags a. knyphauscn,
allowed to transpre. Other kinds vrro neglected.
corsOs.Thcrc sad business tod
AMI under the rise In gold prices shade frrner.
though not guotxbly higher Tie ssles aggregated 26N
bales, at the rolowiE cus.-- .'r4
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ous HAMBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

HAxsrRo, Dec 81, fsbd
Tie :ntcgepce OF the late yacht from New York
10 cowes was teearaphcd the Exchange on Saturday.
and thu surprisingly quick passage OF the Henrietta
the theme or much comment.
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f4f.FN1 BAIfNorE, Jan. 10, 1851.
Two mon engaged Al work III cooper shop last even
Ing got into au alteration, when ono named Garisonr
seized the other and drawing knife, nearly severed
III heed from hi6 body, killing him tpeeansys
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~ %as8t 8ese4tsa hsN aa.NagM N faB 4 asa . WIZ
-sHg& Ma s&t tN ~ RN~tt8sM 8etF
aaNla lWr afiEN -.an Dc! "a ra.A y $50 j 800
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BAIEY-ya Brooklyn, on Monday, January H. Mrs
George Il. Bailey OF dasgtteE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

A~ma~sz-z ps~pAs arr ~~-n@ -
an~a ~usr va=--~~ s.~r Uav@~am Rmes~~us
3zzz ~A za4 k4rw Ne a. .f 49, Kem-
eao- ~aa 800 ~-pvg~-k - Au~- h~u4 aaaa
- @a@ s.~as su~~@ ~uaz@ CO.. 49, SO 49,
% .mm~s u z.as Nsmuaus @Aan~Aaa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14


.a s
.- as. - usu-
.4 ..-. -. -
- U.s. a go.
. $50 -.
- . s~ 80. s-
- ..--. --.--.~a..-.
-. -. -. 49, 81 -.
- -. - g.. -. -
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THAE -orrsoN ToITEr.-wr had
,u,enecS 70 re.ieu The .aerim-n- Of t,r,-
-sn ro.-rrv oou,air~d IN rb.. :. IToue,r ~
firm bv Henry II. Woodward. a Cor
c.unty not. Lu, upon examina. ION We iind
the cam. i no, worth III. uovJ-r |, i.
actually beneath criticism as a few ,uo.
,,,;ous will show L, is w;,bou, rbvme or
r.,sop anJ the feet .ppcar to bay. been
measured with = clo,brsl;re Here is A
stauxa from the openinr theme" Tho
Sun".
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., n'a sH ~. "likc 'or a''' "or S"'o"u'
"yJ ',S IN; IN ~. oto" =, ron ,o.
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Inc last me Is poe'lcaiiy vague anu III
it we see a slirht scn,illation" of gem.
w. NV "sN' % w. ''' " ' "
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steal, , on SLOW out sure h ann aotn mn ae
The wages Of sin is death unto many.
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with the truth, ms well rs the striking orig
;n.l;tv of +b,,oht d;snlov.1.
i"""'y VI '"'"s"'' "''P'"'e"'
IroDaDiy the masterpiece ot tue volume
ia the Maintain SONG" It contains
some OF the essentials OF good poetry.
The happy concolt in which tho poet i'm
ogines himself forest is prettllyexpressrd.
and admissible under the rules governing
poetic license. The poem is evidently sag
gested ny the beautiful song beginning
81 love the merry merry sunshine.
love the breeze that blows Ger mountain 9,n wiid'
ou,o id IN r oHaE ~ !'J v"'''"' s''"'