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The New York herald., 1869-01-31
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The total number OF bankrupt cases In Virginia 70
date IL ADS.
Forty-oue OF the 0seechee tGaJ prisoners were
committed for trial yesterday the charge OF insur'
Iection and thirty-one were discharged.
There was o heavy ram and thunder storm In
Richmond, Va, at two O'Clock yesterday morning.
The lightning struck In two or three places.
The Kansas City Journal or Commerce says.
The banking house OF J. X. Hubbard \ Co., of
Paol Kansas, was robbed OF $4,000 on Friday.
The ONcial Gazette OF Ottawa appeared yesterday
evening, containing the announcement mat Hon.
Joseph Howe was sworn In as President OF tho frivJ
Counctl OF the Dominion or Canada
Hon. J. n. Cameron wnalen's counsel. Is at Mon
treai awaiting reply TO cable DESPATCH respect:
ing the appeal of Whaien II favorable $4,000 VIII
be required TO carry forward she proceedings.
The Montana Legislature adjourned on January
Is, and unless called extra session will not reas
semblc till the nrst Monday IN pecember 1910.
Helena is TO have the capital and Deer Lodge the
pcnitcntiary
A 1re occurred at New Albany, Ind, on Friday
night, By which four large brick buildings were de.
stroyed. 8. s. Moore, dry goods, loses rom slAW
to $4,000, insured for t10,0o0tt0o0 In the Nortn
America Company, OF Philadelphia, and 5000 IN
the London and liverpool Company. the buildings &
wero owned by w. q. Depanw, aud valued ~ SSOoV
on which there were no insurance.
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AMUsEMENTs.

SrsiSwAy HALI--The American Conservatory OF
Music, OF which Mr.. II. Schroeder B director. gave
musical soree at thus hall last evening" The audience
was very large and the programme interesting.
Three very excellent artists assisted the pupils in
carrying out this programme. Messrs. Won Inten
and Bussmeyer. piansts, ana Mr.. Feininger violin
ist, showed In their playing considerable artistic
skill and ability. The rst OF these gentlemen plays
with neatness and thorough appreciation OF the
spirit OF the composer but his touch u weak and In
the J0rte passages sluggish and without crspness.
some OF the pupils showed evidences OF good sch0ol
ing. especially MISS Bassie, Miss Treusch and
MIS- Jansen, the two nrst at the piano
ana tue last lady as mezzo soprano
singer. She mas very line natural
voice, ana with little more training In the art OF
proper and distinct int0nation she will be accept
able to the public The only drawback TO the con-
cert was the singing OF an air from the Frey
schultz" BY Mr.. Max Moll at whose hands Weber
suffered considerably.
H00LEY's EASTERN DISTRICT OPERA H0UsE.-The
past week was one OF unparalleled success in the
above pleasant place Of amusement Manager Hoo
ley seems to have gotten the bearings Of the phleg
matte Burghers and his house Is now crowded night
ly by them. "The Shadow Pantomime" proved to
be great card during the past week. with Archie.
Hughes and Jefferson In the leading parts, but the
programme prepared for the present week, in which
the red0ubtabe Rice will appear, will no doubt at
tract more general attention Cool White Is still the
fav0rite OF the Opera House.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31
RAID UPON THE pIcgpucxETs.

The operations or the pickpockets on incoming
trains at night have become so common and so
daring that the public clamor for an abatement OF
the nuisance. On the arrival OF every train the
thieves rush into the cars and spreading themselves
through the traln some OF them cry out, .srhs car
does not 90 down town; change to the 'front.'" Dur.
ing the rush for the forward the thieves crowd
themselves among the passengers and ply
their profession successfully. During the transit
through the tunnel they also succeed in relieving
unsuspccting passengers OF their watches and
yaluables. Captain Allarc, OF the Twenty-frst
precinct, has long been convinced that there IA an
organized gang OF pickpockets operating about the
depots, with which many Of the hack drivers are
connected. Last night he resolved to terrify these
bold vilains and sent number OF ofiicers 10 Mott
Haven to accompany the Harlem train In. At Forty
third street the thieves made several attempts upon
the property or passengers aud seven were ar
rested, among them fve hack drivers, all OF whom
were taken 10 the Twenty-flrst precinct station
house and an investigation had by the captain,
which resulted IN the discharge Of all but two, for
want of sufiicicnt evidence to hold them.
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CALIFORNIA

More EARTHQUAKE Shocks In San Francisco-
Silver Mining C0mpanics-RumOrs About
Senator Nye.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1S69
Slight shocks or earthquake were felt In this city
to-day and yesterday.
A heavy southeast gale last night damaged the
shipping in the harbor somewhat.
Senator Coles Alaska bill meets with no favor
from the San Francisco newspapers.
Twenty White Pine silver mining companies, with
an aggregate nominal capital OF $4,000 900, have
been Incorporated here since last December.
The Eevada Legislature has passed a bill for fund
ing the debt OF the State providing for the issuance
OF bonds bearing fifteen per cent interest per annum
The Bank Of California has agreed to loan the desired
amount ON the new1ssue.
II is rumored that United States Senator Nye OF
Nevada, has resigned to take position In Presi-
dent Grants Cabinet.
Messrs. Delong and winters are candidates for the
United states Senat0rship.
Flour unchanged. Wheat closed at 177H 175
Legal tenders, "a.
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ILLINOIS,.

Cession Of the City Of Chicago TO Indiana
Redemption of State Bonds-PassaGe Of the
Railroad Tax bill by the Legislature.
CHICAGO, Jan. 80, 1862
A bill was introduced In the lower house OF the
Illinois Legislature and passed by vote of 7s to 0.
separating the city Of Chicago from Illinois and
ceding 1t TO Indiana.
A bill was introduced in the Senate to-day to re-
peal the River improvements act
Governor Palmer has issued proclamation noti-
fyiug the holders OF State bonds, ISSUED TO pre-.
vent loss upon the McAllister and Stebbins bonds,
and also the holders OF other bonds, that they will
be paid In New York. April 1.
The city papers denounce the passage Of the Rail-
road Fare bill by the Illinois Legislature Five SEN
ators voted for 1t under protest. They favored
trolling freight and passenger rates, but did not
favor relieving the Illinois Central Railroad from
the seven per cent yearly tax. II Governor Palmer
vetoes the bill II Will fall.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Smallpox NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wrecked
Earthquakes.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20, 1869.
The steamship Montana, from Honolulu, Sand
wich Islands, arrived here to-day with dates to Janu
airy 10.
There was considerable excitement at Honolulu
in regard TO the smallpox. The Board OF Health
have established stringent quarantine regulations.
Several schooners were wrecked on the different
islands In severe storm, Which also caused loss OF
life at Hil0.
Frequent shocks OF earthquake were felt on the
island Of Hawaii, and the volcano OF Mauna L0a was
enveloped In dense smoke.
The British bark Irusa arrived at Honolulu, Janu-
ary 15 from London.
The American bark whistler from Sydney, N. 8.
w., arrived on the Sd.
The ship Robert L. Lane sailed for New Bedford on
January g.
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Acauit,aI of Four Men ON Charges or Inccn-
dinrism.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MARKgr.-L0SDoS, jan 3o-l p.
M.-Consols closed at e3A for both money aud &C.
count. United states f1vc.twenty bonds quiet, ut
o2E: Atlantic and Great Western, 45x.
LIvERPooL CorroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., jan 30
were the closing quotations. Modelling uplands, on
the spot, 1lsxd. afoat, 1I1.d. I'D; miadling Or
leans 1iysd The sales OF the day have been 10000
bales. =
HAvRR CorTox MARxEr.-HAvRs. JAM ao.--The
market In unchanged. - s
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFS MARKET.-LIvERro0L,
Jan. 3O-1hc market closed quiet
LlvERpOOL PROVISION MARKEr.-LIvERro0I, Jan.
s0-Pork 97s. Cd. per bbl for Eastern prime mess.
Lard 7ss per cwt Bacon sos. Cd. per cwI Tor Cum
berland cut.
ITvnsPooL PRoDucn MARKEr.-LIvERroor- Jan.
3o.--Refned petroleum Is. Nd. per Gallon
IOXpON PRopUCE MARKET. LONDON, Jan. 3d.
Sugar quiet both on the spot and anoat Fine rosin
1884, pd. per Cwt.
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Another Earthquake Alarm on
the Pacific Coast.
Heavy Shocks Felt ut San Fran
cisco and at the Sand
wich Islands.
Illinois Proposes to Cede the City Of Chicago to
the State Of Indiana.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Count Walewski in Athens-Neutrality or the
Great Powers I'm Case Of Trouble Between
Turkey aud Greece.
PARIS, Jan. 80, 1862
Dispatches from Athens announce the arrival
there OF Count Walewski.
An unfavorable reply to the propositions OF the
Paris Conference is anticipated from the Greek gov
ernment.
The neutrality OF the Great Powers in the difficulty
between Turkey and Greece is assured.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31
tomorrow night at Woods Museum in the "Field of
the Cloth GOIdv

to-morrow night Ct Woods Museum in the "FieId Of
the Cloth OF Gold"
Ths good knights are aust.
And their goods swords are rust
And their souls with the saints trust.
Their glory, though. lives, and In song and story
and gaudy mimic psgeantry VIII their dooghty deeds
eve. That the writing Of the burlesque will be bad
we may reasonably expect. Clever dialogue q no
more TO be expected OF burlesque playwright than
ever, ever has W Keen sense Of nuaor ana Is dab with
the pen himself. so that we shall be relieved by
occasi0hal flashes Of wit from his corrective BRAIN
the Versatility OF Mr.. Florence q something remark
not explored. AZ Captain Cutie he Is inimitabe.
As Jules Obenreizer, the Swiss f0rger he Ia meodra-
matte and enecttve. Az poor, hunted-down broken.
and in Irish comedy, to which rsrccal rivolity he
turned his talent In early youth, he cracked the
skulls OF the process sarvers,n 1wgged his whiskey
and set nre to the barns OF the odious English
with the patriotic grace and 1re Of the best
81 them. In the laughing realms OF burleSque.
though. Mr. Florence shines with greatest spendor.
He u undeniaby the best burlesque actor to-day In
actor must s Be @ man q ready ' wit and perceptivs
brain. He must be able to see and appreciate the
humor OF the lines he utters. In gorgeous tragedy
any any tu.osed fool who has dignihed pre-; pre-
insone the lines as the great Macready.
cited them and make "hit.r Brains and burlesque
Rookh," Mr.. Florence leaned too heavily upon hts
formidable tin sword, and 1t suddenly bent up aJ
right angles instant action with the blade for COM
nothing daunted, exclaimed,
Fair knight, yield; see I am a goner;
This the sword with which fight around the
Those lines are immortal, and could only have
been inspired by born poet. We trust Mr.
OF the Cloth OF Gold that we may reap the benefit
OF his tmpromptu utterances.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

AN ILL WIND, &c.-Some good seems
likely to come to workngwomen through the
folly of the printers. The men have quit
work and the employers are putting women
on at full wages, which they have not hitherto
DONE Evidently the printers are in danger.
Their only chance is to marry the women, as
this, no doubt, will make the latter subject
to the rules Of the Union.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

One or the most daring robbcries Of the season 10
reported In the First ward. Between SIX and seven
O'Clock last evening, while Mr.. Andrew Pressey was
sitting In his oflcea at No. Coenties slip two men
forced themselves into his presence and without ccre
mony proceeded TO rob him, One of them presented
pistol to his head and threatened him with instant
accomplice In the robbery placed his arm around
Mr. Pressey'sDody and robbed him Of portemonnaie
containing e200, which was In "a inside pocket OF
ha GOAT The thieves then hurriedly took their de-
parture leaving behind them on the noor soft felt
kst
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MIR. Bangs and the Railroad Scene.
New YORK, Jan. 20, 1859.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20, 1859.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
BY your permission avail myself OF the privilege
Of correcting q most hurtfui statement regarding
myself that appeared under the heading OF 'Theatr
cal Notes." in last Wednesdays issue OF the HERALD.
The writer seems to labor under the impression that
present myself in front of the curtain during nv
per formance OF the character OF Old Tom in the play
OF "After Dark, and bow to the audience in acknow
ledgment OF applause that Is not intended for me-
but solely for certain mechanical railroad effects
that are produced during the previous scene. I 90
not make my appearance In front OF the curtain at
the conclusion OF the railroad scene until am conf
dent that the sensation pertaining to its representa-
tion has received ITS share Of appreciation and have
unmistakabe proofs from the audience that am
desired In front OF the curtain; and in every In
stance wherein have responded to that call have
received the most unequiv0cal evidences OF the
warmest and heartiest recognition Of my efforts
please. am, sir. very truly your obedlent servant,
r. G. BANGS.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

DEAD, No DoUBT.-The men whose duty it
Is to clean the streets or to see that some
body else cleans them are evidently all de-
funct. Broadway is pretty well under the
public eye, and is therefore kept clear, but
there are miles Of space in other streets that
are never touched at all. Some sidewalks
even have on them ice that has been there
since Christmas. ..-.-...
The New York herald., 1869-01-31
ENGLAND.

Decision iu the PiiIips-Eyro Case.
LONDON, Jan. so, 1889.
In the case OF Philips vs.. Eyre. late Governor OF
Jamaica, the Court OF Queens Bench decided that
colonial law is as valid as parliamentary law, and
gave judgment for the defendant.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, jan S.--The steamship Colorado
arrived to-day. =.
QUEgNsruwN, Jan 10. royal mail steamship
Cuba which sailed IRON New York on the goth inst,
arrived o. tuis port at mldnight.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

The Twitcheil-Hml Murder Case-Twitchell
Refused n Now Trial.
PHfLADELPHIA, Jan. 30, 1859.
The motion for q new trial in the Twitchel case
was refused by the Judges OF the Court or Oyer and
Terminer, and sentence OF death was pronounced.
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mote and from the fshboat the blast OF q tin
horn, while the ferry bell at the slips sounds
far away, as If q church in the stream were
afraid of being run down.
MoraL-Hurry up the Brooklyn bridge.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

A Citizen Of Boston Arrested ON a Charge or
Numbering His Wife md Having Criminal
Connection with Her Daughter.
BOSTON, Jan. 90, 1869.
citizen Of this city. named Albert d. Pyke, was
arrested on Thursday last on charges involving the
murder OF his wife and criminal intercourse with
his daughter-in-law. MRS. Pyke. who resided at
Fitchburg Mass, died on Wednesday In violent
spasms, which the attending physicians declared to
have been caused by dose OF arsenic. She was
woman OF about fifty years OF age, and had
daughter by former husband, aged about twenty
six. on the day after her death Pyke was arrested
on charge Of adultery with this girl, and when the
fact was known, the suspicious circumstances which
attended her deathbed and the convictions OF the
doctors that she had been poisoned, Influenced the
authorities to issue second Indictment charging
him with murder
It is stated that the accused had conceived a
violent attachment for the GIRL and that after he
had committed the crime against her she questioned
him as TO what he intended doing his conduct to-
ward her having become known. lie Ia said TO have
told her that he would or could marry her II the
faher-in-law are both In the Fitchburg jail, where
hey will await the post mortem examination on the
causes that led TO the mothers death.
AcauittaI of Four Men ON Charges or Iuccn-
dinrism.
NORTHAMPTON, Jan. 20, 1869.
The Jury, after an all nights session, this morning
returned verdict OF acqnlttal IN the case OF the
four alleged inccndiarics Kelly, Kngsiy, Lewis and
stodaard The trial has occupied eleven days.
The prisoners Immediately gave haii In the sum OF
81, 600 10 answer other indictments Tor the same
offence and were released.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

A1-Try All Things. Held Fast 60 Thar
which good The public have ried all hngs for the hair
and they ahold fast BARRy'S TRIC0PHEHOUS bscAass
is the preservative and beauher OF the hair Ia ths
known world. Sold BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

A.-Nnssisquoi Spring Wafer..OnIy Know
reeiv FOR Cancer and al Diseases OF the Kidneys For
sale by druesists Depot 535 broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

A Cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c.s
HOrF's MALT EXTRACT,
20 80 per DOZEN No.2b Murray street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

p.teuts OhsaIpsd with Great DssDAtch ~
mi,vy CO. "a Park send for Law, aAd iAformAlsoo>
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

PERRY, Dsrm stoogs ~ Bond street, treats with specials
prescriptions falling loss and premstureiy gray hair dan =
ru chpr scxsms rim gworm scaid heads snd ell
diseases Of the scalp which destroy the hair He also curse
By personal attention moss, and those dstgur'sx dis
red noses and p.mriy faces No snarxs
for consolation. Send for sn.srroEasory circular
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Batcheior's Hair Dye.-rhc Best IN tse
world The oniy perfect dys harmless reliable nsesn'ans
en- faninrY ii Acnd atrael
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Essa aS1Iuhed In fsOO.-Ths Mssrspslitaa 1sS
Prtntaa Esta abishmsnt, " Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Circulars Of Every Description ana Netcea
70 attend mesass printed IN re as.'ss Poss9s II r
other sinlAr place In tbs ey, ms mbIkoru.t ~ soS
PRINTING kSTABLf5HMBNr NsssAu "rss@
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Fsr First Glass Printing Of Kvcry Dessvey.
on 10 to the nsropolissn Job rfinins Esss'ssessA
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Rovst Havana letter.. y.-Prixss PAID in Gesa
alton The hRhs rates paid p1r Doussssa
asd s' A'' f%xLoR CO., S.ntsrs, 10 wan sAr,s.. M
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A. Morton, 2H Maiden Lane, New York.
. MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
A.-Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver OH L.
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Hazard & casweips Cod Liver on ss tie
The New York herald., 1869-01-31

Wis, Tsssee. ana Os.a.ss.ssl Tzais.:Is..s 7.
L0IAl ~ Dead streek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-24

THURSDAY, September %, 1869.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
Ambassadors; dull.
.iitohot.-S24$a "a gallon.
Ale.-seotch, best brands, plnts, 80 ~ dozen ;
Bacon.-shoulders, 17s@l7lc. ribbed sides,
hog-round, 2O62ic. Virginia hams, 22dy23c.
canvassed hams, 25@2sc. plain hams, ?24@9se:
Bedns.-Out of season; no demand.
Brdndy.-French. SlO4$l3: apple, SO, wholesale;
Philadelphia; 81. io@$2s5 peach. 50: .,.
small, IS, large, 50; five strings, $3.50.
Buckets.-Painted, two hoops, g. e59S2.75 4; three
'O Bses,s cur. q Ii.
Bdrk.-S5 per cord.
ConcsntratsG Ley;s:;I Is per dozen by the case
21c d h.; fancy, ao@75c. Raisins-Layer, 49,
p box. Figs, 206aoc. a b. Lemons, 81. Fbox.
ofcsnEes se cor 1Gf Exchange mSn repor ''
Corn KeaE-City mills, bolted, $40; country
che chssese~Northern and western prime cutting
| ls020c.; common, 12Ngl5c.; English dairy ls920c-
Cogee.1Rio, loi@2lc.; Lasuayra, 25aa2oic.;
| Java, 35Gl2Sc.
Candles damantine, light weight, lS9loc.
| full weight. 2OM2lc.: taiiow, 15c.
Cotton Card6.-st@$ U dozen; wool cards,
cotton Yarns-s2 lO@sa IS Leaksville. gals.
Dried Fruits.-Cherries. l5@Isc. blackbcrries,
locc; apples cGsc. q h. ~
she. Home, 7ic Bedford, loc.; Wamsutta, ssc.
| Amoskeag, Lac. Andrcscoggin, nc. Lancaster
l3c.; Warugan, I2c. Oriental, lac. D.mncis,
l9ic. DELAIsEs Pacific, best styles, elc; Low
| ell, lsc.; Manchester, zoe. BLEACiRD DoAlEs-
TICS: S-i Sunny Side, &c.; Baltic, Toe rs West
minister, llc; Portsmouth, laac.; a Putnam, lSic.
Brown DoMEsTIcs 3-i Trenton. Sc. al Man
chester, I0ac.; To Carroll, lac. 7-5 Grapteyile,
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Petersburg Markets.

SEPTEMBER 22.-C0tt0n.-We note small sales
Yesterday ut 276127bc., mostly ut the lntter-the
market closing weak. Receipts largely on the ILL.,
crease. =,
TGLdcco.-Markct dull. and for most descriptions
we have To make some reduction In our quotations
We quote Tugs. SS@S9 5O short leaf s9GGSlO; good
leaf Sl3.500Sl5. Receipts show considerable
falling off. Prmings are coming In freely, anu
are of unusually good quality, and sell at from 81
To S6-nostly ut 50 .JJM$i.50.
Wheai.-Primc red ut Sl.50GtSl So, ana prime
white at $l.GOGSl.05; choice, Size. Choice seed
worth Si.75. 49, ,-,
Bacon. - Southwestern Virginia: Iiog-round,
l9Jc.; sides, 2lc. Southampton uog-round, &c;
hams, &c.
C0rn.-Market active; prime white at Sl."5@
sl.3O, and In demand.
our.-Market steady, and our figures wei sus
tanned The following prices represent wholesale
lots : City Mills extra, $s.5o@fs: 70 90. supcr'ine
81. 5O6lS7.75; do. fine, T65OWS7; Mountain and
Valley extra, SS.25: do. superfne, S725 do. llnc
Sd Baltimore extra. 81. 25G4S7.75; DO. snpcrfine
So. T5GlS7; do. fine, S5.5O61SC.
Rve.-DcmanG light. we quote sl.l5 to sl.2o. a
large lot would bring Sl.e5. ,
O,hS.-Spring Oats. 60c., and winter ~ ''c.'
with increasing demand.
Sunaac.-Rcccipts continue to be large. A clear
sample Is worth SIPS II hundred.
Feed,-Brownstuf, 2Oc.: shipstul, soc.; shorts
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Baltimore sends delegates to the Souther
Commercial Convention at Louisville.

Baltimore sends delegates to the Southern
Commercial Convention at Louisville.
A machine has been invented at Provi-
dence, r. l., to sew books--work heretofore
done only by hand.
A man who had repaired to the top Of
the State-House stceple, Philadelphia, on
Monday, to enjoy the view, died there OF
palpitation of the heart.
It is reported about town that Hon. John
Bigelow will soon withdraw from the New
York Times, and that Frederick Hudson,
Esq, has been engaged to succeed him rs
the editor of the paper.-Ne,C York Sun.
Twenty-one persons, belonging to Rock
port, Mass. were probably lost during the
gale on the Sth instant. Seven bodies have
been recovered. All the parties were ell
gagged in the fishing business.
A marble hotel, seven stories high, and
Just erected mt the corner of Broadway and
Thirty-lirst streets, New York, was opened
Wednesday. 1t cost 100000 exclusive OF
the ground.
Mr.. Seymour johnson, Of Wyoming, n.
Y, who has just purchased farm near
Manassas, Va. reached there on Monday
with his furniture in wagons, having tra-
yelled the entire distance Of $50 miles with
his own teams.
1t is evident that Chief Justice Chase does
not take stock in the removal of the capital,
for he has Just invested 500 900 in 4 tract OF
land, containing forty acres, located near
Glenwood, and known as " Metropolis
VieW.' \ fine mansion is erected on the
land, and the Chief Justice will make this
his home.