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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23
Railroad Accident Near
2 Bolivar. Tenn.
Several ParsoDsn Severely
73 Ioju7ed.
1a Eln 10 = 1sF1s. aEefE5l Is Llsss
Late Washington News
Death of ex-senator Eitz.c
.semk1 patrick. 3H (sblsa
Ne avs by Atlant1o cable.



NEW YoRK, November 22@The
EUeaing Post says that it is asserted
on the authority of the Democratic
leaders in this city, that the, Metro
politan Fire Department is to be re-
organized by the next Legislature.
Among other features, it is said each
company will be allowed twenty fve
men instead Of twelve, as at present,
and the number of companies is to be
increased to fifty. While this will be
an increase of men of over 700, the
expensss. tits claimed, will be nearly
$4,000 less than the present Depart
ment.
The investigation into the alleged
contempt with which Superintendent
Kennedy was charged, in the case of
Crawford, dlidS Farrell atlas Egan,
Terminated to-day. y The devidence
clearly established that, In delivering
the prisoner to the Sheriff, the Superin-
tendent acted IN the interest of law
and justice, and was unaware that a
writ,of Ldbeds corpus had been issued.
s 1t appears that the, Judiciary act of
the new State Constitution was adopt
ed at the late State election by about
O,UOU maJOIAtys u6 UdlduC0 VI IuS
instrument was defeated.
NEW YORK, N NoY. 22.-West India
advices by mail state that cholera,
yellow fever and small pox is raging
fearfully at Santiago de Cuba, 300
deaths having occurred from. cholera
alone within period of thirty days
Tt was found impossible to give the
dead proper sepulture, the bodies
being covered withsonly few inches
of earth. As a consequence of this,
the stencil from the cemetery has al
m ost became pestilence.F EEs d
The Cubans in the interior profess
to be confndeut of success, and are
giving the Spanish troops much
trouble.
A cargo of AGO Coolies, sent out by
an agent from Calcutta, has arrived
at Demarara. The scheme meets
with no favor, and proved a great
The Governors Of Bermuda, Bar
BADGES and Jamaica have proposed to
send convicts from these Islands to
Demarsra to receive the benefit of
their labor, but the Governor declined
to have the colony transferred into a
penal settlement.
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M. Il X @ N,
nosl New Opera House.
sPEcIAL NoTTCEs.
Impaired digestion.

All the organs OF tho body are, 10 fo
speah, the pensioners OF the Stomach. Hn
that ilVipl laboratory ia prepared the
uOurieh hnent required 10 Sustain fham
and py the vessels and duets conn cotod
with the digestive aDpnrntna that uour-
bhment ~ conveyed 10 every part of the
Eysit ~. Upon tic quality and quantity
OF this element 81 life. and upon the nania
ner In which it is distributed aud rppnr-
Loncd, physical health mainly depends,
and aB the mind invariably sym pn thiXea
with the body, the HiEor OF the one iE abhos
lntely necessary 10 the Well. being Oi the
It ~ because HoSTETTEH' hTOhAGH
RliTEKS accom- piiahes LhiH double object
mat ~ enjoys reputation as "a preventive
ana curative never before attained bV any
inedlSanal preparation. Eut fts direct hena-
ncidt operation upon tho weak or diaor-
de- ed . tomnciI Is mol itg sole recommend
nthhns ~ t@frc most comprouenalve OF ala
knoWn remedies II t0uoH, HlrenRtheuH,
and regulntcH tie niScharginR nB well az
the assimilating organsi gently moving
the bowels, promoting heaithfui oVhpcrus
ton through TIE porrf., roualug the tneH=
liver from ita Lnrpoi, md lnducluH huffnU-
nious and natural action IN the whole ani-
mat machinery. This heniHn result iH mut
produced by any of the reaftiouarY druaa
which are used so laViHhiV lh The old
school practice founded bN bnracelauat
but by MID, SAFE and agreeable veg gathbib
agents, Intern ixed with q Hufc and mrl-
low stlinnlant which dinukea their innu-
ence through The SYSTEM and ronhoff their
3 nitaTy properties acuve aud effective.
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Death OF ex.UuIted States Senator
m Fitzpatrick, etc.

MONTGOMERY Ala, November p.
Ex- United States Senator Benjamin
Fitzpatrick died about eighteen miles
from this city yesterday. The Legis-
lature has adjourned until Wednesday
in honor of his memory The funeral
will take place in this city tomorrow.
Business will be suspended and the
flag on the capital displayed at half
mast. His death is gre atty deplored.
He was about seventy.
The entries for the State Fair is
already larger than anticipated. A
great maay visitors have arrived
The Fair commences tomorrow, and
continues FIVE days.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 22.-The Suez
Canal is not considered here a COM
plete success. tits. .asce ined that
improvements must be made before
it can meet all the requirements of
commerce.
QUEESsToWN, November 22.-The
steamers City Of Brooklyn. Siberia,
Colorado. and America. from. New
York; have arrived.
- stt.89 FRANCE. sA .
PARIS, Nov. 22.-The Emperor
yesterday attended the Theatre Fran
co.'s. .a5tIe1lLA - ~ fsetAts4 q sEa q
The elections arc continued to-day.
No Disturbances have occurred. ad g
HAYRE, November 22.-The Celia,
from New York, has arrived. 81
PARls, November %. The supple
,mentary elections for Corps egislatif
have terminated. Henri Rocl lefort is
elected from the First Circonscrip-
ton Cremitax from the Third and
Arago from the Eighth. In the
Fourth Circonscription no candidate
had a definite majority and a new
election wi9sbe ordered. The city is
tranquil Ne crowds are gathered in
the streets, and no political demon
stations have been made. W. =
4 PARIS, Nov. 22-Midnight.-The
city continues perfectly quiet During
the evening, many people we're on the
boulevards and in the-streets, but
heavy rain falling prevented any
gatherings. Some cries of ViUe
Rochefort" were raised, but with this
exception no manifestation was made.
A few police were seen in the streets,
but whatever prosecution the Govern
ment may have taken against disor-
der, they were. nowhere apparent
2es ( KiA z as 9ITALY.B IA
q FLORENCE, Nov. 21-Eve.-King
Victor Emanuel has resolved to con-
suit with Deputy Lauza before accept
ing the resignation of the Ministry,
rendered In consequence of the elec-
tion of the Deputy to the Presidency
of tho Lower Chamber. Signor
Eauza proceeded to Rassone this
afternoon, in obedience to the Royal
commanda General Menabra, Presi-
dent Of the Cabinet, also went TO
'Rassone to day and returned this
evening, where a Cabinet Council was
held. The House of Deputies have
Vi = LuC
Bureau. All the members appointed
to the Bureau belong to the opposi-
ton.
FLORENCE, Nov. GA meeting of
the Cabinet last night resulted in the
final resignation of the ministers.
10 NJ SPAIN } = C.ft
MADRiD. Nov. 21.-The ministerial
journal. the Impartial, reiterates its
belief that the Italian government
will accept ths Spanish throne for the
MADRID, Nov. 27.-Accounts have
been received of a destructive earth
quake in the PHILIPPINE Islands.
Buildings were thrown down AID the
loss of property was very great At
the port Of ManilIo. eight persons
were Killed and many in Bjured - ss
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, November 22.-Mr. Bur-
iiugame has arrived here with the
Chinese En- bass l.. -,ses
EGYPT.
Pong sSAIDs November 22,-The
ship Hawk, belonging TO the telegraph
service. has passed through the canal.
She viii! lay a telegraph cable from
this point to S0ez, on the bottom of
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Severe Gale.

denver, Nov. 22.-Another severe
gale visited this place yesterday fore
noon. A number Of buildings, walls
and chimneys were blown down and
many fences prostrated. The wind
subsided early in the evening.
About 2 o'clock this morning FIRE
was discovered in the store room Of
Mrs. Cody, which, with five adjoining
buildings, were totally destroyed.
The principal sufferers are Mrs. Cody,
dry goods and millinery; Roth. jew
elry and music; Doolittle. dry goods.
Loss about $25, 900. Insured for
$4,000
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NEW ORLEANS, November 21.-
An unsuccessful attempt has been
made to bond $130,0G0gots. the million
dollars worth Of sugar seized here
for the alleged violation of the rev
enue law. The claimants of the su-
gar say the cases cannot be disposed
Of under five years. and dintend to ex-
haust every legal remedy. ts-ia
An ex- deputy Collector from the
interior of Texas. named Boone, has
been arrested here, charged with de-
frauding the Government to the
amount of SIT, geo. E.E sEszI Es
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NeWs rom san Franclsco.

~ SAN FRANCIsoo, November 22-
Pine locomotive. tender and three cars
of an eastern bound train on the
Western Pacific Railroad were thrown
off the track. near San Leandre. A
defective rail was the cause. The
fireman was the only person injured.
Tho damage was soon repaired.
Large quantities of opium we're
seized by the revenue officers to- day.
1t was the property of Chinese pas
sengers by the steamer Japan.
n Forty five Chinese women arrived
by the China steamer. They are
slaves and prostitutes.
The schooner j. j. Francezer was
wrecked on the 18th inst. ia Mayo
River. The crew were saved.
There was an earthquake at Ma
nilla, October 1st. Three severe
shocks we're felt.s Several buildings
were badly damaged. The barracks
of the Native Regiment fell in. A
number of deaths were caused by
Jumping from windows and falling
down stairs. Every roof is leaking.
There are reports from the interior
of falling churches and other large
buildings Shocks were felt a great
distance from the coast. There are
ship reports Of feeling them one hun
dred miles.
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Druaken Man Accidentally Kills
Himself.

& LOUISVILLE, November z2.-Jef-
ferson Burrows, residing below the
city, while intoxicated, took up a shot
gun, not supposing it to be loaded,
placed the muzzle in his mouth and
foot on the hammer, when the con
tents were discharged, killing himai :
stantly. Burrows had taken up the
gun to kill a man who had assaulted
him. = - A a
Yesterday, betW cen Oakland and
Smith Grove Station, on the Louis
vile & Nashville Railroad, freight
train ran into another, smashing the
caboose car of the forward train, and
the locomotive of the rear train, A
Mr.. Thompson, stock drover from
Mississippi, was killed. aaz s5rulss1s ;.
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Further Particulars Relative to the
shooting OF Gen. Barry-RallrOad
Accident-SeTeFal Persons Injured

shooting or Gen. BarrY-kdilrOad
Accldent-SeVeral Persons Injured
MEMPHIS, Nov. 22.--The Good man
Miss Star says of the affray in which
Gen. Barry was shot Mt Durant, last
Monday, that the trouble originated
in Stevens, hotel keeper, ordering a
crowd Of colored men out. of his
house, who had followed Barry to his
room, and during BarFy's speech, Ste
vens, in reply to statement made by
Barry, told him he lied. Barry re-
piled that he could not scare him out
Of that stand in that crowd. After
the speaking they again met; Stevens
again told Barry he lied, and both
drew pistols. Stevens fred first,
shooting the General through the
righ arm, and then ded. He has has
not been arrested yet. ., aio. I.
The train from New Orleans for
Louisville ran off the track near
Bolivar. The ladies' car turned over
down the embankment, smashing it
and injuring a number of passengers.
G. II. mourning and Mrs. Claude An
gersdofer, of Louis, were severely
Injured, the former being badly
bruised and injured internally. The
latter had two ribs broken and other
wise painfully hurt. "A little daugh-
ter of Lieut. Kendall, Of Chicago, was
severely hurt. and several others, who
are unknown. The wounded were
taken to he Louse of a planter and
cared for. The .Sccident was caused
by the rails spreading.
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Ganrte,lia STATE Fair1

MACON, GA, November % The
State Fair stiuseontinues The mum
Der, variety and character of the ar
ticlesi exhibited exceed the ,expecta-
tions of the most sanguine. Northern
and Western men In attendance pro
nounca- It magnificent, and express
astonishment at the resources and
mechani BAL ingenuity of the South
and GEORGIA in particuIar.a
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NAsHvIITr5rNo rNovember 22-Th,

NAsHvILLE,r November 22.-- The
Lower Branehi of the Legislature
passed on. a second reading, aud re-
ferred to a committee, the bill grant
Jag the right ofway to the Cincinnati
and Southern Railroad also passing,
on first reading, the bill to abolish
the Memphis Metropolitan Police
A resolution was offered to pay mem
bers in Bank of Tennessee money.
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Destructive Fire.

Newark, N. j., November 22-
The India rubber factory Of Jay &
Dixon took fire this forenoon. Dam
age about $11. 900 on the building and
stock; fully insured.
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Receivers Sale Of Steamer Louisa


ESOR SALE VALUABLE MAIN
e STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
known as the Egler property
situated on the west corner OF Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 751S feet on Main
Street and $50 feet on sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms a ppiy to
j. p. ELLIOfT & SON,
tes Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
eaIe
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a nd NOW HERE ~ appearing 10
IA the Mayor and Common council OF
described territory con tignons 70 SAID city
and not plated or laid Off into lots, a map
whereof has been daily made and Yerined
same by metes and bounds, and Whicn said
territory Is. described as fOfloWF, tO-Witi
Commencing att1e southwest corner 81
BrRy's Enlargement OF the city oI Evans
Vile, and thence running north 9B feet 10
the southeast bank Of the WaDaAh ana
said canal 753 feet to the half section line,
passing north and south through the CEN
ire Of section ~, town D souga, range ~
thence north along said ha0 section line
500 feet 20 the quartef quarter section
section line 834 feet to the southeast line Of
Chestnut street OF said city, thence SOUTH
westerly along the side oi CHESTNUT street
953 feet 10 the northeast side OF Tenth
street of said city, thence along said NORTH
east side Of Teath street s2l feet TO tho
northwest bank Of the canal aforcsatdi
bank 175 feet TO the half section line, pass
ing east and west through the centre OF
section % Aforesaid, and from thence east
669 feet along said half section fine 20 the
place Of begi nning, ought to be annexed
TO the said city Of F.yansYille and made a
part thereof, and the said Mayor and com
mon Council or said city being desigoes
that said territory should be anpe1ens ~
and made part OF said city, IoF ..ii9 Lng ~.
lowing reasons to-wit: First. that sAlu @ seL ~.
ritory is contiguous TO, and 20 q laI5 49,
tent surrounded by said city. 9eeonut tns-s M
said territory shares in toe oenents y 80 -,
GRACE and other improvements now mades
. MI v,e,sessaTv 10 be made, and shOulu De
anneyeci so as TO share IN the burdens OF
faxafiSn equally with other properly sim
fic 10 effnafed and now within the cofpo.
rafe ifuIts ofsaid city; and third, thaI the
i9rfsdictiOu OF said city over said territory
~ Ilecessary to enable the Com mon Coun-|
eli on said city to open and lay out suitaple
sff eets and alleys, and also % provide nee
essary and proper drainage for SAID terrl-
tory It is therefore ordered that the Mayor
and Common CounciI OF said city give due
notice according TO the requirements OF an
act OF the General Assembly Of the state
of Indiana, approved March 9th, 1855 that
they will, on the 18th day of December,
1869, present to the Board OF Com ntastOn-
ers OF Xanderburgh County, q petition for
the annexation as a part OF said city tue
territory hereinbefOre described. t-
a. NJ. MCGRIFF, CLERK.
By T.. A. MCGRfFF, Deputy.
city Clerks OfHce, October 23, 1868.
oc26-6W Union copy.
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Z CoNcoRD, N H., November 22.-
AT meeting Of the Trustees of the.
Dartmouth College to-day. President
Smith was granted three months
leave of absence on account Of III
health, ..a51 hgsa f.s
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HATOHEHlOn's lIIAIR DKIs.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the bert Ga The
world; the only True and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable, lnGtHmtaneoua mo- dla-
appOtntments no ridiculous timts; reme-
dies the ~ effects Of bad Dyesf nViIoraf 6g
and leaves the Hair soft aud betutt ful
BTAcK or HROWH. sold by al Dfnarlaa
and perfumerss and properly nprf .ad ~
Bachelors Wig Factory NO To hUh0 &t.,
New VOHk.
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I .BUFFALeo NeYemberI .22s Luke
Egap, alias s. Cra9fords ;:.s alias John Far
rel, the man spirited away from New
York City by. Police Superintendent
Kennedy, and secTeted In jamestown,
was brought here on a writ of ha6eds
corpus, on motion of his counsel, and
honerablyi discharged by Police JUS
tice Vanderpool. 80, -...,-=s5 -. !.
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Vice President COlfax and Wife in
Baltimore. @

BALTIMORE. Nov 22.--Vice Plssi.
dent Colfax and wife arrived this
evening, and are guests of Samuel NJ.
Shoemaker. The Vice President win
remain tomorrow, and at night at
tend the opening fair for the benefit
of the Inebriate Asylum. a.1''' H.-'l -
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Election Of q RaIIr0ad President
Serious Accident at COlOred
Church-FiVe or six Persons Killed
Ten Or Fifteen Wounded.

ItU OF FIItttH HUuHuOus
4 LOUISVILLE November pa DIR.
Vorvin Green. First Vice Presideht t
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
has been elected President of the
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington
Railroad, vice Gen. w. A, Dudley,
resigned. a9A h a'sA1'
Passengers from Lexington, KY,
report that. while funeral services
were going on in the Second Colored
Baptist Church. before very largo
congregation, the floor gave way, kill
ing FIVE, or SIX and swounding ten or
fifteen coiered persons.
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Canadian News.

- HF~N y -
" OTTAWA, November 22.-It is said
thatg the, Government has received
information from Gov. McDougall,
confirming the reports that the half
breeds were IN @open hostility. 1t is
also stated that the matter will be
left entirely in the hands of Nc
DouEaH foF settlement. .418ftD1 -
TORONTO, Move ember ga special
from st. Paul, MINI, to the Globe,
says thata messenger from Pembina
reports that Governor McDougal will
not send his family to Canada, He
is building Quarters, and will await
the reaction in favor of the Canadian
authorities, which is anticipated.
Governor McTavish is very i'll and
can not take the field in person, which
is greatly to be regretted.
W The American residents at Selkirk
( have no sympathy with the French
insurgents.
ToRoRTO. Nov. ga special from
st. Paul says: simultaneously with
the expedition of Gov. McDougall,
another band of freshinsurgents took
possession of Fort Garry, without OBJ
struction-, The Fort is now occupied
by the Provisional Governor, John
Bronz. GNA
Governer, ,McTaEish is dangerously
ilI and the cHudson Bay Company do
not organize,to support Governor Nc
DougalIli1M Z III sLAAn As4fsszi
Letters to the 9th inst. report all
quiet, with no interruption of bust
ness. zursi . !5l I.o7a igL s1otl al54
Six hdnSred. dlmnen, men, sworn 10 resist
the Canadian authorities, and calling
themselves Liberators. are in arms.
Letters from Fort Garry represent
Ethe yinsurgents as having the support
of the Scotch and English settlers in
a greater degree than was at first ex-
PkS AmeriG6ahhi d lea I residents are rS repre-
sented as neutral. =.-r,-,,t,, -.
Governor McDougali is still at
Pembina. Mr.. Brovencher is said to
be in 5fa9or Of. returning to Capada, to
which the Governor will not consent.
IToR6H9es November 22AThe
House If Assembly Of Ontario has
appointed " Committee tofinvesti gate
| the present position, practicabiIity
| aud advantages of the Huron and
Ontario Ship Canal and report
/ -..sszsa q
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3 OswEGo. N. Y, November 22.-The
schooner. O. German wasi found yes
terday about nine miles below this
port dismasted and Abandoned, the
anchors dragging the boat She came
ashore and eapsized.g The crew are
supposed to be lost. She was owned
in Kingston, Ontario. iA'i-21 = .s4s-
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- 80 HaEana NaKs.

is HAVANA, November 22.-United
States -CoRsul General Plumb was to-
day notified by the State Department
that his resignation has been accepted
10 take effect on the 1st of December.
Consul Hall, at Matanzas, has been
ordered to take charge of the Consul
ate here. ..sThe Departments in ae-
pepting Plumb's resignation, awards
him the highest praise for his course
while administering his duties.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-W. s. Y.
Prentiss, of Columbus. special mail
agent under Buchanan, died this
morning at the Good Samaritan Hos
pital here o-day, of dropsy. He came
to the Spencer House few weeks ago,
BECAME sick, and wentto the hospital.
1t has rained all day-heavily this
afternoon-With a prospect of con-
tinuanee thermometer 43'.
The Bethel Fair, on Monday next,
for the benefit of the new building,
promises to be grand. All arrange
ments have been perfected.
Rev. DIR. Steele, for many years
pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Hillsboro, died to-day.
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HARRIsBURa. November Or.
ID. Smith. OF Plttsburg, was appoint
ed Gas Inspector for Allegheny Co.
by Governor Geary to-day.
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. New ORLEANS, November 22.-The
recent explosion of Young American
torpedoes has caused the authorities
to stop their use.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22-The body Of
Frank Lanterman was taken from
the Fifth Street ruins to-day, and two
other bodies. in sight, will be removed
as soon as possible.
The Western Union Telegraph
line was extended to Fort Scott,
Saturday.
The Missouri River. Fort Scott and
Gulf Railroad is finished to within
seven miles Of Fort Scott, and will be
completed to that point in ten days.
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+ Dag- FOR BLACK worms and Ply PIES
III T5estoft, prepared only by Dr. E. q.
PFpRS 10gI,6nd street, New York. Sold
everywhere Tue trade hupplled w sh9le-
eafe naediclne dealers. inoii d8m 1pN
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HALIFAX, N. 8, November 22.-
The International Coal and Railroad
Company inaugurated the completion
Of their railroad on the 18th inst.
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wIssAYs ron YOUNG MEN. who
IL nave fallen into vicious haDiI, and
-, ,fesfre "a higher lie, and "a better
~ NIY0OD. with certain means of relief
foT he afifcted. Sent In sealed letter ems
yeIqPes. 400 lFSg fKTioS "A Boz P ~ Prrr18es. 49,
FsIfIA, PA. Aou88
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Pong sSAID4 November 22,-The
ship Hawk, belonging 10 the telegraph
service. has passed through the canal.
She will lay a telegraph cable from
this point to Suez, on the bottom of
tba canal aarf-teEar atWWH 3
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BERLIN, November 22.-Mr. Bur-
iiugame. has arrived here with the
Chinesa ED, ha+ss