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, 1875-05-09

The bill to prsvens the o,,riniing od atsoot-
tai'to&d tracks With aAlt Tss practically dssoassd
in tbs New York Lseislatura }ea. WodnssasJ.
9t1 dAfaaa s4nAptulss asat I ks2aa1 iahhy Hp
, 1875-05-09

ACADEMY OF l5usIC-aalsted etrset bstvean Mad
tson a1d Monroe. KnEaEonaat Of Nrs. Lander E]iz
stA<}N
, 1875-05-09

/! Compromising felony /. fashionable crime,
and 80 frequent that ordinary cases scarcely At
tract public notice. A very extraordinary cass
has lately come to light in New England The
souhogan National Bank OF Milford, NJ H., WAS
robbed last October by masked burglare- The
detectives failed to find any caow to the stolen
property. After ali efforts in this direction had
beon abandoned, the President OF the bank re-
ceiyed telegram from a pretended detective in
Baltimore which induced him to visit that city
and grant m interview. Several interviews
we're ha1d between tho President and the rob-
bers, and tho former, becoming satisfied that
the stolen property could be obtained in no other
demanded for its restitution, from homa. We
let the story continue in the language Of tho re-
porter:
the socslled detective and required to place certain
sum Of money On the table, When this w1s done tho
agent raped the door, which instantly opened
and package thrown in. Nr. TOWN. waa requested
to examine this, which he did, occupying nearly two
hours. Among masa Of securities he found many
belonging to biz bank, which he checked and laid
side. When this WIS done lie requested to p1ace
another Bu OF money on the table, which he did, and
another package Was thrown In and examined IA b.
fore. Thfa resulted In the recovery Of many Of ths
ntxsng papers and Soma which had not been mixsed.
Ar. TowNE was tnen informed that this all that
could DO done for him, and ho was allowed 70 pockst
the vauables and depart In peace His situation dur
ting tho negotiation WIS not an enviabla one, ~ he
knew he was dealing with desperate men, With whom
no was forced to trust hmseH with 3 lcrge sum Of
money, with no security against assassination.
The condition Of the detective service in tho
United States il pretty wel exposed by this
criminal proceeding on ths part Of the Nav
Hampshire bank officials. Doubtless tho detec-
nves will rem=in the most accomplished and
merci1ess thieves in the world so long - they
ind it profitable to maintain tho traditional
policy OF Addition, Division, and Silence,
, 1875-05-09

Ve6 1as5 fnknR 1ond md eSh.- s5s
Tho debt is increasing annually under laws
which provide for the issue Of bonds in pay
ing for certain permanent works. That city
also anticipates its annual taxes, general and
special, by issuing bonds therefor; these
revenus bonds are taken up with the proceeds
Of the taxes as collected How much tax re-
mains unconected is not stated, though VIC
1upposs it is equnl to the bonds outstanding
, 1875-05-09

ADELPH THEATRE-psa1hosus strsst, ssznsE Men
res. Variety Entertainment
, 1875-05-09

upon bstween the parties. Mr. BunoEss says:
II hope no one will think AN weak enough to
suppose could carry my point before ths jury /;
the fact that man who does not believe in the
Bible il to select half that jury at once stamps
impossihllity on it's face. There are, however,
moral questions which callfor some extraordinary
work On either side; we are living in tho midst
Of ouch tines, and this offer maT serve ~
means Of attracting attention to the real issues
Of the day, and may end in settling the great dis
puta Ny effort would, therefore, be more to
the world through the jury than to the jury
Direct"
, 1875-05-09

EXPOSITION BU1LDlNG-Lake 6hufe foot Of
Adana stxsst Battle Picture Of Lookout Mountain"
, 1875-05-09

ATTENTION s1R KN1GHTs.-special. Couclsrs Of
Chicago Comnands15: No. y, r T, MondaL evening:
Ray q. Isis. fos work On E. T. ORDER. eiennK 81
G. 4. WILLIAMS, Roco1deI.
, 1875-05-09

CHICAGO COUNCIL or PRINCES OF JERUSA-
LEN, l. l. SCOTTISH RITE MASONS-WM hold :
ah41 Work On TIA 18th and 16th Deerses 1y e5deE Of
j. O'N1Elt S.'.P.'. IN.
, 1875-05-09

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No: = A. l. MAN
Il Konrue at-13tA.ed Courocatun Monday evening. My
ID It se O'Clock for bu.taess md YORK ~ o1der of
tho H. r. n. n.1uChhta. oectetot1.
, 1875-05-09

FA1RvIEW CHAPTER, NO. 161, H. 4. MA Stated
Ccnvoeatdon will be held 1t their Hall corner Of Cotaxe
TO- ate o'eloet., Work On r 4 Degroe. Companions
4&7311 A~'~" ~ J. E. CHADWICK.
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!. Enr ne RccoreIer.
Cedar Groye Orange co; 81

- i 2
Raders OF The HitisbovD Recoreter.
am The speaker who was 80 n,aiiciousls
n:isreprescntcd to The public by that ignos
ran,n-, OF Pine Knot, whose ilainc i, Joe.
would not condesceiii to uotice liisil-
Iitcrale language. II lie had not turnledme
lrulikard; which he cannot prove for !
never drank drop Of intoxicating HONOR
either as beverage, or for medicine 10
all my lIfe, and Lean prove thisfThere>
fore shall pronounce rim liar; also he
il An insignificant way himself not brass
enough to practice what he breaches for
lie il an,elnber of i church IN his . called
/" pleasant regions, where he has the pre-
sumption 10 he All exortof; but sipside o.
tl,e church his actions and langaagaites-
tiiips that lie Is the, 3rd dog returning u
his vumii, or the sow that had been wash
c,i, 10 her waliowi ing inthe niire.
king solomon once said . Answer
fool according % his folly, lest he be wise
! in his own cunciet."
WAS not aware o. tile fact, that a wild
h,sr roanls through Pine knot; tsp eails'i
this " pleasant region1r neither was heie
l# seen III the as-emblaye, when ] distur.
bed their tranquility by Temperance,
Lecture. But the insignificant animal
/ sneaked round through the columns ftlI,
| Hillrboro Recorder Rladea furious leap a
me; but he jumped 50 much higher anc
sIar beyond us sphere, lie fell oyeron ~
hack. aud there he lay and kicked anc
SQUEEZED al his uristles off.
i am like ille lioh, that madea bargain
with M uss, IN divide the prey; the liol
slayed without 10 catch the prey, the sis'
went on over % scare out the game; ~
brayed snufie,l aud kicke,l; after coming
tui he asked " II lac did not play his par
wrlln yes' said the lion : Il had no
known Il was an ass would have rnl
myself II AN. JoRnAS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30
STATE NEWS.

Two negIocs were. cymDittel tothe jail
ofNYa haD6ver last week in acfauk bt
hail ~ SlOOO eacll for shooting ut, with In
tent To Kill, Mr.. Harper. Mr.. Harper wa
desperately woun,lyd hut EMPOWERING. The
cause &c tie shooting would appear 10 he
TINT Mr. Harper she'd q dangerous aud
mischIcyous dor br!onging 70 those ne
grOrs.
The Greensboro Patriot says that severe
haiI storms passed over part ~ tiuilIord
last week destroying The Grips IN Us path.
The hail stones we've rs urge M ben eggs.
The W. n. {. II. II. was SIKH "a SAILS.
Jury on the Bind inst; the State becoming
the purchaser for Sss5.O 900. ~ soon as
some necessary arrangements can ~ yer.
frcted. work Will begin 70 push the road
through to Ashesille.
Tile splendid gold beaded rsn presented
to Gov. Vance, by the Young Jews Of
Wilmington WIS stolen from him rs he
went west on Tie train on Saturday night
week. 4 rewMd OF S2A. Will be given for
The rturh o( the cane pnd no questions
asked. The hesd n Tie came Is Il dogs
HEAD. carved viii, the C.,verncf's namc,
sud are inscription Of presentation.
W. u. Harrison Of Raleigh has len
sumo Irish Potatoes a,tne News Office, III,
third crop from tie s,nse planting sndth,
POTATOES are large aud the crop promise.
10 be abandsnL ~ y 4 ls.s1' q
The Char'ctts Daily Eagle n moi dis.
cuntiirwvd- -Uniy suspended unfit 4 iaig,
supply of material Is obtained. The Esll
tor, Mr.. McSwcsn expects 10 renew ii,
publication very SOON.
There win be smother meeting N tls
Trustees of The University %, Raleigh o.
wedntsdAy hfsOtli inst, tDafrange .srm,
uf Nlmlssiop V ". tIniyersl.y, the AT.
nugempnt ~ classes, the assignment .
houses u tne Professors the a,ljuslmeni
Of tie rates Of LUard &C. q aa y.
Judge Mitchell ~ The stll Judicial Dis
-trict Inns resigned owing 10 The increasin.
1 luflrmiiics Of age isthought SIR Fur
srIles of lIedcll will lie appointed 10 sue
cred him. Mr.. L isa republican, and Isl
] lawyer Of character and qualification
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

wgtrma.rfrom tl,e Danyillc Times ilis
following pleasant lioucc, The vnlne vs.
attach 20 recommendation from 80 high .
source win excuse tie'h:Pstenf siuiiy n
the Reproduction of the article:
Tux HiiisBoRo ItnvRDEn Invite
the special attention II our regliers 10 the
advertisement ~ this lomr Established and
reliable paper. While Mr.. s. y. Camenn
hdliydfu@f einbfs q fht Rale,glfpslk
Ness, hcksiifi eIitiaT and prol,rieteroi
The Ree.Taey,-- We enmmcrd this lmrrr
lolh 20 advertiser. AMI ihrs sIlo wsnt 4
good, reliable heal newrlmper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

sickness prevails every where. aud every.
n"ly complains % sum- disease during
Weir lie. When sick, tpe oiJect y to %
wen; now yeeay pisiffy lllsf no pensah
W This w,tfId thar n suffering With igs.
l~l.laI llNys Complaint ami We efi,,rls,
sscli ~ IhdlfcsiloD, C0stiyeissss. Hick
ieadnche. ,Sohf Stomach. Heart burn,
Iall,ltatldr ~ The lItaft, Depressed
nmHis. Blliousssoss. Ae;eaii lake tskkgN's
Auuusr FLOWER without getting relief
mu cure. IL you doubt ibis. - TO- y0uf
ppfuisist ~. u. Hplkcr hh'l gei a sample
lutte nr1O cents aud tfy Il. Regular
sne % cetts. Two dcser will relieye yoi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

Anegro boy about - years ofage ~ the
name df1Ilss siel,sne. was j,siled here last
week, ~ stealing s9vfrom Mr, William
~ Thompson. while ooi IN The woodsr,
wuk. si2,5o oftle money was recovered.
Anothcr SUI made happy.
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Act on Leyy's intinlstion

Zee new ia. of. y. Tyack, DaAiRe
who offers ~ our North Carolina irieads
visiting that hs~y eavr, ssplendid assort-
,.eat n hsts ss,ets and st~T. i."i,g es>
.,erieucein The trade has Ilxea a,F ISack
n puhlic confluence. andpves his house
ne cliaracte: ~ most perfect Reliability
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

,Tie Haresi = gdsag on ameiy qeder
N. ad,xKtake 5lllighly favorable weather.
2Netpf wheat a. nearly votvlaslsi asid
thai ~ dsts Is progressing rapidly Il y
care that tl.4sv r%oeSasa,- good IL tl,is
..rtion Il ,i,e sanle Time. fins scar toil,
are exeelseai. and much oloye tises average
OF the l4st six 81 eight years. X 800
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See fourth page Beth Tor Ads and Ia
i,eresting reading ,aatter. N

Levy COMES again with an advertise
,;,ast az unusual sttrsssiveness. Al who
dave sssrd Iris lung rstablis,srsi ircusc ave
,,n,azed at flc moderation Of their prices,
ard equally pleased with Or. excellence
n their goods, ~ well ss i'ssss ji'exi'aas-
tible variety.
Act ON experimentation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

In Van Buren,, Arlnulsls on the .g5ili Of
June, at The residence ofAIr. ID. CIVIL
lians. by llre Rev. q. Kennel,L Col d
Walker Ncote an,l Mis-. Emma 4. john
i ,n. nll az rlliff fnAn. j.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

We regret % learn ihss lie rain Of hat
TUESDAY week w,ss somewhat obstructive
ii the u4igiiLnrl,ood ~ Cedar Gruve, fab
ding =, heavily ~ % wash the LAID badly
aud sweeping the growing crops frAa the
guuaA Ia tlsis vicinity tacss MAS what
d called. a asse stzso,," = g ..e,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

The nest session Of this school opens
on Tirafsdsy duty isIh. The school
maintains the well earned reputation q
more than ~ ytar. Of existence, and c'ps
,inuestdee painhise,i Us 10 s,nner YEAR.
Soc "a ~ this issue. iIflla ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30
SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL.

This sterIipg musical publication for
June ispronfptly 1t hand, and contains n
ieast Of good things Speak 20 Me,"a
,eautifnl ballad, by Cahlpana. /" Plume
Polka, alIitle gem for little hand, and
/" Shepherds fofe Song Waltz. . comprise
the musical contents and with The usually
Interesting mnsicaI miscellany corr,~pnh.
Silence from Charleston. Mobile aud vlr.
ginia, together with Editorial Letter giy-
.ing acc,Wit " the great Cipcinuali F,rti-
val oohl,ihe i0nsfke one az TIE nrst m
flersting numbers set published. J,
Enclose 81. rs idile Publishers andfhe
journal will be mailed psist-paid ior une
year Zach ,fulerIber Is ,,Jyp entitled 70
"a Ch,,ice from Tour valuable premiums or
u preferred, a'free chance hf a, snlefh $40
Square tirand rianp, which VIII bp raf,led
Fmnmlg journal su6scrihss. some. fora
trpute fllsgefp magnificent
piano for DULY sis6. seIdiln cents,fpr q
.rtrslmen coy sfPtSfpig lnffsssis falued
nuDDES q EsrEs, psfIisugRs.
.f ~. W. sisanllah, Ga.
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See new Ad.'dJ: M.Blackwood, WHO
believes tina, al ssrtislag lays, aud finds
that II does. -
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Phmle Laita, cdlofed dledpn New Hope
y this coufty on Friday within one
month Of beInsohe rImdfd years Old
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!, Good Templaf" received. Excuse ~
'hl' time. One at'h fHhv Oh 'Pfns ISiioi.
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We are glad 10 learn That Hassels' ex-
crllrss spsrss tlr orsuss Hotel. y likely
tote nIltd this SUMMER With visitors ironi
abrnad. II the purify lind elasticity ol the
airof this town aud ,Inlnieiiasc vicinity
were geusrriY kavwa, Hillssorg woul,l
he Tie general summer resort for those
who nlr hlciely Ia Starch of ilsalih ard
que - j.ymenis TlnreisnoaimospherC
hkeitus. offhe hiouhlains, ttass
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rae s.lr~e - ss..>- Na.s a Mis- gell-e,.'.
schaaI

a.
We were unable 10 be present last Thurs
day evening. aa,d no iIieiid has teeiI kiiri
ynough 10 furnish us wilma report ~ the
entertainment. We gather irssD Ss'ie
who were present that ia anaay RESPECTS ii
exceeds All previous exhibitions u tie
Kind, the marked exceliencies "ftiie lau>
steal Pr.s~r~x. Mr.. Bury i-'s,g c'aispi~
cuous ia ti,e il,arYlgh trainiag sud high
cukHfc al his pupils. la bod, vs,x,l and
instrumental lsusic. IiigIi degree Of prs
hriency was attained and there was Hoth.
ing Ia weaken the pleasure Of ll,e a,,alency,
AZ usupl. The AiltishaAes wtss,esy Iuli for
ihe occasion II always agala night with
,he ritizens u iIiIlsbsra
We h.yr Ihe zmvTtls % Che ; excsllsf'
sel,ooIwiii tr rfiis Appreciated. Thisex.
crllrnt scholsiIc system tie s,,lcFiar adj
vanlages for musical tticualinn aud The
character ofiIlr society and tslr health q
HilI.l.nro ougl; always enssre a Iiberal
patronage 10 the g select sclsaoi af ll'e
Misses Nrsll and Miss KbIiockn
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j.R. GEI1rIs.


n Z
The lecture. OF CIV. ,yuiice in Raleigh
for the heiieitt Of The Wounded artillerists
Binghali, aud Williams. lleiivsi s2s5' 4 .
watermeIois have made their appear
ance in tie Wilmington inarket-r raised
near tie city-.. y ~ rs II ai'6.@ piA
The negrU Powell tried f,r the mprder
Of Mr.. Cohen at Wiitakers was tried at
Halifax superior, Court last week, and
found guilty. He wilrbebdng 800: W.
The Algmanee 0illarer says the wheat
crop Of Alaniance is the best since tile war,
exullsjns.l,ef growing aceumulatiohs.al
blessings upon the county the cbiefsof
which ere gvo'l crops, Deinocra;icyic:eries
all over tie county, and the certain pros-
pect u good constitution for the Slate.g
The commissioners Cor tile westefil Asy-
lum at Mmgantbn have selected a site, and
will go TO work ,tt once to put up tire bull
,iings. ,ia.ls,qI,....
Tile Statewide 1.imdiilhrk says, tllat i
maniiiahlta Denny @asIittefi iil the nit
by q mathematics pilot He was cured rs
inllows: Wbiskey wpsasiypa rYhip co
piously;a etickrh was then eaugh.. The
feathers picked from It's hinder parts and
the nude part pressed closely 70 the tso,rud.
After short time tile chicken gaspetli ana!
died. The man vomiled freely for haitian
nous, went 10 sleep. and woke up well.
lrTv /. nHnd1SHkIA MtBs
Henry A.. London. Jr; was married in
Pit;.boro, On the 22nh n, MiT. Bette
/ Louise jackson.
Judge ardsss lsaal Watx. h lev Nays
ago, actually left a jury In session upon
i murder case. IN Nash county, and went
off to attend a political meeting. Il. 5 i,
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judge drJGly Sab Eats lev III,

ago, actually len a jury in session upon
4 murder e''se, 10 Nash county, apd went
off To- attend a political meeting ii. s :,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-23
M x MeTNTKRE A BROTHER,
GROCERY. FEED sTORE and BAKERY

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Hflll l1lIAltt u .Is.II-It A'lI|llN
Eldfn Boffias a. IA. ~. = a.. anf A.. q. FL.
WEts- iAen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-23

a. Euslacsa Cards. when frsfaff ~ tas fe1r, fie
.lie~ iseoant aui thosa rAcs uhsh foF ranslrrt
Advertisements. wAsn r-id o. charged qualtcIiy.
n n.-.An Rrcsn aiscfttssmsnts musi te scccWCsai.d
uilh TIE lar vhen a'erci no noice r D. i,Aen ~
then, The raies II thArc given ~ ihs atetn scae a
tsuttancrs Er rsscra American steriisenehis ~ sub
ssp stampa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-23
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH HLoROD x N il
Is TIE 0RIGIHAL AKD ONLY GENUINE

NIHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
j. the unfoundsd statements frequently made That
the competition Of CHL0hoDTsE is known 70 Chem
iss and the Medical P-0iesson." The fact IT, Chlo-
rodyne vas diseovsrsd and ingenlsd b. Dr.. J.. COL.
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical stafj. a1d %
named b. him. and Il has baed al attempts a. anal
ysis By the frat Chemists of the day. The mefb0d
and secret Of he preparation have sever been pab-
lished Il Is obvious. therefore. that anything sold
under the name, save Dr. J.. COILS BhOWhR'S
CHLORODYHE, 4 . spurious imilatisn.
cAUTI0H.-Vie Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
thas Dr.. Coils Browne var Hadoabtsdiy ne iavsntOr
REMEDIAL UsEs AND ACTION
This ln4aluabls rsaey pfsess essf rsifssaioz deep
tons s1afss haifhy aiio1 q tae ssrsfs 81 fhs
tssdag the u spam 0d ant yosrr nay tsks t ai 40
h9ars 41d t1lss uhsn requisite Ihc-1t u rerr1ns
tfy iols rTsi0ss GOD snseis and -olfrs ssfss. shs
great qsl1iss "a the hlgufnr diseases hdern Dgsan-
sssy. DissrLa.. Cote. casis 4sflaaa Hsuiz.s, ss-
rziEi1, Hhnoplns coaEu. Craa1p fissierla kc-
ExTKAcTs FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
ne Rirhs Hoo Esri Ess.,il ssanaaeatS . sls csszs
ofPbysans aa3 J. T. passsDorf as a. aai received 10
srns.ss = s4s 49, a. e el5 sy si.5y ssrs 10
D.. Love Nriesl Miasonary - India reports ss, lse5l
fi q neaEiy sssy . caisrs n Elieh Dr. y. COLLIE
Bh0UEEa cHL0kODlsE Eas adninlltersd, De fat-ut
EIisssi frou HsstasI T.s., "a. II Isssr csls.sIss
co-rss t so-1 POS thss - aHsuisry pegaaf ~ Z nlt
'sappiy . unnt al1 ~ piace.f
Kztsef rsn fhs Gsasfsi Bosrs q Hsaith. Ln1oe, %
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-25
The Convention.

We trust that tho Convention,
which meets in January, will be pro-
nounccd and emphatic in expression
of views relating to our past and
present condition. But a short time
will clapse before we will he in the
heat Of campaign, potent of good
or evil, for the people of the State at
large, and no narrow minded action
should be taken, but we'll defined,
broad and liberal platform Of princi-
pies be enunciated-m making virtue
and intelligence the test and merits
Of official preferment. We know full
we'll that our enemies expect to make
much capital out of what might be
done, but at the same time, we feel
assured this "might" will not take
place. We have too much at stake ;
too much intelligence to blunder now
on the eve of battle, for such wonltl
be fatal. January 9th, is the day set
upon for this Convention, and we
know it will be we'll attended, and
do its duty to the white people.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-25
Explosion Of the Steamboat G.
H. Durfee.

On Saturday evening last, the
steamboat c. A. Durfee, Captain Il.
Sinnott, left the city with a fair trip
of freight and a large number Of pas.
sengers, including a detachment of
U. States troops gu deck, bound for
Alexandria. When about thirteen
miles above the city the starboard
steam pipe of her engine exploded.
The escaping Of the steam Immediate
~ killed one Of the crew, who, at the
time, was sleeping in his bunk, and
the hot water scalded three of the
crew and four Of the soldiers. For
some time the greatest excitement
prevailed among the crew and pas
sengers, and it was only the presence
Of mind and firm bearing Of the cap
tain that prevented all from jumping
over into the river. The men who
were scalded and saved are at pre-
sent doing remarkably well, their in
jnries only being Of a slight nature.
The freight and passengers were
transferred to the steambOat Bonnie
Lee, which WAS coming up behind the
Durfee when the accident occurred.
The Durfee immediately returned to
New Orleans, arriving here at 2 P. NJ.
Sunday. The damage done tho boat
by the explosion is slight, and she
will be ready in few days to resume
her trade.-N. o. Republican.