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Highly Iiiipo:‘tsnt from Europe.
~:lli.'. Czzp.t.
ii, at. lmli'-
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the Tnrl:.o-R nS'.<l.‘:n
'l"li-s. l.li*.':!.:i incl
uh nl'5‘., v.-‘hen it
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1‘-C;-v;.= w.~.-rilrl 'ivillin_x_.:_-
1711;. is llighlj; 3*
at Constant’ - ‘
was T\?30l'v‘(—-’
state that tho fjsiiilizii
s-.=;:«.l :1 Flwiiipnir-m‘ia:'v in .=orn«“ place in
ii+:ntral l;:3r1‘imr_v, {int l"=z_: purpose of tic’?!-
in; for peace, or . til" ll’.-'>. §:1.lnP iiuw W0’-Elli
"ha w§‘ili-mg in ';:~i-°pt.1'lio gunrstnlcc of tho
.i-‘«:im- Powers‘ x'li~.~.t the i}l‘lllf'lP‘rl-lllll"-“ Slllllllll
lze o*:nr~.mt-od. ll‘v‘\l!l€‘(ll.‘ll‘«"l_‘i7 upon the c-'\iwlIl- 3
_-‘ion of a t.i'cal.': of peace‘ "l'l‘-is I1'rW<,l'=-"‘-V'-
.2'.\‘-:', needs r-.-37.1iirln:1ri(:n.
ms1iiica.tion.<~. :.=:- rho courts of Berlin and fi-
c::‘i.‘m., has stated his (lei;-rumination not‘. to
PC to ."l.‘:,‘l_Y p‘v.‘op0s:1ls for peaceful ne‘.,;0ll:.-
A unis.-2-‘ corisirlerablo concessions were
to Ilu:r-in. The it-,‘tn=..'-‘lion. had become
l‘ni1:.’il
i.i.i‘;.Q~‘.<“\ 3n .-
Ting io the tone of the English pro-ts,
“rodeo, Persia and India; and,
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‘mizmi -.’;'2€r2'fai»r’." J"
3 in in‘~poi'tanl;‘1’oat11i'c is the confir-
m:«..'iEun l;ll?.'.l till.‘ —‘Sl_'r.tlt of l-"c-rsia has formally
v_~*»=.i war to Turlccy, at the ilistigal-iu'»u
.l_u.i;:s' :_T.l!€;'?_'L‘. 2_l_]'L' ;-r;po1't.~. that. all aiwlry
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ei i!.l,l'.lt'.‘U l"-_‘l'.:«l-'.!il-: an: lua1'cuilIg,'Ngillllsl
:‘\ ll‘;-_li:lnist:z:1’i. Tin: lndizui .‘.l:ul lroiu bolu-
hay spealts of warlike niovonienfs 10 l-hill:
.p1:n't or Lllus;-‘in has evidently had all her
pizms l;1i.l l)olZu‘e.llallIl. Scbastopol, On the
l:l;i.-l,- R-3. Wlllftll runs the risk of a hom-
l-.».-ii-ilmei.-. li_-,- the C:3llll’)lD€(l fleets, if war
l‘-:'o.uks rvil. is }’L‘l"lr,|rl0!'l to he very strongly
1'01-lifiud. ..li"l.'~‘.<l-'1 is making great; prepara-
pjnns or. the shores of the Baltic. A
"file ~ rland Indian mail brings confir-
n his army, numbering 30,000
':-‘ith 1,000 pieces of cannon and
“l lc-adsof ammunition, lo comp-
Russia. '
i.:.‘lg to the Zolucr Zcilamg,c-.uriot1s
mi"-uls are coming to light -A large
. :-1 has been secretly organizing, un-
..-er pretence ofa campaign against the Khan
‘ ., For fifteen years past, Russian
:2-,1.‘-nts We been busied in organizing the
L‘-foxigoiian and Kirgesiau hordes, supplying
thont with money and arms, and testchiug
them to act in concert. From this source,
it is asserted that Russiamay obtain the aid
of 200,000 in-regulars, mostly horsemen, so
that if war docs break out in earnest. be-
-r.we~2u Tilttssizi. and the lVcstcru POWC‘-l'.’~', the
war will race along the entire line of Europe
rind Asia, and the Colonies of Northwes-
tern A=.r;crico.
The Fi'en<=li mail has brought the follow-
ing in"-porlaut intelligence: “ To-marrow,
:1 l.l.=.c. 27th,) the steam corvette L. Catou
will lrrwc Mai-seiiles for Constantinople,
with instructions from the French Govern-
nwn 3"-Jr,Admiral}-lam-2lio. These instruc-
~.i..an.= will not alone consist. in orders to pro- ;
. .=. t':.c Ru: one from disembarlfiug troops 7
on alts‘ coast. of the Black Sea; they will
-.i'lso lc. * to the effect that it shall be 5ig— '
niiiozl to t.hi:— Russian Admiral, through the
!‘.‘.9(lll1‘.Y7 of on envoy with :1 flag of 1';-‘ur-.c,
who will be sent to Sebastopol, that he i. -
iriterdictecl from putting to sea! It remain.
3-.x.CD how this intimation will be ro- i
“red by the Piussians. The Russian "fleet
~". flsebastopcl consists of about fourteen
a" he line.” it is expected that thr-
l"!cnsl‘:intinople mail will bring news
.zni;r.'u1ec of the fleets into the Black
3) lo the l:.'=t‘.l1 Dec.-.., this lmd not
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': most salient piece of Englisli new.-
-ctnrn to oflice of Lord l’al1ne-rr-ton
olii por=i:. So the Aberdeen Cabim:-1'.
in complete. The Ministerial journals
' int.-tin ‘Llaat his retirement. had It-'lil~
Tm. his views. of the foreign p-)lir~_\
Since his return to m'1‘=.ce
flalfiillf-l.
ml .t-. not with energy in the East, the two
' r'.=sme:-.nts of France and Englanil arr-
~ . .7‘ 'i..:~:i:»lv.>«;i to pull well together.
Novcrnbcr. There was no new foa-
fo report in the war. Constant figiit-
as going‘ on with little result on either
The imperialists numbered about
H0, and the foreign vessels hitherto
i-i..=il -yell at flliin-kiang-fo had been l.uo:1_qlit
rr;un.i to them. The fleet of junks
w:..-; ::l.~0 coming, and unless the insurgents
r-‘xindforccnicnts, it. is doubtful if
vi:-.=_v will in able to hold the city.
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.~fi.:ietl1er G-1-‘eat Fire in New York.
77-'-xv:-’rrui~Iim2 ofdfelropolilmz Hall and
_ I.r1_./'argr; Ilotcl.
Loss about ~'f$700,000!
.~‘{'=. ” one o'clock on Sunday morning
iv:-‘ a fire iii-olce out in Metropolitan Hall,
‘in B;-oudwa_'~,', N. Y., and in the course of
two hours, that immense edifice, together
ill‘. the mar l-lotel known as the Lafargc
.ll.=.n::.c, was in ruins. The fire spread tln-0’
to .\§-=rcci- .'-.'l1'eel'-, but destroyed no property
.T no except that connected with the Hall,
' >7: ('.”\Iu(‘ll'.'lL‘fl through from "Broadway.-—
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W.» 3.-am-n tlvat tho (‘¢.:ir_. in non-olliciai cnm- E
more compli0ato(l by the intrigues of
at the Shah of Persia has left '99- .
- the groa.t.est excitement prevails.”
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l‘.Iv\‘.’.\ml 'l‘.\i‘l.m?. .lt‘l»(4l'?.
.Tn.:zb 37. I..er.—--"I’he iiiolion in rirrr-=1,
ill‘ on Ill!‘ lirsl in‘{'...rrii.~.li-iri,
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tell-3c~‘l in _vem':e |ilipllF.OI.imfliT‘.-.
fnlm ('. Hrgffnn, convicted of on alter-.ipi.
to mmniil. .'~.p.: on :1 "young girl, wag sun» '
tenco-.l to T3 vr~n.r*-y‘ in1prisoinr.ont..
PaI..II.‘~/E Olfieaiy, for the aba.r.ai.m'.rn::~u'r :
of an infant. child, was ,r..~r.1'.-,n.:eil in lira‘
y«:o.rs’ imprisomnent.
The Court 1‘:.(lj0l1I‘¥l-'.‘.tl -—F1:iiu.-l:nf.'. .\. \l.
A Handsome P1'esent..
Tim l‘lircm'o'rs of‘ the I\‘.~nignim~l: _ll.-iil-
road f.‘-ompauv have presented l'hiie llurd.
F..-i;., l‘lll§‘-f‘I‘ll‘ll.C-Y1I'l£‘ni-, $1-000, :i:< a t_«‘:~‘-l ml“-
nial of tlicir appreciation of ill?’ I-}“'_“”-“-‘""
coss with which the 'l‘ransportat_I0II -ll(‘ll”l'l‘
mom. has been adniiriistm-e<l during‘ the 1.‘-ast
Yeanantl the t!rat.if'vin2 1"‘-v“-‘ll’-‘ ‘ll. l-ll“ }""““,""
biisinrss gmdol‘ the arduous labors whicli
tlm iimronr-.2 of lntsinoss and the llljlll‘lC‘S’,f0
the road by the recent fr_eshet. ijnposei
The C‘-ompuny 11:-we :1-lsorde-' :.'
uni dividend of/i *.rjs_‘oi‘.i
on him
‘i ';‘."Ti'ii-ii‘?-7?
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5 _ .\ I\fr. Tiicloigfiof lloslon, i:--.
I coustrucliing. abrick -‘huild_ing' upon a
new plan. ‘it is a. wooclcnfraguc, cov-
ered with 1!. thin slieeti-ng-..of brick
work. The bricks are ‘just. .lialt': the
size of the common brick, are laid in
ccnicntin the same manner, and tied
to the joistiug every fifth eourse,b_v
composition nails. The building does
not differ in appearanuc from one eu-
tirel y of brick, appears to be a suust.an-
tial building, and will probably be
et-octccl. at. a i:onsidera.bly less cost.
Great News from Australia.
Tue London Daily News publishes: a let
mi-, -,-¢r_»ei'»,'(j-cl by a gentleman in Tlristol from
his rr-lative at. Hobart Town, containing in-
telligcnce surpassing anything that has yet
been received from the Gold wrgions of
Australia. The letter, written by a relia-.
bio. person, says :
“ A great discovery has again been made
on the Geclong side, about :36 miles from
the town. They have been digging very
deep, and have come on a table of gold
about 100 that; from the surface, apparent-
ly inexhaustible. A ll I can tell you re-
specting it is, that the pcop|e’s minds are
partly turned from the great discovcry.—
Every tub full of earth they raise out from
tliese holes, contains pounds weight of’ gold.
The more they dig, the more incxlmustiblc
it appear:-'. At G-eelong, a tumult has broke
out ‘among the diggers. The Government.
has sent up all the military to quell the dis-
- tnrb.‘mcc."'
Another account says that;
" ]?.~‘.,000 ounces have been taken out in
three days, by a few persons, and one per-
son got a lump weighing [90 pounds, in one
solid piece. This no exaggeration. and
._~.-;r-milml by tile courI,:1n-l he was sr-n- ‘
Nolhinjgg damned by ihrir mi fortnno.<=,
;llll~‘. i:’ar_-_\:»_,~ pri'o‘-isiiiii-;' firm :1"? fly“-p'»_\'ill_'.’.
I.l\eriiscl\'r=.- 2.. earner-‘L for the resrnratiot: :
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nrr:-(:75-Ml,
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‘rd limb‘ l:-s-..=:n of 1li.°.lnr_{§«.-
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ii-._m slfirn _',ii_:g. ziiljoilliiig; the
3 Brselgnmn ,<[r'r~(‘-l. Ii‘-ill.ll‘f“-ll, lift.‘ ll““-llfllllfllll. L
of into v:lii.~.li zlwy will soon r°mm'r~__.. l
Alimn. inn _r_x-gr.’-» are alr.r~.:-.dy:7.: worl;_,nn.l ,
rusiny noinposilor:=; so that the .V‘l:ts1;1?.inr~ A
will he om l.._r ‘ill-‘.3 10th or1."nl.}.,q_,,,,,,1
in urilr-r rim ~lhoir slalnlarel works mav
j'=;*.°P-Ji3\’ lit‘ l'(‘pl'¢‘-llIll‘E(‘(l, the stereotype
l"l-"l~"*‘.\\‘llicla wr=rc tormuatolv sa\‘+>(l.liavo
, been sent. all over lhv.-= r.-ouutry,lo Cincin-
, naii, Bost-oil, Viiiladrilpliin, Hartford, An-
: ‘l°"“", '3'"-.. \\‘llr‘l‘r.*\‘«'1' more \\’r=re presses
l I0 pcrfortu the \vork.——JmI7'. of (.‘'nm-.
Austria.
,"&The more)‘ affairs of this Empire are in
l a bad condition nc-r-ordiug to facts wliich
havclatel_v'ico1m=. to .'iglir.,1lie expendilures
of the last £2. -,-
rngeil Till l.;'i,l')r'J‘(l,(l¢'i(l a vent’ and the rev.-~..
Il‘ilE‘3‘. only s_l};l‘.?l‘l,f.l:"o(),(lLv(l. [Snell r. .sl3tPc‘»f
things couuot lust. always, and it will not
be long‘ llL‘fOl‘(: this corrupt and rotten
e':.r'= rtrr-‘ Frzi-l to have ave-
sgovcrnm-rm. will be 1,-.oIupletcl_-,' over-
llirown. l‘riv:uc letters from Iiombardy
state that the people in that portion of
the Austria dominion are very much dis.
affected, and that numerous arrests have
been made at Brescia, Bergamo, and Ca-
mo. Carriages full of state prisoners ar-
rived at Milan on the 22d.of November.
No one was permitted to know the cause
of their detention, and the rhino; user.-r
mined was that H
the parties ‘belongzed
; principally to the aristocracy and the np.
per commercial claszosa.
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fined in the castle and carefully guarded.
Secret assassination of those in favor
with the government are of frequent oc-
currence,
A Female IT2(sbzmrl.——Pl'—ev'ious
the;sailing- one of the last stcnlners,
from London, :1 good looking, eldrarly no i
m.'u_1 _.'i=OllP.ll':f?(l the assistance of :1 Police
Magistrate. in the case of her daugrliler, :1,
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girl of seventeen who, she said, had gone 3
through‘ the ceremony of mm‘ri:;:te \vith-
that the fair daughter, who, at the time
of the nuptials, supposed she was being i
united to one of the other sex, had dis.-
covcred to her great surprise, that site
had been married in a wonmn in male 3:-
riro, and the mother of three children 3--
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The Vvashington correspondent of tho‘
; Nmv York Journal of’ Commerce says:
“ Congress has rendered an act of tardy
iustice to the merits of Gen. ‘Wool, by vol-
ing him :1. sword. He isjustly to be con-
, sidered as one of the most skillful and suc-
, cessful of our military men By his sys-
* tom and discipline he saved the army from
disastrous defeat at Buena Vista. He suvcil
the army, in spite of itself, from disgrace
, and desuucllolt. The gallant Piissell,
i mm’ in feeble health, was brought into the
Hull, supported by his friends, for the pur-
pose of reporting and putt-ing tbrougrl‘.-_‘-.his
riis.=:1.~:oie.” - '
Large Steamer.
The steamship “ Persia,” to be built by
ltobcrt. Napier-, of Glasgoxv, for the (luna.rd‘
Conipariy, to ply belt-\\'ec1i Liverpool and
. Nev.’ York, will be about 1"'e.t-.1: broad in
E the beam, and extend in length to 300 feet-,
l and tile tonnage will be 3,060. The en-
gines will he one hunrircd inch cylindnrs,
with a ten feet strhke. Although no part
of this immense vessel has yet been set up,
the f‘ra.mc work is in rapid pro_o_;re.=s, and it
is. l_ielicved tliat. she will be ready in twelve
months licncc.
1. Among the passengers on board the
.=.tcamcr Crescent. City, which stopped at
flavwna, as usual, on a recent trip from
New Orleans, was the clistzingiiishcd fillibus-
ter, Colonel 0’Hara, who commanded the
Kcntucl~:_v regiment at the battle of Cardo-
, ms, in ISM). The news of‘ tho Colonel’s
arrival in port, caused no little excitement,
land many of the oflicials, to gratify their
curiosity, visited the ship to take a look at
this audacious fillibuslero. A price of $25,-
000 was set. on the Colonel’s head, after the
capture of Lopez, and against him there is
now a standing sentence of death.
ATTEMPT TOASSASSINATE LOUIS NA.-
POLF.0N.—~A citizen of Utica, now in‘
Paris, writes to a friend in the former
city’, under date of the 7th inst., as fol-
.. i.h<.- Hull and the Hotel are a total loss. .
i,n1li'lll‘I\g el‘ this property is a severe E
:-2, us. the lmil-.ling.‘-: were among the most f
»‘ml in line city. The tire is said to i
i-. .--.'r 7‘wi:‘~’n the work of iuccndiarics.. The l,
_r.'-nu"--*1‘ oftliievcs on the ground during the
as v;ouderf'u.l, and it is supposed that Q
3'0 "-130 worth of propei~t.y \v:1s stolen. g
‘i iropolitan Hall was one ofthc largtst l
=.‘»»l-. ':o~“r m.i;-uificoiit llulls in the world. l
3‘ W ; nrméturl in lS30, for the Concerts ofl
:3 enuy l.iu«l,an<l was originally called Trip-
???‘ 'lh-:2 cc-st, independent. of’ rhol
_:;'-'01. uai. was
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t. ‘N ir.-.liola.=. it probably cost
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to assassinate Louis .\la.po1eou :
“ Nadoloon was wounded slightly
last week, at Fontaincbloau. I do not
know whether you will see an account:
of it in our papers, as it -has not been
published here. He was fired at three
1,i1iics,«)iio ball passing wit_hin a few
inches of his head, another gt-axing‘ his
side. The pcrpet1'al:or was 'lll.S_l.:'l ulzl y
killed. The affair is hushed up-"’--—l‘.:\l-y
bony A1*g11s.
A correspond-
wri lcs
Ben ‘Lon
CoLox1«:L BENTON.———-
out of the St. Louis Republican
Washington :-——“ Clo].
any -')ii'i-'7'!‘ Hotel in Fix‘:-iv Ym-1;, '1‘lm f-.~r.nt { looks lost and humbled in the House.
of ll ‘.'.‘llS l-ml-‘ oi 'I‘il:l.l'l,vl’3. It had just l)0(‘Fl l H e comes in of a morning, sits an hour
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, :2'o=‘l 31-a= to llft\‘v: ll«'l("lJ opened for l or two, and then leaves. As you may
7-ll‘? ll'*«‘*’='T>l’lll“"‘- "ll ll” l>“lJl5*“ lie-‘<i= m0nlh.—- have seen, he has generally voted with
The Ln..":-um‘;-“r House and furniture, alone,‘
cost ';l.(i'fll'l_)7 tln'cc-r_p‘i:ii-ior:~: of ;, u,i1|ir)]],n_,1]l'l
was insured lor 7,?-.ll‘7,000.
Tlic _l.lul.ch lloforiu Church, in I-.‘r.vm1;]in
':l5= p:ir‘iially burned on Monday.
stpeyf, \.
'fJ.,_ue1s at. Court.
'13 lie-wing is the account given of the
rec: Hf. duel between young Sonic and the
Duke of Alba, grvwing outof an insult. giv-
on L’) ill(‘- mother of‘ the former. The lot.-
tcr is fifth.‘-'l M."-.drirl, Dec. 10th, 1853:
' ,1 ‘f._ml';‘ l}',3,(:r_\. yeSi.(‘.‘.‘fla_‘.’, at P .u.,
"lull--‘lo, l_\et.wei:-.n the Duke of Alba
oule, -fr. , son of the .U. S. Envoy
'.l.‘he seconds of theI)uke
'. do in (fioncha. and the Count
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oi" l’:n.~<)iy.'r.-st-‘J; ilt-.i.~;-.-. of Mr. Sottlc were
C -lon».:l i‘t'llll'U.:S dz-.l Bosch and Mr. Perry,
.S:j=,:r:r.:-t.a.r_v to the Amnrican Legatiou. The
mrrht: with .~'w-Lirda, but fortunately
"u"i'f‘l
(}iti'iL’l‘ being wounded,aud it ended
,, 53,3 "gag--‘i'ii:.ls'r dru'.ving up a minute of the
';;,,,nelliI1c's’:rslhaving been conducted in a
_,,,.,-,,,,.J,‘,. v,,.,.i_{;,=,{',._~,‘.r_~'tri.-_-.v"’co the honor and repu-
i:lti0).l of l‘~‘ll.-ll pfmies. It W03 fil5° ag"°‘3d:
1 :1“. fold. l.hat_thc letters which have pass-
‘ should be mutually with-
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' the Adininistration, andbecu quitc
l lent. lxltus far. "He had _madc, scvcral.
efforts to obtain the floor, but his slow,
lenm, dignified Sen.‘-dforial, rising; is
'; not fast enough for the House, and
l about twenty “Mr. Speakers" ha:vc
‘; reached the car of the.Ohair before he
i is compelled to take his seat with the
i some silent dignity «with which he
arose. Itis clear tl1at'.1;hc House imm-
§ suited to him and he to it»."’,
Al\'I-ICDOTF.‘ 01-‘ Ma. WuBsrnn..—Soinc
fyears ago, when the celebrated case
{was tried in New York, between the
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old and new school Prcsb_vtc1rians, Sen-
: ator Preston was employed. When he
! went back to Washington, and was
giying his friends some account of the
trial, arguments, counsel, &c., be said
York, by the name of Wood, and that 2
when he entered on the cause, hclook-'
ed as if he was asleep. Webster. who
knew Wood’s power, replied, “ If ever
you find him asleep, when he is enga-
ged against you, be very careful 1]0li_lO
wake him up.”
_ i'lll'lIll‘}" run-:e, is yet. to in‘: .<:r-',-r_-n_
there was one ma“ elnlll-(wed lmm New l the :satisfaction to deliver her to the ow-
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'l'l”brce.':Ie:' . ';'.'m..cm'1'p/..
A V\"asliiiigl.on correspondent of ilio
I-lartford Times .=.a_v.= than our f‘.. from
the. New Haven District pays $64. a
week for board—rother more than the
Government pays him for legislating,
[fish Italian, Polish and I-lungarizm
refugees are literally flooding the Slate
Departnicnt at \Vasliington with applica-
tions for passports.
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Ilm pending events in
Europe present at.t.mc'tions to
which they cannot resist.
them
ft’? The store of ‘V111. Hull in Bridge-
P0”, W05 l.H‘0keu open and robbed on
;\‘Ior_1day night by two boys, named \Vm.
1*‘renc-h and Patrick I=‘akc, who also stole
a horse and sleigh from Mr. Lore-uzo
Hall, the same night. 'l.‘hey were at-
rested and owned up.
Juvcizilc xlmer-zca..-—In President Al-
lcu’s excellent lecture before the Mercan'
tile Library Association on Monday eve-
ning, he alluded to Young America in
the following style : -‘Our ‘children
show cmraordinary precocity. ' The miss
drops the bib in the eveing, and done the
bodice in the morning, and the ‘belle
rnal~:cs but a single jump from the cradle
to the cntilion, from pop to the polka.-
’.l‘lie boy, but we have no boys, now’
young gentleman is the word, who feels
insulted if he is met in the street,and not
called ‘ Mister.’ He goes from the baby
cap to the beaver, and in a twinklingfrom
peanuts to "politics. He finishes his edu.
cation at 14, goes into business at 18,
marries at 20, and is bankrupt at .21..”-—
_/1 blreac/r of P';'amz’sc C'rise.—Dept1ty
Sheriff Lewis, of Grotou, arrived in this
city on Saturday evening , and urns-stoil
Rev. Jacob VV. Cooper, :-1 l\'IctlmdisI.
Cl_crgyin:m of South C1 roton, for :1 breach
of promise. He was carried back in the
custody ofthc Sheriff to Groton. The
lleverend gentleman \v.'.1se.\:pecterl to or-.-
cupy the sacred desk in one of o1g.Mctb-
odist churches yesterday. He promised
to marry /rm lnrlics in his congregation.
_ Lowell Nezos.
.4. Sailor 1Iera.——Alt'noii«,_z_li Eustn.nc'€’S
c not rare l
of heroism and sell"-sacrifice ,
among .'.=?lll-’)l‘S, few c:'<.n be :ulducr.-d more
striking‘ than one that recraut.l_v rlomc‘
to our linowledgc. The .l‘irili.~h brie; ‘Cc’
mllia, Capt. D‘Entrezncm, luff. Ens-
tatisr, 'l.Vest; lndics, Oct-:-her rid, l'orCi-‘ire,
N. Soon after .-ailing, the 0fll~’.’tt'.‘lS
and crew, seven in lllllTllII‘l', vrcrc tiukcu
down with the fever, (‘Xccpl :2 young 3
écaxrieri named I.lilario_u '.l.‘hcrinn. ll‘iml-
ing: that. upon him alone rested the res-
ponsibility of rnai1ug'i1_1g the vessel, and
of proviv.lin§._>; for the safety of the lives
and property thus unexpectedly thrown
upon his charge, be put. the brig under
a reefed topsoil only, to be prepared for
sevcm weather. VVhen eight days out
Capt. .D’Entrcmcnt died; five days af-
wards the first officer breathed his last.»-
’].‘hc-rian alone, for forty days, stccrcd his
vessel : hove her to 1.0 cook, to attend to
the -tick,lo bury tine dead, and t0.ta.li'e a
few hours rest in me day time; and did
his best to to get hi sveesel home although
unac-qn_aiuted with-. navigation. He: had
nctjs in Clare, with: the proceeds of the
outward cargo, in. American gold. The
_1i,e-st of the crew four in number, reached
home ‘alive, but". "very much debilitated.-
Mr. Tberiau is mere skeleton, from over
cxertioz1,anxi<:zy and want of sleep.-.—
The [)f0C(:’e(l.$'-'01:/tl'I(: cargo were insured
ill B0-f-Du, and it is believed some sillin-
I g .'1
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-. of the lost ship 1
3 harbor and stood doxvn the bay.
’l‘!m ‘W:-«ck .DiF('.0\‘('l‘(’lI.
2001.1"? ES LOST!
Rf}°8("'l.-‘E 3!“ ‘Fill? ;"il7ll.l’ll'0|iS.
l.-fill (_'.'n;2r .-'~') 17;‘;-:5:/r2;;r/.
_\ rrival of ‘the Flora Bell.
.~lr~c-0717/I (-1 ' A/m ])2'.<
as/oi-~. S/rzf.°7.z-~.~//3 rm«.7 ,I22r."ir/n;2r.s-_....
l’nd«‘r r. clmrtc-r l'rr-in the (‘i‘o\-'rumoru'. the
Sun l="r':ii1a?ls«:-r- sail:-cl on Tl‘liurs«la_v. lies‘. 2 I,
from New York porn. for S'::n Frmir-isoo, purpo-
sing‘ in touch lilo .|;‘.n«‘iru. \'::|pm'n.i.<n. and
Acapulco. ,’<lu~ ‘nail on board onuipnnir».-' A, II.
D, G, ll,l, l(.n.url L, of the third I'o_-.:'ii:i"nl or
the Unitzml Slato‘~' .w?llvr_\'- 'l‘lW' «'mn::s»ni"~'
with the non-counnisslonmlstall‘ and hoxusl of
llio1'o«_;'i.rncnl., coiislitiiir-ll it f'or«-r- of over tin‘
lurndrcd men.
Not‘-hiu,r; was licord of the ship until the 6th
inst., When fl. dispatch was receiver] from Hali-
fax, N. 3., .s‘t-:1t.lu,-.r that on the previous day the
Maria Freeman arrived at. Liverpool, .\‘ov-.1,
..'~f.=nt.i-.1, and roporlml that she, on Ibo 20th D4“ 1
r~,cml)r‘1‘.in lfll’. as 20, lon. 09, run in ‘will; um‘
nsw .-S nioricrm sic.-.m=.liip ."-ion le'rr-n-'-ism. from ,
‘NT:-‘iv Ynrl: for San l-lrnucihno, ‘will: hr-r (2-rel.‘-‘
r-*~:vo‘pi...l~o.-11.2-7 _‘1‘~‘lllf‘:, and complete] dl‘:.:~.‘nlr=-l -
Could not render hor any a.s..<i.st.un:;-e, as :-h-‘.
drit'tr_=d out of sight during the gale.
On the 7th the brig Napoleon, from Mutan-
"/.;u-, arrived at Boston and reported, Dec. 25.-
lut. {IS 01, lon. G0 30, full in with the steamship
San Francisco, dismantled, everything swept.
above deck, and the spray making a comploto
breach over her. Capt. Watkins stated that.
thd steamer was leaking fast, and rcqizestorl
(‘.:-ipt. Street. to lay by, which he did ; but the
next morning the steamer was not in sighl.hav-
;ng- rlrirterl fast to the eastward. First. saw
her at mid-day. and lost sight of her at dark.
iter bull appeared sound, cl‘?-.
3\'.~.|.hin_q- more dofiuitn could be lc:n‘nc
Gnvm'n|nf‘nl‘, at. once tool; my-osums to rescue
u,.~iep on br-ru‘d. should ilhc wreck still final‘.
The 'Ro,vnn|1r-.u_‘.1llf-f‘l' Wasliin_9;l.on_. tho si..onn‘i«
d, and
._;1,;,, M,,1-,,m,,-,_, mm the ,<;tostnn=,hip Union were I
;-_-um am. from‘ 1.111: pm-l, to cruise in so.'u'ch of
her. The Rovonlu‘. cutter Forward. and two
p;1g1, bogus were soul. from l’hiladclpliia.: the
5.100,, of Wm 1)no-.il,i.r, from llostou; u. l:o\r--
nuo cultcr from New London, onolhr-r from
Charleston, and another from W ilmiu g-lion.
one thus for returned to port. She (~:uuv‘- in on
Wednesday, lmvin_;;' boon to the place. \vbr~r»*
the Napoleon spoke the .Qanl7‘rui1oi.=co._ wilhnui 5
seeing! a.u_vt.hiu_:j of her.
Thus matlzcrs rcmainml up to dark Friday
I , _ , nig-lil;, when the British ship 'l‘hrr-o llclls, of
out mug blessed with a lmslnnnd. .l.‘he (;,,,§g,,_,,,._ ,,,, ,,.,,,, g,mu.,,_.. ,.CSS,,,_ m.,.,\.,.,, 3,, N_
Colllll‘-" had 30119 l" NGVV Yml‘ W -“Della A Y. harbor bringing‘ 135 of the San l«‘rancisco'.'~'
the honeymoon; but it had turned nu; passengers, including her officers and crew.
We learn that Lcgrand Smith, T~‘.sq.. of this
town, had secured a passage on lmuril of that
~ ill-fated stoanior. but from hearing‘ that thorn
was 9. case of small pox on board, he had his
liaiggagti taken ashore just previous. to her do-
part-urn.
The l'oz/rigs-— T//c Vl*'-2'ccl'-- .'[‘/z.r’..Rr.¢-
r.:’1(r.’.
The following: is a report from flritisli
.-hip Tlirce Bells, f'apI. .}roigl1lon., from
lfilasgoxv, furni.‘-bed by one of the nll'?.cei‘.=l
[)cccm.bcr 22.-—-At ‘J A. M-, left our
anchorage olf Quarantine, *.\'r.'~\v York
Tllglll
breeze from sotuli-xvcst, and cloar wcrxtb’
er. _ ,
Dcccmlacr :’33.——I.lg'liL breezes and clear
wcalhcr continue. Ar. 2 cfclock is’. .\’l ,
discharged pilot outside the liar‘. During
the latter part of the night the wind in-
creased and hawled to the wes.L'.vord—--
Set the fore and aft copsails, and at noon
the square sails. The day ends with a
fresh breeze from the west and cloudy
wcallual‘.
1)eccm.bcr 2—l.——';\l'oderate breeze from
west and cloudy weather. llcnt studding
sails. Heavy rain toward evening‘.
6 P. l\'I., the wind died away to a light
bafiling breeze. '\'Veather very :lireaten-
ing. Took in all sail. Ship going; 8 1-2
knots. Temperature of water 67° air
0. At 9 P. M , the wind came out
suddenly from north-west‘, blowing very
strong. and the sea making up rapidly.
At it) A. M., the ship broacb_ed' to, head
to nortlnvurd. Set. fore staysail and fore
spenccr, when she again fell off before.
the wind. -Set. the foresail and gave the
engineer orders to give her all the steam
he thought prudent. Ship going 10 knots
until 11 P. l\-1., when she again broach-
ed to to northward, and all oudeavors to
gel; her off were of no r:iT»em- "Wind
blew away fore-staysail.
foresail. At 12 . M. blew away fore
spenccr and foresail from lee-yard arm.
Lashed the head of the spankcr to haul
About this time the ship
lwa vil_v ; \va\'es
out the clew.
was laboring;
up her planking over tin‘: after-gu:»irds,
ordered all the troops
away the after .=t.andeo.=, and sic‘.-:er.l
them forward, At l 1-] A. W., the on-
srinc stoppml, the end of the-air pump pis-
ton rod breaking off, and the air pump
bucket, (’:U!'l..“’;‘!}llL‘lllly' being adrift. At
this time the spanker blow away, thus .
leaving the ship entirely at the mercy of
the Wind and waves From ll2l~‘ time the
ship labored heavily, laying in the 1rou_9_,h
of the sea, and every sea striking tremen-
dous blows under the guarrls, Iearilig up
the planking fore and aft. on both sirles
Asthe smue time they tore axvoy the rai-
ling‘; on the ‘uppr.".' deck, hon-coops, hay,
boxes, l).'ll't't‘lfi, &-3., 3:0,, all .~’.\\’epl; off in
All r:ln[>li:-yell
2!. confused mus-‘. ':'m:id.~‘
in clearing’ dcrzlc:-, and ll_L'll[t‘l‘llllg' the ship ,
The ship u::.‘.\~’ l‘G‘_L-gllll ltlttlilllg’ \‘.'al€l‘;-—- j
both douky
and the liaud pumps ntzimml.
gaining‘, tirgaiiised the troops into b:ulin«__:
gangs, who pns<.<cd the water up through
the engine room. From this time until
)ll.7lll{'S \\’(.‘l't‘.‘
daylight things went about the same, ship -_
laboring very heavily and tearing up her
guards. Those notcrnplnyed at bailing
were clearing; the deck of all stock, pro-
visions, &c., &.c. All 7 I‘..M., the fore-
mast went over the side, with all the rig-
ging attached, l.~reakiu_;;j about six feet
above the dock, and splimerin_-_.: to the
l.ie.rt.h-deck.
vy sea mnidslrip.-, which strippc-d the
starboard paddle-box, carried away star-
board after ring-post, both smoke-sr.ack.s
all the upper saloon, slaving the quarter-
deck through, and \vushiu;.,-' overboard a
large nu_mhe’r of the passengers, inclu-
ding Cul. Washington, Major '1‘ a-ylorand
wife, Capt. Field, Lieut. Smith, two la-
dies, names unknown, three civilians, a‘-
so unknown, and about 150 privates :-- _
the barber, and :1 young: j
. ; lmwrwl :1-
Brooks (a waiter),
, . . . 3 oul.
The revcnuc oullor ll a.slun,r;'1on h the r-nl_\ 1
’:-:-o.~ncu rnvorlwuml nninml Alcxamlr=r.——
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l-lauled up the .
k liockcrl ;
forward, clcurr.-r.l ,
kept. rlumiii_-4,
\Val.er a
At. El A. M.,'.~hippcd fl. hcu.
wales.
- was r.-tove in, and ii. ivas ouiv i'~'-.' the
. g,-pm.-ct cxrzrtiolis that the ship was lac,"-='
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afloat.
3 to ho d lilnrileets around who Fillllfls: to pro.
' vein the flowing; iuof \-ml:-r. hlatle on
t
ollompt to our n\.\.'.oy Ibo. nii7.'2.en mu.<l,
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i it could not be qr-.'znu:pii'—l:r*».l on .'.I.'--
but
couul. of tho seliips luboriu_-;.
’IIrw=t«7z:‘:e.7' .‘3:'i.~—-l{<*.nv_\' sale from N‘ ‘W
i
and rousrh sea t‘lnnliI‘m(‘S. Ship laboring:
All
ll;(-‘. pumps going and lioiiiusg‘ continued;
l:osn'ilv, and mlikiusr much \.=-'riIor.
nl.‘-our held our own Wllll the lerlcs. ‘Du-
erale. In the riioriiiug,‘ ‘J0! the water
down so that the e=n2inee-rs wont to work
the ar Men still at work
heaving nvcrhonrd provisions to luzliten
the ship. About noon, spoke brig Napo-
lcon, of Portland, tvlm pl‘l‘ll'lll.‘~‘(‘.rl to lay
by us. Latter part. of day more r:ior.ler-
at pump.
v crate.
Dene?/211:9; E36.-—-A fresh gale from north
west, and high sen. Engineers at work
at the air pump. Soldiers bailing; pum-
ping and heaving overboard provisions.
; During the afternoon the Napoleon was
ll not to be seen by us. Latter part of the
day more moderate. Employed as be-
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fore, and at clearing the wreck of the
quarter-deck. About noon spoke the
brig Marin, of Liverpool, who tried to
lay by us
1):-camber 27--(‘.r.'uu iuucs with :1 strong
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; gale from the nortlixvoat, and heavy sea.
i TIn~.plog;ed at lightening the ship, pum-
l pings, boiling and clearing the wr-=.cl:.—-—
l Cut away officers’ rooms and upper deck
and shifted the stceritig whccl aft on the
gquarter deck. During the night the
weather was much the samt‘. Nothing
to be soon of the fvl.-urio. Al. 10 A. M.
lslrlrlml the engine. ll work:-d about I0
lmlnures and then the bucket again gave
Bent the storm mizzen. Lost a
.'~1:1'.v n bark hove to lo v.‘iud'.vard.
same and men employed as before. Spoke
the bark Killny, of Boston for New York
was promised to lay by us. lduring‘ the
night. the weather was more moderate.
ln the morning the bark was yet in sight
but a long way off to windward of us,—
Latter part of the day quite moderate
All employed at. getting in readiness to
embark passengers, Johnson. a w.-liter,
died, '
.17)/.'ce22z..72e.*r
:mt--the sea
bark sent. a boat, and Capt’. \"\'atk':r1s of
, tho. Sou I*‘rau~:-,ir-co went on board. He
soon returned, and we commenced em-
barking passengers at about 53.30 P. ill.
At 3 -A. M. we ran :1 hawser lo the bark
to which she held on. Before night we
succeeded in getting on board the Kilby
upward of 100 persons—-men, women
and children, including Col. Gates and
family, Lieut. Locscr and family, Capt.
Gardner, Lieut. Murry, Maj Marchant
and family, Capt. Judd and lady, Lieut.
Fremont and family, Mr. G. VV. A.spiI-
wall and Mr. J. L. Graham. Also, sent
on board a quantity of stores. During
the night the wind increased, with squal-
ly weather. At about 10 P. M. the
Kilby let on our hawser. In the morn-
ieg nothing to be seen of the Kilby. Lat-
ter part of the night strong breeze from
somh-west. and r-.loml_v.
Louis I-lcstator
' died, (11 '.‘aiIer.)
Frirlag/, Dec. 30.--'l‘hrongbout the
day there was :1 strong gale from S. W.,
and cloudy weather, with showers of
rain; the slip laboring heavily, and sea
striking hard under her guards and
beams. Carried away the port after
p-_r,uard. A large nurnber of men sick
i and ui:-my dying".
i board to day.
»S‘m‘.z4-7'a'n3/, Dec. .‘}l.——.~l moderate gale
from the S. and \\'. mid cloudy weather.
The soldiers still heaving‘ coal over-
board. During the night. the weather
was much the snmr-. At about 2 A. M.
made :1 ship slamlin-.2 to westward. VVe
ll:-aving coal over-
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i iirod guns throughout the remainder of
like night. At ‘.'.l,3(l A. NI. was spoken
by the Br. ship Three Bells, of Glasgow,
and the Captain promised to lay by us.
Latter part of the night employed as
‘ above. \Vm. “fillsou, waiter, d.ed.
'Smz(Irz_7/, Jan. l.——Tbronghout the
iday a strong gall: from the N. and V'V.,
‘ heavy sea; the ship laboring heavily;
men employed in lwavirig over coal, &.c-
The Three .liF‘li'~t .-till iu companv, and
occasionally passing close under our lee.
Many of the people sick, and dying fast.
.d’l07zrZn.3/, Jan. .'?..——-A fresh gale from
the north west and a high sea; the wind
more moderate. Built two rafts and cut
away the ship's guard, stopped leaks, &c_
Launched one raft and made it fast.
lluriug the night weather more moder-
The
:l'.<aH.cr par: of
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me. At. daylight the raft gone.
.-liip still in company.
I}ljg_izl.ll1ll(rll the same.
pn=:-in_2_" quite closc-. nnd:~rr our loo in com-
niuuinnliou wim us
Still a great manv
I
h
Tsii-. and dying‘.
' l':on.- the north-west and cloudy weather.
- _-\r, liiinut I ll’. M. the Threzc l-lolls’-3 boat
Sent Mr. Grafton, sec.
-c:-nd UfllC(:‘l', cu lio::rd
(.'i.ll:l|". aloxigsulo.
to charter the
l ’l‘ill'Cl' Br.-lls for the U. Government,
lihrough illuj. \Vyer, the senior U. S,
5 Officer on board. During" the night fresh
,gales from the north-xvest and cloudy
l \veatlz-_r. We-re lirinrg our guns during
the niglir. Latter part weather modern-
l ring a little. The ’l‘hree llclls holding
lot: to \vi1‘idu'ur«.l. At about 8 1-2 o’cl’k
lxnudl: :Uloliu‘.'l' sail running before the
for us.
The str:mg__~;e craft" shortened sail and
Spoke us
passed clo.-c under our stern.
and asked if we wished to leave the
ship, to which Capt. Watkins replied he
did. 'J.‘h«.-. captain of tho Aut:u'ct.ic (the
, Stranger) thrru told us to be of good
i cheer, that he would have us all off. He
then filled his mniii-lo_ps-all V and shot
. ahead ;-tome llll‘6:P xniles. ‘
ri"‘cani».si/ny, Jail. 4 ._w...i.- ship and
r The Three-.
'9 ‘.5 .\\-'n boar .-= .
. .,...rc..-u. - -.
.. ,\«,v/~
A l:Jrr_;~s~. purl of iv-r f1|lf\l'll‘!‘-I. 1-cl. -
o:~.n_«.~. of .=nlu';or.< \\'nr- cpl nnnrt. .
‘ ,3 .-,\ . ;
ring the ni;_:ht tho \vr.-cllicr was more mod. '
]"Iece«m.Zze2' 528-—'Weathcr comir.-nos the 5
.‘-39.—-l\lI0deratc and plcas- 5
going down quite fast. The :'
The Tlirec llclls‘ -
’j"n~.~‘.rz'rv.3/. Jun. 3.——.-'\ moderate. gale
wind and apparently steering‘ directly -
ll-..nlSi!'(l our co'or-' union down. .
_ll)uril.'); tho ni.;lu. tho v.’cat.licr was
3 niml-ernlc and hlc.°..=:mt ‘.'.'li.ll a pz‘.')~.p:*('t._
Fired our gnnrzrliroizgli
l our compnninnr: burned
or A. M.
of :1 fine dnjv’.
an
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iihc iiiglir.
iblu." ligiits.
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I m‘iv'inr‘ll’11I"f‘~l
' part of ni-_1l:l.\v0.'~.tlierquiIe rrlor’i-‘rmr: owl
! pleasant; til!‘ Three Bells g‘m in‘-r if‘-Hg
, .
' boat, and she l|9ll'l'.l‘ short of pro'-.‘s.°-inu-“-
and w:ur-r1h«=. long lir-atxvus used for
wmor and provisions. 'l‘.-i-ilny llw .-\m-
l
larclic \va.s {llJl1':‘. I0 lmvvr only one luoul.
l for want of ours.
' T/zm~.crIa'7/i Jan. 5:.-—-W:~mli.e.=r con-
tinues moderate and ploztsam; gettirig
along quite fast, in embarking troops: and
p,~0Vjgion<_ At sunset we had all Ilia-
passengers, a quantity of provisions and
‘ r~nil~.-arliiil,‘-.’ our i‘hs..=r:i‘r.-‘,l“r: :;.';'1liir. -.l'.:.ul.:e~r’ '
in nnmiu;: tho .--1:-1-_.-_s;-;i_-:_l \’H.',.._ ,,,,,,d;_
, «.!-.w.~=. for the l)[‘i"l-"‘L'llC'_\' lilo other day,
__ _ _ _ , ,___, .: fnnlllilwl those of Trtmmn Sizliili, Ell.
-' - ' ' 1 ward l‘ivr_-re=t.t Pltfll.-1 (j1o,_,,.
Notice to Subscribers. , p - -y . Amps:
' ftl I» , . , , l.-an rr-uco, (;-oi. .l-:-hnson, Sarulwl \ in-
'-The "dolltlon ff _' N‘ ""'l',”'"'c'lll mm’ mn. Tires. Corwin and nth.-rs-_ ll:-gal-'i.-_-5
plc {hr-all, subscriptions to the G-azctirr , Mr‘ I,-,,,m0,__,,_
has so for satisfied us of its foas1b1l1t__v. ’
Norwalk, 'I‘uesday, Jan. 1'1. 1854
The‘ l>x1s§,p\:-..: of (‘()[‘|gfP_2,~x ;,,._._q pm.
if not absolute TI(‘-f'«C‘T“-‘ll",V.',- in lnfillw‘ 9-ll?" titer-'* have :)l°,.?ll f-'\‘.' or no .-um,‘r_i,7., (,f
cogs, tlmt we shall issllc our bills. for the mr.=.vnl»ers from their lmli-Jrzy fé_'srivi;”_-_:.
current year with the present No. izifl ’l‘lu~ .-ldmiiil-trail:-ii-i P1?‘-"lii$lf) <_-.-; 0,,
nm" llfllwl‘. Our ]'{‘3.fl9l'S l‘m.Vc alr(‘:1d\_' 3 like a \‘.‘I_‘~llllll(‘-fl .-cake, Everylliing is 3;
|]‘(‘-:']_p(}fl .1-romc of the advantages of the , sixes and scvr-ll.-‘ .u the nniver.-al D:-mg.
'mlrrm.I'c system, and we nioau theyl t‘-“stir: parry. 'l‘li«-jr-ziln-.2.-;v-s and llt"a:‘l_
shall realize much more.
Those owing us for advertising and """lW‘l-‘.'I‘i«l>lv-.
job-work will oblige us by an immedi-
settlemont of the same.
';l1l‘cl‘l1lll_!_{S an-.l --u:.r':i?,i--5, 3". },;,_,g,._. ,,,,d
X15‘-4"ll““C=‘l‘l-'3‘? the young circus ride-r
water embarked.
womher continued quite moxlc-mm and
«mnding water, provisions, doc. 10 the
5 Three Bells; also, the crew at 10.30 A.
M. all out of the ship excepting Captain
\Vatkins, Mr. Marsliull, (chief engineer)
and myself. ‘V9 then left, Capt, ‘Vil-
lains being the last. Latter pan. of the-
«lay, a gentle breeze from the west and
squally weather. Capt. VVatkins, Mr.
T L. Sclxell,(pu1-set.) Mr. Barton, (ilil
ofilcer,) and Mr. Ma.-ron, («lib ofTiccr,)
with Lieut. Chandler, Lieut. f’.‘ha.=. \Viu-
der, Mr. Rankin and carpenter, Vt’ash-
ington Duckett.—-excepting tke above,
all officers of the ship and Army, return
in the Tnree Bells.
The following: is the list of «tenths. n '
board :
Dec. 24, Brooks, waiter, washed over-
board.
I Dec. 2-1, bnrbrr, v.'o=lv~d over.
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Dec, 21, Duckelt, killed in tho ‘.'.‘l'9cl{.
Dec. 28, Johnson, wail:-r.
Dec.,2l’-l, Louis 'l‘hoslmr-r.
: Dec. 3]. Vlfin. \\’ilsou.
Jan.'G, VValter \-Vtzritiris. l'iiig:ilicer’<
Corps,
Jan. 7, Arthur .lleur_v, .l'Ingineer’s
Corps.
Jan. 7, —- Heulrli, ctr.-wage stewaral.
Jan. 8, \Valter Ill-nlrh, waiter.
Jan. 8, Charles Sanford, steward.
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i The passengers from the Three Bells
l were landed in a state of great exlians-
tion, many of them had had. no sound
sleep for a fortnight.
'5.-‘he San Francisco was overload:-rd
and had :1 bad list. She could not be
. propelled over eight knots. llcr engine
proved to be inadequate and finally gave
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out in the air-pump at; a !!l0F.-f. critical
point. . .
The conduct.‘ of Capt. Watkins is
evervwhere extolled to the utmost.
went to England in the Antarctic, with
about 225 others. The Antarctic was
well provided with water and provisions.
zit’
The most of the women and children,
with a number of soldiers, were put on
board the Kilby. This vc.-rscl bad 3
very scanty supply of water and stores,
and was ordered to proceed to the near-
est port for relief. She probably went
into Bermuda.
On the bark Kilby are about -'30 men,
of Company J. Mr. George Aspimvull,
Lorimer Graham, of N. Y., Capt. Gard-
ner of the Dragoons, Col. Yates and
family. Maj. Merchant and family, Col.
Burke, Drs. Saterlec, \Virtz, Capt. Judd
and lady, Lieut. Loser and lady, and
their sister, Lt. Fremont and family, and
Lt. Van Vost. When the Kilby left she
had but a small quantity of provisions
and water; great doubts are expressed
of her safety. ' Provisions were being
conveyed on board of the Kilby, and a
boat that was sent. to her for that pur-
pose was unable to return, owing to the
roughness of the weather, I may as
well relate a melancholy incident in this
connection. On board this» boat was
Commissary Seargeant. McIntyre ; he
was carried off by the Kilby, while his
wife and two children remained on board
the San Francisco. The mother and
one of ‘her children died on board the
Three Bells; the second cliild,7"u'fair-
haired little boy of three years, had been
adopted by the soldiers, who tend him
with almost maternal snliciturln.
Fire or six days after the disaster the
cholera broke, out on board the Three
Bells. All were feeding upon hard
bread and water, and suffering from cold,
exposure and exhaustion. ]-"cw or no
‘medicines were at hand, and the cases
of all that were attacked speedily closed
in charge estimates that l.)cr\vr..-cu 65
and 70 died from this disease.
The whole number on board the San
Francisco when she left was 750. About
22-5 were put on board the Antarctic, 230
carnehere in the Three Bells, al.-om.
100 are on board the Kilb}.-', and mar
200 were lost by being Wushcrl over-
board or died of cholera.
The KiIby9s Passengers la‘:u‘r-.
P. S.‘ On Saturday evening the .~hlp
Lucy Thompson, from Liverpool, ar-
rived at New York. She fell in with
the bark Kilby, on the 12th, 60 miles
east ofysouth of Sandy Hook, in distress,
being short of provisions, and having
lost her spare and sails. "he L. T.
took off 99 of the San Fraucisccfs pas-
Sengers—leaving only some 15 or 20 of
the soldiers on board the Kulby who vol-
unteered to remain and assist the Cap-
tain in getting his vessel into port. The
passengers had suffered inteu.-‘cly for
want of food, subsisting for several days
almost entirely upon parched com.
A later account says that the Kilby
had been again spoken. and was being
towed to Boston, where she belongs.
The most intense feeling prevails in New
York. The majority of the hotels and
many private residences of the citizen.-
have been thrown open to the siilferers
As there are no fears entertained for tha-
Antarctic, the extent of the awful disa.-—
for is now fully known. I
The l\vIedic-al litiniriirref" slate.-
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During the night rhe-
pleusalit. At 7 A. M coinmeucwl again:
with collapse and death. The physician '
,l “'l"’_""_”""l““"l 10"’-'<.‘I'y to obtain a lmnnl-t. at
3 I-:nll|.“]\ lllu. bps hpp" p,u.,]nnn,*, by r1rrn_or"nl_
. foul.-.l of ix.-iilm-l;_v. wl-.r. is 3 \,,,,_.;,,,1,,,.l_ ,.,,,,,
Improve-Ineuts.
Tho borough improvement. to which we :21-
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» ludcri some wot-l:s since as in an incipient state ‘''‘''''-V '"‘'"l'‘' ''“‘'‘’'l‘ ”l“ Hlmmes of. the sex.
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lh:-.2 at length developed itself’ in the shape of
an ofiicial edict from the S=3l('.t".l.-HIGH, for all
persons and parties who have r-nm-cached upon
the highway in Water street. in “ come into
line” within thirty «lays. under penal ty of for-
cible ej(~r-Lions. reu1ovals_. &c. All praise be
awzrrdorl our Board of S‘!-lect.mcn for this much
needed improvement. We believe oll-cer-
tainly nearly all, have expressed their willing-
ness to comply. We were ghul to see ' our
friend James, vigorously pros:-curing this new
reform movement on Saturday last, in the re-
movul of chic lumber piles from the highway.
Ho r..ssurcs us that he is sincere in his repen-
tance and in earnest in his determination to set
a good example to all such of his fellow towns
men. as are similarly sit.ual.m.l.
The Gllspel for the Poor.
F'ir.il‘..\‘n Brr.\'n1‘o.\' :—-It has occurred I-0 mo
l:tt.ol_v in my walks about the ‘ Bridge-’ that
there worn many. very many. who never om-
braccd the privilege of entering a. church,
, to hear the gospel preached. They have not
l clothes good enough, perhaps, and are ashamed
l to be seen among the well dressed audiences
'- that frequent our handsomely furnished hon-
l sea of worship‘ Or for some other l".‘!l.'\Tf'tl'l
conncotml with the modern nwdes of worship-
l ping God they remain away. Now is it not
74?‘ The smormiv -if -‘F-niribul.ion in ii..-
American Board. rif (‘i.mm;g.,g,,,,,,,, ,-,,,. 1;,,,.,_i,,,,
Ml°"l""'.~ l‘.V tlii‘ nI'tlmdI:\: ilungrogntinnnl
Churches in llr.:<lnn iluringr the roar R53‘ W“;
$2:-we:-2. ui-.Km.~1- -._.ii~... .-.-,.i._i,._ ,,.,,, D, ,,,,_
rims‘ Sl.3n‘.f~'.
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ifs?’ An individual had the privilege
of looking over the bound
volumes of
our regular files: when, aft: r finding
what he wanted, his deliberately 1003-;
out his knife, cut it from the volume and
walked ofTl—-thus doing us a serious
damage, for we cannot replace what he
look away. How is such stealing difle-
rent from rolvliiug a money i‘irav.'er?
.'‘\r. U. I’r.n.’.’z.'.r{7'7:'7.‘7.
Some irirlividltal, or im.livi.lual.=. have
taken to lhcmselr-5-r=, the p'ri\ilcp:r- of lal.in_c,'
away mm or I/iron of the bound volumes nI'
our Mgular films. unlmknown in u-‘. and We .«._x_~-
left to tho mrlrr-._v of rho r-lanrlosiion ‘nor-r.3=.-._-.
or for their return.
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1a, The Dani.-ur_v Times, thus excites our
angling,-' propensities. Lei" usknow, next time
you go a. iisliing noighlsor. and we'll go with
tho. pace that the Poor of this place have 110! 5"" i
the Gospel prcnclied to them‘? “ Plkemg.”
-“MUG Y"-“H-‘S 0-20 the ¢1'lfl't'-l‘0Ht 0l0l‘g3""0“ Of Our numerous Lake.~‘—-this sounds-
tlic borough held a series of Union Meetings
in the Marine Hall, which I am told were col-
culatod to do a great deal of good. Would
not those gentlemen engage in a similar under-
taking? Perhaps at Sunday School on Union
principles. inight. also be connected with the
enterprisc. Come bret-llren,'let us forget our
dcnominalioual differences l‘or a while, and
unite in giving the gospel to the poor. J.
rather ‘ large,’ we admit, but those which
may be considered as hardly to come up
to the mark in point of amra, may make
it up in dept/r—arc already yielding
their VVinter contribution to the hook
and line. That prince among fisli, at
least in our waters, the .l.’ike, with ebn.
ny back and golden sides shaded up
with the grey of ‘the morning’s first
We give on our outside to «lay. a very
valuable document l'rom the pen of Prof. Por-
ter, of Yale Colic;-:0, relative to his test:-; and
experiments with the various kinds of burning
fluid-* now in, use. We lru;-‘l: it will be read by
all who make use of those highly inflammable
and nccessai-ily dangerous fluids.
dawn, always appears to the best advan-
tage when he makes his debut through a
hole in the ion about ‘ six by nine,’ any
time l)(.‘£\‘i(3tn the first of December and
the last. of February. Rvadcr, did you
3313,. Up iotloc present time no cldc has been ‘ 9".“ catch 3 Plke r-,""ll‘l Y0“ 3"” led
obtained as to the name or residence of the , him gradually yielding to your line, as
WW1 kllllld "DO" “I0 1'llll1'°5"1l“-“l” week‘ H9 though he thought it was allover with
was buried at Pine Island Cenictery. '
him, until you culiglxl a glimpse of his
I nose at the lower edge of the ice, and
, then turn tail upon you, and with a jerk
i as much as to say, ‘no you don’t,’ compel
l you to give him all your ‘alilcli line,’ or
llose the chance of another pull upon
i him, and after a second or third pull, to
land him safely upon the upper surface of
the crystal covcrlid,
ratlier-glad-to-see-yolkafter all wag of
the toil '.' If you haveift. you had bet-
ter seize the first opportunity, when the
mercury is ri;-ting from zero with the sun
and pay a visit to "Kano:-ia, or Never-
siuk. '
“ Post all shame, so past all truth. "-.Sli0.v‘:e.-17:.~r:'e.
It is amusing F0lllOtl!ll0S,Wll0i) Satan tcm pts
9. man to the fabrication of some outrageous
unt-rutli, to see how he dupes him into a belief
that others will credit his concocted lie, when
in fact it only occasions a smile, or contempt for
his folly.
Ga.-mu NATIO.\’AL 1’oJr.'rm' Suow.—It was
intemlerl to procure the Metropolitan Hall for
the exhibition of poultry, which is to com-
mence in the city of New York on the 13th of
February next-, and continue several days ;
but, in consequence of its being burnt, some
other place will now be selected. The com-
mittee willhave a meeting at the Astor House
at 7 P. .\f. on Thursday, the 19th inst., and
then decide up on the place, which they intend
shall be central and commodiolis.
and then see his
The l-Ihudson River Railroad
uses up_,36,600ficord‘s ofiivoorl per year,
..~‘fuie .-aii¥ii‘i'-g of which costs $10,000 ; av-
erage co.st"535,50 per cord. Six new lo-
comotives", to cost Sl2,000 a piece, are
to be put on the road in January, and
sixty new passenger cars in the spring.
39,000,000 Acnns noun Tr.mm'onr.—Mr.
Gadsden, our Minister to Mexico, has returned
to New Orleans, having made a. Treaty with
Mexico, which it is alleged, codes to the Uni-
ted States the Mesilla Valley, settles the ques-
tions of the Garay grant, the Tcliuantepec
grant. and the claims of Mexico for Indian
dc-predations.
W? R. Hall, Superintendent of
the Harlem Railroad, has been sued by
i\’Iiss A. llmva-:d of Washington, N. J_,
for breach of promise. The damages
are laid at $‘20,0tl-’.). lie vos
to give ."p'5,f_\ll0 bail,
Splendid Picture.
Mr. John Austen, has at his rooms a. splen-
did picturc, the sale of which puts the purcha-
ser in possession of a. slmro in :1. gift enterprise
We are compelled to defer the :!tl.‘.'(‘l‘l-l.~‘('l‘~‘i€‘fll
this week owing to the press of news matter.
T. B. G'—rifl‘ol.h, E-‘q., of South Norwall-:, we be-
llcvo is also an agent for tho picl’-I1l'P.
required
&= Ar1nd'.'erti.~eniem. appeared in :be
New York papers of Saturday, (‘almon-
__ --,_-.._.._,_ ...____ ing the public ugaizlst. negotiating
l’erhmn’s Gift Lottery. ccrtai n stolen bonds, of the cit y
M.-, Porhom and J. Wesley J0“9-“.- l“'°l“‘l‘3‘ of St. Louis, arnotiuiing in all to $40,-
tors of the gift lotteries. were on Friday, Dec.
:10, arrested in New York at the suit of tho
Governors of the Alms House, for a. violation
of rho lcllery law. Pcrharn was ordered to
give bail in the sum of $50,000, and Jones in
$'~l0,000. It is said that measures have been
taken to arrest Mo'ss1's. Jollic and Dnalworth,
proprietors of thn Julicn music lottery. Pm-_
ham has sold 90,000 tickets in his scheme. not
9. I‘:-xv of which have found pnrch:1=crs in Nor-
walk.
P. It. is now staterl that the nmn:1_r_,-'ors oi‘
000, supposed to have been brought out
to this counsrv by the steamer Africa.
Art/L'Il.—r’.v [lame 1l’Iuga zz7m'.— V8 fake
pleasure in reconuncuding this Mega
zine to those who are making their si -
lections of Nlagaziriv: reading for the-
current year. It is designs-d especially
for home rmzlmg, and nothing is admit-
led which may not be read by every
the " l’cI'l1a.m Gift” Lol.t.crv inloud to charter member of 3‘ family‘ The peculiarities
: ,-,_ 51-oamlaoiit, proceed out to sea beyond tho I‘, of Arthur’s stories is that while tl ey
S._iurisdiu:tion, and there make their dr:w.'ings. [ l[lf.Pl'|':‘Si. by the attractive manner in
Tilt‘1i<=l<\‘iS=\1‘N1-lm">Fffill9014- winch they are told, they are told to
.——~— convey an iristructite moral. Each
number has one steel’ alrdygegveral wood
engravings; Terms péifxlfllllllm in ad-
vance. Published l)y=T. S. Arthur, 107
VValnut street, Pliilatlelplxia
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A. Ju\'eni.le f'oIIrtes_v.
'[‘ucsda_v n1uruiu_'_; the lid iusi., Wll.I\r‘..-‘Svtl o. :
st-.euc of rather an interesting (‘ll€l1'2Cff‘l' on tho I
nr~-rnsiou of rcsuniiug the duties of the Union ,
. School. Tlm pupils of’ the Senior Dep:u‘l‘»'W‘nl %
,i'¢‘.cl*ivo«l ilicir principal, .‘ilr. ..'lu.nu-.'-', with al
‘-bcruitiful I\'-2w Yr~:tr';< pm-seni of a portable . f
, writing desk, as n. morl<,of- their esloeiii and 2 _F¢!€ 1”» ll’ (7/Z137?-5’_/¢7__9,=‘¢l--—V'l’e learn by
; afl't-el-ior1. The whole o.!l'uir had been -.1rran_;rc«.l lpagsengers in the 9.30 A. M. train, that
i\"'illl‘“ll ll“? l<"'“\'l*-‘-'1.‘-.“'?°l‘ ll"--L ‘"“l ““‘~~“- “-"‘ 5 the button factory of the Pomerov Man-
, -' ~ -. -.*:l"tohin1ou flint" , - .- ' ..
Acohliiilrigtsb Swclnnw fig“? Lldldll (.‘\'l)l‘o~ lou ofl nfabmmlg Co‘: at ‘V 3llUl$if0|"li “'35 “<35
uc . . 11.11 a spontm Ir! . rs . . , ‘ . 0 ' .
. , tro ed bv fire (‘He . ' .<_s
good Will on their part must. be very encnura- l y ' ‘ mow mg’ L0‘. {mm
ging ,0 the p,.i,,c,p,,,_ g $6,000 to 5.$7,(l0(l—insu.'nxice $-l,000.—-
-—*-'“—~'"'"“ “““ “ I We did not lea!!! the origin of the tire,
Iittln-. S.;\r.x-:.—l:'c leprn fffnlll-Olllcltlllyi that the l The same ,~,,c,S were also communicmgd
“ o coo ‘lug s ore‘ w 1101 some t L-s'guu.ig
person sold as a. Safe, for the protection of
our Probate Records, would be disposed of on
very accommodating terms. It would answer
as a heater for a. large fauxily, or it mightcasily ,
be converted into a refrigerator. 1
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Fouxn our .n' L.\s'r.—-" 'l he man who struck . , ,
Billy l’atte1-sou,-‘~‘at South Norwalk, 2:. short l have l’l'°"’l*l9d ll|‘3“’~“‘l""’5 “mil l’“""'s °
time since, has at last. been found. _l copper, about six inches long and flirt-e
""' ‘ wide, which they carry about them as a
A Jinn’ or Fun.-u.r-'.s.—In the your 1693 thefi son of 1);'Q[gI;[i(_llI against the ._;liol.,-i-;i_...-
body ofla female was dlscovr-,.c4l nu Nl!\\‘lIlll‘y, g They have M8,, -,m,m,,,d ,0 mi}, c0m_i_,,
under circumstsulccs \\’lH('.l_l rendered 9. coro-
uer’s inquest desirable. A jury of twelve wo-
men was called, and 9. copy of their verdict.
has been preserved. Asgit. is» about as lucid 9 of that capital as well as in 0l,l|_e|',.c'|L'|e;z‘
anvllatist‘-.1ctory:\s most. modern verdicts, we? whilelhc cholera prevailed" in” 'a‘lmosr.
copy it entire m the quaint language of the every other (,,,a,.,,,,' every, com,ersm,,h
period. It was as follows: , . H. , ,, , , , - i;-.-
‘ ‘V _ i remmec nsusua tea I l and not a chat.
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:_ M ed lndgfi a"°°:!‘l'"g if’ my ‘Beg: E era. case on‘-curred» amongst t'uem.?’ The
1‘? I an conueuts mt mo (ea .1 o . . ~ . - . . _ ._ ,'
Ff ‘ _ ’ ‘ ‘ 1 copper foundne.-1 in fans number - thou-
sand I'.llZ3bClll was not by any '
to us by our correspondent VV. l~'Z.,
whom we are obliged.
H. Pnlltzrlimn.
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Copper -rs. C’/role/vL.—lt is 9-3189} ll!!!’-
many of the citizens of New Orlf-‘ah
l by an alleged discovery by Dr. Burq, of
" Paris, who slznes that in r:v.3rtain (\_|l'('t‘
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! sands of "orkmeu r-- - ‘
sold: in mar- or wrong dun to her bv auv parsou or l . i .‘ ' , a “ly any 0‘
. , __ _ V I .- _,_h __ _ A wnom fell victims to llltf cholera of 1.8373
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