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THE TERRIBLE RAILROAD CALAMITY. of As TMgaoaratl Press. tnea mere ia vpl. riaaertv. a maa to all the Western country bt his tof the Ttaanirsltw Pi sal.

Th Ooarsa of TraV-Jor axes FWIrf th iaawlnsa laaillasn i of the c. a. FTIX PARTICULARS. LftTs OF KIURD AND Bosro, Oct 37, 1855. Jodgiag from the immeaae crowds that thronged the Exhibition to-day, the receipts most be considerable.

Th rang of seat provided by th Society, and which I am informed will so-cotnmodale 6,000 persons, are completly filled. TBE HORSES. -The Horse appear to be first ia the eatuaa- (taeck Sfoatruaa. far Social Evtla. If social doctors sad prophets could realise tbeir dreams of human perfectibility and happiness, tbe lost Eden of the race would have been long ere this regained.

With sll their dreaming and prophesying, however, the old processes of advancement remain "ss they were from the beginning." If wealth is sought ss tbe mesne of securing leisure, gratifying a cultivated taste, and unlocking all the sources of enjoyment, it is found by invariable experience that steady, persistent labor, and not the philosopher's stone, is the inexorable condition on which the fates will yield it the seeker. If we would make the great body of society intelligent, wise, just and merciful, we find by the same experience thst the seeds of these' virtues must be planted in the Oar St. Louis neighbors are now speculating apoa aa obstacle to the great balk of the trade of tbe Northwest going down the Mississippi to New Orleans, which does not seem to have struck them very forcibly before. Ws mean th obstacles snd dangers to be encountered in the navigation of tbe Mississippi. Some weeks aiaee the Steamboat Inspector at St.

Louis reported that, owing to vigilant supervision, the accident to boat oa tbe Miasisiippi and its tributaries had been greatly diminished in comparisoa with those of previous years, bat we kara that the loss of property on those river for tbe year ending Sept. 80th, amounted to over two txiiiio of dollar. Suppose, then, that there were an unlimited market at New Orleana for the breadstuff's and meats of the Northwest at prices equal to those paranasal Kotlee us Dead. INCIDENTAL FACTS AND REFLECTIONS, CFrom the St. Louis Republican of Friday and gamrdajj Th magnificent train of oars which left oar city yesterday morning, oa aa excursion to Jefferson City, to celebrate th opening of tbe Pacific Railroad to that place, is bow a mass of ruins, aad infinitely worse than thia, many of the noble hearts that participated in the pride of the occasion, are bow stilled in death.

Tbe train, consisting of fourteen cars, left the depot on Seventh street, at 9 o'clock, crowded with invited guest, a half hour after the time advertised. By the time it reached Hermann thia delay was fully recovered, thus showing the good condition of the track. After leaving Hermann, tbe train proceeded with good speed, and without the leaat difficulty until it reached the Gasconade, when one of the most disastrous accidents aceurred which has yet thrown this city heart of each individual child, and carefully steamboats, and the assistance which bei, young and deserving men ia building tbf Captain O'Flaberty waa a man wbohadcW warm frienda about him, and bis loss regretted. E. C.

Blackburn, Esq, was sarong The conspicuous positioa which he has tJ sa a member of the City Council, and ally as Mayor, in connection with his baa made bim well knowT whole community, aad, outside of hia but, friends, there are many who still -JrV0 Mr. Henrv Chouteau was the of the well known business firm of Oh Talle. He was uative of St. lZ by his own exertions sa amount of dantly sufficient for any oue man, and rvilT0' by tboee who knew him well. Onlv abouTT'' ago he lost a promising bv the aw 3 discharge of gun.

and now the fhrr, seldom in th habtt of going abroad exojT business, bas yielded up his life jn what wT! tendeded to be a pleasant occasion. E. C. Jeffrees, of Franklin, and Mr Dunklin, were members of the their way to take tbeirseau in tin- Mr. Adolph Abeles, a well-known merchant el this city, and one wbo enjoyed tbe confidence of the commuuitv, is amonr We sincerely deplore his losa.

Her. Dr. A. Builard is no mar. He wbonsi two Sundays ago delivered a most eloouerc truthful discourse oa the virtues of the Usl Giddings, has now been called lo follow another and better world.

He was trict morality, attracting many to him blameless tenor of his nfe, and tbe unexrLS termination of his career will be a sonrce ofS? ing regret. oat- Captain C. Case was well known to many a our citizens having introduced the oninibi St Louis, and for his many excellent qusl.t,!; c.Mr-E-.c-u was a member ot the trm a Shields A ostt, shoe merchants of this c-tT Mr. Dayton's death ia greatly was one of our best lawyers and a most ei citizen. -al Mann Butler, full of rears, i to be obtained here or any other mternae-' dial point on the northern rosrt eastward, into mourning.

The bridere across that stream gave way. and tioa of all, aad truly there is a good collection of them thorough breds aad cold bloods, scrubs, roadsters, trotters, draft horse, ponies and coach horse. Th thorough bred were the first oa exhibition, with pedigrees tracing back to the Kocklaae breed, through aa illustrious succession of unrivalled animals, were presented to the committee to attest tbe purity of their blood, and their claims to be classed as the aristocracy of the horse. Among this class waa Trustee," imported from England twenty years sgo, and who ia now 46 years old, but yet vigorous aad universally admired. "Logaa" a beautiful and powerful horse, five years old, by "Trustee" waa much praised.

A strong and handsome Tliaho jfan bay horse from Canada attracted great attention, as did also a sorrel called Tri-Color." After the exhibition of Logess in th ring another spectacle approached. A little family of horses, mother and foal and two colts a yearling and a twe year old came slowly op the track, and oa inquiry we learned it was "Fashion." The famous old mars seemed to be proud of the attention she elicited for herself aad her progeny. ten of tbe cars were precipitated a distance of Srw Yoxx Cut, Oct. 1S66. I arrived here yesterday morning, and hav apent a good portion of to-day ia the examination of the articles on exhibition at the Crystal False.

The 27th Annual Fair of tbe American Inatituta ia now open at that plaos, which furnishes a good opportunity for mechanics and others to examine the machinery aa well aa tha works of art and skill of our country. This exhibition as far excels th Boston Industrial Exhibition aa the Crystal Palace" is superior to the meanest log cabin" of our country. On my entrance into the Palace, on my left I beard a noise which led me almost to suppose that I waa approaching a ben roost;" I turned and beheld all kinds of poultry, and many birds, at the head of which is "a lire American Eagle." In the poultry department are to be found imported Aylesbury, Maltese Ducks, as also the white Muscovy; gray and white China Geese, as also imported Bremen Geese. In the chicken department are to be found the gray, white and black Shanghai the Polander of every variety, and all sort and sixes, from the immense coarser Shanghai down to the little Bantam. Th next department which excited my attention was the Agricultural department, in which are all sorts of labor-saving implements and articles for the farm and farmer, two or three of which I will notice, as they are of great utility on our prairie farms.

Judqt Winegarf Automaton CfaU. This gate ia a neplus ultra in its way; nothing be more satisfactory than ita operation. If you approach one of them in a carriage yon reach out tbe hand and touch a small lever placed on the side post; the gate opens and yon pass through. In passing you touch another lever, and the gate closes in the same manner. The editor of the Scimttijio America says of it The contrivance is quite simple, and its cost very moderate.

It cannot fail to become very popular." Phillips' Patent Lor Farm and City Out. It is simple and durable, having neither braces, The 2Mm of Saturday morning contained a communication relative to the currency war which we suppose receives the endorsement of that Journal. Ia answer to the inquiry How shall Georgia and other aDsecured currency be driven oat, the writer aaya: There ia but one way I know of by which this can be done. Tbe farmers and tbe Leenalature must effect it. Ho one else can.

Brokers may run each other till they are all tirad, mad newspapers may attack and defend Georgia currency, till type and ink are exhausted, and yet in some form or ether aa unsecured currency, if tolerated by the farmer and Legislature, will aasume the Georgia type. This is substantially the position maintained by tbe Passe throughout the currency war, and which the Trilmn has uniformly, though unsuccessfully, endeavored to controvert. The only safe ana certain remedy consist in the adoption of a banking law sufficiently liberal in it provision, to induce capitalists to furnish a currency ander it, commeaaurate with the wants of the State. Until this is don we shall have, as the correspondent of the says, in some form or other an unsecured The combined assaults of Brokers ud of tbe newspapers controlled by them, can only have the effect to amsettls and derange the business relatione of tbe country by creating a temporary panic and stringency in money affairs. Supposing that such a war may lead to a partial withdrawal of the objectionable circulation from tbe channels of trade, yet tbe general effect will be to strengthen it in pablic estimation in proportion to tbe violence of tbe attack upon it, from which (act tbe evil may be largely increased when tbe war is over, and thus more than counterbalance any supposed temporary good results.

It is as plain a noooday, therefore, that the course of the brokers wbo are making this war and of the newspapers that abet them, is in direct opposition to tbe interests of every clsss of community, thst its consequences sre mischiev-ious in tbe highest degree, without tho accomplishment of any good. If they are sincere in their professions regarding the public welfare, they will cease their wsr upon the bills of Geo. Smith ft and concentrate all their strength twenty-five or thirty teet. 1 he locomotive, from all appearances, had reached the edge of the first pier, when tbe structure gave way, and ia Calling reversed its position entirely, the front turning to the East, and the wheels upward. On tbe lo WEEKLY PRESS CITY OF CHICAQ0.

'jrovgTO 10, im. Mr.Hty;,,,,!,, wU1 fcood ob th Brat nag. W. no reader of pBM4 Kar sod refutation of h. and mis-nUUo0.

by wUch Mr. iLgU. sk. to propdi.m. PUio and unprat.nding iU it joe.

dowa into Ind T.0' hypocrisy Wco7 in way that Dl be as "hpelutabl as n.oid.bl. to those M- the subjwUofhi. scorching review. Th. peech should placed th.

band, of Inioerat in th. country, evrytbiog tht has bQ or can be id by the id sn irreei.tibl. srga- "watio f.ror of that gsuain. Democracy from which Mr. Douglas and bii supporters hsv io widely departed.

The Railroad lo succeeding column w. Terr full particular, of th lata terribl disaster upon tha Pa-eificEailioad. It was mora faul than the first aunoune.ment gsr. ron to suppose. It i sacertamyd that th.

wboU number killed ia boot thirty A. train arrirad in St. Loui. oa Baturday bringing tbe bodies of tboM killed, together with the badly wounded. Tboee lightly wounded had previously arrived.

It wae impoaeible to aacertaia the number of scaroaly a man on the train escaped unhurt. The amount of broken limb, and sever contusions probably reach fifty. On Sunday, funeral services were held over me dead. St. Loui.

never before saw so We may brave the pestilence; we Sfi. Boone aceuatomed to the gradual ap-frocli of death, io other forma but when in momeotr in the midat of lu.ty life, and high "Slope, and glad anticipation the leaders of society stricken down by aouree, tbe blow come. comotive at tbe time, waa the President. Mr. H.

E. Bridge, Mr. Sullivan, the Chief Engineer of tbe road, and an additional number ot employ- LVHUta Before Bat Caattrorakx. It baa now bee a month since Senator Douglas set out ob his pilgrimage through Southern Illinois. During- that time he has been busy.

Railroada have enabled him to meet hi appointments, though hundreds of miles apart. The discussions of the newspaper press had prepared the people for bia coming, and they have listened attenuvely to what be bad to say in defence of his lata political course. It was a desperate stake, and Douglas played a desperate game. The whole force of his being was thrown into the contest and if he bas not succeeded, it was not because of any omissions oa bis part. Every assailable point waa attacked the prejudices of the people wer besetged opponent were bitterly denounced, and evea lukewarm friends were spurred up by promises of fur' ture preferment.

Such has been the programme which bas been enacted in our midat during the laat thirty days. And why, let as ask, bas all this been done Stephen A. DougUa, a Democratic Senator, has been compelled, by the force of popular opinion, to resort to this humiliating Erocedure, in order to bolster up bis waning p--tical fortunes. He deserted the party that placed him in the position which he has prostituted to such unholy purposes be turned upon the Democratic party in the hour of its victory, and sought to engraft new testa into its platform. It ia aa unwelcome thought, yet the truth must be told, let the consequence be wbat they may.

At the meeting of the last National Congress, the Democratic party was a unit it was beset by no foes without and assailed by no traitors within. It presented an unbroken front, and was powerful for good. It would have gone on in tbe path it had trod tha path which Jefferson, Jackson, aud the long list of patriots had trod bad not its harmony been disturbed by our own Senator. The repeal of the MUtouri Compromise has done what years of unremitting devotion on the part of the conservative Democracy will hardly be able to rectify. It was do part of the mission of that party to break down that time-honored compact it wss not duty tbst prompted it it was not the subject of clamor by sny considerable portion of tbe people: the South had not asked for it, and the North was content to let it remain a memento of the patriotism of its originators, and because it waa wise, just, and kept alive that spirit of concession, without which, no great measure was ever consummated.

The deed has been done, and it bitter fruits are visible. The object of our Senator in his speeches has been to force his peculiar views down the throats of tbe people, and to justify himself. He bas denounced all wbo had the independence to protest against the great wrong he has committed in the uame of Democracy. I did it, and Democrats must sustain me." This is hi. motto.

In the midst of all his denunciations against those who differ with him, he has found no words ot condemnation for those who bsve so grossly prostituted the elective franchise in Kansas and wbo made free-speech and free-thought crimes, to punish which they enacted laws unequalled in atrocity in any uncivilized state. Tbe executive of ft great nation is made the willing tool of the Kansas conspirators, and our Senator raises not his voice against the outrage. The acts of omission and commission of the President and his advisers are many. Mr. Douglas bas thus far acquiesced in them'.

To that source alone be should look for consolation. We hsve already said that Mr. Douglas hss failed to justify himself before his constituents. He hss added nothing to his reputation for candor and fair-dealing. Under his leadership tbe Democratic party hss received a terrible shock its banner trails in the dust, even in the house of its friends.

But, we do not despair of it. We have great faith iu the honesty and patrotism of the people. Democracy is no emptv, meaningless term; it is a vi Mr. Bridge, it is supposed, is the only one saved of the individuals named. An hour after the disaster, voices from beneath the wreck of tbe locomotive were heard asking for assistance, and when we left the scene of disaster, active efforts were making to relieve the sufferers.

It is possible nay, it is to be hoped probable, that some of these unfortunates may have been rescued. The road enters the bridge witb a curve, and The show of brood mares and of trotting stock was good, and in the trials good speed was exhibited. I would be pleased to give a more extended notice of the fine roadsters present, con this circumstance, ptrbaps, prevented tbe disaster from being more fatal, as the cars thereby ware diverted, and thus prevented from falling directly in a general melee. Enough of injury respect of the whole community. JL the He was a man A reprosa.

tending for the premiums, but I cannot do them juatioe. The names of numerous fine animals in this class were furnished to as, as they coursed in all his conduct ia this life, and m-the expressions of regret ia his death. However, was accompiisned. 1 be baggage car, next the engine, went down, to use the expression of ooe who wss iu it. extremely easy." Thos.

S. O'SuIli vaa was slso one of t-iersciina around the ring" Morgans," t'Cash," ne was a man oi great aoililv in nis.t.. without causing any serious casualty. Tbe first and second passenger cars followed, and in these Hamiltonians and "Messe- their numbers seemed innumerable. ery style and action were exerciseo, ana cuw several were allied, and a great number, more or less mangled.

In the third car, one or two were killed, only. This car, although in a dangerous position, and almost entirely demolished, was less Tatai to life the attention and comments of their admirers. mortices nor thus enabling, farmers to construct their own gates. There is also a saving of valuable space occupied by tbe swing gate.and can be made self-closing without springs Tbe trotting stallion were numerous, and said to be of excellent quality (a well as appearance.) One horse from Maine, aa iron gray, with a silver mane and tail, both very thick, silky and unusually Inno- attracted my attention by his in securing tbe enactment of a law by the Legislature, under which that house and others msy and limb. In the fourth and fifth ears a great many were fatally injured, and several instantly killed.

The balance of the train followed swiftly on their fatal errand, and the loss of life, with or weights. with crushing weight What ties of affection, conduct their banking operations profit to contusions more or less severe, was dreadfuL wn dodo. 01 irienaanip and interest were The only other article that I can occupy space to mention is Prindl' Patent Stlf -Sustaining Portable Hurdl Fence. A model of this fence themselves and with entire safety to the com treat beauty and graceful action. severed by the sudden rush to destruction munity- Words are idle to tbe bereaved in aucb a trial.

The family horses were exhibited and they made a fine display. A good deal of amusement was exhibited at our State Fair by W. F. M. But tbe Tritiunt't correspondent says: "Geor Some of the cars plunged on those beneath them with their ponderous wheels, and crushed or maimed the unfortunate persona below.

Others hung upon tbecrflr in a perpendicular position, and two or three turned bottom upward, down the grade. Only one the extreme rear In Heaven and Time is It Ir only consolation. wss furnished during this part of the exhibition Arny, of McLean County, for which the Committee awarded him a diploma. This fence A meeting of the St Louis Chamber of Com gia and olhtr mtrrtrury." What othtr wmeuril eurrmcy does bs mean Why the very issues which these benevolent brokers, wbo merce was held on Saturday morning, at which would be of much vtilue to our prairie farmers where timber is scarce. It can be made cheap, bsve voluntarily assumed tbe guardianship of the people's currency, are paying out in ex is movable and hence the fence rows can be kept car maintuined its positioa on the rati.

The rails for a rod or two on the abutment were strained from their position by the first cars that passed over, and this gave to those in the rear different directions. A few plunged directly over tbe precipice, and then followed the resolutions sympathising with tha friends of the deceased were passed, and Mayor King recommended that on Monday there should be a eeasa-tion from all buainees, ss a tribute of respect to those deeply afflicted, and also that divine aervice change for the Georgia billa That ia the oth clean, and it facilitates the herding of stock in by a man who rode around the ring bestriding a noble looking bull. The crowd on the track opened to the right and left during his passage, as the red sea opened to the children of Israel. The matched horses that were on exhibition combined as usual all varieties of quality. The draught horses in the ring to-dsy must hare amounted to 1,000, including the dray horses of the city and I suppose that never before were esse bled together ao many horses of thia er unsecured currency" to which he alludes, fields where the farmers may desire to have the gleanings eaten up.

It is certainly the best and tbe disasters of river, aavigatioa would be a very serious drawback upon -tbe profit. Those disasters are not to beregarded a contingencies which may or may not occur, but as something inevitable, ears to happen to somebody. Those of tbe last spring and summer, though completely swallowing ujt two millions of dollars worth of property, must be reckoned, according to the Inspector's report above referred to, a a minimum of th avenge that may be anticipated hereafter. Every year about ao many stesmboats are sure to be snagged, blown up, burnt, sank, run aground, aad otherwise injured and destroyed, with a like fortune tutheir valuable freights. However forfM-nate the trade of any given year, all who engage in it may reckon with certainty upon a loss of at least two millions of dollars in the aggregate.

In an article some montha since, we endeavored to ahow, and we think we did show, the great advantages of railroads over rivers, in the certainty and the safety of the means of transportation which they present. We referred to the disasters upon the Ohio early in the spring, and again in the summer, and to the frequent interruptions in the narigatioa of the Upper Mississippi, as illustrative of our position. The practical effect of this difference in favor of railroads is very strikingly illustrated in the falling oS in the trade of New Orleans, and its diversion by railroad to other commercial centres. Not long since the Memphis JEagU predicted that grass would yet grow in the streets of New Orleans, in consequence of the Mississippi trade going scross the country eastward, snd the sgi-tation of the subject, pro and con, has given rise to a very spicy discussion. It was" not contended that New Orleans would lose her trade so much on account of the dangerous navigation of tbe Mississippi, as from the hopeless unhealth-ineas of her location, and tbe roundabout route to Eastern markets, coupled with a climate unfavorable to the preservation of perishable commodities.

On the general subject, the Philadelphia Kurth American makes the following sensible remarks, which, we observe, have attracted the attention of our St. Louis cotemporeries Commerce finds channels of its own. It has found several excellent ones direct from the west to the northern Atlantic seaboard, by railways, canals, and it will be very likely to adhere to tbem, sin energy, industry, tact, enterprise, and capital Re all at work to keep it there, and tber, the wide world over, have guided the destinies of trade. Wbat is called the diversion of trade from New Orleans by tbe Northern railways, is simply tbe avoidance of a long, circuitous snd dangerous navigation. It will be ia vain for the Orleannais to praise up their "natural route," a establish steam lines, unless they set themselves vigorously at work to diminish the dangers to which tbe navigators of tbe Western rivers is subject.

New Orleans is but tbe growth of the trade of those streams. Tbe stagnation of its trade is indicative of the preference of the safer and more expeditious transportation by direct land routes, in consequence of tb great and constant losses experienced on the river routes. If a man, having a given quantity of domestic produce to send to market, loads three Salboats to send it down to New Orleans, and loses two of the cargoes on the route by tbe snsg-ging of his boats, would it not be much better for him, next season, to ship his produce to Philadelphia by railway direct Thia ia the plain common sense view of the case, and it is of that kind which goes home to the appreciation of all tbe producers of the West. If, therefore. New Orleans would recover its ascendancy in western trade, it must do so by the improvement of the navigation of the western rivers, snd it can do so by no other means that we know of.

Let tho influence of that city, and of all tbe others bordering the Mississippi and its tributaries, be devoted to an energetic and continued effort on behalf of the recommencement of the operations of the snag boats, and other sopliances for the removal of obstructions to nsrigation. In these days of progress trade does not feel itself obliged to follow natural channels," and those who place their sole reliance upon the advantages of nature aud position, will be very spt to find themselves surpassed by the votaries of art. But has the New Orleans tbe and its smount will incresse in the same ratio that tbe bills of tbe Atlanta and Interior are driven out. Now wbat a miserable, transparent cheapest fence I have seen. beheld la all the churches in the city.

Arrival of Ibe Balds. In tbe Agricultural Product Department we and more devoted to it, and the success of road of which he had charge, than acr ae have ever seen, nor do wo expect to hia like again. He had a most comprth.aivr' mind, full of resources, and he waa aecustOTiId to concentrate all his faculties to the obieei view. To the Pacific RaUroed his servroei invaluable. Aside from hia professional eminence, he was a man of extensive reading enlarged views, snd well calculated to lesre b-i impress upon any subject discussed bv him.

W. look upon bia loss a calamity which the can badly endure. Mr. R-'M. Dubois tbe firm of Speck A (V Main street, it is ared, is among the killed bas not been beard of since the accident.

Among the wounded, ia Eugene of this city. He is badly burl. James McDermott had his leg badlv mulsai and it is feared that he cannot recover. E. Court Dodds hsd both srms broken and foot mashed.

John Mulberry, of the St. Louis Gram received very serious injuries and Fratk' Luve of the National Guards, had bis leg brosn Ur Lane is of tbe firm of Warne, XLrrU Co. Tbats are the only accidents of a serious chsncier which happened to either of the military panics. Mr. Houn, who keeps a family grocery on tiw corner of Waah and Twelfth streets, was killM in the third ear.

There is no truth in the report of the death at Judge Lackland. He did not start to go t- Jc; terson City, but left the cars at Franklin statu and is'safe. OFFERS OF ASSISTANCE. After the accident, tbe St. Louis Greys, Cisc John Knapp, and the National Guard, t.ipisia Pritchartt, upon the advice of their officers, sd.

dressed themselves to the woi of relieving thoat who were yet suffering from their position ia the general wreck, and to recover the bodies of to, dead. Ia thia work they were engaged op ts yesterday. On the arrival of the train at half past eleve on Thursday night, Messrs. Thornton A Co. livery stable keepers on Walnut streel, toroeif out the whole of their carriages, and piaec tbem at the service of the wounded and their friends, without charge.

WONDER THAT MORE WERE NOT BILLED If any one before the disaster bad visited lis bridge at Gasconade, and after due obserritioa i of tbe locality, made an estimate ol tbe prohibit loss of life attendant on tbe demolition of lea farce is thst which seeks to put out fire by throw find Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Pumpkins, Pota Tbe news by tbe Baltic, given under the tele toes, Cheese, Ac, Ac. graphic hud; i. of considerable importance. ing more fire into the biasing heap. Moreover, as these Georgia issues are owned and controlled character, at one place, that fp resented such nurtured up to adult sge.

But to think notour dreamers and so-called socis philosophers. They have discovered a sort of royal railroad to knowledge and happiness, which takes sn air-line over all manner of hills of difficulty," and with one sonorous blast of the whistle lands its passengers in another "Happy Talley or on the top of some Delectable Mountain." In modern times, Jean Jacques Rousseau wss tbe first to proclaim a scheme for the world's regeneration, while personally be remained vicious snd miserable, and led all bis disciples into quagmires of evil. St. Simoa camo after him, aud waa only less unfortunately successful, because be lacked Jbe genins of his teacher. Tben followed Fourier, who came to fulfill all the law and tbe prophets of his half-craiy predecessors, and announced a system which, with a marvel of generalization and detail, was a impracticable as it was ingenious.

Lesser prophets taught it in this country, and tbe attempt to realize it, was its death. New prophets, however, have arisen who seem to bs the direct inheritors of the debris of tbe old system above referred to. Free Love" has sprung up as a fungus from the ruins, and we fear that it most baleful development is yet to be manifested. But the latest aocial gospel was enunciated by Mrs. Ernestine L.

Rose at the late Woman's RightsConventiou at Cincinnati. Her psnacea for all human ills was laid down in four propositions, which somehow we have lost, but we remember two of tbem, snd hasten to present them to our readers. They are 1. To snatch the key of knowledge from the girdle of the teacher." S. To destroy competition." These propositions would be entirely enigmatical standing by themselves, but the antecedents of Mrs.

Rose may perhaps belp us to their solution. She is Polish lady by birth, snd we presume borrowed ber system from the French school of infidel philosophers. At sll events, she was first known in this countr ss au associate of the Abner Kneeland sect ot infidels, snd for many years wss prominent speaker at their gatherings. To this faith or rather abnegation of faith aha has from time to time superadded most of the new-fangled isms, and ia now known ss one of the most eloquent advocates of Wo-uisn's Rights. But wbat about that "key of knowledge We think we understand the hidden meaning of her language, though it is quite possible that tbe does not comprehend it herself.

She, like all so-called reformers of her class, is self-sufficient in knowledge. She and her associates monopolise it all, and the rest of the world lies in outer dsrkness. Having accepted a faith which begina by extinguishing the soul itself, or st least brings it down to the level of tbe brutes that perish, they very logically ignore all sources of knowledge out of themselves. Tbe maxims of tbe great, and wise, and good of all ages, which have sunk deep in tbe world's heart, snd are the guide of tbeir life, sre ss nothing to them. Teacher I Tbey acknowledge no teacher, not even the greatest and divinest who has yet spoken to men.

Certainly no teacher to whom mankind now look up, carries that "key." Self sufficiency, self-will, and self-indulgence embrace the whole arcana of their science. We are not quite so clear as to what is meant by destroying competition." If Mrs. Rose had aonounced her object to b. tbe destruction of the principle of gravitation, she would st least hare been intelligible. One is just aa easy of accomplishment as tbe other.

The competition to which she refers consists, we suppose, in those obstacles which oppose the realization of her sys-tum certain moral and economical laws which obstinately refuse to beset aside at the bidding of theorists. They cores pond exactly with gravitation. The destruction of the latter would give free play to a universal dance of atoms; thatof the former would result in a hopeless chaos in human society everywhere. We do uot theorize we predicate our conclusions upon ssd facts, some of them of very recent date. Just in proportion as tbe wild social vagaries to which we bsve referred obtain acceptance, do we see an approach to pandemonium.

With satanic instinct, those wbo teach them strike st the foundations of society at the Family That destroyed, by Free Love" or sny other kindred form of evil, their triumph would be complete. Beware of such teachers number of good, remade animal. tal principle, underlying the very foundation of our government, and will remain identical with its existence. "And what though demagogues 1 be ill fortune ot the Russians continues. Ooe of their towns at the month of tbe Dn.iper has by our own citisens, of whose business integrity About th.

time of the exhibitcn of the family A plant of tbe "Discore a Satire" species (yam) is on exhibition by Dewitt A Bloodgood of this city. He says his experiments warrant the belief that it can be raised in the West. Forty thousand pounds are frequently produced to tbe msy attempt to pervert it to unholy uses, we must remember that it is only a perversion of been captured by the Alliee, and a movement was in progress by the latter to bring them to term matched horses, the turn out of Mr. Cortes a splendid four in hand attracted considerable attention he drove a mile in about three min snd ability to redeem the public are entirely satisfied, we bold thst tbs brokers and their subservient press, aaide from the general derangement of business which their course createa, are doing the public a great disservice by forcing in by surroundiog them in tbe Crimea. We imag acre.

ine, however, that tbe Allies will find this utes. The specimens of grass from our State do heavy undertaking. Meantime the Russians hav. On Friday at 10 o'clock the grand cavalcade ita principles that can work harm to tbe country. Be it ours, then, to preserve it in its purity, to maintain its original principles, to keep always in view its importance as an instrumentality for the diffusion of republicanism throughout tbe world.

It is tbe repository of a high trust, and we must not suffer it to be made recreant to its charge as conservative of tbe Constitution and of liberty." Belleville Advocate. to circulation a foreign unsecured currency, of been repulsed by the Turks at Kara, in Asia, of the finest horses at the Fair paraded and made much credit to the Illinois prairies. California Onions weighing from i4 to i lbs. each. Cal the owners ef which we know nothing, to take with immenae slaughter.

Let this ill-luck con- a handsome display. The procession reached the place of that whose owners we do know. ifornia Beets, ooe ot tbe weight of 15 anoth quite round the track and comprised horses of tinus for f.w m.nths longer and even Russian obstinacy may be induced to yield to tbe maxim Such is tbs character of this threadbare hum er 25 lbs. A Valparaiso Squash, raised in West every breed and description. bug of reforming the currency.

Sensible men chester N. weighing 153 lbs. that discretion is the better part of valor." It is no easy task to portray the scene at this There is a Buffalo Heifer here which appears The commercial and monetary Intelligence is period of the exhibition. To stand on an emi balance, some ou one side of tbe sbutment and some on tbe other. The first and second cars fell nearly straight with the road, we suppose the third in a more diagonal direction, wNle around this last others were precipitated si tVith the fastenings all wrenched away, it was impossible to tell the relative positions'the ears bad occupied in the train.

Iu some instances they were piled one on the other, and this position most likely conduced to the greatest amount of injury. We observed one car lying at a right angle with the bridge, tbe bottom nearly forced out, and ic the space thus made several dead bodies were observed by those on the outside. Another hsd bees crushed by tbe ponderous wheels of one in the rear but whether immediately behind it, it is impossible to say and in this a heavy loss of life occurred. The ceiling by tbe overriding car was crushed for half its length to the floor, and when tbe top was removed, we counted five lifeless bodies, one with a wheel resting fully on the breast. As soon as the crash was over, a moment of painful silence ensued, and tben issued from the wreck around us tbe groans of tbe wounded, the supplications of the imprisoned, the screams of tbe agonized, while here and there might be observed the upturned face of the dead mangled and clotted with blood, or the half buffed forms of others whose spirits had passed away forever.

To add to tbe horror of tbe scene, a storm of lightning, thunder and rein arose of the severest description. Tbe lightning appeared to be of blood-red, and tbe peals of thunder, quick as the flasb, resounded on the hills and through the valleys of the dreary forest with terrific grandeur. Several of tbe party immediately started ob foot for Hermann distant eight or nine miles and nearly accomplished the journey before tbe train which bad left the latter place for the scene ef tbe disaster, overtook them on its return trip. The physicians in attendance on the wounded thought it best to push on to St Louis, and after a short stay at Hermann, tbe whistle sounded tbe signal for suiting. It was a painful ride from to draw a concourse of spectators.

also important. There has been a very consider saw it in this light from the first, snd gave it no countenance. Even thosn who were for swhile its dupes are beginning to be undeceived now, as is svidenced by tbe writer in the Tribun who nence and view at one glance of the eye some thousand horses and about sixty thousand spec The rrmt exhibition is a good one. the ap pies, quinces and grapes are excellent, and a tators presents sufficient to fill many pages of exposes the inability of the parties to accom able rise i'h and a slightly incressed stringency ia tbe money market. It was rumored that tbe Bank of France was endeavoring to raise two millions mors of gold in the English market.

This movement, if dictated by Louis A Heavy Lnas to St. Louis. The Telegraph informed our readers on Wednesday morning last, that the injunction suit brought by tbe city and county of St. Louis against the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, was dissolved on the day previous. The decision of Judge Treat was, that the city and county were not legally stockholders in tbe road, and tbat therefore they could not bring the the injunction must be dissolved.

By this decision tbe city of St. Louis loses $500,000, for stock certainly! more for reflection than could be written for one column of your paper. choice collection of almost every variety of pears are exhibited by Hovey A of Boston. It is almost too late for a good exhibition in the Floral department, yet the show is certainly a credit plish anything but mischief to the public. Hock Klver Seminary.

THE CATTLE. The exhibition of this clast of stock ia not so Hspoleon, is hardly a friendly one towards so From a circular of this institution, now before us, we learn that the winter term will commence to the Florists who have furnished their contri numerous as that of horses, and, so far aa Dur- butions. ally for whom he professes so much regard. No Chm for a MeMUrr ranks. hams are concerned, our own State Fair pre cars densely filled with passengers, in the mas-1 ner the catastrophe occurred, we venture to as- 1 sert that on hundred would have been tbe Io- 1 est number fixed upon.

Steam Engine, Printing Presses, and machinery, of nearly every sort and for almost eve sented a much better display. There are three herds of Durhams which especially called my at on tbe third Monday of the preeent month and continue aixteen weeks. It is the oldest in. stitution of tbe kind in Northern Illinois, and it has always enjoyed an enviable reputation For tbe last week or two the commercial edi 1 ne wonder is expressed on every hand that tbe loss of life snd person! iniurv wss not vrest- ry purpose, entirely too numerous to particular tention. Tbey are entered for tbe third premium.

subscribed to the above road. This stock was paid in the bonds of the city bearing six per snd having twenty-five years to run. How the city got herself into so bad a scrape tbe lie-publican, explains as follows tor of the New Tork Herald has been doing bis best to write up a monetary panic. From day to day he utters propbeciea of coming events, and ise. Specimens of minerals, ores, Ac, iron, which was awarded to-day as follows for the thorougbneas of its course of instruction.

er than it has turned out to be. It was fearful scene. Car after car following each other ia lightning like succession, it seems miramloea tbst so many escaped without tbe loss of life. copper, lead, and coal from all sections of the 1st premium, to Noel J. Becar, of Smith town, Heretofore it has labored under the disadvan cautions merchants and brokers to look out for country.

Also fossils snd shells. The Missouri Legislature held a session in the L. for bull, "Echo of Oxford," and four tage of not haviig sufficient room to accommo breakers shsad. On the flrat rumor of the pos The gallery of Fine Arts is well arranged, although badly bruised or seriously injured. Great as has been the calamity to the citv and Ia cows and heifers.

date the wants of its patrons. This drawback winter of 1S52, and the company took great interest iu securing the passage of a law authorizing the city of St. Louis to subscribe for stock sibility of a suspension by the Banks of England and the light so reflected as to do justice to the 2d premium, to Morris Becar, for their bull has been obviated by the construction of a new families, we ought to feel thankful that, at of five hundred passengers, so many should bars and France, he speculated largely upon tbe dis Romeo and four cows. building duriog the past season, 120 by 40 feet, pictures on exhibition. The collection is not, however, such a one as I supposed would be on to tne amount ot ball a million of dollars.

This law we passed snd very soon thereafter, tbe failed to receive lasting injury. 3d premium, to P. Lathrop, South Hsd ley, and four stories high. The Seminary haa a li asters which would nisutt to this country if they should bs forced to adopt such a course, as very hen we take into consideration the fall of nersons anoointed for that rjumoae hv thi. City for his bull Eirkleavington and four exhibition in New Tork, at a fair of the Ameri Council actually subscribed for the smount sta brary of about one thousand volumes, a good and chemical apparatua, instru- thirty feet in front to tb bed of the river, and the high embankment on either side of the track.

cow a. probably they would. Oa tbe arrival of another steamer with mora favorable news, he exclaims, can Institute. Not any that I saw would excel those exhbited by the Illinois artist," McMas- ted, in tne name ol the city. Some three days after the of the Tbe Durhams are a breed of cattle that are msnta lorpisctical surveying and mensuration.

covered with stone the ponderous cars tbenv selves capable of grinding each other into frag In effect, Look out for what the next will bring; ter, for which he received the premiums at our better adapted to Illinois than to Massachusetts, and also a cabinet of choice minerals. An able epmwi iuw iu queauou, auomer law was paaseo take la all a-tii." Referring to tbe supposed iwuciuK iu wi oue we various acts lor we cuar- tne ixasconaae to in is citv. All tbe seats were occupied by the while tbe more fortunate who bad escaped with slight contusions or bruises, were obliged to stand crowded in narrow spaces, tbe floors of tbe cars an inch deep with mud, and the tops or ceilings leaking from tbe heavy rain duriog the entire distance of nearly a hundred miles. Many were tbe apprehensions that a collision with tbe outward bound train was probable. Witb all proper precaution, the speed was lessened to about ten miles per hour, until we reached the Maramec Station, we believe, where the cars State Fair.

ments tne wonaer is increased tnat so few were killed outright or fatally wounded. There a and as our farmers sre frequently importing Faculty preside over both tbe male snd female ter or ttie city ot bt. Ijouis. In this law a policy of Russia to cripple her foes in tbeir nuan Crayon pictures, Monochromes, Photographs, departments of the Seminary. Tbe acale of ces, h.

says: "By similar circumstances, England hardly a positioa in which a car could be precipitated from tbe track at the point named, that give a reasonable hope of escape and yet wits them from other States, delegate from Illinois hare, I learn, devoted some time while here in obtaining information as to where the best of this tion was adopted from a charter passed several years previous, which positively prohibited tbe city from subscribins: to stock of tbe kind indi advantage of the northern sea-ports in natural channels? We think not. Bath Philadelphia charges is as follows: SPBNSSS. Daguerreotypes, Amhrotypes, are plenty and well executed. The Natural History de cated. At the time of its adoption, the effect of banks of their paltry eleven millions, as as ana nev orx nave oemonatrotea long ago, in nractical manner, tbe absurdity of the position seven out oi tne ten, oi wbicb the train was composed, plunged headlong down the abutment, and then others rolled over the grade.

contiDiB mis law was not rjerceived by any leiria ator nr they have swept tbe city of its stock of flour. and the result is visible in tbeir wonderful growth class of animals can be obtained. W. M. Arny, of McLean County, has collected much in formation in relation to the character of this partment is good.

It includes birds, animals, insects, fish, Ac. It is somewhat than that contributed by the Illinois Central Railroad citaen of St. Louis, nor was it discovered until Tuition In Common Enffllvh Branches, Fall S4 83 Tuition In Common auslith Branches, Winter Term 6 SO Tiitrlon in Common English Branches, Bummer Term 6 46 Tuition la 11 teller Branches aad Luiuuh. fill lor tne west were found quietly awaiting our arrival. The apprehended danger was of course The great lakes una tbe Ohio Kiver ana its tri by butaries nave been made peculiarly ours.

a long wane afterwards. Ibe subscription was made iu good faith every instalment was paid as it was demanded by tbe resolutions of tbe Now, as an offset to these Jeremisds of tbe Herald, we invite attention to tbe calm, rational statement of the Homing J'ott, which we copy removed, and soon after the welcome lights of and by Robert Kennicott, at our Fair, as it in Term I bad of stock, which he will furnish to those who may desire to improve their cattle. My space mc city were uuormoia At tne aepot, car-riagas were in attendance, and in a short time Tuition In Higher Brandies and Laauases, Win tar Term 77S means oi works tor wnicn nature seems to nave marked out the line. If New Orleans wishes to recover tbe commerce which is eluding her grasp, let ber look to tbe Mississippi, which she in another column. In of all tbe real mon yompany, ana in one instance tne city advanced its bonds, in order to assist the completion of the weU not allow me to give an extended aeoouat of cludes many specimens from foreign countries.

The exhibition of Mr. Kennicott at our Fair, so far as native specimens were concerned, was Tm In mahsrHraacnei and uuaruaces. aum-BfT Tvrm A 40 tbose ot tbat company wbo had been closely allied by a common danger, and united by a etary troubles ia Europe, and well-grounded roaa. -j ne wooie amount was paia, ana the cash th cattle oa exhibition two lots however de Eaira charge tor ralnling snd Drawing, per quarter 4 00 'r Music on the Piano Porte 8 00 reautea, oetore tne roaa was finished. apprehensions for tbs future, tbe money market common sympathy, separated for their various serve a little attention that of Ralph Wade, Jr.

much better than this. nomes. LIST OF THE KILLED. With regard to the exhibition of Italian of New Tork the great balance-wheel of our financial system moves aa steadily as if sll the Board in tne nail inciuning suet Koom Bent rurn-ture, Ac. pr week 00 IncMentals.

to defrsr expenses of sweeping hall, btll ringing. fto per I 75 of Canada, and a oow with her keepers, owned by Mr. Lathrop. Th former (Mr. Wade) has Xew-Vork Money Market.

From the Evening Post Sculpture," so far as I can judge it is a very uaa permuieo. uwiuc aiuioo, iniumsum. lb is a noble dowry and might well make her an imperial city but her own statesmen, with their strict construction doctrines, hare stood in the way of her benefitting by it. They have seen in the appropriations for river and harbor improvements only schemes to aid the North, snd now at length they begin to see the results of their folly. Let them heed the lesson, and learn to world were in a state of profound peace.

In There is no monetary panic, nor baa there devoted much attention to Durhams, both in Eu Further information can be had by addressing The following is a complete list of the dead, so far as they had been ascertained. It is supposed thst one or two other bodies were yet to be recovered good display. We have here also the represen Money the Talisman. It is well known to the people of New York been. Tbe very utmost that can be said is that the Principal, Rev.

W. T. Barlow, Mount Morris, deed we have abundant reason for remsining calm and confident ot the future even though there has been a slisrht stock panic. Outside of rope and this country, and his stock gives evidence of it, and indicates that he i a good breed tation in plaster of Christ and his Apostles, which were contributed to the exhibition by the and the rest of mankind" that tbe New Tork Ogle County, III. Mr.

Channell. father of J. T. fThanncll the speculative stock circle, there is no panic at all, though some of our co tempo nines are trying the troubles of Europe should be increased ten Tribun is ultra on tbe subject of the Maine Law. Bollard; 11.

B. Dayton: Mann Butler: Thnmn. er of Short Horns. Danish Consul. Adulteration of Flour In Cai fold.

Our relations with it are only those of trade, regard these works in true light, as eminently national, and tending to the benefit of all Nobody is so severe upon its opponents as Mr. vrray; ntf. air. xeasuaie; if est; I'atnefc Some of the best Embroidery I have seen, The tatter (Mr. Lathrop) has endeavored to cultivate both the character of the animal as to A correspondent of the Montreal Gaettt state.

to write one up. i nere nas not been lor many years so much monetary ease as exists in the dry groods trade, the produce trade, the Drovision and our position and resources are auch that it Marr; air. mow, Kepresentauve of Dunklin Thos. S. O'Sullivan, Chief Engineer: E.

C. Yosti Greeley. He gives them no quarter, but pours upon them a Sebastopolic shower of hot shot. Al (with one exception, that of specimens of Gobelin tapestry from Paris, a full set of which was sections oi our country auxe, Loss of Life and Property on Steamers. muat be profitable.

Europe lacks breadstuff, the purity of blood, and also as to their quality trade or the grocery trade, or the all important (firm of Shields A Yosti C. Csse E. C. Black and we bare an abundance to spare. The Baltic, burn; J.

A. Koss: Henry Chouteau: Cantain cotton trade, as exists at tne present time. The We same days since gave a brief paragraph as milch cows. He has one cow on exhibition with several of her calves Tarico." She is O'Flaliertv: Joaenh Harris of St 1, exhibited in Washington City some years ago.) An embroidered portrait of Washington by Miss which arrived on Saturday, brings the intelli farmers sre growing rich beyond all precedent. cohol in every form, be argues, is a poison, and everybody who tastes it will suffer.

This is all very well, for we presume Mr. Greeley speaks embracing tbe aggregate losses from steamboat thst there is half a bushel of plaster of Paris in every barrel of flour manufactured at a certain mill in Upper Canada, which is sold ss second quality in Montreal and that a baker in that city who bought twenty barrels of thia description of flour from a trader in that city, bad to return twelve of the bsrrels ss being unfit for use E. C. Jeflrees, Rep. of Franklin Adolphe nave too mucn to pay witb here too many ready money resources too much rice, tobacco.

twelve years old has had six heifer calves in suc Belshar of Brooklyn interested me much. gence of a conaiderable riae in wheat, Sour and corn. All that is purchased of us must be paid disasters within the last year, from the report of A Deles treorge tberle Air. Lynch R. M.

Du bis honest convictions. But all at once tbe liquor and cotton too much pork and beef, to dread It is out of the question for me to give a full bois; Wm. Moun; Jos. rtnnegau; Mr. Bryan.

the Supervising Inspectors of Steamboats, late cession, all like herself, good milkers. She has given as much as twenty-four quarts of milk per nve to six ounarea passengers, we have only the report of about 30 killed and oO badly injured. THE BRIDGE. Ko examination has yet been made, and it it yet too soon to recur to' the cause of this disaster, but we fell well assured that it is one of tiiost inexplicable eases which msy well drfr human scrutiny. It has been suggested, that tbe devilish malice of some evil disposed persona nay have been at work to weaken tbe superstructure snd thus to expose to the hazard drstL lli hundreds of valuable lives in the cjr, on that dsy.

Thi much is certain, tbat Mr. himself believed that the bridgt was perfectly secure, or be never would bate vi-iitnrd that rich freight of life upon it. lie bad gnod ressoa to believe so, for on the night previous, as we bad i it from bis own lips, be bad passed over the Mad from tbe Osage river to St. Lum, with tL- locomotive, aud he exultingly Ba all was right Mr. O'Sullivan had difficultly to encounter, is the completion of this work, of which no nun not initiated haa any it teemed be a source of great gratilication bi hua tbat a bad overcome tbem all, and tbat his triumph was at hand.

That he had no fears of the capacity of the bridge to sustain the pressure upon it, ts sbown by the confidence with wbicb he put in the post of danger, on the locotMoti re itself, a position in which be wss willing to rift his own life, but for the wealth of world be could not hav been induced to endanger tbe lives of tbose committed Ui bis charge. Tbe masonry of this bridge waa tbe wort of Ssler, Schulenburg A and is of tbe most substantial kind. It haa stood every test applied to it, without damage in any bhar-e a est-ever. The wooden superstructure tresiie wort was put up by Stone, Boomer A bh-d of great experience in bridge building in tne tfefft, and whose reputation ought to protect their, fros any imputation of design to turn over to the Company an imperfect or unfinished piece of work. We shall be slow to believe that tbe have done ao, except upon the plainest tu-mony.

Example of Baralac the Dead. The New Tork Foe. Pott, ia aa enlightened men are allowed a hearing on the most liberal 1 wo were not identified, and one necrm. any suspension of specie payments on the other for in gold or ita equivalent. We ow.

no debt, to Europ which cannot be met without em or even a partial description of this great exhi ly in session at St. Louis, and now present Mr. Moore, of Cape Girardeau, died at the Hos scale. In the Trxbun of Friday and Saturday aiue. jar goiu is iu surplus mucn Deyoua actual dsy.

bition. It would occupy a week to 'examine the somewhat fuller statement. Their report em wants wnen we retain a small Dsoer currency. pital last nignx. from the qusntity of plaster they contained.

Ihere sre not lean than four or five columns of barrassment. The Ayershires, Herefords and Jerseys are articles and furnish matters for reflection for and nothing better can be done with it than sell braces tbe loss of life and property on all the Bow absurd, thsn, fur tbe trail to talk about it abroad but it is impossible thst we can shin ilr. JNeaJ, tbe Engineer, was left at Hermann, very dangerously injured. Some of the bodies of the dead were marked The millers felt their honor touched at this charge, and one of their number has made a months afterward. I must therefore conclude.

well represented, but the best exhibition of Dev the strongest kind of Anti-Maine Law arguments hesded by the State ticket of the liquor men. It inspected steamers under the law, since it first for any length of time all the articles we have our gold sll being swept off at ons fell swoop by on probably ever winessed in the United States S. statement, throwing the burden of tho fraud up with unusual and terrible mutilations. One of enumerated, without suspending tbat of gold. England sud France I If any is carried out of went into operation, which will shortly be published.

There has been sn immense loss of pro is to be seen here. is true their articles are published as advertisements, but they are conspicuously printed, and on the flour dealers. He says tbe survivors lnlormed us that he saw two corpses i. i i i i though in ordinary circumstances gold will steadily leave this a gold producing country Tha Prospects ofBaraboo. Wisconsin.

tbe country beyond what is needed to meet the OTIbU UIO CUUMU I VI UUt tJJ JJ IIU le IS "There are numerous dealers in flour snd mill The show of work oxen ia large and creditable. I have seen heavier cattle, bnt for com rill, for aught we can see, be quite ss effectual to the non-producing- ones. The non-shinment To th. Editors of the Democratic Press perty, principally by the sinking and burning of steamboats but there has been but little loss of BADLY WOUNDED. offal in Quebec, Montreal, ILinirston.

Cobourir. Baeaboo, Oct. 11th, 1865. as if they hsd appeared in any other form. Does Toronto, and Hamilton, whose business it is to bination of activity and strength, tbe character of accruing balances of trade, it must be purcbssed at a premium, and the seller makes a satisfactory profit.

It would be folly to expect all the gold which is constantly coming from Califor buv un emntv barrels of auch mills aa are con Mr. Jecko, firm of Hart A Jecko Henry C. Hart; Rufus K. Lewis; Mr. Oriswold George K.

Bamboo is a town of rapid growth, pleasantly pay at fifteen cents a line, under the head of life, by explosions and collisions, on our interior waters. The loss of life during the year ending of gold will ever be the exception, but if (which is not, as we deem, probable) specie payments are suspended in Europe, less gold will be wanted there, and less will consequently be shipped the contending yokes stands very high. Tbe sidered tbe manufacturers of the best quslities situated on the river from which it derives its Business Notices," make it a moral transac Budd, leg broken Frank Lane, leg broken Mr. heaviest pair of oxen are five years of age, and Sept. SO, 1855, was as follows of Dour: into these barrels, with toe original Hitchcock, badly hurt John Parker, arm brok nia to be heaped up io the country.

Aa soon as tion The liquor men sre wise in their genera nam, nine mile west from the Wisconsin River nence. weigh 2,550 lbs. each and are valued at $500. mill-brand upon tbem, ia packed flour of the moot inferior quality they can purchase and it It is a mistake to suppose thst s-old bars en John C. Richardson, badly hurt; Oliver 95 It accumulates in quantities beyond the wants of and forty miles from Madison, being on the direct route from Madison to La Crosse.

It con tion. They did st one time contemplate the publication of an expenaive daily paper for the dis- yuinette, badly hurt- John C. Carson, badly On the waters of the Atlantfe On the waters or the Miarissippt On the waters of the Northern Lakes On the waters oT the Psdflc Cn the wsters of the Ocean (str. 7S is quite possible that these same dealers, owing- The fattest cow we saw was from New Hampshire, seven year old, and weighs 8,600 lbs. The our monetary circulation, it beoomee an article ss bought at a conaiderable discount, 3t'z', cannot be shipped at a profit, with exchange on London at on Pan at seven 5.25 for sixty day a.

the nsnalnaance- to tne nigo price 01 nour, msv bsve been tempt 307 of merchandise, and will go where there is seminstion of their sentiments, but by the mode tains, according to the last census, eighteen hun uuii, vuuzids, uauiy nun; sir. itoDerte, Paymaster, badly hurt; Mr. Hendie, druggist, badly hurt; John M. Wimer, badly hurt; Peter largest ox belongs to Massachusetts, five years ed to stlulterste the flour. The warhnger.

of tbe Total se vhich they bsve adopted it can be done at a dred, although by many of the inhabitants two old, and weighs 3,760 lbs. This animal measur greater demand for it. We may be very sure that so long ss our commercial position remains lbe question that determines tbe shinment of port oi I oronto coma, I doubt not, testily to the truth of what I state, as large quantities ot wbat Tbe causes of this loss of life were steam, thousand are claimed. much cheaper rate. Brown, ol Jenerson, badly hurt; Mr.

Kadeliffe, brakeman, badly hurt; Dr. Vanzandt, badly hurt; ed five feet girth, and is valued at (500. saaxp aud boo. ia gnown as interior laruiers nour is bouffbt un goia is tne ensrscter or the cheap bills of exchange offered. Bills drawn against speculative as strong as it now is, the shipment of gold.

It is the county seat of Sank County, which and packed in storehouses, and no doubt else The Mexican IndemnityDoubtful Drafts. nay quantity called for by tho demande of trade. shipments are not much relished. The laws of where throughout the city. 1 nave even known 137 fire, 69 collision, 334 wreck, 21 foundered, -27.

Of 1,062 steamers inspected the past year, including those of Cslifornis, there have been accidents involving the loss of life on only To-dsy I made a tour of the sheep aad swine in. ijingo, oauiy nun wosepn vr niie, representative from Ripley, legs broken F. L. Billon, arm broken; Mayor King, badlv cut; Col. D.

H. Armatrong, badly cut; Mr. Littlejobn, badly gives it a degree of importance, and will be more fully recognized in the completion of its elegant It ia generally understood that the remaining trade are still paramount. the beat Quality of nour made at Mill, taken pens, and I find sheep of almost every kind. The demand for money is ssrain more active.

three millions of the Mexican indemnity will be ie no cause for apprehension. sjenatstr-nt. out of the barrel, and replaced with flour little Court House, now in process of erection, to be article on the subject, suggested by tbe ease of Mrs. Pfeil, of Mil waukee, ays We bare ott better than good snorts, this 1 nave known due by the United States to Mexico when the 27 boats. On the Mississippi and its tributaries finished sometime during the coming winter.

but tbe supply is ample, though the rates for iu use are high. The discount brokers report 8 to 9 per cent, for first class paper, and 8 to 10 for Messrs. Campbell A Ladd hare a splendid collection of to Silesian and Franco. The peculiarity of these breeds is, that their wool is exceed done in Toronto and there are still men in To nurv, mr. AJfu, ncfimcuMUTe DI en badly hurt; Csrlos S.

Greeley, slightly injured; John Lesch, slightly injured L. M. Kennett, slightly injured. there have been but 83 passengers who here lost ronto wbo Drsctice and make a brinir bv auch a The site chosen for it is one of the most con Tbe 7vm, mouth-piece of Judge Douglas, boasts of the "aid and com fart" it has given to er heard of any other example of such mode of disposing of the dead in this country, by the act of man." The Buffalo Boundary Commission shsll bsve reported, and its report been approved by both Governments. It appears, however, that certain parties now otner gooa paper, wnue unindorsed paper rules their lives.

In the fifth supervising district, course, snd I have no doubt tbe same thing is spicuous and commanding in the whole Tillage, at 10 to 12. the parties engaged ia derangiug tbe currency practiced in ail otner places namea. A public school is supported here on the sys Nothing is doing in foreign exchange sterling- ingly fine and produced in large quantities. Hnngerford, Brodie A Converse have seven Leicester sheep among them a buck imported The editor has forgotten tbe caa of CoL Las hold drafts against this sum to the amount of and the business relations of tne city and eoun It waa recently stated, ssys tbe Toronto Gala- which includes tbe Arkansas, and all other waters of tbe Mississippi (except the Ohio) up to the Lower Rapids, there has been a loss of forty ranges from 10SH to 109, and franca 6.17 to tem of eastern Union Schools, employing some be following wounded were sent to tb Sisters' Hospital Heber Lirermore, residing at the corner of Fourth and Locust street, leg broken; Wm. Edge McCiean, of Cape Girardeau, leg broken Mr.

Moore, of St. Genevieve, badly wounded hv $2,252,000, given by Santa Anna, and that their try. This is quite coneieleat in tbe Tim, aad nitt, thst the mixing of plaster of Pari with flour was practiced pretty largely at Oswego, three teachers in their respective departments, 6.22X, but these are quotations only. Tbe market seems well supplied with commercial agents have been for some time active in Wash is doubtless in accordance with the wishes of twa years ago, and although he is but three years old he weigh between 300 aad 400 lb. Mr.

Al two inspected steamers, principally being snag which, together with ita several already organized rena, which is an illustrious example furnished by a native-born American. Henry LaareM, President of Congress, was a native of Soetk Carolina, and took an riy part ia opposing the arbitrary eieima of Grat Britain at tbe cm-mencementof tbe American'Bevolntioa. While Dine. ington ia endeavors to induce our Government Judge Douglss. Having used his official influ and that such flour was put up in barrels, and ged or sunk by rocks, involving a loss of more fractures will die.

religions societies, (two of which have erected to give preference to those drafts as against the falsely branded with the nsme of Upper Canada Sound Data Object, of ibe Coagreas of Doctors McDowell and McPherson were fortn- bert Kelly, of Auburn, Masav, ha a long wooled back, two years old, weighing 334 lbs. The ence and his vote as V. S. Senator to defeat aa appropriation fur the improvement of our harbor. handsome churches,) speaks well for the moral claims of the present Government of Mexico.

Mills, fur consumption eastward. nately among the guests, and gave their beat tbsn worth of property. Banks of the Culled States. Special Dispatch to the K. T.

Dally Time Washington Oct. SO. tendency and enterprise of its inhabitants, be wool of thia animal ia very coarse and long; Their efforts hare met with no success, so far, it ia very natural for him to follow up his war on his way to Holland, whither be bad bee test by Congress to negotiate a loan, be wss espturea by tbe enemy, and remained many years a pn- saui to me alienation ox ine wretcnea suherers. It wss impossible, however, for them to apply sides imparting to the general interest of the Denmark is evidently much alarmed at the some of the fibres measure eight inches in length. and probably will not be successful.

If it upon the commerce of Ibe rorthwest by en The following table shows the condition of the banks of the United States, according to the re In tha Winnebago Circuit Court, at ita Isst u.umtB uiu icm uujus Bauer toe circumstan place a feature at once prominent and attractive aoner in England. He returned to America should turn out that the parties holding the ces. The finest of the kng-woled buck is an Oxfordshire," and Hector," owned by J. T. An term, aa actioa was brought bv Rea A Dow and died in Charleston in 174.

He di to the stranger. The accident occurred where no house are turns nearest the 1st of January, 1337 and 1855, drafts above referred to have advanced any con Srospect ox being compelled to give up her ound dues exactions. She ia endeavoring to postpone the blow threatened by tbe United States, and her but and only card is exposed in her attempt to bare the subiect referred tn sgsinst the Galena snd Chicago Railroad Com The state of society, comparatively speaking, rected hie son to burn his body after bis death, aa the sole condition of inheriting an estate of drews of West Cornwsll, Yt. His weight is received by the Secretary of the Treasury to be aeen in a wild forest and during tbe time a heavy storm of rain, accompanied with couraging an attack upon Ita currency. Judge Douglas' position with respect to Chicago is the same as that of the Allies before Sebsstopol.

He attacks it both by land and by sea. Counterfeiter. Arrested. siderable sutos of money to Santa Anna on tbe strength of the indemnity, it will probably prove 1937. sixty thousand sounds sterling.

His will con pany, to recover damages for negligence ea the part of the defendant ia receiving and carrying less. 1 Ml is good, taking in view the better class, which is mostly comprised of eastern people, whom I find iignming ana tnunaer, oi tne most vivid de 290 lbs. L. G. Morris of New Tork exhibits Southdown, aad other hare Saxons, Spanish, Congress of Nations, to meet, according to her Capital 78 SjM.T71.01ll cluded with the following request, wHicb was to be a losing speculation.

The Government t3B4T7.288 scription, feu witnont intermission. Oouriera were disoatched forthwith to Hermann to be uniform ia principle and education. compueu I Hi prupuBiuou, soma time next montn. I do not believe she has anything; to hone from Meriaa. Ac- grain belonging to the plaintiff from Kockford to Cbioago.

It was proved that the plaintiffs I solemnly enioiu it on mv aon as an Loans and discounts. dtfaeto in Mexico is the only party which our own can recognize in tbe transaction, and the for another train, and in an hour or less the There are four hotels, of which the Baraboo Two persona, who gave their names as Jacob la the Swine department we have the "Berk- jwasabl duty, that aa soon a he convementJy such a Congress, for, from such diplomatic information aa I can gather her, her pretension wounded were in comfortable car em Ihaiawj had sustained a losa by a fall ia the price ef House and American take the tha I sbHw, Suffolk," Ataekay," te. L. D. Mor- M.iT3.il money will not of course be paid until it ia doe.

Miller and Theodore Mickel, have been arrested and imprisoned st Rock ford for paasing Coun -9rt-rSrrT ass a Berkshire Boar. -Sir to tbe city. It was an awtui spectacle one that wheat after a reasonable time had elapsed for caa alter my decease, be cause my wrapped ia twelv yards of tow-doth, sua burned until it ntifwlv mnutnelL end the ia point of reputation, respectability, Ac, th 85.738.735 Brocks Beal esca'e Oihrr l'ue by other Notes of other Sperie fund. Specie lx.4U7.lil l.04.45! 10.433.-Sa B9.63.9ie S6.Sa.55T S.3SS500 might aDcal tne aloutest heart tbe dead and years old, wnicn wetgns sou to, joaepa of Dorchester, has a Suffolk sow years old, X3 429.51S 81.155 terfeit money on the Orleana Bank and the others bang of aa inferior das. The want of a dying lying wi.

bout shelter, save tbat afforded win nu cuccuto support irom zvuropeaa the efforts made to show tbat France is ready to sustain tbem. The question whether the United State ought collecting my bones, depo.it tbem wherever be S.tMStS UCMawaal Milwaukee Railroad. Th work upon tbi. road, says the Beaver Dam th. shipment of theirs that preference was giveu by defendants to farmers, and that all grain direct from the producer was shipped with which has raised 125 pigs, ilungertora, rirodte good hotel, properly kept, is greatly felt by tbe traveling public, from whom Baraboo receives a by the hand of friendabip or philanthropy, exposed to pitiless storm, snd tbe wounded groaning from amid the ruin, and supplicating A Itonveree, juusourg, nave a BunoiK mi laomii its riffuui in mis case tn dpmsinn hv Stntitul, is going ahead rapidly.

About the first Boar 4 rears old that waurfas 1.060 lb. European powers, ia a very important one. A. LUSiLrrm. Circulation H9.18S9e Deposits U7.3V7.13S Due to other banks.

67.451.U8 Other liabilities 3U60.SBB iW.40U.343 out delay. Tbe Court held that it was the duty may tninx proper. And bav somewhere seen a letter writes by an accomplished daughter of bis, in wbicS she approve of ibis mode of disposing of bar father's remains. liberal share of patronage. toe succor ut uiuvw lunnosie.

of the present week the trains will run regularly a nation we are unanimous in tbe conviction tbat To look at tne Bogs Ber would surprise any of tbe defendant to receive and carry, with rea Tbe return cars reached tbe denote oa Ponr- Thia being the converging point ef some firs nersoa aad if oar farmers could only get a Aggregate immediate tiahill- the Bound tolls have no baa.a of right or justice; and yet, if we carry the Question into tbe pro teentb and Seventh streets, about half-nut 46.1;.W 4M.S09.SB from Iron Ridge, which ia but sixteen miles from Beaver Dam. The grading is progressing finely sonable diligence, all freight offered them, and sight at the exhibition of swine think it well traveled stage routes, affords an easy com tie? AaaTecate Immediate 139.47v.tT7 en o'clock. Tbey were filled with th wmmdH would stimulant warn to aa improvement or uus they had no right to favor one set or class of and although their accommodations wer limit. Illinois CtHtrtesr. Th liberality of the managers of the IIIiwa class of stock ia oar State.

Specie in drpositories Total speeie to twnks snd trea posed Congress, snd European natiooa find it their interest to decide against us, we will be bound to submit to their decree, aud bow our persons over another, or give any superior ad munication with all the surrounding towns, besides a prompt daily arrival and departure of the -various mails, a facility and privilege which but et.t33.43S sury ea, we beard not a aingla expression of dissatisfaction. Many in that melancholy train wera east of Horicon, and without doubt the cars will be up to Rock River by the middle of the month. It is expected that Beaver Dam will be reached by January. In the spring an effort will vantage, to one person or class of persons over Maraer aa La Salle Oawarr. aecks to tbe voke we have already mrarned.

railroads, ever since the first loeoxaotive started up tbe prairie chicken, baa beea the constant Km Af ulminlm. wi miu W'fi E0t The specie of the backs, from 1843 to 155, fatally injured. many suffered with inter, But, even though certain that the Con cress soother; and tbst such favoritism of other per few western towns can boast of. Bank of Eiauerhook, N. Y.

They had passed some of their trash at Betoil Judging from ap-pearancea, ssys the Rock ford publican, they seemed to be mshing a professional tour through the northers counties. One of them is tall, and of sandy complexion the other short, thick set and dark featured. They wer. both well dressed, and drove a fine cream-colored borae, with a silver plated harness and new top boggy. They also carried a gun.

Tbry were supposed to be rMideota of Will County. Cfck-a BarttKCtea Railroad Line. The following are the earning of this line for tbe month, of September and October: October. Pest. Gate.

I1JMW1.M ll.wi.7 P.MVn 4J0JT a ij3.m We learn from hand-bill issued by tbe Sheriff has ranged thus would decide the case in our favor, tbe policy of IMS SS3.SK.IXH agony, out they ot op like men, and exhibited the highest degree of fortitude. We suppose that not on mm nut of Im of La Salle County, that oa Friday evening, the A bright prospect is in future for her, notwith be made to push th work forward to Fox Lake, 4.26.7 sons over the plaintiffs, if it caused th plaintiffs unnecessary delay in getting their grata to market, whereby tbe plaintiffs suffered injury. submitting it is very questionable, because in so doing we would set dangerous precedent, un 3d Daniel Puree 11 murdered Richard Jack- and probably Portage City will be reached by speak of past excursions over the Bock Itl. the Burlington aad the Central Boada, bnt cost make a notice of tbe assistance tendered by ise Illinois Central to tbe State Agricultural Fan- st Chicago. 1 1S61 11S4 186.

standing she has so quietly settled down amid the bluff. She is destined to become one of the 4S.S71.04a t3i der wbica we might soon have imnoaed anus st woo, ia the town of Brookheld, ia that county. th fall of next year. eaped without injury to greater or lea extent, sod although this msy be termed a severe casualty of no ordinary character, yet it is wonder- would make tbe defendants liable ia damage to and has escaped. When last seen, (on the same a European umgrea to settle our relations with Mexico or any other power.

I take it fur grant- most populous snd important towns of th West. Tbe invited guests of tbe Illinois but th plaintiffs. It wa also held, thst, if the defendant had a general custom to receive grain iui now so many escapea wtta me. Great privileges sre afforded by a water-power Qoverameat Order resiwetlas Beaded Gesde. The Secretary of th Treasury has issued or Arrest of a Hon of Santa Anna.

Saata Anna'a son, who figured as a colonel in ea our iTOvernmenx win consent to ne caught in were also tendered excursion tickets over otr rfuaze wens, ot to metric imrt ol tne BO sucu nip. eight after dark,) he had attempted to cat his throat, and left a mark apoa bia neck from which th bkwd wa flowing. He is an Irishman, about of the Baraboo River, which, when fully improv United State, wa alone with his ladr. Th at their warehouse, a delivery of such grain at Bat whether the United State taka any tnrt his father's army, mostly in Michoacan, was ta ed, will gtve to the place a general business-like roads ia Illinois. Tbe Stat Board of Ohis, presented in part by Mr.

8 ted ham, of this were ticketed over tbe Central, tb PjirlmzM tha Galena th ttsvk Island and th Judge received a slight contusion or bruise, and in this Congress of Nation or not. it will such wsrehoase, with notice to the defendants. ders that all persons purchasing bonded articles from the importer shall, ia all case make invoice of their purchases, and sustain them by 96 or 40 years of age, large frame, feet high, appearance, besides adding greatly to its popula doubtless assemble next month. Russia, of ke prisoner a few days since while on his way in disguise to Ten Crux, with the intention sirs. w.

escaped entirely. One other lady wst also ia the company, and received by them without objection, would with a red, freckled face somewhat bloated, bio tion ud size. amount to a delivery to the defendant such a affidavit of the manner in which the purchases she, too, escaped. course, wui De represented memo snd it is not improbable that thia opportunity will be embraced for another endeavor to patch up a peace between Buss is and tbe Allies, with Stir nmnM There are already constructed three dams, About tbe time tbe trains were expected to ar- would raise the obligatioa oa their part to carry re made. Tbey must also accompany tbe in Tssal J3.1T lii.W.n Sll.

SIM JS The proportion of earuiugs of each Road the hoe are as" toliuwa: rresbt. kWM'cere. Matt. Total. eyas, aad thin aaady whiskers haa a down look, aad talks with a vary broad brogu.

When last seen, he bad oa ao clothing bat a shirt aad a axakhaa; ia all a tall of forty feet, by which seve nv yesterday aad Us evening, hundred of and Ohio Roads, and it is only remarkable tbat these gentlemen ever got home again. How tbey traveled we know not aumeieotij far, however, to "fell ia love" witb the whole wastry bounded east by Lake Michigan, -od west by the Mississippi River. Thjc Oh Roard wm nuat aamrjtuousfT f' tbe grain. voices by a bill of sale by tbe vendor, when they embarkiRg secretly from that port. Tbe people of the village where he was arrested, determined to lynch him oa the spot for some alleged crime, but he waa preserved from their vengeance and sent to Vera Crux, where he awaita his triaL He anxioua persons, interested in tbe tat of their of success, as Seoastopol is taken," and all the have such bilL aad by allegations when tbey ral branches of machinery are propelled in manufacturing, )c, including two cabinet and two bed quilt wrapped around him.

inenaa, assembled at toe aepot to see tbem. The most intense interest was still manifested as nave not. cnxuoaiaoi are panting wiu exhaustion. Indeed, it is shrewdly suspected that the real putt pose of tbe Convention Looks aum tn n. The President of the British Asacistioa for th The Sheriff, Mr.

Francis Warner, offer, a re carriage factories, one card ins: machine, one lath to the fate of parti cn lar individuals, of whom no direct account baa been received. ana two aaw-milla, aa extenwrve noarmg-miil of ward of ISO for the apprsasniioa of the mur- is only to years of age, but is charged with some horrible cruelties. I nWn J6 154.98 ton a U.itm-T T.44T.U Central Military Tract U.eN.M tVuVIT Peons 0iuae. aa. tw.re eu.sea.M leljstJ aXCTje UVXW.H oi to is sort, than to tn discussion of the Sound caaaeaaa Ona slismna The Caaadiaa Government have contracted Advancement of Science, ia his opening address at the yearly scientific gathering lately held at four raa ot stone, owned Dv jsi.sis.

Harwell Ml SIT I tn.ss aoooe daea question, th fist of which is a foregone tertaiaed by the Illinoi Board, and pertu? acknowledgements ar due to Dr. Johns, President of tbe Board, aad Dr. KenaicoU. at Corresponding Secretary. In th.

martMiie extended ev Ca also another ia oroeess of construction bv ANOTHER BRIDGE HOWS. IFresa tbe ReauMieaa ef Saturday. inr in Glasgow, stated a ooe of th result of Lord Meaars. Banford A Baasett. for a monthly line of steamers between Quebec and Liverpool daring the sammer, aad between it Oaaaa.

The news from tbe Gasconade Bridge srrrred There are seven dry-good stores, two Drrntino- Roue's telescope, that fot tbe first time since to at the Railroad Managers snd th State Board were At the last term of tbe Court of Queen 'a Beach last nigbt at 12 o'clock. From the retaraa of th atuaiia, of Nebraaka, day. of Newtoa a suspicion haa arisen ia the office, each of which iasaea a weekly, four gro-eeriaa, two drag storea, tw hardware stores, two Tha Sheriff sold -reaimd tsrMitv-two mile Portland and Liverpool during the winter. Th Government to pay tbe eomtraetor (94,000 a They bad been detained several boors at Boeuff without limit, and oa a scale raro-. ia Canada East, it was decided "that, npon im just completed, we learn that th population of I l- 1 m-niiuM i in toe roua aa le flanr ttnsrf mmmpnnn the grand prairies of tb West.

CUvttcma mid. ureek, some miles beyond Washington, where tbe bridge bad broken down- Tb disaster wa portation of good from a foreign country into year for carrying the maila. the 4,5. Of this aa-tb-, 1,10 1 st Milwaukee to where the road intersects Cedar minds of astronomers that laws other than that of gravitation may bear rule ia space; aad that tbe nebular pheaomea aa by that tel jal-aa and title see I'ajoa Kail road Oseaeaay. The following ere the earning, of the Galena and Chicago ion Railroad Company for the month of October, 18M and 1354 wws xac x-mixe.

tb iieaataaare era ket, oo aaah and blind factory, two paint shop. eoed by tbe high water ia that trem. The car containing the dead hodiea were detained J-rees. with the toll-house, bridge, culverts, Ac, Ac. The sale wa made oa a decree io tbe suit of Byron Kilboura vs.

tbe Plank Bead Com MHn, one mis. atm stoma Acre." Tbe Chicago DmrocBATic Pass bosits tha eiata of members Houae, ss CoameO, 1. Th steamer Northerner arrived at Detroit oa escope mast be governed by force, different from Canada, duty may be charged oa auch good, either oa their value at tbe time of purchase of the same, or upon tbeir value at tbe time of import, oa th contingency of a rise ia th inter rv. av pnyaician ana otrurnss nwm MM. ISM.

oo the west of the stream, and it was determined to return to Hermann, where a ferry-boat waa in Tbe Sem compbua ao far aa cast see those of which w. have any knowledge. pany. The road brought Africa. besides very many nandsotne dwellings, soma of there is not a barren acre of laad i 1 11'00; With bow much more truth, though we doom esevmi at tS3J Wednesday, with about eighty miners oa board.

The propeller Gen. Taylor arrived on the earns llw.T SUTJM wiihoat good reaaun of a andua itptiniils PretsM SlaUa. 1.1U.M wmen arw siisiiw iiaiiwii xrvvm mmm ut th a-fls onttiflex, za. readiness to onng toem to tms city. Tbe Vahae ef FMcixa twiaalcraass.

val." Aa appeal hastkeea taken from this decis aad luxuriant foliage of well cultivated tioa ra the country worth oi tb Platte. not what the Press says, may it be said of 1" There is not, probably, a barren acre of a HOTlCtS Or THE DEAD. The Waster Wheat ia Wlira.ila day. She brought lbs. of copper, which 111,927 was from tha CUT mine.

ion to the Privy Council. But what of the dead There is Tom Gray The New Tork Courier and firtr count up th bodily value of th 140,000 immigrant ctate. jsuowaue jlzv. Th Sheboygan Journal says Wheat in The streets sn earefullr laid out with aa nia is a toss tnoeeti not only to out wile aad We meant no disrespect to lows in showing coavexaeaee ana taste, aearlv sji rnnnm. Judging from the las.

retaraa, th Phil. del mt sjesuues is xar-gv toss is i neceaaaxy tnra in the cattle aad feed it down." the advantage of Illinois. It at proper children, bnt to those who had kaowa bim long aad well, and who respected him for th energy and industry which displayed ia all hia snder- Lettert dated tbe ilst September state that tbe pala SertkAmtrirmm eatimatr the popauatioa of who arrived Hut year 100,000 of them abie-bodrad laborers, worth 11,500 each at 1 aad la mosey they bring at tSO each, 17r We have a good report of tbe winter wheat give Iowa papers a chance to speak for i straight, crossung at right angle aad forming perfect aqnares. The sarroxxnding country, possessing a soil rich and ol od active, ia aaoatlT Wild bv farmers cholera ia raging tber with increasing severity. tb geveral Territories a sallows: Total.

Ue.lettf tlsUUMt Chases aad Rack Maad RallraaJ Ctoeapaav. Earnings of the Chicago and Rock Ialand Railroad fur the month of October, or it Prlht auuW. Total -MSMsaJs L. Elwoob, Cashier. trout all quarters of tb state.

Tbe season has been propitious, and tb grain studs thick and selves. tasings. tie ws a most asetui citizen, jom-mencisg business ra moderate way. a black 000,000 ia all soaking th commercial worth of eighty aad ninety cases were occarnng Ba.000; Scar Mexico, Oragaw, X3T Thomaa S. O.

Sullivan, 11 nginr of tbe Pacific Railroad, aad ana of the victim of tha catastrophe, was a brother of tha Has. Jofaa TJ. S- Minister to Portugal. XST Aa elephant valued at 120,000 diad is Philadelphia oa Thursday. -JIMwemlcm aenttnet.

from th TssUji State, nd ia condratoB of smith, be rose gradually to be th head of tare th Tear immigration to thia ooaatry e-2avTh ramxt 'Iowa) Gazette 0,000 aad 70,000. Somav etxb Kaass daily. Eight hundred death had already occurred. Tha peopl. from the interior would sot tbaprosjpective new of th Milwaukee aad La iwinurf eatanii.ninsmi.

in wbk. kx lis sh 000 tarn equal to three-fourths th vain of few th popalatioB ef that Territory at Two million tons of tobacco are enscal- as. Kailroad. Baraboo mar be retarded aa spared him, b. would bav.

mad th income of tb ferry that place at of ninety Xbamai. doHsri fx tbm sart a feat btri enrs town. a. T. a.

all euexpnrta. come to toTh for fear of the pestilence. lr oousumed in tbs world. Brat mi wcasuiy. ao ia.