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iasMsssBaas.rsSB Cstsii 'i'rai ot AtlvrrclsUiaT, -t IN THE HAL.T1MOBE PAILY SUN. 1 qu.tre 1 morjihj4 I do 2 7no I scr.arel iBssrtion.s 5ti 1 do 2 mfisrtions. 075 1 do 3 infprtions. 1 no I do 3 10 oa I do 1 wpfk 1 75' 1 do 6 16' 1 no itweeifs. io i wr wsa LIST OF IiKTTKRS remaining in the Baltimore rosT-OFFiCK, 'sl'marT 130.

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XXYL NO. 69.1 15ALTIMORE, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Bro.ldback Kvits L.ienci lv- imer Ss.irah Har.n-tta r.Iiru-h. 13UY GOODS, site. ijhtnerAniiic Filler Syr Yl Ii TT TbT Cecd Airs A of identity srives them permits to remove the remairs. 1 We saw two line youths brina in a collln to the sta- 7 Alt Ft'iihi-v lavtifnltrs sf tin: Great iixyiia-sion sv lotk.

ttarrrnS.r-sriA ml Mary Via-: Aitm o.ii Mary rt Ann ttra to ry rin.vil Mary Farutl.iVia'sE V.ct-rv.ne Illitr? fi-rall Lucy ran ci dii l.inra l'lHy H.u.A PorserBarti'raMcKuiiiMrsis'o BayUss Aiiss A tlj.Vioor? Mis -Vi Diniin varum mrar: Reu-'iv. Ellen Rr-r n.t. V. theriije Si.elUi El'ij StuL-'ier C'-rrTc turv Ai.r. i S.vi.rrville Hci A M.r A S.uer iovd ts Mills rr Fialr Jennev r-arr iVlaiiryVi house, one of the poor fellows weepina bitterly.

The crowd and the excitement increase as the bodies are more rapidiy recovered. Ve bear most willing testimony to the propriety, amounting almost to tenderness, with which the lirb-men and policemen and all concerned treat the remains, as they discover them among the ruii.s and remove them to the station house. is yet uncertain whether any fomales were in the building at the time of the explosion. Jt is said that a boy named rowers was throngh one of the windows of the building, i-nd adjoining roof, but slightly hi" Up to midnight on Monday the following had I reoovereit, in addition to th. se already mentior t': Francis Hyde, much burt.t about the body; take to the hospital.

Henry Jordan, resides at No. a- Fori jfWclVtmall iv "'rieitJshtpVlrs: t.th A rrreK r-lary tVf arv A Sarah I.1NKNS, UNEN' OAMBKIC HAN J) 1 ivKKCniSOrs. I have on lirinl a choice assortment -if and FKONTLMi l.l.NKN, lrum Btirkhe's, Dtir.seatl.'s and Furstis son's Weaehiiitrs, expressly for l'lttiily use. Ami fiiey are wariiiiited peridot in every respeot. 1 hr.vp niso a handsome article of I.I rN, at cr" tn orr ard.

Vi inclieH wide, l.iuc" Caturi li.v NDKKkc'il ill's, at prices. I would respectfully nsk the ladies to look at my 51 i nor dozen. JOHN A. ROCHK, 62 liamver street 5 anT'ITi is i s. 1 r'itwe a very stuck of ichnrd ii siipt-rior cUltKTINU UM-INS; 6-1, 1 1J 4 it.trus.ey's Mteei ik: I'i fcutl er Case Linen: Table Cloths: N.arkias; Tt-welUHs; -1 i'tifo't; ii) 4 and 4 Cottou Sheeustg; ants.

iJiartkits ant! i ianaeis: Table and iia Covers; Brussels; I'nbleaolitd Siaslins.itc, f.t the nrl-'-s r.ar Ki Aim Viarth I'l'imr Floodi Mis A ft tor; An Miss AO.oc i A Experts of the Firemen to Recover the. Bodies of Scmuel HeartremUne; Narrative Scenes at lh. Station Houst Condition of th'- Boitb List of the Deal, Wounded and 2Iis-t'ntr, i c. The New York Commercial, of Tuesday evoninar. takes up lltriHinj: narrative of Le appalliita explosion at Taylor's faot.ory, where tiiey left off on die previous day.

as puhlished in the Sun yesterday: At that, time voiees were still heard from among the ruins, h.ith in the front and rear, and Henry Oe-rardef. agM -UK residing in Brooklyn, cmpiin ed in the hat ntanu'iie'ory. was rescued. He was se' ere'y bruised. At about half-pBt 2 o'clock Wiibati: Mer-r'tt also i-i the emnioy ol' John, Burr Co reaohed.

He wn severely burned, his features beir.s; scarcely Teomtnizable, and nearly dead. fl3 was ta-kfn to the Fourth ward station house, where if. Sr. Am Jo! '--irh Mrs Si in: O'i w.l;? Mary Ellen pon avenue, Brooklyn; datigerously injured. .1 Kia A V'li'-y More Susan rs "VIcLtan L.

tm jSsr.r.!. Mrs Mstcheu Cure Shai htriLaiirn enn- 1 hurt; Thcnos Hodtrers, Burke Sarah i l.Ot.1 K.IS.' S-arahK Ett-b tin -tbeiU Brotifcs, di vYm Prneior. James civile, in 0. Kiny iu- tWEisht lines a squnit; longer adVaV-tisements in exact proportion, ami payable in advanoe. Advertisements ordered in only once or twioe a week, will be charged 5u cents for the first, and mi oeata for eve.

yiKubseirvient insertion, ts" Marriage notions inserted for 25 cents; Funeral notices 25 cents; Deaths without obituary orfuneral invitation, 12 centii. Affecting Instance of I-'ilial and Maternal Love Executive Clemency. The IV ew Orleans Picayune, of the 27th ultimo, relates the following: A young man named Thompson, about twenty-two years of age, who had been in the penitentiary of this State, sentenced to imprisonment for life, was on Thursday pardoned by Gov. Johnson, with the oon-sent of the Senate. The facts oonneoted with hi case were of a peculiarly affecting nature.

Some two years since he went to the parish of Coddo, from and obtained employment as an overseer on a plantation. Shortly alter he was unfortunate enough to get into a bitter personal difUoulty with a well-known citizen of that parish, the brother-in-'aw of his emp'oyer. Subsequently, as it is reported while Thompson was in the woods alone, he was attacked by the person with whom he had quarrelled, where they had what is called a regular "bear fight." The yomu man, after a long and desperate ooniiiot as the sr-eno of the fight plainly showed succeeded in killing his antagonist. Thompson at once, though advised to flee, gave himseif up to the civil authorities, feeling confident that if justice were done him he would be acquitted. In this he was disappointed.

Being poor, without friends or influence, and in a strange land, he had not the means of procuring counsel, and was finally found guilty of murder. There were no witnesses to the fight, and it was on his own statements, voluntarily made, that he was committed and tried The oireumstances which led to his pardon are the following: After his conviction, and his being immured in the Srate prison, which the stern mandate of the law had deslined to be his living tomb, with those feeelmgs of aiieotion which must ever dwell in the heart of a son however wayward he may be he managed to have it intimated to his only surviving parent, a widow, that he had died of smali-pox. He thus hoped to soften, by taking away the humiliation with which a knowledge of the truth would have invested it, the blow that had separated them in this world; and by settling forever, in one painful emotion, ail her anxieties, he thought to stop the inquiry which would otherwise have been instituted by her. But the instinctive love of the mother told a different tale to her sorrowing bosom, and restless with this unsatisfactory record of his fate, she forthwith began a diligent search, when, to her unspeakable anguish, she ascertained that a'though her lost boy was in reality alive, he was worse tiian dead both to her and the world. He was in prison, a shackled felon, a convicted murderer! At once, with ail a mother's ardent love, which predisposed her to believe him in-noeent -hoping against hope" as it were she set about devising schemes lor his deliverance to wrest him, if human means admitted, from the iron arm of ie law.

In thort, not to weary our readers with a K. McKLDOWNKY l'i? In'Juni'treHtreet. botween L.ii't and t.Ii.-'re.-. tiainiss lyii. htu etl tti I injured in Ovirfcs Hyde, arms and back Win rnaliv, and will probably i M.n.rv Ar.nK 1 7ir, Cn ot survive Eeasoa Elii'bh VTK'vV iUUNU I a iYiisox.

taken to the ctv hosnitsl. Six (iead bodies. burned and dl.sli.tUrcd as not I Ann P.irKerV iMi Hardi? an Bi weii irf vi sors fe.l:7 't. YlSt-ra Jlfi Mi-litL: A mettical Kntieuten naa nasc 'noieu, ana every mins wever," to lie war, done hat could he. lt is doubt Frointhc New Y'ork Express Kailroad to San Francisco Among the Boston no! ions is a plan of a Railroad to San Francisco, whieh has attracted no little attention already, and which is likely to get more talked of.

A pamphlet under the ioilowing title has been printed in Boston: Proceedings of the friends of a Railroad to San Francisco, at their Public Meeting, held at the S. Hotel, 111 Boston, April 19, including an Address to the People of the United States, showing that P. P. F. Degrand's plan is the onlv one as yft proposed, which will secure promptly and certainly, and by a single act of Legislation, the oon-slruotion of a Railroad to California, in the shortest time allowed by its physical obstaoies." The lact that in the course of three months five large editions have been called for.

suffices to give the subject at least the importance derived from the evidence, that it is the subject of thought among a large portion of the community. Mr. De Grand proposes that a company of men, in the honesty, of whom the' Nation can confide, bo c.baiterfd by Congress to construct a railroad from St. Louis to San Francisco, with a carina! of 1110.000,000 dollars, and that this company, (after having paid in S'2 shall have the right to borro-5- U. S.

(i per cent, stock, to such an amount, (not exceeding ,000.. M'0,) as maybe sufficient to finish the road and carry it into full operation, with a double track. It is proposed that Congress grant to this enmpanv a strip of laud, ten miles wide, on the north side of the road, also land for tne road itself, depots, and the right ro use timber, stone, iron and gravel for the ooiiKtrurtion of the road from the public lards Mr De Grand says: "The ad.11tt.ion of this plan will secure the corr.nle-fioi. of the road, in ns brief a space of time as maybe permitted, by its physical obstacles: and will secure by a single act of Congress, free from the chance of future freaks of legislation. Tins is the distinguishing leamre of my plan, and it is free from the objection ol absorbing the private resources of active men; and free from the risk of hailing, in this great work, at every step, for want of tarigib'e means." Immediately after the completion of the survey the company will proceed to construct the road along tiie whole route, commencing as many points as practicable, building where it is advisable temporarv roads, so as to bring into use the whole line as fast as it may be completed.

The company possessed of tangible ine-aus, and acting under the sense and ne-cessiiy, will r.oon be able to make a sensible reduction of the time of travel between the Atlantic and cj-nized In the pockb of one was iouud ratcli. maker. jewelled, Mo. No. Oy iv.oks doors vrf of Havo recCivrt.

sooie- haiiCcotue styles oi trl'ivlNb H) and Arnertcia i'siM hirnr.rr i'rmts; AI. tii I.atti-;: Clin me i.us'.res: ii.nen Lustres; iilack Silks i I vi.r i a or 11 i Auu T.C"l rluri ov Olvers Am.iM.'Ta-.! eheao; Inati lilcls. f. i. 4 sold "tudg in h.is bosom, -id two plain r.ngs oj: his little finder.

Thomas Vauderbilt, who lay Tiintaii. dead. Leonard Brooks, resldinii at 51 Oliver street. aeu i mors st. i.H-;!3 itet Ctariforn Mary It.

Crrirhra Car-ley Cr IMl il'ai'r -r ne Miss Hill T-rr iW.k II ill A- Sum 'lii-T ILST AHKIY'l stock ot UK to he void at iO a native of ilo'ekiand county, dead, taken to the Ai' A. V. HtH CWS, a iurge U(torS, a Itt'ie helt soi.ed. anil shtiisrlT low pnces.viz: -trds en's up; yard Uoniestic cents iti ward station nourte. His woe was present at the Cr.il::a-dli Ncv Jer irr Mnc-vel! i.u)!.W;u ftUrr "-'o, re VI J-tne" of Calico, from 4 MlUiins.

from 3 cents up Cloths, cassitneres. 17.: Musiia Lie at ha pficc-. to ir.vtke room ot hpnas iootis. Call at ton doors east Tcarl. Misji.

H.i-.vi MarvJ Carter Sir 31 Iltll JT.ircarf M.icrlnrV.-.rs-'-. rv A Welmter Ai.tr: Chamt'rsZUi- Hjk.i: h.j Ca- II Outit Jli'ljf JirsAJVilijM.ir;': iai 1 Rett Fiiy's iti front. 1 4 llon'f lor? Ru Nod Wi tf iar.L whether he can survive. The exertions of the. h'remen am? policemen, with maov vnlav.teers from citizens, were next directed iuc release of two bos, who were heard caihait for help near the same piaoe whence 'he lad was rescued, as ineutioiicd yesterddy.

Over and around the place was an immense muss of burning rirnoer and reekina bricks, upon which the firemen had frequently to turn their pipes to enable them to hanti'e Tiiey soon removed sui'icient of these to converse kii the boys, who said their names were Samuel Timiali and Thomas Yanderbiit. They were resp-octive'v Knd years. Tiii'lail's t.rot v- as among those vv ho were eaifer-ly laborintT f'r the rescue, a-id the tumult ot' ios excite. 1 ieeiiiisis may scarcely he in-aiued. Yet the captive siillcrer preserved his composure, and feat messaKi-s of all'cc'iotiate interest to motlser, vrho resales l.eekman s'reet.

As the ap-proHclied still nearer to him, he was questioned as to ids situation and condition. He replied that '-he was nearly- covered with water and they must stop play-mat upon the place or ho should drown;" addmst 'there is a stiaK across my les and cannot stir." afterward it was necessary aaain to exfit-jriiish the lire near him, and he bellied thfm to desist, saying that tiie sc-'iltied him. As the afternoon 1M I' A.A-fOfi i J.a;. time, and nuu been examiiiin-'the bodies to ascertain whether that of her husband' was them, but was unable to identify him. ci er.atiiiiiing the pockets r-f this one, however, a iece was lou 0 to him.

on s-being vhioa liia wife fell setise-iess the lioor. The rone- he'd an ini-ues during the night upon the ttodies ol tiie dead. The following verdict wat returned: That the deceased came to their deaths by scalds, burns and exposure, occa by the explosion ol the boiier in the building, Nos. 5 and 7 Iiattue street. Arrangeincnis were iindc by ho authorities to continue 'he search f.r the missing, during the night; and the coroner declared his intention to grant certificates to tiie friends of those who msv he found in CI rs Cwiper i5us.tn A tl E't'l.

l. I ti" ori nta Il.irri Lrilf Mi'dN IJKKOKH TH KY akk all MONK. -J this week il he had s.t IlAYNKU's CHil.vr i'OKrl, to he on accent of wli-'Ui i' nwy en eern J-a-ites Leantatii style cinder t-r 111 si v-r, ar ST ots: Ladies p-im a-d set i'nd si. iie.i Ii'' rents; latlie" aad Ui'tiren's silv.r warrunted bilvtr. cents: iii.His piit ami silvered piam and set Sl'KARS an.

I DARTS, eents; with an endleis variety of similar sootls, must b- sold withuut reserve. 'I ins. v.v.! a rl iiltY GOOj S. thHt 1 to ran oil' r-ste'Tiisiiit totr prices, wi.i nmke it riie oi hr.vfrs of tae oty.ton.ii itnm-tliateiy at UAYNKR'tf vHLai' 4-itt I Canton venue, east of Hro-tdwny. il'Sclw An, 15 'N .1 1 Mrs i i'.

i "1.:::.,: vs Eiii'i Reb Elenor l''ny t- A 1 V'il- Hr I. I': line 1 V. i- rv Lll Fl A A tliiii A Rose lli-iv Jnck Jit I i Ca: lerKinaf'h -Mitt 1 Incr nq Iiod.i-ii nrfi Ki: Cju-ay iiier 3 FnorMary I A ASKS ti 'if ii a luu GOi. vr tipei.iitg at il A RUN. r' t.

CO'-', be was fct.il not rescued, the utm. 1. He of loil.K coitt ai away, and anxiety prevail? Abl Wm A I p.i-Ai.tU' Rv-lt'nzfrP it i'- ie snowed sitfnsot ex a At the we-e stuTiCientlv cleared awa 16 ti e-' 1 Rfit.s..'n i 1m IT: Tiie BCiisation feit by those Jiving in the neighbor-iiotni of the explosion, after the occurrence, was as if an earthquake had just taken place. They ea.d that tite bricks were dashed against their dwellings, as if a cannonade kett up. lor about a minute.

A. young female residing in the. house, and who had been -nip aiiong of lii-heahii previously, was seized wii a succession of ns, alter the expftsioa, and is not likely to live. Tiie oulld.iig wr.s owned by Harper Brothers, atid valued at i'i. No ihsurance.

iu ilia machine depart meut. there were pat 'ems ma-chine, to the va ue of on whicii tlicre was an insurance oi not), tt Bttrr Co. were r-ar-ially insured. Their loss is at ihm i-r bpb. desenp'ton of all the difficulties which she encountered and overcame each feeling heart will readily picture to itself the fond anticipation and melancholy foreboding which alternately haunted her maternal breast she obtained the strongest recommendations to mercy.

With testimonials of former good character, 'A her son from the highest sources in Mississippi, where he was best known. Among these was a letter the late Governor of that State. Thus armed, she repaired to our seat of Government, with two young children, the innocent little sisters of the eonvicL sought out our humane Chief Magistrate, to i tit i'hrouoji it coh'ee were passed tne opening was suf-be put ihrousih. Ai-peni'ig. the as-tii he comd not he iiis leas be- a pets hand topps: tins a a little ti.od ami i to him.

and he revived. he. cut. wide for a btanket to ter iaN-rimr some this eerta'ce-! tne fae' -e t.r.i tri rl.at t'lrecu at Alii Jcs An ie. p.i A tn Atirer Henry Air.hony S.

A J-iCG 1. Arr -V-hn An. ire Ji Ar.t:n Ate. Jiir? '-ir; ir. er 1 lie si.ifi- whulksalj: i ale Nc.

iT SOlTli FllAKhhS St'iiLFT, lFPo5tTK 0 a ct- n.etit ot UOYl -K JJ ii i ihtr FlaiufSKelfitK and colored U5i LAiNES, -'el'K LL i RES 'I'ur'sev red FAjII.MKK F.S.ttr.a Turkey red i' HINTS CfiMiiJU Ciii.t'iv iji MiliA.MS, clyies. and MountiiiS eases LiNKN Ul't-'hS, cmhraeicj a assortment i U-irK Ln.eas itiier 1-rs: i.raiid; I'tilo vf Hi.d Saeeri' Lme 1-: -4 and a-a 4-4 3-4 iltil, L.r'-:i:t I i ye. riBSsi-iaail iiueKair.rii D.a-per.-: L. oi pat' i i ttens s. e.

ac. cu-es FKK.Nt'K ANn KKFi ISii 1'H1NT11S. a iai rt t-tyte d-'iife purree Frir.ts i.ti'tntc-ei t.ns eases AMKKICAN FKIN'l etaist-t i.ew-et sty.es Merrimack, v'ot-lieeo. Sprr.i-ae and Kill ktver Sprtcc stv es, 13, 1 'Ced mve Ii: re aw and .11: -lem c. ft ai i lUiig rf tt IS ClMiii dr.wt Inc.

UK-NTs of the Ftsa-t One w.me.i 1:1 WiRte's passing llnuue street at tne time 1. stoti. Her siiawi and hat wee hiowu ri iidery was the explo- 1.. titt.d sa.d if riiey ti.ey mes; d. I was now in eood est.

liars near him re were, hut he i ttor i-ovr hear tf- tl II eti asr.e li'. Or. reco-inr at tne lop Wr. ii i ii-jvuie l.i II i 'A 'E it A i :K.r.t3 r.ltl: Ii -h. Ir l.i'i-v R--e.

Ft: Lee Li it ijl'Auiw A Le l.Je:: -l 1 'f': Mr 1 L-. iv 7 II i Fi t. -a I A -t -x. i F.5--'r 1.: J. nil n.

F.ei i li Lfei tti.i Fi i-cve H-- -V i fi' ilvi It li r. R. -retst. Vi u-t I. --t' -t 1- 1 -a FreJ If 1 5.

t-'. fv Ttt' i 5 S-'" I -e it Fr. tf Rt-t i -f .1 F. --I i i i' jFor.llj'to 'Li'yi litre: t' n- tt, C't .,3 i RitK vi tt 'r Je.i.t i. 'ttitt'tti 'it: F-ivrler R.it.

t. fc- '-ut'-ir ti lie rerltet! tiitc were daad. as h. Hi vcriiig coi.scn. usr.ess, sue was 1 of her speed a.ong 1 ne the boys employed in Haul tenng the door just as the explosion ran into the m-ddle of the street, an at.d Va-n'eriiiit they heir voii.es.

him. At abtn.i rumhert' ruats dead close by ti.e that there o'cl: ck, so nine street was en-took place. I fs a fatot tr brick liiCihc. Alineoftelegrap.h is also proposed to be eoastructed pari passu with the road, and that all works he oonstrue'ed on the cold-water. F'ather Ma-hew system.

It is also proposed that by means of rebel' the new work be prosecuted by night and day In relation to financial fdlairs. Air" Bet-rand says: i'o secure tiie loan of tiie United States made to the Company, and to secure tiie carrying forward, in good faith, 01 the contract made with tiie Company, the United Slates may, if thev desire it. take a mortgai-e of the road and its appurtenance-; tahe of the stock, and appoint l3 of 'the directors. me precedent so successfully practised bv ine State ol Mssachusetts, in the case 'of the Boston and Alnanv Road. Tne of the United States 0 per cent, stock.

loaned to the Company, being Coupon Stock, payable 111 London, will furnish, a any time oi need. Exchange on Knsjland, to bo sent, there iu lieu oi specie, and operate as additional capital. "The other distinguishing feature of my plan is the creation, by a act of legislation, of one hundred millions of dollars of American labor, bv ordering, in the very charter, that tne materials used in tiie on-stnictioa of tiie read timii be exclusively of domestic otitrtu. These one hundred millions' of tangible money will natura'iy. directly or indirectly, be' distributed to pay lor riic labor, the manufactures, and the agrieu''ural products of every State in the Union, and ni set tiie whine industry of the whole country 1:1 motion." By means ol a careful chart and appendices an outline of a is made, to which ve do not refer particularly, as alt such suggestions until tested bv ab-so-me surveys must be considered merely Tiie rdan differs, it will be seen, malerially from tha! of Mr.

YYhi'ney, who. however, deserves areat credit from jiavir.g been the Mr-1 to direct attention to the subject, ai.d evinces great, shrewdness aud invention the projector, Mr. It has tne same obiec: ionabic fixture of Mr. Whrnev's. irlieit A hiiJ fc -us jm f.

Th. II ley Ji aterhsn lirry 13 Lit had i. that 1 et! r.t.d 'It Vriiiov aseet tan to wi a'tetttton 1 i it 1 fit a nate, leaded lor ner unhappy chad as only a mother can ead, and finally was successful. Governor Johnson pardoned the young man, tiie Senate confirmed the exercise of Executive clemency and humanity nay justice herself in this instance must ratify th-? deed. Ir, 'is vain to attempt tiie portrayal of the meeting between the devoted mother and her rescued son.

Such a scene must be left to the imagination; and, besides, we are not oertain that it would not be prolane to lift the veil from their mutual interchange of affection. Filial love on one side, rendered intense by gratitude '-Thou art twice a mother, for twice hast ihou given me to breathe the free air of heaven?" Maierna! feeling-, on the other, enriohed by a double emotion vl pleasure once through joy that a "man cnil 1 is born unto the light," and now that he is given back again even from the jaws of death "For this my son was dead and is alive again; he was lost and Is Tiie evidence before the Governor and the Senate (in secret session) was amp'e 111 favor of tho convict. The killing was doubtless in self-defence. eoiiditioi! wss found 1 ir.r v-'l which Veere ltd i.im. lie bead siiyht- bet end-- 1 imPer ar irry --lr :i.O I'HOW KK, A Ah 1 1 1 1 1 ii KWS A ill Mb (b A.MKK1C.

rK-i in to KStt.N I it. he was down lia i la' et: hi-o. ar-l in tiie and ub! or mf. his lei: a-; iv. For two hours Ire ot-.

liisdc. but he et. ds ol lite vpt tne heat; and A-'emi -s weie then made Bv.ue-. Eertt Bc rrv Wir cr.isned the can in ins htiud. iie boy Stis.ieil was extricated the lire had reticiteii le-l.

and it being i.cces?;iry to it a i. reman, named Story, Itiit the noliie bttle fellow his cap. telling hm. to put it vei i.is lace hpai! vr i le they played the hose a minute or two. Messrs.

Hof A Co. have sca to Messrs. Taylors H'O. ti) le distributed among thesutiorer. and oilers to lac: Rate liieoi in their bUiiners iu any way in their power.

We learn that by tins accident one woman has lost husi-and, fa: iter toid tiiree ton as may be supposed sue was comp etc cruned by tne r.trtv s. 1 attd tun; streiiii 'tis ar co it. i not be be 1 i cu' u.e bar. I in store a ti ts were eao'r-i-: seen tiirsc and it i l. Ait ir.v y.fi i tne .) i.

J.Frut A Feuuo't Jaaiei 1 Fejr.if.Oto 1 Bert. Co t.iic.l room to wori." -'Im 1, tne 7J I5.LTl.MORKr-T.L i'lN'ii-. Ciii. ij .1. li 1 1- 5 ti pr ineilee' ual for want of ob he d.in.icr ol up 1: biiii by 'be concussion.

At tl i 1 1 i 14" tiie ai told tiio- who were riatr. t-Lt th i. th Rev S.ri Ib, he Ni t. rk Express their fire ds-tor: llir-'t Oi Are Oil Ij ill sin--3 M.tor S( lltirtt it i. -i Lt i- in fire LOT oilier tes, to inr.k i.e-- -1 Sit.K-, rrt'iieeti rtti began ro despair, king tea he did not At about one o'clock 1.

tviis the iitoer-'ross one ol Irs iegs. ivas cvidetitly pn.i him ou'. lfij.ey rem. rte.i 1 st; t. ri in 1 r-'iJl Fowler F.iJ.u F-nev For.i'.:eJtti:te.i A A Ii i i 1 reaa; says: Oil Sat link water uc terday earn as i.

iiii i i.ii nmie b. 'lie bei'er was fop-id to be out td it and it was can rig Iresh water was put u.ti up t.11 e. mil! men i leaky. 'I he ked. Yes-it, hut the re kept idle he I.

tv r. T.i.dai tie I t- a Co i-tli t' Eeau Roh rt iierrv Eivaii Wn. i.l.vijjle Atr: Et iti v.t tiieiti a IT' "-'I: "te n. HO it! iVai.t i-1 i i --1 save mm e.e.i er bar lay 1 1 peak. Mil 'i'li-' tee.

who. 01 ti to spot no to tl tf tttler I. C- in rs nt P. itiiP Mtt.r ik, I i .11 Vtc re. 1 ai esoifeme tew 1: er; 1 ir it neeioseo.

however tiie monopoly of tiie lauds adjacent to 'tiie road. Mr jiitney. however, desires' sixty miles, wlnie Mr. f). only wants ten, and that, all one side I ol tne road.

i Prr tl an undue en'ort keeping two iiti uctice vras it I. in si was i ut on. Some nor like I ne way is be l.eved ti ii vim, tiie -r I he in i that they L3 o. w. i 1 Lr Wo 1 i irrt-.

A A drew bis ieos oil bystantiei remained nveic 1 co d. ere wro'i: -f 1 lie firemen sa 1 ai.d i-enrii n't 1 and o'tc mv ur sioros men 1 T-ep it ie in 1' lab .1. An: tlte i.oiier I 3 Ri a ihi rr ttrpc I I. tt -it iit.itJ::tTl VI tti.s V. 1 t- dot lor ate! a i.ldes rrioarke it! iotittd i ue used it of 1 he and t.i (as lie sro nere was much tried be bi ier wi: I) a I mi! the 1 1 oiir tteam on, a gauue.

a tcre i kind oi gas 1'lokisa ir ulniizn-n to Emigrate The Nauonal i in encer has the following conhr-maiorv of some accounts wc gave yasterday: We are informed thai, intelligence has been received at 1 he War Ucr-attment from Florida p.mid the hearty cneeis of loon his tMretttfi.ed A I. i tieo 're-' II. -itcy ni I'iiti V- '1 l-r i.i ed 1 Iteeti immured "KK ioir ue 1 1CM- 10 -o ve A A fiAT t- J.V-..' re steiliitt: 1 1 1, a in it 1 b.lir.cn-us. 1 1 pi mciple. invented Mr.

to-k to model, Sav 0. Jt-sup, iu-innce L. CniilielJ, in'tired i.oet-h wn te Titos 1) t-1- wen J.ti' Jehu lit A Card from Onk-Eyed Thompson. Th Brooklyn Daily Freeman, of Tuesday, contamB a car! of a column and a half from ''One-Eyed Thompson," iu whicii he desires the public to await the issue of the present investigation. He says that if he had appeared against Drury, in the late trial, that person would have been convicted against ail opposition; as lbs testimony would have been sustained by unquestionable corroborating evidence.

He savs that he fears hat some who are "clothed in a little brief authority" have received a price for his blood; and that on no occasion has he ever said that he made the torpedo which exploded in the house of Warner. He ii.v have said that the invention was his, and never denied that he once made a torpedo, but it was a harmless frizzle, to frighten fools, and for a justifiable purpose. A full statement of the torpedo affair vriii soon follow. Thompson closes with this: incite ei ivarrant on the torpedo charge." jY. Y.

Tiilunc. A Written Language in West Africa. One of the Sierre Leone Agents of the Church Mission Society of London, the Kev. Air. Koelle, has discovered a written language existing in the interior td' West Africa, in the" ry language.

Mr. Koello fays that the alphabet! consists of about one hundred letters, ci.ch representing a syllable. The new character is said to have no analogy with any other known. Mr. Koelle has laken a passage oa board a vessel going to the nearest point from which the Vy nation can be reached, with the resolution to investigate fully this interesting discovery.

Vii.ier t.i L'S, fphage-i. it( i rp'ily itti-1. th' in.ed. As wa Mr. be it -eicA to it.

tn 'F YWiW. iead and 1 1 was i lifi'Vl r'ed be rr'c -trert iie.i 11 his and kneo is ro empty vs List ttia- i in LI -yt 'i' 1 1 it ren i 'i R't C.l ere Kt I i I i.v vit A Si" 1 to i so .1:1 St V1 le e--t; fit art, Lev 'eve us a can. imrtra A. ii. 'HA X'UiO'i' ii North liay street, Goo ts fr-sn V.

itrnis Had we eve not itde-Hiaiely cnmii vv The WC t'o vrt Hilar 1 Trite. ni li.c cite 1:0. A do. if i' (boy.) he erines oi su 1 ightiy injured; Mills, do. do Jas.

Blood, (boy.) do. Tin s. Weed, in, shoulder Josr-i 11 siigiiiiy it of. Fill! ins. (0 il.

Sm 'bn ken: it), i e. re oe de t.it'tit, percisted ti.e patient horef'' 'jAKoAirb her lot tJAiioAiA: bier lot "i anion ruat on 21 at. January the Commanding General 111 I that State met in council the chief and six snb-chiels I of tne Semmo.e Micasukic Indians and a gale iroiu the Talluimssees, whicii te-minated very satisfactorily. Tne President's approval of their I conduct in surrendering the murderers, and his de-j sire for thc'r removal west of the Mississippi was I communicated to them, and tiiey finally expressed their willingness to emigrate, and their determination to ue all efforts to persuade their peepis to accompany them. The western delegation have also I been permitted to enier the nation, in tne prosecution of their mission.

Bowlegs, witn his sub-chiefs, has promised to meet the agent, Cajit. Casey, about the middle of the present month at Caloosahaf.chie, and i inform bun of the result of their eiforts. It is be ceived a.n cts; Fa r.ints i.ew nd lat: over bro j.Vecs Vr Wi 1.1 1 itiideti be lace; in. Jiugg, 'Pre Mr firyurt Wm BrVan in W-t: Pn-a -'ebt. Etovra Jifere; Ft autjti; Is-.

V.r.'vei 'J Brown Hettry Erm-n VV in Prick Jtcob Erooks Sr-'orr S.t:t Erv.a -r'-: oid in her of cr they resetted, rce. ie late ac-tount says: ce detch of the heroic a sort of s'cep hi exeiaii'iiiug. '-lake me There appeared to he no di- eee ol 1 ttfiiits; lot of i-Iit'le; 1 1 a i i flg't! z2 ets, lor iio.lantls and irr. -are? ij-re -ih ii uor.ij.-t t-intd jii Tfi ii V. K.

A Unit. Jot-aoa Dr I.Tlu II! tir.ti -fie jL-iin Cap; 1 10.1J street, 0' knee burnt; leg and We are to a bov Tlndaii. lis fe, when put bed, iiv.ler. st -rttre'd; Abr lift; dairies bruised; Lenid ot .) li lt ohn Ti t. had.

ciii in iu: J-. 1 cot-. .11 H.lkis ii: Tur- Flue He t- lira, i-rtai s. deratn) Row.ani. 1 broken; il Tiemen.

(I r.uir" '-oh! ide bruised; Frederick td; A. -Vltlridiie. mucn uiual 'artrains. 1. It i KK.

iril rar.Koii iiij." doee dea'it. external or interna! sumcient to prt 1 i.Ml'OllTAV!'' A LL CAS.I STOilii. i ive W. son s-reets, fr.ee -'i Oi.cluj.L) I t) hm. i i.e ex i'osure to cti-iiand in-at, and tiie so nervous exe'temer, "ti v- his peri ous position ii'' hours, douh'iess caused his death "i L-i iit ra J.i;'."n"i' llMuUiUr A I Mvrse Rat; 'i t' ts t.

4 J.na corner i'earl and head injured; Ti c-mas Brooks, Lyndeii, hurt; J.C. J. James Odell. John Lo- Wood, West.R. H.

King, Ervtft A j-i-. jfi Hen: is tv.r:iUi.i 1 Bndioti '1' A Erovr. Eett; 't. tr I A tnts nay tpiriidit: ereived sevei A. "r.i 's and raies more o' 1 nost wiiicii we have- Mi so p-idly citotila iit-tve a few piece win ti.ey cae morn our 1 1 1 Civ I-i Sewed, gati, Brown.

ins C. Craig. which oer'ttrred about i.er by among i d'lfiiig jus c'ii linemen ney, O. Cunningham. F.

Sit.iU a ceived ret ever is-erii coiiil'. rt. ami itle fellow, and giving bit; tiivevei to liim in dread utt.e ie.iow, and givmg dim fv--emen' to ti poor jotr. .) rtiC -entj 'A ur present low prices. vt ave a rr-'.

varus 01 tne pre? FKINTS this they are and we a to wash perieet every ia-lv should hp-re it in: atso. received seveiai i.aies BLU Eurbr Eutier Mtc tt-i such ft'oti as cotud be fui situation. Fitrn I. 1 F'orgeky. Henry C.

Collins, aged 21, has been arrested in Philadelphia for forgery of a iglOOdralt on G. M. Biokhss of New Y'ork, whi6h he passed to Levin Smith, merchant in Philadelphia. He represented himself as of the firm ol Collins, Keglog A- St. Louis: and numerous other forged, drafts were found upon him.

A Delaware Farm Sold. Mr. Thomas B. Barker has sold his farm, four miles from Wilmington, for the sum of five thousand dollars. Mr.

Put er Jot'ti a drei I'iCK for 1:1 ami cen's; v- him, he heard Witiie iu- hremen were tugging A 1' ver Keymonr. Ji. Hurd, J. A.nnah e. R.

Hamilton. C.has. Dougherty, leas broken and i.adiy bruised; Henry Lender, Samue. Tindaie, estley liowiaud. Henry A.

Burr, ol the firedepartmont, and one the firm of the hat shop; Benj. Fry, Grigg, Leo. Whitney. John Fagan, Loorge Lewis, seriously injured; Tn ill and James Tuili, M. D.

Ford, Leo. Whitney. 5 avid Borland, James Fly, Francis Lynch, Lou. Uar, v.atc.icasa maker: Win. Yi hose desitair.

ard taia despair, ard some t.ear brie. wnv to l.uinh in i.r'tn. Barrow El KielFJ Co l-ttiiin- Cn- only i worth (J l.O i'HS aud KM l.vL in r. on variety from 1 7-5 to -b" ceits t. Ad, worth a lev euU oi Fatten rd KK i cli-iip; and ti 1'OL ri, ciicap; Black Miaw.s.

A.c; hestas -i lut-nt ijf -i iu this e'rv. tocetner with ft.rse I'iy. Saner Fiffratn, er.ii. a a ilaa C--li tii It-. -t all he ladies call Fttt.tr' Wo: Ii -i Eil-rJ i-'lvju mate: Mitirnr Wtt.

V. rn John son Sju lieved that many of the Indians are disposed to sio to the West, while are undecided; but, upon the whole, the prospects of tneir emigration are more favorable than they have been for some tune rastr' la reply to a letter from the Florida U. S. Senators urging that in whatever negotiations may be had with the Ind.ar.s, some provisions may be insisted upon to indemnify the citizens who sustaired losses the present outbreak, the Secretary of War says that it would be unwise ar, this tune to introduce a new question ca'culated further to embarass rhe conduct of this affair. Flogging am Spirits in the Navy.

Official Iii'iuiriii. The YY'asiiotg-on correspondent of the New York Mirror stares that the Secretary of the Navy has issued a writ lea circular to older ofrlcerB in the service, asking replies to the following questions: 1. '-Can corporal punishment be dispensed with consistently with the interests and efficiency of the Naval service? If so, what punishment should be subst'tuted? If it cannot, state your reasons for the opinion and such particulars of your experisee in re-card 1 the practice as you may deem I Joseph Shipley, of the firm of Shipley Liver-! pool. Ens-land, was the purchaser, and paid down the Iv catt. badi in ured; YY'est, Brooklyn, slight Ste -ei-s Jtn a fOTty 31 r.

oi.l I i -l v. kit Ch- 'A 'A' A Hayes Jbn 'l, 'A, L': wer c. L. C' a' i oadv 1 ir-. VjiiLirt SitiiLi Ml'r now or.

fiand 1 atnioiis 1 '-i Sfinerai tae B.enr-oe Brown E.t.nst-.- A'fSl Cat Cttrti-ftn CavvU Ccruev jonn CaiUe Cner Or i.1 iieitry Cau-rbell arro.i 3 Campbetl Root Casiav Fhiitp Vl 0 Ctrr jesre Cerncs Joi Ce iti.t era to, ft. ir. Pi, ere: a so, -j-. aavy CactoSiFiai.jiei. io, trf iiatcee ilii.ee Jas Haves Hat lie Ha'ven jrha U.irv.-a:! jor.n H.tll Rett! iUittnett Jesse ininred: Henry Jerediah.

slightly bruised; Merrdl Dodl. TimiRits Mis-iNa. Robert Stremmeii, ers, Daniel Dr-herty, Clarke. Ctisry. (tne engineer,) and brother, Henry Keid.

Ureig, Jno. O'Bonneii, Connolly, Frederick AicCrea, io- Bridoo street, B-'ioklwi, New ork. Tut: Charges Ac-ainst Senator Ha.vxega.n. We yesterday that a Berlin correspondent of the Boston Advertiser repieset ted Mr. Senator Hannegan, our present Berlin, to have been lying sick at that place with the tlti-riui ct-var-.

a rv i tttU rav tn'I Jh ry -T i McCat: -'ry B'y an t' Me.LaH:i.li:I.e va: ey johii 1 y. r. Tj; s. '1 if V.cu. t.

Jenjp.t 2 Tav.or Jvhti iiarrtt lIcL.i Ic Jal.ll Uvt-er; Tavicr lc. I Sui 1 Or- 0 CUitulitl "javk 'Can anv further restne'ions than those which -i 17 44 art'. t-j 1 ti jr ar.d very rt. a io: of rtnrtiii.ms. r.e.t -Yl.

usleMi a Ed eta 1 assort C.oriis, C-v-siinerCi. v. oilier soods of d.eirrr.'.r i bj at oiwest car.i: LA att.l 1 I S''. o4-rf BA RBA .1) ti iifjOUS. commence balance of ray J.NTKK 'jooHS.

ttt Thoce ir. ca.l 7: BettUtiiU. Si.ns, cents. u-i, do. t- fi-rure-i iz; Caehmers, rrc, very chetp.

Hob j'. DRYBF.N-Cv lite iieyr i.i t. Ai.N A l.O. if.ilov- ate John Tarrr.tui '-i- tir. f.av rl r-sn Co "ae EJv i'- Thoi a an extract from the letter i tiie law now imposes upon the use of this punisli- Ciiandiee Ii ClhicnesterGej-ii A to him, --What's the use of Tiie firemen are hard a work, and they'll ce: us out if any one can." Alter a his protracted sudering final rescue, it was too much uis you' ci.nstitutit.n and feeble Iff tr.e.ioid he sank under tite milueiice of the disai-ter.

Tuesday. V2 o'clock. Tiie ruins present a most rair.lai scene tins snornii.g. The on every side idlord.itg acce't" 10 them, are closed up by the ice. and large crowds of anxious people are gat iter cl in the vieirity.

Nearrr a iiiiudred men. with carts and horses, are iauonng ruins, tug 'hem as fas-: as possible, that tne bodiC3 yet buried up- ay le g-c mtt. Every tew minutes, blaotiened and burnt bodies, or portious of If are bdiiid. and tiiey are itiniiediarcly removed to the Sat p-n Houre. The inatj 1 bricks and tirdior.

together will the fragments of iron pieces of machinery, form such an iiiurcr.se heap of that one or two day 3 wil. l.e ueecssai to rctnove the whole. Tne fire is all extii.gu aiied. and tiie innii work in ail purls wih-oi't snv lrum taat source. ol resciiitig any more living persons are en-tertaiued; but to recover -'lie rem'iins of those bun-d ii: this dreadful tomb, is the object of earnest and usi-weary eiiort on the part of the and those astihg under tneir instructions.

The scene at the Si at ion House in Oak street is most painiul. Eight bodies have been got out from tiie rums, and depos.ted there this morning, in addition to portions of three ot her bodies. Most id" them are so blackened and charred that they cannot be recognized by their friends. Ti.ey are all horribly distorted, and appear to have died in dreadful agony. Poor, heart-broken women are tiiere in considerable numbers, dreading to recognise husbands, fathers or children.

In one instance, where the burnt remains were recoanized as those of a husband, the frantic wile slu.eked out, and as taken away overwhelmed wifii grief. Many wives ami mothers are meut be advantageousiv applied?" and the New York papers, we observe. alluded Co. hi. Dennis J-i t' Carntneil clt.ia ft til (jnutsa Henrv.He CO 1.3 iTtt itas 'Jha A a tie 1:1 Cnnn.ev'Leviri Herman Aaror.

3jc lue leir.t ersDa lie Rut in regard I lie chafjes ir.ade as well authenticated: -'He 11? the most mannerless and utterly vulgar mr-r. 1 ever met. Though now recovering, lie has. duricor a considerable time, been almost liyir. ol' d- ii-ratm tremens.

Jlis presence here is the greatest possible disgrace t.i our country. I cannot here tell von about bin the stories which are current, and cint.re't -J: j7 tf cash once. The farm contains about eighty acres. The Southern Convention'. on the 20th a proies.

signed by a number of Whits and one Democrat, was presented in the House of Representatives of Georgia, ayamst the action of the House in making "the admission of California as a State" a ground for a call for a Southern Convention. Father Mathew left Savannah on the 31st ult. for Macon he will proceed thence to Columbus, Mobile, New Orleans, and then asoend the Mississippi. During his short sojourn in Savannah he administered the temperance pledge to mora than 2.0110 persons. The Drury Case.

At New Y'ork, on Tuesday, in the case of the Drury, the Supreme Court decide-! that the bail should be' fixed at .9,000, viz: sf.OtiO for he a'tempt at murder, sl.ooo for the attempt at bribery of the judge, and 1,000 for the forgery. Texas Sugar. The whole amount of sugars received at New Orleans from Texas, from the first of September last to the 12th was 731 hogsheads, and of molasses 1.213 barrels, which is said to be not one half the crop. Missing. Benjamin Wheeler left YVilliamsbur? on Wednesday of last week, to go to New Y'ork city, and has not since been heard of.

He had a silver watch in his pocket, and about 8150 in money. It is supposed he was decoyed into some place and murdered Lucky Gold Digger. A correspondent of the Northern Journal writing from Pleasant 'alley, California, in November, states that one man, in the vi-vmity of Webbe-'s Creek, took from the mines in fourteen days. Ned Buntline. A deputation ol highly respectable gentlemen have gone to Albany from New Y'orle for the purpose of rnak ing a personal application to Governor Fish to pardoa Judson, alias Ned Bunt-line, Astor Place rioter.

-M Heath Davi 1 Hen iers i. VV Cawir.an Ch Counei.y Cn'ty Conry J.iich'i A 1 'iy "bor: t.ioi, r.avrr Loi'HS, CASsl.iiF.Kl-lS. IN ijS, c. V1 ii. "Can the issue of the spirit ration be dispensed with, aud what, substitute will answer in its "What are the opinions, so far as they can be obtained, of experience and intelligent seamen in the Navy upon the above points?" This is a very proper move on the part of Mr.

Preston, but as only those ho use the lash are called upon directly for an opinion of its neeessity, the vote in favor of flogging will probably stand in the proportion of about three to one. The correspondent adds: "It is true the Secretary asks for the opinions of t. 1: rn.t.tkFt!: Hett-ft Henry a IU.ck. v- ur.hauDiv awncnucaieu, surpass oei.ei. ins man i nor: Ciuton Jos Coa John (Stiecepsors to Kictiardson Hopper.

No. -I'ttort trftt, tmrtl st "Have on band an nss-irtinent oi C.J. Of iancy find ack A-jiMSlKIl KSi INBS, SA I'lNK FaNNKLS. ecc. Also, a larite and coinplet" assTt- Tari.tr --l't rC tes Jas jM.Shat.e vi ly .) a.r.eiF rt oi risii i.i.V 1 i r-m r.

n.v in er tlan; wi at ttiey wi. I SLINS, Ccu. tue torn-er low prices. I 2 tf 1 the est experienced Jlogers in the service; but iNe A li! N't il N.soti Ft N.Ti.a-: Netti Dr i. 'A It.

oi i'i SPHING hllu'h- MOS 1 LV OF OIK OWN BIRLCT I.M Cinrke Msre'j lv 3 1 iuie Win Ci '-rke 1 Jos I) 'iajett Henry hi Clar.e Jtts IHi.i ii. ratio Ciarxe EJa- Allied Cut Jota Mill Cortia Mori (. ex Jsh in Co. Prt-lp Bfri Corkr-i. LenW n.

Co.toa itm -tn Mica Contse Een) Brod! Coolv FroT Irtow 1 ners and coiiTersation are uiieuuurai.ie, iiis UBnuucn-ery with women so gross and continuous, that the servants in the hotels are scandalized. In coming across tho frontier he swore and uarreied with the police, who demanded his passport, attracted a great crowd, and, after long abuse, flung the pass at last, in the officer's' face. He was. so insane in his hotel, with delirium tremens, that lia thought himseif pursued by lends from hell, aud persecuted by women he saw iii the stove and every where about the room. The figures in the piciures on tho wails, be insisted, nloved about and mocked him.

He opened the windows and called in a crowd of persons to ass'st him in driving out imaginary women; and he was one day-taken lip lor dead, so far had his disease progressed. Tr taitj I'CXTATK J.N YYe now ir store and Foreiza Dry in our in a choicer titan Im of tms.ncss, sinpr.h caa he i.ur:i anyottte- i.r'rker tnts carty in tne sea- Station House, waiting in bitter agony sitting the their answers must be given througn their othcers; and Jack will hardly dare to stand up before the Captain who has whipped him and say that he regards the lash as a relic of barbarism which snouid instantly be abolished; or, if retained, that the officers themselves should also be subject to its application, on the 'sauce for the goose, for the gander' principle of republican The Bi-rxkt House at Cincinnati, the Gazette says, is the largest hotel, built expressly as a 8 11. As most are 01 our ow utreet im 1 1 iiSl -il It E-iv sf rjr.rv u- Vri-ie rwer---r He.ry jWarcbj-m r.t ThE i "A ir. I tVar-i tie I ir.r other bodies to 00 urougut iu, ictn ihk i uisuoter among them an absent brother or husband, or lost friend. In a building adjoining the Station House, all the CorSa Piiliio Rlti: A v.

'e Dr J. bn 13 Jt! A rloa ker Fa'k Horton Homes in tioa lust arrived by the Cambria nan older packets, and ee.tete-.l witii peculiar relerence lor the Ciothir.r Traue, iS! erchar.ts. lr 1 lie est and is well as tiie tral of our own will do well to give our stock an early examination. In every instance we will guaracteu against tiie pnees '( trie nortiiern ci'ies. 1 1 T.

1. Stiire bodies are pieced, with tho names written upon them. xhe Plan of the Y'iroinia Washington Mon- John Conn Pat' Ccoksey trt Cooper Wm Cornish Wm Ci.u.1.:t EJ MOU'-trt! Vs in iu it as they are recoi-nized; tiiey are removed by tneir as designed bv Mr. Crawford, the sculptor, friends, without any sept, rate inouesl by the coroner. 1 the authorities of Virginia, is sunken tfoiuie.

lieo Afnten I nth Stiwt o. Lei iWaf.ier Fx iiardr men, in groups, ate seen mere 111 si- -t .1 1 rnririate and heaitf.i 1 0 1 ichmoni! CLOTHS. CA-SiMLKKS AND DOESKINS, oM Stout, C'3chran Geo find in tears, sorrowing ot er me ansence or iosh vi no 1:1001, ut Jose: a rtoustoti in Iloor.er A ia.n seihaa. Beriam, Oermar, and wanutiiuture ot everv coior. sr.

u'e. quality ard price. Irotn ia-r li uliest a son i it W-t. a A Ho. f.uCi WC I l.e I Jas 1 t'A aln i3 ei! i t.Vtn I.e...-.

of brothers and fathers. The spectacle is mournful Enquirer says: and saddening the extreme and one better fitted to it to be a monument of about sixty feet in height, envey ti.e deepest, moral instruction seldom pje- surmounted by an equestrian statue of Washipstun. set-ted. I On a lower pedestal are to be six one- J'lie ioilowing bodies lay in tiie Station House this resent.jli;; Virginia, with a torch raise dn one' hand mormng. most of winch wcro taken from the ruins i other hand pointing to a crown' at her le-et.

hotel, in America, or perhaps tho wond. It will cost 22.5.000 for ground and building: is '212 feed wide; runs back '200 feet; is 5 stories high, and surmounted by a dome 42 feet in diametor, w-iiiia cupola. A coniinuous promenade of 55S foet extends around the building. The "entrance bail" is reached by a Ionic portiooof great beauty is 07 by 40 feet. There is a dining room expressly for children a new idea and a capital arrangement.

The whole number of rooms is 312. About ojO persons can be lodged comfortably in the house. Every story in the whole house has two hydrants. The bar room, Ts feet each way, has HO cast iron doric columns, and is reached from the interior of the house several ways, by elegant iron steps. A splendid hotel, surely.

The ar -V i ai -its is -N iS 'I'lii to ti iowes trades, among wlncii are seveiiii i a iO'A" price u.r.ck and coio'fd lleirtiiim t.oods. td light rspecady sinttihie ft: rite eiotho- trttde. BLACK SATLNS AN SI lKh.b. On sow ver liu pieces SA i L'sS and StiRL IIS a.l oiialii ies, very i-'ietip. As tiie? goods were pur- us prior to i.he gi u.t nee in Silk, we can a.i':rd to sell them miicti less Ih-au tins ft liL'l'S A ir.

ti ftucliins 'iv ian.i R.c". 3 1 Hanbsome Offer. Tne Cypress Hill Cemetery, at New Y'ork, oilers a piece of ground for the burial of the bodies of the unfortunate men and boys killed by the explosion of Monday. The Common Counoil have accepted the oiler. Fatherly Care The Austrian Minister of Public Instruction has forbidden the members of the senior class in Colleges shall be called Herr (Mr.) by the Professors, ns it is likely to put pride into their hearts and vanity into their heads.

The word Murder contains in itsrdf the secret (nine times in ten, where used) of its existence. In our language, baokwards, it spells red rum. Of how many murders has ruin been the chief cause? FIxemption in New Jersey. Tha bill to exempt S'200 worth of property from execution, whether before or after the death of the debtor, was passed nee daviignt: xh other five statues are to UiPtinguisiiea irgi- ett Rev A e. i V.

rr-, -v lA VV l-Ir. t'. 111 Lev: i.si.er Fr 1: ft'iiimp. 01 1 toii-on 01 iiii-ui viw- therfy, brotne, Isaac Ostium, Owen irady. Jonn .1 Lockwood, Henry Keui, L.

Brooke. hr VV tllitn.e -t ut barJ tin :ilt.Ion jona't iiur.t rstr-t ti tec V. F. bans rind two military. For the first three htive been Mr.

Brookes aud Alexander Dixon. 1 n'eurv, Jelferson, and Marshall, (embody- li i'n. J. J'erce ivvitto-ck Wra VV I. elan tc.i rate, 1 LK SAT IN, CASH 11 I) A F.

1LLL5" VtlSTlNUH. justlrtniletl from the Camiiria. selected and imported by ourselves. Cnrrv Phlhn Caouinzbiin Crotitse in A Crocket 3 Croc'set Crtr''rbo Cri; ts Tnoi Cra en rose ni Croi. Rot- Crowlev O-tal Paveot'ortW JWt, Pally flWrk J)avls Joan Jat VV JiaTu R.

bert Peroy Lnuia Ueaa 'Win A Deiaay Uenr.ik Peiahey Ieparrow Ir Pe burns A Dickinson Pevtne Franc A postscript to the account given by the New York ing Oratory, statesmanship and urisprudouce; or the dated 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, i Legislative, Executive and Judicial Departments chitecture is "bracketed ltaaaii." In J-v-tknuu 'i' .1 e.iku 'V Jarrett A E.Fr!..!t;oii ti ever I.ir 'A'el'y Cnt.s Fetse.i James For the two military figures, Morgan and Leo have il c'-'tsei? I 'll pieces 01 I lid titwrMiinti eM. savs terns ol tiiese gooos that l.titrianii ami ranee can Jatt 3 I Au.Sr'w'W iiatc supreme Court of the United States Tuesday, February 5, 1850. No. 42. J.Maxwell vs.

S. Kennedy et al On appeal from the circuit priHtuce. lt is uiiiiout'icuiy tiie largest kiick oi uiese i ben indicated. The wuole gioupe beautifully repre- have just left tne scene of rum, and up this J-n nnd i0ns honHr to Uis re.lt some twelve or thirteen bodies have been recov- Vagi.jngton. That the monument will be id.

and the work ol disinterment is still going on. 1 the highest stvle of workmanship, we miu n.c u.o. fne niiriiest oi worRmans un. hoi; ptHMls ever exh bited 111 our own or any emu, Ill "ny Wis iiimas, iuiu is uri i.iiiii.' luyers. rrar4 Rv Jan.es iW'nttuR-y 1) Jessop sau.t'4 riettsaat iTtfo Jaukiu Uv bite 'i Jack Solomon Jacob H'Winlieul II Ja.net (Fierce VVi.iiams Jeusins ii Fame jWitliamsPhiUp Ihtkinton Edio iWltinimsRi las a Jones il jones Thoa Join.

son 1 II rontons oi uotocE mo renson to Dei leve. places. At a spot near the entrance three were taken ''avt-evoty out, and it is supposed that there are at least ten or The Slavery Question in Massachusetts. twelve others. i The following resolution has been introduced in the Most ol the bodies already found are horribly muti- yrasBaehusetts House of Representatives: lated.

Limbs are severed from the Hunk; seme have 1-6a" Th.lt is nnlferablv on their feet burned ofi: some their hands, and two of ld lUZSne skull was broken and char- ourkiatorl the I Johns Powell Th.ts W1U1.11 Alicu'l Potter Eir.ili Jn Foaluiev tbo r.Vuitalt sWttsll FoweUCapl W'W lison Polk Ju; 1 Woo.iel S.tin'l Powers Peter 1 orieyjonth'u Poran John A Pr.ee jceph Woodfie IdThos l'raft Burner VV oril.i..fttoi. Price Aloies ti 4io: 4 Co Pill Feter Porey Pounel Porao PoKd Patrick lotinsoii i tones ti VV 1 Johnsou is jjoiir-son 1 Jones ijoaes A red and thai brains dried up. In some the bodies a tierecy '7 COAi I ACS AM 1JAX IALOOA SUtlB, Casesb JJROSYN LINENS 1 men Lustres, Camblcts Lmeia COA CU KCKS A paca and SK R(i KS Crotonaitd Alpaca COaTINHS Drnp IJ'Kteaiid Sumii.er I'LO 1I1S White and colored Linen Drillings and Ducks Riack and colored CASHMlifCKTIS Siiesias and other LiNINLS Bales of CAN YAS and FADl'INGS, a full assortment, JcO. DO.MKSriCYYOOLLl.NS. Case3 of Black and colored LO'J 11, of tha host fac- Fancy1 ASSIM KK KS, of the richest nnd ncw- r-lainBiack CASSLM F.RF.S and DOESKINS Tv eds of all the most desiraoie stylca BUTTONS and other TKLM.M IN US, ol tiie very best makes and tewetit patterns.a verylarge as solutions recently introduced into tnat body, for the wr.re merely so many fragments by the New Jersey Legislature last A Law of Massachusetts, requiring the bans of marriage to be published, causes a large number of persons to go out of the State for the purpose of being joined in matrimony.

Philadelphia and California. There are at present loading at Philadelphia for California, three ships, iour barques, one brig, and one sohooner total, nine vessels. fry The carpenter's shop and stock of dressed timber of Mr. Gilbert, at Norfolk, was burnt on Monday night. were 8,430 deaths in St.

Louis last year, of which number 4,111 were from cholera. fOThe Ilohnstocks are giving concerts at Richmond. lOIn 1607, Chesapeake Bay was discovered by Captain John Smith. rX7Miss Kimberly is reading Shakspeare at New Orleans. interior of Guatemala is again said to be in.

revolution. rj-jtfr. Uriel Wright, a lawyer of St. Louis, has been fined for practicing without a license. adjustment ol tne itaveiy question, t.i any oilier pro- Ponnelly Ja At liie Fourt ard station iiouse, wnitner an tne i position that give in any degree wimtever, tiie sanc- Prey Rich'd jHelly Fittrick Anj bodies arc conveyed, the scone is most, heart renuinp ro I irovflrnmanr tn hii.n.in I iieraMv mothers are "weepinglor their children and uuu U1B 1 i.iieia.i) in int-io if "i Tt.oi-o tha of the free States responsible for its to be comforted court of the United States for the southern district of Alabama.

Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of this court, affirming the decree of the said circuit court in this cause with costs. Nis. 00 and 50. Henry Sliuliz et appellants, vs.

The Bank of the State of Georgia etal. The argument of these causes was continued by Messrs. MoAHister, Davis and Johnson. (Attorney General,) for the Court of Appeals, YV. S.

December Term Annapolis, Feb. 5, 1S50. No. C7. Charles Wafers v.

Charles Howard and others, was argued by J. Mason Campbell, aud commenced by T. S. Alexander for appellees. The next causes are 63 and 69 for argument.

Nos. 70 aud 71 will be argued on notes. 72 and 73 for argument. "Western Eloquence. -Mr.

J. Y. Soammon, of Chicago, closes a long appeal in behalf of a railroad to Rock River as follows: "Shall the iron horse snort in the valley of Rock River in 1S52 and slake its thirst in its crystal sjream or shall the Fox River and the Lake alone afford it sustenance?" Sales of Loudoun (Va.) Leesburg Chronicle reports sales of a number of farms Loudoun county. by way ol contrast with those in Jefferson and Clarke counties, where Slo to SoOper mi.A I Aim larma iF In Inl 1 I ''l existence. VVooten Wriyht Dr niitt Fatriclt Aiben V.otnj Joih Cnt iYoune Mr I erby Cap: jliltuuie: l.taii Pulan Jn omuitiMu 1 Uonelsou Plum Kelly Oeo 'racaJ Benj Reio.an rh Pratt Poaavan Jero ReLley John I Na: tai, Puwns Kent Patrick 1.

PriseollMercb Krati Jobm Uumi.Lavai.ee Pu.allJas Kimir.eil Wm KiyN.cnoias i Kj'. Vlnrrin Kan.seT sortment r-asin tt ..1 A Tl LEWIS ClothiStore, Kiileii Jbn PtiTiU Alfred Iwrtr Marun JJmiu Thos Baltimore street. Relier Lake li.a1r.3ev A tuj Ka.idle Ratikin Robt jZeiiA RawiingsFredj iReevts thns 1 Dunninr II "-J cot Till Pnrst John IReys Horace MEKOH A NTs, c-H VSiCXAi A Mil I iiERS. Kastniaa Jeuh 'Koones A Anxious relatives aft the covering nom i.ne cnarreu rema ns of tho dead, as they successively arrive, and start back with horror, until affection mastering their fea'-s. the blackened mass is more niinuteiy examined, and as in most cases the features are utterly destroyed, the clothing and pockets are searched for the purpose of identification.

We saw one young man thus identity a foster bio-ther one of Burr Co's hands, named George F. Worrell. Another was recognized as L. B. Whitney, others as John Dokerty; Adam Neallv; John Lockwood, much less burned than the others ami not much man-aled: Henry Keed, Robert Hysiop, Daniel Docherty, Osboru, aud Rogers.

Several have not jo' been recognized. The coroner n'tows Erreat vnipnisiy for the relatives Il- -A1-" eiVCU Elegant Buildings and Establishments are, in New ork city, rapidiy replacing those relies of tho past Vv-liich occupy eligible sites. The Tribune describes among others, four splendid stores, which have taken the place of the old Mansion House or Bunker property, on Broadway. Two of them are the properly of Samuel YVyman, of Baltimore. They each lront 2d feet inches; depth, 190 leet; heig'hth.

tS feet, wit iron columns and stone work in front! A large skylight of 15 by lights down through all the floors to the cellar. The cost will be about 61,000 lor each, inoluding 31,000 for the ground. JO" "Why might we suppose that. Eve existed before Adsitf HP'ripi'1? yj.c v'Rm iifri 7twth i IMl'IALt1. Howard Division No Sons I aroper.tiice.

R. H. J. A. Lr.

J. M. U. Uood tiaii.aritar. Pivisiuo No.

Sous ot Teo ratiae; Tiianiisiviag; Lalay-atte Division Nu. c. Sons ol' Persona cntlii Icr ters iu atote list will please say their are sa'sneu, otaeruise the may not receive mem. feSl.J CHARLES V. MADDOX.

P. M. a so. f. nuowN 3 Tf A I.

DRUGGIST 3, Nrj. S'llTU LTEiRTI STRSKT, XaT wiaiAnlly on banc a iarge and complete icsert went of litiLGS, MF.DiCl.NES, PAINTS, OILS. STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, Drugeists Slaw YVare, Perrugry and Fancy Articles, with aL the BtaEdftru Patent Sledicuies tf the day, TrtnCh tbj 5er on the most uben: tr.nrw. F7 Captain David H. Branch is elected teller of the Branch Bank of YTirginia at Petersburg.

ESBooth, the veteran tragedian, is performing at Mobile. story that Tom Moore was suffering from mental and physical imbecility is untrue. Irl lAkp. Frie olwr of iff hgk Wffg. I acre is pain.

acres, brought from 930 to per acr, with only I bcxe BuneH Raisins, for sle by J. MiilU MAN SON,.