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horseback, to Zion Church where an oraton was delivered by Mir. John Mitchell. The church was decorated with banners The audience were remar- kably well dressed, and conducted themselves in the procession with great propriety.

 ". Y. Daily Aapertiser. Beec-We are told that about 340 beeves from New York and Ohio have been sold at Brighton within few weeks. A few years snce about half ofthe cat tie faened in the vicinity of Connecticut River consumed in New-York; now our feeders have to tend in markets with grazers from the Genessee, the Ohio, and Lake Erie, and no bullocks are pur- chased here for the NewYork market

 Hamp. Gazette. Accidents on the Fourth o Juiy.--At Buffalo N. Y. two young men with families were severely injured when loading field piece. The hand Of one arm so mangled as to require amputation.-At Will mington, Del. two young men were dreadfnlly torn and bruised in the same way. One of them had large wound made in his forehead side of sace taken off, and part of hts breast torn away The oth- CT, Mir. Hyatt, had his right hand literally torn pie ces, land has since undergone amputatOD ofthe arm) besides other woundsfor the former there verylit- tie hope of recovery the latter may be restored-At Someryille, N. Y. young man was severely injured His left arm has been amputated and fears are enter taiRed for his lne.-Andrew Patrick, of Roxbury, Mass. was so wounded by another's blunder at gun, at Wilmington, N. C. that his life is desparcd oE-At Middlebury, Vt. party Of young men went from the village on a hunting excursion On their return they stopped at the house of Mir. Piper, where the acci. dental discharge of a muskct wounded n daughter of Mr. F. About 90 shot penetrated her face neck aud breast