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SMALL Pox IN PHrLADELpHA.-There were
Ia deaths in Philadelphia last week. from small
pox. The whole number of deaths in the city
was l3l.


FLOUR IN New YoRK.-On Saturday, -four
was in fair request. $50 bbls. Genesee sold at
$3.50; 1000 bbls. for England, al $780,, and
1000 bbls. of choice brand, at $562l. $3.50
a $780, may be considered as the range
Southern flour remains inactive.


GUlLTY.-Miller, another of the Clinton
barge robbers, has been convicted in New York


SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF FORTY FIVE LIVES.
The Portland Argus of Thursday last, gives
an account of the loss of the British ship Ida,
with forly-fve souls.


VIOLENT GALE AT BosToN.-There was a
violent snow storm at Boston, on Friday after
noon last, accompanied by a heavy gale Of
wind. During the gale, pilot named Albert
Gurney, aged "a years, in attempting TO board
a vessel, was unfortunately drowned by the
upselting of his canoe. HE


The BRIBERY CASE At HARRIsBuRG.-Dan
lei McCook, charged with attempting to brbe
member of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
has been held TO bail TO await his trial II is
said that M'Cook is about to prosecute the
member for accepting the bribe, and number
OF others, Tor conspiracy.