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The company consisted of SIS men, generally
young, unmarried, hearty looking soldiers
They have about 100 horses, a complete bat
terry OF Light Artillery, consisting of is pound
eTs, and two IL FOUNDER howitzers-all OF brass
Their route is to Red River, thence to San An
tonic de Bexar, Texas, where they will receive
further orders.


The MYSTERY AT TRENTON. No clue has
yet been discovered Ofthe fate of the Young la
dy whose mysterious disappearance we men
toned few days ago. The husband, after
fruitless search for his "better half" started for
Baltimore, where she has relatives, and whittier
he think she may have gone.


STAGE ACCIDENT. The Brownsville Free
Press says:-"On Sunday evening last, as the
U. S. Mail stage between this place and Union
was going east, the horses became frightened
and run off, upsetting and mashing the coach,
and injuring several Of the passengers. No
blame attached to the driver" OF course.


THE WHEAT CROP. The Wheat harvest is
in progress in Michigan, and in the Northern
sections of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois All ac-
counts concur in representing the crop as un-
precedentedly large, and in general of superior
quality.


CITY MORTALITY. Deaths in New York
last week, 2l9, of which I9O were children
Ofapoplexy 3; cholera infantum Ii; cholera
morbus 8; consumption 20; diarrhea 8; dropsy
in the head l2j dysentery 5; fovers lS.


DEMocRATIC TARIFF MEETING. We learn
from the Chronicle, that arrangements are in
progress to hold Democratic Tariff meeting of
the citizens ofthe city and county of Phadel-
phia, in the course of two or three days.





DEATH OF AN EDIrOR. Christopher ]. How
land, Esq, senior editor of the Boston Bee, died
ON Monday night, of consumption, aged 81
years.


FIRE. A fire occurred on Tuesday night at
Bergen, N. j., which destroyed the carpet fac
tory Of Messrs. Finch & Co. Damage suppos-
ed to be about "a 900; insured $4,000.


IMMENSE APPOINTING Power, 1t appears
by an official report laid before the N. Y. Con-
sttution Convention, that there are in the En-
pire State $500 civil officers whose appoint
ments are vested in the Governor and Senate.


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DROWNED. At Boston, on Saturday, Ed
ward Glover; and on Sunday, VIM. Kay and
B. C. Kennedy.


EMIGRATION. 1t is estimated from satisfac-
tory data, that 900 persons will emigrate
from Europe to the United States during this
year.


! Prosperous TINES. The farmers in the
neighborhood of Trenton, find it impossible to
get men enough TO reap their harvest.
BANKS. Notices have been made of intend
ed application to the next Legislature of Penn
sylvania for two new banks, and for the re-
charter of three-old ones.


Havana. We have papers to the eth ult.,
but they, as usual, contain little to interest or
amuse. The yellow fever was raging with some
intensity in different parts of the Island. At
Puerto Principe, for example.


AWFUL VISITATION. The Bath (Me.) In
quirer says, that on the 9th ult., the wife of
Mr. John Mari, Of Phipsburg, was delivered Of
six children; two of them were living and four
dead. We beg leave to state that we do not