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The anniversary Of the battle Of Trenton.
is to be celebrated on 26th inst, by militia
ry parade, in which numerous companies
will participate.


The Queen Of the West arrived at New
Orleans on the Sd inst, from Cincinnati,
with near 1000 barrels Of -four and large
quantity of corn on board. The Queen
should have been there week before, when
the -four would have commanded only S6
per barrel-she was detained by low water,
and it was worth $7, so on the Sd.


little girl, the daughter Of Lewis Smith,
OF Syracuse, was SO severely burned by its
clothes catching fire, that it will probably
not recover.


The citizens Of ST. Louis are holding pub
lie meetings for the relief ofthe poor. What
are we doing


The steamer Diligence, on her way from
Louisville to New Orleans, struck stump.
or log, near Sand Island, which raked her on
the starboard quarter from midships to her
stern. She filled with water in few min
utes, and was run in shore at Portland.
The valuable cargo, with the exception Of
the deck lading, will all be saved


On the 9th inst. at Mount Carmel, Cler-
mont, Co. Ohio, John Lisle, respectable
gentleman of about so years Of age, after
having retired from the family circle after
breakfast, deliberately hung himself with his
carriage reins.