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the New-York Courier writes:


4Mr. Clay is expected here about Christina.
and such is the irrepressible enthusiasm cf b;s
Wbig friends a, the prospect of his presence. Ia.
atboush he has written To septlemen Of the
city. stating the object Of his visit TO be priya.
one, the Clay Clubs have assembled and edop,ed
appropriate measures for his reception. PerSans
in no city in tie Union has Henry Clay ouch hos
of ardent, unwavering supporters--men who wosH
stake their fortunes on his success-siuk or SWIM
with him-as in New Orleans. Rely upon i, be
reception will be most glorious. We are no, in.
inundated or discouraged by defeat. Though ,ba
Empire State herself has fallen frem her bisb
estate, and sunk sapinely into the arms Of Locs
Focosu. we believe that her DETECTION is but .o,,
season. She will wake up at the right time, snd
nroye that HAIRY OF the West has RS many claim,
to her support as had the lamented patsiot Of Narh
Bend"


SINGULAR PagNoMgNoN.-'fhe indianapolis
Sentinel OF the Goth ulr. announces the following
occurrence, which Parson Miller may very posi-,
BIZ consider the beginning of the end'


We are informed by gentieman who has ne
Gently visited the place, that suoicrraneaa htehas
been raging in Putnam County for severa!'weeks,
1t has extended under space of some acres Of
ground, about one and a half or two miles sou,hof
Manhattan and the timber had commenced fall.
ing in every direction on the infected district
Where the earth has fallen in, it has efe opesinss
through which smoke issues constantly Tarioas
causes for the phenomenon sre given; but ths
most reasonable seems TO be that vein of coal,
with which the country abounds, has become ig.
nited from some cause, perhaps lightning.


BuRNIsG OF BlBLEs.-The Journal of Com,
merce publishes the following extract from q lei,
ter dated


CRAZY Clinton Co, N. Y, Nov q.


"We had a sort of auto-de-f at the Carbo, "a
village in the township of Champlain, a short
time since. The Roman Catholics had pro-
tractea meeting, and during its progress they
called in all the Protestant Bibles which had been
distributed and purchased among them, Except
some few who would not give them up } and made
public bonfire of them Ii was said BY those
who Witnessed it, that the number thus burned
was between two and three hundred. Efforts were
made to purchase them, but TO no effect. We have
had public meetings, both here and IN Champlan,
to give some expression OF sentiment IN regard 10
the wicked outrage


FIRE.-A building occupied by Messrs. Clark
& Carpenter carpenters, in Griffin, Ga, was con-
sumed by fire en- the 25th ult. The flames COM
municated to house owned and occupied by I. o.
Beall, and also to the Griffin Exchange, owned and
occupied by w. w. Woodruff, where the ERE was
arrested by blowing up Beall's building, and keep
ing continuous stream of water and wet blankets
applied to the roof and end of the City Hall The
damages amounted to about S., 600.


20 John Hartwick, of the neighborhood Of
Princeton, N. j. on Friday week assaulted Ste
phen Margerum, while at work digging trees In
the fracas Margerum struck Hattwick with the
edge of the spade across the forehead, cutting
thI ough the skull, and injuring the brain. He
died on Thursday last, and Margerum has been
held to bail.


SANpss SARsArARILLA.-The discovery of the art OF
printing in the fifteenth century, has done more to aeio-
rate and improve the mental condition OF man man any
other event The introduction OF the Christian Era
From that period until the present time, tie rress na e4
ered powerful and controlling influence over The de-
nies Of As the Press the nento so does sanhs
Sarsaparila the physical manifest It's great heang
and restorative powers in dspelng diseases and giving
strength and vigor to the debtat"d frno'e by removing
uahsahy action and esabshag paee 9S sn nr
TeR 5a %plsf 81 t stpe G f a Plight s g&o q @ or
Scaa Head, &C.. eecuay cared by its Affection
OF the mucous membranes such as Cbroac Catarh SPREAD
ing sogS OF M 1 1na ,e aG me- @
Swelling and Hip Disease, will be removed by this nya
liable medicine. b, -, =. i, c,s :,
Druggists and Chemists No. 273 Broadway, OF
Cbanberss., New-York. Also sold by A. b. l. d. Sands
Druggists No 70 and 100 Futon.st David Sands Co.
No n East Broadway. Price 81 per bottle Six bottles
for S.


u General Tom Thumb, Junior, the Dwarf, exhibiting
specimen ofa that astoRished The world The
idea OF young gentleman eleven years old weighing less
than infant at six mopths is truly wonderful he Is
lively, takave well proporoned and wisha quite com
ica chap He remains the rest OF the week and VIII oe
visited by thousands.


u The Dresses in which Queen Victoria and the Dutch
OF Kent appeared the days OF her M2ssys Corona
ton and Marriage To be seen al The New-fork
Museum. They splendid aud magnificent, composed
Of the richest and most costly materials, beautifully worked
with velvet and gold Such superb and elegant acieswe
Bliz Miss Cemence The Danseuse &c all for shilling


THE NEW WORLD.


Contents for Saturday, DeceasbcT 40.
/. VIRGINIA and THE PROPHECY OF CAPYs, be-


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IL VOYAGE TO TURKEY, original and interest


estDg description of the Romantic aad Classic AS


sociatons of Greece mad the Mediterranean
III. HANDY ANDY, a capital new part.
~ The Poets Corner in Westminster Abbey, deeply IN


tere.tipg article.


v.THE BENCH OF NEw.YoRK an Editorial Sketch.
vi. HINTS TO YOUNG PUNsTERs, SECRETS,


with copious Extracts from Eoregu Papers Con.


gressional and Domestic News, Literary Notices, &c
TERMss3 year; 81 cents single copies. Office so Ann
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