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CoLLIsIex-The steamer Erie and Daniel Web.
ster came IN contact the Detroit river the 10th
instant. Beth were damaged, but not seriously


MAINE ELEcTION.-Fairfelds majority for Go.
vernon, over Kent as far as heard from, is 42lO-in
same towns last year, 1912.


MvrINY.- The crew of the Ulysses, OF Baltimore,
were examined in Boston on Saturday, for mutiny
at sea in February last.


Their are Richard Musserder, James Il.
Armstrong Charles Stone, Willian Collins. Robert
Brooks, John Tilton John Winchester, John John
son. and John Broughton.


They made a desperate attempt to refuse work,
Knocked down the Captain, and armed themselves
with pistols, &c. They were fully committed for
trial in Octobernext.


0,- The deaths by the yellow fever in Charleston
ave not reached 70 in any one week, as has been
stated in some Of the papers The general health OF
that place was rather improving at the last


FROM MAISE.-Fort Fairfield was attacked, by
about 40 men, on Sunday se'nnght. They fed after
the alarm was given. The British authorities refuse
to acknowledge them, and they were probably pa
triots their own account.


&C. The Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, Of Boston ix
nos dead as has been reported.


ROBERT M CHARLTON, Esq, has been re-elected
mayor of Charleston.


Fatal AccIDsNr.-The Rev. Mr.. Monelly OF the
Roman Catholic Church, was killed ON the 7th inst
by the falling of portion OF his house, in Talbot
Co. Maryland, upon him. He was siyears ofaee


The yellow fever was raging in Vera Cruz at the
last accounts.


G. T. C.-G. 7. M. Davis, a lawyer of Alton, Ili-
NOS, mas gone ch, supposed TO canada, with about
SZooOO belonging to his clients living in New Nerk
Philadelphia aud Boston. He left q daughter at
Alton in bed sick, and who died soon after he de-
camped.


SICKNESS IN MIssoURI.-Blious fevers were prev
alen in Fayette county, Missouri an alarming ex-
tent, at the latest accounts.


LARGE FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-A fire broke out
in Bedons Alley in Charleston on the 18th inst. Five
houses on the east side Of the alley five ON the
west side were destroyed and on Elliot street two
buildings were burnt Loss estimated to be $40 OOO


THEArRIcALs.-Miss Shrref end Messrs. Will.
SON, Brongh and Forrest are in Ph;ldelphia


RAIL Roar DsBRiDeE BURNT.-The Central Rail
Road Bridge over the river Rouge, in Michigan was
destroyed by fire on the 9th inst The work Of an
iucendary.