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troops will pass the Mayor and Corporation in
front Of the City Hall, fire feu-de joie in the
Park, and be dismissed.


PEeILovs SITuATIoN.-Michael Drisce!l and
Henry Hoyt were picked up, by the ship iIsade, %
miles from hey West in a email canoe; they had
remained in this situation days and nights were
completely exhausted, and nearly speechess.


Key West Reef. tFa.)
JUVENILE DEPRAyITY.-Jam ames Daily, boy of
II, and James Kinney, aged Is years, have been
sentenced 10 the Ohio Penitsntiary for the commits
sion Of rape upon the person of French girl as
she was returning home from Church in Toledo.


(Naumee Times.
Two THANKsGvNGs.-In Chicago they will have
two Thanksgiving days this year, their Mayor bav-
ing appointed the l4th inst. for one and Gov. Ford
another on the 29th As provisions are very low
in thatregiou this looks reasonable enough.


CHURCH. BREAKING The First Baptist Church
in Rochester was entered BY thieves last week.
They forced open closets, drawers and contribution
boxes, but found no deposits.


VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAILRoAD-The
organization OF this company is completed; the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been chosen Directors
Nathan Rice, Henry Timmins, H. Weld Fuller and
Thomas Lamb, Of Boston; Alvah Crocker, of Fitch
burg, Jacob Foster, of Charestown /; John J. Low,
of RoIbury Isaac Liyermore, of Cambridge Jo-
ssph Davis, of Templeton Gardner C. Hall, ]. r.
Blake, CALVIN Townsley and Joseph Goodhue, of
Brattlebofo, VT.


RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-Mr. Barnes, a freight
conductor on the Concord Railroad, was found near
ly dead on the road, Friday morning last. Ii is SUD
posed the accident was caused by his head coming
In contact with bridge. He Is not expected TO re-
cover.


n Three Newbury (SIass.) men went to the
polls on the lth instant and threw their votes for
Henry Clay; they voted for Gen. Washington when
he was chosen President. They were Benjamin
Coleman, aged 90; Silas Little, aged 81, and Aaron
Rogers, aged SO.


Disasters or LAKE CNrARIo-The schooner
Essex, with cargo of wheat from Sandusky. in
trying 70 beat out Of the Niagara river went ashore
and will be loss, with cargo, except 1860 barrels
OF -four and 1000 bushe|s of whea, taken out by a
lighter. Tbs last vessel, the Susan Gates, in max
ing The harbor OF Oswego, also went ashore.


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE H RICHMOND, Va.-On
THURSDAY last, The Shockoe Factory of Messrs.
Talbot & Bro;hers, on Cary street. was partially
burnt. About half the building was saved hut fbe
loss amounted TO $4,000 Insured for $4,000.


DEER HuST.-A company Of seven hunters ls,ely
killed in Oak-tbbe-hah County, Miss in the snac.
OF one week one hundred and FIVE deer OF these.
69 were killed By three OF the hunters
MuRDER-An atrocious murde. was eon,a;r,sd
or The 18th inst a Warrentou, Ga. BY Shadrick w
Ricketscn. The name of the murdered man was
Zacharish Waggoner.
DAMAGES FOR RIoTs-The jury in the case of
Layerty, against the county of PhiadeIphia. tred
IN tee Supreme Court rendered verdict IN favor of
the plaintiff on Friday for 81 ,9s6 80 damages


Phil. Ledger.