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n??4ed a hole mBee laihovd i.. I M?wna ran an Iha
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Cm Mare* fjrther N-rth a-.d i > ? f' '? i tttna |irei
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?i.ih rdni. aad I i hen ptn .Shah h ? J for the
Humored Iii leal and < BptBlt al ???'% (.ulnf> ?
Part?-wnlety of die PalBl Orion! Party.
Hv Ulf ariiral <>f the lurk LaBaiiaiiBB BBtJ
lut ?team?.ii|> CcaaaMBBi nt Baa ^aaaaara?, ara Bava
itn'r? from Okagea tu iha Bhd Julj
\ v mor jirevaili <l at latCrM :t "i' La.fof ttie
?ailiPKof Pal LouiMana. whi- h aw dkl Bad BBBR1
tti oifHi of *'<>t (.ami's H-i i r..im. irhe, \\ BM : Mf
Braid frtaa. wen at a I ro ling <>f 11".' ???'? liner -
Th?v bad lieeu in purs i.l "' Indians, ui l.it wa>n
?jikid. had haea aurpri ad and captured b] aa arer<
Nelminr for. a
The trout" m the hoatih Indian country, nndw
(.cd Lane, hail had teyreral ikirmial es mtbthe ln
i ii,-atliiet ae>coiiata.nnd iui o eded in dritina Ihaaa
u.totbe inotintaiiis. kllliurt 1001 M ind W0aatltB| a
aMBaaBari Nona of all na i ware killed, and
tut two cf ti.ein wotioded, Abo. i SO prisoaeri aad
I ??in taken, wj.ii. in ill. is. ui Mai- Kearay, had haea
I ni.rched MBB Ihl* eounUl,
l || mm Ihonghl thai tha Indiana ware not diipoaad
I hi ri?e farthar bailie, and an f.?-, Lux ii id emie
into the adaea, hraaatng np httcanrp. Ua waa ax
?aetal ta retnra ho the rlrei lettleinentii la a faa
arfkn
The principal feature ot the Orenon intelliijerice is
ax acrmint ot the safi iv ui t apt Kirkpatrlck and the
party undei In* eeaainand, win. wire reported to
lure been aBaaed Iraai Poiat Orford, aadei eiraaai
it.inre* ju4tii\iii?r ii mupieion iha t in v had beea mur
dried b) the Imlians
Tut fwNarlafer learua thai the Govern me nt hai m
rtnicted the su|*rmtrinii nt of li linn Aflhirato ga
im and treat with Ihl n tofthi lud I tlibe we-'
clihe Uawada lloaatalua, aad to peoride tor the
PniduiK af a baaaital foi theni, and thai raaarra
liopa may lie inane on then lanrll for them
ii is inentioiieal that I apt T" tienur bai 1.m led a
cmid parly at Point Orioid. detaiiuiaed tu prose
raM In* ni.m of aatabliihing ? ;?' i nani;: i HJeaM at
?i Unit place Ii ooniiaiaof fort* aa l ai aad men
i i|t. Ktiapatrh k puhltahei ia '/' t <hn i s' Ire
nail a full BOCOUBl ol his adrantVirel after having
N, n leu By tin Bava Uull ?i r.t Oi ford
The ? oluinlil i repoils H.at Uu- I. i' i etil Allen,
frnai Naar-York,had beea lytrHj "it tin "ir at Hie
tokimtiia, und had tu i n trvn. ? with i pilot onboard,
to 1*1 in, hn -it da? s Bhe w a- BM ii i? - fron New
York, aad half her crew were ricl with the s.-ur??.
Tha Oofdea Aga had atnn I aad I id oa board tha
tmirfoi the i olumbia Rivei du
The ?u .inn r Bea Uull arrived at Porti ai
tut mat Oahai way up ehe touched .it Part or
Bad aad leaded a parti, ol fS rn< n, ?> Ith fourcaaaoa
uklplri.ty of small anus an t amtannition. Twaaty
linn of ilia paiiy stalled imaiQdiBlalj f " Rogoa
lint tad the Bhaata mun -
The Bea Uali returned to Baa Fiaaolaeo oa tiie
IIB July
I'.irty oreaiii/iiiioii appear to havi cooiaieaoed ia
t'rieon The Peinoeiie \ "t M. County aaaeta
bWa and nut li>hed aa aildrea? I Um i partiean
aphTttad friliiw?. on the4th of Julj i l
a
I mB t uu 111. mini s I an,i
I'v was oi San ft?itoiaco, we iuiti i I
? 11 Baai Hoi. ?it Ton a to the 19 March, Tha
aean is aaaBapartaat. The aati-tianeportation
nu<venu nt was pioM.i uti ,1 ?? Hi uu i' lied ? -or, and.
the cause ul Hie Itisli Male priSOl I is ?? ,s svinjta
II ?e?l with meal w irinth b] the people.
Mr .Vuil/aad .Wrrcur" says of those ijciitleiiien that
"leeriiili a pabfH Bioetihg was held, ntirsuaut to
aBrastJaaasaai, M the Hoa laa. Weal Mailland, for
BjapaMaa of adoftl the Qitaeafoi
the pardon of William Smith O'Bi ??? John Mitchell,
Patrick (PDoaohaa, Thomas f O'Meagher. John
Martin, Kenn laodO'Dohert; ai '? Teranci Bellew
McBaaaa, imw jitaie prm>aars in tun DMuaaa1!
Land. The follow mi; re-, luti? ni w? re unanimous ??
. purt
Ikatilus inroiinr has heard with? rprus tad tadiaaa
isaikaiaa WiibaaiThoiMas Peuit>ai ' I Putenaat-Oov
ersm of Vta nemaas [And. has inflicted apon the Irish
*"?ia araasiaik. M.xr- m Manas, 0 l> uoans tad O'
tkatrrty.fhr a tnauia iura, u of a meri i ule of peml disci
i"s?. at ritiaju.H. ml t in i' luu i win h.ti i nt lernen
7 aWa kahat tad fselinrt, n.t< I. i> <ar,lod as w.irse than
ileatk
i Ttiai Iba? jaoi Mai axpraaaas ts ?.? i tya i
w sikoat tafartaaale lad prrweed reut Waten, aad in
*" ii ett.c-tvejs us essmson thst lac rtaajratsa tlir.r ap>
lisweor ttlfttpu^l loatla- li I- ?. . :.iw lied uhnu
^SJi 'aiiel i.l. -t rmausedhit tame tanl rharactai
is* ihnd lemilntnui was tm the adoption of a pc
tdion to her Ma ? s;\ prasni< tl, .t ., patdo i iu.iv be
??rtBted to VA iitiam ,i"i O'?in . . ?1
J"J**a? P. Me.iglur. John Martin, K. rin laod
J'fjohsrir. Teieii.e He 1.-?? McMaaus and Patrick
"MBbbbsb, the lnvh stair ariaoaera. kaai
a*ini*ttuHvted to the a Blot th it a v\ lyai should bi
??hasted lor the re. allot Sil W T Itemaon, hut
??tei vane aiituasaal wa> withdrawn
KICAR \('l \.
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Mteakittg Owl mi' dall M ar.
?V t'ivi! N\ar whu 'i tVom OW last pre?
vious ifcitBa ibmmb] iaWTitmbia in NieA
has :tt mVki t?r?)l?t'n out, rt?; wt rBBrB
the followuio |*ttei from or.r coires
h'lnjfntat sSa? Jaaj
A'^rrst^aataiv aiThe N Y Ttihus.
?Miau ok NrcaaaotA, Pnaajr, auk IB, IBM
?n the etenin^ af ttto ItB itt^t.. at l.eon.
Muimx. the Ra Mai bm I BP it m the baad
M ??null body ol trcx-ps, tvMk paxacausfl tha Pre*:
,*M fhta Joae Laurean? Pint'da and all mi his Caht
, n-r?c*ptDr Jesus de '.a Kcwha. ajMI a ?
^BUPnsan,T.gre Islands fraai whence the Bail
?????er look them to Baa Juan da 1* CaaeeeBsaV
Ba^IftaT**1'* ?njll,*>si:ateiv aaaaaaUad .t Btaaaaa
**"*s'he cajatal. was ja aanBBBkBBBi Bl UM .'.-..r
frau, aadcles-ied l\m Jos.- |a| Mo .ti negro, Presi
Dt J<?u,dc la B ha,Bs I Uutcai
?> litin , ken.:. >, -,t ,r? , t ! . ? . v? . -
^?^???turaM'.ia. Sec-e a:> I I Wai
^ MBniirox BBBBBa eleeted lX?n JattO >BjaBBBB
lHin Arv,v v i iataatair
^WyiiArturs l?ie: P'tee ",. Ma I -.'Vi". ??> al
r**"*'41" Maaaa, ?secret..? of w.,r
y.j?Z?*ir ?'i:" Su> SMaiai mi la not., ?
irbiw** tk* *'UIK>, *slu?'nisU?t:oii. ivnd the uext
ev^ct*? ' m>f,Te fr?m the se?: of difficulty. I
JlT *?> ha the capture or asaassiaation of
- HBaaaatyi il. k Jaaha B. Km. has been
Tat?*! P,t?:':; '?' M ': ' 1 r"
U%l4a/N,c*r:,*si? r??ute' is now , o;?en, oiJ
w.,k " now or05* f?>fn M?' oat ? to the other
?rthrvantort and safvly
A Mr M?t)nan), from New Yort. by the Primr
thews, <>n her Last trip, died here this moraine;
It is ver> sickly here at the present tune, but baat
nes? is .err good Theie are aV?'it two hundred
f ..Pfon-oans lb town, ?o that Yaj.kte fares are aal
so r?rc as *i >l n.? r ?
Qv(,t?tior.s are as follow- Flui. $13 |? MB.;
Pa; ad, fjfv, Pol?. All?. Bet: gl?*)
The foljnwingletU r.froiii.UMt> Feget?,
????'!.tint s tlie alxive :
f 9k l.rl'trr r,f TAf Tif-ytrrK /r-ljune
Gtasere, (C. A . Thursday, Aug. ". MIL
A sew-us rerolution has broken out at
I t On Sunday last, the Supreme Director
(President) and Jus whole Cabinet were arresetd
he/ i - !f-r of General Muf.oz. who, yielding to the
ratioi of the I.ponese party, put hims<df
eg -i ;t the lu ad ol the Military force of the
:?????-; ami by the aase he made ot his power,
a ?ir.pateil a similar measure against himself,
whkfa WM aideied to be executed the nest day.
According le) one report circulating here, all the
members of the Government have been shot bf
order of the Genera! Another reoort says that
(lev were banished from the country an<i sent
on loard a vessel tust s-aiiing from Reale,o for
California During the time in winch this hap?
pened, the Cameras (Congress) were assemble.!
in extraordinary session fit Managua When the
new - arrived, they elected a new Drector Su
pram o. ami then dispersed The elected is Don
Joss del MinOMlieglO, a man whoste state of
health makes Un unfit for the exertions ol so
dangerous a position. At Leon another Director
OtlurooiO appear- to have been elected, I cannot
tell by whom, and the name ol .Senor Ahaunza, a
? a I bet oi the Senate, is mentioned here The
r< [tort says that the General is marching his
arri y apainst Granada, the mam seat of th?
TmrbsMM party
ll this isthecase.it is much fearetl here the
Genera] will not be able le) prevent the Indians,
wliolorin part of his army in the quality of ir?
regular troops, fro-;, p.?agiinr the citv The
foreigners living here will take n<i part in the
I oniiitu I oi twee n the tWO I'ar'ie?. b'lt will takn
meaeurea to protect themselves.
ll yea want to know my HBjllliflll of uhar has
happened, I cannot but conn s* that I think it for
the interests a I civilization. It is not fyet time
togne von my reason fur this ludgment A few
fOMth MBB jl ?t BOM hen . ami BOBM others, more
m your neighborhood, may have a different
Opinion but the general interest appears to me
ti"t f., coincirle at all with their speculations.
Ji lp - htnu
.--?4)
' Mi. l iici BKi. writes as follows, five days
l.it< , ;i!tf r lie hail reoeivt.il more detailed
ut ii exael iiiform:ttion :
To far / Mm af I'" -y- T< lYahtei
I? r a S. A P A , Wl dllffl! i\. A Of HI, IM]
TIM l oiiiinunii ations concerning the Le?
oni a Revolution, which form the contents of my
leal letter, want some amendment, which I
I nsteu |e make, being enabled to do so by the
! Matcn ents of a i entlenian just arrived from the
Capital It trat m t by order of General Munoz.
according to these statements, that the Director
J and his Ministers were arrested : it was the act
ol the leadei? of a pa rt v comi ? ?cd of civil as
Mall 11 iniliiai v men?a party which may have
.u ltd in agreement with I lie (ipw-ral, but not as |
! his iiirtruniont. The municipality of I.eon was
BBtiTorj 'or the levoliition. It was this C0f?
Iniation which elected I new Director Supremo
in the person ol the Senator Aimuti/a. and the
new Director it intialled the Iicueial dismissed
b) i he got eminent of Mr Pineda This gentle
man. together wyh the two Ministers F rannten
CiatrDfJB end Francisco Dies Zafrate, who had
11 cn arrested with him. have not been shot, nor
p.inspirited in California, but have been banished
j to tlie aaighborttig smi. ..i Ban BalTwdoe, wrtaere
: \ ni ohttfod i" live ander a Govereatenl an?
tirelj 1 i faree oi what ha*happened bj Nicara
:' i Ami the aaaae is the c tee with the lioeern- j
atenl ??! H< aehtraa. With thia remark, I 11
lovchinf tl e rrtore ianteftanf peMnl of the whole
i n ;. Tin-ie\,'Uilion. in i!- duel character, is a
movement ol the Federalieto or Ctauimboe.
Reweeentntivee off the three Btateaoi \nara
? im . San Salvador and Hoitdiiras. have been as
' aentbtoe) itel hi LeBonBad hwti] al Gninaiide
l%?te ciaboiaie a Federal Coaaaftnttoa Hom
1 tai ihey have proceeded I do not know, bal it
appeara thai the paatai ,o?rt of the Timbooee
' oi aiistociats ,.| Nicentaa Bad tin lerreraaavni
o! Mr Pineda, lepresenting entiiely ar.d exclu
' m\tdy this tafi. n. ha\e tonn 1 the cluel obsta
I CM in the realization ol the Federal l iuon
' \\ In n the n xohition broke out at I .eon. i he re
' |iieeeaHlhae ol the taeee states, aeaaaahled at
\ ChnMdstiega? were i,inck. theaaaore, toacknowl
n ^i ihe goxen.ment ol Mr. Abann/a. Thus
1 the revolution has been sacctiotit d b] an author
; if] which, thoiuh ft nii.y I ,'called mcoiiipi tenl
lo thai MJt, will yet be regarded, bv many as
; the Inchest aulhoiitv in the three BtBteo, and if
aaral Mnioa should really be obliged to
BMUTCh iiptiiiist Granada and Ri\as. his at ny
i would be reieJojCOd bv troops irom San S ilva
? 'or And Rowtani The gentle nan to afhOBl
stttieinents I am indebted for these |iarpeii!s.rs-,
sa\s ihat ii wa> the iatBBliOB of the tlcneral lo
laBtcb frae Leoai oa the 14th? thai it to-irvorrow.
W?J BtB| expeci. he savs, tiie best d,s(-.pl!ne
' among Ihe I roOfM,
it areraAtewthelatvaand acts latelj passed
by the l.ecisl t'ure ol the State, we tind them
? IrtHliag a strong testimonv lo the bad mcliiia
tunis a- well as the incapacity of the party
which has held the powtr, and held it BJ the
I cgislative as well as in thr K.ircii'.ive Depart
menis The great mass o! the BBJJBOa have gener
; all> taken vei\ little interest in and notice of
political affairs All these laws are retrograde.
r One af Iheil chiei charactt ristics is the shocking
lestnctioiis upon and bad .mentions toward for?
eigner? wishing to settle in the country You
would be really astonished at the particuiais,
which Baay be called n on?trous. There may
ba some lew yentleinen, who, nidging Hot
' from experience, but from their own wishes,
n.ay !*? oi a different opinion in respect to the
liiieraiity of that governtm Bl toward foreigners
NX ith Mr Pineda, 'he Canal Company mt^''.'.
have eucceetled indeed, tn :naking a new
contract. Sy winch the Company would liave
g?>t rid ol the obligation ol either Mill* con?
structing the imneus Atlantic anil Pacific Ship
Canal, or aj proving its impossibility. This
would have turned privileges and monopolies, I
, wl u h have beea conceded as an afaU>afast for
Iha execution ot an iBBaBBBM pro ect. tato a !
reward tor making some twenty Indians work a 1
lew month* at twenty rive cents a day . indeed,
I I ht. uMe opinion, the most clever specula- '
\ turn which ever came into a Yankee? head
BMI ui.tortunately the Company's Charge d*Af- ,
faires, arrived ou the eve of the crisis which put
, an end to the liberality af Mr Pineda and his
friends Mr K. rr. the I S. Minister, has lived
at Lean till now m the quality of aj private gen?
tleman. Jeueej Fanatt.
We have also lu er lavmed vitB the fol.
Uariaa| evtiact from a private letter, from a
i . .:.!e source, dated
Sex fi Ut, Monday. Aug. *i. Mg|
1 There i* sornettuag Uke a ree^Jution ? the ui^e
nor, (Nicaragua., Sr Pineda of Riraa, who wa?
elcclc-i Pr??xlerit. ami Mr C utePon. w h vn hr ap?
pointed Sr, reiary km Foreign Affairs. hive Vea de?
posed and sent out of thr country, to Pt Aren ia
Co?'a RVa. Crn Mo "lor has hern leeaaeod Dire
tor, it is aasd, u u> possession of tte arms, ani is sup
porte-i try the troop*, who ar^ in hi? faTor Com n.s.
.sior.crs have armed from Uraa-jJa at th:s Pjrt, to
purchase it.?, I ro'tgtit m ra ."?y. ir i "r?ns?
qwntiy failed in their purposes
l'i ii' '?Million of owe of the Horn
President*.
Our correspondent at.'?"an Juan has for?
warded a copy of the proclamation is-uej
by Sejftot Montenegro, the new Supreme
Director ap: ointed In the Legislature in th"
ihtorot of the Tirn^ifo or AjietSeTatie
party. We translate it for The .V?te-IV-!
Tn'iMi' BS follows :
Thr Stmmt*, th' Stop"- '[)?'? ft' ?'?ni tritt
i { .Yi-nragae
Appointed with the imperative duty of giving
accennt to the People of my legal nr.ss.on, and
ot the events which, hire occasioned my eleva?
tion to the Executive <>ovemment, I propose NN
to address yon with that ob ect.
In the r.ight of the 4th inst , the Supreme
Director, Don Joed Laerai t Pineda an ! his
Minis'.* rs, Don Francisco Ca-stellon, and Lieut.
Col. Don Francisco Dias Za. ata, were thrown
into prison in the city of Leon, in consequence of
a m.litary meeting resulting in the performance
of an act of disloyalty, and of contempt tor the
constitutional authority of the Cczislative and
the Executive Government As soon as this
transcendf ntly wicked and outrageous 3d was
known, the Chamber of Deputies, by virtue .f
the power conferred in the 111th article ot the
fundamental Charter, appointed me. to the office
I DOW hold, bra decree, l?earing date <>n the HJ.
in?! , completely authorizing me by another
decree of Assembly issued on the same day, to
restore public order, which his been disturl>od
?olely in 1 eon by the before named military con?
spiracy.
I at once proceeded to tlie oreanization of a
ministry, calling Scilm- Don Joeuade ia Roche to
occupy the portlolio (if the Treason , lie having
actually been named thereto by my predecessor,
he is also now discharging the affairs of the War
Department, in order to tlie prompt execution oi
maiter? therein. Don Fermin Ferrer occupies
ml tnt'nm the Department of Kehrums The
Government is earnestly engaged m the -i Mniza
tion and raising ut the forces reqi in 1 to sustain
the authority of the laws and of c.vilization
acainst the attacks oi the conspirators Men ami
iiiateiiala ol war are actively accumulating in this
CttJ . in San Fernando, Jnnopeke, Munagua. and
in the Department of Mediedaa, tTOOpO are being
raised lor the .same purpose, ami the disturbers
uf public tranquillity will soon be put down The
A teotwbfy baring l?een transferred to tins city,
will also devote nselt to the greal enterprise ol
social regulation.
NIcaragnana! the Oorernmeni relies ujion
your couraue and [latriotism and upon jrourcon
-c( ration tu the defense of the rights of the
country, traitorously trampled upon in one of tlie
chief places ui the State, and in the presence of
a people irritated al such villanv and outrage.
Without your cooperation rain will be the efforts
ol the Government, and then the stranger will
flee affrighted from our shores am! mir territory,
and the epoch of mir pfOapeiit] and aocial good
fortene will be delayed or even loaf lorevt .
Peace, I nn n, Liberty are the hymn of civiliza?
tion that we ought to raise at the foot ofregener
tum and atogii aa planted upon Che lathmoa oi
Nicaraa*jre. torn pm. M?>v n viaiaa
d anaaV, Aug I, 1851.
?+?
Arriml ?.l" ihe Anieri? in BUaleter.
We cut the billowing front Th* Skormugm
/ f.e' ol July 84, 111.is is ih.' lirst paper in Ihe
Fi'g'.sh langaagi pjjoliehed in that country . it
issiicii at Oranada.)
lion. John Id /it.an Herr. I harge rje Vflaires. Ir.un
ii i Gert ranat at of the United si itea to the State ol
Nicaragua, arrived m the city el <>r made, on Wed
Doeeai racanlag, the Ith laoi . aeeontpenied by his
nun.,b!e I n!v. ctuld and servants. He eaaae across
tlie \.n\v fluni San ( ;.i |o? in the -tc.iniPi Mrector,
aid was he.irtly wolccoMBd eat the beach hjr a com?
mittee of bis eoUBlf J men on behalf uf the Americans
reaadnag lure Da waa addressed by the Prefect of
the city,Dtaa^eruuMioSequeiia, to abom he n plud
in .i brief manner
1 hem < be area aacavtad bj i earalcade of Ameri
cai s, accompanied bv some of the tiratialian an?
il. unl.es awl a numt t r of tlie utlit r foreuncrs lo
eated bt Qtanaee, letha anartaaeBta prepared for
hun at the mansion uf albert Horn. I'.^i , i!io gen
tie manly agent of the Amen.-an Atlantic and Pacite
Ship <'.,ii!ii <toaapany. subsequently be paid a visit
on tie Director t?> it.vas. where bearaareeeired
vsiih uii? ii null. b> the Preii, t aed 1 ftfrf aadantf <>f
ihe place, who accompanied hun from the Lake
com to the Pacifit siiore alter beholding the wat?
ers of the maei iluv Dt ocean, and view mg the transit
route and ofooable connecting point of tlie projected
Ship 4 anal,Mi K aeon returned to this c.ty. highly
delighted w Ith the tr p He ;< ft Granada i i?t Friday
11 orehtg i ii his journey to Leon, to preeeol Ins CTe
denaaie to the Rlcaraguan Ooieaarueat, and enter
ui* ii the ihacaarge of ins official dutus.
His Secular), Mi Isaac MeK-ni Powlv. 'i\li?
tpeake Spanish fluently! alao arrived m tins city last
Sunday morning, the 20th teal
Utnereejeeel of a native of tail eonntry, who
sntiicsted tu bias the propriety uf tiav ing his baggage
properly euardrd un the ruail, Mr Herr in nie ippu
? itnt.tolhe ..uthoniies uf this citv, who promptly
fi.rn:shed hau with a file of sol lurs for that purpose.
BvaaJi PisAJiTATteaa.?Meaara Mveis a Desimn,
Irom Mobile and .New Orleans, have purehaseda
karge tract ol land aeai Raalcrjo. where they intt-i. 1
opening a sugar nlantation Dr Livingston, of Lean,
late Aaaericail Conaol, baa, wa understand, entered
litrgi ly into Ihe cnltxire of the sugar cane. The
cane of thia country is said to be aenaiJai to that of
Leeaaiaaa or Cuba, and can be cultivated to great
pcrfactieae. No tetter afaaataej for the arreeeeaaat
of eatnial exisits anywhere Indeed, it 1? very evi?
dent that Central America must he to California and
Olafen what the Wist Indies have hitherto been to
OUT conbsleracy Sugar, cotton, coffee, cocoa, xxcf
mdigo. tohacco. maize?in short, all the staples and
i: isoithe trupics- are produced in Nicirarua tn
tawgreatial abundance There ?ri a larire imiuber
uf cattle 1 statt? m the country and hides, with hv
duro. coffee. Draz?-wood arnl India-rubber, form the
pnneipa! aiticles of export.
?eleitaie? to the Whig *?iaie I utireaiioa.
Kwk'anii Co.?Aaaea F Caaterii, Onn^e
town
aagTial Co.?I hUavai W Fau, laiap,
Orrtagr Co. (complete.) ? 1 ALrann Posr.
Nevvbtirgh. S, QaMNMS M OsiBB, Goshen . 1
Hi osom McFsm s\, Monroe.
I'Uter Co,?I. Jeeapa s. ?airH I j v 1
Oaaaaaf ea.
fi-rrnr Co?gfB8BIT OsBoRs
''Ha?t Ca.?S. Wm H. Bonier.
SurTouV ( e. Whia Cenveatlow.
I ^rreaissideuee tl Tlie N Y Tnhiiae
Patch .ra, Wednesday. Sept. s. Igel.
II. GBaTSXaTI At a < h nvention ofWlaig!
for the Second aaaaBBBlj Distnct ol Suffolk County,
held at the house of N B. Ba-vsrtt. in Deer Pari, on
tlx Cd ins'... Ha? , rv M. Vail, of ls.:p was appointed
DeNeate to represent said District tn State I onven
lion, to be held it Syracuse on the 11th tnst
Joh* B. OaS&BT, ui Huntington, was nomiaated
fo: Memlt-r of Assembly Your-. r a w
HoA-klaud tuuuty Whig Conveuileii.
At a meeting of thr Whig Delejttes from
the several town* ;:. Hock'.and t ountr, hold at New
City, on the 5jd lay of "sept.. Is5l. pursuant to a call
of the Caaatf Centrai t ornmittee, Dasiai. Pre was
chosen Chairman, and Ali bid W. Burcata. Sec'y
K'ee.'trd. That \ARON V t HRISTlE.ofOr aaga
town, be appointed a Delegate to represent the
Whigs uf Uus County at the state Convention. :o dc
La\u at Syraenae on the llth haal
l : at Ka*a aid J. Siaa -t of Raatapo,
-' .'? l> P.r 01 t iark.swvsa, Jons B. Mc?aaaii.
ALtaro \\ Bi i-tckwa oi Ht.e-st-i*. mi J i>
Las .ail M OlV'^i)** i?e A pp.1 it : j--..'<au?a
i.. the nitorral ' uieenuoo. to be he.d at P-?k?.
kilt
Rft- wf*\ That Epw?id Prt V a Dei er ate to tha
JurVial <>nren|10n Dasjbi. Ptb, raa.fn.aa
? W Bt-EECKta. Secretary
CF* Cor. H,;nt his offered a reward of
?r. .or fMhaaaa, who hilled 5!.n.r-rl 1:1 J a| Albany
; aaaa
CI I V ITEMS
roKRM Tio.v ? The Wild l^fersin was built
at ftrraaMaaB N I instead oi r-n-tia*.*. Me aa we
stated
Tn Alroha Boar vih?There was an
unnseaPy beauti'ul ar<i brilliant display of the North
e?r Light. *^'r 1 o i lock yesterday morning?the
fi:.me!ike flash*s causing the bell ringer at the City
Hal: to g;?e the alarm of tire up town, for a ?h?rt
Um
I'tF Tlie Albaaj Firemen will leave lor
haaaa on Friday morning.
? a
tT The loss by the Ludlow-st. lire is
probable $55.000? insurance about $10,000
I ibb F ( arsai ..? Cam of over uu
Tfrtnfr?Argument w?s heard on the m>tion to
set BMde the renlict in the <? i?e of Carnal, found
guilty of murWf.x.t of Dey st . on the eroundthat
: I, :!' er in charge of the Jur> laM them, as if from
the t ourt, it waa a case which did not come under
Manslaughter, a preliminary objection nw naaai
by the District Attorney, that the affidavits of the
Jurors could not te read, as fjnaat verdict, agreeablr
to the English den?ion ot ITftk w is fie be?t evidence
of their intention . and, second, that this f'ourt is not
a Court of general jurisdic tion, and its power ends
at revising, at the close of each session Mr C, in
replv, said thi< case was different, there having been
a Bstataad made by the Jury. founded on the rerre
-rniat.on of the officer m charge.
The i ourt then adjourned, decision on ::i>- ; :e
iinur.ary question to be given on Saturday.
Abut At ok Mr. Leitze.?This dtstin*
piiislu-d arfst BaaJaM arr ted in that C'.ty. ifter an
ab?em e of UtB tears in l.ernianv, Juniir whn Ii tun?
aa haea had freqaaat evidences of his genius an l
.:.eb.-:i\ We know n,>t huw many pictures he has
MBt haaaa, hat tha number has been considerable,
and their merit uniformly great His last work?
Washington erossinc the Del aa are? which baloap
to Mr?>rs. DoBpU, TtVatl A- Co , will, wc are happy
to leant, soon l>e exhibited to the public. At D is$el
BOTfB at once aahteiad the highest reputation, and
Wadoabt Bai artH be appreciated here.
?a?
StBAJBBHIF I'mon.?The lonf ainl >eve:e
gvlc i vperienccd by the steamer I nionon baa h >mc
wardpassane from New Orleans, caused her _-rc.it
detention. B9 much st that Capt, lludd deemed :t
prudent to ptit in at i harlcston for the purpose of
bssthsg Bl addri.u; 0 Boat, she maybe BkOBad for
this afternoon, and will leave again for New
(Weanson Monday Mh ;n*t.. at 3 oYlock, I' M
-?v
Royal i'o.mpi.p'kn r.?Mr. Cojnmings,
;!.. arl -t. oi our city, has ieeeue.1 from Queen
Victoria a Ootd Menial, ht tokaa oi hat approbation
ol the portrait of Martha Washington, font irdc 1
to bei Bf the BttlSt, m June last
I mm h: BA i ion.?Below W6 append a state
inn t of t':e in.in gra; . n BttO (ha i'oii of New -\'<>rk
j tot tha hstt cieht months, as compared with similar
returns ihiring t!ic same patiod last t ear It will be
secWtbattha at .rage since the month .>f Iprilhas
j been over one thousand par da]
MBB UN.
I Jaau ii). i.t,i:.i |4,TH
: Pebraarjf. MM si.tro
i March. 5..VW i ?1,053
i April.lt.r.*: ?::,::>)
Mai. taVMI i BM
June. 11,711 11, in'
Jolj. 3i.in? jr.riii
August. is.isj?? .ti,1.*.".!
i ia.Toi l ? .v. ">
Baaaeaa*eaens?eae .t'l.liii
LaTIMB i uk < o t.NKR-M o.M uk du f Iai. -
?rv -TBi.ii M 11 t in neu. Newark.?The i xcr
ei . s ? eassM eked with the bkjriag of the cornerstone
of this aaa aBtBca were of tan anal BMaaaattag aad
.ii.I bbj char.a ti r Mora thaa N mhrlrti t- BtteadV
ed apaa tha ceremonies The lerrhaaa ware aaas*
Bieaced byreadhag ? i rtsoaofthe Bertptenrea, by
Kit j s Porter,ol Pataraaa,wbJeh was bbOowi i
b> a hymn from an afbetiva choir, aad a prayer by
Hit vTateraBtuiutigha Rar.Gao.Broan,ofKew
\oii>. read the bfBBI
'? Hi i,. .1 Iha . . ai lab .: -um-,
Hindi li.x! i . V. n bl] s ? I
Hi t iir. Ke-neJv. ei IroakJya,than n il aaap>
pro, r.a'e and impress.ie a.'.dn -s, n, wInch lie al
Indcd, in terms wInch affected the whole a . ? i
to his i oiuiection with Hut i Iiur Ti M y, ars ,ij?, it,
subsequent history, ,1c. He was followed by Baa.
I v Haaroa la a few iaipraaalta raBBiiba, ahaa a
cidlei turn, amom.tmg to $i..>o'J 41. was taki u u;c
Ti e i ornei stone was laid by Rev Bishop Jan. -,
who thUmad a idbaaaa and laapraaarra praiar, aa>
pt.pi.ate to lie occasion A '"'v., cnntaiiniig va
nous j ub'icalii ii- Bad art: a as Ji p.isited in the
store. The !?? ? ..i:,.c la IS BsM troal by IT astssp,
.?lid w ill bo , f :he RetBBB I orinlh. IB OTBal
Sbmopi Riot <jm ths: \hw-Je.isev i'.y.s
rrai Biiiaaia Owl Mas Kit i taaaaTwa Wat sd
i. -Tot /' ? ?,". '</ ol tester lay morn nr^
li anis, tl rouah Mr BBBBai k, the t uidu, tor of the
PuaaafarTrara,thal a NrMaM not took ptarstaB
hfoada] : i twai a two partial .if Uih laborers aroth>
itut aaBbBrraal aaotiaai of the road. Thaaa upon
j the I'pprr Section, numberuig 3oo inen.arnu 1 with
1 picks, bars. Ac . came down to attack those ot the
I wer Section, who it seeius were prepared lor
i tin in, arid wire aimed with muskets, which they
had been secretly transporting up the railroad in
; aaalqaaatttha tor ?cterai days previous, ipon
the attack of the upper party, the lower lired Bid
' thiee Mien fell, one dead aad two severely wounded,
win n they fled to the wjods, w here they continued
. i :.i kpart] were arrested at Elizabethtowu
a i aaaaay MMaaaaa, batriaa at their charge u
Quantity mu-ktis with which to coi.Umie the
i kht. The riot wa> not ijuelled when the down
Itata left tisterday mormng, and .t w as thought that
unless tffectual means |were taken, a still timre
- rhstaitaiara would grow out of it The
chtise, a.? far as we could learn, was an old county
dispote in refereare to Ireland, between < oriaahtai
B41 irdowi.s _ _
.\kw-Yiibk Cm Dip^bbbabv,?BaWieal
ithcfha? been affo.dcd by this Institutton to l.>H
l^rsons during the past month Of this number, 6'i
were atter.ded at their own homes. The prevailing
di-ea.s< s amoiig the p.itients relieved were diarrhea,
dysentery, and fever? The total number of pre?
scription* administered waa ll.**. areraging about
lie a day
NOBTMBBB DlsPE.nsauv. W.avcrlev
i-laCL ? The lolloaiiig report shows the number of
patients to whom medical aid and meilnunes have
been administered during the month of August. 1?51
The U'.al number of patients w as 1900
Males.*ll Females.
Total.1*?
Ireland.11 It S.-otland. 31
I nited States. 636 Germany. BJ
England. 5? Other countries._1_I
Total..l**>
PaBBBBa attended at their houses.62*
Patients attended a: the Djspemsary..tort
Total.
aaaa lt.
i vred 't r?i.cve.!_i'm SuL under treatment. .1
Died. In Vaccinated. 1?
Baal lo Hospital. 13 ?~
Total...
The number of precnptM&s put up was.4*40
Greatest No. in anv day.jjj
Ltust No. in any dar. ,0*
Vvet age per day.mm
Rise i l.?W eikiesday, absjut IS oeloek. a
man in a state of mtoiscauon fell into the river from
a s. hoooer am ho red off the C'unard dosk, at Jersey
i itv. and would have been Jrowned bat for the op
portune assisunee of t'oi. Ilockly, seaond orkV ef of
the A*.a, aha arent off to his assistance, and sue
paadH ..i ti ; |tag hum to ?hara xt the peril of has
onal/e.
HvjanxM Kith Biimirtat?tfr. Oiierr
H. \*r h*j been appointed Secretary of the Board
ot Direcors of the Hude?? Rivei Railroad, ut the
p.a.e of Hi Bui.if, w*;o?f trsignxwion ?r have he
fore n.e;not
BvfJaafM t> AaenJSl ?Muring the past
BBBflSh twenty-six steam-sir ps sealed from tin* port.
u-4 twenty-two armed hrre
Pabadfs.?Wt tiotiivJ on WeJncsJar thi*
l n oit BfeaBfS on tanrrl parvte Ohers were oil.
tut ?f d:d cot meet ;hrm
PataL At'lMn.w-A man nxmed Pit
rcK CMajnan WM instantly killed at tae K. lakbn
Ironworks m Kirwt-.ie near Twenty-sixth ?t .
?t If- o'clock on Tuesday night, where he was e^
g >-?< ?! at work It ?eerns that tre waa st indmr upoa
sip lattoraa tweire feet high.abare which a put ton of
the machinery wa? in action, which Uru.'k hun upon
?he read and threw him headlong off the platform
u :o a mass of iron. He struck uj*>n his he id vni
waa instantly killed H.s reina.n. were t iken to the
bellevtie ltasptta!, where u inquest w.vsfield h?
the i oroner. and a rerdict rendered in accordance
with the ?taue statement. DoeeeoedxeaaaB* >?
Ireland. >> years ot age. and lirrd in Twenty nith
st . txtwern Second and Third-avs
AaaTnTfl rv thv Pom. B. ? \ man
? BtadJ ha rTtiejetaai was .n estc j o: JjWedacsdar.
charged with kiahway robbery in assaulting II. Qtj.
ho''Bii in the Sixth Ward, and toOo.ng inn at i w ah h
ra ? ii at $ '., aa : $2 in money
Ki bert MoKircn was bit ea aid,, barged with ennd
larceny, in stealing $*) si.un J >'>:. ucQarey. $33
w** h ad oa tax pecaea of the aooaaed, who was
hehi for examination
t hat t o; :ior w as arrested at 1 o'clock Wednesday
Hiorr.inr. in tha B x'.li Ward.charred ana aawniB ani
battaay w-.th intent ta kill John Donnelly Held for
examination.
l'.itnck 0 Brien was arrested at an earlv haur oa
W cc.nesday momma, chained with asaauiting awd at?
tempting to kill Catharine aad Mkcaael Danen, la
the s \teenth Ward. Held for ex uatnal aa
Peter Been area arrested a MTi aeadai morning.
chargtd with attempting to pats counterfeit money
to Saurvaa Kane, m the Sixteenth Ward
aaxSaaarjp Martin area .irrest?.! at I a Teat k Wednes?
day Btonrlag, ehargedwits aaaaail and badtaryeei
the: eraoB ol Patrice Forrester, at the house No. :u
Wash ngtoa-sL, and also with mttnag his face with
? .i Ma He wascommitted to pi mm m h .wer the
ae.ta ateuttol $;?wbaii
I . a D ill int> was arrested Wednesday ntoroing,
cl arm tl with ?rand areenv, in cnttrm* th'- o.tVe of
Ri i if I ray for, coal mere .at t. on the corner af
Twenty-ace oad-it and Secoudav , dame trie ab
aei . of the proprietor and steaiiua gjrf si rr?i?
the nantei drearer ai the ?'< -k. ihe clerk. Mr
Qfeae, fbrinnatrly c;.:.ie mtt.i othci .ia the lellow
araa tearing It, and ighl aba Thi m?nav was
found on haa peraoa and recoraeed He ronteaaad
thetheft,and was rammitted by Justice Bleakley
for trial
Rol ? rt W Wrman, a young man ro siding at No.
116 Bins at., w.i* Wednesday: arrested bj orBcara Ball
and Kee'e, ot the duel's ofh e, charged w-ll'i ?ical
Bag a bom watch, ehaht and u pair of eir-ungs,
I .ti all al $141. from the store of Kobeit Bait,
eweler,of No. Stl Broadway, ii appears thai on
Mondaj last ihe aeeniedentered the store el Mr
Rait,underpreteneacd purchasing.and while there
aucci cc'rd in ataalingthe pcepetty, which was found
t>> the ogtoera tu h.s trunk IIa aaa t ihee kesare
'i'i agiaiiaie atttelotret r^aiieaContt,aaa$eaan
B?tted to priaon for toinL
tdara Maaanr, ?? Oeenaan, a ia W edaeed t> am mm
? baigi ,t with tread larceny, in stealing e carpet bag
contauntng a draft fee $40, and othi r property to the
rail < oi $10,belonging to t oared Ktihler,of Mo. bt'J
Llberty-at. Taa aecuaed araaaoee to take the pro
natty, and Jnattci Uathrop DonunBAed hun to pt s.>n
for triai.
? ?
AcCtOaTIT BBtHI BLASTtVa ?A haej U'n
ycatsoi ate. named John Butler. yia< >itr>nii,iv m
|iiredoB wet eaanay Ineenaeojaenee el a stone iro?i.?
blast, 't the coiner oi Bread war and Fifty-third-at.
atrikmghim He waa taken to IheresMenee ot his
pai .: by a PoUeentanol taa ?iaateeatS Ward.
( ut hi opGbitbsiai Sbbbiob?,Sspt, .' ?
Beton Jndgo lichee aad vm PTaakiiaand nUalat
.v lira aa a iron p TreadwaQ, ?vho w.?? aea>
\ cted of foreerj bathe second Sagiee al ihe \t iy
term of this xourt, waaealled up tad sentenced to
ti.i state Priaoa tor Ira veai ?
si lermj ? id fafeaf to KM - lewis Raaaelwaa
ea lad lo trial, to aaawer aa iadkntaaral i thaiglng but
\> ih haaiaa, ea the SSth ol Harrh feat, ikof Kaaeh
I Ii OSC, y^.lh intent to take h;s Ufa It appeared in
i , ale nee that the complainant mid ihe aci itaed were
not. at the i.n.e of thi saoothag, oe keraaa of friend.
ship aBtuionderataneTag hut oeeaned teeaotfeaa
i ri i ouary, slim i louaa had shot a doa beloagiaf
t.. kfriene ot II is|m IV i imis,. resides ,t iaa corner
ofBlafe-Bi i ~t aad Third ia On the alftit oa whkeh
the eCMUM .s alleged lo base been committed,
Clouti beardaaofei Ib his knehen, he got up and
w i i.t down, aad found the saah aad ainduara broken,
ami on lookkaajout saw two men ?tamiine alaini an
fret from ihe wiadoe he was aboul t.? retaraw
rs, whea he heard Usa raped of a .mui, aiad atawsl
taneoual) v.a- -hot la Ihe region .mst above Ihe
Ii an. be fell tenaeteae, and Ins faBMli bearing tha
report of the gna, eaaae 'own and found bfaniatae
poaitiondascribed, and or.rayed bj a u;> -tau? The
can au not concluded when tha Court ntjoaraea
fat che '.'av
?
\n I vi-..-Ton. ? .Michai l Broaya, a ateatt,
abfe-bt died foreigner, \y is ,ti M ( eaeetfe} iirrestr.] hj
offici r llarl a ' a ui the Fourth Ware\onaehai (a <>f
pnMiel* exhib tinge nctittoua letter, setting fstrtfi laal
in:" eif and I Billy were real obja is of charity, wttk
Intenl lo v v- ladle the rhantably lispnsedand tfiereby
obtain e trvkag withoal aeraaag it This fetter par*
jMuted to be signed n> Jo n Brown wheat Iba de
aanaed i I tree hia brother. Browa waa takaa be
fore Jndgo Oebora and aooanltted to the Peaitea
tun , as a ?. .1 grant, fui the term of -1 y inonths
?
Sinjove Pall.?Da ate] J, llaak, raea?
mug at CaldaalPi Landtag, fell down theaaaire mi
h.s boot! and I rotte hat hark. The injured man was
conveyed to Iha Ha**Vorl Heenital, iahen behoa
la 11 laagi ram ? ondrlfen.
?
Cot in ogContatoa Plbab.? Before Jndlga
Wot ilrnff - M11 hat 1 Nolan against John Thompson -
Plaint!:! was a Biiml er of the New -Vork Fefeateera,
aerred n M< xio. and afnuwarda reeetreelal ertirt
I al, Bl d Discharge < HtHlnH huuto his land warrtiit.
Hi allegaa tbnt ba loal aud CartiScala, *e., aad that
the l and Warrant based upon them -?*nt friiiu
WaaBington to Mr Tnonejeoat, wim a a broker in
lavotir of Nolan, and l.ru ga aegfee 111 the nature of
the old at turn of Trover to re our Ihe talue
In defence t was st .ted that Mr. T re, cired the
W'.ir rant, he did ?o in the eonree ot t,is business, and
intartina yy.us settled.
The suit w aa brought under the law not permitting
trenefere, md tbe qoeation is whether there ?a? aarj
ei :i!r:ice ol trxn-fer, A r Verdict this forenoon
I ftrgl ? '/n against Ja?. It Wmit)kmgtWm .Vor
r s .o il .1. I>. 1 ? ni- 1/.?Si.,t for ath-gi-l oiitbinat on
und trespass, damages la d at $V> BSC \ suit, it will
Ii r< i i-ll'-i tec'. w as brought by Mrs gerguaoti avainst
Mr P.,tbe ptanitiir, fordnorce, on the ground of in
1,1 v, in wlie h she obtained .1 \erdiet, and in two
rabaeqnei 11 cw triala, which were allowed on appli?
cation of Mr f , she was also sueceaaful. U was
.-hown then that Mrs I'. nretious to her BattTfege
and afti rwar.'s. kept a ilillllaeil eatabUabBMat, uid
had loaned to the lJapti?t CfeXUvh, of win. h iha ???
a member, ta.'gO. on the bond ol the Chnith Set
that ?ub?e.jiieet t?> hot BMIVtanV, ^"d before Use MtU
fee direeea, tbe Church wee reajueeaad bj Mrs f aa
pay to her the money, she giving up the bund in her
favor, and it was re loaned, the Church giving the
aai ,,id bond le Mr Norns, a friend mi Mrs f Hr.
( lement. one of the defendants m this suit, was the
family ptiysn tan of Mrs r . Mr. K., since the du or e
suits, sued the Church to recover the $2,t?ai, claim?
ing, in tus right of husband, noaseaaion of it. but
naally, webeTiere, unstiircaaful, on aorount of the
new law giruig to a inarrie<l woman the proper y be?
longing to her befbva marriage.
Mr. Whiting was the counsel in the diTOiee s iha,
on behalf of Mr- Fetgneea iaa!the action araa tbaad
ed on the state of health of Mrs. I*. and as to BfetS
ing. ni which Dr I g ire te-timoii;.
The present action, brought b> Mr r is on Ihe
ground of combination hi mfluem e Mrs P.taking
away linen, the other two w itness with Mr. \A
11 hou-e of Mr F., No. ?? Amos St.. on or about
*-ept 2" I ?-I* aad the fir?t two pla/ung themaeiies,
in a bai k rixjin to overhear conversation in the front.
I ata CCA Mr W . and Mr F . end that Oy ?aid influ?
encing, Mrs. P., Ac . plaintiff was m ured lo the
amount Of glSjSte, lost the affection of hut wife, and
was injured in his pea>e of mind,<tc. Mehrings
suit to recover daxnage?, amount placed aa ota
ted g'il.'iOU. Mr. Norns does not reside in the citv.
and the suit l-defended by Mr WhiUug, and Dr. C .
who in their answertiaerpuv o? ally deny every point
?atup.
The te?t.mof,y was principally ** to what Dr <
and other wit ties tea tastined to ,n tha divorce suit<
It waa card in defense, that, at the time Mr W aud
Dr. C were together at Mr. P house, they were ?0
by previous utderataadiag with Mr P , ami that he
refused afterward to do *a.,t ,e had ; n * xnU
agreed to?that a dimcuIty arose between him and
Mr N rris, and he ordered Mr. N out of the now*
It was also said that Mr 9 ordered Dr C ou? ot the
house at the same time but this was denied.
It was shown that, in the transfer to Mr Norr*
tin Church cf the bond. Mr F. had P??^r<?
e* ted to the Church transfemng it. ^tJn*i 2*
Price, the Clerk, ^^L?t si
Norns. went withlatter to Mr WhBhVt ? 0* ?* * >
told Mr r^;h'J\^^ ^
tranter The Court totsiarbt ^ ^ ?hichV
?rt^^rT ' ^^?^-Ubtg
?"?Sre? fe -tare to
, ' Yw ' ' , not a ac-iBt?la of tesumoay
.Vp.Vl - ? xupla-iA ^m,o.
'. 'Ti^T1- ***? " * "*????"? potat UN . ?a tM
for the Jur>unto w. r , ,, .'^ , * ~
> ' s*l*M er^eaVaauTf
matnrsi after lying ?0 i*r'errd om *n *<? u? S* te*Z
par? Tie caeewna waaiujiei,
1 ' oa-: .dcd :h:.? forenoon
SlMI 1 ia ?sn Kitsl Acs ipatrr ?Aa ua
itaag ltd. shut t?Trat?"o/ *g*. nt-naj W,t Ts
kasea, BM w ? 1 dart ia the extensive ir >a Mxt ?4
> par I N .-Msar. <toutg buataet* al Ma
*>" Hroa.1 at.. w?v w :i supposed, almost taw. ?alt
kl led W afternoon w f iVf vt ;*lav n ?he thirst
-'.??.? of tbw stoie ll appear* tha Je eise*! ?tat
-nfl 1. self on the rups* used tor BoiHtag g.vwia,
??arJ when in the hstoft c'tnging to the war became
nac atsetanta usebestehdear, nhiehieii. arikaaa
I Baa breast, and piniisM BMI la has "ill. a taaasC
.< wa of the eVaar. where *.?me um? a tee war! ksa
w <s found dead--the hresih prohahir bavtag base*
- ?? 1 f*om his Nwy so that he was tsn*''!e to give
the a arm Tue attache* of the -I re teuaneal Uaa
otsly to the osllce and not a*d the Coronet, was? taiB)
hold aa ''-'ii ? nxtrninr liters at! aa teen waa
pas) to lb* rrmeiaa of the dssreaaei >r thawe eaa
n< cted with the store The pan m< of devea.*?*! re
>? N.? i*r* Dasjraa ?t. |{r<*oki?n
BROOKLYN II KM*
a
I v l?.mkh Rbm i> rtBCBBstTI Jaii.
? I'li:? apartment, formerly Md ** s 1 .wtrt, aadaow
d bv the Heard ot Muprrtisors as a pleoe
for hiding the r sc?s101 1? een lately fitted ap
a ith mans impruvrmen'*, a?tjmake tt in.ire s'lit
able ft?r the lattei purpose The ueversitv -t a skins;
a eraj aiterotiow* tar their betirr., ommodati m waa
BBsrBMM bl Bat Bm I al th.-ir former meeting, an I the
neceseanr vafBatl si ere ordera<l and hate now area
t\i dreamed out Pom us 1 ill \ luistieia issaatiaot
ed for the use ot the BBMbrrs, in .1 ?ein: 0 >v Im folia,
u; bBtl the Pre-Men: 1 io?tnim. and st.thia the
spare bet?ren them and the t hair are placed tha
Secretary ? de*k and Itepoit.is uhle. thus aflardtitg
et er) lactlily tot pert >rmum the bnstaeas satisfae.
tonly
-??>??
I'm \m IVmti.n 1 m<v ? l'lie* PBBBBBB
? aaeBtaaea Bfefh as 1i> nv to theBaaial
that numenms estimates had been rewired tor oaaj
stnn tiiiaj < block of cV> cells hi the nee Peniteatiarp,
and that the estimates of M-s.rs Frraeh B Duahata
sti re ti e ,?>w? -' :1 it I. , ' '.ecu p-? m nt. 1 The t'.vm
mittec therefore recomnicndid that .? conti act ha
aaiaraalaaaaartththaahon ImBb 1 -m*. saUarata,
? . at n .1. a.!.-; at '
?
\ ? \\ RtaiBBBt.1 BOB fbsB lIoaniAL
PaYBt*JUB*?la the B?> in! ol Supcreisors. Wednesday/,
the 1 aMBBM BB the \lms BsMBh to whom an re
1. in ' the aahBM MaaBfa to attaBtlina house tor
e RaaalM Phyaaaaaa al the iumty lluapiiai at
I: Bhaahi Sisbasasii ?! their report, which tei itmmea<U
tb .t the sum of l'i.ism be ?pp-opruted lor the fwir
I 0 e ot bsttsdiaf < raB a]a 01. tin- lot south ?nie of tha
\s\ltun l lie rc|>?ut w 1? a.lop'ed
a
Im Httst. or Sai.akv ?Tin* l'iiinnitt^a
aa bahstiaa ht tic BaaN of aVajsarvaBM ve?terJaf
raparlad at livai 'I raisrn ihe salarv ol the Super?
'.r. 1 dent 01 Mis I'ooi el WUB IBMbaigb to #'h? urn*
aaaaat?baaag an baaraaaa of p 1 %?>, wtucit was
... . pu d. Hid 111. add tlouai sal n> tit silts* J
-*
RbaBV??Om ol'thi' BaMBaBIB uow.it tbe
Na \ ard is readt. at a moment's n.itH'e, to ?|ip hee
ind puisne ai.tlinns: 1l1.1i ouaiit to !u . i,.i o.-d
- - e ?
lecrjssjjpf?I'll TuiasJay ?fMIBsl l ist, a
II in named (?neu Burns, ahtta drtttBB a horae snd
earl Bsadad wNb arcsad, aa bTata at. atteaapled t'i
ut t into the eart, bat alippiaa ot I ie eh tin aa whn-a
he liad siep|Hil, he ell under the wheels 1111 ?im
t nurd a fracture ol the ribs \ fearful wound Wae
i1m> inlliclcd iui Ins lisjlo the 1 oik of the hurra's
sin e The iinuie.1 man aa* coneet l>* oH -ei lltttaa
ni 1 carriniie to his iesi.li 1 . No tit Water-si,
it! i.'r lie wa? alt? ih'i t to b> It. v I iiher Mescon,
1 a ho praeaied a phvaa ia to elreae has waaaaa
j ?a ? '
[pot l - i ? \l\ ilMNOal it 1 s lirlil liy I n?
Bca Wrlfba, il Bail h1aaMBasa?aa Taaaaaa after
1 ihm,11, Bd in*! ? Una Uiabiely of a into which bad
Is'i 11 found adrift near lOBBf 1*1 ml Point he
. 1 \s .n ? j 1 irei lit 13 )< 1 * 1 me, w.th dark
1 .1 ttn Ii .ii. and t? as In s.e.1 \t itli plant pant*, wlrle
1 ci, I, ?ImI. with liana bo. plaid si k Wecker
???*, ami -|.K-k|ii??, with el satle
Barters The shaft bear* Iha initials n p . markaB
Nitbuik Verdict, found draaraaa rawbssai sea*
? ?I. i - ii at nashaab _
UM I I iMSBI R(i rTRMfl
? a 1 ?
Fan a 1 Poaatwa a?Ibmi " a^alaaajj
01 BaadapBBjht, a aeitnits cuirtaaraliun htnbaiwat
in the dwilitns l.ouse.it Mi I W ll, ? l. |, *<>a|i,
i , 1.'1, .11 d M ir, h in ufa tufer, s.tua'ed 4 ehswt di?
t .u.ce 1 rum New town bridge I 1, i.n-i ,u. n e of the
dutaaea, the tt hota m the building; with its con teats
e 1 li ?tro\i I I? re ti e , n ??? es c- ml I reach Ihe
? The |.?t - 1 t v? >?* , 11 ,* *i m ' 11.issi, ,111 i?
nearly covered hi lasaaaaca ?< Bsa ttma* 1 aHBJ
In-uraiica I o I'min ol the IreaahaawB J
Kirn, a member of ll.w 1 o N.> ablB) .?'?enlmg
to (he fire, w ?> tun 01 ei *ui M 1 'iHt injured by tha
In -e 1 all.a.e
Bj Ti'!i'i;r.i|.!i in 1 In? \pw Yoik Trilnuie
Itai. ni " * "i indue tTaaaTBsavPi
Ba raa ?te aaaa ! iy *te|?i 1
., I.. \\',..?'.,'ii, , i*Ii> lit* been h>T ->iaa
da) I asdiaposed, al his hsaaastaad, IHartaa aath, N
II t% . last erening lanoanrad to at la a ?ery d?n
*. run* stale, and bis fhfaily weie ?unmoned arniind
him v dispatch d .led PorUtnouta, 11 o'clock that
a n lay 1 it 1 not aipected ih*t ha will hew
throogb layaight
Pa no ? BaW l.mhl.
fPaaataaroa, 1 baradap. bV ut t, IBM
/' r I ,/. igen ? dome- bf authority that any pat*
ei/ 1- ,'iiamt la ihr :*?ne.l for Pat***** New Light, ar
rtoba ; ? psabteattea to tha enatragy aatartaV
' 1 m>
bl . id ol mi Use Brie Itallroaa.
I ibs JTdiail "' Ml .V Y In****
lluasiKt iLi.s, Monday, slept I. tail
A roUttiun, prt>bably fata] to two ix-rsona,
urred it U 1 Half, il < i tti -l "I lloaplaee,
at M tBsaasSWBBsg As the Kipri Milr* 11 from Ikua
buk wbwhsloeaaot itssp in ra and was * raw bbbb
oti s 1 tbakd Baa ipt r . ? he.1 Iha l.mhwar croasiaf,
a man and woman, 11, a onedsurae wagon, wi re no
Ui 1 0 "ii the luxhway roiiigin the same illreetioa With
.. . , ,f* I i.e aagtaaei seem* their danger, aara
the usual signals, bui the infatuated maa urgod oa
tin t...r e and droea .t full *p?-e<l under the aiga.
- It ? 11 k<,* i> 1 b', -'*ui. lae.a ... t >f?a raa ( *as,*
i intuaa to ba itrtaab bp tat LaoaaMttaa Assessa
?? * ' o. wk. whea
a horrid aoana praaaalaif Baall In the .Men along
. 1,, 11J, wer? strewn lor llir.r four net*, the
'.r-f 1;.. broken fragmaate of IBa wagsas aast
n.1 w? an eenaeleec,
lliough breathing.the man with his bead and lag
b ,0,y hurt, the woaiaa with m.-r *kull broken aad her
whole dresndrenmed in tu r trwa tdiHid. They ware
taken 11 ' r 1,1 l 1 physician sent tor
to Phllatle plua bu'. bath are probably fatally in?
jured.
No Maina can m t!..* ease tx- attached to the Ba
gineer, but 11, 11 not incumU.uit on ail our railroad
rrrmpaaiar. and waaM it not be aBl b>t aaBBl to
; if ../ ;.i--< \..' rs ? l. ?? ? oa* in I -.resent eraa
foolhardy and intoncated persons from thus sacri
Dcing their live*, by adopting the English ptaa of
1 e r r<> i.l ? ,. r ? muttr r< fft) k'fktrmm ereaa*
sag. and where this is impossible, fencing off tha
h gha .. bp a ? w mg gate, to be rlowed by an attend?
ant whenever a train ia due. Tha leasawad risk of
hating Uie.r tr .in* thrown ?>? the trx k would pap
the eipense of thi* in a tingle year <*? > ??
The Express train tins belated raa from MosweU?
ville to Corning, tt miles, in M txunutea, ?
that would take tin in from flunkirh to New-tort aa
r*
KiKk at NgwioBviLLB.?Ob Monday
? ortung the suire of Mr Alex?nrt.er. at ^^^'^
M ..j, ii* daswoyed by hre, suppoeed to a* taa aea
of arc*tsrr and incei.d.air Over ne .tore w*a a
Urga and fun.ished hall oee^ipaed by tha Brawrop.
^.etTand oerajionaJl) use*/ a. a ballroom. It
fimtimed an organ, whi'eh was destrr^. ika ad
:.ngVuprad as a, carpenter^ ?h?,p and
imrntm liowlmsT a.ley, was also contatined iha
? v seat '? I Horton. Ear, , ef Bo*?,
w as 10 imminent danger and was owlymrtsd byM
...remitting exertiew o Mr B B Taylor of Loata
tnie, who wa? vuuliug Mr Horton.
tV An ItidiBfia pafx-r refusea U> ptibluri
eulogies graiw. twit adds?? We will.'publi.h iha aim
pie annotiacenvent of the death of any of oar fnaaaa
wi'b pleasure "
Keeeirt* oT Prodate
H, '*/ .Vorlk gfwr B?tt? 1 larWi. ?J.Ik* SsJ*. Fasas ;
il aa Assww, rwiki- Wkuaky .?1st aatsl . ?7 to
W ?'? . B e 'r ,f . .. . '* ..? .1 ? ' ?? "'? ?
11 " is ... C"fM . >itihaB-.. Pf
rp- c.to N BaxstBT. Utic*. rscerresMssTsysawt Tak
hune ia Ihe eseoin^. sad S'lfn-ln ? SMlwer?ks*r* '*t ?
OP ? M ?t?ltseii;?s' lulSil.o'

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