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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

'CSwHlrPED Or JUsrIcE. An empyr,c named
Brewster charged with Causing the death OF Nr-.
Ann RocAledgc, at IngersolI, by improper med
ical treatment during her confinement, was tr.ci'
~ toe iae Woodstock (Canada) s..ile,. and ac-
quilted, notwithstanding the clsar,,t testimony
against him. Ii the protection Of law j, ever ~,
ce-sary against quacAery, it is especially 50 in
'ncn cases a. this. Leaning to the side Of h@rcs''
a. u Is termed, was never intended % apply 10
such offenders.
MELAScgOLY Fatal AccIDySr.-tsn Sat
uriay morning, three boys-two brothers, sons oi
Mr. Rosencran. of Bethlehem and the othg.a ION
Of Alr. Hallenlakc Of Bethlehem ehi.s b1thins
IN the Norman, Kiln Creek near thi, cry 60, IN
beyond their depth. aAd were drowned. AL three
went down together, cliugiDg ia,t % each Other,
and rose no more The sad intelligence was com
municated 10 the parents by lad VINO was stand
Jog By, aud WAC had refused to 20 into the water.
The bldie. were recovered very soon alierwud.
but death had stamped bi. sea- upon them. i
Albany Citizen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

RHODE IsGAND-The General Assembly OF
Rhode Island was to meet at Newport yesterday.
We presume one of the first measures proposed
will be a call for a Convention OF the People TO
agree upon a new Constitution. We find tsc fol-
lowing in the Providence Journal
ArrENPr TO TAKE The WARREN GSNs-An
unsuccessful! attempt was made last Saturday ght,
10 take the fed pieces in the possession OF the
Warren Artillery. -Four horses, with harnesses,
were sent down from this city, understood L. have
come from Hddcn's stable early in the evening :;
and about midnight, information was received that
from fifteen to twenty-five men had left the city IN
the direction of Warren. Expresses were instantly
DESPATCHED by different roads, and arrived At
Warren soon after the marauding party. They
had broken open three buildings, in search of the
guns one an engine house. and the other a house
in which hearso j. kept. when the alarm was
given hy sounding buglc Ia ten minutes. fifty
msn with musk,ts were assembled. AID in ten
more. th. alarm having been given by one of the
church bells about two hundred arrived. all armed
end ready Owing 10 the darkness, the scoundrels
escaped although it is hoped lb.t a clue has been
found for the detection of a portion of them The
promuttude with which the people of Warren
Al, wercd the alarm cannot be too highly com
mended; IL j. JUS, what MAS expected OF them,
and Just wha, hey ready to do again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
TnE KxIekrnsocklK-The tributes to tn

The kNIeKERsocKER-Ih tributes to the
merits OF the X, so general and SO unanimous
in this country. are not uncommon IN Great
Britain The LoRdon Times, Morning Post.
AhenGur, and Literary Gazette as well "a the
Edinburgh journals, have praised the work IN
most cordial terms. and a gentleman OF neigh
boring city showed Us few days since letter
from Sir EDWARD LYTTos BULwER, IN which,
after thanking bis American correspondent tor
sending him some books, and among them several
numbers Of the knickerbocker, he SAYS: " am
rot 50 uuacquainted wiki American literature as
% be- unaware 81 thu hig, station which the
KSIcxEEBocKER ENJOYS. | have often been de-
lighted With the various and graceful intellect il
displays Some Of its writers are no less renowned
IN eur country tnau distinguished in their own
ICourer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

SHORT SUPPLIES Ship Atalsnta, Captain Hart,
which was spoken By the Marcia Cleayes, at th,
port, and sapplied with provisions and water when
only eighteen day. out from Mobile, hs. arrived at
New York, reports twenty-four days from former,
and was supplied three times "a the passage.
Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

BREAcH ~ TIE CkNAL.-Therc occurred quite
a heavy breach in the Erie Canal. iust at the foot
Of the Geddes Lock, tins morning. at about eight
% clock. A many Hcn and teams were immedi-
atcly .ct at work q. could bc employed advanla
seously. and they in hopes To let the water in
~ soon a. Tomorrow noon. the l7th. which viii
intercept navigation heSe about thirty hour-.
Albany Journal. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

NV ORLEAys.-Thc following is an extract
from letter dated New Orleans June llth:
If il was not the town talk, would not call
your attention to puolic meeting here last night
in regard to the banks which now pay specie. the
object OF which. il i. said. j, to put them down
because they will not ssspend. Aiter trying all
other means. they say they will resort to force IN
the shape of mob. The argument =, that the
bank, which pay have destroyed she currency Of
those that do not pay, therefore they must be re-
slced To a level with the others, These Agrarians
are TO have another meeting On Monday night. 1t
will be all talk. however; there will be- no action.
The people in difficulty, and in what they do
they remind me Of the man that wa. TO have bis
leg cut of who would not consent unles, he could
have liberty to halloo a much az ne pleased. tie
cried Justify, and have no doub, it relieved the
pain. But the idea Of mobbng a bank because II
pay. ~, debts is too ridiculous to write about Or
think o. All have TO fear Is. that when num-
Der of people collected together, they will do
mischief somehow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

those citizen. OF the United S,ales having claims
upon the government-haye been invited to hold
meeting ON the 22d inst (,his day) at : r. NJ. at
the Courtroom 0i the City Hal, Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
Correspondence OF the Newark Daily Advertiser.

Mn. SoUrHAED.-Alihough We aave received
no letter. from fredericksburg to-day, l have the
pleasure 70 inform You that through the COS OF the
Postmaster OF this city. We learn that Gov. South
ard continses to improve. am satisfied it can
be relied on a. accurate. The mail i. closing.
Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

rY Oar readers viii have observed by DOR 'orre'p''"'
sncs that the responsible Edi's' OF 10. i, H.,
-. M , ,onr ~ ol,,crvaos and relaxation tor The asi
,.ek, as he will be tor two weeks to come Core
,n,. ,ybo.. fayors are deferred who may have AL
dre.ed hin, letters directly Intended for our conn'
will understand that their iavor' have eher been iof"a
oil n, az. re.eryed for consideration on bis return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
CRnTON Aor DIC CT.


is he following inscription
CRoToN AQr sDUCT
pfsTVrBVTING &EsERvofR.
C'omr.it,orert Enemovs.
Samuel Stevens JOIN T. Jery.,, Chief
Xebedee Ring, II Allen Primo pal Asst.
John D. Ward, 7. IIsT.c, Resident
yeniamn B'ri,an hr,ifers.
Samuel r. Guilds. Thomson Price Sons.
Coutricloc}. Compoed
MDCcCXXXym. MDCCCXLH
Such is condensed but comprehensive view of
,h;. noble structure. II +, now completed. with
the exception Of the High Bridge. The Bridge
will occupy two years more. but temporary pipe
has been laid over the river upon the coier-dam'
# the Bridge, which will afford Us a supply Of
water for two or three years, until the completion
Of the entire work. IL estimated cost, owing To
changes of plan rise Of labor ond provisions. &c.
mas risen from FIVE to twelve mlions--o great sun,
abstractly considered, but ,riHing one compared
with the benefits resulting from the work. The
excess of CITY mortality over that Of tie country
is always great. and is attributable, in a great de-
cree to the injurious qualities Of the water of the
wells which receive the firaions of III the nox-
iols animal and vegetable matters which load the
surface of the ground. Remove this cause by
bouniiful SUNNY of pure water. and we not onlv
diminish the number OF deaths. but relieve. in
perhaps AN incalcnablc degree, the amour; of sui
crng from disease, which j. properly attributable
TO Ibis source. but which does not absolutely de-
>troy life We have suffered under This daily
growing evil. .pto this time, unaware oi its mag
nitude. which can indeed bc measured onls by the
favorable changes which will be- pcrccpublc when
It's causes shall be removed Nor viii this be shc
only benefit Meiaphysicians prove that physical
anu mural P''"' -''','..l ,.....,..
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I,.aa,.,,. .,..,,,,I ,,,..,;oc.. we shall ais,
- e ,h1,.o,h.r. no ,i,b, fine rp,i,y of
the mind, which AWAY, hamoniles more or less
with the body which enclose, 70 and the d'minu-
ton OF ,ickucs. and of crime viii GO hand in hand.
Pa5lc soth, then will form just subjects for the
attention OF the Father, Of the City none Of
whom, Ne hope, viii side with the English
Mayor VINO opposed Their establishment o" '"'
ground that Re had not been ]" tne wafer '0f
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,.,;l;,a.,..,, ...,., rl.,c y~.,, N.,y.u,,ep and
.;,,,u,.c s..-...e.,l H., ,h....o-,..
49,. ,.aa
"''''s' ''' ''c s'>"' '''S %, ''", ''> 49, ''''
uav,cau,ie,: for by adding their graceful mite to
,ho,,l., ,bo f-...,.,. ,ocl,c, I'm making
ID. -, .l,... ..i.,,,., 49,.
'''
value OF properly and thps give To SUI citi4en' a
direct Pecuuary return tor Their vast outlay IN ad-
d.ton 10 ihe inest'mab!e Improvements which they
receive in their health. morals and e7Joyments'
- Inc excellent or'Ieie on our ISL rage i''
gaming the Jews WIFI De T'ad wan interest ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

% The Evening Post says that the Astor House
may well be called the Head Quarters Of the Ar
my and Navy for the City Of Ncw-lerk. ON
Monday there were officers from our own Army
and NAVY. and from Tie Briti,h fFigate Warspitc,
and ffy-sir graduates of the present year from
West Point. We incline TO the belief that some
of these gentry may claim the honor of having got
up one of the most iotou, indoor uproa. our city
has been blessed with for some time. They were
in full blast when We passed the window after
midnight, and wc heard them for nearly an hour
afterwards. Their escape from severe and whole
some discipline We fear was somewhat premature
TIE tNIOS SrRISG At SARAToGA.-Nc OBJ
serve in the Saratoga Sentinel a notice of this
Spring, from which it appears that 1t will ere long
become one Of the chief fountains resoricd to in
that beautiful village. The grounds abost it have
been greatly neglected until within few years,
bat they have now been fitted up and the Spring
carefully secured. The water Is said To be exceed
nrlv healthful in its properties and peculiarly
clear transparent and pun-cnt. Itconiains large
quantity of fixed air Chloride OF Sodium, the ar
donate. of Magnesia, Lime. Soda and lroH, lod-
inc. and Bromide of Po,as stun form its principal
medical ingredients We understand that all It's
excellent medical properties me? :" preserved u
due care be taken, and that il carefully bottled IL
NAV he kept for weeks. Mcssrs. Sands of this
city, we learn give it, preparation their SPECIAL
atfcrtion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

~ For a Communication on The Jews
another on Episcopal Missions, and an
Association article, see First Page.
NJ For Poem on the Dead Sea-
Storm in the Alps-Doctors vs. Ladies, and
the Stop Policy, see First Page.
We attempted, in note at the bottom ot The frsl col
uInn the FRS Page. confess into which ~
fell in notice Prof BUsH's lectures; but the c.mpp,o
has spoiled i've meant Say that the ~ stake
owns printed reads hrs own."Ibere are -~N
worth me otioaing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

As IMPORTANT SUIr.-The New Orleans Plea
yunc states that the owner. Of the slaves ON hoard
the brig Creole that escaped into Nassau, have
commenced suit against one Of the insurance COM
panies Of that city for the amount insured IN tnat
nficc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

% John Stevens. of Jackson county, III. was
shot few DAY, since, as i ,uPPo,ed, by some Of
the Mormons. He had incurred their dispieasnre
by refusing te give money TO thsir preachers
though one Of their members. Hi, house was
broken open and his trunk rined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
PIN democratic Whix General Commit

zee, Msy 3i', 1852: $500, -, 81,
RssoIred unanimously. That It be recon1nen1ru, "
Dewscrsne wsg and other kieciOr NJ me ~ 70 ~ ~
~ Of New 1vk friendly the election al hksk ,Lr
Kentucky a. President Oi the United states 70 a,,'
National Hall on Wednesday Evening me ~ OF u
a, ,,clcL n, ,b. ,nrrss ofrou.iderng the rnriy %
an mmed ate nomination Of the Statesman oi tf west
FILLS POTTER, Chairman
democratic Wig General COMMITTEE.
BRADFORD. Chairman
yopog Mn. Democratic Wig General Con-.
j. H. HoE.sT HAWs, >refeiare - "l D',ec 'u' ""'-
Ec,y.,nE CowLEs. General COMMITTEE
Ca.pt,,k TAYLOR, Secretsrles Young Mems Demo
M % JacEsoS : cratic Wig General Com.
T. c,,aI COMMITTEE If Dcmocrat,c Nag Young Men of
fsl CTR and County Of Nf.c- foIt-Jun j. Ia
P<,ot,d That. the opinion 81 is Comm ter, TIE time
"a, ,-ry-d when il j. equally pedeui aas iusi proceed
20 the nomination OF lsNRy CLAY - c,ndlae iof Ne
Pr..d.rey In IsfL A. ". BRADf ORD, Chairman
CHIKLs' T.YLoR' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

u \ correspondent calls tie attention of the
proper au,horitic. Of the Fourteenth Ward To the
iu,clcrabic nuisance caused by the assembling lcwd
conversation. profanity and rotous conduct OF lot
Of boys ou Sundays under an awning in Cro,byst.
near Grand. VIII Rot the Sunday officers sse that
IL J.. atafed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

~ 1t j. now said tnat Mr.. Hamilton was on
lost. with authority 10 demand of Texas certain
colorcd persons, who mad been taken to Texas and
sold into slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

70 Samuel Z. Cornish had hi. pocket picked
while leaving the railroad car. at tea in the De-
po,-a few days since, Of his wallet containing
certificates Of stock in the Newark Banking and
Insurance Co. and 5000 in note. and obligations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

MURDER or b. r. SIooSrov.-Nc regret ."
learn that thi, gentleman. 50 well known IN thi-
State formerly a.. the able editor of the Port "io-
son Correspondent, has been reccnty killed on hi'
plantation IN Texas by connection. We hear
named Thatcher. Some words passed between
the parties. Stockton sitting ON the fence. When
Thatcher suddenly sho, him, the charge passing
through his thigh. StocktonteIl. AID while ON tie
ground. and in the act 81. raising his gun, he re-
ccivcd the contents OF Tha,chcr'> second barrel 10
his breast, and expired. Natchcz Coulter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

~ In wAsHiNcToN CITY the Tribune may be had -
r. LUFF'S residence, near Thrd-sreet at cen@ pr
copy asd delivered to subscribers at their residence Il" -
cents per month or III cents per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

FRou FoRr TrNsoN.--bg lct;cr from an olH-
Ger Of the 9th regiment L. =. Iniani.y, $50 learn.
that the rear OF this regiment reached Fort Tow
son. on the 18th alt. from Jefferson Barachs-
having, in consequence Of the low state Of Red
river had To march on foot tie last so miles Of no,
distance Nose of the steamboats, which th,
troops were transported. were able TO get mp, and
only one got up as high as Pecan Point TIN
other, stopped at different points below. The
troops were awaiting the errya! OF General lay
10y, to loorn their ultimate destination.
lttle Rock Glk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

PoLcE COURT Considerable excitement TOOK
place at the Police Cont Yesterday. goWiu, oli
Of the supposed discovery OF a plot oa,ween a eir.
and her paramour 10 murder the wife oi the atter.
The man, mime j. William CrEmmcl, hui-hef
IN J. Trottcr', morocco factory the -ir' We have
not learned. II appears that an intimacy had -nh'
sisted between the parties Tor some time, wmci
was partially interrupted by the marriage ct Crum
mel to a widow lady, some months since. Then
acquaintance was, nevertheless, contnued, and
led, probably, to criminal Indulgence, until the
girl, naturally weah-mn dcd, conceived the idea OF
putting Mrs. {. ont of the way, and for that pur-
pose. cndeavorcd 10 employ colorcd man Ia shoot
her, promising to reward him in a sum of moCey
Yesterday the parties were arrested and examined
but il did not appear from the evidence thlt Cum-
mol had any knowledge OF the girls designs, or
was in any way prisy to the contemplated crime
Ii is Iha opiunn Of The mag istaes others thar
the girl is partially at least, insane as, on being
questioned she replied that she might be guilty
but If she was. she did nj know il. Alunher eN-
animation will take place tomorrow.
Brook iyu Iaglr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

~ The Auburn journal saws that water IA,
been procured AT the depth Of 81 feet in Monte
yuma, which j. believed to contain more salt thar
any Of the celebrated SaIina Springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
[Littlc Rock Gat.

A CURIOUS CASE o. BHAMf underwent pre-
liminary Investigation at Petersburg, Va, GA Tue
10Th INST The circumstances, ~ SO gather mem
from the Statesman, are these. Alexander Mail.
Gli0S Wells, married 10 Miss ila.tils' II thar
town in 1880; yeac two after, BE- 4ent Sout'i,
and did not return until last year, being absent
about Ene years. la the meantime, bis Wit. sup
posing be was dead, intcfHinrs.oi WITH D,orgc
Patram Wells on his return, demanded BIS wife.
who was reluctantly given up. and who very re.
luctantiy returned 10 her fret husband. She. how
ever STAYED Dut a short time with him. The sec
ond husband finally bought the wife Of he FIRST hu,-
band. at the price OF one ioi9r, which vas paid
in cash. Wells consoIed himself shoriy after by
marrying ano'.er lady nPeict-burs named judith
b. Lonswortn-hsnca arose TN, prosecution. H.
wa, committed for tual 10 the Supreme Count
which opens in a few DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

UFvRY CLAY II Omo.-Thc Ohio State Jour
nal Published at the capital Of the s'atr, says that
Mr.. Clay j. the choice Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
tine Wing, Of Ohio for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

U VI Go0Tcr 7. kncsIcv-l IaWy'T on
Clcyelaud-whilc going on board the steamboat al
Sandu.ky City. slc from the dock and was dro" n
ed. lie was the eldest son of Prot. Kingsley OF
Yale College. and was possessed of fine talents, and
vo- a Young lawyer of great promise. lie gradua-
ted at Yale College in 1890.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
A7rrrrrrp RosBrkr.-Thc Erculng Poet say,

ATTEEPTED h0BBEKr.-lheL ''"i"s o. -
that gentleman. between ~ and II o.ci'c> '"
S,,urlav u,rht. on Fourth Aycnne was attacked
ana 81, ,rbo-, .tr,.s hin, from b.l.ind
-, 81 l.,,-l.,l him fi-;,n. II. rose ar,
"'' nm. 81 s...,
defended himself WIKI ~ ''''"i''"'i "''
frightened the scoundUls oH by tis crir' i'f neil
The rex, morning b. went "a iooA for Ai. umbrc.
i, .n3 ba, which he had lost in tie >cuiilc. and
l.,b, I,. ,, =. le,ihsr of
- -. ! sid p.,,cs Oa
""''" wa "''''" - .s a..
Ger. Where was tni' oih''r-''7 "e1'r' 60
hat--ai tn time of the rrh7ry
.------~---7 ..,...,.. ...,...ja,
A0'''AS' '''''' -....,..,
afternoon as two men carpenter '''
were at work on 'c2i'.din'' erecting ""''' ''''
cupola in the course - completion ODD the dome OF
ill., U,l. ~ J,.,ie, b. Eli, .sll.n giving wa, o'
l,,...,l Nd, ..,.,...r..., manner aft ~.
ne ''a'''"' OWING 10 '"' '''i '''''' -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
ES.CoLLsc1o, Horrlsp TIE Custom Hor.F

tT-COLLgCTOl tIOrTLN TIE Custom h0If
COINS may b. remembered that IN the
"a rnou. report Of the Custom House Comuis'ion'
Mr. stewar-one Of the Henlers-siaie- tha'
Collector Hoyt o6,iahy informed the Treasury
Department that be considered it hopeless task
TO get verdict, from the haHd- Of Judge Belts ans
Mr. Naidei.s irriss in prosecutions for iraud'
on no revenue. Mr.. HOY, publishes letter N
the Evening Post in which he saws be requested
from the Treasury Department authenticated CO.
piss Of tie letters thus quoted by Mr.. Siewar' ;
AID that on comparing them with the printed co
sie. be- ind tnc direction sld signature nave been
% altered to give them the appearance Of off,
cial letieT.-when they were in reality his own
private letters. They werf originally signed
Truly. J. fIoyi,' and addressed TO II. d. Gilpin.
ESQ A. published by Mr.. Stewart. they are adj
dressed Henry y. Gilpin, E-q. Solicitor OF III.
Treasury and signed Vey respectfully. !. Ho.t,
Collector In reference to these matters AM
othc-s in the report. Mr.. iloyt says that bis " ac-
counts, far they h,'e been printed, have been
altered and also know. that the commissioners,
or one Of them a; least, ha. put forth the E.ost
fraudulent statements. concerning them. and u
tered in almost every line, and ccrtaiuy in every
page Of his report, the mos, b,refaccd aud shame
less lalsehood. that could be invented by the most
proGigatc IL heart and ingenious in mind"
- We learn from the American, the only or
ran Of the conclaye we have noticed-snd even
that. p. We gather. Tot oFcial-thai meeting Of
Confidential Democrats specially invited to be
present. held at Davi.'s Democratic Head
Quarters, 1881 Spring--irect, on Monday nigs'
The cards Of invitation set forth that the object
of the meeting was of deep momentto the interest,
Of tine Party The American say. that the Hold
Oycr Officers were present in great force. 1t i
perhaps impossible to guess what new treason j.
Matching now. Tho matter may be clearer after
the Court Of Errors IN, put quietu' on the hopes
Of the iewwho now expect l>sails to cling TO their
Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

" Ripe peaches have already made their ap-
pcarance at Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

DrArH ~ 4 Man DoG.-Nes'orday mad do
was killed al tho corner Of Thrd-sircei and tn
BoNery before. however. it had done any harm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

10 " The Singer and Story Teller" is the title
of little book for chiidrea-so'l BY Bradbury,
S0den i CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

MELAycuoLr--Two lads were drowned iu
Bergen, on the 18th inst, under the following cir.
cumstances: They were bathing in mill pond.
on the farm Of Benz Throsp, the father Of orc Of
the boys. The youngest, -- Socley AGED 10
years, va. observed to sink By the other, Low 3
Throop, aged T. year, wien the latter Aeioclily
went 70 his rescue. Blt either by the grasp OF
the former, OF some oth.f cause, be- was drawn
under also. and 10th were drowned. Their bodies
were not d. discovered unit. ab3a, half au hour after
tine accident, when all eaor,s 10 restore admission
proved unagaiing. Rochester Dem.