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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23
Leaving every beauty free
To sink OF swell, as Heaven pleoses.n


She wide, plain white muslin collar, and black
shawl mantlla and held in her hard pale cocr
I'd, figured and frnged parasol With one loot 0hs which
he hurt l.apng out Il the carrsge) rstrg char
before her she with much ana grace n tho
court # she preparing TO touch hsIp ond bid il
ell oil music IN drawing Dom. Mrs l.. is bstUty-n
beauty can be- allied 10 bodncss-bordeIii III. biu
nete order@i,h pair ot dnFod cheeks and dapgerousy
lark eyes
Her form has all the softness OF her sex,
Her features all ihe sw eetness OF the ID,
When he put on the cheIub 10 perllex
Eve and paved God krews hov the road to evil,
20 much for the fair prisoner, snd for her
There had been long delay Tor rierre Grand the sicr
Al the New Shell Road Hotel although hen r.rre did
come he knew tte touc hug the charge the prisoner
accessory heore the feet TO the murder Istha
OBren. He only knew that she The hotel on
Friday week. with Bond his victim thst she drank
glass OF lemonade took dinner with th,m end that Eond
aid for it. Mrs Lenneas counsel declined 70 ask the
witness any questions
RECORDER :" Mrs Lennon, have you any testimony to
ofer, or anything to say7"
Mrs LEsNIs.-" Oh, = nothing (smles) Pm per-
fectly satisfied" The iscordsr then told her, that al
hongh the evidence showed that she acted r.rrehens
lie in bringing the deceased girl within The province
If Bonds design, still il did not sustain the charge and
should acquit her SO she pI onouDctd acquitted,
and left ecourt -N.w Orleans Pcayuns July a.
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bier, and poured some water into it without OBJ
serving any thing in it, the medicine being only a
small portion Of liquid IN the bottom OF the glass.
md clear as the glass or water Then she had
drunk 1t. Oh, my God know, not what to do.
My dear Rachel is gone, gone forever from me.
You and all Of you knew how happy we were to-
gether had just gone, leaving her IN bed, out OF
the room for minute or so, into the other room,
in search OF another bottle TO put the medicine in;
for had broken the one il was in, and had got a
tumber in the meantime TO secure the contents IN,
and she had got out of bed to use the - and take
some Salts which were on the table by her bedside,
and. wishing to take some water after the salts,
and supposing the glass an empty and clean one,
knowingly poured water into II, and, oh, God
have mercy upon us ALL she drank portion OF it.
heard her cry for me in the other room. flew
to her, but, oh, God il was all over IN few mln-
utes, and am now in a state OF mind bordering on
utter misery and madness. In the sudden shock
knew not what to do or say. called for lmmedi-
ate assistance. II was brought; bat Of no use.
The awful occurrence having taken place IN stu
alton where am entirely unknown, all are stran-
gers around and the people being much inclined 70
doubt my statement that she was my wife, and
every thing else said, am in terrible situation
The law hasa right to suspect me, and as yet have
not creature found to prove my marriage, orwhai
am, or who am. | have nothing to prove any
thing as yet"
The letter, which was written in a trembling
aand, and was In some parts scarcely legibe, was
Of considerable length. and the prisoner earnestly
entreated Mr.. Hall to do all he could for him, and
wait upon his friends and Mrs. Stobbs, the aunt oI
the deceased, and send them to London. 1t con-
cluded with these words-"l must now stop ! am
quite bcwildered, as il in an unconscious dream.
The next was TO Mr.. Bell, apparently written The
day after the above, and gave directions as to car
ryIng on the business OF the concern, and 10 OBJ
tanning and sending Witnesses the prisoners be.
half. There was also letter from Mr.. Clarke to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
BNNs's PRINTING TELEGRAPH


Nearly TWO years ago We noticed
most ingenious application Of electro.
magnetic principles 10 mcdaniel
science, n the shape o. printing
fcIes faph. constructed Is Nr Ba.n>.
aa3 Chen eNhJaaeI al The Polytechnic
institution In tae meantime NJ
Bans has uol been IJle, for lie has
considerably improved aud smp.Ge4.
aai ~ Lac, reconstructed his apparatus.
and we Yesterday attended an eaper-
m-nt made With Il upon lie South
western Railway from London 10
Wimbledon. LIE object, We neei
scarcely say, IS to convey intelligence
ilom one gwen point 10 another WIZ
raP'oi'y, secrecy, g. necessary ami
accuracy, ami any code o signals may
be agreed upon, whether Of figures.
letters. or arbitrary signs 70 etieel
ihls, there are two engines. one "a
London AM Inc other a. Wimbledon
VII ch We Should nor impr pery lie
scribe as powerful chrouoms,efs. AID
on The ia. p.aie Of each Of winch are
The letters or numbers which are -
be adopted as The slgnals The two
maehiAes are connected bya single
Vic, AMI on Tie hand Of one of these
JAS being stopped a. any one The letter,
or Numbers. the same letter or number
rs imprinted. no, Only a, The opposie
station "nere the message is 10 be
conveyed, but dlso on a cylinder. cover
cd WIN paper, revolving BY the sde
Oh The person send.ng the message.
thus aSsu,in. Inn ,hat no error has been
committed Enc wire is connected
with plate Of zinc al one station. and
plate OF copper a, the other-,has. As
y were converting The .ho'e distance
between lae termin. INTO a yo.lai. hat.
lcfY. It should be observed tina, the
current IS continuous, AMI Mr. Raus
assures US that one has been in gnjnrer.
rlpted operation Tor eighteen months
nc N'fe Is m,gIlcI In asphaaum.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
Commercial ANA Moncy MATTERS.

K ~ Css15criiq G;s -lJasy -Nqtt,.s 80 lat It@>
W-'-SsFrty.p y
fall almost, Unprecedented ia i',r h.stor. OF our
stock Exchange place today the Iir,i ri. followed
by sudden winch cartei prcs back uca-!y I" tho
f.olnt from whence the started tin. Thus NGr~ eta
?, Wufcrs,, ,,ch 81 Yecrt,s !rl TO = ;"iaY 81, tl1
Fi;s; Beard oaI went IT, nj Tie se"VaJ 'ir'.
n,hus iueutuu oi - per cent iay-CcTSnn.y
unprecedented ;hna eSucrence ot NEi street, Tic
r rnro., IaeHte upon the coming oui al the bnid.
every one apparently being 20 buy he hnd before
hecn to sell! Il generally let at lee decline
great nul rapid and tia; such uGuntJr! stale ~ mU7
could long and all ANXIOUS 10 h"! something ir
tberrc The hears aud bul the boa: now ln the
lijs unt rec-,e tic ,tocts which the former have hoi-i
,f delivery, a,id consequently ;e bur mu, carr then
th;ou q; tn, pauc >.cr- Is ger selling cut. In
- impulse enough it,vii, The bises,, c
t.: undeiinabc upon operators
!cit motley gong begging the street iur employ
mcn per Tie proof IF tie n.ani,y ii4
;hc street iha hour nlerwer, without the
>s!Je,t c!Guse tire financial position OF Gur, tales
place nearly ,ie tai the morning. The parties
who sold Norwich X Worcester EcIdng StoEiasun mad
stocks, wirh have substantial value aui whose pros
4c are the highest degree favorable the prices OF tn,
morning. cedal' e,emp,icd the aGuge oi tire fool and h
money The following shova tho e0rnnus fall which has
,akcn place within the Ia. O u days Whatare !ccnl
ay called The itnce The iirst price IS not shat ANY
liked dag In, The highest point which the several ;,c.
t.iUcist, OF ~ that ciglb0Ii;oud. kGN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

From Sr. THoN,s.-Wc learn frou Captain
Wiikhani, of the British schooner Eleanor, arrived
nj tins port yesterday from ST. Thomas that a
Z, cd deal Of yellow fever c,iatcd rnong The riip
ping principally brought from the neighhorns
potts The rainy season commenced the aat OF
Aprii, two months eaticr huu ever known before.
The market was completely slutcd with amerl.
can produce, aud hca'y losses being sustained
on all ;hipmen,s. SuyaI.n,.! Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
:tTY lNTELLuGa NCG.
rsr.-f-s. No.
COURT FOR TIE CORRECTION or ERRORS.
snrAnAisnIAS i,AuA-rA or Aln,AN ~ EEAuA

SurFKNisONs VNUNTN OF NNtNY ~. ELlSHA
poUk aud Cthct,hir. n"rr Cn,tiy Treasurer al the
.niy of Albany The Nlli al II a. fcrucin l., t!iu
nnty had teou viDnusS stolen tom l ,i. aud he
,al that the les chs lc h''uc ry Size count, and hy
hm..n Sutt brought agalus him aud his ,Utstis
ever the lite ur hJT a. The action
r, that mooney had been but los ms negligence
- he oi'er,i te rct. hihut'es iurrurscd
md Judgment toe CnU below plaintiffs
+,urf ipPcH! made Ia The supreme ,uutj. wlch
,,e the dccon ard gave Judgment r defendant. Further
r+ai = MADE ;l Court Mr.. john Van luiru was heard
linda ant 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Ju Ice KsNr
RlrNANn GrLlAME a.. NoAIn AMNNlcAN l


.rR,yrE C"i.cUn - recover Siill, asserted los the
puSc pit;it, situated tee OF and ~ Ne
,.ys winch touk hTe on Saturday ntsht. IuGe4 lsa hi
a.. parIiais ''uut. Ic tuI.iu IN" usS
lst auu b;o2.ht. Id W. &c continued
1hUsddy
,.f1! 20 IbcJcry mad been OUT hcur NJ :hc
,l sl!snucnt of the Court bei@ abe agree upon
-.,-..,I -tai.d verdict !huf.,iny.
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge VArpEKroEL
800 N1NrrnK..rlnM ~ .Lnnx u. HIM.. M.

e.acr,,4t Ia leased viz. ". baseieo 4; No. W va
rf,lftc c OF steam ei!slne, winch IT IS sad alter
vsu tsIr 81 U dangerous Sc the family "i Ni
n Whu e., cd te ii! e Of ue house lie accnfdsly
tA AZ =, pOgtGui;y IL .sIe! M Nnieboom out OF the
,r.,, a. e,,riSe pas. Action of tfcspu>N
S,uenf brought 10y Mi. W. damages lad ct SlV1 yer
lbs on ynui.0al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

Ccn n, mixed = cents yer H. Marin u 's '' do. nj
g cent, friendship 'tGu In, ;: Ci'crn lb1"i, '"
ms. drew : mud Mncrv: - il, m1s,i. mud Wade
l. t0i,. y. w nj - cents NnIe.tics - o0 s : at
hp' WITHIN few day.. l'lens 3t.1i lbs mixed ai'd
Mlw"a0'., II Cssi ih- : :. - % cent, ~ ca,.
FspoRTe - sperm Od Whae 90 and Whalehone nto tho
tWtel cte.rs 81 the }ictk cuIius irrc IL.
2acsr.. iF5G's. B1as
Nru Be,ii".,i ship la,-rqunI 49,. 100 LEO 1900
Ner-l onI0n -1hl Jason.....-.... i-u l5.r9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

fcz- papcr Hn"Ss"g-, i:or,:s: n"' Ere
., linn nnd {, si'e. hand mn s;if-s rs
frrr7, nj Par-r HANGING Border nrt ftfs h,1fi 1nnl
M, f..r--.- ,eru. E.-J Sais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
POLICE OFFICE

LARoENIEs-SiaS Ii. Ward and john c. Rogers.
C, were arrested und committed for stealing quantity of
sre ware from Sol BrOumc-siicct.
lobg Little and Luke Cnvnnngh were arrested and
nhi for stealing several has kets OF che Tes !fom Wash
2nsa Nufhei.
Lnes McLougilin was found serted IN the
IA OF house ofD y. Palmer with intent 10 steal, and was
snmttco
Io'eph Callahan was arrested and committed for
ealing atsn
Joseph Holden. colored was arrested and con-
ned for stealing wor, So from George IhwaTie' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
.c),-ST og CGMIoN PLEAS Before Judge DAILY.
,RtoN * ivr, rs. CIUrs Il MsAp.-io lcco

%, the amount OF los Sle d,Hwu by II. Newman
a m s md pay nbIe at ctsirg "c ,eaS eHoof''i 10y
4 \ ~ and passed plaintiffs. lii- n"c, uw;s ~ a. cri
cn winch occurred the steamboat gong the ,s,
.up ad icAburg iii alter hGd aureG. aG;ac
sou!i WIS G. G NJ pay, nsScilg that due
dusence mad been cNerc>c. Verdict vi Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

Straits OF MAGsILAN.-The Herald contains
!lsttcr from Port FAMINE, Straits of Magellan
ssling that colony is about to be founded there,
sach the writer supposcs will facilitate the pas
a.e of vessels 10 India through those Straits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
REMOVAL OF THE
NEW-YORk CASH TAILORING
t..t.h..-n,.,,.;

From ~ fullou-sireett Ia ~ Er0,nsnay.
The ,.cnlcri nave removed their establishment to iol
,,fonaway dopis ielyw the Fnnan House and are no~
prepared ,.iih fail aud varied assortment Of tDts. Cas
mere, rad Vs,as, when they would i1vie me attention
# heir Ola customer, and tie public IN remoy.u,
,,r- ioc4iou ~n increased isclues Tor dong business
vc .hu r;.,bei oer soil greater Inducements 10 'e
clsh paying rs;pn- s!ai. always Ly ulbelu9 10
md One Price system 10 retain the confidence %! our
.u,tomer, Having employ the mot experienced cut
tr and employing none the best o woEmeO and having
me whole business under mmedIEs superyl'on
safely guarantee That garments wall comgEie IN styIe
and ecsance with iuse Of an? ho,e the United sIes. II:
'fu l., o,:r armer ,ffs hive hrnd lu md COM
p-r assortment every article usguy kept gsnenmn .
a.iiug house where our always GeIand
'' G'g 81 j. e. BOOTH * 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

IcS- T'h- In,:.:I,ic s.i.; closely resembles the
rlrl head ri hr lint scopes and un"-svia5 have p"ruic
- tire perfect vi extraordinary invention ~ the day
TIE g-r. .dy nia.e iii novel llJ u.ptc ti. IL l-
.fr tnr,c without sewing which c,i, H. Hiat-
cSc u resemble the nnfal hai:. both N ~ e>
nri General appearance defy c;ec., texture hem.
beau .u porous aud - :rea that "a al -ts 81 perpr"
ii.n uuinrcfe and the evils c Other
Ns entirely s,nie,i III. rGpuc and cOnisseuf alike
invited Ia inspect iii. navel aad beautiful VIZ and the pc
cu- icityl OK: i;ting lie ,ea Il Tie manufacturers. y.
. BARRY. - :uadwEy c3ac! ii iaey -ift- ~ siJiTs
uysl Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

- OuKEiNulVG-Ih subscriber. hay ln- commenced tie
- above business MI is branches 1t "" sPfue.=tr"-t
,fd stor Er- prepared execie BINDING bf Booksellers.
Pubic Libraries and Private id.v.al. whose patronage
'.cy would respectfully solicit 80
-ioi,o Muse &c IN good ~ le md reasonable rates
Iejieang of all kinds aea;ly done n .hori notice ~
eI5z.I, GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
:rsyCI,G PAPER-i CC1 !ts brown. - inch: 800 TO-
rrer 30 - and % in;h. i1 sale al Paper Warehouse
No. = Iain street. by h. CLAYTON 4 SONS. JIG
rFtTA PAPER-l5l0 white, fine and ,urefime guhty
ZOO rca,i Shoe Paper, shr and assorted colo uf sGie
II liz -''' y Z B. CLAYTON * SONS.
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r.,ifi. F,,,N l>.-.- WHITE Ciorp." IL ERA! -
lti& 90, - Nm = H. 4 + Inn M
AZ I'D ~ ~. ~ =, ,,..'.., ',,r IN
Is d 80, a.i5s.t ,. te.. h. -ss, WILT
Ci'J,.i ir.t ..- 81 is N-ri" w, ,r.n . IL,
Ram r'i th,,f = s7t--7si i''cf ret t'.'a- H.''
enc >s i'e a. -. ,a, e,.r nc q,
Is n, NV non yaNo-l.-n1a-r7. t-as y ANY,. &.
:. g So s' -, $50 % h. Vim okc,e -.
/, :, .r4 s, ~. v ,rc f3u9 md i':, sg'ufage> -
l IrS 81 i. n e fi. n ' i-., end >gq,,, WI
r'rr'.n;' ~ i.:e i.'.ii ri'on, ~ ~.
r, .q.,-- Fit.. i'-ari.n''>. 81. ts''r. 90
y. - 'a..o -' - "''''' '' '''.
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ecrI:; CON hofns int '.r ''r-- .s tts BE "f'f
t ','le- 81 the rto-7f 1-r.g uf = q ,..'. 81" y
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as I 5E5zi1, a: .1... E.. l - ". :. '.''
= OPEN y. r Z. S NJ. n ~,
FRiry Police.
L. c,sv'r Nj T.. ~ y. ,...
a,iy faScs'ai - ,.! Sf NV Ms,s. i''aa.
t.'e''a' y .e.' -, -. l,rl : Len
rr.Is85aa
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tIit>iap;'a esc.rl
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s''''' 50 "TIi'EPiRSoH : >os& :, ,s..,,n
II .iGhh. cn,. o.G 3ir's'i = ..,.>,r
len, ss I.se:, II; Cent. le2
yE nEAPsTeRS sEG5Nn} BtLi Ill s5 S0iG S.,, FL
IT. ncnocr hrs re hoIot 70 saroeoce nat his serGrl
;ar -rec yi gwen NJ t'' ~'','y i.nfEJf 10 { ~
rs Evening. rn JGa"-'t pen M ~, ~. ~ ' ~,
ms ai na.a,, - mr. - i'm .,,-t IAN i.rcg,
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ais @ ~, ',e, Y z ,,5 +, 2 aa.- 1 :.
"ye! -; s .' ie' aii .ae -, . ~, - ,ai, ,
.s,ns ;H'ia.t ~ ..-.'''' iH.' re s-- ''' " 49,
Tickets re- tea to he a e. ,l i'a !sa. p'0' "'s at
:aii D'>t >avei-l c'ilHenr'nt e.siit % ,. ID, ~.
[ids sP pd. On Ji5l Ha s.saa En- s .
g,ra>r, PROVEN ABE CONCERT D'ErE.-lt tac
II s az - rce ii Ing. nnassf 4 e an sgG%Ys s
.Y'e, - ] 'hc or-t .,n,er NJ IN, Metropolitan
y -. W. r.. '' en,,Iri. .s,on 'i...,luy jane.
vgci a infa ,, p sTsiS s.. he 6e made 81 ,re the
.s,ei -. &c he e.. .' ,,set. y cent, ycrry ,uh
.-ba 10 tie leopr,a, - e ,eas1', p celts 'ln:."
;icsat Subscriptions ll - >iei . o''N WV" "i'e' O.
n. i;ro:.inay. ~ order II tie 'H, rf,,,, {,
MI ''''
c MEXICAN NJ '$ti VI NtHi NJ N'iI.N = ~ -
Pt.It ii. FiiR-Cc.ns:c' h!oHC"a! "'N f'l-'''sV'
opposite the A>t,r House.
p = RNRNrH .............,. t.uprc''r
T. HI.cUc,, a........,,.-.. aia"9f', +, ,.,...
Crcrg Dsy rat !!rs"f"I ! ms ~ rib I0''''"'-
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Correspondence of,be PlnadeIpau North AMERICAN.
Havana, Muy - lSii.
An order has been issued 10 arrest ilr. Bush ed
.r Q; the Uuca n. " Observer, for some remarks
emade last yeat III reference 10 the insurrecuon al
aubu
Mr.. Bush arrived ut Mntanzas about two months
ace in very iii health but torrunelel, LETT for the
Ialled States few DAYS before the issuing q; the
sier.
few days AGO an Englshuan was arrested IN
a. same place, for seditious speech he made ia
getty oil New York two Years since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

-; Hnuni Temperance Hail s5 Canal between Snrek aId
Iiii IL Streets On Thursday evening. June ioii lie
take ple'.suc annUuucin. thht lcF
have engaged M The following gentlemen "' &C.
Auu lodged .i xi.u -. u nudfcs, tic h,hii"i on i'-
urrp in-lir Houston j. Clement Parcels. Edward Downs
Gunrefy aud Gru:, fiin Pnrkcr. lsd ne CTi"' n'f
have Kindly vviuu'cccd and vail! during the exercises 81 le
evening. Discourse eloquent muse he "tfnle me
moderate ,nnkpr a,d r who take interest III the we'ne
ami hapiia. u :ci iclnyneu. invited 20 hi'Ih. ~ The
NEE! n. Is expected To BE- Of deep interest he t"'nicf
N c,rXc .9nI, Tor III. ladies tic OF the evening
viii commence =; o'clock. Aiiat rn'e tree ,
JOHN BURR ELL President
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OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
100 tta--aIi-,t rCet.
NOV Is THE TIME ~ s(.i,S, ktBe"
C;%AHAN'S MAGAZINE
OF LITER AZURE AND ART.
For InL,, 10 II.
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~ MnmiI:n Grass t'Io,.,-no pieces Just received
je!i Tvs A. ED.IAGGS K co. H. PearIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

J Il. !.mr;. Dentist. has returned l.. she Gig and
r,>iinc paCilrc al hts profession No. So Ernndy.
iyy ..ours above t.runlcrt. where urd ms
former patients ard MI u;cr, who need ms professional
wees. lIeii l3t.r' -. LACY.
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Frs- Ge..;cnte,.'s Summer Iiats.-Bui's styles
-. Summer Hats comprising the latest patterns exceedingly
light and beautiful, now ready. Bird.
ma, a,yt Ger. Pine and Nassau.
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A SERIOUS AcCiDENT.-Tbv Baltimore Sun
s4es that quite u serious accident occurred on Fri
:.y evening last, during the alarm OF fire. The Pa
ap,co Company were returning with their new Sue
oVN, in Baltimore street, near Harrison, when Mr.
.I;eph Dclose, one OF tie members, and Nr. George
aa'shall, were both, by running against hog, pre-
apta;cd under the apparatus. The wheels passed
''et Mr. Deosies legs, inficing severe and painful
,raises, though wc learn no bones were broken
o'eo the hind wheels passed over Mr. Marsha!'s
cad, breaking Of his teeth, and severely cut
Sas his face. lie was also considerably bruised in
oAer parts OF he body. 4 son OF MIR. n. Hickman
sA' also run over b, the Ieel OF the same company,
'snng the same alarm. He WAS sligh,ly bruised,
~.9gh not disabled from waking home.
fEkclvAI, the Poe,, has addressed poem in ,le
Dsnish language 10 OLE Bull who has gust given
Voneer, in New-Hayeu. /, j. published in the
N",fiaven lItrald Of Tuesday, with a literal
s'asiatloD The reference 10 the sword of old
siSS Norway being Iu.n,d into the Tyre Of the
-sern hero, who subducs with music, is very fine
hobBED THREE TINts.-A passenger on boqt
si 81 LOUIS this week, robbed three tunes by
MEL and the worst OF al! is the rascal was sui
50 81 !" escape while The person was locking up an
| 'Icef alter arriving erc. ICin Cour
u!AsAMA:-Goveror Fitzpatrick has appointed
pi;' .nu + riday III June day OF Fasting, Hu
-riaoon and Prayer---in Alabama.
oheAs BUILDING IN CINcINSArL-The Gazette
l., ~ ,his business has been in successful operation
years IN that city. Ono house has built thirty
hss .A organs, many Of them OF superior size and
6Gs1 winch arc now in The churches Of Western
pn @fokTAsr.-Mr. Willis, of the New Mirror,
Is,. e. ol fashion and light literature in New-Y FORK,
= uiat pan,aloon straps must not be worn after
H. week We are happily jus in the fashion,
is,S e'ef yet saw the necessity OF suspenders at
'1eA'remi'y OF the inexpressibes.
pickensvil!e (A!a.) Register.
h. y is SAID tina, 8 Mr.. Hay den "a New Yorker
lone OF the Texas agents. is TO be nominated
'onday TO the vacant Collectorship of New
"'sAs' Cor. Phil. North Am
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Sc:.oci ,.la tiisc-iianeous 8co'Ss, &c.
WILLIAM Is. CORNWELL,

- ifcqrer-styec; turo doors from PearL-S'rcet,
Is- Offsrs al LOWEST RATES scn-ol and M,cei!r-
Books rn.. Books. lnlerS Qu, and Stationery
general 10 winch h. 3y;ts. tie attention ci Merchants
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