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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

charged With robbns man ION the Points OF t250 he
was locked up. John Morsry, Who keeps auction
store M l73 Chatham t wss arrested on Saturday
righ' by oiheers Rr1ss and Glrqnsl ~ 'h- toorh
Ward charged with swindlins George Noies oat Of
go He vs held b bail In the Of $500. $3.50.
The house al the corner Of Ninth. o. and the B0wery
robbed 90 Saturday Of 9 small box con,sinins
watch and 1ye sover'isns valued At 800 With ~hieh
the thief made bis escape. man rsmed John OKs
ly from Lee Mass bad his pocket picked on Saturday
on the Points of pochet book coutsnins 500 Win
which the thief made HE escsps. A German n.ned
Henry Kelly yesterday arrested BY Cspt G.rdn.r
OF the Sixth Ward ior riding gait through
the street and riding gentleman and lady The
corner Of Franklin and Centre seriously injurins
them He committed by Justice Drnk-r
Mr. Hiram Tilden Of Philadelphia. but az yr.~a;
stopping at the Astor Hoase while at tie Museum "a
Friday plight detected fellow calling hlm.~lf wini.n
Davis In the act Of sestrsctng from bis psntsl
pocket wallet containing about 90 Mr. Tlden sesed
the plckpocket and delivered him 10 the police.
man called Hugh Mccain Was arrested on Saturday
charge Of violently ssssstng policeman Crum- q
the First Ward and attempting stab him with large
hunting knife Justie. Osborne locked him up for Trial
IA clerk in the employ Of NJ Frederick Stsseride
on the corner Of Christopher and Washington ats
arrested Saturday by officer Clk Of the Ninth Ward
charge Of em5eztelng from hs employer q. various
times sums of money
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rh. rriumph In Nsr.Hamp.hir..

An election took place In New Hampshire on the
9Th inst for Members Of Congress in the two va
cant Districts the Ist and the Hid and the defeat
of Radical Loco Focosm is signal even beyond the
most ssnguine snticipations Of the Allies.
In the LIST District AMOS TgoK Independent, Is
elected. the Atlas thinks. by about ? 900 MAORI
ty This is probably too high, but the majority i'
large enough.
In the lid District Gen. JANIS WILsoS Of
Keene one of the sblest and most incorporating
Wings in New.Englsnd. is chosen by 20 500 ma
jority The Radicals il their extremity reso'Veo
70 all the small tricks usual on such occasions Inc
Portsmouth Journal states that the day before tne
election euissaries from the Custom House were
seen very active In distributing circulars 70 the
Radicals, which were carefully kept from the 'leh'
Of all Wings until after the election. The nam
non, Of the circular was urge every one 70 vote
before one O'Clock.
Attbat hour a radical posse were hand and the
clo.ino of the polls was effected Wings from the
oot.kirts Of the town. and others who were busy
and intended 10 cast their votes after dinner Dot
being apprised Of the msneuver, were deprived OF
the privilege Of voting-while all the Radicals WHO
desired 10 vote. being made acquainted win the
nIsn came forward and cast their ballots. This
game availed them nothing-their hour had arrived
and they met what they deserved, Buena VISTA
defeat
For the following returns we are indebted Prin-
60 ,ba poston Atlas
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

IsQuEsrs-Coroner Abrahsms was called TO
hold an inquest Friday night a, Red Hook Peint 90
yeriic. OF the Jury Aecdently drowned while bath
ing On Saturday he was called 10 ves the body Of
Alfred Coy In Walmoth.st near Flushingsvenue He
was laborins man. snd had been for long while I'd
sic,s3 10 drinking Verdict Came 10 his death from
the effect of a stroke Of the sun. unknn~n msn
was found on the day floating In the "Nlsbou.
BAY tie had on q check shirt. insey .~oolseJ psnta
looms and pair of coarse shoes. He "" lTs. m.e
and sppsrenty about IS years OF age Verdict Found
drowned" The Coroner YVES also called TO Role a
INQUEST at the corner Of Marshall and Little SITS on he
body of John Moniek. seei years. Verdict Came o
his death by scciienty falling overheard while be aat
others were at play"
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Things la Philadelphia.
correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. July IL, ie4f
The weeks markets closed dull Flour met
with limited Inquiry and 500 bbls fresh ground sod
A. 80 incu sing lot of extra Western at the pr
ces Holders Of standard brands firm Al s. 50, while
Western Is slmos, entirely neglected and ssles e.
fected at IS o. 10 s. 25 according to quality aud coud
lion RYE Flour without demand at s. IS TO 81 Cen
Meal rather frmer and holders refuse 81 Sales 500
bushels Wheat NJ 10 for good Penn Red for srindns
Corn selling At 70 cts Cotton inactive. but holders hrn
Whisky heavy at IS cts No movement In Groceries or
Provisions.
SALES or SrocKs First Board and Aftor-ll0 Elem
Copper Co -; $50 Bank notes, ~; so Reading
33i 200 U s Bank ~ $500 & Del Loan 100 $500
L ) T Notes. (sny kind) l07.
Second Board and Atier--4oO Reading %; 200 d.
b. 33s $4,000 state s., ops 7ei.
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albany, July 7, lsf

The SPEED or THE PLow.-The usual sped of
horses al the pillow may be sseertsned in this way.
ridge OF yards In breadth will require length Of 9os
yards 10 contain imperial and 20 plov which
At bouts OF l0nch breadth OF furrov slice. counting
stopysges will make the horses walk u miles which
in 10 hours gives speed Of l7l2i yards per hour But
a. ridges are made Of 96s yards IN length and
horses cannot draw pow that distance without being
affected in their wind and allowance mast b. made
for time Loaf in turning II the ends OF the ridges
well for sording res, 10 the horses that speed will
have to be considerably increased to DO that quantity Of
work in the time. By experiment II has been found
that hour 10 minutes out Of hours los, BY turn
ngs while blowing on ridges Of "a yards In
length. with inch furrow slice. Hence In plowins
ridges OF 30 yards in length, which 10 The
length of ridge recommended the best for horses IN
drsught when speaking of Enclosures In 10 hours with
lOineh furrow-slice, the time losi BY turning 10
hour - minutes presume that the experiment alluded
10 does not include the necessary stoppsges for
the horses but which should Be included for however
easy the length Of ridge may be made for drsusht
horses cannot cannot 20 walking IN the plow for
hours together without taxing occasional reefs Now
go yards Of length Of ridge give nearly ridges the
or SO bouts and allowing rest OF minute IN
every other bout Is minutes Will have Be added 10
the hour p minutes lost very nearly IL hours Of
loss Of tine out OF the 10 hours for uruogs and rest
Thus 5000 yards will be plowed In "a hours or the
rste Of mile ~ yards per hour.-SssPAsHss Book Of
As FaraI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

TIE RAILROAD FROM NIsARA FALLS TO De
rRorr The Montreal Plot begk 10 doubt the exPe
diency Of ohsrtering the Ralros Company who were
TO cross the Niagara near Black bck and pass upward
10 Detroit 10 Michigan through ensds II thinks thst
If tSo rival charters grsniedsi Montreal nothing
will be done and incnes to adhre to the Great West
ern Railway Company, already Icorporsted' and who
are 70 have their terminus Nssrs Falls and TO cross
the 81 Lawrence, below the Fss, on a Suspension or
other Bridge towards the foun,tion OF which they
nigh, get good hints from 3lsn and details for
wroughtiron Bridge the Avon, below Bristol,
England 10 a recent number Of be Mining Journal
The Pilot says that the distsno from Buffalo TO the
terminus opposite the Central Railroad Michigan ria
Hamilton & London, Upper Caads, Is only is miles
Logger than Mr. Hamilton Merits proposed route while
from Rochester the distance would be less-that Aneri-
cans are prepared 10 subscrbesrgey SAY 100000 in
the existing Company, II no ther Is ehsrtered-thst
English capitalists have taken O00000-thst Canadians
have subscribed SjOOO00-snd hat 100000 more will
be taken in stock by contractors now ready 10 DO the
work railroad through th, very center OF the finest
agricultural district in Upper Canada uniting the IRON
tiers of NewYork and hesdwaters OF Lake Ontario Win
Detroit aud forming the hortst road 10 Michigan aud
Lakes Huron sud supertr would assuredly be very
desirable improvement
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Passports from Havana to Mexico.

By the following, which we translate from La
Pat,4a of the "a it appears that the Government
at Havana is taking measures TO prevent Spanish
subjects from engaging in the Mexican war
The Sol de AHahHae Of June %, referring to ntelli
sence recently received from Havana says that the Go
venmen OF Cuba refuses passports to the United States
or to Mexico to every person born in Spain, in that
island except those above ,hrtysix years of age
,hoss who 49, 'i''s 'ncJ nave .~'s o"s'
mes. In the places to which they wish for passports
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LANESTGBLE AcoIDEST.-A correspondent wh o
writes anonymously he should have given Us ais nance
informs tina, unfortunate accident occurred at
Csnsjohsre the 5th. large audience had gathered
In the open air listen orsrOn from J. w Eow-
Ter Esq. In the midst Of his address, the staging on
which be and 20 or ~ others including several Revolt
tonary soldiers were, broke down with some six or
eight underneath 1t At the time 1t being 10 or - feet
with TREMENDOUS crash bringing the whole in one
common and fearful ruin. Mr.. Fowler was ihghuully
manslsd and some others severely injured. though no
lives were lost
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Court Of Sessions.
. tke Edh0r Of IN TribtAs /.

10 tke Ldit0r q III Irtbta<
Can you tell me why there is 80 much delay IN
dsposing of of the in our Sessions Court
And why's that witnesses are kept IN attendance for
= whole year At a constant expense to the County for
subPSnAsi And why 10 IL that complaints are denied
the justice 10 which they endted should Ike to
specify a case or two, but perhaps Mr. Mekeon can
answer the above Questions enthusiastically Let JUS,
add, however, thsi received twenty-five suopHnss
witness in case when know the Trial could have
come % II the powers that be- hsd 30 ~lled little
hgnt on this subject will very much oolise
Your friend PETER.
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done better now.
THIRD DISTRICT

Wilson's jority in 90 towns. 756. Scattering 4U9.
The towns to hear from are Hillsboro, Lyndbor0
and Windsor, in Hilsboro County and Alstead
Gilsum, NARROW Rindge Stoddard, Westmoreland
and Winchester. in Cheshire County. These
towns gave in March, 1898 votes for Wilson, 1850
for Mouton, and 100 for Preston-nisjority against
Wilson, 4sl. Should they come in the same now
as then Wilson would still have a majority Of 275.
Bat they will do much better. Wilson's gain in
the towns received is 2743.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

THE DRY DOCK CONTROVERSY In reference to
an article 10 the Washington National Whs' annogn.
cling a certain supposed decision OF ,ho Navy D par,
ment on the long pending floating dry dock controversy
we are authorized TO that decision on the subject,
has yet been made by the Secretary Of the Navy Ger
tain legal questions having arisen under the terms fhe
law they have been referred TO the Attorney General
for his opinion and understand decision on the
will bs made by the Navy Department until bic
opinion be- received. Union
FIRg.-The new grist and saw mill Of G. n
Flournoy situated on Elshorn in Scott County. XIV va
destroyed by FIRE few days since. Loss from 5000
s. 0O0 aud no insurance.
IT. An affair between the editors Of the Nicks
burg Whig and the vicksburg Sentinel which was g.n
orally expected To result in bloodshed has been amics
bly, settled Thus IL has turned out contrary to ali In
dications to be 4 real affair of honor"
Louisville Journa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

VADUcTs-The splendid visduct which carried
the railway the rnr Neurthe in France, has fallen
damage $4,000 -Avaduet /, in progress near Hsr
rowgats England the masonry Of whichs one third OF
mile 10 length tn, Crnpe Valley ltcon'ists Of
- arches of 80 feet span and the lofdet $50 fee, high
II, Il g., a. railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

WHAT THEY DID Mt Do.-The Legislature of
considerable but there good deal left that they did
aO do They have not restored the individual Lisbil
ity to Stockholders In Corporations, medded with
their right to by proxy. And notwithstanding the
hue and cry of unconstituuonsy and treason set up
by the Loco Focos the passage OF the law OF lss
sion In relation TO Fugitive Slaves they have not dared
10 reDeal that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

DELAvAS TEMPERANCE UNIoN.-The meeting
of this body composed entrey of Colored People from
the Northern and Eastern States held At Newbnrgh
Tuesday last l, 10 said by the Ra H0rH that 1000
people were present Rev CHARLES h. RAY of this
City presided The Secretary of the Society NJ. w j.
Wilson. read the Annual Report Poem was read BY
Rev f. 2. Rogers after which Mr.. c. Norrell was in
,rodueed and made very interesting speech and was
followed by Mr. Henry Bab. Speeches also made
by Rev. Mir. Chase, J. N. Gloucester and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

III The Union unites with some other leading
Loco-Foco papers at the South, in advocating
National Convention, in the hope that the vexed
question involved in the Wilmot Proviso, If it be
destined in the course of events to enter at all in
the next canvass, may be settled in such conven-
ton on the basis of the Missouri Compromise and
in manner satisfactory to all sections Of the coun
try NOnS rcrrOnS
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eYELEcTRIC TELEGRAPH.
PzIAtIFHIA- July IL
Southern Telegraph still out order consequent
lv no DISPATCHES

NICHOLAS P. TEIsr-This ba functionary' who
has been sent 10 Mexico by Polk, "a political agent 10
trv the eject. Of the three milb' Of secretservice
money voted BY subservient Cores vas formerly
our Consul at Havana and q; private Secretary
to General Jackson he 10 one of srsnoson' 90 s"J
of Thomas Jefferson and has beslong remarkable Tor
3 thorough going suoserVience ;bhe ssve-n oion2 IN
terest in the South injure Who Il might he 10 the
author Of thick octave written the defence OF the
p-rpetusron Of the slave system|hieh Congress print
ed az an oeicisl document Whs at Havana where be
cleared upward Of $4,000 yesrIe Was charged with
series Of tyrsnneal acts among EN- the imprisonment
of Capt wendsn Of Mass in city cell among felon'
because he would not advance tee months wsses TO
very drunken matt who bad dested his ship At hstAn
zss-the imprisonment Of Capt owe Sirs~-tse er1ei
punishment Of the sesmen Of theVm Engs-snd with
participating in or aiding 70 the most the slave trade
Lord Palmerston wrote Mr. Fox.t Washington repeat
edly 20 demand the ATTENTION ofhe Z :. Government
TO Trsts conduct In Officiating PTfrsuese Consul al
Havana which was cloak for friend to the African
slave trade His lord.hip open charged In't win
furnishing slave paper. through n American Vice Con-
SUI. and demanded his dlsmisssivbch, OF course MI
Mr.. Van Buren,. who was then crtng the slave power
for a eelecton was In no hsststo consent to- Iri't
vas upheld. the South conehsu' and the candid Mr.
Calhoun rewarded bis friend Va Buren, with the nine
South Carolina votes when the could DO OF no use TO
him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

AMgsICAS MUSEUM Crowds congregste Dolly 81 ihis
e.anshment to witness The snpeb performances Of The
lsu she.provosing Chapman Family and to 10 en- to he
ch.rmng music the Orphesn.. They APPEAR sgsn his
afternoon and evening" III also Pete Morris, he ~
uowned comic sir ger santa Annas wooden leg msy 70
.eeo At all hours also just opened lsrse ctur- gse'y
hi. aon- 10 well worth the qIsrsr Performances a. u
ada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE TELEGRAPH.-We
understand that the Telegraph s going forward with
earnest that iusures it. rapid completion The Agent
yesterday ordered the necessary wire (l32SOo los)
registers batteries glsss caps insulsons &c. for the
line from Detroit 10 Milwaukee. We also understand
that the poes for the whole line will be under contract
By the soth Of this month Milwslkss Wisoonsn, 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

II A portion of OL Doniphans command ar
rived At ST Louis the "a inst when spublic recep-
ton given them Speeches on the occasion were
made by Col Doniphsn, Col Benton Capt Hudson, and
Mr. Bepnerhsssett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

ELECTRIC TELEGRRHs.-There are over 1900
miles finished in Ameria and In operation and other
5000 miles are under cnrsct and will be finished be
fore a tgeyemOnih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

VERMoNT.-We learn from the Montpelier
Waterman that the Wings have nominated Hon.
HORACE EATON. present incumbent for Governor,
Hon. LEoSARD SARGEAsT for Lieut.. Governor, and
GEORGE HowEs, Esq. for Treasurer. The Locos
have nominated for Governor Hon. Paul DHiing
ham, late member of Congress In the Montpelier
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

~ William P, howell mate Of the brgantins
Csihsrine tried In New Orleans the "a ult for
the murder OF Josept Fox the a3d ult The murder
was clearly proved and the jury brought 10 verdict Of
guilty OF murder without Capital Puniskmsnt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

~ The hotel in Washington long known as
Fullers Hotel has lately changed hands, and 10
dergoing extensive alterations and Improvements pre-
para,ory TO the opening the Is, OF October Ills to
have an addition of more story and the whole es
,sblishment will DO furnished throughout in the most
modern and improved style The proPrissor are Nessrs
Coleman & willard the former a brother Of Coleman
of the Aston House and the latter the seDtemsnly
steward OF the steamboat Niagara With such caterers
for the travelling public coundeu, that unremt
dog attention will always BE- met with BY those who may
ps,roulzs their establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

GES. TAYLOR ABOUT TO RKsIGS.-The NewOr
leans Delta says gentleman who recently arrived IN
New Orleans from Monterey. had an interview with
Cen Taylor Immediately before be left The Gensrsi
told hin that hs intention to advance on San
Luis Po,os but that bis hxed determination to re-
sign his command on the let Of September next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

MEETING OF THE TEACHERS STATE AssocIA-
TIoN.-Ths NewYork Teachers State Association VIII
hold annual meeting in Rochester on "Wednesday and
Thursdsy, the 4,h and 9Th of Angus, next 1t ex.
pected that very large number of Teachers from diff
tersn, parts of the State will be present and the meet
Ing will be one of interest Distinguished teachers and
friends of education from other States expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

Y Hos CHFsrER Buck, distinguished farmer
and etiIen- died at his rssidsnee IN Lovvils n on
he I'D inst
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GoLD PEss--' RIcHELIEU" TRIuMPHAsr.--Hayins
pledged ourselves give the public hrstrste pen ats
reasonable price offer the "Rohsllsn" fr e. They
will well and last long those sold at s. 70
elsewhere. They can be bad Of J. sAyAcE 20 Fulton
II aud nowhere else Other gold pens from rs cents 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

Colo Pens -We would advise oil our city friends who
visit the country during the to provide lhem
selves good gold pen from tbs establishment OF J.
w. GsEAros Co. II CedsrsL up stairs. They have
some and very superior kinds Of pens that DO
found uowhers else; and furnished with one Of them
person 10 relieved from great of vexstor 10
his correspondence that Of usng old and steel
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oally to the Boston Atlas.
FIRST DISTRICT

Tucks majority in 81 towns 1853. Scattering g.
Twelve towns to hear from which gave III ma
orty against JenDess at the last election They
have nrobablv done better now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

Dsv ooovs.-some Of the greatest Bargains ever offered
In the way of Dry Goods can be found al 2sl Grand o.
Printed Musins selling for Is, warranted fas, colon
great variety Of extra fue for Ia 81 and ls Sd per y
Scotch Gnghsms at 10 and Is 81 Also, 50 pieces
Gngbsms from IL cd to % per yard. The entire Summer
stock sell Ok at Is per reduction. Call and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

DssssossEs ST. swlNMlSG BArHs These splendid
Swimming Baths st keep sianch hid on public favor
They equal any In the country, andae vis,er may
feel conf lent Of obtaining all the Injuries that this mostex
quisite sse can desire Kipps Browns Stages will leave
Won within two b ocks OF the place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

ISQUEsT.-Coroner Walters was called ON Sat
urdAy 10 hold inquest at Governors Island the
body Of Jeremiah Sullivan native Of Ireland aged II
years who to bis death by drowning. under the
following circumstances on Monday afternoon he
quested pass 10 come 10 this City which refused
him. Shortly aiterwsrd he went down 10 the wharf
from which he either fell or jumped into the water
wsded 10 the channel, there commenced swimming u
ward steamboat that was passing st the time and
while attempting 10 reach the boat he drowned
Verdict accordingly The Coroner called 10 hold
an inquest also at the First Ward station House on tn
body VI unknown man. apparently an lrshmau
day afternoon, In apparently dying state from the
effects OF hest and died shortly after being conveyed
the Station House. Verdict death from exposure and
heat Of the The Coroner held inquest also At
AZ Ridge-st the body Of Clara Hammond native Of
Long Island aged 81 years who died suddenly yester
day. Verdict death BY ship fever. Coroner Walters
yesterday called hold inquest Al 226 Pesrst
upon the body Of Peter Burgess native Of Hew.York
aged . years who committed suicide by hanging him
self while under arrangement OF mind. Verdict ac-
cordiDgy The Coroner also called 10 hold an
inquest 81 the sixth Ward Station House, yesterday
upon the body Of an unknown colored man who came
10 bis desth By dropsy of the Pericsrdism Verdict
accordingly
PoLIcE.--Daniel Williams was arrested on Sat.
urday night BY officer Lee Of the Fourth Ward suspi
pieon OF stealing ~ soveregns and douboon, of the
value Of sl4e So, from William Mason 73 Oyerst He
wss locked up. Ann Mckiernan was arrested on Sat
urdsy night BY officer Fesny Of the Sixth Ward charged
with stealing % pawn tickets, worth Us, from Ann
Whsley, 81 Cross-st She was locked up. "A man
named James Mcclure arrested few dsys ego in
schsasstady - fupavs from his City, whore b v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE-Abraham Anderson re.
siding In Twenty sixthst Eighth svenue
70 commit suicide Saturday afternoon by cuttss hs
throat He IL Of family and OF very respectable
connections No cause is assigned for tho rssn act
He yesterday taken 10 Bellevue Hospital where be
lies In very critical situation