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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
The Eady's Book.

The April number OF this old and favori,e
periodical has already made its appearance,
and claims pur particular notice and admiration
Tor the beauty Of lis execution, and the rich
ness OF lis contents.
Godey's reprint Of Blackwoods Magazine,
for March, has also been received, and is an
excellent number.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

The public properly and stores on the Rio
Grande, al Brazos, Matamoras, aud Camargo,
is said 10 amount 10 six or seven millions Of
dollars, besides immense quantities Of private
merchandise; and for the protection of this line
there are probably from fifteen to eighteen
hundred men, scattered in delachmenls, the
strongest of which does not exceed seven hun
dfed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
Extraordinary Grinding.

The Baltimore American says that ninety bar
res of -four were recently made at the Greenfield
Mills, Frederick county, Maryland, with a very
superior pair of six feet burs, called the ECLIPSE"
in twenty four hours. The wheat of which this
-four was made averaged only Sc pounds per BUSH
el. Ifthe wheat had been of the same quality as
that of last year one hundred barrels would have
been turned out with great ease.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

The Eas,on Sentinel, nd.other Pennsylsala
Locofoco papers, are full of vi,uperalion oil
federalism. They should be more tender of the
feelings of Messrs. Buchanan and Wilkins: and
when they talk of tories, they should think OF
the man who "would have been tory had he
lived in the days Of the Revolution" This tak'
ing of halters TO those who have had rela-
,ives hung. is extremely indelica,e.-B BelUid'r'
Ap ollo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
The Columbian Magazine.

We have received the April number of this
excellent New York monthly. The number is
beautifully GO, up; contains large amount Of
reading matter, besides several highly finished
ensravings aud plate of the latest fashions.
The subscription price is S3 per annum.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

Ifany one of our readers should make Pur.
chase of goods a, cheaper rates than those OI
the time Of the tariff of 40, we shall be glad 10
hear Of the fact. That benefit, plomlsed by The
friends of The new tariff, remains TO be reszedi
and but for The railroad mania and The accIlen'
tai scarcity of grain in Europe, all The ohff
promised benefits would still be among tho
things hoped for but no. seen.-b,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
SINGULAR Case.

II will be remembered, that few days since
we noticed tho sudden deah of Mrs AIMING
ION, lady residing at the north parl OF Ibis c-
~. She was hanging ou' clothes in her yard,
and falling, was taken up as dead She was
deposited in a tomb a, Pa~lucke,, in due
course, but has been removed .hence, as on re-
cent examination her body was discovered 10
be warm. The body remains warm, and the
color in her face is natural and nuclualing, but
there are no other signs Of life The most en-
inenl physicians have mol ye, been able To
give satisfactory solution af the mystery
Prov. Transcript
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

our party are in favor of the Protective prnciole
and some are not, and the resolutions of the ona
portion are different from those of the other
B-Well that may be it. And | am inclined IN
go with you. think we should sustain the pol;-
cy that sustains the country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
MARRIED..

In Delaware township. on the 18Th ol'' BY
Jacob B. Wes,brook. Esq, Mr.. ISAAC DEcKES'
and Miss SARAH Hunt. both ofthe above place
In Dingman township, on the 2oih uli' oy
the Rev. Charles Min. Mr. MANS VANAuKEN'
and Misc FRANCES HoFFMAN, both Of Oingman'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

Mr.. Clay left New Orleans on the 10Th ult., for
his residence in Kentucky, intending to stop few
DAVIS at Natchez
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
Wanted at this office,

An apprentice to the Printing business. A lad
of abou, Is or / G years of age. having a rea-
sonsble English Education, and Of good char
acter and industrious habits, will find si,ua-
iion by making early application.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
Fully Employed.

A correspondent of London paper. writing
from Caernaryen, Wales, mentions having passed,
during promenade, study-looking dame, who
was knitting stockings, had load of wood on her
head, child tied on her back, and cudgel un-
der her arm, with which she was driving four
COWS before her Nor was her tongue idle, for
she scolded the cows in Welsh if they dared TO
swerve from the path she meant them to follow.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01
In 1914. Polk's Majority in New Hamp.

In 1914. Po!k's Majority in New Hamp.
shire orer all others was 5.o95 now The Lo.
cofoco Governor has majority Of ll47, ac-
cording 10 the showing of his friends, who
crow Justify oser the glorious result" The
I.ocofoco loss is 1858; and at The same rale
in she whole Union their loss would be aboul
290. .o00-- land put them in minority Of some
250.o0o below the Wings. A glorious resul'.
truly
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

Mr.. jerks of the Boston Star. aIlul;ns 10 the
tract On Dahcing abou, 10 be published by The
American TRACT Society, proposes ,hal IRE.
MUM be offered for the besl tract against The
eoormi'ies of baiiledofc, eraee-hoop, ska,ng,
sliding. blindman's bnf pnshpin, hun, Tho slip
per. AMI ppssn the eofner Good
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

The subscribers to the Jeffersonian Republican
who change their residences during the present
season, will please notify US where they wish their
papers left hereafter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

The, Lehigh Reporter of Tuesday last, says the
notes of the Commercial Bank, located at Perth
Amboy, n. J are refused by the merchants and
business men Of Allentown.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

The Receivers of the Plainfeld Bank will COM
mence issuing certificates to bill holders on the
lst of April, in pursuance of an order in Chancery'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-01

The New York Express says that the Police
expenses Of that city during the last year were
$50oo0o.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-28
M M. MMM

WIN
4 This amount wonld undoDbledly have been
Imuch lopger, ,abai for the dificuly Of keeping
open communication between the coast and
sthe interior, sosasao enableaahemcwusfs Of
tho merchandise imported 10 transport and
vsnd il 10 the inhabitants OF he country.
| It is confidently expectsd-ihat this ditficol-
E.y will ,~,o aggrsst-exsent~ poon Yensoyed,
| by our increased iocps which have been sent
10 the field, @E--.MT AI@y
Measures have recently been adopted, by
which ,sintefuIl, 40 wrli as sxtefnxl resenues,
in all places, inaIuranilitsiy possession. will
be received and appropriated TO the use of
our army and navy. 4 The poll y Of lcy,ing
upon tho enemy coslribnlions insesery forn
consistent with the laws Of nalisns, whSh il
may be practeable. for our our p,iliiary, COM
nalideSs 10 adupt, ashouldtbs rigidly snfotted,
and orders to- tilis effect have accordingly
Been given. BY sucli y pJlicy al The sS.ae
time that our own treasury willsbe relieved
from heavy drain3 the, Mexican people will
be made 10 feel the burthsns of the war; and
co lsuting lisr own interests, msy be indu ed
the more ieadiDyto require their rulsfst t,ac.
cede to a Just peace;. o saa sblsiy ao7sxln o.
Alter tho Adjournment of-the last sesiisns
Of Congress, events transpred, ,,n, the prose-
cutom OF the'war, whicllinIny juagin. nj, 10.
quired greater Hnnberofslroopsinih field
than hid beln an,icipateds The strength Of
the army was aecordingl increased w &C.
ccptins The services. Of al the Volunteer
lorccs authorized. .by The act ,of The ,l3.h Of
May, 1916; without putting . conslrpcti.u
ON that aci, the corree.Il css of which was. ss-
riously questioned The stlhntesrs faces
now ia lie field ,iwiths,hoss which had hca n
accepted, to serve twelve uoA,hs, and were
dscharged ialthe end!oftheir ierms y ser.
vice, exhaus,s The fifty thousand men au,hoy.
/ xed by tina, act Had il been clear that
| roperFconsuuctioa otihea &C, warfantoa ,Ao
seryicrs elan additional r,iumbsrs they would
nave beenealled, aid accepted; obat dsuhIs
existing upon this point; the pswer'was aot
exercised. iaaalao sSal % ,a'H@pitlss 5.7'"s
| slti deemed important that .Canyrss .
should, at an early period 'sfii itheir ssssloa,
confer authority 10 raise nm addiiisn 4 regais
lar lsrcesto serye.durng the was ..with NJ cxls
CO, and be discharged upnn ,ile scpnclus0a
and rali6cationofl a treaty ofpeacs.8 invite
The attention OF Congresssin }thssyie VS. pres
ssntcd,by ahs Sacre,ary vi Nar,sin bis re lo,t,
On This subject: lrecommomd. thai autlnnity
be given, y,law, to CALI for and accept al
additional number VI volumeers, 20 be. exer-
c sad at sucI. times, andato such ana extent,
as HE emergency M'y requirr.sgi lait'sa92 q
| prosecuting the warwllh Msxico, wa,lA
| llo Utmost care has bselr taken 10, ayoid oys
cry cast caasei Of complain', on shes part of
noatral nations, and none has 9beea given,
Liberal privileges have beam gr.pted 10 their,
eonnmpicel lin the parls of lhaia ancniy Gin our
military occupation, siaosq as,
TO FRO he CoNCLrDsp IN otta sHxTla ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-28
d EDITORIAL coRREspoNpENcEs.

l -l tI-'h MA trNff4a IriW u II ~. y ~
yesterday ns,hinss WAS dons Of lmush interest
in either branch. y ArProposi,ien 20 aboiAh all
laws for the C allecvn Of dobtswas proposed sAd
n 'gavsd in the Senale,. and similar pre- posison
in the House wac. also a. once dispossdeiq r9jis{
Mr Blake prspsred ne stsrsitory, ho,ion,
free soil set ofresolu,isss, which were sseni g,uRi
the COMMITTEES tho Judiciary Tho mtxing up
Of allmannerof propositions, ispsculiarly swhig
and is perhaps to dsfsat the dwAoi e. r. The sa,as
gentcman h proposed a Bill to decay ss these
elamn fugitive slaves, chs services Of our Jsils.
courts aad officers, BY making il for
any person not off cor oftHe ,itod 4tstes so
aid, abst, or asais. in arrssting persons claimed
as fugitive slaves. l d onbt3whether tho House q
will psss ii, Il 10 impoliicsto abolish ths Black
LAWS of Ohle, measure which would open rs
State to fugitive slavssF almost Without remedy
That tie principles 'ef the Bill in some Of III,
staies might NO, be ePrac.isable and ysu,ags
will not say, sul IN to imnsdia.s viciaf,y Of;
slave States We want ns iaw which viii iatrodass
in our Stats. ia, ,hordss the debascd and Ignorant
slaves Of oihsr States We have had 40 pattisi-
patton in the debasemsnt Or s,hs. faxitivs slave
and vs sugh. net to ssffer tie infic,ion ef Asir :
presence among ue. ~ -
The Bill TO Ineorp.rsse the KalidA aad Mamt
Extension Railroad los last been considered, in 4.
Committee OF the whole, on meisn Of Mr. Smith,
Of Hamilton, tho csmmi,ec, rese With q, view
hat the Bill be printed for further esnsidsra,isA
Mr. Drake states that he is abest to INTRODUCED a
general law in relation 10 RAILROADS., and that he I,
wishes the Kalida Company TO be incorporated
under il. Ishould prefer that this should net be
done, as its, provisions are yet pnascsr.ainod. -. ,,
sull the principle isa good ons. General laws s
IS applied TO Railroads, Church and Literary SS-
eieiy, and in fact all interpretations which nay ~
be created is decidedly prcfcrabs 70 theprcsens 20
system, though would no, had ! the power pro- 4
vide for the incorporation Of any company What
over. The creation sfIaws regulating paFthsr-,s
ships would answer all purposes Of gsod that cor z
poratons effect, wthsut thesril osH,pahying is 8
s9 3B36Q o. Msl----slm Ar3Ss Isfi 500
... ai esiieW IL shasme December Is,
Ilesrn ,ba. yesterday and to-day in tb Senate Z
he report sf tho examiners of the Books Of the
Auditor and Treasurer Of State were read. 1t is
,aid tha. the Report shows on the part Of E1.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-28
KALIDA vElNfTUR i RE. RE-
'r JAMES MACKENZIE, EDlToR:
rUasDAY, DEcEsInER 2s. lsay.f

BI TEE Les. SrArs CoNttEriex 81 srH JAs. 1896.
90 R"Avsd. That tA-. Beinos ys.f Ohio ars sp.
psssd 10 all PaPU sesrrsney, and sf.sslvsd 10
sarURN re TnH HcoNsrlfrTIsHAL cURRExcH sy Geld
AND SILVER: F'''' go "'4 ''''' " ~ W = "
~ Rssolbsd, That the Dsnseracy o. OIio are sp-
ps.sG to all shsnisre& and sfsciai privileges, lss
Asstfusl.s s,ss sqsaln, sud hostile to irss insu-
isasns. and from hentsfsrh and (arerer aselSrs
Asain,t then, uEcoNYkshIsiNs EosrILiTr.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-28

Ilsarn thai yesterday and to-day in tb Senate
the report Of tho examiners of the Books Of the
Auditor and rreasGrsr Of State were read 1t is
said sha. the Report shows on the part Of E1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

LATEST PROM GRossE IsLE.-The QNetec Mer-
cvy Of SATURDAY. fursshes the following melancholy re-
port Of the pr-seut condition and future prospect Of At
fairs 1t Crosse Isl-s
Iasfs.d OF improving the state Of sfsrs 81 Crosse
Ile 10 fat progressing from oso 70 worse sn1 oo ony
knows uhas ~ill be the end Tue deaths among the 90
es-d healthy 10 the tnts is tbs Increase For mo
nst four days ending yesterday the deaths there mum
beres 67iiadsed Thy ali more or Iess tsin,eo u
sick. The Last rishts OF the Roman Catholic Cnafch
ad teen sdmosered lees than $50 poor er-sieres
10 hese tSpts on Tnursdsy alone The drsfns on ane
Island y- sterdsy ny o. 10 A. N were 81 moftshty
truly spp.Ilipe The following vac the nospit-i s'.ts
Yesterday: 900 men TAG women 3oi enhdren-so's
1870; being the largest number yet Then there re-
ais@d o. b. admitted into hospital from vessels IN tne
stream and ba $50 Dr. Forth came up last eve
nips 10 the RowlsDd Hin very sick.
The question nov nstursy presenting itselfs $" nat
provision has oosD made for the accommodation OF me
70 Of sick the close of the season vi o.
PROSTATE on the bed Of fever Crosse lsleF And from
present Appearances and the certainty OF coming tnoa
sands adding the hosts the bland, the lowest
etrnste OF The lumber sick likely 70 be under treat
nsn there this Fall b. uoder ooe thousand OUT
much fear IL will be mOre--Dsy perhaps noaoie -
We fesr nothing has been done 10 ueet tns com
ing emergency awful and dshesrtenng az II VIII prove
10 De- The Government appears to be flumoenns NJ
ia poet In regard 20 its considsrsuoo sno err
tain that If steps he not taken 70 provioe tnst
accommodation for the parties 10 question, scene OF
horror sacrifice Of HE will eDsue, snd state Oh
alarm be EXCITED 10 Qaebec-for II 10 acre tnese poo,
creatures will DC traosferredto which the past ana
present will sfford but 80 inadequate parallel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

osin Of The srsy may Be siy attributed % dfssses
s&sirs Ia ssnta Ft - ~ ,he
Fror consess,oas that were made by scms ~
Mexsesns IL would appear that h-siesns. IN "a re-
Apsehes and Kis~ss ~ere engaged IN tn' 's
R~o River csnon on The 26sh Of Asy
L,sut Brown. whose murder y ,ne go 81
bsve spnouoe~d above Gas 900 o. hsss -ss
P.ny cOuay in mi. STATE ,o ass' oa,s-oberry -.
Irom o's -. ~. counsy ths Of Mr.. j Qsissn-
~ Ths ss~s will fall with crushing weight upon
bis psresssr be ~.s yosos %sp ., enee s s'''
w s,s,a bsd been looked for. for SEINE time and,
s,,s bss he bad escsped from ell the dangers OF TOE
1910, An heh be had been engaged se learn that his
spo,h,r with ell mothers care Tor her cnicren nso
,eusrs nccesssry tor bis comfort Alas II 70 one OF the
hArobps &C ssss Of tia, the bes, arranged plan
are msred and the house OF Teasing too Ire
aoentiy converted into che house Of morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


AklINED.
ship Severn Mysrs Ii De I'm New Orleans, Tor hsvre'
10 WA whtlock. put in consequences oil the captain
being sick. - -. s-...A L.
Rosnson sailed In company Win scars 1soses ana
visgiola beth for YORK.
sesr olive Smlsn, 10 de iu Wilmington, z. naval
stores TO l. MeCreaoy. Sailed 10 company VITA ons
DAVID Darsn and sehrs w psvis and Alarie' all ioF
Ne ~ York. -, w.
sshr Wen II Hastsr. Thompson, ds I'm Suffolk Va
Shingles 10 benton.
ssar Joaa Pols, Lonssusel do finn Richmond' Goa
10 Lag Co.
sehr sally Wheaton, whesscn. 5 de fm Penso' q
sniesies ~ benton. Scsr John Wesley, TN y 10TH
or North Carolina arrived Oerseoke Bar on the In
inst WIN ioss os jioooom sDd boat
ssaf Hsosee~ Lstouresss, Dc I'm Pesersourg noar'
&c " Hsnser 4 10.
scar Ais..a. wsipols. De I'm Ssrfolk. shingles %
sasbsles 10 } h Benton
/ y . Soos 4 son
sehsGioss. Freeman. de- fra xaeAias No lumber 10
Soow a Son.
scar SUPERB curus as tn cAsrryssla, lumber 20
( 2 Ssnes son. ffuH a =
Toaests Lasesa De I'm Mount Desert, humber and
soars 20 1 = SNOW Son. ff
scar Ana. =. GOT HsriassOu) I'm Lasss. Ne plaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

A SPEcrAcLE.-We were informed, as our pa
Der shout 10 prcss that isst saturday alter
noon collie OF sisves 10 the number OF one hundred
was marched the Long Bridge across the Potomac
in broad Daylight in ftl view OF the Presidents House
Al the same hour presume the United States band
of music which every Saturday sftsrnoons listened TO
BY numerous visiters 10 the Presidents grounds was
playing with patriotic fervor Hail Columbia or Yam
kee Doodle" ,
When will the hour come when tho City Of Washing
ton the besufe capital Of this great Republic shall be
relieved from the disgrace Of such spectsclesf
National Ere,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

r. NYOR BOSTON via. NEWPORT

EnE5:9uxfS F-,i ns-f -,es >.sn''.,. &c stl.'
as rood Linz. cornrosed II The snpeytor 6-si-
rl... ,-.n~rs OF Rresi strength snd speed particularly
sdartd % The navigation ~ Loo Island sound funnn
IN rnD-cou with he Fall River and Od Colony Railroad
distance u So miles N Boston cry Lesve pies Nofle
River nesr th- Bsuery daily. exceps sundsya
Tue new steamer BAY STATE. l.eoo tons b1rden. Capt
Jos-phJ comsoek, on Tuesdays, Saturdays ana fnnss
fss s.esnsr MASSACHUSETTS, 1000 tOus burden.
Capt wm Brown, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndsys
n5Ph.
bese are fii-d with eommotious state ms
snd ever, Arrangement Tor The security and comfort OF pas
.rg.rs who arr ssord-d by ths rouse n'ghgs resi On
h,srd spd on arrival ct Fs River proceed per ksiirosd
reaching Boston early The following rornios Aoagsefe
mater 10 srarbed csrb s'esrer who receives sna NC
Ri. D. baszsge and the sane 10 s desuus
ron In connection Win 'hs 1iae 70 snd
fron Providerce. a.,
freight 10 Boston 10 tslen he same rses a. ~ NE
ttr regular lines and f0r~srded win greater xpec
toe For fright passage apply on board and ehef -
TfsDALE BORDEN % West-sL or al ne once ~ Ioc
LIE At he corner Of wsshing and Bsneryplsee
rny2S SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
10 .REGuLAR VAIL LINE ee.wes,.


DrRBfLr sad OREGON. -,
~ Un and .n-r Monday June "a TIE steamers OF ni'
lise will lesve New-Yofk s6 NJ By this
consequence of superior speed Of the hoa and INC
route being and most dre pssseoees esvo
he city on- hoar ser aud reach Boston earlier shsn ~
ire other llnes. . =. - -.
TIE new steamer, C. Wand ERBlLr, Capt ro.isf, and
OREGON Capt ). Tnsyef viii run Throughout, ne sea
son in connection with he Slouington and frosideoee
and Boston Providence Rsllrosds leaving New fos
daily Sundays exeepea from Pier No North River, 81
oeock Pm. ami StooDetoE Al o'clock, r NJ ~ upon
The arrival of Ihs mail Train from bosioa
These se.lnsrs are In speed splerdo sne
confos having Of them 81 large connoc ioas pr
ysis and beTths for 90 persocs beside sfse
private rooms fo6 families and parties
The steamers are ofcefed by the most ex geftsnccS
ueu and will shorten the passage between New 0ih
.nd Boston from ard hsN 10 Two hc1rs irseof ~
living n ample line for all The lines running nom cew
Yors north .ouIh and and s ne luos rom nos"n'
uOTlh and rasi -.
The OREGON will lesvs Nsw-Yors-Tuesdsy, Ihafs
DAY aud Saturday. 80,
Leave sionipe ton Monday, Wednesday and friday
The C. VANDERsILr will leave New-fofs-henosJ
Wednesday ana Friday. s..s
Leave Theoretically, Thursday and ssiurdsy
n the ARRIVAL o the stesmers al stofr
ireton p-s-ed Immediately IN the spufic Rarosd care
IN Providence and Boston without delay, OF remain on
bosri he steamer sud leave n The Accommodation yam
AZ 80 which connects Al Providence win me 70 -
A Al train for Boston and baggage master sccomps
ea train son TO take charge OF tor
For passage freight inquire board ne eosis PCT
No Norta River OF 10 sssiery- place le.z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
rFr Col Baker, of Illinois, is at the Astor House

IseuEsT.-The Coroner held an inquest this
morning on the body Of John Jackson Quinn, native
Of New Jersey who 10 bis death by injuries re
cevsd by falling from the edge OF rock into the East
River between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth sta
disspee OF IS feet Frem the evidence before the Cor
ooer IL appeared that the deceased had been alex spd
lame for sbout weeks 10 copse qusnce oil hefsc hav
ps kicked him. and that yesterday he Vent and down
on the rocks oy the side with view Of tskng the
air ss,er which se found dead 10 the water
Verdict In lance with the foregoing facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvsErfssD ~ TRfsuss ~ SPECIAL afrasrnfsr.
ara ard BE- EasfA<r e.scfed,
And ell advsrse- under the orders OF ne ros
ms-ler @ n~ral 10 neW.psp-r ne~sp.Dtrs Of lctrfs
uncasd any Poet Oee h- be inserted IN tn- pepef
OF p,p- Of the 0~n place here to- ene7 advertising
ms Pos orse< Lszs passed March 5, ls4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, August 2U
DEATH OF p. g. srUYvEsAsr.-The Buffalo Com
ma -ea, ssys that this gentemsns death was no doubt
caused by the sudden change Of temperature In going
into the bath which produced congestion Of the brain
and possibly of the lungs slso
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rYs The Irish Societies Of this City have fixed
up on September e. next the day In which to render
fao rL bonors TO OConnen. Tho Grafton on the
occasion will be delivered by Gov. Seward he having
accepted the invitation. The place win be Castle Gar
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srrcI.L srsn0ss-John Mel oughlin. for steal

SPECIAL SEssI0ss.-John McLougnnn. Tor stea''
,,s cloth eau was cent TO the PeDitcntsry 30 days
Michael Tsmpsny for stealing two cloth coats worth $40
from tho front OF store No. 81 Msdsnlsne. was con
signed to the City Prison tor ~ days John hsnigao
and John Slavery for absactDg from the pockets Of
andrew j. Martin. at a lodging house In Chssbsm.s
smsll sum of money. Pententisry 90 days =. William
LAWS Tor an assault and battery on George W. Trench
ard Of No 979 Houstonst City Prison 80 days. - Ro-
ha, church for an assault battery officer Doyle
of the Fourth Word. Penitentiary months
PoLicE-Jantes Austin was last night arrested
hv sc,r Davis of the Fourteenth Ward charged with
STEALING $40 from Charles Austin. be wac detained "
Isssc H-ynsed was lac. night arrested by officer Quinn
OF the Fourth Ward, charged with stsooing Samuel
Everett. He was detained.