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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23
Whig Convention in New-Hampshire.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
porrs,or-ru \ u June N l-4T

PORTSMOUTH n n. June II, lc4l.
We had a fine Wing Convention at Exeter on
Saturday for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Congress in this District Hon. lchabod Bart
lett was Chairman and beside him there were pre-
sent Of your friends Messrs William Phneer Jr Of Ep
pins Bell Of Chester Sawyer snd Wsdleigh Of Dover,
Cutter and Brewster Of Portsmouth, &c &c. There
were over one hundred present-the very bone and
muscle OF the land. Mr. Bartlett presided with more
than MS usuA tact and soity and excellent speeches
were msde by seversl members
After long and free conference. indoors snd out .
was finally conc uied 20 be best agree % take the
candidate OF the Independent Democrats and 5e hf1
aud accordingly. the second ballouns, Mr.. AMOS
Tuck OF Exeter bad IS votes out Of l0 and was nom
mated and the Whigs sna independents together
have 1900 majority In the District il - not violent
assumption 10 take u Tor granted that ne viii Dr. elected
The Wings OF this District have shown their usual mag
nsnmity snd ought % have credit Tor IL there Is no
want OF and sbe Wings whom, under other cir
rumstAnces WE should have been proud and happy %
vote for But We have made this uOminsu0n-First
because want % cement the Union OF the lndepen
dsns and Wh.g snd thus pat a. end o the tsugui ST
contest which now veXes the state Second. because
We know that Mr. Tuck viii vote for a Wing Speaker
and Wig Clerk and believe that be will ght On
all other occasions Tnird. because We want the
Whas % succeed IN one Congressional election a. least
10 twenty We FOURTH because want % beat ne
sure Gen. Wilson's elccto IN the Third District
Truly yours A GRANITE WIG.
ANTIRENr R0BBERY.--The Colrer and EnquI-
rer OF yesterday publishes the following letter.
MIpDLErowN y !. June II.
On Monday lsst the lstn INST Price Hill 10 this
county 81 ?. NJ syoung man BY the name % -
Brosdhead. Of Massachusetts attacked BY tit-en
dressed IN DISCUSSES and masked. Gin thu Indian
Style with pistols. SC. while his Wsy Kingston.
L ster Co where be was supposed witness and
himself horse and wagon taken from the turupk
rosd into the mountains eighty reds more his
trunk broken open his papers taken tnsretrom sreSed
upon the and destroyed his pockets searched md
roboed of their contents s2A aud himself shsfnef1y
irested being stabbed three times and receiving
wounds 10 the eg lie detained Until 10 o'clock IN
The evening when be was left ~ TIE gang
Rrosdhesd succeeded IN getuug out OF TIE woods and
found his way - Asa Grfhns who keeps public house
In thst section Doctor Alisben tour member Of Legs
lsure) dressed bis wounds snd assisted hin In regain
lng his horse md wagon On Tuesday morning Broad
head leii for Kingston.
The above facts may BE- relied upon.
Yours truly, :.
n B. This Mr. Broadhssd hsd been ont collecting in
terssl on OF ois Of land sod number years
ago, for his uncle
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uai,ed Einsdo are educated with svie" TO TIER oeeu
,vn, the chief plsce. in the empire That the Brit
- .v,er, Our. (. and ought 20 Be essentially di-er
~, ss,erthele.s 1t Is well that republicans 10 ih' In
,;ry ipuusive age should be able 70 reason and re-
seet upon passing events With clear understanding Of
a., warsrs Of polite machinery both in that country
sr9 IN this
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PHILAnrLPHIA- Walnnt.l

PHILADELPHIA, Walnutst June = i53I
NJ DEAR SIR cheeriuly comply with your re-
quest IN a. few words possible BY stating my opin
lon that sms gains Entirely unm for stopping or nins
teeth Bat am unable decide whether 4 be the lack
Of honesty Or want OF knowledge and literally which
induces preference with some persons, Tor such base
compositions over gold.
Very truly and respectfully. yours, Sc,
f. PARgIY Esa +. y. GARDETTE.
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ANERfcaN MUsEUM Crowd after crowd nils this spa
binding every day AMI evening, 20 enjoy the
which the sntsrprising manager knows how 10 provide
well The OrpheAns, the Chapman family, Pets Morris
and others give variety OF performances to-day Also
may bs tho wonderful Living Skeleton sight Of
whom sthough not so pleasing well worth the price ot
admission The Napoleon Dorsms will slso be- exhibited
Al the close each performance - and 81 O'Clock
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

r. Mr. Ton. our new Minister to Brazil goes
out ia the Ohio thelne. which sAs for the Pa
cite imrn.s.s,ely Mr. Morgan and family 70 with Mr.
Tod 70 Rio JAnero We have every rssson 10 hope
that Mr. Tod MI promptly adjust any d4-reuess that
may exist with Brazil with whom L Il the desire Of
Government % maintain he uost sn1icsoe relations.
Mr. seth Barton the Chsrze OF the United states %
Chilli ~ 20 out 10 the BrsndyVine from Norfolk shout
the middle OF July The Ohio Wil wait for bin Al Rio
Jsneiro % carry bin % his port Of destination. TIE
Ohio herself e destined for the Pacific squadron
fWashington mon.
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Communication. FROM the Mayor.

SOAsD OF ALDESNEN. J une II, i.tl.
The following com rnuri czon receiv rom his
Honor the Mayor, enclosing an address rom NE LORD
MAYOR Of Duou which ord cred or ne and directed
10 Be Published more q ne pubic reSsEApers
d. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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w1l1IANsRuRGH LINE.

u The cornerstone Of the new aiTsr'aAH
csureb corner Of Third and Fourth sta viii Be
aid this afternoon at o'clock Rev. T. B. Ih'Jer Of
sr0o.lvu v4u deliver Al Address on the oeesson-
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CRoPs,-A gentleman from VALPARAISO Indiana
who has had very good opportunities for forming cor
judgment the subject informs Us that the Whes
crop slmos, entirely OF west OF LsPorts County
and in considerable portion Of Northeastern Illinois
The crop has also suffered to considerable extent n
the southern portion OF the Territory of Wisconsin
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hATtINVkLI Juno ". T-lT-
pR =. PAsMLy-pssr Sir have lust received your
n0s Of the 7ih. and In reply only say ths, have
seen msny teeth which bad been dllei with anna, gam
and from my observations n its effects upon the
teeth and otter parts OF the mouth DO hesitate to
state thst they hsve been dalediy prHic0ls Ae~ing
the matter In this light cannot regard those who
H. asserting that II "a better than gold. honest
cero In the declaration which they thus make.
am. very respectfully and truly. yours
T. MOVES
Having. a. far a. have been able, fulfilled my duty
20 4 generous public would say in conclusion that
ask richer reward than the high communication
have already received from the lovers of truth justice
and humanity. Aud can feel no higher professional
pride than TO have my sustained and approved by
such distinguished men rs those who have favored mo
with their calm and deliberate professional Judgment
and testimony. +. PARMLN.
Mr. York June p ISL
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n Our thanks are due to Mr.. DENNIS Of the
Springfield and New Haven Line for copies Of the So'
ton ArlAs sad whig of yesterday.
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- wM. '. BRADY, Mayor.
Bo,RD ~ AL0EsNsN. June 3, ~

E0ARn OF ALDEFMsNI IUUT 20 ~.
The following message received from ms Honor the
Nsyor stating his for approving the resolution
la bsva Tbfr@enlh street betsen First aud Second Ave
Ye, regulated and curb which vas directed 70 De
e1tef-d al -ugih the minutes and published IN one or
''' d 7. VALENTINE. Clerk.
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q The Norfolk Beacon OF Saturday states on
the authority OF letter from Washington, ihsi Lieut.
Charles G. Hunter /. O. have command % operate 10
some other quarter than the Gulf o. Mexico the Fresi
dent and Secretary Of the Navy being DESTROYS 10 soften
the reprrnArd In his case
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To ne RreW VsrsiTfsi a, Magor 81 Ncue lsrt
te,s ~ ~ Riga Honorable tts ord MIgo- fasaeH
and B4~f,ss,s u DabH Corporoe CcuHc a4fcl.blei
Rf.pr " oRsgfrFrt SIS. We, l1e Lord Msyor, Alder
men spt R1r.r.ses Of Dublin have hailed with delight
snd gratitude he truly Substantial osers OF sympathy OF
heir r. ovv being. suffering in Ire snd. The ieeug Of
man for sua ring not. IN their estimation, 90 De
bounded by SAFES or kir gious-they heard hsl
suffering IN dislant land. sud they felt thai he 'dke
virue OF relieving distress bsouged rot % elm, or coun-
rytha twss AZ ordinance from me Most High The Oliver
Of s embracing a. The children Of Adsrlsnd seiing on
hat sacred impulse they without hesitation poured forth
their abundance up 10 save FOR us Christian fam.
uyl their stricken brothers In ireland.
Permit US 10 request ths you, sr, a. The chief municipal
ocer OF the 6rst City In the United States VIII convey
the expression ~ the gratitude never 20 he forgotten
Irh people 10 the ciIizens OF the vast Western Republic
for tbs zeal sni literally displayed BY them IN attending
70 he calls OF suffering humanity m our fororn unity
(Signed) MICH. STANTON
Lord Msyor OF Dublin.
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NJ Dx.E Sra-YOurs OF tn INST 10 before me. As b
vor fr,t query would say that have not considered
al nor sale for stopping teeth and have never
used H.
Tcsunot consider any one honest who would use 4,
and .ay IL wa better Than gold II they be honest and
use IL they be grossly ignorant and consider the
community % be % also. Very respectfully yours,
Ur = PAEmLr LEWIS ROPER
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" AtHINITON y. Z. june y TT
NY DKAR Docros-ln answer ~ yours Of the IN !
have % hesitation IN saying that consider ansissn.
i0la4y as,a Tor plugging teeth. "A b the honesty u
tnoss who say ANA gam q better than gold for plugging
tsethf tasy = boEest-thsy either know sfe@' oes
more or grss deal esq than do socui u
Yours most respectfully ,yx,pn
Dr. Z PARMLY EDWARD aAi"
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All cams. under Whatever name that hsye
known % b. employed for hlng teeth hold 10 os In
iuriou. in their effects and though In some Instances
they remain for long time and appear 70 be hsrmsss
they DO ~ al such fall far short Of gold 10 sreeung The
preservauon Of the teeth.
Ths operator VINO is ignorant at this day Of the mis-
chief he may DO by using smsssms Il not worthy Of
being trusted and the accomplished dentist VINO has 10
In his power q do we'll and who must and does know
"A well az you or DO that gold 10 10 every respect the
superior article and will xii mercuris compounds
nse al OF H. does but barter hs conscience % cheat
fellow beings out Of their teeth perhaps Of their health
possibly OF their lie. Yours very truly. .
Dr = P.ENtr JFFLAGG
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e. an honest Truth hsi every vssuss OF eruption on
dss sursment dsappss BY he use Of tns genuine
soAp lssviag the skin - loyrly . 90 lnisnis BOO a.
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blsroN, June ~ A1tfs
DEAz sIz-We answer With pleasure the questions
contained your note Of the tn Ff't We pave never
Used g41ns in any form knowing them - % nJu-
rous ~ teeth under sny circumstances SeeDnaD' We
consider il decidedly dishonest for any cenust |" uss
nercura comp0siu0R saying That - eial - goa ior
fnny tetb or that IL Ni preserve them Tor an grea,
i.rgsb offinue Yours with much respect,
''"7 ~ J&E. q TUCKER
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~ NAAfNoNtA Juns -, L-tf.
DSsN Sis-i Ia reply 10 yours I have 10 say ths,
$1,000 siss,ns not only usa buf 1a-ssroNs fct
plugging ieetn tnnt-because they DO not sn.~.r the
~ Pose Q, q proper stopping. ins.much as like all
ooeL nle'Ac comp 'ands snd eements In passing from
soN 70 hard consistenee they necessarily r,sfrars
leaving space between the smslssm and the wall. vt
he TOOTH ihoreoy defeating The prime object OF good
sioppng-o Wit impermesoity 20 fa.ds Eni other
modifying Influences from without
II "a unit So }; easily oNiiises ard dlscolors the
teeth ard farther because In skifu bands . never
Necessary gold and tn being Infinitely superior
Is dangerous because 10 readily unite. with aciGs
With which u may come Ia coGtsct IN the mouth sud
may thu. generate poisonous compound nearly aka
70 corrosive .u5llmst-. which s constantly being re-
ceived into the system.
us dangerous - corrupiins the sccretons OF TIE
mouth, snd inducing Inflammation Of the gums sni A.
yeo snd hecsuse 10 effects never BE- fully sntic
psted every srsdaton OF e1sct hsvng been produced
from the most mperceptbe % death
Ia view % these facts ant from my observation
ard experience cannot but consider those OF Goabf
Morality who declare that smslgsm Of mercury and
SILVER IS better than gold for the purpose Of plugging
teeth. Very respectfully yours. SC Sc
WILLIAM II. DwlNELLE
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BALrImoEz June II. is47.
NJ 49,, r,or,o.-fn reoly 20 Jour rots Of the sth
p.t ssg 10 ,.,s thar during the ass zen or '~esvs
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yes's ny Opportunities for Observing the .sse,s Of
srnsssn ssve been an cory 10 ,.y ,ery ,r.rr-,,-
na nave yet 10 see the srs, case IN which sny "a
- Is 90 derived from - %, On ~ co.sr.rv
hsoY e..es save isien under my Observation IN witch
mcnt Ia seor, the result Of nv 1919. - ~.
.uoeci - that Il dsco'ors ID. reeth oeen se.,,cv.
taelr 1l'sy ireqsenty induces tuunefactsou ara ,@u
eerness OF the guns vuccsi membrane .ns .,ven,s
arats perios;eun viusns the .ecre,;on ~ he mouth
and sometimes causing salvation
20 conclusion. am decidedly Of opinion tbs, any
49, Ne-ea can BE nlet With airy material ard rsn.
Serea 'ervtceshle may he ed VITA cola r-,,,.irn
views and they NE the result q erlrc.I ara ex
Insi'e observation cons,rsin@d 60 e.ii.ve ,hs,
- no nse and recommend ARA gam IS better IN N
- lVr nhns teeth. either deceived ,hem.siy,,z
tents Vs-v,-,.,s ' ~ 1eoeNe tner pa
ELxAzAs PARsLx. N ~ u,pRrs
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M,yos's Ofricy. Jrne 81. l5i7.
Ggxrfg wrN / have had Under consideration the
pom and resolution adopted by your Board ON he 4iu
ut In favor OF procuring plans and pechcai0ns tor and
Tor the erection OF Nursery Buildings on ksnda- Island
and return The same 20 the Board which they cr.nsed
with the which mpel me 10 Withhold my assent
thereto. -,.
buildings On Randall. Island FOR Tho Nursery establish
meut snd provides Tor the reception Of plane estmses
g. without nsrirK the probab- amount witch would be
required Tor their completion From an examination how
ever ~ th so-ct6r.tons which have been prepared
learn gresi expense, and handed 10 me since shs cub
iect referred Tor my consideration, sud from eonyer
salons in ne architect by whom hey we're submitted
am informed that the b1dings proposed by The Commit
could be erected Tor less sum han eighty or an
hundred thousand dollars and some estimate Inc cost As
high a 1890
Nti- admit the necessity OF making immediate and
proper provision FOR he unfortunate children thrown upon
our charity, cannot eouscienio9'y give my 'shoou ~
60 large an expenditure when th- onr, cay - as VIZ
accomplished a. an expense not exceeding s-o"' ara
when clux-ns are 80 loudly and lasuy pf0l7slhs
against tht enormous expenditures OF NE wy pul.'h
r-ut ana the heavy burden ~ Nes imposed 10 meet H.
shall always take pleasure Va lending my reaiy end
cheerful codreraiion any of pubic necessity,
while time shall feel DC my imprnon- duly
l ch.cs A. fr As practicable every useless expenditure
FOR objects Of questionable propretf Inere tir az hr
prs,snt tina Al The various Institutions, on Backwes
Island Bellevue and Rardas Island. shout |h chldf en-
dep,rdsn on our charity Tor support md from 40 10 200
Infants. boarded 10 The city. After consultation WIN
psre. competent 10 form correct estimates am satisfied
That buildings amply sufficient Tor ihelr accom,hnuAloh
cost not exceed al the utmost $4,000 and II Al son
future time additional room shall be required Tor an ia
creased number be provided Al pfopofonse a.
pense.
Under these circumstances. and in view Of the ncrea-
ns eNp-rditures OF TIE civ government, and OF me
heavy burden OF taxation already imposed, feel called
10 withhold my ass nj irom any plsns "nin 9lu 20
Increase unnecessarily those expenditures snd sdd 10
tho D.. burdens a.,
Viewing therefore the plans proposed a. not ieasihe'
and involving large an expenditure Of NE pubic mo-
nsy return the papers tor your ftconsdefauou IN We
confident hope thst more mature confederation VII 10,
duce your h0tcfshls bodN O accece 20 ne pfoprey OF
me course hsye iel called on 20 adopt in doing which
have been guided sOely by my convictions n duty
WM. Y. BRADY, Mayor
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS Any style Of Gold
Pen worth having at ALL can be bought Of j. w. GRsA'
TON & Co. II Cedsrst (up stars) cheaper than any
where else Common Gold Pens IS cents; warranted,
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~ Who wouli be without p-1y white teeth sna
sweet brain, when hey have Gil f1r . cents AsnI
hundred p-rsOns THIS 10 Ne~fofk who have sssa
q shilling bouls % JoSEss Assss roorh fAsrs AZ
gives Snowy whiIsns.s the teeth sweet Od0r 70 VIC
breath, ana hafdsns ne gums. Sold Ia Se~.York a. -
Ch.lh.m.t js2l 2tsot-
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~ Do yo1 want - dress 0ssafy, and MAKE your BAR
sOn ana hB- Read
], Hsory r. Cullen, ate barber bosrd The steamer
South America, do eerfy that JOn-.s Coral Hair kss0
f.ge . nc best arcs use1 Tor dressing slitrnlSs
cleansing and keeping the hsir long ums son c-zn'
silky d.rs snd Ia order al castOrnsfs preferred u 10
sny ming else.
Sold Ia Se1 YorE only At The sgn Of lhs American Ia
re q CsArH.Hsr. Price ORB soDiinzs. te<s Aeod
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~ DIR. KELLEY the successful practitioner 10 die
OF the lungs liver, kidneys spleen, SC. particular
y where they have assumed aggravated chronic form.
be consulted for three days only at the Ansyteo-
Medical Institute 426 Broadway from the sd until the
26th inst Advice grssui,ous. Office hours from A.
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BoAED o. ALpERMEN, June q, lsF
The following message w.s received tom III, Honor
The Msyor stating his reasons Tor not approving ne reo
luton IN alton 10 the % Nursery buildings On
Randslrs Island which directed 10 be entered A.
length on The minutes and published n one or more oi The
public newspapers. ID T. NALENEiNE' NefA'
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New Publications.

WORKS OF HENRY WARE, 1--WE have re-
ceived from Messrs James Monroe s. Co. Boston the
third and fourth volumes being the concluding ones o
the works Of Rev. Henry WAHz, Jr The WORKS
sre principally sermons, aud Of that class which while
they add much % the energy Of the Christian charac
Ter contain little or nothing offensive TO the moot asu
dious scholar. II they have not many beauties they
have few faults Their chief merit = perhaps the so
sence Of false preension disgusting everywhere but
mostly 50 In sacredotsl illusions The harmony BE-
tween Dr. Wares life and his moral teachings stamps his
works with All the authority that life weapeni can
give 10 truths wellexpressed. He did not.
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~ A Glsno lie saII1 70 ..1''s P'l.' !, 80. 20
amo.t barr,n .0 % IL the srtcis sposrn OF below 70
bsre psa b.ir.s. sc.ps-esasng, Az, forcing hesiEy
yrotb N h. d.rs .nd uxgriznt, 0n NE i.c hsad, hps
80 b.av a. xhsrevey Nzl1fe Intended hair 70 grow.
- -, ar- ne and actual qualities Of JOrkss
800, 49, r. sOEATIyE some % Tue mott rsspeetssis
=, - .i,l,.os a.ss -slhsd. II hss he power u curing
100 Az d, d.9druf NE had, ard il cures pefms-
n.sty Il not only stops haf falling o. sressss Il sca
giyeslG sofoas appearance fch suy and usu0as sea
.-.os a .fs SKY zn1 bssUufl three Zines ss lons
a. .ny other Besise bat lhree shiings
bottle Sod Al he sgp u ne Americas Eagle - Cnsi,
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Show ne the steep and thorny road 70 Heaven
Whilst ike puff and reckless hbertine'
Himself the primrose path OF dsilance resds
And recks not his own read.
He was m servant OF the Master whose lie he inside
his study and whose doctrines he impressed with zeal
and eryency upon the world. For inspiration he DIRE"
upon the Sacred Writings themselves they were the
perennial fountain of bis eloquence for while ne neg
ecied none Of the productions so sublime In their sim
pic grandeur Of the ancient Church, nor refused de-
voted attention TO the writings Of later Theoogans and
DivRes he turned still In full satisfaction OF his thirst to
nh.
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sAcRILEGE The First w esleyan Chapel IN Yes
try.st which has twice before been robbed was on
Tuesday a. entered through the base
ent door and general search made through the lower
apartments without, however, much profit 10 the dep
redstors They made their exit after throwing good
many things into confusion By the ianght though why
they preferred that method 10 the less difficult of
shooting bsck the inner bolts of the door 1t IL difficult
~ understand Commercial Advertiser.
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INqUEsT.-A little boy named DAME McAllistsr.
aged years residing " WAshingtonst ~as drowned
yesterday morning oy accidentally falling into the DOCK
a. the foot u Carlisle 81 The Coroner Tss yesterday
called 10 hold Inquest IN Thirty st between
ska and Seventh avenues. upon the body Of JON
Roach. native Of Ireland who killed oy the >eel
dental falling OF house said street verdict seeoI
insly---.The Coroner also hsld an inquest
AZ H. Fra Ward station Ho1ss upon the body Of AZ
unknown man VINO found N the dock a. ne iOo' u
WnitshsLs, Verdict death ~ drowning
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The quiet picture Of everyday religious mo Is no
where better reelected than in his sermons they are
mirrors that reflect the serenity Of the soul.
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There ara several other things well worthy OF notice,
aud among them the monuments OF Samuel Wood
ward and Dr. Swain, both BY Mspes-ot Egyptian ar
chtecture and exceedingly clever. Another fine thing
is the OF child in repose by German artist
whose name do not remember.
commenced this letter with the design OF saying
something of the Paramount Wsier Works Grsrd Col
lege Jevelos of Grard &C but for fear OF being
voted bore, IN stop here. Yours. always, c.