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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

BROOKLYN
kiscs CoCNry CoVRr o. OyEE AND Trs~srs-TAe
Court ~ss occup 81 90 sicsy In re uia q he Germsos
sg.rst aOl OIL Uss found BY ise GRAD jury Tor
not ard tumIl The circumstances OF he Gaze were
p-hlshel a. he time, and 40 f. o~s 4 Hebrew
Corgr-galo1, called ~ hear learn. The Alsi.
Cited cu-rhssec some lots 81 ground IN he village o.
Es. Nv orr infent1s u 10 D. huus psce FOR heir
noers Having occasion TO bury one Of their number
they proceeded hiher OF the sh of August last ara
neaced digsng the grave, Ia watch proceeding they
were interrupted by The collector .. crowd OF these
ifermars srcunt the Cemetery, who showed nsrifest
SYN. Of Ind snanon sut com nenc-t s5asirg the
person engaged 10 performing ne burial rice SUCKS
stores snd cubs trrUyr 10 great numbers and the
trtnuii finally srrivs' Do UGH hight h e, e jews were
compelled 70 dessi from their underfSsins ard buried
the dead fray Ia The Cypress Hi'ls Cemetery -Phi1p
Crccke Esc appeared 'r The dfcncsnis sud endesvor
"a &c prove aih II the II some Of hem 70 which
the Prosecution fered rehgtuns testimony The wiz
both sides pSsry al OF aem Germans anc
Vas sin,ost impossible o make anything out OF their
testimony. except hat bows hsi been struck ard stones
drown O0e Of the witnesses for The defence however
tesrr-d that he IgnsH Stein who IL The present
President Of the Hebrew Assocatonl bleeding ard he
believed hsi Mr. Stein had cat h-sef IN order
prove that be had been hurt The csse given 10
the Jury about I've oclOck urder The charge OF the
Court who retired had rendered verdict 81 the
hour u las night -Samue. Garrison Esq sppeGed In
behalf OF the prosecution.
CRY CoUsr-Before Judge senwocd and two Alder
men-The csss OF Elisha Averi, the eounier'eirr,
whose s hiss lasted nearly three days resulted 10 the
frGing OF verdict b. The Jury that TIE defendant was
gai'ty forgery Ia the fourth degree He Indicted
r forgery The second degree sud ofthe Jury were
favor OF rendering .uch verdict Th- punishment for
tbs oferce q when Aver has been convicted will
title him years Sing Sng 10 imprisonment n
the Ccuay JAIL according TO the discretion OF he Court
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I.ocs.Poco Nominations.

VliA Senats Disric.Dr Bepj amin Brandroia 10 nom
mated in this District Vasiches,er Putnam and Rock
land DR.. b. was Csss El-ctor lsst year
pli!A S.aass Dist (Dulcness and Columbia)--John
snydeT Of Columbia
xA serax Dis. ulster and Grcene)-Reuben Deyo OF
Ist 7.
xxvns ss.a,. Dlst (chernuug aud steuben,) George
;. Gannip, OF Chemang A.,
xxIXiA Ssxsie Dust lOntar.o and Livings'on) Mo
lsicthon Lewis Of Victor.
orerSe Co.--Clerf. Nathan Westcott enetiu, 1oHu
Van E,,sn. Jr; County Judge John q. wilkins; Sarro-
gae John B. Booth Assembly let Dist. WAasm Ora
ham: lid, Albert G. Owen lid SsswsrtT Darlsnd ,
Dslaraye Co-sherf, Daniel Rowland Clerk, DAVID
NsrUland Justice, X 5. Hughston
Es,cAes,e- Co.--As,emely, let Dist. lesss Lyon Of
lancaster.
os.iaa-Tne wire workers in this County sitter Ia
sorious session OF two days, affected union ~ pre-
seating the following tcket Senator Chss A Msno
(5arnsrO Sheriff Edward Eanss. (sh and 'sf) Clerk
Richard Hurlburt (Burner)
cs,.ga. - Assembly. South Dist l. o. AIKEN
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LIBERTY PARTY" WORCESTERSHIRE hF'
~. make. . customary blunder when it announces
.fFsd Douglas" az the Abolition esno'os's 'oi
ss1 Prison Inspector. Mr.. Is opposed 10 a. P''
s4ss.on on Slavery, and is Gnrisonian p''ah'oa
tnasolIs, Francis Leslie, white man 10 the ue'f'
'ssA" Liberty" Free Soil candidate for Prison In
fs.or, and George Yves. the Working Mems candidate
u he ssms ctsce.
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'THt PANTY IN ST. LawRxScE Co.-The 81
mon pures ofst Lawrence Co, have kissed and made
~ win the as.assins Of siSs Wright They met IN
separate Conventions, and after the necessary eo9aet
sas, billing and cooling snd good deal Of clustering
ssou, the places which he friends aud exPee'ans o.
II. parties should occupy IN the DC" noe'eno''' 'ne
ssp,Isl contract was signed and sesed- Tas sF'
nssemen, agreed apon wss tia, the Barnsurners
ould have the Sheriff and County CLERK and The hunk
the Superintendent, local ofscer' and Cor0neT''
hat the Joint Convention should recommend the nouni
sson OF one bunker Asscmolymsn ont OF The 'nree
IL Bsrnburrers having the Senator, sod that mere
eould be but one Democratic organization Ia the
County hereafter. The question Of Slavery which las
zen Of course very small 10 ompsr.son with the spo -
Va beautifully hnessed BY each party passing 10 own
'ossuon before playing the farce OF forns union.
ne nominations 30 far are for sheria' Henry Bar
S. Clerk. George :. wlnslow' Assembly lot o.
sciow Goddard I'D, John Horton
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IIgs ssnents FOR this sheet viii be charged % cens
- Inc each Insertion
y" GREELEY MeELRAIH, Publishers. .
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lNeussr An iaqlest was held on Friday At
the Thirteenth Wsrd Police station. upon the body
o. Matthew Murray, native OF Ireland 50 years of
fallen !aio The OF house q Levi. a. p-cessei
was brother Of tne Murray VAC was murdered seve
RAJ years sree by j-hlsou Verdict accordingly
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WHOLE NO. 26Ss.

FALL FROM , scAFFoLD.--Twn mssons, rsmed
I'm Moore snd Peter Harris, wcTs.ns At new bud
lr n lEea,y drst .: ie, ~ tbs sca-of siFins Nsy
81. 9rosen, and Harris was much Injured
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~ The house Of William Swan Of Knoxville,
ea uss recently entered by burglars and robbed OF
- 1000 10 geld and silver,
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" 10 Gambia, n. Y. the Steam rill belonging
70 ar. John Clay, wa entirely consumed y nrs %
s+tgrsay s.sai lasl Lee A,olc, assured tss $500
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" Wigs and Toupees. Cit reus ard strangers
informed thsg the largest nd beet assortment Of igs
hsf Wigs Toup~-s. orsids OF Long Hair &c are 20 %
found al he mandatory II MEpHURSr HEARD, ~
Msldenane. Also TO De had . sure cure tos psndrut
s.S In
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TIE sENI-WEEgLy TRIsUNl
urw-YoRH WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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" ANTS.


ANANTED-Y Young men Al skINNERS N Y. hraaeb
w oc- for the sale OF Bostcu WORKS fair chance to
paxe from SIS to 300 per monih. beside expeuscs
nsah.-N r. $50 per cent allowed. Call thss Day ss
above. At iet Broadway. room Z, up stalrs % I'm.
.sTHNTku-simzsious for a uamDsr OF eIevlsnI slFu
W and children. recently arrived. tres IRON e,y haon
and associations and willing to work for moderate waxes
Application 10 made the once Of the Ccumissions
Of Emigration, IN the Psrs. No charges. Ma
NhJANTED-By q respectable sirl. situation TO do
0a eSSS,,.f r.ss"s ..s from S
ablectiou short distance In The county Apply
at rs franklr- bret door, IN the rear Ole ~.
NJANTED-iSo .gsn" 70 ssil very popular eooas,
expenses OF good wages paid by the month Address.
postpaid, Y. J. DOW 4 co, 100 N..ssa.t os In
YVANTKD-A pump m,ker o. man who has wer.ed
w at the business. Apply 10 JAMES " DENNIS, wv
Broadway, betwsea Nineteenth sad rweuueln sts
.uI"
XVANTED-A cutter FOR custom work only One who
w has bad long experisnes 10 mis- city vii and FOOD
situation by addressing r. NJ al this ohce. ois 81
no PUBLISHERS AND OTHERs.-wsn,sd
ny young man Ia, Ameresn), VITO can give ne ness
u mont during Ibe evenings OF this all
drs..E D. Tribune Once ois 81
no LAwYERs.-w sntei a Lsw.psr,osrshp wiis
a New York Lawyer, by an attorney Of several ye.f'
Yors Post oaies ol5 s.'s
DAKTNER WANTHD-An seuve person. vllo
L 500 10 llooo cash cspitsL Join the advertiser a.
srsi.rss ci prDpg osslne-., s'esiiou tho moe, con
ns1dng 10 New iors Tho efopristor from sichness ~
unsble to pay tho attention required To thorough bus
Inc man only the ofer nade-such ons win tho cash
would be literally treated with No risk No mortgage
ali free. Address P NJ. Tribune Once osa
IMPORTATION WANrED-Of WILLIAM Nc
II .lTs, o. r Ss1q s sss scs ssa
gssrs since, BY bic brother, JOHN MCCARTNEY Dsvns
Brook. wesehester Co tnesr White rslns.l n " 81 I'M
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STORES OPIs.-Nos. IS Froat-st. las Maiden
are and iol Wll.sa.s vers found opsa and secured
b. lac soass Friday n-sat
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LAsPs-como.sin. Is made TIA. Inc lamp. IL
Fits and sixth s,s. ard Stanton, nearly al on
Friday night -.I
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GRAyD LGRcEST.-Jsmes Murphy was arrested
Friday rlshl By otassrs DswLng snd Fgr.oug Of tie
six.s " sfa. for stesins money from Philip Murphy
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" Wigs and Toupecs.-barcsrios's eeieeraed
VIZ Factory 10 Wallet. where at I'll umss can 6e
ioind the largest assortment In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before gur
CHASING elsev hrro. BArcHsLoKs newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal ct the Pair Of Tho Amsrcsn Ind
rIta cnrv tha ssdr-ss rvis NWksr
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CITY ITEMS.

"RELlEFE Ira WIDOW. We see by she
PrsTsencs pspsrs that subscription hs. been started
n ibai city tor the RELIEF Of Nrs Dlsorow, vho los,
whole Of ser little property By tie destruetoa -
as Of the soop Jsao In Providence River, On Sunday
seraoon lat Ire case Of his LADY commands l.seli
especially 70 tho charitable La. March her husband.
tie Cay;a;n OF cossila, schooner belonging = Psoyi-
dsnce was lost with his crew snd vessel IN gale o.
=ind Mrs D.sbroE arrived IN isis city, hsr iermsr
residence, few weeks ago, with hsr tsErs Children,
hoping. by TIE aid OF her friends 10 establish herself
IL itto bgsneis. Her furniture AZ the o,aes
Of asrseh and chldren-sl they posses-sd In the
work. to follow her Il The Iano We desired
70 state thai subscriptions ior her relief MAJ nov te
LETT WIKI or sen, 20 Mr Wsitiock, rs Cssssi
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" Water-Curc Insgitutes.-Dr. TRAIL re
ceves patients al hts ccmmodous city estsbnshmsnt II
LsighLst a Oyster Bay, 4. General practice al
tended to. Advice given Tor home treatment ConsuSs
tons, verbal or By letter. Is as I'm.
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~ A Fact for IA. hior ahles.-rhcss Who ru,
their 1tes In the hands ~ MsMv2sr or HAD, or any u
their ourrevmeu will ron auder their clean trush
sud oryh scissors with hardsome head OF hair
tho most ascdious tasss could desire ~ hAden-sAoe
SIS I'm
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AccloEsr oS BOARD 5rIIxER-Aboat .
o'closk. Fhd4y, On board tne steamer Worcester
wing Il ire yles zoo, Of Cortland 81 nan aAnse Geo
Iis5tert f!ensr wien engaged 10 scre~icg sang
so.,. ca tie shsf- slipped and f-l on the psddevhee
hereby being srestf1y bruised, hsving got entAnsiso
~ the whee. Ee Vas aiken - he Hospital IN Tie
sftsrnoon-. 90 examination i va e-cgE 70 discover
asthsr any bone nsd seer broken 5g, se Injured
n A Irea. e. rnt.
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PoRrRArTURE-

~ BeGs TO i1form hts frieods that ae viii fot
nc ulare devote bis alle1uoo ssrel 70 Pvryaa Pssst
tng Thrse who desire excel.eut works 81 Ar u tho
Glaze assured 81 his ability 10 execute ghen
St-1io OF Frsnk1nst door from sr0sAwsy ~ lmeods
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~ hestSrnlea OF Netsrai siSst.-rrcosseT
cures sight ard dces s-sy with glssses enure,y
Once days In New York, In lat three Of each wrel II
Msrren-sL No :, from Bro,d~sy, IN Bosicu the ogAa
A Is Minrr.a RAkersnces IN ahundancA
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AccIDEsr.-At Flashing Long Island, a man
named John Hs;ene osilsr. vss riding ca farmer
z.xor 1h.ca la.en with coal when the team tool
fxht taro <ing Hstc5s.. OF sld ootn ~nee-s passed
yer ais chest fractunz ths breas;oone and esG.in.
,.nou. internal Injuries He vn brought 90 ri
day 20 ire Bellevue Hssliisl, where every s''snH''
xas paid him
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BOARDING..

suit Of psrlos, with folding doors
ID psrlor win bedroom attached, and large single
rooms being now vacant, may DO mad 90 immedias sp'
plc.uon IL and 20 Fourtsenhst near Unou Para, %
tween Bronoway and Fifth-av Strangers prefsring
rsarsmen TO hotel, and desiring hrssesss !oesuon'
/. inv lad "a all oil w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-22
town, the road follows the valley of the susque-

town, the road follows the valley of the Susque-
hanna, and passes through highly cultivated and
pleasant part of Otsego county. Five miles below
CooSersiown we passed the Hartwick Seminary, a
theological school, under the charge of the society
OF Lutherans; this Is one of the oldest institutions
Of learning, and quite the only one of It's kind in
the State. II was endowed by the Rev. John
Christopher Hartwlck, whose name it bears, in the
early part OF The present century, al winch tune he
the proprietor of very extensive tract OF land,
known as the "Hartwick Patent"
Leaving the Susquehanna valley: came on to
the Charatt turnpike, and drove for some thirty
miles, through the pleasantest part of Delaware
county, passing the lie villages of West aad East
Davenport, HarpersGeld, and Moresvie. The
principal products of this section are wool and
butter. The farms appear to be under high cult
vation and the country in state of general pros
perity the citizens are almost entirely democrats,
and, of course, not looking for or expecting office,
give their whole attention to mndng their
own business" e., the cultivation of their farms,
and the manufacturing of that very important
article, which is beginning TO be Justly appreciated
in market-Delaware county butter.
The clock has just struck small hour. ! must
get little sleep, and be off before old Sol shows
his face in the valley, so good night. 0.
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high accomplishments, literary and personal, emil
nenty fit HIM as diplomatst to the gay court OF ST.
Cloud.
The favo- bic news from Hungary has sent a
thrill Of Joy brosgh the heart of every patriot; but
the fall of rei ubcan Rome has awakened profound
sympathy. Did not proposition emanate from the
N. Y. Herald, that the editor would head a SUBJ
scription of OOs for the relief of the Hungaransl
would that your patriotic proposition met with a
response here in the metropolis OF the nation. Ne
better service can be done the cause of liberty than
to carry forward beneicently, ample means for the
encouragement OF those noble Hungarians. May
God speed them to freedom!
The government have determined not to take
any action upon the Mosquito question at thistlme
There are some revelations making which will
open our eyes before the meeting of Congress, and
the President will doubtless make il a subject 81
notice In his first message nor will Mr.. Clayton
take any decisive step IN Rey's abduction, unit!
the dispatches are received from Gen. Campbell,
our Consul at Havana, which are on the way
hither, and are expected tomorrow.
Old Zach's old stamping ground, Florida, is In
wonderful apprehension OF few hundred Indians.
He has ordered General Twiggs to command the
forces concentrated there for the chastlsement OF
the poor red skins; and, anticipating his gallanry
and success, has breveted him IN advance, to d
Major General. lNCo0.
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CITY TRADE RsPnur.

~sw NoRE Aug 2l-2P VI
Tie larger noticed yesterday in the domestic pro
dute markets continued 70 day Dealers ia some art-
Giles hsginnng n wait Tor the receipt ~ fr.,gn
news due In ds, ortso Asrrs continued arm sith
sales ~ 20 leo bbls pots ut 50 l2s. and pearls at
yesterday rates BRysDsrufrs -tlaur che market
opened dull especially for ordinary apt unios
bianos. while good trards common State aud ixed
Western -er. steady The ssl.s reached about 2OuO
1900 bhls In smsil lots S. AZ IS So f fair COZ,
mon State ard Michigan brands whle scme lots lea
narbetshle brought IS SIX. Gond Grne~re Brought
IS 5eL. ard fair Ohio. With Os--gp aud Black Rock
IS 50. cx'rs and fancy brands remained about the
same. With only Iixht sales "a heat There We more
appearing, hut no Gales reported rornsal ~ abot
500 bushels were made at Hoc flr OHIO WI a.
and god Western MIXED A. s53c round sas
firm. while sales Il MON, ut reported There
vas nothing doing In rye naur meal rorg.s
Sales 200 bsgs poor Rio made At re The stock
In frst fsnds we estimated AT about n 90 bxs FtSu
report. private terms. Pnovsio~sPork vas selling
In Tote st $40 10 fer and At 80 for prime Beef
continu,d In steady demand Moderate sales OF lard
we're reported s7c FIR good fair prime atty
There va no change of moment In cheese " buttsr
Ous-Linssed cnntn usd firm With sales ~ 500 g,l.
Ions Mt &c. q Csc Some sbeliers demanded higher
figures 600 baskets OF sweet oil sld private terms
TUESDAY,. August 2l-sP
Tie -four market. during 'chsogs aud in che after.
noon exhibited no change ~ moment frnm the current
ra'es ~ the fo Upirspccted and Ordinary brands
continued dull while the better qualities ~ state and
Western continued steady at previous quotations %.
ing TO increased supplies wheat vss duh ant beyond
lot Of Nerth Carolina sales 81 moment trans
prsd The dulnsss prevalent in the corn market no.
uced In the forenoon prevailed to the close Of business
Rye-ssles we're NOR. freely made at stsssy prices
Os's continued duh and lees sseabie at the
quotations Meal and rye -four ptipued scarce and
hrm Fork was In fair inquiry but sales limited
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sur R. SAITH professor of drawing In the 18TH year

Jsrr r. SAITH professor Of drawing In the 18th year
~ his age
On Tuesday the 2it inst after short Illness JAMES
soMsRvILIk. sged 20 years and months
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from corner OF Sixteenth
street and Ninth avenue, this afternoon, at O'Clock
August 2lst MIR JAMES Nj AsHLrr
his relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this morning at III O'Clock from his
late residence No 2s3 Pearl street, Brooklyn. ...
On Tuesday, August 21st, Of dysentery, ELIJAH W.
BusssT, aged % years
His viii be taken to Bridgeport Ct, for in
termept
On the 2lst inst after lingering Illness Mrs MARY
CAsLiLE. AGED II years aud months
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral on wednesday af
ternoon at three o'clock precisely from tina residence
Of her sop-p law, William Coey, 80 Marion street.
Ny flesh shall slumber in the ground,
Till the last trump.t's joyful sound
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise,
And in my Saviours image riso.
On the 18th inst Of the prevailing epidemic, at his
residence No % Madison street, GEORGE F. PrRcrvAL,
In the 3sth year Of bis age
philadelphia papers please copy)
On Tuesday evening the 21st inst, Doctor EDWARD
EArLr, in the 37tb year II his age
spectly invited to attend his funeral at his late resi-
dcnce No 20 Christopher street Thursday, the Esd
inst at five o'clock In the afternoon.
At Harrison Tennessee, Tuesday July 31st, REuBgN
d SrxrFr of New York. and formerly member Of the
Mount Vernon Lodge. No. rs. ! o. of o +.
On the 10th inst at Stonington Conn Mr.. ABsEs
BREEprr. Of the firm of Breeden Brother Of this city
At Batavia EAST Indies) May 10th, 1919, Frederick
V. B. MoRRIs, American Consul at that place, and
youngest son OF the late Capt. Stats Morris, Of Lam
On the LIST ult at Leghorn, Lady GroReEASA NE
On the ED ult, at Bergholt, the Courrnss DowAenn
On the ed ult, at Carlton villas, tho Hon. E. s..
BIRMINGHAM. son Of Lord Stafford.
in ection with the footing fresh
In public recollection.