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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

AhE touyt Wo~'S
mysterious appearance at Springfield. and at
tempted suicide, has been chronicled in the news
papers, has returned to her home. The SprIng
Fed Rspabliean says her name is Mrs. Meade
Her husbsnd il represented to have recently died,
and unpleasant relations with her father. who is a
wealthy planter and merchant Of Charleston, s. G.
plunged her into that state Of mind, from which
she sought relief in selfdestruction. Her brother
came from the South on Saturday evening, and the
sister having recovered from the effects OF the poi
son. returned In bis company on Monday.
Boston Journal, Wednesday.
SAD TRAGEDY AT NASHUA, N. Hat Nashua,
\. II. on Tuesday morning, man named Hart Al
en, between 10 and so years Of age, who has a
wife and large family of children living took
sord and placing it about the neck Of his youngest
hild, who was sleeping in bed, strangled IT. aud
nen took his own life by hanging himself. NO
aotve but insanity can be assigned for the deed.
An ENGLISH HOUSE FOR CALRoRsIA.-The ship
Esther May. arrived yesterday from Liverpool has
q board q large three-story cast'iron house Tor
valifornis- IL was put up in Birkenhead, Eng
and, before being shipped. 1t is to be used in Cali
irnia for stores and dwellings Bost. Trav. 18th
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS DAILY IN
bosror.-The Boston Troceller states that the
Aty Registrar. from data in his office, says that
slout sixteen births, five marriages and ten deaths
'ecur daily in that city.
II A seaman named Elbndge Smith, alias
wilson, died in Boston on Monday, under circum.
sances which induce the belief that he had been
1,oned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

DUBLlC NOTICE.-sUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter Of the
application OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonah Of the City
York relative the opening OF Fh from One Hun
dred Thirty the Harlem River the Twelfth
Ward OF said city Public notice hereby gwen b. The Mayor Alder
Commonsy the City OF New York pursuant TO uts
and provided the said the Mayor Ahrmea
and Comona OF the New York nt.ud make application
the Supreme Court OF the State Of York. at Special Term OF
the said Court TO be held the City Hall the CITY YORK.
Monday the 80 day Of june 1880 the Of the Court tst
thereafter be heard the
Of Estimate
titled that the
opening Of f from One Hundred and Thirty second street
the Harlem River Tseh Ward Of the OF New
lad upon ths the said BY
entitled relative 70 improvements, touching de laying Of
and roads the CITY Of York and for other pzreses
passed April Sd, lSf.-Dated New Yort NAV lst 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

HANGINGs-Pspor $1,000 pounds, from 20toss inches
H Wide. different Quanas and coors r sale - 1afao
uiag prcss 0AUtsY 4 pER1lCkbod ts eo0rtSL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
s,oOs TUNs RAILROAD IRON.
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RA

l. ROAD COMPANY wish to contract for egh, thousand
tuns OF railroad ron for the eastern division OF tber road
extending westward from Pittsburgh Three thousand tuns
10 be delivered on the Ohio River Pittsburgh and Besye
before the close Of canal navigation In the present year
rails are TO be OF tho pattern In Lengths Of ~ feet md
are 70 weigh 50 pounds per inea yard They are 10 be
Engineer For further particulars address the Presidsnt Of
he Company a. Pitsburgh, 10 whom and TO Winslov
Lanier Co 81 Waist New-York proposals NAV be- ID
Directors an lml WIN. ROBINSON JR Presidsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
ApEE's AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS
AT THE FOOT OF TWENTY-F0URTh-sF.
HAST HINER. EEW.Y0RK -Tha aboye M0rk1 ~

CHOW CAsRs-Ai EARL kREEvEs, - I sfS sssnss
md German eflver Mahogany, Rosewood WsnnL -
Brsss Csses Also svo. Plating done N III - orsne ~
rsfr % ns Majority Of tsvs,su N ne o. ssisA sTtsf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

IL hhAlLhOAD.-NOtcef for Pro-
Alposss@seaed proposals will be received by the Dr.
reetors Of The hudson River Railroad Company Al their
Office Waist New. York, until Monday noon the s5th
day Of May inst for the grading mssonrv brideng snd
Pile bridging 10 be done the 5th Division er1brsein1
Sections No. 81 to H. inclusive extendaS from Poarb
heepsie Is miles to Guretsons Point two milss above
Rhinebeck ~ '
This line may be examined with plans ana snar6r.,o,s
OF the work, al the Office Of H. A. GARDNER Resideni
Engineer. In Poughkeepsie, from the present time
Also, there will be let THE same time Dlyison No am
brscing Sections No Sc TO 100 inclusive extending IL es
from suyvesant 10 the Northern termination OF tbs AZ
East Albany This line and plans Of WORK NAV be- eram.
med BY refereuce TO EDMUND FRENCH Rssident En-
gineer OF his Division al his Office In ALBANY sfe s nday
The 9th day OF this month Proposals nav be made bv
Sections or by Divisions The work on the 9Th Division 70
be hnished on or before the LIST day Of February nex and
thai on the 9Th Division before The a. dsy OF July
1851 The remaining and intermediate Dysons and Sec.
uors VIII be ready to be let AMER shor period when due
notice VIII be given The Directors reserve 10 Themselves
e night 10 accept Or reject proposals that NAV be oer-
ed a. hey may consider the interest Of the Company TO
require
The party 10 any proposition which NAV be accepted.
VIII be required 10 enter into contract redntey after
acceptance Of the same
The names In full Of all parties proposing to be inter-
esed In Conrec must be given In the propositions aud
nsrmenior transfer Of tie bid or contract VIII be per-
mitted.
reserve Of 20 per the monthly estimate VIII be
retained BY us Company until the contract completed.
~ security for performance.
WIN. C YOUNG, Chief Enginser
0f5ce Hudson River Railroad Compsnyl
81 WLl-st May IL 1850 myi5 my3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
Or. CHARLES MUNDE's
WATER. CIJRE ESTABLISHMENT.

A NORTHAMPTON, MASS-Dr MUNDE respect
"A fully informs his friends and The public that he has be-
come owner Of the late Dr. Ruggess Water Cure Essb-
lshment Bensonvle a miles from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours ride from New York, about from
Boston and from Albany, situated In OF the pleasant
est vsies Of New England surrounded with wood grown
hills with shady walks and sbundanty supplied with the
and healthy, and the climate mild and agreeable The new
and spacious buildings offer all the necessary convenences
douches and airy ging for about 30 pstens sep
for either gymnasium, etc The Doctor being
the earliest living disciple OF Phessnu at Graefen-
burg and having experience Of than Is years OF
bis own his writings Wstercure being In the hands OF
every European hydropsh hopes TO respond TO any rea
sonabe expectations from the made on
the part Of those sufferers who may conhde themselves TO
him.
Por further particulars please apply to the above address
mIQ 2aWfJ vi d. Wnk30A AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

1.-THE LARGEST assortment Of Bsdstesds
~ Beds Mattresses and Feathers ever offered for
49, sale. az NJ WILLARD'S Furniture Warehouse
10 Chsthast cor OF Mulbeyst The attention Of house,
keepers and Others 10 particularly called 70 Wiss psteut
night and len bedsesd- Old beds rsuovssed cots
Wholesale and retail as lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

SOAP FOR TIKI WEST INDIES.-An article
Oof superior quality and reduced pnce, put up In Al
ezed boxes and bars This Soap wiz retain in shape and
remain bard In any climate Also Patent Candles OF al
axes Manufactured BY WAGER HULLS son,
myi5 I've los and ITO Chfst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

eSae UNITED STATES MAI. ts.v
4EE-. From CHARLESTON TO HAVkNn -
s-'<>-<-AS~ SAVANNAH AND KEY wEsT-Tnsse,sn'
did steamship ISABEL a. ln0 tuns bnrten "A b,
Cent William RO.ns VII commence her regular tps o.
NOrdav Oct l. ard Hs regularly nom Charies,on 8 O.
Tor HayGRa On The list and 5h OF each monh and from Hs
vsnH "a Charleston on the 3h and I'D
Frorp Charleston ard Savannah Havana -
From Charleston and Savannah 20 Key West -
For further particulars, apply 70 -
sPOFFORD, TILEsTONk co. % soath-sa
In Ctzrles,op TO NJ. C. MORDECAl
Aeenfs in Ra7Hra DRAKE, BROTHERS 4 co.
Passengers leaving Havana ~ this snip can resch Bau-
more by the lard route 70 tim day, or by meeting ~
steamers NorhefreE or Gcnherner, reach hew-yorx n
ssne tire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
PATENT EAST INDIA REFRIGERATOR,

PATENT EAST INDIA REFRIGERATOR,
Which tciH presyre Ice sir months ~ Hot CLIMATES.
NHE great usefulness and need OF perfect article Of this
kind all will admit and amer great and experience,
ia manufacturer feels confident
FAMILIES, HOTEL-KEEPERS, GROCERS, &C.
Will find this Refrigerator be OF the useful ard
indispensable articles they possess-ndeed they will
not do without amer being made acquainted with s
substance being non-conductor Of heat imparng TO the
closets each side cool air. which preserves In most
delightful all that placed In them, at the time
avoiding all that unpleasant odor thai necessarily occurs In
the common chest when the contents and Ice are all
together.
All who have seen and used this article convinced OF
is great superiority anything ever before introduced
SMITHS EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS
have been used with the perfect satisfaction, they
render the delightfully."- cold for several days by the
addition OF very small piece Of ice and by attaching filters
TO them them indispensable article Manufactured
and sold by T. SMITH Co, n Fulton-st, and
a22 lmeodh DAVID LEAL, so Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

DUBLIc SoTIcE-sUPREnE coURT-In the matter Of tbs
application OF the Mayor Adenen Commou,y Of the City
NewYo relative TO the opening that part Of
already opened from RIVER in tbs
Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards Of City Public hereby
given by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy OF the City
Yo pursuant to Statute such made provided
sad the Mayor Aldermen and Commona Of Cryof York
intend to make Application the Supreme Court Of the
York nspeca Tern oil The sad Court 10 be held AZ the City Hail.
the opening the Court that day thereafter coan
heard for the appointment Of Commissioner Of Estimate
d Assessment the above entitled matter the nature and
Of the improvement the opening that part OF Prstse
already opened Harlem River in
the Twelfth and Nneeenh ards Of said City upon
plan OF the said City, By entitled Act
relative TO touching the md Road,
the Of New YORK. and for other purposes passed Apr
leG.-Dnec, New Yort, Aprl %, 1850.
my7 ties HENRY u DAVIES Counsel 10 the Cornor.,ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND sILvER-wARE-
SQUIRE BROTHER,
81 FULTON-ST. AND 1872 BOWERY:
= WE CAN MAKE 1T TIKI lNTkhEsF
~ ofthose who wish the above goods loy our AZ
rangements In Europe and the MANUFACTURES here,
h7k OF getting goods from FIRST hands % make then
plrcrsses a either store-g7 Fultonst or lsz 5oweg
God watches by Cooper, To5iss Beeey sna o'nes
Gold patent lever watches, full jeweied
Gold patent lever watches for ladies'.
Gold and silver watches ofal kinds
9oid iorkets Ike watches open both rdes
Silver lea sets forks spoons, ladies', &c.
IA The pride Of busness and We are de-
"a - Laen De reputation Of ceiling oil our silver
s"n,i 10 doIIsrs and that Ia warranted standard
efpaa "a All goods warranted represented Ca
~ rtieIs he price marked In plain figures; one price.
ana cash only. - .N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
AT PRIyATE sALR-A beautiful resi-,

- AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful residence
4; situated at Oyster Bay Long Island consisting Of
neat two story house, containing seven rooms be-
side kitchen and attic with spring water leading into the
house. There Is also good carriage house. barn. &c.
with twenty-five OF fine meadow land, including ap
pie orchards and large variety OF other fruit trees shrub
berry &C. The location IL splendid and Of the most
desirable country residences now offered for sale For
terms and further particulars apply to
A. J. BLEECKER, Aucdoneet
myI4 Iw Broad-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

THE TONIC.
DEBILITY INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA.
ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER and ID.
~ gestive Organs entirely relieved ard restored by
be use Of
PLANETT-S BITTERS.
The following from Mr. Calender Ia in point:
"DEAR Sir: These few ines thank you for having
recommended to Plsnes Bters, which have been the
only thing that has afforded my wife any relief for year
past and she has been improving since taking them
As told you she bias been great sufferer from dyspepsa
caused by the mslacton Of the liver Truly yours
(Signed) "SrANHOPE CALENDER,
"227 Twelfthst"
For sale wholesale and retail by JAMES SADLIER "a
Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain. myl5 lmeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

IN PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate Of the County Of
hereby having claims against
RICHARD wAwSE late OF the City Of New Yort deceased %
the subscriber residence
street. te City Of Newfork before The third
September neKDated the zsh day OF February
1850 fmi law6ms1 CHARLOTTE WAYNE. ADMINISTRATOR
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TRAVELLING.

fSxn NEW ARkAsGENkSr- So
ksE souTHERNER, sor Chsri-..os-ia eos.S
,,o,, a.. en.uee OF ,he wi'edIswal Of the "Nohssss,
vessel viii hereafter be a. follows. wv
Neto- Novk Iov Chayesfor. CAari,sfc~ f,v y~.y
Thnrsdsy, May 2 t4PM TnesdAv' NAV
Monday. mey Is ASIAN Friday Nav 4,
"Wednesday, May n sf4PM Nordsv Ma,
Saturday, June I, sisPM Tnari.y Ias.s
Tuesday, Jun. II, MaPM Mond,y In. ~
Fricsy. June n, atPM wedn-.s,v r,n.~
Mordey. July l. sf4PM eAnrs.v in,v
All bills oflstirg signed w the cerk Oh bo.rs
For freight or passage apply 10
as sPOFPORD. TILEsTON CO a s,u,.-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

FOh SALB-ELmlhA miLLos M fsLmthh,
N Y-This valuable properly, .Iueied on the Che:
mung River IN one o. the most pleasant town a. 70
Rsroad where II II inierseced by branch connecting
with the Albany and Buffalo Road, offered al very low
price, and easy terna Previous 10 the propnetors
leaving Emirs It yielded for several years net profit
equal to IS per cent the cost Terms Ons-thrd cash
down, balance IN six yearly instalmen1 For particulars
apply to NATHANIEL W. GOULD, Elmrs, or 70 the
proprietor. In Montreal, Canada East
25fSms IRA GOULD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

NIOTICEln pursuance order Of Andrew Hodges, suo
IN Of the County Kns notice hereby gwen 70 all persons
against MARTIN GILMORE late Of the Village OF
Wismsburgh County deceased present The with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence No 80 South
Sixth Of Third WLamsburgh Aforesaid, before
the 18th day OF June, lsdo-Dated December 10. lste
di4 law6ms ANNE GILMORE Executrx, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

URsUANT TO AN ORDER Of the County Judge Of Richmond
County hereby gwen al persons having elaine sgss
JOSEPH JOHNSON late Of the OF Norheh
County Richmond deceased 10 present the with tho
vouchers thereof the subscribers the administrators Of the de
ceased tb. residence Of d. Johnson OF sad administrators
Norhfed before the twentieth dag Of August
,ert-Dsted Mortified, Richmond Co. Feb. II, 1870.
-, ,,,. j s ;$Si %%SS 5Ssssos Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

FOK SAI4E-Two 5-story brck houses and lots
81 40 and l22 Lews-st Lots 100 feet by Is feet IL
now pays 10 per cent. and with houses world pay
Is per cent Five thousand dollars Of the purchase moAey
can remain bond and mortgage. Houses In good re-
pair. Inquire Of +. FALCONER, Manginst my4 2w+
- FOR SALE.-Three lots north side OF Forty.
- Nnth-a between Broadway and Eighth avenue, Is
feet by 100 Commencing 100 feet from Broadway
myIl Iws WIN. P. STORMS, go Bleekerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
-PIANO-FORTKs FOR SALE

-PIANO-FORTEs-Perso about pur.
chasing Pianos viii ind Il TO their sdvan-
l." Mage TO call at r. Glenn Cos Manufscto-
W u bry, 1884, Fuon-st (west OF Broadwsy)
general assessment OF Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos
constantly hand, which will be sold low for cash or sp
proved paper. Dealers supplied on liberal terms
myH GLENN K Co. 1874 Fulton-6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

a MRS. O,MEAKA'S PATENT ABDOM-
{ !
@N NAL SUPPORTERS, for the cure Of weak
II Ill mesa or rupture, cannot be surpassed. They
ETH are free from steel or brass springs, and with
III ] out bsekpa All letters, (postpsid) promptly
ettened TO- l4s Cansl-st
tHH my4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

In PURSUANCE order Of the surogaelof the County Of
New York Notice hereby TO all persons having claims
against THOMAS j. C0ssMAN, late Of the City OF de
ceased with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
Office Jeremiah Lothrop No s9 Broadway the City Of
York before the thsth day Of September neKt-Dued
New YORK, the s6th day OF March, 1850
DANIEL CR0SsMAN, }
JAMES NJ cRossMAS. Administrators
m2o iaw6ms JEREMIAH LOfHROP,)
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-14

ed singer sang there. The first time she again APP
peared tn 'Somnambua, zone other favore roles, }
the public after the curtain was dropped called her
back with great enthusiasm, and received her, when
she appeared, with roar of hurrahs. In the midst
of the burst ofapplause clear and melodious warb-
ling was heard. The hurrahs were hushed instant
~. And we saw the lovely singer standing with her
arms slightly extended, somewhat bowling forward,
graceful as bird on its branch warbng, warbling
as no bird ever did, from note to noe-and on every
one clear, strong, soaring warble-unti she fell
into the retournele of her last song, and again sang
that joyful and touching strain,
mo thought can conceive how feel at my heart
She has now accomplished the good work to which
her fastest songs in Sweden have been devoted and
she is again to leave he native land to sing 10 far
remote people. She is expected this year in the
United Safes of America, and her arrival is welcon-
ed with. a general feeling ofjoy. All now heard Of
her whose history we have now slightly shadow
ed out-the expected guest, the poor little girl, Of
former days, the celebrated singer of nowadays,
the genial child of Nature and Art is JENNY LIND!
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CONGRESS-.

THURSDAY, Sept. II.
SENATE. The chair presented memorial from
the legislature of New Mexico for state govern
ment. MIR Seward moved to refer it to the COM
mlttee on territories. Mr.. Mason moved TO lay it on
the tabe--lost 10 to 10. After some further disdiAr
sion, Mr. Dickinson moved to lay on the table the mo-
ton to refer, which was carried, "a to Is.
Mr.. Dickinson reported the house deficiency paw
and mileage bill, with amendments, which he ex-
planned.
Mr.. Bright reported bill for the construction Of
the Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Fremont introduced bills previously notified,
relating TO California.
The slave trade bill was taken up.
MIR. Soule desired to explain the Louisiana laws,
and cited clause to show the fasehood of the state
ments contained in letter which was read by Mr..
Winthrop yesterday. Mr.. Beirien spoke to the same
effect.
Mr.. Winthrop replied, andintroduced further test-
mony in support of his position After some further
discussion in the district of Columbia was rejected
yeas, Messrs. Chase, Dodge, of Wis, Hale, Seward
and Upham-5; nays 45. The further consideration
of the bill was then postponed
The house bill providing for the pay and mileage
of members ordered 10 be engrossed after which
the senate went into executive session.
Mr. Sturgeon announced the death Of Henry Mes
of Pennsylvania, when the customary resolutions
were offered and adopted, and then adjourned
HOUSE. The first business in order was the flgi-
tive slave bill, upon which the previous question was
ordered. After Intellectual attempt to lay the
bill the table, it was ordered to third reading by
vote of los to 70. The bill was finally passed
w lhout amendment, 100 to 70.
Thaddeus Stevens, in an appropriate manner, an
nounced the death of his colleague ; after which
the customary resolutions were adopted and the
House adjourned.
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EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'ry.

SLAVE CATCHING. If those who have passed the
new slave catching bill, think it will be the means of
returning many slaves they are, in apprehension
greatly msta zen, 1t may be the means of expressing
some kind hearted men who relieve the necessities of
the stranger who asks their aid when flying from OPP
preston; and it will, we doubt not, make the whole
system more odious than ever but without the aid of
public sentiment, effect the objects intend
ed by its passage. We shall now see who there is
amongst us that will to take the office of PUB
Lie SLAVE CATCHER. If there is such an one, he
ought to be known.
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SPEAK our.

BY c. CHAUNCEY BURR.
Out with thy thought stand bravely there,
AS though God were in thy breast;
Utter myself! if thou would'st share
The blessing Of the truly best,
Speak out.
The shrinking coward fears thy thought!
Let him go hide-it is his place
Thou hast noble battle fought,
And thou art of a noble race,
Speak out.
Though God alone will hear thy speech,
Speak out-unti thy thund 'rous word
Shall courage to the coward teach,
And manhood's sleeping heart be stirred,
Speak out.
Thy heart shall vibrate through all time,
In each brave thought of every hour;
For every honest speech of thine,
Through God is an eternal power,
Speak out.
Speak bravely out-leave thy thoughts baren
Deep in the rolling stream Of time,
As pebbles in the river are,
To those deserving eyes of thine;
Speak our.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-14

FORREST DIyoRcE CASE. An application. .
been made by Mrs. Edwin Forrest 10 the su,Te,'le
court Of thus state for injunction to stay y VI,
rest from further prosecuting his action for ua
IN the state of Pennsylvania, or in any csos;ro 81 -
ton than that of this state; and FRONT ana -
lncumberng his real estate in thence on The aiI
from obtruding himself into hernce at he hanIs
CATION that she apprehends 'Edmonds IN ayb;oh
After hearing before Jyappeared for the nIa;nn
Messrs Rowland and Clnted yesterday. and Mr.
tif the injunction wy arrested at the Astor Honao
Forrest was lmmee the court, when he was re-
quired to give towards Mrs. ForroS, ~ ~ 'e'rain
from all vieerve the injunction. All tbe sa every
respect 'ppy case still attract alares 'estures
Of thion. We understand that Mrs For.a !, pun
IKE application for divorce from her h ri, mi'
p r sase sne Is successful, she will Of corso
I've most liberal almony.-.M z. Comr ;o"'s re-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-14

FATAL ACCIDENT. We learn from Mr.. HurIbert
of Bigelow's Express, that deaf and dumb man, by
the name of French, Of Timothy French of Hol-
lis, n H., was run over and instantly killed on the
Worcester and Nashua Rail Road, between Hollis and
Nashua, by the middle train on Thursday. He was
walking on the track, and by the engineer,
who gave the alarm in season. could he have heard it.
No blame is attached to the engineer those in chan ge
of the train. He leaves no family.