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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

10 Gov. Crittenden, of Kentucky, declares for
legal reform in his message, recommending an alb
clifton Of all distinction of legal from equitable
remedies-that is, between proceedings in Law
and in Chancery-and urges the adoption of one
simple uniform code of procedure, after the pattern
of New York and Missouri
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

Coat AT AucTIoS.-J. b. Phillips sells this day at 4
O'Clock, opposite post 4. Third Municipality lis ton,
Liverpool Camel Coal Dealers will find ii to then Interest
IN ttand - $3.50 i"0ee'1
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Direct Importation.
d. II. HOLMES,

ID. IL. HOLMES,
NO. 1 Cana street, bet1eeH Bourbon and DauphtH.
70" Just Landing per ships Viola and Buens
Vista, the following Seasouable Goods:
Printed GRENADINES, new style;
Plain do. all cOlors
Black and Half Mourning do.
BAREGEs, very rich;
Plain COlors do.
Embroidered do. quite new
MUSLIN ROBES;
- ALSO
A complete assortment Of IRISH LINENS. SHEET.
lNGS, etc. etc, such
PA Irish Linen Sheeling:
IO-I do. do
PA Halfbeached Scotch sheeting;
1914 do. do,
IA French Linen do.
"a do do.
TOGETHER Win
ia, 81, Io-i Linen Table Dnmask;
"a, 81, 1O-4 do. do. Diaper;
90, -, rs, A DRmask Napkins;
u, IS and "A French Table Services;
Il Real Bearne do
II do. Plain Linen do
Coored Bordcred Linen Towels;
French, Scotch and Irish Linens;
-- ALSO
LINEN LAWNS;
TOlLE DE PARIS;
PLAfILLAs-3-4, T-s, ~
ESTOPlLLAS, Of all qualities;
COUNTERPANES, of all sizes;
TOILET QUILTS, for Lifts de RepOse
do. do. for Cribs and Cradles;
LINEN NETTING, for Mosquito Bars;
Mousseline JACQUELARDS, do
LIKEwIsE
A general and most complete assortment of
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S. of Meetings This Evening.

PEARL DIVISION, No 8, at Pelican Hall, corner of Commo
and 81 Chres streets. at half-past O'Clock.
NASnlNGToN FOUNTAIN, No, 1, at the Hail Of Cryra
EOunt DIVISION. 212 Tehonnitnnlns sireeI.
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THANKs-We are indebted to- the steamer st.
Charles, and the Mail-steamer James l.. Day. for
Mobile papers and to the Natchez for river paners
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

u 1t IS suggested in Texan paper that the
stone removed from the wall of the Alamo, to
to make the breach through which the enemy en-
tered, be sent to Washington as the contribution
OF the State to the Washington Monument The
stone still lies at the mouth OF the breach as did
on the day when Travis Crockett, and their fellow
heroes were massacred, and is said to be beauti-
full block susceptible of a polish as fine az marble
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

VERDICT AGAINST GEN HARNEY.-Aw wounded
disbanded soldier, named Lang, obtained verdict
in the New York Circuit Court, on the 18th inst,
against Gen. Harvey, of 800 and costs, for an as
sault and battery 1t proved that the plaintiff
and defendant were passengers on board the Ala
bama from Mexico, in November, 1913; and be-
cause plaintiff and others complained of the fare,
Harvey beat him severely
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them on grounds of expedency and constitution
atty.
ARRIVAL OF THE CLYDE.-The West India
Royal Mail steamer Clyde, arrived in Mobile Bay
on Tuesday night from Vera Cruz She brought 10
passengers and Sl6,466 in specie for Mobile and
New Orleans She had also dozen passengers
aud good freight for Havana, Jamaica and South.
ampton. She brings TO late or important news
from Mexico The Clyde did not reach Havana
until the Sth inst, on her outward passage from
England, in consequence of headwinds, which
made it necessary for her to run direct for Vera
Cruz, in order to be in time for The return voyage.
The next steamer at Mobile will be due on the LIST
February. The following is list of passengers by
the Clyde:
AIs. Tonta9als, Mr.. Fzmaurce and lady, Mr. Batting
ana servant, nessTs Manning, johnson, Dillon Cramer
BnngaS Yerne herqndey Gibson, HERNANDEZ BTacho Al,
Saei Manhan9, Jacobs MacIa, Saunders Lana, Wermuls
tawuggray.
&C. In reference to the case of the Methodist
minister in Mobile, alluded to in our paper yester-
day, we find the following paragraph in the Herald
of that city of Thursday,
We know nothing about the affair alluded to by
our country contemporary. We heard recently a
very ingenious defence delivered by Mr.. Nicely at
the Methodist church. What decision has been
hdue ny thoSe VINO We're appointed to Judge the
matter, we not informed As to the duty of
newspapers to make these things known, we are
not quite satisfied. We feel sure, however, that
true religion is helped nightly by the enforcement
OF the most rigid rule Of justice against all those
who offend its holy precepts.
NAvAL.-A letter to the editors of the Norfolk
Herald, dated on board U. S, sloop- of-war Albany
Havana, Jan. 7, says " We shall leave here to-day
with the frgate Raritan, schooner Flirt and steam
er Water Witch. Our destination is to the river
Amazon, (coast OF Brazil,) dtrect then return TO
and the Spanish Main. The frigate uoes to the
windward, the Flirt to Yucatau, the Water Witch
10 Vera Cruz. The Germantown is hourly expected
here We arrived here on the ID The frigate
and the rest Of the squadron arrived the day before
All we'll"
Pacific Sguadyon.-The u s storeship South
ampton, Com'r Handy with Com'r Long and
Lieut.. Emmous, as passengers, arrived at Panama
Dec. 2Sth-awalting change of officers The
"loop-oi-war Preble was expected at San Francisco
OF the LIST OF January. On the 9th OF November
she was still at Honolulu. The crew were i'm
proving, having lost % with scurvy The frigate
Savannah, Conn Johnson, was at Sanceita Cali
lorna. Com. jones was at the mines The
sloop- St. Mary's, Com. Voorhees,, executive
officer Merchan, at Honolulu, Uia China, Dec
lst-all well The Massachusetts Com'r Knox
with the commission for the survey OF site for
Navy Yard on the Pacific Coast is at Honolulu,
recruiting men and health. b.. The sloop-of- war
Warren, Com'r Pickering, was at Sancelta
The Ewing, Com'r Macarthur, was surveying a
site, supposed to be good for Navy Yard, near
SOaOmd.
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5. Of II. Meeting sunday Morning.
Auction Sales This Day.

LIBERAL Division, No IT, at Pelican Hall corner of Cor
mon and ST. Charles straets. al mo- q, clnck -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

The TROUBLE INTHE ONO SENATE,-The last
notice we made of the Ohio difficulties, left the
Senate debating on proposition for the removal of
the Speaker, Mr.. Blake, the ground of fraud and
falsehood in the'manner of obtaining his election
The Speaker had decided that the resolutions were
out of order; whereupon an appeal was made from
his decision. The subject was debated ten days on
the appeal After they had got through, the
Speaker rose and very coolly announced that he
would not put the question TO vote, as he should
decide the appeal out Of order. He had let them
debate it for ten days nevertheless
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

Gg- There Is prospect at last of the settlement
of the Ohio difficulties. Two Senators-Messrs.
Randall (whig) and Wright tdem.) have agreed to
vote together with any party who will agree to let
the democratic Senator from Hamilton county hold
his seat for the present. to the exclusion of the wing
claimant until decision is had on the report of the
commtiee-the sitting member to he prohibited from
voting on any point relating to his own right 10 a
seat The disputed division of Hamilton county is
TO be repealed, bill for calling State Convention
passed, and the appropriation bills passed immedi
a'ely, and before the Hamilton election case. This
proposition was laid on the table in the Senate for
consideration on the 18th inst
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Chr Daily Crescent.
NEW ORLEANS.

sArURDAY MoRNISs.sASuARY 2s.IssO
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BOOKS ON
american HiSEOFg.

n kehtTaI aud most complete assOFtment OF
iaZ2 2wgp PLANTATION GOODS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26
TrInnle ar Honnr,

a
ssyA<S= NJ Regular Meeting OF CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF
ysLAAEs HONOR NO. will be held on MONDAY EVENING.
2 18th Inst at hnlfp1 O'Clock, Temple Hal, Mus
sons buildings corner OF Royal and Canal streets gpera and
punctusl attendance requested,
HENRY w OI,MSTED r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

tB- For ST. Louis, etcThe and light dTaugt
steamer PoCAHoNTAs, Capt, Moore receiving freight
aud will leave THIS EVENING, 26th nsant O'clock
positively Ios6 o. NJ. WHITE, 10 PoydrRa Of.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

tB The fine U. s. Mail OIIOFor Cincinnati, Pitts
burg ec This exeset passenger will leave above
THIS DAY, Saturday, at oco r. M from poydps St wharf
HYDE g. OGLESBY, II POydIns 81.
Passengers will please be board the hour. ja26
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

~ Steamer rUsCU aBA--CaptJ. q. Cable-For 81 louis
aud intermediate fine passenger steamer will leave THIS
EVENING, Saturday, at O'clock, po.itiyeiy
ias5 o. N. WHITE, Is PoYlIns 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

Public LaRdsWinifee, Harry, Richie, Sargeant Csl
vert, Foster, Harper, Jones and Landry
Ghdrabe Institutions hIOlse Lewis, Saunders Parker
Wilder and Georpe = TSs : 'FNe's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05
Proceedings of the Claim Association in the
Whine baRo Purchase, Iowa.

Prom he
AT a numerously atte nded meeting OF the CLAIM
Society of the New Purchase, held al the house o.
Hiram Jones, Allemakoe County Dec. Is, ls4s
the following resolutions Were offered by the Com
mittee appointed C. dram resolutions expressive OF
he sense of the meeting which, upon beng read
By L. B. Hodges Chairman OF sad Committee
were UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Hherrds We citizens OF AAemsAes Itsy'on- faytt'
and WinnsAieA Counties Iowa comprising the settled
portion of the late WunebRgO fuTchsse, having laeY
eerued that lands VIII be IN market out eain 10 mem
telfeied our homes liable be wTesed nom Us Gnd our
whole community danger Of being legally pundered OF a..
heir improvements, unless In The sor'
@hres months "iok over the reeuai dimes 10 Inc
proper officers at the Dubuque Land Once, therefore
Re.Olrtd Tint the approaching land saes inpenoasl
demand united action and energy IN e PFVecuon %
nights
Re,sred, Ths, We entirely destitute ., The char
scierscs OF tho regular squaeT and sno and lac
band of brothers will uniteNy protect eAC6 other H.
hose customary rights of possession which have hitherto
been recognized and respected on the frontier
hcSorea That the practice OF bringing the peOho lands
uo market before they fairy cleared oi Tue fe
and before the actual settler has had ums TO ge, no ms
cabin has strong tendency the future INJURY OF tire couu
Try by inviting ~s,dea secadtof' 10 enter large tracts
81 tho choicest portions 81 se sSSs ., dlo1S
unless tey gs nom him three OF four unes TIE cOss
Of It. -. o.. ,,..-.
axrs asnin tor the high Office which he TO" It's lie must
endeNvoi effect radical change the preseaI peenPto
by giving the hardy setdenyng pioneer al least
"A even chsnce with The lazy, selfish capitalist
ks,olred That determined 10 enter Our Claim
pussipv cannon Tor speculative purposes oAt
br permRn~ut homes that we should be very sory To
ave snv OF our claims entered nom under usha sach
thing should Vccur the guilty party could never eNpoc
u receive ANYTHING less than our unanimous unqualified
Contempt aid numsse haired and that IN 81 respects
should give him every believe that he way OF
ne uansgrUsscris hard
Rssor.1 Ths, decidedly ia eSrnost
ReereS That copy of the foregoing pTvsu Die AMI feso
-nons BE- forwarded iOT publication 10 tho Dubuque Anp
ane Miners FSprvss Gslena Gazette. 0aena Jefferson
ian Chcsrc Journal New-Nork Tribune and 10 The Re
pahhc X SMITH President
= n r., -. S......,
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\FW.YORk IClpFMY OF MEDICINE

re tr Ic-yrrE register OF me- he.crlf fet"- 1i NJ
N,rv-lo ra A-lie-~ 1 M>ic.ns = uutl,,tr 70 rcrsn-
s1r- ~ % r. Lsvr
TIE nc-e-'- to A-aicmE
l-- Ile .-.-Fr-c1 AID sivsnceuleu. 10 le sce1'e ~
I'll. mutual prov, nl-nt sd cl-rilaoE'
- Ne-.ca Literature
81 Tie A.socarau 90 he Profession Proper rQr rar-
-.l.ts 90 ulu-1a. r-,oa n.lcl sld Fellowship
- lie promotion of The character. he interests an
loaCr ot ne frseru. oy MAINTAINING he llon AMI har
uouy 81 lie Rsslsr Profess an 10 he cry and vanity
40 -l-.-ug ,1 elevate the STANDARD % Nc, klIcslor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05

r=-Rrlirious Malice New Year address ~ " ar
IN ZION Hal n.-rr =; 40 door Bo'g.!s mex SAB
5N'
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Tsk Kun LsrrrR.-The Spnngheld Mass

TsE KIDD LsrrER.-The SyDHgEeld Mass ?
Pei saws that tie Kidd Letter which found 10 gas
sote under AL ovcrhsnging edge in Ware about yvSi
xo Ia, become The subject Of huganon Inc dSSuiAVu
psssed INTO he pcssess on os Mr. Charles u SHAY" oi
Northampton whose of the ihree persons PIE
ees discover and serNGr and accidentally Went into
ae Possession Of Samuel SHAW, ct Palmer who wSs Sso
Ne Of Tie dsccverers and who claims The letter on mat
locDd Suit has nov been brought by q Shaw io' Is
rsovery The circumstances OF ue case a. So n "a re
srS st che sid p,ana the fret day ii February
81 Possessed OF certain paper viii WIRING nsryr
coitns 10 be letter written aud signed e Que hooei
Etd a, Bo.on M the wear l7Sl AID addressed 10 one
loAr Bsry of New ork disclosing The deposit OF CERTAIN
ssasores 81 great value which said paper wrnng 9t e
Wa, he Droper goods and chAite,s ~ The Fsnuu AID
OF The yslne OF te thousand 6usr- and the plsnuf
sg 20 possessed teseaf,ersrd or the same dsy esso
~ I've, the same, 10 VIII al sPrnshe'd Su INC ~ =;
s.asni BY finding" ~. ,.,..
he case i to ee ued the Msvh tern OF tne Nosi
fkss Court Meantime the treasure continues outsN *
en- Arge hSf stone, on - island, shout - S"" ~"
-lfooF OF ROs'on"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05

RksAREABLK ESCAPE or SLAVE Hnav.'
sssa a vessel has sriv~d here NON WashingiSn =
GGxng A yellow xvi belonging 10 George w pslls %.
"a civ She was secre;ed on board by the mate A bti
fon into the poor for her 70 lie upoa snd eVnceav1
" ylipy v,ol around The sahOuucs 81 Wimingola
knoxns her 10 be board made repeated searches
sDa smoked ns vessel several Dnes, after loudly s1oehS
"a hat ;hev would smother her II she did noi show terseu
lpo1 coming out Of the the vessel was boarded BY e
posee for the last time and had tS gif ossa oei1 ne
espsn would have been IN great per not" outstanding ne
ntw nothing OF the runaway During ue VOYAGE INC gu
Vas fed TIE watches without The sn0"e1ke u We nas
e. At the wharf here the vesse was e. siea - hs VSe
Inc secood mate; In the sve1ns me ~ d nav
eosd and persuaded TIE second maie 70 ~ Vn sYts 49,
- Grand He returned however 50 quesy tnea wy &
70 not rns gei Cd with his pze bal NC os, " W,
pace, where she discovered BY the sie"Ma nc ,
s Two Mates who then cOuversing N the eAo. s
S<se wss wOmsn board but The hrst ua.e az ~ -
1s soEy Soon afer he second mate wen; ia'o hls W.
e9c ben the took the girl nom her ccnce&Insn~
ND rsn with her rapidly up The wharf Boston fos, s1]
:. APPOINTMENT BY rHK GovKRSoR-LeNinns
Sonson Of Delaware Co to be Justice Of The saprsIe
oaz m ne Sixth Judicial psusci IN he phase Of Eoen s.
sossasass dscsssed. Alb. Eve. spar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05

b. ".n.r.t0f On PIT pfi.e he t s.e - of
-a.., r, aL sir Hog. d.rr or Ni-rs
Re- IT,. A. Do Nlmr--1r 10 IVA ';.rr- o. , E
,,r-, r ". WI % M.,s p.ri- e.'tr. a, ~ SIT.
slIIs ro,s4 H-8.aa So "a. wlat-t.n NC r,.l'.,i.. g.
Io~lL
strN.Ds psp.a D. 90. O. fsc-ar-. nc ar o. riaer
Setr =, :. N.Ri1. 3 a., iu Nbeirri o.
SIR alt. a-. u g. parcn Geo. o. - 'ar
o. g. : KoetrltaaaA
..ar Hsai-f sinJ. % Fr-lsr1sstur. ser = - Aiea
Pss-on
sOf.ral.. fl tton q frot Hct.
MIND-Af f-rrse : - 1n~r.s1 : a. .u-s-' y igft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05

D. o. So la zgs TAR. Pc .
ful o e-f E-E- prot if- t'ic-
~. Mt ln. iu T4e. Nov - co. 50 frt.cscn
d. -. = TO- oa I'll " tr. Susan Lug m Nor s 3f n
10 oa. cxclsrged -aas with arr Ar ss 't-~'
"a. 81. show ~ ~b.tc sr7. Oh ~ cross.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05
Later from ~. Domingo.

We learn from Capt Curtis, Of bug " ashtagfo q
suu PortsuPrpce which place be let, Dee IS thsi the
GuperOg FAusn i. had arrived nom the soGth an uai
1s had been heard OF the Hayten OF Dominican lee.
Tue hmpress had great Church feast which es
TIE privilege Which merchants have heretofore hsd OF
weighing with their scale has been tSSSA ava! NV'h
seca ty TIE Gov eTumeut All i quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05
4 ,lERICAN DRAMATIC Fund A--OCIA-

-NIIVN--Fft-ldeui . ( tad0h, - fNsI'F-' n .
>,cbhlus John MckrVn. J Prescott Hai. W = Chapman,
rbowa- : Hsrihin The second Annual Fesuvsi Reuef-
u a The fund. OF the shove benevolent institution VIII BE-
given a. ne Astor place Opera House on III ESDAN ~
MING jar i3Gfhe grsniit0us ct a establishment
sni s splendid appointments having been rNeraY rfter-i
bv Pc es-ee, Max MareNekyhen Will be- represented
Shaksrerean Comedy. p te extent ~ The TALENT pro
dgccahe me period together with Grand Musical I'm
teralumet -uppor'cs by the available vocal and insu-
mental talent the city. and tsurlte Psrce Particulars
VIII - gwen IN future bills
B-The prices Will be-Box and P.r9uet tickets ~ ,
Amphi'hessr, - cents; which may be had AZ the Box
Ocs, II the severa rheaer of any ot the Distributing
CnInn---e hn.- WI BE- hl-v annnnnced iJ ~.
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BOOK TRADE.
THIS MORNING.

- TRfNGEh IUsN NsEND awe ~ pleasure u l.vinr
- refore -le ruclr LAZY Bg~e re- SoveL
The PEGS p1rg1t-rs. r-o1o1rcc: hr ,h- rx.-,i,e- q
l.-e a.eTy .c-or aa1 he CsSi1l.- - sn.ssssi ~
~ i-.ha1d TIE pr'c- . =. ce~r.
PUBLISHED Tti> DAY
Ma Powell. her Naider SO Narri-i IL. P---e :,
cents IT, memoir ~ - is All co---s1ori-r-e % 5e
sr >rc-rcit- 1V 7lar-rsSr % ne rsr q M.-rs-s
4 --- -r-.a~ srcr-f - -ars~t ar FENCE Ia.
.- Nv --re' v-L L. --.. sge of passive real ~
-.r-. ~ e. q re tines gone By wherein -e
a.. ---llr -HHI- b. sgIrt..F Ht nels. com
-...4 -. ...-- Dc. = gl-fa. l.s v-.. h.lfr.
ID Lire csra. 81 vhcn N--oHs ahors Nere
49, L -. v-l.L >IR.NGER q TOW N>END.
- RruafnaF corner A1l-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05
For wears On Providence Road OF q niles $50 p a
Worcester 10 ~



II , he seen BY the above statement thai IN ne irI.'
mentioned the expenses during The three years o. he
,iaencr sna Worcester Roads together 'eae's'-s -
mule. OF track were more thsn $1,000 lees han A'-S Vi
lie Lowell Rood. (of Is miles Of Track
Money is getting tighter at Boston ana 'i1v ~
DIV Of paper was large At higher Ers class AMI s
,s,r y, a. s.ny Al 10 is per cent Bview nIses eold
be placed better than u per large sH'~h' y ma
road and Manufacturing corporation paper was O" -e
sss TIE Banks have not been dong IsGeh Paper VIZ"
has ms.ie ase supply larger IL ihs street
The islftsbwrst Pa Go=cftc says TIE to'L re
r o, the North Branch Cana for the wear ctdils ~
!, is9 were slC7 NJ - iacresse ever 1e previous YEA
Br,lA Lo BASKs-Two projects Tor mere SS'.s
he banking iseAes u basAo esvs been 's' 81. G N
ff.r,n M this civ having capital Of >l'sNo
he rrrsent capital % remain, nlsAing se en- i -
~, tl nresent Pres dent 70 regiretir perue, an y
,.s 10 sslect their President a9d INC % - -, -
10 rr,nsin Anosher Is, for eHpiisn. ~ AZ a.. 80 - NJ
SsaUs-C sDsndagus cepic-iss ~ tsra.c Cr--r,srcinI
a banking cap;tal 81 slrAsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05

L: Fer. a. r. ace -l 9, Jolnsos. Tor Dr'i- r.
- E;rsuar Leesuj SIoTs. ~ An nous Or Pha ID
John cobJ Hs;ch. fer Nfort, u. Nof slri'' ii
the c4fl -. s-r sophia Has - ~ .
'1tI
Al SEA- 49, Ill., ,-hr yaal-er CT Bcs;oa &c. - oay A.
Z
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Railroad Aecidens-Pen nsylvania Legislature
-(,ov. JoApstou-Ex.seuafor Cameron, &c


A very SERIOUS collision on the Pennsy wanna
Railroad occurred this afternoon. about elghteen
miles above here between the mail AMI Durdeu
train The engineer Of tie burden train undertook
20 display the speed OF his locomotive from one
watering place 70 another, although warned Oh ne
danger aul prObai llts Vi coming III contact win
the mail psssenger train. The result O. this iata.
experiTne emit was q collision ear the Aquetust 10Th
trans going with great speed, CAUSING the Dc
struction o. both locomotives. AM lLUIug several
Dersous one II whom, NJ kuitz Heisley has
sinre died The loss OF h1man lie and the number
10 aimed and crippled Tor lie IS absolutely astouut
Ing la tins state Perhaps IN 10 Othe, state IN the
Union there displayed such disregard Of ose
minute sud necessary precautions which TeC1or TIE New
England Railroads prOveIos for safety AMI comfort znd 90
other state i there much pains 70 cOuce1 ese
everyday occurrences from ne p1bAc 80
Bob branches Of ne Legs9tur fIy CTgsniz-d hi
prepared for business TIE Message u Governor lot1
s'cn meets VIII YER gfufra agFfFz n c. aaff tr o.
-ons.dei.- mat Il j. abe dOcumel's ela
mating from Executive OF Peansy wanna Tie Hoo -
Cameron agpears 10 be very sciveiy sng-ged soiy
-es ia United Ssuse Tie TX senator el5og-
reputation fDr great pOlcal -agscty ard Il ~'' o' =
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