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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

TnE CHEnorrr lSunSs "A corrssp 5adcnt OF the
hcw Orleans Data. 81 the 5;h inst. writing ffom
the Cherokee Nation, says s-Eyerything -, "a
usual, quiet IN The country about us AND tho In
dams Csl, cisly are making rapid advirc~s. bv
means ~ institutions 1T lcsfnirr. The ChrrcL res
have two ml cniiiccni huildirrsat ptrk Hil erect
ed 40 cctt Of ahOGt taulu each, intended To-
schools, at which two h'nlrcd pgmla nav b,
board. aEd educated at the rNfsns, 81 the uation
I ne hnon,ial condition ct Nat people II no, very
toufishbE at rrrgcu. but % Is espgctri tat sr,.
airsng, Hicat wtl e9on to nadr, enabling their
government 20 carry out Its plans f~sprrunq thee
tctoos. The appropriation ahngt to b. fa,de w
lorgrcs vii b. 10 iylnnent Of he sbpYi ltinus of
Tie utaiy oi lNb, VIII "a gives ihCm seven gsilhnna
81 acres ~ ldnd aHd i've filiisGf u dp!i4rs fif the
country u.CY abandoned, lHl WI De- Dad olt "a,
INDIVIDUALS 81 thnt naiiun. john Ross IL A. m st
Cbf ~ hat nalIcn, snd 20 each election rrcc, Yea
a rlll higher vote. The " EOs. and Ride
pulcs no longer eIst and 90. o. 3e are grad ally
Advancing IN lcarniug and morals.
y iund Of $500 supports twenty. one free schools,
under The control Of a superintendent lam toll
that The teachers ere equal 90 any employed 10
mat business, end thlt the text books arc such
are ustd an ile schools ~ Arkansas. Each teacher
receives sslery Of about forty do'i1fs per month
Many 81 BE mote advanced ~ their youth attend
TIC scminaiies Of Fayetteville, Ia THE State.
hsvc been particular IN men ioGigg ihs-g facts, ~
have IoBkcc notion that 20 TIL what kind Of
oducsiion the children receive, h 10 goat mea-
sure 10 describe tbc parents. had iaicaded To
mention that the Cherokee alphabet, invented nv
George Gucsa IL not TAUGHT AZ the regular fchOnls.
O. Il s 20 siuipl~ a. "a bc tanrht IN few lesa0pp
end many adults and Others iears Il by attending
Sunday school tao OF three times eftcr that, all
one has 10 do is 10 take ~ the book and read.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

ICnnrmr OUTRAGE On Monday evening".
lPn.L I. White wee arrested for comni,fnra
rspe upon Mary Schfsn, Qirl eleven yeifs Of age,
the daughter OF VIM ". Schram, II thi. city. II
srTcaIs fIom the admissions Of White, AMI the
story of The grl, that on Saturday evening. White
took the fitl into bis room, In one Of our public
hous,s, and after showing her an obscene book
(Which she would not look st) lac forcitly LAID
IurIose. On Monday, White confdentity in
loTmed the mother OF the girl OF he decs, aud said
he DID u out OF mere curiosity The mother told
the father. who, on Mondey evening, abogl duck,
entirely naked, end then, viii leather strap,
whipped him until he could scarcely stand. Our
Police Justice, getting wind Of the affair, de-
spstchcd an officer, WHO arrested White. lie was
placed in jail and awaits examination. White IS
The lame look pedlar, who has daily p,fambslatcd
our streets during the past three or four weeks,
generally having religious vorls Tor sale.-Srd.
css, (N ~ Iosnaf, Sri. u
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L. o. of q. r.

Ci,cir,arI, September II, 1850
The Grand lodge Of the United States, l. o. of odd
Follows has at last been organized quorum having
been obtained by the arrival OF Representatives from
AIkanras There are representatives. present from
Kentucky. The representatives from northern New
York admitted and took their seats resolution
to receive the action adopted ct the session re
tive TO adjournment was negatived.
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unmssfis nfiar.lInnr.

T-euty.sir q Sand. A Lsnts circus horsss yer.
burned 70 death al Tmo ohio the 7th inst by The
sta blss tskins ere.
The Governor ofPennsylvanis has ofsred BIZ procls-
NATION slotOior the arrest Of the mUrercrs cfb.rea
Burd rho -ss murdered In Philadelphia a few ussks
since.
rtek ending the 9th instant
The Trial ~ Hon. frsbes Parsou, Of the supreus
Court ~ Connecticut, for horrible crime Gill take
psce ~ eranby In That state on the 18th instant.
Rev. Amos Visitor, sfSaiisk. MAJ has been srrestr
- snd bella 60 bal for en- assault ~'h in.e.t 10 -
vi. VIE.
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Great Land Gurce.

Bosros, Sept ID 1850.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Admiral, we have re-
eeived further accounts OF the derucveuess OF the
late storm in the vicinity of New brunswick aud Nova
Scotia The St John papers state that during the storm
en- Sunday night last the island Of Picteu not less
than fourteen miles Of tina surface Of the coal ines
fell in. Fortunately no livos were lot
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Accidentally Killed.

BALrisosr, Sept Ii, 1850.
James r. Ware, merchant from Virginia, this
morning fell from the nfth story window OF the Utah
House, and vas mashed horribly that he Instantly
expired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

CoLD srsi-o, Sept. II, 1850
Samuel Smith. a workman employed In the West
Point foundry at Cold Spring, hs his log crushed by
the falling Of large sugar mill Keller, which he Was
assisting to remove The accident caused BY the
breaking Of the sling. lis log WAS smputatod.
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Erciss Texas,

BALTIMORE, Sept IL 1850
Both OF the Southern mails have come to kaad
From them we learn that Judge Ewing editor Of tn.
Washington TcSas) Star, was recently killed by fall
irg from the upper gallery of hotel
1he boundary surveying expedition are sti al In.
disnola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

krERrsTrsa Prom CoUNou BLupgs-lyrt,S
nilhi from Council Bluffs. She LEFT the Bluffs on
tht 18th ut Her off scrsinform " that the bitOs
mi Chyane Indians had n battle, and that " Is
thsurht nun hers fell on either eide. The Luocs.
WIZ live at The mouth Of the Platte, on The south
sideoi The hissoUr liver, have just returned from
tbtf ivnmt hunt They report that they were
gticked ny The CbyanCs on the head waters Of The
~ biue, aud that desperate battle was fought
hs Otoes coming of victOYs The Ouccs, how
eVf, bring home no soalps, aud but lhtle buffalo
inta,i ana he impression j. that the Chyanes mad
th4brsi OF the FIGHT. The Ouces sinCe their re-
TUT have behaved very digraccfully, the whole
uiledtnking ard fighting amsng tbcmselycs, ADD
rnadefs are OF daily occurrence. A few nights
sine they were attacked, no doub, by the Pavnce
lndans, aud losi eighteen OF their horses. The
Otbes were busily Engaged on the 18th MI. IN re
moving Their women and children TO the Iowa eide
81 The river, end have since been preparing for
Rattle We may expect coon TO hear of scenes of
hIood and carnage, no; known Of late years upon
the Plains.
Chuck-e-pe, or Big ITaw, head chief OF the OF.
toes, died on the 22d, and was buried on the
eon,h side Of the Platte II is said nearly all the
tnbe, iocludng his own family, were too drunk to
attend his funeral
Amops the passengers on the Saluda was re-
turnine California emcranl from New York. lie
got as farss Fort Laramie, where the lsst Of lns
company died nom cholera, and becoming die
ccursRed, be determined g. retrsce his steps His
imrre ssion -, ihrt no less than one thousand emf
rren's died this wear between for Laramie and
u .tici-ti. Ltrfs vi aiE. ssNftr, SIT .
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80, ~ etil impossible near
The rhilsdelphls. IRON Philssslphia 10 Baltimore
enester Tor trre the remsnder this week 20 ooun
and wtepairs the water Which ev.rHo-s the ira 81
pat point t.tng srrsat mpedinent 20 the progress
81 the -ots 7sciisg tbs rs,l 80 'ara sctl.ciy
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Spmt Nmsl0mDe.
(D1it bem Samp6ebitfe uSliasa,

(Dht bem Oampfbltfe ,Sltasarau
SsutI If lanb.- I'm l. Slop. Ilno bais
erifhe unp bitrei6fbe 9ruppeR in &urs6sf
fen einserhft; am 2tsn rilften sbenfals BON
Der anoern Seite preu6tiGe 3ruppen ein nno
tsfesten @alTtl. Iaes sins fricolidb Su
Sur bic sproflamatlonen oes &urfhrten
uno res Sunpeetases 5u Sranffurt ,purosn
bon ocr SebtIferuns berabseriGen
Oelfrei6.-Ois militdri(bsn Oberbdupter
brr Nrmee parsn ju einsm srOBsn Srei9sra.
tbr, Der in Der 6auptitaOt sebalten perOen
Gca, aufseforoCrt tporben. 9e Hrmes sessn
prsu6en? foa auf $50, 900 Weann permsbrt
perben.
Sblssfpiss6 6olltein. -Reine beIonbere Bes
we9unsen batten unter ben 4rmesn ttattssfilns
ben, anBer einisen tleinsn Sorpoftsn Ssfeds
ten. Die bdnifte Grmse foll cine beosutsnbe
Serttdrfuns srbaIten babsn. Gin 8srhcbt
bate iteb Derbreitet, oaB Die in 5am6urs tte,
benbsn prenBiften Sruppen lteb bereit baltsn
lcllen, um icsIeih marf6irsn 3u ftnnen, -
mic permutbet rprb, nab Soltein.
prsuBen.- - Ser prsu6. pamiersD1iniltcr,
Sraf Sranocnbnrs, it unlansit iu Berlin
seitorben.
0ie itrisen Sla6ri6tsn ftno niebt bon Zee
ionosrer 9Biebtistsit.
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-burh ben gbrip. .. ltrb, am 9. S1os
bember, 6r. Apam SeBlsr NIT M1i6 9apetta
S1oefer, beioe bon 9ulpsbofen. am l6ten,
6err Sctannes sies, bon QBomslsoorf, init
WliB gliia zimmerman, bon O1arion.
-bureb ben gbrn. u. {. $einbatb, am 12.
Stob., 6r. peter Sol3, bon gaernarbon, init
WliB elIen Ocbn, bon 8refncf, tanea 4. 60.
-am l4ten 6srr Nubolpb 5orn, bon gpts
rata, nit DaiB Sane 4nn @arpenter, UcnNes
amstaun. ,-am l7tsn, 6r. 2Bm. W1. WliGe,
msr, bon W1illerief, {b Co., nit Diff @us
fan Ann Self. ben gntsrpri3s. Sane. 60.
-buret Den ebrlp. G. II. Yauli, am l7ten
Stob, 5err Daniel 5oper nit Wli6 Cara
Sioler, beibe bon 6eibelber9.
-oureb ben gbrip. QBm. pauli, AIT 14ten
StoO 6err Scbn Rerper nit W7ib 5annab
Oeoore, bon Ncbelou, -.6srr Carl Srins
nit DliB gltIabetb Nsbsr, BON psnn. -am
l6ten, 6err Sfaac Goldman, bon saueatte er
Co., init O1i6 Q8ilbelmtna gba6, bon siba.
non 60. din 17tsn, 6err Slaae $eUan init
Diff &poia 4nn Wailsr, bon Neaoins.
-burb ben gbrtp. 3. W1ieGs, ain 9. StOb.
5r. SOiepb Grid, bon penn, init DaiB 9ll'
lefpep Oenis, bon Bern.
-bur6 ben gbrn. Slaae N6ller, am 24f.
Oetcb, 5err peter 6immslreib nit Wli6
Sarab 9tellp, beioe bon WliIforo, Sufs
80. -am 8. Stob., 6err Daniel Bisbsr, bon
Wlaratarpnp, init D1i6 Inna Carolina lids
tenmalter, bon W1aeeunsp. -am lOten, ST.
Daniel Veinert, bon Oiilrift, init Wi6 Ga.
rab .Sten, bon sansIebwamm.
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g I q b.

-am 19. Slobsm., in gntnrh Saeob w.
9eiBlnser, etpa So Sabre oft
am 2lftsn, IN Nsaoins, Waria Masoa.
lena Spper, I'm 7llten Sabre ibres HItsre.
in BET lesten OoIsritas 0ta6t, In piefer
9taot, Saeob Siebsr, 9Obn BON lOespalt Bies
ber, i'm Iltsr bon stipa 40 Jabren.
--am 12. S1oSbr., in goIsbroofbale, gan,
pl6slib, ant Sdlasfuh Col. Saeob Gilbert,
etpa 81 Sabre alt.
--am IL. Slob., in bisfer 9taot, gbriGina
Braun, eWittnee bon Conrad Braun, i'm rs.
fen Sabre ibres 4ltere.
AIN 16tsn Slob., i'm tis1sn Gsfdnsni6,
Carl 8robman, i'm litter bon einissn 40 Sab
rem. Der Ssritorbene mar bsi ber SloSem.
ber.Sisuns Der bislfsen Court 5u 1jabriser
8efansnibitrafs berurtbeilt unD ttarb serabe
8 Gage naot Der TsrurtbsiInns, an ben 9ols
gen oer lInmaBisfsit.
am 9. g1oS., in pottetills, @ecrae Ser.
net, frlbsr bon N6brsreburs, i'm SO. Sabre.
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tpdbrenb er fdon Neieuna ju einem ans
bern M6oben eefabt bate. Gr lebte nur
fur;e 3sit nit fener Srau uno entfaete
lieber Der Welt uno lbren Sreuoen 8ans.
als ldn9er elnen ebellben 1meane su
| pfleeen Der ibm unertrdelib mar. gr
perlieb oesbalb beimllb feline 6eimatb
u. fldbtete lib in Die Gin0oen BON Maine.
3u Wewberrp. Sdo Carolina. pertbeil
te Dor eini9en Saeen Ger I9ent oes Daft.
|een gircus S.pei 2lboricfe oes Neu. yorfer
4tlas. welbe belobenoe Seurtbelluneen
Der 8orife(luneen oes Circus entbielten,
unelddliber 8eie aber aud mebsere
lrtifel. nelbe fib in beftieen 1usoriden
fir Die Qbibaffuno Der Sflauerei aus
lpraben. Dies erre9te Den iiolibenSorn.
Wan slpane ben Circus Neenten iofort
Den Srt Su perlai1en uno Die Staotrdtbe,
Der 8efellfbaft bic Grlaubnib Su fpielen
5u oertpel9ern. "..i
Gin mann .oon elmer Srau
ct f-b o 4 e ~ Sin Mann. Namens
Sujenbsrrp. nuroe am Ibeno oes l. Die
fes burb Srau Suller. BON Der Sirmo BON
Suiler uno 8lasbp. 5u Dooueab, &entuf:
fp. eridofen. Srau Suler eibt an. oab
Su3enberrp fie am porberieen Sage auf
cine unanifGnoiee 2(rt beoe9netu uno ais
er ibr am fol0enoen Ibeno wieoerum auf
oieielbe Weiie be9e9nete. 900 iie einen 6es
uolper beruor uno feuerte orei edufe auf
ibn ab. eben ale ct ftb turidiieben moQ
te. Die eaoun9en oran9en ibm unter
Dem redten 2(rm Elm. eineen beinabe
ourb Den &0rper uno la9erten iib auf
Der linfen Seite. Ole Wunoe 1T erau.
fam uno wabrlbsinlib tootlib. Srau
Suller mar fruber in Neu l(lbanp pobn.
BAIT Seioe, lie uno Or. Suller, wuroen
am fol8enoen Sage arretrt uno unter
SGr9i6aft oeffellt.
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I'm bic Sanen.

Die untsrfbrsbsnsn mcbtsn abtunasvon
bic 9amsn bsnabrittissn, bab ie unldnafi els
nsn aus9sbebntsn
Damen Stiefels uno Sd,ubs6tebr
er6ffnst babsn mo- jebsr NrtifsI bon Damen u.
Rinber'Gusbsflsiouns nm bic bitlieffen Yrsife
su batsn 1T. Sbr 8orratb bsifsbt aus Cons
9reBsStiekln, @atsrsgtisfsln, Salbaaitern unb
qaifins SusfinS BON jsbsr Sarbs unb Nrbeit.
QSslt, Dump unb um9emanote RibsBusfins,
Sss unb Glippers bonn bsffsn Watsrial. Msdes
6sn' une Rinbsrfhnbs BON jsbsr s,srfbisbsm
bel: anb Sarbs.
u. o. 9ieft S6ubs baben fts 6efenbers ass
mabt fir ibren SIsinusrfaufs gtobr unb rptrs
ben rsriibsrt bas 5u fein rpofiir iie aussssebsn
psrbsn. 8. ). Selir uno Co.. .
Je. 0D. gde Der Stem unb psnntfrass.
9tcDember D. 81.
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Gtne SrOtnan,,

Sstnfsno bas pftaifsrn unb @urbsn bsr Tus.
tpe9s IN Der 5ten, ;rpifbsn BET 2aursl unb
9Salnutifrase, unb in Der Sranflin, ;pifc,sn
Der sten uno Q8ansrfrass.
Nblbnltt l. Gei eS peroronst unb inaftirt
ourb Die Seleft unb Common @cuntils BON Der
Staot Nsaoin9, unb eS 1T bisrburb percrbnet
uno bsifmmt burb bic sriaste Nutoritdt: baR
bic @i9sntblmsr BON qottsn obsr @runoeiasns
tbum In Der 5tsn, 5,uifben Qaursl unb ISals
nut, unb IN BET SranfIin, Stpifben Der BaTsr
uno Stsn Strase, in 9ebabtsr Stabt, aufaes
torosrt iino unb bisrourb ipsrbsn, bic Seitens
ws9e ~ pfalfern Dor ibren rsfpsftipsn Soften.
NIT Safifeinsn cber platten Stsinsn, uno ebsn
70 oisfslben nit 9ebausnen Stsnsn Su eurben,
binnsn febJ9 sassn nab Uaffiruns bsfsr Or.
einan5: porbebaItsn cas in Grcnt pon lesrsn
qotten uno @tdllsn bic Srsits BON 5 Nus nur
9epfaifert msreen mag, nab 8slisben Der @is
9sntbimsr folder pfab 1T ndbif an bic @urb,
feline 81 Isssn unb swifbsn bic Sbattsnbdus
ms wenn folts oa fnb.
abfb. 2. limb lei eS fsrnsr psrorbnst uub
inattirt, burb bic porsrfa9ts Nutcritdt, bas bic
srfaetsn @urbifsine in Sanb ssfsst unb bas
pfaifsr in Sanb 9slset rpsrbs, bon nibt noe.
niger als fsbS 3otl tisf.
Nbfb. 3. limb fei es fsrner perorbnet unt ins
aftirt ourb bic pcrsrfaste autoritdt, ba6 tusnn
Der oosr bic @isner BON bsr obsr ben srfaatsn
Gotten iib Wsiesrn cbsr % psrnabldflissn fcas
ten ben in obissr Orbinant sntbaltsnsn Beitims
munasn nabsufomnsn, ss bic pf1ibt bssgras
ssns& mmifiioners fsin fou, unb ct 1T bsrmit
ansswefsn unb aufeefcrcert bic susrpsse Dor
ben rfaatsn Soften ~ eurbsR unb ;u pflaffsrn,
rpie IS cbsn 9sfcrbsrt miro, unb Die NsdDnun9
Obsr &sbnuneen bafir bem 9itp, snwalt sins
Subdnbssn, beiTsn pflid)t ss fein fca, elm qisn
Oosr eisns auSSukrtissn unb bisfslbsn ssssn
baS @issntbum folder psrfonsn sinsutrassn,
rpslds Der cbiesn Orbinant ndDt nabfommen.
pafltrt ben 26. October 1850.
Jeel Hitter, q. g. g.
10. u. Dells, p. 9. 6.
attsf.-S. 9. Msitmcpsr, g. g. 9.
s. B. Spfcn, g. g.&.
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Gin anberer frifber 0orratb
bon tpoblftlsn
Irednen 6utern uno Garpets, In Der
SDO sSeuOipS S0lle. /.

soft uno Sebn baben 70 ebsn erbaltsn, elm
9ros uno fplsnoibsS enforcement BON eserbH
une IDinter9utern, bsffsbsnb gum 9bsil aus
Subsn, eaiimirs, Sattinstts u. 9slvstsG erbsn,
SdnepsBeffen unb fsiesnsn &rapatten,
Wcus De aaines, GafbmirS unb Wisrincs,
Sattunen, @in9bams, Slansllsn, 4elfb, pifs
finss,MoSlnsn 6anbfbubsn, ,pOlIenen uno
baumwollsnsn Striimptn &c. &c.
ebsnfaaS Garpets, SIur' unb SifbsOsltls
dbsrn uno sinsm aa9sn1einen NGortsnsnt BON
trodnsn GdneD unb einbsimfbsn Siitsrn, uno
sbsnfaas !an9en nnb uisrtdistsn Sap.gtaats
Gbapls, su fsbr ernisbrieten prsifsn, wosu
bic Iufmerfiamfsit bss publifumS erbstsn tuirb
bon soft uno Sebn.
Ne1otn9p Vcbenlber 5. 31.
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W blfetler
PolSs un0 &OblenbDf.
SSiflinnt SEeimer.


Scnahribtist abtunssUcn bic Biraer bon
Neabln9 unb Dem gauntp, oa6 Ct bon Dem
5cl5s mb Soblcnbofe SsIts stnommen bat,
Welcber bon Derrp uno Comp. 9ebaltsn rpurs
oe nabe Oem neuen Depot, al Der SlOrb 8ten
9traBG no ct fortpabrsnO auf 6anb baIt
s.Hsn sroBsn Sorratb bon 5Ol3 uno Sobtsn
fur alle 3wefe, beltebenO aus RIumpsn, ses
orotsnen, eis, Gtopes, Stuff, gbesnut' unb
spis,xohlen, Die beioen lesten 9orten itno gut
flr Salfbreiier. ebsnfaas 5ifory unb Ri,
benbol3 bon bet bsiten Qualitat.
Al!e 8ettcllnn9en iperben oanfbar ansenom:
msn nno prompt beforst. 8sfsaunsen mos
gen an feiner Wcbnuns i'm 6(tlietn Waarfts
Strref semaht wsrosn, cber an obisem YlaBs
,@Oer b66tte preis miro be5abIt flr 5ies
ferp uno eiebenbO(S.
Ser llnterfhriebsne 1T fortmdbreno bereit
Ssitsaunaen fir Soblen ;u beIorssn fir!Salf.
brsnner, Sabritanten &c. inter febr tiaisen
Bsbinsunsen. 1Dm. meimer.
Neabins, Slobsmber l2. 9m.
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sy1eue Sli6er.

Cine auspabl BET bslisbtsn Sussnbfbriften
BON ebrifcpb ghmbt unb aub cine Nuswabl
anbersr UclfstIber, fsbr pafTsnb sur Bslsbs
runs Der Sussnb unb ilntsrbaItuns in ben lans
gen @intsrabsnosn, fino erbalten Mne sum
Wsrfauf in Oister Drudsrsi.
giniss 6sfte Der 1oIfssSibliotbsf, BON s.
unb pb. Mobr, in philadelphia, iinb sbsnfals
srbaImn une lisssn tur @intibt bsrsit.
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QBoblfetler tpie iemQ[s!

1TCA Sortwdbrenb auf 5ano Elm aroses NiIers
G.Ytsmsnt 9olbener unb iiIbsrnsr Iafdbens
llbren, mobi9sn eolosnsn Supsen unb
Elm 9rosss Snortemsnt BON Nmerifanftbsn Ibis
REM psriibsrt BET Minje slsib gu fsin, am
Neaoin9er llbrsns unb SuWslsnsg gtobr, Uo.
"a, Noto STE Strass Offfsite, jtpifbsn Der
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prsiisn p.rfsrtist.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER o. 1850

oovcry of the devoarins element in two frame
houses in Buterst The Buildings were ronsid
erably injured.
small building OF tri1iug yalue was destroyed
BY fire on Saturday night its location wss near
the Penny Bridge Hamiltcnavenue
MoRx RxL1EI.-Amons tue many ways for
relieving the present Fulton Ferry OF its weight
of travel. is an increase Of boats. -Four boats
coald berua as easily as three on the Fulton Fer
ry, two Of them using the lower slips on either
side and the other two the upper slips. A boat
could start from each OF the lower slips-the other
two starting out as soon as practicable after the
first two had crossed and entered their respective
slips on opposite sides. B this means boat
would always be in and people would not risk
their lives IN RAINING after boats Another plan
is to run two of the boats exclusively for foot pas
sengers, and to run them twice or three times
while the carriage boats are loading and unload
ing. Foot passengers require bat minute to go
ashore or aboard while much delay is caused by
vehicles