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J. D. DN BBGSR3cHARD {conmr,oosrs
~. Fl. sToGDiLL,
raw YORK, August 8, 1886. auto toc2o

GtUPREME COUKT-n the matter Of the Application Of the y
ESor Aldermen AID Componaty Of the City OF Ne" fye
10 ne OPENING OF sECONDAVEHuE rom The souiery ne or
Old Church Road the ouefy Inc or SIDE Of one iinn'
dr-d aud Twenty the r~ath Ward ot sad city
Public notice hereby gwen by tie Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty City York. that the d the Mayor Aldermen ana
Conn oHay Of the Ctyo YORK pursuance ct me REQUIRE
snts an Act the Legislature the people OF the STATE OF NV
entitled an act to reduce seve al laws relating
the City Of Act assed April D. Is3 wn maze
an application Supreme Court the State OF New forA at
spec said Court, be held at the Guy tia o he
City Saturday the 2Sh day OF septeroer i>so
the oueDiD thereafter ~ Couh
rel m be- ard for The Comms,onar Of Estimate
and entitled matter the place and 7eai
Peter r EAR September s. 1850
80 t4s hEnilY f. DAVIES Couuselto Corporation.
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STREET DEPARTMENT. 80 Hal OF Records Corporation
SSotcePubc notice hereby syen that tie following et'n9
hive beer presented to tie Board o Aldermen; To lag cro%S
Madsonst opposite tie Rutgers Female lHsatoe 10 set eit6
and guite stones shth ami St
All persons objections thereto requested 10 PRE-
rent hem 10 wrlg tins Undersigned At s office or before TIA
29.l dav OFFS eutent or. ust--S-tterltrr III, ictl.
~ john T. DODGE, Stfsst CouTissioaer.
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DAH&TNG8-Paper, $4,000 pounds rtoI1 = 70 iacEes
Al de different qualities and coiors for sale ulsnufss
snring prises. 9AtHT b 0NRRiCKs0N, lts soulh.Gi.
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sNUrREAE COURT.L-ousi h fby Yaenune hfby Ssaa&
SSte Wa;sr,e Manufacturing ConpAay.-SUmDoDs- tHk
WATERyItl.E aANUFACrURINd COMPANY foo are h5sT
.unToped required the complain: tn Rs
wa. fej N ths once the Clerk Of the City County OF Sv
Yors IN th- CIty Han sad city, this sd DAY OF Apgs,. $50 AK
70 serve copy - once NJ Il w al sltet
in the cts within tweuty days after s he-L
exclusive OF day 'uch AMI yoa tai u answer A
const Aforesaid The plaintiff VII tsks M
the sum Of aae dollars And cent With
a.. FINN IN, Is, 5ay Of J,aatfy iSSDatsd Nep York Agas
3 is50 aug l1w6w<Fl WILLIAM. FLAGG, PhG's AuJ
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Surrogate OF the CoulVd
NEW hereby gwen to all Petsons hayng saz
sgsue MARY THOMPSON OF the CITY of New York deeeae
To present the same with vouchers orso to the Snbeneer u
office of VIM r. Learn, No Wall staee IN the Guy OF Newfon
ON before the first day March neIDated New York th 500
day of August 1850 ALFRED e. THOMPSON, Admnsttaiot
au3O laW6m"F
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LEGEoRN HAT MAHUFAOToRY
/ WILSON'S Leghorn Hat Asnufactory, Eighth eve
rue fifth nouqe zoove TTenIy sXlhst Wss' Etdo P
sou. having Legnorn Boanes or Fsis have nam altar
fssAionane shape without shy importance OF psc
ing, at nis establishment a ImF
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IN PURSUANCE order of the Surrogate the CoSny
New York hereby gwen to All persons having 4
neast BENT late of the City Of New York. aot dcease
20 present with youch thereof to the snbsc6efa a. {;
oce of Fnoch Fancher Esq No RI Nassau qireet IN the cry
New York on twenty seventh day February heIt
FANNY REM. Administrator.
at.3 lar5mTF JAMES H. PERRY Administrator
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DAGA, KPPissl az 81 kinds OF pepefms1ctacufsfa
kAmsieffau IL az Era .eld on liberal terrns by
pls 0AUHT bEERi CKs0N, l52 RGd 80 5ou.n al
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Other lot IN SAID mentioned Ward besunns al
no ~ feet easter, uorh sAstery Of Ss'euV
sbd Seventeenth 81 and measuring thence easr IS fse h'Gs
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ANTNO-A situation a. TescheT In O schoo5 or
w Govsrness in & faulty by young IsdT Al present
filing ponIbis place in Public Seminary She has
had several ye4Ya experience teaching all lac branches OF
English Education Driving and Parting, in Water sud
OnS and Is capable OF giving asfactous on Tho Pisno
Address }. K. Tribune Office, 81 w
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XK7INANT'S PRIVATE 6cLrdag School f2F Boys,
w al Liple Ferry, nine miles from Hoboeen n fh's
THE schoo Is under the charge OF A. WNANf and lazy
The number OF acholaTs limited to Sixteen VINO NAY ca
ter he school under twelve years OF sge and Us hee 9i
business Terms for tuition and board from S0otc > n
per wear Circulsrs may obtained al Mr. Il Ostrende
corner Canal and NErick cts Ndw-York. sio I'M
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Bf00syni y. I. U4-'I 10'.04 =
INkkrUB PaOT&sTANw Boarding and Day
School FOR Young Ladies 855 HrosdWay norm oi onod
BQusre. 49,,
Der and remain In iession until the lGt fJuiy next
MIsLEVERETT Iakes this opportunity to slate that the
department OF FreL oh Hby sustained by native pfoea
so!s and teachers
Furthe particulars and circulars may be obtained by NJ
plcailun al The above address. "a lWo&%Teoh"
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SUPREME COURT-Ia matter OF toe Application OF t'
= Nayor Aldermen and Commoualty OF the City oil Ne" toI
10 The opening Of the Eleventh, from tbs Poni whs
the Boomgda Road Tat One apndLs' An a si n @
Ia ths nor vsrs said road intesscts With ! al Ona
in tt- Twelfth Ward OF sad CITY Inc SUP
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YEw-xoRK TUESDAY, MORNING, FKBRr,By ~. 1850.

Tie Prospect ~ rrc retTlccssioa o. ;-e C11ntr c.
W-asrt-.s9r. Wing q 20 D-str-t 0f C..luh.a. -5
;'t- STATE o Ms-Yla-id seems 3 nc r.1en bs.tc-.
49,. 80 ~ thnk thet fhe re'-oc- ssiou vi b. made
lie sass-o7 of CORES The genera feeling a.
- -asde1ts o the y-str G.; y sad g. b. IN favor n
g.. ,Ea know tLat there vii rot be "a oppos. n
vol,e n Marvlani Whether or N; the retr'res-
SION VII have a1r resalt g a ss 70 oaietin- the
slave controversy IS i0-bff-l
Tns number o.; applications '0r Divorces. Q or
Legisst1rc. IS Unprecedented and every dsv but
adds . lie st ~ thnse who have become issat
issed yiih The cares aud perp.exrues OF ma.-ino.
NAL lie 10 certainly argues badly ar the mora. -s
~ The community f1r j, cannot bit De presumed
tlat c.t.iu one parry ~ TIE other have been DEERE
e: 20 thsr proper aBf requisite moral DOL iEa.iots
The Kalrm nas .cd - aI.-e ~ a. mated
contest 30 A. House ID. Delegates. aIi "a lends
aud o,you-l.ts a-s ur-;a- tler news with grcst
a5lty Ansmcucment rs been adopted % take
the sense o. he people 1u tue propr-cty %; calling
Couyenfion d. .li. first " eolesGay oi September
next. The Lcc Fsc1s are cnl-sy0rinr - gse the
Reform labb Ne the means %. e'ectine a L0co
Governor fhis Fall Their rr-an b. It's CITY, this
morning. has taken the ultra ground that i. the
Legislature dos not grant the cal Of Convention
they the Locos wil advocate and cal Conven.
ton inde yeudeG ~ any permission from the Legs
lature. This ! lave no aouht wal be done, in the
event OF reiusl on the psrt 81 tie Legislature 70
grant Com entin. when you may expect p-ac
tcal Example 90 Dorrisu, as / have before int
mated i,Go.
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IRELAND.
Awful Disaster In acknowledgements
Lives Lest.

Our local reporter has furnished 10 with some OF
the part cuars connected with the burning OF cne
branch workhouse. formerly the college, and The
tai of a oh in another called the brewery, which
occurred IN Killarney on Monday night The con
sequences were indeed frighttul. and have plunged
the whole district into gloom. The lire burst out
about Il O'Clock. when the cries OF the wretched
inmates irum the windows. for assistance 20 save
them from the most terrible ct all deaths. were truly
appalling.
After ladders had been procured. the work Of
rescue commenced most nobly. Every man We'd
with his neiehbor in his efforts "a save life. Pro
testan, and Catholic olergymen magistrates, ply.
scians, police, and people-ali did their duty But
the result was a reported loss Of three llyes The
most dreadful part of tho business, however, re
mains TO be told The cry Of 81 ire and tho hyid
glare Of the flames. which forced its way into the
brewery branch house. awoke the sleeping chill
iren. Alarm for parents. friends and relations Ia
the other house made distraction and confusIoo
They behed tina burning pile from tho windows
la their eageness 10 20 forth, they rushed mad
y to the doors and windows, but they were locked
or fastened. They then sought an unused lott fo'
the purpose Of egrcss, but the rotten planks gave
wsy--twenty eight females were instantly killed,
...ai a. a,sny mors ffiEhtsaly nnntiatod.
Cork Exsmlnss
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A
CoNMuNiPAW Coys-The r-uorstrance noticed IN Leg
I. live rrceina. a. rrC-n-d BY NJ Cs-cY from Jef
sry Cvs remolsr by tte Common tp-nc- a. sih-i
ne h granung ands under water n CouiruopaN Cove
I, share owners ard for power o. bulr door. etc
- Shade OF Olole tie Dreamer IS i possible
hat he proane foot o., Modem Prosss IA. dared 70 ssi IL
-..rny heal n he sacred domain Of Ccnmgn.paw Il
crlte Dat men car e i0grd sufhcieuty Needing AL
restless. 10 poance upon s secluded an honored mslso-
cum Of Dutch manners AMI Duch egeis AID deseers-
ID. pebbv bes-h win ther ,bcrliaAb- 40 wnarves
a.. for he memories Of oc As', FOR the quiet Of tha'
one one spot whence he ancootsnsed descendants o.
our pheea-c foref.fhers have ooked with rstou.sasn.
t,rh L. smoke Of ia-I pipes. ihes= hundred yea,s,
anon he ssnge missions. tl- miraculous expansion u
ti. ripe-red Metropolis dc seeds u vich tey sowee
On he soisnauni- Roes CT Capse a. The center u he
Bst,ev IN .xteea hundred AID ten They sowe1 e Wild
IL rise. mon theu They sovec lragOos teeth ~ sTe-
Pog-essves are msrchlz 10 annex he very at spot Of
f. esrrb tbst Duschaen cal their In snr-ips
m u ms DIRE event. lie sound. q r-very from ,he only
the specimen Of Afrcss nnsaiis the Couua.Pav He-
r hat erewh HE broke tie saress Of In piAcd Bay and
.n bs.rq " even Gpoa lie BAKERY, grew fainter year
40 .na srav ceased 4ogelber TIE SEA Of de-;rucnos
-, MN he coored population when @ trsi .ssSln moved
emf t strange ppes % th-r shor-. he spirit Ct reve
....-s ne brosd-sh0z.6ered laugh was heard 10
more H.. hesi an1os break.o~n broke down forever
In sni.ng worries were ocFrF-d q IN lPs LG refused
sn 4, spe ard Gov BIT 1re sTy rc- - .he race =
,-a-srs - s1perl-uca1ed, S.l=-gyocec sHique spec
. n -b-v hana1.fy has t~eli II silence snd o6scriy
q cosHanip3w s-nce Gen wsstingron Was forese
"a, Of N-w-Yo-k - ne Br1s- .! re.zous,y beevins
49, - -o4,et r1yrrleus q George tbe Tl-r1 sgey
- -,-r pver ~ C.fv q hs sir-h He tss o1eE oeen
vd 10 cross e Bay snd 49, ise wonders u 'as u fro
-. -, l. steadily re--s-. aLc nop-s' before Is lir
srsah wear shz pass AID tha VII y VIM deeAe- q
~ II. bs-s n q.ci Grt pescese Oblivion ucder re slal
1888 fsrf q bis Ciy % RsaEg--Ess adored Coz
-,rE~ Des~c-sfors o. ts- infssr e-rpe = tlr D1let
D~r,fv bSvs-- r-r II gtos.s 81 Vas al ~ - A.
- les rec r0rn 10 su- yuu invade and snoke 49, run
- st- As irssr b0-s Cd Re q pesl-ni ME
- ,xlrh ~ ber rsdssrued prey probe - iaref
-..ss n he ueEcuueIs- Carry volf nirrE 1A'r al
= s,ruroverrentsr 70 Caliorria harnsc1aiAA -
-. Ai l-ave - CCHrTL r4E-lelre % ne fIipAie
Ra~s q DurhtCr Procr- rrucul esie PIui@1-
VA ps1ns II he Ccuuu11r4~ FcrnAeulAf Dc- III
.,e ~i,t uarsrs Ia, are better r.-e0si -,
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The Cav lfanDeriuz.

THIS fine vessel. on the 9Th, after having grU0nd-
ed IA the Princes Dock Gut, was safely re-dOcked
a. tie y W corner of the same dock; and has
been estireiy discharged OF her cargo. she had
made some water while hanging On the stone-work
u the siIl. and some apprehensions were enter
tanned that she was seriously damaged. leakage
having taken place. The momsng she wss got
aiost she ceased - take In a drop OF water, and
5 now perfectly dry, without the slightest appear
ance Of srraining, Or even a crack in her paint
work. she viii b. taken into the craving dock,
ald AL necessary repairs IN her cauiking or
over p.anks where crushed, be accomplish
Ell. Al the fine part d the cargo has cssD
landed u as good order as received me
leavy goods at tie bottom, iron rods. bars &c are
slightly damaged. We visited the EeAse.s IN
Ter decks, and can positively state tn-' SIC "
sOznd in frame and lasts1ines a. on me Gay "Hes
she was launched. The leakage "aS ocessNneo
b. her bilges taking on the stone ~ofA Of lne sat
and slight defection Of ber o'eIhahsAs Dow
when sIe fosted all became replaced ana tgnt
Her ro,ition was certainly periloGs, aud that she
49, +, 90 without crack, proves her b be no
lJs and faithfully bait ship. The cause Of her
s,r1.,,1ine in the gut was entirely accidental the
-, ~ her bottom. or rather the breadth q her
Iiss r.ot fttiDg the inverted arched stone work a
,hs nj. Her ksei dad not touch. Neither Capt I'd
uards the talented commander noTthe dock master
40 lar As ne car ascertain, were 10 blame 10
NOR has zone abroad that the Dock master eauflo9
I'd the Captain not 70 attempt 10 get op1 o. aoeA'
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Los of the ship HOttiBxuer.

a
Tho Herf0rd Ireland. IadependeJa gives the
following touching The affair
On he morning ~ The I'm the sap hoitinklrf,
81 ton. register JOIN Bgrsef, commander, from LIVER
pool bo,ini New foTs- struck on ne bArk"afrI banA
cfc0ck A II ard mste snhis Of distress A 9AN'
rghtle perons situation u e ship beng ooeefye foia
ne shore NJ JOAN AEar coast guard ohcer u NJ rN-
rss, sraror Dut of "a his crew two q hem o>in isnrf-
Ne ofthe sane place ~ he rmneLi rex of ,er Tcs 10
order 10 render assssrce Anoher boat, caec te LeIf
u ga.inoular. Philip Aluen, master belonging ~ BY
N1gsv uur - ~ he tine, and ne are happy % say
al nv n CONJUNCTION WITH the boats belonging 70 ne %
.urce@1ed 10 bringing and 81 re passengers, W oaf
zt esen i've Aeles ard ave children, togeber win ne
maze ard nineteen orr portion q NE crew " T.
r.oan wto had pressed he 1etsrmnacCu 70 % re ssi
nan 70 TIE stp A. he e he passengers ~ M
stip Der siaacu .eeed % b. utterly hopeless ne Sod
was f q w6teT an re MAKING Gear TRACES over
1er II was with extreme dcllfy ard peri u4t ne ps-
ssnger- snd were placed = ne ooes M ga
5reSkrg viii t-eacf v0ence o. ne 0erA re Pss-r5-
-. 49, 81 : y, axe .-vth.g cot u M ship excepi
h. coshes Icy had On q, Tie rae r ocss n12ply ,ic
e~sSed u reaching Re sbere stnCqgh w1h extreme I'm
- " frol III an Of As ga sid grest distance s-ssf
niles " uasYre from fts bsnk 70 - SIC
The SLOWING letter from NJ " ash TIE receiF e
Of Admiralty Droits A. Dublin. ooutains the aiesl
intelligence from the Of this terrific disaster
W Walsbs ;irst letter . as ;olows
DrBLis, Jan. IS. ie5g
ID Ia r. unforuna,s shp Hortng Ger hg cave % trans
III ~ la,rsf ir'egrrce from tie wreck. frorl a Coas
sarss repor made YESTERDAY evening and received ty
ihs lcOrlng
FOur CT ave zen are q - ser, j, rhe mAia-eop He,
ras,s s sncrE Grszr per- Of her upper Torks
cyGag shore 20 Possibility q gong q 10 her
beng heavy, srt he wind bo~ing gale on stcre
LnEk sre VII % pieces his ghL Of her caEgJ
cJr.ng shore Propose proceeding m. Eight IL
QUE disaster ard sa report from teure buf bea
- ssv ihlf nrn lie d~poztors made before NJ 5y
ihe crew A. eef uzr VITO rvrraire.s bv tb sfsr u
ga srri liz le-5o4i b. he steamer, BY Cap4ir
Bay viii fur q hs passengers 81, "a board ssf 20
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Baltimore PriEters-New LocO-Foco Paper
Observation-Disclosures BY Legislature

(orre- pou1cocv OF The IfisAn~-
BALTIMORE Saturday. Feb
There IS quite al issue raised IN the cry between
the Typographical Society and some OF tie employ
ers IN reference 10 the raise Of wages By the for
mer AL OF the Offices have given the increase
asked, with the exception Of one, without srum
bling that has murmurct loud and deep. l aAade
% the Arrus paper that hiss ever advocated the
Democrats doctrine lhs; the laborer : worthy OF
his hire bat when the prsclics oPersiion Of thar
doctrine reaches their own pockets, they CT, ~
rSnny and oppression. In order O. keep some e.
tees fru1l working nothing but bows, resolution
has been adopted BY the Society limiting the nun
Der 10 four IN each Office This necessary reguls-
ton hss raised additional ire, snd the Society TO
hight Will meet To decide on certain steps necessa
" to be parsaed in the present state Of affairs,
a project has been started by several journey
men Printers, backed by gentleman o. caPliE- 70
publish joiut stock mornins, Loco Foco penny Pa
per. With the present opening, there Is ever
chance tr the entire success Of the undertaking.
Published BY joarDeymen Printers. a. equally IN
teresiec IN is success the nsk o. iaiinre WI %
small The project vii be faBy dsveoped IA
few days.
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CArTunE o. SLAyKR.--We are informed by
Capt EasterbroOk VI The ship Clarendon 0 Boston 81 'l
port from Canton and 81 Helena tng tie latter port
the 10Th Dec there arrived heun brig ".h Caseo New
York on her siern and With 80 slaves On board Size wss
pnze 10 Ii. b 81 steamer Cyoop. The Caseo wac vice
boarded By the officers Of ne C5clOp The first time >e
was above pass uu oested In CONSEQUENCE 81 ,trie
being an American commander on board showing Amer
can fag pnpers &c end me matches being under sea
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Dreadful shipwreck and Los. of Life.

Information was received on Wednesday at the
War Office and Lloyds OF the loss 81 the transport,
Richard Dart, Captain Porter, commander The
Richard Dart, IN addition 10 the officers and crew
% the vessel had on board detachment Of the
Roya Sappers aud Miners twenty eight men
under the command u Lieut.. Lidde. with DR. and
Mrs Fiiton and child. DR.. Gale, Mr. Kelly, four
women soldiers wives and nine children. The
ship let Grayesend on the 9TH Of April tor Auck
and AMI about the ith or I'll ct June, when b
the southwark # the Cape Of GOOD Hope, thick
aad RAINY weather was experienced whlc! con
tn1ed iii the OH. when she struck On the north
side Of Prince Edwards Island. The rollers ran
terrifc1l'y high and within a short time alter the
unfortunate ship struck. the stern windows were
stove in, the boats were filed and tore from the
quarter and the uninterrupted breach Of the sea
over The deck swept away iorty seven Of the pas
.engers and crew. OF these, the chief mate alone
contrlyed ~ reach the rocks. The commander
four seamen. Al apprentice, and Jour u the sol
diers lone u whom has since died took refuge 10
the maiuuast rigging, and the wreck having been
driven broadside 10 the Shore the msinnsst went
bv the board falling fortunately upon the rock, and
The survivors crawled along the spar b the shore
The survivors were ultimately conveyed o. Table
Bay, where they were landed on the 10Th o. No
gsmber.
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Ere .het in the Delaware.

NaEkONsBlKC = z N0n1aY ? eh-IT-5 N
a great reshc' occurred iu the Delaware River
YESTERDAY about AN The Delaware commenced nsin2'
and before NJ had fiser 10 feet TIC ffese' cleared
a. tie ice from the river and -sges u gable for raf-
the whole distance The unbermeu nsye commenced GET
ling their rsrs In the river.
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Lion Queen killeA.

The folly OF playing all manner Of strange pranks
with hons and tigers has just been illustrated At
Chatham. where young woman. Ellcn Bright ac-
castomed o. enter one Of the dcns Of Wombelfs
travelling mensgerie. and there EXHIBIT ~ an audi
ence gaping with astonlshment Der tricks. with
hon and tiger confined togethor has met with q
Stacking death On entering the den fr the put
pose Of going through the usual performances with
the non. she struck the tiger with a small whip
when the animal grpwled them after completing
part Of the performance she struck the beast again.
when. rearing up. Il seized her by the throat, snt
inflicted frigbtful injuries with its huge isngs.
keeper immedia tcly rushed to her assistance and
BY striking the animal a violent blow on the nose
with an mon bar succeeded in releasing her but
hio was nearly extinct She was Immediately 81
tended by military surgeon who was present bat
died in few minutes, owing 10 wounds In the neck
and chin. and also b the shock which her system
had received from excessive fright The Coroners
Jury testified their dislike oi the practice OF allow
ing persons 10 perform in a den occupied by Wild
beasts Thus porished the Lion Queen, VIC
tim to Que ot the remnants Il bsrbansm, which 90
ciety retains for It's amusement-perhsps aso Al.
fordng lesson TO all invested with "a little briei
authority Queens and Imperial Cssars included
how dangerous 1t is 10 use tho whip wantonly, and
Tor mere show of power Manchester Exam
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY TsleGRaPH 70 TIE REW.YORk TRIBUNE
Suicide OF IL Returned Californian pose"
Murder, &c. &c.

BOsTON, MOudaTl 10 y - -
Mr. James stickuey, ofthe firm OF Brown La"
renee \ st.esner. q, tins city arrived from Caiior-
MA N the Empire City and drowned himself this
,oo.,i,., ii, Rack Boz he ieir us home At ga
800 e,, his clothes under The Railroad bridge
and was found 10 SIX inches OF water with his aee
downward lie had made ior'ane "a California.
and probably conmipel :he deed ia q sudden ~ OF
insanity
woman named Adams. formerly o.! Boston
was so1nd in brook just above Lawrence yester-
day with her head broke" IA, supposed to lave
been murdered
The storm Of saturday night washed pan o.
Phipps HI upon tl,e Milford Branch Raiirosd--so
as to entirely stup the ronning Of the trans
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The River at Albany.

ALLAHI, JNNaI1 To u
The ice broke up here yesterday and mJved oh
AZ IL last night II has been running down SLOWLY
SINCE, but is blocked below. The water isovertHe
dock ard pier AMI Is erin rising Jne weather j.
hD..rli1r .-I-.nr-
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
JENNY LIND COMING TO AMERICA.

Tie Cuna7d steamer Europa arrived az tbs port
abCrt clock yesterday after very long passage
from Halifax We .abjoin the ;onSwing extracts
f-on, orr fi-eisn sa,:
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wILLlAMsBURGH ITEMS

FIRE-A Ere took place in the galley Of a schr
near Peckshp Ferry OF Friday ev-nn x =; O'Clock By
e prompt scon o. be hands the fame were eXungsed
without dong any material ia'ary. Tmee IRE engines
reached he place sey speedily but hsr serv'ee- we're
not required
NEw ENGfVr The new machine. lately built
by Van ~. smith Of NewIor.. all he received l -s
village ou Monday TODAY by Ere Fagiae C9npsnv No
? f5r whom ta.,-