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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-09

"WrTH OUR CorFISs on our BAcKs"-The
COMMUNICATION Of the Rev. Mr.. Colouitt that the
people OF the South should march up TO the line of
3o0 80 with their collins their backs, has caused
many OF the worthless Of the secession ilk to adopt
the coffin as party symbol. The Rome (Ga.)
Eogle and Bulletin says, the emblem adopted by
these freeaters is very apt one; for in it will be
buried the hopes and political aspirations of many
deuiap ooue
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"NEw-coCRT, sept. g.
"GESTLKMEN: We have the honor 20 introduce
TO you the bearer of these lines, his excellency Ba
ron Haynau, and shall feel particularly obliged by
your allowing the Baron and his friends 10 view
your brewery.
owe remain, gentlemen, your obcdicnt serv'ts.
For NJ. Rothschild & sons, b. CoHrN
"To Mcssrs Barclay, Perkins & Co, South
wark "
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soUTHEsS MASvrAoTvRss.-A late number Of

ave were shown yesterday, at the counting
house Of hiessrs. Chambers 4 White, South Al.
lsntie wharf, TO whom they were forwarded, a few
sample pieces Of black and grey csssimeres manu-.
isctured by Messrs. Carson. Young Gner, at
their Rock Island factory, in Mecklenburg county
North Carolina. We think we arc safe IN assert
ing that the specimens exhibited 10 us are folly
equal TO any that be imported at the same
price from any northern markets. This msnufac-
tory has not been in operation more than two
years, but is now well established, and in condi.
iion TO meet any demand from our city for goods
of it's manufacture
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DEATH or TINE CATHOLIC BisHor or CtStpA.--
The Boston papers announce that the Right Rever-
end the Catholic Archbishop Of Canada died at
Quebec ON the morning Of the 4tb instant
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Hon. Robert Toe,nb..

This distinguished and patriotic southerner is
received everywhere in his own State with the
warmest enthusiasm and hospitality. Nor does he
seek TO avoid the public eye, shun the meeting
with his political friends. We have already stated
that he was to dine with the people Of Columbia
on the 10th instant, and now learn that on
the 18th he is to dine with the people of Wilkes,
and on the 18th with the people of Elberton; ON
each Of which occasions he is expected to address
the assemblage the subject of the proper course
to be pursued by the State of Georgia in the dilem
ma in which ill advised Legislation has placed her.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-09

Letters have been received at the Coast Sur
vey office. by the last steamer from California,
stating that Lieutenant Commanding McAR-
THUR had completed preliminary survey Of
the entrance Of Columbia river. a general re-
connaissance Of the coast from the entrance Of
Columbia river TO San Francisco. and had also
examined the site for lighthouse at New
Dungeness, Oregon.
The officers Of the Ewing were all well.
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GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DIR. II. X. ROOT

The cebrased cOns-- pfioa and s,d Do- and faeatcr
Of he 4ssfs- Coasu-sptiss Rdyossf~v
Office No 5l2 Brosd~sy, New. Ycrs
nR ROOTS triumph consists Ia the pernslsni cure OF
~ Consumption, Csncers fumOrs Diseases of tho Hart
Longs Liver Spleen, s,omsch Kidneys lnssnity, F'u
Worms Gravel Ptsius, Deafness BIZ dness Nervoainess
PaTay Spinal Drormrs Diseases OF Ladies ard Chil.
dren and iniecIsng HuiDo,s OF ali kinds, sc.
Charges FOR medicines moseTAis Exaulnsuon VI Ihs
Lung' with the Barometer 81 ADvIcE Fssy i-li I'm
ROMkL GOuPLAINr-, CHOLERA MORBUS,
DDfsENTEkf For Ne care Of these diseases and
summer Complsnto Of children, which II not attended 20
leads TO Cholera hees remedy gaining higher repu-
talon, nor any which more justly deserves The Conscience
OF the community than " Bonsalre Dropsr
The success attending the Of them In Philaiepha
and elsewhere has induced the propreors TO esl.bsh
agencie. IN this city.
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier "The eject OF
this medicine on Bowel Complaints, however severe 10
perfectly Miraculous
Prepared byT BONsALL Druggist, South Trenton,
N j. Sold wholesale ard retail by Z. WELLS Co. ~
Eighth-av. and by the following sgentss
j. Docd III Broadway.
Chsrles Ring, cor. Broadway and John-st
T.. Cook, 500 Grand ST.
James McAlister, l4l Fulton-st
II. Wilson, cor HUDSON and Hammond sn.
ie22 2meods
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MEDICINES
TEN THOUSAND CURES.
AND MOT A sINMI.y pAvr

nRHASrlNGs's COArOUND 81 Hlros
Ocee1rstod thfoug houl BON cout1oots Cor N. IA
eures o. Consumption Asthma Dsclin- soitgqz M 49,.
Nah sssas D fhcnli B,e.ielng cosshs Coda sai al
It's effect upon the system 10 mid sa4 soothioe a. -
sane tine certain and eficzcous r.eiy g.lnx "a 80.
reiefupon the hrsi application snd by reoeaa, a -,
TN es pernsnruicrre Is effected.
The propri tor therefore " x.,..
syrup bat r1ryanf 20 cure he wsrrants l. 10 A., -
the shyt, and purify IL be warrants reuoge a. In,
pecmeu1 which re,art The free eirc4 A0a Of he blo.
be warrants 20 open internal sad srr-.sl pore. ~
body sId eject all the 05noxi01s psrces which h,ve
sccumulsied IN the system he wsfraas Il nego, ar
CURING DISEASED LUNGS
Hectic Fever Night sweats Dyspepsia. Liver Com2slpl
Pam ir Chest and As,hns; ana hs Il - ar
rest The form Of ubereles IN the ungs snd 10 hs.
those sresdy formed, 90 that persons Ia coos1npuon
may ske win the moss positive conaience Of care
for great Of actioo 10 the Loses which Deasfra
al cpecft0ns purifying th7m OF everything 0oaOxoas 10
iis progress and which II sopiei srcoring ~ dnec-
DR.. Hssingss Compound Syrup OF NepihAs highly re-
ccmmeuded by the medical proies'ioO Thn eminent ply
stefan. DR.. Mott of Nesloik, Gays that 80 pan1nic
remedy cannot be TOO highly prSs-d DR. AfnOd, %
The Marine Hospital savannah, Dr. Ware, VI Liverpool
England Dr. Williamson, of Manchester, Gag aud De-
neut English publications. the London Ldncst the Matlcsi
J0arndL and brahscaifss hefrospsef a. accord 10 Tho
most convincing cerhcstes offs yirtaes Ia this cOday
Il oss been used Win dising u.sbed success
None genuine without the wFuen signature OF VI y.
HARRISON on the wrapper Pdcs g. per boue, or ak
soli IN Newark BY X. Van Bu.kik, Ia Aloaly, By c.
Rockingham IN Boston, by Reddng Co In Ph.s lel.
phs by Zeiber Co Thrd.st below Chssaal, and In Bal.
umore by ) hsnce
sold IN Nev-Y by Z NJ Guion, lg7 Bowerv, n L.
ssnder, SIS sowery John b. Dodd, ~ eoo.d .9d
SIS Hu ison.sL ie29 lmSraS Thu
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To Observation-Disclosures and Plaster
ers Of the Second District at Kentucky Hail. 80
Perry st. =. L sborers' Union Benevolent Society
Of the Firt District at John Collinss Forrest
House, 30 Spring st.-..The Quarrymens Union
Protection Society, Broad way, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth sts....OPerating Stone Nocns
Association at w. P. Powers's Montgo merry Hail.
20 Prince St near Broadway. ShlP-Sa~-
yers At the Assyrian Rooms. Church Of Humanity
Third 81. between Avenue D and Lewisst. The
Segar makers, at the Chrystal, Grandst. near
Elizabeth. The Coach. painters Protective As
sooistion, at the Fourteenth Ward Democratic
Headquarters, 800 Grand st. corner Of Elizabeth
. TIE Ladies Cordwainers and the Steam Boil.
er.makers Benefit Society, at Keens Fourteenth
Ward Hotel, corner Grand and Elizabeth SIS. e..
Manufacturing jewelers.. at Rleys Fifth Ward
Hotel, corner Of w est Broadway and Franklin SITS.
-. Central Committees OF the United Trades, at
f. Hlenbrands Mechanics Hall, 40 HeSterst
betw cen Not. and Elizabeth SITS. - The Cabinet
makers Of the Seventh District at 81 Sulliyanst
1.-THE German Singing Association, at Coslen.
zers Hotel, 60 Ludlow-st.
VERMONT INDUSTRIAL STATE CONVENTION
With pleasure We notice the meeting Of the Free.
men Of Vermont who obtain their living mainly
through Manual Labor on Csmels Hump July
9TH, to be addressed by George H. Atkins Of Wa
terbury. The celebration is to be conducted on
Temperance principles, and will doubtless be a
great gathering Of the Farmers and Mechanics
and people generally of the Green Mountain State.
We obtain these facts from az extra issued from
the Waterbury Free M0untdiReer, The Journa, de-
voted To Labor RpfOrFal Oifea- Tho
scenery is represented to be grand and the summit
deliciously cool We shall look forward for a re.
port Of this first State Industrial Conve alton with
interest
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A H. MEkWlN, Anetioueer.
DY BANGS, PLATT s. co. store 204 srosiv

- Particular attention given 10 the SAFE OF rrVaio LIBRA
r,es Cash advances made when desired.
FIFTY.sECOND NEw-YOgK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept 8, 1850.
TIE undersigned announce the next REGULAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper Stationery, SteresWpe Pisces.
Binders Materials &c to commence MONDAY, hs 9 b
OF September and 10 be conducted under The same egua
uos the last one.
They request that invoices for the catalogue he furnished
immediately The printing will be commenced al "a early
day.
The usual cssh advances will be made receipt Of
goods when deaired. BANGS, PLATr L co.
2Q Broadway.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Bohn's Popular Library seues.-
Complete acts Of these very desirable aud select wok
now offered 10 the trade and Others compr.ng he Stand
ard Library 81 vols Scientific Library VOLS the An
hdusiAn Library 10 vols; the Classical Library II vols
AID the ausrAed Library new series Including Lodges
Portraits or IlusOus PersOnages OF Great brsln The
voun e. sold separately II desired. new isl has JUST
been issued Of the various works aud may DO bad 81 ihe
store
Junius Letters with all the notes OF WOodfsPs edition,
gchlegaPs Lectures Modern History, Lsmsrnes HIS
tory Of the French Revolution, Humbops Views OF Ma
lure Hand Book OF Oames and pew and poousr transa
lions OF Sophoces, Eschyus, Aristotle, EuuPides and
Virgil. ,
Also, Lardners Popular Lectures on Science and Art
vols, 8yO; EwbsDks Hydrsuics and Mechanics, John
soo's Farmers Encyclopedia Gnsnou's gresl WORK On
Mich Cows rhseSs Principles Of Agriculture De Tocque-
vile's Democracy America lions songser, Bsnneus
Double Entry Book keeping syo and Wses Aeronsucs.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHURCH DEDICATIOS--The beautiful new
"Church Of the Restoration under the pastoral
charge Of Rev T. B. Thsyer, will be dedicated to
divine service this day, at 81 O'Clock in the af'er-
noon The programme of exercise is interesting.
DEPUTY SHERIFF-John O. Folke, late Chief
City Marshall, has received the appointment of
Deputy Sheriff
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Garret B. Stryker
was tried before Justice Smith on a complaint Of
assault and battery made against him by bis
father in.lsw Hector Gillian. The defendant is
quite a young man, residing at Flstbush, where the
offence was alleged to have been committed. The
complainant Gillian, is a burly HOlaader, and
married the defendants mother. and was living
comfortably in Flatbush until intelligence reached
the family Of his having left wife behind him in
Holland. The news so excited young Striker that
he ordered the cOmpls nant 10 leave the house aud
threatened to strike him II he did not. There vas
no evidence of the battery except that Of Gillian
himse, and that was impe ached on the trial The
case was tried before Jury. Col. Crooke for de-
PENDANT and Mr. DuseIbury for plaintiff. The jury
could not agree. After the trial, the plaintiff was
arrested on a charged perjury, on wsrrantissued
from New York, and taken 10 the TOmbs.
II WEEKLY REPORT or DEATHS and Inter
me nfs in the City OF Brooklyn for the week ending
June 30, lsj0-Broncbits, l cholera infan,um, p
co1sump tien, 4 commissions, Group. conges
ton of brain, l congestion Of lungs, ? dropsy,
dropsy in the head, ; owned, . typhoid fever,
!; diseases Of the heart, ?; hopping cough,
Inflammation Of brain, . premature birth, 2 still
born. 3 variola, humps, l. Interments in
Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds, from New
York and other places, 49,
AccIDESTs-The Captain Of vessel laying
near the Fulton Ferry, tell on Saturday from the
rigging TO the deck and disocated his hip. He was
taken TO the Hospital. little boy, son Of Viii
liam Smith, mason, 249 Bridge st following a horse
which was being led by man in Ddtfeid st. and
striking him with small whip, unknown to the
leader, received a violent kick from the animal,
which stretched him bleeding and senseess on
the ground He was Immediately carried into the
drug store Of Judge Pierce, corner Of Ddhsldst.
and Myrtle-avenue, when his lower jaw was found
10 be broken, five of his front teeth knocked out,
and bis head Dju' ed Internally. He is considered
in a dangerous situation.
IsQUEsT-An inques, was held by Dr.. Ball Sun
day morning upon the body Of a woman named Ell
len Lynch, who died very suddenly the evening
previous Verdict Of the Jury Death by cho!e-
"a morbus, induced by excessive drinking"
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zor. No reason is assigned for the commission OF
the.rash act Deceased was native oil Ireland
80 Years OF age and has left husband anu I"V
children. Verdict Death by suicide
CAsuALrrEs-The Coroner on Monday morning
received notice Of the following cases awaiting BIS
action: At the foot OF RObinson-st the BODY o.
man was found in the river, and another AZ the I'o'
Of North Moore st At the foot Of Governeurst 10
the East River the body Of boy 10 years o,d ~as
found. On board the ship Isaac Wright at the 1907
Of Beekmsn st was the body OF child Is months
old. Cause Of death not mentioned.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning, about O'CLOCK
man named John Martin, while IN dangerous
state Of mind intoxicated, jumped from the dock
foot of North MOore-st ". II and wss dro Fned pc
fore he could be rescued. His body was soon al,
terward recovered. on which the Coroner vii hold
an inquest 70 day. The deceased was about =
year. Of age, born in Neu-York.
BURGLARrEs The dwelling Of Mr. Wi;ksteedsl
Carslst. was burgarously entered by false keys
on Sunday night and robbed of 5000 IN bank pills
and specie with which the burglar escaped.
The dwelling Of j. s. Benny los Washington st.
was burelariously entered on Sunday night by false
KEYS and robbed of sl45, mostly in Western mo-
ney, with which the thief escaped
GRAND LARcENY.-Mcbael Farley, keeper Of
lodging house at CO Cen,er.St. was yesterday Ia
ken into custody on charge of dsorderl co iduct
On bis person gold watch and chain, valued atSso,
which belonged to a Mr.. VIM. Atkinson, who lolSed
at the house a week previous and had his " Atcn
stolen, was found. Farley at the time denied all
knowledge Of the stolen property He was con-
rnitted By Justice Osborne 70 prison tor thai.
DRowYED-The Coroner held an inquest yes.
terday at No. Sc Robinsonst. upon the body OF
Mark Tompkins native Of Ireland, 45 years OF
age, who was yesterday found drowned at the
foot of Robinson ST. Deceased was intamperete IN
his habits. and was last seen by his family % Fri
day evening. Verdict " D cath by dro owning
SAVAGE AssAULT-Thomas katen was ar
rested Sunday by the Ninth Ward Police. on
charge Of assauting his wife on the corner OF Per
~ st. and Greenwich av. with pitcher, inHictnga
severe wound on her head
qFoUYD DEAD-The dead body OF boy about
l6 wears Of age found in the rlver a; the i5ot
of Governeurst. The Coroner was sent for
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L.G cARRINGTON Aaeaoa.e,

L. q CAKKINGTON Alcn0n-er
by JACOB ~. PLATr.-HAkDWARE. Guile
DRY AND DAMAGED GOODS-SALE THIS DAY
JACOB PLATT will sell This day 10 O'Clock, al hs
Auction Room . Plat 81 commencing With quantity Of
goods partially damaged by the late FIRE Ia Wat-rst
ssnR Of brass bssios plated aud britannia sooOns toy
pals and uGnks Ice breakers scratch avis, bed tavern
and Jacket lamps pepper boxes sptoons esckf kr.
Also nsw goods consisting OF liable sod picket cutlery
scissors shears. sod Eniyes spoons pafocks,
knob DO brass csndlescks tea trays and waters ivory
inves and forks banners haiche' brace ana bits, vloas,
powder hssks percussion caps, shot bells, &c.
Aso CASKS American Jspsuued door haudles surplus
pins and buttons To- close an esIate.
Also eco bundles polishing powder, to p'y advances on
same.
Also, csrded cutlery rszors, &c.
Also ali O'clock an invoice u james Msrlov's har.
ne,s ard ssddley hardw brass sad sps0ned Ean-s
hstnsss gig bucs les, errets hooks, &c jyZ IL
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IL W. NORRIS, Aucuoneer
SSAJEO VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

CPOUGHkEEPslE.-lU0b building lots 50 by us tse, 10
he sold Al suction by H. ". MORRIS, Auctoneer. on
TUESDAY, July TO- 1850 at IL O'CLOCK on ths D. emises
This property IL situated south Of the business pau OF the
village, loo rode from lhe Court House. on an ennsnce
giving an extensive view Of t1e Hudson River and land
scspe reaching from he Highlands south TO the Css
kili Mountains norm.
POughkeepse possesses superior advantages 10 climate
schools markets. &c Ito c Sc connection 70 New York
by the Hudson River Railroad renders convenient and
desirable psc- Of residence for doing business Ia
the city, and wishing to live and educate their Children In
this place
ride Of p hours the banks Of the Hudson, and a
view OF this beautiful village from College HUI, will
that he cannot hnd the banks Of III
river residence combining more Of the requisite Of human
comfort Than 10 here found
For particulars apply TO Caleb Barker, the premises,
Radclf Van Wagner, Land Agent, n Market Of or Of
H. w. NORRIS. Auctloneer,
iy2 ostl56isls' 26g Main a. Poughk sspsie
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nR. RICBAkDsON's sfhUP.-Oue OF tho Dess
Dremedes OF the age Dr. Richardson's Syrup for chol-
era cholers morbus and complaints and pain In The
stomach.
Sod at Dr. rrsphsgsns $50 Pesri-sL; Charles H. Ring,
1872 Broadway; al the Druggist store 46l do; Robert A.
Sands, 1888 Bowey; Hsydock, 2is Pesrlsi; also, Mrs..
Hsys IT'S Fulton-st Brooklyn city jel Sns
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AUCTION SALES.
s. GARDINER, Aucuoneer.
DY BALDWIN GARDINER,

u bIOe o13 brOalWay COT. Antn0nyst.
" Particular attention viii be given To ssles OF ssacy
Goods Porcelain Paintings nc. Also, furniture OF ia,n
lies giving up housekeeping. Also Stocks Of hsnufae
mrers &c All Of which respectfully solicited.
Having made an arrangement with Mr. A. G. FUTILE 70
bis salesman be- hopes TO merit Ihe patronage Of his friends
and the public iel isn
THIS EVENING, (Tussdsy) at so'clock.
P.IsTiNGS STATUARY, VASES, URSs. &c Being the
balance Of the goods remaining hand and 90 bs Iod
without reserve consisting Of msroe and slsoaser siau
ary, vases, tsZZss, &c.
Also choice collection ofvsluabe oil paintngs. Terms
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j. w BROWN Aucuoneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TUESDAY, ia.
Illy al 10 O'Clock ut So W.kerst J. w. bRDWN vii
sell a. auction above tDe furniture OF family lesgug
The eity consulting of s'fz psor aud other elas center
sId dining tables dressing bufeaux looking gizs.e spy
and pets oil cloth lamps grs1doles pictures &c.
Also the Kitchen furniture villa which the sale will com
meDce 1fl lds~
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EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS.

DOW DELICIOUS ia drangnt u pure cold water lhis
i hot an. sutry weather You have this luxury.
o. small expense bypurchssing minis Eat India Water
Coolers which wi Keep water cool several days by the
adciuun n small piece OF Ice beside being very
mental IL Appearance Fiers DO attached not "a
required Manufactured n great variety Of styles and
sizes 20 suit purchasers Also large assortment Of plain
and jspsbned Tinwsre. brAnniaware and Housekeeping
articles, for ssle, wholesale and retail, by
je5 lmeodh T. SMITH co. n Fulton at
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r HARMON. AlciiDneer -
S,UFRJFF,s SALE or THE STOCK OF AN
SINK MANUFACTORY--By HARMON MAS I,
store $40 Broadway THIS DAY. Tuesday al 10 O'Clock,
At No VS. Pesr-st consisting OF large STOCK II Pm ing
and Writing LEX
Also a con pels set Of Apparatus for makirg Lax Of
different kncs together with valuable Patent Right for
making the sane J<F
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70 OWNERS or MICHIGAN PROPERTY.

TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY.
rtrHE FIRM OF MACY DkI005, La1d sod rax
Agents At Detroit having been Dissolved y toe ex-
p,raiiun Of The " their agreement and George
kscy oavfnR sod the ardersgDed all bic io'efea 10
e CONCERN and retired sosO, Tue gndersikned peSs 70
Inform ell BE- bss since ne saio dssonu'nio
November ast conducted he business VI ne sad asrncy
nader n.s own nnu me- and f.s he VII c0nudge 70 desoUs
M. careful personal attention 10 u 10 AZ la branches Any
or5er, len y III OELOS W BEADLE, Esq al u Broad.
10" WIN. s. DRigOs
DErsoIr. June I, 1864. fell HistJ~os'
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members were elected to serve as officers Of the
A,sociation for the ensuing term;

Association fOf t1e eutulut totm'
President GcrOncs T. sasLDos let Vice President
Crane; tth do Jas w fedden; Corresponding Secretary
l. Mcmahon; Recording DO. w Clappi As istsni
Treasurer II II Tichenori 81 Trustee Oliver Denton
Conductor Louis Thesnne Assistant do L. Bailey Let
Doorie, per, James Pssfi o do I. menshOn.
DARING ASSAULT AND RoBBERY.-Oficer Fream
OF the First w ard. yesterday arrested two m-n
named VIM. Broderick and Michael Gynn, on
char Of violently assauting and robong Claon
H. laurent boarding 10 the house OF hoot Burns,
l4l Washington at IL appears that the sccu'eI
called upon Mr. Lawrent az his rom and reqIes
10 have private conversation with MIN OI Oo
ing admitted, they demanded his money anu 81
refusing 10 give tup, they seized penoIi -
which they struck him upon the head anu ~.
getting him down. robbed him OF 81 81. -
rent had belt around his body containing 20 o -
in eod and certificate Of deposit ior 9''fCo "
n opa ri the CITY Banks. This belt me rum 'u'
a,,emnted 10 cut bat were prevented by the inter
Ia,erce of the officer who arrested them On t1e
enc, In the scuhie Nc Laurent was severely
Ont in the hand and AYERS as MS oPlnioh 'uu' u'u
~ ogicer not M ade.hs appearance at the momen1
~. .he so.is wouId have taken his life. They were
t tas before Justice Lotbrop and committed to
prison for trial
ISoUysrs.-An inquest was held yesterday at
35e Third sv upon the body Of Eliza Peyer' ma.
tive of Rhode Island, IS years of age, who died
suddenly on Saturday while riding IN carriage oil
disease of the heart Deceased had been uaweii
for about three months past Verdict accordingly.
The Coroner also held an inquest at 100 oixh-sv.
upon the body of VIM. Turner, native OF England,
70 wears of age who was taken suddenly Ill about
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and died a few
hours after from inflammation OF the bowels verdict
accordingly