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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Uater Cure.
Hle0ital.

DRIVATE LYING-lN ASYLUM
u Applications for admission must be made ~ JAMES
KENNEDY NJ D. No. l0s Dusne-Park.
IL gives much pleasure 70 recommend the above In
stHUtOn calculated 10 effect much good. think DR.
Kennedy skiIful and well fitted manage such estab
lisbment. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. ID.
O2Z ImMEMs
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mo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

Proposals will be received by the Monmouth Coun
y Plank Road Co till the st day Of March next for build
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK no AID from keypor, 70
FTeet old Monmouth Co N j. distance of 1871 miles,
the work be commenced early the Spring and com
pleed the day of October next with the exception
three miles Of said road for which separate proposals VII
be received TIL the LIST day of November the worn 70
be commenced Immediately after the contract TAKEN and
be completed by the LIST day Of January neI Address
JOHN HERBERT, Marlboro, n j. DANIEL SrlLL-
WELL Middleown Point, N. j the subscriber. Key.
port. N. j. ALFRED WALLiNt, SECRETARY.
40 2ms
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Jn0ia Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER SHOES and CAR
Il sPRINGS-Two prizes have Just been AWARDED 10 me
by the American Institute for
list Best India Rubber Shoes u, No..
"a Rest India Rubber Car Springs tFuler's Patent
This proves the superior quality OF the GSoos maze p
$50 I'm IL H. Ia L No 90 No''tia"1e -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Jnsuramre Companies.

JnsnrGtlff WompG1teS.
Office Of the nm
GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE Gu
~ No. 81 wall-st corner Of Pearl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
AZ election held this day the following ss5sen,.s
chosen Directors Of this Company for the sss1S
Sampson MsOre. Moses Taylor, George k.osI
Benz. II. Sherman, Marshall Pep0on, Prance o<lnsy
Peter Martin, AlersDr II. Grant Chas bnnsa,nss s
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter, James b. VIZ
Henry Edey Isaac c. Taylor. William h,l1psS01
Al q subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAnnaLro.sS
MOORE, ESQ., unanimously reelected rIs.ss
the Company. j. MILTON bniIh' Sso''~'
Hew-York, Feb. :, 1881. 49, No
E.B-This Company continues 10 insure Be.lanss a
ehandise Househod Furniture Vessels In Per-, 49,
the most favorable terms. All losses pfom7uv va
and paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
LIQUID HAIR

- DYE-BATCHELOR'S Liquid 10 so celebrated ~
successful that II IL exciting the cupldy Of host u
taors The public be careful 30 get The senunsa
BACHELORS Wig Mandatory, No Wall 81 vAcs
Il 10 sold Wholesale ard retail applied THIS DYE hs
ssen IN successful operation for the last twelve 'eas sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
harm, near YONKERS, FOR SALE

II Containing 10 acres Of which 90 are wood sood
fruit water the land excellent situation romantic ane
healthy with view down Long Island There Is new
dwens and all the out, houses are very good Inc
aaty except Sundays. Il and cents fares IL lee "
milcs northeast Yonkes Station, and miles ~est OF
-. .e.,. $50 If
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GebooIs.
HARRINGTON ACADEMY

I ANGUAGES. A Gentleman. JUST
- RETURNED PROM EuRoPB, wishes 10 give lesson, in
the German, English and French languages and calls aser
ton 10 the ae that German and French gentlemen who
wish % perfect themselves the pr0Rgaclsroa of M Eng
,t anSrege. DO with particular adUanage a. bis
intimate knowledge OF the different aloms will greatly Ia
eihfate progress; N B.-Conmsrcial corespon ace
Taught horouE hy Apply for particulars 20 S. LEH-
MANN No Us Grand-st., doors from Broadway.
GO lnMWsFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

NOR SALE-TwO valuable Lots on Goth
II st. near Madison av 50 by half the block Ihey con-
TAI Cottage HOME aud two Stables. House rents Tor
S33e; Stables $40 Also property on ID sy near Nth-
st. Lot Is by le0-con'ans t~o story BRICK House on
front and three story brick Shop on rear Prce tf0e
Also other cheap roJey in the upper part Of the c
Apply 10 r. h KfNSHIMER, No 3l9 4th av.. nom 70
and After O o'clock. NJ I'M
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NOR SALE.-Yonkers Lots, beautifully
situated On the short distance above the De-
not comms nng the finest view, and unsurpassed
or scenery and health, the most reason-
able terms Apply to JAMES BASHFORD on the wharf,
or r. BALDWIN. Yonkers, or L. W. STARR No. 1871
William St New York on lms
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vHO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec


u rotary u several Building and Loan Associations,
kesps register (or the inspection Of members aud ohers
OF all property offered for sale IN this city Brooklyn and
Wismskagh Persons having houses or lots for sale
lease will find greatly their advantage to leave de-
scriptoa and price Of their property with PECARR,
Office No 400 Hester 8. Center
NB--Perscnx desrous of purchasing leasing house,
los may suit themselves By examining the subscrbes
rurister sl9 sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
-nGH.RRIDGE lots FOR SALE.

u Il iGHTH-AvENUE RAILROAD These Los
stuated the Westcheser side OF the Harlem hver
between McCombs Dam Bridge and the Nigh Bridge
Any person acquainted with the suburbs Of this city viii
perceive on viewing the High Bridge LOTS that they pos
great advantages for residences over all other
the and that they far cheaper than any other
property al well situated The bill for the Sth Railroad
having been signed by the MAYOR the road wild no com
menced forthwith and speedily finished please inquire
and learn the fac The for the entire lesgh Of the
rad 10 he bat Ave cents The scenery presented from
almost every part Of this property exceedingly interest
ing embracing most beautiful OF land and
This property also has wide front upon the Harlem River,
thereby Attending every facility for boating and fishing For
mspS aud other Information, apply to
OH ID u. MINrON. No II Cedar. ST Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
At PRIVATE SALE.-The 3-story

"A Frame House and Lot the west side Of 10th az
between Esd and ATHEIST commencing ID feet from the
poh-w eat corner Of isd and 0thave House " by o.
with Kitchen m the rear ~ by IS Lot 20 by 100 For
terms and ma ulars apply 70 the AuctioDeers,
nsIw COLE Chiffon, No. Wali-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

rITIZENS FIRE INSUkANsNoxc.
~ COAPANY-Ofnces 81 WALL-SI. and v ~
RRY.-This company with cash capital OF
Sl5O,OOO, ,.ssN
and large surplus. securely invested c.lnees ~
Against loss damage by TIRE, dwelling 20
okanase, household furniture, and all descnpusa'
soaA Property, OF the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS ,.sa
Jeremiah Johnson, Alolze Aiyord, Daais san.
William " ailace Thomas Nc Eirath. Luke bHA~'
VIM Valentine, James c. Baldwin, Jay jaw piss.
''hh ha iIa.', ,,,I HSesr g,rhsy ws,srss1
DANIEL HU2grfT,, rgVfu
5a.-s : 1919. seecyl1S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
MALT KILN TILES

IL FIRECLAY, Ache subscribers, importers Of FIRE
Bricks Malt Kiln Tiles &C have constantly on e S,na
bridge Huknmn,r and aChanoe" de- and esrntrk"
Fire Bricks, common and fancy shapes
Fireclay Welsh Lumps and Oysnles.
Malt Kiln Tiles, Is h0e-a very superior artcie
CoaI-Btumnous and Anthracite Of all descriptions for
sale 10 lots 20 suit purchasers. Apply 70
SAML. THOMPSON NEPHEW,
snf su4 No rs pear-r NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

ENOR SALE-Very Cheap for Cash.
Il splendid 6l-octaye rosewood Piano Forte Apyys
No. So Franklin st. ni0UHW&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
NARM FOR SALE-In Oxford, Che

II mango Co. New-York, containing about Sso acres OF
land well divided tillable pssture and meadow shh
we'll fenced This farm hes In the Chenaugo Valley hav
ing 50 acres Of fat meadow land on the west oanA o. ne
aourishipg Academy under the direction OF IT'S able prn-
cipal, Mr. AbbottJ CATHOLIC. Eplscopalan prssoItenan
winter 30 head Of cattle good sabng for the same WI
sso rssc from GOO to bushels oats 800 bjshels corn
and ems 90 ns of good hay which, and for other
dnce good market had the village, which II on the
Inns Of he Chepaago Canal and distant from New Yok
o.lv ~ hours For further particulars, apply 10
ETHAN RAY CLARKE. IN sad Oxford,
Inn or In SAM W. CLARKE Warwick. X. L.
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p U Pills WANTED Miss A.

- WRIGHT. who has resided yeays IL German, /.
deCus Of obtaining pupils 20 instruct the Gerr1sn and
trith u 20 80 fFeF 'eff--c 80 l. rl4s,ss Pit
e...c q. :. La ~, IL a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

"UE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

Il IGNUM VITE.-For sale In lots, as
u 4 wanted quantity Of Lignsm vitn-smsii nZes aud
very handsome AohIi% MY
NJ ,awWkFtf No 70 south .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

I & &C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS & FIs
a. CHER, Manufactory and Wareroom, ITO 0resawieh
ct corner OF DEFY PIANO fORrES warranted. with ~
bridge and pate tube, well calculated for keeping
Ia tune. Pano-Forss tuBed. repaired and exchanged.
O3l 3na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

ERISLY BEAR-Just arrived from Cal
NJ iforna and for sale chesp-one year old and per-
fecty docile Also, q BLACK MONkEf-ektrsmeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
L1IRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL

III awarded to JAMES H. GROVESrEEN BY ns
Institute their late FAIR. for the best PLANO
FORTE -WareToom No. Ia Grand street. three doom
East of Broadway Mandatory Nos 10 and Wet For
teenth street near SIXTH New York Piano FORTS
Tuned and Repaired Also, Second asnd Piano sors
taken in exchange. All orders thankfully received uA
punctually attended to. ell sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
SHUS STEERS DRAINING and

8 SH STEERS DRAWING and
~ PAINTING ACADEMY, No. 400 Broadway
Instruction will be gwen IN DRAWING and PAINTING
Of all kinds Separate class for ladies' Saturday class
for female teachers Genrlemen's class FIR On TO
O'CLOCK, p. NJ. EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLE
MIN. Drawing from Plaster Casts fron 10 O'Clock p
Fcf particulars see circulars sws
NOTICE.-Mrs. MEARS has removed
Y her French and English BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES TO No a West FIfteenth-
(beow the Jh where she has increased acconmo-
daton for Boarding and Dav Pupils Cacalars AZ No "a
Vert I5th-st., or at Messrs ROE LOCKWOOD SONS
No al BroadW ns Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

A L PRIVATE SALE-i26 desirable
"a BUILDING LOTS, at HARLEM, commencing at iossh-
st. and extending IN ll6th ct, and from Avenue to ID
WITH leo feet Of valuable aud privileges
the East River. will be sold in lots
for pl,ce terms, and further particulars apply TO An
ThONl J. BLEECKER AuctiOneer, No. Broad st.
nl3 lw
EOR SALE, at CENTRAL NORRIS
y ANIA-'e feet from the New Depot. corner Lot.
50 BY Zoe feet prcs Ssee also, Sc lots Paramount
near Upper Morsania De pot Inquire Al No S Fulton ST.
- stoSy. e25 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

DIANOS for Sale and to Hire, at 7 Bar.
Il clsy-st opposite the Astor House. from d to O.
tayss in rose wood ard mahogany cases. =.
90 3ms JAS THOMPSON, late Tauman Rsndsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

II New-Jersey; one OF 90 acres. with two houses and
heY buildings good order and fence well stocked with
fruit Also one OF ~ acres without buildiRgs in sight
Of Nsw-York near SCOTS Plains, 20 miles distant the
wood ON viii pay onc-haf cost For further particu-
laia inn ure nj No, 29t Broadway OLD iras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

GHANGHAE FOWLS. - Sure bred
~ Shanghai Fowls for sale at the coal ONCE csner fn
and Thompson They bred from the imported STOCK
~ - nBiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

A GRIZZLY BEAR, from California,
IA perfectly tams,) with Monkeys. Birds &c, forming
small r1enaxere SALE the owner being unable 20 AZ
tend terms, Sc apply personally or oJ stter
(post -paid) 20 J. @. THOMAS No los Avenue b. New
York niS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
SUPERIOR UPRIGHT COTTAGE

~ PLANO EORTEs. No. SIS Broadway. o. 7. JACOB
son having hand at his Ware Rooms, No 635 Breadwp
an assessment Of very superior Upright Cottage PAN
Fortes invites his friends and the public general 10 cS
and examine HIS Instruments before purchasing else"her
For strength (beng srnged and beauty Of tone they
nsuTpassed By any other instrument in the city, ad
curing less tuning than the square Piano lie waIfsh
them for a period of two Yeas. hHl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

EOR SALE at bAhuA ~ ~. ~ h, uIU~ sI
- -~xsvn moroyements and located In gcoo Iocston
Ts,ms easy Also shef property ven cheap &
20 1T n a. 800 each lot z0I 100 lots with cot
- soS stables ON IN 3oth ST. between sth ana Maoon
49, % ioc houses oath r near Attn av houses On
9Sshsf \ very cheap property on "a hs near <'s
- 10 q KINSHfMER, No 3l9 4th-av hlV IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
TNOR SALE, a COTTON MILL, ant

WATER POwER-The Mil Is 50 feet square. IN
vhich Is all the necessary machinery Tor making Earn
onsstins of coo Danfeth Spndles Cards Picker Draw
me Frame Washing Mil. speeder Winding FRAME Spoo'
or, &C.. DC. ssn,.h,. Their. ere On
.he nrsmses S good Dwelling Houses Barn, CARNAGE
Houss Ec &c u of highly cultivated Land, WIN
youo. APPLE Orchard Of grated trees Ihs saxsye
1snnfscurIng establishment IS within neufs nIe VI e
Ctx hy rsiiroad The whole be bought at bargain
ana on mos' ia'oie"' A. p. SMITH.
ss~. No Is Nassau st, Room I'll, up stars
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T CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w HOUSE and Ship-Furnishins warerooms, NO
asa Grand 81 New York where will be found complete
assortment Of the following articles Feathers har moss
and hask also beds mattresses palssses and cushions
also bedste ads of every description VII patent screw
iron ont lock ont iron screw cottage and trundle COTS
&c also splendid variety Of paper hanging oofdsI5
bsir and snrinr mattresses N Bold beds and mat
tresees renovated and made over equal TO new,by
W. CRAwBUCK, No 35s Grand ct; seeona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

Observation-Disclosures about pa.
IL chasing Pianos will find II 20 their advantage 10 cab
Glenn Cos snufactoy, is fulton Ct t~e:t OF Bros
wsy) A general assortment of mahogany and rossvoa
Pianos constantly n hand which will be sold low for csn
approved pspsf. Dealers supplied ON liberia terms
a7o II n GLENN co lp RutoBd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

OsALE /, Jeney Cny.-The two-story Fran: Co'tage
IN Steuben near Prospect ST. with st now IL. ioi sh
ner snnum Also, the three story Brick corner, win
Store m rapidly improving neghb9rh9ed corner rros
ferses CITY Fun uaranree deeds Will be gwen terms
liberal Apply 10 IL McCOMB, Steubenst Jersey CiV'
~ " 'A-' " MA ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Danring Gfbools.
PRIVATE DANCING

lvl inform the ladies' and gentlemen of New York that
She has recommended her instructions n DANCING, 10
The sle ncld room of the Suyyesan Institute, NO oo9
Rroad ay here she resides For particulars apely from
II 10 ZAP NJ. rooms y and iS. nb W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

~ and DAUGHTER respectfully announce that Their
classes above commencing al Constitution man.
Ma $50 Broadway at No 300 Eighth and at Gothic
Hall BROOKLYN For particulars see CIRCULAR 70 be ad as
above. n b-rhe Extra Evening Class for eded tades,
will commence at ard continue until IT, MS wv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX
Seven DAYS Later from Europe

The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax on Mon
day noon She brings no tidings of the Atlantic
The English general news is of riing interest, and
the papers are chiefly filled with speculations relative
to the exciting topics likely to engage the early at
tention of Parliament. 1t is confidently asserted that
the Chancellor of the Exchequer will have surplus
of no less than four millions sterling for the year.
Public expectation is strongly in favor of large re-
duction in taxation, and amongst the most prominent
articles named for reduction of taxes, are the win
dow and paper duties.
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon appears to have
gained for the time being complete mastery over
General Changarnier and the National Assembly.
The committee of public safety have reported the
following resolution In regard to the late measures
OF the Government, and an exciting debate relative
thereto was going on in the Assembly at the latest
date.
The National Assembly, acknowledging the right
OF the executive power to dispose Of military COM
mands, bames the use it made of that right and de
cares that the General is Chief of the army of Par
is, preserves the title TO the confidence which
the National Assembly testified TO him in the sit
ting of third instant and passes to the order of the
day.
An unquet feeling pervaded all classes in Paris
on Thursday, and the Assembly was crowded to
excess. An amendment had been proposed and
would probably pass, stating that the Assembly
had no confidence In the Ministry. AT the conclu-
sion of the latest telegraphc dispatches Mr. Lamar
tine was making an able address in defence of the
President.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.-The news
from the Duchies is that the Holsteiners have made
an unconditional surrender to the King of Denmark
through the nstrumentality of the Austrian and Prus
sian commissioners. The army has been disban-
ded, and the chief members of the Stadtholderate
have retired TO Hamburg
ITALY.-Accouns from Rome and the Papal
States represent growing apprehension and uneas-
ness among all classes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05
Massachusetts, Legislature.

TUESDAY, Feb. A.
| SEEATE.-Sundry House papers disposed of in con,
! currence.
Petitions presented and referred-By Mr.. Dewitt.
pet on of Eli Thayer all for an act to incorporate
a Female Seminary in Worcester; by Mr.. Bucking
ham, petition of lack Porter and others for an act OF
incorporation for Bank in Cambridge.
Mr.. Wilkins, from the Committee on Railroads and
Canals, reported bill granting charter for Rail.
road from Danvers to Georgetown
communication was received from the Governor,
stating that large number of claims for bounty ands
under recent law of the United States were now in
the Secretarys office, and that tie papers substantial
ting the claims were sent to Washington in 1928 un-
der the administration of Gov. Euss and his Excel
ency requests that the Legislature may take such
sures as will lead to the of said documents. Re-
ferred TO joint committee on claims.
The bill for the better preservation of municipal re-
Cords with the various amendments added thereto was
ordered to be printed
The bill granting further time in the Boston, Barre,
and Gardiner Railroad construct their road was pas,
sed to be engrossed.
MIR. Basset, from the Committee on Towns, reported
bill to annex part of Dracut to Lowell.
HOUSE. Petitions, &c. presented and referred
VI Hiram Allen and others for bank in Webster
OF sundry inhabitants of Pelham be Otto Amherst
OF the Overseers Of the Poor of Mbury for allow
ance for the support of State paupers Also, several
on the subectso an asylum for inebraes, and the furnish
ing OF anatomical diagrams to schools.
Mr.. Netteton of Chicopee, moved to take from the
table the petition of the Lexington and West Cam
bridge Railroad Corporation, and refer the same to the
Committee on the Judiciary, with instructions to con-
slider the expedency of reporting provision in rel-
ton to the issue of preferred stock by incorporated com
panles. The motion advocated by Mr. Nettleton
and opposed by Mr.. Colant of Randolph, and then
adopted.
Passed to be Enacted. Resolve for the pay of the
late acting Clerk of the House.
Mr. Hammond of Lynn moved to reconsider the vote
| of Tor do IL, H..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05
The Great Fugitive Case

KossUTH COMING TO AMERICA. The Go.
mer Polski announces that the affair of The
Hungarian refugees has been finally arranged
America has offered them an asylum which
they have accepted, and has undertaken tc
provide for their wants the Ottoman Govern
ment pays their expenses TO Liverpool, AM
the English Government their expenses Il
America. This arrangement was propose.
by the Ottoman Government and acceded Il
by England and America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05
CON CIR E S S.

TUESDAY, Feb A.
SENATE.-The report of the Directors of the
Sint was received and read also the report of the
secretary of State, with the correspondence relating
70 the possession and right of the Hudsons Bay
Mr. Atchison presented petition for'the value Of
the slave hired by the Quartermaster of the U. S.
Army, who, it appears, has escaped.
Mr. Hale moved to lay the petition on the table.
Lost After some debate the petition referred
to the Committee on Claims.
MI Hale presented petition for the repeal of the
fugitive slave law. Laid on the table.
Mr. Borand presenteda petition in favor of the
acquisition of Cuba
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the bull to establish Minis in New York and San
Francisco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05

FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD Acc1pENr.-Near
midnight, last Wednesday night, as train from the
West over the Erie Railroad was going at the rate Of
25 miles an hour, by the sudden breaking of rail-
the rear car containing 80 or 40 passengers was de-
tached from the others, thrown off the track and
down an embankment of 40 feet rolling over and
over in it progress and plungng at the distance of
300 feet from the track into the Delaware river
The car was greatly broken in its travel, and the
passengers knocked about terribly but strange as it
certainly was, no one was killed. 1t was feared
several were drowned in the river, but as vet no one
is positively missed. Nearly all of them were
greatly bruised one, Mr. Hotchkiss, has rib bro
ken with other severe injuries, and Mr. Ogden of
Oswego was another Of the most severely injured.
The car in going down the embankment struck
telegraph post and snapped it in two like pipe
stem. To add to the sufferings and inconvenience
Of the occasion, the night was intensely cold and
those who fell into the water had their clothes fro
zen in two minutes. The point of the accident was
200 miles west Of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05

MURDER IN PAwTUcKET MAss-Mr. John
Mcslann was found on Monday morning dead in his
bed. His scull was fractured and there was Sc
we're cut over his temple Patrick Cunningham and
wife with whom the deceased boarded, have been
arrested on suspicion of having been the murder
ers.
MORE Particulars RELATIVE TO THE MUIR
DER Pawtucket, Mass. Feb. a, l P. NJ. The daugh.
Ter OF Cunningham told deputy sheriff Robert Sherman,
Esq, that her father was to bury midnight on
Sunday. On searching the house, McMann was found
hid between two beds. Cunningham is in irons at the
Me ,hanics' House, guarded by officer. Folks ac-
cused him of numbering former wife, who died very
suddenly.
This morning he was up for examination, which was
held in secret and has not yet terminated.