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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-06

There are in the State Of Indiana l45,of7
persons, over 81 years Of age who cannot
read o.. write.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-06
Tncendiarism.

The following letter from respectable
source in Utica, IN. y saye the Baltimore
American, discloses facts ofa very remarka.
bio character. They wore briefly stated in
teIegraphic despatch published some days
since, and the details now given not only
confirm them,but exhibit degree of deprav-
ity 10 the gratutous and wanton preparation
OF crime which it is truly painful to contem
plute. A career of enormity like this has its
certain issue in a shameful death on the gal
lows:
Urea. IN. Y)APRIL 10, 1851.
Our city police have recently brought to
light ono ofthe most extraordinary gang of
incendiaries that ever cursed a community.
Over Sl50000 worth of property has been
destroyed by some forty-thrcc or four diff
ferent fires during tho past eighteen months,
embracing stores, hotels, dwelling houses
shops lumber yards. and churches-all of
which now turn out 10 have been set on fire
by some five or six young men attched to
two engine companies. should perhaps,
except two small fires. The proof against
them is sufficient, and their conviction is cef-
tain, and it is more than probable that they
will plead guilty Some instances have
ooSI eisoll lii lHe hIst ucsIOe' WHICH ls puI.-
ishable by death. The most remarkable fea-
ture in the whole transaction is the utter want
ofmotve to prompt to such ,onormity. Tho
very men who put the torch to the buildings
worked the hardest at tho fire. the young
man who helped me to get into the study and
save the library of our pastor, at the fire of
our church, was the identical person who
went up to the steeple and set the edifice on
fire. He is now in prison awaiting his trial
for arson in the first degree. The only rea.
son assigned bu the guilty parties is that
they wanted little fun and frolic, and that
they went on undeteeted until they acquired
a sort of mania for such excitement, rs tho
French do for, suicide
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-06

The German population Of Wisconsin 10
ever 100000. ,.n-.,. a.,., ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Ex,editiop into the Interior Of Africa.

pur re.defS Hll remember that early IN l-1Vi hl'
Richardson an AGENT Of the British Government,
togetter with TWO German sayants, and select e.
corr started from Iripoll on an eKpeditlOh 10 er
Moro tho interior Of africa The Latest iniorhatiod
frou these gentlemen : contained IN ietIef f'df
one Of them Dr. Bath, 10 the Brush Consul Gen
eral n Tucoli dated the 2sth FEBRUARY 'ast. Inc
e,redition had rear he'd KsnO, On the ROAD 70 the
Kingdom Of B0mOn. where they expected 70 aifl'e
IN The month OF Apnl The expedition had pa'sc1
through many dangers and ciihculte,i VIA nv
greater misfortune than the loss 81 llite PIopo,,
OF Which Il was robbed ~ the IHlsa- NE - d
powerfl trbe who innaot GASES IN the 9dnaia W
Great Desert AID noted tor ther IhiDspiId.if -
travellers Il u singular ana interesting To- lNas
th.,e Tuarks whose only iood j. cduel MIA hIil
a few dstes are the most powerful, athielIci anu
war,ike race Of The centre Of Africa.
IT. Rsrth mentions vast tract OF ier'he ana
,t-,roh vhleh he passed ID the region OF the "fedt
-shaTs ard whcn mas renamed ehtfey VhAio" IA
- ,r.veI,ers and geographers lie deserves IL as
- me- N considerable extent, beautifully "ooced,
with number Of small rivers pressing through L. any.
s,s~enfIbIe OF TIE highest degree Vt cultt Anon. II
h Inhabited only by animals among "hch ne iieh-
,iors the elephant buffalo hon. CRANE &c.
D,,riua The progress OF the voyage. Df. bdr'h a.
~ near pershjug IN the desert whilst the ekpeil-
,,r VA rassng through the country 81 the iUarAs-
Hsvtng ett the caravan for shor Tune, tor the plf-
ros Of making some geological inyestig atlOh' ne
Ssa.ursble a. nod Il again. and wandered through
The sard. for three DAYS and nights he vas Dti
when sIreadv h a state Il teilrum preceding ma
cisso'utIon. bv Tuark and brought back 70 M
,es,sr.n Washington kepuoic'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

some DAYS ago a man in . Turkish dress, and of
very wretched appearance, arrived 10 Lille. lie
could not speak word OF french. Several persons
who knew something oi tine Eastern languages were
for. but could not understand word of wh-t he
SAID AMER passing the nlg 10 ~ the guard lie
Was sent on by The railway tO Pans. 10 ma. been
since ascertained that The Turk p. 90 very clever
workman, who has been sent from the interior Of
bis country BY the master no employs Ann IN The
Manufacture Of shawls and w0r>te studs, IN Or Ter
10 study N that branch ~ business IN France al
England, and particularly cDrdia systems OF dress
iug Il appears that he lost hls trunk IA Hungary
with part Of his money. Fortunately. be has let
tcrs Of intrOduct on 10 the Ottoman Ambassador
where a crecIi is opened 20 him. Sd that ne vii be
able 10 fuhl the object OF h. MISSION lie Is TO pio-
ce,G 10 London to VISIT ihe Exhibition.
On Tkursday was solemn zgd the marriage u
Richard MoncAton Mines ESQ. VI =, Only sou Of
NJ = Mines. ESQ of 6ysfCle Hall and Bawtry. ia
the county of York and Hon. Annabel Crewe, young
est sister Of Lord CrcWe. The bridesmaids ere Hon
Miss Cotton. Miss Grcvllc Mss auny Blackburne,
anc Miss Washington. After the ceremony the whole
pagty proceeded 10 CTewe Hall. where >umDtuOus
f.i.hnlr was provided. The HAPPY pair left IN the
afternoon for Tedtesey Park the seat Of Lord Hath
ertop. previous 10 tour or the continent. Post
TIE FLYNG ExFERINENr.-lt appears that the
account OF VI. D'ATslAe, when We have published,
was 4 complete hoax GahgnQHfs Messenger says
Some OF the journals have published a long and
very detailed account OF pretended experiment By
convinced az he tine that this was a hoax. and
therefore did not give IT, TIE GGcetis DC franz 81
Yesterday states, on tie authority Of persons Who
were ment Onod a. having been present a. the ex'
permtnt That every Inc of the article "as pure m
Vtuf.Ou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Barring. Brother, Circular.

Per Cna7d1 LONDON. fuiay. Aug 2. 1871.
There las been more demaAd for COFFEE, COTTON and
INTiGo p1ce, OF which rather dearer bur SUGAR
asan lower. BpEADsTUFFs depressed. with large
rlyals rom abroad and favorable harvest prospects
WHEAT = p ar and FLOUR Is > Dol. cheaper. Money
ha teen demand. and higher rates have oeen paid
ID other arteIs, though the minimum bans rates o ds
count remain cent. GOLD less IL nand, aud Arsr-
Eagles difficult # sale a, IS ID ounce BAR siL-
vER - q. new Dollars Is. Il I'd
AsHEsThe stock consists II 783 hbls Canada Pot, and
3S7 oil Canada Pearl Win ~ bos ntet States Pea
G hbls Montreal Pot and 80 bbs Pearl 10 sale TO-DAY
were bought - CD u. AID BIS 800 ~ sesp.c-
lively
CooHNFAL-5otags have been offered ~ a9ca0n chiefly
Hll1ula SyeT WI Cd have principally been disposed Z
al ofIer rers, Say from as Sd "ih black from =
Coeoi-5,o tse. Trindld have been disposed o.: from
3 - for orderly 20 jis 81 FOR very the. BENG vey
prices.
CoFFEE-The Nsits rlands Trading COMPANY nave adj
yeIil>ec tlef ag'n1L sales they cDmpnse io'@s uass
nc -" a.. aAC place a. The follow Lg dates w <u5s i2s
~ heri, a. u 10 an Il Septeoef 49, y 11-s a. An
sefcsm TIE S'n Lnd % ~ bags I'm - ItenDrr Al
Fcceurg the 0ua1.r beng less than al been Gici-
lated ruces # ord Goa ANY Java N Holland nave A.
salcsc ru -. cents and have eNpenencfd more
general den nc consequence and n advance ~ = LIS
tera .sfal she'd "a Naive Ceylln 81 which 800 Tags
have hen Ia f-r az. u uu = a.. ard holders
rru ~ -. IL Plantation Als 90 fsAs 1d t- az A.
acctcn have ID brskiy Al Al inpf9. sneh' I . a.
.uar terms The tr>lBess m other Les l1n- has been
confined 70 LOO tazs sta Rca ~ Sses 80 ha.s RIO
- IS 20 tags dainlset X ~ c - ~ ne pa. ~
ION * Is &c iol hsi-caSs AM ~ DDS rcfio MO al Nv
IT. adces Iou tn ether a { ltaclta ports ae $50
NOR favorable tie Hlhurg e-ter recei' I'd tday orI--
ins hzter r1tfs cargo % too ha2s so,-l mrs! no
fee II particular reported 20 have been
sold day AZ 35> 81 aroar deliverable at Hamburg
A. cur CCRN metsst. MONDAY, prices u HEAT de-
ciLet ? l.. AMI FLOUR IS ssc1 AID barrel. and tie
wade has ruled heavily snce OF foreign OATS, We hae
hsd supply Of upwards u "a coo Us. and prices hlye
man dull Two carcnes % Galafz INDIAN COEN arrived
have been sold Pc 81 s-ss the demand continues
serY unied We quOe American FLoUR Us sis peE
CoTTos-Ibe sales f1r the vee4 have consisted Of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Mr. Kennedy at Brussels.

From The Moniieur beige OF the Zobn VI
las, u,onth saw The R>yubiie, Ne learn tiaI .
Kennedy Esi, the Cnel Of tae he I",s,,,
=, that time at Brussels pursuing the OBJECTS oi
= on6ic character with winch he mad been charged.
ia reference 10 National statistics, " lst depart
.ayt n the fac; Of his being there had not been
Si~actly stated We should have recognized his hant
N a ysry clear and peTspcuous statement OF tbs
census feature OF the Government OF the Untef
states and the particular requisisions and results
under OyT Las, census
The statistical department OF the Government Of
Belgium IS might be supposed from the antiquity
Of rs Institutions, and is narrower limits more per-
feet 10 It's details Of rs branches than nat Of
the United states and ally IN all that relates tn
the agricultural production Vi the country, i haoiv.
ard Is progress. In these respects u cannot be
doubted that information may be obtained nom
Will be Of much advantage to the United States IN
arrangements az the Dekt recurrence Of o1' decen
nal Census.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
smiling Of the EurOpa.

BosrON, wednesday. Aug. %.
The ROYAL Mall steamship Europa, Captain Lott
sailed at noon today for Liverpool with % passen-
gers, and 10 for Halifax.
lar Lirerrool-Thomas Groom, wife. daughter and
son. r smith 6 H. Appleton, Samuel Longicllow
of Boston MIR OTIS and wife, Braiteboro Vt. T.
Reed. Montpelier. Vt. r. h LIi'leded. Gardner
Me A. J. Peck and Henry Hart. New-iork' l.
Anslev, y Orleans B. l.. COmmonfIeur. LOUISIANA
Rev g. Berkley, {. Russell, T.. W Arthur and j.
Vincent England John Never, Germany Charles
Hndlev. Scotland J. Kennedy, Brt. Consul at la
vana Manuel Cardenas. Of New-Grenada Walter
HTidre and J. I. Cromwell residence unknown.
For Ha5ar-J. Wmslow. Jr.. J. B. Cough \.
Flseg ". d Flaeg, Mrs. Whtcom0, II. 4 Dick
orson. ] Morton. J. Watson, wife and child. >1e
took ont very little specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

pr F.rrfo LIVERPOOL. saturday, Aug .
There change az Importance M tne PROVISION
narset BtFF remains last reported, interior me-
with or Is retail inquiry. a. declining prices, while 'he
i,tter qua Cs aIr nrm Porn more ln cured i1f bnt
OH, limited assortment 4 American and h, prettn''nS
holders check business BACON continues % Or moved
.Ivf. sttie extreme quotations LAID has been Hpr-
tratina some holders pectmg higher Prices "hre one
lave mt TIE demand freely 70 last weeks rates the sales
Of, the week amounting 90 about so tnuS
From the continuance of fine weather, and heaNY m
ports the Cons market aas IA thcr gwen way Ihfrr -
trr "a rltatl business DONG. importer, rather than
lrce their late arrivals upon the market are Wireh0sing
me arrivals Of FLOUR ard WHEAT have been Nr, nc
and m hsence 4 speculation have gwen way 3D. els
ar barrel and pa - rer blshe, with merely reini
business doing 90 The dealers IorlNDAN CORN there IS
Int, az mo- demand and Prices are Is er quarter lower,
Waut any apparent cheek % the depression Sales rom
ne C,av az without difficulty made al POS for yclloN
2s> 40 .es for ~ AIfe =.
FRrIefs are shade 6rmer Weight oder freely 10 New
yufA while 90 other ports is NOT over annnd mt -
sergcrs are more numerous, and - - now l,hani.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

A.r,--rne demand continues limited aud prices rnthcr
hover 10 Cd having accepted tor Pot and I,s Ji 10
- fcwt for Pc1lL o.,
T,pprNrrsF-2tO bbls far quality sold At i 81. ef
.A1D a.. 800 btls At - "a. % Sc. cst
TAR Nos1leF tO rclori.
Rr.N-i coo bbis sold at s. ID 10 Is ID, according 70
qualify. 49, 81.
IAFr-Ahouf Co tuus sold AZ i3s. g. Is cwt.
TALON mas teen 70 better demand ~ Jbs I'd iJf y Pc
t,rsturg yellow cand' D. nothing done m American
SPIRITS or TURrENriNE are IN lar deuaho a. '''' ~
a. ID = swt .,. c,.,.. D.,
Ol-T0 tuns pale Seal Oh have been sold az LSs los 20
ga fr $50 TINS palm OIL ON the SPOT, sold a. y -
I'll - ~ . ur and tuus 10 arrive A. - lbs - III
DYEwooDs-Tte Transactions have been united I'd ~
TIM. Carreachs To4wooD az - ljs 90 &c tnn, 80 ms
>ayaria FC.ril . - Il. cd lad 10 tuns HAYWOOD At
80 A. DENsfsrOUN CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Ha,re Market. .TngRsDAY. ~, !

I.sra,e you On the ih INST y the Bac steamer ne
l,,, d,v fhe s.ies n tnr C0rros market were zDY
tales ard yesterday So without clanse IN prices 20
g te transactions am mt G. 0t0 Oalef. aud nothing
,othy II PARTICULAR mention has occurred "A the maIA''
our market .t0cAs amounts to b).OcO bales.
ksrp, RI s. and other articles remain N the same
state COFFEE ilr r.H est -.
The yesher continue enc. and there . prospect OF IA
abundant harvest 49,.
Tie FFEIDur fo tn led state 5 small i'i me f's
ent moment and Obj unable al low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
The Rev of TuuiS nj Vienna.

The Brcsiau z.0sctfc, under date of Viena, 2'th
INST, says, The Dey of Tunis has arrived here. The
object of ms VISIT IS 20 OTTER 10 the Government
some concessions IN favor OF Catholicism, IN order
70 obtain IL protection against me English, Who
have declared IN favor az ne Ottoman Porte and
have already appeared before Funls e. support their
demands We doubt not that Austria tn1 Russia
Will be disposed 20 support the Bes against the pre-
tensions Of England buf me question Is 20 know
by what means the blow viii zee warfed OFT. TINS
question presents some gravity m another respect.
ifthe ENGLISH sc for the Ottoman Porte against the
Rev II is less from frcrl,hp Tor Il than 10 establish
themstNe e. near Egypt ana 20 wall for the solution
of the question 81 thc East IN order 70 eventually
get possession OF that country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

We have examined pr00t-shcet copy OF
this great Commercial work, Of which much has
been SAID Of late and find 1t to consist Of tables for
the solution Of the most difficult and complicated
mercantile calculations
1t IS the first work of the kind ever offered 70 The
commercial world which can be used BY all nations
with equal and mutual advantage.
We are informed by merchants of unquestonab!e
ability, who have tested practically this work that
the interest upon an account current can be found
from 1t III less than half the time required by any
other known system, and that international accounts
rendered upon the plan land down by the author can
be comprehendel and tested by merchants as readily
as their own. and in one-fourth the time heretofore
required These facts of sufficient importance TO
eniille It to place IN every counting room, where
such calculations are made throughout the world.
By the use OF one or two OF the tables some OF the
most tedious and often yeHatious calculations IN
business can be ascertaned with the utmost case
and dispatch. For instance, the present value Of
any income, IN any currency, for any period OF time
not exceeding forty years and payable monthly,
quarterly semi annually OF annually, with interest
from three TO nine per cent, annually compounded,
can be determined by the use OF these tables IN one
TO two minutes. The IS true of the he-annulty
questions, which are payable yearly or oitener
ne ldDito CONAN diNo AHt Nli4lit lHttitHL Hpil
five To eighteen per cent, inclusive, estimated by
DAYS, or months and days combined The interest,
account current, time ana averaging tables are e>,l-
mated al SIX and seven per cent.
The scientific, true discount tables, are also PEE
pared with interest at the rate OF SIX and seven per
cent. These tables must prove OF great value TO
bankers AID others engaged in diScountlns notes,
under restrictions TO take discount Oh instead Of l-
terest
There are many other tables Of great value to
commercial men, which our limits compel Us II
present TO pass over The reader VIII be able, how
ever fully to comprehend the extent and utility Of
this most extraordinary volume, By careful perusl
of he ttlepa forth at the head Of this article.
The accuracy Of the work cannot De questioned.
The author is Well known 70 the puolc as one of the
most thorough, practical and methodcal accountants
Ia tie country lie has been Principal OF the Com
merclal College OF Cincinnati, ian institution OF his
own cTeaton) for nearly seventeen years. During
that period moro than three thousand gentlemen have
been educated IN the scientific principles upon which
the transaction OF business Is based
We are satisfied that no brief notice Ike this can
do Justice to The work, and 60 not hesitate 20
call TO It the attention OF commercial men, as Il IS
entitled 10 their highest consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
By TELEGRAPH to the New-York Tribune.
Southern MaiI-precautions against Cuba Tx
petitions from New-Orleans.
BALTIMORE. wednesday, Aug.

BALTIMORE, Nc1neSlay, Aug. u ls)l-
The Southern mail HIS arrived. Government or
ders have teen received At New-Oreans 10 enforce
s;r.ctlv the neuir lily Ia against Cuban nVaiers
The L cutter Duane has been ordered from the
South West Pas to Fort Jackson. 10 prohibit al
vessels from ro.ng out without lerances. num-
orleans. are Negotiating for steamer to taSe them
20 Cuba.
Heavy rain fell at Richmond on Monday, by which
the crops were some VIA, injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Large Fir Al Albany

ALBANY Wednesday, aug. -, 1851.
This morning about 10 o'clock ire broke out IN
Bencer's BRICK mandatory, formerly occupied - q
circus which. to.eiher with several frame dwell
irgs AID sfecs adjoining on Westerloo and Church
stS. were entirely consumed. The loss IS S2o,Ot0'
on which there is a partial insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

MONTREAL, "Wednesday, Aug %, 1851.
Tie Navor Of tins city, IN behalf OF the corpora
ton has accepted the invitation Of the Boston com
mittoe 70 attend the Railroad celebration at Boston
on the Eth Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
chorern DISAPPEARED from Loui.ville.

LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday, Aug. -, ISL
The Board Of Health have reported the city tree
from cholera.
Tie weather for the past three days has been cool
and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
AesSeI Ashore.

NORFOLK "Wednesday. Aug -. ISL
The schooner p. b. slavery. o. Philadelphia. rom
Wilmington. c, for Baltimore, = ashore 35 miles
north OF HareIas. TIE carC0, which consisted II
cotton yarn. naval stores and lumber was saved Is
also we're the crew. The vessel ollgei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

STATE oF TRAnr-R Business continues very active IN
Manchester both n Goods and Yarns ; nnes are tll}
and probably tmYloSrd
Monty NARRSr-Moncy IS rather more IA demlhd'
and discounts rather teafer tousols 90. 70.
CuTroN MARKEr- during the whole week we have had
large tmand for Cotton and the daily sales have been
qflDur 10000 bales hut sellers have very readily met the
demand and puc.s have only slightly improved, the al
vance beng barely ii = ib pa middlus Americans The
lat American adycrs speak 81 damage threatened - the
CROP by Catsrpars hut tins has had little weight here,
and rtpurcs cont .mf'ion
The weeks sales are 192O bales 81 when 8,)IO On
speculation. and . 40 for export
Te market today has been steady with sales Il about
10000 bales
Fair Mobiles. sd miidlng. I'D
Far Glands uiiins. a Is ltd
Np BE- ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

|. q. OF O. F. Pc NIc.-This gather
ing Of the brotherhood Of the mystic tie IS an
nounced for Tuesday. the 9d day Of September
The steamer Hudson. and two barges, Meen and
Warren. are engaged and If the necessities of the
case demand other conyeyanceS VIII be in readl-
ness, 80 that 40 fear Of crowd need be anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
As AGED LADY.-There is female now '.F

resil!ng N Clarke County, Ieorgia - cheerfu!.
&c uentiy reads well without ne 1e bo n
.asss sac says she does not Eel 'As slightly
zee except a regards hei hear earn, Of accident she
Ste nov ysg within one mile Of hsf .sy,
srsnt ~ ..srtn to me siHth genefa'''i
r. tnsts,a Cons' fpfsondast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
VIE Schooner Helen Mar Condemncd.

NESe-ORIFANs, THURSDAY. Aug II. ISL
The schooner Helen Mar, which was seiZes by the
Mexican authorizes lOr an infringement OF tie mar
thine laws, has teen condemned At Vera Cruz tier
Csutsin has arrived N tbs CITY, his way 10 " ash
.rgton whittier 10 goes to lay the facts OF tae case
before the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

Warren. are engaged and If the necessities OF The
case demand. other conyeyanceS VIII be in readi-
ness that 40 fear Of crowd need be anticipated.
ACcIDENT FROM FIREARMS. -COnSdera-
bic excitement was occasloned III Franklin place on
TUESDAY evening. III consequence of report that a
woman named Walters, residing al No. I, had been
shot 5y man named Till, who lives on the opposite
side of the street II appears that nelehoor came
10 borrOw Nj. THIS gun and IN order 10 clean II
before he Lex Il out OF MS hands he went 10 the door
and discharged II into the street Mrs Walters
standing on the StOOp OF her house the time and
unfortunately received the contents IN her side
causing very serious wound. although from suisse
Quent examination made by the physician, Dr. Smith
who was immediately sent for II was ascer;alne1
that she was not dangerously injured. ard that the
gun had been charged with powder and waddng
only. The woman Will, 10 doubt, recover. The ex-
citemeni OF the people II the neighborhood subsidized
as soon a HE facts IN the ease became known
RoBBERy. On SATURDAY. evening last,
man named Edward Doherty, who was driving
butchers wagon N the neighborhood OF Bergen Ill.,
was attacked by party OF audaciouS thieves who
TOOK 4 sieep out OF the wagon and gave Doherty 4
severe beating because ne attempted 10 prevent the
robbery. On TUESDAY TWO men and a woman were
ARE sted Oh Suspicion OF beng the perpetrators OF the
a; and Were committed 10 lll oy Justice Smith for
examination The names of the parties arrested are
lsaac NcGahty, Edward COsiel.oe and Bridget
Glnen.
HE RIoT IN HUpSoN-AvENUE.- An IN
veSusa'ioa was held yesterday before Justice hins
when SIX Of the prnC pal rioters, engaged IN the
stray al Widow Farrelrs house IN Hudson-ay.. on
Nonaay last, were fined IN sums varying from S.
e IS.
ACClDENT.-A little boy named Smith
was badly injured Yesterday. IN Fulton-av by being
crushed uncer bale OF hay, which he had been
laying. aid Which tOrped aud fell upon him his
les VAS broken, and he received other Injuries lie
was conveyed 70 the residence Of his parents, IN
AcamS-St-
~ ! gray horse running loose in Howl
$; nesr Baltic, on Monday, fen into pit and was
killed HIS carcaS still remains there - the deiri-
ment OF the health Of The neghoorhOOd.
~ A carman backing his horse at the
dock :, Coolest Yesterday, drove him too far when
horse aud cart ioppeG into the rver AMI tistp-
reared under the water