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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogae the County Of New York, notice IS hereby
c,y,n 10 all persons having claims against PEILK ID
WEIGHT late of the Cny of NewYork deceased To pre-
sent the vouchers hce0fto the subscriber at the
oicc of c 4 T. DE WITT. Esqs No 80 Nassau street,
in the CITY of New York before the twenty seventh
September next Dated Newlork, the twenty
cOnd day of March 1851
rn24 Iaw6mM' SARAH WEIGHT Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of New York Notice IS hereby
gyento al persons having claims against SA FL THOh-
SON late of the CITY Of New-YOrk builder deceased 10
prosn the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the sub
,crers al the Office OF Philip BuuOwes, Esq No ~ wall
street m the CITY of New York before the twenty
seventh day Of December ne1t-Daitd New York, the
twenty first day Of June. 1851
ANN THOMSON. EtecutTx
WILLIAM A THOMSON)
JOHN THOMSON Executions.
i,2a lav6uN MASON THOMSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
COMMUNICATED
Railroad Controversy In Indiana.

We understand that an nJunctiOn his
been granted by Judge IN Northern Indiana, onthe
,rph.a,icn Of the Michigan Southern line OF rOan'
against the Michigan Central and Nev-Abany and
salem Railroad Companies, 10 restrain them from
rrosecutng their works N Northern Indiana In the
direction OF Chicago. By the la" Of Indiana no IN
.uncton can issue unless there De ten days notice
plven 10 tie adverse party 10 appear ana sho" cause
against T.. unless case ~ pressing emergency 20
maze out which renders u unsafe 10 aiiO" " 'no
Vfviug of notice. The Michigan tehfhl anu 'e"
AffarN and salem Railroad Companies are engaged
IN binding about 1870 miles Of road ia Indiana, W
Of which are between Michigan tty ana me III
nos Inc and this later j. 10 yeiy lofNuu
stage Of construction. Yet the emergency VA maze
oyt 10 be 20 great, and ne danger that thai roai
wou.d be made before TIE days expired was 10 I'M
ulneut mat The Judge nOy only granted the lnJuhc-
tlon without nouce, bot he would not even delay &C
Ton until me counsel for tie defendants might arrive,
which be- has told would be- IA few hours, as ue
friends u those companies had immediately dis
ratchet messengers and telegfaphic dispatches ior
non. Hugh White and f.. &. Litchheld, with their
counsel went 70 the extreme northwestern county
ol Indiana 10 make the application, passing lhIOesu
Detroi; and La Porte, where they kne" the counsel
Tor the defendants resided "a" ana consefsea WI
them or one of them, but never ntmaled Iheiioo-
iect They proceeded by stealth knowing .nen
claim would rot bear discussion ana IeAIIHI VI a.,
hours delay lest counsel should arrive Dioio ING
Injunction should De mace. -. .,o. a fsu
bo,,rs a,,er II vas made. one ofthem having Hsseleo
syDrsss two nights 10 get thefe' aiu hio,." 'y;,
P,,1s,snd 10 modify the injunction upon giving
sInple security to the compliments for al damages
- 80 fbe.r niI was sustained, when Iht Judge
"a $500 10 mon the ground that would amount
10 dissolution Of the Injunction VIM. could no,
BE- had except upon answer tous. aa' ~ ma
81 Isc,s .taied m afndayts submitted, II stated IN
-, sr~wer would make a strong case i2r dissoiu-
ton and admitting. As We unierstani mat the
.1nnnlsfnaui- could NOT b. maintained.
the counsel for the defendants, therefore, imne-
sa,ely took az appeal from the order granting the
inluuftcp hlch suspenfs rs effect for thirty days
Nv lie Law Of that state, and IN the meantime will
ryoOaDly file iher answer and procure dissolution
II The Injunction. The work therefore, upon the
Road. We understand, Will not De suspended
The argument which seemed 10 have been used
Win - much effect by The counsel for the com
claimants was, that money was ught In the market.
and unless they could keep up the opinion that they
had a monopoly around Lake Michigan. they could
not RAISE sufficient to continue their work u
Nicblgan Cfy, SEPT. ], 1851.
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Alarming Railroad Riot I'm New-Jersey-Sey
eral Nen killed-The Military Called out,


\ very serious difficulty has occurred among the
Irish hands employed on the New-Jersey Central
Railroad near spruce Run, about Il miles from this
place
1t seems that a quarrel took place last sunday be-
tween the natives OF the different Counties Of Ire
land, relating 20 some local differences IN their own
country. Since that time the laborers, employed al
different points OF the road, have formed themselves
INTO parties and have had several battles. IN which
firearms have been Freely used. Several men have
been shot and TWO al least Known 20 De killed.
TIE >heun has ca. ed out the military, but IS yet
they have made 0u, .te lmpreSsl0nupon the rioters.
TIE lTshmen have ltoclreti hIe arms, and very ser
Gus trouble J. feared al along the line of the road.
YESTERDAY the lushInI expected ana nal prepared
fht nseyes Tor grand battle but up 70 last evening
nothing OF "a serious character had occurred.
Mr Thomas Beafcon. a Catholic priest OF EastOn,
has used hlS II iuence among them 70 quiet them.
The hole nelshbOrhOod. OF course Il ~ a state Of
great excitement The military yesterday succeeded
IN taking the arms from partyoi lnshmen marching
10 attack another Sci. and they dispersed. They
armed With guns. pistols ana clubs and compel then
fellow aooIerS 10 ION ihem whether disposed 70 DO
50 OrnOt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

T. viii be- seen by careful examination OF the
above tables hat the aggregate Of power expended
or momersum ., constant, exhibited at the sane
time with centrifugal force, when al certain veloc'
ties is the grfatr force.
Mr. SAVERS discover, consists m the fact that
centrifugal forcc Is a principle or real element oil
power, and can be- used - mechanical agent.
Ii. l.. STUART.
We publish the above as synopsis OF
the Centrifugal Theory of obtaining power from
Rotation, 80 tia, the writers against the theory
may understand what 1t Is that they are required
to refie Some Of their articles which have
reached rs DO not seem To be based on clear
understanding OF what b. claimed on the side OF
the static Pressure Engine bat we are prom
ised a review Of that claim from an able aad
well known mathematician IA the course OF a
dsv or tw0-Ed
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.e.r,nc, deserves The favor and active support Of

suferings deserves the favor and active support OF
8 That there i good ground for hope mat IN /,
greatly increased intercourse between He!anl az !
America consequen. on the esiaDIsAiheht, OF .Ie
proposed Line OF Steamships, would slnluia.e vac
spirit Of commercial enterprise ana lh-u5S'lai -
Whch has aiterly begun 10 manifest ltseIi IN
That we warmly applaud the sprli e1Alo.'eI ~, -
the press and people Of ireland on ms Su9 ect-
exhort them to perseyeIe and ABOVE an, nos 70 a.,
low local leaouses TO mar the success o. pro er'
when IS fraught with the best results 70 theif "Aoe
T6st. in view Of the facts set form ia me al
winch b.s been read 70 the mee,ing' l-i-e
return on investment IN the stock Of the lIlsA ana
American Ste amship Company may be cont1e1tly
r. INT the anticipated SAVING % time n the con
,e.arce of mails 10 TIE British Islands, out more
csrca ly 10 Ireland Nus, insure 70 the Company TIE
rs,ror .ge Of the General Government.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously
,rr DILLON. in conclusion, read the proceedings
Of. similar meeting recently held IN Dublin. AZ which
measures we're taken IN favor Of the project.
The CHAiRxAs announced hat the books Of SUD
scrrtion are now open at the Office Of the lrsa an
American Steamship Company, No. 40 Wallis.
The meeting then Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Judge ConkIIng's Life in Danger 4.

Our readers can hardly have forgotten
The proclamation Of Hon H. X. Smith, Fugitive
Save Law Commissioner at Buffalo, when
ntely ad.udlcaung the case OF the fugitive
Daniel. that
That slave shall 20 back to Kentucky 70 ms
roaetfr accordjDe 10 Ny decision and If any one
dare to oppose that decision, he shall be SHOT
DOWN"
As that slave has not gone back 10 Kentucky,
but has pulled heel for Canada, by virtue OF
decision of L. : District Judge CoNKLING' Sc
nous apprehensions for the fate OF the esteemed
Judge are very naturally entertained. We are
happy 10 state that. up to the moment Of our
lest advices from Auburn, Judge Conkllng mas
not vet been shot down"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

= TIE Ungcrsalsf General C0greR-
ron IS held tbs year AZ Boston on he lj,h and Tn
inst. We belev- arrangements have been male 70
'.cke, through from this cry n; reduced rates Tbs
Convention Is 10 determine the location OF the pro
posed niversaAst College. for Vhica over $ioo.0oo
- -a.n .---.c-,..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Cuban Affairs in Washington.

y nd IINfuiI' % I ht Y. 7. IT JUN,
WASHINGTON, Friday, SEPT I, ISL
The CITY Is full Of contradictory rumors IN re-
gard to Lopez, and the excitement Is intense.
One account SAYS he was taken and garroted, and
his men shot. Other accounts of the same date
make mn victorious and advancing. C.B.A.
- Washington seems 10 be rather behind the
lighthouse IN regard 70 Cuban affairs.
ED T'rlb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
LATER FROM CUBA.
EXECUTION OF LOPEZ CONFIRMED.
Tye died IsIanfully.
THE CREOLES DESERTED HIN !.
HE WAS CAPTURED ALONE
AND
WOUNCED!
FROM CUBA
Yye died Manfully.
HE CREOLES DESERTED HIM !!
WOUND ED
DciniIs OF the News by the Cherokee az
New-Orlcaus.
Nrw.oRlrANs. Wednesday. Sept. 4. 81

NEw-ORLEANs. Wednesday, Sept. 4, ISL
The steamship Cherokee, direct from Ha
yana. has arrived at her wharf From passon
gers, we learn of the complete failure and ami
hilaton Of the Lopez expedition in Cuba.
Passengers who witnessed the execution of
Lopez. state that he ended his life manfully.
The failure of the Expedition is attributed to
the separation of Col Criitenden's command
from the main body under Lopez.
The Patriots are stated to have deserted Lopez
and filed to the Mountains.
Just previous to the capture OF Lopez, he had
but thirty remaining followers, and they finally
deserted him IN a wounded condition, SO that he
had not one remaining friend he wandered alone
for some time, and was finally run down by
blood hounds His last words were
"ADIru. DEAR CUBA"
The Spanish accounts state that OF the whole
number of Patriots landed by the Pampero
and from other quarters, $50 have already been
killed and the rest are now IN prison.
Previous to the death of Lopez. he declared
that he had been greatly deceived in regard TO
promised aid in Cuba.
A meeting of passengers was held on board
the steamer Cherokee. at which Gen Lane Of
Oregon. presided, and the following resolution
was unanimously passed
Resoired. Tia, Mr.. owen, the American Consul a,
Havana has forfeited every night and title 10 be re-
earded as an American citizen that he has outraged
every sentiment OF humanity, and deserves The exc
crailono of every friend of Liberty.
Another resolution requests his recall 10y the
American Government
We learn by the Cherokee that Gen Pragay
had been killed at Pagas.
wccut the following dispatch from The P'laaeiptI H-
cnlrer of TINS morning
PIcAYrNE OFFICE.
NEV-ORLEANs, sept {, /. NJ.
The steamship Cherokee left Havana on the
LIST instant. and arrived at the Balize this morn
ing
From dispatches TO The Picawme Office, We
learn tina, Gen Lopez was captured at san
Christoval and brought to the city of Havana,
where he was publicly garofed on the Isl INST.
All his men were likewise captured and exc
cuted
The insurgents were still maintaining them
selves IN the mountains near Puerto Principe.
The punishment OF the sarots Is described as
placing the victim IN an easy char, camplns ms
limbs placing a band around the neck, and gradually
pressing a screw until the neck is broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CAnpHrNr Explosion Last night a
Camphcne lamp IN stage at Fulton Ferry es-
ploded, scattering the burning luid over the person
of a woman who was inside. she ~"s rro''J oahy
burned. though not 50 as to endangcr her NE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

The following have been the arrivals since our
last. flour. 2,ooo bblS WHEAT. none Corn.
none BAELET. $500 Bushels. Nothing has been
done to-day worth Te'egrapaing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
power from Centrifugal Force.

To he Eaifor Of The y. y 1rr5nHe.
The following table will show the true
equation OF forces az exhibited under the condition
Of Mechanical Rotation Is stated by acknowledged
.. ienffr authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Markets BvyyALo. sept 5

TIE receipts OF the past - hours have been
FLOUR. 6tto bol> WHEAr. 1900 ouShsls CON
:s.tco bushels Western FLOUR : 4 far 10 mana 4.
previous rates 500 b0lS. Michigan soii a. . -
50 s. There Is not much inquiry for WHEAT sales
were mace OF 2.5oO bushels OHIO AZ zoe q 2 Co1H
Is inactive anu without change OATS are o.. ~ %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
NIarket,-NokFolK. SEPT 1. ls5l

Mixed CoRS sells n make, a JOc and yellow AMI
vhIre AZ s3455c WHEAT = al 6Ss72c PiPg SLAVES are
iull Al isa45c q HEADING CSC, HHDs. 3o43l AMI
BElS seazl. 4 Haas &c Il Bats FLAXsEED as
declined g. : l-aSl IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

e JANIS .. PUTNAM. ESD. has been
appointed Postmlsie. q Buffalo, wee !. r. Ha-Ting
ton. deceased. NJ. p Is = son OF Hon. Harvey Put
nam. late member cf Congse,~
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Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON. rrday. sept. ), ISL.
The President has transferred William Wilson,
pr-rcjpsl Clerk IN the Public Land Department, to
the Chef Clersship OF the Pension Office wee II.
: Evans, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Mississippi Election.

LOUISVILLE Fuday. sept 5. 1851.
ThIr-v-,bree Counties give about 5000 majority
f0rfte Trlon Ticket There 70 only one opposition
County a. far a. heard from.
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- REv. y. :. d. BENAN. DID. OF

Troy. writing IN TIE Wsre series OF sharp letters
to Archbishop Hughes on he questions Al issue be-
tween he Presbyterian and The Roman Catholic
f-Err-r be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

sales were made to-day OF 1850 o1is hoaari->t.
F1ouR al 50 80 We have 10 change 70 notice IN
other articles.
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---,,o-.,ble accommodation to 1000 or

49, comfortable accommodation u i'''' -
llco uropose through their agents on oo1n
Sscona s,f.ntic 10 put themselves IN cOmmuhi,
sdes OF Inc prOprietOrs OF the Yarlous fneaS ~
caiion ance 10 the end thai eTngranis may "
inland 80 n,ocure tickets IN the puncipal cl'les Vi
enabled W !, Liverpool by means OF WnlchiaeH pa
Irelabl, re secured TO any LOCALITY vi mn me i0a
sage W. conveyance IN the Unfei states. o,,.
Of oro1 The ships Of the proposed me %iu -
Ihs-d 9TH steam power and speel az 4eas' tD1'
ssTuc'ett - of the Cunard and Collins me ,-
70 the snts 80 from NeW-IoTk 20 Galway mas oeeh
The nsS;s, he 273l miles. 3s9 miles less inan tle
cslcu'a nom New-l Ork 10 Liverpool ans .l4t
distant ',rp al thirteen miles an ho-'' s -s-
rate o. ollshed N eight day ana Alae teen
c0u0 oe o. would take ten day, lcs, ~ one A)1fl
hOtis' ,verpoOl At the same rae
70 le~ reason 20 believe maj 'ie it-.ei ran
We ~, ms port 20 Ireland amount - more man
mirec I'm bols Of those sen. 70 the Brliisl Isles.
hall OF ,ssent mode Of TRANSMISSION, ihese el'ef.'
by lAs e., Al Liverpool, are inence caIr.el Dfcs
arr'ns By the proposed me- i.CfA - Ate.all'
20 lfeiat her situation about - h)lr, carrier
would TO, 80 other parts OF the British lsian's non
and le'lss,,S earlier than BY the present route.
y n y IN are the advantages Of me PROJECT 70
suep ne nrl,lic attention - no" MINER:
when -, es advantage 10 lreiand ~ fdcuiiaiihs
II Poia,,z,og the emigration Of her people, ana
and Ss.e,r her intercourse WITH tnis eaton win
~ - year by year forming osef t,e'.
Wy" ,rer ca by Wlindra" hg Tue h)'l " -. .''
10 A, now staguaies IN the sedooar0 ci'e' a,.1
labor "hlcn ~ 'be localities where II can be prodia-
d,rectng u ~ 'N'
bv employed -. o,,ckering the intercourse be-
Lon the Cd Word ana lhe -se", ..,e. .u.o
tween w remains which noeds inoS'0i an 20
one eJV and satisfactorily answered VIII 'he
prglecl POI the undersigned have anxiousy
10 IN. s,tentlon. well knowing tna no under
dreciec u. ~ rs,ure can claim public confidence, Or
taAhs ~ innate success, unless ~ the outset itiate
pope iT ~, ne mss OF commercial enterprise ana
siOuo 80 supporters ample reason to expect idir
,,e;urn on investment. Z a., -. IL, .,renees
h,ece,,,, OF the Inc mas led 10 the results winch
AM ..s,,,ed IN the following statement IN the pre-
al, of which care has been takea 10 aVoli Al
Pnno,.,ion IN regard to economy Or anticipated
profits -.-,.-.. ca, ooo .,,,o.,
f,'| her 10 makc ten round roy1ges. $1,000
r,Snse Of working ship --------- 'o9
iAYsTi.ug 100 hands a. so per mOnih .---- l.tVy
tuns per round voyage - - % ger tul JiiJ'v
a per s5 'f Res ls' IS peT - ali % Per
On 100000 -------- ,
t1.ap fI 900 storage passengers, beng S'Ol o., ,o
,ourG VOYAGE at PC per dag, tho rssase XIV
selng 10 DAYS -------- "a mn
p,gys0n for 900 cabin passengers NJ Jc------- o
p,,cba,ee. and sgudry ycnses t2.-y-
1903 900
...,.. commissions on s20OOOO at o per cent. 1900
As'" $4,000
RECEIPTS.
, oo .r,,rau's At go ----------.-- ST. OOu .
90na cabin at SbJ- --------- '~Nf'''
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The Southern Mail.

BALTINoRE. friday Sep. ). l-ol
The southern Mall has arrived. b., brings no news
worth telesIzphlng.
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Additional Cuban News.

\ dispatch. dated Havana. Sept !, says that
Oh who LEFT IN the Pampero have been either
killed OF made prisoners.
Lopez was arrested on the Goth ultlmo and
taken to san ChrS,oyal He arrived N Havana
on the BIS, and was garroted on the following
morning (the Isl INST at o'clock.
enc hundred and fity.fye prisoners, mostly
Americans. arc IN the possession Of Government
and itis said they have been sentenced to he
Changing Tor ten wears
The insurgents still hold the mountains near
Principe.
Nh LaboEde the Spanish Consul IN this city,
arrived out al Havana in the Empire City, and
SAID that he should have been lynched had ne
renamed al New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

TIE REPORTED MURDER CAsE.-Ihe
Coroner Yesterday held inquest al the sixtn "al1
Pohce-stat.on. upon The body OF Austin A Lu'chei,
q native II Philadelphia. y years VI age, VINO "a
repor;ed 10 nave net viii violent death on Ihuis
CAV night Dr. John 4 s.dell, Of NO. ~ ff.IIe-1'.
neiG port mOrem examination of me DOC
arpearec taai his person bore 10 msrAs o. "a IN
y ept some ~ shI scratches upon tAe "a, - "a
MS cea,n was eylden,ly caused ~ aL"PTs,s c.nse.
ffis eject he Jury rendered yer. ssen rn-,r
which ed 70 the suppOsii0n that ne "a. eevertl
Gereo. we're q follows lie IN comPan; ~s.~ No
Crrer. were playing cards q lae P.,,.een nm and
~ NJ y the patty He noweTer ei nie La,
" ard ven, mo he street when soH n,p.,t,nS him
Inn " II the back Of the neca sr ,sten 5y The
upon tle Sidewalk he "a, gaere he died. De-
I".e 20 .,e e.ej,r. Lyng AMI dong business al
~ e. Chrlst.e-st
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FIRE II WArER-srREEr.-About y o.
clock las ugh, fire broke out z the upper par. 81
the large store u Water-s, Two doors oe-O" " al
81 occupied by Curtis Mitchell & Co. Oh factors,
and VI Angulo. commission merchant. The flames
we're sutduei IN about quarter OF an hour 3ui con
siderable damage had been done 70 the iwo upper
stores u the building The loss : not estimated 81
very high figure and fully covered 3g insurance
The cause VI tie FIRE ~as not 4sceItaArd.
y The Rousset Family have benefit
= re Broadway to-niyh;-their AS ap2elsin-e
TIE Aar'.ue;i. amliy - 4 rl.,Om-ne
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CITY ITEMS

= See Sixth aud Seventh Pages Tor
q variety Of City Items.
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CnAnGE ot AssArLr NM INTENr TO
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY or GoLD DUsr Ar

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY or GoLD DUST Ar
FRENcH's HorEL.- Officers Lamont and Oldilng, ~
the Chefs Office Yesterday arrested AZ FrencAs no
TED A man named VIM Oheefe on suspicion oil steai-
lng 5000 worth OF gold dust, a gold watch valued Al
500 and $500 ~ gold CON, from the cdrpe bag %
Frenchman named Joseph Achllle Chmqudy' 4
boarder al the Hotel IL appears thai hT Chlinludy
arrived IA this city On THURSDAY morning IN the
steamship PIOnetheus rom ChAgres, and put up 40
Frencn's Hotei. Ia The course Of the morning. u
keefe introduced himself 20 Mr. G., ana an intimacy
sooa ,urang up between them, wnen the latter
showed U keeie some specimens OF gold aust, ana
stated that be haf a considerable amount ne ".shed
10 gsQo>e Of keefe al once offered H. service, 10
find purchaser. and the TWO started out ara spent
the day III visiting different parts ~ tae Jay "hlle
out Nr Chlmquay purchased u gold "dich Tor " h.,n
be uald 500 During tie evening laes returned u,
getoer 20 the hotel and M c, hdyn crank se' efu
classes Of brandy Ia the course of tAe day mme4-
a,ev retired 10 his sleeping room, accompanied ~
b. 4, new friend O'heee. Tie latter was .iiiiny up
vh.n Mr. {. retired. In the course 81 an hOAf "
TAO llr G. WOKE Up AID found ms inend gone an
IN. room dark but not suspecilng any VAany ne dil
not get no until ABOUT O'Clock, when he discovered
mai as carpet-0ag Lad been opened and nhed Oh rs
contents tie went below ana made search ipf
O-Keefe whom he found, and when questioned ~ a
I'VE ~ the matter he denied al knowledge ABOUT IT,
Mr. C. feeling convinced that he had taken Ms prop
ertv preferred a complaint before Justice LOihrop.
VII "a resulted N The arrest OF the accused, VINO -
commit tied 10 prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

= The weather last night was coollsh
ard foesy at times the mist assumed almost the
character Of ram. but there vas no shower upto
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FATAL AccmvSr.-An inquest was held

FATAL ACCIDENT An inquest was held
Yesterday at the CITY Hospital upon the body oil
Henry Fletcher. native of Ireland, - years OF age
whose death was caused by injuries received on
Thursday evening, by falling through the hatch"ay
of the Sugr-house of Harris Co, No - Leon
arl.>t 10 the basement. distance OF about 80 feet
HIS spine and several OF his ribs were broken. and
he survived the fall about hours lie leaves timl-
ly residing AZ No II LeOnard-st. He had worked al
the Refinery but one day previous 10 The accident,
and was preparng 70 leave Tor home when the acct
cent occurred.
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