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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALENDAR. -CoMMoN Pleas
Monday nsJi-Part Nos. 625 655, 675 6s5, COL, 693
ISL. 100 rs, ISL 793, s25. s33, Si3. 500 Part ii
Nos $50 646 6ss GOA 7O2, 26, 72s, AS "a, 6i $50
80, 7ss, 79i, 500
CuRcuIr CouRT-Thls Day.-Nos. 1873
7s9, 74O. Ss7, 40, 749, 500, IA, AS, 40 "a,
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'APiTL CoNyICrioN-fdNard Russell
,~,SeNuNciec on Saturday last AZ ~ irStW. W,p-
~, -, o, 0! The murder o. Robert Mccain. d fore
a'eh oh he Aiuca ani norue.l,.l!e Railroad. ant
80 nsuVe0bN Justice faegatt fo Pc Eeu- uu iu. "a
-, pteemser next. Russell s'Iurk ai, y.ciin >..r-
laws upon the head Win heavy stick, WAcG
'"uSeo hls death he next DAY
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Dlsesfers &c.

i'r schTs Isaac ilncsl-r Janss Rre- Mo>4s L
sTd. ?hllaae ,hla Joll Is-ss Phlaiepha s!Dlos Wm
4. Bonfn, atG Biarss;-ne New Yss
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4 TEMPERANCE LESSON TO INEBRiATES.

\ TEMPERANCE LESSON TO lNEBRiAIES.
A woman named Elizabeth Menloy was found on
Wednesday night lying IN gutter IN one OF the
streets Of the Ninth Ward, partially submerged IN
the water and too drunk 20 make an effort to extrl
Cate herself save occasionally 10 feel upward for the
ground She must sosn have persisted but for her
having been observed by officers Sutton and Brush,
Who rescued aud took her 10 the Statlon-houSe
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% Daniel Webster is said to have re-
ceived 600 for his argument of the great India
Rubber Case. at Boston last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

~ At Hllsborough, n. H., man has
been sentenced to two years imprisonment for ma
lclOuslY Killing an OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

IHg ACCIDENT AT THE s>UGAR HOUSE
An inquest was held Thursday at the City Hospital
upon the booy of John Men aimee native OF Ireland
a. wears OF age, who died ON Wednesday night III
consequence of injuries received on the morning
previous. by being accidentally caught IN the ma
chmtry IN the Sugar House of Rowland Muller,
cor. Of Montgomery and Water.stS., where he was
employed. A verdict according with tins statement
Was rendered by the jury
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Professional Notices.

EUGENE CASSERLY having resumed
4 the practice of his profession an Attorney and
Counseo at Law the OIty Of San Ermcsco VIII give
his to such business may be conhdsd 70 nm
especially n the collection debts judgments sc IN any
pait Of the State Of California San Francisco sept H.
1851. 0SJ Iulh&Sjm-
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NoTICE-James R. Campbell and Ag-

NOTICE.-James r. Campbell AID Ag-
mes Elizabeth Campbell, Executors Of the last VIII
aud Testament OF Archibald Campbell deceased Nno "As
ASSIGNEE o tAe debt and CLAIMS VI Henry IOId, tihst
the Isust Estate Of Thomas Campbell deceased - 1nsn
Campbell and Ben ann Gerhard surviving EK-cnpps 81
John Gill unOr oecessed AMI also surviving DaIenrfs
Gil y F-tsuson James Deplst0n. suT'iyhs yithef ~
Robert Gal & Go Harret Gil. James ) Hums-y ana
v IliaIn Ness,e. Executors Il konrn On, deceased
Charles Knox and Reddch Mckee late coy aItnei unds
the firm Il Knox Mckee C0ryy sleCOentil ana rani
Shney.In the Cont Of Common Pleas a Tie Co1ht d
philadelphia Equity Of the Tenn of June a u lS'o
NJ g. o.,
In The above cause Bill Elui'Y has been lied % tue
caupansnts creditors If the trust kSdie Oi lhDms
Campbell deceased against the dsieudants A. rrpfsrut
ur the Ass-nees and Trustees o, Thomas Cawyeii-rs
ct ng deed Trust November H. lSZDy "hh hoina
Campbell conveyed o. the Assgnee therein named ali AIS
r-,sna. Estate Trust for the payne NJ II certain dsD
therein specified and residue II any 20 te zrantDr
ana uraylng for account and dTi1 tn u ne money
IL hands If tns representatives, II JOHN GILL Inof
the act.ng AS>lsIee
Arc row September 18Th l9Jl ordered and iecreei
b. TIE Court that the Cling II the Bill 10 h i.y
10 The above be - parties without t1e je
ton y Court by embellishments . ic nsete ghte
for three weeks 10 the Legal ln'egsusef 81 r.A
deli ma and newspaper pun shel a. hee44hs ~ VI
g1Ia II Louisville 10 heHtucky and = dHl Lc"sPAPe'
OF the CIy OF New Y0ik. -, ,.
OF ali which matters the defendants alo's h.Irl ''s
beyefg no-l5ed JOSEPH 4. CLAY
OCT IS 1851 n G. JONES. ia,
Solicitors for Comp aln.1si
o35 lax3wS. No 4 south ilrst., PAll2islDh
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NTA SURROGATE'S COURT, held

and for the County Of New-YorS, a. th7 tS,
49,. ()ce IN The CITY II New York IN the psn y,
ne u the year one thousand sgh' hundred aDH a., at
present. Alexander " Bradford. SurToghe ~ ~ -,
~ 81 - ,,cst,on a. TnortEage lease y seI 1ns teai
estate Of Jane. GREG decsassd o. ,es7 Of
the apple alton Of JAhks 6hslo ~ a-~,.e8 fr
stitr 10 uortgage ease sell Tie ,ea :'Iss y 80
sac deceased for the pas ntn ~ ~ The sd Lame.
CO. dscessed appear before he sStfos1e ~ ~ IN
=. - ~. AZ IL Office tie tfJ u Ne. ia 81
- .e,e,., tqy Fl November Ne Al y ciDA IA 40
seneu II Ia. taY Their and there 70 show ca4ss ray
,,i,rg should ~ be g!Ter q the said aahAl.lttoih
49, - sell 3 mucr u the real estate Oh Toe
- T.s Greg a~c-asei s"sil - sufhc-ni 10 pay ss
aebt, [ozi is'l A ". BkADfOhD' sut's"e
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ATTEMPTED SuIcrpE.-A female who re-
fused TO give her name, on Thurs lay evening jump
ed into the dock At the foot of ChambCrS-St n. X,
with intent to DESTROY herself. She was observed
snd rescued by officer Roberts Of the Third Ward,
who took her 10 the Police station
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TN SUPREME COURT Cc,

i NNI N TEHU 'VUN .--NCunty OF
MONTGOMERY and state Il Ne~ York-Te DAVID
ADAMS. Defendant You are hereby Summoned ~ aus
weE the complain. d WM ADAMS Plaintiff whch com
planf led IN the Clerks Office OF the SAID Count. al
NJ ntzrefy oa the iitk day II August. 1851 COP, al
shck Complaint hereto 4nnered and Is herewith served
upon you, and copy upoa n
ne village q Cana hare. Montgomery County. New
f"Tk rfhn twenty DAYS 4er the u thus summons
upon oa exclusive u the day u such and II thu
Sat deishdaht fails a. sad compliant ~ nerehJ
required u" p'iinlf VIII take judgment against the de-
fsndsnt nr ono hundred AMI rNrnt,-sI Dpars and
Sf Cents. with interest theT~,u un is IL, 4 Al.
sus. 49, besides Gusts 5f ts aCtion-C .nalohsre
Y August p. 1851. JAMES n COOK.
atl9 iaw.SwS flantsf'S &unnsx
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IN OTICE ofApnhcation for DIE discharge

n O1lCE Of Application for the discharge
Of AN nsolyen' itsm ms debts pursuant 10 the pro
v.,uS - ne thrd aotsco II the ffst title o the hfh
cia4erc the second part Of ;hc Revised Statutes SIM
NON :. KIMBALL II the Cty AID Count, vi New
YolN y tce INST published Oct %. 1851 Creators 90
arr,ar i-toie me Hon Lewis Woodruff, one Of the
Tutecs the Court OF Cofm'n Pleas of n" CITY and
Cruuty New Nsk ait.e CITY Had CIV II >ev-N ORR
ie 1h 1a) ~ JanuaD l552 ~ 10 O'Clock m tne fore
uo.. u IRA BAKER. At'ons} To- sad ns'lveai.
o. 'uViO~Ss No n Nassau-st.. Ne~ YORK
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,.ss. A.w BRADFORD. Surrogate
SUPERIOR COURT-Citv and County

SUPERIOR COT Rr-Citv AMI County
NofNew- York n chari Field John MeruT. Charlie,
VI fi6l and Daniel karr j. agtls' Jacob Nanderp,p
Jr Bsf i4un Fitch GHrotas Marvin Frarcs CLARK aud
George Mount to JACOB NA<DERFTlOi. Jr SIR
You hereby summoned 10 answer the complain, Ia tins
seton, whi COPY herev m served you, and
copy ~ your % ai my cfhc'. Number
70 Chambers street NcW-NorN CITY, within twray dsyS
after thu TVce hereof escsvc uf The tay of such
service sId NJ fa 20 the complaint ai5re
sand The NaIntS VII take judgment Tor the 81 three
hunife anf hy dollars With interest nom the toltecnh
Jay July thousand eight hundred and h'ty-ons.
eethes with Eve cents % protesting the
Bal Exchange suit De aides the costs Of thiS
The plan ms acton et IA the Clerks Once
ID he above Court. October 81. 1881
Dafed October -. 1891 y COhSrOCk. Jr..
oii ia~bNS PLAINTIFFS Attorney
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> the application OF On. Mayor. Aldermen AID Com
vi the CIV eS N-S York relative - ne OPEN
ING - SIXTY RSr-STRFEr. from H. I'd iseaue 20
Fift-ayeIue. the Nretssnth y agd pt san CT Iae
und 7s3guec Commissioner Of FsfCats sn1 assessment
n tht alrve entitled manner. hereby N1tce maj
'hty WI NEE; II re Office II hn Fowler Jr.. Esd,
ne ChrrmaL Of the sad Commissioner N. ~
Mass street IN tie CITY of New YORK SIT MAY. this
1T dal of Ncvemher 1851 a. four ocoC tie afterrcon
Tor roe purpose II hriuns oppoS the Assessment:
made by the SAID CpnHss onsrS. person 7ersons
y !. s.ner ih. N elves $1,000 ,her.hA
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nrA1n BY Disease OF TIE HEARr.-

Nj Henry Hathaway, who for nearly year past
has boarded at the Carlton House. corner OF Leon,
ards, and Broadway, died suddenly o. Thursday, OF
disease OF the heart. The acting Coroner held an
.pouos on the body and the jury rendered verdict
a. Tins effect Mr.. Il. was Is native OF Connecticut,
about IS years Of age, and came 20 thls CITY WIN
view Of having his hiD cured, which, about year
srce was dislocated by his having been thrown
fynul "A
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u,HFpFOPLEOE ME STArE

u SYW YORK BY ths GA ~ col Fres as.i indie
oer 1sr- To nersltls ,iested an the --tSs of John
THOMSON ate OF m Cits - NV Y.rs. deceAs.d.
fns va, and zach Of YOU are hereb, cod and lrsl
persrally e. De- and appear before Sunuga u ths
County # Ncw-NoiA AZ h Office IA tbs Cty oi
m thu seca.d dar u uh-T next. at eleven O'Clock
the reaos o. thar iar Thea All her g. attend ~ mai
sei nent o. the account q pr1cccdnss q ELIZA Ann
ANGEL. Tat, Thomson, A. EyscatTsX 81 Tie Last VIII
and estNuens Of >ar deceased
De- testimony ~hers. have caused the Seal ~ Once
Of ssid Surrogate =, be hcpcunto s;kvei Wines.
v Bradford. ssrr1gafs 81 sur said Co1ntv At
L. the CITY Of New-YDfk the 2sh day u August IN
she year of our Lor d one thousand elsht uired
ant hfs.oue
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STATES PASSPORTS, for

TNITED STATES PASSPORTS, for
I EUROPE. CURA, NICARAGUA, CALIFORNIA,
sc indispensable 20 Travellers Being sure protection
against foreign aggression and person 10 allowed 10
land or travel IN Continental Europe South America OF
the West Indies, without they cannot be dispensed
with Issued by J Il MONIES, Notary Public, land Com
missioner Tor nearly all the states Of the UnoR No DC
Broadway. o5l o.
A CARD. DIR. DAVID l.. ROGERS
L has returned to the city of NewYorS and resumed
the Surgical practice OF has profession al No 10 WaerN
place. OzH'
4 CARD.-Mr. r. NJ. PRATT, Por-
trait Painter has returned 10 the city, and may be
found formerly al HIS rooms No - Chambers 81 one
door from RroadSay 30 3tTurhSS'
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DAM BY CONGESTION OF The BRAiN.--
An INQUEST Was on on Thursday held az No. $50 East
Broadway ON the body % Anna NhltwOrth, a native
Of England - wears OF axe. who dled suddenly OF
oOneo>tcn of the brain and lungs. Verdict accori-
Mgiy
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NEW ARK
THg ACCIDENT AT THE sSUGAR House.

The return match viii be played next Monday, at
Newark, if the weather permits.
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CmcKEr-NEw-Y oRK AND NEWARK.-
The INST of a home and home match OF this game
was PLAYED on Wednesday, between the above Clubs.
on tie beautiful ground OF the former at lloboken,
which terminated NJ favor Of Newark. with hye runs
a. spare The following Is ine score:
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~ PTRSTANCE of an order of the Sur.

fogate of the Count, IT New Nok notice i hereby
gwen an persons having CLAIMS samsl VI AIRY CROSfH
WAITE late If the Civ II NeWNork widow, dece ised
present. the with vouchers thereof % the subscriber
az ts Office corner IT Bowey ard 3d-st ~ he CITY OF
Ngw York. before the twenty second daT Of Apri
Dated New York the sixteenth day II October 1851
% law6nS' WILLIAM II VAN COLT. Executor.
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gN PURSI ANCE of an order OF the Sur

e-lfc ofthc County % Nc,,Nok. notice j. hereby
90 ali persons having claims aenn>f JEREMIAH KEEL
ER late 81 the Cty ii New York deceased. 20 present the
with vouchers thereof "a tn subscriber AZ her
dtute No 3O Lisuen3fd street the City Of New York
the -htth ia, OF November ueU Dated
New Nogk. he twenty -ffth daN IT NAV. 1851
rt-t lawGmS ELIZA KELLER. Adimnstratnx
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IN Pt issuance of an order of the sur
roga,c Il the County OF New YORK. notice hereby
gwen 10 al persons having claims against CHARLES
WRIGHT late IF the Cry of New York. merchant, de-
e.ssed to present he same with vouchers thereof % tho
subscriber The Office " A Seey. No 1874 Fulton St
N the CIT, of New YORK before tao iNeniy fourth
da II Apr next Dated New I0rk. the twenty thtdday
Of October 1851 ELIZA WRIGHT
e2J lav6wS Administering.
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DrAp INFANT ForND-The remaiHS of a
newly born infant were found wrapped up IN rags IN
TaaS Spar Yard, at The foot OF 3!-st. An inquest
wasAelG on the body, and a verdict Of death nom
some un Known cause was rendered bS the jury.
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Receipts OF Produce

tg fse Norfh Rter Boats CrtSi lo0 hblS vi IN. rs
O. Ashes olS do Wxsky. 36S blS'el, Whes. as 90
Oats 959 harley ~ $50 pcsgs Cheese, 1910 d. Ru.
tI do Wool. 20 dc Leather. 80 dc. Meal, Al c4SS
NcniSttN. lCo bhls. Beef.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
u rogate of the County of Ne~-YosA, notice n hereby
gwen To all persons having claims against ALEXANDRA
II HARPER late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased 10
present the with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
at ls residence Butts Hotel Musystree IN the City Il
New-Yok or or before the fth day OF January next Da
ted New York, the 9th day Of June 1891
e2B iawtmS. CALEB ). bt lis, Executor
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AOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ac-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. a

corlng to law 60 ah persons having claims g,nsi
THOMAS WYNNS, late # the City II Brooklyn, Kings
County deceased that they required Ia exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber Edwin
Coffin 1t his residence, No % 9Th - "a the 'uy VI
New York, before the oath day II March next
Dated September 10, 1881 -
EDWIN COFFIN, (rxscnt,r.
30 law6mS. FRANCIS NiNIDN, N''''
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County OF New York notice Is hereby
gwen 10 al persons having claims against ANN WYMBS
late Of the City II NewYOrk widow deceased - pro-
At hIs Office No 1888 Bowery ID the Cy u New York
or before the seventh day II PM next-Dated New-Yok
the third day of October. 1851
oi lav6IS HUGH KELLY, AdrlnisratU.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur

PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
\ rOgae Of the County Of New YORK. notice hereby sIy-
late o the cy New York. grocer deceased TO present
n. same With vouchers thereof 20 The sDscrer az hrf
residence Nosi Canal street the city II New York,
or befre the second day Of December aert-DLtsj New
Y1rk The thlrtlelh dav u May 1851
m,.l law6ms AMELIA JAGELs AdmlnistrstnI
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Mr. Spmar's Lafs- u .fcoqfdacc-1he BSe >tar'
-7If Cuarr,s stoaal Elections, Sc, 81.

BosT0N, May IL, 1871.
Ar. Sra,ar's Late II dccqfdacc-7b BSe San,
Tho Congressional Elections, &c., So
The letter sent By Mr. Sumner 70 the President
e the state Senate accepting the sea, in the ma
tiona Senate TO which be had been ehoscs has been
read by everybody, aud has hat a very excellent
effect. Ii shows that. however strong may be tho
new senator's hostility to slavery, h. i firm friend
Of the constitution. which instrument be will DO his
utmost to maintain in is purity. II may be said
that Il i very ca,y for man to promise, but not
altogether 50 cay for him 10 perform biz promises
which Is very true in itself, small number Of
notcholdcrs iu State and Wall streets have had oe
eason to find cut; bat Mr. .umuers character IL il
sufficient warrant that i4Sbuli not say what he
d!i not mean and that what he says lac viii do lis
faults are not thorc q political hack who pro-
n.es all things with much facility rs the court
Iufd promised every hing he wanted to /" tho head
Of tie Nrougheads, and Who breaks them as fea-
Oily. At any rate, his letter has caused quite al
"cia Of good feeling" among Wcll meaning meu.
lycn undey old gentlemen who have boon drcad-
lug the gUut w their sonachs ever gucc Dir. sum
nci was elected have rallied amazingly within the
last two or three days. The poor souls were q Opn
that the Senator eject had IL vi. possession nj IN
formal machine, with which w. proposed hcx, w,n''r.
t. seud the government, ~ Washington much nearer
to heaven taan ii vii ever b. likely o. get III tlt
ordinary course Of things. Tho ouly elias. who ate
Gsgusttd With the letter, ars Few very old Lun.
M, who. beng fools ncmsrltcs, N. naturally
much gustcd IL Mr.. Sumner having acted lilte
u vice tuan, such cond1et on biz pirt ing pee
s0uui reelection ON Themselves. These man hatc,
with the usual a.tuieHcs- of jYl's. diseJVcrg nn
GJfisU y.utte tr tie lettcr Aif Sumnt afaui
that 4, .huli not be allowed 20 take hiss,1t w tbe
Senate i he d. not show hiusslfa gIf 1nt J-hcnes
III. letter. u ess llly f8r Solomon that h. ad
not happen ~ w. born W our day, - IT. caaracicc
TYF pi,der, yauid have been tneiged III 'at 81 ths
fr httY lffFff. dT
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II will be seen by the above table that sugar,
molasses, tea, coffee, tobacco, iron, hardware and
cotton form the principal articles which the United
States send to Canada and yet these articles
are wholly excluded from the ''reciprocity BILL"
This Is exclusive Of the articles in "bond, which
amounted to over 100000.
But the most conclusive evidence that such mea-
sure ms has been proposed would, like the handle Of
a pitcher. be all on one ride BIZ seen in the
table which follows, and which shows tho value Of
the goods mentioned in the reciprocity bill, which
now import from Canada, and the value OF those
We export. The difference Is so glazing rs at once
TO show the utter inconsistency Of the proposed
measure, unless greatly altered and hberslized.
The following Is statement Of the imports from,
and exports 20 Canada, Of similar articles, showing
the values ofthc annual exchange at different points,
Of the same products, FOR the year lsf9-
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TErRlRIg ToBNspo ~ Lott.yItLE, ky.-on
Saturday evening a sudden storm was experienced
in this city and vicinity. which IN violence has
seldom been cquallcd. IL was accompanied with
vivid lightning, the Wind almost blowing n hurri
cane, followed by heavy rain, and tor several
minutes storm ~ hail stones II the largest size
which. Il wss feared. would beat ia the ros!s of the
houses. The course % the wind Wa FROM tho west
g. tho cast, the greatest force being confined 10
SPACE not laore than ATTY feet IN width aud sweep
ing along IN series a whirlwinds. A brick
houae, IN the course Of compilation. Grayson
street. between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets,
was lcyellCd with the ground. The roofs we're
swept of tho dive ings Of John Fulyilcr aud Mr..
singer, on Seventh street, between Green and
Walnut streets, and taken some ESQ feet over the
tops of tccs standing III the front yards and edged
10 the middle Of the street. Mrs. T., With her two
little children, we're in the upper room Of the
house ~ tie time tho root Nas blown ~. aDd shc
IN terror rciged the children and rushed to corner
&c tho focm whom the ,hiHlr ~ f. Il with crash on
The very rpoi she Tho moment before hal deserted
be gable vail and chimney II Mr. llaye-' house,
On the cifositp side 81 seventh street, fronting
fulwilcrs, wa. blown down. md tic roofs and
portions II The wals o. bricb Kitchen aud stable
adjoining just in tn, ros thc >iNih street church.
were blown or, aud scattered iU all directions
The coplsc of the storm Nas al along The route Of
th, frankfort railroad. hnd tlccs Wclo ~ aootod and
twisted I'll vi such uumbrs that thU railroad track
Nas covered With i8llor tMbur 10 such an extent
that The cars were detained three hours in clearing
awHy TIE rubb IN between thc city ard H. Grange.
porto 81 tie wpll aud root 81 q house on Fth
stuet. beyond Broadway wa demolished l,y the
storm, aid n uunbgr q trees ia ihc vicinity up-
rooted. Tie gable wal urDic9rgc Douglass black.
smith thop an The Point, above Second street. fell
out. and a portion u tie rocf fen III. Two coal
boats belonging e. Mr.. Hyatt. lying ~ the point
shove 4 hcisonVill". were stink during the storm.
sud tie steamer 1anion'a. ~ Tho lower city
whgd, was forced from hcr myoringg. breaking her
cable aud dtinsd up - tho point uf the creek
She encountered be Fourth street wharf boat In
hCr course. and shattered Its upper works very
much, and otherwise damaged IT, 1b0 s.cancr
Mary StcphcEs. "a her way 70 Cincinnati en
,ountercd The gallo, and had boil Of her chimu,ys
blown overheard. The storn was very severe, and 4
W. expect 10 hear Of many more disasters occasion.
ID by }t.--Lopt.rRc the) C0mic, Nag ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

STEAMSHIP NIAGARA. Atlantic ocean,
OF Cape Sable, May l5-I2 Nj.
Bo,rytr, the Great Ncr York Police offer, going 10
the Worlds Idir-ViDtes, The Fsgnirs Coaria,,
oa board the Niogara under Faise Name.
JAMES GoEpoN BENNETT, Esp
DEAR SR:-At IL NJ, yesterday, having east oh
our lines at East Boston, We dropped into the stream
and, after getting under full Roadway, fred one
larboard and starboard gum the report Of which
brought on deck George Wilkes from his hiding place
where he doubt, lay shivering and shs king with
fear lest Bowyer should discover him and hand him
over 10 the officers Of justice in Boston, lie has trans
gressed the laws Of Massachusetts, BY his numerous
hbels. When he first came on dock, he looked At
Bowycr and. smiled, seemingly inclined to offer
his hand, but Bower ecowled snd looked as though
he had Just come from the Tombs, ready 10 pounce
upon his criminal. lie passage ticket was in the
name of Thomas Lise, having purchased his ticket,
he stated, for gentleman Of that name. The Dos
ton police had no knowledge Of his appearance in
that city--if they had, he could not now be on
board the Niagara, but, perhaps, other craft,
which lice N anchor in that city, as | understand
there is an indictment IN there against him for
libel. lis told gentleman, since he came on
board, that he feared Eowycr would discover him
before the ship left, in which event he woald hare
had him arrested. We have had pleasant time,
thus far, and expect to arrive at Halifax by twelve
O'Clock tonight.