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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
The BUFFALO SLAVE CAsE.-The Buto


10 RepnLdc of the 18th inst has the following partcu
lars in regard 10 the arrest OF escaped human
chatte, already noticed in The Tribnae, by telegraph
A fugitive slave has Just been arrested IN this city
by "A Slavecatcher from the south. lie was taken
.from of the steamer Buckeye State, which he was
employed cook. He had made two trips upon TINS
boat having formerly been employed at the Durham
House Cleveland. We nave not ascertamed BY what
name he was known IN that city, but his night name
i said By ms capturcr be Daniel He l. claimed
to be a fugitive slave, the property OF Mr. George
Moore an extensive dealer In human flesh, residing
IN Louisville, ky. The poor fellow was arrested by
the Slave catcher. and some OF our officers when
first taken he went 10 the steps TO go on deck
when the Sayc-catcher caught up billet OF wood
and struck HIM violent blow upon the back part OF
OF the head driving IN his skull lie fell senseless
upon the no, stove, badly burning one side OF his
head and forehead.
The awful working OF the brutal act may now be
seen BY our citizens. Any person who Witnessed
the sight presented IN the Commissioners once TINS
morning must be satisfied of the healing quail
lties and gentle mercy" of the Fugitive Slave
law To behold the poor slave, man OF Gods own
image with his bleeding skull, his dull, heavy,
piteous eve his hands claSped Is II IN inward
PRAYER and l,on manacles on his hands, Was sight
OF horror The excited crowd around the door, ana
the gaunt image OF the siavecacher. who paced the
room and shifted a brace of heavy revolyeTs 10 me
most cony enlent pocket to nave them handy 10 shoot
down our citizens. spoke volumes OF the efhcacy Of
the Comprorn!se measures as a hnal settlement,
healing OF the bleeding wounds OF our country we
pity the poor slave, but let justice take IT'S course
We do not envy the miserable siave-cdtcher, the
dealer in human flesh and blood and We nope ne
may be- arrested and punished according TO the law,
for the wanton and brutal assault committed upon
no
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Mobile Herdid

ALAsAMA.-The Mobile Heraid learns
th,, a serious ARRAY occurred on Montgomery Hill,
BALDWIN County. on the 18th inst, between Colonel
Moore and Mr. Jones, pilot. IN which the latter
was instantly killed.
r. TIE Upper Marlboro (Md GaEette
saws that the recent heavy rains m that County VIII
very much lnJure the growing Tobacco crop. Inc
same paper saws that the corr crop IS very hne
~ The steamer Ocean Wave was con-
sumed by fire at -. LOUIS on the Fh INST. ohe wa.
owned by Can't. T. Deyinney, and was valued at
$1,000. Insurance $4,000.
FIRE.-At Cincinnati, on the 10Th INST
As ,.e learn by telegraph Todds foundry, and Chas
Foster & Brothers printing press manuftctory were
DESTROYED BY ire.
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,. NJ the market hAs continued 70 improve ~
H. Gafs OF our as. report, aad far an9nL ~ - -,
r. been transacted generally al the lu p1sTrsc. md
- Ths only exceptOns fO-Acn siiiAI So.
IrS suaIes oiFY ARSs which are sTlL D. Of
ror 40 much a. they ten days h,rexsr
,n.y can Low WARS much 70 a. Tn~sdsT'.
cases an aoI 4 Of Jenny ~ ..sed more TO-DAY
srces h IN . e"nis ofCoPs and M.RPs snf na.s zen
unable 10 establish any adv are IN very bsk
iAs,s i s q. cIor and Lose cl s rcn sa as
81 ut is y - :, last werA prces. PRINTERS
DoNEsII1- ~ .s,l,'ed during the -sr few d1ys Sarc-
nave ' ~ -, % lsw gsalie, Ai.'s7h't" "''e .
-. so. al .si4>sscs'il 'i''~''-
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Names Of the Persons Drowned at Kingston
Additional Particulars.
KINGSTON. Friday, Aug. Is. Is

KINGSTON. Friday, Aug. ID. 1881
The following are the names of the persons whs
were drowned ut Kingston. on the lith inst, by the
upsetting OF a boat
Mrs. Youldon. Miss Youldon Master Yould0n,
Mrs. ID h Jenkins. Miss Jenkins Mrs. Capt. Gas
KIN, Mary Ann PROXY, Miss Mason, IL A. Mills, Miss
Mills, Miss ii Haight, Miss A. Haight, Mrs. @. Hun.
ter. Miss A. Hunter, Mr.. Th0rne, Thoma, Crist.
Miss Walker Miss Stacy.
The steamer Prince OF Wales has left 10 search Tor
the bodies.
OGDESsBURG, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1851.
The boat IN which the picnic party were, wa
heavily balasted with iron, and went down Imme
dlately Twelve OF the bodies have been recovered.
Among those drowned were Mr.. jenkins, tallOw.
chandler, OF Kingston his wife child, and wifes sis
ter and Mr. Mills, hotel keeper IN Kingston and
daughter
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g. ~, le 0f bl ,ness on Frday. ths market hss
NM, much timer character The denans np 70 ms
nm has neen nearly equal 10 that OF last week ou "th
g. choice n the current qualities, and pTces tuay arc
nearly one-eghth ID penny b. hlsher ior AnereSn
.pds uuGsr "a p. The sales SINCE Ihusca are sSWV
haIes OF which 900 are speculation and tD~ Tor eS-
M, The sales consist Of the following descriptions
80 ArleIcaR, 81 - ed 2oo Psraams ia 70 90 a.
to0 Bsus sd cd. 40 HaTanham, I'd - ID. ~"
Evyutisn sd 20 I'D 4eOs Surats ed - I'D. The IN,
-|rs nee FRIDAY are 1858 American ss pernaIn- ih~
~ ofnrr .orfs Total, Zl,lN.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 18. 1851

said Mr. e. there has be-,n ire siiyhtes, misstate
mept or quiobc on their part
In regss To the question: of TILE u the space be
tween high and 10 water mark. Mr.. Clark stated
that Jutge Bronson TO nom the matter has been
referred has yet returned - the City, and PROB
ably VIII not I'll after ~ sept Decision reserved
The motion for attachments against Nessrs Bur
CHER and Town chi President u the Company, for
70, preverTng the Captains lsni.n, passengers a,
the new cock. lies over.
cy-vs S5as AZ, I'.lia SAay Referred
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F,sr ~ rup Woops.-About two acres Of

FIRE IN THE W 0ODs.-Ab0ut two acres oil
woodland were destroyed by fre, yesterday after
noon and evening, IN West RoxbuTy. upon the es
tate known as WOODBURY. and belonging TO Joseph
VI. smith Esq. The progress Of the fire was arrest
ed by the citizens who turned out in large numbers.
and extinguIshed It by beating II out with bushes
Boston Traveller 18th
HEAVY ROBBERY.- AT C0vlngton, NY. on
the Ilth INST Mr.. Buford Of Memphis, Tenn, was
robbed OF $1,000 while at the Franklin House The
money was taken from his trunk.
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MAR RIED.

in IpIls Aug. 3D. by Rev Dr Parker. WILLIAM
KING of Batmse to MARY GRACE, daughter %
Charles OakfOrd Of New Orleans.
On TUESDAY morning Aug ", BY hfs j. MetullAnJ.
T NcCULLANY Of Oxford O.. and Miss LIZZIE L..
daughter Of J Cirton Of Butler Co, Ono.
S. Vincent De Pauls N EVELYN LYONS, Esg, Civil
Engineer Of Sligo, Ireland - SOPHIA JANE, daughter
II + Hogan Esq late Of S. Johns. Newfoundland
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FOREIGN MARKETS
,..r. Brown, Shipley L. Co.'S Circular.

IIVLRPOOL, AIE-
W. .,. o., ,efyt ,ery steady COTToS market SINCE the
,, ia; he ,.le, for the three DAYS reaching %
bales with 900 exporters nd speculaofs ~ ,hs a
s,ehth of penn, advance has been obtained os the MN
ling qualities. - Al, nd so,,, h AZ ia.
clned 81 20 Is per bbl good Canada having been sod
10 I'd . DBL and Philadelphia and ba!linOfe al NV
1ps Cd Corn dull, at previous duotaeots
Sses # Cotton, to-day, estimated AZ lO"o O@is''
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More Reports Arrival AT ChAriesssu from
Havana-Later from Cardenas-Lyuchip. !.
Negro-yni,ed states ship Dee altar

DNL IIFUttl Nuks IT, ftoI-
The brig Charles kersha~, II ChaIiestoa frow
Havana, which por; she left on the sth repoStS the
intelligence that many Of the paiTlOts from Clea.
f,ieeoS Trinidad villa Clara and Puncpe. had sur.
rendered to the Government troops, and many
OPINION n Havana - that the disturbance is very
serious. but commercial matters. nevertheless. t-
man una ffected.
An ARRIVAL at JACKSONVILLE, fior;dN 'iom Csrts
mas, ono date confirms the previous accounts On Ne
Patriot successes They were jaily increasing IN
numbers, and anuously awaiting The hrivsl ~
Lopez
negro. convicted Of rape At Columbus tGal
having been pardoncc BY the Go,eTnor. mob oToss
open The all at noon OF the i2fh dragged hm through
tie streets. and hung HIM from \ tree
The L. ;. ship Decatur has arrived a. 'snsacots.
from a cruise IN the Gull.
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Arrest for Passing Counterfeit Money

UlN DkE, Ffludy, Aug, ID, I5JT-
Two men, named Perry and Adams were arrested
here Yesterday afternoon for passing counterfeit five
dollar bills Of the new emission of the Suliy An
County Bank
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BUFFALO, saturday, Aug. 10
Officer Tyler last evening arrested man named
Edgar Iaght, returned californian, on a requis
tion from the Governor OF that state to Governor
Hunt He is charged with perjury and obtaining
money under false pretenseS. and Is fugitive from
Justice lie LEFT this morning m charge OF Offices
Tyler for New \ ork, en- route for California
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The Fugitive slave Case az Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Aug, 49, 1851
Mr. Rust, the agent OF Mr.. Moore, the owner NJ
the Fugitive Slave Daniels has been under eKami-
nation, to-day, a charge of assault and battery
with intent to Kill. The examination IS adjourned
nh Mopdav
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Fires


BOsTOu, Mug. II, 1871
Yesterday the stables IN Parker-st.. Roxbury, o.
cupied by the fremont line of Boston and Roxbury
omnlbusses, were burnt down. The horses were
saved.
The dw cling house and barn Of A. J. Reed in Sh,r
ley were destroy ed by fire yesterday Loss ei.o00-
insurance.
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ST. JoHs, \. b., Saturday, Aug 10, 1851
Ten men deserted from the 9th regiment, and.
after wandering three days IN the woods without
food. were captured and brought To this place.
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Rsceiptx of Produce.

XIV III, North Rr,r -S0fvrdayl2 3is bills flour.
lSs bgs Wool 10 do Hans, do Provisions IA 90 Ashes-
3J9do Whl.ky, 1886 bus Wheat, 80 1903 DO. Corn.
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Fatal RaiIroad Accident.
ELMIRA. saturday. Al

ELNIRA, Saturday, Aug. 10. 1851.
At Naterly passenger IN attempting ID Jump ON
the freight TaIn fell between the whell was run Ovu
aud smashed TO atoms lie expired Immediately
Name not known.
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London Money Market
Li,erpsol Cotton Market q

conso.s M.ney. %. sgs. Three -a-g14IteI Per
cat D,aqe. Exch.qucr Bill. L. isdi5 Do l. war
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Dr>fruCIiYe Eire

JoHNsrowN. Pa, Saturday. Aug. 10. 1851
The most disastrous fire ever known IN this place
occurred this morning Ten families were rendered
houseless The loss. though not exactly asceTtauei.
Is very heavy.
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General Scets.

NesFoLK, Saturday. Aug 10. 1851
General scott Yesterday pad yisl, 20 The Prtnk
In Depot. and returned In the evening
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GOV. Johnson-Ohio River,

PlrTSBJRG. Saturday, August 10, 1851
COY Johnson arrive ed At Brighton last evening, %
his way TO this city. He will stop at Beaver anl
other towns. and address meetings. One hundred
of our citizens LEFT the cars, this morning TO meet
him al Beaver. They are expected back At O'Clock
There are three feet three inches OF water IN the
riyer At tins place Weather pleasant
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Naval futellgrucr.

NORFOLK. Friday. Aug Is
The L ;. steamer Saranac has arrived here IRON
Philadelphia. The L. :. ship Plymouth sails on the
sC:h INST. for the Ez>. Indies VIA BraIli
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Cholera At Louisviile-Great storm an kea
tucky-rhe Crops.

LOUISVILLE. FRIDAY, Aug IS. 1881
The cholera broke out here yesterday in a vesy
malignant form. Some twenty cases, up to this time.
are reported. among them h Grant and son, Gee
Willis and George McCurdy. The cause ofthe out.
break is supposed to be continued heavy showers
and great beat. Three new cases have occurred to-
day The weather is now clear, and the disease has
abated The cholera has broken out in some OF the
interior towns NJ the STATE
\ severe storm occurred al Psducah IN this state.
on Saturday asst 4 letter 10 The Co.rier giving par
tlcularS. state hat The gable ends OF houses
blown in trees uprooted walls leyelled. Sc. The
steamers Dover and Caledonia were struck by the
squat and sunk The steamers Elm. Mustang, Globe
and Cherokee were badly injured The former pre-
sent the appearance OF total wrecks. The Cherokee
had a large log driven throughher hull The steam.
America and Huntsville lost then chlmne,s, and
also had their cabins badly sprung Six or eight othet
boats were more or less injured Accounts still con
tlnuc 10 be received from below OF other damage
done by the storm
The recent rams have benefited the tobacco AMI
corn crops IN kentucky and Tennessee. The tobacco
yield IN kentucky Will be double that OF las, year
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By Telegraph 70 the New-York Tribune

Sssth-r Tsi1rrpA Oes, cor~>r H,.,.- al B,s-, ~.
For further 7'ei>g-sph Dsps,ck,, So, yIAs Pss,
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DEATH BY DRowNING.-An inquest was
Yesterday held at Pier No. . East River upon the
body OF an unknown man. found drowned al that
place. lie was about feet inches in hight had
dark brow hair heavy red whiskers, and dressed
m dark sack coat plaid vest, linen shirt marked
f. j. and striped pantaloons. The body appeared
10 have been IN the water for four i've days Yer
dict, Death bv Drowning
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Boar RACE At BRIDGEPoRT.-lhe race
for nurse Of one hundred and fifty dollars be' tween
the sail.boats Electro and Triumph, came on on
"Wednesday last. The breeze was hight ana III
adapted TO test the speed OF the boats The route oil
The boats vas rom the buoy off East Bridgeport 70
and around The spindle of Black Rock, and back 10
the buoy. a distance of about ten miles, winch was
accomplished in about five hours. The Triumph III
umphed, cstancing her opponent IN time seven MN
ures and FIVE seconds, deducnng the fifteen minutes
allowed IN favor Of distanced boat.
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THs GALWAY STEAMSHIP ESrrRPRlsE.-
The Company engaged N this enterprise have issued
a Circular addressed more particularly 70 Members
OF Congress. IN which hey give the following rea-
sons for asking that the | ; Mails may be conyeyt-i
over that route
lst The Slllng-dlsiance OF Galway from New
York Is three hundred miles les than that OF LIVER
vool and the propr,eoTs of the proposed line viii
undertake 10 make he average passage TO Galway
shorter bv twenty four hours Than that OF any steamer
goug to Liverpool or Holyhead
2d R,lwsy communication l. now complete De-
;mtca Du5l:a sul GALAXY. al 'ac l,,tsac. 8 ~
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IMPROVEMENTS IN EAST NEwARn.-
Mcssrs n Gilbert, of Jersey City, and p. w Long
lev, Of Ecw.loIk, who have purchased the property
formerly belonging TO the East Newark Land Com
pany, comprising nearly 800 acres on the opposite
side OF The P,Ssac, intend TO improve the property
Immediately Dy filling IN, Sc, and to throw 1t INTO
the markets IN lots. Much has been done within the
past TWEEN, five years towards retaining the waste
land between Tie Passaic and llackensack rlverS,
and should this enterprise succeed ii will react as
benefit rot only 10 the health OF the vicinity, bu, to
business.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-Mlchael o.
Neil lad 10 wears OF age. who resided IN the family
of Mrs Anderson, at No 335 Water-st., was drowned
while bathing at the foot of esslip, K. r.. on
Saturday evening II appears that. being unable 70
swim. he procured 4 PAIR of cork floats with which
he venured beyond his depth, but the cord connect
ing them breaking, he became frightened, and letting
go OF them, drowned III sigh, OF number OF his
companions. VINO were unable 10 save MN The
Coroner viii hold an inquest this morning.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named IhoS.
Thomas residing IN Ninih-av between Twenty
ninth and Thrtleth-Sts., while IN The act OF convey
ing case OF goods into his store from the sidewalk,
fell and instantly expired. physician was called,
who gave II as his opinion that disease OF the heart
was the cause OF death. Mr.. Thomas was a native
of England. about IS years Of age. The COronet
Will hold an inquest this morning.
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ACcIDENT.-On Friday morning the II
O'Clock train OF the l.. l Railway. passing through
AtlantIc-St.. came IN contact with a horse and gig
driven by Dr.. Gl6an. The vehicle was thrown TO
the opposite SIDE of the street, the horse knocked
down and the driver pitched out. out fortunately
without sustaining any injury.
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INJURED BY STAGE.-Miss Caroline Gus
Peters while crossing Broadway, below Bleecker,
street, Friday evening, about o'clock was knocked
down by a stage. driven at furious rate ana al
though She escaped being over, she was severely
bruised Officer Foster conveyed her 70 her resi-
dence No. ga Broadway.
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As.,y,L OF YAcHT.-The new yacht
Witch. Capt Lowell, arrived from boston OF oa'uF-
day evening and Is now at ancnoT on the D"''ery
she stopped at Newpon and other places on the
rO,sse. and designs returning to-day or Tomorrow.
, Measure party of hall dozen Bos'onlanS arc
passenger, aboard The Witch appears to be a hne
,,ecmen Of her class and does credit To the Eastern
buildas
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. -On Saturday
evening between and o'clock. VIM. Wore!t a
fireman attached 10 the steamship Baltic, while at
tempting 10 pass from the pier To the vessel STUN
bled and fell overheard. He was rescued from the
water ive minutes after ms fall. but every effort
made 10 restore HIM proved unayalhng Deceased
was a native of England, % years Of age, and Was
somewhat mtox lcaied al the time OF the accident
verdict according with the above facts was rem
dered by the Jury.
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W
fIRE IN BRooME-sTREEr.-A carpenter 5
shspm Broome-stree!, near Greene, took hre AT ;
o'clock Saturday morning. but by the promp, arrlN al
" he aremen. the flames were quickly extlngmshed.
ACCIDENT FROM tkMPHENE. -Oa Satur-
aye'enlns, csmphene lamp IN the house No. II,
ianrens street burst scattering the contents over the
Aiam son of Mr.. kepphng, and the servant Ann
Crow, Who Was so badly burned that she is no, ex-
pectet TO recover. She was removed to the CT,
Hospital
" The Quick Guards, Capt John Car
Aad. Will visit Bridgeport to-day They Will De
accompanied by Dodworths celebrated Brass Band
And NIL be received by the Eagle Guards, Capt.
Thomas {. Nlbo. 1t IS the intention OF the Guards
o remain one week, and they will encamp on a
eesunfa lawn in East Bridgeport. On Thursday
evening Grand Military and Cnic Ball will be
gwen by he Quick Guards, a; Bayiies Hail
" The Montgomery Guard viii leave
~mono~. pei Rip Van winSle. on their excursion
@Anxy and TROY
~ The Clinton Guard will 20 to Peek,-
a'a 'enorro~ on picnic excursion. The steamer
nadson NIL take them up, Shehon.S Band is en-.
saged
" Americas Association have picnic
'oday Glen Cove.
!" The Liberty Association give their
-s annual pc-0ic excursion on "Wednesday They
~@GleR Cove
" We call attention To the advertise
~ u he Protective Union OF The City Of New
WA IN 'o'day's paper. This establishment has
'''''ea ne" Branch Bakery al No 30 Sta,nion.st
"icHseps'S SrEAM-pERFEcrIyG ApPAR,-
I've have recently had placed N the boiler OF
engine Which drives the press OF The rribpae a
pe;;ecttns Apparatus invented BY Mr.. Rich.
s> IL WAS saced IN the boiler under the direction
duncan Tuner. Engineer. We lind upeu sufs.
INITIAL that l, saves al lcas, 30 per cent. IN the
assumption OF coal, and We are CONVINCED ,ha, All
"N' e"p'oy ''eanp power. whether >,a.isaar, ioc,.
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THE ACCIDENT IN THIRTY-FIRsT-S STR

RAILROAD INCIDENT. On Saturudy
morning. Michael Mclaughlin d laborer on the
Hudson River Railroad, who with others, was pro-
pelhng hand-car over the track near lonkers. he
came IN contact with the crank OF the car, "hlcn
Knocked him down, breaking his collar-bone and
fracturlng three OF his ribs The injured man was
CONVEYED to the City Hospital for treatment. The
father and other relatives of Mclaughlin reside on
the corner of lianton-ayenue and Henry street,
BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
PUBLIC LECTURE y.


NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, EAST THIR-
IN enth street The introductory lecture the
surgery will be delivered by Professor John Mury Car
nochsn, d, on Monday evening October 27th, at 7h
o'clock Members of the medical profession, and students
diens are respectfully ayd TO be present. The
cred BY Horace Green D. professor of the theory and
practice of medicines John II Whitaker N. professor
OF anatomy Edwin Hamilton Davis d. professor of
terra msdisa and therapeutics B. FOrdyce Barker
professor Of midwifery and the diseases Of aad chill
drsp; Ogden Dore%us professor Of chemistry and %sd
Of the of operative surgery with surgical paho
logy r. Peasy, n professor Of physiology patholo-
gy and microscopy The students of the college will be
eonysyea each SATURDAY during the session tho Emil
clinical lectures delivered by Professor the
geon in chief CT the institution. X. OGDEN DOREAUS,
N. d., Dean Of the Faculty.
CECONp COURsE.-DR HOLLICK's SELECT PRI-
vste Lectures to Gentlemen the Physiology and De-
rangements Of their Sy stems and the Origin OF Lfe
By all his appropriate Models and Painting at
Hope Chapel Broadway at 7 o'cl,ck on Monday, Tues
day Wedpssday and Thursdsy Oct a. & % and 80 Single
lectures 25 cents TICKETS for the course 50 cents Each
lecture complete by itself Also At r. NJ, days,
course for Ladies'. Female Health. Both lectures
Monday free. DurIg his stay, DR.. H. will remain at the
Astor House.