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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.

"A. ZhffONEy
TEACHER and Translator Of French, aHish and Halias
(rhe Classics taught also, If required)
A FEW PUPILS may be instructed ON the Guitar
IA Glasses OF gentlemen meet at his room on Pennsyl
Vania avenue north sde between Sd and AZ streets
Pupils will be accommodated at their residences also.
sep l5--f 4t
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

4rrea Of Jhn f. Braf toT .4Tson.-Asristsnt Captain
Garrett CT the Sixth ward police tucceeded yesterday
in srres'rg John Brau the men charged with setting
ere 90 the store Nc. go Broadway last Monday
ming. Tle officer traced hin 70 Bedford Long Island
h~re be was taken into custody ard brought 10 this
soon after the Gre DTant went % his resCsne IN Brook
lyn ytcvid,d himseE with cloak and In the hnuss
The ~ x. morning (ruesdsy) vhsn V was positively
known that the crime Of arson had been perpetrSted
orders given By the ftuce authorities 20 arrest
Pruut ard all other persoLs believed 20 be concefnel
IN TIE criue. Consequently Nr liuoeIt Branisnbur.
ger the propfstor Ct the premises burned detained
IN custoay in order 20 elicit the fast. The shole AZ
fair WAS rht before Justice osborn and partial
exsninatiCn q Mr. Brsndsnturger. BE- stated 20 the
Court thft he believed rrsnt had FIRE 10 the pre-
uiss. In question lie (BraItl acting for him ia
the csracty e confidential clerk In c3ns-quence Of
thr nation in connection With other facts which
the previous C the Gre being discovered active
pursuit Instituted by Assistsnt Captaa Gar
r,tt. q the siz'h ward, and uflser deDousalL
Of the Frs. ward police, and. after psrseverins
search for three successive nd hts Hnt days Capt Ga
reit succcecsd Ia certsuiug BIZ wheresbJuts to b. AZ
Bedford Long Isud cousrqueutly Capt Garrett Sergt
Mar'in tnl Nicer Kelvin, rroceeoed 20 TIE hiding
Ircsrfths fugitive TIE hoase sstche1 outside while
tnr crtersd the p-cmfes BrAnt made bis appearance
believing 70 o. te f nd but esoynizing the ofccr'
be ian ike Gesr for the ded snd guck were bic
move usuts that bs0re he captured he had b0up1.
ed over several fences tut when IN custody he became
quite sutJUed aud appeared 10 bp la10finK under mUc
EXETER eut Yesterday morning be vas brought o. q =
cry and ocnveysd before Jutics OsbIrn VINO commit
ted him % the Tomhs await na ion. whic
IL fei down o. taxi place this ttrdsy) mo nrg, a. Il
ociccK The and its coBtsuts ~ the dsr of tb'
Irsufatce a. 10 snes has been pcr1 ID the care
ciasgr q Capt Garrett
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
n,nnhIrn Ci,YIntrlIircrc-.

rav Ffozt, 70 DrA7u-A A crlrrsd mln known as JiA'
Bunce VS. found frozen to death yesterday morning
sore time dufirg tie previous might o. obtain .ai
frru the cod lie ras about 90 n-s ~ 1g-. "a To-
ou4ft wss htld upon the body aud ver Be-. r-t4 Ga
a-ccr5suce with the facts.
ArrrartrA HFISDiEH.--A man ns .nfl John Uhatr.c-
va yts srlaY taken into custody By asst captain Fl
lun of DE- Second District Police various chtT 80
tf,fpfftd tfa nst m of ob.iai1 money u fas r.pr
fertaficls typltt. H.it ne Ass q u t.t. crl L.
.uf. f-On f.ms lu htv uIR and ilHa.a.. ... VI o..
rrtat Ltrr .L.t hH va prophet IS 70 al als afo ur-s
rry lu tlfa ga y. = hiL also r1 H3.pl ata-eI re-.
-tiss. 1l. ~ fLll slIr4l.f vifiu .-N 4.gs GAS.
LrIl t.a l.ttfr charges d. ga aIr..l aYl ..l--tl
t6 h. county jail to ait 81 eX.uiui.ir Hl4 ..-'
L--c. NJ. " .lbLhE L-i-L. J.-l-. .lE
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
House OF Representatives.


~ CALIFORNIA.
The Senate bill establishing Branch Mint in califor-
nis referred the CO mmittes Of Ways and Means
UrExFENpEp APPROPRIATION RECEPTION AMIN
Communication wa received from the Secretary Of
State stating that nearly ala thousand Of the ten thou
sand dollar rated tor the s1penses Of Amin Bey
renninsd un expended
LOrfsyiLLE AND PORTLAND CANAL.
Mr.. hARsHALL. of Ky introduced bill for purchaa-
ing tn. outstanding stock in ths Louisville and Portland
canal and for eDarHDy the canal to suit the wants Of
commerce. Referred % Committee on Roads and Ca
mails
Mr. CH.NpLER chsrsd a resolution, that the speaker
the hall b. deemed necessary 20 the comfort and
health q the Numbers lie said that he occupied seat
the boundaries ~ civilization: but he would not mind
this did not the Bypobo,ean breczss blow upon his head
sLsuzhter W. are engaged from day 10 day In pass-
ing laws fer the ccinc of the people and for putting
money in their pockets-5alus fipui Ftgrend Lr-whch
means the law ot the isu5 i the h-sih and comfort Of
us legi'lsofs (Renswsi laughter The resolution wal.
adopted.
THr CALIFORNIA sSD
Os motion cf Mt OLDs dem % Ohio, joint resclu
ticn paced authorisng the Post master General C.
kaaize the contract tor the carrying the mails between
California anl Oregon
FErfTrDr7, Trc.
Several petitions pre-vatsi ani referred when
he IIou.~ sliCurne1
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
From Warrington.

DEsrATcHzs F32 srAtS--r.iz REs.G MARION oF HENRY
CLAY. SIC
T.sfrvlrov Dec Is 1851
u. fqisHs.--T .s,. .he, gsc-g- n Miles, of Balti-
.rs sf. wa.higston -.fisy a. bearer o. de,patches
70 cur M.ns., a. NatriI 4 iaferi that the jesps,ches
relate b tas Lsre- prisoners az Ne rhrssher AMI ex
presses soAad-n. belief IA. sAs srsrticas of govern
.snt VII rf'cuss Gsii rs.s.as
Henry Cay hus tssrrel biz f-at - ths senate. IL
oil spstd - viusg q atste ala sai return % Ash
.Gui IN - n ,,1g
Th. Join. C.uuitts- "a P-utir- vil report In fty0-
cravas TIE Genres ---'rn-t % " trs Dousson E.
A,us.torr 5sop- a.1-s 1f IL Tnga aad t b. believed
ID. ssa.- all ssss beth -31srs et tsu4lts.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

THE ART UAIoN.-Some Of the managers
Of tho Art Union have selected the columns
CT the CCUir & Bnqutr1, in which to an-
the charges which we're broug h against that in
stiution short time since, by a correspondent in
our journal. The defence, Eever, is very weak,
aud amounts to just nothing at ali But is not the
whole scheme o. the Art Union illegal by the laws
Of this state, and are not the managers liable to
be prose cuted for eng gng in The lottery business
We should like te soc this point settled
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

THE WEATHER.-we have been visited, considering
the of the year. with unusually cold weather so
cold 90 intensely cold have they been that they are
ties by any day last winter However that may the
following statistics will show that Tuesday last IL
colder by twelve degrees Wednesday last by thirteen
degrees ard on yesterday by seventeen degrees at
A. tban on the same days and at the same hour, Ia
the year le46. The the :nometer at Dalatour's, in
Wall street, shows the temperature, the 10th l7th
and 18th Ct December, at and IL A. NJ and and
p NJ for the past Eve years TO have been follows
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
Court Calendar for This Day.

VHAcuUWT O0Ye
sUrREME CouRr.-dsnerAl Term Nos 4S, so, 81, 80,
g.
CoxmoN PLEAs-Psrt Mos. 1889, 1857 1863 1895,
1857 14e9 1471 ls73 1875 1477, l479 l4sl 1883 l4s
1857 Part 2Nos S16. 6e4 S22 1888, 9l2 0i8, so2 sa2
T0, 1C0s, 1904, 1912, 1850, 1854, 1910 1914
1UPERIoR CouRT rwo branches. Mos 10, rs, 227,
sls s26 49, l3O e. as 246 s45, Sss 1853 2lI sOs sOs
S6l, 8o2 $685. s84 $685. a68, s67 ses 37i 372 373 374
876 3o 378 37o $50, 1884, 1856, 1885, $50, 390 392 $685.
;S6, 596, 507 3S8, $780, 400, 404
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

HEAVY VERDICT FOR LIBEL.-In the United
State CiIcuit Court, yesterday, the jary gave
verdict of ten thousand dollars against rappan &
Douglas, of the Mercantile Agency, in this city,
for written libel on Beareley & Co., Of Ohio,
stating that the latter were not worthy Of being
trusted. This was not rspaper libel, buta
libel Of very difTtren; character; and the jury,
by giving such a large veTdi,t, hoEel their dc
termination to put down the system Of prying and
spying into peoples private affairs, Of which the
Mercantile Agency in this city is the grand centre
and focus. Other suits will, doubt, DO commenced
by parties who have been ipj lred in the same way.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Ice-blasts comng-GHSIN would. therefore,
visit 10 his whore of Ladies' Fsra
braong variety and be believes thc most eItsnsyS
in Rev orh IN yites their eriLeal Erssan aad
Hucson BsJ sables. Ermne Stone krtsn sGu!-ty Ank,
Chin tla and Others. Fo.ofnes kufs. Cuffs. fippe1,
Re Teprrcntsd by every qualify o. their speotys
knds and Willie sold st prices c0rrtspon si1g with the ad
vsnced tetor Gentlemen and Ladies fur Gl yes Geu-
temens Fur Collars will Also be found In every dsarty
material 6.yle sud Price.
LENIN,S. No sla Ern,aN.x. orno.i.a 81. Pnnl'a.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

nuns-The advanced season has indssed BANTA, Of lUi
Cara street. 70 reduce the yrioes lis ent stock CT ih
iorAte Fur manufactured expressly tor bis city retail
trade His stock embraces evtry variety Of Marten Fith.
Chin okis Ermne, Mink Fduirrel, and Genet Muit, Tuc
Tippcte yetornts, ana Cufs Fur Trimainss, &e, sc.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

The Weather Throughout the Country,
SUSPENSION OF NAvI0AIIoN--RIvERS FRozEN-MAIL
FAILURES, ETC.
MoRsE's TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
THURSDAY Dec l8, 1851
ToRoNTo.-The Thermometer is Is degrees below Zero
Yesterday only degrees below The sky Is cloudy
BurrALo.-At O'Clock, P. NJ, the thermometer stood
at % We have . very strong westerly wind with
cloudy sky and fine sleghing
Rochester This morning the Thermometer WAS ct
grees above The horizon locks much like snow and the
wind is west.
Urea The weather is snowy, and the Thermometer
points at "a
srRAcusE-The sky is cloudy with ths Thermometer at
AlnASv-sky cloudy Thermometer at 2e and wind
northwest.
BosToS.-For q day two past the weather has been
quite cold The Charles river Is frozen over and the
mercury att to-day stood at only 10 degrees above
SPRINGFIELD, Mass-The weather here Is ssively
cold. Yesterday morning the mercury in the thermo-
meter stood at IA degrees and this morning stands ct
degrees below Zero
s filed with floating ice but to afford little
obstruction to navigation.
BALTIMORE is the coolest day have experience
ed for many years the ice is at least eight inches thick
The lice In the Potomac has prevented the mail steamer
from reaching Washington In time tn connect with the
cars. Two Southern mails are consequently due.
CrNcNNAr-The river had risen IA inches, yesterday,
and full Of ice Towbosts have arrived during the
Eastern mails also very irregular latest dates
fl ON New York being Thursday last. The weather
tinues intensely cold
LouIsvuLE-The weather here, yesterday, was in
Falls The Ohio is frozen for the first time in
years.
NV OILEAss-The weather here on Tuesday, ex-
tremey cold Thermometer SO degrees above zero
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
IL LrsrErARp STREET, Dec II, 1851.

TO MR.. MAURICE A.. DALI.
sR-In the closing paragraph Of epistle from you
to the HERALD newspaper of this morning, you make
most uuwarrantable and impertinent of my name
You also wish to know the high standard Of benevo
ence TO which this leader Of orchestIas holds hmss
amenable This is rather a novel ides to hold M
smenable to ssndardn certainly hold myself smen-
able to the legal tribunals and also to those rules Of
duct alive Us the code of honor OF . gsntleman coda
which, In this instance you strangely to have for
gotten, If you ever were acquainted with it. II you
wish to know for refusing to assist gratu
tously at the glorncaton Of Father Mathew refer you
to my answer to the committee, published below
In the interim, advise you far as concerned,
not to meddle with my affairs 1 forced to answer
you through the Newspaper medium, you have not
placed your residence to your letter. append and
ready to meet you In any way you may deem proper
GEORGE LODER.
Copy Of letter to Committee)
New YoRK, Oct 81, 1851
TO Mr.. 9. c. JoILiE
You have requested my gratuitous service, for tbs
complimentary benefit to Father Mathew. beg most
spectully to decline But my humble efforts together
with an orchestra of thirty first rate musicians be
available for benefit for the neglected and gallant
New York Volunteers pray command them.
Yours, very truly, GEORGE L0DER.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

kheir variety a Gsortmest Of BoJs and Chdrens
Beaver, Ss and Felt sts Ladies' ana Msses BsBDs'a,
silk Velvet and Plush CtpI be found In the ely.
One Ifiee. ]. ". KELLOGG. l23 CaaAI btree..
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

reilly emtfoidered maybe found st nirCHcOcK LEAI-
BEAILNs al Bro EdWAy corner ot Leonard street Iltsb
10 furnishiur sher houses Will do we'll -
looh az fhst soek before PURCHASING They haze Alsff,
trment sud Ftod vsrissy 90 qualities fhoy have sgs
every other lind Of family goods. as hntas hanbeis Ss
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Preel-oreat indueement tor the HoldAys-wishing to
close stock Of Ladies Of i'm portaton
fer vie balance reduced prices For richness and
ety theseF readily commend themselves % every
chaser. WAENOCKS Hatters,
Tj Broadway, Irving House.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

small Hunting Levers for ladies' and svey style OF
watches for gentemen variety Of vest neck
Chains Cold snd Silver Pen and Pencil Cases &C. at Y.
sAyAGEs 92 ulson street. where watches snd Gold Pens
are repaired " exchanged.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

The Russ PAVEMENT resolution directing
the pavement Of Broadway on the Russ plan, ha,
passed the Board Of Alder men, and hope it will
be acted upon at once by tae Board of Assistants.
There are number Of speculators and lobbiers who
are endeavoriDg to defeat the project; but they
should rot he listened to for a moment The
people demand the exteI sion of this pavement, n'.
OILY in Broadway, but throughout all our principal
thoropghfares. They have seen that it is the cheap
est, eieanest, and most darable system Of pave
mtnt presented, and they require that it shall
be adopted with as little delay as possible.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
Eurs! Farsi Eurs!

Ct n Whrms q m0nhrcn
Warmed q bet-"
snow is the winter Of our disoontent
Made glorious summer by the Furs Of Knok."
Ishskspeare improved.
kuhs, Sleigh Robes Buffalo Overcoats Sc. large aud
cheap for sale by KNeN The Halter. No lS
Fulton
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Fancy Store No 49 Broadway will be found the greatest
variety of AM nutifu articles for holiday prssns
The finest assortment Of psper mache tables work boxes
eabnet and dressing cases In the city will be found at his
extensive Bazaar Also porte monnaie card cases. and
0 other novelties too to mention, bo
and purchased very cheap, at No. 4i9 Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
GentIemen's Cravnts. Tiandke &C hicfs,

Gloyts iur sik and merto unds5 shirts end Dfsr.I,
Bfs1EkS. SfT BrotdwEy. corner q Leonard street. ant "a
pricss much lover tan a. fenttmons farnahDg stotca
Ladcs islEF q make their hnhand hfcthers or sweet
hesrts rrcentt, will find ton eihrr dss ra5o there.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

BIZ HLVVk LLADbLAIbh ~ bf3adeay eorne- n
Loorare Dr. their customers with
q the Desirable goods tor prcsents % domeHs
beautiful calico fast ealcfs Tor Ca hindhome al W.
ians fer e. Gd htudscsns ocars from - each upwards;
excellent Pa ramsttt fer double Width De lAne s &e.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

satherg, s,rtes oat tca ytrieiy q velvet C't1 sst
Cloths BY the yare in s ihe different shadss II crabs,
tiuas Ladies Who purchass OF us ~
materials cr oosks have them cut 70 shape VITA
nut oh
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Death Of an Old Cincinna tian.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Is, 1851
N. L. Hazsn, extensive jeweler In this city, died
very suddenly last night
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

within the walls Of any Of the public places Of reso in
the city The ladies viii be in full dress. and during
ths reception splendid band will perform. The price
tickets to the hall is SIS; and all the seats
pied the large Of COO viii be realized for the be-
neht OF the hungarian This will probably be the
Last occasion which the Magyar viii address large
assembly previous his departure from New York and
there is consequently, great anxiety manifested &C
procure tickets. The hour Of commencement has been
appointed for oclcck instead Of p N at frsI In
tended
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Kossuths's Address to the Ladies.-Grand
reception Of Kossuth BY the Ladies. Triper Hall.
Saturday at o'clock p M few choice seats for ladies
and gentlem for sale at the Music Store WM HALL
SON, 2@ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
Boxes and Bridal Wsfers Of the ates,
styles be had EVERDELLS 302 Brosdvay, corner
ofDuane sstree Mr. Hverdell has bsAnoh sore al No
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
John M,tcheiI-A Dsuuerrenn \


Of this celebrated sud unfortunate Irish patriot may
be seen WHITEHUh SITS Gallery Si9 Broadway whers
pictures taken ally we'll In fAr and In cloudy
ther. Price, 81, and upwsrds
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

MILL BURNED AT ALBANY.-The Montgomery
FIGURING Mill Of William Ings in Albany. was entirs'y
destroyed by fire between three four O'Clock yester
dsy morning 1t was valued at $4,000, with insira nes
for $1,000 The mill was just completely finished rhs
origin Of the FIRE Is unknown
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Our CABINlT BRITISH UsURPA-
TIoNs.-Mr. Graham, Secretary of the Navy, has
despatched the United States war steamer Saranac
to San Juan, with instructions to the British brig
of war Express to look out for broadside In case
any more experiments of insulting the American
flag are attempted; but in the sams letter Of
instructions occurs an open act OF surrender TO
English usurpatiops, in these words
"At the same time you III the local authorities
of the port that the United States will not justify the
nom Of any lawful aud proper port duties the
part of merchant vessels and that they desire the
most friendly relations with the government OF Central
America and will faithfully maintain on their part the
stipulations Of the treaty already referred TO-"
That it to say, the Prometheus, hereafter, and all
other American ships, are to pay down, in ready
money, the port charges Of the government Of
James Green, Esq, her Britannia Majesty's agent,
in supreme command at Greytown. Not CEN.
Of such charges ought to be paid until James
Green, Esq has publicly abdicatei the Mosquito
coast. and all pretences Of authority under Queen
Victoria, or King Guido, her yrotsge. The treaty
surrenders al English authority, or pretences Of
authority, over the Mosquito coast. Master Green
is there, and his port charges are there, in mpu.
dent violation of the treaty; ard to say that We
will observe the treaty, by aging trb to James
Green, is next thing to falsehood. Let the Pro-
metheus stick to the treaty, and refuse to pay this
tribute, or a single cent Of it, and let US see what
the Saranac is made of. That is the way to en-
force the treaty. For Gods sake, lot there be a
little plGck when the law is so CLEARLY on our side
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

L..T.I 10 SPAIN We u.I. L.rl .ll.
D..f.. r.. H.s .... r. .'u... It. tha ~ .s.'e-.
..F r.asfr.. ar.r 80 +. rH'ruff ftn Che Ners o.
B.uL ts etal.t Nr Nt...tr.r lr'ti STATE. -s's-
D. HadrI infer u.' ...s. f.tra .la r .'s &. f.t
l.aaft ffhp UT.fcrtrt sptu "a % CUB. filil.t
tov.ss sxTedition, snd also 10 ths Is "a J31u
TnI~her- " s,hhsicn R7rit.c, De-. ls.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
Death Of Commander Knight. Xsuc .

Death Of Commander Knight, Sc.
BosroN, December l8, 1851
A letter dated on board the U. 8. ship Germantown
at st. Paul Deloando September l4th says that Com
mander knight died suddenly, July 10Th, and Henry
May Boatswain's Mate, the 8th September, ut sea-
The rest Of the Off GERS and crew were all well.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
Great Excitemens In Albany.

Gre0t ExcItemenG IN AIU0uys
RUMoRKp VACANCY IN THE STATE EMO oINEER's OFFICE.
DIFFICULTY In AWARDING CANAL coNrkAcrs ETC.
ALBANY, Dec. 18, 1851.
1t Is currently reported here to-day, that Hssskish c.
Seymour, State Engineer has abandoned his Office, and
left the city 1t Is strongly surmised that facts have
come to light which will induce the Governor to remove
him from ON 80 To- morrow. The odos this after
noon rendered by sppointne TO Mr. McAlpine, the
rngineer elect He refused, prsferrng to wait until
the LIST OF January the time for his entering the
duties by virtue Of his election.
The greatest excitement prevails here in relation to
public matter, and II Is limited that astounding devsope-
ments viii transpre, as important discoveries have
already bsen made.
The difficulties in the way of awarding canal contracts
have caused areat commetion
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Lind Boll, being pereet imitation Of Jenny Lind
dres style features This Is the most elegant ics OF
the only to be obtsned at TUrrLES Emporium
Of Fancy Goods. Novelties. Toys SO, No S5 Broadway
ehsce articles preesy adapted holiday
septs ON hand and daily receiving.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.


The following letter has been addressed to Kossuth =
To HIs ExcELLENcy Gov KossurH:-
Having been informed OF your intended VISIT 10 tns
city Of Philadelphia. beg leave to offer You through
Ma r. Breis ach in behalf OF the directors OF the Jam
den and Anboy Railroad Company, the freedom OF tnei
road for yourself and suit going and returning yoW
convenience / am. respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
IRA BLISS, Agent.
rbs nroprietor Of the Albany Museum has written TO
.b Commit tee on the Kossuth Fund offering to give the
2otn inst. and the Let Of January.
The Common Council 6 Rochester, on Tuesday even
lpg psssed resolution inviting Kossuth to that city
KOssUTH AND THE WASHINGTON PRESS.
WAsHINsros, Dec. Is, 1851.
rne National teigee expresses Its surprise that no
coast was drank the press dinner to the President
nd that Wtbsters letter received hsses. says the
arst movement made for the release Of Kossuth by
Mr. Webster aud but for the influence Of his letter to
ths American Minister eonstsntnope Kossuth would
stiu be prisoner in Asia Minor
The Prpu6lc Gays that Kossuth lie in the hands Of
few oefcious individuals in New York who him to
advance their interests and, in the fullment Of
the. purpose aboring TO place Kossuth in position
antagonists to Congress and the administration; that
Kossuth has been led into entanglng alliances Of the
worst description, despite his care
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

iust reoeved numher Il sl tint velvet caats r1hiv
r mmed with rrcnoh harl which. n oonssg %
n advanced state of e season, taeY s s,i - each.
Brs
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
Death from a Railroad Accident I.

SPRirGFIELp, Mass, Dec. Is, 1851
A brakeman, named Poole, who was on the
Connecticut railroad having one leg cut of and the
other broken, has since died Of his in jures.