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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10
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yyTOCLD respectfully call the attention OF Physicians
w country merchants and the public generally
their fine assortment of Drugs and Medicines ofevcTy
riesy contained IN The .HGterfg .Hedica. which they
regularly receiving from the Eastern markets. aid which
they sill sell wholesale retail on the most aecommo
dating terms
ALSO-Sargeal instruments OF every kind, such as
Amputating IN mahogany cases; pocket instrumeDts,dc
Dentists Instruments In cses fcctheXlrdcing lnSir
inents Curved Turnkey with pivot; curved
N straight curved and double Uiited FOrcefs, Ian
Gets OF every description, Cupphg eases with brass puuf
cXaSter improved sCarictOrs. 0reast pumps, trus
OF every description: Brushes. such as paint, counter
flesh cloth, hair and tooth. Every variety of shaving and
toilet SOAP such Low = Brown Windsor Musk, Chinese
Transparent Washing BALL. Rose, Walnut Oil, Almond
Naregated Shaving Cream and pcrunery OF ever! kind
and quality.
All the popular Patent Medicines OF the age such as Nc
Lanes Ncrmifuge, FahnstOcks 10 SWANS do Mustang
Eminent. Nerve and Bone do; Opodedock; Batcman'
Drops; Godrey's Cordial. Harlan Oil, Bulls, Townsend
and many other preparations OF SarsaTari!ia.
Particular attention will DC paid to PLY sioial and Mer
chants orders, that the ARTICLES fully Gc1cd
/ warranted as represented.
KELLER s. FART S .EY.
Oc;i2u No. II Water street, Evansville, Ind.
a oOQ FINE Spanish secars just r, cd from New
IU.OUU York and for sale Icy
m,5 PRESTON BROTHERS.
Z EREGE D'LAINES.-2 eases reed this dag, and fo
| y sale by JAMES LOW u CO.,
my4 Az Main street, louisville, by.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10

TLINT On TIVE DID cases reed this day
Y per Alex Scott, and for sale by
app JAS. Low d CO., III Mair ST. Lou, Ky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
Nm MApp

ain IA or rs, ! think, |
was at a meeting addressed
BY John p. Hale, in the State
of New Hampshire. = He
desired 10 see slavery ab0l-
ished, whether by PEACE OR
BLOOD Heulso, in the course
Of his remarks, made some
illusions TO Mr.. Pierce. That
gentleman came foruard 10
defend himself. And
why / did not believe him
PIERCE an AboliIionist was,
that he said in his speech
upon the occasion which |
have referred 10, that he die
not think Hale's party could
mean what they said that is,
To effect the abolition Of
slavery by force of arms
and, if they did, he was sure
that every good citizen would
be willing-at least he would
TO lay dolcn his dead body
10 protect the Constitution"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
POLITICAL.
from the louisville Times.l
VITA En- LEAVES.

w - h1A<-N -
Hopes, like sp.ing-tlowers, wilmer,
As quickly pass away:
Blu, one short scene o! pleasure,
Night fellows close on day.
Our 6lissful hopes, now blasted,
Lie PROSTATE ut oar feet:
Bul though their glow hath pnss'd away,
Still are they dear and sweet.
The bud may lose its odor,
Its golden hues may fade,
Each dcarer beauty vanish
In which it was ariaycd--
But oh. vt still can gather
The withcrcd leaves there strowni
Embaim them ia the hearts recess,
And love them thas alone.
Ii ] am sainly dreaming,
And hopes OF Thee soon die,
Vel this will never withcr
The blessed memory.
Oh | will ever cherish
Loves fallen, withered leaves o,
And ner,umc breathe from them as sweet
AS Eden's garden gives
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
THE LOST PATH.

Il
ny THOMAS DAVIS, THE IRISH POET
Sweet thoughts, bright dreams, my comfort De-
All com ort else has flown;
For every hope was false 10 me,
And here am, alone.
WHAT thoughts were mine in early youth
Like some old Irish song,
Brimful OF love, ofliie, and truth,
My spirit gushed along
hoped 10 right my native lse,
hoped soldiers fame,
hoped TO rest in woman's SMILE
And win mnstrcrs hume.
Oh little have served my land.
No laurels press my brow,
1 have no womans heart or hand,
Nor minstrel hOuors now.
But fancy has magic power,
Ii brings no wreath nor crown,
Bur woman's love- the self same hour,
1t smites oppression down.
Sweet thoughts bfight dreams. my comfort be,
have no JOY beside;
Oh lhrong around, md be TO me
Power country. fame, and bride.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
only thus !:
MR.. HA I e.

MN. II Il LE.
NO SUCH REMARK WAS
EVER MADE By NE, AND of
COURSE No SUCH ANSWER BY
GENERAL PIERCE; NOR WAS
THERE A MEETING HOLDEN Is
New HAMPSHIRE, OR ELSE
WHERE, IN WHICH srCH A
DIALOGUE COULD HAVE &C.
CURED"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
THE WADE DECLARATION

The Republic OF Yesterday contains letter, taken from
the Norfolk tva.) Courier from Hon B. F. Wade Senator
from Ohio which denies Tint he letter Hon. Mr..
ldcn leader in the Scott RANKS OF the State, detail
ing n conversation with General Scott in which he declared
that lie would rather of his right hand lend il
lhc Of slavery The reported declaration has been
used By General Scots friends in the Northwest in order
the abnitirnis and becomes the duty OF
Mr. rilen, WHO'S charged with having Put il into rrcua
lion give his testimony the subject We notice that
the Wing papers, in publishing Mr.. Wades lelter place
il the heading "unonher fulseho0d erposed." They
should add that the aehood of Wing coinage and in
vention, and put in circulation in Ohio in order nd
The interests of the Wing party and had not proved
he doube-edged sword, doubt whether would
have been denied exposed Such mpos,ions the
cessary consequences OF running candidate who refuses
speak openly the people, and candidates occupying
that position like General Taylor and General Scott,
nominated for The express purpose of practising such false
hoods upon The people Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

BARGAIN can he had PnnfInr "Ftt!.. =
"A p!rs.ion mace The Nee Contains w. la,-r
presses. .he FOR newspaper and Boo. Work one ca.
ll press. oil the laest and best Invention; E-w
OF a 81; Tor order; great :o Ec.spai"f boo"
iiatuuua up 80 line plea add al! he nh: ais
lures required 20 Go large atBJuu n p1nins Inc N'
ted In tn pnncila business OF RirAMpH; ana
OF the stands for well a. cG''"
dress g. j. W. edmond Post Office. Avg
-
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, ~ acctnlgaaa-'.. y
my Of lad called Locus Greco situate %
road leading from Hanover IN tte Io"rt esd o. s
City OF Acknowledgement from he cIiy H. ron III" ~ Hi
Post Office g. and Hanover Court Hou>eg nhts )
contains in compact form hundred ard Hy atsts. ,r
land any oTo;opoony Ceek aad for It' SIZE veg
farm , /. r,Tir
Aug. 6-cwsw ELEhlEL , To-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
Tro uUSDitED DOLLARS kEtyARD

RUNAWAY from Tucsahac. GpnciIlui county. ~" a.
q months as".a rraFU pH'rct WALLACE H"'i' W.
twenty TAN anf 'fil. aid li 9ta
ginger bread small !s.du slE" t" hn.'-i"
yates -,arimer- wnaH ALARMED! sitEIs s,ohcL'' ~
merry usf,c. - W. Kemp. E- ol GDu.r-"r so#'.'
arsn. AMI .cUB'. .a!kUc In,U va it- q.
rIuiar sugg-.. II. All ~ laa 3uT nt ~
IN. - :, ~ J6-EPH a.. '
STOVES. RANGES, HOT AIR EtkSAtE>'N
TIE LATEST AND EEST PATTERNS NAbf"
Il person doubt ne gtfdt advantages y q
" STOVES. Tin. Jnpnnncd and Iron WIZ"
The celebrated ENDLESS Chain Pump has o..
Known 20 used n DECIDED PREFERENCE I" an! '..'
FORCE AND - EIION ri MP> Il,
NJ Dri.. WI, receive especial and filled DroG
chants sIpu,.! Goods Guaranteed rrprsarar. and
~" LGII.ESY' CASH PRICES. Nm. II EN-
S.rf. y-!Scwt' trh ILL.,. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

There are complaints in the wing papers against
what Is stated TO have been misprnt OF their iritnd
Mr. aaes letter as il appeared in the Enquirer, few days
400 in conjunction with the letter of Mr. Mapp Mr. lales
letter as correctly printed they makes him out 10 have
delivered speech when General Pierce was present, IN
ls45; whereas The Enquirer printed it, o41 producing dis
between their friends Messrs Hale and Mapp OF
two years If The Enquers version was misprint was
accidental We have examined the exact state OF The
facts as to this particular; but willing TO take The com
planants own version of Mr.. Hale's letter true The
issue between MessrR Hale and Mapp stands, therefore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

The following dispatch, via Memphis has been received
from Mr.. Samuel C. Hume SutIer, attached the u s.
Army at Fort Washington and finally puts all doubt
in regard TO The safety Of Capt. Marcy and command
FoRr WAsHISeToS, Aug. l.-Capr Marcy and his COM
and ere all safe They arrived from the Chocaw Nation
and dined with me here to-day. SAMUEL HUME,
Sutler United States Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
TIE REPUBLICS hlTArK rr

TIE REPUBLICS h1TArK IrrN nos. TX VI
WETiER ANa MS EE>0L' rios oE IN0iiN
In ISIS IN" wins thought it Necessary Pas ''a.
Congress r,s'Iaon = iriqir? uron the :.o%resr q
pay and cxiray pay zee ivyd by t;en Cas- i ton
In ls5! ;nc democrats ;tru-ht proper 10 irsE, III.
inquiry wI;n reference General scott ,r.I,G
-SriEr 81 III" Whis senators cunrHrring ani voting
rcr"a ton Iner,upGn, la-tctd at rcul!H'n. quiet U'
resolution "aa rr-puu'r 10 By the secretary 81 W
Rpujiic comes out with offensive attack upon $40
Mcr!wclnog pG having introduced tee r,sni;irH. II
that dom Graf rarely gains any tHng ~ ..ii wing r
an pie: bat II. this thns perfectly rinh - ~
Eharc IN itlc,t uEE !! %i"h G"v has" h"!, tr.DS
u?pn Others; aud ccraiGly thr wh!47 -Houi - IN -
open their nou't- in complaint against III" src.n!"@
The R-pghlic s""nis I" 'h,uE. would have u .a
believe, that r "nl' object .: tnis inquiry j. I" -l
the comparative amounts received by G"ncrai =
General Pierce" ic-pccti:l but III" slahis' 'HaHal
OF The resolution wi make HE RepAiIr& 1Da.rna
principal object Ui c resolution i 4, ascertain ~" a
If any. literally received retained ~ either r ;'r
and hence l., DrcSuin., that The ..uJjc ;iih
ipt 10 iurtSiaii pubic opinion. We say t1 III" H.
'bide Your Ir lur II this resolution l. eyer fairly H3
e-tly rrcdas we hope and believe it will BE-,
have enough to DO To defend your candidate, wilton ="
in1 your energies II premature attacks upan rn a
able and high MINDED senator whose only fault r"t'
in having, for in his "t TO-" iii!rwa a
footsteps II everything i rtnht in the pay ac.'s'
General Scott then the inquiry dos no harm !! u.H"
then 9fca, good may grow "i' 0i il.
j In conclusion. VIII say, that FROM Mr. h.tH'
chir1cirr, II not II all likely that he has n1Fl l'
matter without h.vIag some knowledge as - u" '
ments to BE- made Union.
BALTIMORE, Arc Is - Sales Of II 500 b6.. ga'a =.
Red wheat 81 cts. 81: white 81 o. % Corn sasN .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

Nothan Hall Of New Boston, county of Hisborougl,
and State of New Hampshire, deposc and say mat attend
ed political meeting holden in this town on The second Gay
OF january, 1882 at which meeting Gen ffaha'." zee &C
uatr noIitica speech and distinctly recolect that he
spoke OF slavery and the Fugitive Slave law as moral
wrong and revolving to his feelings NATHAN HALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
APPOINTMENT 81 THE PRESIDENT

By and lcitt the adr:ce and consent of the Senate.
Joseph R. lngerso OF Pennsylvania; be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Penpoenary of the United States
of America the Court Of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland in the place Of Abbott Lawrence re-
called al his own request.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

Edwin d. Wilson. Esq. Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Barbour county died his residence In Phipp 18th
INST. He gentleman of most cstnable qualities and
as Clerk had few superiors in the Stale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

STATE OF New HAMPSHIRE, HIlsborough, IS:
On this 9th day of July A. D., 1852 personally appeared
the above named Abraham Cochran Solomon NJ. McCurdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

l. f. W Griffin OF pepper. in the county Of Mddesex
weullh Of Massachusetts, certify anu Fay, lhal
,a =, Nv R,ston in the county Of Hills5orOngh and
Sa,e of New Hampshire the second OF January ls and
that heard the speeches Of B. F. Aver ESQ., and General
franklin Pierce and heard A. T. Foss ask him sese-
raj questions and heard Gen Pierce's replies.
distinctly rccoect Of hearing General Franklin percc
saw that he had the revolving telling at The giving up
nf ve that he oathed The Fugitive Slave law; and other
.xpIessons similar import concerning Slavery ana me
Fugitive Slave law. T. w UhlrrtN'
Gnn,n Ann m I352 before ROBERT MOORE,
Justice of the Peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

BALTIMORE, Arc Is Sales 81 / 500 b6s lJ.'a 80
Red wheat 81 cts ST. white 81 o. Il vG Corn rss' /.
unchanged Sales :" 6U0 bags RIO COTE: were oi.
day n; ~, 3 ami 81 cis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
nf fho p,,,

!. Rodney McCoom of New Boston, in the county OF
Hillsborough and Sate of New Hampshire: depose and
say, that was present al political meeting holden 10
hs ,own ON the second January 1884, which was adj
dressel by General Franklin Pierce and while cannot
now testify TO the words used do recoect maj he spoke
so decidedly against slavery and the tueitVc save Lay"
mai then thought and made the remark tQ number oil
persons that ne General Pierce ras as strong an anti
slurery man as any IRE had about here. o,
Sworn, july 81, 1852, before JOSEPH COCHRAN, JR
' - Justice OF the Peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
md James McCurdy and made solemn oath that the foego'
anu sdnyit by Them subscribed, is true. Before me-
lug ' Joseph COCHRAN, Ja. Justice of the Peace

n,,i,l Andrews Of New Boston, in the county Of Hills
boro"h and State Of New Hampshire dpose and say that
was prcsrn, at political meeting holden in hIs town on
second day Of January 1852 which was oy Oe"c
raj E,rkn Pierce; and further say that saw the report
Of said speech made by A. r. Foss, and then beiicrtd the
tpo 10 be true and correct report sad Speech and spoke
, ma, L bted he correctness Of The report until be-
sa'ne necessary contradict sGss fEfTa ieTst Sss'
S '' inv * ls52 beloreJ OSEpH COCHRAN, JR,
S"oihi 'uy - Justice of the Peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

I Cyrus w Campbell OF the town OF Gonstown, county
NJ Hborouah and Stale Of New Hampshire dcpnse and
saw that political meeting holden az New BOSTON,
n aid county OF Hlsborongh and State OF New Hamp-
hiTr on the second January, 1882, which meeting was
addressed by General Franklin Pierce and while cannot
Teco.ct any precise words do recoect tat he spoke
NJ hi. al like of The Fugitive Slave Law; and recuect
,hal after returning, said 10 number OF 'ndirduais
that he General Pierce AS COOP An ABoLiToNlsT as
MYSELF II ne WOULD ONLY STICK. .,
~ 'A-'' " C. ". CAMPBELL.
Sworn July q. 1852 before JOSEPH COCHRAN, JR.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

THE SEASON.-ln t"ur, Just completed by the Senior
Editor through the counties Of Marion HARRISON bod
dridqe Richie and Writ, il quite cheering find
general earnest OF abundant crops of wheat oats
and grass process of harvesting has been proracted
by frequent showers and many large farms will last
through the month of August The prices of grain &c.
expected foreign demand-[ organto,on tHa) Mirror.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29

OTTO oRUNzIo FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE
Friday, to morrew) is the day designated fer the
execution Of Otto Grur for the murder Of his wife oy
potion Governor Hunt granted respite for one week.
the made by tho friends of the unfos.
tunae that he not prepared to meet his doos
and Friday of this week terminates the reprsye and
without further interpretation by Governor or Supreme
Court Judge, Otto druszig will terminate his earthly
career ON the gaoxs Counsellor Clinton argued beoie
Judge Harris, at Albany. on Friday OF last week for
writ Of errer and stay Of proceedings; but the Judge
denied the application and up to yesterday afternoon
Sheriff Carpy had received further intaliverce or
any hope Of any further reprieve being granted Bt
the unfortunate culprt Is sanguioe, aud believes vet
there is hope; he cannot com prehend how IL is
that the Governor only him pite for week
WHEN the Others charged with murder reprsyei for
three moaths, and rome awarded ial. He fer
the Law can hang an innocent man. But still he says
he shall ole happier II is to be than he would we're
be guilty Il the crime imputed to him.
LAWRENCE RELY, FOR THE MURDER or HIS wIPg
AND Mo1HER-IH LAW.
The Sheriff Of Kings county has returned fror,
Albany, but anticipated nothing has trans
prea TO induce any belief that there will bs any stay
to the dread sentence, to be carried srrow
All the preparations have been made, far az they
could be without exposing them to public gaze The
convict himself retains the self possession and resolution
he has unaffected throughout Ills only cause Of anxiety
appears to DO If his sister who continue
TO visit him but he has constantly abridged their
Interviews with the Intention OF sparing her feelings
Dr. Bacon continues to afford him the conso atoms OF
religion and states that amongst the great numbers Of
these whom he has attended al the Of their lives
has met few better prepared for the change No petitions
whatever have been forwarded, aud that got
up withheld az the request Of the prisoner and bis
spiritual adviser In fact though there is OF course
sympathy for the awful situation Of the unfortunate
criminal particularly his crime rot the effect Of
desire for bloc ished robbery other aiding de-
hsRhe passions there Is almost universal acquescence
in the verdict and JUDGMENT and all constrained to
ADMIT, that far circumstances have publicly tran
spirea there is no rational ground for Withholding the
execution OF the Law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29

PORT or NEW YORK, JAN 80, 1854
Cleared

Cleared.
sss d aif zs a.sa.. hy sss Sr Sss,
snip Smiley Brown; Charleston, Bulsiey.
BE- Shs;,iS. schmidt
Era kmns Franeia. Bartlest. Csmpsschy. Essnish
Brig Lsmsrtine Center osrdenas. ) Eager
k Rs h Mar ss. ss;FS. n.l..
sohs Aimira, Herros. Wilmington, NO. Thompson s.
sehr Elisabeth Ann, Krsuss WASHINGTON. NC master.
s e. BsmSre johnson Lowdsr
Arrived.
Hds 81 ga p.:.sIssIs seoh kanh..dS IL ~ 50
up bottom paintss green both nas.s ANAL
Jan psas suI"s
ae Az rt sss,ss 2. material, nsi saoss
and s 70 Wards Experienced heavy gales the ensirs
Bark sinsrv. sherman Limsish s. days ballast and
sn " Broshsrs Jan y Of Nan
ana wide win. roupd hole part Of Il painted blue
.s Sis "a: Cardiff ana ss.
Ssissa X: ssssisss o.sss 50 a.ys wish Iron %
Iuy oh.rsssss for s a 40
Es'sr II New " Nosssa'
SsS 1ss 10 Isss os sss
SsVs r. y days.
Big ya..n tBri Aann 81 ki.s 50 dsss With ballast 60
Brig Benson Wheeler Mobile rs days. with cotton SC 10
Ease Ba,srd Jan % lat IS Is Ion 90 spoke
Ioe o. AZ tor Baltimore from Rio Janero; ish lat "a o.
cd TO Ion 60 q.
nrg Hosso johnson saYannsh 10 days. with cotton 10
Underwood.
Schr Newfoundland Paolss Bel Farrell, Halifax Is
days, with fish, co Hun ser Is Son.
sotr Bope tRr West;ay Prince Edwards Island, Nov 49,
with barley, 10 y Lowden.
sohr Kaloolaa, Glazer. Wilmington. nc, days. wih
Val stores.
Below,
One ship on tao bar, unknown.
Sailed.
Stsp mship Asa. Judkns. Lverpe:i: ships St Csorss
Crawford Havre Austin, Moss Gasyssso1 ana Others
Wind during the day. SW.
The bark Lucicr and big Cyprus srrived
days bacs have not ace sher neither Messrs
Rowland Aspinws thoir repased consigness know
thinS OF them We do know whence reports
enan.'ed but suppose from individual whore
tendency Tor eva lacks only fitting opportunity give
himself an unenyAble notoiety.
1hers are still groa. qu.ntsies of DRIFT ies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29

from John Rodgers, Of Albany and % so from James
Martin OF Boston, while In house Of suspicious oharsc
ter situated at No. 70 Reade street The bold female
convey ed before Justice Osborn who committed her
to prison for o further hearing.
Grand Larceny The police yesterday arrested man
nsm'd Stephen Brown ON q charge Of spprepraing
TO bis OWE use the sum II $40 the property Of Ralph
Martin residing at the Of Thirty third street
aud Thru avenue 1t seems that Mr.. Martin lost his
money In the snow, and Brown dug 1t out and when
ask by Msrtn he had found the money he denied the
fact but ubs.quently restored it to the owner The
magistrate Justice Osborn under the circumstances
held Brown to bail In the sum of $500 to answer the
charge.
dersnged state OF mind, armed himself with hatchet
and commenced to demosh the windows OF store Ne 81
Pearl street occupied by Gibson, stockwen g. CO.. the
Luz attic worked his way into the store and
the inmst-s who rushed out in various directions for
their lives. Offcers Butler and Black of the FIRST
ward pece called in, who after desperate strug
ale which the luna.ic received wound on the
head he was tubdued and captured He conveyed
before Justice Osborn, who committed him to ths care
of DR. Covil the prison physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29
family at $40 Front street. (sbove asuyernsur Who ara
in destitute circumstance

WV e.Eeot, NspVve o0lveIneVf,y VINO af9
In destitute circumstances
:, AscIpEsr AND DrArH-On Tuesday morning James
fell through the hatchway board the ship
Forian, lying at Pier No A. NJ r. lie was taken to the
City Hospital by officers Butler and McCarty but died
on the way.
scppEr DEArH-Ccroner Ives yesterday held an in
quest at No New street, on the body of Thomas Nc
Lane, native of Ireland aged 5. years who died sud
denly yesterday morning, in the office of Mr. Kinsma
ut the above location. The deceased, IL seems had
2 few moments previously entered aud expired
Verdict death by disease OF the hsat The deceased
was formerly resident OF Paterson New Jersey bu
for me- years past was engaged as private wschnan
in this city.
FATAr AccIpEST--Phe Coroner also held m inau.s.
at the City Hospital yesterday, this body Of owen
Kiordeo, native OF Ireland, aged 33 years who died
from injuries received by falling through the hstchway
OF four story store situated at No 2o Bouth street. on
Monday evening last causing rupture Of the right
Kidney, bladder and pelvs. The deceased engaged
PACKING cotton when the fatal accident occurred
verdict was rendered ccordngly
CoRoNERs INquEsT-Coroner Ball yesterday held an
inquest upon the body Of James Ryan death was
cansed from injuries received last Saturday by the
Gavin OF an embankment a. Bergen Hill. Verdict "ac
cidental DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29
MARKETS ELSEWHERE,
STOCK SALE [

.P5nIAnIdsTIA January 2s5FIss Board-s7co Lehish
De- 1VS Navigation Is, 90, interest 80; 100 City
Railroad o. IS 1916 400 Chesapeake and Delaware
s24 IlO Camden and Amboy 6s 81 e3A; 1000 do 1888:
shayes sehuyik Nayisston T. Pen9sylysn. bank
W. ss 100 do, 3si; 100 DO 3ox; IN Coal, a; H:r-
rshuIg Railroad 42I eco Reading Railroad, 100 do.
81 mssn and AmbSy R,ro,d 1o $50 Lehlgh interest,"
I6 lto do l63; 80 Reading Raroad 81. $50 DO b5 sls
zoo Morris Canal 0 $50 do, 1874 $50 Reading Railroad
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