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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PLACES FOR HoLDING THE PoLLs.-The fol-
lowing places dcs nated by the Common Council last
evening for holding the Polls at the ensuing Election;
FIRST WARD-Dist. /. Columbia-st door tom Fu,-
ton Dist. IL Coluha-st door from Atlantic-st.
SECOND WARD-Dist. l. Engine House, Prospecst Dist.
III station Houss. corner Of York and Jay-sts
THIRD WARD-Dist. l. City Armory, coner of Cranberry
ard Hsnrysts Dist H. Cots Building No l6j Aiantcst.
FoURrH WARD-Dist. l. Classical Hall Westinghouse.
Dist H. Washington Hail. OF Adams and Tllsrysts
FIFTH WARD-Dist l. Engine House, Frontst,
BrdSe-s Dist H. Engine House, Highest Goldst.
SIXTH WsRD-Dist No 81 Atlsntic-st Dist III. En-
CINE House. Ne. Is Van Buut-st.
SEVENTH WARD-Dst l. Engine House, No u Graham
st Dist II Frres Building Casson-ay Van Burenst.
EIGHTH WsRD-Staton- House. Sday.. near 2ith-s,.
Ninth WARD-M. Queens StageOfhce, near Holders
Hotel
TENTH w,RD-Dist. |. Corner Atlantic and Bcerumsts.
Dist III. Station-Honse, Courtst, Near Bsltic.
ELEVENTH WARD-Dist. l. No 81 Myrtle sv near bridge
Dist H. New building northweserly OF Myrtle
and OSford-st.
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MARRIED..
II. Gillette. Mr.. CLINTON HUNTER to MISE

r. ~ Rcv A. u Gillette. Mr. CLINTON HUNTER to Mss
AMELIA SHE'LL al II New York
On nursday oct by Dr. Hutton. the Dutch Retorme
Churh Washington square " BERGA>>f IA BAt, ESQ, 20
MARY ALICE, daughter ~ Cofnehn. Vanderbilt. fsq
the Church Of the sdms Oct 10 BY Rev H. storrs DA
MILLER Mis- SARAH H. eldest daughter oi William
Hlsey. ~ of the City OF Brooklyn. .-
Derby. Conn "Wednesday. by Rev. T Guon WILLIAM
n ACKLEY. Esq. OF brooklyn, n r. 10 SARAH GRACE LUM
Of the frner pace. -
In ,his city, Tuesdv Oct H. by Rev Mr. l. MACON NJ,
WILLIAM L. IL. formerly ct ~ LOUIS, % MIS- MATILDA
MINTON II Newark. y. J.
At Flushing Ions Island. Oct u by Rev VIM H. Gddrr Mr.
ITONARD HAISTED III RYE We-ichrsef Couhiy, TO Miss
HENRIETTA daughter Of George Lowe, ESQ
nutche-s County, y Y, on Monday OCT H. NJ,
SAMUEL HFSpyRsOs OF Brooklyn n Y. to Mis- MARY ANN
SOUTHW ORTIZ daughter Joseph southwoh ESD OF the onrs
place.
ri Porehkeepsie papers please cory
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SECOND BoASD.
PHILADELPHIA sALEs OF Srocxs-T a1s.

Day Oct l4-ynsr Bs.ss-s L~hsh o. asi sao Ia %
SGD VII r. s. s1 " 90 PeuB y ~ sIlsD do. az.
~ Bs ITO; ~ G6ard Bt. ~ Is I<ss. Ssv 81 ~ do. CA
H. d. IN 100 n A. Coal "a; iO sch Nv Preferred Th Is
sch Nav -. ,O- 81 90 Cam and Ancog Il X o. 10 iHt
1910 An.hsny City g. - si0o Penn coApOn s., II lot 70
Penn r. X Penn Bt, 49, ~ Mech Ia, IN IL Far anA
Mech. B. "a 100 Ins is,.sd kR 1874 s's0U g. 90 Ilst
Bo.aD-D Mech Bznk. III $40 Penns Sc, ~ yno
AHesh-ny County loi IS Lhsh Nav os % Do 81 S: Do
rs: sl0 Residing Rroad Nortrss ~. "a aol 500 PITTS
bursh -, s5O0 READING Railroad 80. 10. ss 1870 VII
Hanson Railroad ~ $40 Richmond Dsrct o. - 80 seh
Nav Preferred 7 3im Long Ilznd Railroad 5t Harms
bug Kslroad. 30 400 Sch Nav g. ~. 81.
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F,Rr-About 81 o'clock. on Thursday morn

FIRE-About 81 o'clock, on Thursday morn
ing fire broke ont IN wooden building, occupied as
stable the rear No l5 Twenty st. occasioned by
lamp which had been carelesly le burning near guam
ty hay. The remen early on the ground but de-
spite Their efforts the building with its contents entirely
DESTROYED An adjoining building, occupied by Francis
chaol partially destroyed Damage 10 stable about
$40; and ad onug building S&O-nsured tor SID Tue
flame Gated 10 the following buildings in front, the
roofs which destroyed and tho property OF the oc
cupans greatly damaged by No. lbo occupied by
Nicholas Harris. damage. $50; No. l5 occupied by WI
liam Wifon damage, S5O0; No la. occupied by Philip
Faulkner damage $50 The premises No ID were fully
insured in the Cs.n s' Insurance Company The Police OF
the Twentieth aud Sixteenth Wards early ON the
rnmnd md rrndered mnteIal aid 20 the lrencn
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PRrMrplr.rrn EscApE rnon TIE ToMes

Yesterday morning among the various per-
sol wbo pre.ef ted euseyea for admOI 70 the prison,
wa woman who asked for ticket 10 IN and see Martin
W.bber esperats character confined charge Of bur
glary. Mr. Edmonds AT the desk and, Observing sac
Ind Gute large b,ket with her. stepped round examine
H. hen after turning loaf of bead some apples, &c,
he found bedcOrd and large hammer which was new aud
appeared 20 have been just purchased for the purpose he
woman Was detained aud searching the cell OF Webber,
cold was ound aud other preparations were made
for the of the work 10 facilitate his escape
Weber is hard CASE aud mas already made escape
from the cells 1T the jefferson Market Prison He was kept
IN irons some after he rctaken and brought TO me
Tohs After the above discovery he removed 10 one
of the g-oundAoor cells where he will have little chance
70 renew his operations The who his sister,
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ArrnAr N HowARp.srnrKr.-About II

o'clock Yesterday grinder while fascinat
ms lie occruau. Of hOu,- No 81 HOwIrd-st. by dis
couisng to the from his instrument was surround
ed bv parry idr boys who commenced abusing hun aud
making d iturbsnce teacher OF dancing, named III
van Henrco residing the abOyenamed house, mingled
with the crowd and became involved IA the disturb.
ance He bed IN hand at the time ra,an cane me end
Of which m some mems got thrust the eye OF chael
Anderson lad u years OF age residing At No lO@ Bayird
St which was nearly gouged out The boy removed
M the New.York Hospital aud Henrco arrested by OH
Ger OBren OF the Fourteenth Ward and taken before
Justice Wood being supposed that he had inflicted the
injury Intentionally but evidence showing that 20 have
been the case sduced the boy too severely IN
iured 10 allow Of bis appearing the Court and he was
DISCHARGED Another witness who Is sad 20 have seen tho
occn.nc. was $50 not in Court but will be found to-day,
when further proceedings may be taken IN the mater
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THURSDAY, Oct. Jpn

The Stock market this morning was hea'y'
with moderate demand for the fancies Enc zen on 70
s4i but recovered frmness at the Second board ana
closed at al; The increased stock within fhe we
understand. about million and bali OF doiiars' Tho
receipts of October thus far are very large and Indicate
no.,ble increase on September Harlem, stoniugfon
Norwich Long Island &c. are without imponant
change but heavy Cumberland was heavy and leu
"a Az the Second Board however. there was
more buoyaney, and il improved to 6sa. The Coz.
stoess sepesslly were 6nm. New Jersey z'ns "os
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ASSESSMENTS ETC. THIS DAY AND EVENING
Sbos Gsfdrn-My Youus VIE ant uy Oh rmhrrlt Kelley.
nurtons The,ter- Grandfather Whitehead The TuOcs etc.
Rrosdway Thcairg--isck Csdc Naval Ehstgemcnt>
Alarks Ttcater-S nson CO.. The Boafdns school, etc
Metropolitan Hal. srorlsay-Nsd Atoms Con ,crt
garnunn's Museum The Orrhas's Dream etc.
Weeds Mn.tre!s No 4t BrosdWN-Conceu every eveninA
society Library Broadw syThe Bryan Gslcry OF Paintings
Castle Garden Pair ii the American Ins;Suie.
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IrHAs Cow THAT lonc.delaycd Storm

IrHAs CoME THAT long-delaycd Storm
The StoruA-,hc od-fashioned Equinoctial Ssorm-has
come at last and with fury that betokeas loss of
vicor from delay Day after day have watched for
our old friend bat long sunny day followed an
other and starry nights of unwOnted oveincss inter
vened until we felt some fears that the had not
crossed the line II all and that should slide gently
into Indian summer and thence into winter without our
annual dikiiion But faith held out and perseverance
is crowned with triumph Yesterday the uneasy wind
piping high and htfuy, and shifting momentsrily to
some new point said plain rs it could say-"h Is
coming" Glands Of that leAden gray which denotes
pcImanence slowly crept up the sky and early in the
afternoon the rain began 20 fall, in small drops and
slowly 10 first but gradually increasing and having the
tone of persistence which plsnly indicated that il was
no summer shower that had begun. but the genuine
Line Storm dreaded OF yore and so unwccome now.
The rain increased at sunset it was brisk, hour
afterward smart and al 10 o'clock terrific The sum.
mer Ia over; the harvest has wancd the pleas
ant days gone the birds have down; the leaves
are falling; the Equinoctal has come il is autumn.
" The doings in the Board of Aldermen
last night were quite unimportant. sketch will be
found elsewhere. The Assistants adjourned for want
Of aquorum.
ALBoSI-This artist gives her last concert
this evening when she repeats Casa Dira7 and
"hss Crsles."
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AccrpENrs-James Bracken, of No 16O Null

beTy-s while ged in tearing down an old building in
that street steray morning severely injured IN con-
sequence portion of the sdc-wal having fallen upon
HIM. file was taken the New-York Hospital
william Wilson. OF No. l22 Lewis-st., while pafsug
through Sprng at late hour "Wednesday night, acct
denay fell down pair of stairs and received severe IN
Jury. lie was conveyed to the New-York Hospital
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"ss made. understand Thursay was from
'ih, al IN tir sd eturi-d bonn. the SATURDAY follow
inS' THURSDAY the 18Th OF september mean NJ Bow
hrs Lot produced 70 any or Other nlora Of
money lent 10 Mr. ConstOck the acrnse - q 70 re-v.
cUuy Tor such loan ud then woad he entered AMI ap-
par the len hand column DO not Know th,t sv loans
had been nsd. by house Mr. Co-istock meyer AN.
thorxtd Mr. Bowen to make any 10 him drawing chicks
Il : usual 10 enter the the margin Of the check
book and unusual do never have occsssn IN
draw large q $1,000 for change (sheet nsrxed
Ex rroiucsdj: this l. in the handwriting Of Mr. Bowen
list of made from September 1851 Juv 1882
fud tins entered IN the tra book suni.: on
the 9TH july iS5l. the outstanding loans appear
sil ~ and S57js 81 the snail figures that day are
6~ OF the place representing c6@o these figures 10
not enter into the sl 52i 90 which appears TO be tia;
DAYS work ths see, dos embrace al the loans made
during that time but those that wee outstanding tia,
dste.
The case was here adjourned TO Saturday morning
nj II o'clock. In the absence OF Mr. Johnson, Police
Clerk Mr. A. Lsne acted in that capacity during the
investigation.
- The following sales of Real Estate were
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COURT OF GENERAL ssssIoNs-Bcsdre the Recorder and
Aid W.sp and MOSS
The case OF NJ NJ. Gross. editor Of the

Attend paper pa,hed this c,y. called
defendant chsrsed with publishing A the
character Mr. JoaehSon Who rd counsel s Otto Gntz.
Who executed mrnh. Henry l. Clinton and u w.
Bssns H-q. appeared defendant ss moved or
the iE4 the ground of the abn- 81 s-cs important
VIZ Clinton stated the Court that the Goy.rnor aud
urhen,rd but
would e ,hL- the
the Court The granted and the on ua
the hr,t MONDAY Of November
expected that eyeli;on showing the operations
parties who hEnncd the II hr unfortunate Grunxs
vii ~ made during he of thi. r,l
Pa.k Campbell tined and convicted OF hsyns The sl
seEt sosn and gold Nstrh the pcpeoy William
knkerhocker OF the cana boat J. willard thea as
The Rstery The prisoner remsnied for sentence.
The Court then ADJOURNED fnr The day.
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DEATH Ry DISEASE OF THE HEARr.-Jona.

than Paul aaborer the iron foundry OF Woual Co.. in
Duar est while sitting in a chair reading newspaper at
about O'Clock Yesterday fell suddenly from his and
in rnedaiey expired Coroner Ives held inquest upon
h BODY AID verdict of death by disease Of the heart was
rendered The deceased native Of Pennsylvania, -
wears Of axe aud has cf wife aud two children, who reside
IN Philadelphia.
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Advertisement
r. The public mind should at once be

.eed through the medium of the press, otherwise m
regard to the czs OF the Hydrosts for preventing steam
Boiler Explosions IL may be AZ the Fair on the
boiler acting constantly the double capacity Of Water
f..u md Suuulv
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DIED,

Brooklyn Thursday OFT ~ MARY. vile OF Ihoa
D. sherwood and daughter OF the late Judge Hitchcock Of Ne~
u6vcn. Conn, aged - years. -
and invited 10 attend me tefs
from eadence No lb9 Hehys Bookyn, this afternoon
O,t rs. AT o'cloct. without further notice. - ~.
Thursday A. NJ after lingering Illness, MARTHA - FIX
WELL aged ~
The friends family and of her uncle r schoa IN
her funeral from the residence OF her mother No. 9
Bank saturday afternoon at occk. With
further invitation
In khamed Conn. Oct &, ISAAC PERRY OF Philemon
and AMRET PERRY, aged ~
Ohio and Wisconsin please
July board the Unicorn during the
pass age Panama Francisco WILLIAM A. FRANCIS
ased -
City. Cal, 3 isS9 of Inflammation 81 the
bowel Mr. ALfA CURTIS. late o New YORK City aged -
In City CAL Sept. 9 CHARLES kEARslNG ass
and months eldest of eOrgc Kearsng of New York
dor JOHN BLANCHARD. the well known Manufacturer Of
Ban, hafd Scyihe" died Palmer Mass the st instant, a
advanced He the first N
apply power the manufacture 81 scyihs and at
hs DEATH had been engaged that business for
o half century
ROWLAND old and distinguished merchant. died az
his home, n New bedford Mass Sunday, Oct 10.
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yrkEer and of@r. &C fsyori n.' 1sNt M
A. Pak Iid Company app@nt.Moton 20 d-is apyr'i
.r,st,d .rh sUc~t 4 Iab@r ~ Dsioa y h IT, opr'-'
80 rd ,nof-r -t.ad-n ,<ani F-ise app l' ana nr'
dismiss app~s zut-d sthD2i eflt
\ III Jr ~ rafon; G-r1rtg. Can opDo-rd .
Irr.n svt lnf against Mlrr feqontru' hnton of s,r
~ r,r. IN th. Caar NATL syysioH b. md 10 the
So. 90, M, Il 'h- b n ~5r-trsns sftneif
~ $3.50, a SO cot. H,uy Hos-oom So alDsDsi y Hi Jf,
C,..s md Conkng sppelirrs. knr re.Dooi-n No
- =, I.rs-. ,utea l-ni with 40 Ftnl. w Bhotss1
- ,o,ou. VnL J. v rte opqos~d
,u-Itn, sstin-i soae- guardian Se. responlrst
Nf~r >. ID mr.. ayf%s grated -ah WA slhman ior
TN; y HI Jr. opyret
v,,, d ot-r. spy-ni against Joaes shrra &C. respond
-, Nr that ih- 4pyeni- asvr -y~ dn.- thur APPEAL
rf. I; r<t. Granted without X W Pecs~a o nDon;
y. HI. Jr.. oprss~ed
frzr- ssain and a:hrr sppazns.-Mn,na ~
i.r arf al 5-nsd Shuui jams Ed-trc- or rotFon
SAMUEL B.aris~y oipo--d
6eer .l- f va We,nor- resgs,arni.MOtOs 10 dm.s
.cr~-l srsnf-d T. losns ir iatNn; oppo-d
re.Foni-ni. Gba ard others. appel
us--Mafos m> apv-s granted with slO cost. Murray
Holman Tor nlo;sn Ssm-sl A foo' ogyO-rd
Th- Psop defendant MONEY. plaintiff error
Jua.n; Of rh- supreme rrysr.-d and thu pner Dis
charged argued al ast term -,
the Court for consultation aproaiet 20 the held Of
u. Capha the Cry Abany the -gh Of December NIT
IT, r-.rxumeu continued nnfI r. ~ and cos5nded
SUPERIOR cOURT-Isrsrr Judsr OAxLsr
ArLur YcAlr-r sxt ArIani~r WILson .~
i .,xfxx IN
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER At
A. J. Delotoars lJoysacriy Lynch Clerks 25! Walst
1852. GAM. Noon SPIN 5P.M
o. ~ ----.-........b2 So So 20
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A. suffer sept Luman Hastings, aged % formerly
Slriu-ky County, Ohio
At MpP Bar Aug q Robert Deacon late Of New forh aged
years.
A. Sept james Tate, Eq Of the firm Of Tate
Murray Francisco and Liverpool aged - Of dysentrry
IN l. Mr John Harsan the 3h Of hs
tormrry OF Albany, y L.
Al sept Helen Amelia only daughter of Arthur
aud Mary fssco 49,
Bea'- Bar American River, Aus 80 VIM H. Acorn OF WIS
cl-rrt. Ne. aged % years
VIM Bryant late Of Boston aged about IL
IN Francisco Sept Charlie. Fondy fsq Of Paris Frame
Francisco SEPT john Francs, only chd OF DausJ ana
Bridget " y OhvrS. aged 10 months and - Day, -.
cho-rs, IL KIRBY, Of Cinoinna oho'
O. the sai Of hi-
Sacramento ofchoe Mr Anson Leach formerly Of View YORK.
aged -
In Sacramento sept 81 II srer, debility, Aya Curtis late Of New
Tork. aged rs - -,
Near Opl Placer Conuy, AUG a. Fsederrk OF Nhsm red
man. .aii 60 he q native Il SaNOny, aged ~ years
sept OF lever, M Jane, Green Of wax
field England. aged =
On Indpendure ut sea Ans ~ OF congestion d
the b.sr II. Dunnp, sn 81 Cha e-ion, ; C. -
In ckfon sept l. N MARY wife Dr. roHand Of North Caro-
hu. a.ei =
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALEsDAR-Ts' D.r

COT XII tALESDAh-I Hs D.' TO- "a ~,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-NOs 30, 291, l97, 40, 81,
VA Bs5 ~ 70 20, 5f 81 ~ 80 81, 80 3' 81
a. sta 10 ~ ~ 3i5 ~ So. 80 II. l2s 10 100 ~ -
~ ~ IN ~, 1s. so. 81 20 81
C,xvs, PL1.,-P.rt Isarn- ye-ry except q, frr-d
ard ~ Iowa IISo. 473 ~ ~ ~ 80 80 - ~
go - so so. 5O+ 5,s ~ $40 jls 5l4 DO DO ID
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b. dpr' Juue e,u-ns 70 he ,a-s'es
Ns'h NcAer. stnBecu;srf L. nfree.
CUT The rnhh uo 20 etups5 ~d June ~ lc '
CT A-, Nscr Ia II ~. ne r,n,7 ~.
h. dschaf se sn the ~ Jevuash Lo5y n Was.
Of cEryBcni II dn-e aid pain;d Asl saa ~
ssrrrrru'. with df~n, l~ho s;oorcrtrr II Jerey
b. fhsr Ism fhe bnss ~ thst he -
SIT suo os ar ~ 1T In this tsni
uoher testified the s. fsar p0ntd n
he ~ q aud = d zee at the tine be IN
descntir' ycFJCi for Ptsin'H 81 ~
Beorr Judr- Paws
Tomas H. ~ sssn-t Jchn w hrSn saf
Mary Ann. h VIE
'sn-r. Nrs w esargrs Ns y VIVA
snt cansns her, co chssr q
arrrd Therr nhosashy n - pesd,r-
TIE ca-e Withdrawn
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Beore Jatsr isssAsAh
Thotu1s Grurar sgsint Pa,rst Raf~rt,.
The plaintiff is brick carnan. the defend
an srsr' The SANDER aerar, syns 70 rsn
~ Ne 'hes sa made stealing hsk AMI s-ax
t ~ ne oihcf hand arsei tha puH u-et ofs p,o
NNs snfuss~ NrrtSi Sr Phirt-, sa wheh cafrrs axe
smouni ID c,e'-.
L SCoNNiSSlONERS OFFiCS-Resrc Comm ssDnrr NSsrss
Francis Condor, arrested and gave bail few
dsv- 'e on ehvg- n eier drsc,ed r-psr
William Cooen. eSsnia~d Ts.inoay t,s~u sd
that deuri had su;hiy 20 litter.
condtus w. uot due IN tbs with mpropef motives
couphni va, dismissed
: MARsHALs OfTlcE
AGermsnw was brought up from one Of the Po-
>-,r~ chsrsrd With p,s.ns hall
counterfeit quarter dollar. Held log essunEsion
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y COMMISSIONERS oFFiCg-ressrc Comm sSsonrr Nssrs
francls C0ndon. arrested and gave bail te,
I. ; MAk>HALe OFFICk
A Germsnwas brought up from one Of the Po-

- charged With p,s.ns counterfeit American hak
CO, nfrfet quarter dollar. Held lcg e,sunEsiion
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Friday, her keel lad Friday she was rnised On
Fridsy wns launched or Friday her masts were taken
in on Friday, her heavy machinery put up on Friday
her trial trip (underaken on Thursday hut filed) was
accomplished Friday ,he left Norfolk on her hr''
cruise on Friday has sailed from many other ports on
Friday, and viii very probably leave here this dag On
day. for voyage to the Gulf Here are Fridays enou n
70 nk whole Navy if Jacks super ;tions had proved
realities but tho contrary the Powhntsn 90 far ~
we know has been a very lucky chip Perhaps the
fact OF her being Steamship the secret Of her secu
ry from the demons that pursue Friday ships and En-
day sailors.
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MILITARY VIsIr.-The Eagle Guards, Capt.
Lacy, OF Bridgeport, arrived in this City yesterday a
ternOon in the steamer Catalina and were received at
o'clock by the Washington Coninentals, Capt. Oar
row, and Gulck Guards, Capt. Dean preceded by the
New.York Brass Rand The Eagle Guard, No 80
were dressed in the U. $ uniform and were accompa
MED by the Bridgeport Cornet Band During their
stay they be the guests Of the above Companies
and their head quarters will be a, Tanmany Hall They
present q ine appearance
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~ Rev. DR.. Farley, of Brooklyn was among
the per America Boston We earn that he
hAs returned with fully restore dhealth
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CHARGE OF MANsLAUGHrER.-The examlna-
ton of Messrs. Woodruff and Rhodes. Assistant kns'-
neers of the steamship Franklin in relation to the
death OF John Fortune coal pa-ser, already referred
to. Wa. continued The only part which Mr. Woodruff
was shown to have taken, throwing pail of water
over deceased az he lay on the floor Cir. Rhodes
also threw three or four on him the supposng
that they thought be had been drnkin-) Mr.. Wood
hull was accordingly discharged, and the examination
continued as 10 Mr. Rhode- IL was shown that de
ceased did not get coal out on the plate, and Mr. X
came of the platform and told him TO get coal he went
10 the coal deposit ana came without any AMI said he
Was no, able to get H. Mr. r. struck him two or three
times behind with the fiat Of the shovel 10 make him
60 lie afterward wanted F. 20 up TO his bed a. al
ready stated but declined AMI the testimony 'arei
Us to whether Mr. r had hold OF +. not when frying
10 get him up the ladder snd kicked him in the neck
and shoulders.
The Chief Engineer and the Physician OF the ship
te.hed 10 deceased no. having any marks about MINI
The Engineer said that threequa-ers OF the men were
drunk the day before when they iet the wharf al Ne"
York Saw decess ed at O'Clock Tint afternoon wnen
heapyesrrd t. be the for liquor The testnioh!
varied a. whether deceased appeared TO have oee
king or not, Il was shown that he Temperature OF
the freroOms was % to 100 degrees. Tho physician
considered from his own examination and from ihior
nation as to the case tha; defendant died from near anu
exhaustion and thought so from his own EXAMINATION
aside from wha, had been told him The weathHr WAS
excessively hot, and more men broke down that voyage
than the physician had even known. Decea'ed ha'
been hre or xix voyages in the chip and his son "a H)
also belonged TO her. To be continued
PREsBrrERr OF NEw-YoRK.-IRe Preso!'
TOR, of York met a. Jamaica l.. l., on Monday
The Moderator. Rev. J. z Rockwell preached the
orcping .ernon from I.ninh 81 90 Enlarge the Place
Of hy tent and let them stretch forth the curtain OF tny
bshi,s.iop &c The theme Of the speaker was church
Extension in it, relations 70 the growing desuioh Oh
our larger towns and cities and was an earnest
par,ies and fne- TO engage in the work by proper
80. If Church Colonization from large and wei es-
,nb,bed congregations including also the provision oil
means for Church erection Rev. Charlie. a imone
VA. then elected Moderator. and Rev J. l. ioeA"Sa
and D. Well., Clerk. The Committee appointed 70
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FURTHER REDuorIoS.-The fare TO Boston
by the Fall River Line has been still further reduced
II is now 81 20 in cabin 81 on deco To Providence,
Newport and Fall River, 81 in cabin; IS cts on deck
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NIsIToRs FROM LowELL-The Mayor of
Lowell, Mass, and other gentlemen from that city,
who have arrived here guests of the American
Institute, paid visit to the City Hall yesterday morn
ing and Hospitality received by Mayor Kiagsland
After viewing the Governors Room &C. they were in.
vted to make an excursion to the High Bridge and the
Public Institutions.
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~ Pomegranates and green figs are among
the fruits recently brought; from the sunny South The
latter Injuries undeniably delicious If ripened on
the tree but here they forcby remind the eater of one
Of two baskets Of fgs spoken of by Jererniah-wheh
basket the reader will know upon tasting.