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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

ID yember ii. ls55-To canar.cear se.,ad nso,os,s
will be received at the Office Of the
and supplies No New City Hail. until Monday, the I'D
day OF November at O'clock y. NJ, time will
publicly opened in with the ordinance there
io6h to lc9th streets to the full width up to level
Of the pres MT graded portion. The plan and specification
OF the work required be done. and all information N
regard thereto be had Al the Office Of the
OF Repairs and Supplies No. Now City Hail. Blank e,t
with the rame Of the person mstng the date
OF presentation, and the subject to which 1t
The the right Of sting all
Of the esmses If deemed for the interest OF tho Corpora
ton. WILLIAM ADAMS.
If Kan Nd q. mil
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ON NoIIcE-puBLIC

CoRPohbTloN NOIICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
- hereby given, that pstton has been presented ia
che Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for sewer In Mont
somery street. from Last Broadway to the river All
sonB ntcreeted In ths above AID having objections thereto,
arc requested to the in ~ri ing, 70 the Con-
tract Clerk At lis office. befsr~ Nov. Is inst.
NICHOLAS BEAN, President.
Crokon Aqnednet Do nnrt-aaat. NOV. 9. laL2
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TNDEPENDENTL LINE FOR AUSTRALIA-FIRsTs SUP
for Port Phillip. The and elegant A. ship T0R-
RENT lyme AZ Pier No Is East river alden ans. This
ship will haul into tie at Saturday 18th
and sail Mono which time passcn
sore will be taken on board by steamboat few more
be taken sderatc rates Apply board
TO +. RICHARDSON e. CO, No. 81 South street; to
ELLIOT g. ARKkLL JIG Pearl street.
NoTICE.-PAssENCERs FOR SHIP TADE-WIND,
for San Francisco, will please be board
Hector at Pier North river ths afe at o'clock
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IINIrEp STATES NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

4
~ connecting with the Pseiio Mail Steamship COMPANY.
Only through United ststss mail line for California ens
Oregon. vie and PsnamaThe spisndd new and
double ong United States mail steamship ILLINOIS,
1900 tons burthen II. ,rtstene u 5. NJ. commander
will sni saturday November 2h. ~ two ooioch NJ
precisely from pier foot of street. North river The
Pacific Nsil stcamsbip Company'e magnificent steamer
NUETn kNER will bo in diness at 10 re leive
the Illinois mails and passengers aud s Immediately for
Francisco efforts will be spared the part Of the
companies to send their through with expedton
comfort fafoty kstee Of faro 20 Aspnwal Ladies'
sal state ree sG lower aft and forward aloon do,
sos second cabin standees S; Storage S8 Passengers
will be landed At the railroad wharf at Aspinwa tree
TrLnt of the strus at the passcngers expense Persons
securing through passage by the United states mail steam
from New York. hryo preference = accon modatons on
board tho Pao,hc mail Ratee OF from Pacarns
san francisco the most favorable terms For freg
apply 90 CIIAS A. WHITNEY, at the otoe OF
the compsaes III eat street corner Of Warren stree.
n. Bshippers requested to eupply themselves wih
the companies bile of iadirg which sill be signed 81 INC
between tho hours Of ten and ooloos Of the daS
Of sailing.
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DAPIp AND RADICAL cURRa. SUCH AS win. NOT

II APID AND RADICAL CURES, sUCH AZ Will NOT
~ be nths but two three days IL taken carly
and whose be relied and tina, will not
to your etual chagn and os be breaking again
certainly 10 obsaned by all OF ane)r-
tunnte from DR. Ward This recommended the serious
at enn Of those who would be crred well aud quick
the borrt eccondary Affections aud tho inovAbls
rejection and di that follrw their appearance
New and important disco veries enable him
fl his promises Of impossible to BIO effected under
Anticipated method Every convenience the
mt provided Attention bestowed such you will
ceive whore olsc Remember that hundre are being
lest under ether doot eoleIv from OF it, Attention
b all at is needed tesldcs st nm with BOTH his pars.
the under him get most magic ely Once
at the Of Canal street ana Book adj
vice, gratis Medicine, dollar.
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NOR AusTRALIA:-NEW YORK AND CANADA DIE
patch Lno.fhe beautiful clipper ship BOTHNIA, 1,Oet
tons burthen, Jnmes A. Ayory commander will sail for che
above pert positively tho Goth OF November This
did ship has upsqualed accommodations tho oor,fors
families einge her between dcce very high
and thoroughly ventilated No having been
20 msbo this the desirable Up and hor
mander having experience In the Australian trade
very short passage may be Early application vii
be tonrd for freight pier IS Er
Butler Brothers. 1853 and lis South street,
Ienr@ Smith. all street.
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EIsIPPIHG.


VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.-ONLY
double engine steamship STAR IF THE WEST 1000 tons,
will leave frem pier No. North river at o'clock r. M
w IL NE r a
rsgua transit route having but twelve miles Of land trns
portation T,ese are unsurpased their
apply only to d. B. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Q Battery place. up stairs
+ and spler did steamship SIERRA NEVADA, j. D. vii
commander will be despatched for the above ports
about the 18th November from Pier No. North river
'' p"''Ns'' J HoWaRD SON. Agents. 81 Broadway.
EoRsAN rRAANcIsGo, cALIToRNIA,-Tn pAcxET
Of pier No. II, North river and will sail with dispatch.
For freight cabin passage having superior staeroo
% q sss Sasa
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.-ToR RIO JANET
JOHN L. STEPHENS. ia5o0 tons burthon,S Robert ii.
Pearson commander will be dispatched for the ports
on or shout the 9Th December For only having
Il aontt straet-
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ Line through to San Francisco as reduced rates
detention on the lsthmus The and splendid steamship
New T1 M on Friday
Der 10Th, At II O'Clock. a. NJ, proosoly connecting ~
Psnsns With the new double engine steamship COR
which stesahip leaves Psnaa arrival pas
BY the United States San Francisco stoprs
It Ss has 70
odations vent alton speed and safety
An experienced physician attached TO oaoh Ps
the Panama railroad Passengers cautioned that ali
sckets for thin line must bosr tho signatures Of the
and that no other parties are authorized 10 sell
DAVIS BROOKS l. CO.. Is Broadway, New York.
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UIRsT SHIP FOR MELBOURNE tPoRT PHILIP) AND
Sidney, Auaras, touching at ho Cape of Good Hope
The we'll kEo and avorite packet ship BALTIMORE 200
tons burden Frederick Is. Nothrop, commander load
ing ct pier 10 North river will as about the 18th
November This favorite and fast sailing packet
ooprered and copper fastened will mediate
fer the aboy ports the bulk Of her freight being engaged
Fsm les and others about proceeding the gold fields Of
Australia or solicited e. nsp Ct the splendid acoommods
zsd the owner having her regardless EXPENSE
for The convenience Of all oas0es q pssengrs being do
trmned to make her the most desirable Of
thip in port having excellent library and provided with
bnds and bedding Her dietary gill be the most libo
rnl cno and che will experienced Par
te siding at distance application by letter post
paid receive infor nation For FRIGHT passage, apply
tn board, or to ANDREWS, DEAGLE CO.,
Wnst sfrnat. Nav York.
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MEDICAL,

MEDICAL,
nR. HEINE, WHO HAS INTRODUCE TO THE PRO-
~ fession entirely and MOST successful practice
knowedged by every professional eminenee be
greatly superior to the old with sdde
OF be consulted at his Office Duane street,
between Chatham and Centre. Dr. H. is regular ply
stefan and and of the Medical Society and
attends in addition the indicated diseases the
general practice of his profe ssion.
DR. WILLIAM WARD WITH THE ALMOST MAGI-
II cal used By his brother curing mum u
the unf0rtur ate week. at tho old established
practical volume gratis Consultations STRICTLY oonA-
dcntial.
TYR. WARDS TREATMENT = SIGNAL sUCt ESS.-
~ Never any fsilures-Dr Ward has discovered certain
transcendant Of painless ssfo and
FIRST blessings of Providence Ofioo street, os deco
east Of Brosdway.
nR. CoBBETT, No. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William ssrcete may DO consulted On
certain years in his speciality
apply with the certainty OF meeting physician
perence. N B-Dr Q. member of tho N, Y. Univ
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. BETwERN CHA1,
~ ham and William streets, Continues 10 practise kaa
oco with hio usual He sahoe iris method
srsng his friends that ho s be conauted 81 tas old
Office where he he's prsosasa no successfully for thsAE
tuonsy-four years.
DR JOHNSON. NO. is DUANE STREET, 80 EKLL
~ known for the agt tweety threa tho
ceeful praotionr in New YORK. 6svotes lie time here
tofore 10 Office prscce where no be consulted fe
A. A. to r. II. N. R.-see msdics, and ssre.ea T.
ploma N n Office.
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OFFICE or RECEIVER or TAXES NO 6 NEW CITY
Hall assTaxss for ls42 Taz payers hereby not.
ned that an addition OF will BE- added
remaining unpaid on the fret Of December aud
two per cent the hteenth day Of December The
maenS - early as possible TO avoid the
dtion Of the eentage receiving
eoclock A. n till p. M. Banka able money only received
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes.
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MADAME sONrAG's NEW SERIES OF CLASSICAL
Vl BRILLIANT, SACRED,


WI BRILLIANT, sACRED,
CHORAL 4so
The public informs that tho Second and
@ s % ss ga .nS hw y %
extensive Preparations rehearsas
proceeding during the last six weeks to give these Con-
s ST sa ss
many arc Justly famed and 4 T.
soaass hrs series Of Concerts the from ths
Of the be s the IL IF the
win form am e shs musical annals Of
cLAssIoAL. BsiLLTANT. SACRED.
CHORAL A CONCERTS,
m Tho sA' Will be
The Orchestral chorao. and Chorus departments will
six ,HgNDREp PEGroRMERs,
principal German Festivals have been osnduotsd.
os Il ss H. S ID I s
Of Hs sn
prices Of admission will be those of Madame sontag
Full particulars in future advertisements.
CIRcUs.-NEw YORK AMPuITHEArRE, NO. 81
NEW AND BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS.
THIS EVENING,
tn sss
Clown, Sam Lat5rop WITH lis new inaugural Speech.
Doors open matt At *; performances names commence att
Afternoon performances "Wednesday and Saturday.
T Asst WEEK OF THE PANORAMA OF CUBA
- Owing to engagements South the exhibition Of this su
peb painting will positively close Saturday the 18th Of
November at the Chinese Building, No. $50 Broadway
Doors at half ooock to commence half past
Cards Of admission. . sen.s children hall price
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that and novel Exhibition, consisting OF Musical
and Mechani al Figures before Introduced, will
shortly be opened 55 Broadway of which due notice
will be given.
rIyHE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART-CON
tanning series Of authentic paintings by the cee
brated from Guido de sienne, "a D. l22) down
Horace vernes for exhibition at the Society
z to half past r. n. Admission rs oents
EIRANKLIN MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM STREET,
George Lea, Prorrietor.-rhe above establishment Is
open every afternoon o'clock and evening st
Living stssqary by Nile Cssnsss Troupe Of Model Ar
Fer further particulars bills of each lay
Seats Private Boxes 80 Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs, H CENTS Boxes Is cents; Gallery 2k cents.
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gINO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CEAGRES :
BY the British royal mail stea.Ahip CONWAY. Capt.

i BY she British royal mall stearsahip CONWAY. Capt
$50 tons burthen.
This steamship IL desga0d 70 sa from Savannah, Georgia.
the 4th December and day Of each following
onth for Chagres touching ~ Naossu, NJ r, InaguA,
due Chagres tina 18th month and return the
18th, by same route, TO Savannah.
AS this service c0nteMplates arrangements only for
limited number OF who dcore to avoid
crowded boats will find the desirable one; and
1ads who wiSh npend the wister among the India
islands may fnd conveyance In the panys steamships,
twice month between Jamaica and The fcHo eE1 poxs,
sdditioa 10 those named abovo:-
Antigua, Gusdaloupe 81. Kits
Barbados. Havans, ". Lucia,
Garrison, Honduras, s.. rhsmar,
Carthagens, Jacmel st. Vinoous,
Demarars, Martinique. Sants Eariha,
Domipios, Montserrak Tsmpico,
Grcnada, Eovis Tobago,
Grey Town. Porte Rico, 1rintdsd
Vera Crux,
PAe5AsE Aaa,
From Savannah 70 Eassau. csc
Do. DO. InaguA. So
&c. 20. Samsiot...s .. "
~" Wv Shnttos. w
ULeludinH stewards faes,l
and IN proport,cn 10 tho other Islands.
Each ship carries experienced Freight ans
spcoie conveyed the usual terms For
Ply 10 ANDREW Low " CO., Agents Savannah.
PASSENGERS or freight for kbe r. NJ Steamships will te
conveyed 20 or from Rev York By the u Nail ahips
FLORIDA, ALABAMA. and AUGUSTA.
RAML. j.. MTTCHyLIl Agent, 1q4 Freat street, N. Y.
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COOPERATION soTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 10 the srers, cupAnt
OF all houses let's lsudl
Affected thereby that the following have beon
completed by the s0e lodged
Bureau Of Assesments for BY al n
restsd vEfor paving hrty street. between Fifth
und sixth avenues fAggiag space tour feet wide
threpgh the Sidewalks, the ow done.
several houses and lots Of grSuns lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated both des Of
street, between Fifth sn5 Sixth all whose
interests affected by the above named and
Who opposed 10 the either them request
% 10 present their objections in writing to the undesgn
Cd, their eoe No Ran OF Records within thirsY days
erop she date Of shs notice
SAMUEL a. DE NJ TT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assesesrs.
ISAAC wk. SMITH.
Qoe Bureau Of Assessment Street. Do srtnent Och 80
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n 'OhfOhATlON EOTlCE.-PCBLIC NOTICE is
nsresy pysn 70 the owner or owners occupant OF o
supsn o. Al houses and lots improved unmproved
lama aneetod thereby that the following
been completed BY the Aesso oAed Is the once
~ the bureau o. Assessments for by All
sens ntsrcs.es ylai-for rePaytg noaae street from
Washington 70 west street, nv
assessment include all the teversl hou60s and Iots al
ground vacant lots pieces End parcels land situated on
both tideE Of Duane street between
streets both scs q Caroline street ninety north
eriy from Duane greet; tie eide Wasfington
greet hundred north from Dnane street, spd on
the side OF WeD street bun9red north from
Duane All persons whose interests aseoted 10
Che above named sssessmeEs end io oppol 20 the
either Of then requested u their
eoons writing 90 tbs ersigncd - thtlr otoe, No
Hail OF keoorda within thirty r the this
notice. SaMTE FL n. DE MOTT, \
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Apsts sorn.
ISAAC VII. SMITH
Ofoe Rpresu Aasoeanersa Stroot Department. Nov. 9.
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DyYgfTSGMENTS kGSEWED EVERY DAY.
- QEE THIRD PA q II "a

hereby Eiven the sooupant or eoou-
houses and lots improved uninproved lands
Setsd thereby that the following assessments have
0epsteS by the ASSESSOR ard lodged in the once
As Bureau for examination all persons
aSerested Wis For building avenue B. bet weer
Y0ash and Eleventh The limits embraced nv suoh
include all houses and lots ground
lot reees and parcels Of land situated both
or between Tenth aud Eleventh streets and on
one northery side Of Tsnth street. beweu avenues and
- All whose interests affected BY the above
named assessments and W. opposed 90 the same,
either Of Them are 10 their in
writing. 70 the undersigned their office, Hail Of
zseord Within thirty days from the date Of this nOss
SAMUEL "a. DE MOTT
FRAN CTS NICHOLSON,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau ofAssosments Street Department. Oct So
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby siver 70 the
pants Of all houses loss improved uninproved
affected thereby, that the following
completed by the Assesor ard lodged in the Ocs Of
the Bureau Of Assess for examination
nteretta viz For hAggIg four feet wide through
tie southerly sidewalk Of heecEer street, between Sullivan
and MAodougA streets The limits ymkraced by suoh
sessnent include all the several houses and s ground
vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of ls1d situated
pousheriy side Of Bleeokor IT'S feet sastsry
Waodcugal street All whose interests sneotea
BY the above named and opposed
The either Of them, requested their
objections in writing to the undersigned their Office
NO. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this nottoe SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asscssore.
ISAAC WI SMITH
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Ssreet Department. Oct 30
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

ma, with jaded animals, blind road,
and WEAKNESS unapprec:able. The sky
was clouded, but real armament of
fire flies blazed as far as the eye could
see. Urging our animals to a last effort,
on we dashed, through mire, darkness
and uncertainty, till the lights ahead
gave tykcn that Panama was at hand.
At nine o'clock, seated, after bath, to
comfortable supper at the "Western,"
we half forgot the fatigucs of the day
The next question was for the baggage
but that was not forthcoming. Some of
it dropped in the next day, some did not
arrive at all, and the owners were COM
PEELED to leave it, or lose the steamer to
60 back for it. The trouble was, it was
started through the day before, Corpus
Christi day, an occasion when the ma
lives will not work, but feel bound to
exhibit their devotion by getting drunk
and gambling We had taken the pre-
caution to start our baggage ahead of
of us, and kept in sight of it till half way
to Panama. The drivers then hurried
through to enjoy the festival at Panama,
while those unmatched left the baggage
on the road and made tracks for Cruces.
Our baggage came in at ten o'clock on
" Saints day. a piece of good fortune
not to be oyervalued after ride through
mud and rain.
{ To be continuel1
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

BEcKwITH IMMIGRANT RouTE.-A ,e
ter has been received by the Mary.
vile Herald, giving an account of =
arrival of eighteen wagons ON the hen
waters Of Feather river, This immirr.
tion came from Salt Lake. this sprin,
and is composed of families from Il,
Atlantic States, who arrived last f,)
Eight of the wagons stopped in the uppo
yallies, the families having taken i,
farms. Ten wagons, with d large her
of cattle are at the foot of America
valley, recruiting their stock. +,
Those accompanying the first smal
train had skirmish with the Indian
in the valley at the head Of the MiddII
Fork, a few days since. About break
fast time the Indians entered anon
their cattle while they were feeding
and shot six head with arrows. Mi
Fulkeison, Of Seventy-Six, was with III
immigrants; he and a Or. Dow stayci
back in hiding place after tho trail
moved three Indians came to the spo
after the train had passed out of sigbt
when they were fred upon by the Der
sons in ambush, and it was thought tw
OF the Indians were mortally wounded
The Indians fred at the assailants bu
without effect.
Mr.; Liffring, of Palmyra, No. nm,
Mr.. II. +. Turner of the same State, ar,
owners of the stock in the valley at III,
loot OF the mountains. They intcn,
crossing in few days. They repor
the lruckee river quito high, and ;
number of trains waiting for il to fall /,
iording depth, intending to pass by thil
route
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA
The Philadelphia Sun says: An express
line overland from st. Joseph's Missouri,
to Sacramento city, has been establish
ed. The first train left on the first of
May, taking out the necessary stock for
the several stations of the company, and
the second is to leave on the 10th OF
June. The stations of the company are
Fort Kearny, Fort Laramie, North Fork
of the Platte, South Pass, Salt Lake,
and the head of humboldt. The num-
Der of wagons in each train will be ten,
and the limitation of passengers forty.
Time from St Joseph to Salt Lake city
twenty five days; fare Sl00. To Sacra-
mento, sixty days; fare $3.50.
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

OREGON CoAL.-The p. M. s. Ship
Company dispatched to Oregon, some
months since, Mr. French, for the pur-
pose of examining the coal region re.
Gently discovered in that territory =
That gentleman, with the assistance OF
Others, has not only made thorough
exploration of the mines, but just re-
turned with about eight tons of the coal
brought down on the last trip of the
steamer Fremont. The Antelope, on
her downward trip yesterday, had por-
ton of this coal on board, intending to
give it q thorough trial, and judging
from the speed with which she left the
dock, the experiment will prove perfect.
ly successful We were shown by Mr..
Frank Johnson, agent of the Antelope, n
specimen of the coal, which resemble
I.ehigh in ppcarancc,although far ligh.
ter and more bituminous -Unitn.
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

oREGoN.-A letter from well inform
ed gentleman, who is now in Oregon
gives the following glowing account q
what he saw" in that territory:
l his is most magnificent country
and will, in the course of a few yenrs
be the garden of .he United State,
There are some of the most enrapturir,
views to be seen here that ever feaste,l
the eve of man.
u have already explored all. the Old
settled portion of it, but have becr
frequently told that Pugets Sound
umpqua, and Rogue river valleys will
equal them for beauty, productiyencs.
ard climate. ''
The Travelling here is mostly or
horseback, but it is because we baye nr
wagons in the country, nor can we go,
any made here. There is no country
in the world where better wa eon road,
can be had than in this, with it, i'm
mense open prairies and orchard-Iikr
oak groves. Within the pnst thrc,
months have travelled 1861 miles
nearly 900 of which rode over on horse
back. 80 -
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

STIFF SToRy.-1n pekin, China, n
newspaper Of extraordinary size is pub
lishcd weekly on silk 1t is said to have
been started more than thousand year.
ago somewhat earlier than the one
under the patronage Of the good Queen
Bess." An ahecdoto is related to the
effect that in 1927 public officer caused
some false intelligence to be inserted in
this newspaper, for which he was put to
daath. Several numbers ofStha paper
are preserved in the Boys library at
Paris. They are ten and a quarter yards
long.
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-10

MURDER. A man by the name Of
George w, Ford, from Missouri, was
murdered about five miles back of Yuba
City on Sunday morning, by Jno. Clark,
from Canada. They had been partners
for two years, and were cutting hay
The deceased signifed his intention Of
riding grey mule, belonging to t,ncm
into Marysvi.le on Sunday, an d Clark
objected to it. In the course of the dis.
cussion which ensued, Clark called Ford
liar. Ford took hold Clark and threw
him down, but without doing him any
injury. Clark asked Ford to let him
up, and Ford said he would if Clark
would behave himself When released,
Clark said he would have revenge, and
started towards the tent, some fifteen or
twenty yards distant Ford followed
him, to light his pipe. Clark stepped
in, in advance of him, picked up case
knife, wheeled around and struck at
him, cutting him in the pit Of the sto-
mach, below the breast bone. Ford star.
ted to run, and Clark followed him, in,
flicting two more blows with the knife,
under the left arm. Either Of the blows
must have proved mortal Four or five
persons were present, one Of whom at
tempted to interfere, when Clark struck
at him, but missed him. One of the
persons came to Marysville, the Others
remained, promising to take care Of
Clark until his return, bat they allowed
him to escape. He has not yet been
captured. .--Marsriiie Herald. 81 SET