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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY AUGUST TO- 1852

SERIOUS ACcIpENT.-Yesterday movn
ms NJ yery early hour Sar.1 ell s,uve in the emp ~
Of nesSa Z l.. 81 Stuart, sugar rehoers came Va
contact with pulley hook which csught In his see -
Il WIS being drawn TO the top OF the building
the sssh in terrible manner ans, perhaps
bin for life RE conveyed 20 the Nes orS hospt'
tai By Ofcer Tepax, OF the Fifth Ward Police.
DEATH FROM BUaNs.-William Watts,
the young man Who wa. 60 dresdfuly burned .bou,
three weeks sgo By the bursting Of c,mphene lamp
10 me drug store OF DR. Henry, corner OF Greenwich
Az. and Chrsophers, died re ,en,ly OF his injuries.
ACCIDENTAL DRew NING.-A lad. IL
year' OF age named George Conway Whole parents re-
eide at 10 Bstavsst drow ned on Friday last by
accidentally falling into the dock foo; Of Csthsrine s
His bocy was recovered yesterday on which the Coro.
Der held al Inquest.
ALLEGED H.GEEAr RoBBrRY.-A
man. giving bis name Owen OBrien, was arrested
yesterday by Oiscers CongIin and Egbcrt charged
with having kr ocked down and robbed John Kaiser in
Avenue 4, Sunday night last OF silver watch and
pocs.t book contaiolng - 30 in silver. The matter
brought before Justsce Welsh who committed the
prisoner for trial.
BoDY FeUNp.-At : O'Clock on MOnday
morning, ths body Of the German, named Angelo,
drowpsd a. the Jersey City Ferry the previous evening
wss feurd He !. apparently sailer. about thirty I'VE
pears of age, and has bat TIE Coroner held
an inquest. vsretss, Accidental drowning"
CHARGE or LARCENY.-A G.II@an
named Frederick Linke was In iuced yesterday by one
Philip Mulsy to have his money FIVE go gold pieces,
exchanged ~ the once of Besse s. Co No. 2 Canal
street Mulary osrred hs services &c get the money
changed Into AL cOin ing that such wouo be more
convenient or thu emlsrsnt going 10 the West ana -
l. alleged gave LIKE half OF Ii back and that por.
ton in spurious CON- the boys sell ABB the
streets and as are often got up in the shape OF business
cards The offender arrested by officer Cook, OF
the Fifth Ward and held for examination.
KEEPING A DIsoRDERLr HoUsE.-Cap-
tain stevenson, Of the Sixteenth Ward Police took into
custody Timothy Young, who stands charged with
keeping disorderly house at No 1872 Twenuethst
Eight other persons and frequeners Of the place we're
arrested All the accused parties ysers taken before
Jgs,ice Stuart and held for examination.
SUPREME CoURT-Speeial Term
Before Judge Roosevelt -Sardh Backlin sgt Geo. Buck
hR.-Order OF reference 20 Wm Sitting. Esq
Btiada d. Hunt agt John 4 Hun;-Aloton to set
aside default In divorce suit, grsnied.
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DIED.

o. Sunday Auspts CYNTHIA LOrIsE youns., daps,sr Of
lie & ANN, as sS ,s-I S1s ana s,y,
No ~ respectfully invited 6nera wLIr y i "a.
pace at her residence 9ot So one door ives, of 9Th ay
On Monday nornn, Aug 9.ofdy.snery ELIZA AysABRLLA
eldest laughter Of Robert farney, aged Is years,
The i1ner viii sle place from ne house Of her saIher NJ
u 5y,-niSiy sandy, Aas At H. .,e re.isns. liza, g.
re-. JoBS WALSH, nc, Pastor PAUL.. Hsisn. ss.i
IL. or-rsl vii tase place ron Hafen Church ui7 =. b.
tWyen - sld aha this DAY. lTue.dayj At ococl A. NJ
b. fs is are repeatedly invited 10 attend s'ho1t further NV.
aslrdsy Aus SARAH j. Only daughter Of Cap. Henry c.
Long Of Louisville, Ky aged years, month and II dy.
To- saa' Of her 'ter and s''nei'tsf Daniel and ws,r
ID, re'ideaee 81 tS, ssqiler, No o' sroad~ay
The 6en4, Of n. hmy Invited attend her fnsrio o..
A. Paene, wsoe.ord G. H. JaJ ~. LUcY Ann vile d
r. i ciy, on slneay, AS g. ANsIE vie Of AsIsaisr H.
Tie 6mty nesd. invited attend her fun.ra on Tue.
Jay lsoos AZ 10 odo from tie residence Of hsr brother
hv, No. @ Warren =, se@ Yofs.
w,ssrr R,ro'r ., D'.rn' th- ysni County ofs.v Yor
On y" 81! dsy o. jay . te t. 4,y q gust ls'' Men, 81
D,eq,e ", e., q ADop-1y. - .uophs g. Be.dssEon
d csspsuss,tj oho-a. Cholera asntam o.: choen Nor
Sa. ~ coLe coo.uqy,oa - GeSyaisohs ~ cfo'0 ~
rl-a 3 Droysy Dn1p-y tie Heat %, Dfosaed, "a.
fsvrT g. Fs,er iasrGf-at Fc,ef Perp-fd Fever r..
intent tef~r scafri D. Fsef Iy29o Fever Iygho', ID;
isri.s - Issannsion Of R'et~r iaftru'toa Of Brao
n a
us,1- III L1nss o. Ilnsnntfa WonD Inflammation a
- ,. los yer-~r. aarssa.s 81 nease, -; Nor6.
esf.or Az Z: Pasy Premature Bth Peff,,atos
Sen ll's. srnah POI. sgrle 2;
u. T-tapu. 1. TLfnor, Worm f; Unsno~u 5.
hf-Cnder y-ar. 1905 "a y-trs. fob - 10 lls
% p. D. 20 -. 81 S q g. u, %
O. TO- 70 10 o. ~, g, ~ % 100 4. ucknONa
q Maturity rnf-d stzts -, Ireitns, Ensi.nJ
scotland, Hsss L. Germany n Frsnc-, Deanarsf,
FAY. PT-ssa, Brtsh POessiols North America a. 40.
iron Hosyftsi Believe o. Pentsr,ary BLACKWELL. II.n5 f.
Iurs'ic Asylum, % RanSsfs l,an5 CITY Ho.ot.I
House. Bacs~ei' Island, Cor-d Home g. Coorsd or.
phan Asyi4n. L..
A. W. Wsrs, ci;y Insr.ctss.
Guy E.Sp<fO-s Otee, Aus. :, 1854
NR-Ths publc viii observe deaths from cho,er, ,,,e,S
shove frch reported ACCORDING D. law
~ hr tnes There has been no report
10 Itysdans Of tie existence 81 Cholera n hs The
deaths atoqe m@nu0Ded bur and
ohcal announcement has bcen made th- the pubh.
sLoub not be eesearily alarmed A. w wsnt, c l.
"rELr Fa,srT o, DIirHs the cy Of Broot1s or ne "k
ssens August :. lsj2.
Dssass,ADopsIy, Il cascer. cssasliy u chosfs Ia
ia.t9ni ID; Choi-fa norJg2 Congestion o. onAs'
Ton. 4; ccpvuaons, 81 Drlsty a. pinhe.' DD.sy, -
Dropsy OF tie abdonen Dfopsy Of d.. heas p DsSseO
l25 Fever Bhoas Fever Nervous bersf lypsu.. uen
Disease Infsnrusoa the Bowels, y .1nuuoA o. nss
Lungs, Irf.mnsion o. lie stonas .. NAse'' - "'
Age l. Premaure B,rh, o. sprse. 81. co 1888,
Ms,.s al y-rses ~; AdsAs gsJ ceitfes' ~-ton|7a
W" " w 0'~' n wsspstt. Hsaih odcW.
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u The weather increase, in uncom-
fortsblene,s and hot and sliding atmosphere forod'
any,bing Ike enjoyment Although the mercury is not
90 chty as 1t has been tie heat has su5st nce
greater density and fully up 30 tee dogiay standard
Late las; night there mild promise Of shower
and the usual cool breeze Of mi3nigh: momenisry
lleyed the painting City OF its suaeTngs.
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A policeman AND LAWYER AT WAR.

4 POLICEMAN AND LAW YER AT WAR.
Officer Aasiu .fre,teo three men Saturday even.
iDg end lodged them IA the cells. They we're named
Frsnci. Frtisel Chsri-s Froh aud Caspr POs:S, and
tax, tor sn alleged participation Ia disturb sncs 10
the absence of Mayor and Justc- the Clerk II the
Police Court admitted them 70 bail aud yesterday
cnoru,r e tie officer 10, having arrived ths prisoners
we're ck ged. When tbs off :sr came some words
pss.ed between him and German lawyer, named
MARI, attorney for the prisoners Toe officer com
planned that the prisoners should not have been thus
o!schsrsed without their ofeLss being hnosp asd he
further alleges inst MARI applied epthe,s 70 him OF
provoking nature for which be assaulted Mari, by
kick IN tie abdomen. The olicer has been arrested
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FIREs.-About II o'clock on Monday
evening ire broke OF; II the Building No l3j. For
sythst occupied a carpenters snOp the rre va,
eouaued ~ the bulldog IN which I, originated rne
Chief OF Police, Csy' Bradford, ard Assistant Capt
Sparks, win platoon OF men, Assistant Capt Stanford
oi The Seventeenth District with section men, and
Capt Scs'lr, o. the Fourteenth District were present.
About the same time, a fire occurred in
the itory OF the dwelling house NJ 32j Wstsr,t,
occssloned by charcoal furnace, which ad been are
r'sy eit under the bed Very ist.e damage occurred
before the flames were sytir guished.
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Fatal ACCIDENT.-Abou; three weeks
ago IN rsh womep. ~ years OF age named Eliza Dunn
who resided IN the ourth story OF house No 5Cia-kson
e.. accidentally fell down eight Of stairs, and was 80
severely injured internally tat she died yeterd ~ Ia
Bellevue spsl VIII her she was taken a!ter tie acct
cent Coroner Ives he'd an Inquest the cody. Toe
eeceased In the habit Of drinking too much
LIQUOR
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NIAklilEO.

August B. ~ Rev ". =. Colhns nr. GILBERT P UNDER
HILL q Graz esend, L. L. 70 hiss FRANCES NJ MILLER. Of
Rye. y Y.
81 sohns Church. Yonker. on sunday AUG r. By Rev NJ
Parker Sir HENRY A. slNONs, OF New YOrk, % Mss Enwt
81. COOkk, OF fOukera
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER Al
.MrsrnrNrs .c- ms pAY ANp evEvLNs

Brrads.y 1iraf-r-Pfoi Aniersun's MsEcil : rats
Carie frrrch Opera COMPANY an Rnus>et Fanny
N.bb's-Iadiss Beware: French ana Spaush Dancers.
B,raum Mussuu-N bites Serepaiers, Dancing, a.. =
s,riev'. View. 10 htnor iD3 ant sarf
Hoeoksu-0ro Co,;ase-concsr. IAesroOoc1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

Y l. is stated that thf suit of EDGAR J.
Barlow Oh cisim Of abou slDk0o sgaios. the Pierre
poLt estate hes Deen decided IN IL. layor
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ANOTHER BoDr REcovERED.-An in
quest yesterday held Coroner Ball. upon the body
Of James Fl. sieph, who was drowned by the sinking
of the cutter fancy. verdict In accordance
with facts heretofore published, was rendered.
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DANGERoUs.-Last night, German, in
attempting IN Jump board the ferry boat struck her
bow and severely cut his neck and leg lie wa, con-
veysd to Newark via railroad By frends being unable
10 support himself
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r Complaints are made by resident.
about the foot # DOckst that large number OF boy
are dsily in the habit Of bathing In that vicinity.
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Total supposed to be all for "refreshments .S2S6l II
To this we must add for the use Of the steamboat
s 600 making for refreshments and boat, S34Jl a
What other bills for refreshments are to come, h,ve
no idea. But may well add here that E. Van
Ranst presents bill of $3.50 for carriage hire the
same occasion this increases aggregate to 1920
a. We shall have much more TO add.
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ROBBERY AT LAKELAND, l.. I.-On
Weonesdsy, the house Of Peter Anderson, at Lake
snd l. robbed during the absence ofthe family,
q tao gold watches and chains. one heavy, massive
chain eight gold ipgs three suits OF clothes and $500
IN gold piece h),t OF The articles manufactured
q California metal brought home oy Mr. Anderson ard
the total ysue Is ,tated to be 81 300. servant an
Inglishmsn is suspected oil the robbery He has de.
csinped.
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WILITARY.-At an election recently
held, Thomas Nugeut, Egg, elected Captain Of the
Emmett Guard OF Brooklyn.
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SUSPICIOUS ExAMINATIoN.-On Friday
evening last at about clock three suspicious looking
persons entered the resic ence Of g. W. Gregory Esq
and desired the female domestic 10 show them ths
paiDtpes the doors which she did which they
abruptly entered the basement making careful uires
aud particular examinations When they had com.
petey satisfied their curiosity they eft expressing
their intention Of paying another visi, at an early day
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CHURcHEs.-It is getting TO be custom
fsr the members of church 20 Visit another
Sunday. Next Sabbath the LIST Presbytsrians meet
with the members OF the lst Reformed Datch. Rev.
Bro. NJ. Mcclure will preach on the occasion.
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Observation-Disclosures THE POLICE

ACKNOWLEDGMENT - The following,
from the Counter des EtdtsJtis Is an acknO xledz
ment Of the generosity OF the French and Canadian
residents Of tbi. City Ia promptly aiding the ,usrer,
by the late ire In noutresl:
CHAMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
CITY Hall, MONTREAL Aug I, I.J2
Hsrl r. Bar- Pleslrr, aaJ D. de Colry, Tf-.lr-ro
f-ah Cal.caI Conl,~ a. HeF "a iof Tie VI t4s
t-s-r. - go MoltrraI fle-
GENILEMEN-I have tee honor 20 ackno riedae the
receipt your letter OF t1e - inst, tshiug drAis
upOu the BsIk OF .Biiii,n North America tor : 90
the product OF suDscr yton smUug the Canadians
end ths French in N-s.iork. ano OF representation
generously given by the Ffeocl Opera Conn any tor the
benenr OF toe 81 ferers b. the ire IN Montreal
Be pleased geutl-mes % accept In the Of your
comyatIiy'i, the sfrciloDsie thanks watch | O-r you
IN The name II the Ike uige COMMITTEES Of the " N.
teal Relief Commune, Tor me eenerou. donation which
you have transmitted me- for the kiad sympathy
a which your cornp8'I!oLs have given ssch xng
prooi towar TIE uBhsPPy victims OF The la;e clagrs
ton.
have the honor 20 De- gentlemen, your very humble
ana oDccis u servant b. HoLMEs,
President of the Reiiet Committee
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FIRr.-On Saturday the house of Mr.
Bushnell No 80 Saniop.st, took fire In the attic from
some unknown. but speedily eXtingulshed by
the ladies of the house before much damage done.
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SUNDAY DEALING.-The examination of
the parties arrested for selling liquor on Sunday, was
yesterday postponed until IL o'clock to-day.
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LUNDY's LANE BARRACKs.-A meeting
of this Association viii be held their Head quarters
NJ rite sv., morrow evening, when it Is expected
,hs, w II Browne, OF the Mexican Volunteers, will de-
liver speech.
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DIED OF HIS InJURIEs.-A colored
msn, named Henry Thompson, known as Black Hsr-
~" died at The City Hospital Friday night from the
effect Of a wound Inflicted In bis neck with pocket
sLe. while Ia state of temporary arrangement. Coro
Bal held inqu's, Saturday, and the Jury re.
turned a verdict Ia accordance
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DROWNED. WIN. Hawlcy, of No. al
Courtst, and James HinckIey, Of No 30 Atlantic ST.,
were drowned by tire upsettlng Of boat 10 G)wauus
lay. Uear ths Penny bridge, on Sunday alternoon.
Mr.. Einckley leaves large family.
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BODY ExRUMED.-Iesterday afternoon
the body of nfant in advanced state of decompo
stop, was dug up in Van Bruntst by some workmen
engaged In excavatlng cellar. The remains when
found wrapped up In pieces of old clothing. The
Coroner was notified.
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Er Honorable VIM Miner, ls,e Democratic member
Of Assembly from the FIRST District Firs, and Second
Wards Who Is one of Rypdsrs men, then nterered,
but sienced by the Captain telling him leave
be would be locked In the cell next 10 the prisoner
Rynders depending upon the omnipotence OF his
own eolci gave directions 10 Justice Bog.r 10 make
out g commitment for Cspt. Carpenter. Ryndsrs said
he appeared as counsel for the prisoner. Not being
lawyer be mus; be ranked as peiosseT Some one ia
the crowd mace a suggestion tna, reniorcemens could
be obtained in upper Wsrd % take possession otihe
station House Bat the party were to wise for sach
an II discretion as Ia sn attack tee police would
have retained the prisoner at all hazards. Capt Car
pepter had plsioon Of twenty Porein N, In an al
Joining room in readiness In case violence was at
tempted Had there been conflict between the police
armed With their club and roNdes, undoubtedly armed
as usus with pistols and knives Is prot able several
lives would have been lost.
Finally. Justice Bogsrt gave Capt. Carpenter notice
that he should les, the MISTER, and, with hs peculiar
friends departed at midnight. tie left bail bond of
$500 for the appearance Of Mr. Ttas at Court which
was sworn 10 and sigoed Mr. Joseph Sweet, Of Chan
hers ST. and written order for the discharge Of the
nsouer but Capt Carpenter paid no attention TO eIher
Of them. On Sunday morning the prisoner wsi taken
/ ,Jus,ice Stuart and admitted 20 bail In the sum o.
S5OU 10 answer
While the excitement was up on Saturday night the
=, Hon. Democratic Asseubyman above named. was
arrested by the Polce, in the said "VieloriA saloon
where be wss takog FIVE dollars worth OF 'a'acu'n out
OF the csuptenanee Of Thomas H. Ha'uek' TO wnom
Miner had lent g to pay foe. and which tbs DEBTOR
repudiated. Miner gsys Hssuck several Po'ertdl
bio IN the face He was taken the Station house sad
Justice Welsh bsppenIpg to be present he admitted Tue
prisouer 10 bail in the sum Of $500 to answer. sech
portion Of Ons nights work in the ns'sa0o'n000
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DIED IN A FIT.-On Sunday evening a
Mrs Riley, residing at No. lj5 Fnrman-st was seized
with it, and shortly after expired She leaves two
small children, who were In the house at the time, her
husband being absent IA New York.
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FELL FROM A BUMDING.-John Down
Ing lanorer fell from the scaifOdlng Of building
rer OF Hsniton-av. and MIil-sts, Friday, and was
badly injured. He was conveyed to his home by his
fellow .workmen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE ClTY.-ChoIero
on board the steamship Phitadeipaia-Forty pas
sengers Dead.-The steamship Empire City
which left New Orleans on the 25th ult., Ha-
vana on tire 2Sth, and Key West on the 29th
arrived al N. York at o'clock Saturday al.
ternoon.
Left at Key West steamer Philadelphia
from Chagres, for New Orleans. Put into
that place for fuel and stores, having been or
dered away from Havana by the authorities
in consequence ofsickness on board, not even
allowing her to remain two miles outside OF
the harbor; had the necessary fuel and stores
sent out to her, so as to enable her to reach
her destined port.
The Philadelphia left Aspinwa!l 22d day
of June for Havana and New Orleans, and
on the I'd day out cholera broke out among
the passengers and crew and about forty died
among them the U. S. Mail Agent, Mr..
Birdsali.
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appointment by the Governor.
David Merriwether to be Senator in Con-
gress until the first Monday of September next
in place of Henry Clay, deceased.

OTThe book published in Boston, entitled
"The Richest Men of Massachusetts," gives
the reputed wealth of about 1900 men in sol.
id, who are worth SlO0, 900 or more, with briei
sketches of the lives of nearly 1900 of them
The aggregate property of these men is pu,
down at S2S4,6s9,0OO.
OF the rich men,, twenty-eight are worth
Sl,OO0,000 or upward. The leading wealthy
class appears to be the mercantile, FIVE hun.
bred and sixty-fve of whom have place in
this curious book. The next wealthy class
is the farmers, of whom there are l4O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12

HENRY CLAY AND JOHN RA NpoLpH-The
Boston Journal thus alludes to the duel be-
tween John Randolph and Mr.. Clay, an act
which the latter regretted all his life, but to
which he was provoked by one of the most
wanton and meditated assaults ever made up
on public man.
"The particulars Of the duel are well
known. The eccentric descendant of Poca-
hontas appeared on the ground in a huge
morning gown. This garment constituted
such a vast circumference that the locality Of
the swarthy Senator was at least matter d
very vague conjecture. The parties ex.
changed shots, and the ball of Mr.. Clay hi,
the centre of the visible object, but Mr.. Ran
dolph was not there! The latter had fired il
the air, and Immediately after the exchange
of shots he walked up TO Mr.. Clay, parted the
folds of his gown, pointed to the hole where
the bullet of the former had pierced his coat
and, in the shrillest tones of his piercing
voice, exclaimed Mr.. Clay you owe me
coat-you owe me coat = to which Mr.. Clay
replied in voice of slow and solemn empha
sis, at the same time pointing to Mr.. Ran
dolph, thank God that am no deeper il
your debt.'''
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floor in the hospital at Jalapa, parched with
fever, and covered with sores, with no one to
look after me, Gen. Scott came in and went
around among all the sick and wounded
He came to me and asked if was wounded.
l told him was not; but / was very sick,
and could not live many days. Don't talk
So said the general. He then asked me if
was we'll tended. ! told him had no at
tention at all. He then stopped down, lifted
up my feeble arm, felt of my pulse, examined
my fever sores, and sent for the surgeon, and
asked him why was thus neglected. The
surgeon sent for his assistant, who, in return,
sent for the steward of the hospital. The
general charged them to take good care of
me; and, on leaving, told me if they did not
to report at once to him. So, you see, sir,
he saved my life by his kindness, as he did
hundreds of others; and l should be scoun-
drel not to vote for him. They say he is
proud. So he is on horseback --on the bat
tel-teld ne is Major General Scott; but off he
is kind-heartsd, humane man." This is a
true story-and story to tell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12

Mess. Smith g. Bro, over the Canal
are manufacturing splendid article of edge
tools to which we invite the attention of the
public. They are now ready to supply all
orders for axes, grubbing hoes, carpenters
ADDE'S, coopers tools, &C., &c. of the mos,
approved and warranted workmanship. The
industry of these young men, and the skill
displayed in their profession will recommend
them to a generous patronage, which they SC
justly merit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12

ANECDoTE OF GEN. ScoTT.-The following is
from the pen Of the editor of the New York
Mirror, who was a warm advocate of the
nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore, and who mani
tested keen disappointment at the result OF
the deliberations of the Wing National Con-
vention.
Some four years ago, a young man called
at our Office to subscribe for the Mirror. In
the course of conversation, he stated that he
was "returned volunteer from the Mexican
war;" and instead of loafing about New Y,rk,
and begging aims of the corporation Of the
city and the Legislature of the State, he had
been on to Wisconsin, bought farm, opened
store, and was already postmaster of the
village. His bright eye, energetic manner,
and manly determination to fight his own
way through the world interested us at once;
and, on bidding him goodbye as he left the
Office, we remarked: ave shall next hear
from you as a member of the Legislature"
This morning we had visit from the young
man, whose first words were:
"Your prediction has been fulfilled.
have been a member of the Legislature and a
clerk of the House."
SHOW are your politics.' we asked. His
reply was:
81 am Democrat; but out Of gratitude fol
one who saved my life, shall vote for Scott. .
SHOW is that"
"Why, sir, when I was laying on the stone