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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

BOARD WANrED-By a gentleman ana
- his WIFE, in private family or where ,Ls,e ere
but few boaTdes cation n jersey City near the feuy
preferrsd Terms must 10 moisrate. Address C0uRTs
lANDT, Tnburo Office
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r. NJ CONDOR, Of St Johns Lodge, No. l,
Chairman No. SIS broadway.

IT. Miifary-Ir isii Eises-Scw-York Kine
Regiment.-A meeting OF Officers nnccted with the
sbcyc Regiment will be- held at . o'clock IN FRIDAY
lVFNING, Nov. 3 al Room No Military Hall. Bowery.
Cffes OF su,h IndepCn@ Companies M are not already
Iocd in The Re gment ecttuy inv tea TO attend
By orecr i. g. COGHLAN, Secretary.
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A S sEAxsrRE,s, by young Lady. Apply 10
N Mrs ADAM SMITH. heria employer. IN Union-sf-
between Clinton and Henry, Brooklyn
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II an eligible situation in GentlemNls family. She
hes bad experience IN teaching the requisite English
branches attention to the wardrobe Housekeeping and
first reference Address r. NJ H., T. Green's druS
store, Of Wker and Broadway stating where an
interview NAV be had.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-18
City Intelligence.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL, DIRECTORS
FIRST Distrfe-The Board met at O'Clock in the City
Mall Fifteen members present. DIR. Copes and Judge
NJ were put in nomination for the Presidency Of the
the pressure of other duties He said that he had only
consented to President of the Board under the
old City Charter in consideration Of the fact that but
rev weeks service was required and for reasons first stated
he asked to be excused
Judge Il. Rawle elected President
motion that the rules of the late Board for their gov
crnment be adopted pro tenn. was carried
motion that the rules adopted by the late Board
carried.
petition from H. Williams offering to keep the Public
schoof clocks in repair for 500 year laid on the
motion to appoint Committee of Retrenchment, to
on the expedency of reducing the expenses of the
fuphc schools was carried call for the and
by vote Of 10 to 8. The Chair appointed on the
mittee Messrs, Harris, Kennedy and Byrne
Gaspar Funk Esq. unanimously elected Sergeant
for the Board who is to have charge the Pub
lie Schools, depot
committee of three consisting of Messrs Lindsay
ernment of this Beard
motion to hold the future meetings of this Board
the superintendent room. adopted.
motion to appoint committee to inquire into the
pedency of making index of the proceedings Of this
Board, was adopted.
The following Standing Committees were appointed
Girls High School," Messrs Lindsay, Copes Ross
Harris and Baldwin. -;
Boys High School,s Messrs Richardson, Arson, Cam
trlen, Kennedy and Carroll
Committee on TEACHERS, Mesrs Lindsay, Byrne Arson
On Supplies Messrs. Shields Cole and Savage
On Accounts Messrs Harris Crckard and Hail.
ON Health. Messrs Hart, Arson and Hall
On Srhoolhouses Messrs. Pride, Camerden and Beebe
On Library, Messrs. Byrne, Copes and Orchard.
On motion, Committee Books was added. ponncged
"a Mssssa. Lindsay. NyfRs and Orchard,
The following wishing tomniitises Nsts ShPontea
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ARRIVAL THE ATLANTrc-FouR DAYS LATER FROM
EuRopE-1MPoRTANT CosfMERciAL NEws-CoTroN FIRM
AND IMrRoylNs-ADyANcFI in BREApsruFFs Erc,-NewYork
May ~ O'clock % minutes M.-The Collins steamer
Atlantic arrived here this morning Liverpool bring
ing dates to the 9TH instant four days later than by the
Canada. Her advces show decided frmness and i'm
provement in the Cotton market and an advance in
breadstus with an increasing demand The following is
q summary Of her commercial news
LivEsrooL MARkErs -Lire'pool, May 5-There is good
demand for cotton and the sales for four days preceding
the departure Of the Atlantic $4,000 bales of
which spectators have taken 60o0 and exporters
halsss Holders firm and prices for the lower and
mddng grades particularly have upward tendency
but there is no change which will at present authorize
alteration in quotations. We quote to-day as follows
Fair Orleans 5a Mddlipg Orleans 516, Fair Upland 5z
and Middling Upland 4zsd. % fb.
There has been active demand for all descriptions
breadstns and in many articles clear advance in prices
Western Canal Flour is quoted at IAN advance
Of 6d) and Ohio 2ts022s ian advance of Isl Yellow
Corn 3os 6d03ls Cd Gan advance of 1sDls 6d) White
3QsfO31s IAN advance oftrom Is to 2s)
STEAMBOATS, DEMONSTRATING, May 1.-THE steamer
Nashville passed down yesterday at about O'clock
and the following boats have passed up the Con-
corda at O'clock Mi Atlantic at 10 AM Niles half
past NJ Georgetown at NJ and Frank Lyon, at s
p. fEvening Delta.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

vERADA Jobr Ysrser Thcs H Taylor, Garrett Long
Bosgd lady Rouge Moore, Coast;
Johnssu Standard Tsss EgHa snd
Matches Taos Fens Thashe PoT Gihson, Ross
Baour Armage, England Wooverton a Montgomery
Miss CSins sosndel, u Estis e
Kelley Webb and graAdchild, Texas
Adams, vanderpoois . NJ James, j, w Wall
ST LOUIS Boyd, Lake Chapman Yale, Mo;
PAckwood Fusier NJ DANES, RANSOM Tucker La
CRY Emer, Lewis Hutchinson, Danielis An;
Young, Biloxi Shorrilga, New Ceana
Jones Leonard q D1 Reg Mr. Rae, Rsbs Ssrsy ,da
H Heer, H Ingaham Fa Monsr, @; Dunbar 7 Don-
phnn, Aiiss; S Fora amt Coaat. 9ss ~ Vi
ARCADE C Gorsuch, Enbbs John Shelf
Neworeans; John Ark John Ealing Chs White, Ala
TUFTS. r. Hsyne, Galloway W Miller, Bissel
Bartlett VIM Green, LApce John
Valentine La Fuker Wheat, Aai John surins Tenn
Gardner, Williams Donadsonyle Leasden, W Wallace
Va; Dillon Simon, Henry Dillingham;, yksbug Neyhor
r l. Maxwell. Ia !; Thos II Montry, Ill. u
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q = Xyse syvDsiiil
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Il a RI = Z SS6ii1 81 'olar'
az Il II 4 fi6s Il IS 5VSld
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4 "a NJ 81 ~ sSf Ssr6 ssp,nntntsd n
'sl2Ss 81 RI, 81 Il ~ osiIy bring il forward To-
81 s. 81 assumption to
~ z HUI IL clear nbs,,xsiitvs
II INF oss Won Of patural ind social depend
S;3oS bstween Z town ana countrv.,, Take a:
I.;s Is "a II ~ another l;pht Whata would New
f)rIsSTs W without i'm supnort az % rich and
IN. 3 sact;on - i ,op;s Rr;no into
ill., ~ ~ v;ese II, ~ Immense trade
Am - nort;ons II ~ vaf,av IL the Missis-
ss;,n; Fst;na4a tbat ira ia "a vnn please ; and
fhen look nnon tba ant;re stata Of Louisiana as
o,e vsst nd men "a w;lderness il forest. We
s,,o,,,a IL ,,ovar,,od a 4 n1stlv rate Our i'm i
man ~ y hlp ayIuar trade would not exist,
and = arva nortion 81 our cotton trade would
e lost FraicK ~ would be immensely higher to
I'm sno; nt. beoause thew could not obtain fuel
s,,,,,,i;ss f+a;obt ~ messengers. except from
sboye IL present line q this State. There
II ~ ~ I.on;s;ana merchants ID send to US
Il, ssr cFona as without this CITY. there would
bS no merchants ID make the necessary and
,sefSif advances to lie planter or arriculturist
/ nv nresent truths 10 ,trite and practicals
E,savs Is saske,l wa can only answer. because
sachs unnatural and violent demaror,ifsm sins
III nlainest Anl Ynost nract;cal II trnths
ana driycn into their presence and into compari-
son with chem 4 hut . deformed and sooty slave
ssabashed IL the preses;cc u recognized masters.
The more ultra and ontr areous the demagopuism
the simpler the truth and the more unpretendina
the sentiment IF every -day lifs, which shall
most fitly administer Ii chastisement.
What difference is there in moral sentiment
Dor social usefulness between the citizens oi
Nun Orleans and Tie residents If the country
parishes Of Louisiana Our country friends
have their relatives in this city--do they
finds them worse, Of morally sor socially
Inherent frcr, thsmselvess Are residents 81
cities necessarily. Of bys presumption, corrupt
/ base, scheminr and treacherous Judases, te
H. boueht from faith and honor by thirty pieces
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N IL ON 10 " II ~
No. 30 xxAx. srnnkr sS
FANNY KN0yu1of 1rsX a. usxvuL Ks0N IxDaE AND
GENERAL LlTERA3URE. s VS.
hook OF THE UNITED IL qseszarhy cous-
q tntIos IA GovssnmSns. s$s
ENCLIsE IrTERAruR 81
MISS EDGEWoRTII's NOVELS AND TAILS. HI ss.s
AMKIlA UPiEa COMPLETE WORKS,
MISS sTRrCKLANDs QUEENS or ENGLAND
IRVING COOPER AND SCOTS w0Aks-ssd sssasatsy.
Ms sfiERwooDs LADY OF THE MANoR--4 vols
MARGARET PERCIvAft-By Rev. VIM. eswslL
AUNT K1TTYS TALEs--By Miss Mclntssh.
ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY FoREsTERs-CoIorsd Platss.
ARABIAN NIGHTS Engrsvnss London sdita Cheap sdi
hons Of aams work
ROBINSON CRUSOE-1llustratsd edition. es aaa
PAUL PREsToNs ADVENTURES.
JACK HALLIARD, THE SAILOR BOY, WITH THE STORY or
FRANK LUCAS.
HOUSED LIVE IN THE HUMAN BODY.
PARENTS ASSISTANT, or STORIES FOR CHILDREN.
CHAMBERS MISCELLANIES-Inl 10 vols. " Ia
ARTHUR's JUVENILE TALES.
PARI.oR MAGIC. FOR CHILDREN.
THE ISLAND HOME, or THE YOUNG cAsTAwAYs.
DRAWING, JUVENILE AND SCHOOL BOOKS OF MOST AP-
PROVED AUTHORS. myis S0p
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ass- PLAcIpE,s yAnIEr1Es--For tbe Renefit

of MIR. g. HOLLAND, TUESDAY EVENING May 49, 1884, when
performed Madison Morons last piece call WHO STOLE tn
POCKET BOOK which, SCENES IN THE LIFE
by the Comic Ballet al ROBERT BY Mou,isp
supnisr and whole conclude with new md
auehsbs Fasrs, 10 act falsd our ior THE
'ps Ant, us fassla sAs'Fa, mi M \, WI ~
~ NJ shssa EoH tsss ~ Hfis Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-18
M WING ooayENrroN pLArronm. = WING

CEsrn CoArTxr Louisiana 0rans april
3d. sitting this Committee the following preamble
unanimously adopted ordered TO be published
WHEREAS Convention assemble the 9Th at Baton
Rouge purpose eIodeng Constitution Of the State
political body that assembled within s
bordscaled has BEEN by the people, rid themselves the
Democratic Constitution which, since 1885, has hung
like incubus The sate prosperity th energies Of
concened) fully quarter Of century behind the
point they have occupied ruinous
WHEnxA As the q the their and
day the Recommendation made BY the Wh party the
Whg Central Executive Committee Of
the State of IN the discharge it,
the Whs of the city, and Of the
make regular nominations within their respective election districts
for Delegates to said Convenion-and 4,
the Of advocated BY the
Wings with the formation Of Conet
tuition eunenty just and practicable and b
their calculated build organic
which the State will be ustly proud conceive be but
the Of edhce should rice under the
Of Wing architects-and
The important advocated for the
advancement Of our State and City, 53
well regulated system Of Free Banks, and W 2e
judicioas system Of Internal Improvement
Have commended for by the hg party TIE State against
the wisdom necessity Of which
forced reluctant acknowledgment from opponen
majority wing delegates Constitution
which will with its conservative character and
cples which, from its construction will tend to develop Me
crippled by unwe democratic resrictos place Louisiana
in rivalry with her sister Staes
Be heore opd That respectfully recommend to the wings
DISTRICTS SATURDAY the purpose of making
nominations delegates the Convention and for tho
Of selecting delegates number they m City Conven
city at large .
BE- resolred That recommend said City Con
Whg Central Committee Room IN MARKS President
E. SAIoMoN, Secretary. myl0
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Political.

~ '-sS ~
y EoAlucaI. s4 n
LoulsikwA-The democrats Of Baton Rouge presented
49, fo,,avv,nc ~ ~ state Convention for
Senatorial district q error Tar;sb REPRESENTATIVES
" !, -,s., ~, I, -,ys,ss -. i, a. H.,
~. " Deale apu I" N 1lueps. lohl nssulpoioi A''.
R. Martin A. Pug and John Dalferes are proposed
as the whin candidates Hon A. b. Roman and Hon. D.
\ Z, . - a. 1o,,5 n ,+;sta 81 roo,,esf
and Ascension, and Dr. Duel from the latter parish
From st. Mary, st. Martin etc.. Hon. Alex Declouetls
proposed, and from ST. Martin Messrs y Heard " N
Olivier and A. DeBanc In JEFFERSON the wings present
Messrs r. Dugue. Jr and r. Gardere the nominees ior
the Senatorial District, and Messrs Mlcnel, " .
Devices and sauye the nominees for the
DISTRICT,
< ARKASsAs-The democratic state convention passed
no ~ reference to the
u made the following nomination for EIas
Conway Of Pulaski county for Presidential Electors Wm
John A. Carter Independence and Thompson B. Flour
nav of Desba
a---=-----
DrspuTgp TITLE TO GuANo Nps-Consderable inter
III. " y; -,r.s - ,;, i, I;
- 4 a.s e
nsanu as 10 tne Merts 81 q present gu
ing respecting the right Of the Peruvian government
"a certain recently d;scoyered Gano Islands n Went
....,.s, ,,, = 49, 4 n. -.:.4,. - 4,,.r a r;
WYE ~ nue1' y NeAtei nus wii.sea " VIZ io.o
claiming that tue Islands OF oDo IN the raniess astfc
of the South Pacific and which immense deposits of
rano are found do not belong TO Peru uasmuch as thew
49, ~. 90, d, II. 80 ~, pr,,;a, ,,ssas s;,,s
were not enuAeI'eeu an'ons .ie posseseion
to the Lobos Aera and the Lobos de TERRA the for
mer living in Int q 81 81. long. so As W. Mr. Butler it
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-18

four hours, Mr.. JAMES HOWARD.
tS Philadelphia and Baltimore papers peasecopy.
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The J. p Tweed recently made thu trip from Cincinnati
10 New Orleans In four days and twciy four hoursnot
much of a feat louisville Courier
What do you call much Of feat (,
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isEp hiyEs The Natchitochcs Clronicle Of Saturday
lys II - reported here fsw days since, by two
sntlemen rom above Shreveport that there is rise Of
me THIRTY fect N Red River The ver at this point is
till falling
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Died

OF these 81 under 10 years and % eolored.
A. HESTER, seeretry Board of Health.
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We take pleasure in stating that Mr. c. Labedoyere
Nernon has been appointed Notary ublic and
lessor to Mr.. Oliver II Perry. Mr. iS.rnon is expe-
enced Notary and during years chief clerk
20 Mr.. Lucien Hermann,
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ssl f!euIls. Oh ~ hight ii The al Itst, Al,j la MA
F,susd 10 tlt ihiehaess d ordinary Hiriss Esis
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We indebted to the clerk Of tho Eclipse for late
{ ouisYille naners So.
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ELopEMENrA Philadelphia letter Of the 9th instant,
to the Baltimore Times, says lady Of the upper ten
in Chestnut street. found missing by her spouse this
morning under rather mysterious circumstances Some
short time since the good took it into his head that
he ought to have her instructed in Of the fashion
able dances She made serious obiection-a professor
was engaged-the lessons commenced Her progress
seemed wonderful-the more she danced the more she
loved dancing and her husband looks upon it as
strange thing that neither dancing wife
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-18

EARrHquAKE-A slight shock of earthquake wasfelt
at apois Ohio on the 9th inst About 80 feet of the
river bank and extending half square slid into the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-18

SHIpwREcK AT sEA-The bark Olive Branch, Capt JEFF
ferson with cargo of teas from stockholm has been to-
tally lost in the Cult of ST. Lawrence The captain and
passengers have arrived ut Quebec.
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; WHra MErr1Nc--First ward. First Dis

e5 V8- WIG MEETING--flrSC w aFu, ElfsI Dls-
the recommendation the Wing Central Executive
Committee Wings Saturday evening,
May u.s. at Godfrey Kz of Nayades and Polymna Streets
nominating for the Convention TO form
and appointing Delegates City Convention to be
held the 18th n for the selection Of four Senatorial Candidates for
the Convention.
B. Walton the meeting organized by ap
pointing b. Forbes Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object the meeting the following
nominations made and unanimously adopted;
For the State Convention:
DANIEL BYRNE, t4a
ALFRED McILLHENNY.
For the City Convention
J.J. OSBORNE,
10 PIERSoN,
--. P.L. MITCHELL,
J.B. WALTON
sI'I- j. BACHIN0,
R.H. pRENDEReAsT
On motion, the Chairman appointed
Erect.tiue Committee for The Ward
H. j. WILLIAMS, J.FRoELIcHER, JOHN ARMSTRONG,
~; OSBORNE ,angS HEATING W HT s sAskEa
The meeting then adjourned. r. NJ. GRAHAM, Chairman
D. B. Forces, Secretary. myi7
B- CONVENTION TICKET. The following gen
the Wing Candidates for the atlarge
for the Convention to form Constitution:
C. RoSELIUs, J. P. BENJAMIN,
FELIX LABATur L. MATTHEWS.
MANY WHO'S
Ps-would somebody Try get up ticket against
this one myl9
IB THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-MeSSrs
being reliably will shortly
poson Third Justice the Peace please that
Mr. JAS w DUNCAN will be supported his by
myIO MANY FRIENDS.
| @@ To THE Wings OF JEFFERSON PARISH
meeting of the Wing Club of this Parrish held Thursday night
May the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Resoped wings requested
purpose nominating
Senatorial three the Convention
q Constitution for the State.
resoea That the above be published the Louisiana
State Republican, the Louisiana Spectator the Bee Bulletin Crescent
and Carolton Star. y
RESOLVED, Secretary printed
posted throughout Parish paards notifying Wings Of the
,4 ]. J. MICHEL, President
J.B. FIrcH, Secretary. myio
w SCOTT AssoCIATIoN.-Ata regular meet
ing SCOTT ASSOCIATION following
Resored That of the early meeting the Wing National
Association meet the Scott Club Room evening
during the next two months. :
The President explained the members the importance
uaty attending these meengs Business Importance would be
the Association which he thought would change
the Wing Delegation this State Mr. Fillmore
proceedings this meeting be made by the Secretary
the officers and published the public the
members who present know change
meetings. J. A. KELLY, President.
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ROCHESTER KNocKISes-The Misses Fox, of spiritual
knocking celebrity, have arrived in Louisville on their
South and they holding daily evees for the gra
tfcation Of the curious.
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Board of Health,

LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending May Is, 1852.
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MURDEa.--H. L. Campbell formerly cotton weigher,
of Mobile murdered Saturday night the shinst.
Tuscaloosa Ala. He was known to have consider
able money in his possession having left home for the
purpose Of purchasing beef cattle and poultry for the
Mobile market and he evidently killed for his money.
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RObbiaset fOs. Mosquito BARS.
AZ PINK BLUE AND wHTE-supsrior quales-iu received
at .t# SIMPSONS,
my11 2ptf so Canal street.
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DR.. Aliens Is..p,.opense,.t IL .arti.

nR. JOHN ALIENS GREAT
u x mproyement in ARTISTIC DENTISTRY -
aPPaARANeE GRE SalTEHMNEss
apa r pesc s sh q shs plate
constructed in the manner - = ssas'. s1"s 'isse
Parties who have disappointed ;,
test these claims the privilege of IA NM
expectations not FULLY met = 4e ss issss = .u
apr adp Dsa''sh ~ so p. un y ,..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1852

ard Twentieth Wsrds-TSo separate tickets were
placed In nomination In this District solomon B. ,ble
Wa, nominated By set of Delegates and George G.
Mitchell by another poriUn who organized after the
others had adjourned. The Convention at hs cor
uer Of Seven bav aud Twen;y.Iixthst
XJh assembly Distrtct-(Seventeenth
wmd)-The Committee, or DslegIes elected BY tbs
Democracy of the sevsntsenh Ward convened AZ the
Hermitage Hal, corner of Allen and II 'us'on-'s' Mr.
s H. Ross WAS called TO The chair, and Daniel Gale sp-
pointed Secretary On motion, Tnom" ?. S. John
was unanimously chosen their candidate for the As
semby.
XVIh assembly Djstrict-(Eishteenth
Ward Only three OF the Delegates met e. Mur''y'
corner Of Firstav and Twenty frs;s, las, evening
consequently nothing was done 10 the selection OF a
Candidate to represent this District Taey NEE, aga'
hls expected, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
By IeITBWIh.
Verdict OF the .tury.
SAUGKRTIEs, "Wednesday, sept. - 4

SAUGRRTIES, W Wednesday, sept 80 4. VI.
At the inquest MIR. Hook was recalled,
but nothing Of importance elected, anf the ed
derce closed about o'clock. The statute law as %
Coroners inQuisitons was read and clearly explained
BY Counsellor Van Orden, on behalf of Coroner Mer
eoon and the Jury retired in the upper saloon Of he
Reindeer for consultation. Aiter absence ofseyera
hours they returned at . o'clock, and rendered the
blowing verdict
The Jury ind that the said persons each and every
ore of them to thsir deaths and wounds b TOUR
lee received on board the tieamboat Reindeer, which
said II ufes we're occasioned by suA5caoa and scai
ug occusioned by the explosion Of tho hueboX cJnnec
ch Of the eflr boiler In said boa, and said Pcrs0ns
further find ths, said explosion took place on board
said boat at Maiden, Ia the town of SaugertleJ
The INVESTIGATION IN This CGTY.-
TIE Coroner not having yet been able - the
attendance Ct any im2orsot witnesses In this case The
investigation was not proceeded wl,b yesterday
expected bu, adjourned over until this morning at
lOo'clock 1t Is believed however, that bu, little pro
gTess can he made until tie close the uvestg alton
ct BIstol, wben the Coroner viii take measures T.
secure the attendance and testimony of some OF the
same Witnesses were examined a: that plaza.
Daring yesterday tie Coroner notified 10 hold an
inquest al the house No 80 Avenue A, the body OF
jacob KocheIt German, one OF the victims. He was,
head waiter board the t,eaubos. Reindeer aud
lost lis life at the time Of the explosion of the due Of
that vessel The following vir6ic rendered By ihe
J-ry viz The dsceaed came to bis death by sca!ds
and injuries received al the explosion bosrd the
Steamer Reindeer a! Bristol Landing, the 4th Inst
Samuel Brown, another Of the unfortunate victims
who died amoI. I'm nedatey after the explosion,
brought to the City yesterday morning boaad the
steamboat Columbia and conveyed 10 his late place Of
residence corUer Of Green and CAnsl-s,s, whore the
Coroner held Inquest upon his body. verdict Ct
death by ics5s and Inhalation u steam al The explosion
board the steamer Reindeer, At Brstl Landing, en-
the An insf rendered by the Jury. The ieeAiei
native " Ireland - years Ct ase.
The investigation before Coroner Ives, relative 70 the
cause of The explosion " heh have taken place
yesterday postponed until 10 o'clock this morning
IN Consequence of their being witnesses presents
tie Office Of TIE Coroner the hour appointed for the
inyests alton ~ taAe place.