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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
po,,r,cu Fox-A prominent applicant

A POLITICAL FOX.-A prOmlntHU dPPIICdnI
for an Office under Administration was followed by hat
dozen persons wishing for his patronage lew Gays SINCE
Nv wnv OF doubling his pursuers aud throwing them on
De gent be walked down FutODst entered the City
Clothing Warehouse No I02 and held bret interv1e~
,.S the proprietor THOMAS SMITH, Jr and bis pursuen
collected outside esdy pounce upon him when ne came
out In few moments an elegantly dressed gentleman
nsssed ont and brushed by them and 1t was not until be
lad sol fairly out Of sight that they found ne the
Ian they wanted He had purchased new suit and they
rad not recognized him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

TO- Crystal Palace Carpets at HIRAs An
nrpsoss eight spscous saleSOoms No. % BOwery Mag
nifce nj new styles Mosaic Royal Velvet tapestry Brussels
Carpets imported from celebrated English manufacturers
for exhibition at the New York Crystal Palace. Ato,
Hares celebrated In gsh premium Floor OCoths OF res
co. gothic and scroll figured and English three ply and In
grain Carpets Mats Mosaic Rugs at astonishing low prices
EB-Behutfu Ingram Carpets a. a. 30 and so cents and
Floor Oil Cloths at 81 81, Al and 50 cents per yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

Thrown VS.. -WRIGHr " BAL
LEY No 3S2 Bowery near BondsThe great desideratum
IN purchasing Carpets at the above establishment is the
rthst from their low rent they are enabled TO sell much
chesper than downtown houses while for elegance OF de-
sn fashion and variety, their stock Of both Enssh and
American Carpets is unequRled. Give them call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

SPLENDID CARPETISGs FOR SPRING SALES,
is,s-smITs LoUNsBERY, No ga PesT-st, now
ecevins in store per late arrivals large stock OF velvet
tapestry Brussels three and ingram cpetings OF chase
TO the recent advances in prices they enabled to oler
Al very great inducements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

~ 1t is often said that Nothing is Perfect,
but the daily experience Of thousands attest that SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES nearly perfect that no one can
suggest defect them From the hnest linen 20 leather
half inch in thickness they all fabrics perfectly
These machines and their products always eouTteoasy
exhibited At the principal Office No 25e broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

~ Foreign competition ia set at defiance
m NewYorks fsyorite halter MgALio Of No. 4l6 Broad
sv corner Of CansLst The imported productions OF the
Partisan Hat market cannot begin 70 compare IN beauty
t.t or eesance Of construction, with our popular nend
MgALIo's Spring Styles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

RosEs.-Lovers of this beautiful and fra
srant flower should plant before the ION Of the pres
ent month The finest varieties will be furnished IN any
Quantity and by the hundred at reduced rates
PARSONS Co, Flushing, near n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

CASAL,sr. CARPET Store, No. 20 CASAL-sT.
e. PETERSON Co call the attention OF their tnends
IN he s.ook of new and elegant C0rpotngs just received
om the most celebrated manufacturer bought before the
etc advance in prices and for sale full 10 per cent less than
tbo.e purchasing at the present rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS AT REDUCED
Psio.s-The best assortment IN the City at KELLY FEs-
sUsoNs Window Shade and Curtain Store, No $50 Broad
,ssy one dooi above Reade-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists and
rahshers. Clinton Hall, No ISL Nassan-st, New-lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
TCloice Green and Black Teas; Yellow

~ Choice Green and Black Teas; Yellow
and Brown Sugars; Family Groceri-s: Foreign Frua
all their vui,iy may be hGd a; wholesale snd retail on
reason sble terms ct PowLERs large Nos lSo
su6 lSs Urseuw ich st and No &c Vesey st
To rHE ATTENTION or CLOsE BUTERs OF
FANCY AND STAPLE Day GOoDs-In Wee Fl our rsuio's
70 orr sxte1sve Warehouse. No Vesey-si- runnins
through to No u Barclay (entrsaoe or both sree a.
recy IN Of the Aston Honse intend to dispose
cur present stock Of goods extremely low pos 80 thi
we cen open location with ne~ and bsaltiu
.,so1nsnt Of soods adapted s GUNNER and s1tuan
sales
Cupty, Jobbe and Retsilers Will find great bargains
our present stock.
MotL1ox. PL1NPros. WILLIAMS { Co.
Iuoer, and Jobber Of Dry Goods Carpets snd Oh Cloths
and Yankee Motions, No a Broadway.
~ Some petty thief stole the GOLD MEDAL
s,s,5,d by the American Institute TO Mr. GURSEY, No.
$40 Broadway. for those splendid DAg0ereoyPes be eK
hbited at Their last FAR and which were 80 universally az
nred By the public. MI Quincy Will pay.s reward OF
elO for It's recovery
~ General House Furnishing Children's
Carrares Of ali descriptions and Toy Bszaar-Lsge Base
nent Store No. l28 Csnalst britannia, Willow. Wood
Tin Japan and other Wares and almost every necessary
tice Of Housekeeping great variety OF Toys &c
J. KELLOGG.
LOOK FACT IN The FAcE.-Al who do 30
will admit that without delay any unpleasant result
CRIsTADoRos HAIR DyE converts gray or red hair to
brilliant lasting black brown, and that his HAIR PRE
sERvATIvE relieves the hsr from daDdruf and besue It
az long used No. Astor House
~ LocKwooD's large store Of Watches,
jewellery and sverwaTe 10 No SO Futon-st where may
had all the different articles his line good and cheap
Watches and Muscware put in Order.
DIAMONDS, DIAMoNDs.-The subscriber is
selling ali STYLES Of Dism ond Jewery, wholesale and
tail, at much ess than the usual prices:
Diamond Crosses from. ..........tlOo 70 500 each
Diamond Pins from ............... 10 20 500 each.
Diamond Rings from. ....s'.s'''-... o 70 Queen
Diamond Studs from. .....,......... . TO 900 set
Diamond Bracelets from IOo 10 l,"cO each
Also, Diamonds RUbies, Emeralds, and Opals unset.
Ggo. c. ALLEN, Importer,
Of Watches and Jewery, No II Wall-st, second door,
Broadway.
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW School IRE
moved from Ballston Spa PoughkeepGp) Next term
begins 9th May Obectto train students in the prac
tce well the science OF Law and IN extempOraneous
orstoIy Acrcur satlL part cnars sent by request d.
rected (postpsid)to J. W. fowler, President
rY Advertisements are inserted in the best
papers in other cities aud towns at b. PALMERs ADyER
Using AGENCY Tribune Buildings.
EY W. II. MCDONALD's Commercial News
paper Advertising House. No l02 Nassau st Of Ann
The very beet leading papers from all parts OF United States
and Canadas lowest prices aud fullest authority OF the
publishers. Information freely given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

SPRING STYLE or GESrLEMEs's HATs-
Mis.es and Chidren's Straw Hsts-in addition TO tne
nsnsI .nnplv OF GeuteneDs Fashionable Hats the par.
tirpsT sft1on OF ladies IS called 10 our large ana
hssntifuI assortment OF ChildIens Has and Caps;
]. w. KELLOGG, No. lS CanaIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Marine and Inland Insurance.

GENERAL Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Assets on the 18th January 1850 s5ooOCO Profits divided,
nro rata among hose no do business with the Company
Office No Merchants Exchange corner Of Wall and Wal
ianl-sts
TRUSTEES.
Moses II. 0rnnen, WIN. IL Aspinwall, Mortimer Living
lanes Brown Paul Spohofd ston,
Chas N Marshan. VIM. 2 FurDss, Joseph W.Alsop. Jr.
Samuel Thompson, John Is hitohing, hoeait L. layioT
Danl G. kingsAnd, VIM ). Wetmore :, A. Deiano
George Warren G.Talbot ELEPHANT, Nathl ID. Carllle
EreJk w Read Leonardo 5. Suarez, WIN. Ii. Macy,
N. q. Rutgers Thos stanton, Ramsay OtooAS
Chss H. Russell, Joseph Sands, WIN. Barnewan,
Jeresliah Wilbur, BenJanln babcock, lawson,
! Eluathan smith, John d. Hurlbut, G. III. kOOp
ALFRED OSpEN, President
HENRY HoLDREGE, Nice-President
II C. MORRIS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

~ ok.keeping, Writing and Arithmetic,
are taught expeditions and superior manner, by b.
fosrER at No Ss7 Broadway where gentlemen quail
ed TO discharge the duties OF book keeper with accuracy
ptompttude and dispatch Prospectus, with full pntien-
iars may be had on application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

and Brown Sugars Family Grocerirs; Foreign Fru;' IN
all hsir variety may be hsd q; wholesale and retail on
reason sble terms ct PowLERs large Nos lSo
sud 80 Urseuw ich st and No &c Veseys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

f~LyARY d. Co, leaders and lntr0ducers
IL s.hon for Ceptlenens Hats Aston House, Broadway
Sns1s,Iy psftsyn ssue Msch 1888 together with copies
Of styles pre- aing IN Psris ana Londoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

GyxrLEmEs's HATs-SPRISG STYLE.-RAF,
.s,y LyAsE are on hand usual, with their beautiful
Has OF the Spring Style They invite attention 70 tne
x0ci % comprising assortment got up py e1Pernceu
"a prsctca wokneD, and under their own supervision
md they are confident that they caLnot Be eur passed any
Price general assortment OF Caps and ChiidFens StfswS
and Fancy Goods. $1,000. ~. =, Ch.,b,-,,,
and on the corner Of Chatham and Pearl-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

COMPETITION DEFIED AsD COMPARISON
r-vSrrn-Tgs Hss Of Knox JAMES have attained
a.,tI ,an,lsdty and they stand confessed the most
.esspt and strIDGy beautiful articles Of the season
Their e1perepee and the approval OF the puoe warrant
80 Us, 10 the city either Of native or foreign make
80 ~ th~se HIT bat - The Prescott Hat Store Is
49, -, nj BROADWAY and Springst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

~ Some petty thief stole the GOLD MEDAL
awarded by the American Institute TO Mr. Quincy, No.
30 broadway for those splendid DAgDeneotypes be
bbited al their last Fair and which universally al
nred BIZ the public Mr.. Quincy viii pay.s reward OF
$40 for It's recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

ry- General House Furnishing Children's
Cansges Of ali descriptions and Toy Bsz1ar-Lsge Base
ment store No I28 Csnal-st britannia Willow. Wood
Tin Japan and other Wares and almost every necessary
tice Of housekeeping A great variety of Toys, dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
I.crnrxn-Aos ntlsna an was pass.

a STREET INCIDEFT.- gsHsNnHH vas P1''
;s dovp Breaaysy On Tuesday lsst. dunns the gres,
Nov, when HI. hat one OF KDoxs TOOK flying tnp s1e
.ntrs few evoutioDs IN the arr placed tse nloei ~
The .pirsl being great bury 70 restore 70
owner licked II uIdsr the wheel AID when vas Pc "a
m nv he aid OF nsderabe mud and any quantity o. IL
~ say nothing Of It's crushed sppearaucs II Pfesent g
sidedIy original picture Of shocking Bad nat
70 say that Knox reel,red It 70
thst il now just good Por Has o. a. e. ~
ticity capable Of enduring any quantity oil noch CAL -
1000 10 I24 Fulton-st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, from Baltimore, guano to
Shaer, Kohler Il Co
Schr Baltimore Philips. from Baltimore. mdse to w
ID Coqutt & Co
Schr Gallego Nelson from New York, mdse to David
Currie
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford mdse to Ludlam 4 Wat
schr Meier Jenkins Haughtou, from North Carolina
lumber to L H Gill
Schr Sam'l r Paynter. Simple, from Albany N York,
lumber to II Whitiock Son, and E Wilson
Sehr Native, Warren oats to Captain
Schr Spine Morse. Skinner, from North Carolina,
shingles to j Won lie X Co
Schr H MJenkihs. Daveage, from RI ckland, Maine
ice and lime to Warddl Il & Badger
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, from New York, mdze to
Ludam & Watson
schr John Polk, johnson, from New York, hay to Jno
w Wright
chr e len Augusta Godson, from Alexandria lime to
Bacon & Baskerville
S!oop Lady Lake Drummond McGlauchlin sand to
captain
Schr Baltimore Belle, Walters, from Wilmington
Delaware, powder to Workman Co, and coal to or
der
Schr Charles and Susan, Young, from Nansemond,
shells to VIM Smith
Schr Souhner Leftover, from Port Deposit lumber to
Jas Grant, Turpn & Var brough h, and Jas L Goode
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

HE HATcHET CAsE.-Daniel w. Gordon
white charged with chopping negro with a
hatchet in the neigtborhood of Bacon's Quartet
Branch Sunday morning, was arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday /; but the examination wa 8
postponed, at the request of the accused, until
to-day, to enable him to procure the attendance
OF witnesses in his behalf. Officer Trueheart
who arrested the accused and lodged him ia the
station house at the second market. informed the
Court that the prisoner had behaved very dsor-
DERBY in his cell Sunday night, having at one pc
Rod gone so lar as to force this door. The negro.
who had excited the ire of the prisoner and who
mad received the blow from the hatchet, appear
ed IN Court but afforded no visible evidence of
having received serious bodily injury
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

VMNHE Executive Commit of the Virginia state Ags
IL ricultura Society," at meeting held on the 10Th of
May. adopted the following preamble and resolutions =.
William Allen Esq, OF Claremont having OBJ igingly
rendered to the Virginia State Agricultural Society the
OF his fields at Cures Neck for the trial of Reapng
Machines i'll the coming harvest
Resolved by the Executive That Messrs. d. w
Haxa, e. Rufin, Jr. A. p Crenshaw. Robert Douthat
w. A. Selden, James 3. Jones and Henry Cox be ap-
pointed Committee to supernend the trial of Reaping
Machines at Curles Neck, James River, during the
coming harvest, and that the Makers of all such Ma
chimes be and hereby invited to send machines
there and have them ready punctuay at the time be
hereafter more particularly designaed.
Resolved, That Messrs VIM. Gaines, M. D., John
r. Garnett. Nj. d. Richard lrby, Edward O. Watkins
Robert NJ TAYLOR Samuel Ball. and - Baylor of
Sandy Point be Committee, with power to fill vacan-
cies occurring in their body(not less than five OF
whom to actwho alter testing bya full and fair trial of
merits ofhe different machines offered for
such trial plain and unduated surface wheat
of tall and uxurant, well of shorter and thinner
growth and also. if practicable, wheat of lodged or
tangled condition. shall award the premium of Fifty
Dollars offered b. the Society the INVENTOR whose
Machine under the varied circumstances trial shall
prove in their judgment the best and ecctire its
operation, and that they make report the Executive
Committee of their award setting forth the principal
which shall have Influenced them in the emis-
es; which report shall be read publicly with the other
reports premiums the Fair proposed be held by
the Society in November next.
PHILIP ST. GEO COOKE President
Virginia State Agricultural Society.
c. B. WILLIAMS, Recording Secretary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14
RICHMOND MARKETS Inn. :,

ftTVTI HOND MAKKETS June III.
lohAcco-We have no change TO note in the mark q
since last report.
FLouR-M iikts nsett'ed. Holders of country su
pefhae ask 81 624 81 IS, at which figures we note
small 81 les
WHEAT Tho Mills net now grind ing, and the
season may be said to be over Cd Wh.ats SINNERS
however, afe paying about 81 ptr buheI for God lots
OF white and red.
CoFN-We continue to quote IS cents per busbel az
The top OF the market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

HUGUENoT SPRiNGs.-This pleasant Watering
place is now open for the reception of visitors.
Situated as they are, only short distance from
this city, these springs afford unequalled advan-
tages to the invalid, the man of business, or
the pleasure seeking denizen of the metropolis.
The waters are famous for their medicinal pros
per'ies, the society is good, and the location
charming. The gentlemanly proprietor, too,
spares no pains or expense to render his guests
comfortable. Surely. these Inducements will
not be neglected. week or month at the Hin
guenot will undoubtedly prove conducive to health
and happiness-two objects ofprme importance
in the race Of life.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14
Local lntelIigence"City Affairs, &c

The CONCERT AT CENTENARY CHURCH will
certainly come off this evening The vocasts
all in fine voice, and rigid practice has render
ed the choir nearly perfect. We therefore anti
cipate brilliant performance. Owing to the &C.
currence of circumstances beyond the control Of
the Directors, the concert has been postponed to
a much later day than had been at first contem.
plated The lovers of music, however, will reap
the advantages resulting from this delay, and
have, therefore, no reason be dissatisfied
The weather now is chorming-the evenings are
delightfully."- cool, and the bright beams of the new
moon invite all into the streets after ightfalI-
Everything, therefore, conspires to render the
concert to night thoroughly delightful
1t is source of qualification to observe the in.
creased interest manifested of late by the citi-
zens of Richmond, in the science of music
The popular ear is no longer captivated by Eth
opiau airs; itaspires to something higher, aud be-
gins to appreciate the sublime compositions of
the old masters. A knowledge of music is no
longer confined to the select circles. The ssSa-
cred Music Society,"" is spreading the seeds
broadcast, and in a few years we shall enjoy the
pleasing spe etacle of witnessing the execution of
the most difficult compositions by an effective
choir composed of hundreds of our own sons and
daughters. Let the efforts then, of this society,
and others of kindred nature, be zealously Sc
conded
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

AFFRAY.-A white man named Lewis pitt
diets. discharged from the Public Guard yester-
ohy morning, was arrested by Waterman Me-
Corm'ck yesterday evening for returning to the
Armory and assaulting the Corporal of the com
pany. lie will make his appearance before the
Mayor this morning.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14
THE LATE RIOTS IN CANADA.

Some months since, an ex-Cathoc Priest,
known as Father Gayazzi, arrived in this country
from Italy, aud commenced a series of lectures
Catholic Religion. Possessing rare oratorical
powers. he naturally created quite sensation,
aud enlisted the sympathies of large class on
one hand, and the maedictions of the Catholics
on the other. His lectures. however, clearly
showed Father Gayazzi 20 be a partisan rather
than patriot Still he was permitted to lecture
without molestation.
After completing his course in New York and
other Northern cites-after stirring up the ee-
msnts of religious and political discord, to his
hearts content, Father Gayazzi determined to
transfer his labours to a new field. He passed
over into Canada. entered the city of Quebec.
and attempted to lecture there the night OF the
9th inst. Having given utterance to sentiments
accusations not entirely acceptable to the
Catholic population of that city, an attempt was
made upon the life of the lecturer. 1n a state
ment prepared by himself Father Gayazzi SAYS
that he commended single handed in the pulpit,
with a host OF enemes-his only weapon chair
and that many of his enemies will long re-
member this passage of the Italian Missionary s
lecture.
Finally he was reinforced by Sergeant o!
artillery, and for more than twenty minutes he
and the Sergeant kept the furious mob at bay. -
At last. however, Father Gavazzi was thrown
head foremost out of the pulpit; but as he fell
upon the heads add shoulders of his enemies be
below, no serious injury was sustained by the
lofty tumble. He then :nanfully fought his way
out of the Church and escaped. His Secretary
however, Jared not quite so we'll He, too
fought CALAMITY, but fell into the hands of the
mob, and received a terrible maung-havine
been left insensible in the Chnrch Not satisfied
with this demonstration, Gavazzi repaired t.
Montreal, and announced lecture in that city
on the evening of the 9th inst. Here he at
tempted to hold forth, but encountered u mos
| determined opposition. A terrible riot ensued
which was finally qualled by couple Of fusilade.
from the troops drawn out to protect the right o
! free discussion. Twelve persons were instantly
killed and fifty wounded. The day following ,
public meeting was held, at which the Mayo
of the city was denounced for giving the orde
to fire upon the rioters, and requesting him to re
sign office. The meeting, however, passed I
resolution requesting Father Gavazzi to complete
his course of lectures, assuring him of protection
&c. The city had been placed under the pro-
| lection of the military at last accounts, and pa
trolls of flying artillery were securing the streets
| in all directions.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

NEW ORLEANS, June II.
BY an arrival at this port to day. have advces from
Mexico to the 4th inst. The Government in revisir
the Tariff has considerably raised the duties The to-.
bacco monopoly has been taken by the Government
The Sgio newspaperl has been fined for an infringe
ment of the law regulating the press
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14
LATEST NEWS.
The Trainer Case &c

NEW York, June l3.
The girl Trainer, claimed as a slave has been re-
maaded to the custody OF her father
The markets present no marked feature to-day We
note sales OF 1000 bbls Flour at 81 5Oas 62 for State
brands and Mt 81 s7laS5 DC for Southern. The move
ment IN Grain comprises about 10000 bushels whit.
Wheat at 81 aoas % per bushel and 10000 bushels
Corn at easier rates
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14
STUPENDOUS FRAUDS


CINCINNATI, June 10.
"A man named L. Craig has been arrested upon the
ehaIge OIL forgery at Newport KY The developments
IN the case show immensely fraudulent business in
real estate and land warrants. The ansacrions rnn
through series of years. and show that Craig and his
contederates have swinded on a llree scae
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

NEW YORK, June Is.
destructive fire broke out in Brooklyn last night
Among the property destroyed we recognize D,ckers
lumber yard McAahons coal yard aud shp North Bend
Loss $500 COG
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

ACCIDENT TO GEN. ScoTT-We learn form the NJ Y.
Post that Gen. Scott met with accident Wedne 3
day night. which is likely 10 prove somewhat serious
As he wa. passing dnwn The Fifth avenue between
Eighth and Ninth Streets about half pat nine O'Clock
he stumbled against a tagging stone which had been
raised above the surrounding pavement aad fell head
long, He was assisted pro nptly by some gentlemen
who happened to be near and tax en- home When they
offered 10 assist him by The arm, he said, Don't ouch
that believe it s broken Tais however it is hoped
Is not the Case His lace badly bruised Then
was quit. dark and The rfeeuarity in the
visible.
The Tribune OF yesterday says his arm was not
brokea but he severely bruised and his right
shoulder dslocated Had he struck his right shoulder
which had been badly wounded by a musket ball The
conseqences would have been serious DR.. Mott
reduced the dIslocaon. and, Thursday night, The
General was considerably better although suffering some
pam.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

NEW YORK, June 49,
The steamer Illinois. from Aspnwa arrived Saturday
night, with upwards of million Of dollars in gold