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Ready.
4 REVISED and NEWLY ILLUSTRATED Ed
N TON Of SMITHS

A
GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS,
To which has been sdded ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY -
This has been very much enlsrgd eubeshed with Illus
throughout designed express, for y eeay corrected sad
conform the Of the United
States s-to that Of Great Britain ard Ireland March lS5
and the that could be obtained Of oker countries
the California and Australia and the establish
between remote pas Of the earth
have greatly inert ased geographical knowledge ,,,
obtained carefully collected
inserted edition IL has been only Necessary 70 correct
the maps editions but add maps Of The Sses OF
Itsh NewNexico the cOuntrs Of Ne eco and
Central Aneea which has been done IRON the est ana oes al
ihcres ,,,..,.-.A..s-
BTs system Of smbeus sbtreva0ns CONSISTING Of .s
Grand Divisions Of the Oooe-tne O)eIn
met Rsn Society Population, Sssson &c OF tns
more become Al the int ganee an
by thus calling Simultaneous exercise The powers o. me oa
and eve IN preGl0n' are made n0'e A''o ma - y my -
Beside all ths the rendered sill valuable and con-
plete By the addition OF a complete compendium Of
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY,
which will interesting and instructive a me ofes
tended tresfiss on this subject . -, 49,.
above but slso contains large nn Del OF n
tables from the OF tbs United stAts
9TH IL will Be bound IN utf cover only
A.. OF outcu for general revision. appended 70 the sor
which Re found Of corsennce 10 The escnef ana :a
tb ho-r In bringing definitely szd distinctly his nina II
Tbse proye1leuts and sdsns VII rTest enh-ne me
Of the method a the a1ioor ~. i
carried much valuable t,ne Of .ee Iu VIII DC sA'sa ana s
labor On the part OF the TEACHER ssoiae<
Smiths Series Of Geography consists OF
Smiths Primary Geography for Besir2crs
Suifhs QuaTtO GeosrsPhy
nd he Geography and Atlas mento1eS shore
For al. ~ Boz rally throughout the United ss
Committees Tesche and Others engaged Ia the eA1 o. ecn0T
wi 5e SUPP I'D with copies ot s51, ns;,on r.
Psblshers No. 90 johns Se~-for OK
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fine ARTS.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-Mr. Lahoehe, whose col
~ e.en fPo-cesn Crys Cioess Lnnps Chio1s
universally admired By vs-or @ tue Crsh
Pztce Eors the pJbc ha from ths eaie be VIII dispose or
ke has xhbou- They painted and 1eccratea Y
- Of fas mode exprssy for ibs
E1ttoa they guzy found The trade Oras
the viii Be recesy a orr
frraee AID s1sndd 70 <h the greatest care Sns pa
81 thu EKhibo1 al articles rer1n7E s1soad ~ D
ilznscilfsy returned to france.
ZINE ARTS .-SHAKSPERE sGd his Co
L tszTorsrsA and SIR WALTER SCOTT, aid hs L-sfAfJ
Erifrcs
o. 81 the erfrAordns-y aid ircsss1 e rst
h the par n ab0ye nsnonsd Original PAnrns tSJ VII
rer1sin E1hion e par Gallery urtl farther zVic
s1ffcrpfors viii b received fr Prints and rer1e9 rfD1
WILLIAMS sTEVESs a WfLLIAis No S's bfoA1~y
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ITO THOSE in tie COUNTRY and ELSEWHERE
Il I'll AGENTS and EMPLOYERS EXCHANGE so 2 >
B.Ea1y ss.sT1E iodsn Eni saeess, ~ ~ t-e
o-Eer. Il Pu1lsh ooStt lie o.
Eor Railroad CourVs1ies ssi rst1e OEosf
Iar6 SIS AZ kc all AZ - le-Es AS.-ns Fff n
ke q uo.erls crPenze B. e-ees - ,, -
iczl-s III b sEsn w bAnAiA0@ %
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Cost ano founo.


I OST-0n Monday, Sept ~, blown overheard from
the deck of the her trip from New
Glen OF Sands Point CERrIFicArE Of asssrss
aud Harlem Railroad Company stock No Aotd
favor Of Gardner Y The 6nder viii be LITERALLY rewarded
by returning the to the owner, No. 1853 Broadway
T OST-From aboard steamboat Aida on her trip
Hewburgh NewYork Sept y msdiem died russs
drunk n ends containing lticS wearing apparel
Tho havinr will be ably sTdsd BY
ing IL 10 JOHN J. HlNCHMAN 4 Co, No. 50 Ccdarsf
4 OST or STOI.EN-The following Note at month";
from April l. 1881 Cor sS< 900 drwn BY Ubsie Pierson
Lake. payable their order and by them 80 indorssd q
opped all ofot4
ncsoesDs the GEORGE o. LAKE. No al Broadwy
d = REWARD.-Lost ia Broadway, on Tuesday
9p - nins 9Th inst package Of papen belonging ~
CLLEY The Of no value TO any one bat me owner
ANY finding and leaving them with the owner NO
IS Broadway shall receive the above reward
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URaNKENsTEIys PANORAMA Of NIAGARA

l. RANKENsTEINs PANORAMA Of NIAGARA
will very city Exhibited Ch.oel No
~ Bro.dusy, EVERY AFTERNOON a s rc'ock; EFEkY
2 ENIHG ~ o'clock. Admission s. cents C1fdrsn esnrs
Psuiss parties Of three persona 81 5 Of f1r
:. ems; -; o. - Excursion pies from dis
5 each see descriptive pamphlet a. the door
rrh cpal Hotels ana Music Stores.
DANvARD's GEORAMA-No. $50 Broadway
ID The uest striings Of il rs LEN snd the HOLY LAND
Glib ed EVERY EVENING e. H. and WEDNESDAY AID "A T.
II DAY AFTERNOONS a. O'Clock
Admission GEMS Front sen-s
PowslTs Gresf NsiJual Painting
TIE SOTO DISCOVERINGTHE MISSISSIPPI, in
~ pant,d for tho Capitol Washington ~ order Of Con-
oge;her with PoTA Of See DUnas Lsmsr Inc aida Copy
a. Veruues Maraso Of Canaan. eIhbins the Arr
mon Rooms No az Broadway Admission IS cent?
V,HE LAND Of the BIBLE.-Egypt, illustrated by
iis Aniiqui's Dr. ABBorTS MUSEUM sf9yve.ans la.t
No So Broadway The Attraction IN the sy WI
IN oeOber Admission IS cents Open from ?. NJ to 10
Pm
CPIRITUAL RAPPING and WRITING.-Mrs
- COAN prepared receive visitors who visa . lvets,e
these phenous with honest Hours from 70 2 NJ
and from ard 10 70 NJ every day in the week Admission
- Rooms No 81 Whss few doors west OF bs01d~4y-
Ausn genlenfs be m.de for private sittnss-
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Gbanres for Business Glen.

business for SALE.-A weestablished and n.
ID nufsetans businss In this city you'd y dky:s1
favorable the proprietor wshs % retire ea ssss
lsspeetsbls The prOs q tho sbo. ~ Ism al
e b..ses seprssd or good gee. ess.;s
40 ss W. No rs oss u The tsss ".
rial and place. No ether VIII receive attention
EXCELLENT HOTEL STAND for SALE--One
Of the bed 2 ss c "a e. s ssss5s is
ins nio etheI natter Application B., Letter q HsET
's 's'''s ~" colusabi. Hous chesu;s, Philadelphia
INCLUSIVE AGENTS WANTED-In every eity
II n ths pion 70 all new nyssou q saased nporaaee
Cal or sddress SHEPARD Jr- Co. No. 20 sssszssy T.
NOR SALE-The well known sloop VIM. A. Hart
She carry shout 10 tuna ss sss are aey snd ~ ~ -
rnss good order ga 'sop re. es ess zoe n .s1ss
I,OR sALE-A small Factory IN this city. An ex-
essr opportunity a. sd % iron Of snail ssess
r"ss Axe DroEf and eq1ias lC saa has&s
Apply ss Room 10. g. Bsllainss so ~ Walls
EOR SALE, or to LEAsE-Tbe Rlacksmita shop,
hssiy occupied By WA r. p Ds7esa " sss kcesss ~
be best oestss betwoen kewYot ard md hs &c
leng time done hDe bussass befsefh,efn1 ..i- "a Nm
ssg s1 &C. ss S.. sss ss abw1sS s
Nv i sSeSsi. x 4 s. '''''' : : 49,.
IRON FOUNDRY for sALE,-In fnn oPersfion, and
Il doing good bssinss ID7aire e No. oH s,s1 ~
ITO BARBERs--A CHANCE SELDOM hEf
WITH "A BARRIERS shop ~ sale q e.s spls,didy 4 I'd ~
Srh as cro:os ssssr s1d 90. teses goa sss.e
st1sted psrt Of ~ cry lsssn w -snes
Ter fr Der psrsisalsrs apply 70 D bhADiEs NO AIMS
vUyo prsIyEss sGEN.--A Partner Wanted 10 take
S plsee ofens sost rstnz n ss> and probable n.sfs
a,D4 snl ascGafe business long ssaslshed sad aow nne
s1sss PROM - = s.ss
eSsh the bss1ee and nonfhs To sosns.s e.a
sfSMorR i'iS Ssss odes s''' W. -
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Nfw Publications.

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TVF HISTORY OF THE PROTESTANT REFUGEES OF
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LIE AND TINES OF LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH By
Alex Dumas.
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DRoF. sILLIMAN,s NEW wORK-G P. PUT.

IL NAM o. have recently published
VISIT TO EUROrE IN 1851 BY Prof Benjamin siliman
ofYale College In vols, with Illustrations 10Th - 80
characterized b. good learning minute AMI elaborate
aieme Ut OF facts OF Science edng object with the
author Sir Charles Lyel bat there abundance Of
derpfve end statistical Information and know OF book
which " IN prove useful to European togrs,"
Boston Transcript
THE EXILEs By Tslvi author Of Helo7 limo Cloth
IS
III is exceedingly interesting; the sory bwewTitten and
EFFICIENTLY enchsn thu attention of The reader
hr Of he descriptions OF -ne beautifully drawn
We the book reception from he reading pabe
Hartford isplb,can
There artistic and dramatic skill ia The Exes
sb insight and Observation and the story
is well written and full 0iuterest"
THE STORY OF MONT BLANC. By Albert Smith l2mo
Cloth
4hos,fb,r a charming volume" No.thern Budget.
.F,Toffbri'ina interestV ID rnOcfAt & ar.
alone his adventures which the author gives
ell the Of that celebrated moua-
tain which record including exiting adventures
which tee ho venured invade The doaans OF he
kns gts work Of sns interest 9son 'Sa
The PEDESTRIAN IN FRANZ -. -tLANn.
ha given good Of what be ami b. saw mach
ordinary travellers Indeed IL the
sphere he that his book the dist Motive
Characteristic" Puritan Recorder
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OLUsH SEWERS wASTED-Apply to
GESfs. No IA Brosdwa-

& ERvANTS Of every description, for esy and coun-
= ott4iled FERRE5s Domestic ksszeJ, No
Dlsns Broadway Pr0Usza Grlz lso s. GiE waited
ssT Sod n;ssslOnsi aso; ~ssr. B07s ard Wafer Sss
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General Ceumi'see Of Bemcsrs.s W ~ rassss
nes-A nav EVENING Oct Is53 81 y 0eleek Dyo
Eesse en- fhiDAi FRAsTUs BROOKS, Chairman =
j =; yoENis Secretaries.
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uants.

4 PROTESTANT GIRL wants a situation as Chamber
" maid md Water washing reference
sst place Can Re seen oil snEIsA Cen No 80 LAa
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"A OF TOBER. Now ready. Price 3 cents each
APPLEToNs MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND ENGINEERS
JOURNAL for OCTOBER.
CONTENTS
Theoretical The Caloric Engne-Connzed
On sand Modng Blaekenns, ke-
The Panama Rairoed.
Overbeafsd Steam applied 10 the CarhonlLng OF WOOD
Sugar Mosses
The EEs.shsped Vertical Steam Boiler. tIllasrnedl
Analysis the Gases from the Furnaces Of Locom0tlses
The kttrcgrsde Power Of the Screw.
The Geology OF the Pr, seut-Ihe Mississippi valley
Motive Power Cameroy's Appsratus Clus,rstedl
List Of Patents with Claims.
GALWAY ALE Lubricston
D,trituon OF Rain and the American Continent
The n. Y. Exhibition. (llusirafed) =,
Mechanics Practical Men-strength Of Iron (llraed)
Appreuiictf DEPARTMENT.
The Necessity FOR Intellectual Effort.
Answers and QHeEions (IlGstTsfedl
Monthly Sotts.
To Readers and Conesponients
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Cloth and Lettered be had from al
Bookselleis price 80 % per volume.
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MD'LLE POUGAuD
HELENE TIE ABBEsS
Tie take pleasure 70 announce tht tey NV
steured he servess Of he celebrated French Dancers
POUGAUD, -
LAFTGSE
BCLAN.
with M and rowsrfnl Corps de Ballet Ia order 70 poeaee ne
eorogrGphc peri this Opera IN style Of
Doors opsn a. 6s-performsnee to commence - Il
prlc. on ,dmi,s'on OSE DOLLAR 49,
ses NAV b. daily Mesr Hal SON. no - sosd
v oprose and al NbOs Garden rom soeloc ~ me
morning until IN The evening ,,--,e q, .rnrrr
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No as B-ssaxsy o. oeloek rEls EVENING y Pnoe.-
fu.tfstsd through uolnn<, saosug thai Spirit
Ism h founded IN the oEAnc naflrs 81 nan and pfo5-d ~
~, tt-Se OF facs B. G. SFiri.us Nesa W. seef,s ~ -
w;sh 70 iuvesf,srte rhvsica ael zen 1llIsne
sSs,s frcup 10 { ans trc-r 20 ieP " Ads"eH > CO..
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IIs The uELAI nN .M0 NcrnIrNCFFR T s''0
At NIBLOS SALOON,
On TUESDAY EVENING, october H.,
On which occasion will assisted by several distinguished
Ars American Public Further particulars b.Ieee
DHnHARMONIC SOCIETY-TWELFTH SEA
sON-Meber tickets for public Rehearsas and Concerts
can be rrocurd At Messrs SCHARFEEBERG LUISS, No n
Broadway and at Mr. X wEIZELs No 2ls Fuonst Brook
l,p Bv order L. sPIER, Secretary
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GRAND CONCERT-The undersigned have the
" pleasure to announce that MADAME s0NTAG has the most
manner pcposed 70 give Grnd C9ueaT fog n OF
he . UONF FOk DESTITUTE CHILDREN OF SEAAES' on
"WEDNESDAY EVENING i2tn instant, at Nbos saloon
MADAM sONTAG will be ed By other distinguished talent the
ertculao which together with the Programme and other ar
mens will duly announced Tickets Of admission 81 my
10 had Of enher undermined Comm the Music
Store Of Hall Son. The Concert wiz be under the direction
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JACK CADE.
Iacl Cade ...Nr Forrest Marianne mime. POnls
Duke of LysteT Widow Csde Mrs henr,
To conclude with the tEO oct Comedy a
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Adnnirsl Kinron Mr. Whiting Mrs Ponteiex Vernon
Door open O'Clock and the Overture VIII commence precisely
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RRooKLYr. n. Y. Aug 1853.

A. Persons endcsy0T % deceive the public the proprietor Of
SoslAkS RAJ Mouse Cockraches &c. Exterwiustor informs
them that neither powder dust nor ps Ii warsuted per.
feCy hsln uanina article does
Family Il In tho window - - ~
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Season and the hgh possible wl be gwen TO
Us concluding the novelties introduced are
SPLENDID STEEPLE CHASE by blood horses recently I'M
ported which Of twelve feet wide carried az
great expense the Amphes'e Poney Race sad peer
thought HYDE Park London driven IN sleigh and double mar
ness MONS CAARNI appear his celebrated horses
The Grand Chariot Races SPLEEN
Female Equessns; Wonderful fesfs Of the
Ss Brothers The Magic Car Of Flora Prof Nixon and Child
Moving Platform. kc- &C. will also be presented
Open EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
Admitance-fiIst Circle 81 Boz. So cts Pit 3 cts
DooTs open M and Pm Performances 10 commence
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~ Grent Reduction IN the Prce Of ts1t NJ "
YORK OASLI0HT COMPANY and the MANHATTAN GAS
COMPANY viii during this week present their bills tor 0~ con
smtd in September From this time until the LIST Of April the bills
than the September bill unless the Gas Regulator
the interest of the Gas Companies 20 have the
Refuor b. It's application
bills have the time beier Light Cal
No ;6 Broadway and for yourselves can be ordered OF
ALI ast
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" Fever and Agse cured without fail, ard IN many
eaes ~ doses Of DESHLERS Periodic
SLCkkhER a Co No BalcAyst- and BOYD PAUL No
wScetsndst wholesale sns and sold retail By CaAs H.
hN0 corner Of Broadway md JohRt GUlON corner
fthk paper
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~ At n ; curtain Tiset a. 4 o'cIOck.
THIS EVENING, o. s val be periorIneo,
UNTIE TOMS CABIN
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I'D ppdous curiosity 10 America-he LIVING GIRAFFES
well as III BEARDED LADY, BE- without ektrs ehsrss
nv Todsy's performances AFTERNOON
AZ s MAKE YOUR WILL sId THE PHENOMENON ENEN,
ING AT ~ RAYMOND AND AGNES, aud THE MAID WITH
THE MILKING PAIL ,,
Adnisnce 10 the whole Museum well ~ The performances
Is cents Children under 10 years l2i CENTS fnt Baeony aid
psrro
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THE CoALITIoNIsTs OF MASSACHUSETTS.

#
Boston correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
gives particulars showing the division of parties in
the Convention which assembled last week revise the
Constitution Of Massachusetts,. Writing under date Of
May 4th, he says:
The Democrats and Freesoers elected the Conven-
cuses. Before any nominations were made the Demo-
CRATIC CAUCUS WITH believe only dissenting voice.
voted unite with the FREEso CAUCUS and then pro-
coed business body 1t is deemed significant
circumstance the motion for this purpose was intro
duced into the Democratic and warmly supported
by no less parsonage than BENJAMIN F. HALLETT Of
Boston.
Z" The coalesced proceeded to nominate Mr..
Banks for President of the Convention by majority Of
sixty three oil others Mr. Robinson, of Lowell
unanimously nominated for First Secretary and Hon.
James T. Robinson of North Adams, for Second Secre-
tary This last Robinson Freesoil State Senator
from Berkshire last year.
" The Convention called to order at IL o'clock to-
day by the venerable Robert Rantou Of Beverly 1.-THE
father of the late Mr. Ranou of the National House Of
Representatives who memberof the Constitutional
Convention of 1920 There was a very full attendance,
and nearly all the eminent public of the State
present.
The Convention elected Mr.. Robinson of Lowell its
Secretary by majority of 100 and Mr.. Robinson, Of
Berkshire, second Secretary by a majority Of 1876. Mr.
Banks elected President by a majority of l09 the
whole number Of being S9l. These numbers will
show the relative strength in the Convention Of
the Wings and their antagonists who far the Con-
vention is concerned may be considered forming but
one party. There appears 10 be only teo Anti Coalition
Democrats among them"
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THE TEXAS INDIANS.

We learn from gentleman recently arrived from
Texas that Major G. T. HOWARD, the Indian agent has
accepted offers made him by several public spirited
citizens of that State donating large quantity of pre-
sent unoccupied land for the temporary settlement Of the
wild tribes starring among the barren rocks to which
the necessities of the settlers have driven them. The bill
setting apart certain amount Of land for the Of these
tribes having failed before the last Legislature Major
Howard concluded to settle them temporarily upon lands
offered for that purpose and Gen HARVEY, in command
of the department. heartily acquiesced in the PLAN only
STIMULATING that the Indians settled should be confined
certain defined tract and held responsible for all de-
predaons committed below that line. Thus the Lipans
have been located upon the headwaers OF the Nueces
and be provided with agricultural implements and
the necessary teachers The other Indians such the
Camanches, Wacoes Wichitas, &C. remain be settled
and arrangements being made for that purpose
OF Government will have to feed these
dams for tme at least until they have acquired suf
icent knowledge of agriculture provide for them
selves We have frequently expatated upon the present
pabe condition of these tribes and hope the efforts
being made by the agents to ameorate their suffer-
ngs and at the time relieve the enerprisng settler
from their continued depredations win meet with the ap
probation and of the authorities Wash
ington.-Neu Orleans Pcdytme.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The passengers from California who arrived at New
Orleans in the steamer Daniel Webster the 9th instant
only twentyfour days their journey from San
Francisco.
The California papers of the 10th utmo contain no
news of consequence The bill passed by the House for
extending the city front of San Francisco and which had
caused SO much excitement at that place. has been
jected by the Senate~
Among the acts passed by the Legislature is one in
cooperating railroad companies, and also extend
ing the provisions of the fugitive slave Law for another
year.
The smallpox is said to be quite prevalent at San
Francisco.
When the steamship s. s. LeUis was wrecked she had
board nearly four hundred passengers, all of whom
saved. They left New York in the steamer Ifs-
netheus the 18th of March The Lers was one Of the
Nicaragua line and her way frsm San Juan to San
Francisco.
The bodies of eighteen persons who killed by the
explosion of the steamer Jenny Lind in San Francisco
bay, recovered. Many others scalded among
whom were eight ladies.
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THE ACCIDENT AT NoRwALK.-Such terrible catas-
trophe the record this morning has oc
Cured before the railways of this country The gross
careessness which has produced it should be met with
appropriate punishment. The signal-man or the
engineer who should have watched that signal have been
guilty Of murder and hope that such sacrifice Of
human life which they have occasioned will be accom-
panied by its punishment.
Railroad Corporations should not be suffered to employ
incompetent agents without being held strict accoun
liability and we trust there viii be thorough investiga
ton Of the capacity Of those in the employ Of the New
York and New Haven road, through whose careessness
this accident happened
To show the recklessness OF some Of the persons
trusted with the management Of railroad trains may
mention that the President Of Of the roads running
into Bridgeport informed gentleman Of this city recently
that he had within short time placed the signals to In
dcate that draw open, when it not for the
purpose Of testing the engineer Not the least attention
was paid to the signals and had the draw In reality been
open accident serious in its consequences as the
present might have been the result In this instance
the engineer was promptly discharged but we doubt
whether taken guard other roads against
employing so reckless an individua.-Con COwdnt
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-14

PROJECTED RALnoAD.-A scheme has been started,
and charter recently obtained at the hands Of the Mary
land Legislature for the purpose Of constructing direct
road from point the Potomac river, at Aqua
creek, to Baltimore, and we have letter from
member Of the House of Delegates Of Maryland to the eff
feet that the road will certainly be built 1t does appear
strange indeed that this scheme has not been projected
at earlier day The road referred to will bring Rich
mond within one hundred and fifty miles Of Baltimore and
thus enable the traveller to reach Baltimore in six hours
at farthest whereas eleven consumed OF course
this saving Of time win allow arrival in New York in
fourteen hours from Richmond. Richmond DjPdtch.