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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
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I sCTurLyZE & woLDE in Bremen. ara

~ prepared make collections in all parts OF Germany,
and viii reimburse promptly through their correspondents
IN the United States.
REFgRENCEs.-Messrs Meyer Stucken, New-Yorki l..
Won Hoffman Co.. do; A Schumacher Co, Baltimore
obsrtsuhcr Freytag Philadelphia; Thiemann Prnse,
Charleston. :. C.; Meyer hunnins Co. Newt Orleans;
schmidt Co, do Ad. Meier Co, ~ Louis Mo- >.
Fosdck Co.. Cincinnati Ohio John Schmidt Co, Lou
isville, Nv. r.. Kaufman Co. Galveston, Texas u.
Runge Co.. Ildianols, Texas
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$500 600 JERSEY ~ CITY !! IvI. WATER 1lR


.ores Of Jersey Cy" will receive sealed proposals at thu
Banking House Of James O. King Sons corner OF Pine
ard Wisnrsts New-York until W ednesday, 10Th January
inst at O'Clock NJ for the whole, any part mot ess
than 0Ol Of the above loan which II negotiated 70 bear
interest the rate OF i've per cent per anDum VIII be paya
BE IN forty years at six per cent the principal viii bs
In thirty years, from the dr day OF January D.
The Commissioners tie usual privilege Of eject
ing conditional bids and declining all sleh they may
deem advantageous.
The proposals viii be opened IN the presence Of the bid
ders after o'clock, on the day above named.
Copies q circular containing information In de-
tail and copies OF the original report OF the
the reports Of uryeys and the examinations Of
the gneers and aso copies u the law authorizing tho
construction Of the works may be had BY applying At tho
office OI the Water COMMISSIONER, Lyctnn Buidins,
Grand st. jersey City, at the Office Of Mesws. King
Soma
PropoSas 70 be directed 10 tbe Water Of
Jersey CITY, and ndored Proposals. for jersey City Wa
ter Losu."-JeTsey City. 7th January 1855
JOHN d. WARD,
DUDLEY y. GREGORY M,
NJ Is. BRAMHALL, "aNI
THO. A. ALEXANDER, 'o"hAssi'he"
D. ID. HARRISON,
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\ II. WAINWRIGHT, Stock and Exchange

~ Broker, refers by permission to Messrs.
Jas q KING Sons N T. Grinnen Minturn 4 Co, NY.
March Benson NY. Gilbert Coe Johnson, Ny.
Aug Belmont. Esq, N Y WIN. Il Astor, Esq, y
Elisha Rigs Esl., Y. yos ID. Beers Esq, NY
Corcorsn a Riggs Wss,ton. Peter Wainwright, Boston
Z. O. LaTkin. California
Mr W viii be in London during the months OF January,
February and March and will receive proposals for the
duet Of any negotiations with which he may be entrusted
Application 20 Be made 20 w. A STEBBINS No 81 VIII.
ian. 81 in the Insurance Buildlsgs.
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. =

Il SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to either Of ths
undersg ned, viii be received At Uilsborough shland
County Ohio until the st day OF February next at noon
For the Graduation and Masonry Of the Middle Division
OF tie Cincinnati, Hillsborou aud Psrksrsburgh Rail
way extending rom Hilkborouzh, Highland County,
10 point near Jsekson Jackson County, Ohio about -
miles
The line viii be ready for examination early In January
and proes and specifications OF tho work win be exhibited
at the Engineers office IN Hlsborough for one week prior
TO the let day OF February.
This Railway forlns tie recognized continuation scrou
Ohio Of the Baltimore snd Ohio and North Western Viz
gina Railways and being located link Ia the through
Line between Baltimore aud ST. Louis viii be found IN
every way worthy OF the attention Of able and snterprnx
eoufractOTs
The remainder Of the line 10 the Ohio River will be ready
for contract about the lst day 81 May next.
JAMES NJ TRlMBLE, President
ELLwOOD MOsRis Chief Engineer
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IRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION gives

notice &c ts Dep thai inerest Of the rate 81 PEP
cent per anfuin or abe months ending Jan lSS VIII
Re allowed On al eXceelnf 81 ADD al snoants
shove $500 in accorasree witt the Bylaws OF sad us
tou Interest rsyahs ard stsF Mo1dsy The 7th snst
AZ he SAVINGS Bank No Z1s G.eenNicasI All interest
viii Be plac u 20 lie crVtr OF DeHstors - prineips
CALEB WOODRUFF, Presdsn..
MaRRrN CfiArNAN Secretary.
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0ceau Steamers.


STEAMERS TO ARRrvE FROM ruRoFT.
tba $500. 81 81 from Liverpool Cor Ner Iars. J,naary
Glssso- 81 81 from Lvefpcoi oY p sierha 'snasry
Hsrutrn soaihsmsfou soT N~- foft J1unsFy
Nasars % from Ilv@rpoo Tor Ro-on. Jauuarys
ssls Liverpool f1r Wv 1ofh JsnaA-y 70
Aff,oa from Liverpool or Nes fork. January "a
rana8a .... saIs from LyeTr, 'of Bo-ton. Jsnrary
afsstc Liverpool for Sr- Yort. January D.
sud~s saled Liverpool for Neu 1ors. necanb& -
ffozn Liverpool Tor Ne-Yoyk, Janasy p
.tsAs.C..-.-.rsp
~ Sd, ......4 81 Nosss.ts "a
s.f
sandy Hoos II "a GOV Issnd ga Hell Gaze ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

A MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS o.
~ the ROCKY BAR MINING COMPANY VIII b
beI ON die frsf WsGneSday "a Of February aex tie
osce Of The Co,npany Ne N Nerehauts EXCHANGE hsno
Verst IA TIE Cty Of Newlork, - choose Beard 81 D.
recteFs for the ensuing year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
GsssswrcH sAvrSss HAss,

DsgsswrCH SAvrNGs PASs,
6,h av, eorEor o. ttk-ss.
JANUARY INTEREST for l-53 - De
realtors arr hersby notified that the Board Of Trustees
NV orecrrd interest BE- paid the OF SIX PER
CFNT rer aunuu al sums OF ave hundred dollas snd
srry ara uroa a.. shove i've hundred SollArs e
r,ts Of FIVE FER CENT, per snnam, payable A. tbs
Rsns aurins bsRx hours and after MONDAY iith sst
D' 0'1'' WILLIAM NANDEyILLE, Present.
w.sT,s r, v,AN'l's' SeerstAre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
orrics OF rae Rocsr.rra Ayp sy,,er.,Rpc,

OffIcg OF TRE ROCHESTER AND sYeaCrsE RCog
49,, C4usldal ana, Jaz. J. lSJg
OIlCE.-Ihe Directors have declared
v .eEi-sun1al dividend Of FIVE PR CENT. o. ne
ssoek Of this Company thai shall have ben 1sd Ia m m
M 10Th DAY q tbs month, payable e. tie resery ies
where the shares may BE- registered On ~ h, a. q,
feDlGly 1ezt OF q tie net pE1ts o. their fr
"a eurTett 81 mouths ending that dsv The ,r,n..r
DAYS. CHAs sEV1fOG p r. - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

CONTINENTAL BANK.-sub.criber, or
s'oek 20 ne Continental Eank aye notified thstt,e
Lon ias.-nert o. TN DOLLARS per .,s = ,sv.ls !,
10 i "aL-at o. TUESDAY SEXr ls,h INK.
I Ian bAAh.-Ihe Directors have tlis
- - ts-1lee IHglGeld Of FOUR PER CENT f,-
- -. Z lcntia fayabe q IL $50 kold 400 sI -.
'nfsas1 f<i.-ssI J, ls5e J :. GIBBONS Ca.hie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
= bAhk No, 81 Chambers-sf-Ihe u.tees o. 81.
"a % .i 'r or I'd tt a,er1ss be pl.d 10 al depst
n 100 iol - ~ mouths eLi.nz Jist al q,
ioieNs On Al rls Of e5o sad under e. tie rst OF =
e .tl- y snn1In aid c. al suT1s sSceCdiuz son ~
- o. u I-T cert Per aglgm raysble on end sf--
SOY lIth INST IntrTtlt called r ui D. e,r4 "a
iGaI CptC.rti,, NJ l",s- jan =,
ftT-s CsER,a Acc0uItrnf '-'s-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

hEw.fokk AND ERE RAILROAD COMPANY.
nlFlDEND NOIICE.-The Directors OF
- the NeT-fork and Enc Ralrosd Company have t,
az declared dividend Of -FOUR az PR CEET On tbs
Sspt. ssock oT the months ending Dee 81 PAYABLE Ca
the l9Se day 81 January next.
Inc Trans er Books viii be closed and AFTER the 9th
ns and remain elosed ali tie 18Th day Of Jlnsyy i9
BY order Of ne Board Of directors
NswYors. Dec o, 1854 sse,9t,1v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

TIE Governor Of New,Jersey, IN Bis message,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

Inc circulation In year ending Dec l. 1852 OSa %
There have been 81 banking associations ami IA ndi
vdusl bankers that have deposited securities for ereu
hating notes during the year, as appears by the an
xalt tail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

OFFICE OF TINE PAcIFrc NAL STEAMSHIP CoaPASY,
No "a southst, New-York, Jan. T. 1853. (
A SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF ten per
IA u tins day declared payable and the 10th
lust. until which day the Transfer Book "a closed.
BY order Of the Board.
w H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

nIVIDEN ID .-WASHINGTON INSIrR.
~ AHCE Co. No. "a Wall-st, Jan. 3D. 1853 The Prsr.
cent snd YIeet9s have this dsy declared dividend OF
sEf IN fEk CENT "a The capital stoc1 payable oa d.
mana VIM. CALENDER Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

~ TONS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY -rhe Di.
CENT payable after 18th January 1883 10 Iii Der.
sous holding took on this day 10 their legal representa-
tiyes Per order. DANIEL BARNS Sec,s,,r~
December II, 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

The returns Of "a City Banks show a de-
crease Of three millions Of dollars in loans compared
with the previous reports and an increase in the de-
posiies Of Eve millions specie s3ls 900 and circulation
els45O0 The specie Of these 81 banks exceeds eight
millions
The Delaware and Rartan Canal and Cam
den and Amboy r. u. CompsDies have declared diyi-
dcnd Of y cent. The Bank Of Kentucky, y cent
The La Fayctte Bank OF Cincinnati, 81 y share The
Brooklyn Gas Light Company, y cent The Emf
grant Industrial Savings Bank at the rnto Of v cent,
per anuum ON sums of sjC0 and under, and Y cent
on oil larger sums The Greenwich Savings Bank at
the rate Of " cent per annum sums Of 800 and
nnder and at the rate Of y cent all larger
The Institution for the Savings Of Merchants Clerks
and others, 6P cent. oil sums Of $500 and under
and " cent all larger The Manhattan ga.
vngs Institution, at the rate of " cent Of
600 and under, v cent on sums between $500 and
o. 00 and 4 " cent. all larger sums per snnum
The Farmers Bank Of Virginia the Exchange Bank OF
virginia and the Bank Of Virginia at Richmond, have
each declared semi. annual dividend Of 4. v cent,
payable on the 5h inst The Norwich Bank dividend
of4P cent. The Union Bank Of New.Loodon q y
cent; the New London Bank, 81 the Whaling Bank 4.
There was q sale to-day of ten shares of the
ssoeh Of the wAhamsburgh Gas Company, at lo9 y
cent. W loW pIlcc ioi hhlOch tht ~ pJl'e W
veil. The capital Ia slj00O0. The Company has been
In operation two year, paid y ceut the fret year
10 y cent the second year the last dividend paid
on lot December They have already laid nearly II
miles of main pipe, aud the demand from consumers
10 steadily increasing.
The annexed Is statement showing the
amounts and nature of the securities held in the Bank
ing Department at Albany, for the circulating notes is
sued TO associations and individual bankers ous,apd
hg on the let December last. TheeIcalaon covered
by these securities amounted to sl9l59,05G.
bond and mortgages. sillfiij %
N Y State Stocks, A.. per ct. s337 900 90
N. Y State Stocks, ) per Ct. 4, col %
State Stocks, SO per Ct. i, l564O0 90
N. state Stocks, per Ct. .3OO7 ,s5o,2o
S---SssSSJ0 sol 81
U n Stocks, per ct. ....... a, 1880 %
Y, Stocks, q reT ct........ xxS,Se w 90,
Canal Rev Certificates, per cent. ,oO %
Illinois State Stock per cent .......... eiOool -
Arkansas State Stock, per cent .,...... dl1VO W
Michigan state Stock, 6per cent. ........ leiOh w
Cash In d.posa for stocks msturcd, bonds
end mortgages paid, and banks closing
Tutal .......... se023olle o.
To,sl amount vi securities Dec /, lS5l. l6S22ilt 81
bic Of securities year ending Dec l. lS5a 81 io79l -
Total circulation outsknds Dec l. ls52 sl9l59056 o.
Total circulation ousiandg, Dec l. lS5l. lA6'loOi %
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

OFFICE OF THE MERcHANrs insurance COMPANY
OF THE CRY or NEw-YoRK, Jan. 8 1853.
nlYIDEND.-The Directors OF this Com
Of TEN PER CENT. able and after the 18th inst
The transfer books WI h. closed until rhst dsy.
GEORGE w SAVAGE Secretary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

BARpARous Acr.-A most cruel as well as
hazardous act was perpetrated in this village OH
Wednesday evening last by some person or per-
less. A dog belonging 10 Miss Sophia Whyier,
was caught by them near the engine house, his hair
saturated with turpentine, pine oil, or something
of that nature, and then set on fire! The poor
imal was enveloped in flames in an instant, and
ran suffering and bowling through The streets in
the most piteous manner. He finally made his way
into Mr.. omstead's store, passed behind the coun-
ter, and laid himself down within few inches of
key of powder. Fortunately, the key was head
ed up, or an explosion might have taken place, and
terrible would have been the consequence of such
an event, as there was large number of persons
congregated in and about the building at the lime.
Before wafer could be procured and the fire extn-
guished, the poor dog was burned 10 crisp, and
he was relieved from his suffengs by being bed 10
death.-Huron Reflector.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

To MEN ABouT TO MARnY.-Thee New York
Legislature having passed law in 184s exempting
the property of the wife from being taken for her
husbands debts contracted before marriage, have
now equaized the law by passing an act exempt
ing the property of the husband from the debts of
The wife which may have been contracted before
marriage.
Mercy on usl What will become of the bache-
lors and old maids9 They "won't be trusted no
ncIe."
EXTRAORDINARILY cow belonging TO Milton
Buchanan, of Lincoln, Indiana, recently gave
birth to calves. This is the most extraordi-
nary and prolific COW ever mentioned in PRINT
The cow with her little flock, however, all died.
GJ-About eight hundred Mormons have left their
Camp Ground at Keakuk, on their way to Salt
Lake City. About 5000 IN all have arrived there,
and 500 more are expected.
B-RoBinson. who few months siuce murdered
Moses Guard, ten miles from Newpors, KY, has
been found guilty of murder in the first degree,
and sentenced lobe hanged in August Y
H-Gen. Calvin E. Mather, of New York, one
of The contractors for The construction of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, cied in Cincinnati on
Friday.
VA. H. Abbott a prominent lawyer of Gala
tin county, KY, has :.nounced himself an indie
pendent candidate for Congress in the Tenth Dis
5trict of that State.
FoILY-To suppose that readers ars so super
latiyey green, or sdperlatiyely intellectual, as
TO wade through long editorials thishot weather.
JEDEDlAH SEES TnE Tw1ss. After dickerine
some time withthe long legged door keeper, Jedes
diah sHtmespun went up and spent a quarter to
see the Siamese twins. Looking at the curious
sGIThe French Government opens private let
a-5The taxes said to be imposeJ upon foreigners
for enteing Havana, are 50; for Leaving il 1928.
% There are Eve thousand Germans IN San
Francisco.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
nr,ssacbusetts Convention.
This body which has been IN session for |,
has settled The following noints:

This body, which has been IN session for two.
months, has settled the following points:
The Gopernor is tosbe chosen by an absolute
majority of the popular vote. In,case no one re-
ceiyes such majority, hs is to be elected by the
Legislature in joint ballot.
The Lieutenant Governor is to be chosen IN tue
Sane way. He is moi to preside over the Senate
and shall no longer be styled His Honor"
The Senate is toconsist of forty members, eaoh
chosen by single District and each resluihs f,'
and having been five years asresiuent Oh lhe NtS
trict he represents.
The Council is elective by the people, TO Sonsis.
of eight members, each chosen from tae s.;t
of which he is resldent-each Dlstrict 10 consisl
of five counties. No Councillor can Hoiu any ot'Se
of profit during his term.
All. voting is to be by Secret baAot.
State Election Day is changed from the second
Monday of November 10 "the TUESDAY succeeding
the first Monday. 5..-,,, -, ,,a;,
ajax within the year preceding IS stricken out.
Legislative Sessions shall not exceed ninety Gays,
and no Legislature except III cases oil invasion VI
during the year for w hch tits chosen. The Legs
lature is to fix its own daily stipend.
The Officers to be Chosen by the People, IN adal'
ton to the above, Secretary OF State, Irea'
surer, an Auditor and an Attorney General annu,
ally, with SheriIs, and Judges and Registers Of
Probate, Clerks of Courts, Commissioners OF ln'
solvency, District Attorneys, Registers oil Deeas'
County Treasures and County Commissioners III
ennially: 1t is possible that the term oil ffo'a'e
Judge will be extended to six years.
The Basis Of Regrsssntati9n has been mos
of the attention of the Convention. It's still un
settled. The Tribune says:
srrhe Basis of Representation (Housel Is SUI
unsettled. The Coalition leaders are trying eaIe
10 maintain, and even aggravate the inequalities
of the rotton borough system, which allows repre-
sentatives to localities or corporations rather .a,
to men, and under which Old Ssrum regular!
elected two members to the British House OF Con-
mons long after it had ceased TO have humarto
habi;ant or dwelling. Should the plan reppriat
the Convention by majority of the e'e people
committee prevail, less than thirds. II seems
will impose laws on the other two,sne should at
hardly possible that unjust SY eyey yeSl
tends 10 aggregate the ip,een the large and the
w TEs4 Ing give eropos saHse
fonr bundled ms based, as it should be, On pop
Wing nng elections by sn Sasd DsI and
tbToMgh46ers-quite enough. We trust this
forty nocratic proposition will prevail; if not,
tr,IIne ndmentS will stand chance to be voted
,1yn -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
A Shooting Affair.

On WedHes day evening last, a row occurred in
Yellow Spr ngs, which might have terminated more
fatally than it did. A shoemaker by the name Of
Skates, who is in the habit Of taking periodical
"sprees," got upon "high' and whipped his
wife badly. Being afraid 10 remain with him, she
took her children and left upon the cars for her
fathers, who lives i'll Springfield She was assist
ed upon the cars by A. w. Shrofe, one of Ter
neighbors; and for SO assisting her, Skates de-
claTed his intention of shooting Shrofe and for that
purpose armed himself with a pair of pistols. In
the evening Shrofe being from home, word was
brough thin that Skates was lettering about his
house, with view of carry ng out his threets.-
Thefeupon Shrofe started to the Magistrates Office
for the purpose of getting out warrant for the
arrest OF Skates. s Oh RE-
The circumstance had drawn together crowd
who were talking about the matter Skates joined
the crowd, and in the usual style of drunken
b.avado, boosted of being able to whip, &C., any
man at Yellow Springs, but directing his remarks
especially at Mr.. William Hazen, who was present.
The result was that Hazen Knocked him down..
Whilst down States drew his pistols and fired two
balls at Hazen, the first slightly woundng him in
one thigh, and the other passing through his cloth
ing and slightly gazing the other. A gold pei Gil
which he had in his pocket, and which the first
ball struck, proba bly, we'd him from bad wound.
The evaporation of the crowd towards Skates for
shooting was so great that he would probaly have
been murdered outright but for the interference of
the constable, Mr.. Huffman, and some other out
slders. AS it was he was pretty badly beaten
Soon after tie occurrence, he was taken IN custody
on the warrant got out for him by Mr. Shrote, and
in default of bail for good behavior WAS sent to
jail, where he is now confined. s...fs1
This is another illustrator of the advantages of
liquor retailing establishments, at which such men
as this nay madden themselves periodically, for
the peace and safety of their families and neigh
borsl In his sober intervals, Skates is said TO be
an industrious and peuceable man; when drunk,
he is a brute, and all who come in his way are in
da lger of personal violence.-Xenia TorchGght.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

AS OH PIONEER GoNE.-Died at his late resi-
de:lce in Washington Township. Clermont coun-
ty, o., JAMES DAUeurERs, after confinement of
eight weeks. Disease, old age-he being 90 years,
months and 9 days old ON The day of his death,
which occurred on the 18th inst. He emigrated
TO Scott Co., KY, from the State of Delaware
with his family in the Spring of 1915, when he
came 10 Williamsburg, then the capital of Cler-
mont Co. He remained there one year, and then
settled on his farm. where he remained up TO his
death. He has left aged companion and five
children to mourn his departure, butleft the best
evidence that he was going to meet his Redeemer
in peace forever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
uPunch is rather funny on Homeopathy in III,

uPunch is rather funny on Homeopathy in the
following assault:
"The Morning Post gave, the other a day, an
count of homeopathic Conversations, whereat,
together with musical and other entertainments,
of microscope. Our contemporary omts to aid
that the company were gralifed by an opportuni-
ty of inspecting, through this instrument, in
infinilesmal dose of medicine, which was thus
sense of perception. The Post also neglects to
state that the active powers of infnitesmal doses
were milarly demonstrated IN exhibiting the de-
struction, BY the billiouth part of grain of
to the great diversion OF the male spectators;
though the death struggles ofthe suffering animal
was rather painful exhibition TO the LADIES'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

EFFEcrs OF THE HEAr.-rhe four Coroners OF
the city and county of New York have had their
hands full for the last few days. Thirty five
deaths were reported on Wednesday at their Off
ces. Twelve were sun struck. One man died in
Brooklyn on Tuesday, and two yesterday. During
the afternoon of Tuesday eight German laborers
were Frustrated by the heat while engaged upon
the Brooklyn and Jamaica plank road. One man
died in Williamsburgh on Tuesday, and two on
Wednesday. The fatality has been unparalleled.
So says the New York Mirror of Thursday. The
Commercial Advertiser of the same afternoon re-
ports twenty mine cases of sun-stroke, of which
twenty-four resulted fatally. There have been
many deaths from the same cause in other cities,
but we have not noticed any in which the fatality
is so terrible. The storm of Thursday night has
cooled the temperature in this vicinity and rem
dered it quite pleasant.