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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

k@~Mr. Walter Scott Iockhart
Scott, Of Abbottsford, the oni, son Of
Mr.. Loekhart, and grandson of Sir
Walter Scott, died, unmarried, on the
10Th january, at the early age Of TWEEN
ty-seven. When Sir Walter Scott
died, he left two sons and grandson
% IerIetdatc the lineage OF h,s house
and it is difficult to conceive that even
a chance thought could have crossed
his mind that all three should die child
less and abroad ia the short space Of
twcnt.y years. The only grandehild o.
the great novelist now alive is Mr.
Lockhart's only surviving child, Mrs
Hope.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

LIZA San Francisco paper, talking
about the nomenclature of towns and viz
lagos settled by "honibres" from tue
States, remarks-"We have heard of
towns in our State called by such names
a, One Dog Town, Mugginsville, Mad
Bull Town. Pumpkinsville, Jackass
Gulch, Shirt Tail Cannon. C., but Of all
the execrable names that have yet come
down to us from the interior, we back
down to Ground Hog Glory 1t is the
sublime Of the ridiculous"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

DiX-TRfss OK TIT nE&ocRAcY.-A
Washington corrcsFc0aen, Of the New
York Er1rcss So ., that tho struggle
to keep Gen. NiX ont Of the Cabinet
Is yes going on; AMI it is a most deter
mined ono. lie says il is now known
ana certain, tha. Gen. Pierce wishes
to bring DIX in Tie Cabinet, and had
mada ~ his mind so to do and the
81. sgle Is 20 break down his intention,
sli 10 I've him out of it. The opponents
think dat they have mustered strength
enough to ssake Gen. Pierce change
his mind, and That now he will not dare
10 bring Dix in. We shall see.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

TnE PARDoS or A MJRDERER.-A
Spanish sai'or, Aotonio IoIcz. con-
sScted of murder ia New York, was
Fsrdoncd by the Governor. en- eondi-
tion. that he would leave tho country
ana net ret4rn. He did aeon leave
Now York, and at MatanEas Mad an
altercatisa with one Of lis skiamates,
stabbed HIM % that he died ainaoet in
stantly, and then ked. So much for
the working ofthe shS capital punish
ment theory.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

Coal MISs ON FlRE-The Broad
Mountain Vein at Coal Castle which
took fire on the 18th of Dec, thirteen
years since, still continues to pour firth
its sulphuric gases, and in wet weather
steam may be seen rising in volumes,
For distance of half mile, this large
vein has been entirely consumed above
water-level - how far below is not
known.-!&iPpens6mrg(P Pa Neies, Jan.
90.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

DEArH OF PRoF G. b. ADAMs.--Lct-
tiers brought by the steamer Petrol, an.
nouncc the death at St Thomas. on the
10Th January. of Prof G.. b. Adams, Of
Amherst College Prof Adams was
Jealous friend and energetic laborer in
the cause Of science, and had obtained
high reputation. both at home and a.
broad, by numerous publications in the
various departments of natural history
BY personal explorations in the island of
Jamaica, and at Panama, he had made
large additions to the fauna of those
districts, as the published transactions
Of the Natural History societies of New
York and Boston abundantly show. He
sailed for St Thomas in December last
with the two-fold object of renoyatihg
impaired health, and of collecting ma
tcrial for work on the geographical
distribution of the mCllusca of the Car
ibbean geological province but soon af.
ter his arrival was attacked by the fever
now prevailing there, and died after a
bout three weeks illness, at the house of
Robert Swift. Esl., from whom through.
ont his sickness, he received every kind
ness and attention that could alleviate
his last hours.-joufnat Of Commerce.
- Prof ADAMS was for several
years Professor of Chemistry aud Nat,
ural History in Middlcbury College and
State Gcologist of Vermont He was
an enthusiastic dcvotee Of natural sci
ence, and had few superiors in New, Eng
land as naturalist. He will be kindly
remembered and his premature death
deeply regretted,by those especially who
we're formerly his students. "a s''
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

and hope that further accounts will re
luce the amount of loss, and extent O
the destruction.
We have also a painful report tina
the British screw ship of the line High
flyer, blew up not far from Jamaica, an,
that 400 lives were lost We cauuo
trace the rumor 10 any good source bu
it is very prevalent-JOUrnai Of Com
mcrce
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

THE GREAT WoRK ACCOMPLISHED
The Portland Advertiser of Tuesday
says, I'VE learn that the rails on the
whole lins Of the Atlantic and ST Law
renee Railroad from this city 10 Island
Pond, the point of junction with the st,
Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad,are laid
and that the locomotive has passed up to
that point and back, The last rail was
laid late on Saturday night"
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r- Bishop Ives (whose conversion

LIZ Bishop Ives lwhose conversion
to Romanisx VIC lately anpOuncsd) is a
natigessf ysrh,ols, and was ~ one time
Congregstions;ist minister in st. Law:
renee county, New York, Che HishOp
has, dssiRg the last few years, been at
times insane, aud his Conduct has been
marked by some strange Inconsistencies.
He Is now on tour in Europe for his
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

EG- The Supreme Court of the U.
States were equally divided as to the
regularity Of the proceedings in the
Kane extradition ease. The Court de.
cided that the Circuit Judge was irreg-
ular In sending. the matter to the Sn,
prone Court, aud it has been remanded
to him for decision. He has appointed
lat April for sde bearing ~,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

E1 Hon. Edward Everett was
chosen U. S. Senator by the Massachu-
sets Senate, on Thursday last. He
had been previously elected by the
House.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

MAINE Law IN MIonisAS,--The
committee Of the whole in the Michi-
gan Legislature are considering thu
Maine law. 1t is thought the bill will
pass In a less stringent form than that
Of Maine, and be. submitted for adOp-
i;ss 10 the setes Of the people. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

nr Tho electoral votes are 70 be
counted st Washington to-day, Feb. 9th.
There Is 9 pxeSsiiing suppression that
Gen. Yiaree will he declared elected.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

EE Rev. Mr.. Walworth. son Of
Chancellor Walwprth, of Ncw.York, and
a distinguished convert to the Catholic
faith, preached sermon at St. Mary's
Cathedral, last evening, which was re.
plete with eloquence. The congregation,
at least twenty-five hundred in number,
listened with marked and delighted at
tention = Cleveland (O,) Herald, Jan.
81.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

EECongress is doing little as yet,
but IN few days DR.. Gwin will have
his Pacific railroad bill before the Senate.
About the goth o. February. all hands
talk Of an excursion to Norfolk to ace
the Ericsson" ship
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

EE The Massachusetts House has
voted to request the opinion Of the Su,
preme Court Of that State on the consti-
tutionality Of the liquor law.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

In 81 towns, which We have means Of
comparing, the majority "Yes" is 1862
In the same towns, in 1850, No Lii
conse majority, 1886
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

HAVANA, Jan. 20 An express has
come in from Cardenas, bringing iufor-
nation that the greater part Of the mo-
lasses aud cooperagc establishments in
that place were destroyed last night by
Ere. OF course we have no particulars,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

EH- A petition containing 10000
signatures was presented to the New Jer-
sey Legislature on Tuesday, for a pro-
hibitory liquor law Tbs petition was
400 feet long
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

E Our thanks are due to Hon. s.
Foot, ofahe U. s. Senate, and. to Msssss
Msacham and Miner Of the House Of
Representatives, for documents
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

B4- The Boston and Vermont Tele.
graph line was completed to Montreal
on the let inst. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

E4 Krolinan, the siOiinist, husband
Of Mary Shaw. the vocalist, died at Der.
bics, West Indies, Dec 2Qth. -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

soRREL MAYOR. - The citizens Of
oglethOrpo, Ca, have elected Col r..
H'D sOryel mayor Of that city
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. ", lc33.-henry
B. Northup. Esq.,, Of New-YOrk. and HeuTy ). AarsS,
Esq of Pennsylvania admitted AorE-ys Ahd CVuh-
sellors Of this Court ~,
Nooo BenjaInin d. Harms, plaintiff in .rror re- w N
Hsrdens1 etal Ths argued BY MI Ne4sol i11
the panTih in error BY Mr. Freeman for ae defend
ants IneTror o., n
No ST. Antoine Blandin', heirs appellants. a. Geo ;.
Hammekiu a a. IRIS cause srgHee by hr Amen ~
the appellants. and submitted printed argument 0y III
Hughes II behsS Of the apr~llees n,
Aojo1ned until tomorrow, ii O'CLOCK, n ~ =,
TUESDAY, Jan. 10, l85a-AlexznGeT deinuton hs9, IL
OF New-York was admitted Attorney Aoa OoHeO' VI
this Court. m
No isO John Perkins. appellant rs Z = reurniqaet
e. @ appeal fror Circuit Court OF the OnlIed St@es %"
Afsss Poi. - - ~. ,hi.
NJ Chef Justice Tansy delivered the opnlon o. ta.s
Court reyeuirz the decree Of the CIrus Coa 50 -
u.ptinx the eass with s--ucnens 70 ne S-e-I 49,
direct the sppslees 70 refund the excess rece'eD y
No 81. The Troy Iron ard Nal Factory, sppe 800
E Cornirs Ct a. Appeal fun CiFeE'; Court '' '''
States for New-lOrk -, .;o~ If ,i, Court
Mr. Justice Wsyne delivered the opIno. -. :. ,-r
,.-.ir, a. ssrse Of the Circuit Court ~ -.
-, :, restr.iairg the defeuc.nts I'm sss -.
rr-srIr.-x ~i,h h~r dpx lever pate1tSd - -. eo
~. ~ Sestr-ob-r 1870 and reIzandzne ne - W. -
c,rr. % e .-.teI "a may ed or BY comp lii
No ~ Ire Cer~fsl NGua lnsursnle - -, -
,;f. in .rror Va Ebsnezer sberyooas IN - -
-, ,.n.s 49, c'u,nsueed BY AT HamntSn Io' Las p.-%
,,s IN &c. ID eonfuaed By MI D. = oule' vi U71
ant ,,.,.,..k An
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COURT or APpeAI.S

ALBANY, Saturday, Jan Is No a., "a re-
served esse Lyon r.spordeat sxt CLARK .nd srosss sp
I-IAptS ArEued n. Hill Jr. for appellants Samuel
Besrdsey for respondent
Monday. Jan. 1.-THE following motions weir decided
Lklhette, respondent at Van Keurrn appellant tioa
TO siS srpca denied with 80 costs without prsuice
N Hill ir for motion Warren werden oppo.>d
Pugsey respondent sst ke<selhrrgh Others appel
Killsn Miller tor motion John II. Reynodsopposea
Tslra6gs appellant Motion 20 dismiss appeal xrsasi
with $40 costs J. B. Mexican Tor motion " Hill Jr o..
posed.
by sppe amt de order entered under Rae
uisg the appeal in this grantee ecrdtionsy Sil
Stsveus for notion Marcus 7. Reynolds opposed.
Waterman ard others respondents AIT. Whitney and
others appellants Motion BY appellants 10 set ASIDE
oider dsniss M the appeal under Rule granted eoo
tioray A. Brcsal tor motion; Il. DAVIS Noxon opposed
No o. IA reserved eause) Tru respondent AT 0rsns-r
and another, appellants Argued Samuel besrusey for
appellants; B. DAVIS Noyon for respondent
No d "a reserved cause Payne respondent, agt Young
end others appellants Arvued Samuel Bearssey TOR s-
pellsnts y. Hill. Jr- for respondents
No. ~ 10 reserved causcD Nasrino, appellant, aft-
Thompson respondent Argued. Jeremiah Laroque fo'
appellant; Chas. 0Copnor for respondent
TUESDAY Jan ls-Price Surveyor Nc appellant, ast
McGowen and others respondents Motion BY respondent,
70 dismiss appeal N. Hi, Jr- for motion; Etlth Wsrd
oprosed. Held usder Amusement.
Beck, respondent, sgt Dewitt and Others appeAsnl
Motion BY respondent TO dismiss the appeal
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A SCIENTIFIC DEPARrnEST.-In the Board
o. Education, on Tuesday evening. resolution was
adopted providing for the establishment Of Scientific
Department to the Public Schools Of this City, where
upon Committee of Five consisting OF Messrs Green
WOOD Rodmsn, Holmes, j. s. Bergen and Hustled,
were appointed inquire to the means to carry the
above object effect resolution also adopted
requesting the Mayor to recommend an appropriation
Of $1,000 toward the Establishment Of such Depart.
mfnt
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

GATHERING IcE.-Our citizens who are In the
habit of using ice can be assured that Of il viii be
quite as pure clean distlery milk Within day or
two past pesous have been engaged IN the vicinity OF WIZ
gathering ice from the pools and ponds
of water which are situated the vacant lots IN that vi
..rnr.
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SrRASGERs-At the IRvISG, Judge Ames,
San Diego. Cali Hon Robt. Beuner Astoria II. c. Meal
lister 81 Louis; J. y. McCovne, U. 5. H. c. AOTel
Philadelphia: Theod Sedswick, n l.; Col J. G. Petrie
Buffalo; J. Raphael, Louisville; Gen w BAlou Mass
Stewart Newell, Philadelphia J. KRIS patrick, Budto VI
Mitchell Hudson Col James L. Page, NewbaryPors and
Others. .
At the AsroR Col. A. NOxon, Creseutt Capt. Bradse
Boston Hon NOxon, CTtscurt; Rev. J. Mcdahpn, Bet
fso; G. Dsnchy Troy; J. n. C. Mud San Francisco; G.
n Beach Philadelphia: @. W. Ashley, Connecticut; Z s.
Brsyton Utica; J. 5 Brown. Milwaukee G. Denney,
Boston A. Gibbs NewBedfogd s. p Benson, Maine, ami
others.
AT ihe METRoPoLITAH, Hon. james Buchanan. Pennsy!
vaniA; r. NJ sherman, san FraRcsco; A. o. Ad3ls Nd
Vile Tenn; A. Penheld, Texas Col Lewis Bogy, C. w
Gum VIM. T. Lee, -. LOus; r q Webster Cincinnati
g. Il Spencer Baltimore; Alex :. Diyen EhniEai A Car
ter Chicago =. Newton, Newport W. g. Grant tina
ca T. L. Harden, Worcester; Jss. b. Dunn, Petersburg
Va; u. f. Baskerville, Richmond, We end Others.
AT the ST. NICHOLAS Chief Justice Day, Montreal; Gen
Duf Gresn New-loTk Cen spinner Moaawk Capt w
c. Tenipctcn. New Orleans; X. n. king, B Plumb A.
bany; Hon r. b. jones and lady, PennsylTaaia; Mrs
Edwd Sten'ty snd SISTER North Carolina; r. ID. ssu1an
Pr iltdelplia Hon II. II. Houston PeaDsylyan4; l. r
UhlhoTu, Oswego, and Others. ,
AT the Howard HOUsE, J w Pans, Providence L.
Nye New Bedford J. Houston, Nantucket; A. y Drake
Boston: II c Lee Springfield 4. w. Hyde, HydesSl- !;
:. DaskGIn. Troy W. NJ Crsns,On, osiek F--s and
Others.
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Gum BrRyyp TO DyArg-Coroner Wilhelm


GAs-Gas fixtures at the great manufacture
ius Sepot of ARCHER WARNER Co. No. SIG Broadway.
Some entire paters and styles before manufsc
tpred in this country, Low on hand
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SUPERIOR cOURT-Before Judge CAMPBELL.
Philip Nusbsuni ssst Adam stohE and others.

% rtcDftI fdlu' VI q hoAsSr Noas ohh
us.s already referred TO- Verdict for plaintiff si75.
Arthur HeCIesry asst Frances BLOOM.
Nr B. Is sued snEe wotnan 70 reeeyrr egl due On
three notss by her sept 1851 Or 600, winch notes
we're passed paint In defense sh- sezes that abs
was AZ ,he time married and he'd husband liv
iaz and cannot in consequence be sued In reply II was
sad thai her husband sen In this eonsfry
Q.e "a believe, in Ge-msDyD Defendant held herself
ont AZ single used her transactions
OF bushes ard . liable 70 SUIT The case 10 on.
Before Judge BoswoKra
In the suit agars the Hudson River Railroad Company
for personal injury dunng collision Of WestehesSI
C0ty already referred the Jury could not sNee ann
were discharged Eleven. understood, were ~ a'o'o
S2osc camzgss and one e.6e.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

COMMON Cou.cm-This body met on Tues
dag night the Common Council Chamber approved the
Of the proceeding meeting and proceeded 10 the
transaction Of new bus.ntss.
The Committee Sewers reported that they had pro-
cu-ed map designating the number OF sewers ther ength
&C. and that ready for the inspection OF the Board OF
Water Commissioners 90
Committee reported adverse TO lighting the streets with
grs-ssug their report that l3 $40 feet Of would be
&C lsned annually snd az cost OF 81 tor eac lamp
which four times greater than that paid Tor AghISs
The city with camphene.
Various remoustbnces 10 petitions praying the improve
ueut OF streets were presented and report recommend
iug the OF action thereon un the plan OF
sewerage Is adopted was received -
The or-Arisation OF Fire Company No was confirmed
and the election of members OF FIRE Companies Nos and
Committee reported adverse petition Of Mr. Jordln
and fayorsby ths Of M Oal-bOth being Pe-oIs Tor
iInrroyemeIts streets. Adopted
Committee reported adverse 20 the rernDnstrance OF d.
Nsld with regard 20 the confirmation Of an ASSESSMENT
Adopted
Various propos were presented for erecting an Engine
horse Nerrer-st Referred % Committee with nst0;-
tioT . TO contract with the lowest bidder.
Committee Sewers reported having received no pro
po.sl lor cors;ructu the BaOwst OAered ana
laid u9on the table. -, -
Conn on Salaries reported sdyerSe to oil t1r pub
hshng dorgs of Cormon Council Accepted and ComHs'-
tee discharged. =, -, -
Montgomery ST., and sgainsi the scion Of ne common
Council and the Commissioners Of Aiessner IN INC prem
ists
LECTURES LAST EyESISG.-Thomas Fran
ca Mesger ectured lsst evening Australia IN Com
merci Buildings Rev. A w. Mcclure delivered the last
Of Of Hectares in The Grand7t n Shpfsn Sud
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PRIcrs OF PRovIsIoSs-The following are
the retail prices Of of the principal articles for the
table al the Washington and Fulton Markets, Wednes
dsv Jauusry 10 Is-3.
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JurrxIE TEMpERAycE MEErNe.-Wed-

uesSsy afternoon about one hundred youths held tesss
m TIsnkl.n Hall They are connected with society
sivr. itself tie Jersey City Temperance Sunday school
Alter hler. Indulgence IN The articles spread oeto te
eyeral addresses were made, IN one Of w1en-Oy hsV a.
~ Van Clure-elusiop wa made TO the circumstances
which fave rise 10 Society TO the benefit. which mad
been derived BY others from the Society OF the sdva
tsse II had proved 70 themselves Individually and coiec
yey and OF DE happy operation OF that rule OF conduct
which thew had prescribed themselves as Their future
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sUPREsfE COURT

TIE BROlDWA heibsoAD'
In the case Of Milhau and others against the
,... Of Broadway Railroad and injunction Restraining
latter from proceedings the parties sPpeeiea yessay
tore Ip9Te kOoseyef who declined bearing ne ngunenf
n, an o.iou 10 CONTINUE the injunctb bot referred
,fsn 20 Judse Edward who ordered that should %
besTd int Monday in February, before the Genera Term
COURT on COMMON PLEAs-Beiors Jadss WOOD
Henry Robinson, Administrator OF Msrth. ,oasSy
ceased, sst the Hudson River kasoea oy 80. Len,
Mrs. R. wife of plaintiff, we. Pss ,h I'd a1 Tst
the traek Elevenihs. eesys s uhsa she
, 70 o. sS 90 H snd lst AsS ,.,
y be, su:s.o ss !. co. 10 ssssa ..d that u: Cor.
amount ..d = - ssms bat nefgsoee vss s1ssssss
Ps& = hsrsrn in xspPiss on Tie 'snss "seA wv"
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AaEsIcAS TRACT SocIETY.-The monthly
meeting of the Committee was held on Monday, 18th
inst Letters Of much nicres, were read from various
Foreign Missions and from Societies in England and
the Continent and large appropriations were made in
aid Of their printing operations.
Rev. Mr.. Calhoun. OF Mt Lebanon, Rev. Mr.. Wilder.
of Fort Natal, Africa Rev Mr. Wood Of Satars India,
Rev. &r. Rsnney, OF Maulrnain, Burrnah, Rev. Mr..
Bonney, OF Whslnpoa, and Rev. Mr. Wright, Of Shsng.
bal China Rev. Nessrs Coan and Taylor of Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands and other correspondents gave yalu
able information of the progress of religious efforts in
their several fields of lakor
Cash appropriations were made ks follows: For
France Italy, Russia Germany. and other parts OF
Continental Europe, si,loo; for the Armenisns of
tuIkey and other Countries tie Mediterranean,
sisooi for Bombay, Madeira. Ceylou Madras, orisss,
ana countries of Southern inis 60 ZOO for the large
missions Of the General Assembys Board in Northern
indiA $500; for Burmah. Assam. Siam and the sew
erd missions in China. $500; for our aboriyines.
Airies and the Sandwich Islands. ssool To,sl,
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woman named Catharine

ACCIDEN1s.-A woman named tatnarine
RsyDor, while IN Rirstav Firsts Tuesday
ing accidentally fell rpon the ice and fractured hr leg
She was conveyed TO the Ecw-York Hospital.
young man named J. 8 Burnham, living in Niath-ay.
Twenyeghths while in the of getting up
ward hound train Of cars the Hudson River abroad
Tuesday afternoon missed his footing M and broke one OF
his legs. He was taken to the New York Hospital.
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$4,000 This cum rnust be RENTED before April
l. and mu b Of IL renairs to be raised
The receipts Of the Society for the past month were
sil,62f- The grstuitous Issues since April exceed
10000 page. heavy debt for printing PIPER en-
cunbe, the socieys operstions sad should be hqui'
dated wthoGt delay.
The SUICIDE OF DR. WssKoKE-CoroHers
Inqses,-Coroner o DOnne yesterday held an inquest
q. Tsmmsuy Hotel upon the body Of DR.. Wianecke'
the German Physician who committed suicide on
Tuesday last while in one Of the rooms OF the
above named h,e by taking large dose Of ace.ate oil
morphine. The particulars Of his death, together with
that Of his wife, were fully published in our edition OF
yesterday The evidence taken before the Coroner
corroborsted in every particular the statement then
given. The Jury rendered the following verdict :;
That deceased came his death by administering to
hnisel large dose Of acetate Of morphine while in
state of mental alteration produced BY the sudden
death of bis wife
STEAM Tow Boar FOR THE MIssIssIPPI.-
Mr. Isaac c. Smith Of Hoboken, has just laid the keel
ofs steam tow bost for Mr. T. B. Stanton and others
ofNew Orleans which isto be placed the Mississippi
1t to be 10 feet long d feet beam feet depth OF
hold. end AIS tuns burden. She is TO have beam en-
CINE 40 inch cylinder, with IL feet stroke, which I"
row being built at the Phenix Foundry She will be
ready for sea about the first Of March.
The ALLEGED BURGLARY BY TWO FIFTH
WARD PoLIcEMHN-Justee Osborne yesterday rem
dered his decision in the case of VIM Kennedy and
John N Smith, the two policemen who stand charged
with burglary on the premises Of Mr.. Lemuel H. Hop
kns, corner of West and Franklin-sts. After care
fully reviewing the tesmony, the magistrate concluded
TO hold them for trial Kennedy gave bail in 81 900 for
his appearance to answer the charge; Mr.. Rob- For
syth, of No 76 Warren.st, was his surety. Smith is
stil confined to his bed from the pistol shot wound
which be received at the time of the alleged burglary
1t Is expected that be will shortly procure bonds He
lie said to be rapidly recovering though the ball has not
been extracted.
C. l.. ALI h.,