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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Ct At Warren 18th, hip Ocean, Norton, y " COast.
Foreign Ports.
Ayres 20 tsrks Hazard Lloyd I'm and FOR New
ChgrlssS Walton Jlrero i0 81 for Pha
dslrha Lbe Pacset White for do Marian LEAR I'm Perns-
BIO bslasfrg Manchester UPTON. Salem
18th Eh1sbeih Mssrs SewYork dg brig Abbot1rd
RogsIs Rio JsneTo taeL BARK Lion AsKsnds
ptclG kuE IN Monteydso sehr Arctc condemned ani
sod e. suction fr GO sparsh oollars.
nit brig J.ne HONes Baker, I'm and FOR BOs
days sehr GRAY Essle Barker for SewT.k ohoay
IN
Diligence. Hutchinson Session DAY. brgs George P
Nutus krsnsn er Boston lhi AnoPhon, f0rk, I'm and -
Portland 18th
HssI 18th inst schrs Lady seymour, Y9uns Boston
iiers' 70 ca brig Frzncoria Moore, PietoG
Arr Quetec Ssh iuit sarah sands Isev Liverpool
18th, Orleans, Henderson. Newiork cark Commerce. beysa
E.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Nc IS Iu.uran,e Buiinrs Y T., Oc' n. iaS3.
ALI. Persons holding Stock in the Potomac Copper
"A Company by sunels az fqes1 20 re1dr saca es
3 fha RE ock te placed 20 their
prepare ne div feud o. be awarded tho is OF
No,cnbr The Trars Books Of he Poom-c ClQp lomptnF
wi closed on after the 2srh she ist ScT NIB By
o the Board LYMAN W GlLbEhl' Secrstarr
EDGEWOBTH COMPANY.-A special meeting Of
he toeihoers Of n FdgrWorth COMPANY VIII be he'd a.
her oce 40 Traveller Brudrr safest Bost1n Mas Al 10
o'sloct A. n RSDAI lsfh Oct inst % the sab
c-s or AID she Of Pa Stock a1i
In recon The o. tn st0ekhodsu d IA New
18th and other one tlAfaAy
CUM 0''e'' '-"' ~ iANes c DUNN Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

V1HE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor DIRECTORS OF
thr NASSAU BANk-Wul be held akecabg 10 tle pr3vi-
r ofhe ArtieIss o. Arooon TUEsD iY the esh dy y
Novmherr the Banking Hous Of Nasa and Beck
%.v-yo't O., II. is55 IA TOOxER Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

N given the Articles % Association and Reso
luton Eoari Election o. D Ni BE- held Il ths
Ba1i1g Foue ihe 9Th Inst, between tic koa q sd
o'clock ,. M-OctOber Il lc53 IA CUM, Gamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

T. 5UO.UUU AND PtSroS nEllso10 Sven
- D. CFNI MORTGAGE BONDS
Ale the Ct the Board Of Directors Of
fh IA D Naroa1 Company, Corporation 10 ne Safe Of
liz, oafTs $4,000 Seven C,u bonds insJ are "a
WINS 81 Zach with Coupons attached pncp, rsceensos
IL ihs CIV oi hewiork the ist tay 0 Nay 1885, ana to 40
- G. aruuag on the Ia dlv OF Miv ard November
a. sck wear the Ohio Life insuran and trust Co,
NevYck lbs Road completed 90 single rack m nannef
superior Roads and nd TIE iret Miami valley ron
Cacinnaf DeytoD The and d-busse 1f' % the Com
pry raj estate, cqupmeIt gaionhoi eni
M 81 |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

OIFcs OF THE NEW-l0 OAs LI97T V9N7.Nf{
Oalber To- 1913
TIE FRI SIDENT aud Directors have this day
DEC sed FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital st',k
TIE Nuolths ending G August ls and rfe
from the proceeds 81 the kt Estate ormehy -
cur.ed " the Company and Hester payable the
s.c,khcters aAd after Iutsey - November next In- vans
L EFERfrT Secrs-grY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Is9f - W. W. 10y ?. -
F." TY retail a. i14s ct-
.Rr,rra-Ty tho Sub a. BIS -
4" ~ ne pound y r9i a2s
rs.,t- tooss a. D.. 3 q no
~ 'hs POUND y m-l7h
l.tD-(ry mace 81 rtfadl,
T. M --...........I1ia az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
RIO GRANDE.
For III. Neu.O-i.sr, P.e.-vr. r..

Fror- N. New .C-ieSr, Pe.-vr. In
By he arrival 81 The sieam.hiD Yacht Can't Da,s-
Yesterday morning from Brazos santiago. We have tn
F-osrs,ill. Flsg ~ WEDNESDAY lest The Yscbt -,
9 t3,271 in specie to various consiguees.
Nspotie. that CArv.JAl arrived Brownsvlle On ,bA
.,b ~ reuy T. The a. safi0n again bin FOR nfriny
ueut Of the neutrality laws q the Cuit States In refer
The proceedings against CArva and bis Associates
the Flag says
ate hus @ring movements, hsy- applied or A change 4
verne bat the rules # the court n' having bsn properly
C.mcie pih the Judge IA. wen decision Il sup
ues,d hoEev+r that his Honor wi. either grtnt change
~ vetu o. .sue writ g veIire tor jurors from soma
tler parts 81 the state % Try r. parties Although il
believed that jury could b. obtained IN this vicinity u
fry the It'll, ~ TANK has lbs Issuing Of special
writ would give general satisfaction. All TIA. the people
sl FIR ul thorough Investigation of the Oh lrges
Tor witch the psres ar Indicted and thar Justice be ad
mnisiereo according to the proof established
About twenty inn grant from Cardiff W tes, ria New
OrtaI- went ~ tie steamer Perseverance on their way
o. til Nuec~s Valley where they have purchased lands
N.s ofnern have and among them Is minister OF
TIE Cope who has purchased u'Lsani acres OF land
From pew, statements. " bad supposed that Gen
Husk ~ this Tine on his way "a Fl PlsO bat IA
Chrolic. OF the ih inst Informs u that he would
Harrison E-q- W. - accompany him.
hey appear 20 have had tue showers e'ely in many
parts Of the est Wh=re y-grta previously su-r-
ng greatly. These rains have gwen farmers new en-
cOuTageuleIt.
Tie Al tia Go-te q The 18th inst sa-s the Co,r,l,
ros- some TX feet during 'h- eay p-; OF that
~e.k and ooun ued up. The Use was tie So inner. or
'Ied rise.
lie German ship Hampton. Capt Arisns4n arrived At
The bar the I'D met, forty lue days from Hambur,
with one uuor-c md hity-seveu passengers
-r''u rains have restored the poets Of the crops
in Bsstrop county
The Ilog also has the following 'graphs:
"DurIg The last week tie Rio Grsnle rose some u or
il f-4f. b.i 3, slowly r-cediig.
The reciprocal good feeling which exists On both sides
# this frontier is Particularly gratifying The news ct the
Lre-It .1cirir question Of thu Gesis Valley although
considered hy -l matter Of Intense interest has n, As
49, ir t' a-f F- rheq the general harmony which has
for some time existed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
TEXAS.



By the arrival 81 the steamship Perseverance vesarlly
aifernooD have Galveston papers Ia the 2it1 inst and
number of our exchanges from other parts Of Texas
The Democratic Convention. which assemble. AZ wash
Irron tie 18th inst. but tnuy attended the De-
uooiscy 81 he state generally, II sppea-s Oeng wiling 80
leave an 'IeE celd fr all asprauts 90 pubic Office The
only CoHuties represented were Austin Blreson,
Gunes Milan ana IraSts No nominations flr public
ofes made thorgh resolutions reerung the Dria-
pits # The party adopted. Ihs proper steps were
$50 taken 10 keep up the organization OF the party the
State.
The Wig candidates for Congress in the Western Dis
trt are announced. Iks B0'trOD Adrnfser annDurees
Col : Blanton, and The Gairet7n JoHra4i announces
Hon j. 7 Caruther-. Of Travis County TIE JOBraal pre-
suues that an arrans will be made between the
friends Of these gentle by which Of them will be
y tburaVn from The canvas
The Steamer State, which took fire and scut'ed
sra sunk hss been raised aud has resumed her trips be
iweel Galve-ton and Houston
The GarcoH A,rs, OF the 2ith furnishes the following
paragraphs
IN, i,aiauola BpHetia OF the 2st, has the following
regret 70 learn tha. Capt John Tomlin on one Of
orr TAI HUI rangers died recently at MS residence
near yorktown De Wit county.
Tie company who went from IndsnOls % the mines
about si1 weeks ago arriving AZ home, crowned
with n failure From Mr.. -. :. Woodward one Of tns
party We learn thai obey found beautiful county, but
gold
Quite number OF German emigrants arrived by the
N,lico and more are e1pe tad They are Fastening TO
the interior with the view II opening farms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
FOURTH OF JULY, 1853.
PARTICULARS OF THE CELEBRATION,
s ERiOUS RIOT.
ACCIDENTS. &c.
THE CELEBRATION IN OTHER PLACES.

The National Anniversary was celebrated yesterday
with extraordinary spirit. The day was lovely rather
warm but for most Of the time cloudy sni consequent
y pleasant Tor the world oat-ofdOOrs Tie programme
published in The Tri5Ene of Monday morning, well
fulfilled the salutes bellringing and military parade
were executed N the best order.
Tie military display very fne. TIE Regiment. AMI
Companies turned on, in the order Of hs programme pub
r:hsd in cur Mondays paper.
The line Of march Was round Union square 10 Seven
teen,h through Seventeenth 70 Irving place through
Irwin place Fourtsentht through Fourteenth St 70 the
Third av down the Third - Tenth ST. through Tsuth
g. 10 Broadway, down Broadway to Chambers St. through
Chambers ST. and Centres The east gate Of the PARK
The military procession perhaps not so full in
hers az on some other occasions but the shoS every
vsy fue and oreGiAble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
NlIXICO
Govermental Anairs- Spain aud MeXico-Chnreh aud
State, &c.

STATE, &c.
Co1espordence Of The \. y. Tnburo.
CITY OF MEXICO June s. 1851
What pleasant time have here through the ope-
ratons of Government; everything is done in a hurry,
and every day brings something new 10 light, and every
dsy produces It's own excitement. II Is evident that
Santa Ana intends making change in the affairs of
Mexico and think for the better lie holds the reas
with strong hand aud bis clear head busy At work
deysng plans to place himself on a sure footing. aud
then he II vreak vengeance the Northeners." II is
rmored here that be has support which Il both able
and willing to assist him in carrying out his deter
mlnaiiOn
You have doubtless heard that Spain and Mexico
coworkers in the Of selfproccton from the sup
posed crasI ing intentions of the hated Mortimer"
EneGnd is al the lotion Of The iehoie arrange He and
is dCiCTmiEtd 10 assist them IA protecting hemsecss from
lie amtiii0as rielrs Of flc Uaittd Siaies.
England is anXously watching the tremendous al
vancement OF the limits Of the New World, well tLe
condition othe Old She knows wei that her0En eIstG-e
as Monarchy rests upon the check she may give the
United States and Russia in their sweeping grasp for
universal dominion.
There is also here a secret agent from the Pope
whose real duty is 10 bind together more closely the
Church ard State Ii j. the Church from which Santa
Ana gets his principal support AMI lie must look It's
interests as well his Ann Xaon % the United
States is secretly supported by large number Of the
reople and short tine will show their power. unless
oyeT1un with foreign soldiers JUsTo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
YUCATAN
Co1rssYoreenee OF tie n. Piesyune.
LAGUNA De TERMINUS Yacaiar jane

Correspondence Of ne y u ficayune
LAGUNA De TERMINUS Yacaian, jane u
The Curiosity If the inhabitants our hide place -
not little excited the n ult by the arrival AZ our
port of finely modelled apparently new, clipper built full
eyed ship painted all black. SIC came ia under N.1icln
colors which YOU may imagine another m .-r of
surprise 70 our people. A. the captain of TIE port
l,,t came ashore from The cu,to nary IT, the ve.,
sad To- De the Mexc'n ship MaranI Capt Ju.n GI'is-
Re Of The bufth-n Of about 200 tuus American though she
entered here Only 40 M-xic measurement she
came from Cen,uegos. Cuba had EIGHT days oassag-
cr of about thirty men and .bou,30 pipes Of water -
here and brought letter a. credit 81 cpnsi-rsb..
amount l. was soon suspected that she had been IN
slr,irr expedition and sitter some o her El'
mostly Spanarosl had been discharged. OF them
utv gave that the vessel had been tn coast Of
Aozsn blue Ess Airics where she hal taken ab we
3Cl pe-fCes 2l0 Of whom ded On the passage the
rmsi, ny 100 hsd been discharged 81 Ceuu COS
.hori tine before o.. vessels sfrya! a-re.
SAeIsd been cA.--d b. al LI- b r iz-- oT ne Csps
Of Coco EoIe TIE ves'el s hos uui p seizure Of It's
fr.- :, ,- for some vf = IN Airy f1 .-- SHIPS pa
,el. The crew have almost a.l ben al o. most .!
ilfrl have lit for Camptschy nc other po ints
The vessels fgur-hesd represents the ddess Fame,
with wings btr back AMI speaking trumpet in one
larc wresih in tie other
She answers the description Of the Lady Suffolk and
m donb, the sane vessel uJder another She
Iut bv Ntssrs Adams GRAY y son. and TX months
eco taken down to Mari- and Bahia Honda by NJ Gray
himself She will probably remain here least one month
more From Cenfuegos she came here VIII sea letter
given bv the Mexican Consul there
The going the simple reports current here though
Won nav meet with more exaggerated accounts referring
W. have only one American vessel in port the bark
Spepoid Capt Savage loading for MArseHlss An Amer
cnn fore and at schooner from Vera Cruz lays IN quran
tine. -. 49,. -. ., n.
mr. pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

ARRrvAL oF TIE PAPAL NUNcIO rs NEw- YoRK-Non.
sguor B-du Nuncio Of His Holiness arrived in this ety
on thursday last He is the guest Of the MOs Rev Arch
bishop Hughes The Catholics OF the United States will
welcome the accomplished and dtr guhed representative
Of the Holy Father account b0h OF the hgh Off 90 ha
holds 4nd ~ his personal qualities After res i3y for x
DAYS IN Nes York MonsguOr viii make z vis, TO Wzsh
rgion. after which h. purposes returning to this cry
K-v Mr. Virtue # the Lolcon Mission aceomnaUjs, h.,
Grace - English secretary. freemans journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Dther Festivities.

TIE Baltimore Frem-n visit TO the City, were
received by the Mayor. Speeches were made by tbs
Mayor and the President Of the Company
The society OF Cincinnati held meeting in the morn
ipg after which they sat down 10 sumptuOus dinner
Almost Immediately after the doors Of the theatre, were
orsneJ the budings were filed Oyero wing In every
direction came parties Of men and ana children, All
Fastening 70 come particular place of attraction
At mndnght Of tbe fourth large party o. Creoss aga
~, ,r;end If Cuban Independence paraded IN Broad
-, ,i,b the Lone star banner and music, singing
10. and cheering with much enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

r-AccIDIyT oy A RiU Road LAST evening a. a gr
about years % age. named Eliza Rantz was crossing
the Egih ~ Railroad Thirty -siit1 Il she was
knocked Gown ard run over by one II the cars Tue
wheels passed her thigh, sh4tterug the bone into
s.u ens She wss CONVEYED 70 the Hospital where Drs
Van BUren, Mako and others, ampuLAed her leg the
hIp Joint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
fireworks In the Evening.

These splendid exhibitions were the most brilliant fea-
to- ~ the DAY and the crowds that rushed 20 behold them
,assed anything We have such occasion.
The removal Of trees 10 the Park made that the sy
bIe place for sight and ample advantage taken OF it,
The following we're the exhibitions under the patronage
Of the City;
EXHIBITIONS - FIREWORKS.
In the Park in front OF the City Hal, by Messs Edge
Music by Walaces band.
At the Park tie fireworks we're commenced with Ben
COLA ligLis which lumined the whole entire area Then
there was the scroll wheel with revolving wheel ofjessa
mine brilliant and radiant tires, with Opaque center,
which became Ged with revolving scrolls formed Of lsz
Of colored fame, displaying and again revolving
globe This piece opened with horizontal wheel Of oi,
hart fres changing into revolving GLOBE OF coored
lspces The Persian Rose and Peruvian Cross followed
The piece called the Fourth Of July began with chsngs
able wheel Of jessamine and brilliant hres gn1pg snss
nonted star In golden ancework, with 18th Of jay De
tween the points terminating With shower o. nrs pnI
MAROON explosions The Mexican Sun and lndlan ~ -
eito elected much applause The piece OF i7t no
Polka Dance and CooFed Battery, the Cross 2, nos,
he Cross OF 81 John, which terminated VIII ns re-
crimson and greer illuminated msroo o,se with two
sksss II eoL.IaI! d1scsioes. sSa AZ 'f~'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Excavations. &c.

The scores Of boats Of all kinds aud sizes plying be-
the city and the country dsnsely crowded by
CITIZENS going out, and by c0untrymsn coming In. We
heard o but accident Of importance connected with
boating and that the loss OF child overheard, else
where mentioned.
The boas and nearly all the shipping in port gsily
decorated with flags and streamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

The HfT0Id says
I'VE remember having seen Il stated in "a American
paper that that the America Lberar instead Of exert
ing wholesome iDhu, upon tho aboryues oi our land,
exercised tendency Of different character: ana IN Il
"the natives nt disposed change their custom, 10
please their civilized ueis hbOrs In some respects his
sy he true. II pretended that the adult
lives readily disposed 70 abandon their long e'ah
lshed habits and those Of differen kind-s Inst an
are not uncommon where such are known to the
In every village 10 Liberia there 90 afat
tve who have abandoned the super,uous res ald cers
monies a their fathers and assumed those Of cvz II
In fact complete Is the reformation eases tbt
strnger on visiting some Of our towns and VILLAGES will
BE- abs TO discriminate between those born nercl
Iea;hepi n idolatrv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

though NJ course attribute the Of the morality
10 the drinking of bad vsfer-and here IL may no. b.
auiss 70 stae that the casks in which the water PIT
for the ~ Immigrants had been formerly used lin
SEED oil casks and in each Of them there mus have bsen
about gallon of oil. WV H. j.
N0ETorf0 Anil Z Ie51
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
TIE Stamped ENYELOPS.

70 &c ItI'FV ItfN J. INEnef
SIR: have written 20 the Department or permission 70
leave o. zeal Of tie preFa -ed enyelops
lery respectfully, Go. T. NEsa.rr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

The bark Shirley cleared from Monrovia the 5h for
Bali more She carried large cargo Of produc- worth
nearly $4,000 and bills NJ exchange and other rttnces
amounting 70 about $4,000 II s stated by those
who ought 10 know that he produce and "tH@r avaole
funds sent by tis vessel will cunt 81 $4,000 Lirg-
lots Of camwood ard palm oil marked weighed and
gagged 10 20 by this vessel but le bh nd every
part Of her was well stored AMI another tun could BE-
got in her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

An AntlAcmlnstfadoh ltAc' u~S OCeH SN4 'O'' ~ '-
lows:
For Prcsidelf-Samuel Benedict
For lie. P,tsidca3-EGwArd D. Rove.
C.n.fv Iitkr-for Senator, & X. Ells 49, 49,
For R.sgeSeatatirss-J. H. Paxton D. /. HITS W W.
Fndly, .. H. Philips.
IvNlGRA>Ts-1he immigrants are getting on through
tue accmetiug process finely. Numbers OF them are sol
tied az NIL burg and Of them have Cra"h 'ieH
lands The ri sburg Settlement since the Sdlloa 70 -
population by late arrivals of immigrants e1teAGs up 's
81 f6us nearly three miles, and farm ands III 'e Heisu
tOrhood OF Msburg Lave recently been sold ioF iouF anu
i've collars per acTeWldcA advance IA pce o. ne
ly one hunored per cent
FIom The Liberia Herald. Apni &. -
BRIG LERRA-lhe American brig Zebra, CAPT NlllAu
Hart 70 anchor in harbor the 2th ill., amer
mnig grants for this Republic. For further parou ais
respecting the Zebra ana the disease which ragged so iy
On board OF her fsw dsys AFR she c New Orleans VS.
refer eur readers to the following communication from MI
Mu II FE,ons one of The Immigrants by the Zebra
mr EmIoh-Sig, ia regard to the voyage of the brig
ZelIa, and ter company 4 1-l S.'.a.s ~ ~ y.0
few remarks The brig Zebra sailed Eom New Orleans on
he list day Of January asst with hedhy company OF
in migrants, about l37 III number sailed Tor Two Gays
in good eah the third day sickness made us sppsAr
ance and the more aged immigrants board were taken
first viz Mr. January Brisk, Mr Carter smith, aAo 80
on and from three 10 four died in day for tie space q
DAYS At the expiration of that period We arrived a. -
vApnsb Ca, where we Immediately changed the "her
and casks which was the sole cause OF the sickhssS @
rsged so fatally among rs and from the time we be gan
70 use GOOD wafer that put board OF our ship 81 "a
yapnah by order of the Socetys Agent 81 that place our
ships company commenced improving ana Continued u
inn rove til we arrived here. c
We lost out Of company OF immigrants-ths Csp-
tam, mate steward cabinboy and one SAILOR oleu SSo'
making tie nun Der OF deaths ~.
After arrival al Savannah we renamed there Tour
weeks. after which pat 10 sea Sg ana csM- Inc
Hhole distance Of 900 niles without loslS enc person
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-28


Nkw fiRa.-The attention of our rea,lers is
cal ei 10 tie advertisement Of Geo Priestly < Co,
who nov prepared 10 DO extensive business
IN their Inc. We are not in a putting mood at
present, ami speak bur sober fact when we say
that they IA and viii do all they promise in their
advertisement.
GRocERrEs--We dropped in at Jenkins a few
days since, AID were perfectly surprised at seeing
80 large z stack OF Groceries as are 10 be seen IN
MS store Nothing is wanting to make ms stock
complete Cal and see him.
Isox Dfror--Jonn Milton in addition TO his
large stock Of Dry Goods &c, has large assort-
men; Of Iron. Steel Nails, to which the attention
Of the pubbc IS invited.
MArosry has not had time TO make out his ad-
yertisenent for this week lie has been too busy
in opening ard selling new ~Traps.' Look out
for next week.
II W. should have mentioned before that
Messrs Lyden & Foley have removed TO the store
at the foot Of High Street, opposite the old Man
sion House where they may be found ready TO
wait upon Customers, and able 10 supply them
with Goods OF all kinds, on as good terms at
Store ia iowa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-28

Edward Leahey was on trial at Portage City
Wis. At the last accounts, for the murder Of Ed
,,aFl Maniv whom, It viii be remembered he shot
down il tie Court House The result OF the trial
is not kaoua The following testimony OF one OF
tae witnesses explains the transaction;
Francis f. Whiting who upon his oath testified
that he was acquainted with Bernard Manley and
the prisoner al the bar-ihat he saw an afray be
tween them ia August last in Parceville, at the
Mil where trial was progressing before Justices
Blaisdell and UtIey, upon complaint OF prisoner
against Bernard Manley for adultery with his wife
Mr.. Utley delivered the opinion of the Court and
stated that The Court acquitted AIanley of the
charges brought against him, Maney immediate
" arose from his seat and passed towards the door
Of the NAL witness followed him with his eye,
and in about oUehsIf minute heard the explo-
sion OF fire arms. and saw the flash from pistol
IN the hands Of Leahey, the prisoner. The pistol
vas one Of Colts Revolvers. Marley staggered,
bat cannot stare whether he fell Immediately
The pistol taken from prisoner in the course
Of three m.uuyes but not until three shots mad been
discharged IS Aen taken from prisoner two char
ges OF powder and ball remained Manley was
saot near the right side of the spine and fellow the
5i5s The first shot took effect in the body Of Man
ley, and two ether shots were made By prisoner
from the same pistol al Abraham Morton.
Witness was sitting on Bench at the first dis
charge and immediately jumped up and saw Man
ley on bench alive, but insensbe. NIanley was
taken 10 Bauemans Tavern, and about two hours
afterwards the witness saw him there dead, as he
believes from the lead ball in his body The pis
toI was not more than twelve inches from the body
OF Maniey al he time of its discharge, and was
pointed By prisoner directly towards Manley.-
The shots fired at Morton, were within twenty sec
onds from the hrst discharge.
The jury have returned verdict Of Guilty.