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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

L.YING AC0RNERsToNE The corner stone Of the First
~ J. Mssion Churcn. At the c'rner Of | niOa Az and
S,uih-3dst lad yesterday afternoon Th- servi
were con r+nced the house Of worship in UuiDn
by Rev Mr. Hu-ed reading the "A CHAPTER OF phesians
he choir then sung ihr psalm commencing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

Persons DESTROYS OF kaylng their premises cleareC
Of the ahoubsb q Rais cocuos By gg - Coz
NEKNIN and lNsECT EXTsEANArOE o. ~ Boafwsf
have house, thoroughly eea Cd
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

FKvKR ASD AGUE. CHILL. FEyER ASD BuIoUs Dis
yNkooP Co Tonic so--dy ard peual-af
cue Tor l0ss Ohce No - Fanont = a1'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

I. : DISTRICT ArrORNff'S oFFIcE
ENCFss % fssss>GsKs-C.pt. Al-ksnder Do1glss Of
tie Btltisb ID Belmont from Liverpool Gas arrested %
charge of brrgug Of pSsens t--nl
he nun Der scwec BY law according % the capacities
hi. vessel He Was held o. hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

BULL IN THE ToNBs " sterdSy afternoon bal
which had been worried almost 70 madness BY gang D
Olers who had chased him about the Cy brought up
the Tombs but Instead Of being committed % cell a
was accommodated with quarters in the prisoa yard
aw ait rscsmilg by his owner who is At present unsno "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

The new revenue cutters VIM l. Marcy Jefferson Davis
and James Campbell arrived in the harbor yesterday to
arm and outfit for immediate service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

-, I,eies rushed o7, 70 th'm'evs' aad apA'
80. an TN named IN mas Churn-y, a'o msn1er" ~
,Ns uo.ny jumped into h- road whereby ne 'a'.'''
- -. = one NJ hi. arkirs H-wss brodZh' q NsF
NO., who're b. rs.iies By ii, conpsri'o' rh7 o'n-'
,.;,,5 bat trifng 70 iores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

will that our Iron Industry has very nearly reached
the same point, and may if the present abundance OF
Gold and consequent demand for Iron continue, s'"n
pass -does that prove that We may nov discard Pro
lection On the contrary should not the TACT that
such results have been attained encourage "a 20 a.
tempt .tiu more WHAT American heart would not
rejoice over the fact. if it OILY rer fact, that We
could how Linens with Ireland Silks With France aud
Switzerland. Bronzes with Paris, Laces with Belgium,
Steel uith England. &c. &c, s. We can shoS Pain
C,rtoDs. Prints. Gnatsms. satnets FIannrls. Re-
lanes. Kerseys &c &c, with any country N the world
What American would not hear with exnltu 'u f
the growing of Ten Millions worth Of Raw SIX bog r
countr,men tLs year and il, Subsequent alteration into
rich and elegant fabrics worth Thirty Millions Would
Dot show Of American silks n the Palace equal To the
French be hailed With National pride throughout the
country How is it, then, that We desire the end but
reject the means How DO We construe the fact that
our past efforts have been crowned with success into az
argument for stagnaton hereafter How ]. IT, IN short
that Labor never think, for i-ef among u but allows
it.rlfto he for ever led Olindy about b! monoPezng
traders and scEening politicians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

where. when and as he it, provided he does not
p.rpetrste some essentially immoral injurious aet
under the prete1t of such worship Ii forbids plural
" of wives net in Obede 10 the dictates OF any
Church but from regard 10 essential morality snd social
Eel-beDg If Thugs were 20 migrate hther We should
OIL detecting any ofthen murder hang them in due
tine for being mufderers. 10, for being TnGgs. The
State respects Sunday instead Of Friday Saturday as
the weekly day OF rest because this Is the choice OF
large majority OF our people. \ good Christian IN
A-lpo VII pay al outward respect 20 the Mlssulnaa
sabbath though b. El privately deyoe rather 10 For-
ship that of nearly al Chrsrfudom. s. 10 other ca'es
Bu, the fact that the and ob.esnces Of arge
majority necessarily respected to some extent by
the State where uniformity is requisite affords no just
croubd for pushing the eXacon Of uniformity b.! ond
the pressure Of tie necessity On the contrary II be-
tooyes the majority be and to push their
sdsan 10 further than Is unavoidable
We may deal with some other objections hereafter
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GREAT IRTIAu.

,hn,oreu5.r il4ea th- Use OF d,ys and music Al Pg
,.aa,-tr,ry -lsc,.or. va d -ca-sed Coar .,-e
~. oe5sf- he bu amending tie Az - slsi san0I
? a. been al 'ugfl-d.
A co, y-r5aisu cane r he Hoa.e II '0rs bess-ea
rg- E-.u ban Gray flsrrD0on, Derby and " f4fcA
rt.r lu.sr The later ~ postpone h, m"rDn for
10 nai co re-yrcrHg the -+t ri the l1rksA 11 ny
va ,u al -sreed n ~ lie H'ssion OF the seesd
r i' present. ~ "1' ~. u" -. ~ .-,.,,S
ssit.H'af Ire h,N'. va ''.-~i'e''Y pp''P,aDg.
Lore ts-vld'n 2 ne "'' i1'tn[ ~ tIio 4Nss.
H-' q. %" n'- - = - '-.., - -, -
po.Ai Aa; YOU'D RIDER an, -,'.n q. iap-r lvey a-n
-, ,.-.! 4. u tt--. NH. ~ n-.es-
IL -alu'ioa Of he 4lesul~. , -.
T. ElEl q Ciar-rfol s-lrf An't ~ iHi DE Cb1'
gsaif.sra. dated P-teIh O. Ilnt ID WAS gsh1ia@.
D. i.r Commons sir ..r.rd'J motion % to sApe 80
..f5 ~ Moody ths .lfh
Es-a aH-f.;ou % .lA.,-d, that tle klss.sn G'VSs
u-u' hsr ben r-T-.1-cy pied - - A~ff os" =.
su.'r. crsnBs Of r.. D.unoe. BAT bad .l-sy- 49,.
J.. 20 Palm sr-for hoVrrer ms ey'i-a = H ~ %
question ~htt-r iae ~ye'. ~ n' '.-,
,r =. - q b., +se .Dauube
D. sts"@r q d. hll-., "a 49, '-.,.,.5 ~ 60.
,a-g.-r s'.-o hat mets.'e hsa pa -. y =.
'f..-l' pr '-- ~, 1901 10 obtan IT, yisE. o! ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
EDUCATING MECHANIC-.

week or two $50 We alluded ~ methods in which a
University situated a poPulOus ciy might st once
bereft Itself aid confer incacuabe beneh On the tens
Of thousands Of the people around IT, who, though de-
sring and needing education in their various em,oy-
uerts sre row utterly excluded from IT, Perhaps the
view which We expressed and the method We proposed
may be rendered clearer BY az example OF an slsempt
IN this direction
Three Years $50. Brown Uniyerst! lProyldrnte' h.
Twas 20 Organized as 10 allow any person nor wishing
tie usua college course. 70 pursue any studies he
w,bed and II the same time ProtessorsAps we're es-
tab.hed IN Dd7cucs. Chemistry applied 70 the Ara
Civil TDgineering and Agriculture The desgn was 10
sd,ptit t. The needs Of the people Of Rhode Island
In pursuance Of this plan, il announced last Fan
thar course Of lectures would bee delivered by Pf'i
Chace The head Of The department oi C1"nisifyJ
ION the Chemistry OF the Mrfas lhr cou. a. we
designed for the benefit Of he operative "wcl"r' 81 hr
CIV this branch Of industry being ertcn'g"y carried
GA ~ Providence Tickets Tor The courar oI "ght joe.
tues were placed a. dollar earn Ia on' day tHf'e
hundred and twenty-five tickets Wcrr cold Iha being
tie limit OF the capacity Of i Hall, 30 "nrh me
lecture. were 70 be delivered no more could BE- sod
though the demand was It'll uu'uypi'd The entire
e urse Was attended By th, number Of m eg"nt young
mechanics The audience iscf furnished 10" bet af'
llmeb, for the procedure Aad men ahose who'll ives
bad been spent ii this business attended With proh'
Since rhe conclusion Of the course the manufacturing
jewellers Of te CRY have presented 20 the able Probes
sor Magnificent SILVER Pitcher - token OF tneif
appreciation OF the benefits which they received iron
the course But tas the smallest Of the results al
the ting Three or tour hundred young ui'n gained
invaluable luovhdg2 IN their calling; tuey received
stimulus 10 future study and investigation which may
be expected - result 10 numerous useia discoveries
and more than a. NOT only 10 themselves b1t 70 lhr
entire con muuiy the University became not treasury
Of d learning teaching iupefitc.ly CO feF .nt 'ed
youth Of tie arstocracy TO few asPrants 70 pro-
fe,.nrul ease the useless remnants Of former n,rl-
leciua culture bur earnest reality. aui Institution
living tor ,r wants working for thar benefit and sup
rlyiug heir necessities. And they with teeng
before unluosn appreciate such advantages and the
members Of other ga ngs ash that similar benefits "
be- ext,nd,d 10 them.
If this eau be- done successfully in reference to one
pur,uit in cry Of some 5000 or - 900, via, might
Dor be- d De- in rhe field offered by the countless forms
OF lator and industry which people Of Ne@lorA aud
IT. ad accent cities are employed
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SeutAer. 1a<rtsp. Oee.. cor Of Beas. sa4 Hssever.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. russds y, JAY ~ isS
william Fell GILES was Yesterday appointed p,ric
Judge Of Maryland in plSce OF Jrog Glenn. ts'etsei
The 'rsIof Capt Schsum0urg Tor shooting Mr. Fuusr At
the NsioLa Hotel IN this city las; sEng. commences TO-
day
A counter Commission 70 Mexico has been ser; by Or.
GarCin-I
The Committee Of R-icklAysrs ths Capitol Extension
WI demand increase VI " ~ss received ~ the
President today and b. promised 90 take their petition IN
o. co.'s G-raii0n.
end promoti MS Of Clerks in the Treasury
I-r,rtueLt have been AnuCuuC-d.
Tie D-ro craC Cor tlect fr 'm California sre
jams 4 ), U,u.sl aud Marcus Latham. Messrs. Ii
~Sf, and Tnley Whose names arr published IN 50 ne Of
TIE New York papers members elect were the defeated
" big candidates.
Ot.d VI Rice Of Rochester. Hlr-, has been commis
stoned local ssent tor tn reconsuron u the piers AZ
tie mouth ~ the Genesee Rive.
Collector Campbell Of Rochester is cor ~ on IN per
sob tc ct deputies confirmed lie It'll refuses 20 'tea
&, The Presidents .uggesti, Of compromise with the
Huukers.
Mr. " alksr cid not accompany Judge Macy 20 NeT
York last evening Ills Westsra trip Wl De delayed is"
GAYS.
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4 CHAvcr FOR Irx.oRASrs.-' Jop Clivers writes
Us that there III urlent demand for many thousands
Of aborers IN the Illinois Central Ritrotd aud o1her
Public WORKS 10 t'st STATE at ~ Tor each day ""fA
Of even hour and thar through passages thl,er are
sold 81 be conner Of Broadway aud CoIg and ~. al
- each Living is far cheaper in Illinois than here
aud u seem. ~ US thai no man who has family 60 snp
port ~ BIZ labor and who command tae means OF
migrating 10 Illinois, ouch' 70 stay mere workns Ter
aborer,' wages aud living Oh aborers fare. Go i,uh
Ito tie &, Ids -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20


The probability Of war increases in Europe. The
passage Of the Moldsyian frontier by Russian troops
has b. yond doubt, actually taken place and the mani
festo Of tie Car 70 the Russian people ind ca'es q
disposition BIZ part 70 commence crusade against
Turkey On the other hand there ia reason TO sup
pose that the orders given 20 the English and French
fleets to pass the Dadanees and 20 up to the BosphO
rus when ordered by the Ambassadors Of those nations
have been rescDded We may then conclude that
these hostile steps have already been taken on both
SIDES and thar so far war has begn. Bat il il by
mears sure q al il wil 90 fIrther a. pres mt. With
the Russians 10 the Pnncpaities and tre Allies at Con-
santino;e neloiarg is pretty certain 70 be resorted
to again Hos long those negotiations vii be prOtrict
Cd IL is mpo sbe to say, what vii be their precise
upsiof We Learn however. that TIE Democratic lead
crs in Europe. Ko,suts and Mazz n DO no. expect any
immed are pursuance Of hostilites They regard war
a. ultimately certain lras highly PROBABLE, but
10 as likely 70 begin bef,re next spring. Ia forming
thls opinion they have 20 good sources Of iuor
4ten and We snail soon nov be able 70 judge positive
Is Of ~ correctness.
Ps-By rbe Europa. At Halifax, We have three
ds,s'latsr int,l'reDce. The is not important.
There bad beer nterp,atCns in tie British Parla
per5 as 10 Turkish AFFAIR." bat the Ministers eya1ed
aly3aii-fac,ory statements The French Government
Lad drawn upa note in reply TO Nesselrode. express
ny rhe hope that Russia would adjust her claims H.
out .resrassnc upon the ri-hts Of rurkey.
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Three DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


HALIFAX Tnellsy, jay ~ "a
Theroysl raal s'samahp LefoPa Capt shannon, ira
Iiverlo, on sturdy 9.n a-, srnyed a this port a
r.u,. Bo.ton q, o'ooek his evening, bringing III
through passengers.
Ts C.lrs steamer Arct.r. from New York AZ noos, On
the e5t June Asrived out = Liverpool ~ ll4j on We'd
resday nouiaE m inst
N, n4v Crnard propeller Taurus sa'.d from Liverpool
for NswYork early IT, morans Of iA' Oh last and ne
screw steamer CRY Of MAJ hestef sailed a. noon e sans
CAV .or Philadelphia.
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-.i,f sa..ion t. i.v OF the touris tourf. Judge
rtir. fr..idirg la z Ecdy The well known banker of
Zoo IN vs. brought up ou writ ~ hN14a- corpus
g. decide ~ 70 Mr. c. sanity ana ~ pr'puety ot r~-s
r IRON, tn Ils.ue Asylum, where ht has been con
f,a for several days past ou te cf Nse of insanity grow
I'm Of his he,f 10 The spir, raopnrs Arsr the eS
S,rftercept OF The Asylum Tie Court decided TIA, Nr
Eorv should be released.
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The Erie RaroaG-MeeiinR against the Alteration OF
the tsuhGr.

Eh-F- IlefdlF- Jl7 n I3]t
lsrae public meeting was held here 20 day n opposi
,, IN he charge of yusg- If The E1r aud North
p.a-.af The meeting which much excited vas
b.. I'D ly ihr Mayor and Council Fho attended strong
ufoi- were adopted seiin-t th- change and the ~
al ID su.lorl,d .. Ou- resolution requests thu ,I'y
Cre to rA.s ~ ordinance directing the proper OIL rs
. ~.u.ve f 10 DAD track ir'm ne public streets
charge of e. - h. attempted d wss passed unNni-
r....N Immediately %. needing adjourned the City
C..tid NE. AZ pss.d tr ordnance r. llest.d shove
.lersl,s trOut.- is a..ro. patel.
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nassachu.etis { Constitutional CenyeatiOn-hurder in
The state Prison.

b1@TWN- Iu7-1a7- JI-J =, -71l-
Iior Charles G Iiazewll Editor OF IN B0,f'q IHg'.
day clos.na member 81 the So. Con.ti-u; nal
C,uv.rtion e. o. tie vacancy ooctioued oy le death of
Nr Gourfs.
1tc Con-t tuonAl nve.0on' 70 dsy hy the casting
,te # iAe ,aAef decided sIv-r-s 20 ,e proposition -
eject Sts'e Cfh.r'. by = plu-s,i'y vots.
In h- safe p-i- di r,tpn ih's morning Convict
raueo tl,. " sou. attacked fellow convict named
Nru Adam. afdsii1 case kuii- evidently IN rpen4d
fr The turIo.- -sv-red his iugular VEN causing instant
c.an. No. WORD paced hetw-- them aud NO pfoV"c'
r.rNas gwen by tir murd reG Visions sentence
a. four y4ar. 10 prison bred this morning sri hr
Was All, M beng discharged when h. committed me murder
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~ FowI.Es q WELis PhreuOugi,ts auG pub "a
.,s Cbr,or Hal. No 49, Nasraas' N-w-lor6.



cea'liit ihca AM 10. What tr.,sure ours.
Tcr Incoming winter, When g.. .'Iis al cfear,,
we bsil with deieh che freou frssrse Ross-,lry ,..
h nes srj he's rHce ne Rod FOL improving ne human nrI
Thsre9Fs lse r fyeg 9TH
~ 7" bcaurN hair
a. 70 carI The iar c'esauiy
ar TO e.tie the har t. bald hcao.
81 TSss. to WI ,,'s' f. r 'e +. fP
7.b To cue al '.eaes Of the s,ar,
S,h ~ dr,,.t.se h,l .le-asty,
''i FIJI H. 81 fo' u, rs S. i..''.--''
hnsrn.no wl lave Of Rgssr,L SLIM sic
Me-. Sod ii Hs~l - ,i i4;9fo ca o9 w.
New ~ ~ 1eea everywhere ca Bohe -'os Large
Bottles 70 cents ,,,..
t nee ,riccs israoy,o No g. Bod'sy; ase t-- prh
pbert he las az bs aoo' M 'oa'oi' J.. aud
cal 70 sec ore q the New Yors sights
Ctr,zrNs AVAIL You are imposed upon by lmpos-
I " % w.H the only ait cte hS. trout ..ne, ~
S:5sS ,o s., ~. S0' G 6. edus Aa
,sy- Bankers Cheycux'onquc for preserving reso-
los Suins,hs H u's .. a I. el,,oS OF ' al
i ). srsoS iee inhbs 10 cases OF nedaA be- un. rae
mos, gS r. ssS y, BAFSrs Idle a Dressing Esss
- TSr Crotou runs for miles through meadow and
srs nsshes ard l-rse qus te; Of Al [ in
Considerable quOno carbonate o. led 'sa,1 s S ~
PSsols GAS F,iI,ss. DsPo. No $40 broadway
To- Another instance of Tape Worm cured hl me
use Of N Me,Nrs eeesT'''d Nernsse YORK o,,o.r IS 1852
Til. i. 10 certify laf troubled WIZ 'air " ''
nor,l tired sn che Az u rsned IS % Ai a' s NJ
mi =, iti.rt r. -"' ore
49,, Almanac winch ,outa l,a me-. ESQ. t'N'fA we
~ ma lt,n pt hau.cd uy hs oeictrt'ea W
az IA par,la-c bottle. ~ ,A "a i'e .-
S,,rtop, . and the result Gft'ase" 2"' - '
ntfheNe NV Mrs.. Nj coIT NJ. t.nfo 81
ce.hr.tod Nernia-t. - ts l. Pills,
now h, had AZ Al les aho uics' ~ n, a.
pu,.haser, will cnleiUl to sAAe
MriANs's Nernitoee. al Others IN 90 pason are " ''
VAN liAusrN's INrKovED WAnFENt-StIce tle Iur
vi h have teen adc IA ttis nce Lar ~ las
become afrscon Inns sNo 70 ..
tr ~
i.so such - re ga
VI sc,,, ,eceV, fresh lite ard cuetN, lIoHHoi'S 40 '
h,r paitiA hldrtss appears am llptin; 49, 1l
r,~s,rp,r 20 "a rcwly f'f'lcc hiatt lt" nSws 'sri 20
AZ auecahc Ccmrstlon tof ''V ''''''' g '''r
trOfn ne its'' t. d., ,,. rrsf Ia
PS-For ts efficacy ga chan,.nA te ~-tsr h
- ,op oss new srowh the nseco5 would resFe '..aN w
r. tlr,,,r, either eso's IN pro-" i-
M w ',',s, Rry q rsppsr. Ne 0 West lotast ; Ne No
20 =, MIR r S,crs Ne - Chatham ~ M ano WIS AZ
~ M ~ lse. pr Nm Mosher No. ila Bfoadwey' i W
49, M, Titrt. Ne 1.l Nasl.nso H-si III ., .-.,,,
ROT sale % she dcpet No i~' 'ua''''r''' o." ' " '
druggists
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r. SrE rElRn PsGE. III
rhr rr,hunr for CnllfernIa.

W. shall issue rms MORNING Tae Trl5Hse fer
C.Ef,r.;a ORION and Oh, SaEdtreh Islands II VII
lin fun account ofthe opening of the Crystal Fa-
ace the Progress OF the President iI@ w"sanS,on to
,his o'', ~ ntum % Washington; summary oi
~ sSe latest Foreign and Domestic News since the
sains of the las, steamer; Money aud Market Reports
SIZE cores in wrappers. ready for Malns' e be
hsS NJ ths Desk this morning Price cents
=. Senate Yesterday the Tax and Toll e'A was DO
,.,<a an day. few Notsries we're esnhrmed II TX
ecutivc Session an. E, ..m.
Tss As.embb adopted the Supply bill as II came
so,o ,he sepase-au appropriations fer Charitable Ia
;,n,;o0. heips cut of By the previous question b't0
Houses passed bill TO restrict cities and ,' onS e., N
, nOu' money. The Appropriation OF $4,000 Tor
. s " Volunteers is sustained by both Houses
steam.bOer explosion occurred Yesterday afternoon ="
IN Attoney.s whereby four persons were seriously ia
i~rod II is probable that two or three OF 'Ael -" wv
Want of water seems to have caused the 'NP'VS''"'
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Tie cincinnati Forse1y ca.e-- Railroad Accident

Frdlev delivered himself nto custody '.t nigh auf To
~ HI. counsel moved fur nsw r. The C"lr, al
;,,.d without h-srink argument md h@ prisoner vas
r.u trccd {, i ul tie september term hi'sane as not
YET lrOCurrd bail . %. ....,
I.,.,n R.ilroad over COW, oday "hlh mr7" ths
I...o,,a ana one passenger down IN embanSment
bur slihorgh caI-lzed no per-on va '1rou'y lpueu
Vstr,t Four men were badly stA0bsd-one' a. least
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r,r,e Ladies Drowned in he Delaware.

PUILADtDFIiTA, JuT u ~"
sua boat containing three geiuemr" ana I'VE sues
~ 81, rl.a.ur. excursion % Cooper Geek. vas run
80 .u.up4d mi. p se1iug AZ the Camden Ferry sip
>, ~. .,,aubo.t Wm Penn Three Of the ladies', 20 VII
~ G.varni If philadelphia Mary McL.ugin ana
-, Price Of { 4udeu were drowned The oiArr
L.d.s md reLtt men We resrued
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terrible aGar happened az Niagara Falls yesteri y,
three men being swept over the Fall one Of them
afser clrgirg long time 70 stump was lost q; the
very instant bis safety vas nearly assured
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"a .. -. h. chen Of aaouyuious Counrncs'os "'eV''5
- insrlrd tof Insertion mus De .uihe nncstee N -. -
81 H. gcoa faith.
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BALIfNDEt r--s1lF JAY ID 1873
TIE 50 them mail fts evening ugtt ~ New o.
T. b.. r-. q f,.r W-irssdsy. vh,ch contain The sis
rom Ie1as 20 Oh. 6th u-; bat the wholly
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FrightfuI Accidept-Two aeu swept over tss Pals
of Niagara, and another ClIngins 10 Rock Ia
the RapGs


NIAGARA FALLS. Tuesday Juy a. t5i-9 s
Three men, belonging TO 4 scow which came down The
river lsst night g., into skf alongside the scow and
/, supposed fell asleep when the boat gos separated from
d. scoR snd hurried by the current with arful
rsTo;y toward the falls This happened about p o'clock
lsst evening Two OF the named Andrew Fan.
nsusn ths other stranger hurled At once over the
fauirg sheet h, third Joseph Able caught hold Of
stun hs fearful passage aud hiss chung 20 ever sacs
Tie excitement here i intense We have no life boAt'
ar ie con mn boats sEamped az soon as they touch
t. Kat.d, a hle b0>t ha. been sent for from BuhNe
Tii. 90 The shore have succeeded II floating box IT
r,,tnents 20 the poor fellow, who can be plainly seen
rom tls sIofF.
l,is aud y,.tof. ,hroug the banks of the river to
v.rr.s. iie enorts making for the rescue.
Ust.,..tl TIE FALLS-l2 ~
It,usnss'n . the Rapids, apparently dropping.
To life boat va sent from Buffalo, bu sad to say
lroyed too light swan ped Immediately It WAS launched
md w. os over tie Rapids Unfortunately but one boat
w.. ..nt Tie situation Of the unfortunate man grows
nor. end more critical aud IL is questionable whether he
car .u,fsin himself TIL other boats arrive
I.0l DagGth lhE FALLS, Is T. NJ
Tir man went over the Falls At O'Clock a rait nal
been ,ated hin. which be on. when they hoated
another life hoax TO him, and he gsag ready 20
ruy into IT, the boat struck The rail- and ss-gi hn Oh into
,ie rapcs lie attempted swim .or small island but
III 81 20 reach H. lie raised himself up to bis fall hight
gave - shrek Wavec his arms wildly and disappeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

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M LOOMS moved Ia: The C0ur2i-tse q TIE Whole
r. do kar-ed r. u osnsdsrs;on o. he Sspply bill
Carried.
Ths House her resuus5 he coasdsrAtion O. The bill
Mr. ELLSWORTH u0vei 20 A-end tie &pp-opriz, .ol
~ psy e uea bers for the extra session from 5000
s,eeoo lie thought 4 ees; to AAae Il hrse eaoogh :
cover The pAy Of members tuFin the ard 20 sAv
list qu. son open tor decision So 70 make he ap proprA
ron too small 70 ooysT Il N ease tbs members ifzv pa
eurirg that tine.
Mr LOOMS vas GLAD tks Senate hsd fKAd tie tine
ksv haa IiEas the insni q tie CoEsiuii -; mex
Del. mould -sls.ys Fay ely Er re tine they were
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