davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

Ixsr.Lt.rIoy OF TIE CATHOLIC BrsHoP.-Ths csro.
rnony Of installing the Rev. DIR. Loughn as Bishop o.
Rrooklvn was Yesterday performed in ". james Chursat
Jsyst At IA NJ the various benevolent ASSOCIATIONS
and children of tho Cahoc School and Orphan Asyians
essmtled In front of st. Paus Church in Court st. and
forming in procession marched to the music OF hfe oands
down Courtst to Myrtle av, and down Jay st. to the
Church The children numbered probably 20oo aud the
adults about 1900 more The Schools were hanked %
either sse by members Of the Erin Fraternd Beneficial
and Enlnet Associations while after hem oanc
oter Societies and the rear brought up by scver
carriages containing Clergy The last the process
zion contained the Bishop and Benevolent AssocS
ton STYLED the guild acted as escort Fhey were de-
sigr aicd by rosette upon the coat On arriving at the
cIurch the children were dismissed. and the proces
sion Of priests entered, first came priest carry.
ing book followed by three others abreast the one
the one 10 the center bearing in his hand gut crucin
and those on either side candestick with wax taper
HEN came SIX boys ia white surDlces each bearing cen
ser with burning incense followed by about fifty PRIESTS
after whom came four bishops. After them came tho nav
Bsbop in full canonicals, accompanied by hs ateadaas
prets In this they entered the church ana wnes
every available place occupied the doors we're closed
The new Bshop then ascended das on h9 eft OF the
altar where he wasaddressed by Archbishop Hughes VINO
took III. position In front Of the altar. After had
Guided the Bhop addressed the congregation, when aer
u Q u,usi ceremony they we're dismissed.
Tie recession when arrived at the church. could nct
have Numbered less than 1000 5000 having receives
numerous accesons along the The streets through
With ibe line passed were also crowded with spectators
who APPEARED greatly interested in all they saw
Coxsotrp.1ros,-Ths consolidation measure has bean
been carried By the people Of this City Although tas
ye:e fall, short of that the State lcke' Still tns
msjoy in favor is in about the rate OF two TO one ~
he vote cast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Erf,rr "a grfstr Corr7r. VI eJoss UtsDssz
q Je &fx "a Ma Ugl5ts sDee. e 1gTriyls
.rtssr va stsec X rUfseI County TIE t1ts q tbs
~ Ne I,s sr. eye 81 freed !. ~ IDs-nDry q! TIE
isaesr Ttsy sss bTsets i5tht
lf,rroer .sr-ee BsfTy bfasong. vtis esepsng u ~
etus ~ II be- AEie sos ~ tied oi1 iofVs u
90 a he v1oo VI = tie cese b9rs 81 1f TIE q u
va rsosfsIly ssd TIE fszbsr ssriyssy wysooso. Tie
sssss-;lres IL IUnbef II or recle;le1 seTTes usin
1890 In lie sEtir Sers eOcezBee En> exscu1s1 tyf
Ia vgssae bDcs tit CcezrfeDee - thls tragedy, hF.
b6sa bss exercised TIE Eosf rigsr viii he skrF1Dis.
Re lad bsD fexsroed e learn, e. hard master,
tfost he s;ter1 Ut1a be LIE e1c soes IA; event has
10 t.flsrec tie rim F0y BOEb psss i seems,
u lss teen IL lie bsba Of requiring eSeh sfg1Di On TIE
;lst d D. fet@rf Liuss1 e Tie dwelling ho7ss, e s1
tey h0ur each uigh; On IbUrsdsy evening last tie ne
gre, ftiIec 10 rstF a. i1e.yes This ct u sgb0r1i
i1oI fred tie jssjo8s Epd Il By B, ADD be determined
neke en- erknsJle a tie fra isliJw who Ioste he ~
earsDce Shorty after csrk II bis ssrsHs called e.
Ne da cling 10 Obisn la sstes s5De< fT the y1fpSss VI
kskug them. Upsn making hs sppeGrenoe IL the cham
t Mr. H. called him 10 tceO1Bt fOf fsyb@ylDg be ofSer
FEARING chsstsenen the negro ran Ou Of the hJoss Nj
fob wed him bot GDdig the to nesi u foDf hs
ls sferoeous bull dog upon the track Of %. fsZtys
nd bad The savage ssisfaeoB q tSsiDg TIE dog
lear and To- efes TIE poor fellow NJ BIdsOny then tied
lie dave and BIO Llm numerically % csvse deem
few hours The facts attending The case coming y
he know ledge Of tie COroBerO Of TIE County jury sas
tDuoned and inquest held With resulted ia TIE mad
R q verdict that the deceased came u be fss,h ny
Irdr bow etc inflicted by his master Henry b5ds,n2
warrant Was issusd rifle arrest 81 Brdsong, VIII "a
vsetecuted on Thursday The accused innsdia;sly
essysd TO the County Sail and sscured The F1tstar|h
Lsyrsss ITO which journal Indebted for The above
hes understands ha;ihe negro wac moot cruelty ~hPo
rd bssen-one Of his eyes having bsen kn,cksd entirely
%.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
CRY ITEMS.


ENTERTAINMENTS. to, THIS EVENING
gsrsffies ~ fhr sppsrEs AL ssCystt raae~
tssio,a tssiis. ssd " The foens Aefsss A. huf,oT~
isss MI hossr sd nif al iieass'----At Wala4.ks
fst biDas sas Poor riiesddJ" hs hfoad"eY
tras dssis ~ Me nissss boob At The sa,i"aHi
ttats Tass tsss, tbst. Me- rs"st laos As hsfn"nfs
gfs fhssu NssVt hissfssis. ffhioriaa ~ nfs-A~H
e,,sisss Dffas H..ss 4 tssss h~das no Do bieedwsf
fsss, 10 fi.sas Lili.a beiss ''s"s az h'esh"S
ts~asfs biss.ssS-s feh".sses .ieisssh shd e'snl@s
Wtsssssss tsavs fs-s-..es snei~~ss asa ess"s
ys 81 s,sas tle ms-sffi hssssi Assansf ~ pse"
ss flkss4as 90 hAslsA FAsit- hsfs uh~fs
nls.sAHs Jsssssi Fsss' usts las. Hs n's@s~@s
i,sssss4sss f4ssssesss ~ tA.if.ss.A tiars thsfei
O. B4sis Ms6sss isl,.ss- p.s.a~-y I.ts.sseis
~. b.,.s 1s.itA. ~ tsss...s a. rs 80 p.I.a-sf
G4.gss, F-fs.gA@ IHs..I.sl.s .e-%. i-s*i~'y
E.-s1s bass tessi-.sl4a sd h.sssi NJ as b.sai-ss
Fk.AI<s bAs bsA.s..ls.- se.sa Hie -.-ts p.s.i"-s
fss Us.,sss W. spi.s iis. sesa as., Of sa'
.s.aa ~ a TN wsaid ILL., Ia iae~ .h- sss " ~"a's'
.ss VI dass ,lsi.&asy ~ sss ssfe itsI i'a .ss
.ssIa l.A easia ai 50 WI 70 ieol ~ y M a.%'sa
ls,, ~ s.y Isas, .@a sl,lsi sesss'asif .aa ~ss's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
DIED.

ALLEv-In Brcohlyu Wednesday November sh o. Gee.
sun pss Mary vito fJohn Aea aged years months sse
dsy -. -. ..-s,.x 4,
attend funeral FRIDAY, lh lust o'clock.
Ne IS Man Brooklyn. Hss remains ~ai Do sss'a
sceJ fsf ntes meat. --.... y.-s,
FOx- On rsisy rasrnas ef hsy esassmPtoa -.
fa~sra yex Of Edward and Lydia FOR sSss Ss
1tisya
aAs relative. and eis.as sf the Ay sss :, s.ss =
fAsssday 81 A s'slesk. wishsei tssshef tnshs,'aS
- tslss saa knkssss raFs~ rss&ss ssPt -. ,.--..,
"A. Aa,,sr sess sSsr lpsss 10 ne s's lsss q Az 80 -
respectfully mvwed " >ftcn< -
49, ssy ~. ,-a. rss,sa.y, a. 10 n. ns1 No y bfsSsy
rssNfIss- N.sAsaLl fsss... @s@s,S 1851 - -
t.s. u s ga AZ he sss rsas:s ct -
~ ois.s snssf Ne sissmsss II nsa ysea
M - J.sss rssass t1ass SfsssA Ass D. - nsx-
Ss' A. flSSsis ss3 ssAss i~lsxasAes ~sa - A.
nWs II VI lsssaay usFsls< hk hss. sesa e yes~ 10
sis.s.x -sss = De .ss wnl~~ ssssA nas.ssss -
$3.50 sf ,as kusiy sssps>sy asssd sessd ks 0eea
Ss u rss3s = ass 80 !. h-, yssA aasssA Nc ~
ssss SsA ssssIS> ,ss sA,.sl>2 ssssssss = sssI 49,
gAs 4-iAsi .As Asly ~ ,ssss.1 : s.ssx ss 49,
EsWsSSsss sls~. VSEa.sksssH fi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
WHLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

BrssID TO DrArH.-A young woman. 20 years Ofsge
n med Ann McArdle, residing in North Ienhst- wn 20
ssvely burned Tuesday afternoon By her clothes taking
FIRE while working near the stove that she died yesterday
morning Coroner Cooke held inquest yesterday and
verdict was rendered in accordance with the above facts
ISorrsr.-Corouer Cooke bed an inques! Tuesdey a.
tsruoor on the body Of Marcus Salinger residing In
Moore ST. who had been III several days with fever and
died While being removed to Flatbush Hospital Verdict
accordingly.
PuRcLARr-The Hat store OF Mr.. James Hanfsrd. n
Crandst and the Dsguerreoype Gallery OF Mr.. Daryee
in the same street. brokenopen and ransaoksd by bur
glare on Tuesday night They lsft thoutbooty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

DrsBosrsI srRyAsr--Ssrah Carroll. domestic In ths
employ Of Mrs Jas Herring OF No. i67 East fwenty-
ffi Il was yesierdov arrested by Officer smith. OF she
Seventeenth Ward charged with stealing 500 worm OF
uelry ffom ,ho hoa. of her employer She len soon
sa,r taking TIE property but was pnrsned and arrested
h portion IL Il in Der possession She was tsksn Do
fore Justice Wood. and locked up Tor trial
fAaver'iseu-utf
To VISITORS AT TIE WORLDS FAw.--what 10
sod picture. sood kensss very INF nor pictures seo1
picture poor Likeness IL only where both rslass
rrited that the article folnd Tho most o. Dsgrs
ian hardly m 70 od etqrs NV snt 80
only b. accident He that show large coiectios OF Ps
tnrc Al rood and ncsry ell peioa ITSELF the real artist rs
DO scenee snd practice rsesd OF seednl sass
viii naturally eek ard the 81 No
Crystal Palace the who're all row ookae Tor sers ~
excellent chance fr comparing the wOrks Of vari,s sts ~
visitors carefully sesrns the D.xucrreoypes there dbpi<ysSs
well the esrbes OF the pis sh~ae Of tbs ssse the
p ct the daey but shove all be essnins ne Je
nsars distinct and p,ssns In s1gFcses fe re
picture By the there IN sssily -
will by We thros 90
ihs esns that people not b mailed BY sse sst -
the Roor tho mattsr and Be crrt.a that sssy
swsys "eycs fight"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Advertisement.
HENRY PETERS GRAf's
IAdyer sement
Irxc,r ToNis C.HIx. TODAY is wi
SFudI0,
No. SIS Broadway. corner OF Waite 80
Profe.s.onAl stadents receLxeA.

advertisement
"UyCIE TOMS CABIN "-ToDAY is what IL 10 Be
termed the Uncle Tom Jnbee 1t the SsrIosL fssrss eAs
being he pdredh nigh o ,h p,paN Drsnt rs
Ar tls n1rsng ne
National Brsss Band 81 performers under n, drecusa
scti.bel viii the performance Of ta. muca
from the balcony IN front Of the fhsase vhch si ~
ud the day sud eyeneE Mseocf tas sss
oon ,he sres Drama Tons Cabin will b peJnsd -
the accom- Of ades famies schools &c SeosL
eysnr Mr. IT, Pyrotechnt Of jersey Cy wm
80, snd on BIC dspay Of front Of the fksso
btrs from the pieces e. the conel o. wa6s
P,,f.sr Grant exhibit celebrated Dunmoni drht neA
the isp hester Al q o'clock the doors val open % sss
iroth uc TOMS Cabin In the coarse OF ssc
spssr Pvey will present te cordes Howard SGT OF fsh
flea Plate Manufactured by Messrs Brown Awsod, eveisS
No I Chatham a testimonial for her nmsble sad urteSN
del lone Of the gentle Evs"
nel. Toms Cabin viii be continued every night and s'eV
Wsdnssdsy and Saturday afternoons durng the yeA 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1853.

Wot,,r.. Ono II tho irayone jurors. proccednso
Na,ss !, attend The last iorm " Court there, was er
,e,ea hy rnch ~ wolves who planted themselves 10 tie
,eed I,o turned bis horse aud away from them io
lowed Nv their unenrhly yclls. Portland Advertiser.
Cotp Tho weather the upper Mssissirpi hb ut me
g,ib of ntnL, r. was severely cold TIE Coicsa ddrcr
So Of Tho 18th states that the morning previous tn n'er
tb,,c " No foson overt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

0rrsixo oY THr GaEAT wIsrrES RaiLEoAD~-On
Iussdsy Nov the rst train Of with passengers.
over thai portion Of fhs Canadian Great Wsrn Raj
Nn which Is completed between Hamilton snd the sss
psrscn Bridge. being about forty two mes There was
ascb rejoicing In that part Of Cansds through which .
lsss. tbe event The we're ~ have Zen HAM
isa At 10 O'Clock NJ and reached The Bridge 81 ~ y
ntre was rome considerable delay IN issying. whifb
brought them within FIVE miles 81 their destination ~
About O'Clock when they met with al accident 10 The
seoro,ye which put the guest some 20 10 number aip
ne evening before they reached the fss by earFs2ss
Nd on cot During the afternoon, large cgnegsfst N
fsops collected At tie bridge 10 greet The arrival u tbs
rsn The towers Of The suspension bridgs were dseS
,aed With the British and American hszs Asd the union
lsk roe'ed from many u the sdjsceni bulhihzs The
ee waited until higaIi the train bat they ssp
saed IN disappointment Soon as Il wa ssesnAShs1 thai
esccideut bad ccured carriages wen, ~ search II yss
sage' and hey were landed Al the Csn HOUSE bstefs
70 cock Ihe tran arrived before midnight.
ls road VIII be extended 10 LONDON Nfhs few weeks
ne LIST OF January. 1854. 10 Wsidsor. Oprysits De
s A his evidence Of renewed syisit ~ pale enter
the part Of ihs Canadian peops 3 gfstfyng b %
msny reasons. not the isss u wics i no benefits
extend TO this side 81 the line 70 With oar ysoylf
'Sf ron being inssnsible l3snslo MOTHisg Ezgrs@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

aosvIsTios on CsIsl &c.Ths felossg staf.stles ~
- the internal c0ndiiion u Chino pyDI, taken
1the statistical ,hsr Of nsW voft w n, Nut
80, Martin. late her hs)sstfs Tfss<sfss for tts lolo
Sensuhr and diplomatic ssrsioss IN China Eas ssea.
~ us Legislative Council a. Hong kesg, sHt1f.s1
pSs1ts foliics, Commercial sBd sDeisi" IL ILiss
sp5<en there 3s1 .s5z yO1 iahsis5ss ss1 ia
,e.fs1dsneie- Of msntesoona. heBgslls rsSxisssa,
ae- about <e.ooo,ooo mskiaz ttAi - tsJvDstyb
under ens government The popslssios es ss>a
mts ~ and the area In square ssIifs an sy,
49, ysnny "a land h sstins,sd u sseszs 10 ksZji1b
slicA in.ils,5H y snsdsr eslysiies The lssd tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
MARRIED..

BURr-wILsON-october 49, BY the Rsv Mr. Bssnsf Asfss
nj Bur- 70 Ann wsoa daughter Of s,nasl Wilson, all d
Belvis Eew-York -. 49,. -, A., L.. T.. A.. -
49,. I.snsr Johnsea Ed Of rsyu Mis- Easeas L.
Poot Of sbsri uip, CheLsnso County New,forf. 49,,
-AsPINWALL-On Saturday morntnf Nh na .
.s Ih,sh on the Holy Apose BY the Rev Robert Howsa1
Hem, Channssy IT, Emily Aspnwai dssAhssr Of the ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
fA4xersise uerfl

UNCLE Ton" Az BsRNrMs.-Sueh scenery,
seb working up the hold points Of the great w,rt
snsrb forty odd performers 10 tss able osn-
Never before such brilliant production been cotton 81
nightly Pssfornes
T EyEsNe You BY o'clock to obtain SEAL however
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR couRr-Beers Jaass Bosvs.rH.


Henry Pkilo sst- Nshsnel Boyd
To recover 0CO defendant is said. having agreed
January wi bin plaintiff In eensdrs-
lion Of sCo $50 land in Michigan lows Missouri or ia
or II Newfork Brooklyn, or VIZ
lsu,fuish hut that h. bss refused TO do co. .
said that defendant induced BY representatives.
purchase interest right for nprevs-
snd advsneeds OF hse
the Patent worthless and tha tb plaintiff knew Is ke To b
ctr inued.
SUPREME COuRr-SFEcIAL TxRM-Before Judge MITCHELL.
DECISIONS.
John schloeTb ast Catherine seiloerb
The certificate OF marriage not proved because docs
the parties known TO the mss.s OF proves
70 hon - and this defendant denies the me-
sfdsyit service Of should show -
house " made Further proof required
Catherine ~ Adams ag Oliver T. Ada1a
Decree Of divorce from the marriage tie
VIM IL sseisu sgi. Lucius A. Hsrdse and Others
Judgment for plaintiff.
Retire h Croker AIT Stephen crocfer, &c
Part of answer struck out.
Fredk p Hunt Joseph Dean and others
Plaintiff sues on a legacy of $3.50 given to his brother
.d devised By brother bin One esses may sns ssss f
bis sr.s sacy without making other satses psrs ssf
when the rsd1ay ssAise they mass all DO pafes W.
WI John Hitchcock and others sgt Hugh Wsllsce.
Anne ndment to be made, as desired.
u g. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 0rFICE.
ATTEMPT AT REVOLT :.
Four men, seamen on brig Lucy, were complained OF ~
the Yesterday forenoon me scsee ~
for Tuesday her voyage bot inc msa
10 90 10 ok before they ssssd -
weigh snchor thus commanding duty Comn''so 'f e'sA"
CIRCUIT CoURr-Besrs Jadss NsLsos
Henry Whe nsed the Protection lns france 20 o. -
To recover alleged loss wooden factory oor-
sr paws Mss PoBsbkserse Ia Feb 1880 rhs ssss w.
Tie d,fsns Of loss presented Wa vis
ana dat plaintiff should be confined to that The case ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
COURT cALEsDAR-rau DAT.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 49s 264, gl7. no i35 3as sts.
E6 s u 50 rs ss ". ~ Is %i '1S 'i> Oh '' Wv ~
% CiRcurr coSnr~Nos Is7 3s7 $685. &c., $751; sss. 49,
SO ice 81 ssl, sA 81. $50, Rl =. ..
81, 3to ~ inclusive. - 20 L.
T. s. DISTRICT CoURTNos. 80, 10 to 20, ~ 10 d. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

tlos.s win be iasasLsi his sf'esases' a. 'eeA'A
ha.a Iis ,a.d VI hsasss jsyes to hss % hsa'sA !"
H. ,As eifrs. chip Rapid al lice ,aas baia ss Is"'S'
ti.L.p To ~ ts sssss.s ldsd By Capt niohssd tesa
l. s.s .ii be- laid ~ iss Qatsais ~ stsa 20 aaJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Niiisaas hsssass .saasi s-h " fs'-''Ass s'A
as1sss ~ ass 81 tss .,sss ~ esssa~As "ss NV WA
~ aSpG . ysii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Tho IIuchnons announce another Concert with an at
trac,ive bill at the Tabernacle this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Mr. Fowler lectures this evening Counship anil Mltri
mony At tho Church corner Of Grand and Mcrcersts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10


when Il was discovered that be had received several con
fused wounds about the head and particularly one OF
very dangerous nature overthe iet eye CORONER
was called 10 hold inquest upon the body but IN conse
quence Of being able 10 the attendance OF the
Witnesses he postponed the examination until
10 day The deceased was about 40 years oil age ana
native OF Maine.
CHARGE OF ARsos.-A young man, named Emel Hos-
man was Yesterday arrested by Officers Marsh and Peter
SON of the Eleventh Ward, charged with maicoas set
ting FIRE to the porter house No l3s P st. on Tuesday
evening last lie seen By several persons rurnns
who ssw him escaping first discovered the fire which BY
rronptsnction they eIngushed with few pals OF wser
When the smoke had cleared away they examined the
room and found large quantity of paper where the
fire broke out and the bed clothing completely saturated
with camphene burning fluid The gas was also turned
cused Get the place on fire by the nsgson Of smother
party who has not been arrested yet lie was taken
before Justice Wood and committed TO prison to await
examination.
HEAVY ROBBERY AT TIE NATIONAL THEArER.-Mr. L..
D. Geer of Erie county Pennsyiysns while a. me ga q,
wallet containing o. 500 in Buffalo and New Iork Siy
Railroad Stock check the HOLSTER Bsak at Buffalo
for ss.s "A and about 600 in money. young MAJ
named Jsm.s Bads who il Is said vas IA the act Of
sounding the pockets Of others arrested by officer
Duffy Of the Fourth Ward on suspicion OF having com
mitted this theft and was committed to await eAamnon
RoysrRY.-A robbery occurred q few nights since ID
Brv sdwsy A gentleman named Baldwin. who had been
taking refre.LmtLb oaio~u "s' ~
getting into stage when number Of young men Of re
specsble appearance crowded around him IS Il with the IN
tpton Of getting into the stage They did not do So how
ever and Mr. rode Of but hsd not proceeded Tar before
he found himself minus his wallet which contained 500
and some valuable papers The thieves have not been ar
rested.
p.sorrors sPoRr-Duripg the excitement consequent
uron he election Tuesday nghi several men anu BOY
knded isrge bonfire at the foot OF k,csevelt 81 aad
having obtained barrel Of alcohol rolled into me nfe
to iue,sss tho nsms. ohiesr pafy OF tho F.sna Ward
However hsspg the circumstance repaired 10 me sPsh
ard Ia removing the barrel before took dse
had he noi done sa esissea ""aia se'e 'aAsa rsos
sss IFS endangered The same aigat barrel VI oil,
seth ssse was sloea om Ja@ss SLIP aud wa % have
bssa ps, ~ ssas bas WA haAiy restored g. We
sesef
CsAsss ps hvssIAks-twe msa aAnst Aasassas
wls.a ssa kobsst Aksa we're yesssrisy arrested
ehas.sd wuh having "a Monday nisht blokaa spsa vac
soi,s aaa spiss iseiosy Vi NJ hslssss Aad s,s>la3
,Lsssleas Aggs ssaahy vi ooies Asi srees seas ~
~ psvpssy .plad W ps~se-pa VI ~ sessssd "As
as4s tad 81 las.ios sssaxs iVs skaAAassa~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
Us. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT Revolt.

To recover Is 900 alleged loss wooden factory DOR
ner paws Ms, Pousbs,erse Ia FEB 1850 rhs ssss We
On wear $50 stopped Of the Hines ofs
ne defsnse the f estimate OF loss peeenea w. Sis
ana ths should be confined that The case on
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-05
Letter from Hon. Henri CLGa,.

ASHLAND, Goth July, 1915,
Dear Sir wish to express to you the graf icai,r,
lderlTed on receiving the July number OF tic Mrr-
chants Magazine and Commercial Review from vie,-
ing your portrait in the beginning, and from readn
your address to your friends at the end of it. When
we feel under obligations to those who have contr y
uted to our information aud amusement we are nat
urally DESTROYS to possess a knowledge of th.m OF
their appearance Of the features of their counter
ance. and OF the character and habits of n il mind
which We can acquire. You have placed YOUR num-
erous readers (at least you have me- il / nav NOT
speak tor tnem) under those obligations: and Tn,
number of your valuable work how lefr. me la
some degree, satisfies the desire TO which have ain,
dad.
have become quite familiar with Ia, MAGAZINE
and Review, and have hesitation in EXPRESSING my
humble opinion That it is ennently entitled t. the
public regard and support. 1t collects and arrauges
in good order large amount of valuahic statistical
and other information, highly useful no, only t. the
merchant, but 10 the statesman, to the culivor of
the earth. to the manufacturer to the mariner in
short TO all classes of the BUSH and reading
munity.
Entertaining this opinion, am glad that il has
been. and hope that it may continue b.. GherIlr
patroniZe3
Offering you cordial assurances Of my esteem ard
regard am truly your friend and obedi,nt servant
Freeman Hunt, esq H. CLAY
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-05
PROSPECTUS OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

TO Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacturers
" He pub.ish of the Scientific Americana re-
L specttully give notice that the Sixth Volume Of
this valuable journal commenced on the twenty frsi
of September, Offering favorable opportunity for all
to subscribe who take interest in the and
development Of the Mechanics, Arts, and Hanufac.
lures of country. The character OF the Scientific
American is too we'll known throughout the country
to require detailed account of the various subjects
discussed through its columns.
The aim of the publishers is and has been to render
it the most thorough and useful scientific Journal in
the country; and to judge of this, by comparing its
circulation and influence with other publications of
the same class, they have unequvocal evidence of
Value as the leading exponent of the Arts and Sci
ences.
1t is published weekly sheretofore, in quarto form
fine white paper. affordng the end OF the wear
an Illustrated Encyclopedia of over four hundred
pages with an index, and from five to six hundred
original EngravingS described by letters of refer
encc; beside vast amount of practical information,
Improvements, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Manu-
featuring in its various branches. Archil ecture Ma
sonry, Botany-n short it embraces the entire range
of the Arts and Sciences.
1t also possesses original feature not found in
any other weekly journal in the country, viz; an
Official List of Patent Claims prepared expressly for
its columns at the Patent Office, thus constituting
the s'Amercan Reportory of Inventions"
In connection with the publishing department. the
proprletors transact the most extensive home and
foreign Patent business done in this country;
quentiy their facilities must be correspondingy SUI
perior.
Terms-s2, 90 per year, in advance; LEO for six
months.
All letters must be postpaid and directed to
MUM & CO..
Publishers of the Scientific American,
Jan Il No Us Fulton street. New York