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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

FATAL AND SAD AccIDEST.-On Tuesday last
melancholy and fatal accident occurred in the upper
part Of this district, causing the instant death Of
James ecker, about 10 or 20 years Of age, son Of
Stanback Coker, by the accidental discharge Of Q
gun in the hands Of James Cooksey, about Is years
old. The circumstances under which it occurred
are these--Coker, In company with Cooksey and
younger brother Of his, together with three or four
other lads, were in the woods hnnting, when the
as q t ds su, on inc 'Osa S,s gun
leaving his younger brother near, who Immediately
reloaded II, without informing him what he had
done. James afterwards took up the gun, laid It
carelessly across his arm, and In walking along
raised the hammer and let it fall With full force on
the cap causing it to go off, and lodging the load in
the heart Of youns Goker who expired without ut
place, to await an investigation Of the matter. Il
SCENE to us the many melancholy warnings against
the careless handling Of firearms have no effect on
the minds of those who use them, else we think
fewer accidents from such causes would occur
I-auysnsriAe Herald.
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HEAVY FoRGERy.-Last week. three men, named
Charles Ssxton, James Moreton, and John Gill,
were concerned in tho forgery of check on the
Rutland Bank, Vermont, for So, 800 for which they
received the cash In bank bills. The money was
then equally divided and the meh lett town. Soon af
terwaros the forgery discovered, and the police
put upon the trail Moreton and Gin fled 10 Montreal
Canada. Soon after arriving at that place. Gill be-
came intoxicated. and while In that state accused
somebody at the hotel with being q robber. The
person retaliatad by saying that Gil must be thief
TO accuse him. GIN was soon afterwards arrested
upon euspicion, andon searching his pockets over
800 OF the money was found Mofeton was arrest:
cd somewhere In Vermont. Information being re-
ceived in this city that Saxton was on his way here
the police were put on the watch. On SATURDAY.
night, between 10 and ii o'clock, officers Sneed and
Conrad discovered this man In q house in Rose alley
between Second and Third streets. He was arrested
and conveyed TO the lookup under the Mayors
ONCE. Yesterday morning Saxton had q hearing
before Mayor Conrad, and vas then committed 10
await requsition from the Governor Of Vermont.
Most Of the money has been recovered. The three
men aforementioned are charged with being impii.
Gated in number OF forgeries and robberies--FAi-
iGdoLehia Worth AD,oicon, July IS.
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UNFORTUNATE AcCpESr.--The morning train
from Lawrence, on the Essex Railroad, yesterday
came In contact with buggy ut a road crossing in
Danvers, and dashed It In picccs Two young ladies'
were In the buggy, daughters Of Frederick Howes,
ESQ., formerly Of Salem, but lately resident Of this
city, and wen known in both places They were
severely injured by the accident, but not fatally as
was o. nrst reported. We learned last evening that
one OF them was recovering but her younger sister
unfortunately still remains unconscious, and no
opinion be given at the present time Of the ex-
tent Of her injuries. The accident happened near
MI Howes country seat In North Danvers, where
the family are spending the summer. The Misses
Howes were not unused TO driving Themselves
Boston Adr1fisfr, yuiv Is.
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tazss unprsductivs. and sxcsedingiy Aimcals Of
collection.
Tho mosey from The 0adsdea treaty y She only
hope Of the government, and It u said tia: fuiy
oue-hafof this has been obtained from the bankers,
q large rates Of discount. and already expended.
This il . tad state Of things TO be contemplated
90 the position Of civilized nation, and no shall
not be surprised 10 learn ct any moment that the
whole country has broken into revolutionary life.
We see that there was IN attempt TO fuse the two
leo, after the demise Of the kmented 6ontag, but
In vain. The combustion Of such an array Of
talent a. 6gnoras StenApone Forsntsni, viettf and
Costini and Signon Ma ini. 6alvi, PosEolini, Bpr-
vere together with Sigpores Bottesini. Nicoao and
Bariii, with the joint orchestras and chosuses,
would have been msgDidcently strong, bat II could
not be accomplished. The 6tedhnone and Saivi
company were still going on with their Performance
es ct the Theatre de Oriente.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

PHuADnrmA, July 1s.-Rsported by Fry & Thomas -
First Board 600 City es en- 400 do Erie, bs 90;
600 DO 4 Erie, cash, 20; 500 Do Erie, so 2sao
100 shares Reading RI IS x 20 DO, sax; 200 d. 8,
8ax SO do, b5wn, 8sX; loo do, b6uw ssX; ~ schuyl
kill Navigation preferred, 30; 100 Union Canal II; 10
Lehieh Navigation, 69H 10 Pennsylvania RR, 48k 100
Morris Canal, s5wn ii; Philadelphia Bank, i2eX.
Betsee~ Boords- "A shares philadelphia Bank, 1859
Second Bsard.-9l 900 West Phsdelpha Sc, 81; ga
State SIS CkP, IS; 1000 West Philadelphia Gas es,
dsys, 81; share Pennsyivania RR tsk; 20 do s5xu,
4SH; 10 Harrisburg RR, 64k; do 81; ID Reading RR,
33X; 30 do, b5, S8 so Norris Canal, IL; 148 Grard
Bank. H. litter Bodrd-Sl 900 Reading RR Sc, b. 75sf
100 Morris Canal IL $50 do, 1917 100 Reading RR 3SX
200 do 33L. Market dull
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The JOINT WonM CoSvEsTroN.--Thi convention
was held at Warrenton, Va, last week. Only six
were adopted recommending carly sowing, gusno
and other means calculated TO push forward the
growth Of the wheat ar fast possible, and, above
ALL universal destruction Of all the stubble by fire.
in the latter part of winter early spring a. well
as every particle Of straw remaining unconsumed
by the stock. A committee was also appointed 70
prepare memorial to the treaty-msking authorities
Of our government, with view to some action on
their part In the way Of holding out inducements to
the Pezuvians 70 reduce The price " this important
article.
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News from now Mexico.

News from Now Mexico
The mail from FL Paso arrived at San antonio on
Monday, The 18th nit, in charge Of Capt. Daley.
The San Antonio Ledger learns from the Captain
that In going up, the indians made an att sck upon
the mail train at Eagle SPRING. A man by the
name OF Mcfarland had three arrows shot into him,
one in the hand, arm and side, neither iniictiog
dangerous wound. He was still able to continue
on and return with the mail. One mule was killed.
The attack was made after night, % that 1t was not
known TO what tribe tho Indians belonged. nor
attack it was supposed that the Indians intended to
stampede the loose mules, which were in advance.
They were prevented, and NO doubt frightened on
by Captain Daley, who made a. good use Of his
sixshooter as the darkness would permit. Whether
he killed or wounded any OF the sayages Is not
known. s-4 tAs M1-ts
The Indians have confined their depredations on
Sesn uttered Ssrs sp Ts tSvs 'i ns
twenty dragons, they will have to hunt mp some
new point to lie in walt for trains passing TO and
from FL Paso.
The gallant old hero. General Garland, was at Fl
Paso in the latter part Of May, accompanied by his
aids, Lieut.. j. S. Garland Capt L. c. Easton, Of the
Quart rmaster's Department, and Major +. A. Gun.
ningham. ofthe Paymaster's Department.
Lieut.. F. N. Toilet, 9Th Infantry. left Fort Bliss on
the 9th Of May, in command OF Company b, In
pursuance Of an order directing him to proceed to
Eagle Springs, l22 miles from that station, on the
road 10 San Antonio, and to take post there until
further orders. The fnrce under command of Lieut..
Toilet will consist Of So men, infantry, and 20 dra-
g0ODe.
We learn from FL Sa6io Sembrador that Ms.
Wilson. who, with her two brothers in. law, were
captured by the Camanches, near Ahantom HILL In
this State, last summer, had reached FL Pas,, I'M
der charge of General Garland. She was sent by
Secretary Messerry. acting Governor in the absence
Of his ExceIency Gov. Merriweather, to the care
Of Hon. J. 7. Crosby. to be forwarded BY the first
safe and convenient opportunity to her friends.
One half of the commands stationed at Fort Fill.
more, Fort Thorn and Fort Craig have been order
ed to hold themselves in readiness for the field at
moments warning. General Garland states that
he has received reliable information that the greater
number Of the Mescaleros and Apaches have con-
Pecos river; and from orders lately issued we are
induced to believe that it is in contemplation to
throw large number of troops in the field In the
above direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

HEARING OF Persons CHARGED WITH KnNAp-
PING-A further hearing Of Thomas Wright aud
Taylor Ingram. charged with kidnapping c,lored
At one o'clock, before Alderman Hubbard. Wn. s.
Pierce, Eco, appeared for the prosecution, and
Mes re-. Bull aud johnson for the defence.
Mr.. John rinchman af6rmed, and testified that ON
the evenir previously referred to ia the evidence,
he saw Messrs. Wright and Ingram at the Bulls
Head Tavern, in Market street. He thought
Wright was considerably intoxicated. After some
conversation had taken elace among the party In
the tavern the witness asked Wright about the boy
johnson, to which Wright replied, On the mig
ger, / sold him in New York for $780," and then
vent on to say what he had been offered for him in
Maryland. The witness was much impressed with
the importance Of what he heard. and went to see
Mr.. Ingram about the matter. Mr.. Ingram to him
that the boy had been sent to pier No. Min New
York, with carpet bag, and had been last seeo by
Q man named Loughery. Efforts had Deen made to
find the boy, but they had proved futile.
The witness was cross-examined by Mr.. johnson
for the defendants. he said that pure sympathy
for the distressed parents Of the boy had prompted
him to move In the case. He declared emphsti-
cally that If ne thought man was going to sell
colored boy, he would follow him 10 Pittsborg, and
further.
James Robinson was sworn, and testified that he
saw Mr.. Wright talking to Mr.. Tinchman, on the
evening referred to. He thought he was very much
intoxicated. The rest Of the party 10 the tavern
the remark about selling the boy.
The question Of postponing the case until the
man Loughery could be brought from Della ware,
was debated at length. Mr.. W. s. Pierce, counsel
for the prosecution contended that the actions OF
Loughery excited strong suspicions-hisc course In
the business was involved in singular mystery,
which ought to be explained. Mr. Bell replied, and
commended for the discharge Of the defendants, as
the case had not been made out BY the prosecu-
ton.
By agreement, the case was then postponed until
Monday, 2lst Of August next for further hearing.
Each Of the defendants held in thousand dollars
american, July Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

PHILADELPHIA-A,r July ie m bvi6s HuHtrsss,
Wnlsr; sayy II. CToweii, AID = Pst Barter esssse
lsss shsil e naads: g; s.s.h Perry rssAss.S;
Mart. and Sarah Burtnn. Kelly eassea worth Bsr
Providence; steamer City II New vk kattbsws BesSsa
1T.sd.;M s.l.n; .sh,s fes: ~ a.s! s.is.; g:
Cre,ner. Warts Bessoa; Sarah Perry. New B~dfsfA;
Clark, Paine Wsllhset; d Nerten, York, PeetlaAA.
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At ths monthly meeting, on Monday, l7th inst.
WIN. FosreA. Esq.. IN the chair. letters wore read
from The Rev. NJ. Hin and Rev. DR.. King. Athens,
Greece; Rev. Mr.. Benjamin. Constsntinople; Rev.
Mr. Hume. Bombay, and various communications
from The Continent Of Europe. requesting aid or
expressing gratitude for grants. Rev. Mr.. Ball.
missionary from Canton, China, was present, and
made interesting statements respecting Chinese
evangelixation.
At the request Of the Board Of Missions Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, the second part OF
Bible History, in the Grebo tongue, BY Bishop
Payne, was ordered to be printed by the society's
presses. The Rev. DR.. King has issued tract Of
one hundred and eighty pages, in modern Greek,
containing extracts from Chrysostom, on re sding
the scriptures, at the socetys expense. He writes
that his congregation increase in numbers, not
outstanding the "tumults, insurrections, wars and
hghtinRs that are abroad In these regions."
Rev. Mr.. Hume speaks OF the progress OF gene
raj telegrapbic system, connecting the principal
cities OF India, and Of railway enterprises extending
widely through the empire.
The receipts for the month were $39,473. In
Guiding $16. In donations az the issues from the
Depository amounted TO $40 lO2. The grants for
the month exceed 100 900 pages. All the presses
Of the society are actively employed and new ones
have been ordered. The committee are striving to
avoid debt; but, without relief they will be com
PEELED to curtall their operations or adopt the nm
welcome alternative.
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The schr Charlie Willie. frsa Dassu arrvsA No Vlav,
Two Of her 80, e on ~ PsssAee Rsbsrt nsaka ~
psesd in the Quarantine hespsa As sskr sailsl 81
Dan asisootta yesterday
LAuuCHxD- eeuth Bestsp rs.ently. b. Nssws p<gua
beautiful cpper bark Of $50 ealsl 90 CsssssS
owned BY M&s.rs Curtis Peabody ans - enlsl
maple her frame sak eevsesd Wisk
Southern pine NJ ~
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tUv eAHDv Heon rnIssIRs TnuGAAD2ts
r0D Bro9IAwpo xuly ~ 0uueeOn.
Inerv shp ed tee trgs ssush q the DeA1anaR
iev ssd eense Four shIps baxkA sad SFSs bo q
The High!aue g. outvara bouxA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

We see 1t stated that there half million
bushels corn yet ON the Illinois river waiting tranporta
ton to market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

Telc4raphac Marine Hep9ges
BOSTON. July lR-svr SHE eva, Cadis Sth ult. o.
tbs 2o,b nit lat % lon - rs passed wreck bottsa "a
with sbous twelve feet fhs kssl bsttsa above
the rsddsr braces sfss IN heavy sAsashsi
9th yellow metal Which LACKED brisht Ard sAs
have been long u that oopditsa
gov.
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Home Ports.

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Mitnin my bearing, by the Chevalter st GEORGES,
French Minister, and N. Br,us ard his Secretary,
and other members Of the French Legation. The
general tenor Of what these and other gentlemen
said, wAs the expression of their apurshension and
regret that the American captain might be consi.
dered - mixed up with the matter and ia collision
with Coo. They were OF course. no sever generally
delioaAe IN their manner VI making reference t. the
subject In my presence and usually topk care to 40
company such expressions with professions OF re-
pect for my government and its officers. On one
occasion especially, the opini,n of foreign repre-
sentative was brought very strongly to our notice.
Mr.. PendIeton and had Z ven q dInuer At hotel.
TO which were invited all the members Of the diplo
matte corps, then In Buepos AyYes. We had also
invited two OF three naval officers. including Adm-
raj Henderson, Of the British navy. and his flag
captain, and Lieutenant commanding Page. OF the
Water Witch, then In the harbor. r1is was imme.
diateiy after the affair Of Coe and we did not invite
Capt. Downing. Dir Charles Hotham had written
o note accepting the invitation; but the next
morning, he called upon Mr.. Pendleton and
myself, and remarked that be had come
nos be regarded - impertinent. He said that
he et that the intimacy beween him and oursel res
would warrant the liberty he was abou, 70 take
lie Desired 10 know who were TO be our guests and
whether any naval officers we're to be present. He
.Apiained with much decscy that after what had
Capt Dcwning's connection with Coe, In receiving
bm on board the jamestown, he could not, with
proper respect TO bimsef sit st the same table with
. aaL Downing. He would therefore beg TO be per
mtted. Capt. Downing was to be there, u with
drs bis acceptance OF our invitation. He I'D that
his position was dierent from that Of other gentle
men oil the diplomatic corps, that while he was Q
Minister be must not and couli not forget that he
ALSO bore her Majestys commission a. Q Post Cap
tain IN the royal navy. We would perceive, there
re. that as naval man he must b presumed TO
sse sAd aAdtlatAad that at-lr, and the conduct Of