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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20

A FARM Containing 1872 acres Of goud grazing lauJ
~ well wooded and waiernd, good convenient
Cottage House, two gnoe Bans aud all otbe
~ out buildings said farm Is located 10 Berlin ~
miles South West OF Montpelier. Any one DESTROYS
Of Porohasins f,rna 10 this vicinity wlrf
their advantage call the subscriber the prem
ises. ELIZABETH u. SHAW.
MoDtpelief Oct 2nd 1854 J.tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
tflr0ifiues.
A NEW METHOD.

4 MOST " ONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
~ " teen made by Or. CURTIS for curing Asthmu,
Consumption, Bionchitis, Coughs, Coles and a Lung
Complaints, bv Mrdicstr lnhsiAiion. nr CuRlIs 'S
HhGEANA, ettNHAl.lNG IN GbAN NAfoR AND
CHERRY SYRUP, has accomplished the most Won
defiul cures oi Asthma aud tonsumpiion IN the CT
~ 81 New York Rnd vicinity for a few months past,
known 10 man II IS producing an impression on
Diseases of the Lungs, ruvrf belofe Witnessed by the
iuedicai pro'essioa See eeuihcste In the hands Of
Asents.
The Inhaler is wotn on The breast under the linen,
without least incunvencnce, the heat Of the body
h.ns sufficient to cvatofaie the 6ntd,-suppyng the
luuss constantly with healing aud agreeable vapof
passing all the uf cells and passages of the lung.
POSSIBLY BE- reached by any other medicine.
H.. =. IF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20

IN EACH County of Connection and Vermont, aud
In parts Of Ohm, Ind'sna, Kentucky, reuuessoe,
District of COLUMBIA, Virginia, North Carolina South
carolina, l.oaisiaua, aud Texas, 10 soil Thomas ~.
benion's Great WAX entitled :. Thttty fears View .
or, History OF the Workings OF tho American Gov
ernment during Thirty Neas,n which 10 sui exclusive
~ by Agents at 81 50 per Noiume, ia Liberal deduction
beihe made from that prce IN ihem.l Az applications
should DO accom- tniod with proper reference, aud
should state delntey what county place ). applied
Tor. Applications from persons residing n tho County
will take precedence Address
2.lmn D. AnPLErON A On. Nov. Yntk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
DIR. CT. II EILBOURNB,
D-ENTTST,


Over Burbank's Store, Main St. Montpelier
(Olieo Establish in lsi2l
hR. x. invites attention to his approved Gum Teeth.
" tpuginatrd md made by him oxciusively,J aud a
new style of h.ht CoSrINuoUs GUHs, hich, in point
nfstrengh natural shape AID appearance the mou
arc decidedly superior 10 any that have hhcrS been
used 10 tbs -triei aud conceded by the
individuals for whom he L. continually insetag
them in this vicinity. Specimens soon nt his Office
FILLING TEETH. Ia The valuable art of FIJI.
Jog Teeth. 10 PEEsEHyE THEN. he viii maintain
h- reputation which has been Cor years lastly Afforded
to him by discriminating public of having attained
point 81 cxrcllenre equal to the best DENTS; OF the
ugcpractising he does, the me- nod tlusht Icy tho
hosi dentists Of tho Medico Dental Schools, and IL not
qualled m TIN. St,te. n; lyf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
BOOK BI,NDEKY.

! have Bindc,v in full operation. O.dor. re-
ee'ved at MY Buokstu =, or at tho Bindery,
! o. Rooms oper The Union Store head of
State Street ID
Will be promptly attended 10.
5 NJ. WALTON.
! NnnInnlicl- enni. Is lhSl-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
CLOCKS,

great variety Of Hrpss Clocks o. g. square, Goth
ie, Oriental, Jeuoy Lind, Marine, octsgoe, Victoria,
Minial Papot Mncho aud Fancy, eight iay BAT thirty
hnur, with and without alarm, from me best nt0H
H|0rforfgs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
LIST OF GIFTS.

100 " Calhoun, 100 ipDD
50 elegant Oh Painting, IN splendid ! ton 2 noo
gil frames. also 3s4 f each. '"0 ''0'O
100 elegant on Paintings. 3 \ O.. each. 20 200
500 ste. plate Eugfuviuss, bullauuy, IN .o,n
eoi'd 20 %, rich gilt frames 2iS3l 600 WV
10 coo elegant steel plato Engfnstnqs
colofed Ia oil. of the WAshngo1 5000
Monument, 20 % In. each,
2J7, 900 stoel plite Engfav inss, fom 100
different Plates, noW IN possession OF
and owned hi the Auists' Uuion Of
10. market value Of, hem so c's TO
81 90 each, 900
hfsi class Dwelling, 10 3lst si, y. V.
city, 70 900
y building los Boz 100 and l0lsi ia g. INA 80. ooo
Y. Guy, each 25-l00 It deop, at '''' law
100 Nla Sites, containing each 10000 ~.
4 IN the suburbs OF New Nota titY.
and commanding a magni hcont view "
the HUDSON River and Long Island
SQUAD, al 800 10000
90 perpetual lnaus Of ca,h without intoi-
or security, "a s25n each, 5000
50 Ions of cash, &c, 100 " 5 900
100 50 5000
$50 4" 20 " $500
2000 81 -. 10000
Reference In regard to II Rcal E.nto. +. J. Was
cher q Co R-al hstlie nroknfs, Now York Orders,
(post paiil viii money enrnard, TO bf ahdiessed
J. W. uOLRROOkE, Seriy.
sos broadway, NY.
as-The En;avings 10 the catalogue urc now ready
for delivers. (6 mos ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER, desirous Of engaging 10 rural
pursuits, for the benefit of his htaiih, offers io
sale the following roal estate in the village OF Mont
pelier and vicinity.
His residence on staie.s,reet, near the Court
House. Two dw Cling houses, two STOKES and base
mcnt 60 81 ch an iigh-sueet near The state House
well aud newly hnishad. One dwelling house, stony
aud half hish pleasantly located the bend o. the
river at the lower part Of sate-sreet. Two building
lots on HubhaTd-sueet, leading 70 Barre. Seven
eight building lots overlooking the village, MaiG.
street. Ihft,siN acres Ofesccllent hud, nrnCip uy
covered with valuable live timber on tho ucfiin side
Of the village mill pond Also, valuable water priv.
iloEe and saw mr', with two OF good land an.
nexcdone Of the best water pow on The Winooski
River, three miles hom the RAILROAD Depot IN Mout-
pcer, aud level made good horse road lruding
DapVilc. Al or any paFt Of the above pTopeuy viii
he Sold reasonable forms, and on cadit II dc,ired
T. +. WALTON.
Montueer. Ian 81 1854 a..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
The British Quarterlies,
AND
Blackwood's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT & co, New York
continue to Re publish the following
-. 1 i

t1LOANAhD sfAO N W. NtW I YIN
continue to Re-publish the following
British Periodicals, viz:
/. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW Con
srfvatvc)
.. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhicl.
3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Fioc church,
{. THE WESrNl NSTER REVIEW liiNemO.
). BLACKN OOD'S EnlNBUnGH MAGAZINE
Tory.
The present critical state Of European Affairs " IN
render tbe.e publications unusually Interesting Outing
the year 's5i. Thoy will occupy middle ground he
tween the hastily written newsitetns. crude spaeuit
tons, and flying tuuors OF the day Iaufu. aud the
pundefuus Tome of tae future his'otnn, written ahet
tho living ntofes and excitement OF fhe paitic
events OF The innc shall have passed avHY. II u to
these Periodicals thar readers must iouk iof unly
really Ineligible and reliable hiftoy al current
vents and such, iu addition to then wcl'ostabiish
cd literary, scientific, and theological character.
urge them upon tho consider tiuu al the reading public
Arrangements 10 progress the fccei 4 early
sheets from ull the Bltish Puhli.hrrs, hg which
shall be able 10 place aur rcpfints n the bands Of sub
sctlhets, about ihey can be- furnished with
the foreign copie.. Although this will Involve vrtv
large outlay out patt shall continue Go furnish
the periodicals the same low rates as heretofore,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
w 4 i c ii f. >,
yEWELRS q SILVER WARE.
60 Va 8 SO 5s GROSS
DEALERS IN
Fine ENGLISH, FRENCH
SWISS WATCHES.
From the best makers, warranted time keepers.
rnTn CIIaTNTc
SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARES,

CAKE BASKETS, TEA SETS. WATERS. Gas
TORs, TABLE. DESSERT aud TEA SPOONS,
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NAPKIN RINGS, PIE, CAKE,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
Clubbing.

discount of twenty hvo per cent. from the above
prices viii be allowed 90 Clubs ordering fnut
copns OF any ono more Of the above works; thus
Four copies OF Black wood. Of one Review, will he
sent to adicss Tor 50; four Ooptes OF the ioui
Reviews and BLACK God for SIC; and on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
0FREAD HIS OWN woaDs.

To Professor IoLLowAY,
Sn,--lt IL notmy wish to become nOtorious, nei-
Their this letter tot the sake Of writing
but 20 say, that your Ointment cured me Of Of
the most drsndiul cuanenus diseases that u~a j.
To, aud which considered by all Who knew me, To
be entirely beyond the reach Of mcdciae. Foi nine
srars was afflicted with Of the painful and
Troublesome legs that feH TO the lot man
and after irving every medicine had ever heard Of
resigned 10 despair all h"pe Of ever heing cured but
"a lticnd brought a,ouple OF large pot. Of your
Ointment, which cuuscd the my leg. heal,
add entirely Tegained my health to my agreeable
ptisi aud delight, and 10 the adjustment Of my
friends. iSignedl w. J. LANGLEY.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-09

ful oity and town upos Abs AtlSatis
ooak that could Ibe saoRed md barna
in spite Of al our efforts to prevent Il.
The allied fleets that are to conquer in
the Black and Baltic sens, or either Of
them could cross the ocean in twenty
days, and burn Charleston to the groilnd
before we could know tie point aimed
at The plumber Of saTaDah, OF
Charleston e Mobile and Of the eiiss
nearer Washington would amply repay
the trouble and expense Of the expedi.
lion. x few considerations Of this
character, are sufficient to chase from
our hearts all respect and sympathy
with the Auglo Frank alliance, aud
make the American people look nTon
M alliance With Russia as an event,
by no means improbable and in fact
worry dasifeable, for to such q pass,
affairs may soon come, aye. and before
We may be aware Of The ultimate de-
signes Of france aud England ID this
Eastern war. z'A - G..
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-09

Men with unassuming wives never
fail. It is the husbands Of such wo-
men as Mrs Dash aud Lady Brilliant
who find themselves face with the
Sheriff, and certain mysterious doc
uments, adjourned with red tape and
waters, big enough for target exer-
else. I'D /
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Another "MysTERIous D1sAr

ANorHER "MysrEnlous D1sAr.
PEARANcE, The Boston Times Of
the 2ssh ut, says ION Sunday
evening, between the hours Of 5 and B
o'clock Miss. Ann Eliza Hayward
Of South Braintee disappeared from
home, the family being at church at
the time, and up to II o'clock yester.
day forenoon no trace Of her had been
discovered. Great fears for her SAFE
ty we're entertained on account Of the
fact that she has manifested some
slight indication Of mental ALTERATION,
caused, as has been supposed by in.
tense application, to study. The
young lady is about is years Of age
mitch beloved, and the Whole nighbor.
hood has been engaged in the search
for her. Great excitement prevails
in the vicinity.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-09

upon. III IlatheTS uVt WueIo tuo Mau
comes from, 80 he be . foreigner. i
II IL rt,aored in the FIRST instance,
that Mr. Kossufh, i've take him AZ an
illustrions exardple) win come, to
| America--the ramor y contradicted
lit is said that the Grand Turk (how
deeply the word "Grand" in connec-
ton with Turk, strikes into the bowels
Of admiration y The Grand Turk
says Mr.. Kossuth, may go whence he
pleases. in defiance to the Autocrat.--
Kosauth leaves Observation-Disclosures
--,goes 10 Mgland---will probable
come 10 the Unit,d States, every
steamer that comes over for three
months has something to say about
what kossuth will dot is reported.
autographed, sent back and forward -
commented upon, and when it is given
out for certain, that kossuth utH
come to the United States, then every
body goes elbowihg everybody else out
Of the way--a jim Of people rush to
welcome Kossutll-kossuth is feasted
and toasted into immediate notoriety,
and takes at once the lions den.----
When he gets the lions share, out 0
the credulity of this people, then he
goes back to Europe to live in SPLEEN
dor, and issue his mandates to Ger
mans and otl,ers--.inandates more ar
rogant in MISREPRESENTATION. than mr.
rogance and insolence combined could
he expected to iictact.
ANOTHER PRESENTATIONS. Oh
Saturday night last. the members of
the Independence Fire company, held
a meeting at which Capt. ", r. Tun-
nard presented the match torch light
TO the one presented to Washington
Fire Co., n short time since. The
torch Fight was presented by the Cap
tain himself, and Major Dufrocq re-
ceived il. and il behalf Of the company
thanked the generous donor. Reso-
luton passed ESQ we learn) and were
ordered to be published in the "daily
press" We should like to say to the
secretary we are obliged to him for
> copy Of them.
1E-The attention Of honest people
IS directed to the advertisement to-day
$3.50 Reward " The "shot sack
,ontains all Of Mr.. Joseph Gibilins
worldly fortune. A Series of mis-.
ortunes have followed this gentleman
close upon the heel since his sojourn
n this city Last summer he had the
'revalliog epidemic. and whilst sick
lishouse was robbed. When he got
veil, 1t was TO sec his house, and all
lis personal effects, consumed by fire.
phGuix like he came out of The
lanes, and by industry and persever.
'uiasscd property to the amount Of
1865, which he had just sold prepara.
DRY to leaving the place. lie had
carcely consigned the proceeds 10
lis pocket, ere, even that, slipped
rom him. Now he offers the liberal
mount Of $50 to the finder, If he will
ring up The sack to this Office, We
now-and SO does everybody else,
hat somebody in this mile square
ity Of marvellously homes, people has
he sack and in our mind there is ,
ct a doubt that the very individual
tho has il, will read the advertisement.
We make no doubt either, that The .
has been enquirine all round
,wn, to and out who it belongs to ! !
nd is distressed At the f,uitless at
',npt.
A word with you, friend. Bring
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$50 REwARD-Iosr6 on STOLEN.

$50 REwAKD-L,0gT ON STOLEN.
A SHOT SACK containing shout 1895.
II p One hundred Dollar Bills: | Fifty
Dollar Bill: Balance in Five and Ten dol.
dar Bills; Twenty Dollars ii Anne rican
Gold andiabout $40 dollars III specie.
The loss of the above is all that the anAes-
signed owned. The shove reward shall y
paid BY GA. Pike, Esqx On ds6veu 4
the sack. go .,JosEP4 6WillH.
April III 1854 Il oo's - @ v''sas
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Dic1

On Saturday the sth inst, JOSEPHINE:
ELIZA MONGET, daughter Of Asrnonr
MoNarT; aged 8 years. 1854 vt = }.zs
The friends and acqpaintances Of tbs
family, are respectfully. invited to attend
the funeral, this Sunday morning, 1t 9
o'clock.
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fggE1tssAr, ANAlyssN,
or nm wAfsRs oT rim MINERAL spHis9 sEtos

or THE wAfsRs nS rhb MINERAL SPRING sstosa.{
| ING TO sBSsRs PIKE AND CRHssHAW ON THE AaiF5
.RiffH, PARISH or FAST BATON ROUGE: ...
TINS h cool, eopioas, litnpid foatsaih, aarsing
| ioftii from the earth, 10 shadea ana beau'iut
iocahty on tne west nah6 af .'ls annie tl'er,
seventeen miles, north east, from the town 81 IA
Ten Rouge. me temperature Q, ehe spring cary
| IN March was found to be " Fahr. the ar az
| that time being so7 The water Is pleasant, sal"-
tary ana nearly inodorous
After removal FROM the SPRING or by exposure
10 The air, rustcgiored, localeht Substance SLOW
" Subsidies from IT,.
Density o. the water lo0o6, distilled water peins
assefhed as lWNW, :, a., ooo
ote hundred litres OF me water lnearly !ylIs.v
eramries by weight contain an amount 81 sslinss
,n ta ~" ~ sas H. ,,.a nsrai
sn, i, H. ,rn,r.;a.. ~ Ia .ra fo,,,I nresst,t.
s,aa ~ = ia uratntnss.
IT, 900 ~
prntn,t,o nj fr,p fse
po1assa i9n t.
M.anas;. i,sa !.
fihfnr,na ON
f,art,,,n;r Ar;a Ig0
a,,i,,ari, Ala for
a;i;r. lin
rraaa, =, r,s;n, u...,,r.
aI,r.nie ,nst,s, snS iass 0045
e'' sa75
A,,,,, t,,e s.,,rs ,,,o. dissntvna IN tbs
-. ~ w. A,a..s'sa -, sar ~. .as.,as -
"s'e rh, w. ,nas rsnd;,,r, '''e' 'no ps''
do q Galci,,,,
~ ~ - t,a,s.a,,,,,u
do It rrn,,
p,earb.psts ri The protoxids ofrron.
~ ~ s;,ra
carb,n.,s ~ soaaa
snnhais ~ dn
dn " rdms
do p p,,ul
do tt Iron
su,cate Of Soda ".
''' do Of al I potassa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13


The American guard of fifty men, left by Mr. Dor
land for the protection of the Transit Company's
property at Punta Arenas, have been disbanded.
and return home by this steamer. Matters remain
ed quiet at San Juan.
The rains have been very heavy, and the river is
in good condition for crossing-the transit having
been made in less time than for several months
past.
The Transit Company's steamer Ogden. Captain
Gariner arrived at San Juan on the Goth utimo
al! we'll.
The Star Of the West went ashore at Jamaica.
The particulars we give below.
We are ihqebted to the purser of the steamer for
late intelligence, and files Of Jamaica and other
papers.
fFrom the Colonial Standard, June %
The American steamship Star of the West, which
arrived in this port late Tuesday evening, quilted
her mornings for sea about ten o'clock the same
night, and had not proceeded far when she unfor
tunately grounded in shallow water. As soon as
Information OF the accident had reached the agents
Messrs. Kitchens J. Co.--they Immediately des-
patched the Ocean Queen, Vampire, and several
smaller vessels, to her assistance, and the greatest
exertions were made to get her of before daylight
but without success. During the morning Of yes
terday her crew net being able to move her, appii-
cation was made TO Capt Cooper, r. NJ Supern-
tendent of the Royal Mail Company at this port,
for assistance, who Immediately, with his usual
good feelings, permitted the Royal Mail Company's
steamer Eagle to afford her the necessary aid II
is also stated that Commodore Henderson afforded
all the means at his command to extricate her; but
we regret TO state, at late hour yesterday they
were unable to get her afost. We were rather sur
prised that the captain of the steamer should have
been indiscreet as TO have left Kingston on such
a dark and squally night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13

To WHAT ARE We CouNo We arc informed
that a lcw DAYS since a cask was deposited from
freight { ain q the depot In Canton Stalk county,
With tic simple direction Canton upon i. This
sibgular aud inexplcabie direction led to an cx'
sp,jnatior. The Cask was found to I've filed with
flsiols aud bowie knives. Everything was care.
ily replaced, 10 see who would call FOR package
tith aieh uuusual con'cits In n short Time
lOic priest called. cl,imed and carried away the.
tasE ills said tbat casks milar to the one above
fE,k1n 81 &C being ssps ID different dis9eiions
tgtFN rtvtffy. u R.It a. We oami,c' On,
svraff e--f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13

SPEEDY RETRiBUrIoN--Eafly on the morning OF
Saturday last, man named Sebastian Murasky
was caught in the act Of perpetrsting burglary at
the premises Of George Fendleton, ESQ., on the lie
banon road, about three miles from this city. Hs
was brought TO the city and taken before Es. Rowe
ksmp. who held him to appear before the Grand
Jury now IN session: he was there indicted and In
less than an hour vas arragncd before the Criminal
Court, where he was tried, convicted aud sentenced
to five years imprisonment N thc'penitcntiaIy The
same afternoon nc was taken 70 Columbus under the
custody q one ofthe deputy therins Here we have
an Instance Of a crime rs detection. The arrest Of
tie perpctrtor. a preliminary trial, "a inycstiga-
ton before the Grand lury, final trial. conviction
End sentence MI N I'll pnscc or i,ss Than .Walyo
l0t. -rN. gs.i Co~awNrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13
THE COLONIAL VIEW OF THE CUBAN
QUESTIoN.

From the Kingston Journal July IL
Every fresh circumstance that transpres in re.
gard TO the relative positions Of the United States
aud Spain on the Cuban question tends TO demon.
stratc that events are rapidly hastenugto crisis
and the shape whi,h these events are assuming
leads 20 the conviction that that crisis viii be ter
rihle one. Ever since the great republic began to
look With greedy eye on Cuba, acquisition to
the pro-slayery cause, which has advanced of late
with snch giant strides, every act OF the United
States in connection with tina. island evinces de-
sire for It's Incorporation a the states Of the
Union. Such az annexation would materially tend
TO rivct The shecklcs q. American slavery; aud
therefore Americans because they desire t. uphold
slavery, afe determined IL have Caha. by fair means
u they can. ~ foui ifthey must. NEGOTIATIONS Zoe
tic accomplishment, Of this Purpose having failed.
uarandirg eNrt ditons were got Up, AND the coasts
Of Cuba we're invaded. Bot like the more peaceful
attempts these also failed, and thc ringleaders
a tho bnte0neers were r8rottd ~ si0t. ~
VS. then, $50 nor uil thea, shoggh we'll
& Rluca lor mrfiha hsln'a 'lmt the lopez
tttfeH Ne Ell t.r t.a-e o' iea fH.r' osf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT OK THE WATERFOWL AND
ROME RAIEoAp---A serious accident occurred ON
ths road On Saturday forenoon last. A party Of
men were engaged IN repairing the bridge at Gid
ding's, between Adams and Pierrepont Manor, and
had taken out the rails for that purpose 1t is said
that the attention oil the foreman was called to tha
ing at his watch, that the train would be due st
ESQ., referring evidently 10 the mail train going
north, and forgetting the freight train going south.
due at the very moment, and which came upon them
gineer, fireman and conductor saved themselves By
jumping from the train. The engine went nearly
over the open space, and then dropped In back
wards. the tender going down hrd, followed BY the
engine and one freight car In the latter thrco
passengers who, as the car was broken to pieces,
spilled out int, the stream, and escaped unhurt. A
brakeman named Lyons went down with the wreck.
and was 80 much Injured that he lived but few
minutes. The engine, new one, put on the road
about two weeks ago, was badly smashed up, as was
also ono Of the freight cAts.-ROms Sentind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13

srgIors ASSAULT iron SHERIFF PRIcE By Nus.
RoBI>s yesterday morning "a Sheriff Price
entered the room q Ms Robinson for the purpose
Of delivering her meal as usual. without any provo
cation or q word passing between them, she seized
a brass candlestick with marble bottom AMI struck
the sheriff a.seyere blow with il over his eye, knock
ing him down and inficting a considerable wound
on his face. Because Of the necessary discipline
enforced b. Mr.. Price in her case, she had become
angry with him some time since, and probably this
enmity, cherished by her secretly ever since, in.
tuced the assault. Imme date'y on recovering Mr..
Price properly directed the murderess 10 be hand
csffed and chained fast in her CELL where she may
row realize more fully her awful situation. She Is
ugly teycnd endurance, and makes great disturb
aDce at the jail. II is right TO ribbon such dcs
Ierste character, though womsn.--Iroy Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THB WEST,
VERY LATE FROM THE WEST INDIES.
News from Central America.
American Affairs In q Colonial Point Of view,
&c, &C., TO-

The steamship Star of the West, Capt. Tinkle
paagh, arrived yesterday morning from San Jnan ia
eight days. She brings 463 passengers, 81 .OsT s5S
II on freight, aud large quantity in the hands of
passengers.
The Star Of the West brings the following