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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
. uhere .ho, lived foce.lel

where they lived together os r-n and vife ri'r he
fcd rasssco fo1 bor on baard 'ho Yaases Bl4is no
s.fee,uC 10 work HE own pa-,sge lie represented her
Rs bosrd. The captain hose goodness ~ ha SO
bforPhout biz whole aad affair hss lesu noble ali
homInc, in order % protect her from iu.l't in the
storage for vbch her passage rad been taken gave
he bOth in staieToom in the second otb,n
vb another woman, 1bis removed her coasilsrably
fC ibe prefence Of ber lover Uip worked on fb. fr
rMd dect and she takng ADVANTAGE OF nc, no.,f N
b-yen 10 hiTt with the young board viii h when
the knowtdgc thereof came T. the Of Avery, rem
de-ed him exceedingly jeslous An opportunity oTsing
fo- rim 20 be near her pfrson and oberyia. this coa'
us conduct on her part HE mnd became excei o su
eSttni a. the writer hrms believes that D., became
monomaniec for though hi conversation other sub
je seemed sensible enough yet evisn' from tho
sgiised manner in which be ac, aad poke times as
well nervous twitohing Of his whole cpGntenan.e
when hc would speak that HE mind IL not der9ngcd was
si ksst certainly overwrought with excitement
On the 18th Of February, Of atOI; O'Clock in tho
ebiI The passengers alarmed by -hiek from
female voice which prove to be SIS RlssM H. woran
about the after deck. crying my brother has killed me"
and falling upon the deck in five 0ute she corpe.
She bad be- but few mnu prevols 20 that sitting in
the cabin engaged in lively conversation with Of the
passenger when Avery called her deck On approach
ing her he drew from belt in hi, side large ten itch
sowie knife with which he stabbed her in the right breast
~verDg the ephemeral artery, the knife passing through
her back Immediately after uniting this adfl deed
he Snapped pistol twi his breast BIT finding II
would not 20 of he drew from his pocket, with
Secu deep and severe ga.h 10 his throat then rush
INC forward 10 where she had flen and wre the plssen
gers and others began 10 collect he cried ~and gen
7hnen old i ihen falling beside the dead body, he
heEf LO hlssec HuTblC Cbeeke saying loved
that girl but You cabin p4s,tn ngers did this This
smost heart rendng scene the writer ever witnessed
trs laid the poor nanpled body Of the unfOtun girl
her bent her equally unfortunate though guilty lover
sring the most euenable expressions Of his fergcnt
attachment 10 her. while The blood streaming from
ss throat Every one expected to him momea.arily
srue lie did lot die however the surgeon succeeded
IN saving no his wound and ho il nearly recovered
Ve had preliminary examination before the American
on,u at Rio de JsDoro who ordered him San Fran
ssco for trial Since the SD he has become
o0te p,nitent and was lis trial With considerable for
tude 1he poor fellow has mother living in Norwich
Courty rpon whom this blow will fall very heavily when
Ne iesrus the particulars Of the sad affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE-7H PER-
SONS DROWNED.
of The ny. Tribune

Cor,spoodeucs Of The N T. Tribune
valdez Orange Co, Monday, April "a, 1851
AnO, ostressiDg accident occurred about seven miles
from ibs ps'e Saturday las'. Two sons of Marshal
within highly respectable farmer residing in the TO va
Of Hsmponburgh, 70 the Wa kel 70 wash offs wagon
sud drove the horse into the sream Ths horse getting
into dee water and becoming entanged in the harness
the beys frightened and jumped out of the wagon
into tie watsr the Oldest, eighteen years OF ago went
down iInme datey and did not rise third who
the hOuse by, hearing the cries of his little brother
ran to the water and with noble devotion attempted 70
bis life by plungiDg into the stream after him, bat
unfortunately the little fellow gpped him around the neck
ard both went down together in the arms Of death The
boysweFe aged H. II aud ~. Their bodies found
The day and will be eyed 10 their last resting
place tb afternoon. deep gloom rests upon the neigh
borhood in consequence of the sed event
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
DIED,

MIDDLETON Phiisdep "A Monday April q 10 ths leti
YER OF Way p # Cha les Mdd on sod daughter
o. sanuel Il ylor of Nfw-foIk
MATHEW Tuesday noraing aer short aud severe ines
his James Mathews formerly mefensno oil
Ills Cis ...-
s friends bd ntafc's md hose % bis nephew Arthur
atteno rs fgnera tom hs isfe
No Lutepsc eflgs - ~ O'Clock on Ihuft
47h inst fneIsl eicoe et 30 1cch " y. Peers
ed Eleventh TOR interment
lLLIVAs On the 2zd inst Frederick Sal N Sgd 80 Jsns
Ths euslns ia the Cemetery Of EveTlreens
sANhS On Tuesday mornrs April p Or1a PSynne, onlf
Of Olive and Joel SnmiI ossd yssr and n0aths
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corRT cAlsNDAx ru,s Day

SUPERIOR CoURr Part In main halding. Nos. d,s,
sli SIS 87 az Gl 983 81 6li 60 8 Stl S5l 10Y
81 S5 a57 gs0 6 s65 siT 800 sj sb ssi sj 80
6T s9 5ili 21 50 ~. 81 fut I .SSs ~" Ss
i78 $50 t3- b5l. So i)Jt % o'l ')'b
5eS 5g8 60 8 q 0 6l8 250 90 . ..
CiRCUIT ut Nos 36s, 3I 3le, 453 - -, jp, S''
i-G 40 N5 f95 ~. 90 5o - .
L s DsruIcr CoURT Judge Hall Nos 49, 81. q.
CO. g. %. p % "a. 10 . ~,
SorefME CorRr-Sp-ciai Tcrm-No'. 81 II. ~ s.. )i.
lDi g 81 81 Gj o. 81 80. "a %
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As Frpiso PAIR OSf CaCGP7 .vn A8rn-Yssterlay
no'5is . &c ns ,ss''sf'h' w. Get sEos tl- s' =
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wsss 8,ys ,pbi, ei.ps.s- bc1 ,s ss,rr
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= tte tar tine ridg hs - h M t1 or iat
% i.sa soi , :niv.d ~ re - poers u ~se = 's' i'-
care q Pc eoa ata 7ero - TIE t,fe r oaes ',sfy
MslsLsE,.' or si ~ tao o r., .nl ,s-is r,s.,-s
T. enc -, ~ o he tsa To- oa'' D-ist 20 ta .
lsm'n Hubier i-o fr rulsv.y %
1so. .bs vent t5sebs, = - X. OBJ i.i..
So ~t't - ~, rs empT'o The YONG ar wa, Is hl9t
Of sHs fo' ard coe.udins fEo's an ~b. osr,sl
ew The 'usrF. end h-z.doas fo wsch i-ssrs.d
rss e h-rnsw iores f- 4. Mo- s-,.isr
II. ,uiv1l q ser 4. be, vhicb cons ION Eaasrsr
lsPohTANT AsREsr-A Hghvagmqa CqugEl-S1n
o. esi .,s par, Of uosI.p coz s s.rd "a 70 yisn
80, ~, for .h Wet \ re nb; train o. = the na1br n,.si
ws' 10 ioss before Le dsise indsdas .tag IA M
% 90 e sss % a ',.s for fo[ s.o T- as
osndpg .Soe P6or,E Gse ~ss va. % tie po. os. s
u'Vs tooi ofsse conveyed
pc.et foD5 tls cGsr. 10 ssd .usb n tas nsms :,
5s 3. @ Be- 70 o.sy s & nt si pa S
s % sp S' S Of si poos: S:e S % the 1sy % c ss ,
TIE ou,sos skeleton and do1sa
hsrae dd uS e,pSed cssc, for eco on the ogo I I9
s.s p sS d 5p pSo. 'G p S" & no
fbs NfrhspcS Baltimore. HO
from New Hsgn tia, he purchased cafe bail far
,hlD to 'Peege sith BY selling assn and oreiends o b.
IN the business for which he has 4i the nDle Hs
will probably b. vel taken Of Albany Ars1, 2Vs
MURDIR IE BROAD DAILIGHT.-AbOut 10 oClock yes
teTdsy morning nsmed JDhu Clancy ged sbou thirty
the RAio OF Amoud+t between Roauh and Ffhs k-pt By
ore BeAn 1Ie body the POc- Oce la
there held the following verdict I1hn ,sn-y
came to LIS 6eh from injuries received In s3mai from
ran whose name unt the Jrry tn 2th Of Apr
1874 ~ The R % cofe, hOuse" 5horlJ st~r psrpes0n
Of he mureer, LEndy and Harris were e,,es,ed
st LoI. Dsmocrst 2,t.
EMIGRATIos PROM TIE EAST TO THE WXsr.-NOg tha.
the snr5ilon from Nee snd TO Ctrs aod is.ra.
in degree tho emigration tbs Ws has
ct increased w lean th dlrink spring
tbe number issvHg by the 0f Wore aud Wsrn
whole families appeared
N,CbUse,s sIdtw smpshie Msoy istend to o.4te in IN.
bound Wisconsin te0it9.
!ies sdli ferther westward. Boston Traveller.
DIPLoRABLE SITUATION The Hon Luther Seversn,s
msine ls'e United States snr Srdsich Islands
returned ia home Ia Augusta Mr. Is afflicted with
ircurbbe which
hos ro ou reqsIes d. ssng He sctna bss
Ankfu that Providence
nit lin 10 bone d the bosom Of his family
have his bocy buried among his kindred
Col. Cuny Of Brazos, Texas arrived in Cineia
O. april canisd by whom ne bad
for the purro OF emsncpng the according ths
4de aaths proper
rtcod MADE Col ttes his ee people TO Texas a. h
pe,e where according his vs provide for
th,r future vel being than 10 ftes State
LABoRERs WANTED TIE BLACK RIVER AsD Urea
RAILRoADsy advertisement in the Utica psPe~e observe
that huIGIed aboIers meda e wanted hs linz Of
the Black River and Us Railroad STEADY oymsn and good
wages will be given.
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s.s.r->f E -r-s -~e..-f psms. cs Dad N'F''a'
W Is-fss f-.a Wal ei. and VA -., r..s..
scffL<rs .r-st th5 tasaee1 g h''A - ~'
O. No {. - We givra q. ..-,
- t,-r- ,,i s,sa ssrsr Il o',issk .rt =, s p.
- u--rv 81 7 80 Ar Finl Of bsQns 9
Z ~r1ur-v ~ hhflf -ul.i s,r2 oe fk -
trEs.v fes Cas-; Dnsrou. Of tbs FfS "as '
mi d. a. Tst1ru 5,f se7uFsny
CH.RGE o. GstND LlrcTSr.-A servant gtd nsm p
NeT Travis safr-s.1 F W,a Poes yes-e dAj -
cf,r.e ,rsans s.f III Mrs Ansnss PssssI. Sas sA'sS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

GnAr ExoITrMrNr IN WINDsoR " H-A FATHER
PoisoSfD EY SoS oS-EsCAPE or THE MURDERER.-A
corepOndeIt informs that much excitement prevails in
W1sor n H. in consequence OF an unnatural and inbu
nn outrage peTpstrated by who fatally poisoned
BE her and attempted to kill his aunt The particulars
s'Hsb od Us as follows:
0lMopday morning. the 81 inst, Mr. Lemuel Curtce,
Windsor n H., and Mrs Lyon, widow lady, and SIS
kd hr. Curtice, then acting hOuskeeper for Mr.
C soon after eating their bre skfat both attacked
viii violent fits Of vomiting DR. Wilkins of Antrim,
eu& fer and at pronounced them poisoned. Both
eonrued to yomit, and remained in great distress for
Hvual hours The poison il is supposed, was admins
istd In the tea of which Mr. Cartice drank two cups
IN l., on dr. aux but part of cup, and feeling nausea
A The table and went into the bedroom adjoining where
10 sf,w moments she was seized with vomiting Before
M Cutce had drunk the whole of the second cuphe was
sniariy seized Mrs l.. having drunk but small quan
h was soon relieved Mr.. Curce fingered in great pam
saa Monday night, the l7th INST when ne dled. Dr.
Hatch of Iills borough and DR.. wilkins, attended him
eung his illness pronounced his symptoms the ELECTS OF
nstallc poson, and after his death po" Torse" eI
sEnaion gave convincing evidence that such was 'he
6suicion was entertained that the poison VISA put int
he tea by son Of the deceased he was then at ONE
and with whom Mr. Curtis had had some difficulty some
or three days after the poison was taken, Diy4d
fsq- Of Hsborougb, made complaint for MI Carnce
Against the suspected Upon this warrant was ssaed
md placed in the hands of sheriff. who, the next morn
ss vent in search Of young Cprioe put a on nu;y
sssd that he had left the place where he had been Vne
seoe midnight the night previous Since then nothips
ssssever has been heard OF the young man IL is 70 po
edtha be may be arrested, aud nade 10 susl 'e
ssalty Of his diabolcal act Boston Times Aprh IL
kIoIDL.-Frederic Daggett q highly esteemed citizen
Haven found hanging in the cellar Of bis house corner
psl s3d Hisbss yesterday sferpeon He hse indicates ~
essn Of min for days though hardly enough TO .srsnt
slsiy When he was missed spdsy his frisuds wsre
asd and commenced search which resulted In fndies his
time NJ D.ssstt va. By .pIsiyds
which supposed TO have az cted his mind to
He about and bad married second wifs
Sss sso Sew Haven Journal and Courier, April a
re Norfolk Argus says that $4,000 worth of prop
NY have been spirited away from that city by the I'm
''toand Railrosd within the last twelve months
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
VILLLA.MSBURGH ITEMS

CoysoN CorScIL AT the meeting Of the common
Counc Nor say ordnance or boasdnS me re
within tbs bud1p her.ater 70 e
t,s nus f other material than ths, Of sood Ihs n Ne
folovs CoumesenI tbs Lat River o. the .ae
EeV-.thst thence along kleveon
m .t ro Of thence line 10 teet from orandS
- the East River
Ffsz DIPIRTNrsT ELEcTIOS-The election for Chief
81 a.u, Frsines-s fire Department Monday even
s-!ea = y. ss-tior u hs 70, g-iug s'r7- ,r's s-lo
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
YARtsIED

REIFsEYDs RS EALL-At schuy Ali Haven, Pa Aerl q
Re fsn Of ffstpcr L. 70 hho yo4aoss dsish
ter Of D-nisl Small Of the t1rmef pllce
DUSSCOMB On the T5th irgt in Ati1ty iurch
b. The Rev bishop WIN ssEe las Chief Ens
Il s. \ ns Carore Il daughter q tie late Col + D1a'
con b o. Weshiuqon CIV ID &.
TnACKsrON-s srOaM-Oa Tuesday April 26 by thu Rsv L.
Nncut Nhss rtsckstOn 20 Mss nlie siOrm, sipPt'i
dsushttr VI Mr az. Storm nefchaD. Of this City
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
MARINE couRr-BeeOlo Judge Tuospsos
- Aided T. Conkln aet Urtsh wilkins
To recvyer of the prlpris'Or OF the Metro DOlitsu

Torecvver of the proprietor OF he METROPOLITAN III ,el
Coaches 6 60 The value Of ags he tfaysus tsans soa
rtets p.cfd with upon Of the coach s1i enis1
a. he Hudson River Railroad o. Sstury 18Th Feb
la,, 20 he convsved 20 the M4tropo in 80 el 49,,
The trunk belonged 10 Mr 10 eph Lesycrah wno "ne ne
clsu 10 psntf Mr. belonged 10 Quebec ent sI,ei nrs
,ddins Tho contlef. b-sies
o~s tV Zine eohns b, Nj b. $50 In p 'ce ~,
Ais 10 rins each; gold hpx slu sttnet tnk Nc
Tbs,s srrivo safe Ths r3
rsiyinr oil thj. v a drr 90. Jadgm NJ referred
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
SUPERIOR COUEr- se'ors Juss. Dufa


Suit Of ejecment by an heir Of the original proprietor
oue possession Of pst o. tTu In ths
Sxthss ani ID eisan
snn teeth m Ac slosd, referred 70 Neac
sor S.eusan There tri.l wiih Hna verte as uaS
oh-r rsre suug some few m'a a, snes Ain at
. rortsyus Folhoppe then IL but anita iii Aot
susUrr ard the p,silt was dsnss'd
Nixon Beach -
act1s dan rom rtcton Ia ~nch Ihs
con Of the m,ssrae sviu judgment tor Zoo Reversed
sealed verdict
Before J0dgo OAELEa
Cav in sst N.vlor ..
To recover damages FOX alleged injury % plantIh
goods in ahinS down u7s Is Wdm alteliT refsirsd
~ Nsdct r plant We ,ni tbi' lager am aat
ap ts ha been ndsTed relisd SHEA ss1vcs desaint
fCm paynent OF any costs !
Rsfor Ildse CANrngLL.
M.Dsrucnt Rssn sni NTH
A..ip lieutenant aud ons OF ths nembsb ot ps
lice sixteenth Ward alleged false inPdsonmeui already re-
etted Verdict for Piainuh no
P-trr Hsrten q the sixth ~ Rdlrrst Company,
recover av "a Sknbct- dc~n ~
the jan3u9n OF Nacs aad nsm n.w
as while sniid saick lie US cutht ~ ,ns
frt ps md dragSsi along sac c1ndieftsl hu h
rh, III. csd BY the OF h' disero,
the car clains SStoc dsmses In tef-n. N'ro
that The fault ant h'ae In rsv his rt'nuos a.
rected Ofher regtntf sisanhs e"o"' ~ '"'
car - charge Owen this f0r' n0Ou
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26


GREAT FIRE IN TERRE HAITIAN extensive fire
CURED in 1ene aute, Indiana tho night Of the ilh
inst An entire block destroyed including the places
of business of twenty firms The fire was comm ln
Gated TO fight G stairs outside Of Mr. Snyder leather
store and swept the whole block from j. C. Ross store
to Fourth st westward. and from Main st. to Ohost eI
cept three buildings opposite the Uniyer
salist church The buildings occupied by hessrs
Eailow Coats U0unet, Joyce, Hedden SnSdF. and seY-
era sbCo stoTe and Fourth st. Patrick Brown,
DR. FabnestOcks Office, Ball d Lock wood, BARRIERS
shop Fairbanks rihe fscory Graces marble yard, ID ID
sons provision store Neumeisters confectionery estab
lishmen and Dmmick cabinet shop; and not least, the
huge livery stable Of Westfal & Chadwick. Tne build
ings wCie, excepting the stable and tgO Others,
cheap wooden buildings bat the loss Of property is
gr' a hey, like every building in this city we're stuffed
full
ASoTnER FIRE AT BRocKFoRr-- The Hall OF the Sons
of Temperance in Brockp,r took fire the m)rnug Of
the 18th but il soon o1tngu'shed The celebrated
Arnihatos employ ed. and to have answered
good purpose The damage by the fire is set down
at $1,000.
Frr At ALix,sDRIA VA destructive fire occurred
Al Axards Oh the nebt quantity rsiu br
s HGaess 20 oS o bs, s st aa' S id rsos ses
aud Duke ia AS dsccvsTed 10 be n M, an pl,uns
Dshs veIe3,e bad be root Ps,ii,y dgf',ed, & sn mex, @
roed sNO e, corn ws slso dama'a be er 5as pa
eHius'edb by the Gaseiie Al ESQ
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NASHVILLE. IENN-A hre broke
out lat oh siSat is ga .sSsn seoes IL 'es f5 IN %
psT Of he city TIL b"iidipg' together "in ths ..
lumber the premises were refa,' TO es9e Afn41
our eutcrpiDg younR en0s ing undsrsud .
nom doas--dFe thoussnd insured
NASHVILLE linton. April H.
FiRF IN WArERBURY-A fire broke out in the plating
,hop of Manuac'urg Co fcOry WaieTbuiY Coma
On hc dame sed the bu dug to the amount OF tto
PrRsosAI-Judee Barculo OF Poughkeepsie has gone
u hah Europe panied BY snd daughter lie
expscec in time for the June term Of the snp'em
Court
Wm H. Burleigb. formerly reridont of Syracuse but
roIe recently Albany bs resigned the oaee Cor ondin
Secretary Of the Stats Ten peranco Society.
The Rev John Humphrey. son Of President Hunohrey,
Of college elected the chsr Of Moral fhoso
phy IN Hamilton College
VIM Bu,we, Esq, OF Virsoia, has become one OF the
editors of TIE Boinore Patriot tie spoken Of as gestse n'a
Of industry ard sbytwo defabe qsaihss abou rs"
paper establishment
The Ron Amos Hadey OF Troy, form riy Speaker OF
the Assembly shs city where he intends 20 PT'c
lice law.
TIE Boston Bee thinks that the future home of the Pop'
OF Rome will be in this country
A large lot of Senator Norrss ruiliaDly Nebraska
,reeeh have been New Hauphe lately anked By ths
President and bearing tender serpon on the first page
With the aAecionste regards
FRANK PIER f"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
NEW-.LERNEY iYRKY

NIrrIss oT THE CONN'N COUNcIL or JEEsET CIR -
Last sTstrs e~us Of tl- Con Co-nc :, i'e
Lscsrn Ai Lfen Ch,tr An11r the IT. n 'i 'isa
he sdiss o v.rs sir :. csntrsst 'ae
who sfrst-d Nr hen- sai odscisd a
the . niEbt o,ptoes dsos ron tas
he Casf "a fa-er eEef
ile hanks terd.-ed - Ai B-t
Pfs.iSeur Bosti FOR he which h hi rr-t-d
tru- NJ GFrs Cssds C-k q TIE Couanca Coaa
eli for - 10 stc' he hsd sehsrsed h ds las
Bsra then courne4 10 nee, ssa - CLERKS 3A;s a a4y
I've
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HIR1IIs.

BAKER-Apl % Mr, Baker wife Of hN % Bassr ef ',n
JONFS-Apl % Mrs J0ne', wife OF William l. J1ne' o.
KANF- Aori % Mr Kane vita Of x mue Kans Of son
WiLKINsON-Ayfil % Mr Wilkinson wio oi James "hn'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
TGEsD.T April 95
s.,. .f stoessat phiiAGisl phia.

s.Dr,,.1 for The ~ Y Trfbsns b. Nsssr, Fay Taox1
F,r,, saard-ssloo City g - gi e9 % % ~ 49,
Mst &C. ,5.n Izo s oo9 KsLsnston e. 70 sot tS1 ~
r.. !. s1 "a. Al 2f 10 b5 n, 90 20 Cam. Amb %
fss 40 Isrb 8. 20 IS sys 30 s. 8, 81 AZ llH
Pssa In a. IS Bearer Mssd9y ", = 81, Is. TO-
iig S Fssdps r. e<sh st lfo DO, e,sn St 80
IS Ssi; DO 81 SLshish Nav s3si sBanf Sof'H A~'''''
s,.,s.a eIs ra,s.-sI COO Re.dins Co. 70 s..s 7
sseorS 4-sssto Perm s.. Fl sx wSinh 4s csh. ml
G|,.rs Barr Isl 10 Bsnk Of Penn IN 49,, NJ p,.s a,
10ey boa,S-ioo R,seins RR. 0t 10 'SSp' Wv ~
a yfr ksburs fis bank Of Ksntsety ~ - L. IA
CsoSsg P,ts..-Unsed ss.tss q e. ~ ga ". s,ss Raj
q "a 6N Is So ~ 49, "a - Ic~s
ro.d ri Ia si .isd Bsss. ~ sd S.:s Ia a' nf.
70 - .s.s ses ysT 6. az ~ BID 7s ~ked % Do
ssas hz IS sisd DO Pnsf,rr.d szt pa ~ Sssa Ss
ls ~ is ssssd Lshsh Are, q bA "ssd csi's Osss
bid lSi asks1 STEADY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
TAagert,s.ue7t.
Tnr oLn Drs.rLnoEF GnLERY-ArcrIoy sAI

IUL
In he large coGs long she Dassdrrf G,e cry ~
truly beautiful col 0n NJ PaE0gs ~li1 W b. 90
by John Kses Thursday sd rfdty evening. T. feci. W
Of col ecois oierct au- Ion IA ths Cj
Nor should s 90 yii them
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

April 2j.......................65 "a B
Tue History Of Jose oh and his Brethren will be mus
cslly illustrated this evening the Broome Church
Ier of En- fe the benefit of The Five Points House of In
dury the children If which will sing all the choru.es and
of the songs and ectaons in the C4ntaa The part
# Joseph will be sustained by Master William Legs
prospective Mario according report just entering his
tteI and opportunity will bs presented for occasional
dt,smson, accompanied by soft music on the organ We
trust tb musical novelty OF Mr. Curtis scientific vocal
composer eady celebrated well benevolent con
siderato1s for MIR PeGses exhausted y will
support.
The Rev John p Lundy will deliver lecture
Wednesday this evening. in Stuyve'ant In'titue on
"Sbaksperes Merchant OF Venice To Commune at
o'clock Nj L. is said to be thoroughly qualified for tais
critical task
Mr. FARRIsc intends give course oflec,ures in the
French and English lar guage at the Chapel of the Uni
ysrsty 10 begin Oh the second Wednesday OF May The
general subject be treated is the rise and progress OF
the De tmocraic Sentiment throughout ,dern times be
ginning with the Reformers OF the Nth Century aud
coming down 10 the American Revolution and the
great French Revolution Of 1923. The lectures will
be given in Enelish on evening and repeated in
French on another; and will we doubt not be enriched by
histories learning and rendered interesting by glowing
and enthusiastic language.
The following gentlemen elected Trustees of the
New.York Society Library. on Tue'dsy, 2'th ms.
Gulan C. verplanck, William lpglis Alexander X kodg
era Day,op Hobart Frederic DePeyster james DePeyser
Ogden. Joshua Colt Joseph Delafeld. James IL Titus
Charles N Leupp John II Gourie, James w Beekman'
John Bgelow. Henry j. Anderson Stephen C. Williams
The Nev York Typographical Society at its weekly
meeting on Saturday evening last appointed the President
and Vice President delegates to represent the society ~
the opening of the Crystal Palace on the ith oil MAY next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
rAdv-rtiiement

"UNCIr TOMS CABIN This night will make the
thee hun5edh sutsion f Uaee Toms c.ein = "a, \
ehies The coca ~ dpy of Gss music Illumination aud ire
works TIE piece VII be performed both afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

THs MACHINIsTs AsOCI.rI0N The Aaealnists As
socaioa Of orery 'yins parn Of tie ser
,eiy burrso have the ste aad are erei as
sustAus ug0n ~ by q feet IN aat foa sc'es
hch shch their buusss rh nss bsidias viii 'e
fpi.hr l,th OF M ra. Asccfla Of nsehsas
bu.1e.- oat III wih mo4eafe ea'l
e. sd have trecee6ed we'll
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

AcCIDENT.-A 3Oon Yesterday cl-perter, named
Jsrrrih OLe.rv ia the snploy OF ttlroS
over ,tr'in - TIE NesYort aud l. Re.t car.
the Jerses CITY psssog u7 sni
snohcr eo~u When the uptrsn bad passed OLary no. per-
cefin. ihe ~ sr.in sopea und - The A o, 90 cr a.
tbe E1s1ei IRON
the sh aud ks Otherwise nured ne ta'ea
hi. houe MOntsomerys, sni a.-tSr conveyed t. -
EsvYok IL tal n almost Die co,fn non ne va,
co0dan h,f putatoa not b. psffrm,i
recovery dsut lie has mother depsniiss upoa him fos
support
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
AiVeItisencnt.

GAS Gas Gas Chandeliers aud Gas Fixtures, Of
modern srd sntique de'isns VII be found he aer
va Co No 10 broai~hy Ih7 arssss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
TrIspAY. April 25-P. n

TrrsDAr April 2s-P.
The stock Board dull today and prices without I'm
porsb, change, were heavy There was great isck
orders and the market exhibited but little disposition !"
op4rse either on the part Of bulls or bears Bst~sea
n, Boaids IS make, yes frm- Al the second b'Ah
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
> BracIets Pendant, &C.. tn,
Gar Chandeliers

Gas Chandecrs, Brachtts, Pcndants- NC thr
complete variety o snd csts designs Tered IN l
Ct Beautiful ant English received al 70
be sod a. very puces bv " J. DA~ 60, Agsa tof
Kddes Cos ,.laot MsIb 81 aad 3 Broad