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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ACCIDENT

To ne Editor Of The n. y. TyibuRss
SIR Lat night about6 O'Clock. the passenger train
vss cming down from Albany the Hudson River Rail
road rome two miles above the Tivoa Station foul
Of some large rocks which few minutes before, had
role down the bank the track The locomotive the
tender and baggage and mail cars were smashed to
atoms and slivrS-throwiDg baggage, mail bags and ag
ments in every direction 10 considerable distance When
the train finally came to stop it found that manged
and persons under the ruins and the most
energetic efforts made by all present to remove the
rubbish and txtricste the sufferers The engineer was
hupd horribly crushed snd gasping and in short time
WAS said TO be dead two brakemen and fire men
were badly bruised and burned under the engine whom
va thought could not live than few hours Thus
four Of the hands very badly crushed two of whom
was told in the morning dead But TO the great
prise and gratitude Of a passengers were seriously in
jured-tbough there five full in the train-not
whs,sr ding they received knocks The passengers
worked hard for hours to discover and release the
suffering The want of sufficient timely signals TO give
notice of dangerous distractions the track seemed to be
The cause cf the disaster. PASSENGER
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
LAW INIlELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GrSsS,L Term


DECISIONS.
More, Beach James RAymsDd impleaded
with Avsh MsaD, appellant
On claim of s4,7lO II by John NJ ITimble contractor
luopg Theater is7s which claim ss-isnst
10 plaintiff srd interest being 81 s7t and spPe 80
Judgment rvered and report referred back unless pnti
eonten writing to remit tI5I ID with costs WIN
,sye 10 enter uds OF afirmsnee pro tnne A.,
In the following Judgment affirmed with eoss sA MI
ehGel Muns,h respondent John Dumond appeeut Jete
lin DonoL the New York State Mutual Innance onPsny
Roler samnel Downs JOHN HsdroP at Glasssr
respondsIts smith appellant
ersOn ast John II Broad and others -,
following judgment reversed with cost VIZ
Marbe sppellsB George Wills Wm Thompson, PLAZA
It'd and respond ast John sutphen
MeCubn ! Mopcriefsgt Joseph Barrett ,
molten hereafter II jude rnent celo~ Is act aside
iTnpesded &c appellant a. sn OF John
Kelly respondent Motion for new trial dened Judgment a.
frmfd
Joah Brese and Henry Elliott Freik Banse appellant
judgement set aide aud report opened and referred
bach be With liberty to introduce cert0n testimony
cess 20 abide the event 80
John j v Westery.t Sheriff .ait Of George Bruce
In relation printing office sold by the Sherif anu
claimed by Mr. Is Motion trial denied with costs
Fire Department of New York sgt Bufum, appellant
Motion for new trial denied with costs and Judgment
affirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
THE HUDSON RIVER RAHRO1D ACCIDENT

TWO MEN DIED FROM THEIR INJURIES.
We understand that the injuries of two persons have
terminated fatally since the accident to the express
train, on the Hudson River Railroad just above Tivo
last evening The names of the killed are
Joseph McLauehlin, brakeman, about % years
Of age
Charles Betran brakeman, died from his injuries
this forenoon.
Seriously hjurcd-James W. Scott some better To-
day Recovery doubtful
SigLHy-E 5. Caldwell, conductor, was able to con
tibue in charge Of the train to this City.
None of the passengers were injured.
Narror Escspe-There were seven persons in the
bscgage-car-employe on the road-who were but
slightly Injured The car was smashed TO pieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

WILLIAM GooDEL, the well known writer on Anti Slavery,
has commenced the publication of paper devoted to that
Object II entitled The AmereOn Jue and s issued in
ihs City The unsurpassed and in particulars une-
quaed writings Of Mr. Goode in the great of Emsn
cps,ion-hs historical legal and phanhropc writings
emnepy appreciated by Mr. jay and others of that
ssmp-place him in the front rank OF the historical
names Of this country of men neither asking holding
office but oberishing liberty for s sake, who have
roused the sluggsrd and deferentia North at last to
IN spprosch least those opinions which are her due
We commend Mr. Goodels paper to every friend of the
ssuse Let bre be subscrp anddonatons to support
II properly, for the sake of the oppressed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
BOLTON MASSACHUSETTS,

Correspondence of The Y Thbune.
BoLroS Mass Friday, March 81, 1884.
This fourshiDg town is situated thirty miles from Boston
in good old Worcester County which has ever been cee
braed for the industry and morality OF its inhabitants Ia
the eastern part of the there extensive limo quar-
ries where large quantities Of lime manufactured In
these quaIrs those valuable geological specimens called
Boonnes arc found few years since queer old gentle
man. named Houghton, left el2oOO to establish high
school which was to be free oil the inhabitants of the
town with the exception Of nine individuals who, with
their descendants to be excluded for the term OF one
hundred years then it was TO be free TO all
What the mans motives could have been tor Singing
ont these nine persons secret which he carried t0 his
final resting place in bis breast. However did not
matter much, as the Supreme Court have annuled that
clause so that all now enjoy its benefits
The Unitarian Society are equally fortunate in having
funds to support preaching Their former pastor the Rev
Isaac Allen left them 10000 the interest OF which pays
their minister and keeps beautiful church IN excellent
order.
large proportion of the people thrifty farmers who
live by the sweat of the brow Some OF the most enter
prsng have associated themselves into joint stock com
papy for the manufacture of shoes which together with
the various other kinds of business carried on affords re-
munerave employmentto all who make this their abiding
place
Some of the farmers desiring to change their business
have offered their sale but most OF them pro-
fer TO remain stationary and enjoy their unusual adyan
tsges Your readers in this vicinity admire the course
TIE TRIBUNE has adopted in opposition TO the infamous
Nebraska bill and its supporter who are trying ID CO.
cree the North into belief that its passage will not in
iure their interests will hardly be able to ths
that its passage viii endaDger the Union, and lead to dis
The people have much to hope for
from the action Of the Hoase of Representative on Tues
day last which administered rebuke to President Pierce
ard Senator Douglas that will make them wish
in different position Ii is 10 be regretted that Mr. EV
erett should not have improved the opportunity offered
him 10 reton upon Douglas in defense Of the New I'm
gland clergy who are pure minded body of men as
stood up in defense OF liberty and right :.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
THE TEMPERANCE BILL
LOST IN THE SENATE
sIeeial Dir-.ea o Tls n. Y. TtRs.<.

SJccsaI DT-lei q. Ifs " T. TNs1r
ALBANY Saturday, April /, 1854.
The vote on reconsideration Of the passage OF the
Temperance bill ju.t taken in the Senate, and lost
by the following vote:
AYxs- Messrs Bi.hop Bradford, Butts, NJ. n Clark
Dickinson. Donsnce, Field, Hopkins Munroe, Putnam
Richards Robertsop Whitney. WlLiAms-l4.
Nsrs-Mesrs Barnard, Ban Brooks, Crosby Dsniofth'
Hitchcock. HutebinS, Lsn.ne, Pratt Storing Spencer
WstkiDa Yost--l3.
Il s therefore killed dead
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

THE WEATHER--A dense fog prevails this morning,
With light from The north east imped ng the progress
Of the ferry bonts and demanding than ordinary
ion be observed by the pos No serious accident has
ocuued although there considerable consternston
oDg the passengers Of the South Ferry boat Bedford oc
es,on,d by that boat coming in contact with the head Of
Pier No p East River, overhrowing number board
and plcey demolshing the string piece No person.
how tyer vas injured
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

oskA the manifest Of vh.h " he sbo,ea slavery
sr-ifee Of he white With rs ss con-
mere cirssIon bSshsrsus ard inf,r-rr rsee =
P,rtd Thsf fb. II ts psicJ vfu ers- cs-
PER uron is.us and interests soeii
eeursicitl snc polircal ofthe United states
ErsA Ir %. udrue-s h. .ved zh,, the teds'.i
GovtrI shoud .co,t tsetTs and eaers &c nes'
csfesf policy conceived haired 20 III hsPo'
srd e,eg,s,e1 to retz,d her rrusres E7e prosperity
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN An INDIANA
COURT.

TIL, Richmond Palladium of a lste date gives the Hi
loving account Of very singular which occurred
the o,tripg of the Court in New Castle, Henry Co Ind
AT New Castle found quite excitement existing in
regard 20 the President Judge OF this Circuit the hon
Judge AH,hony The court met on Monday morning odi
before proceeding to business member OF the County
Bar r4esented petition signed by every member OF ths
bar in that Court asking in most respectful terms his
Honor resign his seat upon the bench The gentleman
who presented the petition stated however tsat IN case
be would not resign the petitioners had agreed among
themselves that they would not DO any business IN the
Court 90 long es he presided Another gentleman addressed
the court reasserng the determination they had agreed TO-
and urged in yery strong the necessity of regna
ton Another followed, expressing the high personal re
spect he entertained for the Judge gentleman and
keeper but justice required him TO that be re-
gsrded the presen Incumbent of the bench as utterly un
resign He was followed by another and he by another
and be by another until every member had in plain terms
expressed their opinion a. to his incspacity, &c.
With nonchaenee peculiar to his Honor he told the
gentlemen of The bar that he would think Of the matter
ard in the meantime he would proceed to business lie
lad not been promised continued until the nex
tenn of the court Court adjourned for dinner, and
in The afternoon petition signed by the jury was pre-
.ented 10 the Judge, asking him to resign His honor
time 20 consider when the lawyers proposed 10 him.
that II he would agree in writing never to come TO that
comfy again to hold Court and would send one in
his place they would be content 10 drop the matter so tar
sst6ey were concerned The Judge again took the lat
ter under advisement and told finally promised
never 10 come 20 that sgan for the purpose OF hold
ing Court until he should be sent fcr ana wound eHner
.eSd some other Judge hold the Court or permit the
Judge of the Court Of Common Pess to hold Court IN Dis
stesS So ended the matter for the present.
Not one word BY way of justification OF the course OF
hs st.orneys is required # All who know anything
Of the Judge viii sustain the plea of full Justification
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
dIannG..

DR PHNNEY's VEGETABLE
EAMILY PILL s..
No lee faitor -
no YOU WEAR A BEARD YET!-if you don T.
Dn vUut ro- Use ny OsUUESr, shieh WI 1 ioiee ne
h-ud or and thick IN sin s7en
sS,r the ssa 81 bore; s. half soL-a >eai 20 aoJ
'N's'',~' N'''' ~ r. o. GaAHAA Se 4. ASs=,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

Cleared this ForehOoh'
Gavendy Norfolk Ludlum Peasants
Florida WoodruG, Saysnnsh L. Mtchill
B,s- Falmouth Hatch West Coast Of Africa 4 r. Ware
Scboop,r-Nsy Flower Small St Domingo T. Buck Co.
H.rtforS Tessup Jacksonvi F. Buck Co w sPsnord
srmow Cedar Key Gce C, Brooke Hammond Jackson
Vile MsJhes, Talbot Co ,,,-,,, M, u rL.
Black Dsuond Stevenson Phlsde w Thonp'
,on Locust Point, Johnson Baltimore Parker VEN 70
sloors-kien.i, Deree Eewpors master C. Heddin WsynA
rs'ol J. Hsyepa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
DEAuTY LEADS MEN in CHAINs-The Lords

H 4
Of s9 oRs s.acu. % II
besutyins the shin end eompiess Goursnds ly "h
Mde.d and Lqsd ss1s T.. % p od
Ce. for Ds0 sysst s1G I'D pe5
sr III frs, store from Brcsdwsy Calender Phil,dsl
esFha Bs. lis g. BS.tSn Ss Haa
NEAFNESS CURED-The following is taken
~ sq,s, wssly D.ArssssWs s .ase,s.eod F.
% f 'Vsse es,,. o be.s.. b. been ouhns
having been cured whose cases weI. M n
Believe the oHy es before he public 70, the cure Of that d
sssSSps Ne ieo Fultoa St wher. sale they have
dosb;ed evidence of.is great sesth
IIITsT FITS! FITS!I!-DR. HART'' vEGETA-
de.faoh BIZ * v:a. & b.aae Ssu!
The among those cured OF h' AFTER all 0'hs' me An'
belonging to Joseph Phillips Esq- aarffssS0ro'
i;Ts re son Of W D stsr.rt E.q No . M.dsnl.n''
es .:S.ri 20. q bsios.os sssS ei Poverty
SR, MOI sro,bo =. w.H. Fsrry Tsss ay
Sh. . shE . 70 . a til!
FO'ss All orders "a 's' 3slGiS %s
u BROWNS ESSENCE of JAMAICA GINGEk
% .s61 IF IN ii s. o In sS
prevalence epiee ehOsr. snd sunn'fr Of
oct y, sale Wholesale ,ad rs. By DELarouR aAf
No. sss wallr.
II YEATINGs LONDON COUGH LOZENGES-A
IN ee-n remedy disorders Of the Pa on.y o.ns Asp
Ply h'e eelesr,i,d Le.se. rses,st ana 10, - .
ulse;ur.Is Brosivsy .nt No 10 Astor hcse
CANps's SYRUP Of HOARHOUND and Vegetable
E5g.s.o,'. M s.n' .. nv G 1. I ga
Nc ii Jsne.s sod BY RING CoopisGIos Gvos W, h.rss
CARATOGA SPRINGS ANALYTIC INSTITUTE.
- -Dr HAMILTON STRONG would inform taer treals 1
and the public he made s.nseme1'; 70 unite as La
utor. ssstoss sprins where they vii S-,ots
the Diseases OF Fens 80
srra Asee,en. Uterine Dse.ses and the host OF Nsroa
eits to hch Ladies are s.hject . L. -.
Thr uppsr.sled rece : Of their method Of treatment r-sof
s health hur6ees Of Ladies from sr1eFn gaen Hsy
ean here the Irstaiior a. koeaefef se
hsu .olieiiins Falds make tris OF their skL
further information Crcular sfiI IsS Ut
TON STRONG Sarstoss SPRING. hoSE ~ 20
CYsTEN RELAXED, and SPRING COLDS-No
- god for Colds G2sss and SenssmpCn
or otiun bassns heal oAs.rns n
Sieb., \ WM RENTE General Agent
CT VITUSs DANCE.-The celebrated Compound,
~ discovered BY the late Dr. T. BARRETT sad used ~ @ -
he rrivse practice sti onsains nr
oh,.rsd .: his late residence No l5 loth 81 m 80
WILLIAM OLLIFFE Druszis, So Boserf ana iHOaA'
MAXWELL Drusss,E No IS WilIsn-ti Se~'fo
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Nrrdn 1ieameIe. &r.

CITTORSII ENGERS-ISTHMUS TICK
~ ETsrhs ssbrs.s ,Peossr Of hs csoai. s.grss ss..
ever hs i.sss. q Panama w Ss~-YeEs ger .s,I
xs,s st Il. Ar. :.s ma :sa ss DE-
e.ly ai,s sss eAsrre .co-s re sa"ss An E,ss s.a ~
s' = Y;,s, sEraosS ssa; s. e \. Es :a
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, TOR LiN,
IL ERPooL rss AyacA a.rsos eSa @ aaass . ns..s
s.,. from a af ra:SHs s %TbSEsDa9 Is. 81 Ip pre-
r: TsoFs "a 1T % iss ss ss " 0sS'
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. -Inderendent Line
oses eroEr'.o Of a.s &c ;ss,1s. EowAsS .os
:s.Hhp S0sTs ss.S Sc ,;P' Sss's s
SCss as pis .: ss: Sf ysssss ssss s s:s
20 ,lSSush in twenty twenty-five d,, csos,
fetns'e" 'Pl' N-' No B.tery- psee. up .talrs
NEW-y0RK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
y LINE via t'e:ssty ss f'n:t ss os IA.
| oai is asssSF ss ,;AHS; T r0s & ana ss
9oche; lei kr.ss Y os sSaHsPy %, ys sSr IL precs
S AZ iss pSL NoRrE WEDNESDAY AgT 'Ss,esi
Sarsep over the NICARAGUA RANsir soUrs hav'nf b.
sy. g:; IF Si e Ssf
GAN hspi, No SBOvin ,.stssD.
7 $ NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS
L PINwAIL and PANAMA Los ss Prices sses.o, R Sea1
n hi. city Of rss. a iSe T1sa the tIS,os the
.sI.eshle and .'fs route thoesa n o. Az o.
on WEpNF sDAY april sca NJ, from Pier Soe, Of Ws
L ) y TO connect with tas Psciae Nail steam
shin Conpany ae.m-r OREGON The extension Of toe rail-
days that will induce al value ths esAa ,sa
20 ect this route zkey late rwster t,r Afaas
Co on the thus perfected hs for the r.os,
OF Al Panama Lefes
eA ss SSss.d tor q si e,os5., % ia w No IN Wes Tss.s
n0daiious for passengers oi al s are - saa P
Ws. s: or oe Fs'.,.M WHITNEY ii ''' 0'' '' 4' 1'p1D
TOR SAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED-Then new
SPLENDID SIDE wheel stesrshp ktIsrONE STATE ospt
FHIA for savannah WEDNESDAY. April At 10 Scoss
NJ from the whaf above vins' ln'peed aud ensn sai
this hip ia unsurpassed Fare om Philadelphia so steersse
80 The STATE or GEORGIA Leaves a .boss the i.ssss
WFDNFsDAY Agents ia PA.iadephiA HERON MARTIN,
No s7i North whsrves; 10 Savannah. G L. LAMAR
A USTRALIAN CLIPPER LlNE.-The spleadd
"A psciet ship PRINCE De JoINvlLLE loading At Pier
20 East River will be dispatched for Melbourne for fap on ne
lob Of April balance cabin P,sss' sppy wM
7 DUGAN No 81 SSgth:t 4 MA.LLsS LoRo NOW WAL
Ct; or ARKELL ELLIOTT No 40 fesr" -----
Mail sesm,hip CURLew, ". SAMPSON commsndsr nrhi'
steamship WI sal tor the above Islands on fRpA'
he cuSew hs. S BEEN tut on the Clyde especially the
service between NesYors and ST rhomss She hs oy poop
dss and hs. been sn to give her sooa F x,
or sssase apply TO CUSARD No 30 green SewfoIs.
TOR VIRGINIA, CAhOLiNA, GEORGIA, Mc.--
The Mail steamship JANE S1oWs C,p, C. sndsy ~i,
esoeE' for Norfolk Pe,sr,Surr and Richmond. rpe to
So about a soDI .as ,5s sss
Augusta Atssna Charleston &c Pase and fare to Naisk ts'
to Petebas and Richmond go steeAse hapFcs For esA"
'PPF on board ''d LrDG1M PLEAsANrs No 50 sro.aw.y
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA. SEMI
WEEKLY Us MAIL LINE.Tss Neg s saa t.t sG'pf rfsay
Apr atI o'cock precisely For freight apply on board.
.dTs S be sned and a. ' Rs sa.s,ss f,oa Sass
esst. 70 Flord. follows. To jacksonville ssi to f.ts. s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

Tie Syracp. Daily Journal understands that tn
Grand jury of County have found true bill o
ndicne Mt Alfred Fyler for the murder Of his wife
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Domestic Porte.

THOMASTOE-Sld. z7b brig Clarisss Elwel, 'Hensi 'chf
Gen. Jackson Blske, Belfast ~
SORFOIK-Ar March % sehs W. MeKss, Se~-Yors En-
,s sr,s CooL do Panama do william Bacon, do Pans
~. B,ir Fair Haven seamhip. jamestown, Csyendy fn keh-
,opd h nnd 10 finish loading Rosnoae SKIN
ner fr1 New York with freight and P.s~ns-r Ia uamgson
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
GA11sprncH. MIcH.-A correspondent. send. us the fol

lowing:
"Gsesburgh is a small town of about 500 inhabitants
nearly equ distant from Detroit to Chicago, on the Michi
can Central Railroad. We have excellent farming
corptry and the pioneer settlers sst selling out and
removing further west Good lands are fast changing
owners prices varying from $50 10 40 per acre we
receive over copies The TRIBUNE have good schools
churches and abide by the Maine Law. Lovers OF law
and order come and settle with US.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Arrived,

shr MOunt Hunt Eapor 10 days nh and ash to Smith
Boy nton ,.s,, . p.-,.,
WIND-DuIirs the day, By ". and fossy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

Ior1sIAsG on SLAVERY IN CUBA-The following reso-
lutions were adopted by both branches OF the
Ia Rstred b. ,hs S<sr aad Hz's q -
sssssbly eorrssed ris VIC VtrT Win iesre. eno ~
a. ffJrr-ri p rN-a- t- 10
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
7 EBANON SPRINGS WATER CURE 10 now
Lep.n tOr treatment For terms, ke address WILLIAM 4
HANIRY

WATEK-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOLING.
w Is LAishta- TRAIL d, Proprietor; q. q. rAY.
LOR. ~ d, tns Dr. HosfosD, Assistants
or lco Ps,ers special iepsrseat for Female de The
Ess-s .c.- 6 Il. M.5e.l th9fTf March Is
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

africa and America Deserte3, By the author OF Ihe
Peep OF Day. gives popular summary OF the geography
Of those countries illustrated by numerous anecdotes II
presents the subject in its moral and rel oearns
but is rot free from gross in ia geographical STATE
uents The best feature OF the work is ts decided ant
Slavery sprt C12mo pp 32a. r. Carter & Brother'
/, IL PessiJle 10 male tie Bert Of boh World by l.
BEsnr s practical work on the "etaics Of common
life and the ways and means Of ordinary happiness
intended especially for young 1t written in style
Of affected familiarity but contains many wholesome pre-
cents. n2mo pp. 2s7. Carter & Brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
rur APRIL MAGAZINES.


We have had no better number of Putnam for several
months Another chapter of The Encantadas given an
provernen ut on the last Connecticut Georges ish gen
uine article in sl respects more natural descl p;ion
of Yankee country life bever put on paper By man or
woman "Thoside Trsvelr," describing the Old town OF
Cambridge thirty years ago, commences an excellent vein
Of narrative snd has good deal Of ocs interest for the
old stsges who were on the stage at that time The Ian
gusge strikes us in many places little too grand for the
occasion "Sehnsucht," The Two Angels Within and
Without are the titles Of three poec pieces il this
her differing az widely their style in their subjects
Harsey brought ont this month with its usual abun
dance of pictorial establishment and number OF inter
estipg original contributions. Incidents Of Travel in
Mexico and Sights and Principles Abroad are spirited
records Of personal experience and will attract attention
blows the supposed desecaon of the human body
BY hotheaded anatomts and defends the rite of Christian
burial against heatben incineraton.
The Knicker6ocker sparkles with its usual brlaucy in
spots though its prevailing character is sedste than
usual OF It's substantial articles may notice the open
ing paper on Plagiarism discriminating, but noty eu
logistic view of Mrs Howe Passion Fiowers' and
very interesting moresu of literary history on the author
ship Of the Doctor" by Shelton Mackenzie.
GRAHAM opens with new chapter of Headleys Life OF
Washington copiously illustrated, which is followed by
story from Miss Chesebro Leaves rom Italian Joarosl
by Lowell, Art ard Artists in America by Mrs Lewis, and
several specimens Of original poetry has its usua
variety of fashonp plates at fiction poea contributions
and articles of practical value We have received hse
Magazines in advance Of the mail from II Long Brother
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
NEW YORK TOWN ELECYONS-S4 Supervisors.

ORANGE CO. lIEeompletel
Sewtprgh ....Heny Walsh. Minisiuk ......A seII'a,
pe-rpa1 Kepnet Greenyille. .TDothy Wo>t
&swiek....Jns l. Welius Chester .........D Or Howell
WSwssanda Joseph Davis DENocRsrS.
.kegan Shutt Goshen CALVIN 0ardnef
koxssomsry Sieph Rsrse Moant Hspe... Horton Cos~n
H0aon Webb Cornwall John Denistoa
WsJkn WIN w Reeve New Windsor Jos Barnet
BeoAans Grove A J. Heard Crawford .... Dsnl Thompson
WAs8ISGTos CO. The GreenricA PeepLes Journal has
the retain from that town only where the whole Of the
Dem~sic ticket is elected with the exception of
Oyersese Of the Poor, Oliver Ross who both the
Whis ard Free Democratic tickets beats Osborn Wilson
BY "a meiosity. The vote Supervisors Mclean
Wbi) 1913; Petteys u. 81 l27 Reid, Dem 239.
Nsjofay, li2
0EIkAss Co--The reported election results were
losx
LifTLE FALLS " Y-At tire charter election the Wings
succeeded iD eeeng by On sYssge majority Of about 40