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THE PRIZE ODE ON THE GREEK SLAVE,
DEDICATED COSMOPOLITAN Act AND LITERARY Asso-
CATION OF sASDUsKY, OHIO.
BY AuGusTIs DuGASSE.


o GREEK! BY more than Mo.leri fetters ihrslfa
3 marble prison Of radsni thought,
Where life 10 half recalld.
And beauty dwells, created. not snvroutht.-
Why hsun'est thou my dreams, enrobes IN ii8nt,
And stmosphetd with purity. wherein
Mine own soul IL transit cured, and ErowSbriSh',
As though 81 angel smiled svsy It's sin.
o chastity Of Art,
Behold, this maiden shape makes solitude
or ell the busy mart;
Beneath her souls unreasonable woe,
All sensuons vision lice subdued,
And from her yelled eyes the flow
OF tears Is inward turned upon her heart;
While the prisoniDg lips
Her eloquent spirit swoons.
Ard from the lusirous brows eelirse
Falls patti. Mt glory. IS from ciouded moons
Severe in yestal grace, vet warm
And fexie With the delicate glow of youth,
She stands the sweet embodiment OF truth;
Her pure thoughts clustering around her form.
Lie sersph garments whittier than the SHOWS
Which the wild SEES uPthrowa
Genius thou cAns't chain
Not marble only but the human sori
And melt the heart with soft control,
And wste such reverence In the brain,
That man may be forgiven,
II In the ancient days he dwet
Idolsirous with soulptured life. and tnet
To Beauty more than Heaven,
Genius Is worship! for lie works adore
The Infinite Source Of all their glorious thought,
So bles.ed An, like Nature IL o'erfrsught
With such q woDdrous store
or hallowsd influence. that we who ssze
Alright on her creations hsply pray and praise
Go then. fair Slave and in thy letters te,ch
What Heaven inspired and Genius hath designed
Be thou Evsngel Of true Art. and preach
The freedom Of the Mind!
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DIED..

BARTLEY-In Ydsefeld District s. c., Sept TO- fhoTss
Basy sr one Of the las. ~ the Revolutionary sstesns
~. lived .eeordinz 20 the be ~s abe %
something than hundred yeas sorn 10 ,shtssotb
va, ,rpons the the a.snds Who hocted, dgnng ths "a
century to the prosperous American colonies 1ni.i
durin the Of the Revolution IN the 7ts's o. s, %
and Of five pIesefsins -. 81 re-
time tbs reputation valiant soldier Al 'H' ' " wv
wsr be removed TO South Caobn. "a -. co~.s.,.u
COGCESdALL-On Iuesssy' oe'' ~ '
IL the 63th year Of bis sze -, I'll. Am J,m.s NJ are
- .,rsna ,hs f,neyI services today "Wednesday 81
Jpn =, Li. I.rs residence No 81 kynsoa' Inc REMAINS
viii b. tai :. 10 New port, Z. l., for Intsrr,en
UkssOSThe ne Lnber. Of the r. Z Hn.1sl nsnsht Soei
ety are 70 quesed attend the fanss o. ts hsv "a
.1. from calvary Chapel eofss' VI WIG @- 49, ~' Va
"Wednesday. litb inst, 81 ~ I'm. o,h -. s.,.b
H.. r,m,s Merritt the 18th year u her
TIE relatives trends Of the family are respectfully IN
~. n;rh.,5 Cromwell, No. rs Eat Broadway, Fourth
~, .as-noop ii,h inst M without further Invitation
W0OD-At Newcastle upon Tyne. England, Thomas J.
w. ~ s.. H.rbor Lons Isisnd, aged 81 years
rssin. viii brought to this country FOR in,erment In
c,.sryood Cemetery when due notice will Be given 20 hl
tSrfs
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Advertisement
The nricinatOr of DEsHLER's Anti-PeriOdic or

Fever Ague PHI nscou that in introducing 20 the pao
lie new dclne that promises disorder which other
,medies making like pretensous have failed to he must
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10 he difficulty of the and that this fact that
other remed have failed though equally lavish OF promises
10 sronz argument sganst confidence In his new discovery
These together with anxious regard for his reputation
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30 ,he fully the public has m.de the inventor syers
10 ruhciry Being length satisfied Of the honoraolenes OF
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Simply declaring thea that this remedy 10 In no respect
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cd by chs rmaceu Of than twenty years acye expe'
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DysHLERs Pills sold by T. NJ GuIoS corner Bowey and
and BY respectable druggists in the CITY ana oy T.
ID pEsHLER New Brunswick, ~ J.
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advertisement
Examination daily. by PROF.. FOWLER, No. BOZ

Broadway. Properly applied by judeous eSsmlnshon'
Phreroogy becomes Practical GUIDE to Self Culture,
telling us specifically whct faculties to cultivate and what to
restrain model ourselves into superior beings as
our natural capabilities will allow. Nor can money be eI-
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Sale. OF stosIs At Ph,iadeiphis


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Reading RsirOse Bonds re lat Oh y BID ~ned ResinS
Railroad Mcrts.ge S. SO si BID 81 xskedi fennsyvsnis
Railroad al bd Is .shed Morris Canal is bid, sied;
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MARRIED..

ENsIGN-HAZELTON-ln lie Roy, y. Y Oct 4, BY the
Rev q N Nation Mr. Z =. Ensign Of Madson Ohio, 10
Mi. L. J. Hazel,on, daughter Of Mr s. ). HDei''n' Of
lie Roy. ~. IN -. NH, v.
W,rcheer county By the Rev James Rsn.in late o. Inn
ity College Hartford Foster jenkins NJ d. Of Sewfof
10 NJ 10 Elizabeth s. David a. .
McDONALD-BL ACKwELL-On Tuesday, Octobe! 10. at
Trinity Church BY the Rev r. A. Eston, heDon
aid IT, 20 Rosns August daughter Of the late Joseph Black
well.
PERKISs-EMERY-At Kennebunkpor Maine, on the
e.b in.t bv The Rev T. Robinson William o. Perkins Of
NewYork to Mia Abba NJ daughter Of John Emery h' OF
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man NaekaY

RoRsryG GROCERY SToRE.-PoIeeman Mackay
Van Duzer Third e,ry yests day morning. de-
three the grocery Joan Nor
ri NJ 30 Wsshinstor For time previous Ar VI
I'd FOODS from Tia store and with view OF dse1s
H. h,ye. procured the services Of the above named oe
- IN watched the sunday D.h Between add
7elock tire mcrnnz they dnse up % tns door,
with Jsm,s Kelly, grocer a. "ilsmsbarsn, 10 lie vas
oo oiped Syman Johnsoa eOlored In tie employ
on M MORE. who bad charge Of the The later opened
he door ami with the Of smother negro soon put
no H. u.xOn barrel Of denohn Of brandy and
Irr Of me other liquor with which Kelly was ABOUT dnyns
90 xbeu ire Police poune.d upon hin aud NE pspions
49, arrested al three They onted 20 the Toros
r., .r.mrsrion IL tho1sht chat Johnson for some line
80 -. been the habit Of stealing the store and ceiling
q, plunder Kelly who, b. tins enabled 70 afd
I.,s.in. eustouaeu
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The Nsg-yersey STANDARD of the 4th inst. cont iins
the following advertisement:
WANTED-A HOSTLER.-The subscriber
wishes to employ at bis place Gowanus Long Island
sfI rate HOsTLER who has good experience in managing
RUNAWAY HORSES. No need apply who has ever
been Prison Member OF the New Jersey Legs
lature. GARRETT Ii. HENOhlChSON
OoHnnns Lon Isand. Oct 4. 1851
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Personal The following are among the arrivals
AT the mi cinal hotels yesferdny:

At the HowARD HoTEL-The Rev. Charles Avery, Pit e
turth, Pc g. Dunhsm Plstt'burgh N j. Colby, OHIO;
q. Psge CALIFORNIA; y Bronson Cbicsso; b. Phelps, De
tro; samuel Walton, North Csroins; Flyn,, Wl.con'
j. B. Brigham Boston; Capt. s. Beach. Chsrestn, CT
r. Z. Bnlow. Chicago; n Matthews. Asbsma Col L. =.
Pesse. Somers Conn r. HOPE. Hsmp on, Val samuel Wat
kim. Milton. n. c.; T. ). Winslow, Pattsbursh, N. Y.
Al the 1RvISG HoUsE.-Ihe Hon Geo Barton Driscoll,
New HsmIshire Prof T. Torrey New Orleans Chamber.
Col Richardson, Boston, Col j. p. ssnderson ssysansh.
Ga James shores Jr Portsmouih, " " the Rev. Dr..
Howard. Rochester; Louis Cooley. Ptfsdep hs; DR. p.
Chfl.s Posop; John p. Howard New YORK, the Rev. A
Sidney Earle. Hamilton.
AT the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. Col T L. Whitaker,
South C,roua Cspt 8 Crttenden do @. " Rice, Wor-
ces,er Mas; Hill and family Hartford, Conn " Mills,
Frsttor, ny Charles s Bailey syrscu.e; u Wickhsn.
New Orleans: J. A. Bell Selma Ala z. Norton, Con
ntcicut; Col ID. Parker Canterbury, ~ Geo d. Clahin
ard lady Cincinnati; d. Goats and family: Syracuse
At the AsToR HovsE-Gov. r NJ. Price, Sew-Iersey
Major sprssue Army; Col u. adams Ssrseuse; Geo.
Harrington Washington; T. HOLSTER. Ctics; w Cooper,
Plnsdelphis; A. A. PEBBLES Lsnsln gburzh; w Wnder,
PhDsdelphi,: VIM. II Bsdisz. Rochester; NJ c. Smith,
Jsnessille Wis J. r. Weiherbee, Lynn, Mass W. T. Hut
cbius De rot. -,
Attie 81 NIcHoL.s Hor.L-S jenkins. U ); Army; w.
Whit Chie.so; w Brand Chieiso GeorGs w o. Gibbs,
Rhode Island; Hon. y. Cook, Buffalo; d. w Bsysrd, ST.
Joins " b james T. Bredford. Mobile; " A. van Dyke
Ahspy M Hul.eman Washington; Judge sdell, Louisiana
n D. Clamp Chicago; Charles jenkins, Georgia L.
Hammond Poushkerse; [. Hnwood Boston; McClnre'
Albany; J g. Gains, Nova Scotia -
At the ME1RoPoLIrAS HoIEL-Hon Richard brodhesi'
L. Senator Penn; Cspt. Wharton, L. ;. Henry Chon-
fesu St Louis Capt J. b. O. sbsm, San fr.netsco; Hon
Ab.nv; D. T. Van Barren U :. A; T. J. Hay. Loui'yi'le
j. c. Marriott Secretary Of the Legation Of the u to PeF
WIN. Marcel, Philadelphia b. C. Whiii@ore' Detroit j.
X. Held, Baltimore.
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The following gentlemen were elected Directors Of
the Mechanics Institute last evening to increase the
Board and to supply vacancies: Henry b. Dawson,
Clerk; S. X. Wells. Publisher; c. II. Hawkins,
Printer; Henry McCoum. Iron Founder w. ID. An
drews. Iron Worker; Edward Clarke, Carpenter;
Thomas Wallace, Brass Founder; w. X. M,rsh, En-
graver: Thomas Jones Jr. Insurance Broker.
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NOVEL MILITARY DISPLAY Just IS the various
theaters closing last night persons coming do VA
Broadway were astonished by an exhibition not laid
down in the programme of tina: agreeable promenade.
Following two abreast, in military order to the sound
of drum which was loudly banged by their leader,
ia man appeared real genuine, original Fairs
Light Guard, to the number Of perhaps twenty well
dressed young Tittering snckering and stared
q, BIZ the crowd, on they marched. nothing daun,ei
BY the battery of aston-hed glances that everywhere
greeted their advent. Their object purpose did
70, learn; but II i. merely to create sensation,
they were eminently successful.
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Advertisement
IIFR.SIZ PHOTOGRAPUs-The attention OF

the public is called style Of DAGuEsREorYPss on
parer taken in s sizes the life size far surprising in depth Of
tone and hrancy the finished riun1 The
atr sires resembling the delicate Miniature Ivory
AZ to keness and durability they unsurpassed Perfect
xuerreoypes Tsken osly BY GUsyEv C. d. FiIpkRicxs
" Rue bssse au Rampant, Par,s. $40 Broadway, T.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE ASSOCIATION
FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION
OF THE POOR.

The tenth annual meeting Of this Association wss
held a. the Rev. Dr. Bsechers church. IN fly"001n-
st., on Monday night. fair congregation ws pre-
cent. JOIN H. BRxwsrsR, ESQ.,, presided ana .''s'
prayer and singing. the various reports were ss.mu
Ted. TIA. Of tie Beasi Of Managers sAsva INV W
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TAdyertisementt
Cnu.pn LII DINnN Editor of lie SCALPEL

EDWARD H. DIXON, Editor OF THE ScALPEL,
and author of Woman and and Prsctes Treatise
on Di.es OF the Sexual System Consulting and 0persIs
surseon No ~ Sthav Rupture HsmorrhSid' hyaroee.e
Varicoeee ef.etusy snd radically cured by compare
lively rsn process Patients received ~nen Necessary
the Editors Private Hospital in 4th where every com
fort domestic life provided Oce hous freu 10 = IL
TO and to evenings st the Editors residence " osh "
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CITY ITEMS.

BRoApwAI THrATrR--Ano.her full house greeted
tie appearance of the English Opera Trospe last
night. Mis- PyDe sang with the same perfection e1-
ecuiion and in,onatisn as before noticed AMI was
loudly spF lauded Mr.. Harrison appeared to be in
rather better voice than Monday. The Opera,
altogether, went off with great success
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UorsE.CARFEyIERs GUARDs.-We understand
that military organization of this character hiss
been formed, under the command Of Capt. Ben
Price, who will make an annual parade in November
and, from the thorough acquaintance Mr.. Price he's
with military tactics, we shall expec: to sec well
drilled COMPANY.
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xris 10 he performed AT the

FASHION ard FAMINE is to be performed at The
National Theate this the accommodation OF the
ladies' little Cordeis Howard appearing the Strawberry
Girl In the evening Julius Cesar and Foes of Might
Crossing the Line Military Band Her Won spinsssr psnce'
&c The whole being pimeDsry benefit TO Manager
A. PuIdy.
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A meeting of the friends OF Free Press, Free
Speech, and Open Bible, will be held in the Saf-
fok-st Church at 4 p. NJ, this evening, Addresses
will be delivered by the Rev. J. S. Inskip, the Rev.
c. ShsfTef, and the Rev. 5. h Sweetman.
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fAdvertisement
RooT's DAGUERREAN GALLERY is at No. 363

Brosdw.v Perfect Sereoscopes, Canyons Photographs or
Dssuerr,ct,pt. taken rim shine Gallery very easy Of
80. 6r., door M stairs Open free day and evening Cal
and see TIE vast Collection Of fine Portraits, Views OF
kc.
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Advertisement
BRASS ROLLING MILL.-Manufacture Of sheet

rolled ard pIsfef's Bfas ana UrrmAn Silver
Brass Cepr.r sni German Silver Wires Brs~s sai Copper
Tuiirs; Bra.. Kettles; German Silver in the Insot.
Alec dealers Ingot Copper B.nc, Tin Sp-lter Nickel
&c Orders iron dese, Others collected MI
kurx Corn /; store Nc. IS spd 81 Johps. Ncw-York.
BENtpior 4 BusSHss. Manufacturing Company
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

FOUND DRowSED-The body of man about SIX
feet and psrenty not over . Years o. ago was
OF h check and striped pants his hair wa OF dark
auburn eoIor. The Coroner was notified
BrRGLARY.-The house Of N. j. Bicar, in Degraw-
Monday gh and robbed Of vaous articles
~ .iIss,y,,,e vsIued at over No detection.
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FIRES.

The alarm Of Are in the Third District, last evening.
was caused BY the burning Of pile ef shav'as'
he fsst Of TSistssash-st., North Rive.
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aivertis-faen'
CHANDELIERS AND GAS t1XruRES.-Our as

sortusut eurrrises sod oTginA designs modelled and
uanHsctrrrc esahishmeUt Dealers aud are
invited examine stack which will be cold the most
tor Of orders
Wsreroons No. a. and John 81, Factory Ncs sS5 81
and SO Yves, s4h g " \. MITCHELL, BAItsy & CO.
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1875 81 80 to IA Pas lI-Ses 80. so is. to
1865 go.
SUPERIOR CorRr-Nos go. 1914 1884, 81. ii1,
10 rs - So - ~ 81 SO - ss S3 - So SS.
so o6z q "A. Is 10 Sgg
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AsorHER BABY SHow.-Mr. Bsrnum will soon
publi.h the programme Of Grand Baby Fair to be
held &. the American Museum sometime in Noven-
Der
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Mr.. +. IT, NAsH's ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS
meets THs "wednesday EVENING In Spring Church tnear
Vsici OF :! o'clock This the last opportunity for
adult. 10 loin Come and learn to sing.
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Advertisement.
and others from the fever nd

dss-c f NewJersey Re Supplied with DssHLsSs
al er,si, cue for IT, wholesale retail by T. c. AcE
rysIS & MARTIN No IS Courtlandtst.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoys-oct iO-BefOrs the


n.xs G,eervsr6 tired and vc,ed Of assault and
h.,tsry on the pepoa Of w ~ r. Chamber while ne va
Ar. On enc Of the Broadway spbusea Sentence deferred
In,hory H.s tired and ssquttsd charge Of eio
receiving lot OF property stolen from the store Of Ao
I,s,Msn No 81 Bowery The thieves in this case tarned
500. evidence and ssana Has Aer the 'na OF
III, ease the jay sdjOGY6d for the day.
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COURT cALEyDAR-rmIs DA'

Crscurr CouRT.-Nos. 743, ss3, 49, 2n3, 'et 70
SrrRInE CorRr-Speeai Term.-DemuTrer--
NJ II snd - and Nos 3, IS g. &. g.. q Of Hsft II
z. s. DrsTRIcr CouRT.-Nos. 81, 10. 20, %, u 70
Coxxos fLrAs-Psrt Nos ga. .aoi, i.'S'.
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Aaversenienti
The Great CODARD BALLOON at the CRYSTAL

lie OItdl NoDAhD DhLLoON AZ tut Wy ssni
Palace with superb collection OF specimens Of the
Fine &C. which still remains IN the building draws
large crowds there every day TooRRow Thursday EVEN
INC 81. the the Palace texcep the 81 eco cubic feet In
the baoon to be lighted and Dodworths famous Hand will
he In attendance
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Totsl Ifor,s Of ,reei.. N7324n HdiNs @b"S
Ihecounterfeit quarter eagle spoken Of 10 son' "
the City Journals, s not new counterfeit, ana ~.
calculated to deceive persons wen scquA'neu ~'N.
gold coins. The counterfeit 10 MADE nom se.a"s
die obtained some time since from the Sew-od'an'
mint MI, r
ny has addressed er,as, judge .. %. s9',
",D"..1 g.. n;unction should be made 10 them.
An eIperenced and inteligen, Civil Engineer wss
,o,,e time snce employed by capitalist largely In
,s,s.,ed 10 the securities Of the Illinois Central Haai'
ro.d. TO visit the snsire line Of road and make
thorough investigation Of its condifos' Fo'psc"'
and yslue. Lse result Of his examination emeodi'
ed iD the annexed letter:
DEsR SIR; In Pursuance with yo1r request, -.
eesded 70 Illinois on the Of SsptsuSef ana have Sese
been srsased In exsmians into tks con-
Of completes az prosPsenvs eeese o ~ ~
C<rfrs Rarosd On sfnvl q Ch,cAso vatea oe -
rro1nds Of ths conpsny = thse pssss ~ SS
CT iron Tbs shass 81 IL Ike sani rssss 'A' w
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

HUDsoS CorSTY GRASD JURY.-The Grand Jury
Of Hudson County the third week Of session. aoo
ndns have been oard It's abors continue and may con
time dur ns the week II expected that Illegal liquor sell
lin i the principal of complaint but some other mat
t,r m pfobab cause considerable asonshnent when thsf
prcce,dgs public The number oil indictments here
tcfore hs, usually been from twenty TO thirty.
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WoRKHousE-Tbe Grand Jury Of Hudson
County have made formal and urgent Recommendation 20 ths
Po.rd ~ Chseu Frsehode have WorktOuse erected Tor
The use Of the county which prisoners be employed at
labor.
The Hudson Guard comprising the members Of
Hudson Hoe Company turned yesterday their second
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

Tuy LATE AccrDESr on THE NEw-HAvES RAIL
,o,nCoroper Gamble yesterday held inquest 81 the New
VII Hospital upon the body Of T notify Smith late 81 en-
ssne, on the New Haven Railroad who fatally se.ded on
Nord.y last when locomotive upon which he rfng rsa
"a ,be track 9; Melrose Station Wesfches,sr County sud
ma, throwing the boiling MIN and scatt1r hn 30
,ey ths, death took place few hours after a. the New
Yot Hospital The evidence sddueed showed tina. there are
- .xtehs AZ the MeTose Station, al attended By man
ana that the which caused the locomotive OF the
,roner track the ory misplaced The track AZ me
~ A. station snder tie supervision Of the Harlem RS
road Company and they had placed the switches charge
BY WHOSE caEees<nees the accident hsppsned
IT, Coroner. Jary rendered the following verdict Thst de-
,s.ed death BY -csss received from an snrne
hIorsfns 10 the New Haven Railroad Company running on
he trsek AZ Melro Oct 1854 The JGry believe tost
from careleness and negligence Of Peter Lswles
.witchu By The Harlem Railroad to-p,ny
rro, ,hs rendition Of the verdict Lsys required 10
~ hal N Any indictment the Grand jury
- Snd sa.n.t hra. The bonds entered into Nj
C.fppben Assistant surersperdent Of the Harlem Railroad
ard Lasle.s 81 liberty The deceived was nsve OF
NJ Haven and thiEty-hye He leave.
wife AID three children New Haven, where bis remains
were tAker for nternen;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

The total exports since January exclusive ofspecic,
is greater than for the first nine months Of
last year and sl3, 375 greater than for the same
period Of ls52, an shown in the annexed statement
EXPORTS FROM ToRrIcs PORTS roa sxE
HokTBs FROM JAsuAaY isr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

bd an ,noue,t No Knspp. place upon the body Of Jsmss
seai I'D IS year. OF who Mo.isy s., while play
% among some timber 10 the yard CT Miller Schuyler Co
ofSo M Ei.hth A. Instantly killed by the up-erns Of
pile Of lumber upon him. The jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death.