davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
STATEMENT BY DOBBIN CARNAGuAN.


On the dew of the collision l Yves on duty as Ere
man. from Until IL o'clock. When eight bells (la
o'clock, noon struck went between the engines as
usual, to wash myself had just got well into soap
suds-facc and hands when the engine bell struck
TO stop. The engineer having many times told mo
that if heard the bell that way any tine when
could shut off steam before they could, TO do IT. ran
just was and shut it off on the port side, aud then
started for the starboard but one of the engineers
wss before ne. Immediately the bell rang to back
! brushed the soap of my face, and ran on deck TO
see hat was the matter.
Nune of US in the engine room thought of coils
ion for we did not feel the slightest sho * to Indicate
il, bot when reached the deck there was a French
propeller just clear Of starboard, with her cut
alter and large piece of her bow gone, 80 that We
could look right into her hold, and the waer pouring
in al the opening then got partly over the SIDE to
what damage was done 70 Us, and discovered the
Frenchnan's cut.wster and bo sticking into
There we're two large holes in side above the water
line and ore just below.
About this time Mr.. Goure,. the chief officer
started Of With one Of the boats lot the Frenohman
While the rest Of The hands set to work 10 repair our
6amag.s The passengers ordered ait and to ths
Port SIDE left hand side, the starboard anchor and
chain were hove overheard; water casks were dl'ed
and run down TO port, and everything done 10 make
her list to ls board TO bring tue holes above the
water line Blu, al Gid not do. We could nj gest at
the |esk. "
rossible. bur seemed 70 DO no good Il went below
AMI roied at the fires until the lower ones were put
on. by the water. and then helped some Of the men
emf holes through the ceiling 50 40 to get at the leak
;r;dc nm, we did not succeed in doing much before
we were called Of with word that she was going
49,. thsn turned 70 and helped get over spars
for raft, and to Lash them together, VIII the loose
spays about deck and the yards taken ifou 'he mss
we got eight or ten spars overo para
/ sbculd think that, passengers and crew saere
s,. ZOO a, work on the raft toward the last Of the
time. There were so many that no one could work
msnt ss vbs, was doing. Gourlie the chief od'eer,
we had no. stopped to pick up 10 our haste 10 mske
for The nearest land when the accident hrs'
Mr.. Baalham, The second officer, was slresdy on
with a small number of persons N 90" mn ,he
quarter. deck. but seemed 70 have Lost he nae n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
yoar OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l
Arrived.

s,, I.u.. w... IBr s.pwith smyrns 10 days and 70
fro N Girras r.s. DutiIh 90 Oct a. ~ 81 ,oa z,
sroke 81, brir Frsnfru for Halifax Oct at ~ Us, lon
as Sc ts.d fsf OF boat p,r,ed black outside sud sfeec IN
rd dsy passed shs boai bottom up eeS .
white The w has experienced heavy gales durfSs tne
passage; los, fore topscil. 10. sp,t sails &C.
Ship Pecatore Lscoub Huvre IS dsys in ballast with
40 pssssDsers TO Lane West go.
Biis Oeson OBJ Chiver Peussnce. ~ days clay aud u
ps..& 70 Barclay Liynsson Sept r. as - o. on- u
y spoks 81 May Ann hence for Venice. -
Brig Oxford of Portland Besl Sagus Grsnde II dAys
suss to Russell vpins Oct lat % e. ION 70 a. spoke
shin Meridian from NJ for Boston 10 out.
Brig Plover Br Gsbee Potsu Prince Is dsys coffee &c
TO eseI: . n,
IL. bicss, Il. TO master
schr johnson Johnssn Newberp. " c, days, naval
soresto R. NJ. Blackwell Sailed IN with schr NJ. Plat,
for New York
WIHp-Duripe the day, r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
MURDER CASES.
,,,AL or CHARLES JAEGER FOR THE MUIR
DEE OF JOHN MORAN.
sscepp DAy-CWedncsday.)
eorsr or oYLp AND rERxiNIR
= HssnYe IuAan MIreKKLt.

corsr or oYER AND rESxiNER
sf Before Jsdsc NsreRrLt.
-. 49, vss continued After some delay, wait.
-. =, vitpssses, soma Of whom were cent for, Mr..
S,s,>sr tbsving spoken, privately, a few words 10
4. pbtic4 Attorney esid without now opening he
- prseeed to examine Witnesses for defense, the
IDOL testimony Of the District Attorney 70 be
,,sp Wien the witnesses arrive.
n Disiet-Atfcrpey made some remarks. The
y,se stated that the post.mortem should be shown.
n District Attorney replied that the testimony Of
Dr. Fisnsl IL important, ho made the posf-morem
sssniss6op. He acts extraordinary, a. he has been
sskpersed three tmes.
VIC hs,e long repor. Of evidence bat are obliged
b omit II.
TIE Court charged that the indictment was broad
ssnueh TO include the syrup bottle, although II DID
sr mention the word, but said decanfer IN I'm
rsees. They would weigh the whole Of the testimony
q t had been given.
VERDICT or NAysLAreHrfR.
The jury then retired, and after an absence OF
about three quarters of hour, returned into Court
9TH a verdict Of GUnrY OF MASsLAUeaTER ~ THE
fu,sp Dserss, fhe punishment Of which by statute
h from two to four years in the State Prison. The
,,opsr was then sen,enced TO the State Prison for
he term OF three years.
The irisl Of Charles Graham, an indictment also
r uurdcr viii be called on this Thursdsy forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

Iu,A Oses, Iss Ma Rye ussr, u Do Pssassss s@
pee 10 20 Pssehes, 5 rolls Ieethef. r,.. 90,
Cs,s Powell Of propeller Mayo from Cossars,s or
rivrS q vS0f sost Of PrsBlnss Oes H. rPcfv ,ae ee~
iss srt,sies y the yey,s' ,r re- sss,c.: ~ az SS~ls
10 uheys 20 0esse "a Daehs bsis Esr - tsos ouss
svsrasire Is ~ ~ srhlrs Go. svenrns ~ u. TO- 9S
r 90 ssv IN bbls possoes as Do Ayple do
le 90 Pesv DO osiaces do PsEs 3 40 Cissr Has''
. boxes Leather
bursk arrived vha,f fco. ef Wrens. Oct 10, seess,
tie evire srticlss BY The voyage VIZ: Besyss ~ Yea,
Csives = sheep and Lambs. Swine, Hores, u
Eefesessses 6 Mss;sn do 5f3 POsk ID 80 ross u tyr
ksys Stls Efo III tsss Batter Avessips srkas Do
aysrsSins leo D. "a bsles Hay hbla Rye rosr d. Poea
toes 81 sSes Lssshe balss Geods bs. Mats essss,
b.ss ia boxes II. B Anes Co.'S Chemical Sosp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
Ucpartnership Notices.

DIsSOLUTION-DA BARKER having
~ purchased the entire interest o. Richard CROOK 10 tae
u.rorrins Of White Goods &c at No. IS Broadway on his
account, uups the name Of the late hm 10 qad,n,1
SEPT /, 1854 hiN AnU 1noon-
z CROOK viii pursue Shipping Basaess AID DO found
for he or. scot at No. 6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
RMORED SAFETY
F RI Y Nj 0 r E .

BosTON, Thursday, Oct. II, 1854.
A gentleman who left NewYork last evening,
and who arrived here to-day, informs that there
vas report at Fall River this morning that
a vessel loaded with railroad iron had arrived
at Warren, r. l., with forty persons picked up
with from one Of the missing boats of the Arctic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

ARREST ron PASSING CorsTrRrErr MosrY.--A
correspondent writes to US from Pttsfed Mass, that
young man, calling himself Stephen Smith, was ar
rested in that village on the 7,h inst, for passing
counterfeit bills on the Citizens Bank Of Waterbury
Conn. Tho bills woro of the denomination Of tla,
and are supposed to be new, the Dcteciors do
ct'ecptaip any description Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
N)ater Cure.


NIEw-LEBANON SPRINGS wATER-CuRE.
N This e.,Ab shneut under the care OF d: hAWLEfh
now open lci tho FALL AID WINTER A. 20 have oar
plum se-bath alsd from the fAmoas W AKIN srbNo wn,sa
l. vsr below 10 r. able eaeI better fASles oI
WINTER TIRE ATMESr than any other establishment In Toe
WILLIAM A HAwLEY, NJ d.
EewLebsnon SPRINGS, N V, Sept iS2
VINHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE oHers the best accommodations for pursuina the
Ter the winter aud trim. As rs1eaabis elsa
wbers Address O. II. wELLiNGrON, ~ D.,
No i.s 18th st, New.Yort.
NETWORK CITY wArrR-cuRE, No. It's l2ths-.
corner OF Unve rsty-ylsce.
VJATER-C CURE HOME. COUNTRY and
w CIrY-DE SHEw'S. ~ Oyster Bay, L. L., Tor sum-
en- resch.d daily by Croon ffom Fulton Ferry aud
d. T.YLORS, COZ Gh-av ADD 3Stst neal Crystal Pssse
omen The uboe year reached by uptown eouveyancss The
b. and reasonable terms Al bath plsces
NIATER.CURE INSTITU TIE and SCHOOL,
w No Is LAIGHr-sT., r T. TRAIL. NJ. D.. PRoPRiE-
TOR Arcou .oi loo Patens Competsnt female
Physicians Tho third Lecture Term Of tho HydIopsthie and
Physioosisal School " III commence Nov. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
ifle0icaI.

A DEE's INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
"A REMEDY 10 found 10 be- unf.ins too this most
d. ressirs complaint wherever has been tried One boz
tie effects care Price 81 For sale the oees No. I'll
Centrest sDo No. ie7 Fulton st-
COME-Ifyou want any WHISPERS or MUS
~ TACHES your air Wont srow, for my ossa.as WI
force IN. m grow strong and thick ia sig weeks and won't
stain or njnre the shin Do hear tssti ~ bottles
O. GRAHAM No iJ7 NsSaust
HOURAUD's INDICATED SOAP cures PIN
" ples Tan, Frekss Sunburn, Boiehes, ssrhssm Tst.
ter Moth aud al Skin defomites PoadrA subtle nprooS
Liquid and Powder Rouge, Lily White, Hair Dye and
sr.t let store from broadway Bates s wsshnStosst.
Boston; Calender, So So. Sdsf., Philadelphia
CT. VITUS DANCE.-ThOse having this COM
- plant can be with certainty and BY harmless n
Grafton cure warranted IN every operated upon Ne
nav will De temsrd ed until the patient h sntsy recovered
W. J. H. FISH. No. III Fulton a.. Brookiyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
Goal.


NHEAP COAL.-200 tuns best WHITE ASH
~ FURNACE coal, and 200 tans best WHITE Ash
IAEGE and STOVE, 80 tuDs LIvERPOOL and SYDNEY,
D. sale Oh very low close the concern 81 the yard
corner Of sshSs and Albany Lately occupied BY j.
Worth.
COAL.-I am delivering the best Red Ash well.
vsrant,d or forfei, Coal PETER CLINTON,
King and Greenwich 18th st. and sth ~.
NOAL.--stove and Broken COAL delivering
~ tbs day at &C per tan Apply st No. 3!' Bo~eX and
No I'll Grs.nsst, the wharf foot q knsst North
hives. JACob "ELhs' ~.
DFACH ORCHARD COAL from the most
br,d veins pre- pared best order and furnshsd
q owes pee delivered direct from ne boat. .,
escresItd yard Also Lehish. Cumberland, Liverpoo'
Ouel, md w bite Aeh Broad Aountsin sehuyskiu
HENRY REEVE cor. Canal and Centre,
and cor. Jane and WeststA
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
Furnace &c D. y tun Les from bos's JACOB WEEKS,
Noe as Boweyy and al 6rssnsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
Wtean 6teamers, 81.
ILIFORNIh STEAM.


NETWORK and CALIFORNIA; SIEAM-
~ SHIP LINE via HlCARAGUA-AecessorJ rrsnnt Com.
rsry Of Nicaragua Proprietor Throusn my.ncs ~ sns
MAI The spl ndid doubeensine steamship sohfdchS
LIOHT n tuns burden Capt Iinse WI leave
Pi.I No 5 North River o. o'clock pfeeeiJ Tor f1nta
lreras on FsIDAY Oct n eoLneetnS Win the nvorts
sfsam.hip YANKEE BLADE, t1v tsns cuideu) over the
NiCARXOUA TRANSIT ROUTE hsyins bat twelve miles
Of i.nd BY feAss esAsea These steamers
Az. apssrp-,esd M their vsntssion ADD sesomnodAons
vor iDsrustiop OF pssese; spPly only
CHARLEs MORGAN Agent, No Bowling Green
mmepcips the z7b October the days u sailing
Of the s..m~rs changed 20 the 18th and nth Of cse6
month hsp thee days fall Sunday tha win
Es.s on the Monday following There VIII b
the 18Th OF October
rs MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA. via
u. AsPINWALL and PANAMA RAILROAD-Oa
rvpa kor,h River Will be dispatched the dsst stsssshp
HOaTH STAR Cspt Richard wsmaek 20 eoonset AZ psnsms
vtfh the rev and superior steamship GOLDEN GATE
spare boat svsys kept &c Psnss pssvsat
sss< Of &C cident
JoI psss.ss, spply At the Compsrys once No III wess
10 WRAYMOND.
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Semi.
i WseLly U. g. Mail Liae-fhe steamship SOUTH
xaEEE, Iysn, Commander, win leave Pier Me- g. North
Jrer, On SATURDAY. Oct IA, It s O'Clock r. n pre-
e'ssy Tor freight apply board where ell bills Of sding
VII be signed and for Passage the ocs Of epoford,
1hssten CO., No 80 Broadway
Ih,ossh Isfeh 70 FloIds follows 10 Jssksscvus ssi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
Gteamboats and Railroads.

OCTOBER. 1854. = For Shrewsbury, Long
~ Brunch 6sslsna Dock oss.s Hssss Port w.s1 -
49, "a srl,rSd .sesmsoss ALIcs G PRICE, CsgL
H,,rsry WIN leave tie foot Of Roe'uscss. Nsna sSef'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

Stsar e. ISAAC SMITH
Leaves daily lexespt 3 Sunday
CHAMBERS Il Pier ct 5 r NJ.
for NYACK and hAvER.
STRAW lanSiDs at RocklAnd
Lake and Pisrmoot, In con.
peetioe = ith the New-York and
Erie Railroad.
Returpips, leaves Haver.
straw every morning u 81
gelosk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
EeQnl Notices.

Cesal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sarosass,
q r. css9 .:.a i''ff' AN
!.ns with vouchers hs.o .aSsrbs 'sS..s.
No ss West '5h-st 10 The City Of Sey r. IN Or esyts
'' sUsi sss%Th NANCY VAN wINKLE, Admiusr.ttl
IN PURSUANCE ofan order Of the Surrogate
o. ,As csss 3, .:.s. S S' T.
cry ssess,sa " sr,;ss as a NJ rss
ssfS s It. q; City
tenth Day October e Te,n shs twelfth ~
Of a. Agt .~s sa %iIrixM IL coEsf6ck k.'esse..
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate Of
IL. Count, 2. :.s.s J :i's'
thereof 70 d. rbserbsn st the once Of
<. Ss ~ Mare; s
day Of September, 1854 .,.,,,
o,.rsmrA. WM r sUcKMXsrEh, E1eoate'.
IN PURSUANCE ofan order of the Surrogate Of
.s.. @ sisSf 'ss;
e &. sf::s inc s s
"a and Sd sy,nue, the City q OF ?, Ssi0s: ne
su24 iswemTh- MIRA WAITE, AdmIu
Office of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID
H. a'' that .'f sgS e. e:
Bush deesued niestse lately under the order 81 he
Of c Z. sss .sss *: cs.s md
c.d e ss a Il. G c:, 81 90 ss
.S.' d. e Is a Yas 4 s;s;s;As .s:
CTATE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o..
y rice, ALsAsy, Aus 10. iso4-To Tns sssnIy q ~.
sogI Ss ~ s.ss a.: q - :
~ iss..: '5;i;sil s; IESrED
I'VE DE place fsaAfsId chs,sl
81 sss Pss sss s. place sa ssS
All wbos~ Of Ses sl expire on the Lest day 81 D.
Rsp,s.rnt.a,e In the Thirty four q Congress Of u.
ypss STATE: r sS' 5hs s.d Win % = cs
s = S; 3 SsSEs; \: ssS
Sy Of ~ Via f kg :sg1;y
the ixh XVIII and xxth WARDS y Sew and ss shs
E5hib Ds,et ecmpossd Of the xith xviiish md xixh
County ofcsrs also to be elected for said County:
i ss.o. ssns % he pes q Alexander W. sr.d
A Recorder, IN she place Of Frsncs Tilio.,
S,c, q bs o l.e p Of J."ot 4. Wss,srs
Rsi..,r, IN ths Place o. 0. s DyeL%.ni Ill.,.
Gsxer, who sPpopssd To I'D vacancy caused b he
Police u.ies Tor tie second District ia tho vlsss n
ps.,s esTte -hS y. :P90u'ed 70 I'LL vacancy sss'ss
Two Governor. Of the Aims House in place Of osssvss \
D5ss A;s"s, y: S.s: q Eas., ~ s = e
J:s ~ rs; ,; ss. e r xiii sfi%
Police Ja.e. isr he El.hsh js1e. D..s, fS"p''ss
Of the XVIII 70 ff i.ssxwSiTssswoars s.s':.
s~..y,: orc: wa <, r s:.,:. A.: :, 4 49,
The shove rusbsd yunssss 70 ne n ss' ne sesrs
,.y Of STATE .ss the Of u JOHN osssI "a '''
made nd '''' ss:ls Of d. cry scsssy q 7st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

must be hrt cent for to inspect rs. Ia.'esd Of
sending for the doctor hey let Burns get TO the city,
snd kept us on board untl yesterday morning. When
We learned from tso men ct qasrsstne that we es1id
have made $500 had We been allowed to reach the
city The previous sight.
Before Burns efs ~, We reminded him OF oar dsss-
tufe condition and thought after his promises, ne
would rive NJ something; but his hbsrsiity did nof
stand the test. He MADE OF with himself and the IN
formation he gathered from us and tha; h the last We
have seen Of him. We were told yesterday thss ne
maze 6Ie thing OUT Of his shipwrsck. hope the
riIot boys got sone Of the gold which VS. to share
with n. vben we got TO Qdebec They earned II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
DrpIBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,

II Ofsce No n Wall s-Ths Company h.vins their capital
o. or aaas, By ire on favOs.be ,srs
charter Of tie Company provides that after psyas 70
s ss OF g, lsn.nns PROFITS are g divided
cured scrip bearn interest waish 'srp 90 DC Iii
amount to 81 ,O0oiOco
Ch.rle. H Russell, DeuDins Duer Frederick A. pelsno,
Daniel B Fe.rins John Steward Jr, Lanes Lam ssI ,,,,
s.% s:s s sssssp Ssss'' P@
Gsssw.y B. Lamar, Edw.rdC Center, Peles hall
M Vote %o j.eps e.,rd J Samuel aosn,u.
Isaac Townsend, J,.. NJ w,scOury' George W. Rss:.
j .,sar T Iesy oeors ad:e, John C. Gray,
Mort. w. Hamilton, John } A.,S, j. NOM, p,..,,.,.
DUNCAN r. CURRY. Secretary. -
FV,HE CORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND IN
i LAND nAvIGATIOS INSURANCE COMPANY, cor.
s,h ard securely IN vested N bond .nd mortgages real
esaeSn NewYcrk ard Brooklyn, which, With a. .ceunu
s :ss r'Hd'" this SsEY xETch III Fl
" JosrPH WiLLIrs, Vice President
W. H. WINDSOR, Secretary.
YI,UF HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ofice No 90 wsllst. cash capital $3.50 co. This Com.
p,ny Properly saa,, LS. or Damage By fts and me
kis Of nsnd Navigation and Transportation on Is s'o'aoe
terms similar in''s sasu L sktoaoRE President
HENRY A OAKLEY SECRETARY.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
OssIcs-Ns los BROADWAY. CosSsn P'Ss-sr
us- sS ssp. a.aI r. .ps s c,S.
against 'oss or damage BY srs
f. Ga.svu. s..e.un
..ps Marin j. { Gs,,is s,s ssas
te :ss ap%R.i! bs I1 IT, a~s %ssens
P.So s'h' :%.. ssi; Sisa .
'.m.' shser gsnI po ITsf 81 saM r
EDwAkD A srAEssusY Secretary.
TTHE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
i PANY Of SCOTLAND established Aas 2, 1915 ress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
s.ies NJ the stock Exchange C

Zoo Erie ipc Bd... IS "a" CIsve TolcsoR r. So
800 Frie Cow Bds II ri. 50 do...........b3 81
2tte Enc COW Bds 80 IS Chcsso & R. | r. R.. 1sl
Soo Pr NJ. "a i.sne az 100 Harlem ..... b 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

NB-rbs Sne Of Boats do not land at Anc-sl
,yTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
SNOTiCE.-CHEAP ExcuRsloS,f.'s g. ssa.. Ga On
sn. yss. Leave VanSerhIfs Lsnias, staten lslAnl
.ssr, hour nou A. NJ to1P. ~ Leave iss q "htshsu-
=, Eev-yort every hour from A. n. 20 = ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

CUPREME COURT.-ln the mstter Of the sp-
CIV 81 New .Yosh relative 70 rHE OPENING AND *
TENSION o. rAsk5fLACE, from h rsss.s ssrmessts
eos charges and expenses incurred ~ rssoo q the proceed
irs in The sbovs snsiils9 natter IA 3 49, y ~ CT
q New Iert on THURSDAY de lesh 81 Of oetoAsT. D.
1854. q 10 o'clock A n HLNRY NIc0LL, lce-~;s b
Es~.Yart. Sept q. lssl ea1tiks 3. xEip,{ asesa >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

- .. - 'a - = p. -. 2 ~, q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
NYACK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW lesvso
daily lexespt Sandayl Chan
hers,s, Pier 81 . Z. ~. Ncs
YONXERS, fLERN0Nr.
MACK, OAK HILL, sea-
nect,ns RockiAnA LaAs aaa
usysatTaw.
Returning, leaves Hsvsr'
straw ct | T. NJ
The ARROW viii accom-
mosl.ss parties for any 81 Ne
sbose place. on the raost rec
lsonahl- tsrma
not tsn.f NJ Asp.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of

tbeCoupty Of New York notice hereby Owen to ell psrsons
having clsins against GEORGE WAITE late Of tho City
of deceased present the with vouchers
TO the sabscbc per reside Ia i1hst bstvSen
I'd and Cd avenues In the City Of New YYrh before The
August, ~ ,.,u,
an24 isw6mThr MARIA n WAITE, Admx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

the County Of EewYofk notice hereby given to eli
ner,on, having claims against JOHN BUCkhAsTEh, late q
he civ of York deceased present the came VIII
thereof 10 the gbscbes the once Of JAMES h
TRIJsIOW No 1894 Wa,er IN the City Of New Yor, on -
before 10th day OF March next dated NE
day Of September, 1854 ,r,
.1,.vsnThs VIM r. bUCkMAsrER, }~~eS'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
MARIA z WAITE, Admx.U

hereby sven that the proceeds Of the sale Of the kee
Esste Of Cornelius " Bush totherwise called cssusnse
Bush decsed niese lately made under the order q ne
Idnnsrstor Of all and singular tho oosds Cbs,tsi: end
Credits Of the aid iuts.tse viii be distributed sce9rdiae
tx enty ,b day " October nsIt ct ten O'Clock he fssS
noon Of that Ay.-Dsted this 7h day o. SsPtsnb:, ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yok Notice hereby given g ~
1er,op, having claims against NATHANIEL n. VAN WIN
EiT late on the City NewYort deceased present the
.sme with voucher. hesof To the 'ub-srbe, ner
the .ven,h day OF February DsiDaisd. Nsw-Yosh, the
".O con- s ssswrh NANCY VAN WRINKLE Admnis,ratrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

IS Mich. Cen. X. H.. %
5Michisan SouthernR x. 81
Is Cley.. C. l. Cin. r. r. luS.
lf0 Stonins,ou r. R....So G3l
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-23
HOUSES FOR RENT-Ib,

HOUSES FOR REMIT have for rent
III several new convenient houses with lots of
two acres Of ground attached to each, situated on
new street parallel with Boundary street, running
along the top OF the ridge of the railroad where
1t leav es the city, little more than mile north.
easterly from the Capitol.
These house have from seven 10 ten rooms esch
including kitchen, with several closets and cellar,
Woodsheds and . stable. and pumps Of excellent
water near at hand The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the CITY,
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
TO them Is by IL street, Delaware Avenue, and NJ
street, graded and graveed. The soil of the lots is
generally good, and capable being made very pro-
ductive.
An omnibus now runs twice day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of N
street, Delaware avenue, Fl street, 7th street and
Pennsylyania avenue; leaving the houses at about
half past eight o'clock, a. and halfpast two p. NJ
returning. after brief stands at the ar, Navy and
Treasury Departments, the Centre Market, General
Post Office aud Patent Office
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-
dences OF Clerks and others of ssdentary habits who
requise exercise either by walking, OF by manual
labor in garden.
The houses and lots will be lot rs they stand, with
large shed containing stall for a horse. and an
ou-oullding at the very low rent of TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. II other
improvements be wanted they will be made with .
que increase Of rent.
Apply to WIN. Stickney, Esq, occupying house
Oh the same street. or to myself at my residence near
the premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, june Tim
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-23

A HASGINe CASE IN kEsrucKY-In De
csmber last Charles Gushing was murdered in
Lexington by VIM. Weigeri; the offence that
provoked the fatal shot being a slight offence
to the assailant's wife On the 18th instant
the prisoner, who had lain in prison from that
time, was brought out for trial, and Was con-
vic ed Of mmrd,r IN Tbs FIRST d-gree!, Cush-
ing kept a confectionery, which the wife of the
prisoner enter ed in the dusk of evening, in
presence Of several witnesses. for purchase
Cushing mistook her for another person. placed
his hand on her shoulder saying How are
you, pretty ?" In an instant he discovered hiz
mistake and spologized. but the lady left ia q
rage, aud soon af or her husband and she re-
turned to the shop. when the unfortunate
young man was shot down in his tracks
When the jury had returned. after only
twenty mibure. absence, and bad announced
their fital decree. most distressing scene wal
witnessed by the crowd The prisoner, entire
ly overcome, let his head fall on his breast
while his wife, his sister, and his mother, gave
ventto their anguish in he Art -rending screams
His wife threw herself upon his neck, and ex
claimed passionately. "Oh, why did do this
! why did do this"' and, "Oh, how could thos'
men find him guilty, when they have families
on. Will die" The screams gradually sub
sided in,o sobs Of grief and anguish, while tn
mournful, narrowing scene affected Judge Jury
bar and spectators. Enoniysy
Jnae IS. Z =,