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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

Miss Dix, Il distinguished philanthropist
.ays thu Gen. P cree told her he was warm
ly in favor of he bill 70 give portion OF the
gublic lands Tor the support OF the ind'gent
insane He says that he didn't tel her So
Ofeourse W be 'iave the lady Her eha1-
lctcr for truth is above suspicion, ana we
ave heard the President called ny MS oVs
political friends, or At any rate BY Den'oera 5
H. greatest fllsii"r in Wsshsnss'n.-- =
! L,nM,sriNe Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

The editorialship of the Iowa Eap'@htear
has been changed by Rush ClarE' Esq W
eating the tripod in.iayor of II. W. La'hroI
ESD. We can only wish that the latte
nav fill the chair as crelitlbly as his Pre-
lec ,ssor,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

Friend pierson, Of the Har.cye, had oat-
tor send those romantic ard deeply, intense
lv ana horrsying cpistles Of Justin Genius,
up to the poeticol "prairie Tleur' CORES
,opJant of the Muscatine JoGrna', to be rem
lsred into blank verse, otherwise nc WIN
;n,,,, a., uw c,1i respons DIniy IN their pHoA-
,nti 0u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

G. w. Merchant, Of Garglias Oh no.
..;a.,. .ond. .e m aIrsr.;sos't mt OF ONE
fourth column in length, which he say
oapers Of circulation of from 500 1
1900 copies, insert for him at $500 PEI
anuum. No wonder, if that be 50, tha'
printcrs so often fail Of success in thcir
business.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

MAP OF THE BLACK SEA.-We are IN
aehtcd to Mr.. Blaunlich, whose advertise
mcnt appears in to-day's paper, for ma
Of the Black Sea just published. They ma,
obtained At his bookstore.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
Arrival of the Canada.
HALIFAX, May /


The Canada cleared from Liverpool Sat-
urdny April Goth. aud arrived at this point
at r O'Clock this evening with $50 passen-
gers. 40 Intelligence OF the City OF Gias-
gov
Flour declined 6dgls. Wheat Sd, Corn
lsa2s.
News from the seat OF war indicates in
creased yror on the part Of the allies
Twcr,g thousand French aud eight thou
sari English troops had landed at Galopo-
lis.
No event Of importance had transpiFed at
Longamoy.
An engagement had taken place near
Kalafat, without decisive results.
II was reported that the Russians had
been defeated at Tscharnomoda.
! Sir Charles Napier was at Stockholm on
F.! the 27th of April. His fleet was about to
miles of. The allied fleets in the Black
Sea are II tAulrofi.
ODESSA, April 26.
| The Russian force was withdrawn.
| A Russian decree gives English and
! French vessels six weeks from the 18TH OF
April TO escape from Russian ports on the
Black Sea, and six weeks from the 18TH OF
| Nav u leave the Baltic.
Portuguese property in neutral bottoms
ailI be rr gar ted iEvolabie.
| NEW YoRk, May IL.
The Caloric Ship Ericsson has been raised
| md moved into shallow water, two-thlrds
If the diameter of her wheels are out OF
vater and she Will probably float next h'gh
tide.
] A call is out for meeting in the Park to
|ar.est the violation Of the Missouri Compro-
mise signed by Moses II. Grinnel, W. Z.
BRYANT and Thurston.
WArRIsGT3y, May H.
The Union OF this morning says that if
mple satisfaction b. rot accorded in the
| esspre ofthe Black Warrior, it will advo-
a,e the immediate blockade Of Cuba.
NJ. Richardson offered a resolution that
he debate on the Nebraska question termi-
nate tomorrow at Il o'clock. 1t was dis
used, and much confusion ensued. MIR.
Macy moved to Law resolution on the table.
Nr. English moved call cn the House
Refused.
p,opect i that no.hing will be done to-
,lv and the House will adjourn when it is
earigd out.
PRovIpENcE, May II.
The Wings have carried the mayer and
atirc Body ofaId2rmen.
kEvosH4, May 10.
a fire occurred here last evening which
tstroyqd seven or eight wooden buildings
N Pearl and Exchange streets.
The loss is perhaps not over - sooo, ana
ais pfnciply upon Messrs. oroset, ines
lo.m and Yates. No insurance.
NEw YORK, May 10.
A Ere broke out on Forsyth stree. yester-
:. taywhich destroyed twenty buildings on
II. ona ChIistia street. About fifty tami-
es were burnt cut.
Loss between eighty and ons hundred
housanG dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

The croakers throughout the West say
,bs frui, is all killed, A further exaiil'''a
ton we think, will satisfy the that theF'
still an abundance left
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
n klr5.

On last Tuesday, the house aud barn OF
Mr.. ]. Laugheim, near Hickory uFoFe' IN
this county, were entirely destroyed y fire.
Loss estimated at SGoo, and no insurance
The above occurred on the same WINDY al
ternoon that we had two fires in TINS place
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
The Erinelor-- -spL-Marias krnor.

The expense OF raising this vessel Whi2h
it will be remembered was sunk in the re-
cent storm near Jersey City, while on
trial trip, will be about $4,000. The A.
Y T,iJuns thus describes the armor OF the
men at work upon her:
"The curious operation Of men WORKING
in submarine armor may be seen at the r.
lesson. Above water they are, when thus
clad. the most helpless Of mortals. Ihfy
are clothed in thick and heavy India rub.
her dress, with belts about their legs ahd
b31v filled with shot To the weight OF about
.las' pounds. The head is encased IN
huge copper cap, resting on their shouia.fS
with rlass before the eyes and mouth. Ah
India rubber tube Of about an lnch dlame-
ter, is connected to the top Of the copper
c,n The other end Of the tube is attached
Ito an air-punlp. When the mouth-pieee Of
tbe cap is closed, which OF course Is done
preparatory to the descent, the alr-puAiP =
VIGOROUSLY worked The air thus forced 10
at the head finds its way through the oles'
o,harp il terminates on the arms, ana some
t;nes by tube from the breast gunrdeI
aoainst the introduction Of VI t2F. men
| rha diver is thus equipped for his spomafih"
excursion, he lies helpless on the deck a
rome is attached to his body, which Is passea
! through a block on the yard arm, ana he Is
hoistcd like motonlass piece OF baggagt
over the side, and lowered into the water
He soon descends to where he does ~. pa
terally feel the weights attached to MI. nun
md begins to help himself and con'roi ~
I .,n,arts His melton ana pOSitlO'
under water are clearly disclosed BY the "
oltnt agitation directly over bis hea'' " "oesu
.;,ncl hv ,hp escape of the air rnrnie .
[nr",lrn The tuUe winch leads tahis m nlatur
nrison. m A single line is taken in the han
Of The diver, By which he si4nalizes taos
4 above water. One pull is the signal p ,
saksn n up, two pulls ror less air, and t thre
pulls for more air. The work which ne =
Iyer can perform is quite limited but II
Ilane with consid rabe ccierity,'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
Tho L31i ville Murder.

The excitement at Louisville in regard
. the acquittaI or War, continues at fever
heat, though i: has not, aad probably viii
not break out into acts. The Cogrier and
the Democrat represent On, side, and th7
Journ4l anl Tffass the ether. The Joarns'
shus defines It's position, and g;vzs tie req
son f5r the course it has taken IL the mat
ter:
Five or SIX months ago our ollico was
burned down, and our loss was heavy Oh
.or U.s. Within two hours after the disas-
ter, VIC received litter from r, J. Ward,
condoling with Us most earnestly, and pla-
cine whatever sum Of money we night
need at our disposal, assuring Us that we
should lay hin u4Phhfnn lin The ' favor II 1ccaPt Il.
-, ,titrtr must forever rem1in secret De-
twee, him ard us. We could net take the
money. but the whole tone Of Mf. W's. let
ter and the @ generosity Of the olar cliecied
~ ava3 +o tears. 0nly two or three days az
terwar3s we calledat his house, ard ioune
rim n tears, utterly bowed and crashed with
ariaf on account OF his son having shot Mr
II. G. II. Butler. There are beings cai.-
ling themselves men, who can pretend thal !
zSs our dutv, under such circumstances, t.
Ihastan 'qck to ou office, and proclaim
fhrornh our co'un ms that his son WIS guilty.
Iof a Horrible mardsr, and invoke publcWfat'
and indignation upon the crime ana It's per-
Detrat3r. If we had been capable oi su1h 9
/ tfhino. we sh uld have deserved to be driven
fr5ra among ouf kind, a wanlarar an! a1l eX-
! IL In tbe desert or wilderness. 1t could ne
more be Cur duty. thus situated, to denounce
Matt. F. Ward as guilty. OF murder than II
Iwa,,Il have been had we borne 70 him iae
relation Of father. There are ether ties
than these or blood which all good ll2n ree-
torni;a. there are other relations than those
II nTkindrcd which arc held sacred by every
heart that is anything more than mere mus
alc.
The journal in the same article deIne
that it ever took part with Matt. T. Wars
Or tried to screen him from the .la vengeance
II the law. is position was neutral one
and left Ward u the jury Of his peers.
The Courier says that Dir. CrittendeI
va in /, ,,uisviIlc Oh Monday, and left ther;
hat evening lor ST. Louis. Alsothat
Matt. +. Narl, the ae4uitten murderer
-thgt innocent and interesting yauag man
: Wolfe saws, made his escape from THIS q
i. by crossing the river at Jetfers2aYilie
! .-rm thence 60 New Albany, where prePafa
lions we're mlta to turn him on, ont ~ ~
.amped instanter on the first boat thas cans
/ long. stern wheeler we are ted, aia Wlei
last seen he was at Canne!ton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

Ths following splendid production IS iron.
.ha mem OF Josaph w. Rowland, Esl q
Philadelphia, Pa. L IS Spssiineh u at.ts ..st,
e 81 nroaa. oua Hid Rowland never written an
thar. this ,gcula have placed MIN amon5 u
ats Of America. Phile2lrhia o'sf9ay Aea.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

Mr.. Adams, Of the Iowa Book Rooms
has sent US copies of the Ladies Gazette
of Fashions anl the Illustrated Magazine
of Art. IL keeps these works and all inc
popular periodicals for sale, TO which we IN
vitn attention.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
ashington, May 9

Holse--Fhe Speaker laid before the
House a statement of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in reply to a resolution as to the
amount Of Stocks and other Government Sc
curities since March, 1854. The whole a.
mount redeemed since that date is Sls.Sl3.-
7i4,fi premiums paid on the same $2.657.
9ll.95, laavirg outstanding liability $780,
3l5 672 .52 on the fourth.
The house has reached the Nebraska bill
after laying aside II bills that had prece-
dence. vote was taken on each bill, yeas
about 100, nays 20 CT so.
When the Nebraska bill came along the
House was the scene Of no little tumult.--
Members we're on their feet and clapping Of
hands in parta Of tha Hall A motion to lay
It on the table was defeated by vote of l05
to So; Gerrit Smith of New York and Breck-
:nr;dge Of Kentucky were appointed tel
lers.
Some CT the n mbers who were opposed
10 the bill now vote to take it up.
dfliaterr ri II 7 the ftpeal Of the
Missouri Compromise.
The friends Of the Nebraska bill held
caucus on Saturday and resolved to oppose
all amendments except cut the Clayton
clause.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

Advertisements handed In without spsclf! ne up
M m IN II, number of ms Ftan- @il be Gohtinua e
mill ord = - ont. and charged accordingly.
en ,cat notices os transient 'nts md lead.
~ charged for At the rate Of ten cent
per lins.
oil
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

The bottle of Cider" sent Us by our
.riend w. d. Smith, very much re8embIec
the simon pure" considering it contained
no Intoxicating princip!e.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

,rroeyry ANp covHsEton AT LA"'
Davenport, Iowa
,,,,,,,q occupied 70! austin 'orS' ,..Ii ..ii'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

AtaGerman Nebraska meeting Fecantiy
held in Cincinnati the following Saty reso-
ution was passed.
Rssofvsd. That we have surely not deserv-
Va nj the hands OF the President and hi,
newspaper: that in addition to betray'n ing us
thpy also should lie to US.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MITCHELL & PUTNAM,

MITCHELL q PUTNAM,
Attorneys and ga.insel'0vs at Law.
Ogrrrr on til Corner sf 9u4 and Brady Streets, In
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
q. {, n. mYrtHEi.L. [. L. PvTEAm.
April lgtA ie5t-"trw,ly
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By Telegraph.
Washington, Nav 8.

" eaIl4IlSl loII, -'i"! y.
a large portion Of the long bridge across
fire Potomac was destroyed this morning by
fire. The ire took on the south side OF the
draw-bridge.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

I r. y a r I, Il
G. l. HuB8ELL,

at.oraay aal toezs,laE . L,w & II eAsHSssy
u1ly.y Aasse, Hs.~fy te,lie, Ao+A ana -" -
Aya4. G1.,s-.o- o. A3A-s' As.o |A.s Q et'.l-.'.
pHS ?" 49,! - f-,y#8.A year, a. hi- lF"tt'a
L, !. I'm go4, s -,ys n'','. s,..' ~ AN o,
e. a.bt sIt ao'-sa' tttf'st5,' ,rsl l wing ;, ger
-. t-sur Il tA e.ty ot ""sIl'I' .t,',,'rt ~
! f& ,,ii "a q! -liu. sltnst t'ss "@'ef"'
II s.rslc.s---
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

nns LArraor Mlz'ra n..i n,s Srres, DAyFIroa4
silh Mess ~ Of ih.m uia! n2 tMs@'eS" ~ M =,
I wD1iS NJ M 1 HS,n w g sps
i.I.nd orwl,G MeGrusor q i'""N7' I,b 4e--wtfw6m
,tl, att
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
THE GAZETTE E,
ALFRED SANDERS, Eplron.
CITY OF DAVENPORT.
Lumber Seizures.

SAT RDAY. MAY .. l&54.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

An official copy Of the new treaty with
Mexico was only communicated to Gen. Al
monte yesterday. He dispatched two mes
sangers with it to meet the steamer OF the
14th at New Orleans.
The Fulton has left the navy yard here for
Norfolk where she will wait for Gen. Gads-
den who will take the original copy to Santa
.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

MO Mackeroli in and o6ls for '"1I a. nt.yrII,s.
N NH a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

Telagra 7hic intelligence from Fort lnde-
pondencc states that the Great Salt Lake
nails had arrived.
The Indian troubles continue.
The Cheyens and Crow Indians have
driven of tho whites who had established
bridges and ferries north ofthe Platte River
They declare their intention of carrying OH
business and epprorriating tae receipts to
themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12

At meeting OF the Clinton Congregational Society held
Nov % 1851 the foloSn preamble and resolutions
BAsrea. Atteup having been njure the reputation
.. chsrasn Of he Build conmittee and President the
Board Of Trustees Of the Cnionay Congregational Society
il With pleasure that We male the following statement Of
fact: ,.,-,...- = ~ .....-... -. 81. g..
meeting Of Move mber So 1885 called 20 consider the pro
peiy Of building large and commOdious Church Ed
ice until the present time We f0d that M Eastmsa has
ruth be resArdd a. Identified with him more than with any
other individual Of the eonresaton and greatly indebted to
energy and UNITING zeal and devotion tor its present
couTagDs condition and prospects
The Of the society testify to his generosity and enter
prise Chairman Of The Committee Site, Ia the
STEPS thu resulted In securing the location on which the
edfc Il 20 be erected amid the unexpected and embiT
rs~ns eHeutes which threatened the enterprise a. " CON
flenceneDt. go
e. he location witness only the Of the
Committee Plans Of which b. was Chairman but to the
labor careful examination required IN its selection om the
numerous plan. brougt; before their attention.
time when the enterprise seemed a. stand still Tor
OF The edfce his nuncen ~ age being more thsn
fourth the desired encouraged the Society to 90 for
As Chairman Of the Building Comrtes his unwesrisd and
abors have been devoted TO the aPd progress add
A. member OF the o. Trustees which position he
accepted after having repesiesS declined H. oaiy BY the
ursent the me ids VI the enterpfse ne a9uy
End s have been seen aud increased nes been
felt both BY bs associates and the Society in the adg
Plsesd a. he has thu. been BY o Of S,eieiy
y hS 1e.son.Se pon bis osy and
have oniy been eqused By bis setiyty and efficiency
In view Of hese facts
Hored That mbers OF this Society feel grateful to
Providence in providing for Us y our time OF need one 81
important enterprise
Resd Thst the disinerestedness displayed BY Mr. East
man the expenditure Of time labor and money 10 he al
ytncemept this enterprise az Il exemplary cas
forth our admir- and entities him ~ highest
regsId ., $50
e,red That while he should not be held accountable for
apy action Of Board Trustees during his absence from
the country before his connection ~ith them, We heartily
sanction sppTove Of every adopted and executed
by tim official capacity confident that he has acted from
10 other motive desire than promote the best interests Of
the society
Rs.o!red That while deeply 'ynpahise With him in
the syundes- and warranted opposition 10 which he has
been subjected individuals aud Society. do hereby
pense him; that regarding his honor
We viii II all times chesrfny extend 70 him our hearty cRa
finance readiness With him IA every easbe
plan FOR the erection ofthe edics which, when completed
vii not opy be d-sirahle addition neiEnoorng
CITY but will be the Of asting benefit 70 the
connuny and Of sory God WHOSE worship Is be
devoted" "a true copy from the keeords
sAML z WARNER Clerk.
Published By order sfihs Board Of Tlustse.
w. sEARLs Secretary.
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Hle0iral.
AIMIRA l.. FOWLER, NJ. D., No. lS7 East
N 2lst-s,., Newly
0yaE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj REMEDY OF Roxbuy. has dsooveres IN one o. eur
common pasture weeds. remedy hat eues $500 P,nI-
H has d 4 ia over eleven hundred cases acc never go
e.eei In two cases both thunder humor ne ms nov
rossession two hundred ceftihes'es o' 's '' ~
sweuiy miles Of Boston o.. r.or,h
Two bottles warranted to cure nuIs'ps =, Sns. on
One to three bottles viii cure the "oi'' Aiu' VI Pf
Two or three bottles will eleAr the systsm Of ees -.
Two bottle. are warranted TO cure the WORST ''">' - ~
mouth and stomach. .. a.. ,r.-., c.s Of
srysipelsA ,.a 30 c,,a all humor in the
bottles are warranted cure runnius Of the ears ana
go ~ bottle. - warranted TO corrupt and running
cen h,as will cure sesly eruptions Of the skin 81,
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the "O N'
r. ~ three bottles warranted to the most desPe'
ate esse Of rheumatism ., - - II, ham,
his. ~ ,sbf hotties wall cure Of scorfuA
s, h always experienced from the hTst bottle, sho's
perfect cure rs warranted when me ape $3.50 n tried
NInns medicines OF the day as that common weed
growing the pasture. .nd sont 90 syed fet II Won have
every humof In the sstemi yei u : . hmm. 30.
huHor II There are no nor ANU aSsS go,
about teltIs % tbe vicinity Of Boston. know the
80. "a IL In every IL has AireSey oo' ~ ~,
rre.est done IN seen POOR
,sorm,. looking chndren whose hesh wa. SS al"
stored 70 A., b,eet 10 SICK headache one bottle VIII
.lu.ys care H. IL gives great rehe 10 - "a
soms wiz nv r. Where the body sound works quite
- t, wbsr there Il any arrangement OF VIC W. -, ~
nature win cause vesy or ious dsy. week There
nsyer bad result from IL; on the contrary 49, head
Es gone you win feel yourself a Of that ever man
Bs..nee TO- !. DONALD KENNEDY. No ias Warren
Wsoisssje Asents for New York G. CkLC 10, ssSx.r
a. is; s2sbs No "a S. O. sale st ''''
~ Al r,sp.etsbls Druggists tbr0sshoat tho oaisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
DIED..

BROWN-At somers, Wsstchester County. on sunday
sveriss est a Harriet Brown daughter u the late lsa e
and Any Brown. sssd - yssrs.
Per fn.rs vii tsse see a. oeOsr Ibis d.y lfue.d4y
Dee II from res1snes u her stsr Mrs. T. T. Soye'
s0mers. 49,
DLYMoUR-sudisny, 90 he ilth alt o. d'e.'s o. the
he.rt while business ~ tbs City. Capt George
Fdeyuour Of II rdson, aged IS yesEA
EfLL-Ou SUNDAY eF-ui1z John Hill, ssed ~ years NJ
OF Ireland Old resident cf tbs City and Tor may years
eus,fe6 il tie hardware business Ia Broadway.
RI friends ard scaaaEtagc-s iryisc 20 at'end MS 10
rsrs without further notice from the Broadway Tabernacle
thi. TUESDAY afternoon. s. o'clock precisely
KEAPTOS-On frissy Dee. 9. Franz. son Of william
md Flza Keulpton aged year. months ard days
NcNIE- the 18th the 5'st year Of bis Mr..
Tboua. Meme native Of AnOs. Scotland
be buried Green ~Ood 70 Day leaving No % Uest
Tgenfv ssgsLihsL. :. celock Z. NJ.
MEYNES-In Brooklyn, Mondsy morning. Dec. IL. Of
dropsy CT brain the Of Yeas and month Her
r1ann only Of Hermann Mevnen-
His funeral vii TAKE place from bis fh-rs residence. No
2fs .ta,sst Tuesday afternoon, 81 o'clock
OVIATT-ln Richhed, summit County, o. Dec. 5. Hens
Oyist aged - xtensysy kDoSn and highly
IL Norfhern Ohio. Mr. 70 Ohio 10 1900 VITA 80.
Hudsor and lived IN the township Of Hadsoa ani1
yesrs siDce. when be removed % Rehfea. - L.,..
PARTkiDGE-In this City 90 the loth .sf. - ~, Of
Of hs son-r-lsw Thomas FesenSen, Ass Psnsas'' ~ "
Sag Hsrbor. Long Island, in the I'D wear Of as
Bis resaains vii Be taken 70 Sag Hsreor ioi D-
Norwich and New London pspeo pleA.e COPY
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The TURF.

USroS C0URsE, l.. I.-TRoTTSG- Monday Dec.
u.-Mstch. $780, mile heats, Oesi in = in harness:
" Psabodv names bk Ton....................
4 Woodru1 namsscr a BucksAin -............... ?
Time; S;0i-S.OL-5O+.
TRoTTISG AT PROyiDESCE, X i.-TkHrsiIg, Nov.
30 l,54 Purse $50, mile heats, best in 5, TO 50
a. they please:
A. Csrreuter names Oh TslenAehus tsaddiel...
A A VINE Hebe. tssddlel.........
Time: ? S-eS1-s59
SOM Ddt-PGrse AMI stake, $50, mile heats, best
in 5. in harness:
y 4 Winch usnes Tsunton Bully ....... I !
M Eooc names b. Brown b ly........-....
Tine: ? S5t-2; si-S:oi-2;Js
footing oyER TBE PIosEER San Frincisco
COURsE- Sunday, Nov. l2.-Nstch, 81 900 side,
nile hesis, best 3 10 3, in harness:
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Geo. FerGusou names D. e. Iodng Amere,.......
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Id " INTELLIGENCE.
TRIAL OF JOHN n. I. TUCKER FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS C6ILD.

KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERMlNER-DEe. H.
Before Judge srsoye presinEyudEe MOORE and Justices
STILwELL ard srRYSrR.
The testimony in this case having been concluded
on Saturday council for defense aud the Dstrics-at
torney summed up yesterday. E1Judgs Barnett, OF
Indiana, made the closing speech behalf OF the
defendsni, and occupied the attention Of the Cours
from the opening till nearly O'Clock. Reviewing the
whole evidence in lucid and impartial manner,
he drew the conclusion that the prisoner had been
proved to be subject to insanity from his youth and
that the killing for which he was now on trial was
committed while in this state and that be there
fore irresponsible The District Attorney, on behalf
of the people occupied the remainder OF the day. and
the Cour; adjourned till this morning. when the Judge
will deliver his charge.