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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-18

Y AND NEWYORk PACKETS.-Ths new SAsx
ione line is composed Of the following vessels. nnd
-ails from New-York every three days. All owned in
the city OF Richmond, viz
nip Dan. D.Ig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-18

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-18
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
Our Troy csrrssponaenee

rnoy FEB. 70 1864
Opsng Of tie Troy and Union Rad celebrates Of he
Event Condition. Of the R,Der a. Tor
The Opening Of the Troy aad Uoion Railroad was csls
brstsd TO day at ths depot In this city. large M a
Der Of invitsto. we're sued and tns atsndsnss Was
very numerous, more than ak hundred persons frsm
Albany Troy and New York and other cities being
snt The uLols of the Ns~ York Lsglaturs invtd,
and a. that body adjourned In Of tbs birthday OF
Washpeon about two thirds Of the members attended
The traE which they decorated with Gags
and strsser band engaged especially for the oc.
occasion, according 70 Tire stersotypsd quotation.
"disoourssd most eloquent music" To, hospitah-
~ Of the company was displayed In most gen
manner, and received ample jnstics. tbs
formSty which generally distiDs aishss oocssous
dispensed with, and every appeared 70 enjoy him
sell to the utmost Toars tsssts, but several
speeches. appropriate to the subsc ard this character Of
the day. dshvsrsd. The President Of tins read,
George Gould Esq extended brief but cordial wesoas
to the company and Addresses made by NJ Litss
jain, MI. A b Dickirsor Mr.. Burro ushs M Joy, ".
Lse, and Others At ave O'Clock the celebration tsrmi
rated company returned to Albany Ia the same
train wbi:h brought them hsrs evidently pleased with
the msuner In which thsy bad been enssrtsipsd
The depot IL which the entsrtsirrnsnt given
fine and ss.sus bu dins and coat seventy tao1
sand dollars II covers OF and quarter
and Is four nuaded feet long By three hundred width
Der Of tracks sorcns every facility for
Of tho four different lines which inset 1t tns point
hen6beiA0E
YORK Central the Hudson River, and the Troy
and Boston Tho kpgth Of the Union road itself only
three miles and the cost Of construction eight hundred
thousand dollars Tho stock 10 owned By the companies
Of the lines jast named who also furnsh mAshnery
The now bridge recently erected the Hudson Toy
for this road considerably damaged, about week
spoe BY the pressure Of the los this point Ons
OF the buterts carried away, bat there another
bridge YER, little Inconvenience sIparsoced At prsseAt
from this accident. Tho Troy Union Railroad Oom5any
y composed Of the following gentle Geo.
Gould; Directors Hssrtt D. :. Vail, j. l. Thompson,
J. A. GriswoId, a. Cramsr, K. ,ag. J a wsed, L. a.
Topper, D. Robinson. 4. Pbiu, g. Warren, A. 9. Hal
stesd. French the Superintendent of the Hudson
River road, IL the Chief Eogiueer.
Ths river ct Troy and Al ,any ia blocked mp With i'm
nerN masses Of ioe whoa iu pla rise the
height Of ten feet above the geDerAve Apprehensioas
are felt that when begins to break up under thaw,
serious damage will be dome. There has already bsen
Ieshey, which, have stated, destroyed butment
Of the railroad bridge besides doing damage TO other
property Opposite to Troy the river is impossible BY
vehicleB account Of the condition Of the ice which
lies in broken and confused ass.s and In many places
rises high above the banks. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
CITY TRADE REPORT.

~. 4.
ASHES we're in less request 1t 80 rs for pearls ssi
FOR pots, par 100 lbs.
BRkAnsIuYFs FLOUR was dull. and lower The %
transactions smbrsced 1900 bbls ordinary to ono
State IS rs IS ASK; mixed 70 fAacy western, % q
IS DO; and s.nsr grades At proso.tioaats priess
sales Of Southern were confined to Zoo BIB
IS esk . lss s7lS ss s2h fsrmixsd to straigt
Dbl. Wa heard Of no importans movements 10 rye q
crn meal wheat, or rye. ate and western cats ~
very quiet, 81 $50 800. Per busasl Ora te.dsd dos
wards. The days salss reached 900 bushsls, ct
for let Of damp, and GOO s2c for Southern vhiss
yellow. Per bu.hel
Cerrn The days transa .tiona iseludsd $50 pt
java. AZ lSae, ard ito bags Rio, Of IKE per 10
CoTTos --rbe days sales amounted 70 47os bales,
f,svsa-For export ,8S6 home uss535; spsoulatt'
CAS- to arrive, 2l4 Market Ne perth. bitter tns9 y
tsrdsy
FKiIGHn Rates favored shippers. though room d
being rather limited, ships .ners ouapueo 70 Sema'
IN PACKETS for uvMposl lsd for grain, and 4, Cd
In bulk, to an up, 1t led $50 bales Of cotton vers
gag. .. Ilod, part com prsased and 200 do, ct q
All leo tsrcss beef, ats y The ssss1
bbs. turpsnnne, 1t d Sd. per $50 lbs. 20 Lo.dos,
tercss bacon we're engaged ., 47s d 100 do do, ?,
baby in Bstish ship, at ass; and Is toss oil st
70 nIs rs .ssa u.s. ia. .Sa so
measurement, BY medium and fall ehpp0a :,
Hay The sales cor stated Of $50 balls st sIhs ~
or shipneut and e5s . 81 for local uss, Per i0o os
sors were rpsrissiy dealt IN q 4ie ga psrib. :.
Ia1ss-Ea,tern seemed qnist 81 80 2s per thousand
NoiAssEs Some 500 bbh New dreams oro'sot
IVA srouB. There was nothing Of any eoossquss
aocs 10 a. n rosin tar, crude turpssttns. ADO
80 bbs spirits peDsne wore taken 1t go per gallon
Cris Whale and sperm remained % last noticed I
a.y,s transactions Old not exceed 100 baskets olive
s3 SIX, end COO gallons linsssd, part ut 7ae, b
chief, in small Iots ~ 10 49,, per gallon.
RI1 daring the rsst week the market has dsohE
for all eraeea &c The entire sales amount TO 80
24oo esices At prices ranging from 40. for middl
10 &c. fol strictly prime The principal sales vsre ne
~ 4zo st5sc
PROVISIONS Pork varied little. Thsre we're $50 bb
new sole, Ut SIS rs SIS 81 for mess. and sl3 y
prime, per Dbl. Cutmeats were ssleabls and arm -
900 bhh. lard changed hands ~ loo. I0Xs. ~
Beef was rather quiet The day's business reached
bbs.. at 90 IS for country and city prince % a$i
for country nsss and GA 80 for city d., per D.
About 100 bills. best hams fetched $40 Batter
chssss were uualtesed.
sAIr- Some 600 sacks Of Liverpool we're tAkssoa ?
vats terms.
suGARs Tho days NOV ,mssts eompyissd 100
Cuta ct 4lo 3o7 New Orleans (by suctien). at 7i
ab,se., and $50 boxes brown Havana, at6ke' As'
per ID
wnnKsv --6Alss Of $50 bbls prison trAsspirsd, Of y
alc., cash asd sbsrt credit, per saiIoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCI

M YIN ~ II m - N N N
SATURDAY, Feb. 26-o p.
Tbs stock market continues active, but NOT buoy
At the first bosrd'to day prices AuetuAtsd eonsdsr
and the operations indisate unsettled feeling III
minds Of spectators Parties have been realizing
the past week. which has undoubtedly kept prices 4
d. pressed than they would otherwise have been. TIL
feet Of this viii be ultimately favorable, for those
selling viii como in again at higher poiats.
Zinc went up 4 per cent; Cum bsrland O,at V; On
Palace, q Michigan Central Railroad, q; New HavtGI
New London Railroad, u. Canton Company fell Of Y
esnt; PsnnsylvanIa Coal, u; PAnsms Railrssd, l; q
land and Pittsburg Railroad, u larger psr esat q
trAnss ctions to day were for cash than usual. A
bank stocks were sold ct previous prices Railroad n
were heavy
The receipts ct the ONCE Of the Assstant Tfsssur
the Usited States for the port Of New York, this
Feb. 26, were Slo4 o6e; the pAyusats amounted to
S7b ~; Leaving balance on hand Of g. ls3 500 49,
The shsmahip Europa, 1t this port from uvsrI|
brings three days later intsIlgsaes from Europs.
political advioes about the same ~ the Baltic bro
Financial and commercial Affairs continue In . fAvorI
condition Quotations for oonsols had advanced bad
cedsd to rates ruling At the departure Of the prsv
steamer. Cotton was arm, with An upward tendeneyI
an active demand Breacstuns continued depressed.
decline Last quoted had not been recovered and q
indications Of further falling Oh in prices
news, the whole, Ia good. From the continent ~
nothing OF Importance relative to the positions of thu
tile armies the progress Of negotiations The rtu
Of the Bank Of England for the week ending 10th 81
compared with those for the previous week, .how y
crease Of &c sos In tbs bullion; flol29 In the rest,
$2o2126 in the notes unemployed. In the public dsps
tSsts decrease Of 1894 eee; EST 3os In The oths
posits; fees 900 in the government securities, and
1877 In the other securities.
In relation to American stocks BAring's London I'd
lar Of the 10th inst. remarks:- I'll
The United States stocks advertised for repayment
In good demand for remittance 10 the United states
fair supply comes to market ct los 1oA for bond
1862 ana LOB l09x for the maturihes Of 1918
small buainess has bsen done In Maryland sterling ct
o. and sales have been made to some smount or I'd
sylvapa bonds 1t SO S. and there are now few for
ct that rate. Psnusylvanis Inscriptions 70 80.
Skies lo3 los. Sellers Of CAuAda Skies Sterling ct
Of Virginia Ewes Sterling, At ss Of Boston City Four
Halls, at l02; and OF Pepnsylvanis Central Railr|
bonds, 1t 9lk. New York and Eds Railroad 66 a
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad 90. a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

Nrs EUruxn PolBAxus i'd At 0barlsstowa \
land couaty New York, 90 Wednesday, Fob !. she|
the vieo- OF the late Aaron Poihs u.s. she vas bod
the 10th day Of October, 1850, and had eonssqu{
reached at the day Of her death the astonishing ID
lo3 years, months. and IL days. She died In the
tosn where she was born. and where she nss al
lived Her faculties remained almost unimpaired
within . short tins OF her death. With the use Of
teelss she read her Bible. Of ordinary print dstly.
visited the city Of New York ON one occasion more
nall century past. but in c,nssquencs OF the confd
Oh the city anxious to return to her quiet III
woere she lived respected and highly esteemed By al
Inew nsr She had never seen stsaObostor rath
sns ss very fond Of her ppe sne tobacco. Her DESC
Ants are numerous, and include some Of the most
speotabls Il miles in the State.
NJ, THOMAS BscKwnH died In Batavia, n T., on
10Th instant In the 95th year Of his age and vas p6
tne DIGEST nan 10 the county. Mr. pArtioip atsd ID
pecsidn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
Tho Turf.
TROTTING AND PACING AT EKW ORIHANS

TROTT1NG AND PACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
ERnAnuH COUEsE Feb. l2-rROrrHG. -Pfoprietor's
purse. mile heats, best three In ave, in harness.
J l. Eof named blk g. DR. Elliott.
Q W Dim mick Dameis m. Ma, Queen. dis
g. W. Mdwen named Blk. g Reindeer. ......... dis
rine, 2A2H-2:as-sA2h.
SANE DAY PACING -Puree and stake of $500. milo
heats, best three in i've, Ia harness
o. Drnmick ned q. m. Pooahontas ....... 1 L
). L. Eon named s. b. Tecumseh. -. ....... 8 dis
g w. Bidwsn named m Dolly Spanker 8 2dis
Time, 22o-226-2.20.
rRorrING ON TIE ICE
The Osweyatchie Trottinz Club Ct Ogdepsburg NY,
had four days trottiug the river st Lawrence The
following IL summary
FIRST DAY, Feb 10 Pure $25-cpsn to four year old
horses owned In ct. Lawrence county-ile heats best
two in three In harness.
G j. bahwip's g. m Alice Gray. ................
VIM b. Tall Mans oh. h. Young Mountain Eagle.
Time 3:22K-3:34.
SAM DAy.-Purse S26- sabsc ibsrs Purse-Open to al
horses that never won mstch purse
heat, best three in fl 70, In harness.
s ": W.r 1.n,;. b. m. Lacy Moscow
lame: fisnss.n'a br. g. Tom Moore..... 9
fin., INTERCHANGEABLE '
best horse-open to all horses owned In st. Lawrenc
county-n,IA heat, best three In Eve, In harness.
CHARLES Lewis 8. Paddy AAthe ~s.......... II
q. ". Warmers gr N. LADY sun,i. ........... Z 8
VIM. Freeman's 70. G. Pete Jones ............. Abr.
Time, 303-3O0-2:56
THIRD DAY Feb. l7.-Purse s2oo-opsn to AL horsss-
mile heats, best thrse In ave, In harness.
VIM. Kingston gr. h. Nsjor Ringgoh......... L
J. Barboo's bl &. Prsnez GArde ..........,...2 8
Charles Lewia's .. Z. Paddy Mathews ........ s 8
ums 2:4e-253--25l.
only 10 the two horss entered balowmils heats best
three in ave, in harness.
VIM. K.rsston'ss h Major Riussold. I
J. s. Gilmsn's e. Euta~ Observation-Disclosures. 2dr
Tine 2:5O-2;60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

ScxSKss ON THE MIssIssIPrI.-A letter was re-
ceived in this city from of the officers Of the
Alex Scott, dated at Cape Girardeau, in which he
states that fffy.t Of her passengers had died
since she left New Orleans. She has been o long
while out, and the passengers-Gernan emigrants--
are represented to have had long passages across the
sea- and to have suffered greatly from the want Of
provisions. The disease Is ship fever.-.Sf. Lox,s
Reppbi,ean, Feb. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

from the ClntinuAL COMMERCIAL, F0D. 70
About II o'clock ast night dense observed
,uuirg from tbs perfumery OF H. Asakngs, on
he north side of FouY bet Maine and Sycamore
sIeets In very ehot time flames burst from the doors
and ~indovs, and the fire spread with h3eops fury
municang to the ashionaos furnishing establishment
OF Jl sever and the periodical book store Of Pear
sE Co The roof was spsedy In bsss and the delugs
OF water thrown by the renen who sbored with yehe-
ment energy, seemsd to prodace effect.
Toe whole black of buildings in which the
started were IA less than hour involved Ia sheet Of
carried by the high wind which pre- to great
ttAnss The lower part Of the city presenting the
grand and teribs spectacle Of tempest Of ore.
The wallis above the establishments OF NsAkings and
Pearson naked the roof being Totally consumed and
the interior burned out The main portion OF Gsyers
columns Of are and diimsl volumes OF smske gushing
from oh window.
Ire centre Of the fame was now beyond the effective
reach Of the engines and the water principally d.
which we're smoking ominously, and on the furnishing
store Of Richardson Sbiiio's great establishmsat,
which wsre in extreme danger. Tbs heat almost Ia
suprotabls IN the centre OF the street, but the gallant
remen stood their ground their clothes being
from skiag are BY sasionA shower from the hose
AT hsk past IL the vslls commenced falling In huge
masses, and the flames began 20 be Iusgsnale sag
nert Of the wall fell upon the fancy store of Pickering
next door west Of Geyer and crushed 1t into shape
less heap
tuuiolps bricks The steam Ore engine stationed
Sycamore, Fifth street, and worn cd with tremendous
effect.
At O'Clock the Are was bsirs rapidly snbdusd, and
The total unit 81 property destroyed will fall within
so0c COO How much Of this covered BY Insurance,
were s unable o. nni.s % sn,s. .o,, and
seaning imm ensey but there no further danger.
During the several housea 10 tbs neishbor
hood caught Are In the reof Very little furniture or
rovsab property OF any kind saved from the built
lngs destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

ANOTHER Fatal ACCIDENT on THE NAuo Aruck
RAnRoAD-ln Of tbs brsshng o. 20 aAS os
TOE Goth iost looomovs on the NAugstuok Railroad
was thrown from the track ssd prscpiatsd dosa steep
eba ptmept ino the river sts place where the water
abeut ak feet Deep sngneer lanes Marsh OF MD.
cIssury vas instsauv killed. The h'emAn who Vas on
the engine with him. esoapsd Comparatively uanurt IL
q sreolsr con inscenss that the engineer took the
.ca al one Who vss hillsd BY similar accident very
near the same place some two or three weeks ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

issued in q few days, is one OF those works which
have been suggested by recent European and Ameri-
can industrial exhibitions The design il to display
In letter press and engravipgs (of which this large
quarto embraces more than FIVE hundrei) the pre-
sent condition Of the useful and ornamental arts
throughout the world II has cost more than $40 00O
and describes whatever was most noticeable in the
Paris, London, Dublin, and American Crystal Palace
exhibitions; and it constitutes the most complete,
interesting and important volume in its department
ever exhibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

An INSANE NAN FROZEN 70 DEArH.-At IN early
hour this morning the BODY OF discovered ly.
ing the sid walk in Buffalo street. On tbs
body proved to be that Of Albert Cole, 1unatc who
from the COUNTY Hons. Monday lat From the DO
aiten in uhieh the body found It would hason
the Occurrences OF the very severe last ngh the
deceased had susnt sheltsr TEN po-ar by seppog fram
the van mp against he wall Of Mr. Bsck's store but the
storm being poac,ed he probably tired and sat down
Becoming chllso and drovsy he most likely stretched
himself for repose Ia the posi In which he ound
aad there met eesth uncons,iousy and alone Ths DE-
ceased IN early day. was the proprietor OF paono
house In the town Of Greece and subeeq uenty CLERK IL
chussts or Connecticut, where he had large circle
relatives who equently sent inquiries hefe
the shsreabouts and condition OF The deceased ns Nss
about atty years Of sss -Rochatr Aduestisr. no H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

FIAREUP IN TIE SUPERIoR CouRr OF Con-
yRCrCur-JURy Observation-Disclosures CASES. An exciting
has been trial for week before the Su
p-rior Court Jucs Storrs presding, In sess In
this city. Mr.. Ree. Of Tarfye, has susd the town OF
Bloomfield for damages $4,000 sustained By hi, wife
defective road or bridge In that town hany Witnesses
havs bees called and uuch feeling has bean rocsed In
ference TO the Yesterday ednssdsy) two Of the
jurymen, 7. Good yin, OF West Hartford, and A.
omed Of East Hartford vent into restauran, to get
sheir cibner md they dined In the Same ap With n f.
Miller OF Bloomfield, whom . converse Ion was com
mepsed upon the osse-Mlsr tsllsg the jurymsn that
Mr.. Reed hurt. that abs alsays wesk
mar and that the road not bad whore this accident
happened. D. Hubbard, Eq., Il enc Of Reeds attor
MES 1t happened that he dining In ajoirins slip
At the time and overheard the ,srsaton When
the In the afternoon Nr. Miller Was called
~tness for the town. Hubbard very SOON after
him With sharp stick. rs asked him II he had take
Interest IN tha case and hually desired 70 know
whether he had converted wtn any OF the jurymsn Nil
Ter ssd that be hac and then Of the umsn stated
all the facts De confederation n Judge discharged the
jury eonsued the and ordered the States Attor
Dey to commence suit assnat Miller. Miller 10 very
oliver e Sxen of Bloomfield, and tbs meeting between him
aod the juymsn was probably accidental The f,s FOR
convsrsrg With juryman n the subject of be
fore him 500 aod believe the Zoe applies TO
the juryman.- Hartford Tima, feC. 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

Length or RsuRoipe.-rhe following il summary Of
the lengths Of completed and 10 pro-
the different catss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
me- cogr, in n chsrre said hsi the penalty o. desih

TIE Court IN its On srye. said thsf the Penay OF Ies
n, .---r a. perA.-s considered hsss ose IL - 9e
H. Ia, 20 = to- er-faiy .na PorhaP eva 90.
,if,kfy ts- yoaeg of God cs.rsreef
,,o.srced ere - them gutfy Of re eerse snd 1870
jprv 10 s.v shelter tbe Pe>oo. siihoesa -
hs, .elui.f ~ c0nsz-ed 20 tas rNi0-s IN -.
TIE rsicruert ss--se6 the Stse rr.,n iSs
if-d court with view 20 de'sid ~
ofer-.ho-ld Sheh sde ~e t1rn ,ae
ttsfe are dia hs dregfy n sss, nst
discaly sl1iaE guit The Jasss ta-a
tbczah Tiers aFp-Araseeo
having ba % TeSa-r X
bsvop6 rssoushle 6cutt 9 tbe pJner trdf IN pso
property the ba ding bad Keen removed s1d ai
hayrE declared b. th- lcs1raaes
sppra-r insured the priooer rave tne 80
oe.rs b-skns they b0h ra-hs& th- oat dost n-
prvv-d nearly sXh4usa bs the sn'<e saa
related hin. possible thst the etb-i
ccrcIion shown IN nearlT nilsu coaioa
TIE JuSs- the thrar bsEEg been nsfs ssAas
pr-o get OF the hoC-e. kc for TIE JAY
a. the ciic-rances 70 The % az a., ~
ssor II the uos area u
rish tir- the "a ps5has- ~ >t,-
Prion ire .gsa the Of usn
the he The Judge also
ALLUDED N OTHER poiu's ,nG aEanst prisoner -
The jury retired and ater being absent about hall 81
hour f-surLd verdict Of Not Guilty sad the prisoner ws
di-chsrEst -.
The Trial Of John NJ Fenery charged with arson ia tne
s eeree IL srr ere to hs in Eshtss' hsd eea
bet AFTER the ertln Non vas
,tov. e. tske up Il sill occupy thAa DAY. ana -
-.rcw vii be Friday. when the Court viii nOt 81 as
-clGgd postpone trial Mcn3sy The trial o. tae
Ness OCo-ror also postponed to next -,ek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
IAnxerfisemept
UNITED STATES

IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES
VALIDITY OF BLAXEs PATENT FpR
FtRE YsaHERPEooF PAEr his eNtraordinny 81 san
bs teen .esry nine ami it, hre sud
qr,s tuTpng Instead Of the action OF ne we4he as
the eOsng does ord aary Pns only 20
whatever covered from ihs
action OF fire w,sbr II ha been Asarded the lihe
for the last four received
he bisbe.t premiums the Fir Of TIE American Institute
e humber Companies have Published cn ss nat
,bv IN me buic covered with much lover pregiln
th Lose covered m zinc. they hsys seen the tested
of The allows Nearly Railroad 10 D. coanJ are
NJ IL er ccvepg dep6ts bridges buidigA sc &: 10 ne
ou bieh The bl.ized IL Is that the
the suffered somewt br the sale OF zach
spurious called hreproOf paint but the saa and
erune article universal satisfaction The public are eau
oounteris The patent being settled ne
stentee will prosecute nns. The genuine article ground
M M or 10 div powder rad reduced prices Of the Pien
.,e M Pear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
COURT or GENERAL ESSGONS-WsDSEDsDAY-
Psfore the RECORDER

CHARGE or DEFRAUDIyf EMIGRASTs
The trial OF Isaish Seover charged with having de
nS,a returned Carnsns selling hem spurious tickets
fer Cheeso, continued 10 day .,.... -. Ar. n
prosecution depOed ne
TIE decsat Liberty AMI while there tue dsiead'n
induced him witness DO shS of '
sS f,r the order adifessed 20 C1S-ns
evesnd which defendant sid you'd for YARD the 20 OheD
as .rs-d Emigrens Pz" aud he objected 20 IT,
bsS
- p,r No but wien he gl tn-re tue oa, na es no
40 10 tAe Office With Mr. kei-ter aud VITA Oos
Bell
%. and vas od him that his Mr. CoIens would rc1
the oroers the got 70 CeNs'd "noss
ked Rim how ticket 20 Cleseaa1 ssgin n rs
rant ket se over that al. etet wou take MIN 10 ns
would With tho ones
A. onL he ouy being la the name OF the carr ue
90, Then advised him the tickets and 90 On 70
found by Mr. w
wa. no ,ne 10 H. obliged 30 TO soon CheAso
Ohicer suhsd that he accompanied tns
Kri,ter the Ia Liberty ST. and upoa aSns
bo .. about the tickets he said he had sgsn IN
VIC would the Of the passengers NJ ss snl
nv b agreement complainapn were 20 60 hons WIN to
a an rcsss cars witness Ane" 'ns do'snu'n'
fol two y a fo-waTdnz agent D., -
k Wsren the arrival OF hester an her
AZ Cvesnd thsy asked der on Cozzens 20 hayo
"a. Mitosss told that there no slen person
Clev,l,pe who connected with Railroad Conp,ny ana
h.mor. upon examining the order produced oy of t tne
Assistant District Attsrnsy he denhed a toe one n
Fisher apo Krt-T Cleveland He Ines the defendant Tor ANY
year. h-d business transactions with MIN -, ,-,.a
Jobb % Pierce the railroads al ClsVeand
lei fed bet the orders wortDis
ni,C R.duin elnn,ced it'll the raj roads AZ Cersand
Ofasd the testimony or me as, "tne" ....
John Allen Mayor of Buffalo was caed io' tns
% hat the writing order not that OF defendant
as he knew veil having been acquainted Win nh
fo many Jers. ~, ., ,-,-.L 49,. ,.o.,f,, 4, .o,.
sequ.Lee Of III sbseLce Of witness me Voi'' 'neh
fort hed ay