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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13

AIRS, of al'szes from half pint to a gallon, fol-
u preserves and pickles, l.. KINNEY.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13

1854. FALL CLOTHING g 1854.
II. l.. Il III. VAN DEVENTER L. CO..
Wholesale Clothing Store. No. 1852 4 IG4
Main Street, Saint Louis, Mo.
WE now in receipt Of the largest stock of Men
w and Boys Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, India Rubber Goods, &c. a., brought to
Saint Lou is which will be offered at the very lowest
prices and Oh liberal termTNi
To cash buy and prompt we offer great i'll
duCemcnts.
sep l-w6m p. L. VAN DEyENTER & co.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13
WINDOW GLASS-DIRECT IMPORT
ALTON.

xT1E wish all to take notice that we have perfected
w arrangements with the best manufacturers OF
window Glass in Pttsburg for constant supply of ev-
cry size, on the lowest possible terms.
Our stock has been brought directly from Pitts
burg, in Capt Humberstones steamboat; and
quenty having but handling and transhipment,
will arrive in first order without breakage. Call
and leave your orders early at
BOND + KELLOGG'S,
mar IS Drug and Glass Store.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13

NEW HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT.
YNHE subscribers would inform the citizens of Saint
Il Paul and all the country round about, that they
conducting the above business in all its branches,
Third Street, nearly opposite the Post Office, where
be supplied, short notice. with all kinds
Of Harness. BridIes Saddles, Fly Nets Trunks valises
Whips, &c, &C.
May IA, '53-tf MARTIN DREW p CO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13
MERRILL. COWLES 4 CO..

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND Do
MESTlC DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. &c,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13


80 large cans 20 1000 bushels shorts,
ALSO;-A large lot of choice Preserves, cOnsis tin
Of Peach, Pear Ounce and all other varieties in use.
tll-yl NATI'L. E. TYSON & co.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-13

! WAR EAGLE MILLS, GALENA.
SUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
Shorse feed, staAtIy hand, aud for sale at lows
est cash rates. E. Hampstead d GU.
| Galena, Sept. 2, 1875. 4-2O
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G. B. GIBSON and /. \. SAMPLE Agent Chicago
May Tim. f.. H. CASTLE. Ticket Apen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
FIRES.
FIRE IS WEST BRoADwAY

FIRE WEST BRoADWAN.
Yesterday afternoon about 81 O'Clock, lire broke ont
in the brick building No lO3 West Broadway, lower part
occupied BY Mrs. Leary confectionery shop, and
Michael Hynard, builder upper part by Albert Weber as
a pano-forte mandatory.
The fire originated from not yet discovered,
in the lower part of the building and in consequence OF
the larce amount of inamma Die material about the prem
SOS the flames spread with astonishing rapldy, and soon
hurst ont of the roof. The iremen N the district
promptly responded to the alarm and soon subdued the
flames not however before the interior of the
building with IFS contents WAS iamos entirely
DESTROYED The flames extended to the adjoining building
No 100 occupied by John Dixon as sash and 6hni
manufactory but through the exerons o the hremen the
FIRE was here confined to the third sory The building IN
the roar Of No lOa occupied by Mrs Leary a. well
inc and bv Mr. Welch stable and dwelling, was cen
sdersbly damaged The losses and insuranccs arc as
follows as near as we could ascertain.
ss of of Mr. Weber about Sc 000 insured $500 IN the
c, uorls aad 81 200 in the Lenox Insurance Cos. Mr.
Weber had seven pianos finished eight partly finished
and eleven in the frame. m
The vorkmen. Messrs. Sprout Prince, Lyon, Wise,
vbitener Walker and Mitchell lost about sloO each No
insurance. .,o -,
Mr Inward estimates his loss at about 400 Insured
in the MON Insurance Company Sl,sOO-
Loss of Mr. Dixon about s'oo' ihSureu @i''VV J." '''
North River Insurance Company
Loss of Mrs. Leary about $500. No insurance
Mrs Bea,ley who also occupied portion OF this iron'
building for confectionery store sustained damage TO
the .mount Of about $500. No insurance
Loss of Mr. Wech $500. No insurance
FIRE N BROOKLYN
Abou, o clock last evening hre oroAe ou' III wv
tory frame building on Adams-st., ewned by MesSrs her
r;cl 4 Seudder and occupied by William McNii' Fran
os Kolls ana another family. The house adjoining occn
MED bv George Rome also caught and both houses were
fssced TO tho extent of about $780, The fire originated
ON s roof supposed from the sparks OF fOundery IN Tie
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
DIED.
ANDERsON-On De

ANpERsON-On de 2Th n, Thecdosia Apdsoa sssi n
Funeral from Sath iIth.v. The
will he rerred IN the OF the Evergreen.
BRYANsuddeniy this City SUNDAY aoerrOon the
Of her Wm Bsn Mrs Csihaoe btysn tns Sr<
Of her
The reIstivss md friends invited attend hx
- 10 ocloch tIou No 80 lio
ratos Remains wl be nterrss IN OFeensooi
CArLlN-A DsItfOrd Wisconsin, August H. James Coos Csta
r. snd Mngatt ascd months aud dsys
COLFAN-Of consnmption. oR the 18th inst, X Collar
His friends and the mbeS OF Escelsor Lo9e " o. are
respectfully invited send his aners Greer sood from n. sts
residence o. ford o., Futonsv Brooklyn ON Tuesday ths SA
oc,ch L NJ
GUIGNON-At Willis sbursh. Monday mornnt Auzn~a a.
lingering illness Cornels Ann Gusnoo iunt dsu<h
Cotn,is Gusnon ssrd and days
The will place from ther residence No b Leonard
Tue.ay ~ O'clock ptcsey FRIENDS
srd aclusin Ances respectfully invited 20 stend
LoWND-Aueus ~ i85 Charles Lowud at his residence
File late Manager the Star File WORKS
MOlamsbursh. sged 81 years and months
SMIrHOn the 18th inst Henry McPtal OF Edgar aad
Amanda d. Smith agsd year and months
H viii place from the residence OF hs parents No
Clinton Brooklyn. Tuesday 18th inst at O'Clock NJ
son of William L and Charlotte Wemmel AGED q years.
Ne Was Inferred at 0rssn~oo .
WICKS-Augu.t MoIania, Mrs Elizabeth Nicss vii.
Thomas Ncss. AGED IS years months sud days,
place o'clock Tuesday 2sth nom bs
sons Robert Wicks, No 2i9 Chenyst N T.
NEw.Yosx Ac,DENv MEDcrE-The Fellow. Of the As.d
respectfully invited .tend the fanersl Of DR. W
Moore Fellow Of the Academy rue.dsy sfernooo s
O'Clock p M from d. sesbuy's Church, ithst asS
9th By order, j. NJ SMITH, NJ ID, frrsdsn
= A. PURDy NJ D. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
SQUIRREL HUNTS.

AsurABUIA County, OBro.-La.t week the township
of Jefferson gave Ashtabula and Conneaut challenge for
squirrel hunt; from each place to hunt one day and
the pary having the lowest count to for supper al
Tyler's Ashabua accepted the challenge alone, Con
pesut declning and the count took place on the lsth
giving JeeI&on 2219-Ashtabula, 2079 Ashtabua pays
for The supper but innaes that if their side-arm had
been equal to those of Jefferson, the result might have
been different
SQUIRREL HUYT.-On Saturday last the sPortsmen I'd
our village turned out for squirrel hun-thefe pens
on side At an early hour guns were to be heard
in every direction but these sounds soon died away as he
hunters spread out from the village At evening the hun
fers again returned each displaying fine string OF scap
S tbe resu of the DAVIS labor Tbehuners under T. Green
frst counted and had brought in 1923. Mr. G having as
bs part bsgged 22s by the rules for counting Inc ohe
and were declared victorious when the whole party IN he
finest spirits repaired Johnsons Hoe where they par
took of ar excellent supper Mayvie IN. H. sentinel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
STATEN ISLAND ITEMS.

The Village Tract Society of Stapeton, held Ami
versary meeting Sunday evening, at the Dutch Re-
formed Church of the village William Shaw ESQ., pre-
sided. From report read by the Secretary II. A. Mott
ESQ., of NewYork, it appeared the Society distributed
within the year 6l6O tracts, ncluding 200 in the Ger
man Ianguage 60 Bibles and "a Tosamens in district
containing 5000 inhabitants, a number of whom
found totally destitute of religious principles Interesting
addresses we're delivered by the Chairman by the Rev.
A. Thompson, Mr. Snethsn, &c, after which a coec-
ton was taken up, amounting in the whole to ss7 The
following officers were chosen for the ensuing year Mr.
Shaw President; Il. Davidge, Treasurer; II. A. Mott
Secretary. An Executive Committee, u. NJ COpperth
waite Chaiman also appointed. Singing and prayer
closed the proceedings
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. Al

TO the poce On the arrival Of the officer. the clerk q
tie firm denied having made the claim but they
le i~y renewed their desnd The immigrant. bsd par.
cbased tokes for the Wet the train which M shs
afternoon Of the day but owing the dst,ntoa Of
their baggage obliged to the train snc rem,n
r the City, thus enailng upon Themselves xpenses
which they little able to bear They finally with
out appealing again 70 the Police concluded to psy the
deEsnd, and cid 80, after which their boxes we're given
up. Three Of them, however we're determined to &C.
Quaint the authorities With the imposition tbs; had been
praeised upon them, and accordingly yesterday went
before the Mayor and made affidavit. setting forth the
ercunstancfs. One Of the members OF the or~ariing
firm ives brorgh; mp, and the Mayor required him TO
refund the money be had received and psy the emf
rsn The amount Of the extra expense they had been pu.
to by being compelled to remain in the City after pur
chasing their ckets for the West The total thus
psid wss about So The Mayor also advised the con-
IsiDaAfs to remain in the City in order to lay the
tefore the Grand Jury; but they declined doing 90,
they anxious to arrive iher intended s,ode in the
Wet
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.

WRscK OF BRIG II. NJ. JoBNsoS-SIcSsHss Al oiA'-
C,so TAYLOR Of the bark Regatta, arrived al TINS poI'
es,s,day from Gibraltar, and makes the following report
49,, LAT 300 i2 lon. $50 as, discovered wreck
s,.n, .hon four miles stood for her, and when wthh
..,.or of mile from her lowered our boat and boarded
- She nroved 10 be the brig H. NJ. johnson, oi New
.r She was about 400 iuns burden, with both inasS
udder gone, and her deck bursted up auc com
wster-,ogged. There was nothing attacheu "
sr Sue had been in that conditioh pfoo"o'y '"o "
Tree months. -, rrouo of
-. Medrone, 4s days from Jamacs fo' Liverpool
IT, nse boarded us and reported the captain 10 DC
- ed xished 10 got some medicine. We supphed
them. c.,,.;, pr.d;sb Of the
..,,uron reports that tho lsth inst, in lat AZ 20
,o, aso as at p M, he saw an iceberg LsV OF i'o "
=; h;oh, and about $50 yards in length ihere was ~
iii -. around IT, The temperature OF the wafer wa "
deovets a, half mle distant from the. iceoerg
-, praSyp AT SIA.-By Captain Bradish oi INC
-, ..h,,v4or ,,o ,aarn that the 18Th inst "he w
The voyage to his port in lat 49,, ion' 'o . o,h
NJ vessel of about $50 to 400 tuns wa seen buu
inc .tauding but the bowsprt The aitor part -
had beon burned to the water line, and hef ae ms SA
,xarks were gone to the top-gallant ior'c"
apparently new vessel. O.. IN the ship
.',...~.ar .rr;xed Yesterday from Liverpool ~e'o
sses Of disrrhes among se passenger aur'
.ho .ovage TO New York Every case, however was
o.s.s,i,v treated BY DIR. Gddingss cholers medicine
- '..,~r.d She had four hundred and thir'y y-nno
euigrsnts on board .,o.msbp
gY.Asgps SPoKKE At sEa.-ino y. o I, "'' CO.
Z s's... o., West from New-York for Liverpool WIZ
a.. OILS, inst. in lat 4eo e5, lon 6%0 iF oY Tue
sbio John Bright, at this port
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
,.r,yorS FRAUD UPON I,fAUGRANTS.

Afcw days since We pubsbed an account o. me man,
-, IN uhich inme rants their arrival st this port are
.sinIeS nsi % by immigrant gents, runners b'.rdn 'Aos.'
keepcr. &c. seyrs cases of the kind were brought De-
fore the Msyor yesterday and one of them being Of ,n
.,sr,v.,ed character We publish it. appes thai on
TT;day about thirty-ve immigrants arrived N the 'n'
Eugene and the same day landed at the 1907 o.
where they were quickly surrounded and 'Gss >!
Of runners said 10 be in the employ ., -" .,a.
so,h;5 bv the Immigrants insisted on conveying
W. ies boxes to the store Of Their employ rs
uS MSso. On the folio wing morning the e'rgran's wac
;r,ended to take their boxes to their lodging houe
A,h,uy.s,.. called st the s'orehcuss d P.Amaper
Usher and aKed for them but they wor0 tod ha' Dc
ys they were given rp hoy m''s pay fry cents On each
a., "a a-c.de >, th's iDrstioa. sSt sPp"se'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

The Sroks.-TAc Tsafoa Ga-etss gives the fo.,ov;ns
account q the storm In thst city:
About "a O'Clock on Saturday night had = Z, OF
severe storm, OF but hort duraiioB but accompanied
sharp lightning and heavy clap~ of thunder Some Of he
streets particularly Stoskon much damaged b, Ne
water. The stack AZ the machine shop Of B,.on ra.ay
Co, vas struck by lightning aud aperture rsls
on he west side about eghi ,eo feet long and Eve
VICE near the top The lightning prossbly attracse
g he iron rsme on the top OF the stack The slate root
me oundng below was very seriously damaged by the fall
ing orieks lbe TN CUTTERS also tora or II
greet miracle that the wood work the third AMI foarh
stories did not take FIRE
lie hfe seen in Pennsy lvsnia and which crested sn
aafu ~ our streets said have been the house OF Geo.
Juee, shout two miles shove Trenton Mr. Justice oc-
supes what ASouu as the Csdwsl,cder Farm aad the
nire. y "e"'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

THE CHoLER, IN NEwARK.-Tte Nerark Daiiy Mr-
cury the 2sh inst gives the annexed statistics relative
10 the health Of Newark:
The extreme mortality of our city surprises all who have
been accustomed to regard Of the heaest cities
il the country We have for years been without any
rect information in this respect bat the complete and
thorough returns OF the City Clerk give intelligence
which demands something more than common attention.
We learn from them that in proportion to its population
this city has suffered during the past summer beyond any
other in the country and that the deaths show
greater proportion here than in NewYork Philadelphia
Baltimore or Boston. We have prepared the following
table of the number Of nerments reported by which the
NJ IL. urna d
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
COMMERCIAL NAITERS
Sale. at the stock Exchange. ...A,e. "a.
Sale. Of stecL. at Ph,lade,ph,a. Mosp.r. Aug.

Fb.i hoard 200 City 6s, N T r. = as % Mnehid
Ga 81 Reading r. -; 200 DO j 80 Morris Canal bjwn III
10 Psunylvsnla ti; II Mechane Bank ~! 10 Phsdslphs
Bank l2f3i Bank OF y. America l39
Bo1ri-f 000 City r. r. "a, " p RR 81 ~, eo DO.
H,mpGeld 1900 Gam and Amb. RR, 6s 8j Ss IL Penn
r. 4iii 81 Reading r. days si, @ do. S'l ~ do.
DO. ST; todo b5 25; a do, 81,
As, Board-sl Reading Railroad &c. 10 "a. Reading
Railroad 3j; leo do b 81; 10 do jt
Ciosg PycesUnied Sstes6 &C. 6s 6 bid, III asked United
l6 bid III asked Pennsylvsns ds Int off, s bn
Si asked Reading RAILROAD jii bid 81 aked Reading Raro,t
Bonds 10 ~ bid 7f ssked Reading Railroad MortsaHe o. go
PeDnsylyeua Rsrosd M bid al asked herns
Canal II! bid sssed schuyki Nsgs!ion es sk 7 bid =,
esked; Schuyk Navigation stock p bid % asked sohulkn
Navigation Preferred bid 3ol asted; Long Island ~ BID ~
asked; NicksburE 10 bid II sked Grad Bank ~ bid u asked
Lehsh Zinc - bid asked Union Canal 0 bid II asssd Steady
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
MONDAY. Aug. as-P. VI.

There much better feeling at the Board to-day.
aud prices of most Of the leading stocks show improve
mon At the SECOND Board the sales we're unusually
large the advance Of the morning fully sustained.
and the market closed with nness. The probable
eessful termination Of the Erie negotiaons-ho rapid
decrease Of cholera the fine westher-te to tho
City of capitalists who have spent the summon the
sountrythe active state Of the fall trsde-hsyo all
bned to restore confidence in measure and to produce
a cheerful tone to the general markets.
As compared vhh yesterday Erie advanced a, N. Y.
Central 2; Reading .; Cumberland l. Nicaragua 1.
Erie Bonds better Incomes were in demand at III
Convertible- Of II sold at 81 to 5s an advance Of
since yestercay There sale Of $40 600 Panama
Bonds at 30, which advance. Illinois Cenirals
tnue to Decline and sold low o. ~ Y. Centrsis
in demand al % There sales Of Government
Stale Stocks. L. s. 6s of IsG7 are offered at l6 Bank
stocks are rather dull and sales limited
The advance to l9i in Nicaragua osused BY ths
report which ia again current hst yandebts rival line
has been bought of.
The uncurrent money panic Is about over No
failures have occurred. The movement is sending home
for redemption large amounts Of currency, and It Is est
mated by good judges that il will cause contraction in
the circulation Of the country Of fifty millions Of dollars
The amount Of bank notes daily redeemed counted snf
sorted, by the American Exchange and Metropolitan
Banks, ia not far from 100000.
Money has been in active demand to-day but there Is
no change in rates. On good securities capital easily
obtained at per cent. On securities not well known ia
the street is impossible to make loans at any price. F,t
cass paper sells at per cent Railroad acceptance. q
toIs
Foreign Exchange IL in fair demand and the market
firm Bankers rates are .O9a for 60 day Sterling bill.
FEascs, 5.lli.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sales
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

ne n'iush mail steamer Arabia, from New.Yort eo-
"p"o', was passed on the 2lth inst, in lat 400 81,
STRUCK BY LIcHIsIsG At sK.-Tbo
erFa, To'e, hence for Lynn 25rh ins rstu,Ded 90
s%k on Saturday. Last night at II o'clock OF s.r,v
In 'quali she ives struck by ghtnny which car.
seo away her fore and manio pa.s close :. the cao,
So person was injured Her spar sails ana rigging We
s'nsoeraoly twisted and much damaged The wind wa.
S~g very heavy At the time She was towed 70 the
Cfy by stcsmtug Underwater. " '-1
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

A yyrrrAs GoSK.-IAc AReg0S Mich Record chron-
;cles the death of Stephen Pref in the town OF osego
thai county at the age of 90 years The ecord says
"The deceased venerable revSlutonary ,r;n pen
sioner having served volunteer IN that war uuss
t terms Of Six months each. He lived with the wle nc
,eaves behind and who is "a years old for o. year,
AIR p was regularly ordained minister OF the gospel d"
exemplary Christian and an honorable, useihi nan.
Tus FEMALE TRAvELER.-The Countess Ida Pieltrer
,h sebrsted German traveller took passage on the boa
for milwaukee from Chicago, the s?d She is en- ros
10 the far North on oadrinkng social visit 10 Inc S
flernents of the Hudson Bay Company
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

Coon Loan FOR oSy Es6ISg-Ihe engine Vulcan
took out 81 tbs City east Oh thursday last Of forty
sir ear loaded with freight and live stock, being an
aggregate of about 40 tuns. the largest and
bssvies train from this point She went through
on time. The Vulcan is from the works of Messrs Rogers
ketobum Il Grosvenor Paterson, NewJersey, OF about
medium SIZE and is in her liz perfect model Of sirength
Her mate, the Nesuvi vius is from the same works and OF
the same capacity Another very fair load: The Baio
Commercial of Tuesday last says the State Line Railroad
brought their track from Erie last evening rs head
OF cattle. OF these ri were left at 0unkrk and i93
came through Buffalo The train consisted of "a cars
and was drawn BY the Vesuvus. This think is dOi-g
pretty well The Vsean has chilled tires. and the Vesu
wins wrOughtron tires
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
- LAH lNThLLIGhlycR,
Is COMMISSIONERS syricE

CHARGE ATrENPr KyVOLT.
William Gsifry Stephen Moore sDd John Gornaaa. Cos
passsrs on board the steamship NORTH star wers
!, ~ss said that the desndants with William Roy
poytd in a similar capacity but not arrested, csne
hoard At A,pinwa intoxicated, and c0enenced making
a disturbance on deck. They orde-ed by the cap
tsin to 90 forward which they refused te 10, and finally
made threats that they would xiii any bst laid hold
them sc. They put in irons ara the present shsrs
preferred They were committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

DtsFFRATE ATTrSrT At SUrcIDE.-Cornelius B suts
farmer OF SewJersey, while derous on Sunday night
from the eects Of fall received about two veeks since
at hh place OF residence, cut fearful gssh with
scros' his H. Iss, nearly severns the wndpipe and
dsngeIing the uguar vein He aso Gu, cash in his sb
dotcen; bu this wound il not considered dangerous He
wss taken to the NewYork Hospital and placed under
the care Of DR.. Dash.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
CARD 10 TILE PURLIC.

Having noticed the daily rapers OF this morning statement ~
upon charge of ihe BEG leave lay before the
public the et Of bs In the first place We have not been
upon hearing that hsd sned hsued
WRIT police his prem
The only charge appears be that sold OF
which said contains libel
persons unknown. BeinE in the daily habit Of vending
newspapers business capacity
periodical dealers snd packers for the Trade generally have
time the inclination their and
charitable presume that the future gentlemen
iving III -nseve agyed By editors will be kind enough to se6e
with them person rather han taking
upon newsdeas who have much connection with
the editorial a thsy have with the
ABBE YATES No. 2 BeekmaD-st., y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

STABEIsG ArTKAT.-A disturbance took plsoe late on
Sunday rghi porter-bogse in Westinghouse in
which Dtpni' Neil was fearuly stabbed in the sbdo'
men Is i: alleged BY VIM Fitzgerald The wounded
man was Immediately conveyed to the New-York Hos
pial anG the accused arrested BY Officer Dugsn of
the Eighteenth Wsrl-sei locked mp by Justice Bcgar
for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

FAMILY PROsTRATEp NJ LIGHTNING During the thun.
der storm OF Friday evening last Mr. Moore snd his fam
y, while riding in wagon neN Jsmsics, prcstrstel
and injured BY lightning The electric huid struck
jus, they passing it, sod the shock stunned tue
Meth er Of them were able speak for fifteen
after the They taken TO their homes By
gentleman who happened to be near the place at the
time The tree split into fragments, and piece of il
thrown with such violence against the horses leg that
the fesh Of The snimal otherwise seriously
hurt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

CUsEGT o. !soEsT.-Jgsuee Bla;chly examined man
naned TtoE-as Gur;ha al the County JaI Saturday,
Sho had been arrested the complaint OF his dsHg.er
Mary Anna girl lot quite fourteen years Of age, Who
charges hiu with having violated her person number Of
times within year past. servant who resided iHthe
house tesfes to state OF which can hardly leave
doubt to the truth of the girls statement, The eIsm
us'on bss not concluded Another charge OF still more
reyoli.ng nature stands against him. :
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

TEMPTING BUReLsRs.-Sundsy morning about
O'Clock private watchman Lot. discovere the base nent
door partially open uader the jewelry store Of Mr..
HaskDs in Grand-st. Suspecting the place had been
visited by burglars he procured light and proceeded
from the basement into the jewelry store above, the
doors having all been eft unlocked The door had been
left open by the servant girl short time since Mr..
Haskns being about to open jewelry store at Green
point conveyed about s6Co worth to the store
Saturday evening. On Monday following he opened the
and discovered that the place had been entered and
robbed Of the contents.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

sFRAr sErwrTS FExALEs. Two women nsned
Mary Hasting Mcbride, got into fight yesterday
at the house of the latter in FoSyhrsss, Fourth
av, when the former cut her adversary with kaife in
fearful manner nfotng injuries which it though, viii
prove fatal The woman Hastings was arrested and tksn
before Jusice Stuart who rfused to admit her to bad