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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
NARRATIVE OF A PASSENGER.

Mr.. CHAs. SIEvEss of the Post-Ofice who got
into the train al Ii arlem makes the folio wing state
ment:
At Harlem got into the first passenger-car which
was next TO the engine there being no baggage
car attached 10 the train; took the first seat IN the
car and in doing so dispossessed little boy from
Morrisanis whom took upon my knee. The morn
ing was dark and fsggy, day only just beginning to
creep up when startled BY sharp whistle from
our locomotive; Mr.. Cummings, the conductor, on
bearing the signal dared TO the brakes and gave Just
three sharp turns when the two trains came IN
contact and instantly the tender came
Ayinr throng our car, and the next thing |
knew, was being in tie center Of one car, among
heap of men and boys, the sests and tmbers, and 8
myriad fragments of the wreck flying in every d.
rec,ion The little boy who sat upon my knee, and
man who sat beside me, both had their legs broken
but escaped unhu.t | broke hole through the
window and leaped out. found that our locomotive
bsd nm into the rear Of the Ne~ 4ven fre ut ain,
and crushed the front car ali to pieces, aud the
rear cars were badly smashed The people who
were not Injured with the assistance Of the residents
in n. vicinity soon got all of the people out. Gun
MING. the conductor, and one OF the best on the
road. had his legs badly broken; and number Of
Others were dangerously injured, their legs being
bro.,p and suffering severe E)unds and eOntusioos
from the flying splinrers, and the violent eoneus,lon
believe that with two exceptions the parties whose
legs wee broken were standing upon tie platforms Of
the cars at tire time Of the smash-up.
AT O'Clock this morning the whole OF the wound
ed persons bad been removed either to their homes,
or to tie New-YOrk Hospital. Al the tine we 60 TO
press with this edition, it was rumnred that one Oh
1 III !: IA iuiura-
The business the rosd was completely saspsnded
for scue four bours and long line OF trains cro~d-
ed the tracks from Fifty-eisdhst. almost TO Harlem.
A large force Of men and locomotives were speedily
in attendance TO remove the distractions The loco
motive Albany Of the pssser ger rain hyd its rom
ell stove in and presented the appearance o. CON
plete wreck while the tender wss completely imoed-
ded in the passenger car.
The two rear cars of the freight tram With their
loso OF milk, we're completely demolished, and the
railway people tumbled them down TIE emosnAlnen'
out of the way.
Iii. supposed tbs; damage to the material 70 the
amount o. s:c 600 hiss resulted from this disastrous
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BuRsIsG OF THE Henry CLAY.-A trial which
has excited considerable interest ha just been brought
to close in Orange County, arising out OF the burn
ing of the steamboat Henry Clay, in 1882 The &C
ton was brought in the Supreme Court by the e1ecu-
tori of A. j. Downing, Esq, deceased, vs.. Thomas
Colyer and others owners Of the Clay for the life OF
Mr.. Downing, and the baggage Of himself and wife.
Damages laid at s. OCO for the former and o. 900 for
the latter At the conclusion of the testimony, the
prosecution abandoned the claim for damages on ac-
count OF the loss of Mr. Dovnings life, and the Jury
gave verdict against the Company of o. 900 for the
loss of the properly.
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Affair.". Whist the eos, Of As limbs and lives VII
amount to has not yet been eypbered mp
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


Not far from 6 O'Clock this morning coll1on &C.
cured on the corner of Fourth-sv. and Ffy-eighth-
st.. between the Harlem passenger train from White
Plans and freight train belonging 70 me Neshaseo
Railroad Company, IN consequence OF wnicn M
Cummings the Harlem conductor. had one oil ms iess
badly fractured below the knee, and nearly dozen
passengers more or e-s injured. Fortunately how
ever, no persons were killed.
The collision was 90 seve ths; the locomotive OF the
Harlem train completely wrecked, besides which
one or two Of the passenger cars we're bsdiy dam
sged. The freight train of the Sew-Haven Company
was also much damaged, together with the baggage
aboard, which was broken and strewed about the
ground. IL appears that the freight train Of the New
Haven Company had come down in advance OF the
passenger Of the other road and is reported,
stopped at Fifty eighths,, for purpose not men
toned without showing signal ligh. or giving any
warning to the approaching passenger train, then
nearly due, by which the engineer or conductor
might understand that the track was DISTRACTED
After the collision the greatest possible eIcitemen;
prevailed it then being supposed that many persons
had been killed. Coroner Gamble, who resides near
where the collision occurred, with many others,
soon ON the GROUND and rendered much valuable as
.istanee in extrcapg the injured parties and seeing
that proper care was taken Of them. They we're all
conveyed into house close by, and several pbysi-
clans called who rendered such aid o. their several
cases demanded.
Through the kindness of Coroner Gamble, we OBJ
tanned the names Of those Djured, which are az
follows:
Mr.. CUsxrsGs, conductor leg badly fractured be-
low the knee.
Mr. DAY, of Harlem, both legs fractured.
JOIN LAwLoS not severely injured.
Mr. CoLGAS not severely injured,
Mr.. McFADDEs, not severely injured.
JOHN FARRIsGros, not severely injured. Lives 1t
Harlem.
Mr. RoBY, lot severely injured; Yorkvile.
GEORGE and LEVI DoUGLAss brothers, badly in
jured; Harlem.
GEORGE BEISs, badly injured; Harlem.
A. LIEGRIsr, slightly injured Harlem.
Mr.. SPAsKxAS, slightly injured, Yorkville.
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IspIcrMrsr FOR MURDER OF POLICEMAN CAHILL
ARREST on A BENCH WARRAsr.-As will be re-
membered, some two months or so ago Policeman
CobilI of the Eleventh Patrol District in attempting
to arrest band of burglars who had broken into a
bakery in Ninth-st, shot by one of the gang, and
expired almost immediately. From evidence before
the Grand Inquest that body indicted Justin Pa''en
young man, for the murder, and last night Officers
Bostwick and Fargo Of the Eleventh Ward arrested
Patien on bench wsrran: issued by the Court of
Sessions. The alleged murderer has been committed
10 the Tombs 10 await his trial.
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FIRES.
CCRRyCTIOH

The Broadway Insurance Company had no policy
m nesrs rsdys interest nor Tor any other part at
Jscsons Hotel yesterday, a. reported In The
TRiBusE Of this mornings edition.
TfRr Asp ROW IN BRooKLYs.
ERE broke out In the basement under the grocery
store OF George Hagar corner Of Pesrl and York
On Monday night, caused by rome straw which had
aeeiden,ly become ignited. The damage triAing
A occurred between engines Nos. and II for the
possession Of oistern Of water in which Aid. White
Of the Fifth Ward, WA severely beaten over the
head with trumpet by officer Of No. 4, for using
hs ertrti0ns toward the restoration Of order. Engine
No. II was considerably damaged in tbs struggle be-
tween the two companies.
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Advertisement
s, OR DAGUERREOTYPEs on PA


pER-The subscriber having fitted department Of his
sbhDent for the production of pictures BY the
above named process invites public attention the
en- exhibition his Gallery No $50 Broadway Heretofore
the French been regarded the only successful prse
ont Of this beautiful novelty IN An inspection Of the
specimens III convince the public that the seknow edged
peIy Of AmeeGn Dsgrerreotpes extends also the hin
bred Photography When 10 Europe the subscriber y
tied Epslapd France Germany and Italy devOting peculiar
this method Of dssuereotypinE By
the adopted at this esao'hment results
produced the subscriber CHALLENGES with
any other artist either 10 Europe America Por.
traits be taken Of life paper either coored
colord To pose. portraits Of deceased ends this
process invaluable copies Of any desired size may be
tab en- from small originals.
NJ B. BRADY, No $50 Broadway,
lover Thonpson's SalOOn.)
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XhnlSrs.

Nv BEDFORD 18th, ship Napoleon. from NAntsckst
l.. s, - .,s.,a.r Easle's Wing. 20 81 for whaling
~ CO. tsb t.yk onsy T.f Camel for Atlantic Ocean SD
~ Lrtrfis DO sea Flower, dol D.xfnsah, foz Pa
,ifc Oessn having put bses I'm -.
otsk ses. - o., N r.. a., ~. -. H.. u..z-s.l .,
p-oryId,pee s mos out, / whale
Oet l3 st 10 IS 8 lon 50 IS big P..ns Smith, Of ard
from sas HaIboT via Fsyal for Coast Of Patagonia
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. .sOvrssrs a.
Arrived.

Ship Ontario (ptt Wood Liverpool Oct ~ mdse and $40
10 riDne hnturD Co. badtvo births and four
death. duB. abe psss,ss psins lon So ezpertsscod
heavy westerly sales Nov lar a. loo. II 70, spoke bark
LORD Meteslf from Liverpool for 81 yohns
Snip OsSpee (of Porlandl Merrill, Curhsyea Sept "a,
ndse snd 30 passengers 70 Z. Beeh kunhs<dt Had il
deaths the passsee-
Bari Lsustos Hayden Galveston 20 days cotton he, 10
J. W Dunlop W. in company With bark hinseso, OF and
for PhilaSelphis Nov. II 10 la "A 81. loo sD IL.
Bark hssdssne (sreul Bsemst Bremen 81 IN bsass Win
1871 psssnsers Meyer sueks Experienced sss'J ss's
from sW lost topsail.l nc
WISD-south east With rain.
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Advertisement
TIT Avn DffnTITD na-rna n a.

PILES, FIsTULA AND RUPTURE permanently
cured without the knife ssture and without pain BY 70
WAND H. DIXON. n D.. Editor Of The seslpel Dr. Dixon
those Interested that Choroform 10 usd By
him. The freedom from pain during the operation Of bis spp
cation produced entirely BY the Of local measures vel
Known to Surgeons application generally sufficient
and the person may hs home the day IL
made The all undertaken, warranted
depends condition Of respective diseases plsnly vbs
to the eye Of the Surgeon.
When desired patients received =. the Prvrte Hospit.
Of DR. DIxos Ih where every comfort Of domestic life
provided EIsmiDstons and opinion At the Doctors rsn
depee No a h.y oee hours from 10 and u TO daily
and TO evening"
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IAdvertlsemertl

PHREsoLoGY teaches parents for what occupa-
ton life their children adapted and In which they can
and be successful and hsppy-s point OF the uos;
prste.l mpoanee that they Be educated accordingly
How nspy promising young drag cut disappointed
life for Of hi, tDowi.dse Hon T. hsss Observes
When properly understands himself. mentally and
physically bis rosd 10 bsppbes smooth aud society has
sspa guarantee for his good conduct and uIefuness"
Ii sso parents the exact chsrsethcs OF children,
ar how them properly; TO what motives fscul
ties 70 srpes what svod and what desires TO restrain
ana what ca into action EXAMINATIONS, with full writ
ten descriptions and advice daily BY Prof FOWLER sos
Rrosd
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REPLY TO "a WORD OF COMMON SENSE
FOR HOME OPATHY"
To tie E1itOr 5 TA< N. Y. Tri6za<.


SIR: Absence from home has prevented my Garner
attention to some remarks in your is'ae OF .'s Io
inst, unGer the above caption, signed j. i; u WIN
no intention to engage in controversy with your cor
resnopoent vbicb ppder any and al circumstances,
should po.itvely decline, have thought it my day
20 notice bree, fe points in his paper His sixth
,.,,.,.,,b contains several misstaement,, no doubt
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iAdvertisementI
WHO WILL BE ROBBED NEXT The 800, 900

robbed from the wndha County Bank. Conn. the 1874
only demonstrates what is happening every dayIths steel ana
sb.s iron Safe reliable against burglars LILIES
WROUGHT CHILLED IRoS InrESErRABLE sArEs and
BANK LOCKS the only that have not yielded TO Gro ~
bare drills ard BURGLARS tools although frequent demonstra
toIs hsv. ben made upon them Experience i dear
school" and many who sheet iron SAFES will find So
oue too profit full assortment of LILIES SAVES
and BASK sale the depot Of the Worlds Safe Co..
No llg Ptarlst Hanover square. J. c. MORRIS Agent
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The above returns are not all official but ne rec
e. ,bi,Ls here Il no doubt Of Arc6ers election.
At any rate the majority will be so small that the Ne
bra,ksites will have nothing to crow over.
TIE Sprlne6eld State Rsgister OF the 10Th, men
tons the reception Of letter at the capital rePotng
that Allen was reelected by 30 majority, which We
trust will prove uniOunded.
Fifty.,ix counties heard rom on State Treasurer
Miilers msjorty OCT. This is for the Anti Nebaska
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CARPrSTERs' GUARD.-The Carpenters Guard,
commanded by Capt Ben. Price passed our Office at
BP NJ yesterday, their return from their first an
nual excursion to the National Race Course, New
town. The following gentlemen contributed prizes:
Mears Sara, Joseph AZ. Price, John j. silcocks
Joseph Doug herty, the Hon. John Wheeler, NJ. c.,
and william Talon, Esq. The company presented
fine appearance, and is one Of the bcstdriled compa
nies which we have noticed this season.
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INN stock Of Messrs HEARD, CLAP Co, No sol
Grand containing $50 COO worth Of the richest shaw
Sks Nelve's Msrnos Psramsttss Muslin De LANES and
Other Drets Goods could be oDposed Of In short week
Notwithstanding the rumor eeused BY persons interested
answer purpose that effect We are informed BY
5000 authority fact from who ysterdsy had the
Of making purchases and considers herself J Wy
Goods and better assortment Of Rich GOODS
could not be found the City, and 10 the prce which
they sod had been OF the object OF the pro
pi. OF closing their business she would certainly pave
doubted their sanity ,uggested their friends the
priety Of an application. de iVnatioo inqTiyend0.
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hat We have III Along stood upos. We are no mass
men, bat mean 10 stand free TO rvprove vnsrs ~
proof !. needed. and 10 award credit where credit
due But doa't LET ~ interrupt the nght me une
hss doubtless come when general hair pulling be-
tween the two Whg fse;ior will be beneficial 10 ootn
FLsy on Mscdaf.-
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doing bssoss for bis fther Philip Cereu Who be said
wsr ese oe and -ho:e name he szhorsed 30 sign On
tbese repr,sestsops the soods delivered and
dsDsd BY Philip Core taken n payment which mstaras
VS. prsseste6; the csnplsinant hsvns made In
oury hes sshed that the representation made By
Core false and made FOR the purpose Of aeadns him
The ponsr vas tahen before Jusce Osborne and committed
fnrs Iauinstlon.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PIANO FORTE.-Thee elegant HORACE

WATERS PIANO FORTE exhibited at the Crystal Palace, and
which ectd such unbounded admiration because OF It's great
power bsncy and richness Of tone and artistic beauty Of s
fIshthe being mounted with richly carved mDdings
and portion being nad 10 mosaic With pesr and having
carved ess carved Tyre and pearl key: has been sold and
can be seen only before shipping the
Mu.ic Establishment Of M WATERS No. sS3 Broadway All
oens examine this beautiful Instrument are Invited to
call this day
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advertisement


entire ',sek s o. an ana inter Day GOODS NJ. Bo
ns. so ~ corner Orchard. Greater BARGAINS
P ps EYER s,' SOW be offered in silks, shsws meno
LSo Cioths SILK Vesets French Mefnos Parsms
ss' Ne .iut. Apaecss Linen Goods Flannels, 5lankeu
s6es yjshns TO avoid the rush Of tire Afternoon
!" I'll DO well to call in the early part OF the dAy
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Nov la. n % Ion &c So sshr May VIE. from R'ehn"hd
for Mobile. -. s,.. ..,
Der IS lat Is IS Ion - s. brs Psfsn. saith o. sHd i
ess a srbor AuR H. for Pstsg0bis, &c, al yell
Oct ~ lst II lon - as yes sseS an An eSs "Asalhs
ssW nspted blses with rousd stern, showing blue sss1
With Whit ,auaYe in the center
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THRE E DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The screw steamer Canadian, from Liverpool,
on Nov. Z, arrived a. Portland this morning. She
brings three days later intelligence.
We expect to receive her news BY telegraph in
season for our evening edition.
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Advertiser
NATIONAL. THEATRE.-Three full pieces are to

be perform. this house To NIGHT viz: The Rent Day
"Vsmpire and Mszeppa the ID On MONDAY next the
French and American Circus Company Is to sppesr IL CON
pris., the best perrme In the word-hsdsme TOurnare
w B end MIRA Carroll Mr. W. H. Stout, ". Kennedy
MsdTe josephine La Petite Marie, Mons and Mad Beooet
L.. 6c.
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Messrs w. I. Stiman and J. Durand announce in
our advertising columns this morning the publication
Of The Creyon, a weekly journal, devoted to the
Graphic arts and the literature thereof. Apart from
original criticism on pictures and kindred works The
Cyaton will also furnish complete and valuable
foreign correspondence, from all places of interest in
an artistic point Of view.
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Advancement
Ladies' whose compilations have suffered from

iekp, eaposu1e grief sedentary employment, will dni
on p,ns PH.oss PAPHIAS LoTos that the skin clear
en- and d.y under its influence single bottle
SS w. oss Hotel sud No 1871 Broadway, Of Deys
r. ~ the iesdins Druggists and country dealers in
a.,
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Advertisement

ptSH,ns p,,fomipr at No es3 Broadway Their Raihosa
Galop n.srisn Burlesque. Plantation Holiday
Of sampachicno the most lsushabe anu a.
,bed performances that we ever witnessed Dollar T,keis
admitting four be had the Office Single admission only
IS cebu.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY," or THE METHODIST EPIs-
CORAL CnURcH The following gentlemen were, on
Monday evening elected Managers Of the Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, for the
ensuing year;
Bshog. wsu,h. Morris. James, Scott simpson Baker,
A.e.; Rev. J. p Durbin D. D.. 7. Carton, H. Phillips T.
r. Bond NJ D. J. T. Peck, ID d., d y. kddeI ID. ID Abel
spver., Nathan Barge, D d Hemsn Bsnss Marndale,
pss d T,ny n. Lounsbury, x N. Hatfield, Fox John
: PNsT james Ayers. jane. Floy, D., NJ scSdder'
8 Reid T. N Lewis y. wskely; Messrs Francis Hail,
Hsbry Moore W Il. skdnOre, j. B. OAKLEY, L. Phelps.
Rsip6 Mead s Purdy. $ Tbookmorton. 7. u Coon, r..
Gedlne. LOv.lsod J. RaynoT, 8. Edwards, Milan
John Faoonsr. VIM A Coz, VIM. Iruslow. T. L. Faneher,
$. Patterson, g. PaIdy, w G. PslmeL D. 3 Dqnso@s,
a. T. Cobb n. ". Brown. J. III Tan, NJ. y. Odel, w. w
Cornell, B. w Benson, A. Howe, IL. NJ. Forester W. W.
bite Noah Worrsll
The Society proceeded TO the election Of officers,
with the following result;
Rev Bshop Waugh Presidents Rev. Bishop Morris, LIST
Vice Presidents Rev Bishop James I'd dol Rev Bishop Scott
80 DO Rev. Bishop simpson 9th do Rev Bishop Bsser ch
DO Rev Bshop Anes 9th do Rev. 5. hartindse 9Th do;
Rev floy, D. eth do; kev J. p Durbin, ID d., Cor
responding teeftay Rev Thomss Carlton Treasnrer Rev
Leroy swomsedt Assistant do MI John b. Edwsrds Re
cordIs Secretary.
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Our Agents

low Mceous 1..s MeG0un kewinl No - $50 -
Albany, has THB TkIsusE fI sac u '-S 80 -
ina E1psess train fron New IoEL
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The Society proceeded to the election Of officer
with the following result:
PrRsos.L.-Tbe following are among the arrivals

nj the principal hotels yesterday
At the CLAEtXDoS-Hugh Maxwell and family New noIsi
J r Fsid Ma. Ale1 Hart cansds; Robert Oliver BALI
more; n ]. Psllen, RnEand; Capt Walow, H. a do l..
\. Johnston, do 3 ROnndy. Mac. Mr. and Mrs = v
rish Ccuu., s o. Ward, Mass S. IL Peree, dol s E Rob
bins, VI
Al the HowARp HoTEL-A A. MAson, P,etsbntsh, j. H.
Nav Prevalence L. D. c. Baker. Niagara Fs.s; Samuel
coibins Fou Ann; w russell, Boston, Green Frank
lin N II j. W Barnard, Bostsni q. Moor house. Mon
uesi, A. smith New Eussnd y'se; Geo Tlde9. Keens,
iooss Ala Hon. o. pops,sss Middleo~u, Conn; Capt
Jswett, brig lvcy Haywood; DIR Kohn, Nes JeEey
Al the MgrRofULITaSN Jones and wife, Boston; J. Pa
Eieho Providence; Mrs wm Uphsm, Boston, Joseph NC
tyre Can hrgeIo Gee johnson Boston MI Chsmsy te1-
Hsven Thomss NJ ClArk, Hartford; Thomas Dudley Cam
den dc CordOva Texas; Henry Sea New ogk; w.
Iunn sptpsdeld Joseph ID. Rdeout, Toronto; John T..
UoSses NEWTON, ChA MssarRe Philadelphia George IL.
Lewis do A. l.. Chan pion, Boston, VIM Z. 4oues New
YoIki A. Mehssey, NTelsiA
A. he Sr NIoHoi As-Gea 7 J. Geeen Ne York; Judge
Samuel A. Foot, oene.eei s f. sPrssus so-'Oai Capt.
Esw6ush A Janson Lendonj Lowell Purdy, Staten IL.
and l. Hope, London; NJ & Mclean, Cincinnati, o; L. d
psrl Neruont Hon. Dennis Kimbshy New II sveni Thos
Colt Mess C. C. AlEer Newbursh Maurice h. Nelle, Al
Ssry; Wm H. Dewitt, dol 5. Drulsrd Buffalo; $. Gilbert
Ogdensbsfrh
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CEARGr or F6Lsr PRErrNsss-CAUGHr THE
ToMss Cefcl ag.iui whom compliant for fass
reasuv preferred called Yesterday a. n. rJuss
., ci,.r sra VS. c.r,ursd bv Ocer Rae who held
v,usnt .esiu.f him The complaint wts made ~ ML T. )
rsv elSck dealer OF Brosd~sy who chafr-s hs ia Jnns
a., tfe homer obtained from hin, credit 81 oez nouths
so<l, 70 he gaae Of sis &C. By representing ihst be Sss
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Internationally

Never mind the rain, or the snow, or the clouds;
recoee that IN weather Roof OF No I3 Broad
corner Of frsbflnst takes the perfect DAevERREo
TYrEs, FEoToeRAFHs, CRAYoSs md STGREoseoPIs
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FRIoHTFUL COLLISION

HARLEM RAILROAD, At 581H STREET.
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IAnverfiaeInentl
DRsHLER's Pills

pkssLERs PILLS cure.
DrsHLER's PrLLs Fever and Agus
DtsHLsRs Pulls cure Fever aud Asue without isil
Sod st the WHOLESALE Retail Depot No Sl Broadway.
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SRoFfUrINo.-A weIl.drcssed female named Ann
proots yesfsds, entered the Of James Kerr No as
Rrosdssy sn3 while prelng sik mtnhsed TO sp dess
Coak and about makins OF with
va ssce abe searched sod the pattern recovered
hs then HANDED the oosody Of Policeman Hereh
W. frr rxxr. nation.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

ILLINOIS.
The bdyskaH Telegraph Of the 18th inst s received
.;,h The folloxing returns from the With Drtrct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

FoUSD DRowNED.-Coroner Gamble held an IN
quest ye'tecsy upon The body Of ABOUT .
fouf 10 the dock foo; q Murray North kver
Deceased had black hair dressed black coat. plaid
psnis sse yest ,psd shirt AZ bo. three pen knives aud
toek with the Of Ann Doughertv written On
the lesvss fund IN bis pooksts The Jury
dersd a VsfaiCt q deGth BY drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
WZLLLANSB URGH ITEMS

REWARD FOR THE MuRDERERs OF SAiTH.-The
Common Council have authorized the Mayor to offer
reward of 81 600 for the apprehension aud convic-
ton of the person persons who caused the death Of
John H. smith, by injuries received in the late cleo
ton riot in wilamsburgh. Thomas Newman and
an unknown man are the persons implicated BY the
Coroners Jury.