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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06
RUSSIAN NEGOTIATIONS.

1t win be remembered that the past propositions that
were made from ST. Petersburg amounted offer to
evacuate the Prncipaliies IL the allies would withdraw
from the Baltic and Black sea. such proposition was
regarded by France and England altoge her nadmss
BILE and therefore refused Indeed Car evident
object in making the proposal TO satisfy the most
pressing demand Of the German Powers To detach
them from the quadruple conference 1t is therefore,
important and significant 10 note that the rejec-
ton Of these by England and France the last pro-
ocol of the conero has nevertheless been signed by
the representatives Of all the four Powers have
yet 10 learn what the next OF the Russian Cabinet
viii be receipt Of this Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02

p.,.;or pcwrr. Beauty, Grace. are oil here Gu
Nd Phsdre Ian gushing, dying, po'sNses al mr.
sbly the form Of Rae hel-she u 20 iral 90 nervous
% sspenlle.
Her voice Is true ard N 70 az ar ORGAN The ac-
ceuts OF dc.par entratv 10 sc, rcm1rse. hope, hate
rage, pcpitenoe, proyer revs ~ an Hhen'a dean,
suoceeo each other like Thunder, hght"og, d'ops Of
raiD-raying tempest biue-sky sp d" aud eA'lln;
mist.
lIuminod by the tragic muse Rachel IL .'esoenden''
All nerve all pal citation her frsglo form 10 tue n'e'1
setting for her diamond soul. Radiant aud 2, ecioa'
ste submits to analysis and suffers comprehension o,
component parts but 80 hdcs in berse the secret o,
their c-uIop, and deGcs Reproduction oftbcrr unity
She has grace, which ia more beautiful than beauty
and distinction, which adorns still more than grace
In Phedre she If always queen. Never does she
kil Of her distinctive majesty-never docs she ap-
proach the limits Of The vulgar The 6neness Of her
organization triuuphs in superiority over ali who sur
round her; RnoDe is coare, Aricie is pretty and
womanly, Isn6pe is clumsy, IIirpoyte is studied,
Tboseus is PLAYED. Rachel is real Genius struggles
within her. inspiration quivcrs down her tapering
arms and trembles on her fngers-ends: passion
wrestes in her shvering knees and shu1dors through
her fsintiDg limbs
Ode Tamour iai tou,es les fureurs g. Venus IL de-
Hverod to Der prey; love and despair and gap
rmorse distls TO death.
"Elle expire Seigneur' and it is finished.
Her soul Aickers in every accent and looms mp in
every psntomime. Her drepery follows her gestures
her gestures her passions. Every attitude is
model, every pose classic statue. Pbidas is inter-
preteJ, es faithfully as Eurpidos and Racine.
No passion is exaggerated; no frenzy of renorse,
no fury of love surprises you. IL is a tornado that
ensupbs your sympathy. You believe 1t u the first
the last-tbe only rage Of such tempest.
1t was not the petit soopcr thai made me dream Of
Rachel. II was the realization Of an ideai-the
dazzling presence OF goDus the daring revelation Of
passion, the betrayal of the heart secrets.
Admiration of her genius destroys all inclination to
rcittra;c the hackney ed history of her feulis.
Rachel is as human in nature % divine in art. Sh
was bonn in 1920, Of Jewish parents AMI has risen
from vagsbond, BOhe niaD, sreet-siDgng life to the
throne Of the ss ic stage She is twice millionaire
and among her Children one is titled Viscouut. Two
Of her being educated at the College Of Sinte
Babe. II is related thai Msdemoselle Rachel was
present al some ceremony OF that institution at which
the Archbishop Of Paris oiicisted. The latter con-
graduated the actress that she educated her children
in the Christian religion. 3" Yes, Monsegnt ur, she
replied cit is the religion Of their fathers In
spite Of all pettiDg, Rachel remains Jew, and Pars
is psomifed no such fete ne her Christian baptism at
Notre Dame. Other Jews, too, have wOntrous
wands, and as a wit exclaimed, Zone thing only
"astonshes met is that jew is not Archbishop of
Paris" Az REyoIR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
TIE MICHIGAN NE THODIST CONFER
KNCE on SLAVERY.

Al d recent session, the Methodist Conference Of
mi, Stae took the following action concerning Slsv
,ry:
American Slavery is an invasion OF the rights OF
God IL is All nfractiOn OF the eternal law of Jeho-
vab. il wages war with the administration Of Divine
Justice aud GoodI css it's opposed throughout II the
spirt and teachings Of the Bibe; II II dsiracng aud
dividing f uOt GestrOy ing the Churches OF tnris IN
this land: il is subvcrsive of all the true Interests OF
the Natos and, IN It's present asrm'ngy aggressive
movements IL threatening the very existence 81 the
Federal Union ard Republican Government; Where
lore, resolved by this Conference,
7. That we share fully IN the general indignation
now acitA,ng all the Free States created by the re-
neal of the Missouri Compromise by which Il - made
possble that one of the ares Por Ons OF the Maroon
Al Domain once cor secratcd by solemn ACT OF leg
ialatioD 10 freedom forever may become the theAter
of such system Of oppression and lnlquy As couid
rot be introduced into any other civilized country
upon the face Of the earth
= That ve view with tho deepest abhoFrenos the
operations OF the Fugitive Slave Law, and Will use
an proper meaps whatever to contribute TO the forms
ton Of such Public Opinion as will peremDtorlly
ana absolutely oemsnd lis repeal by the NsnohA
Corgress.
3. That We are panied at the very Thought that
SlaveholciDc- ountaIy and mercenhy-eA1sts III
tho NJ. l. Church, and that We viii exert our utmost
influence 70 augment the existing amount OF Anu
slavery sentiment in the Church TO such an intensity
Of advancing power rs will eTectua1y, through the
nroDer chef nCls OF ecclesastcll action totally sever
The evils of Slavery from our Zion.
4. That we are in favor Of the next General Con
farenoe epactipg such rule Of discipline viii d.
recsly operate 60 exclude all slsyeholding from the
Action on the Troy Conference Resolution wss post
pcned for one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
CIRCUIT CoURT-Befsre Jres. RoosEvELr
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

FOURTH DAY.....tslOtT. De- !
Fr.nS,. L Chils, ~ Lcs q. snpsos, Jr uert ent
Solomon CkIdA
Th.s case wa continued.
The deposition OF Samuel Thorner, tsken $: C-n-
cisnss va. resd Have known solomon ChLds al
GDcinnst ten % Twelve ye.r; been in.imsie with
rim Eve or az yess; was never present with HIN s.
the house OF Bel Forrest nor did ever him there
have been n the employ ss clerk, Of Childs Broth
e<s-in ls44 sud -45. q. their establishment, N 3
soari also in l-46 l.f i-J0 and lsjl, q, Giacnnsn
went, in the establishment by the spPellstion Of
San.
Cross-ersmired.-Occ.s;o ally defendant and my
al wen, out together Of evening"; cannot desig-
nate What places We visited, but there were none
where vas eshsmed 70 be seen; we never went TO
a bouse Of Hl-fsne 90 sssignston.
Lewis r. Lee, svorn.-Reside Al Cincinnati; vas
connected with the dsy-vstch; l an now Deputy
Mar,hL Of Cincinnati; II ls5l and lsss wss on the
nixst-vstsb in the Fosr'eenth "ard, where beu
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DITD.

ADAMS -On ths Sth att. Msry Aasns ssed 81 -
The ends Of tie lany snd thoss Of her SOM rh0ss
ard VIM p eo3cock resPrccaly invited 20 .tsss 10
funers fruu Der se rrsGeuee. No ~ "reaieI rscs
CT sureay. - ? NJ without further laSitsiioa
The rernsins VIII ~ fsksn 90 Trinity Csmeterf -
SRAMHALL-on kriaay Dec !, heiea. daa<htsr ~ Ass~
3 spd In lis bramfail. agso years aud noatts
The relatives snd ends the family ievitei 70 Ntes<
he funeral tho residence 81 her t-her No Z. sas>sk
place Jersey CIV, surdsy, d inst At 7. NJ, ~itasS
further urt,cc. -.
fever ulAh Carpenter.
rhe relatives and frsu.s Of family respectfully b.
yi,ed u stfs nd faDCra ais AeTuoOh ~ sclok S zs
nfe rrsslce No Is IVES, ThriDh g. Without tarhos -
CIARK-In tli. City on Tur'ssy. Nov "A, Of e,asa~s
tor Mrs Paila f.. the wife o. Mr. ChsuEeey Ga Nd y
CTsARK-on Nov 81 the residence Of d. o. Fitch. Ei
pss4 Cussrs - Troy n V. sgrd 81 years
EIEkPATnICk-io this CIV Nov. 30, 81 cc,sa pp<ice.
Helen John ssd Jaue krk patrick sscd
Ta- trends OF the family repeatedly Invited 70 sfee1
tie auersl from her late u-denoe No Sss Gr>ea~esse.
= -ly-sv nec II o'closk NJ wthoEt further uote>
SSANDER-On the seth ut, Arss tlisshcth tntsn, dsosh
c. lie Rev. JOIN Nesrder aged yesrS aSd month.
Tos child Of uncommon promise, sod vas sstdsesy
called from apparently perfect health ster IA illness 81
Ony dsy.
The apds scqfaotnnees OF the family respectfully
ss 10 aerd th funeral fram the rrsdesee OF Mr. NssA
der No 81 South First ct, wiamsbufsh, ssurdsI al
a. ae. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
COMMERCIAL MATI,EIeX
Sale, st the STOCK exchange =. :. Dee. /.
s..s. Of sscess at philadelphia

lRsportec for tvs N rsisuSr By sRY THosni
~ leo co DO sSWn 2b u Penn. RR ~; S5do fo,I 3da,
cab g.; % Nipehh RR 81 80 Lehish Nav b, col iss
Lizard RR cash ~! 100 90. ~; MORN Canal cash u.
cash IA; Pulls BANK lzS 70 MeohAncs bsns ~
hh Grad Bark. cash Il
g,ieseg Roa,d.-~60 oChv RR Co. c. P IS
Sad Hoard 800 scuylsll NsviEai1n ss 80 T2 81 -
lvab. 80; Pennsylvania RAILROAD A. 10 DO fds.
l DO 4o 300 Reading Railroad bj~n Sil 100 do ctsb,
Long Islsnd Railroad bS l2 so M1ui' Canal b III 10 Ls
hgh Nsvs iton b and int So Girard Bank 1876 fxecssn
ic. BsBk. ..
after Baayd Morris Cana H.
sng Pyioes-Unted states 81 int on lbi d ll6 stsd,
~ 3 3. 81 int or lbl bid, l6 Askei; Pcrbsyvsais t. %
bid sot aksd, ResdDs Rsrosd so bid 80 .ssedi Resssg
Railroad Bonds 20 mt % ~ BID ~ assed headng harosd
Norsas s.. 80 82l bid % asked Pcnnsyvsna Railroad mt
on bid u ssh,d Mos Canal 70. ed ~ asked, schsya
ill Navigation 49, ~ bd ~ asked, schryskl Nausstlss
stoek p bid n askcd, schuyh Navslion Preferred ~
id ~ .ted, Long Isisnd y bid, ~ sstedi sctsbgrs
bid afed; Cirarc Bsnk 0 Did III Gkeci Lehsh Zinc,
BID X sked; Unon Canal. 81 bid. 3 .ked Dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
fATAL ACCIDENT TO 4 WEALTHY
CITIZEN
HIS INTKRMENT IN POTrERs FIELD SC

HIS INTERMENT IN POTTERs FIELD. &C..
On the evening Of the ga nit an s-ed and a. .ha.
time unbnVwn man. was ksock Cd dosu aud run over
IN Forty-secordst BY of the Third av. car. and
died he saHe hight &: Bellevue Hospital. The du,
following al lDquesI Fes held upon TIE BODY and a,
one appearing to reoo riget Il wls inferred as tha OF
az unknown man, 10 Peters Field al ibe eIDen.s Of
the CITY Yesterday II discovered - be bat IL Mr.
John l. NoTtn, resident Of Pe4r.t nearly - year,
of age ard worth about half million Of doars II sp-
poe. that on the 2ed nit be loft his residence aud not
rt1rpDG 70 it again bis relatives fearing that be had
he d. owned, had met with some accident insti-
tuied sea'eh for him, which proved aing until
yesterday, when they called at the Coroners Office,
end upon looking over the book, discovered by the
description OF bis dress and the srtcles found upon
hb person, that he had been buried as an " unknown
" man." Steps Immediately taken TO disinter
The body for the purpose Of depostng 10 vault in
Greenwood Cemetery. Mr.. Brock Carol. late po
lice officer in this City, and grandson to the deceived
has been wlled the bulk OF his property Mr. G. was
active at the time OF the "sorwalk ilroad ca
lamity," and saved the life Of Southern gentle
man. who Offered him afterwsrd, present OF $4,000
which Mr.. c. declined accepting. The trunk, con-
tanning the will and other documents belonging to the
deceased, bas been placed in charge Of the Chief Of
Police for cafe keeping until it shall be decided 10
Vhorn II LEGALLY beonps
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TAevertis uent !

ISHAIaTIoS.-Dr. III. X. RooT. author OF the
p-Te, weics IioifkoE,e snd inventor of the IH's5e
Irbs Barometer WHO has evCn shSe Of rs ATTENTION
70 ne us,rre esuse snd erect Of unE osesse- frs IN
b.,,;o ,rod II The OF consumption ard ~
ch ana treats patients accordingly "a; nhsl,on AZ le
"a seldom II ever sarct bcesuse al p~sona
b lpf s-sse. have Impure Hood sni are rot NJ
ftourntiy troubled With debility; sd SHeE al n
dsssses with their Fypshe;e sensn;s .e ofefs rehtea
rth rod cleansing vegetable censs 50
haronieusy prepared up3n eset o. the a.
r.sNeT, INST OF neeosiSbe ma more rspA aud sPp~-vnt
,ksp vbeu bot oce GboEEh the Prho.pA disease aoEs
-ra.e Ttere ecting Ink between esca Anci4o o.
r. bur an system Asd when d. nd 81 AZ more Or
,seced ard need srensnsnns 81 the very re ihe ~ ssse
on ther debility bling removed CoGucn sense esao- ice
a., rorrec:p. OF tbs theory The LGns Brorlstt TIE
univ correct invented 70 deteef VIE
hs,xtsrt AID o. d..ses q ne lnr<s Chrorc ds
So a. the hear liver sdney. .-eaed Sh ,n
success Dr. R. who res AIRED t9Es.nd ~ n aa-
- sv.srs Of rrae.e-. OHce No So BosiSzy SeS orf
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IN hPPEAL FROm THE WIFE or Or.
HEdLE.
F,om IN paaodFlAh BpRetm

Fron TAe phllGddIALI Bpilsftn.
ia with the utmost diidence that appear in this
manner before the public. For my own sake would
not do it. would bear my sorrow aud anguish 10
silence, rather than obuude myse upon the gaze OF
a selfish censorious world. But owe duties tn
others which | must not shrink from dschsrging,
whatever nav be the cost to my own feelings.
I have eight young, helpi'ss children, practically
made orphans by the recent painful events with which
the public are familiar. have husband as dear TO
me A. NV own lie shut up in the cell of prison, for
an alleged Grin am lust rs well satisfied he never
committed, AZ l can be of any event which has not
transpired under my porsonal observaton' II be-
lieye1 him gully would suffer in silence and sorrow
and shame and let justice take it's couTEe. have the
feelings OF a woman and would resen, ike woman
an ndignity upon my honor, and an outrage upon my
rights But nothing of the kind has occurred; my
husband has been oloveD down by combination OF
unto ssrd circumstnnceswhich human wisdom could
not foresee nor human care prevent. know what
he IL in domestic life, the bosom OF his family aud
In The circle Of hi friends think know the purity
Of his life and the integrity Of bis heart.
His sorIows and tis wrongs have made hun dearer
10 me than ever. will share biz sorrows with low
ing symp6thiziug heart, however hercely the storm
maS Lcat upou him. He il my husband, the father
# my chilorep aud has been to me ever all that
wife ana a mother could desire la thefe circum-
stances IL il essy to that cannot rest TIL my
loved one is restored the circle TO which he has al
VANS irpartt Joy and gladness.
Will rot a benevolent sympathizng community
aid me ia this effort This is the object Of this ear
nest app al. ask not for money, hat Tor what Is to
me- in my circumstances Of more value than the gold
of Ophir Kind cooperation in securing tue lntsrpo-
siton OF Executive clemency. This no" u my only
resort. Petitions for pardon already numerousiy
signed are in circulation. VIII not every husband
and father confer upon the great favor of giving
his siRnaturel A kind and prompt response TO this
earnest appeal will ID htf the sorrows aud the bitter
anguish Of once united, happy family bat mo-"
stricken down dtsolaied, aud made TO orihk The cup
of NORWOOD and gell. LOUISE BfALf,
philadelphia, Nor % 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02

ARRTsT on A CHAR5E % SwIsDLIyG An alleged
Gaze kfsviodirg Wa brough, before Justice b 'ss-t
on Thursday, in which Mr.. C Potter doing ba'in,ss
a. a stock broker 10 he vicinity 81 Wal aud wster
sts s1ohsr,fd with ifraadiBg The L. F.ye,ae Nice.
"a C..Isby q Pennsylvania ouf Of boads t, tae
ruouE of $500. lease Z Barbour, Of No. 10
Brcsdgsy Director IN .ha; Company, = the 20 n
p'tin6i, The GfiidAvits made in tho csse, sllc,e
that IN August last the accused Obtained bonds OF II
company 10 the amount If $4,000, b. representing
that be could negotiate them in he CITY Of Trey 70
good advantage 70 Lrnseh AMI to ire company, AID
that be went and sold portion Of the bones st -
cents. .Afier his return be advanced Mr. b seoo,
which he saws must be returned before he viii sur
render the bonds. The complainant ssserts 20
the contrary 'bst be has several occasions offered
tic accused the $500 but he refused to deliver the
bonds. The prisoner was hcId TO bail 10 the sum II
$40 900, in default Of which he was committed TO
prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
MARRIED.,

CLASP PFNCFR-tu this Cay 90 Tsssisy Nss. Il, ~
- R-v wgf.ua Ps'aer. Alien II. Cios~. Of GteesssS.
sna 10 Gs--fui~ >gfpcri. OF Noe lcts
f1pfsrtE- pI-NTFR-Iu al. Civ on the et'h ot sY
IRE Rev ne ~rEroy M Alexander Cers'ie >nf'inf 500
srd 20 Christina third fsughter q NJ john haate Sn"
trsstrnth A. hsv Sizing >cotisrd . i,
JAcksoS-YoUNG-N Wtllsuasbursh. Msetsy. tas
.-.h Noycuher bv the Rev Lacas hAialck' NE"Aa W.
Jsesson VI te Mis- M,esic NCuns. . - ..
SCOTT-HOil-o9 MednesaaI evsnirs No, - " ~
J H. Sce Of an en- Dsarue Eneiasd 70 Mo ohsia
dfss lfer Of John ". Ho,t. Esq Of tbs CITY.
.AN HORNF-CAsS-fu Ianelvlls, Wa J. han 40 So
a. 20 M.ry Gubsrt Gsgss sTsad daughter u AZ. CAs
tt. RrVo'gtiof.afy
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[. 9. DISTRICT COURT-sRIDaY, Dec !. 1854.
H. Admiralty Before Jndse lsGEKsOLL.


Henry Biaienaan AT the .tearsbo Pscfde
To recover damages for Djury % q cana-boet by
being run into BY the Paci6c the Els, River alongside Of
tn dok The desn'e hat thsie wss neszenee on the
part Of the eAnabost not isndns o. me amer a. -a
eae INTO berth; and $50 tbs the esna Dos. w1s old
s5d often Decision rgsc For besat, M w j. Has
her. For claimant, ar Benedict.
srtr yOR FoRrEITURE o. CrSARD srT.ssHI9 Alps.
The ship was seized On charge OF smuggling into
h. por i.h January lss one cse containing smbrod
eie., cbensetes' isees, d ,nd one pafee. S.asias
T. sas stated evidence hAt JOssPh Marsh, dealer a
watch movements haVioE been introduced soas Sss.s
Jsry Cy accompanied BY Messs ats and I'i.es q tn
Custom House and on board tie Alps az aeDonaa sss
seEAd, ~b) on being q1e.-'nrd, dfc- i,in aHIsL ~ -
containing the ..ts move nasnt, .na ~ 1890 "a ss
Collector VIA hed oec1fr-a SHo rec -l,s In, 80 - ~
~ ana the ccers over sFsih nrKt aD Nush VI
NJ told steward Ea he ~o1h Use 70 eHsfnne n nos
OF H. nogsments The then tooE bn 90 shore n
The A.sriic Hotel. 10 the sessrds rom ~. 20 "a
s4an ned then the seSsrd rlnes dow the DssieN tne
bed pi.eed snasr then ths ease o. <a.a mos y,
Tb., thsn lei the sSaTd fsns the do0t siYef
bsa hr asise, s..' -. h. I'D - RE oass.
.srt 70 the bs and .ssed young woman ~ teadsace
70, ne .sv No Az sr hey e0AA obtain but
sIy sot .Eeleoa Key and Of The articles
Tie u.n fbs Ocer 20 cOnf OUT o s "a "ni ~
he g.. IsE 70 % with gods To Oeer tod him TO
suelord he sfseF~std .sd escsped sres The
NJ ESzsa Can.is Agent Of ne lie. tested TIA; the
Corr.ny SseTed ,.adfr ard % $50 10. TIE direction
q s.' e 30 ei.rea tie fsE.sj ~nc.. dfs az STAT
ert b. Br H.hs dss.0a oet he LATER refused % sifa
h uh.r Nr sLd in answer 20 remark. thsf he DID not
nt,bd yhi1< The sheers sso sksd foE tue re-
~sra told the th., 90. ne laiormss EIss ron me Cs
tom House, throusb Hr ods. sns v0ad give nm tse
-ud hbe ,ss ed fcr i;.
IThs -Hss u sH.S.r Q Question .t.ted ts.t Be "a.
sost coz parry Tie District Att0rney s<ld he s
be witness and Issed mat ID. p.-znooy ee struck
cea. sa:scss a rtsr.s.sa Be esisa M coa-
sac tie ,,ta.0o. ~ "a . ssS' a. no. 70 Ad@
Sore Other h-te testimony wa taken ace tic svdsse'
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IN vsi0s TIE Court eoosiSsseG lhas Ia sesee,s go
roo<s Mr. conGrsd ID pr uis- made by Haib<sy
thl eSs' ANT aes-c.
BoUGHR-CP sOTE.
NuNsr A fik'e Lyon a Jorea 4 J., Cry gse6
SAfn. Hutsoo - hcugh,s hiii Of gods Of Ssnael X
kf.uE a 90 srQut ing % SIS a.
The clain o. IS igued "a ylsiatG Who briags suit
L. c.f,n,r uate ID a 20 uloota. past tssl Cs
-aSs IS uas rrrseHt,d n gt-et Nssss y 4 ca. wss
ere ary goods o6hrs sfoFDss pawn she go
t,. :. b,.sh b, l. s al - per dollar IL wss
f-ro.d % hAss besa pl-ehata sfst he sssnasaS rss
ur, eoas-- from TIE eyioeler Is besrs ne
r-srt Jactataf foE Sfisuasnt
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ACCIDENTS AT PoreHxrIPsIE.-On Thursday lsd
named Daniel Wise was severely injured by being
struck on his head just above his right ear, by the
sd Of cannon which was discharged in the street
carpenter named NJ. c. Reed, at work upon
,.rn fell and was dangerously injured about the hosd
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VILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

LADIES FAIR At GRAcE FREX CHURcH.-Severll
Ladies' Of ws sburg interested IN securing the erection Of
en- Fpi.e ops Mission Church for the accommodation OF neg
eeied population in the Third Ward q Wimsburzh propose
holding fair In Chris aid this enterprise Dons
tons IN work ladies. Of hooks TOYS or fancy articles.
rs source solicited They msy be sent 70 the Rev
Aly.h Guon No 20 South Firstst., Wlliam,bursh; 70
Meas stanford & sSor,is No G7 Broadway; W. " sey
uour Co ChsihsIn-squsre, to Robert Petit No f'
FULTON si; or 70 A D. Mathews No ~ Myrtle BnoOklyn
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OPENING OF ALBANY-ST.

The Committee on Streets OF the Board Of Coanca-
men me, Yesterday afternoon in thOir Council Cham
Der City Hall, for the purpose OF he1'ns Arguments
n favor Of or against the opening Of AIe.ny'a.
Present. Councilmen Frye, Puruy, Wnd' MeCASs
and Tat,le. Speeches were made assins .ne -.
opening OF Albany at. BY hessrs. S,s,o ORR Boo
BIrIcsFH and Others, but no sev id'as on the SUI
jsci wsre siysasSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
THE ALLEGED SLAVE CASE.
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Before Coninhsslouer MosTos.
The examin alton of William {. Valentine, uierch-
ant in South.st., charged with fitting out the brig
Jnis Noulon for the purpose Of being engaged 10 the
African slave trade. was brought on.
James VIII first mate Of the JulIa houlton, the
prpeipal witness in the tra Of Capt Saith, charged
on capital offense ~ related to said vessel Tas
svorn.-Tie stated that he became acquainted with
Mr. Valentine, and had conversations with HIN at his
store hey spoke frequently together a1oui tue slave
trade. and spoke Ct the bark Republic and another
vessel: Mr.. '. said he wns agen n New. York ana
had fitted vessels out in January last Capain smith
was introduced % witness at Mr. VS. store either by
Mr. v or Mr. Blanchard; witness eso met MI. Fig
garrrie the Portuguese Consul ~ Mr.. Valentine 5
also the person who went out ~ supercarso 81 tue
Julia Moulton, and others; an intention vas spoken
OF 10 procure for witness vessel aud send M out
a. master but it finally concluded that he snond
90 first mate Of the Julia MoultOn, m large salary,
which wa. nsmed; the Saturday before the vessel
started from York witness reiused 10 on her
when Mr. Valentine told him ii be Gid not 20 It w0uli
put him Mr. V 10 great Inconvenience, aud said he
would give him go to go, which he did; sr '. also
went with witness and the Captain 70 the Custom
House, and 70 The cooperage Of Mr.. Pents, &c.
The witness described es on the trial OF Capt.
Smith the feet Of the Julia Moulton clearing for the
Cape OF Good Hope but made her way directly for a
certain point of latitude and longitude on the coast OF
Africa the taking on board large number OF black
persops and ianoing them in Cuba and the vessel
sterwar being sc; fire 70 and burnt NC. Adjourned
20 Tuesday.
The Discretionary Mr.. Mcke0nl appeared for
the United states, and Mr. Whitney for defendant.