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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

Ere AT SRA.-The ST. John, n. B., papers
contain acecunt Of the safe landing Of the Of t
brig Acanthns Of LONDON which destroyed by fire
Sept 18th. The officers and Grew, ten in number took
the long boat which scany with provisions
and water, and after beating about with much rough
weather for fifteen days, picked up by passing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

& The Melville gold mine Of Virginia is said to
be Yielding well during the present depressed state Of the
mining Interests Of the country The company have cut
through vein the existence which was not known
nt cut through search Tor clay 10 plaster up the side
VI reservoir The obtained this vein is said to
beof extraordinary richness and the vein promises to In
eseass in size and abundance Of the ore.
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attention. Ladies :

IN Try JCNES'S LILY WHITE, If you'd look fair
With It's wonderful qualities compare.
sithsAuty improves, IN axes tie hectic look fine,
Tbs Bafow look white, and the white look sublime
To be had al the Depot where all thinga pure
Isl CHARTRES sTREET-then you are sure.
For sale by J. WRIGHT q co, Sole Agent
MIA sp6t ISL Cba,trss s,sat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

- STATE LEG1sLATuRE.-C Capt. JOHN A.
candidate to represent the District
me Lsgaaae made the resignation Of Hon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

AFFRAy.--A difficulty occurred at Pulaski,
Tenn, the morning Of the 26th ult, between Green
Webb and sam Cox which resulted in the death Of thu
he having been shot through the lower part the
brain the ball entering about tho temple Cox also
shot IN the breast tbs ball ranging upward but 1t
believed he would reeoyar 'e.s
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Go AXIS u,aes .Nasatsltas.

z.ts5ssz Y No. IL Chartres street.
"a Have uat received Ashland from Havre magnacs as
oiment Of CLOTH SILK, SATIN and VELVET cLoAKs. TALL
MAS PELssEs and MANTLAs, which they at
tenton OF this Ladies'. MIA qp9t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

ANOTHER POSTMASTER IN TROUBLE. p. p.
willet Postmaster at Bryersvle, Livingston county
N. Y has been arrested the complaint of special
mail agent with pryDg into and suppresing letters pass
ing through his hands The evidence was sufficiently
conclusive to warrant his being held TO BAIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
Curtains, Dnnsnshs, CAS.pettssg.
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET.

B The uudegnsd have in store and arriving dsiya choice
lection Of SILK and woRsTED DAMAsK ROPES, PRINTED
HASTINGS, WoHSTED, COTTON md WoRsTED DAMAsKS,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS coRNIoEs, GIAiPs TAssELs
CORDS, CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS TiREE-PLY aud
INGRAM CARPETING, TABLE and PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN, LINEN sHEETING, TOWELS. cRuMB CLOTHS, RUGS
MATS, etc.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE; PA.
PIER MACHE SILVER PLATED WARE, MUSIC BOXES etc.
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON FURNI
TURE etc. ~ .rJT4
E calling attention of the public to stock of House
nhng Articles woad state have just opened and the good
being fresh and OF portaon will sell cheaper than
other house in the city for cash satisfactory papers
n13 2p6t ROBINSON OLROYD.
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v CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Frasee has the honor
pnohe mat he Is cases Of this initial
DISEASE; and ne will GUARANTEE CURE In EVERY CASE
asu sumo sa organ may be seriously Even then
the sufferer may obtain much relief Those afflicted with
neaon are invited to visit Dr. Consultations and e
As an evidence Of his sincerity his confidence in his
WIZ undertake to every Cancer pre-
anted and make charge until the pa.su, il oursd Pi
pam or the use Of the knife. Twenty Dollars sent by
ha WIN secure package of CANCER SPECIFIC with full
-, go, - Use. Aaafess De. FRAZEE.
Api' 'PiF fs Office, 3s St. charlss str es
huPFUREs CUR.ED-Sherman's Curative Pa
'n us. and Rupture Reedy relief and comfort and certain
cure of all Rupures good IT. apply to
ss' Abiahment 70 81. Charles street, aud inquire for
SHERMAN. or further particulars advsrsemsn. on third
the store for descriptive pamphlet tebqs "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

RECENT PuBIIoArToNs.- another column
viii be found list Of very desirable books just received
by j. b. Steel No. 90 Camp street SOME Of them are
merely new editions Of old and classic authors Others
are late and magnifeenty illustrated works at for pre-
sentaon Or parlor An examination Of Mr., ste els
great library viii be found highly interesting, as 1t
prses almost everything in the way of standard and pop
ular literature. al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

The Proprietors Of the Crescent wiz pay no nllis
ontractsd BY any person except Mr. j. q NIXON o. ms
written authority.
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Dry Goods at LOaC Prices.
B The apdergned has lately very pri-
stock Of FOREIGN DOMESTIC GOODS among
which t 7.,s, a5...=
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, SLEEVES and CHEMIsETTEs;
EMBROIDERED INsERTINGS EDGTNGs and BANDS;
INFANTS, EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA. GAPS;
LINEN cAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain and Embroidered;
yALENC1ENNEs LAcEs aud 1NsERTIHGs;
WHITE and CoLoRED BEST FRENCH KID GLOVES;
MoUsSEI.INE DE LANES, Plain and Printed;
FINE FRENCH and GERMAN MERINoS; IL - w.
FRENCH MERRIMAC CALICoEs;
BLANKETS, FLANNELs CHILDRENs MERINo UNDER
SHIRTS;
RIBBON and VELVET TRIMMINGS;
WHITE asd BROWN sHIRTINGs, coTToNADEs.
Aud variety Of oher sEAsoNABLE GOODS, lowest
market prices. +. ADAM i69 Camp street
spl0t in basement OF Odd Felows Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

E We reeevnga large and choice assortment of VELVET
BRUSSELS, THREE-pLY and INGRAM cARPETING.
4...ALBS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, hree tweny-four fee. wide of choice
quality and new pattern All of which Offering at Ysrylo
prices J. D. CAMERON 4 Co No. 90 Chartr.s
MS 4piw Customhopse attract
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EngtasEs and .an,er.tcG,, BOOKS.

Engtas's assd .asaef.tcGa Books.
b. EEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and ssationer,
6A cAssp STREET. so
Ee aes the Of Literary and profesionn
ssntemen Hsrso Public Ins.uus public generally to
MS very extensive aud choice stock of
STANDARD WORKS,
embracing the bsstedions Of the beat authors in
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY; s9s..siss g.=...s
ro1AGsES AND TRAVELS; =.-=5..
HGoLoaY AND ECCLESIASTICAL WORKS; M
eoKTRY AND THE DRAMA;
FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING;
NAVAL AND MILITARY SCIENCE;
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; H5rs ...5
MORAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES;
AGRICULTURE, BOTANY AND GARDENING; #
GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS
CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY AND AlINERALoGY;
MEDICINE, nv. W
NATURAL HISTORY, L e.
MATHEMATICS, .1rl. &. roo.
PHYSICS AND MECHANICS,
PH1LoLoGY, AND ssnt5I
5i GENERAL LITERATURE.
great variety Of BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS Of all srss
elegant aud plain binding; aplenddy ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
sether with large assortment of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS..
nl3 2p6t ]. B. STEEL No 60 Camp street.
Steamboat Books!
...AT...
st ALTON ERS' HALL,
WSk CHARITIES STREET, 81
tH Freight Lists Cotton and Cargo Receipt Books;
Cabin and Passage Registers; Cotton Receiving Books
Woed Receipt Books; Purchase Books;
General Receipt Books; Dscharging Paper;
Portage Receipt Boosss Cash Receipt Books;
Wages Tables revolving and cards;
Letter Receipt Books; Bills Of Fare
Lsvee Dsohargng Books Bills of Lading;
Manifest Hsads Diachargng Tickets
Measuring Books; Measuring Rods;
Red and Blue Stamping Ink
Cotton Discharging Books, indexsd;
Irvine and Irvine Boxes.
TRIP BOOKS, @rg5
all sizes and styles OF ruling ready IIandings also
made TO order to any desired pattern.
BILL HEADS printed ORDER and dispatch
orally all articles USED BY STEAMBOATS,.
ty Particular paid 10 this branch of bunine,s
D, FELT sTETSoN,
mis- 9pst stationers Hall, No. "a Charrea areet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

OPP FELLOWS HAIL.--We announced yester-
day morning that the Fakir Of silva 'woud perform
number startling and astonishing feats Of legerdeain
at Odd Fellows Hall in the evening Our announcement
was made from his advertisement, The !. Fakr'' how
ever anticipated his promises ana time during
the day performed the only wonderful feet which lay in
his power It nothing other than grand disappear
ace Of himself and wife and hxngs and perfect the
mystery which enwraps the act that neither his landlady
nor many nquiring friends solve it, We do not
erstan whether the Fakir learned it from the Rrahmins
or not These coniurers very slippery fellows, and
have be- watched closely Even then some Of their
will anticipate and defy detection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

House Furnishing Store,
70 and rs CAMP STREET.
% Determined to reduce Stock OF Goods will hereafter
for eaah at lower prices than before offered this city, Those
want Of the following articles will do we'll ocsli
auEENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA wAREi
BOHEMIAN WARE; '9-..=
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLOR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRANDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY # 81
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS; z=
BRUSHES, of all kinds; ~
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDER;
DOOR MATS;
WINDOW coRNICEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
nil 9paw MILLER, HARRIS Il WALDO.
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TuF NFW 9RI FANS DAILY CRESCENT,
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER il, 1
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

MO- ANONYMOUS articles will not be publshed-a known
reai name or satisfactory reference s required IN conn
dence Is d guarantee against imposition
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urnitnre.
BY r. M. MONTG OMERY g. co, Auctioneers.

~ n NUEbUhI, NUVEMUtT If, Ut HUI pHS6 III
H. O'Clock will DO sold at the Old Auction Mart ~ Camp
large
Mahogany and Walnut Bedasada, Armo Bureaus
Mahogany Center Card Pier and Dining Ts splng ch
Chairs Clocks Looking Classes SefAs
Curtains Carnes Cooking Stoves, Kit,hen Furniture,
Terms-CsRh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

ANOTHER DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
The following dispatch gives some further par
ticulars of the recent catastrophe on the Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad, son ne account
of Which has been already received here by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

The New York Express o. tr5 utn says!
at is no use to mince or mouth oy er the mat
ter, society in this city, Just now, IS bordering
on on an anarchy, under which there Is about as
little protection for lita as there las m venice
in the days Of the brayos.' Of 70 rIs unaer me
sanguinary dispensation o. tne 90 'oopin oiups.
Yet, many of the pious new lorkers a0sH
groan over the wickedness Of Ne'S orieans' ana
Of the South generally.
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- d. ST u z u.
,... Law Publisher, Bookseller and
80 .Pos ststioner No. 60 Camn styaat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

have been for q considerable period Of time. one of
the EEw YORK HERALDs Havana Correspondent =.
Politically, every thing here is "fst stale aud IN
profitable" have not even few local items OF
intelligence 10 add. except indeed th It the "vomto"
carries off ts daily, and that the cholera has
it Ia reported, again made its appearance at Sagus
10 Grande; but, happily, of q ess fatal character
than heretofore. P0UGmKrAY.
p. 6.-The pretty Marquess do Ia Pcsuels sp-
pears 10 have changed her mind about returning 10
Sy her Drssenee @ each evening on ' the tSe Pssc" % A.
Tscon, with her sweet countenance wreatIsed with
smiles" appearing as glorious as Aurora herself,
wirtiM the face Of her m0rose husband Ii darkened
with frowDs IA black as Erebns. But that compari-
sons are. az Mrs. Darlington would say odofifer-
ous, she temptation 20 make one hcee is strong
but, az Saliust writes -
Divsiarnm et fum@ leria aaxs xtque f<ayilis.
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Hon II. Hunt. New Orleans; Z Fletcher, Va Hon. 8
II. yintou Washington; !. B tich, Syrscuse; Captain
Trpp New Bedford Carlos VALDEZ santiago vcondi del
ronton, Ms Jrid; John Muir, Tonisvi le W. g. nc6man,
baltimore; j. J. Gracy, S. C Hon. H. Murray, Oswego;
Lieut. sanford T. Hathbope. Albany; T. r. Hutchinson,
:. A.; r. s. Walker 1exas; L. l.. Robinson louisville; T.
g. LAYTON, c. arrived yesterday At the st. Nicholas
r. Williams, d. Il Beman, Ca; ]. Warner, Troy, Dr..
Nottingham, Ca; W. c. Sheldon, NJ j.; W. W. Berholf,
Cincinnati; g. Turner, Louisville J. G. Dvyer TEXAS;
z. H Benton, Philsdslphia II. W: King, Cncnnatl; W.
Elliott, o. C. o. Sanford, Va N p. Smith, Ontario n.
e. Mort. New London W. W. Cook, Boston, b Van Rens.
salscr ~ Reyn noids Albany srri,c yesterday at the
Astor House.
/. Bradley, n Y; C. W. Koule., A. j. curtis, j. II.
Anderson. MISC. L. Johnson and psrty Alex. Foxkius
Philadelphia Hon. Victor Burths, g. A. Bailey r. W.
Sears N. o.; j. II. Hut, Calfcrnis; G. s. Mills, fud
rived at the Prescott House yesterday.
Judge Weiis. Ne; Col. s. scymour, Piefmont; r.. n.
Leary, Ala. & Hcnchler. Sandwich blands; Hon. J.
rived yesterday at tie Irving House.
Hon. G. Dean, Poughkeepsie; Hon y Conweii, No.
Capt. J. b. JsaU California r. do AnsosteguA and fan
~, Mexico; j. II. TAYLOR and family, Ca Don Antonia
aasea, Lima; j. II. sheton and family, st Louis T. s.
thson and ps.,y Louisville yesterday arrived at the
Mr. benjamin end LADY, J. L. Yordln Eat, BENZ Beli,.
my, Boston. S. 9. Concklin Atm. ysn TNscn arrived
yesterday at the rnion Place Hotel.
In the steamship James Adger from Charleston
Lizzie Grady Miss II 4 Post, Mss Iiudd, Mrs w Shop
herd, Mrs ifudd, Mrs Herbert, hrs White, Mrs w
Lay ee snd child Rov Dr Post and lady, Mcknnon and
" II Duncan. W Elliott j.. Jro stAss, Burtsck A
Wney. D Barnes. N Hashbool ysecbus. + Olcott,
ss cs raiss Wsiley fAde, and 20 "a the steersee
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July IS, 1854
dv cling house, belonging to a. Bsliens, and occu
pied by two lrsh fGniioe, the junction depot az
Chiaopec, destroyed by fire, about O'Clock this
morning. ard four females IeTished in the flames. Two
of then, were named Canty aged respectively nine and
tTentycne years, one named Coughn sged twenty Ave-
and the other named Collins, aged eight years
The bodies have been recovered, but In shecsiag
state, and the head of Of the unfortunate girls was
not to be found at all young man, named Patrick
Bo'eT badly burned In rescuns his mother from the
aaaes. Tie Are first dscovered issuing from the
room occupied by the veiias House valued at 81 600
insured for 5000.
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rTrIRTY.THIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate
WASHINGTON, July %, 1854.
1sE BURNING San JuAs.
Mr. PsAsos, (whig) Of Nd offered resolution calling
information respecting the burning Of San Juan by
captain Ho,lins. Agreed TO.
Tm TEXAS r.,vv.
Mr.. Rrsx, (dsml Of TEXAS moved to take up the bill
Incorporating the TEXAS Navy into that of the UAted
States Iost-yeas 10, nays q.
EIEcprys sAssIoy rax Eyss AND BARBog mI-
Hr. MAsos (dem) Of Va, moved for executive ses
s,on.
Mr.. STUART (dem. Of Mich opposed tho motion. He
thought The Senate ought to take up the River and Har
bor bill II had been reported without amendment, and
would lead 20 no debate II long debstc sprung up
on II he would yield during the day for executive
session.
Mr.. BELL f~hig) ot Tenn said II the River and itsr-
cor bin was not taken up now 1t souli be lost.
Mr. BryAGs, (whig) Of La. thought tho River and
Rarbor bill could be passed without debate.
Mr.. suvARD (vhig) OF N. T., said that the River aud
Harbor bill to be passed never. II ought to
es passed at once ogdcr that the President might have
fun ten days 30 consider ii.
Mr. DAwsoS, (whs) Of Gs said there was possibly no
question on which the Presidents mind clearly
determined than on The River and IIArber bill. Other
husinses rc the President might have doubts and
which he wo1ld Ike have time TO cxsmlue, ought 10
10 acted on.
Mr.. MAsoaS molten Lost
Mr.. sruAr moved 10 take up the River and Hsrbor b
Agreed to-yeas 20, nays Has follows
YMs-MessTs Allen. Atcbison, Badger, Bell, Beois-
min, Bright csss Chase, Clay ton Dodge, Wis. Dodge
Iowa; Douglss, fesecnden, Tish Foot Geycr Gillette
James Johnson lcnee Tenn rearce Petit Pratt Rock
veI, Rusk, Sebastian, sewsad, Shields, Slde Stuart
sumner, Thompson, N j.: Wade, Walker, Wellor--35.
NAys-hasSs. Adams, iBrodhssd, Brown, Butler, Daw-
son Fitzpatrick, Gwn, Houston Hunter, Mallory. Mason,
roombs, Torcey, Wiiams-A.
rus 9osrU1cAncS suI, ro
Mr. Husrx (dem.) Of Va, reported back the rortia-
cation bui without amendment and the Army Appro-
priaon bui with amendments, and the Post Once Appro-
z,riaton bill without amendment
Trn SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
by consent, numerous other reports made by the
several committees amid great noise and confusion
Among these for printing ten thousand copies Of
the reports Of the Rcgts of the Smithsonian Institution
Adopted.
AccoAnoDAnoss POS rSnxD STATES couErS
Also, bill providing for the temporary accommodation
Of Ne courts In Boston, and providing for the selection Of
es and buildings for the United States Courts and Post
ocss In Bos,ou, New York phtsdslphia and Baltimore,
- amended By the Honse.
Mr. Tocr, Cdem) Of Conn, appealed 70 the Senate to
pass II.
Mr. BnvAns objected.
nu nvR AND aAasoa sr1I
Was then reed.
pnorxxoa ucns'e nsron.
Tho CxAm laid before the Senate m<ssaes from the
Yrseden transmitting Professor Epsys fourth meteor.
rn rosr soun suL
wss thsn received from the House. II contained over
thousand manuscript pages Of ths sse Of The DAILY
Ge<
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DYsa M xaot Among the Psssia,leirs,ia Fire
men.

PHItapgiibrA, JEl-.s, lttl
A riot took place about O'Clock this morning.
the Of fourth ana caowhin streets between the
Paramount Engine aad Moysmensins itose Companies
German, who his way hcac Itom wcdliog
shot through tho thigh AMI Sss conveyed tc the
Hospital John Kane, aged 20, sho. in tho back. tue
ball lodging in his right bresst. The woand viii pro-
baby prove fatal John Raftrcc receiveds pistol e
his right They both belonged to the Mcyamsnslng
Hose Company. Several arrests made, AMONGST
hem ElslS Reed, belonging to the fsrniosnt Company
With discharged pistol in his hand and John Dean OF
the Mos smensing Company. The dght wxs OF short
duration, but many shets Cred besose the police
in. cred 20 qreil the riot.
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Further from DEMONSTRATION Ravages
Of tho Yellow Fever.

BsIfkoRk, july X FS0f.
Tie Southern mail late due Is come 70 hand. The
Charleston pspeTs contain the details of the Haysuo
the ed instant received at that port por
Isabel The dreadful prevalence Of the yellow fever Is
tho chief item Of interest The dsea.e was not couucd
to the towns. bu. spreading to fearful extent
throughout the country In two Hospitals at IIavans
the ee. Instant there were over thsee hundred csses
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IAraf ~ srtrs or Yesterday Coroner Hftoa
ld inquest ct the New York Hospital upon the bodg
Of Ar smith Acke1 man, Who Thursday, injured
when in friendly wrestc with Mr.. John QuinAn. Hs
died In The New York Hospital 1t hafpsSt O'Clock
yesterday morning The evidence showed that deceased
with several OF his friends were at Mr. Peter Quinan
porter house, st the cerner a Washington and Amos
sirsefa Mr.. Qrnlan ppen the commencing 10 vrestss
not wshng such 10 take place u his house. requested
Mr. Dalton, Of 167 Perry street, 10 ssparsts then h
tried but unsuccessful They wore then IN the bsx
room they then moved to the stoop and fell back
TO the side walk. Alderman taken irssnsee and
died in that rtae slated above The evidence howed
his desth purely the result Of accident Ths jury
returrst the following verdict That deceased caue 70
his death by compression Of the brain from e6uslon
blood the fssut Of accidental fail from the scop -
the house Of Peter Neil st the Of Amos and Waen
Qni nisn, on tho Afternoon Ct July 9Th, 1861 %
ceased vas 20 years 9 age, and born In New fon.
roUso Dsowsm-Coroner Hilton held an inquest ycs-
tefcay afternoon upon the BODY Of sn co'oreo
man about thirty years Of age The oodJ Ionnd ~
the foot OF Robinson esrcs North RIVER pcoy W.
exsmined By Dr ChastepAy. and no msfns on vosence
vere sou cd Il wss in perfectly Dude stats, and sppeer
ed 70 have bsen 10 the abozt ten days. vsfoe
Of found drowped rs renoered'
Ceronsr o'Donneu yesterday he'd inquest upen ~
bcdv of an mi novn man. who found st Whtsom
sp vrrd,ct CT esath supposed by drownng, was rsa
drrrd cessed appeared 70 Be sboct 30 years of sge
ard German. Bs vN about feat inches V height
aod sppesred 20 be ssUor os 'eogsaersuaa
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HruoLlyn Ctsy Intelligence,

lN@tisK byuDIsG.--t warehouse, which bein9
bnt IN Congress street the Fast river, fell yVster
day, by OF the b6noss of the mortar. The waA
bowever had onl, attained height Of eighteen feet
The less IL about s3o0. Mr.. 4. Colt il the owner.
AssoxIhaddsus s.eeny, youth Of sixteen years waz
arson, he having set fire 10 the stable of Mr. T. B. Mosl
situated in Brsbtes alley on the 10Th inst Two othsr
lads arc supposed 10 have acted accompcs- but,
there being evidence against them they w probably
be discharged.
aExoRY --a special committee OF the Common Coun-
Gil submitted report st the last meeting, Ia favor 0f
erecting buildng for military purposee Ia Ryex
6treet ast Brooklyn. The cost OF the land viii b.
$le,6c0, snd the bulldog $40 900 The
OF SIC coo Was appropriated for the purpose Aldsrms
Graham moved that The committee be empowered 70 enter
Ha ard opposed the report the ground that tho osst
would exceed tho appropriation and considering ths
rapd pF and probable extent OF the city ~ deesd
IL rsdvsabe To act in accordance with the sugGosOO0
of the report He OF oinion that two axzncros In
stead ~ ole soLL he required. 10 presented minority
r., nrt which put 10 the vote and lost and the
joIty e,ort sas laid over In order To bc printed.
aa.assR Srs7tos HoUsl--Aldofman Muiigan offered .
rtut ON at tie Last meeting OF the Common Council for
he pnsTofe u having ststlon house erected in tn
iwcth (now s<th) ward TO he called "PoIoe District
70 o. lie uoSsd for an appropris lion Of Sio0o0 for
tic purchase " lot Of ground and TO pay the expenses
81 proper building suggesting that the suount be
snd included the Of the present year The
rss.iuiisn lost although tho protection OF the life
and property OF the citizens IL who'll inadequate In that
YsIt Of the city.
PIIiT IARcrSY "A Of tie name Of James DonneUy
yesterday arrested by Captain campbs cf the Third
District charged with having taken eli from the pocket
q Hugh horsn The prisoner was committed to answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

FIESDIsH.--Tbe Tsunten Gazette states that two
stones one weighing upwards Of twenty pounds,
were found 20 urtly wedged on the track OF the
Boston snd Prnvidcn e Rslfrcad, at curve short
distance south OF ,be " Tia Bridge" sbove CentrA
Falls, on Sunday evening