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ssraI FALL.-On Friday evening German frame
maker named Lawrence Ringhof, then at work on the
new building m the of erection the corner of
trsnd and Forsyth-sts fell to the ground and striking
on his head was instantly killed He taken up by the
Tenth Ward Police and conveyed to the Station House
saere inquest win be held The deceased had wife
rad seyen children.
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NJ JULIEN AND rHE CRYSTAL PALACE

To the Editor OF The n. 7. Tribune
Sir: Ihave resd the " Cards of NJ. Julien and Mr.
Chsppe in relation to projected musical congress at the
Crystal Palace on the 18th nS NJ Julien ntimaies that
the idea is abandoned account Of the great sum Of
money such an undertaking would cost The public will
bear mo witness that this Ia correct Il 10 the asi time
for come years that have been deferred from consum-
vhsthss Il vss ESQ 6oo OF sis timss that snount
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THE INSURRECTTON IN CHINA.

The following extracts from merchants letters, received
in this City contain the latest accounts of the instruction
which appears to be still making progress:
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Arrived.

81 c.b.,;ne Tbous, tof seeley Mssnzas May
% TO Meschsm May % lat IS 81 lon 70 Of
- ~ Mercy Ellen I'm Haven for Wilminson DE- out
Sam. dsy lat So "a So passed hen big Nelson o. Ls.
Snl lai 50 10, lon "a IL, spoke ons mes
reo date lat 81 = lon ~ 81
chr Merwin New Haven, Thomas hence steering
date lat IS so lon ~ ~ shoke clipper snip Jehn o.
Boston steering 2sh qit La; s, e5 lon "a g. spoke hem o
NJ, (Susru E build steering : > w; -.
ffFpStesmship Franklin Wo;,On' tor Southampton s'a
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T. 8 SENATOR FROM MASSACHUSETTS,

BosPoS, Saturday, June 3, 1854
The Governor has appointed the Hon. julius Rockwell
of Psfeld United States Senator. in place OF the Hon.
Edward Everett resigned Mr.. Rockwell has been a
Representative in Congress from Berkshire County and
Sneaker of the Massachusetts, House Of Representatives
lie is progressive Wing and of high moral character
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r,,,rp CITY OF MANCHESTER AGROUND. &c

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, June 3, 1884.
The steamship City Of Manchester which leit ner perrin
here for Liverpool this morning aground on the bar az
the end of Windmill Island, opposite the city She VIII
doubtless get of at high tide this evening. ~.
Several German Singing Associations arrived ncis VIZ,
morning from New York route for more
are exnecfed this afternoon.
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Advertisement =,
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-1he attention OF the

style OF DAGufksEoIffss on rArts
keu Ia ali szeshe life sire tar surprising IN Depth o, tohe aha
canvass-he mair sizes te
miniatures on ivory AS 70 likeness au
durability unsurpassed Perfect lkentsse OF any As e
Dizuerreotypes lexea only y y
Quincy C. D. FREDRicEs. No q Boulevard d-' 'apuono'
Paris and No. so BI0adwsy
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT on THE GREAT WESI-
ERN CANADA RAILROAD-sENENPE PERSONS
KILLED AND OTHFRS FATALLY INJURED.

LONDON, c. W., Saturday, June ,, 1854
The cars the Great Western Railroad ran OIL the track
near this place last evening and pitched down an embank
ment smashing up the passenger and freight cars killing
seven persons a secondcass passengers and seriously
iniuring seven others four at least fatally.
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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
BY Standard Ihermonefers at No Chdmber'
cy JOIN g. H. soNKEIII
1854. "a NJ II VI SP NJ
June ..............-.-.....-bs - -
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Yesterday was something like Summer, and the shady
side of the became quite desirable The dust begins
to be most annoying and what worse there no hopS
of relief unless the Provisional Street Commission De re-
stored under the lead of the great Genn.
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Advertise ment.
Tho LIVING RHINOCEROs has n,
now got some com

rsnons shape the famous pair Of LIVING sr nGsk, i
roush the former rom Lsofaao
and he other from America These all exceedingly cur
ous and animals The WILLOW Cofss 70 be Beora
hi. .rpoon pieces ths eyeninsail Al bAs>uA
NUssUa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.

Arrived.
Palermo Point Petre, Guada
Chamberlain Robinson Co
NAV TO- lat g. spoke sohr Dsmsrescotta fm Demeraa
for New-York. an =. !, Ii. L... :,
Brig Hart (Br spses ST. John b IA ds ship knees to
schi Frank McMah Norfolk DIS mdse to surgcs Cearman
4 Co.
naval stores o Dollner Potter
BFLOW-ship John Bunyan. of Searsport Nichols Newport
Eng April z5 order Also schr 'sharihe lnos
silsby (of New Haven Netsnzas, May l9, fruit
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of Lyons
The CONTINENTAL BENEFIT TO Mr.. WALLACE, AT
CASTLE GARDEN To-SIGHT.-We took OCCASION yescr-
day to call attention the musical ovation to be rem
dered by NJ Jullens company and by other artists to
the composer, Mr.. Wallace, tonight, at Castle Garden
In addition the artists have already mentioned as
volunteering for the concert il may be stated that Mr.
Apomas the harpist whose performances on his nsiru-
ment have been approached in this country has
also volunteered his services Considering that Mr. Wal
aces claims on this occasion those of the composer
Of the intellect and not the thorax fngers-we shall
see what appreciation of pure musical art there is by the
nature of the tribute rendered to him tonight by the pub
lie Certainly his brother artists do their part in the mat
ter; il remains for the public to do theirs likewise
DAVID PLryB. ESQ. lectures tomorrow evening on
the great exciting topic of the day" The Workings OF
Slavery at the Advent Mission Church No. 80 Forsyth
st. Mr.. Plumb has been for many years an able advocate
of the cause of the oppressed in whose behalf he will
doubtless things betting the present stirring
times and inci merited rebukes upon our hypo-
critical Government.
CENTRAL PARK-An owners, lessees, mortgages, oc-
cupan and others interested in lots embraced within the
limits of Central Park, between Fhy-ninh and One
Hundred and Sxth-sts. and Fifth and Eighh-ays arc
notified TO appear before the Committee of Estimate and
Assessment No 10 Broadway, any time before the 18th
Of July and produce evidences of title otherwise the
property will be returned TO the Court belonging to
unknown owners.
We are glad TO learn that the newly-nvented " PaIR
Elastic Horse Shoe notice Of which appeared In the
columns of the TRIBUNE a short time since is to be intro
dueed into this civ Is humanity alone should cause
TO be brought into general Any invention for the re-
lief Of the horse will NEE. with general APPRECIATION
CRrcKr1.-The students of the Free Academy COM
mence their season to-day by playing match on the
Ground at the Red House Harlem. The Free Academy
Club play the Union Club. Wckets pitched at 10 o'clock
These boys are greatly improved since last season having
been practcing at Hoboken through the kindness Of
the New-York Club.
Runnels Hermann & Co.'s California Family Expresc
il new notion of considerable interest to travellers to the
gold regions The object is to take care OF ladies and
children and make the voyage quite a. safe as though
they were accompanied by the husband or father SEQ
advertisement.
An Address viii be delivered on Sabbath evening, nj
II o'clock June A. in the Lecture Room of the Chris
tan Home for Female Servants, No. Ola Sixthav, cor
uer Of Thirty sxth-st, from the following words "Wo
unto the World because II onses for It must deeds be
that ofenses come but 10 that man by WHOM the Of
Tense eometh." Matt. xviii chap. verse
Tut St.yy PrxpsoKE-We have received the follow
ing sums towards purchasing the freedovi OF Stephen
Pembroke:
T NV''P''. 50 Mr Daniel rumble. q
SeeI'y De D. Folsom. Ses''....
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ADVERTISEMENT
y NoDr OF SkETCHING-Mr. WOODS new

system taught No i83 Broadway urpaes All others or the
facility with which acquired and its rspdy OF execution
highly finished and intensely beautiful effects large cor
American and Foreign Landscapes are open nee
to the public. Mr. w. has for few pupils
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nIRTIIS.

GRAY-June 2 Son to Mr. and MIRA Edwsy Gray, . -,
HARTTMAN-June l. DAUGHTER to Mr. and MIS- james
Hartmann.
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m. the month Solar Eclipse
On the 25h The without cloud The wind NoTther-
Is; barometer pecepbe change - 5 AT the
greatest obscny when the suns most inter
red h; h apparent caused by the condenst
lion of the suspended the atmosphere night This
lasted from when the OF hs sun
soon seed The change temperature in and shade was
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Advertisement.
Y Ti,E STEAMER EUROPA.-The su

tbers will oren MOANING cases OF Pss Dress oooas
onsing of arege Organdie founced Robes embracing
new which have not yet appeared 10 tns & iiIS
Al auction sales at full . per cent les nan %
ost OF i'm poston UBsDELL, PERso> LAKE NO vi ooad
way between Grand aud Broomest
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ADVERTISEMENT

UNI VIII UV P1so TOT
Who scared Lon Al CosrAp wholesale and retail Rat Cock
roach Exemnsto AID CosrsRs Per,isn Insect Powder oI
~, Bedbuss Moths feAs Insects &e-he sane -
the Nsxpetic Powder sold for IS ensory ~ cents
tscksgr. Depot No. as Broadway, New'fotk
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Advertisements.
a. -Thara will he M School To-day
CUII.pREN's DAFT
advertiser

and thousands of brghteyed Children will be at liberty large
America will be at ROOFS NO
s5 Broadway where the most perfect pictures are made
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Advertisement.


The same sunshine that bids the violet and the gera
uiu and all the conservatory bloom hat
sweet the throat OF your canary as you han9 ms
wire prison the window catch the breeze VIZ PAM qua @
Trait Ia sutess style call at BRADYs, Nos o anu '
Broadway.
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For LIBERIA.

BALTIMORE, saturday, June 3, l-oi
The Southern Mail as late due is received.
Twenty-Gye emancipaied negroes left Savannah on
Wednesday TO Join the Expedition to Liberia from this
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NEWrJERSEY ITEMS.

Mai sssinst water .-s."..'
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DONETTIs EDUCATED MONKEYS, Dogs AND GOAi

No one believe without seeing these atelsen that
much The Monkeys wst on otne
uonL table rival the tight and SLACK rope ana
Fancon Brothers Seass ia their hppodome per
their hind legs their fore ess and
on and hind leg ON opposite SIDES
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pieces Of goods had been unrei AMI thrown on the floor
brd sny ofhoe the shelves bsi been partially unroed
suspcion rested tie propseto-s Messrs Sol swarz
Beni wethsicr together with Arthur Woois who were
erected yesterday afternoon by 0cer Ward and locked
nm for examination.
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I.
Marshal FREEMAN,
Chief of the Boston Rusns Shareholders and Bloodhounds
BENJAMIN +. HALLETT,
II District Attorney and Attorney Gecers 20 the Prince OF
Darkness
Ill.
Commissioner LORlNG,
The Ten Dollars JetfIies OF 1851

MANCHESTER, Saturday, June 3, 1854.
The church bells here toed for an hour yesterday
ON recent of the that Burns was to 60 back
to Slavery
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Advertisement

THE GREAT ECLIPsE.-Those twenty-eight spieh
did Views late ECLIPSE THE svs can De ssen ~ ana
FyExINc at Roors magnificent Dssueean Gallery NO S nroi
way stereoypes Crayon Photographs oDsueeoyp' on "a
pert taken to perfection.
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-, e. "a, n v r1suse ;, Mesra Fry ThoIass
r Eas,SS. 700 Rich Dstnet fr.sA g. q ~; ~
ss shish g. 20 "a. M - IS irs2ns RR sS 100 do
e. i Penn az ss. ssssxy seS.Sles Bsai c. u; Ken
hll RI g. 10 do, serp '<fi ''~'e. - - W -
sinstoe Bsnk 7ot $3.50 y.. q IA. 100 Rs~dins r. b. 32f
80 do. ~ s,oao R..Ssns r Morn ~ %; sisa Ls-
Ss.e - S ~, Se 81 ny; Reading ot 80 do DO
hss o. a" 40 IS ss 50 Do DO S SEA loo 20 DO cash. 81
II" se I'D go Guy = g. Esmrasa Len: e. s2s 80
49, sss: 100 Norris Canal, b. It,
SSss.s ryss.s-U s. Z. Va ~ shs4, o.. q 10 -
"a 81 ..As4i so sooA. 40 ~ "a re- s.kss a a e
Morris Canal ilt Va ID ssLsd, sshsy an Nav o. ~ al
s.lse' 90 s.osi, "a 2; s.hss; a. fssl,Ssd - -
s S:s. I Ssas III "a ''t:ii IA H. NsA u'''
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fAdverseneot -
Elsgsnt French and India Wedding and Visiting Cards


printed in the latest style Ln'opss OF s
plated Door Plates so1 Broadway cor OF Duans
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Mrs. Mowatts last appearance on the stage will be to-
night, at Nblos when she plays Pauline in the Lady
of Lyons.
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Advertisement o..
The CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBTrION.-ihis nagnl'i-

cent dpl.y OF human industry received yesterday .rs ion
TO lis mnsnse collection Of novelties few more nns asys W
Of patronized As wen a. mos
places of popular the country IL thriving Handsomely
under Is ney susTices
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Go with the Crowd To-day and get for your friends
one of Roors DAGUERREorYPEs at NO S Bs'd"sy
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CAS-, CAS- Gas Oh

Gas GAS Gas i-CHANDELiERS and GAS FIX
rs., of designs will BE- found 81 the greet
depot Of ARCHES WAR>ER Co, No 30 Broad
vsy The largest tsck In America
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WOODHAyEN

WOOnUAVFN LOTS SECTIONS AND COTTNiE
HousEs-For sale at auction by PrKx On Mondays rom
10 s. and Tuesdays IL to p the Railroad Depot miles from
South Ferry, by L. l. X. X
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fAdver sementl -,
TrAs-Tbe best assortment of FINE TEAS Will De

CoNPANT No 10
:. bsw-n Pearl ard The Oldest Tea ESTABLISHMENTS
10 H. We a,sre our readers do better than elsa
b,. h., Al Wholesale OF retail They have no branch store
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FATAL FALL.-An inquest held Yesterday, at
Hospital by Coroner Hilton upon the body OF John Burns
esruan who the skull received the day
falling his the curb stone verdict OF
accidental rendered by he jury Deceased was native
Ir.i.r wear Of
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fRrpAY, Ju1e e-k. u.
Tho street. displayed more salnaAsa tsdsy. riss u
' cent. was expsdsaesd IN Reading sad CunhstiaaA
Coal Nsw-Yosk Central cold q ioSl oie>t; Pssnyivs-
sis Gel ,OsI; ps'awss ~ usisss u.s. Nesssgsa
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WILLLAIMSB URGH ITEMS.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Education, on Thur.ds
M,r, Meehes Sylvester and freeman apponsed
Committee 10 ,ee, suitable Location for the erection Of Csosea
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In reeommrndns afflicted do so from pure mo
five. 10 heir good complicated cases which WI re-
-. an but complete failure VIII re-
turp the money D. wSSooP Ofse No II" faoa s. second
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TsK NEsR,sx, BE- rHs Law LASV-it Is with feet
u of proud satisfaction ensbd this werh 20 announce
q, oar leaders Kansas Nebrssks bal ~ the scnsc
on THURSDAY and hs, By ~ Triumphant voe-yess
rEiRry.rvt rERrEES With the President nsnsa'e'
will he the law Of the and
Josephus Shann editor of The RAray RtP"b''ea", IN
which this paragraph appeared, is Of the Custom
House officers in this City Jcscphus appears to have
sound shell and sharp eye for bread and better
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GAME QrorsA game of qcoiis for $500 .,ie was "a.
PLAYED Oh THURSDAY the plank road from no
bosn John Rae OF Jersey City and John hafns
OF ohosen Henry Beatty OF bsrssn Corne
New Duhan distance, 10 yafis
each sanc three MeSr Ray and Hague won me nr
game ly number OF ns sooa
QUOT players NewYork Jersey City and Hoboken were p.nt
to game otng match concluded the spse o' ms
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Gov Price has appointed Beni. Hamilton, Jr., to %
tek of The County of Sussex place OF Benz bndsm desd
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The only two Democratic papers in New-Jersey that
have had ts independence ba k the Nebraska bill me Poi
800, C~,ra and Hssld Their etois have boon -
.lsd from time other journals for ne falling io party
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street prescher il announced to hold forth in jersey
civ on sunday Ii that threats have been msas that rs
vii be disturbed
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Youthful BuRGLARs.-Two boys, named Michael Sui
Ivan Jersmsh Foley Yesterday arrested ehssred WITH
b.stne into the store OF Ellis Robertson No "a Wafer and
stealing They aiken before Justice eeh and
trial
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Ross,so MoxII DRAwrG.Two ooys csss "a I.ss.
80 ~. An. .sos Of Mr. The cssss 1870 x,cso.
az ~. "a .Ss ,hs attendant wN eaSss - ME - vh n
pulled sss ss 80 ,sSss oss<y fAsy vsss Lacked
o. ksessaS
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Fatal AccIDEsr.-A man named Smith, who resided
In killed Thrrtsy By falling os
the rocks a. Begrn Hl, IN the quarry the Ceaietey
Holt. the convict who escaped from the New-J@sey
State Prison three since by digging under the wall has bses
Int bsc or eight Morris County for snt larceny
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heat and ood 3 on the 18th and 3' on the tn
Norherv winds prevailed on 10 days
Sou bery L. westerly winds prevailed on q days
olear end mostly clear days, 20
Cloudy md mostly cloudy DAYS, H.
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he n.
think very properly to make airy engagement until his
preset one ceasss on the 5th sth OF this month feel
compelled however by the cards Of Messr ChaPpell
I'VE hail see. Truly yours, p. T. BARsux, Pres. sc.
Aes~ iork. Jane ?, 1884
NORTHERN DrsprssARr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NAY Issawhcs number .,,sndse a. ,ns, r
o rs Dfass a 1is Ussa st.iss So
M 0srnsny si 01et countries iz roa,, = ysecns.eS r.
remaining under esirasnt ss-iOs = The number Of pr.
81 average per day %.
REPORT Oh NoRrH-wEsrERS DrsPESsaRr, LOCATED AT
No ElesrHAv., My.whoe number Of new ps'isns
sssss 30 % s Ns%Ss d d.s. Who,
prescriptions PIT rp BY sroheesry greatest NUMBER one
DROWNED WHILE Barsrsc-wm. Ronald, boy about
C6sr,ons Yesterday when he accidentally under
m Cn which he was unable to ss s S Anoss Sy
aId ssr eso. ;sssesdsa !. hin
Station, where inquest win be held upon u today
daring ,enpt made to break into the boo, and
shoe store Of sama h.,.ns siss Ss9 Az ss 's
then They Sss' h S y rs'5s"' and e
been mace By effect entrance into this store
F,1,I AcoIprxT-wm Smith a carman, while in the
act osdp hi, carr in font OF No 7 West Thirty sut
a. sv morning upon the head BY srs bale OF
SP TaiSi rS s% 'R be s ded few hour after
Coroner Gamble bed nq9e'; spon the SSay ana !,
TelsIc. B years Of age
DRowsKD.-Co Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday
body unknown found IA the East RIVER near
deceased had
He dressed IA blue over
APPEARED to have been the water about three
weeks The Jury rendered verdict of des by downins
YoUTHrUL BuRGLARs-Two boys, named Michael Sui
Ivan Jeremiah Foley. yesterday arrested ehsred wsa
the Ellis Robertson, No "a Wser s. and
stealing They aiken before Justice Wech AID
committed FOL trial
FATAL FALL.-An inquest was held, Yesterday, at
Beyue Hospital Hilton the body OF John Burns,
srnsn died nom OF the skull received the day
by verdict OF
rendered by The Juy Deceased W." native
OF Ireisrd. - years Of age.
Advertisement
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susy,cros or ArsosTwo men, boy and 40. yons :.
Of sns hoass Of Deal TO- IN - eaaS AZ .
or W esoss ray, " ssr, To- osfed up hesrss
rHrw.rrs QUESTION: The Qfe'S. V'es--Ins 'os'ow
ing is the official vote cast on inor''sy wi
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BROOKLY YIN I1'EWS

SERIOUS AccipEsr.-ie s'erday afternoon = h's On
rssrd hevng timber In Level.ss 80 rerssnsssy
Zone OF s~vered she - wound
90 the Of Court end AoatAsns sA' va'' -
bossd
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DROWNED Coroner Gamble held an inquest YESTERDAY
uru the ho5y Of an ia the East River neat
the deceased had dAk hair and wais>es
about OF He dressed IN olue over
been the water about three
weeks The Jury rendered verdict of des by drownng
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Runnels Hermann & Co.'s California Family Expresc
il new notion of considerable interest to travellers to the
gold regions. The object is to take care Of ladies and
children and make the voyage quite a. safe as though
they were accompanied by the husband or father SEQ
advertisement.
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CRrcKrr-The students of the Free Academy COM
mence their season to-day by playing match on tho
ground at the Red House Harlem. The Free Academy
Club play the Union Club Wickets pitched at 10 o'clock
These boys are greatly improved since last season having
been practicing at Hoboken through the kindness Of
the New-York Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

The SLAVE PEnB,oKn.-We have received the follow
ing sums towards purchasing the freeiovi OF Stephen