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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-27
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bait bea sinsisen 4aserbtersSatpm in ben, .an,,en untsreu
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arten-Wirthscbaft.

Der llntsrssidnsts bsna6riatist feline 8reunbe unb bas bmtfde
@ublfum %nberbanpt, pas er BON jest an ieben Spnntaa r%easlmdEia
UNI 2 unb 4 nbr @a6mitass BON Benz Saue bes BERN S6iaiSs,,
24S S%roabltrsst, NIT ltinem ertra ba3u sinssridtstsn gBaSsn ndb
ben gBss gu 8uB gu siparea. GrteSrtd Sebrima.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
JVARNFNG 70 RUFFIiNS,

A ros5y Of considerable notorie'y, and mu gwen
TO vent biz pugilrto propepstes upon those far a
frrior 10 bin in point of strength, woo may have been
so unfortunate ~ 70 disturb his usly and malicious
disposr.on NE. With his just cesers, bsiors Recorder
Smith. in the Court Of Special Sections, yesterday
,oropooD.
The uerson referred 20 is acsb Cht'terion alias
" Poucbk, epsie JOKE" long runoer fcsqueutus
the oepot of the Ne~ York aud L e R,ilro>d foot
of Du.ne-st and o,ber localities along the North
River. when a chance presented for making
money by solisi'iog' passengers.
Cha,erton. il appears hsd tskeu TIA responsibility
Of n,ulipe Harry Dibboo OF No. 3Oi >pr'ng-st, in
brutal and unweroiful manner scd taat too si'hout
Ii least proyocaion. Tee assault wss perpsiratef
some mcr ,hs s.o. sud q, be time Chs'iert9n made
bod,c declare thai ii his victim preferred complaint
against him. he sould punch bim again aud more
severely il possible than on the irse occasion For
tunsiely M Diobon was not 70 be frightened blythe
belly ond co gard, ogainst whom he made an
AFFIDAVIT. whoC resulted % his a'fest, aad being
beld 20 snsxer lie ~s tried aud convicted
some time ago, bur sentence deferred. STAGE
,hep, sdiiavits plo and con have oeen lad
before ito Court, snd every effort exerted by his
hiends 10 evede the p1ns OF the la* but they
without iritncs and money 70 help themselves, who
have 5eeL guilty OF similar oursses Yesterday
ChaueItoD, sho is young sui dne l'Okiog man,
wa a,rsgreo for senfe zoe lie declined saying shy
thing in mtg s'ion Of puni-hmeut, even 70 tfy
the aroly stack On NJ. u BON. Tne Recorder
then remarked that the Assault wGs one very aggrs-
vaed ia its character, mush 80 - any oae ne had
ever known during ibe time be ois haa tbs honor Of
presiding On the Crminsl Bench Of this City.
The complainant. sail bc, was pssceable
citzep, snd nothing Wa produced in evil
dspce TO ,tos iht ssy provoc dioo, ho 'eyer
trivial VAS offered by him /. i. true said Rec
Smith, ,hs, something dcne to pr)tes, psacsabls
ciiizsrs from tuch iawlers scts ci violence sod be
further r,msIkec: II Ia nay intention, also that of
my oolesgue, Judge Stuart e imGo.s the severest
pepsty or eli such ofi.Ddsie Coaue't'n was taen
seftenced 70 The Penteu,isfy On Blscxwelis leland
FOR re term OF thrss months, and to pay a foe Of
s5O-be standing committed TIL the sams should be
maid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The olipper.stip Great Republic sas been i-ken up
q. Liverpool By the Ecench Go sernman' for trans
por, service, at seventeen -hings mon'h per tun.
She measures 500 tuns. Her ohgin4l tuanage was
1883 6995its
CoURT MARrIAL.-A Naval CoUrt Martial con-
ced its fittings Saturday 90 bosrd ,hs recsiv-
iog-stip North Carolina, al the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
for the NAL Of charges against Passei Micshipu N
Murray, recently attached TO the steamship sis
sppi, Of the Japsu squadron. The charges are pre-
feired by Lieut. Wei b, snd couner charges are made
by Murray sgains: WEBB. The natureof the charges
has 10; tra1spired Many Of ,he late officers Of tao
chip are detained "a witre4ses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
CITY ITEMS.
ance Company

Or II THE WooDs.-It s singular how very few
Of he people who pent up here 10 the City knov
low essy il IS 10 escspe from the snssy shoes Of mud
or dust to enjoy day in the woods. They do no.
seem 10 understand how near together the WOODS
and City Hall We do not mean the few stanted
apologies for tree. that shake their dust covered
liabs At the dus.coyesed marble walls 10 the Park
but the real nsive forest trees which stretch up in
lorg spires hundred feet to ward the buds. Sdch
roCds are wi'hir easy reach Of spost every ~eared
toler in ne Ciyi end for the same money that be
usually wste. ,iiees, he might get upon simost any
train OF cars, or up river boat and in few hours
find hinseh lar away from the Ciiys turmoil, amid
the iefieshirg solitude Of rocks, tree streams aud
mountain gorges.
a few days since we Tried the experiment. We
we're tired Of payemenis snd brick 0ais, aud longed
70 look upon the smilisg face Of Mature. Sd We
crossed the Jersey City Ferry, and entered Qua Of
train Of cars which hid ia destius'on among the
mountains Of Morris and E.sex, aDd in less than an
houf We were as ris with the nltsned splri, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
WAS WASHING TON 4 PROFANE
SWEsRER2
To ne Ediio, sf TAs " T. TrsbBn>.

To n< Ediio, If Ta< ~ T. TrtbBa>.
SIR: lD Gritwods Republican Court, | see il
stated, that on the occasion Of Edmund RandOlPns
cisaonorabe conduct 10 reference b the treaty be-
tween tie Uniied Ststes and Great British and his
fsse state nts in justification Of his course Wash
peton became gie.uy iDcensed at him. aud, 10 great
psss.on pronounced him the damnedes, liar on the
I" fac Of the earth Wellington was man Of
strorg passions but possessed in remarkable de-
gree, the power Of governing them. Nevertheless,
there might have been occasions, as in the one r..
fe,red 10 where the proyocaon WA 50 srest aud -
sudden. 10 completely throw him of nis gGtrd,
aLo giye 10 biz passions for the tine. tbe mastery
over h's Judgment NsD-IatiBg a. | do. 10 co nm)n
with ny country mep, The uame of Washington, do
rot Ike To- believe even tnis much against him, and
reluctantly give l. crecit.
Srii,r IN The A I'll number Of Putnams Monthly,
unC.r The b. I'D Ct Living ia the Country. on >sa
426 " giving II details cf fishing excursion in the
"Nspperhsp," in which Washington psnicips,ed,
spesks of him e. becoming gTeapy eursged a. very
influg cirsppOil im.pt; and dTeils with apparent
pl.ssure On The b0rdd osths which bs puts IN his
mouth ar D makes him utter he refers 10 hi A. al
-. - 40 -isL a-<- 500 -his- ---.-
hers growing perfectly turOuS over the loss OF fs~
e n and sw,hriug Ike q trooper AZ What NOS men
would Iav. laughed 81. The truth is he - repre-
seIftd by the writer as mere ruthtr-ss ssy,hiag
but the n, be 80. In reality Tue shoe state meet
j. ero.s libel on the F,tner of bis Country and hoT
il obis,ned place ia A. respectable Journal cao-
lot cone.ive. Ii Washington the pure snd SPOT
have heen It is time that those WOO. intentionally
otherwise assign 10 him totally different character
fhould b. rebuked Your obecisnt servant,
csni,.r,ll' Ind APrn IS. sT. NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
THE BABY SHOW.
IL "A. Eeito, Of T.<yY n,,s,a<

II ne Editor Of ne r'tsEas
SIR: Rejoicing il the fact iha, our patriotic and en-
te-prisug fello citizen NJ Bernun, il approaching,
by his uDuigaied zeal and incefatgable industry 10
the full fruiuon Of d scheme for the prono,iog OF q
proper spirit OF emulation, among toe baby producing
marroDs OF this 4" ls.d Of he free and o. the
brave" coy, Sir, that it is With ri 'icog in this
philan hropic offspring OF Mr. im,ginatioo, .aat
Low socress line TO him through the columns Of
your respected pspsr hoping thst cloud of gloom
~bch tss lowered over the frost sork of bls., may
be ssfted awsy and that ~ nay lsck forward % the
sunny days Of the Dsby show, as 10 scene of unsl
loved Fl JOY mt NJ bcguc dedication. / wish %
IL qRre whether, on he coming contest between the
infai tile me mbers of the community. those 10 whom
uaiurs hss given dsfk exterior will be admitted 70
the srtrs coabsgsrts for the pro-Tei rewards Of
merit Resting in the csiuieres edusss Of y ID
friend | uusi ihst ny ipq1ry is advanced sincere
IL Il will merit passioy notice snd elicit an express
sion r at sbsl cause solid satisfaction 10 take the
piece If doubt losus for reply. WALLACE
Nsr-Iork. Nay / lss5
=. The sb0v. pertinent inquiry We believe bo~sysr
the advertisement Of the BABY Show specify say
particular conpsxn requisite 10 the ia1s pr3-s.s That
bers he negro b.b. aud moher eoapyiss With &c
eoocals Of eIiIsnes vii certainly be entitled to c,npsts
foI he premiums led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
FEES
FIRE IN WEST FoRrfErHsr.

FIRE ~ WEST FORrfETHHr.
About O'Clock YESTERDAY morning e FIRE broke
cut in the tso-story frame bulldog No. 90 Vest
Fortieth-st, bet~een ninth aod rent1-avs., occupied
by Mrs. Hart The fame, communicated to sae roof
OF the aijoinisg house, No 80 The fireuen we're
soon en- the spot bu, before they coad sabdle toe
flames, the roofs of both buildings -ece destroyed.
Damsge by fire and uater about si00. Hrs H4rt /.
Insured s4o0 on her building hu. in whss Company
We old BOZ learn
FIRE AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.-On Saturday morning
lsst between and O'Clock, fire. broke our in a
smal chop attacked TO the brick establish sent of
Samuel Adau,, of Poughkeepsie. As the wind was
blosIg gale at The time and there being no water
lear the flames soo1 enyeoped tia sheds and build
ings, which entirely destroyed. together with
ibe stesm-erg iDes ard, brick machines Tre Are Is
supposed 10 have originated from Goals bainy blown
cut Of tie forge some eombus'ibe materials ia the
.hop, a. xindcw bad been left open. Loo. about
$1,000 insurance 81 800. in he North western Insur
ance Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

will rhisper his n.me-vkile every acorn tia:
drops from ito aged hands to sernirase and per-
petuate its line" will do something equally touch
ire. Numerous gems Of 9 similar ehna,ter
abound in the body Of the work. For exam ,le
when the Pilgrims approached the valley Of the
Cornsctieur ait lay hold NJ its tilvery river 10
it, embrace, Ike s uropg bow halfbent IN tue
hands IF the s~srtny hunter" Long Island
Sound IL poeticslly conphmented ss "th.t inland
sea that annual, drifts it. smooth pebbles aud
pe.ry sAnd, upon the toaihern line Of Connect
cut" and ts Islands are little cllssers OF bril-
lisn.s sparkling upon its bosom" TIE plant
i've nurmurs Of the CopDecsicls benz with the
heavy moaning. of the ses," near & certain SCOT
which the author wishes 10 Identity 10 speak
ire Of the successive c4lsmiti-s Which visited the
stste at a certain period. he remarks Scarcely
h.d Connecticut brushed from her cheek the tear
drops rha, betokeD-d her borrow .: the de,'h Of
Haynes when again her eye ~ss dinmed win
The .iens Of q pew bereavement" o. occasion Of
the General Ass.DbJ's making pre,en, of com
70 tpe Kirg's commssors it exercised "a lib
"erslry ss bland as if Il welled up from the hear:
"of he colony" Comparing the P,eseot With
the past syro5os Of Winthrop the author treats
u to the image Of rash youth jostlng graz
haired sse aside aud hos impulse binding tue
eye Of wisdom with the dus, of his ehsro.
wheel. as BIZ. driver .wif.y past on his dessruc-
tive career" Winthrop was "tbe darling aud
idol OF ti, fathers hesrt"-sD expression better
sdsp,sd 20 the do@es,ic circle than 70 the grave,
historic psge.
In spite Of the frequent rbetotic,l vices which
infect Mr. Holli,ter's style, sc cannot Withhold
from him the merit of careful composition, ex-
t4nsive re,earcb, and sn enthusiastic interest IN
bis subject His work ia Of higher order 'h,n
,be ,mmon run of local histories, aud pcs
too mary substantial excsllences 10 permit its
author 10 indulge in puere aud Inflated oTni'
meIis without retUse. He has erred BY suopos-
ing Il at the yivsciy of bis narrative is increased
by the aid Of slsriog embellishments, bu; we
trust that il is no: too laie 70 avoid tne error 10
the subsequent volume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

$. Birs.au. J. van vHet snd s Areson' OF ne Eisn
teep,h wsrd, charged with neglect oil guy Sete
unlimited on TIE papers. John s,Sssm, OF toe SKI
Wvd. charged with unbeconing coscuet IN s'r.s'.
irsa private Waterman at Ste ssris store, was neA'
pa; on trial ,.S...o,,
me Eaichnan stated in bis complaint that >tseon
AID another oficer were standing near dsrs oiso'e
house in Reaos-st, when be che ~sicam'o, sni
,ass,he- th.; Sisco,a crested Ove-, sad ssset niu
uhs, re was aaehirg st. when be the ~s'clmta
told him Il wss none Of his business. wlefeup,n >'s
com a,-ested him and took him 70 the station Duse
The wafchn an further complained tha' be Vas o'aiy
nisf1ed ,... =. H.
Sr.co4. in bic defe-se, brought Eiees'es 20 sn9~
TIA. the r.iehnsn ~ss intoxicated sad disord-r,y'
Tbe csss OF Oven Lee. sixth Nsri charger with
into,ie.aap was submitted oa the p>Sers
The doors were then closed. when sx jug pssye
rrccseS.s TO ,um up the ca or Cs9tNo Stevenson:
No one eIc.p, Cspt 5. and his cOulss! we're sAoNea
before the Con missiooer- ., IL.
The Boaso cobtioued in secret SESSION uosu qai'e
late in the afternoon. making up their decisions IN the
cases tried ., previous meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
THE KNrCKTRBOCKFR.

Ever readable Old kDist efbocker makes 60 early
ADVENT this month, wts It's usua tempting sore Of
Intellectual dsintes for the eradication Of s or's Of
luxurious psisies. The number s especially rich in
iketctes Of travel from real life, and anecdotes
OF natural history. Among the articles OF THE KIDD, sc
need only refer 70 my Campaign Reminiscense','
"Cni,e,e Letters " " Havana Segsr Sn Ike" lie
Col Gu Geant'' " Pioneer Life" snd series OF
grsphic letters from Chatesugay Lake which are
on org he beet specimens Of the genial brilliant err
re,por dence iha. often emil ven tae pages OF The
Knlckerb.,ker A variety OF hu norous pieces, aod
several poeticAl eontrbutons Of he 50 better sort,
serve 70 complete the attractions II the number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

regular meeting Of the Board sas he'd yes'eeday
afternoon Mr. DUsHAa prs-ided.
JrJea CoPr,yp presented bis resignation /.
rosrbsr Of the T, achers Committee, but suose-
A commune alton from pspls Of 'hool NO. :, re-
oue.,ipc 'he Bcsrd TO slow them holiday on 'he
18Th inst referred TO the Trustees OF tNe o'uo'
With power .
report recommending uoif,rmty IN .cn,oi
hooks Il the Esstera and Western Districts alter 1ne
lst Of September next, Vas adopted.
The Sp.cisi Committee on Schools OF tne ES.'eIu
Di.tiet r. ported their financial condition up TO rhe
l., of Jaousry last at which cste b.lsuce OF 5000
ard spssrc was n the asnds Of The late Treasurer OF
WIhsnsbureh, 70 their credit After paying oat-
standing debts ibere would be frrplus OF over
80 coo The Common Couoe sa> requested % p,s's
he more, 10 the crstit If the BI,rd. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

sic COO Boy WANTED A gentleman called st
TIE Hhig o1tice On Saturday mJrning, and inquire
II Ne bad il employ yolog man oslsi
"CIscBey" We infofue1 the inquirer tha, a youth
Known by ;hstIame s-rksi in re WAig off e sone
yesrs sgo but th,t the l.st heard Of him ne vas
il Caifoinis. The geItl -u then ssji that u was
depuiized 20 hunt 10 "Crackey. snd reql..; him
20 7, tsiE 4. Ogce % Suatlga county ~h-fe he Sc
been lefs property cad money elgal 70 $40 600. H
declined giviIg suy p-sfIcu~r. but 10 reply % re-
marx that II sioguis circums be aid th4t
strange ihiDgs ~ouls -sppen- W. have li.rle DOUBT
thsi Crscsey L IA luck His resl "a Ne /. Willis Il
NcCia'ehey-be vas called "Crscksyr for short.
tie zane 20 Toy from Albany youth some - or -
YEAR, Of sge Psrrnts be hsi nOne-t1st be kne~
~. III hso been n iuma-e o. tbe Albany Orph,a
Asylum, and th. = oic lazy il Albany glOn
De- USED 10 visit occasionally AMI En0, lIdlsg 20
his accounts, took iifere-t IN bin. tie sss 1r.t
employed s. errsDo-50y and carrier il tai. oifcs;
finally LEANED the toxes, became c. mp ,stsr
In tine good and ssif one siizinsd the dignry
Of osieDt Leather snd standing collars, oiaed IRE
compsDy, and Tspoly extended The circle Of his Sc
Gusinfsrce smoug tic ooys.' tie TAs ssizei With
the Csliorn1 fever, aIa us nine:eenth t<entisth
year found biaH amor ( the al gEinss." He cane
back about tFo years siuce bad made s)ne ., 900.
said thst be- as, pleased with Cslfofni. and proved
that be by soon r-'ufDny % IT. This i ths la.
krown h.E,s5ouis Of "Crsck-y We AJpe The Lie -
a bis coed io!iane VII reach him.
lriOy Wig APr- %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This BODY net yesterday afternoon ia the Mayors
Office, when The ilslof Policemen charged With vio-
lstiou of Il rrs and regulations, and derec.i0n Of
-aiy, Nere colHnu.d.
The case II ID. C. Price, of the Ninth Ward
charged viz Neglect CT duty, wss tponed in con
l,e -eIce 81 Inc assslss Of Witnesses The cssss Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
Hor. FERNANDO pooD. N.v,r

SERIOUS ACCIDENT IT TIE RAILROAD FERRY.-A
ssd serious and 'esr ;ba' it will prove fa'a ac-
cicen', occurred sbou' clock this m0rainS 1t the
New-York Ferry LaSding, az the foot # Msd-n lane
in ,his city. A. heavily laden wagon baiongnyD
Wslls q Co.'S EXprefz was ascending 'hs hoapnx
bridge r. the railroad boat, the diver Peter JOINS
toI came il contact sih the timber over the
gate and thrown With greet force back upon the
merchandise in The wagon. TIE goods in tie wagon
we're pied up 70 high bat il could barely p..s uaier
tn t.SrheJ xithont fis'n,bino tie .ooSs Iohn.toe
VS. orssr between tie lo-s sd he tiGber recey-
iDg great bodily itjury. HIS back broke ADD his
limbs bscly bruised. He was immediately CONVERGE
30 the resadence OF bis mother, rseDsioe, Ind ff5m
thsIce 10 the Hospital But little hopes are en'-r-
f=ired Of lis recovery. NJ. Johnson i an IN
married man, shou, % years Of age, aud beei Tor q
lorg tine IN tie erpiry Of ths ktpress company.
lie on industrious Insn, beloved - III 10 tle
,mploy Of the Compsny. sno highly valued by h!s
employers. Aloaoy Evening 'o0'u'i' is''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

FATAL AccIDTST.-A fatal accident occurred AZ y.
vses 81 E0ndout. ~ otn n.m,d rboIs OOonaeh -
sp,rsr hs Lorss tess req s@ay ans sfon o. 'nas Try
sop he bones b hfo~n do~n srf TOE ssf'n ~
over his body, nJuiins tao s94ee DE Las snes ~'s'
wolBcf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

KILLED Br PALLrsG THROUGH A HArcHwf.I,
Lssi evening" aboo, {. O'Clock boz IS yeTs OF Ne k,
wr Fentcn ns,sn y .iled by filling throgse "a ,,s
vsys from the 81 sory th- cfockeTy store 70 ~
o. The BODY wss converge - the p1ee . ne hs
sfstior.Hoas. uhere a. irglss' vi be hed toast w"
sECuussIcss q his death inquired INTO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

PUBLIC ScHooL SocTErY.-Fne History Of the
ls,e Public School socs,y OF New.York is TO bs
Written By Mr.. VIM. Oiaud Bourne, to whom the task
was assigned By v-,s If that body. Mr.. B1uroe
soiicts from the reDds # the work any documentary
O, c,her materials woich may aid MIN in srieng
full, rue sud particular hFt,ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

OLD BREwTRY MISSION The eleventh Anoiver-
cary Of the Nes-York Ladies uoms Missionary
Society viii BE- he'd Ia the BIO sdwsy Isoernsce on
Friday evening next. Addresses may be e'poe'sa
from the Rev Bishop Simp.oa, the Rev. r. hsn-
dcleh Mereein, snd The Rev. j. Is Fm'ey Tor ia
vss late chief Of he wyando. Tribe rne
Fi.e Poits Mission School will take par. N the ei
efeis.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

The Concert of Mrs. Stuart, chief Soprano OF tho
Harmonic Society, will take pace tonight 1t Dod-
worth. Academy, No. SOC Broadway. SEE adver-
tisement fer attractive "details.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

STREET SwtrrISG MACHINES -Toe new brooms
removed lest week from the four forensic Wards
ur der their care 669 loads of dirt A total CT dirt
sud ssbes of 3,9ll lc4ds ~as carried away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

CLUBS ROTARY DIGGER.
soLos RosIssoS-B-fore lAe Cldb adjo1rns foe ths
Gag, rrh 70 mention that $50 the new dizgin<
msehiLe IL operation q, POT Mspsss farm, oa sar-
urdsy lsst, in piece II stf, hard land, wacl had
been plowed pretty deep Ou, Leysr ssbsoilei aud
sOs rather wet. Il ~.s 1rsWn BY four horses -
fat ttey would walk with plo~ cutting csurse
three feet vide, snd puverzng the su-f.cs AZ foe a.
eeli.'orm-c gsIc, bed, aid loossEing the earth
suic ert for oIe carrots full eighteen inches deep
lCok upon i sc one Of the most valuable improve
meIts OF the day-not n saP7rsede toe pog, but %
come n e. 81 suxisry implement, 20 10 A kind Of
work in rsI id manner thst hss only been done here
tofoIe BY hand. The Club meet again next Tass-ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

LIGHT WEIGHT IN PRESSED HAY-a cod dealer,
Who keeps two or three bores aud pressed hay,
complains that nearly every bale weighs ltss than It
i. ma ked For iustacce. he says ihs lsl. bale no
purchssed was marked 3O5 lbs weighed gros. Az !
lbs net si7I, 90 that the loss was 57l b..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

Mss EIorsr BRIDGES, the handsome and tdented
actress who made her debut At the Brraiway Thea
ter short time sirce. has besn Playing n various
cities with marked success. She vas 81 Bafdo last
reeh, where her representations were very highly
CONNIE nded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

SUDDEN DEATH or LsDr.-Nrs. Ffsnces Y.
E.u.,t WIDOW 4 .be s- C.p- h.wefl, brmslly com
,.rSs Of tfs stestns rsshuFt.n esd y~ry d-'yt
8e,,L on Horcs, npsrhi from osese Of the heart II Der
let. r-,ssrce No Is ~ssty 'sth ~ 30 ~ ',eo a
,lfh r tire Snr q se sppesref q Pc rcnTF
fse,s NOM fore her dss.h SIZE l1vsrSf
.re ,.,res 20 soos srs shs fose 10 il.s "a -
irsrs raer vter sue srrc-c'Y nplare3 o. pan "a peg
hid as =. cnce tel door N Porter Of TO "a YES
Tw.rty six!h csllso sni cane inyef ei,
tr he iaoy died few nru.ns sfter Igel To ~
rsfa Jury rendered We 1ct Z de,th from dse~s 81 80
heart Tie cecsssed native " Loaislsu, - ye- q 40