New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

the Ard auaysY 10 9 % lscA sn ne Sspsvinx no,,
ne. when . kDAIs s~vsoi vG alarmed By ne sr..h
Of some falling BODY % ne 81 side Of The Ao,l soi
OF look ing cut Of her seSee~ ~indow she p>c- ri
the BODY q. a man IN be area beloE. She tAsp y,,a
an alarm, end scne pii,isp-n biilesei 10 n. ss.
went out and with he sssistaDc o. 81 paHse e1s.a
bic, picked up the body and ssrisd il into ths ho,r
II was there recognised - the sody OF the Ger.
nan gentleman .hs he'd arrived the previous uign.
with his con Medical aid vas sent for, sai /,
Q few mira'es Or. Carter and NJ X. Bakr
were on the sect, AAs, uPou er'm'aice We >oiy,
pronounced life to be e1tlnt. In tact %
great was the hi, BIT nom which the unfousa.e GER
Ieman bad precpiissed himself sixty Asventy se;
and such ihe force and veecity with which a. ..st
have come 70 the ground, ha' large booze d the bio
Was completely crushed, ape the beeilns from ia
rup,urd weasel was excessive pom prsceeilog "A
the bedroom which forced opec, the sou was d,,
covered in bed, but strspgied. Ev ~ effort -.nx.
10 re~tore life but without avail An tques. vas he'd
or Saturday afternoon, BEFORE the borough coo,nar
when, after long examination o. tie witnessed TIA
pripcips of ~hoa Dr. IA o. the jury cetureel the
following verdict: 4" That the son foant translei
{" in bed tu' whether by hs oEo h,n or the hsni Of
another there was NO evide CO aud hist the tsher
"de.t,oyed hims.lf 10y hrSving himself rom VIA
dow while lebsrng under a. uns0sni sts Of mind
Dr. Arnold Z ,ge bss written letter 10 the papers,
pressin his aissst with the verdict Of le
per Jury tbs, the son OF DR. FrArck WA sraoglei
thor by his svn or anetnsrs hand. DIR Rage re.
sre. u professional p,tholcgist vas not caed and
post lortem examination made. Dr tEanck pas-
sionately ,ved his son. and his Or. Rugesl belief Ia
that, when he found his son dead he thrs hmsef
from the window in frenzy
SPIRIT RAPPIsG.-Sir David Brewster writes;
1T is true that saw as COKs Hotel, in company
with Lord Roughar, and a. E4lios, in sompsry with
HIS. 1rollo e, several nssAAnicsl effect ~ho1 Wa
srsble to explain. Bat tough could not account
for all thesa effects never thought OF ascsing them
to sprits stalking bscsah the dTapery Of tao table:
aud saw .Ioush to satisfy myself that they esuid al
BE- produced by human bands AMI iee', and prove 70
ohe tbs' some IL thea, st least nal such al en,a.
Were Mr.. Hume he American ued,uml 20 ASA lie The
character Of the Wizard Of the N'-t woalu 10y
bis exhibition mucr as ia: OF her coojaror'; bat
when he pietends TO poss the powe' OF intro III log
among the feet OF his audi nee he sirs OF tn dead
of bringing them in physical communication with
their dears relatives, and revealing the secrets Of the
grave be nsurs religion and common sense ant
hampers with the most sacred foliOgs OF his yctlns.'
In smother Letter Sir pavi- enters In moro detail INTO
what Lord Brosghsn aud hs saw done BY "the
at Mr. Cox's house, Mr.. Hume, Mr.. Cox Lord
Brougham aud nyself sat down TO small table Mr..
Hume having previously requested US to examine Il
there any machinery sSoa' his person; an -1 ,ni-
ration no vever, which we seelSed 10 make. " hen
all our hands spoo the table DoSee YER heard
rsppings III sburdanee; ard, hnaliy, vhen We
10 me- from The ground. Beside the experiments
with the sccordeon, already mentioned,
small banc Dell, TO be rung By he spirs, va sacel
on the 2, ound near my feet. placed my feet round
II the form 81 al angie, iuhusNc elpf
rstus The bell Old not ring but when taken to a
place near Mr. Humas feet, it speedily csms actoss
spo placed it's handle in my hand. This was amusing.
1t old the same thiop spngi"gIyt to Lord BrouShan,
by knocking itself aiss. his lordsaps kndek 81 sud
after Jingle il fell The seanc- was most eun)u' at
Ealing where more wstcntul and more .uc-
cesrhl observer | will not repeat the revelations
made TO Mrs.. Tro,o 9, who Wa there, 'est should
wound The feelings Of ore go accomplished and saas-
bic The spirs here very
active, prolific in raps Of various ioona'on', n.kbg
long tables heavy or light at C nnand; tickling
kncee male and female but alSsys on the side next
the medium; tying knc's in higdS srchefs drawn
Gown from the table ADD after yard tossed spon ~
and pronpd, Mr. Hume, when be bad thrown him-
self into trance, . miserable P4rsphrsse sn tho
Lords PRAYER. During tbese experi nents made
some observations wOr'by OF notice Tn on OCCASION
the spirit gave strong ait native antSer 70 ies-
ton by three rops unusually loud. They proce -ded
from part of the t.ble exactly within OF Mr.
Hume's loot and distinctly saw three movements OF
bis lons perfectly simHG eous with the three raps
The British Government has oiiicisly prohibited
III expectation of saltpetsr from the tst India Com
paDy Ter tories 70 any other ports than Liverpool aud
London. The Government he's 40 ordered oil vessels
that were loading in England with ssltpeter ald
nitrate of soda for the United States 10 discharge the
same. The ship Catharine Of New Yok, Captain
Edmands, which was loshng Of London for Bottom
bad been ordered by Government 70 b discharged 81
The ssltpeter on board.
The losses by the late gales the coas! Of England
Ge estimated at O., 500 600.
The ship Hampton, Humphrey, from Shields for
New York, foundered Ct on the 27th Of October,
in lat. ago n, lon. 100 w. Crew all saved, and car
RED 10 Liverpool