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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

(RoCERiEs. SALMON, SUGARS, rRCNEs. TEAS
VI FrdsJ. March - 81 Day street, ~ Grssa
sch trsnds', .ine., d. shst.y te.asse .as'f sesss
Chckory, natcaronL ghsils4 Ansn4s, sI4rfA rs,m.Es
piekis hardware s~s ehlfss snrss ahA frt', TaHkqs
W a CARTTA. Anetl.nsaF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

~ q, HORTON, AUCTi0sEER Will GtvE MS
vs. J.rsonsi attention ~. sale ~ hyusshs4 fufniurs
iths residence Of families trss,inr 10 hsashsspns y
moving be all also have fsrolar sAss 81 ~ Eastsn
- ssth AVsnUe Account q ,aloh pas te ssms tsy ~
sale Also urnitsrs stored removed pseket, 'apPsi
- sApsnsnc~d men, a. one hours nstss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22
REMOVAL.

IosEPH Ire. NIRcHssT TAlLoR-HAs ELEoyr
ffsu Us Bfssdsky = Oilers bsii ftf ~ Bfpsastl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A GERMAN WOMAN, THIRTY YEARs OLD, VINO
n lived tho last cisht years In Russia and
TIE Lugsh ADD french ssd Had Of needle
work and ~ rood coof wants situation
ladies maid. No affection 20 In thu country
vel Apply 20 Langs, glider and frame MAKER
~ William street, corner 81 frankfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION As CHAN.
II brrnAid AID water 70 tsts care % ehidrss ia.
objection 10 short distance ID the eounty Go be
for three days At J West Twvaty tnh street between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

John REDDlSC. AucTfosEEr, WILL SELL. THIS
~ day Ihutrday, Ia mAt. AZ 10 O'Clock A. M AZ IIpi
Broadway, one hore for y whom II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

II ". AARON WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT THE
". saesroom 81 Nasal street. at halfpas 10 oclocK
Wednesday and 1fursdsy 2is aud I'D, mortgage s.ie
which ara hne chronomts sad Independent seconds
hunting and face patent LAYERS Of the celebrated
naktrs also invoice Of fob. and guard chains
brooches sarrlng gold and pencils &c. Persons wish
good watches their viii do we'll attend
this sale, every article 10 fully warranted and viii 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
II situation childs nurse aud ChAunbermAid. Good
cty given feass call for days at o. Atlantic
street, brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

Ef0. w. JENKINS, AUCTIoEEER-CEG W. IES.
" klNs viii sell at suction Tkursiay March q 1876,
on tho premises NO AHy street the contents ot the
livery aabia belonging % James QuArry. The
iis q horses rAsons sleigh rotss hlahtst whips bar
rss &s, 80 lha whole w be soil without reservation
Term, cash, IN New York money. sAls 70 eommsnss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

uENRY 7. LFEDs. AuCriONrER dEsrEgL
houf@htla furnttsrs, rA8gf9rs, TT ptatlass a. On
lrdsyt tp rarrow, AZ in4S e's.rf, ~ tru " wooster
,rssf Henry r leeds Ill al stsrs ~ a. iufatars
ssrtainsd Ia the bsats confng ~ tArefr aaf ilFrsn
ssrrsss fnt irams uirsrs. ~ pala'nN fsf.osa rsns
forte antsr9r iusrpmsnt kna ~ psfset qrs@f, hsyns
len 1Hsa but months rosewood fnfusaf~ "a
,alts - trsreh hresh'ais d. d. mshsgtsY !. hafeleA
marble tep centre, side and sofa tahss safast lace
tGins abd esrniss ttsnth ,tNass 4h tr9ss fn&nts
uansnts Fupsrsf rosewood and ahsfsny ttt-sds o.
rsaises hs5s tstsing dalai reom fnfttafs sstshsss
iihnr tAt.' sfAs 'pringsss shsft. rm -, rgstfft
iFsf plated wtrs ~ srysricF luailty tahs easeY
hsatsts freaps fsrk Aslss ~ ts eatlsfy, stiea
gsts ana srgetsry ssrr vith lsrys n keksa
furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A BONNET TRIMMER WANTED, At r LUsks,
~ millinery and corset store l faton street. Drosklyn
French young lady Of good taste 70 trim and assist
selling also hNa ss appreciates 10 learn the millinery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A YouNC LADY on KEsPEcrABILfry. AccUs.
a toned 60 tending store want anatian the above
capacity IN View YORK ~ neshbarnK city American
Coco lily inference given Apply "a T~siith street.
ttsGrd aoor an be sesn tor thros days. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GEsERAI
n houscworh IL AEeod washer aud ironrr; gss good
olty TsreAcs; has ~ TO the soanty uAa
lie for two days Please call a. T wsst Thrty
Itrcat, second floor, lack room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

Wn. wITTERS AICTiuSELH, Will sELL rms
w day Al lnh o'clock, ~ 10 HudssH rfsst small
quantity ~ kauteLod furnituTe, fe csnNftF II ,1fa
chairr centre tables p4ar gAss cgrtAnr antl
Hrusse carpet AZ Lamp ttAr rods bisfaAas bssaiar
and Kitchen fLiture I'm satnrday AZ the tea rooms
slegapt rgiesood and mahogany furagr un aeaIay ~
~ seventh avenue The stock dry roos nd fsy store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A YoTNo wOsaS WISHES a aITUATios ny rue
n month, IN private family ssanstrs sAasrvtsnas
ou,thE 500 hitting drs.ss, aud all hhds " fna .swns
sad go good rershfs frsm the LADY ska usrhA
for. tan bs ftsp tor t~o days Fssas cali Aiarss.
~ At 10 Tvsnh street twssn ftrh kna SiIh sysasss
top hogr. hack
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

UCTIoN SALE or FANCY GOODs-J g. VAN
"A DIV MIR vii sell on Friday, Mar u a. lls o'clock
NJ lhe safes room IL Maiden lane large aud splendid stock
ofaney goods consisting Of hne French china
SETS 40 dinner and tea SETS bronze ormul and marble
clocks with shades and stands china vsRe cologn ~ card
recovery ais hne line q bronles eonis,irs X group
nSuros Hluhetr candlesoks eandelahras Ink stands
Sci slfo an invoice ot silver plated wArscake baskets
casters card baskets spoons forks henan gassWara
cut deeanters IN setr, tumbltrs wine glasses vases
losnes 8e &c; also hne line OF Jspauos. goods inqd
with pearl such a. card tables cabinets work boxes work
tables also, an assortment OF Chinese ourioses Tho
whole " be sold without reierxe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A RFsPEcTABLE GERMAN GIRL sPEAkiS0 SUI
~ hcisnty the English latEuase, waits situauon 4
would J.. well dpos.d g. take 81 tbs children
notel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A rlTIATf6s wAsTLD-Br REsPEcrABLE
II ytunF vomAn A. lsandTss gndsrstanas Frunrh astax
camplssiyt Va wVsld Do thaatersus and vstas Ne
Jss " tss esHEifJ H., the heat Of ety Ap
ply a. ~ West NIastssnih street Lstws.n Ssysssh ssd
lEh'h Assnuss csn " sssn Tor too dA,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

UCTioN SOrICE-Ar NO 20 NINTH STREET
n near Iompkihs squsre.-JosEfH J. SMITH, auction.
WIN eel this day ut lO o'clock tho late residence
H. d. Armstrong, Es the furniture consisting Of
mnhosany and black walnut parlor and bedroom niture
one painted suit rich oval mirrors carpets onoths
top centre tables bureaus washstaud kc plush and hair
cloth roei and other chairs Sofas emma silver
ware, oroekery, glassware kitchen utensils &c oil paint
ings This house furnished this fall past and
good order and worthy the attention OF honaekeeper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

WILLIAM DUHOsT, ATcTIOsEER -cON DEEMED
w ttores At auction ThursdAy March T. ~ ~ ooloek
a the ssv Yard Bro9kyn b. order 81 the navy hssnt
VIA Beef PORK, Hour rice bread sugar tea butter beans
mOlascs, whitley. dried applss klss, aud also
tua cloth pea monkey Ans r0anl Jackets rg-,srs bus
flannel over aud under shirts and drawer, st handler
ohefs mAitIsss sbsss lansets saaP ac od timber and
wood n. ribs Of the frgAJ sabine Tho goods
for and rem0Hld i'm adlately After The aAls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A LADY DESIRES A SITUATION As coryIsT, or
~ Ia Aserc, writes good leglLu hand. Poaa address
a. y, broadway Pos, oheo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

GPEClAL AUCTION NOTICE ny e. A. WATER
- BURY, auctontcr.-Our nrst spring package bsle
glass china taks place saturday, March 20
Aercdt 81 sir months comprns ~ packages Of the
manuacurr o. tho Jersey city flint Glass Company; also
rich cut French glassware French rcrlain Bnhe
mian ware, carthsnSars Catalogues ready Friday
ncraliy IL requested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22
ENGLISH GIRL Wiengs A SITUATION TO DO
n general boass-erk. Arply a. IIg sprlns s.rss,

A NURSE AND sEANsTHEHs WASTfD-ESoLfsn
n Scotch must have gSed refer. Arply imme
ua,ey 70 Mrs Lees at royntsss ust 81 ssstasas
and Court directs, brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

sTY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRIDAY, MARCH q AT 10
ID A. NJ tho central sales OF wlioug
aud Pearl streos brooklyn general assortment OF
bold furnturcparor suits In satin brooAtes aud hair
cloth sofas LOUNGES bedsteais. chairs bureaus marble
top tables hat stands clocks bookcase cottage
and other pianos velvet and Brussels tapestry aud ingram
carpets eioloths Kings patent self acting
chair splendid pier gasss English double barTBsd gun Il
cook stoves with hxurc oompete butchers cart and
harness, good horse hye canary birds Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

4 WIDOW, AN AMERICAN. WITHOUT EscUn
n Trance Of middle. age would lss to obtain sitss,on
huurkeeper Satisfactory references sysu Address
white, broadway Post Once s,ans when aud vi ire In
tersies may b. had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A SEAT AND TIDY GlRl, wITn rIHsT R.rI M
n oemmendaiiDns, sAnts atnAilon 10 do stbsr cook
ug ratling and roninr ckambsrvork or hoassssrk ~
sNsrt Had a. elIdrrn. neat not afraid
tal fortN9 days AZ tie frco once III Ightb sssaa. neal
Twenty tisth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

~ lin Siehos.-sprinE furniture auction sales. THIS
subscribers will give their personal attention 70 first clA
furniture auction
ing houseksep removing they viii also tavo regular
Gales At their auction 70 Nassau Enl
ton and John for the convenience Of those who dee
this medium OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22
n s, HouGm, AUcrioNEER. -MoRrGAGE SALE

DUNCAN A ELLSWORTH, AUCTfONERRS AND
~ real estate brokers, under Bank Of the
corner Of Pine and Nastau streets once No o. d. will
give their attention to sales OF real estate at tho
Excbnnge also TO furniture at the residences
breaking up housekeeping Recovered % all Dc
scriptons, and mske cash advances IL required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A NiLLlsER AND DREssaAKER wANrEp-ro co
u a. Memphis, Tom, TO whom permanent stuatlon
and literal wagcs will 10 given references gvsn ana no.
CURED. Apply st tt5 broadway, up staiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

w t.is 81 mirrors Oh paiatinE., Ae.-Will1m IRVING A
Co. VII cell Al auction rhursdsy, March y. at los
ecool al the taearoon No Pine street, French plss
pier glasses IN sit frame ~ Trcn,i piats gut
mirrors 100 mahogany framed MATTE mirrors
in great yrrictles framed engravnEs, - ~ paintings.
ttr.tchcr, and In gilt frames mirror fra oiSs ~
ingH hnc gilt frame oval ifrsrs oval mirror and paintng
francs &e John - Psras Constable Also a ~ coas
40 dozen slk and bueAm finished and unfinished bong
frames f9shonahs styles ~ dos yards willow, for teanst
cloth, cashmere aud tweed orerc0at h0ys
volynt xesta numm,r vote. No1 Inmn .ualn 40. 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A GERMAN YOUNG LADY, WELL EDUCATED
~ wishes 20 obtain situation In respectable American
family take ears Of two ohdrca she willing
teach them tho German iansuAgn and required French
cutrosG and all Kinds % fancy ntedlswork Hest Of city
rccr,ngcscan DO given Please address frsdersha Hram
r.ig. 2lS " alk.r street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

ELIAS COMBS, AUcIIoEEER, WILL SELL. on
II Thursday March - At 20 East Fourteenth street At III
o'clock tas lease o. the coal yard ID aud 22 East Four
tsenth street six years 20 run also the lease of brick
dwellings, 2T and 20 East Thr zenith stree-lJ years to
run. ELIAS COMBS. AnetIonser. "a GrAnd ntreel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A TEGTIsTANT Y0rN0 GfEI WA~Ts kfrUA
~ la ~ water ~ ~Aautsftnale Nss rssa 49, Fstsw
$500 ,sa .. ssss - go 49, = - $50 sfssa tArt
Nrer ffMUf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A SITUATION wAsTEp-Bf VERY aEsrEcrA.
IA hls Protestant Eri hnd seku4xtr..s Uasi
ty rfisrypc,. Also, W respectable g 70 % stsmb.r
RI Hnd srhmsirrus Good eity rshra givsa
InearC call Iouritsnth betusau asenuss AaI
u. Tan Ne seen for two abym
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22
/,rORoR coOY AUCrIO.gIg- prgyIrupr >

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIOHEEV-F FURNITURE, ri.
VI anofortss and housekeeping articles Of every de~crp
ton, at suotion to.morros Urdtyl AZ 10Y o'clock, "
slower Cook, at their sarar0o IA BroaisAy Of
Duane fteeet large Assortment % hand
furniture consisting In part Of elegant pisr glasses
marble slAbs and Jackets. fine oil paintings ~ Kilt ramss:
splendid enamsed cottage suits With aud without marble
op.; rosewood and mahogany parnr furniture suite In
brocatee and plush marble top de and sofa tAhr
quartee and other fancy i.bss rosewood ctsrreL
tAre tookeses music cshinsts, custom made sstsnIpn
dining tables mahogany s5fss tss 1tst.. aptnE seat
chairs armchair rockers rosewood and mAh6ssny bed
tttsds cottage and common do marble TOP and plain
resus and washstands hair mAtrcss pAssses bed, and
bedding once and oouBtnghous1 dr.ss NardrOb.s Ac
also invoice Of silver plated ware consisting o. eAors
cake ba,set table spoons forks ladies' and table onsry;
also line Of rich decor Rtsd china o0de
mante vases toilet SETS mantel clocks aud srnsmn a0
kitchen furniture stoves Al. Ptanoforte ~ O'Clock
Catalogues on the morning % sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17
Annexed Is an account of the time on each mile -
Touch Me Not B,rksLin 1Dtn
OHIO,


DEPARTURE OF EUROPEAN SrEAMERs.-The steamship
Washington, Capt Cavendy sailed at yesterday,
for Bremen and Southampton with 1e4 passengers and
$685. 1853 in specie. The new steamship Ericsson Capt
Lowber, also sailed at the same hour for Havre.
She had only twenty nine passengers, and carries no
freight.
REMARKABIE PASSAGE 10 MArANzAs AND BAcK-The
bark Ovsrmann, (of New York; Capt. Lttleohn sailed
from New York May Q, p N, and arrived ~ Matan-
the 18th, at P. NJ thus making the passax xe In
ton on the 29h, at A. NJ, but did not take cepsr
ture from the coast Of Cuba until O'Clock that eve
ming when she was off Csrdenas She arrived at Boston
at 6x A. on the 9th inst IN only twenty seven days,
thirteen and bali hours from the time she left New
York. is believed that the voyage has been
performed 10 speedily Naturalization Advertiser.
THE AMERICAN SHIP SABINE was assessed in damages
in the Supreme Court Of Ca,utta e. the 14th Of
April under the following circumstances as stated by
the Judge, Sir Arthur Bulef-On the 11th February
last the Sabine, American sailing vessel Is proceed
ing up the river, and the tug steamer Satellite with the
before SIX in the evening they into collision. The
Sabine attributes the collision to the msmanage-
ment OF the steamer. The steamer attributes IL to
the mismsnaRement Of the Sabine, and each vessel
claims Compensation from the other for the damage
DONE His Honor then reviewed the testimony either
Satellite assess upon the evidence at 900 r. The
additional claim to 800 for two days steam and
days return hire reduce by 226 rs. for coal and
102 r. for wages The damages reduced viii amount
to 43 and goo or 1873 and In the suit Of the Satellite
condemn the Sabine In that amount OF and in
costs The suit of the Sabine dismiss with costs.
AINE or scRxw SrxAMxRs between Bristol England
and the western eoast Of Africa about to be establish
ed The rt vessel Of the line 10 TO leave Bristol this
month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17
Mayors Once.


THE ALLEGED DISHONEST STREET NsPECroRs-RE
DUCTI0N m TIE NUMBERS OF DETAILED POLICE
MEN.
From the following letter from Joseph Ebling the
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps II will be that
Mr. Jones' Street Inspector Of the Seventeenth ward
charged with Illegally receiving money from the men
employed in cleaning the streets Of that ward has only
been partially examined and that IL Is not as yet ascer
tanned that the charges preferred against him are ground
less
0rrcY COMMISSIONERS or STREETS AND LAxps,
NEW YoRE, June 10, 1855.
HON. FERNANDO WOOD, MAYOR.
DEAR &R:-The examination into the charges made
aganst Mr. Jones, Street Inspector Seventeenth ward,
was partially investigated by yesterday. win finish
the case BY Monday, Wishing 70 examine Mr. Blue and
other Witnesses and ct the close OF the investigation
win send Yen AL the evidence taken In relation TO the
same. Yours, &C., JOSEPH e EBLING,
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps.
The examination Of Mr.. Ray the other Street Inspsc
tor charged with dishonesy in his Official capacity to
take place Monday afternoon At 1I oclock before
his honor the Mayor. IL has been unayoidablv nut OF
I'LL tns time In consequence Of the engagement of Mr.
Busteed defsndant's counsel In the trial of LYMAN
Coie we are given TO understand Also that the MayoY
has II In contemplation to reduce the number of nocs
detailed special duty TO about oaetsira
has been ascertaned, after due investigation that the
present number 10 greater than il absolutely neessaary
Orders win therefore be issued for the removsl ~
men from the Court Of Sessions, ave from the To.ns
and the same number from each dspartent Of the cty
Rovernment This win prove great benefit to the citv
BY increasing the number OF officers ON patrol duty
which 10 the object Of the change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17
City Politics.

DEMOCRATIC nEfUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
CALL FOB MASS M1ETIN0.
The committee Of arrangements appointed by the
General Committee to mako preparations for holding
mass meeting Of the national democracy, held ad
ournsd meeting yesterday afternoon, at No. 25 Cham
bers street, Mr Erastus Glover took the chair aud Nc
A Gallagher ofHciatsd ss Secretary. It was moved
and carried that mass meeting Of the national demo
cracy be held in the Metropolitan theatre on tbs evsn
ing Of the 27th Of june inst, at ~ o'clock commit
tee invitation appointed after which the
adjourned. is expected that Howell Cobb. Jesse ~
Bright and other distr gushed gentlemen, win be pre-
sent On this occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

Thirteen deaths have occurred ON the Northwestern
Virginia Railroad near Pennsborsugh. from persons
eating squirrels which had been poisoned Vito arsenic
The Weston, Lewis county, Herald says that Atsri
bute the deaths to cholsra.
Measures have besu taken It il said, by ths .-ego
and Syracuse ard the Syracuse and Bisehsmon Rail-
roso Companies 70 consolidate Or fern more intimate
SsaasclseA tstSsea tka tNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

for IN 'nding room. Half dozen individuals were
perched rcon the paddle boxes, In imminent peril Of
aiding oye board at each roll Of the vessel One LADY
having po< tion at the stern Of the hurricance decx
entered into sport with the kesnest ssnsbility and
bpsstsd OF bsy ng made Of the largest hau that
had been made But the sport did mot long remain
sooo, and ca ptain Anderson Obliged to obey
the general call Of move the boat Another position
smacks and boats hoste anchor and sailed In TO shore
bad sign those on board tbs steamers. ssverai
resu None but the old fishers ana the lady any longer
persisted n batting and thro wing cnt thsi< lines There
was hardly anything to be caught bat . strange, ugly
looking creature known the tosd-dsh or blow fish.
The weather had not yet been sufficiently warm to have
good 6shpg on the banks. At length the anchor Was
finally raj ed and the home evard voyage was eectsed
with the like pleasant attending circumstances % the
outward had been.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

tnred In damp westhsr kept In damp place after
being manufactured; do not pay license, and bs
ievs none Ia ired there powder In ths store
excspt that which manu- acturad iato 6reworks to
the best Of recollection Mr. Hatfield has told tina.
coored Fireworks NOT dan ferrous than others
when properly made
Edward Chssteoey, D. being sworn. said-I am OF
the opinion that the deceased to his death from
sufiocaten.
At the conclusion reading the evdeucs to the jury
the Coroner remarked that heretofore In sush cases.
bad been in the habit OF ectipg testimony In rsferenc
to the origin Of the fre but that portion Of the in
quiry fen into the hancs OF another officer Mr.. Baker
the Fire Marshal who win 60 fully into the A.
preaent my duty is merely to ascertain the OF
DEATH and the evidencs have just read to you gentle
men, Is sucisnt for that purpose jury then found
q verdict as above.
The Fire Marshal, who present during the holding
Of the inquest informed the Coroner that he would pro-
ceed with the investigation on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

1bs Portsmouth Transcript says that letter has eesn
received in that place, from runaway slave Oshsas
who finding his deusiop. nov writes to his ewnsr' ek
pressing nsny resrets for the he yursueo shs
isks 2trn,asisa p Stszs " ~ ~ ~ Nts& s0AA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

u.cxtRu.- Speculstors In mackerel hang back
.rS huS scaripely, in anticipation Of there bang
rea, catch the present season. Small No. 80 are
auossS at s3 and large No. 3s at t6 so Per barrel.
H. ttfse prices they ere usually stored. We haA
sccoup,s from the Southern feet yesterday, which
sta.e n at the catch will be comparatively mall.
business. Our Labrador heet ccmerisss tweava
vessels, All OF which haye sailed Last year 70 he'd
sixfeep vessels IN this pursuit, NucewygsTf M
rad, ysM u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

~ Luncegrsw, being sworn, said-I reside at 10s
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn am the watchmsker spokes
of by the preceding Witness the time Of the erpo
sion deceased and myself in the second story front
room; prsvsus 70 this and about or little after I,
nut Of the out window and saw last witness run out
of the store below into the street. then haooed to
deceased that there must be FIRE down stairs In the
store; At this time he was standing about eight feet
from me and opposite the ssfe; the safe OPEN
Instantly TO the door to look down the STAIR
way the docr Vas open; = got 70 IT and was about
ahe next thing knew found myself in the street.
don't know how got there; was 20 confoundsd that
can't say whether was standing or laying down;
don't know Of any others being In the building at the
slime.
John D. Robbins, being sworn, said--I am Of the frm
pf Duncan Robbins; our business was toys, fancy
goods and fireworks; had heavy stock hand; We
re the exclusive agents Of Joseph Isaac EDGE Of Jer
eey City; We had also some Of other mskers from all
lear think that the piece Of fireworks that Hrst
exploded was OF the manufacture of Mr. j. W. Hatfield,
of Wansbug have been in the business since lsi7,
with the exception Of year, and have never had an
accident OF his character before under.tand from Mr.
Nge that colored fireworks liable to spontaneous
combustion when improperly made; Mr.. J. W. Hatfield
has the reputation Of being OF best n1fsctur
rs, and very careful mas have been Informed BY
Mr. Edge that fireworks are more dangerous nsnufAc