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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
CHIMNEY PIECES s PIER SLABS,
Acngfactursd % Stone by the
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.

o
richest and most expensive kinds of Marble In style and
hnlsh, they stand unequaled very highly polished
retain their beauty much longer han common marble and
are not injured by gas SMOKE acids They have been
extensively used in public and private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction White much superior in appearance
hey are sold cheaper than anything Of kind in the
market. During the present season, they have been
awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions IF the American
institute New YORK, and the Massachusetts Charitable
Association. Indeed, the confidence with which they
nave thus far been received, gives The airest evidence
that this marble will by Its many ad vantages in great
measure super sele he use of all Others
Architects, Huiders aud all others are invited IN exar,
me them at the Ware Rooms of the Company corner Of
fremont Row and Howard opposite Hanover street
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't 4 Treas'r
bsSeon' Uec- 1903 d27 d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Z s J. c. BROWN. UFAGTURERs on
~ MACHINISTS' TOOLS. from the latest and most
approved patterns Also of EDSoN'S PATENT FORCE
PCMPs both single and double acting-the best pumns
10 use-cpahie ofeieharging from three hundred
gallons per minute They simple effective and dura
LIE; suitable for Factories Ships, Railroad Stations Dis
ieries Tanueries and Houses or any place where ner
fsct suction and force plmp is required
N B. All kinds Of machine iobbing done with neatnes,
ina despatch MERRlFIgLDis BUILDING,
apI2 d&wam D-f'9'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

ASOR SALE. Stock and Store situated in one
Z OF the most pleasant and 1ourshng villages in New
England, with the est of Railroad accommodations with
in rs miles of Boston go
me ahove presents rare opportunity when the bro
lretor must relinqush, recount # i'll health.
Inc stock is select and will be sold with or without the
Estaee; ami as long Ease desired will be given
Any one wishing to engage in the Country trade viii do
well to examine the premises Immediately.
For further particulars, apply Mr. S. H. HOWE. of
ile trm OF PIERCE, Howe Co.. IS Federast Boston, or
my24 5tf
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GALTUS s. Co, Beaver 81, New York
oier Tor sale in large or small quantiti their eee
braed Peru Hammered Charcoal Iron onality snneior
to ewedesi sizes from square to Tag hics including
all sizes Rolled Iron Horse Shoe Mali Rods River Iran
Bands scrolls Hoop Nut and Oval Iron Slit Shapes Tim
taon Swedes Bistered and III Steel pourh Iron and
Aous all of the first quality superior 10 any iron
made Have also on hand full assortu ent # English
common and refined Sheet and Swedish Iron all at the
lowest market rates ie21 an,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

4NOE'S SUPER PH OS HATE OF
- LIN E.-Ths excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
Bone Dust is warranted equal to GuaRo in al respects
spd much lasting in its beneficial effects upon the
soil may be used for all kinds Of GRAIN Potatoes and
leans For Gardeners. it is cheap convenient and
highly nutritious Its terminating influence is
very great {! obtained of the subscribers, who
agents for the sale it. at the wholesale Produce
Etore Foster street, oppo Boston Worcester Depot
BASSBTT l. BAYLIES
Worcester Jan I. 1855 aH ian1
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GNLAIRXOYANCE kinds OF Diseases can
~ be medically treated by DIR. WI. ARCHER, Oh HIS
WIFE at ther BoTAEIc AND CLAIRvoYAsT INSTITUTION,
of Pleasant and Seayer streets, Worcester at
he Pdtitnt's residence. Mrs Archer is a PLY l.
lian and Cairyoyan and females especially you'd 10
cell to her medical treatment.
RPersons st distance, by sending lock of their hair,
md 81, shall have in return, Clairvoyant examination
and prescription.
Those who need board with safe and scientific nedi.
cal treatment. be thus accommodated the above
stitntnn daw 4
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HSURE YOUR CORNS.-lt You wISn 20 cur,
" your Corns, use H0UGHIN'S CORN SOLVENT :.
This valuable preparation from English recipe has
bsen tested for IA years, and has
ana grows less, until finally disappears. No pain irri.
ation caused by its Corns Of twenty-five yearF
standing, have been removed Full directions accompany
each bottle. Prepared by I. W.HOUCHIN4 Newbury-st
Worcester. Mass, and for sale at the Druggists, Sbof
Stores, and Groceries. Price 25 Cents. enough
are as many Germs 1PAGENTs WANTED
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EFOR SA LE.-0ue new five Octave sERAPHINE
so, lot of second hand Window Blinds. Aso
Is Ladies' Mantlas.
The above articles viii be sold at private SALE at .rea
agans, at PUTNAM'S AUCTION ROOMS j.I5
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zeal a. CARRIAG ESs--A. TOLNIAN 4
kS7S Eya2sF~ co. have 80 new CARRIAGES
70 sale. Coaches, Carryals, Phaetons
-S-E-------SS-- 1ep Buggies, Chaises.
Also, second-ha'd Carriages, 15 new Harnesses
An assortment Of Trimmings.
Harness, Patent, and TOP Leather.
Paten enaneed Cloth, Axles, nc. London elastic and
Common yarnsh, without aduseration We have applied
s'Everett's Patent CoupIing,''
30 that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round il
half the space usually required and easy access Ia
passengers We believe this the best Improvement thai
has been made for many years.
We are Agents for the sale of shop and single rights
Na 10 and u EYchange st. dawtf
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s, Z: =: e r.; s:
Creme W., Fnissd. infant and servant; Mrs John:
sss sss 9. s,;s sss
soc.ass.s oa and ssiis &C Sssi:sa ~.
Rssgis s:sni' s::s scsa.a vi; 1s
sr AS1ss snS sn,:s e1s5s. TSpy Srs
Vie .Dd shs:. sSiiss.s; =: Dsss.. xo.:asu:s.
viz; K,Ssn v;! TsiIsS: z:iis:sa; Alone g.
sAsssss ss:..s Ssnlsi sT S1sasy s5ai
HsrsSs Mr.. Scui.hss.s Stanton. 'fs ksansay
nSs rs MD
and I've aSidrsa ssiss Mss
wsS ". Caravan. V and
spsuidins W Dsnsns vic and two children; Collins
and osiia sis. Rilasa KEN Goodnsa
a aas.n c Sssn 10
wife furS1E. Mis-: pa..i. xiss ~, White Allen:
sssi s:1'iS sssshss ~
Rt!1: Sasr, nss'1:ia
Il. :as s.s
RSss,;y smith saS t1,! Jss;;
wife Phillips Mrs Himss Trisdmsn, viis and INF
VI; n:
shs.1 Hr ssraA aspFy Les sna Wife nss f S.ss
Ard r Hssss1 md 81 n K:
From London. in ship American Ease-Aiss Saver 81
England; Mr. Bro~n Master MOSS, Of New York. Mrs
Cham berlain, OF wisconsin; M-s linden Of Eeglaad
Butcher, o. ENGLAND.
From iivsrpso ship AurorA-Mss Roberts, two Missss
TowLsell Fstcher Miss Bunting, of New York; Mr. Ro
bertson, Mr. Duaesop, ThOs Hayden. ships surgeon
From New Orleans, in ship Fanny eTn-Nrs Flynn and
child, Mrs Woodruff.
From New Trieaps, in ship silas Holmes-Nr FArna
and child and ten In the steerage
From Havana. in bark Cornelis-JS Dusan and lady,
Dobisnpky.
FROM Nstaszas brig Telegraph-Mrs Sheer and child
Mr. Gross. Mr. Hannah, Mr. Hine, Mr. HArdenburEh.
From st Jago in brig Lodebar-Mr Corkiu. W Hodges
AptoYe Roig
From Trinidad. in brig John Stevens-Enoch Davis. o.
RookJard.
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FufLADELPrIA, July 20, Ps-Arr steamer N sanfofd
via Hampton Rosss @ oa T.y .Sn
pss.s nsaa ssa'; &. ii Is
Nay NAY @h,sw B9s:Gn LGsss. snos do .ntse fem
Ga ,,..%st Ssss:i, s:es. Syssii s.,s T.s:,L Buck
Pfeds. hssl, Nay %liSs Boston: sas' ss.h Smith
Ssls ssaa
ps.,sasas6; S.f.siss a.i;.hs. PisT,ssaesi drsoi.n
Disasters, &c.
sur MrersrIeook o. New iesk before reported on sle
T had sssn ID sS int sa
seet amssns about feet in ZENITH more or les which
veysse to saa frapcsoo about LIST July.
sns Dos JyAs Of San Fr.ncisoo CAPT David Mitchell
veclsa The tueceeding day near shuansn rorsn Of
sc s snS .dsS n is. .s r ue sss
inc rtaeh,d Acapulco the day before tho sailing Of the
sss';s ,1 1;s All
Whafemen.
Sid from New Bedford 18th. bark sea Queen Of wespo
sidfrom Prevneeio.n 17th bark Bunohina. Tuck, In
At So cs,es in March Alto, Smell, NB. oil unknown;
Flashs, Alien wcs,Ier Dol uni,ea ssasss Heb DO DO.
10 p; HS S1s' ws,,s DO Sc A'' ''''''
spoken, DC.
las ny ~ Ion "a I5Br riot toa. EIwood W,te, S ~
Ship A,sisnt~ hence for San FnnOisco April Is
Ship John jay hence fer Manila Jane l6 lat 5eSo ~
Ion t3BW
lon 90 W
An Am three mssted fehr stceIsg NNW having sau.re
sAitH forv ard, was teeu Juno 2f lat 10 N Ion 81
An fore srd an schr, steering EsE (supposed the
Geo Townsend. hence abt May f,x Sierra lncne uss
see June NJ lat 81 N, Ion Is 20. ~ "
Srtrf Iaid lBr) hence for ST John NB Julv ID Nan
tpcktt b. 20 miles.
Foreign Ports.
Rvtros AvRHs- In May 20 bark John Nurrav sm.i
ley Ctionia ioI England, 10 land "a
have I'D prev ssth). SD May ships Msry Gooae Good
ell Cacuts Sea hon, Null. Pkoiho; bark Mary Brsn~n
ton pot aid aht Boxess, Nftrk3 schr John Dav,lsSn
oitevideo, 18th, ship Cbtshrc, Pemoroy, Psci6o l2t
bsIk Scott by %, Hli, fnsiAno, '
Car BsvTss-In port July brig Iaurillia smith
Sn ees.ep, t All; sshs RAtsesasks, Anss iox Nyark
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Personal IntsilIge nce,

Hon. CHARLES sumner, of Massachusetts, arrived In
Milwankie on the 10th inst.
TX prtsiGtnt Tyler snd family have taken quarters
ora FONT Comfort for the season.
ARRIVALS.
At the ST. Ncholss-W Philip, Washington, ID c; X
noufraEe Norton Glen Cove; N " Griswoid Me; w
pnrd Boston; Hsght kevburg; james McQgsdo utiea;
X , Richardson, Richmond.
At tho Astor House-Nrs Adderly and family, England;
. Goedy gnets1d; Captain BreeiLury, q SAL s Bund
Hartford, George Parks Washington; e Kslegg, Il "
kib~, Ctlths NhsLEfilei Mayor GIosbmsn
NO.
At the Irving House-Hon Edison u olds, Ohio; Ethan
McDtyle, ThilsJelphis; Hon Julius Hotohkifs n; n
Munscn, Haven; Stephen Dudley Buffalo.
Tor san Franoieoo Wis Ncarsgua by steahip Nor.hsr
Litith Hutchinson, Wells ftrso a Co.'S mssssn ace;
Z NJ bond and wife; Brewster and vi'e II " Alien q
toe.s, Mrs n Siat and child Aihysshener, Mrs " A
" xesse srs Evin and sre chhdhn; 5. A Kinney,
chnd; ssmutis. Mrs snith aud boy, I d Wsiamnn
and vifsa a wedmsn, 2 Beseher Mr. II Hail. v
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FxTFSsIyE ROBBERY IN THE Tow, OF tHFsr-
Inc CHER OF Police We .v,ied this morning of an ex.
tensVe perpetTated A. the house OF Mr. Aexan-
CO ,unfpapgh, 10 the town Of Client Columbia county,
yesterday morning. The house entered about two
O'Clock H., srd 81, COO taken from trunk belonging
TO MIR. DIS son, Dr. ]. T. Dunspaugh. DIR. u. and 8
younger brother asleep in the in which
Trunk was, and aroused Just the thief Was leav
Ing Ike Doctor fred at Tie thief but he made good
his efcape It is thought he had an accomplice The
money vas in bank bills OF the following denominations
-one $500 bill On the Chemical banS New York city;
one StC0 bill the Merchants Exchange bans, New
York city; ten SEQ ba the Chemical bank Ne. York
city, ten SEQ bills the North River bank, New York
city the balance in smaller bills various banks.
reward Of $500 is offered for the detection and apprs
tension of the thieves and 81 600 for the thieves and
norey The following Ia description of the thief see
b. T, p,-Aboat eve feet nine inches in hsisa. dark
HAIR and eyes small whishers the chin and had
Ioundatout coat. The Doctor thpks he is wounded in
the lett foot, he screamed when he fred ut hlm.
Atony Atlas, July 20.
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ANC1HRR Boar RACE IN Bosror,-- We un Ter
star that anoiber exciiir boa. race is to come oil
On the Null Dam between the Maid OF Erin, sht
cars, and the superior, six cars, from ST. Joha Ia
about fortnight henoe--the Superior, with six
osIs. TO pull without allowance sgaiss. the eight
osrs of the Maid of Erin. Our bat clubs here
expect IL st this will prove the race Of the season.
The Superior will be pulled By the members Of the
Union Club OF st. John, who took the prize in the
lste race against the j. ID. Putnam, from New
York.-Bos;on T1aptiier, Juiv 10.
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BTem chip Minerva which eesed tried and condemn
Cd ~ the United States District Court Baltimore for
laws Was released 18th inst BY or
enc Of 5000 The valuation Of the vessel was SSC0O
LArNcHED-At Balt-,11r ,r,u ,nss 4 aps shp or IloJ
tors caEs sns kseausy ded frsigh and
Chartered for Msrselles Her coat Will be about $40 0
At Farm gdsle, Me- 10th inst from the yard OF VIM
Grant Esq BY Mr. Geo Pierce superior bark Of 600 tons
called TIRE Gan Jacnto. STE 10 owned by Mr. Grant And
others IL pten ded Bessrs Pierce Bscens line OF
Pos nd pRcketa.
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BUFFALO 6rAMPEDE.--A correspondent of the
Ntbraskian, printed at Omaha City, on the Ma.
souri,, opposite TO Council Bluffs, writes that an
exploring party to which he was attached saw i'm
mense numbers Of buffalo between Ash HOLLOW and
Loupe Fork. The valley and bills we're black with
them. On the night Of the % I'D June, having &c
camped on the bank Of creek in . narrow valley.
about twelve o'clock they were alarmed by the
approach of an immense herd Of buffalo, causing
the earth to remble beneath their tread as they
came dsshing down the valley at full speed. fhe
camp CHANGED to be directly in the path sbraug1
which this army Of shaggy quadrupeds were making
their rapid march, and It was with extreme difi uty
by discbarging Of rifles and revolvera Ia quick
succeselon-that our travellers succeed ID IN turn
Ing them frm their direct course, thus saving their
own lives and the lives of their horses. Tney sue
cetded in shooting several as they passed, among
which was fine fat yearlipg some choice Gu let's
OF which served them as food on taeir Journey.
Some idea may be formed of the number OF buffalo
in this vast herd from the fact that though rupcg
at full speed they were at least an hour IN pssnrg
the camp.
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY-RAscALIrY AND EIOPE
MENT OF 4 MARRIED MAN For some tine past,
sutpicou has rested In the minds of the people 70
aiding In the vicinity Of Richmond, Ia this county
that there was something rotten in tue msaage
meDt Of the Post Office az that place. several
letters that had been mailed there, containing
money, never reached their places Of destination,
and others that did reacn the persons to whom
they were addressed, bore evidences of having
be,n opened aud resealed. Several week5 ago,
q ycung man by the name OF Smith, In the EN- .loy
Of the Postmaster, and who lometimes hal the
charge Of the mails, fourished several $l00 bills
about the village; and as his wages were not sufi-
GENTLY high to eDabls him to support Dis family
and Jay by money, he Was OF once suspected Of
being the thief. fhese Suspicious soon reached his
ears when he made secret Arrangements to leave f,r
"pRIta unkno Wn." Telling bis wife he was obliged
to be absent day or two, be went over to Psinfeld
township, and induced q young girl, to whom be
had been pay ing his addresses for some time to run
away with him, and the pair left, 1t thought, for
the West. We understand that Smith wrote back
from some point on the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road, coniessing that he had robbed the mail, and
saying that there was no use In any one TO iowrg
h,m, he could never be csught. It Is to be hoped
that the scoundre will be disappointed in his expeo
tations, and that he will bs captured and punished
as his villsny deserves. The young lady who eloped
with him was Of respectable family, and bore good
experimentation (Pa) Argus, July IL.
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MILITARY IN CINCINNATI RESTORATION OF
ARMS TO THE SARsPMLD GuARps.- C,naidsrab,e
excitement was caused IN military circles yesterday.
y tne reception OF an order from Governor M dill
CcmmaDdet-inchie Of the militia Of the STATE OF
Vbio, c,mmendif the restoration OF the arms TO
haa taken them, on account Of their refusal 20 obev
DIS orders, and paiaSe on the 4th of JAY with the
other companies under his commend. Ire royern
soldiers, but has appointed George y. Push Fac
Major General OF this division. Mr.. Pugh took tse
necessary oa'h ofoface yesterday morning, and viii.
Ct course, enter Immediately upon tho duties for
which he was appointed. and will have eharp eve
upon Ger. Sarge Mt. who will be subordinate to him
as we'll 90 wstcbful regard for the feelings OF Tie
Ifsh and German &C mpsnies, so that they al,a 40.
be compelled TO obey any orders they do NOT Ike
Cincinnati Columbian, yuiQ 10.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Northern Light Tnkepaugh San Juan-E
ds. kmpp G, pSos
Ship Hornet, Benson, San Francisco-A Lavren~.
st ksss sSSss .es ses
rsans1 Ssn.ns Ews
Bark aunetts, York Por.l.nd.Rnsssl 4 yising
Navy %s crCie Por sa Dun
Schr R Brown, berokson, Wilminston-Dolner Pot.
scbr Neptunss Bride. Gnlett, Batmor. Mailer Lord.
sohr 7 " starr, st.rr; BassmoremJ l. Merrill.
Ssssy
schr Atlsr tic. Ellis sslem-Hssser.
nssy
Sh u ss e. sy
h.lep . Suns r. Eag.sS1 2ssh April ~ ~ Ion LOG
Liverpool Sor a:nils sh. oa = Nicholas: spoke ship:
~: S:s NJ
s.s tn g SaRs' .ss s b
saasa sh
ss s int Yen q r.
sax chip Glove. odd s.ndlns southwsrd.
4 81: !;
tss.s sa I..s hagen Rotterdam 40
SHIP fanny Fem tof BATH, JORDAN, New Orleans, 10
ds,. with cotton 40, to Eagle Hazard ist inst John
s % Ion 81 slss Hughes Of R0oKand, NJ. steward died
Onion DsT with md
1.k P:ucht. ssoIo csrdsnss July TO- with sugar. to
Bari Assrsn vssi no aaysn July H. with sugar and
segsrs, to hotss Taylor Co.
10 s,s;. ss:n Fl H.s'n
Brig Kate Anderson (of Befast, lincoln natsnzsa II
ssys S xh to %ss, July f. 49, lon y
Brig Elra, Brown. Cardsnas July IL. with sugar, to
big Nebrassa ef Bath Moe,s sasua Ia Grands July r.
With sugar ard molasses, to master.
sehr Flerid., Mott Ei,uthora days. with pinss ppes
with coffee. hides. &c. and Il pa.ssuser Meteaii
schr Albert Mason Smith Charleston Gays with cot
ton ADD passengers Dellner Potter 18th inst lat IS
20 Ion 10 exchanged signals with masted schr Dixon,
zen, Ian sns ns,s.
Schx G Dixon u mssted) Gatsie Wilmington, NC,
schi VIM Smith. Alden, Wilmington, NC. s days
sehr Annie Maria, Cankiin, Wiimin ston, Nc days.
sss sl 3 4iss ne a'w pnssss NC ass
schr Leonors, Hayes Plymouth Nd. sdsys.
seir f1ssces Burrtt DOUGLASS dscrsssosn Sc days
sebr y Reed Kellv, Albany fer New Bedford.
sehr S BuoAins6sm Coo. Portiana. CT.
BELOW.
Bsris Lawrence, fran Bordeaux; Jas Brandt, from -
By pilst boat Moses II drinnelp
Steamships Empire City Aspir wall; Northern Light San
Juan. -
Wind, sunrise. sw; meridian, ENE; surret, NE.
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Port Of New York, July 40, 1855,

ALMANAC yoR NAw yoRK-rHD DAY.
niBxs............A 46 NOON SETS. eve IL y
sErs.............7 Is nysH wArEB....- morn
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FATALITY AMONG FisHEs.-We learn from the
beet authority that for miles in the waters OF the
Beech Fork Of Salt River KY, the fish are dying by
ihonssl dr.. TIE ehore Is covered with their DEAD
bodies to such degree that the atmos shere is
loeded With an offensive SMELL Tho hogs have been
tuihed loese to feed upon them. No reason can be
gwen Tor this fatality. Every Kind Of fan ever seen
10 tpat region with the single exception Of the cat,
nsn, nss pteu found killed, Can our wise ones give
a reason - Ind,auspoI,s Ccof,,,ff
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RAILROAD CONVENTION oeneraI railroad con
ton assembled In Buffalo on the 10 h inss 10 agree
upon the equitable relative fares oct ween steamboats,
ana railroads composing for the same business, and
o.net mAess Impoisnt 70 the interest OF all engag
ed In the Transporting OF passepCers and freicnf
Delegates from al the Eastern aud Western road,
were 70 he presep. acd take part IN tho proceed ss
Of the ccLyel.ior.
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shI LIiver arr yesterday from Liverpool reports July
HerS Lawrence hsamAm fell from maintop gallant yard
sna va ett 9th the Grsnd Bsni boarded sehr Quick
day, spoke tcbr Ron Of Maibehead 5000 fish; July a.
Georges sbs oil bearing INV IS miles, spoke schr Nick.
tTfoI, Gshigg.
ship AuIoIs arr yss!eId.y from Liverpool IL days
winds apd thick foi; had pilot on board days.
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no'h.pg TO do With IL, unsss thars was row. them
would n axe arrests.
re Camden and Amboy Railroad; say notnins OF tbs
ALTAR until the parties we're on the lower deck.
This wiirets ecrrobsrate6 tho Testimony of Ms.
Wheeler
VIM. Edward svorn-h one Of the messengers at tho
wharf ~
Ills witness made statement which agreed With
thai OF Mr. Whteler in reference 10 the un Willingness
Of the slaves TO 90 with The rsscuers.
eaptan Heath sworp is in tho employ OF the Cam
Geo ana Ansoy Relrcad was on the wharf ami saw
nothing OF the transaction, Until the cry was MURDER;
litie boy struggling In tho arms Of a negro, cried
bo d. ana t.Gast sad shrugged to get away from
the parties had down stairs could not saw who
he men we're that had the boys they dd not want to
90 VITA the party who had them, and they said 80.
Dr Vandyse rose after the above testimony had bsen
taken, ard after remsrkpg the evidence and the re
turn which had been mace by the respondent said h,
had Two nDotioDsto nsks-l6t. lie moved ths} the rs
sponctpt he beid In bonds for contempt in making falls,
return 70 tie oturt and % That the respondent b,
held IN 81, eco 70 ansvsra charge o. wiful perjury
Dir. Gnpn ssked whether the Cou.t would nov hes
iie tespor dent on the question Of contempt Hewa
insructed ty lis client TO say that evidence could
oatied which would Put different complexion on IN
Gaze.
Judse Kane ,ad he wculi either hear counsel on the
anesnen ~ nov STANDS or he would hear evidence
Mr. Hopper said the motion Of tho Dist,e, Attorney
Ase eae nmseE ana friends by surprise he woaid
ass tmc for consideration.
Juose ksne understood'that the respondent s.a not
wiling to tale the stand srd that he had further
pohoi u dt ItrpOnOent wonid make oath
that he had such evidence in prospect the court von
consider the application for continuance
Mr.. Pastmore Williamson vas then sfhrmad and .ssti.
ttd in substance as foloweAfter the eoored peonIe
lett Dock street in the carriage, saw no more OF
them 90 rot know who're thy are have had 90
control over them, have had any hAnt In thetr
escape my whole connection with the affair was this
Il bad heard thai these three persons were 10 Tho
city, sod ! felt anxious TO Inform than on ts,lr
rthtsi for thib purpose vfnt 10 BloodRools Hotel
where saw yellow boy ! asked him about the mat.
ppoa the VIPER DEL Of tie bVas I san TIA, aas,