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Passengers Sailed

Iaas a. Mod .fea.sasp Baitis. ,oy Lir.yped pr 8.
red FORK. 's s. sr.nss: %oe ssS we
and Mrs j W Schmidt, NewYors, Mr. and Nrs Etw ssa-
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cs sS elsi NJ. add ": rofsi. Nj. ro's rs.s.ps:'
f.'s rarDi osly', s;~y0'i t, ssS n .nd .sa s
Dr. Hester ssS Saasbt.r Meshss y.nS-rpco y. A,ss,
buy w salih sad friend, Rev . D sures,rd fhos M
JOSEF or "a va s.,.,s H. stone Mr. ai.msn J. w:es
and .ou. s.n D. B,bcoeh, New Yorti Hon e. ns'r NJ
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saaI:n A.. :1d .ty f Ss. iYs ss
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:nT sf 90 NJ. sosae s:saS.
Mrs ys y. :se ctilS sf Eng N, 9sr.csn and Mt Ban
e.ses s e London D Ms.:. ciul MeCoaaio
Bur,ss NY B. Cbi.elm Charleston, NJ 0.tss l.dy and
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S.ps.s.' pSr:sssS's Sa::. \. ..s "a. =: s.,
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olsor n Isaac Morris Jr. Phil e. w Sheppard, r. q :
jas Missr n ia. Leno. NJ. Lepo. and .svs1t
DusrS MoultOp sdy three ehid,sa and 'sTv..t Mr.
B.Ihsr and lacy Min. MI and Mrs 4 Lsn6aoe' ~
Mitchell: ehidr,u end nsns Il cset q Sy.c , T.r
timoe, Nj. Clsk Va il: sowst,r CApsSs, S.s,s.
Mr. Cnr Fsne. Epaae d Psnso jssn M., PeSrs yIss
phine L. Lee T. KEGS Robert frye Hsw-vorsi Eiirs powes
NJ Iico Clsih, Californian = L,vsi:, yae"sn' f In
y Rnmir,i E.aieo; Yssoro Cssts. ercsod. frstto
Mexico; . Andre.s. Nsv.Yoh; A sso Mis- T. H,sgsrty
= spsoidps Ps'.itt sDc l,dy and children Nsw fore
MIR Coster New Ycrt; Mfr w. b. Werheod kpsiand; y!
Bsssr Penny ivsDis M v.cs,o and lady. Msdhd Hr Gel
leek Mr Gedsy. Mr. wId Ne Yorh, Mr. Saint Ody, Es!
fso; Mr. and Mrs and Mims Curts New Yort; NJ JET
ny Brooks Que bee; Mr. sam yefsres New Orleans; Olive
Armstrong, Bravo and Gien5, wiss Bolton. Nsw York
dwsd ~ nni pnecticut; Mr. Tho Bsldry and
Toronto. Total, &C., pecie, el, sos ,6zs %.
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XIV INTELLIGENCE
COURT o. oYEk AEr TEsNIyTR-A,srt ls-Besore
JsSss cowLss
THE POOLE TRAGEDY

THE POOLE TRAGEDY.
CASH OF rRyIss nosEIsssy, HYLEs, LIss, VAN
PrLr, &C, cHARoip WITH The MURDER OF
wiLLns rooLE.
Judge Cowles rendered hx decision IL this c,se this
forenoon. He considered hat !: would be iupr per,
ard sgsips' Irosn and established principles. to ST.
presented before The CorOnss sJury aad Gr .niJury,
CT mo;ior 70 sduasi % bal.
IL relation 70 the question 81 IL there sno doubt,
from TIE decisions Of the power, even in cases of
ruder, Of the Court 10 admit 20 bail. The rule, a.
TO cspta cs,e. vas formerly different, bu. thst w:s
when the proceedings OF the Grand-Jury were ca
;iIe.y secret and tie Court had no nesns Of koowl
edge ss TO the testimony Which bad beeo presented
before them TIE Revised Statutes Of this State,
however, provide tha. the GrsndJn-y .hsli sppoint
enc Of iher punber taeir C!srk, TO keep minute OF
the testimony and proceedings before thsui-Ehich
has been done in tbia cseso .hit the Court has be-
fore i, the whole Of ne testimony.
Tie Court, in reference 70 the fndrg Of indict-
ren,s b. Grand Jurief, aliade6, WITH much earnest
ress TO the great which appears 20 exist in ther
fpdipg Indictments sgsinst persons on testimony
which even if un. xp sired voud not be sufficient TO
convict the patty hus exposing item TO Disgrace ion
priiorren. lcss Of bus'nsss and other grievances,
when a, the same tre .heevidence before the Grand
July is no, sufficient TO show them 10 be guilty aud
he improperly OF such proceeding is increased by
the fact that the Grand Jurors in their presentment
say en- their oshs tina. the parties are guilty While
the Courts will always SUSTAIN in every way possible,
Grand Jury, is proper, iso that it shoad throw
it. protection round an apparently wrorgful accused
Az TO mos. Of the parties in tas case the testimony
before the Grand jury even il uncon'rsdi '.ed is not
sufficient 10 show them guilty OF the crime for which
they have been indicted. TIE Court referred to the
testimony
The bail Of Irving has already been fixed BY Judge
Morris ct slO, coo and vii not be disturbed.
Morissey will be admitted to bail in $4,000.
Byler, Linn and Van Pet vill BE- admitted to bail
in $40 900 eschproper notice to be given to District.
Attorney as to the parties proposed to be given as
sureties.
Az to Turner and Paugens IL is only necessary to
ssy iba, the application Their behalf must DO denied
TRIAL FOR ALLEGED MURDER.
Peter N. Lawson. indicted for the msrder OF John
N.ele, by s.abbipg with knife, on the nth Dec.
las,, vas then placed upen trial.
He is charged sith having caused the desth OF de-
oes'ed during difficulty 1t boase nesr the North
RIVER sbou, u o'clock on Sunday evening" De.
ceased was taken to the Hospital, and afterward
died.
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" HsLEGRAPH 10 THE NEWPORT rRIBuN
THE STORM THIS MORNING.

RooKPoRr, N. Y, Wednesday, April ls, 1855.
during which hail stones fell weighing from two 10
four ounces each, and some Of them measured seven
inches in eireumft renee. II VS. % dark - night
dwrg the prevsleucs Of the storm which Tested ten
or fifteen miIutes. Mach damage wss done to WIN
do~s, &c.
ROCHESTER, Wednesday, April re, 1885,.
At this point We had thunder, lightning, and rain
suly. sTRAcrfE, Wednesday, April ls l.o9.
We we're visited by . very heavy Thunderstorm
,h,s nospuq-,hs rain falling copieusly, accompanied
Win ksl. Some Of the hal ssoaes that -tslsvere
rexry On ileh 70 diameter.
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Arrived.
Bs Excel Tsman Savannah d. cotton 10 starses Clear
man 4 Co
Big santa Clara, tof Esstportl Elnswoed Ponce T..
March so Brett Son Co. April T. st H. lon ~.
spote brig Henry Saunders, fan. Ponce for Baltimore
seir Dixon. - msstedj Gaski Qsayama, r. L., mssr
shr reward Kddsr Tyler. wilupston. asvsl stores 10
j. r. Gilm9e
scbr s. a. Tsylar T.yier vrsinis.
Sehr Ma swstzer " sshts ston. cor 70 BLACKWELL
sehL Eshs Bow,s. Whining 90. naval sefes 70 nsstsr
MtcLnl ,., -
s,s.~sr CslsSeuis, tcromvss Incl ksrlsy, Btsa0rs,
md, 10 Jobo Riley.
Psot eilsr Decatur, o. Norwich 'f
BELOw-Oue Dhs
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SrApDNe AFFAIR Robert HAnfen ana Ahae"
Lirdlsy, two sesusn on board brig Santa Clara non
Ponce, p R., for this port, made desperate ssssua
on Mr. R. Rysn, the chief mate OF the brig on me e'n
inst With Knives. and very seriously wounded nim'
The men were secured, and win be delivered up fof
trial in this City.
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Arrived.

Ship Jacob A. Westevs tpkt) Aus'ia Liverpool Mareh >
udse and $50 pss Tsy Rich Has erpsrenced heavy
w.,rJ gales during the psss.ge up to g. 0eor<es sans.
from herce hve hA light and variable winds from w. 10
have st sails and ssIned s~sy An and u1zen yards
Prs tof Batb) Abbott, lste Cbsdburn Of San,
Who Of liver eomp.nt Msyssuez March 80 su-
Has evpetieu need heavy weather on
naaaaae shippsd Which s,oNe eaAka, &C.
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MARINE 10 UR " 4 L
PORT OF NEW-Y0pK....
Cleared this Forenoon.

etesnsh pc Rosnohs. Simmer RofIlk. Ludsn Pleas
ants Marion eoss Cblc Spot I'd Tieston; FLORIDA,
Wo.Sblll Ssysbbsb, 8 Z. aiteni-
StIp-Leoces Graves Nelboo ne.
Brs-C,imss AUD. savssnAh. Walsh Carver Cbsss.
Sea- ores-Fnh BAsl, LoId J II Hsvsps; Kate sts.Gt,
Msthsf Mobile Lane 0.st Go 1; l. Wsins sav.nosh,
MeC..d, Mod Co sassn Mar, Cocte Chatleeseso~a
D. ~ Neu Gen Clioch, Baker Frederiessborg Van Brunt
4 Siseht
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrosat

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ee. % 81 s.1ss sss :f.n:. EIizxBEra sfkvihSoN
With vouchers herssf the .uIcribsr q hs eaes. .s
W.: d: City e. s'rrs e ., s s:s s =; =
1855 y. CAHILL, Attorney fos Admiabsssss.
tx PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
e z: Gs:. Of Ssc sss s:
thereof s e g. 6. Guy +; s.i:
q :s ;:..sN js:s saIOSs tI :ssS.s
NOTICE Is hereby given, that % sPPlioasicaI
seas ssp rs :. e: SSs';SS, q 4. ss -
e, ss CIV ~ I'D Comfy q Il g: Cay 81:
az CITY o. Mordsy the a dsy Of June. is 70 ~ stss
rr S:1 y, Ysf ~ l Is"S 9Th. 1855 nszsAz
CUPRESIE COURT-City and County Of New.
= ysLPAISsk srn aGH. CRY ,r1 sA*RLs.s...:
sSs TsHs ifT CITY SANK a:.:sy
nd - ,S's . o.. q ss ct -
Count, Of Nev-Yort, at the City Hell 10 ne ~ 49,
Yss md = ;..,, ia s'ss Il. 's.yst cy q
q =; E. :ss: - E:
Ds e y 81, VII ss .: = e
Eve hosld three hasdIed asl." sI AS % s
ssn o. deass, bssds' he s''S o. @s 's'''
-'''-A January MsRsrRY. ri.istisy Assr.sy;
ne ssmsl.lat IN 4: sbs.s sstss 2, s e. On, AN
X !; z. x: 81 4! - &; :
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of M0NROE::
y .!osL 9. BENNETT. Plsisss. sglns ~ -
oSsisy. infant Ssin q fSosss oSsIsy tsss.ssl J;ut
Cals sshsn. Jessrh Altman. sSusad Sssesssinss yso
Byron AeAJpns. ysnes Shsppsl. pAaisl " es.eC II.
epnas, Ehj.h rs.s.@:s az Jehs ss,f1,s S'1s1SS
NAN two Of ss,d Dsfssdsnt. ere hob sneoessH
he complaint e Jssi Bsessts ksle,sa e. =.
serve . eopy ef your the ssbsesf q ~
Roe6sstsr " II, within tsessy days sss shs 49, III ~
answer - pssss hersey rsas,s,n - ssssi.s =
spply Cont foe he rcsssf tsmsadsa y -
Dsfs1 Reehssser. N. Y March 81 ID .-~o~
u q 6ENeErT AnonsJ IsS1L.
Ire sAiS complaint fl<d n ths oees o. -
County Of Aosroe, March -, lse3. .--4.~,~,a.
nzs lsss~W J. B. BENNETT A'Dfs's .. -
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The reader win find on our Sixth Page some inter.
sing natter about Fish and Fishing, AID also some
trious IA sts about Tea ard Coffee
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BOSTON, April 1s-spotsn, FEB II, let ass - lon 81 .,
,hp Eve Csrod for Valparaiso; March o. LET tSj
n lon IS 10 w. hip Jshn Frsnhn, Chinch for Hsapten
kosos =. 40. -
Yori arrived ct this port after pSsssss oseo h'uss ID,
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Markets. -. Reported ~ Telegraph.
cHAsLEsTex. April II Our cerrox mNiet exaia.s ne
slnss The sAiss 70 day amounted so bales ssS
SAVANNAH April IA fm aud adv anera msfset TOT Cor
TOW sses 90 b,es-ric.. rsnsias from Iseies
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DEATH OF A PHIL aDELPaIA MERCHANT.
PpILAprLPHIA, Wednesday, April ls, 1854.
John Hooper E.q one Of our most esteemed mer-
chants, died this morning.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL

CoLrssIA 5. C., Inesday, April II, lssA
We are in receipt Of New Orleans papers Of Friday
last; but they furnish nothing or,h telegrs2aiag.
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The CIaisteore, il .sued BY Sriaser & Townsend
in ,hsiY CON pleie edition Of CooPrRs Novels
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Our Agents.

pL Gl.ykr ,Museum Budisel and Joss MeeocS "e
eur Areuts M Al sAyY fsT the sale Of TsB Isisesk
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

The CIrr OF HupsoS.-rhe Governor Of the State
having signed the bill Incorporating the City Of Hud-
son, on Bergen HILL just north Of the track,
vote Of the citizens took place lsst Thursday which
resulted in large majority for the Charter and yes
,ercay there vas election for officers Of the new
city. The candidates for Mayor were Gen. 4. H. v.
Wrish hit aud Edmund I Carpenter
Gen. Nraht received. lot vow
Mr. CARPENTER ..,,.,..,,....,............los votes
Majority for WI. 81 votes
Meesrs. Edgar NJ Eof, John n Wilson, Thomas
Aldridge, Jr., Nathaniel Orr, G.. d. Van Ressen,
Henry b. Beatty, Lewis Dusham and John II. Gris-
cbrle were elected Aldermen Of the new city
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PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET.
PHrlspELPHi,. wednesday, April Is. 1855.
Money unchanged, Stocks steady; Resdtne. ~;
Morris Canal, RAJ: Long ls and Railroad Isl; Penn
s,lvsnis Railoso .s Pesnsy Vsuis State Fisss soy.
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A Fren.h .rsrslsiion of GooDRIcHs Un:Wrso! HIS
tory prepared under the superinteDdence Of The su-
thor BY n DuBUrssos, has been published byE IL.
Butler & Co., Philsdeiphia.
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ABANDONMENT OF AN ENGLISH BARK.
BALTIMORE. Wednesday, April 10. less.
By he arrival Of the southern Nail - lsse - dae,
we are u Recap, Of New Orleans papers Of Wsdnes-
dsy lsst
fee ship Ctsles Crooker hsd arrived a the port
Of Nev.Oriesns, having on board the Captain and
crex OF the English bark LetitiA which vessel was
abandoned at tea
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We have received from Bsngs, Brother & Co.,
several new volumes # BOWS I" Libraries" lnclud.
ing A Hand Beck Of Prsrsrbs edited BY Il. G BoHS
and forming complete thessurus Of tie proverb.al
visdcm Of all countries and sgss; BoccAcIos Deoam-
sron, rap.lsted by W. W KELLY, With . fine por
tsit Of the author; tie Second Volume of CosDrs
B,,tory Of tie Sra5s n Span, and ths Second VOL
un Of The Works Of E1mssd Burke
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MARINE 10 URNAL

PORT OF NEw-YORK........AssIL IS.
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y the Rev. J. G. RYLE. limo. %. 500. Csrsss 4
BIo:heIa
Several topics Of practical theology are here dis
cuissd in the vehement and piqusns style for whsh
Tie author Is remarkable among modern divines.
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ih .s'ma, FL Esi0sd TOO d.. b'o ssl
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TIE PRACTICAL LAND DRAINER By B NUM- i7mo.
Do 100 C. NJ ss1tos Co.
The theory and practice of agricultural drainage
ably discussed in this volume, which cannot be coz.
suited without advantage BY ali who interested in
the great economical in provemeIt Of which it treats
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from the North and coal from the South will create
an immense Freightipg business, while heavy crops
Of corn, spring wheat &C., and great droves OF cat
tie, will yield liberal returns for the benehcent enter
prize which has quickly girdled the praries with
ICn.
The moot beautiful and attr sct lands in Illinois,
to ny eye, are tnose bordering her rivers especially
the Illinois and its tributaries. Sheltered from the
fesce prairie winds by the bllsas we'll 90 the timber
wherewih they abound, and generally we'll ~atered
o. well % fertile the bottoms ia every view most
inviting TO settlers. Ottawa, ct The junction of the
FOx wnh The nll os, is in the midst Of pleasant re-
Rion La Sale. fifteen mes belo~, at the south end
cf.be Illinois Canal, lie surrounded by Coal, Lime,
&c, and feeps place Of comfortable trade Here
the Central Railroad crosses the Illinois River on the
bes.-lookiny bridge have seen in this country.
Seine thirty miles up the Illinois L. the new
village Of Morri.--pot much Of . place, but
its cite 10 the frest / have seen in the
S'aa-dry healthy and in grove Of oak
timber. most Of which the residents have thus
far had the good taste to preserve Ihey persevers
in w.ldoipg, tttin will be the fnest village 10 the
Sac. Freeport in the north wesf, though originally
located On On open prairie, has high, rolling site,
already large, and = growing rapidly. Here the main
line Of the Illinois Central from the south meets snd
sbsorbs tie Chicago Union Railroad from The esst
and bears away northwest TO Galens and the AisAs-
sipp
Springfield, the csptsl, is city Of come ten
tbou,snd i.hebitsnts, located on dat plain, nearly
surrounded by prairie, muh Of it uncultva'ed' even
q. few miles distance ln site reminds me strongly
Of Columbus, Ohio, On older and larger city. The
Chicago ana Mississippi Railroad s here intersec'ed
l.. - es.t and ue,t railroad from Decstur on the
nir os Central to Naples en- The Illinois River, which
4, ultimately TO reach he Mississippi on the west, and
the Jpdi. ma network Of railroads on the east
Chicago is eth growing visbly and rapidly aad
Will be enti, ed to elect Member u Congress oy
ifself after the next Census. 1t h claimed tns' 10
spite Of tbs hsrdpsss Of the tnes. Real Estste here
ses higher this sJripg than evs before. And sell
there 10 room here for good mechanics and msnafss
turers. should Aink comprehensive Agricultural
Warehouse, Tor the sale Of Implements, Trees and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

Tbs Eag,e and Gotham Gubs played match ysater-
day ss tbs Red House, Harlem. The gsmc was short,
and not uel payed-four inniogs settled the business
and used the Eagles up, with only three runs. The
Gothams got their twenty one with two to spare
On the Esge side, Armfeld, frst base Hyatt second
base and Cewan, short felc, showed the best and
the Gotham side, the best play from T. vsn Cott
the pitcher Vale. behind Teed short field and Cad-
hpp long field. After the game, pleasant hour was
spent by the Gotham entertaising the Eagle Club aud
their friends The following Clubs represented
The Knicserbocker by A. II. Drammond Empire, by J.
Hsyoock; end new club-tbe Baltic-by W. a. Taylor
the President who made very humorous speech ON the
occasion OF his first introduction. This club organized
two weeks since, and play the Red House ground
every Monday and Thursday. Mr.. c. Cornell the Secre
tsry. The result OF the days play ID follows
EAGLE CLUB. GOTHAM CLUB
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THE FRIENDS OF KANSAS
MEET HERE THIS EVENING,

The "irisnds' in this cty-in the Of she an
nouncement-are not legion if the number then in the
Tabernacle formed just criterion to judge by mas
much they dd not appear q formidable array
than seven persons, all tod-of whom three
por.ers One by few more, including lady
dropped in and at oclock there present within
the hall twenty three PERSONS exclusive of a group as
sembled in the vesibule, and Of whom Mr. jos Blunt
the centre, ,oscoursipg the merits o, mills
wagons and what not In the OF the next quarter
hour another lady half dozen gentlemen
to relieve somewhat the deserted OF the
Tabernacle Here there but very poor chance for
the means to get mile log wagons, printing presses
and motri which appeared 70 be the modest object Of
the proposed lecture Another quarter OF hour hav
ing passed without augmentng the audience Mr. Joseph
Blunt advanced to the reporters table and, addressing
the thirty persons present, including the aforesaid two
cent notice given of this meetng-nons of ths papers
but two (and they only the Times and Tribe) having
announced the fact that Lecture to take here
to night-it has been cluded to have meeting
Tuesday night next in this place. for the purpose Of
Mr. Starr continuing his remarks OF which notice ia to
be given in all the papers.
The announcement received with much grati6ca
ticn, particularly By the reporters.
The Rev. Mr. STARR-a pleasant good humored, active
looking young man, the very antpodes of the ideal OF
mastyr-then came forward aud said-Psrmit me- if
you please to return thanks to you for your having
ceme here tonight tits practice Of mine, from which
have deviaed till the present asion to awsys
ter how fsw--any benefit they may derive from
hearing me; but the friends OF the cause think 1T
better to adjourn the meeting-and Providence permit
ting, hope be here On Tuesday night and hope to
have full bouse. am obliged to you for your
coming
From charitable good natured feeling towards Mr.
Starr and considering that he is stranger and avowsd
in New York, give him the benefit of this notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

EXCITING SCENE AT WEDDING DRAGGING A
BRIDE FROM HER HUsBANp.-0n Tuesday evening" we'd
ding took place at house In Third street. Poplar
The happy couple both Germans, and quite large
party Of their countrymen and women assembled wit
ness the ceremonies 1t that the brother OF the
groom Hans Belkman BY name, was opposed to the
match whether because he did not admire the bride,
whether becsuse ne did admire the fair frauien and
events, just the company draining bumpers Of
Rhine wine and lager to the health Of the newly
red couple the excited and indignant Hans burst like
meteor or bomb shell into the apartment and NUT.
tering between his teeth, Donner and Bitten 70
"sturm wetter ~ he ruthlessly seized the trembling
BRIDE and strove to drag her from the side Of her hus
band Great the which resulted from
this sudden and violent intruson--s' Donner wctter
was calculated from dozen mouths, and . score 2.
staworth Turner's calamity rushed TO the rescus ~ x
pull Turner and pull Hans for time sna ss nna drsv
latter, to compensate for the disparity OF forcsA, aM
pistol which he leveled at the Turner'S Ahs NV. ~
was seized before his weapon was exploaeo, anu
the station house, where he had time e covI ~ pJ
iuSsequsnsIy held 70 keep ta' -sSsaas'ps@ S*
letin, June y.
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COroners' Inquests.

THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT 8owEaY TmArRE-
Coroner Hilton held inquest yesterday at No. IL Lau.
rens street, upon the body of Anna Du1h an late
ddnse at the Bowery theatre, whose DEATH as we an
noupced yesterday caused by her dress catching
IRE bJ coming in contact with the fGotlghts while she
was performing the night of the 2Sd ult The de.
eeased was conveyed to her residence after the
ctent and although every effort was made to save her
fe yet she expired Wednesday night after suffering
the most intense pain The jury in this rendered
verdict OF accidental death" The deceased was is
years sge was very prepcssesspg in her and
appearance and especial fsvorits the Bowery
MISS Durham was native of Newark, NJ.
LOST HIS LIFE IN ENDEAvoRISG TO SAVE THAT OF AN.
OTHER Coroner o'Donnell was called yesterday to
bold an inquest upon the body Of a man named
Thomas Maghsreen, lying dead in Seventy eighth
street. near Eighth avenue, who came to his death
from severe burns recsivsd in his endeavors to
extingush the burning clothes of q little boy
who, venturirg too q pile OF burning brush
wcoo, was envecped in fames, and would in all prooa
biy, have been burned to crisp had it not been for
the bravery Of the deceased In has noble efforts
the cbid's life he was burned in shocking ms nuer
from the effects of which he fingered urt yesterday
when death put end to his suherinss The deceased
was 35 years OF ege, and was born u Ireland.
cct OF accidental death was rendered by the jury.
& FATAL ACcIDENT-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
yesterday, at the Bellevue Hospital upon the body of
Hugh Rockford, q native OF Ireland who came to bis
death from injuries received in the stone yard OF
Twenty sixth street, East river by slab Of stone fail
ing upon him, and crushing him In q severe manner.
The jury rendered verdict Of accidental death" The
oeceased was about thirty years of age.
RECOGNITION OF A DEAD BoDY.-rhe body OF q drowned
mar, found at Governors Island days ago, on
whom an inquest was held by Coroner O'Donnel, has
been identified that Of Patrick Joyce Deceased had
bten in the employ of Mr.. Seymour Of Peekskl, for
whom he had been long steady vorxmap. 1t is said
that the deceased, although only aborer, succeeded
in accumulatng handsome sum Of money, which he
deposited in the Bank of North America Wall street,
for safe keeping.