New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
CITY ITEMS

TFLEGRAPHISG on Long ClRCUIT.-rhe feat oil TEL
egrsphipg direct, in single circuit, between New
York and New Orleans was witnessed last evening st
the office of the New York, Washington and New Or
lesns line, Messrs. Cure of Nes.York and Mr. Baris-
rim # New Oredns officiating IS operators. Th's wx
effected by the aid Of six jepesters-a very simpe
arrangement, by which the aid of way bat
teries at intervals Of severalhundred miles
is secured. Telegrsphng in very long circuits by The
Morse system is practically, day after day ute mpos-
sible butt is believed by those competent 10 form
connect judgment in such masters, that the newly in
venied and wonderful machine of Mr.. Hughes will
render it easy to telegraph ct all times, shea the wires
net actually parted in circuits OF even 5000 miles.
We unde ntand that several Of the Hughes machines
are nearly completed and that they have been ed
by company who propose to open new line to the
South in the course of few weeks-tbe most ample
arrangements for this purpose having been already
completed.
The attention Of farmers and dairymen, as well IS
consumer il called to the advertisement Of Mr.. A. l..
stmson, who has estsbished au agency for supplying
families in this and neghbor ng cities with farm pro-
ducts without the expensive interpositou Of middle
men, Mr.. Stimson proposes TO furnish copsumsrs
with produce at country prices addiog cost of trans
portsiion and five per cent commission Only. 1t is
believed that consumers can save by this sys,em
twenty-five per cert and the farmer obtain better
price for his pre- ducts It would appear to be mani
testify for the advantage of farmers to sell their pro-
ducts through this channel. Mr.. Snson refers to ell
the express agents in the country.
CHARGE OF RAPE-In the case of John Lynch,
whose arrest OF charge of rape preferred by Mary
Ann Casey was noticed yesterday, an affidavit hos
been mace by the complainant before Justice Con-
rolly, which Gets forth the circumstances as follows:
Mary Ann is resident Of Kinderhook, n. Y, and
was on a visit to this city. On Tuesday afternoon,
as she was waking up Fulton street toward Broad
way, sbe wss sccosted by Lynch, who asked her to
direct him TO William street.. Sle was unable to in
form him and pissed on, followed by Lynch, who re-
rewed the conversation and invited her to take some
refreshments with him at restaurant She consented
10 Go 80, and while at tie restaurant Lynch told her
that be wss from the country and would Ike
much to marry her. She declined his proposals. at
first, but finally upon his promising within few days
to 20 to Kinderhook and live she consented. After
this they took walk, and soon he conducted her to
room in the third story of house, the location of
which she does not know and then after ordering and
prccurrg liquor be locked the door and by force vo
language towaIdber. She finally succeeded in reaching
the stIeet, snd meeting policemen informed him of
the outrage and Lynch was arrested He is a married
man and farmer, and resides at Rchfeld Spings,
Otsego County, N. Y. Justice Connolly committed
him to prison in default Of 600 bail, to the
charge. In answer to the question propounied BY the
magistrate What be had to say in relation to the ma.
ter he replied that the whole story was totally false.
THE TRAGEDY OF THE SCHOONER EgOoR. IsO-
GEyE during yesterday there wss q very strong
northery wind which prevented anything being done
toward raising tie schooner Eodora Imogene, lying
of CITY Island. Mr.. unity Of Pi OF Cove, who hsd
entered into contract 10 raise the schooner hsd no,
arrived with his schooners, and the necessary appsr-
atus. Ii wa supposed that be was kept back by the
wind. At O'Clock il Was reported that be below
some three four miles. Should be get a, work this
morning, 1t is doubtful If he vessel 4. r.sed before
Sunday o. Monday.
STRTIr FIGHT-, PoIlcEHAS STABBED -AbOut
OclcSk yes,ercsJ afternoon gang Of rufisns amused
tieu,elves by na'chiDg through James street. an
knocking do~a several boys vbon they mot They
a'te-~sSd entered = srog--hop AID drsnk beer. So
for Which they refused 70 pay, aai bsiore esviug
stole several tumblsTs from he coun'er Police.
man Felsmsn Of the Fourth Ward We eslsl 10. All
he Attempted 10 srr,i ssmasl MsGraia. ths rag
race bat he latter snsche. he n, .r. ciib from
ia had, ani sasmp'sd D. srte him slih H. 4
Eoasfsi sitsek ugos The officer den on u.c. sh'lh
go ssss-sd by lsfro uambof of csirsis. nlno ~
shoa sss4et 10 sss'si re ,fess snd tarIas 40
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