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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

(trntes CRATES :! !---A sp1endId nss"Tt"s'"t OF
IL Crates which, for beauty and eheahSs cannot
be surpassed this mrrke Let all consult Their tastes ana
Furnace and Range Warehouse ana prepare
for Winters snow clad hand . ,,,,..
u % DLi'o'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
EoIU,NAL LIouons AND WINES

ae @ 1e Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy, SHERRY
4Gss @ Porter and Wofs Aromatic Seiiedam sehhaps
articles are warranted pure, and suitable Ter edief
! 4tSeS' For sale by JOHN IL. SEAi,
Ms Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

1NAIE TKADE, ISD3s--Csty y FuFhItufc ~ HFe"
ROOMS have now on hand of my own manuiacture,
from 5000 5000 worth of CABINET FURNITURE and
CHAIRS comprising oyery article In the business OF ovory
grade aud quality. Su.tuA -.
bos. Waiting the city wanting Furniture are most earnest
soioed give n call ~ am determined to oHer IN
,iucemonta be surpassed any where tw =
care psd To packing delivered the De-
not or Canal free Of charge " n R = A. WINSTON
lA--liep - --- 10 ---.-lLL-L--.--
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NnYal Intelll1ence.

The United States frigate Potomac bearing the broad
pendant of Com Hiram Pauldng of the home squadron
arrived this morning, from a cruise The following is
list OF her officers -
Commander-Ievin NJ Powell. Captain OF the Fleet
James l.. Lardner. Observation-Disclosures smith:
William h. Herndon, L. b. Avery H. N. Fairfax Maxwell
Woodruff tHag) Edward Brnlay Fleet Surgeon-Thos.
billiard. Purser-H. n. Hicskell. Chapain-Moses b.
Chase. Master--George T.. Morgan. Passed Assistant
SuIgeons-Wm. A. Harris. Henry o. Mayo. Captain OF
Marine Guard-Beniamin Macomter. Second Lieutenant
George r. Graham. Commodore's secretary--George
NJ Robinson. Passed Mdshipmen--Ioseph 3 Skerrett,
H. NJ. Garland, Jesse Taylor, James G.. Maxwell, Henry
Erben Midshipmen-M. sicard c. $. Norton, H. H. Dali
ton, Edward Lee. Captains Cerk-Robert W. Tucker.
pnrsers Clerks Henriques Observation-Disclosures Colson.
Gunner-w II. Hamilton. Carpenter-J. G. Thomas.
calmaker-James Ferguson.
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The Brooklyn Abortion Case.

The investigation concerning the death Of Abby T. Dun
bar concluded before Coroner Haniord and jury at
the City Hall, yesterday afternoon. The following add
tional testimony to what has already been publ he'd
TAKEN
Dr. Brady called testified that in company with Dr.
Schapps he had made microscopic examination of the
taken from Mrs. Dunbar and found it to be pacenta
and positive that the deceased pregnant, but
how far he could not but thought 1t must have been
six months
John Bennett, undertaken, sworn-Resiies in Sonth
Sixth street, attended the burial of Mrs. Dunbar from
1913 South Seventh street. from the house of Dr. Dupre
was employed by him when first went asked Mr. Du
pref If he had certificate; he said he had not, but
would get this Sunday morning; on Monday
morning again asked lin for the certificate Dupre said
he had not got any in OF the doctor being
out Of town, but would send and get il think tho DR.
name Is Dexter Tuesday, about II O'Clock when
with the coffin, he to me and said he
had not got the certificate, and asked il any
he knew any doctor who had confidence in him he could
probably get one that would answer the purposes he
then left me; placed the body in the coffin when got
through Mr.. Dupret in and handed me the certif
cate Of DIR. Brady, stating that he would get anoh or
when Dr. Dexter got home; the FIRST that attracted my
suspicious after the services at Greenwood
he asked me If any person could gain access to the body
without his permission told him they could not he
then asked to stop at the office and tell them not TO
let any see IL considered the certificate given me
TO be but temporary in order to delay the funeral.
Upon the submission Of this evidence the jury retired
and after brief absence returned with the following
That the said Abby E. Peaso alias A. f. Dunbar came
TO her death by abortou and tly further say and be-
Dexter, and others, from the testimony introduced the
said inquest before the said jury Further this jury is
cass he Z, o
Is decidedly wrong and contrary to the reading Of the
iaw We therefore cannot pass this without
surfing DR.. Brady. r. X. BELKNAP
A. b. ELLSWORTH
]. C. RYERSON, -,
T. C. AXTEIS, f'u'y'
J. DEvOE,
J. G. BURLCE,
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The Turf.
IrHrON r0Up9E T-rpnTTyN


trottng match for 81 ,o00 fifty miles in four hours
TO wagon with the driver, weighing four hundred
pounds, OF yesterday afternoon, the Union
Course The horse that matched for this performance
spotted geldig named Spange, owned and driven
by lsaac Woodruff. The horse performed the distance in
three hours ffy-eght minutes and four seconds, with
out appearing much distressed with his after
Moons work. Spangle is horse of great endurance,
satisfactorily proved last summer in his twenty mile
with Mr. Bridges Trustee. Races of this nature
however not popular with the Of true sporting
men-hey endange the lives OF noble animals, without
achieving any desirable good and generally but
poorly attended. The sharp, quick rattng of q
mile two the kind that draw like, for instance the
that will TAKE place this afternoon between Chicago
Jack and Belle Of Saratoga mile heats best three in Eve,
under the saddle the which will take place
Thursday next, between Flora Temple and Hero, two
mile heats The great object of breeders Of stock
speed and every second that be got below 30 adds
thousands Of dollars to the value of a horse.
The race began at precisely two O'Clock and Spange
went of on five minute jos which he increased to
about four forty five, and at this gait he monoonousy
progressed for ten mics when he stopped and
sponged The sponging process gone through with
every ten miles to the end. 1t very unnteresting
affair to the spectators The betting in favor Of the
horse from the start, at two to Towards the end
any amount Of ocds offered him, without takers.
The following is the time taken by the judges at the
r:ration Of every ten miles -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16
Jersey City News.

THE CnY PRISON PRlsESTED.-The lookup in Sussex
street. Jersey City, used for city prison. is sometime
called by citizens The black hole in Calcutta" The
Grand Jury has just presented it as building which
IL and for long time past has been in very unfit cond
t;on as place Of confinement for any human being yod
Of ventilation damp, and in exceedingly filthy condi-
lion and the large number Of persons who have,
from time 10 time been confined there together at the
same time and are usually therein confined sickness and
daa IN are 10 be spprehended and the jurors believe
have been caused thereby The attention Of the Mayor
and Common Council Is thus publicly called TO the sub
ect that proper place OF confinement may be pro-
Had
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they could not bessos upon such study in less than the

they could not bestos upon it such study in less than the
time they asked
sion tor two weeks and only single the me-
rs had been tried and that occupied only day He
did not think that counsel should intimate that the court
was unduiy hurryfng on business.
Mr. Hall repeated his conviction that two days
delay was ample and sufficient
Mr. Brady took the OCCASION Of stating that in the
of Drake and Wande and Heay, he ready to go to
trial tomorrow.
Mr. Hail. will try Alderman Healy to mrrrow
Judge Rooseve-Then let this other matter stand over
till the day after
Mr. Busted submitted that il his associate counsel
were to be engaged he would certainly require
q longer delay on that account.
Judge Roosevelt saw no necessity for granting fur
men Therefore he said take an order for the day after
tomorrow. Is the District Attorney prepared with any
Mr.. Hall was ready to go with the case against
NJ Brady-In the case of Drake and Moser, and Wan
dell and Healy we plead not guilty, or In legal Ian
MI HALL give uotice that accept the demand, and
viii try Hcaiy tomorrow.
Mr. rady-In the case of Justice Stuart there could be
earthly reason for suppong would be tried to-day
am prepared however, to plead and plead not guilty
Mr. Brady was for himself quite ready but his client
could not possibly be ready this week
Mr.. Hall will then name next Monday.
Mr.. Brady--And let the Of Healy he fixed for the
day. We will then have one or the other on.
Mr.. Hail had n, objection to that.
Judge Roosevelt warned counsel that in the Of
Herrck they should be ready Wednesday for issue
Of Law a matter of fact.
Mr. Bustced demanded trial in the of George Elder
hlr. Hall intended TO Elder witness against
Stuart and wead not therefore try him till after Stuarts
decided. He applied to the Court to name
sci to prosecute Mr.. Stuart he MR. HalD would be
witness against him. He desired Mr. Cutting to be
signed acting attorney
Judge Roosevelt made the necessary order to that
effect
Ir Brady gave notice that he would not consent to
have Adermsn Fertck tried Wednesday, if after the
exercise Of due diligence their part they should find
themselves unprepared
Mr. Hall supposed that Sufficient for the day is the
evil thereof"
The court was then adjourned to Wednesday morning
at ten O'Clock when the of Alderman Herick is to
be brought On for trial
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Brooklyn CITY News.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF PofIcE.-The CHIEF
of Police submitted his quarterly report to the Common
Council last night from which appears that during the
three months ending Sept go the whole number of
rests made 3,2e3-being increase Of 1856 he
previous quarter Within the period l, 176 were
accommodated with lodgings ut tho station houses 1872
lost children picked up by the police and restored
10 their psrents fires extinguished persons
rescued from drowning, and 81, 166 GO taken
from dodgers and drunken and restored to them
department by reason of sickness and disability being
average loss Of So per day. Complaints pre-
eTred against 20 members Of the department which, upon
investigation resulted as follows:-l4 complaints
dis missed, resigned after complaint suspended
Tor five days. and suspended for day. The fol
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L. s. DISTRICT CorRT-Nos. 10, 45, 81, 10, o.,
rs g. 81, "a, IS.
StPRuY CouRr-Special Term. Nos. 4, Sc, u.s. S. 90.
1O7 lis, las 162A, lTs.
surrKsK Ceum-Csrcuit. 800, 2o7 l04, 237 s75,
III, 264 357, 2e3, 90, 100 3s5, 3o6, 397, 800.
sea so a. As, a. 235 s65, 200, 500 571 to SIS $50
10 ks2 5s4 $50 5s7 to $50, 500 to SOS, a55 as 311
1877 I23l, l. 23s TO 2le. Fart H.--Nos 4o7 s42 So
lbs, 7se, 7el, 81, i"3, ITO, 1895, lose, 1000
LIS, l.1G9. 1,0Sv,
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ARRIVALS.

Al The METROPOLITAN Hote-ffon Butler King, Georgia;
Hon John Collier, Benhampon Count villsmaia and par
80 usvnna. + Dc Ansoacgua Mexico; Mas, do; j Auto
ycsa do: Hon Ellis. Ohio Don Bar, Mexico; Hon J
scotier Georgia; Cap, EDDY, Army Capt Begaoov,
NAVY: Col Dclsgsdo Cuba.
At,he Irving House-A Astor, Virginia; Julius 1Ioch
t,ss Waterbury Gonir Philadelphia Thomas Yates Ba
sr,a. McNair Washington; VIM Allen Georgia; Joseph
r,sa Rochester John ogden ncy Albany; Tavsar Ca
NADIA West; George Prcns, stockton Pittsburgh Robert
From Liverpool, In ship Frsncis saseDr Colt and
ladv Of Boson Miss Mls. Mr. Rrndlcy of England Major
Mnnck Of sweden Mr. Brounow. Of New York; Capcon
Of rrvnce. -, :.
aan lad family
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The Union Mi cotton batting factory, at Cincinnati,
beIcrgpg To J. q. Guyscndori Co., consumed on
Tho 10th inst The loss will amount 70 $40 900 $50 90
and il partially covered b. insurance The destruction
Of the mill has thrown large number Of operatives out
Of euployneu'
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TeIeprnphic Marine Rrport.

kFw ORLEANS, Oct BAR ships Chfcn and sullana.
from Nyork, 15h shss Hcr.ensis Boston Eajah ani r.
eassr New ics NsgAs Vagls SAP, an. ssyiraa, 10.
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OF the above number 3l7 arrests made by the
First district police 345 by the Second district 1923 by
the Third district 415 by the Fourth districts 723 by
the Fifth district 1893 by the Sixth district IL by the
by the Ninth ward police.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT by Tile FALLING SrooP.--Coroner
Reddng called upon yesterday morning to hold
inquest upon the body Of John Mcdonald who died on
Saturday night from injuries sustained Friday even
ing by the breaking down of stoop at the public house
Of VIM. Mulligan, in Atlantic avenue. The democratic
meeting held there that day and large crowd
rushing upon the porch il broke down from the weight
upon II, and plumber Of persons badly hurt.
Those underneath were extrcated possible.
when ii found that Mcdonald seriously Injured
He taken into the house and medical attendance
provided. but his injuries being internal no efectua
aid ccu be rendered. and he breathed his last the fol-
lowing evening The Of one Of the other in
jured Is Mccormick Both belong the Seventh ward.
The meeting was held in the Ninth ward. The family Of
deceased consists Of wife and two children who reside
on the corner of Quincy and Casson avenues.
EXTENSIVE RoBBmy-SHoT At ny A BrRGIAR-The
clothing store of John j. wzeman Fulton street. near
Tillary was feloniously entered Sunday night and
robbed Of cloths, vestings and silks, comprising his
whole stock and valued at $780, with which the
burglars made their escape The entrance gained
through the front basement and the panels Of the inside
doors forced out. II Is supposed the goods were
Capt Brown In Adelph street. entered by burglars
and of them being surprised by daughter OF the
occupant, the fellow toek her by the and fred
pistol. Fortunately the charge missed the objec.
intended. In the confusion which ensued the burglars
made their escape.
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Steamship Daniel Webster New Orleans ship Charmer. 81
Francisco; barks Chevaier. London; w Brodie Mobile
Wind at sunrise, wNw; meridian, s; sunset, do.
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Br bark Gasgow, 5 tons, at Savannah has recently
becn ptrclased ny Alien Co that CITY, who
nave put into keel and called her the Yamacraw
when the Tag hoisted board salute guns was
fred.
The Ship Lis, reports the sale Of clipper ship Telegraph
bu M 1851 l06s tons Tor about Af and bsrk
May Queen built 10 Salem, 80 years old s tons for $4,000
each.
i.urcnrrAt Belfast ilh BY Nessrs Carter superor
ship OF lCOO called the MARY Hammond bum for artes
Boston, and be commanded By Cap, John Colson Of Bel.
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fenpe grand Juror and that on ground in degree
affecting MS mrar,ay ai.er ne mas been aw'ce resn
has entered upon and actually discharged his functions
a proceeding We have seen, expressly forbidden, as
we'll principle by the statute and one which, II
allowed would render the trial Of criminal ndic
ments, in Of actual guilt almost imprncticabe.
Although therefore, matter Of fact II be true that one
Of the grand jurors resided In adjoining county yet
matter Of law the fact found IL sufficient
to warrant the court in granting the prayer with which
the defendants plea concludes to quash the Indictment
and accordingly order must be entered in the
abshed practice in such cases. directing the defendant
notwithstanding the objection, to answer over on the
merits 70 the offence with which he stands charsed
accused now propose TO dor
Mr.. Brady-l suppose the District Attorney has mo.
ton to make
MIR. HALL have not, till plea is put in.
Mr. whiting came into the court at this point. He
was not prepared he said give the defendant any ad
vice this morning as to the plea he should put in He
Mr. Hall had no objection to the defendant having q
short delay granted There twenty three counts in
the Indictment but HilI there was substan tally but
The Court asked counsel what delay they wanted.
Mr. Busteed-We want . week sir, at least.
Mr. HALL object to that delay.
Mr.. Busted had not yet even seen the nd,tment and
they would require six seven days TO prepare their
answer.
Mr. Hall did consider that such delay was at all
necessary The gentlemen the other side might de
eide in fifteen minutes whether they should plead de
mur TO the Indictment. He thought one days delay
Judge Roosevelt understood there was but one subsan
ta charge In the indictment, and he could not see that
there any difficulty in the matter OF pleading He
presumed the counsel prepared for the possible con.
ngency Of demurrer. was his determination In this
and every other to see that every accused person
shall be tried charges in substance There was no
danger OF person being convicted before him on techn
caites The whole Of the matter could be reviewed
again on WRIT Of errer motion in judg.
Mr. Busted stl thought that the indictment, required
cszeix aud studied Perpsal and lnyesstcp and that
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Ia,

SUNDAY morning fire broke ct in Mil
No. Of the Manchester Corporation. destroy
NJ about oac hail. Of the building and j.,
contents The MIL was 800 feet ions. and
''a> occupied i1r cotton manufactures. TIE
'oSs IS ,'2'".'o', aud 800 persons are thrown
cat Of employment. The mill w, in>q.c,
Tor only 100000. Another i've broke oar
between Manchester and Hanover Streets
winch destroyed thirtv-two houses. in,ln.jinr
f"'ne:s. which was valued at $1,000
Among the .iicrers are j. T. Perry, apoiI.-
'oafy; Mcs>1s. raymond and Thomas. G.. !,
,atnev, ". \. Duanev :, Co.. and ,,,arr Oh
els.
The loss iy TINS aforementioned ire !, not
lar from 1o,1'o. Two acres were b,rc,d
lie ., . n" l,tlucuall, ,r.urcd
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r,.,,,x,, rC:,rox.-Hnt tie
1,r ;o.. ro,.v p'op,mcr. # Cro;o.,. :
,lt-:,..,.,,. -. i..,,...,.., wears az 500. v,s2r-
...t.l o,l lrorrl.t before Justice i>a.. \.
iI,u f. az ,,.;,otion g., co.r,]a;rt stoned
-. ,,o S..t.s ,t.,~,.,. ,.,roi,,., hor VIII.
ne muru, ,t .:...... .,.o. NcatL =. child
,vycl. yeas u a.c, Iv poisoning. The com
!....:r: contained account for mans.auc''er.-
~ .(;,yonv nr3 laced ~ the t;oycrngncut
..,.I,-l 10 ,,.rw az: tie respondent on III,
ttyrty-c;q,f,. l.tv .. Jane las. carried witt
h.r E, tie ,,iis,rir, sr.o.., \ .ol.l white sub
f,nce about Ar .a,h and l.glt il lcnrtn b,
fire.. ,,,rt,, =. ~ incl, IN width. and ,.urin.
Ire ,,ay cave ,;cc,; OF il to the >,i.i ua.na
Jane Heath and to '.cr YOUNGER sister,. win
III, ,N;nr Il y ANY c.l!ti y n rc.ar,, 10 !,
.r T.. t3r:n;r,r ;,r,n wIa; !. and ,hat t;,cs,.
children ha, other nin"es OF TIE same which
.,,..v o',.,in.l e. ,ro.hor clilI who I;31 i %;
',,.r..u,,f,1..of 'i',tf,,,v ,tn Of II and were.
soon after taken violently .;vn, exhibiting a.,
he xym,,o,n. of no;>ou: and that Emma J..
lie! CA lie second ;;;. NO tha' tnc re-
.,on, ~, rays, = ,',c,. ,f fine ,,rlc 70 auo;!r,.
;-I..j It'd l.r+',,. j. u;a> ..,i.,.p The t,,-
,;..,,, ~, ..o,..l +, .r,ov ,,,+ ,',p rr~,,oY-
i.,, .,,i,:t.,. ,,;s several l,ys I,.-
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J., .vrntyteo millions Of bushels more tha'
ia 1870. and tor;y millions more than las
var .,ccor,,in~ to lis calculation to
Weld vi!, be 1II.50o,oo9 bushels in The ::rai'
rowing State. tn tbs connection 1t inns
also J.. remembered that To- exhaustion ct
wheat last vca, va aj'ribui.ble IN iarr'
de-. % lie f;iiu-e o. orhp~ eros as vel!
as - that q! this grain. There WAS not
I'LL cro, Of anv cereal. aal in addition Z
.i,;>. there We not more thar one-i0urth @!
ere, Of vegetables. Consequently. "hr2
Was consumed; % : inucl greater extent thar
!. would Otherwise lave been. This y"9r, y.
1--we not only an ayerg.' croo g: ""ea'- bl
The crons o. o.:i"r Grains, anI al kind q:
vegetables. promise to he unusually larce.
Ta~rc must be an abundant supply o.. all
kind. Of provisions ~ home co"s"mp'lon
End = Ia~ce s-;r, - i.r c@.oct # required.
t. C,e,ol.ad !:e:all las met IT, G.
".:lbn, rcor'c trr, a. ror;; Is Of tie : 81.
M :. r,"o~. Ct r.5, cra,s harvc>t>. an'
il ,ro-7r va uaiye:. :. wheat Gro.
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southern portion o. Ia *.a.e. AL i t..
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-irTUE>lN;; iioHF.-!t is stated that
Ex-Pre,u!e,.t Martin Van Buren,. and his
son Colonel IAN Buren,. were to have LETT
Liverpool IN the steamer Poc,Uc on the 3oth
uitlmo. They are expected in Ncw-Yo
early THIS week.
On Thursday last. al .hty-oae packages
ofliquor We're seized i'y the police Of Bangor,
rom the schooner 'Iyro, With lad jas, ar
rived. These Packages contained from ! 70
~ gallons each.
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g.. Governor. Srs..;.EN nNVC.,
Tor 1T. 'ir,n'f, e. LAD ELITEH Ey,
tof .:~'.uI".. .fEt;i'i y PATS.
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'n'ii -nation ar"i'cd III me west ny '"e perm
ny a"t i'nhc. my oi t.ie fierce Ad'il!'s IA
ftnn T., him ii tl.c ,'c. ou'.t, which !o!.3a,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-07-21

Nix. CUsnWi, *. ior eighteen years the
>,en' ivnai,iy anl excellent editor OF The st.
.;ohnSbur. t.NfDUNiAN, announces the dis
solution o. Ii, connection with that paprr.-
lie SOCKS a les sctentary and coniinEg CO
,.unaton. We part with INN as member Of
ne fraternity Of The Press, with sincere .e-
ret. but congratulate him on his release,
md wish him all >'tct.sS IN MS future Inc o.
ii.c-},4,F. rt0n frf1 j'r1>e