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For Liverpool In The steamship Arabia, from Boston-Wo
Prescott. wife. two children and nurse Blake and wife,
Nsih Snow, two Misses Snow Msssrs Carrmih Carney,
Pos,on; wm Morris Of ChaIesiown; II W Torrey Of Cam
bridge Mrs Macdonald, of Roxbury Mise Brown, OF
canton, Macs Messrs Hewsi, q Seedham Prankey Of
q COM; VS. Humphrey Of New HsmPshIre Miss Grab s
NsJcr Coleman, wife, infant and nurse; Cha. reey
s,sr,cn. Miss Hordls,z ard maid. yessrs r Togesry
flaw tshrm Derxst Thoriey aud brother schensser Thos
81 john n Palmer, John GrLhs zestar Of New YORK
Nss.Ts f'r' Levy q Ottawa III Gsrsde iowa
Roman and Mrs Roman q louisiana Mr. Thomas Ap.
p'etop of New Orleans Rev W Elder Of - stephens b
Mss Frnts Of Montreal Major Lang Messrs 70. forya
tohr xar and Simon Solomon, OF Iondon Thos Hunter and
servant Thos Fauset, wo Misses Hunter II Lnxson W
Rsf nss ss Il SSt Enss Wse saS q sSa s
vtDena6 snd VIZ q Hamburg 81 Denis, Of France
For iaiss-Messrs Vim Tale and Geo NaiLe son Of 10.
nd shipman, Of Connecticut 1 Morrison, Kenney
aud Vim Il Bliss Of New yok Join Perry, o. Brooklyn,
NJ VIM Htddcn ofCtcsEc Clark and wife, Miss Creighton.
for Hsvrs u de steamship vlgo-N Dietrich, Eugene
Gross Mrs Dietrich ana two children, Mas Dietrich Miss
fousa Grcss Miss Emma Cross CinciDnai Capt Henry
ravs Portland; nr Marco 4 Re,as, John Icbara, New
rartot Henry Gers, france Got,eb Ieu,hole, swzer.
land Pastor &c Ciarez Cuba Ducoomtler Marx Levy
and lady Mira Prsnlon and four children Wisconsin; Mrs
Brother Bonitus Brother BEGAN Mon,rea Aug Feer New
York; Christian walern, foughkeepse; Brother Honore
Montreal Dare, John Dufour France; Louis soley, But
For rcrfoR, &C.. 81 the steamship Roanoke.-samuel
powdy b Soaring John " Leeds, d r Pratt Carter
Mrs Cary aud infant Miss Paiiey Miss whtcombe, Andrew
and LADY Henry Chapman Abel Smith G Andrew Samuel
Paul Daniel Hurley, lady and seryani-l0 seamep.
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oFFtCEs DECLARED VACANT.
Tue board ~ Supervisors met the 18Th. Messrs
Ryan, Chamberlain tastrce I'D whe,ap sasser "a ID roll
sall mssserg~r wes scrt ~ VI. smith.
Mr. Chamhe lain russ 40 salf that he had 40 doast
dent said he had eonbt y II b4s as the matters 10
be acted On were inpodar' hc would Ike 10 have fi
Board. Mr. Castro seia IL gn8crs,ooi that Mr.. smta
had refused 20 - IN the nOlri any longer At this mo-
meut, however,, Mr. smth came ID ar took Ii seat
After feadrr The mirules, a Communication ron
Judge Norton asking w appropf alton ~ the cham
Der lately occupied by the bad ~ Assistant Adsrmsa
for the Twelfth District Court wac rea A. A motion vas
ua ie 10 appropriate the room AZ ssked and ps.ed
The Report Of the CITY TREASURER was received aud
. seed on Ole.
few Applications ior the pay nent OF private blls
were read and referred.
The report Of the commissioners asthorzed 20 approve
The bonds o. county ocers wac read. Il rec ed the
bonds approved the amounts and the names Of the
ties, as theJ have srcady been published the Buii~tn
abe minpses
communication IN relation 70 tie bad condition OF ths
Brsnnsn stree, oriase from the seeper Of the bridge,
The committee appointed report on We proper me.
tbod 70 collect wharf rents asked for further time
Mr. smith from the Police Committee reported al ordl.
nee pro riding for the appointment al thirty notice or
aters. The report was accepted.
Mr. Chamberlain rose and offered the follow IDg reso
fution--
Il appearing satisfactorily to the justices or he Peace
assembled together Board Of Supervisors in AMI or
tte city and county Of san Francisco that the Sheriff os
fbe county OF San Francisco the Coroner and Assessor
bave failed 10 execute their Official bonds within the time
and In accovdan with act entitled 70 repeal
The several charters Of The city Of San Francisco 10 e.
absh the boundaries Of the city and county Of Frau
eli co and 10 consolidate the government thereof
u ordsred tina, the said officers be and are hereby
seore any action vas taken upon the resolution com
M utaon from Mr. sfman, County Assessor, protest.
w asainst ibe secsrsion of the Board Of vacancy
- .,rr FSa. ste, /, bt allowed 10 make statement
-affrs'ht "a 'crtt.as tss
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Am. ..enad u approve. took occssior 70 con
h'a''' % -, gith ycurs on that subject and said
- III, o.. which from the tenor Of Your note. II is
ia"! 'u' oos...ry 70 repeat Wa then dril en TO
n.a,c in very general way, why nevertheless vas
oTfv.rdd 70 saw AID believe Cid say, that you,
rmbI;c man we're utterly INSCRIPTIONS. ana that
a. lining or retaining power you were determined to
~ no1 ,be fraud md corruption Of the city. rather
Tey nn lis virtue add integrty-ths. this conviction
~ our character had forced itself upon my mind by
low degrees and with extreme regret-and that when
say your bold md reckless attempt to obtain
800 600 from the Public Treasury without the shadow
81 legality 10 sustain il, under the precnse Of
frieI dship for the Central Park but really with the
object of abuing the public patronage Of it, expendi-
ture for Your own political ends deemed il my duty
ns a citizen T. show you 10 be utterly interruptions
that You should not again be n'rusted with political
power. / have, therefore, in reply TO your DOto, TO
state that without being able TO recall inpromptu
language have said enough to show YOU the spirit
and substance Of NJ remarks for which hold myself
responsible. beg leave t. odd the citizens who met
az the Aston House have done their duty. Com.
posed Of all parties they cOnscentiousy examined
the strength Of every organ ization which presents
candidate for the Mayolaiy opposed TO you, and have
deliberately advised their fellow citizens that NJ.
Whiting and Mr.. Blocker cannot possibly be elected;
that votes thrown for them will therefore be thrown
away and that the two strongcst organizations are
those Of Mr. Libby and Mr.. Barker. Every citizen,
therefore the day Of election must determine br
himself which Of those two gentlemen will poll the
largest vote and vote accordingly. II the public
sentiment b. concentrated upnn ethe' Of them, yod
will BE- easily defeated 20 tie JOY and relief of vast
majority Of our population Your ohodient servant,
Hon. FYHs,SDt WooD. ROBERT J. DILLON.
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MARINE Affairs.
ANolnhR SAD DISASTER on rHE SOUND.

ANO1NhR SAD DISASTER on TIL SOUND.
.l,L >cAtprD To DEATH tSD TWO MIN t*irNhr.
Tie steamer Bay State, Capt. Jewen, Of The Fad
River Line, met with sid disaster on tad6y night
last. She oA this city for Fal River NJ the usu'!
hour, witt 10 passengers on tCssd. Soon saeS t.
O'Clock, when she wac cd Huntington, i.9rc ls!and'
;en.6le crash wss heard us. as the passeaSrr' lisa
lft TIE supper-table. The crash wa' csu''d by t'e
erea: workDg-tcsm oF Il, oryire, wi, ",Gh- i''n'
twelve - fourteen tuns, having suddenly sr'plei on
IL tic rtey, c.s,hC, through tie hurricane aHi 81
hon deck snd tie ssoon stn-s r. the g.utemeHs
cGbr. II So Lroke tie man s0"r gisri hesm,
very he. Wy p'e & timber checking the force of the
Bow and saving tho kSll f,om dance. OF curse
q, starting socid,n, cr., i,A ie,, rOufi0n sulrrc
The pss,cnecr- ard il fortunate that i, DID no;
occnr few moments before, when lar., numbers OF
them wtre ascending the tsr. from the surpcr.tal.e.
Some OF the male passenger 10 tL,.r f,ixtt crowded
rto tho boats hanging ul0n the 6s,it., which were
soon aid with people, bu. they wcre immediately
o'deIed od again By ihe officers Of the boaL The
most serious result Of the sHcidcut was in consequence
frssmeni Of the ~o'&ng -beem e. i W.T. az der
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TIE MAYOPlLTl.
SPICY CORRESPONDENCE

lie following correspondence is in to'cra'Y I''I
Eo DISH and Lcods no explanation:
YiRNAhDO WOOD 10 ROBERT J. DILLON.
MAJORS OFfIcE, NEw.lORK, Nov. i>,'.
S!E: find in THE NEw.I0Rs TRIBUNE OF th'7 MORN
iuS Whist purports to be speech made by YOU at IA
tetug Of those opposed t. my election, held a. TIE
As.or flouse last Thursday evening In that speech
the following reference is made TO myself, and now
cal your attention 10 Il 10 ask whether you used 'ne
language referred TO on that occaslon
THE speaker yourself reviewed the prom sss snd
performances of Wood while Mayor and said tha;
With the most fatering prospects before him had he
sOrc right the innate evil Of the man caused hAn TO
sly h,mself with every speeies o. ra1d AM corraP
tor HAD he performed ;Ihe OF his promises, the
pop would have forgiven his ealiugs with Msrne,
Lis partner and have reelected HIN by s,2,am4ton.
Bat he had chosen his cOune, and, intnOchinS hm-
III behind an almost imprcgnabe fortress OF kdavery'
- public opinion at defiance
FERNANDO WOon
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z.h their apparatus. but there was GO water to be
he'd and the flames spread 70 a butchers-sdop.
bsrter---hop shed.. &c. Adio'nitg. and f,aiI,
70 New kinks bote,. al frame buil iings aud al
ere burned 10 the ground Most Of the flrb,u-e Of
the hotel wss saved The property hal recently been
uurcbssed BY Mr. Ne-kirk. aud ~e learn thst he had
1ly a 100 Insurance or IT, The flames RACED furoqsly
rom the want q water 70 check them: and i, vas
o,v nv the greatest exe-iors Of the citizens and fire.
mn resent that tue SUR urding building. were
AVE Suspicious are entertained oy citizens OF Haf'
5re Vas the work Of so incendi4rv.
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sbe stubborn will Of few graunies, who would mus
80 Old Ruck" essential service. Ballots for
e.. t;cte, headed John c. Fremont have been pre-
nared b, the bogus Democrats. The friends oil
aTion must be on their gaard-DO deception Is too 90
mean for their unprincplcd enemy. There wuI
probably be considerable gain on the recent ne
publican vote in Columbia, Monotour and DanPhi,n,
3ounticr. and. / am inclined to believe through al
ihc State. Ii So Of course the victory VIII DE- our
lsnd Fremont the next occupant OF the ire'iae"'''
chair. So mote il BIZ.
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ADVERTISEMENT


rIoA DssoLvED-Iu the Supreme Court th morning. Justice
Merck delivered decision the petition Of a. H. Rice foe-
mey OF the firm q Eetrdse Cob removal Of the In
junction which prohibited Lis manufacture OF the cosmetic
kuowns BALM % Tn0UsAND FLowTEs. The inJunetos
was granted Oh the position Of Fedge Co.. who claimed tho
ole ht To tho ps,ent snd original recipe. This claim
oyerrued hy his Honor Judg Merk who decided that MI
Rice IN equal tho right to manufacture aud sell the
BALM" that he right tue labels used BY
Eetrdg, Co." and that he has not attempted IN an msnnef
TO counterfeit the article deceive tho public in regard To IL
The claims Mr. Rice sustained In every
point, snd the matter thus disposed Of A1sn bfo"s'
'f' III boston Journal, Oct. ".
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E"StRT I. DILLON 20 FERNANDO WOOD.
IL. l.


SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. |, ~.
StR: have this evening received yoUr note oi to
say requesting to know whether used the language
in regard TO yourself, reported in TIE TGIBCVE ts
morning to have been uttered by me at meeting OF
gentlemen at the Astor Housc.
Al the tune received y>ur note, I was engaged in
,.s6io, Ire Eren,Hg Pos, contsinipc the sYt;sle
nom T'ar TRisUNF, TO VIII h You call my attention
ad vas not aware till then iAat any pubic report Of
ths, ting had been made. Il was private Il Ae:-
MI ci,izt1s, Il al parties, deegse~ ICON several
" atoms who meet together for TIE purpse OF IN.
,u,tn, mn tie best means OF deteltinc yorr -
elcton. Witch Was aerood rron 81 h' IDS {. be Pe
pc dsoger and Disgrace Although 'ne nsetOlS vas
private ane is sayings were not intended Tor pEohce
lon and should Dot, Therefore, have bean reported
y,t hold mysqV responsible ior any language l saal
lie Sbether at a pubic private assemO.sse
A. the several u,ee;.uss a; tho A:'or House syoae
lut nee and then rose with NJ intention O. ssy.aS
snt,;no about you but simply for the Object Of stop
ping thC current Of whoesale lsudasion o. Mr. Whiting
q. 1nny ffCm two three gcatomcn 10 the room and
81 csp0s.re bis shallow claims upon the confidence OF
the people and the charlaanry Of his opposition 70
W. la the oourfe OF my remarks upon the utterly
ios .icable and exploded theory Of municipal
g.,r,apest which Mr. Nb;ins IA las sPee'h - Tue
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Advertisement
"Tup DEAD RESTORED TO LIrE.-A few yesr

aso it 1enersy supposed that hsr could no, be ne
stored original color made 10 grow on bald heads om
.;ur the advent Of Professor WOODS HAIR RE- roRATrv.
msny no dyed now seen daily IN thu
various walks Of M appearing in ell the yiEor Of youth wssr
iug dark Go"nS locks simply from nsns tbs sfe"'
Restorative" . Lou,svhie iin"s
bH ali Drusais's.
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fAdycTtsemer'l
Wuvrr TvrTu PERT NpD BREATH AND BEAU

TrruI Co,plHses b. ssq~ssed by u-ns the BE- ~
A Tuous,Np FLOWER "-bswar. OF councrfrts rne I'M
Balm has brought ont hosts ~ countss
,s;. and in,nosior-. .,tT. each bottle Is signed
FLrsIDGE Co, Frsnkin sqnar~, " "
For sale by all Drugd,'.
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CITY ITEMS.

As.D1u, o, Mr,Ic.-It i sad that NJ. >tsnko-
,;,cb bs. taken or = about TO take, this operahOa-e
and cou,oeoce with a comp any-Mai. 5. Maj De
La Grange) 10 be Pr;ma Donna We believe th.'r
ro.ra natter. ZONE detail. only yet remaining to be
s-ar -,d with the stockholders
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Urp.oS RIyre RNIRoAD.-By refereuce % our
advertising columns i Will be seen tina, change n
ii passenger table Of this road takes plaee to-
dsy. The ard II o'clock trains viii hereafter leave
At 20 and II 30 and the o'clock p m express train
atiij. These trains connect directly with Western
"a
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To he Elestc,,oC ne Ci.yq Byookiyr.
The Republican COM ention which assemb ell on the
18th ult. for the purpose OF nominating city onicems
placed in nomination for the office OF justice oil me
Peace for the Second District. by trickery and MAJ
agement Of which had not the most remote suspicious
Until too late % counterfeit H. have been suppIaaed
in that nomination, and my name has been printed
upen the Republican ballots a. The candidate fcf me
III District Pre- ous 10 tho Assembling OF the Con-
yent.on bad expressly declared that would In NJ
Gaze accept nomination for the lat District NY rea.
con was simply that if elected for tho let District
should 10 obliged - attend to criminal complaints and
trsls for which Thevc inclination; while, II elected
for tbs I'D District could have made arrangements,
az did when before held the same office, 10 havo
been wholly occnyed with civil business. My views
and wishes in relation 20 this matter were conmuB~
Gated b. ne pcrsonaly, before the sitting OF the Con
vsntCn, TO Mr. llss1rourk, who afterwards recei, "a
the nomination for The 1T District from that Conyen'
ton and /, weS upGersoOd between that the nom
nations. Il made at al, shoai be made accordingly.
10 yJsunnce Of thi7 understanding, ard Of the nom
ina'ion g. made, commenced prepa.lng for The can
,s.s ard twa- not un.l be evening II the Slh un-
that disco eTed that names had been sunepu,
tously Trans ossd upon the Republican pscarcs and
ballots. AT abe 70 produce The n.st con'iS,tHS
prof that Til. Effected BY the Peshdy OF ss' nJ
bTouaa but the d. .as ot Ab would Occupy 700 liz
Ln-of fJi he ckenge III At he did NOT wlsn !? rn
against Jacob c Blschiey tke Dem9cralic cahaidss
or the l., D;s,r'r who !. very popItT, ana a.sor'ed
~ a.. sDd sqaibst ~h"p e nap Dn. =, ~, e.,
II.
n,cs,ice ere after made inquiry into the na,ier and
would, II il had been possible have done me justice
hut Il wss then t. . lat. torensjy Tue niiScalc
w - boyinc been been nominated candidate
or ,b ofce OF u.tic. Of the Peace for the Let District.
and having desire TO i'll ih .':ilon i proper taas
ail that Office. Ia view 81 the circumstaDccs under
which H-sbrOuck i now occupying a. q candidate
the place for which ard not Le selected, and in
asIotch q. hi conduct il permitting himself 10 usup
that position hoS. him Ia be wanting in that Of
isirless ard justice Indispensable in judicial Off
c-r have b~sts,ioG in seyiny 10 my friends that
IN nv juds Den The e.ection Of sope other rnsa would
sofd mucL better guaranty for tho pure and Ca'hlu
sdDDblTsor VI public justice, and believing thai "
s-rnCeb ~ b.. IS printed upon oil tho Republican
os'los tie Candidate for the I'D District, the thco
Of IA running candidate for the ZANE Dsut1
would be only on chiefly tn draw % votes nom .n.'
nou Iees OF the other paIes and thereby possioy sa
10 biz election, have determined 10 ~'a''s" ":
psme Wholly from tie canvass: f., -. ,..
NJ meme VII s.veltheloes be found p.,nHa II:n
tie Il pbiess bast. as toe candidate % We III p'''
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fAdvertssmsntI
TTAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have %

and every variety TH,s ~ Gocer, TEA Dealers and p
yate so1ohone Ooons and Young yson from No.
70 tOc Our powder and Imperial from 2)c ~ DC AL oss
,nae. equally low Also BIB. boxes 81 good Family reses
zoe dollar Cal aud eIanine-No. 15 Chatham ST. b<wSse
p AL and Roos
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BROOKX YN ITEMS.

THE MAYoRALrY OF BRooSLYN.-A report has
been put in circulation TO the injury OF Frano' b.
Striker the Republican candidate for Mayor, that his
patsaus of the First and Third Wards had abandoned
him for the Know Nothing canddate and 1t has alss
been stated in sunday paper that he had declined.
Both of these statements are without foundation. The
Republicans viii support him to man. No conslder"'
ton can induce Mr. Stryker TO decline.
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Acknowledgement

WOMEN AND CHILDREN may have chronological
ter with syice BY Mr. FOWLER, At No zoe Broadwss ssss
the Ps11 Private rooms for Geu,lenien and Ladies
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The n. oral Woman's Rights Convention vii hod
H. Severth Annual s. sion at The BroadwiY Tsoer-
-. ~, no aitb and s4h OF November.
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Jrnor W.u1fs6 Al THE BowTRT THs,IER.-f,x.
Jndoe Whiting made h.- appearance At the Bovery
Tbe,,er last SATURDAY evening and addressed his rl
low citizen. from the stage. The builiirg vas
crowded. and Mr. Whiting. although frequently inter-
r,Jted made long speech III favor % ms own e'ec-
ton to the office Of Mayor Of this city.
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Tuy CoubTS A. NoyFTBCR.-Thc Cout- have
been somewhat dull during the month which mas just
ended Lawyers have been engrossed in politics, and
judges .ccupied in making c.zeus, that the actual
amount Of lusincss disposed Of has been unusually
smar--excep in the Supreme Court, where Judges
Davies and Gould have materially shortened the cal
cndag Of tie Circuit.
One d. cisOn Of gIat Importance les been rendered
ut tie Court Of AppesIs. Ry il the much-vcsed ques-
ton Regarding the Marine Cour aud the powers oil s
General Term, first created in 1859, put AZ rest ard
the proper course of appeal determined. Probably
more than siC9, 600 change Lands in consequence OF
Ibis 6eci,Os, the usual oourse has been t. afpeA!
diIect 20 the Common Pleas, without recourse to the
General Term. Two cases involving large amount
enc of great public interest have bten argued before
Judge CleIke, r, the Special Term of the Supreme
Count bit rO ytt decided, viz The applications tor
construction of Anon G.. phepss viii, end for the ap
POINTING ut OF receiver Of the eitct of The Accessory
Truus.t Company, OIL tie ground that the RiYd~-
Walker decree Of dissolution is binding upon our
CouIs MOI of Tie parties chaIed with having en-
bezzied eher in TIE Ncrihe.n Railway of France, TO
tie value CT nearly a. 10000 have found their way
~ tbs ooarUy, ard EOw il jail, 10 default o; the
requisite hsi required * To- in civil rut in The ST.
pune Court. The quest Of t.eir ey,1adi..on under
toe freely reman.rg il ~ pe1ee. A third sui hHs
bct cOC'Teaccd again: the executive branch OF Tue
California N.sanc. Committee, tbs t'me in the CouF'
Of Commou pcss. :, lie cflenisr of TIE Court l.
comp .,iy,y s.os., vii, dcubt!ess. be Drought To
,'iA! i>iote tie ctk,is, which aye ii ths S1rrenr
Court. t. psEc III, aD,;hey SLAYER, has beer 'e'aef
by tie Ul.,.J SIT ofic, ~ snJ CONVICTION -, ore
oftLe l-ste- ~ k2-. f.,nd 90 board is r-ssNled -
rrofetiv.
TicGe T. cors.tc-a,l, smcuni o! c!;inins! bra'nfr'
&c con. tc.o.e iic Tr.i Siats D:st,i0t Cor: tfis
uo,,h. IT, till of II. uIco d. Co-t., tae Ia. OF
The ishs indeed fot Guing odt tie Brsmin' an
tlst q IL California cxi,c- indicted mc stealing .ohi
p tou-c. OG tie L. aos, have aot yc. taken pace
sui tie Grad Jl.y have Under consider lion vi!
org docket, coopis'n- Of. of AZ grad.s nd DE-
scr.sions. Jua,- Eei.on viii probably eool:aue 10
held TIC Gin rit during tie mHioe past OF the r''n''
ssd L b. eL.efy Gagged with locs psient cdu''s-
Of which is Low &C trial before biz
Ia to Court Of S..ioas, which viii te he'd ~ ne
cc,',r Saith. Char+s y. Hun,ngt's. tSe o'i-''e't
h.,tcr an4 foFccr vii Undoubtedly b indc.ei ], ou'
usy ayUd s,risl ty he plea CT Gully "n'o' "a
view o tie cgii, - lst him, II Is though ~ "''
p-, ~.
1to ts-l IF Iai, Bas ssI To- o'hef 'c''r- n '"e
s,snN;, Hell t-ae,iy l. to take Itaee or 'h' u u
d. Of November Fl. Sewburgh. IN Ors; e Cum
Charles II. WhisG.A. Ds.ir Attorney o. tnA' 'C-''
IT, VII! coIGC.i tie prcsec5t.0n IL when ~ Oi>''
iisl y II as-i-t, Il conyeLitbt
Ia he s.Yr,u c Coat Ci-cg!, Wt.st"''b u ae'a ~
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es'ablisbmeut No L. Spruce street II appears frscs
I'M alton that oily cote rags scrap pspcr Chtf.
SC we're thrown into the box. TO b. lowered down and
emitted into the SIRE, be,t morning; but Sunday in
tfvenpg they remained IN the box longer fip thas
ususl wien combustion eosued.
H0r Fbd Lamps Songeffnes Erpsole.--Ou tho
evening OF September TO- 1856 Mrs. Stone. vho keeps
fsncy Gooes Store, At No 81 fosrth street lighted
large .gh,-burner fud lamp, which hung 10 the win
dow, when It Instantly flashed up and exploded setting
ore to the premises. II appears from the investigators
hat TIE wick FOR the tube 10 which the light sp
pheo bad slipped down into the lamp aud thss ths
evaporation OF Tie fuid gas through the empty tubs
enlted and en- the application OF tho high. exploded.
Ddrihg iro nd,ors,-On Sunday afternoon, Sep<.
a. between and O'Clock the Frieuds meeting house
IN course Of completion At Nos IL and 81 West Twenty
seventh street, WAS set FIRE. suspi.iouslookinr
man was seen gong into the premises, but when he
four he noticed he went swsy soon af,er Re re
tut ed aDd entered the cellar of the ebnrh In .bcvt
half an hour aterward frs was In two psees
IN the church. ard in few moments tho whole bqid
irgwas IN flames This fellsw is Known BIZ d.sNin.
ton. and may yet be brought to justice
Danger OF ActdS and AicoAoi.-Ou Saturday
Sept a. between aud o'clock in the afternoon an
EXPLOSION took place Ia the building No 9l3 Wers
Ihirtv.siy;h street ard man named Adolf Ueiner-
rann lost his he. IL appears nom the ipvesg stisu
that barrel OF alcohol lsaking and that the msn
Heintrmspn was engaged drawing it off, aad that 10
some vsv not known the slcoho came in contact
with some nitric suphuric acid on the same door.
when insisnt combustion and fire onsued
The Union OF alcohol and nitric or sulphuric scid
generates ether which produces instant explosion sed
and FIRE. They should never be kept in proximity 10
esch other.