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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

A craIous casg or A,sTAsTv irrsrIry--. NAN
wiTrFssFs Bls owr frNgnAT 20 TIE HORROR
AMI pIsAAr az MS WIPE AID sEL,rIvss.
curiws and sumcshsl as.using cav o. ras.,slen
Hertsy has just came 70 lthi. cOrcrcs psry IL told
ING inquest at Bellevue ncsr al o.cr,ay, ugs he
bcdy II Al unknown msp. wa 8sc fron, 40 Effects &c
injuries received III being run oycs a the Hadscn
river R.nFo1d, ieGros The particulars o; c,sa vhsren
deal say bis cvn rrsyal stopped he eorlese
informed vfe ard relatives L.. he va not inc aesd
In the pro eosn site vhlci uey were sa,sias ia So
lorpn prevention, but ira, Re alive ere tc1ns ana
ss veil - ever he w@.
Tho iscts IN thh strange e>sc, although some vrsi IN.
crtde arre-craeless wus, siicsf Be vo1chcd f5r by
tue very oc~s s,tsori,y. Thay are as fcllOwss--
Eevspth avenue, nevr Forty seventh swet, wasinored
that btdy . man reaemlrrg her hubbard. Patrick
roaa. bea~ rMrJt -n. Psucs beEs = s'ld cbsrsete
being at-set iron home ns Homc days, his wife ma
ursiy enorst thorsh thtrs might be truth Ia the
,he ssnusa re sce of The desi man and Il cnce den
u,ed as The remshs Of her "dnrnx Psddy.r A oofar
ese o. NE WIDOW where e friends 's sed ~
isfives Of decssscd were In readiness W perform
cent cersnopy, tnoyD IN Ireland ~ The term Of ssk
irxr The custom having been fully observed IN the
Of PATRICK funeral procession the next thing
~ order While the oostege s0 moving from the bouss
sSt farewell Q, her "aear Psaay up s,sised Ps,r,os
hmse and tAypins biz wife on the shoulder very limo
thought that apparton was before her and tainted e.
instantly fhe effect Of Mr.. Barkes arrival ., such
roomen. was isdsed ludicrous. me coffin bearers
drcppsd their burthen and scampered OF a. rghtonsd
70 death. Pstrtck could not 70 save HE nfe insxioo
and general stampede on the part Of those VINO were -
intimate With him previous 10 his starting 90 his ssl
bender" However,, an des suggested Itself re
raised the NJ o. The coffin, when behold he VOC vss
seizet with feeling akin \, ica But Patrick bsine
rosn o. sced nervous constsuttr -allsd au,cliy ara
ifcrmed the lev trembling spectators y the carIous
sccFe ha tbsse vac meet lculous rissax
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The Steamer AdIiatic and her Machinery.
report having obtained credence esterday that the
new Collins ste amship Adriatic bad been delayed com
peton several NOR tbs BY JUST discovered error In her
machinery we despatched reporter forthwith to the
Novelty Works for the purpose Of obtaining I'LL inorma
ton Of the unoward affair. II stated that newly
invented valve bad been used the engines aui would
act that the side wheels Of the could not
yoye and that the various deck saloons the oec itself
and the machinery, would have 70 be d,smAated thus
delay ing the finishing or the vessel until next spring
PARTIES who proesse. to be well informed stated that
the valve in Qua shon had been employed by Mr. Allen
OF the Novelty Works, his individual responsible
ty against the strongly expressed opinions Of many
engineers no gave their verdict that the valve
could never act.
Alter full investigation find the report IL incorrect
There has A. yet, been steam the Adriatc, con
sequenly the valve could not have proved q failure
the side VII eels refuse to reyoiTe.
No change whatever, Is about being made, either In
the gnes sppufensaces consequently the deck is
not going 70 be removed deck saloons and Offices
dl:mantled
The condensers are not yet completed consequently
the engines have not been attempted to be
The much v:ilihed valve has funotioned admirably
another engine. during two years past.
The public rely upon the taots above stated. II
appears from the principals OF the Novelty Works that
80 immensely powerful is the machinery being
placed in the Adratc that the ordinary slide valve could
be ussi whereas the valve employed Is peculiarly
suited 10 the oscatirg engines with which the ship Is
fitted Some delay has unavoidabiy occurred in the Adri
Anc com account of the difficulty in finish ng
the castings unparalleled size and strength
Mr.. Allen hea forwarded US the following ccmmunlca.
toc in reference 10 the above report -
To rgx EpToR THK INV IosK HERALD
Of has been q. works to make In
qty 10 the grounds for the article In OF the city
ma reatye TO the engines Of the Adatc desire to state
that know anticipate change whatever
in the engines their appurenarces We have moi yet had
Adriac but fully believe that her performance
viii be entirely satisfactory. The condensers will not be
ready eight or len days soon they are convicted
engines viii be The valves referred 10 are OF kind that
has proved 10 the quail ties which
dueed th.ir adoption on the engines OF the adrisic
NOVELTY IRos WoRKs. HOR Alto ALLEN.
The pubic, IA future. must be guaroed in believing
statement relative TO the Adratc short time since Il
could float and had sunk the bottom
dock-now is said that her engines not work.
Within few weeks the Adriatc Will prove 10 her ain.
ssyers that she Is perfect in al her Internal arrange
he Is faatess IL form-the ehf d'0atrs not
merely OF George Steers but CT the steam marine Of our
country.
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somewhere and invited those present within speaking
dsanos 70 forward end help him 10 urravel the
mystery. One two Of the nsThbors moro courageous
Than the rest slowly advanced towards Patrick and ~
ter many urgent solicitations on the part OF the latter,
they IN closer contact and scsnaly had the ene
rity to shake hsnds with hero Tbs mistake the
part OF Patricks wife became clearly apparent 70
all, and more hearty In her congratulations
than Kathleen herself The lost husband being restored
the v lie OF his bosom the funeYA stopped, and
orders gwen the driver OF the hoArpe TO convey
he dead, which bore strong . resemblance 70 the
living to Bellevue Hospital The the inquest held
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iH Greenwich, between Cor4.ad. aud Idberty s.rsrS,
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meant 10 convey was that not over twelve
of the forty were business men, there
fore not 'reaI men = \ fine view, IN
deed of his fellow men, OF whom, when
he visits them, he pretend' to think ;"
much, especially when he has long bil'
for visits, pills and physic'' But nine
teen-twrnieths Of the signers OF that
petition, were men, real men, men OF
mind, character aud good standing in So
cirty, and wodld not suffer in comparison
with this Villager for talents or in
tegrity of purpose. And among those
signers are to be found the names Of
about half of those who, some years pre-
vious, signed the Wyoming petition, for
they had long since ceased to think it,
prayer would be granted. The truth
Of his assertion that some five or six
persons met at the village School House
and said to change the name Of b. Iron
" orks to Alton can now be sifted &,
and the number that did meet approx
mated by the application of his peculiar
mode Of reckoning, that is twelve to
forty, or the proportion between what
he is willing to admit and the real truth !;
something on the plan that one would
speculate in him by buying him for what
he is really worth, aud selling him at his
own estimation.
In conclusion, he says the Alton pc.
tition, with its forty subscribers, met
its defeat by coming in contact with the
other petition with its twelve subScri-
bers.' Poor fellow! Was ever man
30 deluded, or so bent on exposing his
own weakness II he is really so desir-
Gus of turning himself inside out to the
public gaz', | would advise him to write
one more letter and have it published IN
the EchO, and if he does not then ac-
complish it to his satisfaction, and that
of the public, | will lay by this grape
slot defence, and lend him the use of
few forty Founders | have in reserve tol
him and his idol when he again assails
mo. lie must think the business of the
=. .. Department at Washington is no
'lI'iN 'udI iIlS OWn, dhu 'Idl
petition sent there now must nccesSali-
iy come into immediate contact with
that sent there years ago. A more IA
tlonal view, in my opinion, would be
that when petitions are therH received,
they are filed away in the order they
are received, and taken up and acted
upon in the OF der in which they are filed
Therefore, as | said before, should the
name of the place, Alton, come up at
the end Of the next quarter as the name
of the p o, no Que need 1conder ;
tor it is what the people here have asked
for, Is what common sense dictates to
tnem they should ask for, aud is what
they are daily expecting to realize.
Alton is the name of this village, the
: iaufH name, and there is not shad-
dow of a reasonable pretext for calling
it Wyoming; aud | think it will require
something more than the AImsy, ground
less assertions and iusinuations of vii
lager unsupported as they are by proof
reason or Common honesty, to induce
people abroad to call this place by a
name which is here abhorred.
CITIZEN.
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ADVERTISER.

NORTH Providence Lewis Fai brother
obadiah Brown, James l. Wheaton
stephen Is Swan, all American Repub
licans.
C~m6erlond, Nathaniel G Dana 1
releg w. Lippiit,f James c. Molten
Darwin NJ. Cook +
'Seitnate, Oh rles Jackson, Pardon
A. Phillips +
Faster, j Joseph Wells + -
ISmithfeld, Nathaniel Spaulding. Jer-
emiah j. Young, Ansel Holman, Hen
ry & Pierce, Lysander Flagg, William
p, Steere, all Americans.
GlOcester, William S. Pottcr,+ Reu-
ben A. Clemence.f
BurrairiLe, Smith Mowry, II. A.
Babbitt.
Cranston, Mason Cornell,+ William
+. Waterman.T
Johnstoa, Granville S. Williams, t
Abram l.. Atwood +
Newport, George b. Knowles, Clarke
Burdick, Soth w. Macy, Samuel S.
Peckham, + and one vacancy.
lHddlcto,en, William B. Rowland,
by ! majority.
Portsmoaih, George Manchester
TGrertoa, Edward Gray, Jr., Freder-
ick A. Boomer, Allen Hart.
Line Compton, Oliver G, Brownell.
ImestoVn, Samuel f.. Weedel.*
NeU Sh0reham, Luther B. Dickens
Warrick, William Sprague ,ac VIII
liam A Corey, Christopher Spencer, +
Alexandrr Allen +
Corentrg, Thomas Whipple,t Amos
Ei,ke +
East Greea~ich, Ray G Greene +
WeSt Gree"mich, George Dawloy,T
NorM hiagstO~a, No election. Jer
emiah Carpenter, John Remington,
hold over.
SouM hingsto,on, Daniel Rodman,
Augustus Du,iee
Ereier, William G.. Rose +
Richmond, No election.
Hophiaton, Harm, Lanphear.t
Westerly, John E Weeden.
ChorieMiown, John w. Money
BristOl, John b. Munro, W. Howe
Church.
Warren, II. II. Luther, one no
choice.
harrington, w. II. Smith, citizens
ticket.
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wAsIIINGToN COUNTY.
Sc TORS.

[The names having an affixed are Ameri
publicans those with a I are Democrats ant
tlose not marked are Americans.
Proridenee, Benjamin Y. Eames y
". Pr0ridence, Jonathan G. Kenyon
Cumberlaad ,GlaIding o. Thompson
.Scitudle, Ira Cowee +
Faster, Thomas NJ. Remington +
Smithfeld, Stephen N. Mason
GioccSter, Smith Pcckhan.f
{ Burrilrihe, Stephen Eddy
) Cranston, Elkanah Ingalls.f
JohastOn, Alfred Anthony.f
Ncmport, No election.
lLiddleiOun, Augustus Peckham.t
Iortsmouth, No choice.
Tprton, Oliver Chace.
Lille ComptOn, Nathaniel Church.
JdmeStoWn, No election.
Ne,o Shoreham, Hiram d. Ball.
Waruick, John Fl. Clark W
/ Coreatry, Lawton johnson
East Greenw,ch, No choice.
Nest Greenrich, Tho's T.. Hazard.+
NORTH Kingstoun, No election. H..
Sweet, holds over
South hingstown, John S. Clark.
E1etcr, alexander s. Hopkins
Richmond, No election.
Hopkiaton, Lester Crandall.
Westerly, Enoch b Pendleton.
Charicslo1cn, William Foster.
BristoL, William r. Munro.
Wrrren, Thomas G. Turner.
Barrington, William IL. Allen, citi
zen's ticket.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Pror;dence, Benjamin +. Thurston,
] esse Brown Ten vacancies.
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awe understand, says the Wake
held Times, that the Rev. Mr., Reed.
pastor of the First Babtist Church in
this village, offred his resignation to
the church on Sunday last Mr. Reed
has been connected with that church for
nearly two years, and has given very
great satisfaction in the performances of
his duties, and We presume his people
will much regret the necessity Of losing
him, If such necessity should come.
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BI- We learn from the Prov.
Trans, that as the train which leaves
that city, for Hartford at | / 2 o'clock,
a. m, was storting, Monday morning,
brakeman, named David Smith, in at
tempting to get on the cars fell upon
the track, when two wheels of the rear
car passed over his legs below the knee,
breaking both legs. He was taken di-
rectly to the office OF DR.. Miller, where.
upon examination, it was found neces-
sary to amputate one leg the other, it
is supposed may be saved
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AIaSsoS0H Salre. That which is
most useful is most valuable, This
Salve has been used with such brilliant
success that we must all give it the
praise justly due. 1t is sold for 25 oent
per box, at retail by the Agent.
None genuine unless signed l. BurTs
on the wrapper,
All orders addressed to
j. 2. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
l2O Washington street, Boston, Mass.
AGENTS - Porter & CHAMpLIN,
Westerly; q. L. NICHOLS, Kings ton ,
and Druggists throughout the States.
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sss~ The body of Josiah B Kilborn.

esas~ The body of Josiah B. Kilborn,
OF the firm of French, Wells & Co
and Director of the Groceers' Bank.
Boston, who has been missing since the
2lst Of November, was found 10 Charles
river, Wednesday. He was connected
with some irregular transactions at the
bank, and it had been supposed by some
that he had fed the country Amos
p. Cohurn, j Packer, Chas Sheldon,
and w. b Cromack, parties arrested
on Tuesday night, at Dooley's Hotel,
Boston, while engaged in drawing
sixty tholfsand dollar lottery scheme,
were examined in the Police Court on
Wednesday, and held for trial on bail
Of $4,000 each.
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py- A suit against one of the com
ductors of the New York & New Haven
Railroad Company (Clawson Us. Groot)
came before the Superior Court, at
Bridgeport, Wednesday afternoon.--
The plaintiff, it is said, not having a
ticket and declining to pay the Eve
cents extra, was put off the cars, and it
is charged that unnecessary violence
was used.
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say~A 1t last accounts from the Sand s.
wch Islands, tho volcanic lava had
flo red to within five miles OF the town
of Hilo, the destrucii ion of which was
certain. Fasting aud prayer were OBJ
served by the inhabitants but most of
them would soon leave the locality.
their supplications having proved of no
avail against the volcano. The lava
had penetrated an arm of the Wailuku
river, and rendered the water so bos
that man was scalded to death bv
Jumping into it.
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nas- The Concord Patriot recently
cha ged the 1mherst Cabinet with be-
ing piOus. The latter responds, but
without denying or confessing the fact,
says " it is Il charge we are sure that
cannot, with even the shadow of an ex.
cuse, be brought against that Sheet
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pszy" 1t is stated that Col. Rawlissou

Dsz3" 1t is stated that Col. Rawlissou,
who is at present engaged in prosecuting
the discoveries commenced by I.ayard
aud Botta, and in exhuming frmn the
mounds of the long lost rival cities Of
Niuevah aud Babylon, the instructive
remains of this once gigantic power, has
lately discovered in a state of perfect
preservaiion, what is believed to be the
mummy of Nebuchadnezzar. The face
Of the rebeliious monarch Of Babylon,
coverd by one Of those gold masks us
ually found in Assyrian tombs, is de-
scrbcd as very handsome, the forehead
high and commanding, the features
marked and regular. This interesting
relic of remote antiquity is for the pre-
sent preserved.in the Museum of the
East India Company.
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B9- Secretar, Guthrie made good
joke the other night, perhaps unwilling
Iy. Some one asked how he came to
fall on the ice. AL my own fault, he
replied had kept on in my own
track, however. should not have tum-
bled but having occasin to cross over
to the attorney Generals IL mas so slip
pcry aJom there, that lost my footing
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Bsy" BY The Emu, at Boston, from
Liverpool, we have Rio Janeiro dates
to the llth of February The Amcri-
can schooner Maria Il, Smith had been
captured by the Brazilian brig Of wal
Olinda, while attempting to land $40
negroes, which she had brought from
the coast of Africa, The Olinda took
the schooner into Bahia, where the com
mander and crew Gall Americans) were
ironed and locked up in the Jail. When
the schooner left tho coast of Africa
she had on board 500 blacks, but they
were so closely packed, totally naked
and so badly fed during the voyage,
that $50 died and were thrown over
board, and of those landed at Bahia, Ga
died few hours afterwards. The sur
vivors were Immediately fed and clothed
and will be taken care of until their ul.
innate destination is resolved upon -
The Maria E. Smith (or Mary Smith
was formerly packet, running between
Boston and Halifax. She LETT Boston
for the coast Of Africa some time last
autumn. Attempts were made to de.
tain her on suspicion of being SLAYER,
out she ran away from the United States
revenue cutter after she had been seized
by the U. 5. Marshal.
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gss" On Sunday week for the first
time in "a number of months, work was
entirely suspended in the Western Rail
road repair shops, III Sprin field, Mass :;
'he road having been obliged, from the
severity OF the weather, to continue re-
pairs every dry, without Cessation, dur
IUg the winter.
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eJ" The brig Clement went ashore
during the snow storm on Monday night
of last week on the Boston Neck coast
We understand ! she was from Baltimore,
bound for Boston, with cargo Of com
aad -four, She bilged, after striking,
and the corn was rapidly running out.
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aas" Capt. Adams, of the ship John
Cummings, has been arrested in New
York, charged with shooting one Of his
crew, at the Chiucha Islands. The ar
rest was made by the direction of Sec
retary Marcy, upon the complaint of the
Peruvian Minister.
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10 We call attention to the advertisement
of " Rose Mary" 1t is an excellent article
for the hair-prevents badness and grey hairs,
and gives rich and glossy appearance to the
hair. 1t can be had at Mr. b. W. HammOnd's
store.
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akD- Thore was sensation in one of
the Boston Churches, Sunday, caused by
the discovery of considerable volume
Of smoke issuing from the organ, during
sermon time. An examination disclos.
ed the two " blowers" in the little coon
behind the instrument, comfortably en-
jsying their cigars, and the alarm abat
ed.
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9sS~ We have received the April
number Of Harper's Praise of Har-
per's would be supel fuous, we would
therefore simply say that it may be had
OF Mr. E & Barnes, the enterpri.iug
ucws-vender.
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LOST.

4 RATE BILL for he Town of Stonington. for
"A the Co lection of Tax to meet the expenses Of
SAID town.ahd directed by warrant to James c.
Albro Collector. The finder will be reasonably re-
weiatu by Ieaying IL at this Office to the sub.
scr be, Is residence JAMES C. ALBRO.
March 18th 1856
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Dsg- We learn from the Narragan
sett Times that Rev. Joel Mann, Pastor
of the Congregational Society at Kings
ton, has received an inv tatien to be
come the Pastor Of the Church in Put
man, Connecticut. A meeting of the
Congregational Society was held al
Kingston, last Tuesday evening, when
Luke Aldrch, Esq, was chosen chair
man, and Gen. James b Nj. Potte,
was appointed Committee to unite with
IA committee to be chosen by the Church
to confer with Mr.. Mann, and to expires.
to him the general regret which would
be felt by the Society and Church if he
should conclude to leave, and to invite
him to remain at Kingston.
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Go" We had intended to to speak of the
closing exercises Of the Singing Schools at
Mllltown and Ashaway, but are unable to do
so for want of room
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ROOMS TO LET.

THE two front Rooms in the second story
oi Vose Block, on Main st. Also the Hall
In the third story of tho same Block.
Applyt to J. HLEwIs
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Che Ucstcrlp CfDo,
AND
Paw@ @Gw@k Adve rtis@P.
Westerly, April 3. 1856.
Election Returns.

Yesterday was the day for the elec-
ton of State Officers. There was prob
ably more exertion by all parties, to get
out the freemen Of the town, than has
been made in several years. The con-
test for members Of the General Assem-
bly,, was between the American Party
and a union OF the other parties. The
candidates of the American Party were
Enoch b. Pendleton, for Senator, and
j ohn e. Weeden for Representative -
The candidates for the Union Ticket
wore Nathan Il. Langworthy for Sena-
tor, and Orlando Smith for Represents
tive. The following is the vote
For .Senator
Enoch b Pendloton, Am. 245
Nathan II, Langworthy, Union 6e
For Representative,
John L. Weeden, Am 2l7
Orlando Smith, Unon 6s
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The following Returns we copy from
the PrOrideace Jourmai. Mr. Hoppin
is elected Governor by $3.50 majority ;
There is no choice Of Lieut.. Governor
or Of General Treasurer The Ameri
cans and Republicans generally united
On their candidates for General Asse ua
bly,; they have already Il clear majority
IN Grand Committee, having II of the
81 Senators aud 80 of the ~ members
Of the House, and there are Is vacancies.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.