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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-09
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Nrsshs Dow a
'uru- In this
N"ou wears his u- ed he
nave along nearly the whsle time, n,
' unable ." nave his body lie told tried ali IN. phv.
Sans. and bought and al M ~ -.
any hing which he could ~bIeh We
y9 We sold him three bottles IMMINENT aud
oh MN dd not cure him. would huu
en Ia bed In ten days be walking sbau nd
s h.d no attack since he only thing In ~, arid
that viii cure Rhcuuiatlsn, V,sy Rr,n ION '''s
miiI DAyInsnS ru.y,
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But 80 dsepgrounded the prudces against the
val OF all restrictions the OF Money, In the minds
Of those who take superb eis view Of the subject that
Will be an ariucus task combat those prcjudccs
cesiuy STILL u can DC doue and by submitting the
ton q, the good and Intelligence OF each successive
Legislature We have doubt OF the inevitable remova
from Statute Book OF this absurd relic VI bararous
age.
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LATER IRON SANTA FE.-Advices To the 2sd of Febru.
airy state that Lieutenant Johnson tried by court martial
was acquitted and that the OF Major Blake had
postponed Lcuts Cz and Morrison of the "a infantry
had arrived from the States with recruits Col Chan
der was still at Fort Craig. Gen. Garland Colonel GRAY
son and Major Blake returned to Santa Fe OH Feb
ruary 20, from Albuquerque where they had been for
few days on official business The Legislature of the
Territory had adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-09

AN EXAMPLE, foR VIRGINIA FARNERs-The last Colds
borough, " e. Tribune says: Just as we 90 Ia prcs.
freight train Is starting for Wilmington with large lot
of splendid Western ay-as green and fresh rs when
collected from the meadow This hay will come into
competition with that from the North and trust u
maey exclude 1t from the North Carolina market Here.
road" 1900
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WEIGHT OF CcAL-By act OF the late Legislature of
kentucky, the weight Of bushel of bituninous coal has
been liked at eighty pounds while that camel has been
reducrd TO seventy pounds Persons who are familiar
With coal say that there is but very small quantity of
the Pttsburg coal that will weigh 10 pounds under the
measured oushe that being the required weight under
the present law
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-09

The FIRr AT GALENs, ILL., of which the telegraph has
already informed u, destroyed ~ buildings ncudng St
bchAels Catholic Church, which was valued AT As onn
and insured IL originated in the stable If " o. Wal
ker OF Chicago. Oh the houses destroyed 10 were on
the north and ID on the east side Of Main street The
Galena Courier Office sustained los. OF ~ 900 hat was
insured. The total loss Is about Sshn 900
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-09

A, , JONcORp, Nay 30, 800.
Wy DfAE siR - rejoice that the leo ling organ Of
our party nov under yOuf control. sud regard the
ehAhge ~ most auspicious 10 this unotuyc There i.
great battle before u+-a baue for the Union-a battle
Iof Tue rceudahcy n the principles the maintenance Of
WlHch 80 noby sigazcd the administration Of General
jackson. The foJi'. rigOr and sfafesadH.hks grass
which sou have brought 70 the columns Of the Union are
not merely important they are aJsoiuieIg indso,aaaBe
~ this crisis With respect. your friend and servant
IKAAK PIERCE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Prrsh-rrHa April l. WAedf-w- have to not. mil. mar. -
.y 70 tn. article today the eontnu-. unsettled YoY
'ror Rnd medium grades the dull and tl- dem.
is We quote prime red and white to-day 81 Con rs Al
grades VI ,25Gll.S "' MI" "euu"
g. sh receipts for the season, aud active drulsu nd
IRON >hpper there further hrt,rI.
A ss mote alr- OF ,ersl lots AT 9kc for good prime
I"Ic'o-ihe receipts "ontinne al,
pes o most grades well maintained great bull Of The
-. ,' hNhshg 20 the barns unstrpped some time
le WI De by any means heavy
price. are about se oser We common lug, ssL sna
20 very good tetIS come on leaf tTGtT mddins
iAr TO good t9Glh OF the latter the quantity Coming 10
market Is much less than the demand. s ="
WnhSaroS, April T. Tsrpeshne-saI.. TODAY ~ oss h, =,
49, Tor yellow dip aud fito for hard being an sdysnre Of %
on ior the latter quality Tr-rurthrr
SS' ~ psr hel and to-day Of liz at same
So, n.e ne receipt OF cargo Of 500 bushels. whc
changed hands Al o. cts busie F2our-Tbrr. IA vn -
ply o" Wilmington and Fayetteville brand. In msrke and ~
tT,l5p per for
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- ooMNTnY NEnCmANTs.-

20 COUNTRY MERCHANrs,-A,
49, spring rapidly advancing frc,n M.
country have bssn their -.
a1e no little pleasure calling gnx
"AhSk-one that invaluable
that can be taken by all conditions unh
tse sssC-snd on. that stands unrivs D,.
IDS snd Coughs. Cole, Nervous Affections arb
Asns aud p,ssr and Neryou. ands to BAKER
OhhrsD PREMIUM hrrrs, composed entirely o. vs,tshs
aud therefore entir.ly free mineral
TO cure the worst Dysp certified Ia By the late r.. NJ
INNS aud levers. as ared by wm a. Gregory ~ Urar,. a.,
.shers-Nsvoas Headache, certified lI.yn., NJ,
Peters snd o'hers-snd Coolies Lunar,. ~ 80
sn earns .sser who used With during an,
ence :" the Ch lera Ia Richmond, Immediately .I
urtootei synptnns
bAhhhs fkEMiuM BirfERS Indssi doubt N th.,r r. -
Scn discovered Tonic OF soothing
h'ers which continually Ia Children r,,h
We hafe result The Proprietor t.r. \. .nxln. a.
nave 'hen known throughout the county, this
put thrm To Country Merchants uhor.al. "a 49,.
rr - cannot TAIL TO please All Invited To try the rSss
per bottle: P'"''' ~ ." CTS
PURCELL LADD CO, and others. city Of Richmond and
todi Christian pe,srours VA sAbl.r Jones. Lyn,Ia,S
VI ~ Camn Wiliansburg Va Johnston Wallace Vr,irr,el
Jury Va; Callum Co., Danvus Va; whs, CSsrs,ns
Nhe.ins Va Thomas Adams Co, sman-id Va R,bb Wns
uh.o,,e-vine Va; j. H. Ekridge, saunton ". w.ns,
n,luason fsrn,ins Va; W. a. Lippitt Wilmington N %
Shsriss stou Co. Washington Caulsy Hatch H.iror
rally. 80 ~ '"'" "''tf'>s scne
Orders addressed to r,,xv,
Va
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE VINO.

ETAi Asp
dprU gth-SAs IN Nelson Of lsNds
lot FRANKLIN between Wall 10th
cupftd ~ j. W0mbrs pork houac. at o'clock " NJ
On the preui'es N oock wAkeheId estate ~ mile.
from Peitrstugn lots 10 suit purchasers. sale positive
10Th ru'cs sale ~ houses and lots
Church Bll, At o'clork 2. M
lth- Building lots North side ~ Cary Couu,-
kian Hotel At O'Clock 2 NJ
ibh eighteen item. of re-
and lots In the Valley, (le late ~ ONesD At O'clock
ith-Tusie's sale % lots the BASIN Cary street. tno
us-d NJ corl yarlsl w.
Commlsncrs' sale 81 brick tenement opposite Tripitr
Church Pantln and other estate IL otocE
sl.o, housr anh l1i on WHOM liili ~ ~ o'clock
2tfTusices slie ~ lots Adam.' Valley fronting on
iTlh ~ Valley street, ~ Z O'Clock 2. "
Executors sale n o,I
st. between Main aud Cary Canal street. and
sis., etc. " WV w
Depot, a. I 0'coct 2 NJ
containing ~ ''
Nay 18th Sale Of farm Of go Fuvanna county on
James
Igth-Sais Of h Pthnvra MHs" In Fiuvanna county
g"Hf ifac' ~ i9 ~ Land the Dan
rvf 10 HafN county, Yato BE- sold premises adv
CRfcrHfFs,
fplO Assortment of suction store Of Daven
port, Alien Co, Al 10 O'Clock.
lhCsgo sale ~ tubs aud uolasse By T. WORKMAN
Co, 81 ~ O'Clock a
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REAL HsrArH IN yIRorSr. A..

The Winchester Republican te sal. OF farm IN uos
creek Tor the sum Of 5000 equivalent cash The land sold for
ssSo twelve From paper We learn that
puthe SALE Monday and twelve acre, Of the
lands OF the late Henry Myers about mile. northeA Of Win
chester eOmp the original tract brough, tsl p.r
MI Myers paid 1911 for thirteen years ago Both these
farms lie the the Alexandria Loadoun and
railroad.
Wig few day sner In price. Of blot
OF buildings In Louisville The paragraph represented that the sale
referred To Afforded fair Indication prices Of real estate
that city. The Journal says.
"Tr property brought very fair price a
eAr and tear Of the euldng- and to
Milling the air with all sorts OF DoisoTne
~ public sale Of rial estate In his city upon day and
one lev days and which pre,S Ns
obtained considerably the prices Of ast ytng In f.
much big er hsn previous Taking ali he recent oj
Into consideration, evident
teraly Increased in value since last spring" mn
The frcdercksburs Herald says:
I'VE day in stating tbs, Col War;, a
sold 100 Of bis ArkendA ESQ Der acre n wa.
Of his 10 Delaware that he sold
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Nest Extraordinary Remedy Known

n>sThHEE YEARS kxPERiENCr In the al. NJ
w>A ns ~MOTUEH,S BREAsr CIOTlssw
has .a.ni US tina, ,hesv nothing the sae ..
-heh - " all compare uh them rsy indeed
the asrsiag sss1Asr.
may be said Of them uhes, Of OF proof 10
the contrary that ,hsy applied any pss,oa. to IN,
.e'as r'snr 81 the breast hsy u promptly
relieve all aud bsrs. hon gathering aud 0,
hefore The breast should actually eyoss the eh. can b,
hAds application aud Sonssn, wearing ,~oses .aeh
condition Of the breA =. 10 Insure p-e.-i possible cure
Every mother should her. and n,o. An ,h. An.
drons. which siuays th< ana our voa fr m "A.
- never knou what s 10 have suffering vim ne, h,,..
remittance Of tioo accompanied By N cent. vorh AZ
pos'ssr vi the prompt By mali AZ nj.
Of these cloths To any part Of the United States
rhey are Tor sale exeiuslvely By
ApiE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
ha itr Main street, Rchmond Virgins.
81 Full directions for applying Cloths. viii
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Total. 1 years. l21t

In Chambersburg, Pa the Transcript says that during
period OF nine months, 553 pauPers received at
the poor-hOuse OF Franklin county or WHOM 522 war
FOREIGNERS
Ia New Orleans, the number Of commitments to the
city Mork-house for two weeks ending Sd August 1855
was los OF whom, 90 reTe foreignersl
might extend those details almost indefinitely but
those dat have given must be sufficient to satisfy any
reasonable mind of the character of the OF the i'm
migrants
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~ unloa has been mst,ns Inquire.
~ an" gathers The following the
They viii not vary much from he true footing,
flour. bbs ............... -.. osoo
N pspe a..
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RIOnMoNp MARkrrs. AprIl $.

ToHiocoThe breaks for the past days have BEEN light hut
We proportion loose tobacco Offering has been
W quote Lugs, hrAVy, &C. &C.
WHsaTIhe market duh l-dAy any sales
been elected There IL deposition wheat and
eh9e lots are eSeihgyrare We quote red white at
uiAnd about ! w. ~ ~
fLuS-As stocks continue accumulate and prices In N,
Northern markets giving holders
SELL and today were Offering canal supeinne at o.
sale 81 go bbs made reported but pro.bv
those figures We quote shipping superhne 1t from ne us
add yak from Store fancy brands 3tsY Extra ga O RYs
1our 6AGt6S. - NV
sroMisD MotsSs -Messrs Dunlop Moneure Co sold N,
cargo OF te hR Amos Lawrence, this morning consisting of
bids Sugar fair 10 choice quality, prime
The Sugar brought ndy l5-avagnR 10. lev r. Of lnf
rOr quality The Nolasscs all taken 48at4L cents
CoRS.-we quote At g. dfb cents.
CoHS MgaL-Wr quote at TGG03 eta Der bushri
OATs-We a 4afl5b cents.
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Small imports % wheat Ar, maxim. ,,.,. c., 49,, = !,
ne n's are doing nothing th..e
,s', 'he season has been for getting
nov In tbs Eastern markets, the Ausn narts
me New York Courier prospects for m
follows: -
The decline OF breaduds English aud French
The exports viii be confined Provi.on
Foreign Exchanges viii again be u,n
remit for their large purchase. Of foreign ry saJ ne nav 70
pohcuon OF export from the Italian seems, h.. s,.t
Impressed prices Of breAdads -bs f
soare u learn that ports are but
"a and fI.neh 'puaors OF that already buyns
Va the heinsh markets prove eoyrt ~
iooA Tor smother rise within = ~ wssks
salt very abundant AMI cheap Orleans and can b. pur
chased There At from any per cent les, than I'm New
York or boston The Crescent says:
We suied some weeks Of ,a o
amount would inportaons selling s.it A. ~
- seats per sack be losing hsrr even N
pevr though the stock unusually heavy Importation.
s port since the hrs, Of the March for
is5s isss 1874 issS 1880
Ts ,ask. 1855 $4,000 42oIl 4ssssq tisgoe
other Kinds bush $50 esGss Io,1s, as rs -, e
'eeruns to these statistics Increase hi. ,sn.on over
-s'' "' over one hundred per cent "
appears from the Journal Of Commerce. tbs, A.,
foreign goods at New York March . sIooss 90,
ne sane The for IN. ,hre,
reach which 1890 greater than for IN.
'P'"hs mon' OF last year For the months of the
y commencing Hh OF July last the amounted To NJ
'si' or t2"s561i period Of the a.
cal year The exports Of merchandise produce for the
months OF the nea year are sa IA for the same
time last year. - ~
sees government for tie geek before Ia exceeded
oy the sum OF tl1oa0 the ratio for one wear IN.
eep'' would exceed the expenditures s7s.OoooOO.
BALTIMORE Aprrrs
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PANTS, GLASS. nHIsIlEs.

NATOoDWARD, PiNCkNFY 4 CIARKtte FULTON It,, New Tor
w Importers ~ CHANCES ENGLISH SHIRT AND TRENCI
iLASS, WHITE lad ZNC &c, Sc. Manufacturers ofFXTRA
AND GROUND PAINT HKusIlFS ENGLISH aud AMrRICAN on
LOs dry and ground In OIL Import expressly for he trade uhe
offer the favorable " ~
~ Al goods represented ORDTRs ny MAI
PROMPTLY INTENDED To. ,,tst a.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
Another Long, Low, Black Vessel.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

pleasure boat OF from fifteen to twenty TONS sioop
rigged, supposed TO be from the Bermudas, came in
Barnegat Inlet yesterday, 5h inst and account OF
her suspicious appearance, taken possession OF by
Col G. J. Erickson, Custom House officer at Barnega
She was manned by three English and Irsh) who
state that the boat belonged TO the father Of Of the
men, who (he fa,hcr) they say Is employed in the gov
crnmcnt Dock Yard at Bermuda. The youns says
his father III used him. and he determined 10 away
and persuaded the other two TO accompany him. They
had no compass charts, cabin furniture and had
been Of provisions and water days before making
land The vessel though small, IS well calculated for
boat She has painted her main sail the " Jane OF
Bermuda . and another sail has the name Clara on H.
Tie probability Is that she Is a hospital boat. The men,
IL IL supposed either navy deserters escaped
victs from the Bermudas. They detained on
board anchored the stream OF the village Of arnega
well guarded, awaiting examination into the affair ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
NIWARk VS.. ST. GEORGE.

We have received from the secretary OF the St. Georges
Club the score OF their late match with the Newark
Club. 1t will be that some heavy made
by those splendid crckcters Bingham and s Wright.
Earnshaw who is a new and strong addition to his Club,
both bowler and batter, whilst at the wickets with
Bingham, In the second innings. assisted the latter in
keeping the whole field in activity completely bohcring
the generashp by the hpe cuts and OF hits and general
play Of Earnshaw and Bnghams splendid drives the
long fields and square and long leg hits and short chops
for safe 70 the mid wicket on, with occasional
hne OIL plays many stole account OF the
short leg standing too far out and wheacrofts first ball
to Bingham went for in the long field, without
being placed for his ayoritc hit Such could
have been made oG Cuyp as bowler under Il ham
general That scientific crckctcr Gbbcs, who usually
makes large scores, badly out by the exctsbe
leaving Gbbes who had chance Of dong anything 10
bring out hs bat with Earnslaw at sun down. On the
Newark side, Warner, j. Elverson, wheatcroft Baker
and smith, not ottnnae they ought 10 have
been for such good crickcters. Jolnson's batting
splendid against such good bowling and fielding he
had 10 contend against and on that account his
merits praise than any Of his antagonists large
Halles fast bowling very good, but unless
backed up by good field, many runs made from 1t
by good batters among the slips. In this match the
NowaIkcrs were oycrmaichcd, and viii perhaps profit
by the lesson.
The return match between l6 OF New York against III OF
when II Is ant cipated by the New Workers. they will
regain the lsures they lost in their match. The follow
ing IS the score =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
Destructive Fire in Brooklyn.

HOUSE AND TWELVE DWELLINGS, DESTROYED.
disastrous fire occurred in Furman street. under the
Heights yesterday morning involving the destruction Of
large quantity OF naval and twelve dwelling houses
The fire was discovered breaking out of the naval store
house Of Gette Robbins Furman Montague street.
between and three O'clock The house contained 200
bbls. OF cement belonging 10 Fl l. Perrepont 200b bbs
tuIpentre, 2o hbls. camphene and rosin, be-
sides lot of empty barrels storage for dine
rent parties in New York. The combustble ma.
ture Of these materials caused the flames to spread
with great rapdity and that aud contiguous buildings
speedily enveloped dense black smoke arose.
which followed the current Of air and visible great
distance The sparks flow thick and FAST falling upon tue
buildings on the Heights above in great prousion, and
putting them in imminent danger OF destruction. Resi-
dents Of Fatbush four miles from the scene state that
heavy body OF smoke extended that place. and the
light was plainly visible
The flames extended from the store houses to the build
ngs Furman street. side an spread thence down
Halls alley, which leads to the dock, destroying twelve
buildings each occupied by three more families
vera jumped out of the second story wiadows The
houses mostly stories in height and all of frame
They we're owned BY George Raxter, and occupied as
follows
No. 139 Jas Gillen, John Duffy, Ned Bryson, Hugh
McDermott, Jas bic taugbn, Danl Slcreeley, John Nc
Dade, Danl McColgan.
No IN Patrick Dougherty George williams, Michael
No 145 Edward Dosgherty, Michael McGrady, James
Iafierty. John Cassiday, John Iaferty.
No. 1sT Neil Green, Michael Reddep.
No. 1s9 Barney Cogan, Mr. Hartonk Margaret Col
gan.
No Isl. Charles Cannon James Cannon Patrick Green
Capt Kane.
No. 1888 Mrs. Burns, John Mchan ohristy Leonard,
W. NJ. Rose.
No. los John Ccughiin, Patri,k Mclaughlin Joseph
Kenser, John Travis, Michael Flanagan.
HALr's ALLEY.
No. l. George Dougherty, John Barr, James McCann
No. q Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Wheelau.
No. 8. Daniel Mclaughlin Mr.. Utuself John Rearse.
No. 4. Mrs. Boyle, Barney Green, John Mclaughlin,
Mrs Kane.
No. s. The families Of Nessrs. vansell, Hunt Earnest
and Kessler.
No. Mrs. NcCanna Peter Clark.
These houses all burned to the ground, the am
lies barely saving themselves.
The house occupied by Michael Flanagan tenanted
by five families. In the lower portion liquor and
grocery store An old woman in attempting to get out her
trunk, badly burnt bv the falling OF the roof aud
young woman who aiding her also injured The
old woman was taken IN charge by the police.
portion or the effects or the sufferers stolen
during the progress Of the Ore. There were some
row escapes, but fortunately was killed.
The loss Robbins storehouse and contents Is about
s1o0 600 on The building, about Sl2 o0o contents IS 600
The buildings were nsured-the contents were nU.
The fences and shrubbery the Heights destroy
ed, and the buildings were in imminent danger for q
time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ASNIvERs ARiEs.-The literary
nivcrsares Of the Wesleyan University of Mddlctown,
Connecticut, will be held in The Methodist Episcopal
church in that town. the 3D. 5th eh and 7th Of An.
gust. II being twenty Ave years since the College
founded, there viii be grca, gathering Of the Alumni
and interesting time than usual Is expected The
following Is the order OF exercises ser.
mon, sunday, August nj 10 O'clock A. M by Professor
Lindsay; Address before the Mis- sionary Iyceum Sunday
August 3, aiTk O'Clock, T. NJ by Rev I. H. stockton,
II. d.. Oraison before the Class Of 46, Tuesday August
s. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, by Rev Gilbert Haven; Grafton
and Poem before the Psi Epsilon Fraternity, Tuesday,
August s. at O'Clock, p. NJ, by Rev. John Pegg IT.,
and John c. sake, ESQ.,; Grafton and Poem bofore the
PhiIorhciorian and Pchologian Societies. Tuesday Au-
gust s. at ~ O'Clock, 2. NJ, by George w Curtis and
Francis NJ iinch Esqrs.; Alumni Business Meeting Wed.
nesday August Q, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ Alumni munsr,
wednesday, August 9, at 2oclock. T. NJ Grafton and
Poem before the Alumni "Wednesday, Argr.t i " :
O'Clock. T. NJ. hy Rev ravid patt7u H Aal Aey.
VIM. 8. Studgy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

this kind OF fracture removed eighteen pieces Of bro
ken bone, taken from the skull and face On tho left
shoulder and side of the found fifteen cuts,
OF them merely cutting through the skim others were
much deeper. The stomach contained qusatiy Of haN
digested sausage meat, ham and potatoes. The heart
was empty both aurcles and ventrcles The wound in
the throat was probably the last inflicted, as II would
be Immediately fatal the other thirty wounds found on the
BODY, though severe, were not mortal cheese knife
would produce all the wounds found on the body os
deceased except the connected with the fracture OF
the skull From the blood stains on the wall and the
appearance of the room would appear that deceased
struggled hard for his le.
Coroner Connery after brief address to the officers,
requesting vigilance their part, in order to ind out
the perpetrators OF of the most horrible murders
committed New York city, adjourned the inquest
10 Monday morning. ten O'clock in the Sixth ward sta
ton house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

Fatal ACCIDENT ARrIu.-Coroncr Hills held an
inquest, a, No go Tenth street. upon the body Of John
Beaufort an artist who died his residence above
iron the effects Of injuries received by being by
Of the Second cars, at the OF Ninth
street and FIRST avenue The deceased the FOR
ward platform, and while he was stepping OF the
lost his balance and caught underneath the iron
wheels Of the vehicle The deceased taken 10 hi
residence by officer Fitzpatrick of the Seventeenth ward
police, where he attended by one two doctors;
but all medical aid was Of avail, the deceased lin.
gered but a short time after the accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

A NEw PLAY TrR BowERY.-Mr. Brougham's
gctc management has already redeemed the position
OF the Bowery theatre and Monday he will produce
piece, written by himself, and founded upon Ger
stsckers noyerc Pirates OF ths Mississippi" All the
company will be In the Tie effects said TO be
magnificent and Hyilyard has painted some sdper5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

THs LATE Pnizx FIoHr AT RlSrRs IsrASD-John Gala
CHER, of the principals in the late prize hgh at RI
kers Island arrested Friday evening BY officers
Crowley and Flynn, OF the Nineteenth ward police Tho
accused brought before Justice Pearson, at the
Fourth District Police Court Yorkville where he
held 10 bail in the Of 900 to the charge.
The captain OF the Nineteenth ward police says that he
has strong hopes OF eecng the Of Dutch Henry
the other principal in the dsgracefu affair The seconds
and bottle holders yet at large but the officers on
snatr tfagE