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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09
our city and ITS Resources.

Business having been at stand for the past
month and half, has resumed its wonted activ-
ity again. Our streets are filled with teams from
the country, and our farmers are making their
Spring purchases; our merchants are receiving
their supplies of seasonable goods, and from pres
ent appearances, will be much larger than ever
before. Our Jobbers are ready to fill ordes from
their country customers. We have heretofore
felt the want of large stocks of Dry Goods for
jobbing, which is now fully supplied. Dry
Goods in any quantities and all kinds can now
be obtained here at as low figures and from as
well selected stocks as in Chicago or St. Louis.
The Grocery trade, the last few weeks has been
dull for want of stocks, our merchants not being
able to get heavy articles from New Orleans, and
particularly sugars and molasses, are now in full
supply, as may be seen by our advertisements. In
Hardware and Crockery, our dealers offer in
ducements which cannot fail to please, both as
to prices and assortments. In this department of
trade our city has not been behind our Eastern
competitors. Hardware and Crockery can be
purchased of our dealers in original packages
direct from the manufacturers. Boots, Shoes
and Leather-in this line our dealers can offer
inducements not to be excelled by any place this
side of the Atlantic cities; stocks are full and
more of the same sort constantly arriving. In
Drugs, Medicines Paints and Oils, dealers are
well prepared to duplicate Eastern bills with DIFF
ference of transportation on heavy articles.
We intend thus giving Weekly Reports of
each branch of trade, and oftener, provided any
changes occur in prices, in order that our sub
scribers may be fully posted, in each department
of business, and as soon as We can make the me-
cessary arrangements, will publish the arrival of
steamers with copies oftheir manifests.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Mr.. EDITOR: | am credibly informed that
there is extant among the dust of the city ar
chives, an ordinance directing the recorder. to
furnish the papers Of this city with copy of
the minutes of the proceedings Of the City Coun-
Gil. In view Of the Importance Of the action Of
that body in their public capacity to the citizens
at large, may ask if some one who has access
to the Recorders ear would not suggest the car
rying out this ordinance not SO much as duty
but as a great public favor.
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Baltimore, April 4.

BaItI1HUre, z1PTH f.
The Southern mail brings dates to Saturday
j. E. Wans.er, clerk of the State Bank of South
Carolina, at Charleston, has been arrested tor
issuing fraudulent stock, to the amount OF
S3O 600 e.. .- rs s-s. Il
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

.B.John G. Saxe has been compelled 10 give
up leefHring on account of i'll health
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-. a.
ss W 1snAs. MI ga
ssns & since 5 oar4 = md hated
kousniss IS 10 q ~ li1sliatics 81 ~ aana-
rsnrs n con shis city 1ear
ending tie frst day Of June 1856; with The de-
sisn 81 ths amount d stas;ssics . COZ
Iected IN pamphlet form, for general distribution.
!Thess commistees embrace MI kinds Of basiness
and We expect that every eitisen win nd tbeanin
mixing out their eevefsi repossa No indisidsal
vim Be known ~ SUCK but the amount Of their
trsdt o. manufactures win 90 into the general
whole and thereby help swell the general sver-
age. .4s as5s 5''ss7s
When these statistics are thus collected and
embodied in pamphlet form We aatter ourselves
that few If any places in the Western States Of
Is 900 Inhabitants can make better showing.
This il our opinion is a good project and one
thst should meet with The encouragement and
aid Of every citizen, and we take thiJ opportuni-
ty Of urging upon each and every business man
TO become member Of the board and thereby
contribute his share ofmoney and influence to-
wards publishing to the world the advantages
that this city possesses over other places in Iowa.
for all kinds Of business and particularly Manu-
features. Now IS the time to do this, the com
ing six months viii be the best time to adver-
tise and thereby secure to our city her share Of
such emigration.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

DlSSOLUTION.-Th co-partncrship here.aiss
~ existing under the firm of Ware Reyes, wa eh
day dissolved by mutual consent The business viii
continued at the old staud by H. B. Ware and Jesse NJ
Intire, under the firm Of Ware McIntire who will s,ta
the business ofthe late firm. Dated, March 10, 1855
II. b. WARE
mar22 81 dw JOHN KEYE2
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

ALMOST : WHAIk,--As catfish ~as caught at
s. Louis the other day measure ng over nine feet
inleugth.s ,ss.s ~ e;s.sg T xf3ss 49,. 81, !.
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NOTICE.

HIarried-0n the 3lst ult., by Rev. G. D. smmor,
at Iowa City, W. A. SIMMONS NJ. d. Of Iowa City, to Ns
MARY Il. MCCORMICK Of Burlington.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

SPORTING INTELL1GENcE.-The celebrated
horse Lecomte was beaten over the Natchez
course by Prior at March races
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New Orleans. April 4.

'--77-- y = .-|. ~ New UrIeaIs, Apr1l F.
j, Advices from Vera Cruz to the oath ult., re-
port that the Puebla revolutionists surrendered
to the Government troops on the 22d. No fur
ther particulars. e
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The Santa Fe Gazette of the LIST, says that
Gen. Gaines has ordered 260 troops under Gel.
Chandler to take the field early in March and
invade the ella Apache country, and demand of
them satisfaction for the murders and robberies
committed by them T.
The Court Martial for the trial Of Maj. Blake
and Lieut.. johnson adjournee on the l1th.-
johnson was acquitted, but the case of Blake
was postponed for further hearing on account of
the absence of material witnesses for the de.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

NEW ORR, Apr. 3, I P. n.
FLoUR-Market one shilling lower, sales, $500
bbls, 81 sat for choice state and western mixed
TAT, 3s for extra state closing heavy. Canadian
only limited demand, sales 500 bbls 7,50a7, SO.
GRA1N.-Wheat quiet, firmly held, sales small
parcels Of prime white Canadian at 1886. Rye
dull and lower, sales 200 bush at Los. Corn adj
vanced cents, sales $1,000 bush at 6Oa70 for
common to prime new mixed yellow and south
ern and Jersey. Oats unchanged
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork quiet sales 300 bbls at
l6,75a16,s7 for mess 1850 for prime. Beef
steady, sales moderate.-Dressed Hogs selling
at HAS Lard better, sales 200 bbls at 93alO1.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
FIRES.

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
On Monday morning about o'clock fire broke
out in the rear of the Exc siOr Sugar Refinery OF Rob-
erts & Will ans Firt street, foot of South Second
street cau ed by the explosion of the boiler, by which
the fireman. Ambrose Fien, 50 badly scalded tnat
he died yesterday afternoon.
Tie stables In the rear caught fire, aud thence
the 6ames extended alo the dock north and south,
and before It wes subdue0 property to the extent OF
about $50 600 destroyed
South of the sugar refinery four tenement two story
DIV cling ouses occupied by eight families and Owned
by Mr. CHARLES Maufer, together with NUMBER Oh
Temporary buildings containing lime, end other ould-
ing material, were entirely destroyed MIR Mauier
loss On the buildings and stock is about $1,000 In
sur.d Tor 81 800 in the Wlamsburgh City Insurance
Company.
The sugar refinery was damaged about $1,000
pertly insured. .,
The two four-s'ory bui dipgs adjoining, owned and
occupied by John Gibbs brass foundery, were en-
nres destro, cd, together with the machinery ana
most of the stock His oss amouotedto s25,OoO VIZ:
on the building, $4,000 mach merry, $4,000; stock
$1,000. Insured for $40 900 in the following compa
bies: Nstopal of New Jersey, $1,000 Athen@um,
sl 900; Osk Mutual Philadelphia, o. 200; Equitable
London 81 Ooo; Natioral 81 900; Philadelphia Fire
and Life 81 600; PenDsy yvabs of Pittsburgh, iooO;
Commonwealth Of Harrisburg, sl,0OOi Susqushanus
OF A. baIy g. coo; Manufacturers of Pc nsylvdnia'
g. 0OO.
From this the fire extended to Engles naval store
yard which entirely destroyed together WIN tno
contents al also portion of his csmphene factory
The storeysrd contained about $3.50 barrels OF tar
rosip, vaipth, pitch and 600 empty barrels, vau'd
altogether at $40 $50 The loss on the buildings was
about So OO0 portion Of the articles in store were
owred by Mr. ] G.. Williams, who, together win
Mr. Epges, was partly insured.
The fiemen worked brsvtly to prevent the spreao
of the flames but were compelled to operate at ms
dvantsge-having in some instances to force "a'ei
through from l6 TO 90 lengths OF hose. CompaaVes
Nos. ard 4, whose engines were locked up 1857
week by tie Mayor in consequence OF dis'ufoau'''
were ordered or. and did good service
Bucket Co No. / made themselves particularly use
full by ex gushing several Eres on tie zoos Oh 0uiiu
inRs the opposite side OF the street. =,
The FIRE burned furiously for nearly three houfS anu
portion Of the city was covered with dense MAS Vi
smoke. ,
A man named Christian Sciaklman, foreman In 'uo
liquor department Of the sugar house, lea. u'"A
cstern and was badly injured about the hesd
About 81 O'Clock fire broke out In fea. puiia'ns
On North Sixth street. between First and second,
owned by James Murray. 1t was dsmaee' ao'u'
t5oo; partly injured.
The upper story Of Mr. Gibbs buildings WA occu'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
- ,-h;,. her lord VI. anything but kind'nd

~ mdnhOOu Wni0 "o- '~
devoted husband. "A. ,o., nrooosed 60 hr
Trio husband finding his wne ~ p'orp p noto,ious
,As, TIE mstter should not be na9e % va ~ n ouiet
bat tia. divorce should oe nsest lie rrcsived no
manner poss' rt!os;s;on bat % the ngn' 'oi Wig
che discoycry-Mon4sy if'I III snsS-cted his wife
~, ber child also. The s. nu,o an folio we'd ,hither
hsd gone 20 Der pare , 90 ,,ryer bis child lie 'ii
cot to reclaim hef o o,ce coprud d that sue haa
no' nne ne NJ. 81; He came to hocn's 49, ~ n;rh,
that the guilty pair leit nlse, They stopped at
in the Highsndei ~. Ihsre tie woman remained while
hotel in Cbsio, erd 10 Port Hope to transact some
brs,pes or perhsos to ,qu .ne S ,be bost hut e the
He did not 60 ton,o and went 10 Port Hope by land,
st amer 'a,r o. with no desire to be seen.
ana evideu ;,eDt had orested great .enstion ~ Tue
,,iIna spo All sympathy run wto tne in1'el Gu
village, Sa lttle ndisnston sas expressed sgaost
osno 49, 49, TIE first mt rchzuts aud ou nn' ~ men o.
tte = IN tonk the affair 10 ba and perhaps in'enoed
90 90. ,ske Henderson In hand, 100 "neu .ueY
20 tso.rJ that he had returned, numo-r OF 'ue9'
n,.;,ed 10 his residencs- he is bachelor Doard
~ xth lis sister, and dem&odsd admttatcs.
Tssv were assured that the person toey soagut
.ss not within, and 20 they l'ff, not caring 70
make a eesIch against the wishes oi re'peolao'o
ladies although they were 9'te 19ie iua ON Tn az
d,v The rlf away wife became anrmed-0r perhaps
nstisv received to retrsce her step-.nd went oack
io port Hope 10 the St. amer Maple Leaf ON Wedees
day After che had lef, her husnaud anNeo ITO
Nissna and went to Charlotte, armed to the teeth
and no doubt fully resolved to shoOt Henderson. de
cot there in tine to fod that both birds had fo Fn
II appears that Hend,rsO cio not kn w that mrs.
had returned and coon after she reached Port Hope
in the Mepe Leaf be embarked for Rochester in tue
Highlander. arriving here yesterday morsng. Before
gof on shore be discovered the man he bad wronged
and the man be dared not meet staod ng on toe dock
He concealoo hmel. on the tteauer, aud on board
when she eff on her return trip at "'clok. The 10
ured husband ren aimed tere yet day waiting futther
deyeopn euts. The eLd Of this mnteri' not yet Mr..
b Is anxious TO Cd bis child Which the destro, of
hi, peace have put in some place of coucea nent be-
yond h,s Re ach He wll, DO doubt, fud it soon aod
n rhsps fno Henderson. If 30, look out for burnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

,i,s by f. d. Bryant a. clock mauufsctory. whose
ios. ,morp,s TO about $4,000 Insured in the R,u,
Ir,u,,,,e Company for 5000 ard the Beckman for
$4,000.
Anbros. Fetn, the msn VINO was in)ureo, ded IN
the aiternoo,. When found BY Sergeant lnhk'm'
who conveyed him to his residence, the e'o'oeS were
entirely burtee from his body and he Presented
most shocking ard mufils.ed appearance. Deceased
leaves wife snd Children.
Its thought by rene that the fire was the "ofk OF
ipcendiary and not caused BY the explosion o' ine
boiler.
Last tight, about O'Clock, the frenen were csieo
cut by false alaim. by tie burning OF bonhre'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
speeiL Dbpetch to the N. Y. Daily Times.

WAsHIsGTos. July %, 1856.
The Republicans propose to join with the Oppes.ppo 100
to morrow and take up the Senates substtnIe 10, t
hin for the Admission of Kansas, aud dispose o. ~.
The policy seems to me doubtful, because, while It -
futile Low to hope that the Senate will consent 70 any
cauIse not certain TO make Kansas Slave otate,
there il danger thst il the bill Is taken up, enough
weak kn, co Northern men may join the Democracy 70
eventually carry the Senate scteme.
learn Il ON exec IL mt authority that Senator sum.
ner is Lot improving in health nnder the inruence VI
ihe usually il vieoratDg breeze. His physical de
b,;,y st,l continues with perverse tenacty-a most
olcoursgirg symptom in the estimation of those
who know how VIGOROUS his constuion heretoiVie a'
former health. He has leh Cspe May for the noun,
tairs bopii 10 be benefited by the change irom 'e
TO nc uni ain air. but from the evidence before me,
cappot syoid the melancholy conviction tsat ne Mn
never recover from the effects OF the BROOKS a'sAu''
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subs'sDce. IT, however the delicateIy loaded affair

sube'eDce. H. however, the delic4tely loaded affair
should chance to strike roughly o. the back OF any
soay monster 10 its rapid descent tho lead would be
detached, apd the depth be recorded some two miles
iets pe'bsfs than that TO which the mysterious con
veyor OF market reports, love message ssd declara-
'iops OF war will subsequently, sink From the we'll
established fact, however that life in no form exists
be!oid certain comparatively moderate depth in the
sea- there may be apprehended little danger Of any
serious misieke from this cause.
The proj,c ct for telegrsphIg directly ,ross the A.
lshuc, III one sIgle circuit s magnificent one aud
enc the Of whcn cannot be too earnestly de-
sired Tie present expe aitlon, will probably
some Of the obscuIites with which the subject is now
surouDded aid ia of the noble puses which
our naval vesses are most legtmately employ I'd in
time Of pesos. The distance is shout 1900 miles, al
loving for the probable inequalities Of the bottom;
and. when we reflect the difficulties experienced ia
conn ur icatir through long circuits above the sur
face, sDd the immense amount Of property which will
be rendered valueless in the depths of ocean bya
complete frsctue at any single point the greatness of
the undertaking beolm plsnly apparent. We
astured, however, that the company having the
ebte prise in band will weigh well all consideration.
Aectrg the peculiar circumstances of the case, and
with the rapid progress making in all the arts among
which submarine telegraphing is by no means tho
sowest, it Is Lot at all impossible that very fe~
years may find us in familiar chat with our cousins
in Great Britain through the medium Of cluster of
wr,s buried thousands Of feet below the dee pest dive
OF the fnry tribe, or the lowest home of any living
shell f,h
ADDING MAcHIsF.-Mecsrs. A. Gilbert & Co. of
this city have just brought out a machine which adds
two Ct lunps at tune, with unexamplt facility. All
the numbers from to 1850 are prn' ed 10 peculiar
manper upon a dirk, and by applying the foger at
different points, plainly indicated, ard turning the
wheel each time to fixed stop the sum is indicated
With unerrig accuracy There is no intricate mechsn
i'm, ss machines :or working difficult mahemscs
problems the Dacbi'e suply performing with two
columns what the mind usus ly does with one, by a
process equally mechanical. Its great recommenda-
ton is its infblbility.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

Svs SrnucK-A colofed man, well known "a "Oid
Elei redins In Jamaica was psosastsd bJ h' rss on 'S
day a. died IN consequence
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

STABBED IN THE SrREET.-Lewis PeTrit and Pow
ling Husis, Italians arrested on Sunday night,
charged with assaultiDg aud stabbiog Wn Meyers.
The latter sll ges that the two attacked bin in
one of the streets of the Sixth Ward without provo
cation and while Perrt held him do wn Husts stabbed
him ii the groin with knife, ibAicting very severe
wound. The accused were locked up by Justice o.
borne for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
LAUNCH.

Laurched from the ysrd of Mr.. c. c. Jerolemau, at
Bellevllle, n J fine schooner of $40 tuns, called
the Langdon Gilmore, desiyr ed tor Messrs. j X Gil
more & Co = line of Savannah packets. This is tn
fourth vessel which MIR Jeroeman has built for this
lire within the last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ARRIVAL OF The ERICSSON.

ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.
The United States maI steamer Ericsson, Captain
Lober, nnved yesterday morning from Liverpool
Capt L left that port on the 18th Of July. Sunday,
at a. m. exchanged signals with the steamer Fulton
for Hayre The Ericsson met with accident to her
forward ergine ON the third day out from Liverpool,
and performed the remainder of the voyage with
engine,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

ESCAPE AND REARREsT OF BURGLAR John w.
Schultz, the burglar who shot while robbing the
house Of Mr. Briggs, in Henry street, WA discharged
from the City Prison on Sunday, by mistake, for
smother prisorer He, however, thought the dis
charge bona fde and correct, and made no effort to
escape from the city. Yesterday morning Aldee@so
Briggs, who wss on the lookout for him, saw hun
passing through Montgomery street, and took him into
custody. Schultz is again in the Tombs, where he
will remain until the next sitting Of the General
Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

A WIFE MrRDERorsLY ASSAULTED, AS CHARGED,
BY RER HrsBAND-HIs EscAPE-On Monday morn
ing, at an early hour, Mary Ann Schwartz married
women, who resides at No. 81 Goerck street, ~As
fouid l ing in state OF nsensibity from the eiec''
of two terrible cuts in the head which are suppo'eo 70
have been inflicted by small Ak in the HANDS o' hef
husband, Joseph Schwartz. The bed on whca @rS'
Schwartz lay was very bloody, and appearances IN
dcated that she had struggled very violently to es-
cape from her assalant. DIR. Kimback, one Of the
police surgeons, wss called TO attend Mrs. schwartz,
and thinks she cannot After doing what ~as
in his power Tor the sufferer DR. Knoack reom-
merdrd that she be sent to the New foik Hospital.
Schwartz has fed ard as the suspicious are strong
against bin as having attempted 20 kill his wife, the
Thrice nth Ward Police are in active pursuit OF him
with strong hopes of success
Schwartz tad all his arrangements made to remove
bis family to Pennsylvania, and this was the day
named to con mence the journey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE "A Scotchman, fifty years Of
age, named Walter Gooenbeck, was found on Sunday
night in Joness Wood with his throat cut aud one Of
the veins of his open. He was conveyed to the
Nineteenth Ward Police Station, where the wounds
we're sewed up. Govenbeck was a passenger in the
ship Orient On her last trip from Liverpool. His
wounds were not considered to be dangerous.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

Observation-Disclosures Sweeny, lsb'rer, was
sun stru h yesterday a. the corner OF Chatham aud
Pearl streets and conveyed 10 state insensloity
to the New-York Hospital. He is not expected to
recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

DRowsED WHILE BArHSo.-,John Devlip, youcg
mon, was drowned while bathing in the dock foot OF
Twenty first street, East River. He jumped from the
pier, but did not rise again The pre- sumption, there
fore, is that he stuck fast in the mud. His bocy ~s
rot found. The deceased was shoemaker, and lived
at No 2O6 East Ninetetn nth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

DRowsED-Op Saturday, July 30, while clsm'niog
NJ ar Jun ping Point of Benz -min jackson got in
the channel, aud before he could be rescued bv bis
fsther, was drowned The body was recovered on
Sunday morning and taken TO his residence near Es-
tontown, n. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

Corr DE SoLEIL.-Coroner Connery held an inquest
yesterday, at No SO Worth street, upon the body Of
Catharpe Mcdonald, native Of ireland, so years Of
sge and at No 222 Elizabeth street, up,n the body
Ct Csthsrne Carr native Of Ireland 22 years Of age.
both Of whom die from the excessive heat. verdic
in zach case, Corp de Soiei.'
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her present stat for two three days Tor cbsex~s
ton. The Boad then adjourned.


MoRE Mrs FROM THE CsrHza Another comp.,y
OF Etsibh isborers from the Crimes oat IN sss
or'eD' ard hsve applied fos employmtn a, the sf-s
OF The American Industrial Assocs,ion No. 81 Geso.
wioh street They ore part OF the " Army. wmk
Corps The whole onuberiDg at the tlmo Of their dis.
cb1ge, sot men. copy OF the articles Of contfscs
show that these men were employed a borers ercs-
waters or bsvvies fof perod of two wars and IL re
qured for three y.ars, at 70 shings DER eel ooIud
ing ratiors such as supplied to the soldiers raess
articles fpher stpuste that notice may a, any TIM
be given the tha, their services dispensed wit.
in W ich event. at the expuatic Of the axr.eu~ot
b, afluxicn Of tn, each person signing the ntioles
sbalI, II bis corduc. be approved by The officer ia
command OF the corps be entitled TO receive grsta
~ Of fl2 and free psssge hone. On the srnv.l Of
The men ia London they received their aresr Of wages
together with the gratvsy above stipulated 10 a.
sdoress delivered to them by their commanding officer
q. Ii. time of their dsbapding they advised (,
tmierste to some one of her M.jestys colonies 4
larse pumbtr, however, it sppears, have given the
pr,jerepce to the ln of the and stdpes-sone
Of whom have already arrived and the rest are or
their way. having embarked 10 London TIE not,os
Of the arrival of these meD which appeared somc
csys since in our cnlumps hss led TO corespnsdeooe
from several quarters with the Secretary OF the Asso
ca,lop with view to the locating and employ ueat OF
these emigrsnts, and no difficulty will be found in CIV.
ing profitable employ ment to all who rosy seek oar
shores with the intention Of becoming industrious and
peaceful citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

DRowSED WHILE BArpIsc Patrick Brady,
grocer in Thirty fifth street, was drowned on Sunday
evepipg while bathing at the foot Of Forty second
street. East River. HIS body has not been recovered
Deceased leaves a wife and several children.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

TWENTY FIRST WARD REPUBLIcASs.-The Repub
licars Of the Twenty first Ward held an enthusiastic
meeting at their hall, No. 2sl Fourth avenue, last
everpg the President in the chair After the usual
business addresses delivered by John c. Under
wood of vr, pis Mr.. Strong of the Eighteenth Ward,
and ex.Aldeman Mott.