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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

m O. HoUGHroN, AUCTToNEER LARGE SALE or
superior cabinet furniture French plate mirrors piano
forfes, &c, this day November - 81 l0J o'clock. Al
Gales room tl3 Nassau street r. q. H0U9HrON, will sell
as above spendid assortment Of rosewood mshogsny,
nu parlor dining and chamber furniture
wood az and octave psnoortes rich French plate and
sne mirrors nre oil paintings decorated china and glass
ware COCKS and mAntel ornamental silver
curr ~ ai q Witch are positively % cold The aces
will lie arranged for examinaion and catalogues
dey before he The public invited examine
the collection Every facility win Ne Afforded 70 purchasers
Cor boxing, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19


VBf GLOBE THE OPTICAL PAPER or CONGRESS.
Conrese In full including he laws passed during The next
sest 10 commence the first horday In December
The coming "A Of administration win the de.
haze Ct the next session be DO Interesting and Instructive
~ policy VIII be oreshadowed In the speeches OF Us
Diem those therefore who desire % know what viii be
tie urfe Of the next President before be skes the executive
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III Daily Globe will contain the Of the day together
vii such editorial articles be from time 10
Fted by passing evens 81 interest," and the debates they
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a. the debates immediately should take the Daily Globe
ny are usually published IN vo days before they
rerdn
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tanning sixteen AL the laws ssed during
WIN be Appended The Debates and copous nsxes 10 ne
~ bates and tie laws viii be made out printed
subscribers soon after he close o. The session.
1he Weekly Globe VIII be printed double royal sheet
70 the usual newspaper fo and VIII contain synopsis Of
The Of Congress and the o the preceding
Ell also editorial and selected when there shall
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DEBATE on any important subject shall take place, giving IN
nll
Ter copy offhe Defy Glrbc, year $40 90
o.. copy during The publication Of the proceedings of
For two copies during the session. when ordered The
ume.
Per copy Of DC Congressional Globe and Appendix,
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Fer copy offhe weekly Globe one .*........ ~
fr copy from the first OF December the first nc May
'rk notes current IN the section OF The country where
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ssn uniess the money accompany The order for H.
vAtniseros, Nov. Is, isss JOHN G. RrvEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

uExRy n. LEEps ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LEEDS
Ill 90 wfH SELL By sucos, Friday, Nov. II, At II
O'CLOCK a AeE gallery q Nassau 1ee large collection o.
old painnss the properly Of connosear leaving for
Furopc-a prfvhA gallery among which will be found
perb old purs Of Judas bsrayins Christ undoac.ea orig
shrewsburJ ts -Four Stages of Life considered genuine
RafaeIx; buh Fair with figures undoubtedly
and signed An esseedinsiy toe sketch BY wakie with
CRAVING ober examples Of the old
zueeArilt Momsrs Cayg, ossde q BesA Hondskce,sr r.
Acco and shers Of equal celebrity Also some ne
cmens BY Brinley. r. Hoobs. o. Iowne. Wilson, Calvert,
and water ceors By Me best mAs,ers VIA Persut MARTIN
sApdley, Hamilton Glover Cooper Williamson and others
Also Ono ergravings proof before letters In
ali and exceedingly choice collection seected the
during east thirty In Europe, for his
gallery and before exhibited Ia this They
viii be ready for examination Tuesday, Sta inst with
catalogue. above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

r MoRIARry, AUCTIoNEER, Will SELL, THIS Az
81 nj l0is O'Clock ut q Chatham square Of
Pearl and Madison the entire
ing house consisting part bedssesds good feather beds
tables gsss chairs large fxure
b,cuye plassware &C. the counter beer pump and
other the i73 Chatham square win be
md warm ri cod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

NEoRGE COOK, AuCTl0NEER. -HoUsEuOLD FUR.
NJ nnnre today. at i0ts O'Clock At AZ Broadway,
Howard street. viz elegant parlor auia various covernsr
richly e. ceres besufe washsauds
tension dining tables centre side and sofa tables bedsisads
compodes chairs Turkish chairs library book
eases tables desks &c. Sale positive pay advances
vuBYRT g. SAVAGE AUCTIoNEER.
NJ OF superior assortment Of genllemens furnish
ing gooos web sAsp ed for class city retail trade VIII
sales room 50 Cedar street. Wednesday, No
''''ss " DrBBLEE. BAaLEY SAVAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

MADAME WlUNEE. IHE MYNTFNioN~ SFANISW
M lady the eecord sight reuNved N No rir.
nue. Houston street. tells past present future
lag business, love. friends
sst pfescftbes sncdiciaes Tor al diseases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

w s. MELLON, AUCTIONEER-BY w. 8. MELLOR,
W. Friday Nov. q, al lUa O'Clock, at the residence 5
West Twenty street. elegant household furniture Ola.
and pne superb octave rosewood piano
fartes fBe oil paintings royal Wilton and tapestry carpets
throughout the house EnRah diamond oclo silver ware
rich curtains Ac. Melor will sell the entire
costly househod furniture and rich articles contained In the
having months and made
iy private consisting of royal Wilton
elegantly rosewood suits covered In cosS three
four oolored brocade and satin; writing cabinet lined
with mirror doors and back escruores
elegant gas fixtures throughout tho house,
velvet carpets and silver stair rods elegant octave
rosewood psnofore, superb nstrumt MT music cabinet p
stool and nod secretary and corner
eeeeres rich ormuu and bronze mantle clock rich French
plate pier and oval ros slabs and bracelets together with
endless variety Of fancy ornanents Dining library
and chamber furp bedsteads bureaus and
wash and mahogany and enameled chamber sets 70 match
hair bedding quilts counterpanes eugrAviugs
namen msnte piece with large variety Of costly china
dinner and silver DO, together with all the
Kitchen basement furniture with which the sale VIII
Catalogues morning of sale. Cash deposits
REQUIRED from AL purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

CII.BERr q. SAVAGE AuCTIoNEER.-LARGE AND
NJ psrsrYssfy ss,s On weduesasy Soy T. Se~nep ,s
sales rosn .treet between Broadway and Nassau
variety nsfDt o. made up fashnnabe fur hosiery, meas
furnishing gUsAs coaks mantias shoes, gsers, ladies'
Nork sablea varied Assortment
invoice Cnsse fAncy Goods large lss q dolls beads
kinAe carpets, and dress trimmings The
above goods viii be sold In LOIS suit country and re trade
Catalogues early on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

A UCTI0N NOTICE.. B0GARf. AUCrI0NEEK BIZ
"A 8. BOGAKTs-Ths day, at loh O'Clock. At the auction
roos corner a Frankfort and william streets, constables
sale Of sma o Of household furniture COOKING paror and
pets also Of liquors. brandy wine GIN lot engrAvngs;
Also lot OF fancy goods oaocka and also by virtue OF
execunon, horse, cart and harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

IUM Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON WED
nesday at 10Y o,ck OK at 4s4 Canal street. Hud
furniture &C Of family breaking housekeeping; also
quantity Of millinery goods bonnets trimmings hat stands
showcases carpets gas fixtures &c also lot of
hangiDgs platform scales together with largo
tiny of other goods $40 900 to Lend In large small sums
upprc hauda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
CApp -uADaME PRpwsTFR EEruR-s

YARD MADAME PRRwsTER EEruRrs THANKS
~ 70 her tenda ard patrons ard Neg that sfer
thnuas nda both In THE snd puadephta whc have
suited Der viii ertire ss,cop she feels rnucs ths
NE quesrrs q asroory love and ew matters books
oypcee relied -nnasny hy Naroeca she hss unelus
he wfl tel the o. he furre hrsssrd ari as, ne
Of her ssherS rs po-sry heswse. vss-st 49, Fsn'
tvpets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

UCrIoE NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.-
"A Large and second hand furniture this day at
10Y oclock, Centre street. consisting Of carpets mat
tesses feather quilts bureaus SOFAS chairs
and rockers centre and dining tables wardrobe bookcases
and By virtue OF an execution
lOUU seesrs cooking and Office stoves, de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

TT II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY II. III. LEEDS co,
IT, "wednesday November TO- At ~ O'Clock, In ftont Of
our n Nassau street splendid pair Of bav carriage
sold without reserye Alec very superior black ge,dlng
reutc ye very SNOWY received the highest premium at the
&oerse, county New Jersey Fair two succession
sadde bors ty'sh and fast In harness. Also absy
horse fourteen hands high eleven years old Kind n
single harne<a and good saddle horse. Also, light
Woo n rood order Of single harness. with extra
collar. also : saddle and brdle also, light top buggy
wagon, IN good order, but little used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

THDWARD rSCHRSCK, AUCTIONEER.-BY EDWARD
room Nassau street, sigpor Vito Viii Sons second
atuay, marble china, bronzea silver lated
Bohemian g'ass ware Paran &C, DC
ruBERT g. SAVAGE, INSTRUMENTATION
VI sale q assced stock Of superior city made clothing
pants &c. The above
goods made and trimmed In the very bet and
w sold without In ts 70 suit retail trade a
roo ~ Cedar street. Wednesday, Nov. ~, 1t 0
A. n DIBBLHE BAGLEY SAVAGE
~ Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

1uhT PUBLIsukD-PAuL d. As OBSERVATIONS
dIseases OF the lower howell with proving tho
iscy oruss pressure relief such diseases "Oue Ok the
wost Important improvements In conservative surgery1
Seventh edition, revised. 81 10
H. BAILLIERE. 20 Broadway, ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

A UOTI0N, AoTICE.-THOS. BELL. AUCrT0NEER. By
"A BELL YgSH-This day e lo1 O'Clock IN our sales
direction ss1e x The most choice stock Of pure wine: and
luuore inphted SINCE comprising Madeira
sScrry asS eld Dert; old brandies Holland gn and
Scotch wSkeV &C. from the London dock; old Monongahe
nom one Ave GALLONS This stock Of superior liquors b..
Greedy and approved and three sales viii
closc 1e entire arTaDg Hotels families 10 will find
his ssle worthy attention Also 200 boxes fine segArs At
u O'Clock We win sell Eve valuable wAches superior
London gum two counters six paintings one lot OF plated
cAs&oSs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

A ssT0NEEs SALE or LARGE sTOOK BRUSSELS,
"A three ply ard ngrain csrpeting "A CRisTALAR
X eclook S7eo yards Of carpetnss Of different pattern.
and qualoa vhA viii be sold In lots TO suit dealers and
o4hers. Sale poelkxe Deposits required. Terms CASH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
4 ucrInN MISREPRESENTATION FuRNTruRE

UCTION NOTICE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A A. M CRIsT ALAR auctoneer q Bowery, will SELL
this day 10Th 10 O'Clock removed from Poughkeepse
the furniture of private family, consisting OF parior bed
dining and kitchen furniture csrpetne drugget oil
ornaments and grates also
sofa ete totes feather BEDS hair aud straw
asses chairs lot Of crockery and patedware
also number other articles mention, well
worthy The attention Of the trade and others Also three
splendid pianofortes N r. r. Trader
maker; one do octave. Dubois Seabury, maker;
DO Iindmsn and Son, makers also mahogany cottage
do. ErRrd maker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
nrNIs MoRREIL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA

rTUNIs MoRRELI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
from family removed from upper part OF the city will
consisting panotoe suit of rosewood furniture,
extension dining tables two large tapes
try carpets oil paintings, mirrors, ete ees soas -asy
other CT beds, washstands dress
ing coach and sofa bedsteads Also
carpets the French bedsteads eegeres DC At
spring cart sleigh harmless &C. complee cost Is and sod
watches ewery silver spoons forks including large
rey choice ornaments &c advanced and sold 10
church cushions boxes for shoe store Also choice stock Of
attend. BThe rotation keep every kind Of goods from
clashpg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-AssIGNEE,s SALE OF CROCK
"A cry and glassware. by WIN. W. SHIRLEY.-Frday,
Nov I'll a 10 O'Clock at No. SIS Greenwich street.
Duane general OF boots and Edwards best
sooda also dipped crockery and glass
Sale peremptofy, for cash. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

a TO $4,000 TO LOAN--oN DIAMONDS, WATCHE6 20
OIL Jewelry segArs, dry goods, silks &C., 20
The highest price paid for pawnbroker's ucketA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
uHnAnTss aEGxsrsEkk-

YEARS LEASE AND Fu6EfTURE OF A coon
- medium sized house, 90 wes, Twenty third sree for
ssie furniture OF good qualify and all COMPLETE from base
n.ent 10 attic. Offered low. Aoply Ia 5AM- w. THOMP
sOh. Broadway aad Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

jewey dry goods aud all kinds q valuable property,
bought for cash. Pawnbrokera tickets bought Open
Ibanksgivlng until noon. LATcHER CO.. 81 Nassau
back No Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

L,AsTRsr TINE ON RECORD THE CLIPPER, THIS
II week knocks Broughams fast time Into cooked hat
and gives peep behind TIE curtain regarding
ola theatrical company" performing IL two ciea the
evening
Ihe CLIPPER also contains article on gsmecock Illus
uaied.
Brocme and Jack uapnan, for $1,000
Also, articles Skating Can~ps ef Pugfsm Longevity Of
Actors Horses Dogs Men and Manners Cricket
Peeesrisr Ism, 1heatrcais at Home and Abroad Canine
sport snd In fact everything connected with physical
and mental amueeneus and exercises
The CLIPPER hkewwe contains fine likeness OF iveu-
gcance.n winner OF the Cesarr WITCH OF ls56
Only four cents per copy
ROSS ToUsEy, Agents
Afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

A UCTIoN NoTICE.IMP0RTANT TO THE TRADE
win se, their asesroom 81 Nassau street. Saturday
Nov ~ ~ l0x A article OF furniture which has
been thirty the store which haye ad
yancNd. livery article viii be most positively sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19


)ussEiI W wrSrCorr. sUcTiONssa - LARGE
IL OF usrn,dcen' bousehod furniture Contained an
the first cass house no f62 twenty first st. west Of sixth
avenue
Il. w. wEfTCoTr Will sell this day. Nov 10 the
tire elegant fun re contained In the above story house,
which with elegance embracing 40 lots
Of rosewood. paror, dining library and cham
serve rain shine Gor sstpg part Of solid rosewood.
double suit OF paror furniture covered IN satin dsmask with
slip covers suit elegantly carved covered Ia rich brocado
wth do velvet all OF these suits are OF the most
coy descrpson tury and Egyptian top centre and pier
table oUr splendid apte and pier mrors elegant chande
ers rosewood and marble eegeres aud velvet
velvet carpet silver plated rods elegant rose
wood pianoorte superb instrument with pearl
kes marble cabinet turkish and reception chairs in
edson satin embrodele ed curtains gold bordorod shades
clock marble chesDi elegant chinese
valuable collection OF parlor adorn
supe, oil paintings ads French secretary elegant
secretary and book case &c
library and chamber furnitre splendid rose
front cheva glasses rosewood dressing
be1steads washstands and commodes all 70 MATCH
vb marble oval mirrors elegant suit rosewood furn
hair CLOTH china toilet SETS eighteen splendid French
hair bedding &c superb oak extension table, With
large and costly variety of rich china silver ware cut gass
ware CUTLERY &C. Including rich g0o decorated dinner set
with largo variety Of superior mahog any furn
every description with the basement furniture oil
cloth rs tens COAL Catalogues be had and furn
ture examined on the morning OF sale
n,Hos vEITCH, AUCTlosEER-sTORE NOl6 SPRUCE
wrir paper &c Wednesday, Nov 49, 1855, at 10 A. M
No Is Spruce street consisting Of volumes
miscellaneous theological aud historical works.
school writing and wrapping paper inksands fancy
goods &c Ac also lot Of bookbinders leather, &C., 40
VIM b. JONES' constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

T c. BrIELFy AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL, ON FRI
81 day Nov "a at ~ O'Clock at Merchants Exchange by
order o. the Supreme Court under the direction Of Edgar
referee q lots saith and 18th between
Irisrton Third 3sh streets between
second Third aveuues ash street. Second and
Third svArueu Second and 3-ib srees.
and Ninth between 5oh and 10Th For maps
sod further particulars apply At The Office Of the auconeer ~
" Ali stspct. baacmen Insurance Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
FIN ANCIAL1.

on Is CHARGED FOR DIRECTING YOU TO SUIT
~ able boarding places How easy II Is 70 call and find
record Just hat YOU mt The best accommodations
be had ut office 6q6 Broadway. X. ID. GOODWIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

ClLkIFvoyANuE MRS. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
~ street fow dcO~s n broadway the most
~ medical and business clarvovant IN America All d.
discovered and cured curebe unerng advice
business absent erds &c, aud satisfaction All
charge made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

DELICIOUS NOTICE THE Rev. ID. g. BURNETT
IN will deliver discourse In the Disciples chapel Seven
teeph OF Sixth avenue 10
Day. Mt l0h O'Clock A. NJ. The public are respectfully in
vtcd 10 attend.
THANKSGIVING DAY CONGREGATION RO
deph shoem inform the public that divine service will be
performed in their synagogue Clinton street between Stan
ton and houston str cts Thurssay neyt November 30
1859 At O'Clock PRECISELY which occasion the Rev
Dr. Henry VIII preach the sermon OF the day.
p. mTCHAEiSoN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
THE CHURCHILL BRIBERY CASE.

This case continued yesterday morning at the
Mayors office before Justice Osborne.
Mrs Moore was recalled and examined at some
length by Mr.. Clinton counsel for the accused but
new points of interest were elected.
Samuel Moore the husband of Mrs. Moore, was
next called and crose-examined by Mr.. Clinton, his d.
rect examination, will be recOected, having taken
place before the Mayor some time ago. Moore test-
fed that in May last the latter part of April he left
the city, since which time until within month past he
has been out Of New-York; he could not tell how
often Churchill had been at his house since he ad
mitted to BAIL could not say was more than once;
Churchill did not any particular subject;
did not remember hearing him converse with his wife;
Churchill bad never made any agreement with him to
give him Co. money in the pending against him
or his wife, either of them; he gave his wife
money but did not know or had no suspicion that it
was to brbe Churchill with; did not know that be
gave il TO her to bride Churchill with.
q. Did you give her money for the express purpose
of having It given to Mr. Churchill the night Of his
arrest. A. Yes, but never heard of bribery till
saw il in the paper.
Q. At the fine you gave it to her did she tell you
or did you know suspect she was to give it TO
Churchill A. Yes, Sir; she told me previously she
was to give il to him. she said Churchill would get
me out of the scrape for 5000; don't know as told
anybody else about the matter; didn't tell John
McKeough; may have told Burrows, but did not TO
my knowledge; do not know how Churchill came TO
be arrested, who gave the information; made no
complaint against him; my wife told me was TO be
witness in the case; do not expect the least benefit
for my testimony; my attendance as witness was
voluntary; was taken prisoner either Friday or Sat
grday after Churchils arrest intended to stand my
trial; don't know if Churchill endeayorng to
rest me or procure my attendance at the trial heard
be was doing bis best TO get me out of the scrape;
never authorized anybody to pay money to Churchill
as brbe.
The examination of Moore was continued ct con-
siderable length but other points of interest than
the above were elected.
Pr nd Mazf yQrN ~
examined, after which the adjourned til this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
FIRST TRIP OF THE FIRST LOCONO-
TIVE IN AMERICA.

William Wurts esq. of Carbonate, Penn commu-
nicates the following paragraph, clipped from an OLD
newspaper, to the Carbonate IrdascrtD. lhls par
aerarh confirms the statement of X. +. Lord esq.
published in the Port Jervis Union, few weeks since
and apparently settles the question to whom belongs
the credit Of having the first locomotive steam-en
CINE on tie American continent:
The TRIAL TRIP OF TnE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE
Major HoNtio Allan, the Engineer of the New York
and Erie Railroad in a speech made during the recent
festival occasion, gave the following account OF the
first trip made by a locomotive on this continent:
"When was il ? Who was il And who awakened
its energies and directed its movements 1t in
the year 1923, on the banks OF the Lac<awaxen, at
the commencement OF the railroad connecting the canal
Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company with
their coal mines-and he who addresses you was the
only penoa on that locomotive The circumstances
which led to my being alone on the engine were these:
The road had been built in the summer the structure was
ofhemlOck timber and rails Of large dimensions noched
ON caps placed far apart The timber had sacked and
warned from exposure to the sun. After about
300 feet of straight line the road crossed the Laoka-
waxen Creek, trese work about 80 feet high with
a curve of $50 to 400 feet radius. The impression
WAS very general that this iron monster would either
break down the road would leave the track at the
curve and plunge into the creek. My reply 10
such apprehensi0ns was that 1t was 100 late 10
consider the probability OF sucn occurrences, there
WAS no other course but TO nave tral maze
of the strange animal, which lad been brought
here at great expense; but thar was not ne,
cessary that more than one should De involved
in its fnte; that 1 would thKe tne nist nut
alone, and the time would come when should iook
back 10 the incident with great interest AS placed
INV hand on the throttle-valve handle, | was unde-
cided whether would move slowly or with fair de-
gree of speed but believing that the road would prove
safe, and preferIng, if we did go down. to go hand
somely, and without any evidence OF tmdlty stared
with considerable velocity, passed the curve over the
creek safely and out of hearing OF the cheers
of the vast assemblage. At the end OF two or three
miles reversed the valve and returned without acc
dent TO the place of starting having thus made the
first railroad trip by locomotive on the Western Hem
isnhere.N