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NEW YORK Tally TRIBUNE, SATURDAY NAV I, 1856.

me; knew there was no chance the way the election
would be managed and those tina, would be up: the
judges OF election that had been appointed by the Gov
ernor refused to serve as things were except one who
served; the vacancies were filed by those nresen,.
the Missouiians told witness they had come to defeat
,Se Free State men.
M.THIAs A. RID sworn-Came from Missouri in
Sept 1854, and settled on the wakarusa. in the nh
district >me as above; was at the first election held !,
the Terrtor for delegate to Congress- evidence rather
eerobatory Of the previous testimony witness Of The
Know. Nothne" class-rather crusty.
@. BIZ W1tfd4'-was there not a large number
who stsked of claim about that time and went back
to their families next Suringl A. There was erea,
many who made claims who have never been back
since. Q. But did you not know of men of both par
ties who have made claims and gone back A. Yes.
O. And did not some who made claims come back
A. Yes Witness was from jackson County. Mo-;
evidently Pro.Slav.ry man. and when called upon
to append his name, ID it by CHS mark
Here the session ut Tecumseh cicsed. Whitfield
was not prepared will his Witnesses, and ,aid he
would have to send to Missouri for some of them.
Adjourned to Lawrence.
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When the Committee ad journsd at Tecamseh lass
evening, learned that Messrs. Sherman and OiVer
were going down to Lecompson to take testimony
from Gov. Shannon and Secretary Wosdson in the
morning. Being eaxious to aear it taken walked
10 Wilmington last night, and thence to Lee
compton this morning, but the proposed examina-
ton did not taxa place, aid Messss. Sherman and
Oliver left early for Lswrsnce. Lscompton was
not very full Of people. Judge LecOmpte was
holding COuIs IN rough bOasded, sraali framed
building bu. heard Of no business 81 note being
vet GA the docket. Few of ;he prisoners had got
in, it was early. (By-the-bye, the prisoners are
ao wed TO 90 of on parole, there is no place to
kee them, by which kind arrangement they have
tb privilege Of bearing their own expenses).
e mnd q part of TIE Southern Emigration here.
saw some twenty Of these young men strolllng
about. there might have been few more OF them
in the place somew here. A Slavery man, win
| whom had some conversation, in alluding 70 INC
re,ults of the Committee Of Investigation remAlaea
..Its lust az l feared-them Missouri fellows
| oyerdcne IT, c-,.I
They are building the foundation OF the Csp''o'
q, Jecomuton. The whole Of this "capi'ai 'pv''
ulation of Lecompton is pri'a'e '.an
place a. proposed to be built belonged 0 nsa thy
Sho,iE Iones and Judge Lecompte' ana 'no
Sn'i Legislature fixed a. the capita. 9...s,. for ="
rs -. niece. As soon as the despotism OF
many :. .rded in Kansas, the Lecompson bub-
S,a I'm blow ND. However, they are hurryins on
;.s Che nublc buildings as fact as they can, as
rncle Sam is to pay for them. did not zee any
of the Young southemers at work. think ms
jority Of the wOrkmen were from the Emerald
Isle 80 prolific in labor for public works through
out the world.
walked down to Lawrence, and arrived just al
the moment the Committee opened. On the way
met psrties of men, some Of whom supposed to. D
BuN,ds men. ! understood that there bad. bee
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PTBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

r.,xspAS, Dec. 1S.-Ald. BARKER. President, in
De Cb:l. -Rv AID. Tucker: In rel.t,o, TO the
R ~. Central Park Commissioners, incurrinr nearly
-sse without appropriation having been made
fe"e.e and directns the Counsel TO the Corporation
ae IN his opinion. ssd Commissioners have Hot
rpo .hs du,, and meade themselves p-rsonsly liable Tor
,Icese s.Tea n not whether the In question can
10 ape ~, io the tax levy deficiencies. Adopted.
ap ~ yooRHIs: Directing the CONTROLLER to re-
an statement Of all moneys paid account Of the Blu.
30 Rod, the Let of January 1856, setting forth the
res detail Adopted
80 Exterior Line Report was called up by Aid.
I md on motion, made the special order for Monday
,,s set;on Of Assistant Engiueers Of the Fire De-
Ipe vss confirmed BY this Board.
rssS. W;Sening of Uo,h Street.-The report in favor
.as Worth street tae Anthony street) q feet tue
sSe and extending 1t to Chatham street. W" called up
s'ip.srfs conesrre1 in-To open One hundred and
". .tyeet from Seventh avenue to Hudson River. To
t s,s tne the contract for regulating &c, Fhsth
% hssveeu Sixth spd Seventh To ssndry
al "a Vfdeniag of Duane Street.-The report to
sc Duane street and exteLd to Chatham street up
VOC "a vns coDcuued In by 10 to-
HtTS, ,s tnent Fund report concurrei In
~ 400 TO the Fire Department Fund don.,on-he
TN tn Board adjourned to Monday.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 1.-THE Board met,
I'D quorum being present proceeded to business.
NIB f. PIscKsEy presided.
Tbe subect of furnishing fire bell of 10 Ooo MS for
a. Harlem Dtriet-the contract for which Jones Hitch.
W tbe only bidders had offered to at 40 D.
-. eed back to the Committee Of Repairs aud Supplies 1t
"osns other parties ready 70 do the for
usrsch smaller sun.
Fronct Report on Tar Lery-Tbe report Of the
dy OF the Committee Finance the tax lew for 1851
made special order for this evening" but Mr. SWAN
s introduce minority report " which the follow
m 10 abstract:
essential difference from the majority report the excu.
n az the Of 500 on for the CcntrsPsk
"a all OF the $4,000 for arearsge For this reiuc.
,Is tbe report sets forth four reasons:
That intention Of the Common Council az the time Of
adoption Of the ordnance not TO establish
Rd Commits OF the Central Park H. That the du
% dtvoyed upon the Mayor by the charter sufficient
Sspspd al ofhs time without the addition Of the resp0nsb
~. Central Park Commissioner I'LL That the most essen
Ill provisions Of the ordinance Rave become deed letter by
,on this violation by the Commissioners ~ That the
ioy Of the Central Park by the Commits
,pers afford presumption that they would be
eoptTolled by the provsi Of laws ordinances
The maiority and minority reports were sde the
,p.c order in Committee OF the Whole for Friday evening"
The Board then adjourned TO Friday evening
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The Chamber of Commerce he'd special meeting
Yesterday at the Merchants Bank, to receive the
port Of the Harbor Committee on the importance Of
nmoving the various reefs which obstruct the harbor
Of New-York. The President Mr.. PERT, occupied
the chair
Mr.. j. De PEYsTER OGDES, Chairman of the C)m-
niee, presented the folio wing form of memorial to
Congress upon the subject, which was adopted, and
copies ordered TO be forwarded to the Senators and
representative the Urted States:
The memorial Of the Chamber Of Commerce Of Nev York
Thst the Diamond aud Coente. Reefs together
With the rocks at Hell % continue TO oG,i5H.i sns navl
Some sborive attempts lsey made to Diamond
Reef although part of the rock blown away s1ch
Of 'uT,Ss thai the ref II a. s
viii % seen BY the secompsnyRs map ne a, the 70
ths trade port The rocks HeG.te since the
nov Of Pot Rock which there Is 2! feet at low water
through Long Island sound The greatly Increased .zs
and sailing ships now employed by our commerce and
trade extends will require before ons a. least an saT
s nspens o. "cesSnS o sse
sady Hook And hence the greater necessity for reno'ns
peden ice alone exeepted) the free ues aud eees to
and port all times for vssses Of great draft Of
Wser BY way of Long I.lsnd Sound
The estimate the expense of blowing up these rocks was
ide By m.joI FsstI and nov n the hand: Of the Gon
Committee would fsn anticipate favorable report recon-
meDdng the cation OF adequate uouoe
vet Of avoiding eQuent sacrifices Of property the reefs
IN the River Of opening the deeper channel through
the passes of Hell-Gate.
Ts Chamber. accordingly, respectfully but earnestly in
treats your honorable bodies 70 the necessary but nodera
for this purpose. The importance Of
Of these 10 the security OF he trade oil
our tor Nor il necessary TO
tuae Of damage continually occurring to snips
,nd their But honorable bodies are usenty
hcted grant without delay tho relief so essential yet so
limited that required for the objects this memo
ma. And memora'ts, as in duty bound Will ever
pay, &e -, =, o-.--,
TIE Chamber then adjourned till the Quarterly
Meeting al Clinton Hall on the 9Th of Janusry next
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SUICIDE OF AsorHER MsNBrR oF The IoARiAN
SocIFTY-Anoher suicide occurred In our cty on
MONDAY aft rnoon Of which the following were TIE cir
cum stances 30 near as We could ascertain them mr.
F.ederick Bowers a Frenchmap, aged Il years, was
oh,e,yed 10 take letter from the fost-Ohce, after
reading which lie appeared in gres, distress, ana
walked through the streets sobbiDg. When neE The
corner OF Second aud Bjdle steets he tire the letter
into fragments and scattered them to the wind tie
then ent upon vacant lot on Seventh street, De
tween Bddle aud Ashley, and sat down De- Feen
couple of old stesm-b boilers. In moment auer 1dro
the report of pistol heard, and on some persons
mn n;is 10 the spot Bowers was found dead WIN
pistol bullet shot through his heart. lie was GRIPPE,
having ost both Bis les by their being trozen on %
ro,iberp expedition he hSd BEEN connected Win.
few months ago he as member OF the i'arIah oos.o
ty at Nauvoo, and left there with SON twenX'ase
Others who, with himself, were dl,canonted WIN ,o
management Of the association. They AL CAM 70 ,n's
city, and Bowers is the second one of them sno ns,
committed suicide II appears that bis nciie nai
bttn concluded on for eome time, a. letter us.eu
some time back found his person, aud written
by hun to his friends, bidding theiu farewell snd
ascrbire his eeEdesuuc'ion TO the msDy nisfoctuues
and sorrows with which he was burdeoed
tSt. Louis Intellizc noer. Dec 10
Jeremiah Murpbey, being true Democrat, hiss been
en- Moved in the Boston Cus'em House at ~ day for
The last two years. and during al! that time his thrifty
wife Hannah has boea drawing ber suPPon rom the
oye,sfets of the poor % . poor widay wns tn'ee
mai ehiSsrs." fSsY have iu,t found her oct
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BROOKLYN BOARD OE SUPERVISORS.
Tins body met at the Jail in Raymond st., o.

Wednesday afternoon
Supervisor BERGEN submitted the 2resentnent OF the
ATE r.pd Jury OF the Count Of Oyer and Teroiner with
ser,.s &c resolutions attached, ~ follows:
Rested That the CLERK Of this county De 20
nv, 49,. Bo.d At It's NEXT meeting the number OF indict'
e, r,dns and unted in the General Sessions and Oyer
End T.ioiner Of this county the time when 'oana INC
ard hster the parties Imprisoned or out on bail
That the Clerk the City Court be reinesed 20 reP
this Board Al its citing n same inforiston
That the Dist requested 70 co nun
ts Bosd IT its meeinE the number OF untred
n.ut, nx nng In the Courts OF hts county a."
Of the came and the have not been tried Ana "
yossd o. Tue resolutions referred to the jan
hr report. ..;
An act 10 he presented TO the Iegi'atu-e prov1'ag
fOI the reeodius notices Of peDdiag suits aud t'r
70 roces Of pending II suits sod for wne ne
vii be each. the costs TO De orrne ~
parties Their selves. Por entering the the es'eudE De
WILDE entitled 10 twenty FIVE cents each la I
sNe fees be is required to have the ~endS' p''n''"
own 1pense -.
An cot ssking authority of the Legislature to creao
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DEcIsIOy As TO JURIsDIcTi0s.-in the case OF tne
psope OK rel Sheldon p Church against Jerome Ryeron
Sheriff JUG Morris Of the County Court o. hhs. .r %
Ard decision Jurisdiction 10 the following effect Ino
stor crested b, the Sheriff OF the County OF nIss on M
.ecuop aea. bis person suing froa the Court OF Common
Pleas CITY OF NewYok and directed 10 the respondent
n. is now up writ Of babees corpus order 20 %
lin ia und that the County OF kinss not
biu the jurisdiction of that c. art. aud that esnnot issue
IN again tie person directed to the snst1 o. my
Conntx exc,p he CITY and County Of New York Judge MOT
RI, dryered very rabos'e opinion. reviewing the ,atue
bearing the and SUSTAINED the I'lators plea s
non, hich has been 'sed sns Will probably Dc car
lie beord the neat General Tenn on WIN OF eei'''s
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TIE PROPOSED NV FERRr.-Itis generally sup
posed hs the Mayor will veto the resolutions estao'
sbrg ferry from the City Dock foot of Fulton street.
Of the being that the boats will run across
each others track, and make the passage dangerous
Tire veto will probably be submitted to the Common
Council 10 night.
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above profits have been on the

with a profit on the Souh Ferry, from May, ISL to
May 1856, Of - 675 u without charging wear and tear
Now even The Writ of this had beca mistaken; or,
in the lsreusge Of TIE E1ge had uttered swfui ADD
T,r EopL were clear profits inste,d Of being ire
sptct,ve of wear ard tea'-ye' how utterly Ministerial
iiey would he a. regards the ,rega'e loss on the
Ferries. other than the FLlton. They would not ahect
the substancebe gist Of the proposition THAI the sur
pus ryt nues of the Fulton Ferry ae indispensable 10
iustain the ether Fe'Ies. Even If the sums name
were clear profits" of tro years 1t is certain that
nnbody COMO or would ruu the iemnon am oon'n
Ferres with on, such margin to meet contingencies
and wesr ard tear. bhoohLi''
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loan OF not than rs 80 Coz pgrpos. NJ
the Pentenusry. a. also sub I'D.
DURING the d,soussion which followed Il Wa. ..t.a a., a.
cost 81 the Pentev thus far 90 go A. 49,
$4,000 Was wanted to complete IL 1t viii bs YER, Are
very hOe building when flashed 's' SUI
Both acts adopted. and the Cerk directed "a
oerthed copy In the hands Of the member Of Assembly from
this District. ~ "'1
A number Of bills were ordered paid, and the Boni
adjourned til Friday 18th inst
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Mr.. Nathan Bangs, jr. leon Of the Rev. DR.. Nathan
Bangs, and one Of the weIl-known firm OF Bangs
Brothers Co.., died Wednesday, at the age of -
yearL The disease Of which he died was eryspelw
his illness being only of one weeks continuance. He
was esteemed and beloved by large circle Of rels-
tves and friends. In consequence Of this misfortune
the sales of the firm postponed till Monday next
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THE BROOKLYN FERRIES.
To tkr Efffo~ of The ~ Y. TvtbsRe

SIR: The Brooklyn Eagle commenting on my
communication in Tuesdays TRIBUNE charges, in
polite phrase, that the statement that the ferries
other than lM Fulton, do not sustain them
selves, is ga wHiiul and unqualified fasehood, aud
alleges that by the published statement of the Mana
c,rs the Hsmiton Ferry is shown to have yielded in
the last tro years " elea, proft.'-sl3 2ii 9'-and
the South Ferry in the period sl5,92 IL.
The inaccuracy Of this assertion will be seen on re-
fnpg to the published statement in question by ~hch
it is shown that the amounts above named in''ssd Oh
being "clear uo6ts are irrespective Of the depre-
ciaiien Of property by the wear aud tear OF the boats
docks ar bridges of those ferries which, as the writer
sup cses, equal those amounts IL Is no, worth while
to cav about an material fraction We nave .ne
certain fact as shown in the Manager Report, tn st
during the p RODS mentioned in the report the losses
above nrotits have been on the
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ADVERTISEMENT
A retired Physician. whose sands Of life have

nearly discovered while living In the East indieA
certain cure for sumpiou Bronchitis Coughs Colds aad
general Debility TIE remed, was discovered q him when h
uch good ssbe be will send TO such OF bis afflicted fellow
bein rrqnest u tbs Recipe With full irect for making
ur and rocessy usuf Il e requires each applicant TO G
clos. him one shilling three cents 20 be returned postage
Recipe End the mander 70 be applied "a the payment 4
this tsemeut Address Dr. H. JAMES Jersey City, ~ j.
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Ildv-rt,s-meotI q,
prorocR Apis Owing TO the

srsf Of business le0Cnt Of the
1sy, GvssEv the Pbo'crspbit he's occurred tne 49,
a crd artists In saii,ion he odd o. Psrisss
c. snA eis confident that ell sni one ear ee
With .ess delAy owing - bic numerous >cn-s t1A1
a. py other es,b,hnent PARTICULAR s,t-utou Is oasa 20 ns
HE ..re PHoroes Csavss eecr-d In on vecs ~
aid be p~rrc. Gers Art" and for vah be received the
e,t Premium IL OLD M,as the late Fair Of tho American
In.titate Dssuerreo'y pee in the usual ST. les
Gvssyy. No Ss Broadway. cornet Leonardst-
n B-yo oonnectsoa With any other essabshment
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

THURSDAY, Dec. ls,-Supervisor ELY 10 the chair.
BWs Ordered Paid-Of snDdry newspapers for ad-
Sert.nE The election notices and the Official the
county Ctpvsssefs Bills Of Edward Timpsou and Henry
hchuore f67 81 EACH for the enournens Of A.
*or IN the Twenty second Ward the having i'd
judged 70 them BY the Court. Bill Of Mc9pedon Baker
= sS u, for books urnShcd the Office Of Register.
heports- On corrections of erroneous as,essme uts
were passed, and the Board adjourned 10 Monday.
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I Adyerttsementl
ith broken down consti-

Young ard old men, with broken down cousti-
tutiorsehe ruid sufferers hs, blessed pans
c,s-Dr Jscos WsPBgss SAxGuESIks-would give you
strong robust youthful strength IL purely vegetable and
innocent. Fine for wesk dcsie females Price " 81;
two for 81 Depot No. 12 Bo~ery.
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fAtyerr,Gners'

The most durable and beautiful pictures ever
the paent double gass AsssorYrrs the exclusive
right 10 male Witch owned BY ToNLSsoS No AZ Brost
whc has been awarded the highest premium q tne
late Fair Of the American destitute.
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The Board Of Aldermen passed on large number o.
papers last evening among which were the wideoins
and extending Of Worth and Duane streets Their.
was unusual rush Of lobby members 10 attendance
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CITY ITEMS.

Cold WEATHER.-Yesterday was unusually cold
for the season. the mercury being down TO g. or l0o
above zero in the morning. and scarcely rising to i5O
during the day.
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Al, ~. hrousht II the city "Wednesday Oua wscc,.i. 70
eh.rr~ pe'rus-s Ia gods from Nah'a
Of hi. eisv Lp7msn he'd brsn dc ,e fos the
snt o. hs .riv, the District Aisrney iooked his up
fof -i,L
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fA8versisemeot N

GLORIOUS ART.-Great excitement ABOUT
FoLNrss One shirr Porr.types MAYO. Wood called upon
prohibit production ard continuation orfsnxinf 10 ereak
them down. Depot No. IS Brosa-sy Dollar PhosoeaPos
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The attendance was much larger than we had er.
peced to see, considering the a,sness cf the season
AZ soon as the rpecuators got the track they
their operations at two to that Potter would win.
Az the nags moved down the stretch he looked beaut.
full 80 perfect in form and symnetry-no. hair
seemed out Of place. The mare won FIST heat-Po,.
ter winning the race.
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SrIclDEs-Jane Toony, otherwise known az Julia
Seton, bcarder in the house of Amanda Parker,
Mercer street, committed suicide on Wednesday night
by takpg audanum She had been grossly incorporate
for some months previous and had been heard to wish
ber,elf dead When discovered, physician was seat
for but bis efforts Pre- we'd unavang and death ensued
early Yesterday morning. Coroner CoInefy led an
inquest upon the body and verdict of Suicide
was rdered. The deceased was native OF this cry
.ud but 10 years OF age Her parents. it is sad I've
in Flint avenue, near Thirteenth street
Vim. Little, cooper residing at No Allen street
committed suicide on Wednesday night by swallowing
arsenic. He had been out Of employment for some
time. and having wife and four children to provide
for. ard no n,eers to support then ne became de-
spondent and finally killed himself When first dis
covered after he had taken the poison, physician
was set for and he did all in his power to remove the
fatal dose. but vas unsuccessful, end death ensued
during the night. CorOner Connery held an inqnes'
upop the body and verdict according with the soove
ststemeIt. was rendered. Deceased was naive OF
New-York, So yesrs of see.
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fAdvertisemenG


Byrross. STUDS &c mounted 10 gold sold only By
WV. S TARsELL, No. S5 Broadway.
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SourH TENTH STREET FERRI.-rhere noE appeir'

"a he fair prospect that this ferry will some dsy become fea
~ The nefs have secured lease OF the p foot Of lanes
street NowYo1k and all that remaio 70 De done now Is ne
Of The house The ferry ooas have beer
c,Lpl,t.d come When Chambers street 70 eNtenied
fpe will be opened from this ferry into the lower
mar, Of II will also posess soue advantages over ,
Peck slip Ferry from the fact that the distance IL h aud
from difference in be eddy passage from one p 70 hs
car made least five minutes quicker Jn The average
tku on the Peck .ip Ferry. The sstsbhment OF lha Terry
would he If decided benefit TO the southern portion OIL the
en- District
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N,w.YoRx Cry TrAcr SocIrTY.-Thi, Society
fss now 70 Missionaries, inciutlne two Assistants
The p,eser, number Of visitors reported to the DOSa
Ices: the average number durrg the year mas oeen
os7; and the flowing results have been ennmersre
| ,sE Tracts distributed, eo0'Almos 49, S %
..s. ses Bibles and COL Testsments supplied to the
destitute, on behalf OF the Ns"'iorf Babe Sae,sy
.,,sre5 p,a Sabbath, and 81 into day schools; wi
ptrsoss into Bible classes 'oio pe'so1' 'ns.
$50 chura; s7a Temperance pledges oetSned;
a",s ..ls;ou. msetirgs hid; - bsckslde's re-
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K.ily 40 rsh I.bor-r Of ds-t 90 ".da..sy
fhe Sc. York injuries received on TIE ga nI
=. Witt, Pixirs when emhsnkment csyes ia upoc hun
Coroner Bill. held saesr upsu the BODY ana Sere; Of
,ee;dentL Ge.,h vas res tered-
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A NEw EIcARAoUA ExPEDITloS.-We understand
(says TIE Evening POs tina. Expedition is fitting
out for Nicaragua in this city, and that 500 men
listed, 10 be enlisted, in if. They mostly people
Of Irish birth or descent. TIE immediate destination
of the expedition is Omoa, in Honduras, where they
viii land and then proceed to join Walker.
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THE TURF.

IRo11fsc At WIsrcHEsTER, n. Y.-Tssrsdav.
Dec IL Match, $500. Mile heats to road wagons.
NJ Bsrtnn's b. Pos, Boy. .......................i
JFoofs g. Melissa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No du1e taken
CsIos COURSE. -I-TRoTTIss.- Tlsr,iay, Dec.
Is Match, 81 900. Mle hests; best three n Eve.
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