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BROOKLYN City NoWDs
THE BARKER HOUeE HOMICIDE-CONCLUGION or rHu
C0RONER's 'sNvEsTI0ATION-vERDTCT OF THE JURY
The Coroners investigation into the circumstances At
tending the death of Michael Mclaughlin, who kllsd
in the Barker House the evening of Thursday the 3
ult, concluded yesterday, after consuming eGhk
days time
The jury met at O'Clock according to atjournms
when Coroner ReddDg stated that he had further
timony to aiduce, and that he would therefore, thsy
pleased charge them briefly to hs views Of the CASA
8 drawn from the evidence.
TIE Coroner then stated that the they had bes
Iaughn had come tie Barker Honse on the evening"
in question: he had been sabbed there and had died
arc she POST msstem examination showed that ne naS
rbe II was their duty TO investigate who the csuse
Of his death but find nothing inhe evidence as -
seeing the blow struck hao plainly been done BY oAv
man. In some cases juries returned verdict that
blows struck bya to them unknown
but in this 1t evident individual vas
guilty We find evidence to the of the death
until we came to the testimony Of Mr.. Murray, who a.
the ouesion "Who did this ~ rhe nes witness ss,sSe
heard the question asked and this h all the evidence ~
have upon the subject He had bestowed careful aaA
patient investigation upon the affair, and glad TO
the jurors had given so much attention to it.
The jury after being out for about two hours In
lin to his death BY the stab Of knife indicted -
some person unknown to the jurors"
DEMOLITION OF WAREHoUw.-A large Ave story WARE
house, Of brick and stone No. 90 Furman street, W.
completely destroyed yesterday morning by the sinking
of the roof which took with 1t in its descent eli the
hcors leaving nothing but the walls standing The roe(
as with other buildings under the Heghts where II 4,
situated used garden and was covered With ssvs
raleet Of earth and consider able quantity Of sn,w To
support this there were six iron girder with arched
brick work between them. The recent cold weather
doubtless affected the braces that the weight abov~
caused them to give way The building pied BY
John jackson m chemical factory His brother avid
jackson, with another man. had LETT moment bstoss ~
ma 10 r
fire, and thus escaped certain death. The number of
men employed in this building xteen but they hAd
not yet commenced work. The the building In
about g. 000 and the machinery and other oontsos
from $4,000 to $12, 600 more.
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NHE NEW YORK LEDGER
TRIUMPHANT OVER ALL COMPErr0RSi
IL you ask me whence these stories,
Whence these illuplrsted stories,
Whence these sparkling editorials,
Whence these "cutsn which beat pict0riAls,n
Wheoce these plates of latest fashions,
Whence these tales whon stir the passions
Irressuble attractions,
Winch excite the admiration
Ut the fameus YANKEE nation
should answer, upon honor,
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ftenner writes them Bonner Buys tnem:
And don't Bonner advertise them?
20, look out for this weeks Ledger
With its stories, illustrations,
ls astounding combinations
Ct wit, wisdom, humor fashious
Ana Its p0ruaitu,e Of fanny
Yea, OF Fanny Fern, the famous;
Une may learn her every feature
'ris 20 painted true 10 nature
Tbs weeks NEW YORK LED 3ER contains the lataat a.
ops egan uuai variety az spcy AND an
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The Ledger Ct ibis week also OF he
.e OF LUCY COLEMAN the first part OF winch was nnhhsd
, yesteg days Herald.
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perform tn his clients, have mine to perform to the
public, and viii wait before decide upon 1t.
Thomas Weeks then called. and plea put In that
the defendants name was 8. Wicks." rsfe
The District Attorney sad hs would JOIN In the ahste
msnt and have the Curt decide 1t at he said Il
was called Wcks and "weeks, and he pretended thsy
Wtre not the same. r i.
Mr. Charles Spencer counsel for the defendant, sAl
tney weIe very different.
Judge Cspron-I will take these papers into my o6oe
sno decide the question and announce my decsen 70
Mr. spepeer-we will send your Honor grammar and
dictionary, (Iaughter) p - q - - 81 = q
Inc case o. John RLyng then called; and the ss
ucs Attorney said Mr. Lying appeared without couAee,
snd requested that counsel be assigned him.
Ihe Judge assigned hum ex.JudRe Beebe. The caee
wss postponed till this morning. A 80 80
SAmuei A. Suycam then called and be mot sppaar-
ing, John Hodges, his balman, was called, and e.
Ia forfeited. N+t - - -
Mr. Bostesd ssid he appeared for hickman and w.
thews snd bso just received teegs phc dsspatch fro
the Attorney General who wanted see him In Albany.
and he therefore moved that these cases be postpone4
next week. 4 tE sHNa ~ :
The Court and District Attorney refused to grant .
p0stpoDement. and the of Mathews and Bsckmsa
se, down for this day.
Ex xRecorder TallmaJge and ead he had ust cEs
into court land moved postponement Of tie a
samuel who was very sick In his bed, and
able to leave the house.
Judge Cspron said he had heard Of tricks o ths hnA
before. the physician Of Mr. SuydAm would mako eaGh
or give certificate that be Sick 1t would be sat
factory. The case of Suydam was then postpone ~
this NOR mir T. f~& - aFeNf
The other cases not disposed Of then postponed
till this msrniDg. ts, -
After some further unimportapt business tho Ccus4
adjourned till this morning.
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City Intelligence.

ACCIDENT STEAM PRoPrIER WEsrKRNpoRr Rr-Tha
propeller Westenport running bet tween New York aud
Bristol r. L. is lying ice bound at aarrs Island on tho
Sound On Saturday afe,n her bows cut through
BY the ice and she was partially sunk All the cargo
WILL however, be saved and great portion Of 1t is a.
ready dschs ged in good order and Is stored ct Ctv
leland Nen enple yed In cutting he ice In order .
haul her in shoa water where the eak easily be
stopped and the vessel pumped out There danger
Of any further ACCIDENT occurring to her.
HYDRopHomA, PERHAps-A case was published ysstsr-
day, of man who died from the bite OF mad dog.
which was incorrect in certain particulars. The follow
ing the correct of the aar-On Friday night
Mr. N Sanford proprietor Of the pork packing sssabsh-
ment 181 Clinton street. died the effects of the bls
Of dog About six weeks since deceased was engaged
his IN ro.tieth street when the al
in behind him and seized his hand Every precautlGn
was taken, and the wound healed up. On Wednesday
last he was taken with spssms a. died Friday night
Tns STEAMER PEnsA,-The cargo Of this stesmship b
now being discharged and sbe is receiving the
for her next trip No viiers admitted ct present
but 1t is stated that Monday she win b in ors
and may then be visited is arranged that for chsr
ana representative Of beneyolsnt society VIII Ss Dre
ktnt to take the admission fees.
THE MA1syIL INVESTIGATION REPoRr-CoRREcrIoN.-
mutiated volume Of naturalization records producsA
before the Commissioners Saturday, in this cAse do
not contain entry the citizenship George W. Nat
sell he chief reported Sunday but referred to the
case Of his father, George Matsen. Mr. Brady did net
asfert that he had the Chiefs naturalization paper In M
possession.
nscHARGrD By rM GRAND JURY.-In the case of Augus-
tus Danope against Joseph MsDonogh, for embezzsso
the Grand Jury rejected the blu Of Indictment cert
fed by M vandervoor Clerk of the Court of Ssssious
under date of yesterday Mr.. McDonogh therefore
discharged.
FIRE IN Ninth AvENUE.-About twelve O'Clock Thurs
day night policeman Burnel, of the Twentieth ward.
discovered fire In the grocery store of Mr. s. Skidmore
NJ qnn
mmedatey called assistance and by keeping the dooes
closed until they had several pals of water ready
doubt saved the destruction Of much pery the Are
extinguished Damage about $780, Insured
in tie st. Nicholas Insurance Company for $500.
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Destructive Fires I'm Connecticut.

HAKTFUHD, FED. II, I6ob.
The slsde end Hswley woollen Factory at wolcotvle
IdlchHelc county destroyed by FIRE on Saturday
pieht. Loss about $50 900: insurance s24 oOo
buildrg Wnsied. i;chGed county con .a,nira ths
dry goods end rrcsy s'o-; Era Slursa aal lie JdA
fclsws Hsl, ~, Se.l,a pass
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The Anteroceanfc Canal.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKR AID
Do the favor TO correct which appeared 10
my communication the lnteroceanc Cana, The name
of the engineer Ia Mr. William Kinnish not Ksntsh Mr.
Knnish has been considerable explorer the lsthmus
and It's vicinity, having passed at FIVE different
points he led the party from the virsgo whom four Of the
men were murdered, and he barely escaped with Ire
Feb IL, 1855. CHARLES PONrE
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From Charleston, in ssamship Nashvie-L HavH9e q W
Case Mss Ross Miss Smith, Mrs Graham Mrs seignete Mira
steiv bere Bal, Jacobs, Mcbride, n 6prtDcs
Campbell Miss Harvey Miss Hall. Capt Lee q v WI
kns, J y ADdeson l. M Wiley, j n Fienpg W socur.
vIrf Il Brr Mrs siere,soD A X McM,lsn euebe, !.
Kew ~ 10y anc chld o sves, " Efcj ~ -
leg pro - B.oT2, ~ sl'c 2of s3n Sta om4h-
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HACHEL UHAI
A TALE FOUNDED ON FACT.

APPLETON Co.. $40 and 348 Broadway VIII pup ian
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BY JULIA kAvANAGH. . -
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1be Ahec Rum ono OF The most Asddous 81 critics. SAYS:
We hsrty recommend the story ard sha rejoice when
Is kevauagh will give another equally good"
sonx OF OPISIoSs or THE ENGLISH Press.
[From the London Observer ]
Ksvsnaah has surpassed hfrref this tale We prefer
her kshae' and Madeleine" clever and attractive as
II are.
from the London POST
Rachel Gray" well written story, fu Of hfe. passion
sentiment, and sbouuding in interesting adventure.
From the london Sun
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irrom the London Athenwum.l
Rachel Gray" char ming and touching story wrough
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Ire Deiher love nor the shadow o lover N ne whole
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ur@ Jones' tbe tradesman-hs hopes and
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that eick daughter too slight sketch admirable
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CARD.-MISS JEAENElTE HOPPIN, BY MARRIAGE
Mrs George W. Taylor, bess 70 announce that she has
cruel family persecution her years Of suIsrogs and
s with the full names Of her persecutors and
r edition Ia very small Copies only be obtained by
careful 70 address, eocosing 81 with postage stAmD Mrs
annette H. Taylor care Of Aaron Swarts, Esq, Chatham
aro Post Office, .#..a =
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THIRTY-rOURTA CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

THE pEfENCEs oG NEW YORK HARBoR.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1856.
On motion Of Mr.. FISH, (nationaD of Y the Secre-
tay Of War requested to report whether any, and if
what additional Notifications necessary the
defence of the harbor Of New York and Brooklyn Navy
Vsrd.
THE MILITARY ASYLUM AT HARRoDsBURG.
On motion Of MIR. THOMPSON national OF KY, res0
luton adopted nttructpg tae committee Military
Affairs to inquire Into the expedeny Of aboshng the
Military Asylum at Harrodsburg, Ky. Mr.. Thompson
said that the old soldiers not satisfied to be
away from salt water where they could get Scheidam
schnapps and Irish whiskey.
POSTAGE.
On motion of Mr.. SUMNER (back rep.) OF Msss the
Post Office Committee directed to consider whether
the charges on letters carried steamers
unnecessarily large and burdensome; and whether
thing may not be done, and what, the be-
nedts Of cheap ecean postage
SIMPLIFYING THE LAWS.
On motion of Mr.. SUMNER, (back rep) Of Mass, the
judiciary Committee instructed consider the
pedenoy of the appointment of commission to revise
the public statutes reduce them connected text
and render the language plain to al.
Adjourned.
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library OF LOvE.-THE MOST RECHECHE Ex-
Ia Qusely amorous effuslons penned Three neat
mo- volumes q %; separately. sQ cents l. Basn: The
sses of eeCundAs and B0nnetons H. Ovds Art OF Love,
enedy Of Love, Amours DC. Ill Dryden's Fables, from
t,ccaco and Chaucer. Sent by mail
G. BLANCHARD, 80 Nassau street.
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from che state Cspassl.
MOVE TO ABOLISH THR KARDoR OoausIssIOM-A
BILL INTRODUCED TO DEss0kvR THE RAILROAD
CoMhIf sIoN-No ACTION ON THE KANSAS MISSILE
BROOKLYN ELECTIONS TO n PURIYYKD. ErU.
AERAsr, Feb H. 1850
The Committee of Ways and Msans Of the Aassmbay
this morning presented report recommending tbs
peal Of the law OF last session insung the Board Of
Hsrbor mssioners. The report srgses that the
veyrg ard establishing extensive line for piers and
bukheada In the hsrbor OF New York properly belongs TO
the general government in cornecon with the cities Of
New York and Brooklyn, because the government
veyors and engineers assisted with the knowedgs pos
sessed by shpowners and commercial Of tho css
most competent to decide upon that important nat
ter Tie expense to the State has already socumuated
to thirty Thousand dollars for the payment Of which
law Ia about being enacted II Ia believed that when the
commission established it intended to make It
body OF many years continuance, absorbing half mtl
lien more That the act will repealed there Il
scarce doubt and the Hve useless commissioners ali
but one "republcan-cut loose from che state tree
Mr. Northrup Of the House. engaged in relieving the
to repeal the law Of ne last sssos ssassnse BSsrd
of Railroad Commissioners. This will be q saving of
some ten thousand dollars annually Its necessity is
cent the Iacts befOre the House. One fact 10 un-
denisbe that there has been many accidents
instructed in this State have occurred durirg
the past year. and whilst the Railroad Commissioners
nave teen In once Tne fepors just mace GhOWs tnse eu
the r forma ton submitted ia from interroges which
could just well have been sent directly " the State
Engineers Office, as formerly.
II expected that the question Of the disposal
Of the Kansas document would come up to-day
In the House but no mention was made of 1t. fhs
subject ftted for slavery discussion, and there
is probability of there being another opportunity
curing The present session for display Of abolition eo
quence 1t l. to be regretted that the members and the
lobby should not be regaled ten twelve days. kss
usually been the This treating the mighty sfres
sufferers of Kansas" with such silence and c,nteapt,
r1ouo ool.tav HHA
der ruans ia little than ought TO b allowed.
Where's Mr. Smith, OF Monroe, the protector Of repub
hcan" priDciplep
The purity Of the ballot box in Brooklyn to bs pre-
ferved by bill introduced by the Hon. r. Wood. The
people should rejoice.
Mr. Northrup made another effort but failed to
stute his Savings Banks Committee. Insert clause
making the banks pay expenses and the resolution
be carried.
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tt4 - HALIFAX, Feb. lisp. n.
Up 70 the present hsus notAsg has been hoard s*ta
port u the over due stssmshiy. Pacific
UnaseA ssssss Supreme Oou-e.-
-. WAaHMoroN, Feb IL, 1855.
No. Sk Ered. Scott, plaintiff, J. r. A. SanJssa.
ArguHsnt Commenced b5 BOn. Bsair, for yaainsns
y AspablisaA Azssting II Hartford.
s.N HAawoRR Coma Feb. IL. l060
The republicans holding large and, enthusiasts
meeting here this evening, preparatory 10 stateos-
sanisstisn.
Ths su~s-ry ..A E-ae Raii,ead.
PMkAsuPMA, Fes. II, 1855.
seaator Bs]sr submitted his resignation os the Pres
dsncy Of the sunbSry and Rie Railroad - ths annual
meeting Of the directors to-day, but essss are being
suoesssor is appointed for this afternoon.
AstempA - Ass.ssaaate an H2aitor.
NEW ORLEANS EsS. 10; 1856.
~ attempt made last night to assaasanate Dennis
Corcora. q tho editors OF this Della. He vas badly
injured, but vAi probably recover.
Masine Affairs.
ARRIVAL o. YAE STEAMER o CANADIAN AT BOSTON.
orao Bosr0S, feb. l. 1855.
The British steamer Canadian, from Glasgow the 24th
and Greenock the 25th Of January arrived here thia
morning. Sh0 reports 0ncOuntorln& heAvY westerly
gales, bat ice. She nothing Of the steamship
Pacific.
sOHOONz1 PEDEE IN DIsEREsa.
The schooner Psdse, Carr from st. Jago, Cabs for
New York. arrived st Hyannis today in Distress short
a provisions and WATER and only able to work
the vessel Has been north Of Cape Hateras r 70 days
past and two days in the Toe the south side of Nam
tuckst.
THE BARK LEAN RACER ASHORE.
BALrMoRA Feb. II, 1866.
Tbs bark Lean Racer, Of and for Baltimore from Pa
esmo, with cargo Of fruit vent ashore at Cape Henry ON
Saturday night The captain Is tightening her. and has
hopes Of getting her Off
Lighthouse Washed Away-Losa Of Life.
NoRToLK, (va) Feb, IL, 1855
During . storm Saturday night % inst, he Pun
gatesgpe lighthouse was swept sway h three Ia
it. Nothing has since been seen OF them.
The marion MT Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 9, 1885,
The United States mail steamship Marion arrived here
ct II O'Clock this ssturday) morning, from New York
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHmADRIPMA, Feb. IL, 1856.
Stocks firm. Pennsyivsnia State SIS 86,1; Reading
Railroad 46; Long Island Railroad 1eA; Morris Canal,
15X; Penn sylvania Railroad, A 46.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. Q, 1855.
The Persa's news received to odayafter business
hours-too late for its effect to be developed.
The ales ct cotton today have been bales Sugar
sells at 7Kc. Sterling exchange TX premium.
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uo'ysaangs - shs FNeiAe at EsaaakazL
t.4 - HALIFAX Feb. lisp. ~
Up 70 the present hsus noAsg has been hoard a*tais
port II the over due steamship Psciac