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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-01
ENUNUNEt MD COWFOkTs
DR.. C. W. CROZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July II, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited
make oOnsgnnents Of the Patent Caniphor Wash Mix
ture, has concluded to sell county rights in this
state but will in future have the Improved Camph0r Wash
Mixture and distributed throughout this state lex
in the counties where the rights been disposed
and in the State Of Alabama And that he may be enabled
eecuay 20 make this arrangement, he poses TO
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares, OnefoUrh to be retained and the renal dST50
shares-wil be offered for sale. RENTING ten
dollars will have share in the Patent, fourteen
years from July II, 1884, and will be at the time in
vestng also FIVE dollars be used 10 the purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the expenditure Of
tie means prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consignments will be made to Shareholders (who may
quest IT, and to other persons 10 the amount OF their
remittance. And they win be allowed commission Of 53
per cent their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit OF will be made dividends Of the
profits RENTED TO each shareholder No debts viii be
tracted will the Company he responsible for any, the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
ANY Of those who have purchased patents for counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their rghs
for share al the prices they have paid This exchange will
be made at the cost Of the Patentee.
II is desirable 70 have at least active share
holders in each in the States named Subsc ptons
for shares viii be closed by the LIST September next Ana
consgnmens Of the Mixture will he made very there
after. Certificates sued Shareholders who viii request
the Agency, ~ they desire IT,
The undersigned will act Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors to year, who win have the
management until their shall be elected.
Newspapers in Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Hunts
vle Taadega and Tuscumbia that win publish this twice
and other advertisements TO the Of ten dollars and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address,
c. w. CROZTER, Patentee,
ie2S Knoxville Tenn.
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IUUU agents Wauleu! Jam
To the PUBLIC.
YOVNG AMERICA!

YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted In every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance make money will be oGeredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposer
unusually fair terms by application 10 the propreto
FARMERS AND STOCK IsAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Nal unsurpassed in the Un-
and which be superseded by past future in
gentions the very Mil which every Farmer Stock
Raiser should haye Wi crush from to 10 bushels Corr
Cob per hour, with horse; is easily fitted up and
managed; weighs $40 lbs and all OF the grinding
surfaces is prevented will last any farmer an ordinary life.
time. 1 speak thus Of its durability, because he
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
& MILL ON TRIAL
for MONTH and IL it don't give complete satisfaction, to
l II there any thus disposed, let him 70
ey will be refunded The Crusher be attached horse
water steam power which renders the most convenient
Mill south Of Masons and Dixon's line All other Grushers
now In the South require too much 9owsr will soon
out. Accordingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of a lateral wsbbiing
motion WILL nece sarly soon wear OUT all other Crushers
AmenAbe 10 this grand objection and the Proprietors
nARK not dispute H. In the Instruction OF .YOuxa AMER
oA" have power and DEEr cusTRADIoTpS have
essene ficon and cAAILKSGR 70 the coDtrary;
have prs vented wab6lng lateral roton and an are
compelled 10 acknowledged therefore, assert that s
uperinr 10 any other M. am now selling tins Tennes
see invention al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wRntiug good thing earnestly request
ed to examine the true merits and principles OF this Mill
and order IRON the Proprietors Agents.
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
}. P. DRoMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
shelbyvine, Tenn.
"a EN rs.
Ellis Moore CO., 50 Market street, Nshvie, Manu-.
cturers and Geaeral Agents
Beaumont FS o., Clarksville. Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
W@ B, Iunt saleg', Agent ior FrAnkln couAsy Tenn,
and Jackson county, Ala.
James b. Vance, Cassa,an Springs, Agent for sumner
ounfy
}. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
W. NJ. Hel, p. Home, Agent fer smith County.
J. 4. AiAn, Charleston, Agent Tor Bradley County
W. x. hurley Bros Loadon, Agents ior kAt Tonnes
net RuIv
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n. s. G. II. R,
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUMBIA, WANNESBORO. JACKSONj
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID Four Horse Coaches from Franklin 10 La
- grange connecting at those points with the Railroad to
Tuscumbia, Florence and VI ntg0mery,
Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, Miss.
The fine -Four Horse Coach Lines to these points are all In
excellent order making close with Railroad
at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at -
PULASKI and ElktOn,
And to all places throughout the Southern country
We have splendid lines running connecting with the Rail-
road at Franklin.
Passenyer for
Pulaski and ElkIon
VIII leave Nashville the 2 o'clock p NJ Train Monday
Wednesday and friday
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at o'clock, P NJ connecting At
Franklin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line Columbia
For all Information through Tickets &C apply at the Cen
eral Railroad Stage and Omnibus Once No "a Cedar street.
opposite the Post Office.
N B-omnibuses will can for passengers in any part Of
the city. nar7-a
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET.
TWICE A WEEK.

THE Light Draught Steamer MON c=n
l. TICELL0, g W CoUoH, Master, zT-Ss7Se7
viii run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITSBORO, and all intermediate landings Orders eft
with her agents for passage or freight will meet with prompt
attention. II. II. HARRISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, 's0''
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and Louisville,

-TRI- " EERL 2
THE splendid passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
VILE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at ~ O'Clock, m.
J. G. CLINE, j. O. HIrE. Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at ~ O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, W. r. YEATNAS, Master leaves Nashville
every Friday at ~ O'Clock, m
Connecting Padueah with the daily Louisville and st
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin II. K. w. Hill, Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers viii End it by far the speedest Of travel
either North South.
For freight passage apply to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27
GENERAL CONF ERENCE or THE REFORMED
ERESKN TERIA\S

The Synod commenced yesterday morning and was
hour and half
The Rev Il. W. WYLIr ADD the Rev. DIR. llEHuN,
reoucsied and obtained eo," 4" eut"r upon tho min
uts thor dissent 10 The con Or Convection for the
IN pose az taking into co alteration the rHpiceena-
I've s\s;em OF synod goVcGumeit, which eau was re-
solved upon bv the Syucd on saturday.
The Rev. 10. FIRMS Ol tue Rciormef Dutch
Church wus invited 10 seat a consultative men,
Der. .
Too minutes of the Philadelphia Prcsbytery we're
rcro,ted correctly kept.
The report of the Committee on the SigOs OF the
Times wa presented by the Rev DR. BoLrs, and was
adopted after some suggested amendments had been
made
The order ~ the day was taken uP-the hearing the
o. pOrt of the delegates to the sister churches IN Scot
land and rtsud, AID Ia the Convention of The Evan-
Qcical Alliance held at Paris in July last.
The ItpOr ct the Convention at Pans, Which was
document Of o. siderable length, was read by the Rev.
Dr. Mcl.KoD.
After the port was read Mr. GToRGr N. START
of Philadelphia wao wa one oi the Delegates, spoke
of the reception ,r.atHcut in lrrlaad OF the Com
mit,e.. lie said the American Delegation we'd
.s.Iy kipdn,- and attention ourng their stay.
The Rev. Dr. WYGlE also gave some account OF The
wit of The Delegates to France, Ireland Scotland and
switzerland.
bytcrlnn Chuch at Moum"uth. ILLINOIS, On the subject
Dncplnc.
II emOrial wis received from Dr. Smith Of ChiNs-
go which WIS laid upon the table and The Clerk
.erCd 10 transmit 10 hun the rcPor upon h.
euoral of last year, made by the Committee of
discipline. Adi0aaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY-NEW
SCHOOL.

This body met again yesterday morning agrceably
a. adjournment After the u-ual devotional exercises
Tie MODERATOR call. d the meeting 10 order
Letters from the delegates 10 the Southern and
German Reformed bodies rehd They expressed
tine snllsta lOu with the courtesy with which they
bud b, en- received and the fraternal regard which
hao been mo nif scd toward the Presbytorian body.
rceOlutiOD war offered to enter into correspond
euce with the General Synod Of the Dutch Reformed
Church; bat II being understood that that body de-
rin,d correspondence with the Now School Church,
The re-Olu ior was "itbdreWn.
The cOmnitt, 10 whom wee refined the reports Of
the Trustees of the Pn-bytcrian House and PubicH-
ton Cou mtee reported that they believe there Il an
important duty to bee formed oy the Publication
Omnittee not met hy Any other, aud offer the fol-
lowing resolutions substantially:
Reoited THAI the reports b. udoTted
re.Iiel That for the pupo Of securing uniformity In
ohu ca ssluody and r he purpose Of Tor h- Presby
Ueuee osecton Of 40 900 h. taken the hot sab
bath IL Dtcs4Ib,r.
ResJ.ed Tla1 the b. enp1~ered Vurchss
h,Inr bOois which shall the OF The
. hole clunb.
he~ted Thst application be msds to The Legislature Of
PerI sylvan Il for charter
A motion I" postpone was lost. A II otion was made
out rub. Quently WihdiawD, 10 fix the amount to be
Yaised At CSC OOO TIE entire day occupied 10
dircussion of the subject and pending It's consideration
the Asnemby adjourned, to meet in rne evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

in'rnd'r ~ Toi'i'o, Of thht regofi into tLs D.
pie' lie ssirmth ,bst the-t verr me Ttnsrv Save
holi,Tr an the Churrh. lbe Discipline Of the Ch1nh
We sIta ct'ir 10 SLAYER ir ~ aSgcs gaze ac n -
Gnd il -h"uk 0iSirc' md Il 6uely pr''@an thi,
testimony 70 he word. ne wished - have tn "l'
Iu-ty screw ~ the Disciplin ia ngari 10 'very
now ef'er thf iApse Of 80 many yeas da1ng ~ar4
tine u Chufco hs- ben agifa ed and torn s-aa1"f.
have gwen 20 II turn, 'ha The saiuIry testn 'Ay -
the Cburch % tbi. subject may be rnqde N r. "a
fis'ent md -ound. H. WIS fully Impressed With the
lFi, that IT, Gencrr Cvn:er nee hsd the power not
ouly 10 ciatge the rules the subject Of NsTery,
~ IL had ito power d.sr4ve TIE C,ri-r ncra IN
slave teri'oy End prohibit the B-hoT- 20 crossing
tie line civioibg Free from slave territory.
At tie c.O.e Of Mr.. ID :. speech, he Coaicrencs
sdiourLfd u1iil the afternoon.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE or THE NJ t.
CHURCH.

l.pl,N,rotIs Thursday, May p 1880
send You the report OF the minority SLAVERY. Il
will be seen that they opposc any action the sub
icct aud consider that contemplated by he majority
,upanstitut the report Of the n4iouy passes
the ConicGcncc and becomes law, II Wdi inevitably
- AMI, IN another division Of the Church as the Bait
more. Philadelphia New York aud NcsJ,f'sy dele
cat,n, IN not concur in The Hc' The rcp i as
fellows:
T1e ,udcrss' CO. cOn.'n Sc nao,,y Q, he Co.er' e.
o. ~. TO ~bch Thy h,ve -,- 'nsa-t in th,'rre,'u
e. toe C3cc. GO tr &C., hes ~aSr Is 70 submit the
TS. chsr,r crcpo-yo ~ us--i,y lien Of she
~, co .u,iou Chcrrh Ga the 6,s answc5 the
4 IA shall b. dons ~ 'hs cNurpa loa 81 ti e., o.
. go ne" b. ~ s, o >, , ,s 20, % &c "a
rcSf Ct Nersh'p uu' q tbe Ds,p,c "a which
e., 90 ssv,-v Tas ,es,ale NEEDED 10 ~ ol .op
trn scr',s.e stS ~ Se.,s TIE .,,osA .n.1sr
reaches utuh,ts Low IA our du cA "ho by Any reN"s,
e,eEtss,rhod,r n. they should roe.s Of
more IL o hei II heso o.'cs o FARO Ito = e,sa, oo-o
.h.l he ed" ad the event OF refsat or Iesec'"
ib. - c,.e ~ 0of.i', clearly u.,s,s c'la,
tsius sud effect lonsiasr 'iS c'i ' ''' ASIDE ~
S9 'os'aG 'H b. IS 80 , af g5S' ay RE
"a Bvc W r-srect - S!.Vsry met Ne e''sa
sro,so ne siyA re ion wh.,a aye: r'''+a @, 'o
bces tes' won tae cor, af--rt recon neea''a ~ 4s
~ ~ =, . 49, - a. 20 ' go <,~c enc .e,,.i,s
10 nrs' AZ aud sso wheuo'c 'eA a.I-iseo ~ SIC
G@e'a coi,rolce, three furhs q uc a'er' %
al DE Al1ud % 'eucc- shs h,,- CARED IS tio-fs '
uoh ahef'iiou W att N''rs su-l ok@ e4-c' l. Is pf3
P..d IN tho OF tire nsotv The Commute, san nit
o-r &C "a ne oIe''ton o. sis constitutional m "a on
la Cc'eral kulc which o.. sac, l and the pr
r:5 essPtet bc r.ost IN tae ih'c lns val b. p'ssSle
BceSa,.OuI D';TGos, a. understand t. :. p5ol,l,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

lN-T'1LA1ios The Rev J K w. >oaAe VA as
-''tr- Installed pSstcr of the Third RefHmed f'e'-
o,',f.an Chc'ch IN Wayeily place resr the s'N'h ~
tn.t. lie Ms'8lst.0r sermon wss preached y! Tue
k,' ID Cb''si;e wbo a>o CONDUCTED The r. n mics
l-usl nf.s UGH o-cs.ior- TIE eIe-ri-e, Eere uns-
sus! u.re-,iu- sui n a'tcntivtly l'tened 70 ~
large irrigation tAe body and galleries OF me cd
ihs" '-Inc den,ely cr,wded Ihs church L q WIG
and '1it'r antique in -tyi-. having been erected
Waay yes-- ago lefore that P'r''on 81
,ne cl n which 2. r loctt,d was bull; 10. -
eTtry ID Z > rov hemmed r BY ot'y b'cA dFS1-
ln. sd u 'rc-t o. Wsvcdeg Ilse p'.s,n1 -
v. Attractive sppesra1c- 70 to- pasSe' oy Inc
irisfe- df;te edfoe j. very ain and nea, no -iel
taan.e- o ca-vtc wo-s picturc- q "a ned gas
ut.; tie o.! tlc tte ENTIRE Structure -enuos re OF
ct-is,t.ou.d vu.s.- chu'cL.s H-r- the s~eliifg
Hc'e- Of grad organ no' &c BE aeafu'
b.: rPa - PAIN Q, Aynr t,ins gwen Guy Y!
ne pt-:,E, - song @; prase 2. Ia 10y POI
ot uar Mo tales ~ ( sce d'ec'! '''
. rulf,. A. ,-c4ioaal resort 70 'L- p'ap "
.s,tooed ps,e O.: eo-sbp by some O'0aT fa.e'nA
would Be- key - irspre them vita more Of 'ee't
Il ~ =. 'osA II could ct IA 'n7tn u vac
ssIy stru1..ras on he iftb aVsrueet o<"'' WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

SDIoSOS r. N"sfE p-'-idhc. Tie Con ri,.c~ C., r
ptc TER ArTan IT. fac meeting m nc cni. "a
AT r'sJ n'st- II as announced tbsi tAe E ie 40
e tTa. RAILROAD ComrAu'e- hsi agres IN t,ze ~
ce.-rs'e, % The Convention to and from Ciaci,rl-i
for 80 Ise tonnit'ee bave not conor+ei lp5a
~t,r thy vii -ulrort 70 tie Pre-i;onc,; bu. d,
rnd rstoo1 hat they vii % fot BachA,sn. The
sre. ,ios II he egI'inscy Of the H.ri or ; Il -.
gator. mu-t b. --,;led before the Soft. VII max.
II "a. her Preference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

Noreh, tha' az apprehension ""'01 "''u ''' '''i''
az. ,honld lie moved. 80 C..,.
TIE Rcy. Or RoDIRs OF II Commute defended
49, ,,o,t n, .si0 tl.si he had heen fearful that he
1,b,r 40. "A me 10 the "A cOncl1s on thai
bsIirc ..ciey cAr ~ when once they we're di>Cu,s.
,g ne nnefiof: "shal the poIr be provided FOR by
issi" Arr ? w'eri-ome deba'e, > me nber got Mp
"a tiled the qu .-'.o 's AID hat he divided the
Tl-r into three class the Lords poor, the Devils
r. r asd the 200 deviis The Lord 20 I'd take care
~ HE own; the Devils 20 would be aiken care Of
by tbor Daser and be bon TT 1t bes t. let the poor
wills take O themselves. DR.. gers sid that
he hsd fearetth"y we've ~ put under the lat title,
and ief 20 shk for theTn-'iv's.
Mr.. WLLIAM.os hop d that while The genera sub
iect should net DO Ov Rocked, some immediate pro-
vi-iOn should he made.
Tic Rev Mr.. CATrR Of North Carolina indulgef
in apima6vF-on- upon those radicals who sought
'ny to 6td fault with tn work Of o'hers
Tie Rev. Dr. THoENwELL withdrew hs rnoron.
The Rev. Dr. ID. JrSTIS mCved n II TX" out thai
JCrton Of the repOr which poke o. the connection be-
tween pastor aud church ~ hat OF oIsnes- hru AMI
The rceO u'iofs and hs morton passed lie then pro
ped Ie buttons provdiDg for raising money, m d.
PEI sing thr' ugt tn Prcobytene7 aud also ior gen
srsl plsr bs 40 bv.
A MINER deferde4 North C,roins generally.
Down there they used to have ssuper4nnusted coore
D. mister aud they footed hthslIs Until he wa TAX
loue.
Tie Assembly took a Ieces~ until "a O'cock.
IN the evening only ahou, IS members we're present.
The Committce "u Leave Of Absabce reported that
o l~rge umb r of members had been cxcus. d.
The reso u'ioBs offered by ID. X JCS<IN, ID. D.,
were taken up and adopted. Committee Of Eve
appointed to tax" cn rye Of the permanent ar
Tangemet for the relief Of dssbed min tcrs and their
dOws aud orphans, aud The whole report aud rosOlu-
lions ordered to be entered OIL the minutss.
DR.. Rooms Of Philnde ipbq said thai nc had re-
Ceived lstteT fom the Secretary Of the PhaH' pha
Corporation which frequent men'ion has been maze
a urlBg 81 debate stating that they Won 70" h"ppy
% eneTt6o noy proposition 70 enlarge the sphere OF
tier flpeDc-
Committees appointed TO notify NE elected
Professors and the Ar. mbly, ~ the Court II Jesus
(Arist proceeOed 10 take up the saltwater case. \
motion to allow members Of the Synod to remain was
NJ CARVED, and they went out.
The Rev. DR. JUSEIS supported the complaint re-
ls wing himself Of speech which he sal had been
layng On Lis stomach over the week. lie con-
clnd.d Nv saving that the name Of saltwater was y
mi-nomcr; for It hac been agsted water ever since
b, had known ID. place. IL might perbaPa be that
KIM Of Sill water which they besrd 20 mach about.
CLanr@ o. IOHEs Penny nj cOntended thatthe
mod did night in m + II case, as it was not al
the tim, o,ciue1 by the Presbytery.
For two hours various legal gentlemen gave multi
friOus op mons the legality Of the Sy0Ods course,
ara at l0I p m. the Assembly, Whose nu nbers had
increased te $50, adjourned until this morning.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tie United States -loopof-war ST. Louis Conman-
ter } ". Livingston called from MOnroyla March Is
ior Port Praya
The ship A 1ion. of Tspscott & Co.'s lne sailed on
Saturday, May q. with 10 CABIN and 10 second cibn
20 sseDgers :or Liverpool
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PnrrAL ASD CowARDIr ATTACK On Saturday
ev'ting ls't, between snd O'Clock, Mr. w. r.
Jsne 81 The CT, Jadge', oiBce proceeding along
Msdl- street, and when Scsmmell be Ms sol
d'ny a'ts'k'd from bch.nd, kno,kei down and va
ltn'ly bat 4 b. come vdy to hin th'n unknown.
but - Ose name be has subsequently, ascet.ne b,
Robir-sr. Tis rpfi-n sysiled hin,elf Of very
f.vorst, rpron ( the commission Of this IN manly
0otiaee. as the SIDEWALK whe-e i. occurred being
rty c. a.-yarc covered with black said or ash.
- that any l-rsOo approaching behint another could
not b. heard Immediately sfier the attack. aud
While NJ jams had gone To the seventh Ward
Static, Houso for police msn. the asasLant was sees
10 descend basement at No. 90 Scammell street.
whore be i supEn-.d to reeide. The serrsni, a.
comP4ned b. Mr. james, proceeded Immediately ut"
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CITY ITEMS.

NRw.YoRK HARBOR EscROAcHsrSr' Yesterday
mo-npg. rrof A u Bache, Vt the L. ). Coast Sur
Wv. laid fore the Commissioners and number OF
otser prominent q nrm-D, his plans aod sugSes ms
70, tie further prosecution Of the survey OF th hsr
Dor. Prof. Bechs proposes to commence Operations
umed a.ly and com -te the survey oot only o. the
haibor but Of the adjacent shores. according % the
maps lat y prepared by and which are now on file ia
the Cffce Of the CoInmis-loner., No. 30 BcosdSay.
The Prohr- ,or- plans aid sugge-tious were unauI-
nousiy ADOPTED. Arrangements are also being made
hr completing the surveying Of the Harlem and T. S1
Rivers Hell Gate, 81 town Greek, sandy Hook. etc
srd pates are beng detailed ior the work under Pro
fo-or Bscbe -uPeriutcodence. Surveyor have Ike
we been detailed for ascer-auing the topography Of
Ia. adjacent streams and It expected IN 8, the work
VII be comnerced in the course II week - the
fs..ie-t Tie Commissioners, during the morning,
herd the csim- OF number u ndyidu-s rear iinS
-, K.essi,n, buldug. repairing, &C.. Of wharYes.
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THE IATE FATAL SIABBIsG AFFRsY-tsasssr
rpor Ths BoDY o. Deceased. An inquest held
On NJ, ndoy afternoon at the New York Hospital by
Coroner ConLery. upon the body OF wn. Potter. who
was fatally stabbed the morning Of the 9Th ult..
While in fght With Bernard add Timothy Shas ilsy.
90 We G, rper Of Chatham and Doycr streets. The
cused were present, and attended by coansel. Tue
first witness sworn was John McUn of No. Bsysrd
street, who deposeh that about O'Clock tho morn
inc in our.,nn be was ~ a dance 10 the horse No
Chatham street when the decreased came aud std
that some men had insuted him, and one Of thor
ranad Timothy ShHi DIZZY had called him thlcf.
Wines hw minutes after, went with bin u The
place vi efe Shaud,y and hrs fiHds standing, md
on arriving dec,s-ed struck one OF the company, bst
70, 1imibJ standby, VINO WA under the ELECTS Il
LGuot st The tiIe After this he sa~ several s,Ikss
oeceased but could rot tell who stabbed him. nsr
which VI the patty was ~ blame There were clubs
us.d in the fight. Samuel Jackson, residing m CtsA
s.ret was then called but seem.d 10 know nothing q
n uct inpOrt5nce about the matter lie heard Potter
,,y that -on NJ lad iusuted bin. but h. appeared
H. bear 10 III feel NJ against the saandleys but was
NJ Wv at sope one in th,r company lie wa per
= civ sober at the time DR. II"fman ofth Hospital
Va then yamD. ~ 10 the otdton IF the drc-ssef
~ tb- tiHe Of be edm,-"p and stated that ~s~d
VS. ru, ing from two wounds II the lover part ~ The
ibdnu.n on TIE light SIDE and also irorn one wh'sh
yenirai.d 70 the long, the len -de ot the brest.
l. fr-t n.nt'Ded we're the cause Of death, ne th'T
cd p+uetTat the kidney and caused intense Infsnna-
u.n TIE wound appeared 10 have teen lt cied by
q blade four iLcheo 10 length. Leut. air Of the
S..eth Ward Police was then cfLed, bu, all he knew
# tie matter be had heard from decea.ed aud tho
sr,s mort N Nsusnation of the latter having been
taken. tho ,,stnory Of the officer was not deenef
odsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

CENTRAL PARK The Commissioners Of the Cen'ra'
Psrs appointed by orcnarce e rh' o'n'n'n { 'u"-
cl corr ,tug 81 the Mayor snf Street IN n--i"acr,
have N orde, proceed ~ once N lay ~ 81, thus I'M
:, ian, wu;k. invited the 0i pwins named geatemen,
20 coDstru,e a Con.u ting Board, with whom to ad'i~e
a. 70 he bit method Of accomplishing that "h-'t:
Hon. Wa-ninston Inirg Hon George Bincro't. N.
c Br, ant. esq james L'noI, 80 Ntewar' Blown.
e-l Robert J. Dillon. t-l ChIries A. Dana, e'q
Chor'tsF Bwr q james L C'ol's, 80 JaDA''
ptalon 81
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CrrSIsG y LArRIN' 'rRiET - THr FIFTH ATL'
A., .xn SIXTH 4yESrE 70 WET BroAD~Ar.-rhe
r.. r,iee On S--s = Of tie Bead OF 90 Incm-n met
v-.iefdsv shsrroon in 'he Council Chsuoer City
UeE fr th- p1rpc-e q hranng srgumen: for or
s.s.nst tie op.p.ny II Laurens street though 70
Fourth street AID tnen regulating thorou zhfare
seIo-s Ws.h.Dstou -qgare t. the f'h avenue Alto,
srgun ute The COUNTER proposition to widen L,urens
street :Jr Toe cetce q two block. ~ f,r a. Broone
-.rle' sro then n open -'r,et crec,ly across to
Il Junction Of Caru.ne stree, AID Sixth avenue
EIAt Mot M. Dlloo, hr. Levy. and .eveeal