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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-16
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~ CtTkssE--A sd case o. sbascnoa soI n.
terr'ca outrage uon ysuug zrl las iriaspssd during
tne lr v1s ard a. we have learned Tie iacts state
Their. aae oosirg gal, between 10 sad u yeafs or
"a, shose sm.l- has but last moved into tie 80, =
NcS fcr,. aud resides Ia % The streets runaiag
psrsit' ~ta the Rower. east q u, went saaly
syenpe iasi On crrand and lost her way u cansl
street sc 'arlca Of tTo young men the va d her
ressuCe fhey rarTcsely 'cn, her the wrong ~ pad
foiicstd her "a one dEtAace. Thsy then poke . aer
ana ~ he she hsi better take tho cars vhea so,
the director q her Lcme anu they would sUov aer h
Ais vssls thty Rut her w town. where tbrf Etchr
rrssssa Ter They then took her - 1a sires
f@r - RcbJxcp. and viiie xaicg W lie "a tAe
q szp aCias, she being ln VII s,ste d : Il flrg
sic - Assault upon her, which she fesit. 80
~ frt iato toe water e. escape a. tie ne ..
drowning. Another young c)nug song a. tee
tfr rcsrued her. soc taken ~ the c0tisrs t.s
bs'ss, where she remsiaed IN hwstcrcs c1nwc}s.9us
va,i Wednesday, when she taken homo Ut NJ
81 4 suenfsd her almost constantly one 81 the vll
arrested BY of9ser Mcouovgh. and + ~ The bgf
snn covt,y Jail The examination IN the cas- viii tax
pitco e. wednesday sexl u the heath 81 the grl wl
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Csl1tRE o. q A4ruEp RceaCss-tr thuy-dsy cvc
ainz about clock, OF ef g1't OF the Faesalh
FArp, vas pa'roihng biz beat he saw tbrcc men cr,cr
ing the premises q Mr. Dsscsn ~ Washington place
spWosrg that the fellows we're burglars the officer
focufce The assistance q two other policemen and par
red ibem ~ through the nousc and finally srccefe1
" capturing nom n the premises d Nr Boornar next
oer. Ono ~ NE rascnls lcapei down npon the lea
7Nse attn rear n W nuncan's dwelling a disapce NJ
1ver@ ieef ttvsu then be caozhi and along w.h
a ccmpencns locked np IN the ton house .ycs,cr
ay morning the rrsoIers brought before Jus.ics
syidsrn ~ the JcGer on Marie, police Cow, whoys
hsy Fqte 'atr names John Caryy George "a n AMI
N gar IN their potiessioa sas found 4 uutnber
of 81 cson keys and o,hfr articles shtwing plainlv
enough shs' OCCUPATION they oiiowed They we're iii
committed for trial
ROBBERY ~ ASSOCIATION Hot-E -on Thursday night.
man named Nathan Besseti late Columbia CO. MY
n ". was Induced 70 enter an assgsatoa house town
town where be was robbed Of $4,000 in scrip and about
800 y cash he found his way 10 the Fourteenth wari
taiiob after wards where he gave detailed
statement Of ns loss. Yesterday MOI alag sergeant Jour
don suceeest1 b srfcsfibg vtpan 1smet Anae Ryan
Suspicion Of being Implicated n the larceny. Nr Bss
set idtltiacd bef Tie woman sho bad beea "a Z =
en- sby oB the sai previous. bt sfsnge " ssys ne
u,fet act sorg could not y found Anne W. hel or
Z xsptEutt9Q.
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Diet.


On thursday, August Il, Aucru Rrssss, aged ~
years. months ard ~ cays.
The friends ard relatives Of the family, the View York
Germsn Horse Guards, First Regimen, \, y. :. NJ and
the CONAN Grocery socety, are invited TO attend as
upcral, rom his late residence, corner avenue u and
sixth street 90 sunday afternoon, nth inst, al
o'clock. Ills remaas viii be taken to the Lutheran
Cemetery.
On Thnrxasy, Argrst II, JoHss~s n. wife or Henry y
Johnston aud daughter OF the hate Charles nevecchio
invited " tt.r. We funeral, this afternoon A. four
O'Clock nt1n IN a. ftsideace, Ne 1918 Broadway,
without Ipftlrr ipti4@tn.
On FTicay mcrars. August Is 81 coayesrve rever
81 wARp, spD " Archibald ard AErit 20 ave1 ,ars
1 months and % days.
The friend, AMI stertrtsrres Fl The raalg - r..
specially invited - cifDf TIE taa-fs IA s.;.facon a.
two O'Clock, Hom The fesdcRCe ~ BIS psronls No IS
stanton street.
Springfield (fIt) AID Newark IN. - papers please
81 Iri5qy srgusi IS, mrs. ASS SMITH ,gcd Al Year,,
the beloved VIE of Patrick FAzsmmovs, formerly OF
KNOCK eiteai parsh ~ ara county Cavsn, Ireland.
The rcnes md relatives VI the family, $50 those Of his
bra,fcr Francis, respectfully invited 70 attend the
tertrsi This sflcrroop, At two O'Clock rom her late
rssideree No A. James street, Brooklyn Tier remains
WI be taken 10 Fatbssn Tor nterment
piittburg Papers piease cory.
On 1huTsday. August IA, MARgAsrT JAM MATHEWS
aged years, months and 10 days.
The relatives ord friends Of the fasaiy are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral This afternoon.
AT two clock IRON the resd Of her parents No ISL
West Seventeenth street
On friday, August IS after long and painful illness,
rsosls H0fasD, aged So years formerly Of kenmsre,
county Kerry, ireland.
o'clock from his tate residence. No 20a Ncser street
On THURSDAY. August "a. Itossyfs, tvia daughter o
JpNe, snd George Byron aged ycsrs
Bcston p,fers please COPY
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Theatrical. Musical. SC.

NMio's GAEbsS-Tbe Esyels. Mile Robert Young
rngler other d,ns ashrd artists are to combine
their ,aea's this evening 10 series oil rpqpr Entertain
nnents Che benefit Of Nine yarzeti great favortc
With ihs Ireqreniers 81 iii's popular essbshmcnt The
.elsalions cbAait IT neN ballet STYLED utepeyerc'
rrtd pohiomine oi "Asrbclei"
B0wiHy THEsrnr--The lengthy anl highly successful
III q Tie exciting drama called the Pirates q The us
lsspp 10 be brought 10 4 Close u niEht /, viii De
eo.td o. usual by the dancing 81 les Henrarde and
ne Gniirnz ever aughabic barbecue Of ssPoca hon.
tssn NJ. Brougham has excellent Characters 10 both
Yays, and i sney supported by the entire strength
lis taitnied company
ctsytii MS-qSais This mrth proyosng troupe d
70 give Ethiopian entcrsiamenls this afternoon and
evening. at the Chinese Building $50 Broadway Megsrs
frysnt Mallory and their Associates have peculiar
he'd Of exciting the rIsbics 81 their audiences
It'tctly irresistible.
(. - HOnx AHRosr "--Tbis exceedingly comicai
mono irsms represented, by Nr Lionel Goldsmith cIici
tcd the wermest ercomums from = large and critical
suc lsutr. Thursday evening ard consequently
EouprtG Tor repetition n night The AFFAIR -pacs with
VII humor sud whim- tsiuy, and seems destined 10 BE-
come very popular
~ Trsasuc frSn BsSurs ats to take place nest
Nol day. AZ the Academy OF Music, Broughsmf Bowery
and Walacks theatres.
Ctseslctt FNrfp1AIsNrNr --Nss Mary Agnes Cameron,
tho iavotiit 70 pg aciTcss and Mr. q F,rclouah the
tsfcdian are 70 give rescEgs from the poets at Hope
1spcl, on Monday evening.
Tnr Butxrys to lnsugurste their ne a. elegant anil
tspatlous bah 10 Broadway, opposite Nibos The 18th
instant.
Ntsp - snor 1beriu European tenor. VIII. 10 vsry
avnsby SPOKEN 81 ~ the HsvsDa pfsss has inst arriv
STA Nv lofk Should The Atalemy of Music be agalu
brfald lbs lsl eth hs'an company "A i probab,e
is, e.. yenitpsn wNhe Included N me s-tss. uents
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TERRIFIC STORM At BALTIsioRE--Loss $4,000
Tie Eslmore papers IRE hed with the record OF the
trrbls storm there on Tuesday night, referred to by
.legrsph. The Patriot says
Tae roof OF Christ church, Gay street, partly
tori ~.
~ upper sioly or Tho chair factory u Mr Jacob Hiss
% lr!poeti's alley, vrs demolished.
IL rco. Cl tbs Warehouse OF solomon King druggist,
No. sovth Calvert eei, was also blown down.
TIE in root Of the wsrehoas, OF Fphralm Iarabce
tie corner Of Grant snt Mercer streets wss rolled up and
swept of Ike a sheet "a psper.
At Barnuns Cly Hotel considerable damage vas done
The up suddenly tlat they mad not time 10
over the windows throughout the noise. and large
tufGber q rooms deiEgei with water while It .
afars1i through TIE building vas srch a. 70 oytrtErn
noss, amrs DC, ant ia naay instances dong them no
Al tie corner Of Madison aud Calvert streets row or
'gnT To-. brieS batd.rgs beag crested b. VI. Michael
R9aSh 20 hiaztt were destroyed Four II .hem were
s,nac~t ,cisy demolished The lgAniag struck one or
iar snd rasscc through three others tearing away the
BARK ws's with the partitions, aGd LEAVING The front
wa- standing. The walls were cri dosa " IA ss mach
precision n i woT kn - hal been At work iron them
a house N Ja,on street, occupied b. Ne Crnnns
struck by ightang, AN portion Of The Cab. val
me cenoSse brg New Orleans, lying a cLec.eboro's
wharf broke from Der stenags and got afoul 81 tao
schooner iaBsy b. when the Jbboom 81 lie 1t.er wss
carried away The bfig los, her dying ibtoom
7bs II roo q the warehouse occupied b. pss8-5 Ken
OF Tie rCof o. Nr. James Georges a0rse Ga RE
deficx srfe., The Of III Dccrts. blown On
IEe roofs a. two warehouses Biehanan's wharf
oensa by Brown sons, and occupied by tho
government. wtTe considerably Injured also that
y William Howell son was slightly iam,ges.
The schooner Baltic aid New YORK vcrsel. lyinx
5lchsaans wharf broke from their n,oofinss. and
orivan against The 5Fig francis Jane. stayng ~
her bows fhs brig belonged 10 NeEsss kirkland, Chase
Z 90. The ROOF Il Nessrs Middleton and Darssys store
% Pratt street. sSvts bcwa o. large por,ioa
o. which, with the rages :. were carried across the
ctr ct and lodged the top VI the house Dccctei 5y
Nr samuel Kramer. oDe OF The sleepers from the ONO.
bouse having been driven clear through the roof
The roofs Of the warehouse 81 Nrssrs Morie \ Bro
Love Martin ( Co., snu David ] Bazby. On fxchauxe
rste, were blown % AM earrtei across the Etreet
VIM Crane sonz leather store. corner o. thea2slde
sud Water streets, vas seriously damaged br the roof
being carried away. lie roof Ct TIC large tobacco
warehouse "a =. Lyle. Clarke Co "a Cs'vrrt street
aear McSer. was completely ,oru on AMI blown into
yeIeer street
On lie HoossiOga road aud In tie neighbSrhood Of
TanAAa sa Eage trees ing W every dircsicn GA
LGtsw street Ross three trees tora m y the
roots.
Thrs or We have no, heard Of any lives having been
lost bot the damage 10 property will Iol is much shoa
al go rtO
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Tic lncd States susm fiies,e Merr mac ssied yestnr
das nDfn'nF, ~ le gloex for toe New York y,fd II
wii ~ fctolected ths the Nerrimac arrive3 abo
three weeks ego. IurrE that tine she has bsen 10
nnt ierored snee her arrival ~ this port To- 4 '.-
have q cr7tcd from tne tinted States tstg
ono teen or tucnty recruits haze been rec. sNH
Gle ,smsirfcr tavc been irafts1 from Other -.
ba nrt now, however, her fail complement 1u g#I
psoraBg sitsin them uVon her arrival a. Nea f8t.
7hr rerfmhc vll sal direct 10 New YORK. thsL, : -
EoutaM,aon. EnslapI The following : iia ~ ~
Others Commodore, q | PendeFgras Iieutenants g
z. fsfrisor. hdwa-d Donaldson, '. Key Murray,
Nsrrrtsit surerh u smith, ". Psuersoa Jones sur
80 U,tij ftrpr rrFser, Aristies WEIGH: Passe1 A.
.isf.1. g.sn. Nu.. 4 uaT on. ..-zlstani SuIgsss
.dwH Ii T gay lIAtef bn iuRuiagton Gunner,
~ NJ 8at .#Ircf4Y ieuas IT 1bis -ailmak er lev
',eet. III gs4e. 80 Ihf 81 u 2h0ek ! 4 tssis,sats
d. & <ty.ss u sdamt ~ ! .i.isRts Au1s eroat
40 II !. flpet - Attsa'. 7. II tWaed. u
r ..t t..FE Gefg l+e3 ~. ~ t5.et..-5 ssy Is.
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Po,t ot New York, August Is, 1856.

CLEARED.
sss@ssD A,nc Ta ss ,s cons Co.
sSe %.ss ses sggsc S SsT:asli go
S oa Ssr Bremen va
Esrt asaSa e RsSss s TaS9sas1nT.s vning
BIG r.sc i bs u acvei Hsiifes-I j poaoysa
se6r william ,har.es widdecombe Queeusiown-G = Bull
sehr n Rs'loek Higgins, rasa and mstBerde't Noble.
sem sem s sae ks ss Yarmouth asssS ponoy
scr Amy cha7e Myrlck, l.asacoa-,k Cemen.sACo.
Ss sr ssssS sl ssddsa iScndc Person
s shr bsE GSsoP nosac I SON
sesr y smith I.WTsace. Baiinore--Nerrii ( Abbott.
r ss4 TSst ss "a Esas
ssr fs,a Ms essi rsifs Duncan
Sslonr Tho iiu!i, rgr, frssdenee-Ahasssr c,.,,.
.YR.vvn
steamship IoressIl HAM Ealers; Hamburg, Augi PI,
With nose ara ~ ~ sengs e Bech 4 kunlsrc Lief
sstds h as II q 81 ioG 4 Se signased srsmsn saA
@ oBa ZIG 81 e. $ " saw oR ne iaR sfR s
le,g eros aSh hfk Cog oPeed hsse hours and sesa
CsocRs.i frem liverpool ic New YORK same day 10 PM
S.iss s SSsP nearly al
VIII si See r Sc (. r q ps bsso Ss"'d' days
raik parsGa Moro. sa g aay. VITA coffee :. e Goda
fron Norfolk FOR Jamaica, days cai. ..,
oa%sd sg " o G INK Wind aa cs Ms
49,
Bark Naercar Nusen Clrdenas " days. with sugar and
rpolssses 10 Mora y Navarro
BARK Gszce ~ New so. en- Buell. Trinidad de Cuba Is
da!s, with sugar anu no ,sses 70 frowbrdgcs Sous ct
New Haven.
DurRrd Died = se9 ia nsi % yeloa ie'ef WA johnson
seaman
Brg Aisbcla Day, Asrue all. Jaly a. wth hides. &c, TO
Spies. Ahe sn.h ~ mate died !uly ~ Albert Row
land, s'ev aFt, ced ssane tas.
trg yf Noblc) iaICcs Gr.y town, 30 days. with
hides 10 PsiHllG Eeacyaliu. Jult n Ia ~ Ion N 70,
spoke brr Mary HASKELL, from Aspiwa Ter New York,
with part 1t her s,ek
brig u x Eaton IoC StarsTor0 Eaton. Hunaco Is days.
With sugar and molassrs- 70 Afuirre Galway.
Brig Whitehall Peterson tartcnas u days with sugar and
mosssc.. q ~ Ro sailed Up company wh brig Isaac
s,lr Marie, Sn il 10 New Haven Chase Poft Platte,
"a wah hdcs, tobacco am mshcgaus, to Gimbernaa
kstotia.a.
selr rri,h Queen an Johnscu, Nassau, NJ days, with
muir 10 fncgs.
sthr fedi orr, Johnson Dorchester Nh - days
with buiif stone 10 Kelly a Sir lherF.
kfhT a Eiarlsy, simmons tngifrru.
Sob Gan Armstrong, FfIsby. Alexandria
Srhr q Drummer. Chambers Virginia.
sebr Wu Woodbury., faya1e, E0eklaue, days
sIoop y Coles lombard, ~ Unstable.
Propeller Anthracite. Jones, PM gdeiphts
Ps0nefer ssrab Jones Philadelphia
Propeller wesiche ser, Clark Pfoyitetce.
osJOE.
BOA Nera.,hss. fcm Vera Cruz. 20 Haggons ktos.
SAILED.
shin crrole. Stw orleats
Nro during he day. WV.
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on srnday, August 10, al y, James church, ia TIL,
city, Wy the Rev. Father NeKsnna Nr. rass HsHr to
Miss srsAN N0Trls.
On Tbursdsy, August IT, by the Rev. Edwin r. P. Cook
Ian y SIA,xV u ScsANs,B srMSys, o. London,
trv'art.
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fFuAnRLPHfA. Aug is-Ar ship Troric bird Fonlsss
Turks islands Nevis brig Susnn Small Watson, Petro
kess scEIs Curts wrisey, Hartford rh'a, Latham,
az s,ssr,Sr Boston carts syors bark Chester crsssy
os,n s5z r. essr r9 gss%s, i sne wes rSr
"'''". rs,.. .,,specus sna Disasters
The steamship George Law ~ morning ,rksn on he
balance r repairs, she 70 have copper srppsd be
have also had : bcfough cpairrs.
sa,P Aap o. oTirsS- ncn New Orleans ior New YORK,
vteessrs sung I'd whiou, material damage nni would sal
cr New Yoik stttr settling salvage
In Rsns Apur. ocrbei, hon Glasgow for Boston, .ent
ashore a. high wser pan q gh on ne se svaes near
vsIe NM , 81 h ier ~ wsSai r. roi om fhs es
gres TaS. 10 Is ioade Win ris ircn gich hey were
srScd Il Nefs tsec Ion taid& g. ~ Boston, snd i H.
surss ID hat civ
Bark Trs conwIx. non fcr rcs,cp, rui into Key
low fessr She proceeded on III On.
Prta Jaws wui,cr 20 Mhbriiael, Brorr FROM pc,ou
or fall River woh pnl saeia llh ns esSS, WI d.
charge ,iers, md 60 g. w r. ssn' q ho"et.
loa. ca nes,ui u Ne rcson ue vas % he pcm a ne
eot ~ sage 9II so ms cy a T s bn one
sTeak efprti ,n to vs'ers edge. Tbe Connecticut &c.
f.cscrtr--, pc buri ers-o tons cerstihe nm Gr,nh
I'D. is fruu tie shpls-t - Messrs AvraAas AsncIh'
BsTnsCre. 49,. s,.
htl, eteg,d q % - s. = r'etl q li,s ~ s'Nus
III Ftl tloss EvrEnfSc faE nfEEa ~ h tt0f
q ,,.-.,. ~ s her e. a,o re rys- yrtrt having
an yngea a. lie ocy uo'ct pnblshed ~ general
tx, e.ts, fr vsfd chspns hou"5ed On he west ~
Il. IN ,s., q ~ ~ SAINT ostcndng Sonhwardb from the
ssrt II ihat and OF ne cas- ~ ne keymnah sara
81 =, Whcl dfiea los ibN emanuel - ron 2to6
vide end marked OF ny six broysfonr red or west
rtu and two black. ~ eastern.
Reef brevy j. hFe1 eltss buoy with
~ ba.k,,s ~ 4; i paiscd red ard naskcd wh he letter
"A. 4 na Ia iahufs low water spring tides TAI ~ III n.
lon - ~ Is ~ and bears foia ihe fa~em Channel Floating
flsht tuoy s. is n =, N. distant y miles.
~ sn;rs nelcifry huuy second spe hroy, With
80, bost et IN H. il panied rcd ard marked Nplsh IN fn
ii les in fathUm- wv MaieT Rh"iN mf- INV Hom bt
outer Reef buoy. ,.-..,... -. 5000, &.
les IN fahons low wrer, on spit % 'be sand aboal
n,l,s n y " OF the cctre buoy. 49, .-.-. ..- !,
, Ia ~ less faih.us about niles by w from the Spit
49,, "a " by * \, the Gag staA Dalhou-e pOsif.
~ enter eastern buoy OF his chanuel second class
49,. Nov ralued black with BASKET on " u lies in -
80 low water the sW verge Of the Koymudsh sand
NusL, X ~ tho Rect buoy, distant o. miles
- ,,rttah setn Spit buoy second class sire
% ,sPsas blaet 10 fa,horns low water, NV X
pcr The our buoy distant about ~ miles and norm
,hou, miles from the centre Hatchery buoy 60.
~, channel from 10 abreast oil the above
v,r,"s u INV miles From that roIn north rs
,.,gss " n carry q 4essel W - Hsi,dsi ssispd,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

kLsssisr Cs Esv yorx-~rus BAY
afsss -.......... IL 81
suH sxfs.......,...... IS o.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

FrrAPPIPHfA. Aug is--Arr ship Troric Bird, Fonkes
Turks Islands Nevis. brig Small Watson, Peiro
Res schts = Curtis, wrlsey. Hartford Phsia, Laihsn
New urdon - . . -. -.
Ci, sesrncr Clarke. Nyort bark Chester Crosby
Iouto lflR Iris IiosIner Portland: sclrs Curtis Wis
lew Hart,tg, trDell, Freeman and II \ weie Terry
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

EXPLOSION OF A LoCoAorIvE-Two MEX
KILLED AND ONE BADLY sCALDBD An accident
occurred on Wednesday morning, upon the n
I. and Erie Railroad, near Sufferns about
thirty-two miles from Jersey City, by which
two men lost their lives and another man was
badly injured. The locomotive (No 143) at
tached to the milk train, which left Jersey city
at IL O'Clock exploded Immediately after
leaving the station at Suffefns and was total
ly wrecked The boiler was thrown entirely
across the other track, and the smoke-pipe was
blown nearly 800 feet.
Three of the cars were thrown off the track
and considerably broken. 1t is supposed that
the water was exhausted in the boiler before
taking in fresh supply at the Suferns Sta
ton, and the cold water passing into the heat
ed boiler, as the train moved OH, caused the
explosion
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

SnocKtNG OUTRAGE AND TERRIBLE CASE OF
LYycHIvG-YH HaysrHEe (Ky.) EagIe of
Thursday last contains the particulars of a
Stocking outrage committed in the town of
Manchester, Adams County Ohio, by free
negro man upon the wife of a Mr.. Morris,
Vile the latter was absent from home The
rpsro broke into Mr. Morris house and accom-
r.,lcI his viilany, after desperate struggle
with the unhappy woman, who fractured her
aaD jaw. it is stated, in attempting to release
tie ae-ro's hold upon her throat by biting him
Tie negro then escaped from the house and
vent home to his wife, leaving Mrs Morris in
little better than dying condition. Her
,,raams. meanwhile, had attracted assistance,
nd the ncrros wounds soon led to his detec-
,o0, which excited intense Indignation, in con-
atcd with two other UutrageS Of similar
ture before attributed to him. He was
land in bed with his face badly scratched and
cding, Just as described by his victim The
l.ited crowd took him forthwith before dav,
q an island in tie Ohio River, just above the
nHn, where they hung him up to a tree, but
LIE rope breaking lie revived. He then ac-
ay"ledgcd the Internal deed, and would have
sga hung up again but for the interposition
q Nac Of the less excited in the crowd, whose
-lrse prevailed, and the negro was accord
aiken to West Union, lodged in Jail, and
laacd to prevent his escape
During Monday night, Mr. Morris reached
cDe from Cincinnati On Tuesday morning,
crowd of men, with John Dougherty. a bro
II Of Mrs. Morris, at their head left Man
Ser for the county seat, where they broke
na The jail, bursting the locks with hammers
q. axes On reaching the room where the
To was Dougherty with one blow from his
p broke his chain, and then raised the axe
.eaye the negro's skull but the arm of the
1atrd man was caught, and the negro say
4 for different death.
/ lie was taken again to the island, and hung
A 90 tie limb of a tree some % feet high. On
A way from jail and even under his gallows,
negro cursed aid SwUre terribly, and VOW
4 4he ,hould get off alive he would kill Mrs
4 IRIS at sight After hanging until he was
4 al bis body was cut down. and, with the
-a >'I fastened TO him, deposited in box,
yurrU On the island
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

ELECTORAL CotLEGE.-The Electoral Col
l,,a Of this state met in the Senate Chamber
q, Harrisburg, on "Wednesday, Sd inst, all the
members present, and organized by choosing
Hon. WV WILKINS President, and WV. V.
NcErAx and Gen WM H. MILLER Secretaries
The College then cast the twenty-seven votes
Of Pennsylvania for JAMES BUCHANAN and JOHN
T. RgEcKINRIDGE for President and Vice Pre-
,;let Mr. CAMPBELL of Butler. was chosen
vas chosen bearer of returns to Washington,
Mr. OsrrRnour to Judge KANE of the U. S.
Court. Philadelphia, and Mr.. McNMR to the
Harrisburg Post Office The Electors then
accepted an invitation to dine with Mr. BUcH-
,yly at Whcatland, and adjourned
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

!ltE OF PoRK-In Cadiz, Ohio, pork is
ported on a decline Buyers are how paying
M q % TO s. 30. according to quality
A.,0a Ill. sales are noted at from 81 90
> PER ext, with an upward tendency. At
@s'le, on Saturday last, the market was
d: AFm, with sales at 50 75, on Monday at
'-e receipts Of hogs at Cincinnati this sea-
'acb l29. S2S head, against l3l ,06S for
sane time last year. The Cincinnati Price
,'sA, Of Wednesday says -
good degree Of excitement has prevailed
-e market during the week, the report Of
I's as published in our last issue being /
~e estimates Of dealers generally. Wed
q. morning the market opened at an adj
o. 10 per cwt. with an active demand,
1Nfthcr advance was established from
" Gay, the activity increasing up to yes
@'' When Smarket seemed to come to a
w. The advance for the week is so per
Last year the receipts of hogs by the
Syalaers were quite large this year none
sequence have as yet arrived by this
M. ~ conveyance, which may, probably@be
sl'su 10 the very low stage of water in
'er' and if this is the case liberal receipts
''ef 0Iay be looked for henceforward.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

"AVERLY-Arrives daily, except Sunday, at l24 P. NJ.
Departs do do
TCNk'N'k- Arrives daily, except Sunday. at II NJ.
Departs do Jpn.
TROI-Arrites daily, except Sunday, at P. NJ.
Departs do IAN.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day, at P. NJ. Departs, same days, at A. NJ.
CANTON-Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
oP. NJ. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
ats \. VI.
MISUNDERSTANDING Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at ?. u. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at \. NJ
LAPoRTE-Arrivus Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at
2P.I 81 Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at I2 N.
WELLSBU URG-Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at P. NJ. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 4. II.
EATON-Arrives Wednesday and SATURDAY., al 9 P. NJ
Departs Tuesday and Friday, at 5 \. VI.
The morning mails close at clock of the evening pre-
vious the afternoon mails close at III A. NJ.
July q, 1856 II. c. PORTER, p. VI.
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A cARD-vERY SHORT.

OUR FRIENDS are invited to examine the
" most complete assortment of WINTER GOODS ever
offered IN TOwandl and if experience in the purchase
Goods worth anything those who favor shall have
the advantage Of it.
Among the novelties Of our assortment. offer EEA-
D1 MADE CLOTHING without seam also other
Clothing Ladies' Cloth TalmaS and cloth for making
the same, large assortment Of Dress Trimmings and
other things too numerous 10 mention
To the farmers would say, that supply them
GROUND PLASTER cheaper than they can get it to go
abroad.
Nov. .. lSJG. MONrANYES.