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OPTICAL.

IaH.e' BHehaaaa Pre'tnf " ae Uaad States n AAeroa % al
Iah0a u May
Satisfactory having exbdel
Ion Muller appointed of Denmark New
do hereby him SUCH and declare him free
enjoy functions, powers and privileges al
lowed to the Of the favored nations in the United
Ststes
In testimony whereof have caused these letters be made patent
and the seal Of the United States be hereunto anixed
Given my city Washington, tho Tth day OF
T. 81 September 1857 aud u the Independence OF tbs United
States OF America the eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
IzwE Case Secretary Of STATE.
james BaeAanaa President u De Unaed NJ America 10 all UAoa
may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
Banco has been appointed republic Venezuela
Philadelphia do hereby recognise him such him
10 exercise and such functions, powers privileges
allowed 10 the consuis the United
States.
In testimony whereof have letters
and the seal OF the United axed
Gyon under hand the city Of Washington the 1 day OF
f. September 1857 Independence OF the United
States of America tho eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
LEWIS CAss, Secretary OF State.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

We continue to-day extracts from our exchanges,
showing the opinions of the press, without respect
10 party of the merits and preemnent siccess oil the
nly of the President to the memorial of the polit-
cal parsons of Connecticut We call the attention OF
our readers to the fact that several OF these com
mandatory notices are from the opposition press.
The positions of the President patriotic and
well taken; reasonable, just and proper 80 tenn
neratey, courteousy and successfully argued that
syon blackrepublicanism and know nothingism for a
moment suspend their cayls, and heed the voice Of
a great and good man, intent upon securing the
peace the welfare, and the glory of the whole coun-
try Ii is not merely because he speaks as the Pres
ident of the United States it is not only because he
speaks as the head Of the nation, and the honored
chief of his party. that the popular mind acquiesces
in whal he says but because he uttered the words
of truth and patriotism with the irnness and moral
courage which the occasion required and construed
the constitution and explained his own duties under
il. with truth and force which none might deny.
He has long since told the country that he has no
object in the future, except to discharge the onerons
duties of his high station in such manner that uni
ty peace safety and honor may rest upon the whole
country He is sagacous. Long experience has made
him wise. Aud his independent position before his
countrymen gives him the moral courage to declare to
them that policy which the constitution authorizes and
tho best interests of the country require northern
man by birth and education yet he has the irmncss
to rebuke abolition fanaticism by telling themwhat
no statesman has enunciated beforethat the const-
tuition itself carries slavery into the Territories He
said it ten years agoand he repeats it in terse
mistakable language now. 1t is true, the Supreme
Court has said the thing in their decision of the
bred Scott case but they it out through
hundred pages and it does not readily strike the
popular mind as this simple and distinct expression
of an opinion long entertained by him. But, intent
only in seeing that the laws faithfully executed,
he announces this in no partisan spirit, but as the
judgment Of statesman and patriot whose best en-
ergies are enlisted for the welfare of the country.
These extracts, then, far they go, are but the
award OF public opinion to the merits of the
policy which is discussed in his letter to the Con-
necticut clergymen We shall continue them from
time to time, until full expression Of the public
Judgment has been made.
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January 1, 1857.
JOHN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day partners in the Banking House of
Chubb will be
Chubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House In N
yepport composed Of Charles st. j. Chubb VIM H. oug
Barrow under tho nrm Of Chubb Brothers Bar
row & Co. CHUBB BROTHERS,
1-dn
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FINHE Misses Hawleys French and English School
4 viii be reopencd Monday september l4h their residence
l6F Pennsylvania avenue Aug 26-3aw3w
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Destructive Fire IN Georgia.
Dcah Of a Member Elect Of Congress.
Tile Ohio River.

EVANSVILLE, (Pa. } Sept S.---Hon. James Lockhart
member of Congress elect, died yesterday morning,
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nR. G. III. VAN PATTEN, Dentist expects to
H. reach his homo by the 9Th September proxmo WHOM
and he will his professional duties
With abundant believing that his
during proved generally satisfactory
and merit the public confidence
patronage, which he again respectfully solicts.
Office hceoorc) his residence Cedar Hill villa pennsylva
avenue, Georgetown
Sep 2-d7t tg.
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MISSES ROCKERS English and French Boarding
and day school for young ladies' No AGA street eth
and It'll, Washington city.
Tho which operation
for some years. viii be resumed Monday September Circulars
containing particulars can be obtained at the bookstores Of the
and at the Seminary
Aug ls-3awu
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1916.
Capital S2455 900. Annual dividend lie policies per
Ninety during by paying s214 1906
Of the company's operations furnished Those
other agencies and have this city their
policies renewed through ,if
MICH. NOtI1lsE, Agent,
juno Idly No. 46l 18th street
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Collectors once, City Hall,

NOTICE TO TAX-PAY Frs educ ton for prompt
In paymenNoce hereby that the year
1857 and payable this and that
Is allowed by law for tho paid
fore the 18th day Of September JAS y. HALLIDAY
July 16-eodnu Collector.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Georgetown College.

@ indies will be resumed in this institution on Mon
~ day, the 18th of September next D. A. mcguire
2B--lm 80 President.
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WmEnrIso, Sept. s.Thc river this morning is still
falling.
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j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
Lie southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington d. c.
Ap ll-dlyt
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Select school for Young Ladies,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

TJNHIS SCHOOL will be opened on Monday, Septem-
Der a. under the Professor Donald
Macleod and the ladies his family with ability and
For thorough literary culture social advantages the
comforts Of home peculiar attractions boarding
scholars,
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MISS BROOKE,S
English and French Boarding and Day school

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
SEVEN BunDlSes, No. 1888, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WA
VNIIE duties of this institution will be
Il Monday, September 14tb, 1857.
The number OF pupils being limited, and the vacal
early application for admission u requested.
Circulars can be obtained at the bookstores, or OF
her residence, whence they will be forwarded any
Aug s--3tawtft
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE,

SCTOOL STATI0NERY.--Slates, Copy Books, Ex-
~ Composition Books and all tho requisites for school
tuition Hbr sale on the lowest terms at
TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
Sep s-a Bookstore, 9th
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TIE WAsRINGToN AouEDUCr.-We are informed that
considerable sickness is prevailing this work. and
that this account many of the hands leaving it,
The present force the entire line of twelve miles
about three hundred The principal kind of work
now in progress is the excavation and culverwork 1t
is to be hoped that the will become favor
able to the rapid prosecution of this great national and
useful enterprise.
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THE TURF.

CEs1Rx,II1E COURSE. L. 1.-TRoTrING-Mond0y
Aug 81 lSJ7.-Match 81 600, mile heats, best three
IN hive, 10 wagons:
Wm. McRoberts. oh. p ssm......................l
J. DAsrah IN. Fanny Fern ai''.
Time-2:5S, 2:J0.
TRorTISG THE RoAD, AT INCOMES DAM
Saturday, Aug. %, lS57.-Match 81 900, single
dash oftwo miles:
J. Ward, 3. & James Hughes.
g. Brooks. black Z. Black Warrior................2
CESIRLyILLx CorRsE, l.. I.-TROTrING-Safnr-
dag, Aug. -, lS7.-Match $500, mile heats, bes.
three in five, 10 wagons
II. Woodruf. g. & Nmrod. ......,........2
hr MORoberts 8. g. Sam. ? >
Time-2:Dt a:F 2:i9i, 2:jS, $50
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssi0Ns-Avs. as.-Bsf'rs tsSasss
OsBoRX and WooO
,,hayt ~ ~ ar ned for the isrceOV

Charles Lambert was nrst hfraigned iof Tue ieceoy
on the h Of August Of quantity Of wearing apparel vsose
at Us from Csihsiine Ksarny No 50 Cherry street Lsnsnt
cobsed theft charged upon him Convicted sad eat 70
MARY FREEMAN va, charged with stealing, on ths
h Of August two cloth coats valued at 3iI from kobet
HsIdy No IS Cleny Mary caught in the ga to-
which she ssigned Found guilty snd sent 70 the reo
teutisTy for three months.
David Regan, snaigned for assault and battery, -
the 21th OF AusuI Henry Webb No Is P:t street ~s'
convicted and sentence suspended . .
James Anderson was charged with stealing. on tie
2sth Of August, ore basket, from Msry suyeithss no -
Royery fhe pansn Andsr'on take the beke. sd
Iun on with ThcTeupon James convicted add se" "
the PeBieutisIy for month' Lila,
George Robertson, quite respeca.olec1os0 a.
god jeNeiIy valued u the atress,e - -
,epdp. Iii, case rejected dubious ish upon sss
cutej yet owing conflict OF Co. ssd b err
On Id o neres sad therefore decided to ses'' sAs %
IsLD Vesl.v ,rsigned for an Assault with p;stst
cSc I,e,, on Ttorna, Walsh. Of.hs Psura Wee
Pie IIepry Iswtoo wss charged with stealing o. sns
:sh Of Ago., nd Henry streets Dei-ndsl. es1sht
&C. - Fogsd guilty and cent to the fsoa~sA'sy
70, tsfs Mcconnell wa arragned for stealing %
the ,h g,I Of p:epi 'eahsr otter, v.a'S
80; ~s, found the defrdsn. possession BY OGcs
k~I Convicted snd sent 20 toe City Prison for tsn dsls
Argelioe Iseg sTsis.sd Tor stealing On tns No y.
sncJ street, dis hsrsed, witnesses appearing
JAMES ha.oy wes hrrsigned for an attempt g
P.ser Ct tie seccDd PreeEet Pooe The e.hs
Hs.oy 81 the time streaid with hs hand h the Poes
ssd Dey street, The Govt coryted ,eesd and '"s'
hin 10 q PenitentaIy for tbrte mon'hs
Jeues EDDY wns arraigDed tot vioen, aessun g
ts;rery tbs 9th OF August his siie sans 10y
W,., street The cor pisnsn, quite an e4e,y tooSns
voms1 and h.f cJe woe painful 30 90 .s Ia o.
eos-cee a n sBasent ham Z, tae Pee 'epssf w &c
z! JnAs C.sfi, srag,ei for stealing On ito eNs"
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CArroRe OF A GARRorrR About ? O'Clock yea
terday morning. Mr.. William Ross while passing
through Hudson street. near Iammersley, accidentally
dropped key upon the sidewalk, aud, as he stopped
to pick it up fellow suddenly behind him, and
seiz;ng him by the neck threw hin upon the pave
nent Willie in this condition, the fellow beat Ross
severely and robbed him Of about = in small charge
after which be fed. Officer IIoar Of the Eighth Pre-.
c:rct, hearing Ross cries for help, came up, and
learning Of the disturbance started in pursuit of the
G;ef whom he eventually overhauled in IIsmmersey
Park-the fellow having jumped over the ratings and
lain down in the grass. He was taken to the Station.
House, where he gave his name as John Anderson.
Upon searching the prisoner rope, about as thick
a. a mans fIser, was found under his coat. The
rope was prepared With strong slip-noose, and was
evidently intended for garotng purposes. Anderson
is only sixteen years of age, and tailor by trade. He
denied the charge, and said that Ross was intoxicated,
and fell of one of the Eishth-avenue cars. Justice
Dawson committed him to prison in default of 81 900
bal.
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rTur NV RLs,rvo'n CosrRAcr.-The contract fcf
Ludite the new Grand Croton Reservoir 10 tue Cen
,rsI PARK has not yet been awarded. The Ctoton
BOARD met at TIE Rotunda at noon yesterday. to
decide between the contestiug bidders but owing TO
the abs nee Of Mr.. Field counsel COR Of the con
t.ctors, the Board adjourned to Friday next, al IL
o'clock The quefticn at issue ia thi,: The lowef;
bidder having fled a. suretythe name of city official.
il is commended hs; his bid is not valid. The next
lowest bidder John p. Cumming, who compiled with
all of the forms required, claims the contract.
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RoBBIse MAsoSIc LoDGEs-The rooms of the
Doric, Worth ard Alias Lodge. of the Free and Ac-
cepted hasons. No. 6S East Broadway were burglar
iously entered between Friday night and Sunday
morning and robbed of the jewels and other parapher.
MALTA Of the Order valued a, $50. No clue to the
perpetrators has been obtained.
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e..oox,se RAILROAD AcCIDTST.-A shocking accr
oav sSscept!y occurred On the Hudson and Boston
Se ln,n,S near Caverack to deaf mute named Do~
EooSs II appears that he had been setting woon
To- sp In the bushes aud "a he attempted 70 ~.
seross the track was caught by the engine sa n
besd snd body terribly mutil.ted ne Ma Tecoyer
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ssbb<d in the back The officer conveyed him 10 the
Eighth Precinct Station. Hou.e, where his wounds
dressed By physician. 1t subsequently, appeared
that Farrell was attacked on the above corner by two
highvaynen, who robbed him of small amour, Of
money. During bis struggle with them he received
the injury stated. The thieves escaped.
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LAW INTEZLfGENgE

THE STREET COMMISSIONER IMBROGId0.
SUPREME CODRT--SesoAL Tyss-AueVsr a-B6u>
Judge PyAsoDF
Tho hearing on the Street CORNERSTONE isjasctiossL
which was postponed vn, Tuesday was On coesest q
council further postponed by judge Peabody aosA
Friday, the 9Th of Sept.
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FIvR PolYIs MIssIos.-Another company of chill.
dren will leave Jersey City ths afternoon at o'clock,
under the care Of the Rev. Mr.. Van Meter, who goes
for the fifteenth time on these erands Of mercy.
Some of the best homes in the west ready 10 re-
ceive them Mr.. Van Meter designs to visit as far as
possible, every child he has taken W est before the
Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DisCU'IFe EKFosrRE.-Tbe parties engaged in
grading the lots in Forty ninth street, between Second
arc Third avenues, have eIhumed many coains and
human skulls and boncs in their operations and have
neglected to remove them promptly.
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wards co. medical treatment. The on,,re will be
head e observation. and should 90 flesh cs-ee break
cut u the course Of few days they ~di be allowed
e 60 I'd 70 the city.
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RowDr SHoT-Yesterday afternoon several row
dies and thieves entered the premises No. James
slip known as the East River Mansion House" and
called for drinks which furnished them by Hen
~ Hahn, the proprietor. The fellows soon after made
move to leave the place without settling for what
they ha6 drank, when Hahn intercepted them. upon
which one of the party abused him IN the herces'
Watershed vernacular. This so exasperated Hahn
that he ran behind the bar, seized revolver and dis
charged one Of the barrels at the rngeader, named
Phil Carroll the shot taking effect in his hand and
passing upward into the forearm.
Previous to firing, Hahn ordered Carroll and hs
crowd to leave the house, which they refused to do
The sffair drew quite large crowd about the store,
and during the excitement some Of the rowdies ran
Carroll on. of the place. Officer Paul. of the Fourth
Precinct making his appearance, Hahn surrendered
himself and was taken TO the Tombs before Aid. leay
acting magistrate, who committed him for examination
Three or four police officers of the Fourth Precinct
made Giigent search for the wounded man, but were
unable to ascertain his whereabouts, he and his rowdy
companions having disappeared. Carroll is said to be
a very dsreputable fellow.
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Advertisement
PI-RDy'S NATIONAL THEATER.-This beautiful

and popular entered upon it, nth season last
t and the faces Of the COMPANY well
the evofite retained from last cordially received
Mir G. J. Foster from the South ard Wes nsde decidedly
favorable and appeared to take the audience by
prise Nj c. L. Fox 1.-THE life Of the place. aso app .uded
throughout performance and his pantomime OF TIE
MAGIC HANDS" a decided HIT. The Dener Brothers
Mons Chicin and family and Mile Hs, each shared ia the
appa of the evening The bill is to Be repeated To-
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IAdyerisement.

PersOns Who wish the genuine LEA q PERRiN ;
WRcEsTERssRE S.vcs vii please ask write particularly
fr LEA PERKINS WoscrsrERsHisE Sarct I. toe oms.sh
Of LFAA PERss gives unscuPulous dealers the opPof
tvnity e supplying spurious sauce
JoHs DUNCAN Soss'
No. 4e5 Broadway. Sole Agent. IN U. D.
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or, fee, ato,e The figure Justice at tae bp OF 'ee
Hail, wl ct figure ste washed handsomely TO the de-
toi4 of II r. crowd.
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ANOID WOMAN MisHNG.-Mrs- Amy h ..on, ber-
old woman aged l02 years, of HYDE ram soce been
ryipg few days since, and has not S'D'o '''A
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vrDsON RIVER ITEMS.

,,.,...,,-A boy named Hystf fell into the Har-
DTSN, a. Mott Hsver, head first, aud was drowned.
lem NV 70 found coating in the water aud, as he
His %. w 800 home, search was instituted which
..,.es IN finding his body half buried in mud head
downward.
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EseAx,yfs1.The military forces Oh ln,s s"H conn.
encsnn near Pcughkeepse fos day. tins wee en- com
n,"ncn, tomorrow. Gov. Ming viii 'e'ie" '"o '''6
ade OH Thursday.
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Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
GEO. SAVNDERSS METALLIC TABLET STRO
fAdyerISement.

the end approved article in hsvins been before
}. SIS. SAUNDERS Store only at No Astot House.
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G. d, J,1.--Peter westfeld, OF ,Schoharls,
SVIeiot y i; nth" The County Jail few days since,
hung Lhs 81, Committed for bestiug his wife. An
iS"s. was held upon thebody. Cause, intemperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

This was the attachment sgsinst Mr.. Thompsoo's
property. Mr.. Cutting made application Tor an ords
that the plaintiffs show cause, September sd, why the
attachment against the defendants property should
rot lie vacated. The application was granted
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NEU-rJERSEY IIENS.

SrABs,su ATfrAY.-On Sunday evening, - two
men, named Andrew l'yrre and Timothy Shea, in
company with thee women, one of whom was Shea .
wife, were on their way from the Eysan Fields to the
Hcbcken ferry, they were accosed by two large men,
named William Miller and Henry GORDON, who in
suited the men and women grossly and ran against
them. The young NED, ByIne and Shea, resented the
n.ut at la,t when they assaulted and beaten by
their assasns and Shea was stable Just back of one
of his ears; Shea's wife was also knocked down.
They were arrested and brought before Justice Crane,
who committed Miller and Gordon 20 jail in deiault Of
81 OOo bail each and required the witness to give se
cmity to sppear against them.
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H.SauAr RopyrRr AND SrAsslSG.-About III
ooeck Sunday right. Officer Hcsr. while pstroGios
L.s tess. found man named John Farrell or tha
c,,-ee e CnE spi Washington rroes, severely
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IAdyer,i.enept.l

Is CONSUMPTION CrRABLE I'VE cannot d0uot
tas. IN many Of Consumption. core "a, oee e.
fec.ed soely By the Of the WILD CsFskf ~
genuine unless sisned |. Butts O the wrsPpst.
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SMITHSONIAN House, BROADWAY.-ff0tei ac-
the EUROPEAN PLAN Single Rooms 10 cents
70 ST. Double Rooms and PsroIs. 81 81 :" ~ heas I"
ordered or "a per day for Rooms and Board st. option
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CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Cherr
Valley EY-Next session begin, ah Of November 70
Ca,s5gues sppy to RILEY Co. No 2 PeaFst Ne" orh
sddress the Principals.
J. A. FowLER
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GAS, GAs-CAS FIXTURES OF new designs, IN
By the wide world Ca at the great manufacturing
d-po, of AReHrR, WARNER Co.. No. SIG B$sAdsaT.
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fAlyer,sement.

To MERCHANTs.-If you had practical hnowi-
edge Phrenocsy would enable you to detect roue and
help you in all your intercourse With cu'toner' You should
also know your own power. which eau be given by Prot
FoyLEa's E1smination at No. sos Broadway.
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LOOK BEFORE rot JCMP.-On Sunday AFTERNOON,
as the steam boat Rodman NJ Price, which plies be-
tween New.lolk and Weehawken, was landing her
passengers at the foot Of Fory.third street. North
River, boy named Michael Phillips, endeavorng to
make hssty landing jumped from the guards of the
boat on to the pier when his foot slipped and he was
caught between the wharf and the boat manging his
leg in a shocking manner. He was conveyed to the
residence Of his parents, No. 4''s West Forty fitch
street Dr. Ives was called in, who dressed his wounds
and pronounced the boy in fair way of recovery but
deems amputa,ion necessary.
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SrABBItG AfFRaY.-On Sunday. at l Mon Hill,
four Frerchmeu from New. York becaue engaged in a
religious discussion, which ended in fracss between
them. Emile Thwbacher and Gust;n Bodiu against
Charles Tempeere and August Boucher Tempeere
was stabbed and Boucher beaten. Officer McDo-
nough arrested the assaalts at the Hoboken ferry,
and Justice Craze committed Thurbscher in default Of
$500 bail, and Bodin in default of $500 bail. The
compaiDants were required to give security as wit
nesses.