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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

A MAIL TRAIN ATTACKED AND R0BBED.-SAN
ANTONIO, August 1857 The San Antonio ana san Diego
mail train which left here the 26th OF July last under
charge OF Captain Wallace, was attacked by patty Of
about hundred indians (AraCnes), near the upper
cyose,Dg OF DEVILS river The party consisted OF Captain
Wallace and Ave six mule cosch and twent, two
head OF mules. Wallace was wounded; w. Clifford, Of
New Orleans killed Tho mail party fought thom
them Thsy took al tho mules, COACH saddes and every
tbrg the parts hae. Only five OF the men escaped with
their lives, and back foos 10 where company Of
diers encampsd, about fifteen miles from tue
Of action The dt mall which went out Ia charge
OF Capt. Berry skman II supposed to haze gone through
safely Correspondence Of the 50 Louis INTEL gencer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

The oalm expanse o. golden sky. The characteristic mort
Of the picture sober truth. bears throughout uuns
10 paint rupping water u always dncuit But when we
running wafer Is the expanse Of mighty river, broken
into countless eddies BY ock and hurryng 70 such
hn, may well be conceived what labor has been neoes
sary 70 aoprehend the bewi oerng facts, what patient
mastery represent them 70 leave the spectator
impressed by the presence OF the stupendous reality
with the Abstraction OF motion and sound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

An HEnyss The viii OF the laie Cuyler, Esq, Of
Auors brother Of 81 major Cuyer bequea hs the bulk Of
bis large 10 MIA only chd daughter Of about four
OF age she 10 10 c,me In possession Of 900
arriving at the OF twenty one years, or BEFORE
msrred The widow Is left So, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

xxTAsTPD-A GOoD FAMILY HORBa ABOUT SIX
w years oi l5ik hands high, long AL tnd sni le,
good w Weller. Apply NJ "a Ubaabcrs street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

xT1CHT GERTRUDE roR skLs-ABOur ~ rers
pur,sern buh By rss ,loop rgyed we found IN every
,, meet I'd good condson draws aboui teet u water.
srd has superior scconnr,cfator Apply " N.BLOOD.
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

no LkT-THE VERY 0oNyENINT TdREs ST Dry
ninth Streets has recently been put Ia thorough repair
WILL be Ter very reasonable respectable tenant Apply In
the Of Lexington and Forty eighth
or at "A Duane street or Di. JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

TtO LET-FO1 800 TEE ELEGANT NARROW FOUR
story English Placement house No. 81 West rSea ty sath
street. between sixh and Seventh house In gosd
order and mas all mode IN improvement
ID. s. DUNOOMB IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

\ GILrORDs lMIRIoAH HOTnL-rHD FOLLOWING
M persons hcr representatives can receive the second
dividend claims against the -
Milford formerly of tho American Hotel Of hs city BY
applying 10 the Subscribers Any person knowing NE address
al a will confer hvor b, sending W
sTOUrIMBUR0H a MILLER. "a WAn grssA
Brewer Ruahox, John Miller,
Clark. Colt o., 4. scroeder Hooker.
my Il a Pstiersou. JAbes Hatch,
Jokn Nackay william II. WAlak
n nshousy nrut and sesnnd d,vidssd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

rT.r osISzIy nrIB ron SALE CHEAP Ar
"A No. a Ess hry second sreet
,5,y On ,lop ysogT "LoUIsE," BUILT
oil. sprsng By VIM Ia Force kEpcrt % re-t ong On
dsch M splendid order, an .r;rsoranary -. 49,.
suppressed for besuty OF mooei NJ" y" ~
r, Dor $50 Post Office
s,goRTTs0, : YACnY roo sALn naarnss roras
"a III ON. vesr cid CABIN lsrr-eanA roomyi oohtnQ
- -. sIreyw.re and chins, ics chests vaer tsns ana
.lnos lete be owner having Scared nefhex
air. IN making hsx ~ evnventsnt ~ possible
~ e.s, = snireIy sev being v ani-hed and Of he bd
~ ~. via nahcxsny winnings. she has everyhina
- bvsrt 10 her compete cd0rs chsrts
~ slso Prince METAL cannon. made expressly for her.
Esss cyevs her Intends leaving the city,
So a. no cash Address for psrrculsrs r. IA H., Untm
INV e~xac N p n. 0Offrev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

gPoRrTNe.-FoR SALE YOUNG IRorTINa HORSE
OeyeGe old old Abdsnah colt The o sner bSus compel
led leave the city offers him for sale, sud will 10
person wishng buy 2 10 harness either or
linton, sale. lie u Warranted without bemish any
Kind ard cost the present owner " 300 who VII sell
for 81 500 cash. He nearly l6 h.nts hitch with long tall
black further particulars address Hathaway
y y godfrey Onion square Poet once. Rev YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

no LEF-THR SECOND STORY OF THE HOUSE S4
Canal street Gate lC9 four large either dwell
ling for business purposes; par be had desired.
Apply The premseb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

wash or APPROVED TINE BUYERS AIS IsvrrEI
~ 10 examine my stock n Havana domestic md Ger ne
A. am selling eeinw market prices and have s'e
o. CHEEKS II Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24
r LEG ANT CARPET iNGs.

We have the pleasure of announcing to the citizens
OF Washington, Georgetown. Al exandris, and envi-
nlsh. that we have Just reoeave1 direct from Europe,
the most extensive variety of superb goods in the
tention i. particularly invited to the following:
Elegant French Moquet heavy Velvet, In medal ons
9lenspIsits designs and ooors, after the style of
Elegant English Tourney heavy Velvet, in medal
lions, ruby, GROUND, centre medallion, and Dor
Do. in white ground, medallion and border IN rich,
- deep bright colors 10 contrast.
ground. green and bright flowers in contrast.
Also, same quality in double breadths. medallion ell
dominant on white ground. with others. which
. must be seen to be appreciated.
which we purchased at The hte auctions 90 low
that we are now enabled to sell them for the same
goods are warranted, in new styles. and Of supeD
rior quality In these bargains may be had.
same patterns and coIors with tie abovel and snd
Also, rich Medallion Rugs, Oriental ditto. This Is
an entire new article from Snyr m, cOmpos ed en-
tlreiy 81 skins IN various colors. They are curl
to be hung on the walls of drawing rooms, Rugs
for Tapestry, and Brussels, Three ply, and In :
gram CarPetings, In great variety. Also, Mats
50 bales heavy Three-ply Carpetings in rich oolors
and entirely new designs. ...
50 bales heavy double Ingram ditto. all entirely new
designs, rich c2l9rs and very cheap.
tIcle for offices, dining rooms, &c
Extra heavy aud rich Twilled and Plain yenetsn
GsTPstnss for passage. sGd step. all widths
steps. to 81. 10 4, ia and i6-4 for floors. very
Also. heavy Felt Carpetngs. for chambers, dining
rooms, halls, DO. IN elegant Persian coOr..
Bile in the Carpet bu siness will DO found at our ROOMS
No. Market Space, aud will be sold at loss e. cures
'' Sc Il z s% a o'''' ' CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QUARIRRNAsTgR's OSyIcx MARINE Corral
WAsH;NGToa, sept. IL. 1857.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this office un
lg5 for supplying the Marine Corps with the fol ow
ing articles during the fiscal year ending 3Oth June,
5oi to so uniform Gaps. complete.
LOO 100 to s'sI ,n marine PomPoons
SOTO 30 prlvates' uniform coats, complete, of
navy blue cloth, indigo dye-to be
chefnIoally tested.
0tO 100 sergeaHts uniform coats, (same as
ab0ve.)
Soto 100 mu. cian. coats. scarlet cloth, cochineal
dye-tO be chemically tested.
lo to 200 pairs non commissioned officers epau-
500 To $40 pairs brass centre straps.
~ TO 81 red woTsted sashes.
l,L0 10 2.L.O pairs linen overells.
900 To 900 linen shirts.
1850 to s,O.0 pairs brogans, Nos 81 II.
soto 80 inarlne blankets, igray.J
So To 30 knapsacks.
2'50 70 500 pairs woollen socks.
SOto 80 marine fatigue caps. the cloth to be navy
$40 to 800 fatigue frOcks.
,iE0 to- So flannel shirts
$40 TO 900 pairs wOollen oyeralls blue kersey
6uto $50 woollen jackets. do.
so 10 500 watch or great coats, do.
so 10 800 pnITs Canton flannel drawers
% To o. musicians jackets, scarlet cloth, cochi-
neal dye-to be chemically tested.
samples OF the above articles may be- on pill
cation al this ofce at the off of the assistant
marine corps, 100 Spruce street, Phil
adelpha.
1t Is to be understood that the accepted bidder is
10 take all material used for manufacturing coats
OVeras, &c, on hand at the time of entering into
contract, At the contract prices thereof
BIDS Will be received for the whOle or in parts for
required, ana II must be pIctly under
$1,000 that critical inspection will be gwen all arti-
ces furnished rs To t and quality, and that articles
WINCH DO not come up to the sample will be reject cd
ana thrown upon the hands Of the contractor
inc quarteImaster reserves To himself the ri h. Ia
Increase or diminish the quantity named above, "a
mand. " WV 'oe "''' "o
Proposals 10 lie addressed To the "Onar,erm,.,e,
81 the Marine Corps" Washington, b. e. and en-
dorsed Proposals for SuppliesS
Sc IS-eot2zdUc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS BOTEL.-P ] Barrett. Va. TW
Arnistead, do; Miss Phelps, do ; Miss Burton,
Miss Gen + Goode, do; Miss M f. Oliver. do. /
Hardy, do; Miss NJ A sevep<on, do; w OIL
yer, do * Sevepson, do X Carter Mass 4
Caldwell. Pa; q w shfpley, Ind; A Monp.en-
ser, Pa; Il Mintun, NY; DIR WIN Ffea, SC:
A Lawton, do; III Sabine, g; " f. Malin do;
w Becker, NY; Stevenson and LADY, Pa; Miss
Sstevenson, do; Miss T. VI Snow do; r. Johnson
and son. do; r II Johnson do; A GaIlaber. dc.
W Brent and son, Md; Walter and family, Ny
Mrs Barbour, Ky; W Parrish and lady
Va Miss Parrish, DO; Miss Dureanson, do: q q
Parrish, do: Wright, Ala; y NJ Wright, do: c
Carter Md; Miss Carter, do; u Carter. do: NJ
SI n0PsI ana S lady; SC Dr ) Graham, Va; Jas L.
SamPneil, Iowa; Mattingly, Nv; Phelps
&C Fulton, Pa; + Dean, o; II Borrower do: Dr
w IN Morris, Va, Moran, NJ; Rev Hogan. do
Il Barrett and lady. Ga; w II Barrett, Do: & A
6onf.d, La; L. Conrad, do; w Ross. Va; X
Doweil, do James Deeriny, La; r. Ferris and
daughtess' Miss sibeft, Va; JIM sibert.
wILLARDs' HOTEL. Col. Ma, .seId T. 9
Ai NJ Fo,ney z Dean, Nd; II Z WaIkins
and lady, Miss Watkins Va: Mr and NJ n.
laigh, Miss Delaigh, Ga; W Re,onbsIt y W. a
Betot, La w II Mackay, la; NJ II Benton. do, n
w Ferrier and lady, Canada; sr Colonel de aar
rera, Havana; ) Jogauz, do; La Marquesa de Ur-
Iier, do; Josefa de urrier, do Jo.eia de AIcala,
do; Porter, Pa; Eggert, " Y;JT Porcher
and lady, sc; w Imahs, La; 1t GIassell, USN:
X Bowie, A + Bowie, IT,, II Bowie La: 4 ID
Graham; liz X Tilgbman, USN; Hon A White
Hon b Baker, Pa; T. Croswell, NYk; ID Is Tur
ner and ladies, do; X Schell, do; X Mory, Me; w
HiginbothAm, NY; Hon John T. Ward Ga; G
Lamar, do; It ii Trescott, sc; w Aunt ston,
~ Wallace, KY; Greer, n Xxx; w Ben
pklRKwooD HOUSE Il Levin, Pa; A b
Patterson, Md; X y Peterson NY; r. r. Buch.
anan, Va Simons, Md; Mr. Default and f,miIy
Zen. lem Ballard and family NY; r. Young,
~, ~ In'loy, ny TalsOn do; Il y Jones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24
STAPLE FALL GOODS.
John III. SMOOT

JOHN II. SMOOT,
No. ll9 S. side Bride ST., GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
has received and offers TO customers an assortment
OF goods pied to the early F all demands, consist
Plain Black Silks, OF the best makes
Plain Modes and bright colorsd Muslin Deaines
X lch Fall sty les Muslin Dslaines. at q cents
Rich English and American Prints, great variety,
fast colors)
New York, English, Bates Mills, all Wool, and
other heavier makes Shifting CoitOns
Richardson's and Chaine's celebrated makes of
IRISH Linens
Black and white Cheek Cashmeres. for busters
Single and double width Lupn's Black Mouslin De-
lanes
White, led, and Yellow Flannels
Casslmeres, SattInets, and Kentucky Jeans
ShITtng Prints, striped and dotted
Ladies and Misses Cotton Hose, all Kinds
Gents. and Boys half do.
adde's and Gents Linen Cambria Handk'fs
X Oh, new style Bonnet Ibbons
w bite Bril- lants, CRmbrics and Muslins
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins PM.
Linen and Cotton SheetIngs and Towellings
Osnaburg Calicos and Pad Cottons
Heavy Brown Sheetngs, Drills, and fine brown
ShiItings
With other seasonabe Goods, which will be sold
low To cash or prompt customers.
au 2q-tf l. r. s
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RANKING HOUSE OF 49, q.

without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
clues received on Deposit ar par, and Exchange on
said Cities furnished to depositors without charge
on Deposits at such rates az may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS IL VlRsINIA AND UNCuRRKNT MoNRY.
eeved to be checked for payable in Same funds or in
specie, We charging the regular Exchange.
DIscoUNrs.-Notes, Drafts. and Bills Of Exchange
and Securities, at the market rate. q = - :
furmshed. negotiable in the different Cities Of the
and interest allowed if Money 10 deposited, and
charged If COllateras, such terms may be agreed
TRAVELLING Bulls OF ExcHANoR.-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts in such sums may be de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union
And q and letters
of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
at the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit.
bought in the different Cities at ccmmss ISL Of
reserve the right to call for deposit Of 10 pr cent on
graph. ..'.0
RAILROAD, CRY, AND STATE BoNDs.-Railroad,
City, and State Bonds can be placed IN hands for
negotiation, either IN this country Europe Rail-
road lrG o. purchased for cash % with Bonds.
mark rates. Ali Warrants sold by us are ssaycn-
tad In every respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II re-
Warrants will be forwarded to w estern Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND INsuRANcKs.-- Real Estate
bought and sod, and lnsnrances effected.
ONGRsss.-Claims on the United States, before the
Court OF Claims Congress, intrusted to us will be
by prompt G end ti B'isGJnsTf
Jan Opposite the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24
NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE,
FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
~ - 80; a!.x! a.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent eTtenslon and Improvement Of It's lead.
By which highly important sdrsStasss to the ,rsS
Da "a nnS ' fFafS Ssp a June
In 10th d,rsct,0ns 70, through PASSENGERS.
from Camden Station. baltimore, at A. M. except
s4.sS s,GB' way stations and arrives at Cum
ssc9pd,Ths MAIL TRAIN starts Sunday az
trains for CoIDmbus. Cincinnati. Indanspoiis. Iou
lsyile. Chicago st Louis &c, and at same place
Sisysnnd Road. and also at Parkersburs with Ma
ThiId~The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS TRAlN leaves daily at 5l5 r. NJ CON
neoiIng at BenwoOd at 9 A. NJ. with express trains
Cars az Coixmbrs,i and rea ching there ~ I'M y
hours from Baltimore and 81 hours from Washing
at Grafton with cars ny Parkerssurs and MsrieSra
roads for ChIllicothe. CINCINNATI etc These trains
Louis, and at CINCINNATI with tie Great Ohio and
mississippi z press for Louisville Caro- and SI
Baltimore. By this tram the fir,s Va ri the cenraj
and southern places IN the West Is much less whIIs
the shortest of other routes From the West the.s
Tns al s sre ssu "a sose Nd satisfactory ar
hROTGH TickETs sod at 10 OT RSsf' rates a,
Passengers from Baltimore OF Wsshin.ton ma,
s,ste ths entire road ~ saylight, by taking mEn-
land, and resumlng next morning by Wheeling Ac-
eSnnod.tI1n train, leaving Cumberland at and
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland AccOmmoda ION FRAN al A. M
VIII stop At all Stations east of Cumberland md the
wheeling Accommodation az al Stations beyopl
Cumberland going West. Eas.warsiy, the Mail
TRAIN leaves w healing AT e.S A. NJ, and Accommo-
dalton leaves Cumberland at 9, resching Baltimore
ION THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkershurg vsy
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
The FREDERTGK TRAIN starts t.PN.
stopping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at 5l5
A. NJ. arriving at baltimore " noon.
The ELl.lCOTr'S MILL TRAIN leaves AZ s,s
A. NJ, and SIS Z. NJ. Leaves Eloott's Mills at =
A: Al, and l.. NJ, except Sunday.
FOX WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore for Washington Rt as and qlS
A. NJ snd5l5 y. M. On Sundays at AIS A. NJ,
aud SIS y. VI. only.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and $50 A.
M.Gnd Sand 40 Z. Nj. On Sundays at "a. M, and
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore and IN.
SECOND and iuurth trains from Washington. will he
express inal trains. stopping only ut Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The sl5 and 5. 3 trains from Baltimore aud the 80
anu ~ TRAINS from Washington connect with the
trains from Anna polls.
For tickets, information. fare, &c apply 10 J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, az the Ticket ofhce Camden
station. MN. =. WDODSIUE,
~ lS-tf MISTER of Tram pnrtatlnu BaltiInore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24

SrRYcHNINE AND Allan exchange paper
says: 1.-The Physician In the House of CorIec-
ton. at Lawrence. Mass, reports il almost i'm
possible to treat delirium trrInens successfully
now, in consequence Of the utter prostration of
the nervous system Of drunka rds by the strych-
vine generally used In the manufacture OF various
liquors"
Strychnine, II Is well known, has been used ex-
tcnsively in England. in the manufacture Of malt
liquors, as a substitute for hops. when the price
OF the latter owing to short crops had risen enor
mOusly. In favor the bitter Of Strychnine and
hops Is exactly similar; only that in the former it
IL much more intense than in the latter and hen
strychnne il used by brewers " is only to impart
this bitter to the malt liquor, and to increase
Its strength, or change Its character. In this
country, however, and especially OF late years,
hops are much cheaper than strychnine, the price
OF the former ranging from to Is cents per H.,
while the price of the latter Is 81 so to 80 per OF
Ii 10 not reasonable to suppose, therefore, that
our brewers would use such an expensive, and at
the same time, dangerous article az strychnine
when cheaper and better article was abundant
In regard TO the statements put forth last Spring
that strychnine was extensively used In the dis
tiuation of spirits, we are assured that they are
utterly without foundation; for, while strychnine
cannot add to the spirituous strength Of the IL
Quors, or make bushel of grain produce more
spirit, II would render the product 40 nauseously
bitter, that even to the mind Of the most ultra
Prohibitonist, temperance law would be entire
ly unnecessary journal of Comm,rce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24
Miscellaneous.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR
v GENTLEMEN

ALSO, SOMETHING FOE THE LADIES.
Il. j. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 488 7th
street, Washington, Is now ready to exhibit "a
hIs new Fail and Winter Goods
Gentlemen will please call early and select M
choice sty les, r... 49, r'-. M
In the making up and the trimming Of all ->.
work sold at my store. guaranty q superior style
and ample satisfaction TO the purchaser.
The advertiser, having the agency for the sale OF
Machines, would confidently recommend them to
the ladies' and TO all others engaged In making up
ladies' and children's Clothing, and in Shrt-maEing
hey ond all controversy superior to any other IL
existence. Full instructions are gwen, and entire
operator. =. -
ladies in want OF a really good Sewing Machine.
will do well to call ct my store and see for them
selves. rsee-2awSu
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EVENING STAR.
From the New York Evening Post ]
STEWART HOLLAND,

rrbsx c,oxded the deck Of the sinking wreck
And spoke not Of hope, but waited to die:
And watched through the gloom the Shadow of
Doom,
Till Il fell on the heart and darkened the eye.
Intent on the goal of heroic soul,
By the signal gun s1ood young Holland alone,
And g,asped IN his hand the cannonier's brand,
Though the curtain was lifting that hid the m
kaOtCa.
With the wall of despair and woman's low PRAYER
Its thunder tone mingled each minute that fed
Till II chilled DO, med, the hearts of the doomed
Like the knel that Is rung the dy ing 10 dead.
He fred once more, but heard not its roar
The signal was echoed far down in the deep;
And cIaspInz his gun, trhsH his duty toas dons,
He sank. like child, In Its cradle 10 sleep.
We wish him no grave but his coral built cave,
The ship for his coffin. the canvas his shroud;
For the tomb of the bold, though sunless and cold
Is lit with splendor the years cannot cloud
(JohH W. Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24

The LAW OF THs RAIL-The New York
Court Of Appeals has recently made some impor-
sant decisions In railroad cases, which we will
state in breif:
Dead heads, IL seems, can sue for injuries re-
sulttng from accidents. The Court holds that In
all cases where a railroad company voluntarily
undertakes to convey passenger upon the road,
wheteer with o. without compensation, if sEch
passenger Ii injured by the culpable negligence
or want OF skill OF the agents of the company the
court holds the latter as liable.-Nolto rs West
Railroad
The bodily pain and sufrerings of the victim of
railroad accident, as well as his medical ex-
Penses and direct pecuniary loss, are proper sub
Jects Tor compensation-Ransomr s the Erie Rail-
road
A carriage meeting a city car In not bound to
turn TO the right, the statute requiring carriages
when meeting in the highway, TO turn 10 the
right having no application to the meeting Of rail
road cars with common vehicles in the streets of
eity.-Hegsu rs; 9Th Avenue Railroad.
conductor can eject passenger for refusing
TO show his passage ticket, even Ii the conductor
know. that the party has paid his fare.-Hillard
es. Erie Railroad.