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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

ACCIDENT On THE HARLEM RAILRoAD-MIRAcr.
Lors EscATE.-The Albany down mail train on the
Harlem Railroad due in the city about O'Clock p m.
ye.terdsy met with an accident about half mile
moth OF the Hunts Bridge Station, which came near
proving most disastrous ore. At the point indi-
Gated, heifer belonging to John Clark of Mount
Vernon attempted TO the track Just ahead Of the
train. The COW. catcher struck the beast and after
purhirg il along for distance, the entire train,
consisting of the locomotive, tender, mail and three
passenger cars, passed over it, tearing the animal TO
pieces, and scattering the broken bones, pieces OF
flesh, entrais, &c in all directions along the road for
about hundred yards. The obstruction caused some
dei cement of the machinery and tore oil the ash
pan Of the locomotive, threw the hind wheels of the
msl-csr of the track, and, Notwithstanding the
prompt action Of the engineer IN aIrestng the progress
Of the train, i passed over small bridge with the
west-side wheels of the bsgssse-ca projecting over
the epSs Of the ties. The sudden jerks occssioned by
the wheels passing over the tee demolished the rear
truck and brake Of the malcar, so tina. the broken
pieces tore up the roadbed and portion of the tics
for about two hundred yards The engineer lostsnty
allowed all the steam and water 10 escape anu
quepohed the fire. As SIS the train WAS brought
TO a stand, the passengers got out OF the cars
TO ascertain the nature of tho difficulty aud on e1
aiming the crippled engine the partially demolished
car, the condition of tho road. and the manner in
which they had passed over the bridge, there was
general congratuation among them that they hsd so
miraculously escaped with their lives. Afer delay
Of about two hours occupied With the aid Of locomo
tive of another train which timely came alcug, In re.
moving the broken car TO eide track short distance
below the crippled engine and passenger care were
bror hit to tbs city without further dcertion. Tie
sv..chnsn a: Hunts B1dgo stated to Us that Mr..
Ca,k. tho owner OF the hsifes, had requested him 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

AaIr'cAE BIBLE UrsoT AENiEFsaRT- Thi- M
GiVtfsasy eommetceS u day. Delegate are present
fom Canada. Maize, Massachusetts, Roode IsIaad,
Cc-rectcut, Eow-ioik. Michigan. Otto, Illinois. ken.
'7ckr. TtIncsso+, New.Jeisey, nnsyivania. Mary
land ssd Virginia. fall representation is etpec ed
10y 2 oeicck to-day from meet Of the States. Among
tAoAe present are Prof. Murphy, Abingdon College,
~; P'of Gallup. Madison ULiverrity, n. T.; Prof.
". X. pendieton, fireiris: the Rev. W. A. Cad
.eI Canada; the Rcv. S NJ. Simson, Bingtsmton
ard The Rev. j. fsrquhaTson, Bic Tic President, DR..
Arnitage, speak, 10 the morniag Of "Wednesday. and
during the Anniversary VII give historical discourse
in rtlaton TO the eminent services Of the lste Vim.
Cogs:e in connection with TIE Bb'e cause. Ths re-
&C pts at this moment some hundreds Of dollars in
advance Of any former year. though they not folly
made up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

INTrRIsTING METTIyG.-Ths secretaries of the
American Bible Society publish notice that public
meeting will be held ths evening 10 the Reformed
Dutch Church, in Lafayette place for the purpose of
hearing statements from the Rev. Drs. Schofier and
Riggs Of Cons'antnople, as TO the demand for the
Scriptures in Turkey and from the Rev. DR.. Tying
recently returned from the couotry aud the Holy
Lard. The Rev. DR.. Monod Of Paris will also make
statements as TO the distributions 10 France and A.
geria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

Mn. Cunnipgham's counsel yesterday served no.
iice Of appeal 10 the General Term of the Sapreme
Court from the decision Of the Surrogate on the ques.
ton of her marriage with DR.. Burdel, and gave the
required bond for The payment of the costs Of such
appeal should it be unsuccessful Mr. Caaton appeared
as her counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

N afeTiae COVE, az orost ia. tGsY might 90. be
t'et y eeT Of TO 'rsi1' thus showing thai he had
boc~irey aiovoc them 80 arout tue road whore
II y vor'd lie fate 10 such fa'o q the came time
enjsossE tundrels of pr cicu- liyea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

FIR At MELRosE.-The residence Of Mr. Short
va, destroyed BY fire about O'Clock on Tuesday
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

PRbMPT PAYMENT We understand that the Paciii
Mutual Insurance Company has discounted all claim
ssairst them ON specie per steamer Central America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

a SINGULAR CAsE.-A rather peculiar case came
up in the Surrogaes Court some time since, in which
the right to a considerable amount of property turns
upon Lice question as to the priority Of the testators
death to that Of the lesatee Mr.. Patrick McCloskey
died in Paris leaving $1,000 to person living in Du-
buque, Iowa. The payment Of the legacy is resisted
on the ground that the egatee died prior to the death
of the tesstor and therefore the legacy lapscd fell
into the resduary portion Of the estate. 1t is certain
that both parties died on the same day, but it is not
yet in evidence at what hour of the day the deaths
took place. 1t will be question, too, whether the
priority will be determined according TO solar or abso-
lutte time. The difference Of solar time between DID,
buque ard Paris s about six hours. Suppose Mr.
McCloskey died at 10 o'clock on the morning Of
May !, and the legatee at o'clock on the morn
ing, the latter DEATH though apparently five hours
earlier would have been really one hour later. It wi
probably be decided that tue real time viii be OBJ
served.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

UUpsoy Cor.TY CoURTs.-The October Term OF
he udsor County wss opened Hudson City ester
de- vlt Judge OeGen presiding. The following list d he
Grand JuTors: 90. penot Foreman James MenttS.ns
N obard Cole James Roske stephen TerLuns John SUI
az If Edw ard Dubois, Jossph ilopwood john Ia1T Soh
Ven Worst. Robert acLsug1 Wn Col Lan, hS9iJ y
NJ Gerret Van Mater VIZ Hastngs Cs.ret u NoThnA
Heray r. Welsh Joscph Daneson David Dw;er ai,sr
O,Jer Join B. Rae, Samuel r. TyTrcI' E'ssas henoSl
Jeincs Pope. ~. 49,. % ,b Ir,v
v sc,ed 20 a. xp.sn2tion Ct theif generA d1tss lie
a. .th and then pLesis upon tie ey1.s s'wu youtof
- .,sgc e-d ruted tho Jury that it was thsir duty
10 -,spt 10 the Cow. oil sos q the aw 10 connection
yt n Il tho,sh s. tn Jisy II u be sbe 10 conclude
- alo-s mach tsr TWO eeLs 80 there u on Luls
~ .rre number OF criminals IN J- whose cases VIII cone
D. iOIC tier. -. -, I'll. - -. -. - |,
.. scr II the day occupied With com1oL e4'ue,
Al s.ted motions. 1s orias TIE cicuit Court esi ndar
VII. BE- taken NJ. , ,,, r.,.-
term tie yGTJrs calendar, cb ssins oe 20 ctses Ihe
elEeI eso aid ne prospects are tia.
thr Co-rt v IL continue n scs-.Cn for r1oGll
n tai cf FreeeIik Cueva for shooting Oscar DE SsnVa
vii probably beioro the tird We. u To tSa.
IT, ootse en1sg.d IN tEis sre-or tue sst DEnn
Lttel Pfcsectin. Attorney Q. lie c cIy, snd "" L. Day
ton Aorne Generals ior the eefsc'e Aes Isaac '" . ID
DIR ar1k Al gi-isE.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

IMPRESSION OF WoRy on THE TCNyEL.-The work
IN The Ne.Yorl and Ere Rsiroad tunnel through Sergen
MI bas been pOFaly suspended throwing 'a9aL ~
cn opt II poyIent Ito suspension vas caused " Inc
psity Mf Mallory. he c9ltracOI to raise aoasy On
% hat tic work would 20 resumed again few days and
The most If them waiting for that event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

TET COLE DIVORCE CAsE.-On Monday last, Judge
Peabody Of the Supreme Court, on motion Of Mr..
SandfoId signed the decree of divorce in the Of
Levi Cole against Agnes Cole, the particulars of which
were published in The TRIBUNE some weeks sincs
The decree was based upon the report Of the referee
who finds upon the evidence that the various alega
tions Of adultery contained in the complaint to be true
further decree was also made, giving to Mr.. Cole
the custody of daughter seven years Of age in &c
cordance with clause in the petition Since the dis
covery Of Mrs. Cole and her paramour some weeks
since at house in Renwick street, they and the
daughter the custody of whom was one Of the SUBJ
jects Of litigation, have been missing. One Of the
witnesses who was examined before the referee test
fed that Mrs. Cole and her daughter in Mobile,
Alabama beyond the reach Of the father.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

CHILDKES TO TIE WEsT.-For several m0nths
past the sending children 70 h Wet, and pfovils
homes there for thm has been system acay cled srd
with excellent success We have a large company
.rxousy waiting Co. but have not the 20 pay the
expenses Of all who sppy. TIE question is often repeated in
our Office What how do 20 relieve Ills hrong Of
FACED needy, homeless Children At this tine, when the
whole community suffering from the fnsnc pressure ""
hardly whore 70 look for tho necessary maer all We
wont leave Nth fifty more this week, sud who aons
your readers viii help row in his crisis
&C TRACY, Agent Chidren's Aid Society.
Oc,el27 Clinton Hal, Astor place. Now York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

Ass,rLT AN ATrfwPTrp boBEEEY.-I'1sy DVuI-
fc' (;enu VA. ae..ed ye.e.sy by oaeer Benne.t o.
;ke Low Police Court charged with haNhs 80, s,ctj,
s,saEl vl-n sa6oIe Arnold with int :, 70 To- forth ia
t.ice II o'clock the NIGHT Of the lVa ~ ,hc =,
hrea. tdsS BE- had retued hOge a. ~ asS p.s.
Steie 10 .J ben socrced an trvct lin se'es "
he f". ATusi raised his g ~aIe ca sss xrod ,c
8chsre ota-ged srstbcc e rs SsTn -, - ,SI,g
se, gtn BoBiitos tcclns Frightened "a 60. ~, -
win In Hr An5ils -esce TIE 49,
JrNice Cs,2co ar cSmrilsei tx sxaI uAs'@'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

That Clsiles Bilee the deceased to lis death By
fn, from b.nimen on the Est avenue near seyen.
avenue which has been for the last two The july
feel compelled these whose duty is TO furnish sGi
comfortable roads for psseeu and would earnestly cal
attention of the Corporation of the City Of NcYork t.
steps be taken the lives Of
who ere compelled to travel that read daily"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

MoRr LIGHT.-On Saturday evening gentleman
Ire ,wcr Is being rcr-iies whcn carriage drove by rc1
20 bos.3 pol which lie stool throwing him 70 '2Le
cree oycs Upon tie sdov.k bisng, LGt not se:eu,y ~
- hin Tie hsnpeuci rom the lisesbe ,lt wh'c.
psced over tie excavation making II Gf ;q 70. diYe -
the vsy clearly SorleAiur Of I'd. k-1 occ's1 -
,Ls sei.e place Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
c..,.raspi.st Barnard KIer.

FATAL AocIDKNT-On Saturday last 81 rnnu l To- ~.
M, wto resided IN Brssdwsy bet~eea Ply I' r he pr
.tcord street, mounted seG sdjonins 81. D sc i
poso of rai!rz .cue rcra sd While he.e "a suaaS I
seized wh dzre Of &c tsin which aa,ss o. I hs . t
b. tey- IL va. Ss.uci eIrotent to c.. lie
o c;or ler skas cSaHias,on gave as , proye to
KicirE Ia sustained ieTso i-teGns l.-.s. % dicl On
Monday. Coroner Gsbs hcld irqresi On We 80
the Jury re-.Isds yoT6t 81 death y TtJ 20 yeag.
Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

MoSEY PAsIcs operate more injurious
y upon the laboring classes than almost any other,
because Of the fact that they rarely have much
of the "needful," make few accounts any where,
and when crisis arises, must submit 10 heavy dis
counts on their bank notes, to get enough specie
for marketing and other purposes. We have heard
of several instances Of deep gsuging which some
of these people have been subjected, because they
had no other recourse than to submit 70 IL. one
man WAS actually green enough to give $40 Val
ley Bank note for s. In silver and another 10 said
to have offered what little he had for onethird It's
value, payable in silver. such madness IL unae-
counta0le, and yet It always exists in times Of
money excitement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

RAPID TRAvKiIsG.--A gentleman reached Boston
on Saturday evening, who left Sc. Paul, Minnesota
on Wednesday evening last, having been but lit
tie over three days on the route. The distance
would have been travelled Ia less than three days,
had it not been for the breaking down Of an en-
CINE on the Great Western Railroad in Canada Fri
day night, by which accident his arrival In that
city delayed seven or eight hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

MR.. G. l.. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
LSA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, on CLAY,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STS.-Ths fith
session of this School will commence en- MONDAY.
she 2lst September next, and terminate the 18th
July following.
TERMS, (SExI-ANSUALLy IN ADvANCE)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

MURDER ON THE HiGH SEAs.-Peter Williams, a
Belgian, and Abraham Cox, a negro, from Portland,
Ne, were recently picked up by the brig Black
Squall, ia an open boat at sea. with lad named
Pahey, and carried into Havana, where they have
confessed to the murder Of the Captain Of the brig
Albion Lincoln, his two mates, and fellow-sea.
man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

SudaR.-The Newburyport Herald states that a
cargo of very fine sugar is stored upon Johnson
wharf, in that city, for which firm in Boston paid
12la cents per pound now 1t will not bring cents
The depreciation. storage, shrinkage, &C. win oc-
casion loss Of $40 on a hogshead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

STATE FAIR.-The ''fsre-up" in money
matters, should not prevent . single person from
attending the approaching State Fair. a. every
thing will be quiet before that time. Our citizens
are making extensive arrangements 20 secommo-
date their country friends, and the fair grounds
have been put in complete order for exhibiting
stock, poultry. machinery, and everything else
that may be brought TO the city. Let sii come and
enjoy the gniherinx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

.A---'----'-.1--A''- the SECOND TUESDAY
IN OCTOBER, 1857, and continue four days
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, October l3-Sweepstakef for
three year olds, mile heats 800 entrance half fer
sit. Closed the lst July with the following subscr
W II. Gibbons names ch. f. by Glencoe, out Of Sal.
Bowie Hall names g. f. Bride, by Prince George
James Talley names b. f.by Tally Ho, dam oratrx.
.. T: Hare names b. c. by Zlnganee, dam Trustee
David Mcdaniel names Mr. Bolts ch f. by Revenue
lam Andrewetta.
Second Race, same dsy-Sweepstake for three year
old colts and ies out of mares that produced
winner; 500 entrance, half forfeit. Mile heats: /:
three or more to make race. To name and close the
lst day of August, 1887.
Calvin Green names b. c. by Revenue, dam by Trus
tee.
James Taley enters S. c by Tally -Ho and Pryam
George.
John T; P; Edwards names kangaroo.
SECOND DAY, Wednesday, October l4-Proprie-
tors Purse $500; mile heats. Second Race, same
single dash Of one ms iSo @ entrance, hal half forfet
To name and close the Ist September Three or more
to make a race.
Mr. r. Hawkins enters b. f by Boston, jr., dam i'm
ported Prlam, two year old stake
james Taey enters two year old (. by Childe Har-
old, out of Oretrix.
Thos. Boswell enters ST by Revenue, dam Vir-
ginia Payne, in the two year old stakes at B. K.
k. IL. Dickinson enters s. c.. years old by Revs-
nue., dam by Pamonkey.
THIRDDAY, Thursday October l,.--Jockcy Club
iuist S-EO, three mile meats.
FOURTH DAY, Friday, October l6-Jockey Club
Purse s20O, mile heats, best three in FIVE.
second Race, same day-Swecpstake for three year
old colts and hies the produce of mares that never
won race. Two Eliie heats 800 entrance half for
tet. Closed the lst of July with the following sub
scribsrs:
Bowie 4 Hall name f. Bride, by Prince George
dam by Trustee.
Bowie 4 Hall also name b. c. Collngton by Prince
George dam by Margrsve
James Tally names Mr.. Boulwares ch c. by Tally
Hu. dam unknown.
Calvin h p bvH 10 ~ D.
ton.
CALVIN GREEN Proprietor.
Those who wish to make entries for the Swaepstake
will address THOMAS NJ. JONES Secretary
Jy l5-dtlAug2awtl30ct Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

RESIGNATION on LEwIs CAss, JR--Ths Detroit
Daily Advertiser processes to have private infar.
nation that Lewis Cass, Jr. has positively resign
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

QUrETISG Dows-The whirlwind OF
excitement in monied circles seems 70 have exhans
ted its farore and is luling into . cain. Yes
terday We found large oumber of merchants rea-
dy and willing to sell their goods for sll kinds Of
Virginia money. IL no new storm gsthsss, ths .
nancial taugIe In this section Of tue eountry vii
have been Strengthened, and business VIII prsUsss
as steadily as ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

SINGULAR HALLUcINArioS.-W. III. Myers, OF Tren-
ton Canada, was drowned In the river Trent on the
2sth uit, while in a nt Of Authorization. lie had
been reading the trial of Cummings for the To.
ronto Bank robbery, and faneying himself the cri.
minal tried to eyade the pursuers By swimming
across the river, and was drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

FROM PoRT-Au-PRIScE.-A letter from Portau-
Prince Hayti, dated the 18th ut, represents trade
very dull with freights difficult to obtain. Old
coffee sold at Sl2 Rice, tobacco and -four were
scarce aud high There was little sickness in port.
The condition of foreign seamsn sick at the hospi-
tails was very wfetched.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

GRAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT SPaISaFIELp, Mass
Hampden Park, near Springfield, Mass, tract Of
sixty acres of land purchased and fitted up by the
Hsmpden Agricultural Society at q cost Of $iO-
O00 was inaugurated Tuesday in the presence Of
some 1900 persons. The opening address was
made by Hon. Geo. Bliss the inaugural address by
rev Henry Ward BeecheF and the closing address
by Mayor Phelps. The town WAS iull Of people
who came to attend the second National Horse TX
hibition on Wednesday. The show will be the best
ever held in this country. The best horses are
coming from Virginia. The old Morrill, horse is
there from Vermont with sixty Of his offspring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

The COLoRKD PEOPLE IN CASApA.-James Sharp, q
colored man, who has been engaged in laboring
for the relief aud edication Of the colored people
Of Canada, addresses communication OF consid-
cradle length TO 1.-The Ciergymen andGod's People,
the Church." in behalf of the suffering fugitives
who are now in Canada. Many Of them, he states,
are living in the woods, without money, and with
out the benefit of Christian teaching.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

The Montonr Iron Company, of Danville, Pa,
have determined TO pay of their labcrers, asQo IN
aumber, and close their Rolling Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

FALL GO0DS.-Our stock is now full
and complete and We offer for sale at fair prices
a stock OF goods well selected and adapted TO the
wants of our town and country friends.
In Ladies' Dress Goods We have the most desirable
styles OF Nouselinss; Cashneres: Msrinoes; Silks; /;
Plaid and Printed herinoes, &c; Cloths, Cassmeres
and Vestings in great variety; Shswls, Cloaks, Man
lies, &C. from Brode.
In goods for servants and Housekeeping goods, our
assortmsntwss never better and We eifer Blankets
Rsrseys, Linseys, Virginia Fulled Cloths, Sleeps
dreys &C.; Table Damask; T0weling; Shirtngs:
Irish Linens &C, low they he found 10 this
market. se3O CHILES d CHENERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

Crvu BusIygss.-The Mayor had his
hands full of business yesterday while sssnao ~
judge In the adjustment Of accounts pet~.e nis
fellows The civil docket Was absasy oss' sso sas
amount of money involved very large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

The APPRENTICE SYSTEM IN CUBA.-Late letters
from Havana, state the island the landings
OF slaves were frequent and carried on in the
undisguised manner. The flags of France, H0l-
land and the United States were displayed by the
traders. Five hundred and nnety-niue free colo
nsts from China had been set ashore from two
vessels, one OF which lost sixty coolies by death
the passage. They came by way Of Saint Helena
On some of the sugar estates these unf0rtunates
were cruelty lashed, and suicides were frequent
amongst them that government investigation Of
the causes which led TO it took place, when re-
Voting state of management was exposed. Four
teen thousand eight hundred and ninety-One Asiat-
les had been set ashore during the year up TO the
I'D instant, and two thousand three hundred and
Africans landed at the Punts Castle on the
18th instant, which filled forty volantes, in which
they were driven of to the plantations. The cap
tain and crew escaped. The American bark Ma
zeppa had been captured by Spanish cruiser as a
SLAYER. She had several hundred negroes and the
small poX on board
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

DEAru.-The Navy Department has received In
formation of the death of Boatswain Van Rensel.
faer Hall, who accompanied Capt. Hartstene In his
search of Dr. Kane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

HEAVY WEATHER on THs ArLAgIIc.-The bark
Goodspeed OF New York, Faye, from Gottenburg,
on the 25th ult., arrived at Boston Monday, via
Portland, in tow OF the steamer Neptune. The
Goodspeed has l02 passengers She put into Port
land, leaking very badly, having experienced
succession Of heavy gales she entire passage. Du-
ring the last fifteen days, she has been kept afoat
only by the captains working fresh crew every
day from among the passengers. There have been
two deaths, Of infants, during the voyage
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EDUCATION.
piCnMoND MUSICAL INSTITUTE
DROF. }. &. ANGLADE. resrectfnl,,

Fay fr-;ner partCalars see Circular, or appIv tc
q. L.G GNLLEtEE. AZ hiS School Rooms Sc aa.2,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

RrcoyIREp.--Mr. A. d. Morrison, the
Gentleman who was robbed aad nearly murdered
on THURSDAY night last, has 30 far recovered hom
his injuries as to be able TO leave bis rcoa IN
course II a few days he will be safaetsntiy rseeE
yered TO return 20 his home In keekefadgs eo1sV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02
EDUCATION.
Ss-.-~e~e- ~
" EUHGu- of Connnhnnan 1

Y BUSCH, of Copenhagen, having re-
turned it2n tho North, begs most respectfully v
leane 20 Inform his patrons, friends and the uublc
% this cay generally. that he com nencinx hs
PIANO FORTE and on the MELnDEoS
he .hteGts ai&o, from tho list Of October to teach
nlNiNJ, 0n SSAur Carlo Bassinis excellent system
r'..ie!,i1iI aud highly experienced musician Mr
IL; IAyiT, has, advertising sig. Bassinis instruc-
toi BoA la eale mentioned this in the way that il
From tAy sb0Fc date Mr. Busch proposes to give
le5sohs ~ HARMONY 10 classes vel! in schools IA
pisateiy, aud osngle pupils, and likewise to form
$40 '. BUSCH,
% hI--!ttF Arlington House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

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san. A. ths negro auesions yesterday moFainx.
owing 10 the fact that Southern trsdsrs ca 49,
NO exchanges. Those who own sisvss ssd 80 49, ~
sell, will Rad this a bed tms fpr sssss
prices.