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A Letter from the Foreman OF the C~nesmi
10 M Epuo. or I'm xou.r..l H~.rD,-
yeS, p,psr q Ne on .s.a.. rsr:, 2 sss o9'cc
Ger Having acted = fsrsmsa sass jury Vim s'ass
few fA0s 70 remove ON Ne minds q your eeadsse Ne
vrsns lnpssssk1 which your .snasm were o. mi "a
ted in city was mat OF policeman Anderson In July
last he yevfos sipg HE duty-As wss IN NE prime
ana his up,msy end oass glosm over vide circle Of
fencs and drew forth tho ympashy Of citizens gene
rally aGsm !. r. i 81 and now as q o.. AN
vas abos and alarmed for his safety fed from the
scene Of death. Jadge Roosevelt, In h6 ohHge 70 the
occurrence vhsa murders happen for Witnesses 20
fly from the scene 10 escape the troubles which 10
ore
Ter wAs pre- sious 10 the murder, without stain In his
own country he bod held the rank Of captain N The army
fellow wor .peop,e and his neighbou united In bearing
teatonto bis chs ac,er being Industrious, honest
and not e IL 8, Vi" no Ara 70
OF hch he was no. the lawful owner. Among the Afu
found were Of character 70 throw the sg attest
wss proved that Csnosmi through Broome streets
ses,ery dSecon-- while tho main witness ON the part of
lhe prosecution, cso.sd xoman ..o,s chs saw .ne
Amopa The Witnesses Ibare were singular CONT adicons
SWEARING no plhto had flint look and - he ana aped
Is the ant VAS broker; while another witness swore
Il was . percussion look, nom which he removed
no bFoken cap Scne Of The othsr WITNESSES,
from toe time they t0ok the stand, cvnccd
liberalization to bsse The prisoner hung, right or wrcug
My onion ,hxt Cgncami innocent of se murder,
ind tina. ,ha real murderer escaped "noh &C sworn TO
by ITO woman Now, for your remarks about Us jar-
men You ssk "what aort OF jury must ttat be who
know Io;hipC abcat murders Which nave been ringing IN
The psollo cara for weeks betoYe" can orly answer
for rysef Tyou will exSmno Doncgsras books you
VIII had lfstI q. Montreal Tie lrst Of JAY ard tia
OF The c1asec Why vM ignorant or tho murder
until summoned CT jarcr. am noi sfic.ed win what
Y Il rQueEmeLEoEg
In ioIcs,u FOR you tk-f wAen lhe real G,ut
deror OF poor Aroessoa Is oonvicied osher
DO found 10 adiust Ito cord around bis neoK shall Do
ready perform at duty At the sane sine must tell
Gu iha. until IL TO plainly proved l<nnsn IL gully,
sht be lish.eaed b. mob ilso ais Uni iss ooa
&c mnsicl. W. BAILEY LANG.
NV YolE, Oct s, 1857.
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EsolpwsY rHKarrr-- Tho new bale; OF "Bd1Jflno d
Pugi" witch has been encouraged With the whrmest dc
nonsascns ~ APPRECIATION 70 be repeated BY The Ron
rani troupe 70 right Tho "Roiso Diamond" preoodes H.
Nmos GARDEN - ssnoiins Rolla and tho pavels are
combine cir cents for he purpose OF securing
Bale, o. lie BJuqueusre and the In the soenic
piece ef "Boran
BowFRr -" sacbeth," With NJ Eddy the nero and
Mr. JoTasE a. the tcrone vii the FIRST play W might
Nc y Clarke viii Afterwards enact his fsvovite ohs-
rsoier OF JuIo Dorily in The domestic drama OF the x
Degrees OF Crime I"
BthloS 10 oompfance with the urgent soloIbtonsof
The patrons or ibis house, Miss Cuthman will once more
give Der unequaled derea N OF the character OF Meg
Merrlies, In tho exciting drama OF "Guy MsnnsrinsU
WALLACE - Plsnche's drama OF "Pst ard presentv 10
% he produced here fof tho HE time tas evening Mrs
H0oy, MTf Ycrn IN, McsgIs rste waoo, sn6 osbey "a
worries perform IL H. my Frie1d from Lc,he head, 10
the serriece.
LAVA Krrsr's --The "MmSh Hcsyi,n ono or ne mos,
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Fort OF New YGrs, October -. Issz,
CLEARED.

For Of New YORK, Ucsepsr il. Issz,
CLEARED.
Sip Glsucs Ciiiesrie Frlssol-Tvpscott Co.
ship W rsnrin Briggs Galwston-J Brewer %.
ship kertucAisp, MeTrynan. New Urlesns-C Duncan
snip Shepherd, Gale Fer orlesns-E.yIe Hazard
hsrx Atlantic SBren, Feehussn, Bre1en-br;caara 4
bark rxrrsfs surdsery. EavsuA
BE r,.y gsos Nassau ma Sargent
seRr wing s.se Iawr,rce, Car.eoa -Kola Psraaan.
ss ss @ hn 4 ass sn aa s.t.f beaon
SEN Nends;,. srsa,h, Provide aee e, s:x
sss B We.r pSc se ssts .vnn.h
steanler Jackson, Eaher Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
scuhanpion a. midnight with mdse and sss passengsri 70
steamship Maroon Foster Charleston with rdss and pas.
ssnsers 70 spoer lsson CO. Monday Pm ~ s.. fs
VIE h-rce fc- Cb.riescn bPa erch.pFes ,igu.i, win
sas.S.y u p :, e ~ o. SspD ,su' es iaaased
ssg H%sIsd GS. Ss,fsa ~ % % Il
lsa ISL hip o1y,ss o.. .,s,DoI for
hf Bss rrses p Sssps ss Aug
pssee a,srsI,.r ssP, WIN "a, A. 2 hsata g
tsr Avg ls ws rsss. . 9 9 " polii5 :, - a,
Il psiserref., 2 hepnags iner dosing lad heav,
ssrs Il sas,sD OF New Haven't, Maxwell, saresaoe,
Nccsl frib weasel 70 o&EJ Peters. Frs Seen days
..i- o.~-do, o., wool. hides
grls B-sk SH,j. slekerr0n ssuAdls Pm, 10 3..s ~'s
B,ts Msuee tBy) Davidson DRY HsrAoy Jp Sept as with
rlfaen.s, &C. ~ Itayc-au = 90 Had heavy veaaer.
wheat 70 u nboe ss'sa the IL bound 70 Bsrcsl
PIT bis for repairs SAvng the an Lat In the
emit stream during gale from Ne sprung LEAK
pr "a rst With srgar. % plhhy McKee,.
Scar May Q.teu ar yaloot Eayr ada days, with iron
snd No pafren;Crs = MaGAn firth
ecfr Jcaascf Huhuey, rev aver rs, 10 days with
scar n l. Burroughs g nts Jerks rsrernsn. lg days
r''h coacn erd rh~a' n Dunhem ttrnan iIa Z Z OF
Care 10 k9u eree,isnced Ksl- u ~ and hove
hsrtc. n sras lost = aintAn ID 10.
pcsr soa.ein sern Tyle savannah, IS d.ys with cotton
whFr, 20 surrny. Oh rst OF apo Hate-ps poke
esIs.p ssr 81 me we., hence for Aspinwsl rEe has
Scr 4 4 Es6.1 rla-r G.o-sc.orr, 90. 2 days
PHI dctn. saros' vi ningsn NJ 10 dAys Lad heavy
S.SF kngy uotsrt wtrareos no. sdavs
kchr n VI ETo0E IerrlCfr1s. Wlrt R.1n, no, c0ys
lthr y Pc lresrc. NepttTu. NO. " da'e
FcSr nc Raplkersurr, Ectsers Rissnond.
sehr Belle rnNhfrty VrsiEis, dnys
etkr lohr We're lawson Virsiu's days.
htrJ iovlins kfer Alll-orc dsye.
Acss fslis- tretch Rowland.
Sgsr NcSsIt tof NsnE0rl. Coonhe, hostlSrd
ithr si-s.S.o HopNius, rrarl
pcst crFrct.,eG, Pa G'oucster.
scNs P'sfuo AM, HyAnu',
po rEn bl,n. uN " Deruis
Fcfr lsgle wte = provId,ne, Cor Esw leyr NC.
Hhr Fanny Hard. tinues Hartford.
ffhr gns bal, cca Por land ~
gstr y e,ssn ~ he f,ns srsi. fsr seE ssasora
fenr Tsats ftovfiL Kirg.an. for Chsihaa.
F10r~ Rrrdr isl@rd Hull prsvh ence
sxsra wemsuua rye. New Bedfort
Mtsmtf CSgr11. Kenny, FrJsideSes
Tfsr 70. bal .serourx ~ ~ rui paoi n hos,i
a. re fctr Tlts. nato TnrSa ls.res Tor Few Tork
Who b. IN. ! pui pio he rrsss sa.e,.
Wind a. surf1s ~ VIII for sunsst &c, with RAN
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MEoEsLrr ooNvsrIIox-IAnxANY Hall. oor

The shove named Convention me- pursusu 70 can ysm
mary Hi on Thur'day evrniss, Ooober - instant 81 ~
The time tavir arrived fo- o,rur he Copveron erdsy
D-ue' re'rvtn q the kishth wsrd nom ns,ed y. Nn
", Of the thrd ward, nominated samuel webser OF NE
The tnporafy orgaozaon having ihus perecied ne
scrsta les rroceetsd call he Chsir a-rounced
los d'ersss prefert Up merton n vi srs 80 of
tbs Seventh ward tc ocrs were declared per-
mar ny oarers Of the Coz veniien. c.-~....-
Amer which !, resolved hat u Ceuvennor
proceed nounae ddas Cor MAJOR and inst oe voso
be lsksn vivs vece .,-..--.
Upcp ths Secretaries prcoeedus 70 cal ne ro Of teegsee
In a'cordance such reroiuon Me Hon WOOL
rec. ved % voes Q. O. eunsssv IL ana James = smi'
krd uson motion Of Phnip W Enss, rsa, % hs Fr N
va The nom luston OF Fernando wccd Vas declared unsn
nous. -. ~,...-.x
sorrd bas r. from each wsrt % sppninef
10 N oct WITH sirusr from the ohsr conventions W
nke Ire pese,ssry sFrsngez ents for county RATIFICATION
The C.ir the fllov ing rared gentle
m ., sucs conmi,ie IL Samuel Aud Arthur vresinx
q Zee n uscAyr. a. y r. xcore; W II. Baker, 9. Henry
Tirsle,s wil,or Sma 2 Dan. " Deevsn; o. phffp W.
prgs; ia ssmaei :. w.essr. II rsvd h.gg; "a J,mes
Gur,hiesn: I6 r. CUT; ". Ro5t o. Wamslyi Isl HN rln
wnes yr ~ Denis sco'rty; 90 VIM JoJce H. j. suther.
lard; ~ Ii r. rsirchnf.
49, v WILLIAMS, Chairman.
rau. v,rsrsr, lsecyearisa
Cnnts woopRufr.
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THAYKsSsvIfG Day IN MARYLAED. - Governor
LGon has lsrIca ais proclamation ending poo
PIE OF H&fyan 10 oofsrse Thursday, the 2eh of Eove
her, o day or Thanksgiving The comnendAion viA
douh, nc Gr.va 'Esy observed, a. tsua. Gas Inc
stcf md stAt TIA. has pAra.d the same DAY.
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BirE touaA; fros Hsa as. fr sew yot II Esr2nr
20 e5s 20 ME- Il 20 wS,s Bsssmaa np s0''
,ss,s o. 'ys az "a ss u 4 5 % os q " r5a
sd.rs ~ Ts ds:. ofr. 10, .s $50 ever
senE Jon. aserss r.ov I'm s.issrs .s,s iy H.
Isria., ,sy.f.s Issp Destroyed sree TAnss on s9'
Fcue esssvxp. frou sisrapoti. fer Kew yors putsso
s,,i ~ i's t.Tz. = as 'cs oI ss,s.s, 1913 y
tor -tr- sbea bse. bosr End crowned.
scr oro rssy ssn.r s,sss ,9r a,sT.. s S re-
~, - ian t.t - sssrsn. Amsrcs Ths; portion o. h.r
Go a.sa 1910 gh;sIs no ,. r.shit ped sui -N-
Saer.a
ocpr Ptorrs-r -tsh pui ls,e Ey,ot u in als
49, n Rysr foe s'w York. and Loaf sac foFen y,
trprr A.
g,sL suff - to H. Bsiiro-c ,csr loaded viA a.ur
81 sha.i ~ nm i.y s,ui % prcS- ss caplin I'd
i cllA ,'s- csyrsst asyirs ao.led III alssl
ase r,tr jan. 4 ,rsSs,, q ssssissd
I4rse :, Th.aS sses ~ l.u.cs f,ora -. I.rd FOOT
8 ,sS sS 1 ss, s-ssiss a' Ns Z rsy
~ s isSss e. Is 81, s', ss,s ''' she 10 ''
IIvsccrp- sefiord by NJ Isr,s Cu,ls On sasuydsy
asUpe,ior tSrs e seog 800 tons q m.eiuu.
r! ~ :, yse- pe csmna.na,d " Capt Johs
Hae ltiey. tow = ihs Yeuns roy 49,, :. 49,
u.es ss.u. s 80 S ss S,s - Qs.s.s
ser va = psivs q can rhs ,sip i os sac.
Notices to Mariners
fshv gwen Ast RE xnors edge iAshi Vessel,
90 CUbyst rae been relieved by The leh vessel Relief
sra az, s:r ,..,. . n % nv,
ss ~ " tSow tsery slsht from sunSe % SUNRISE one
'siS H. sis,as esse tgh, vs-, repaired she viii be
rt,sierse ~ vh.ch nc notice vii be given.
p~ utdrr ~ go Lighthouse Eosrd
g. II. u. CALDWELL, Lighthouse las, ID Gist
Baeon, Cca H. 1887.
fst.r o,sse superintendent 70 me Secretary 81 tbs Urea
rary Immtrrang h@ ofa tsdgs 90 utps nm.l
rts ~ 81 Lieut. Otmg W isnps UsE Assistant 10 he
Coast afvtJ'-- - - u.,. -
rip have TIE hor rrDoY. ycu that during ops
fAtrs he tie cownf Name ID. hydro
rraufs parry der he cha nj eut Cams Temple,
uBE AttHant IN hs Coat urvey, drowned ls6ge
wloh aoe not ETpssr chart yet Lubshet and Ia
rrkf ~ the Uii1 fishermen Ia the vicinity
crpfh ~ hiriy feet or y. low water, ard les
Wsw Il ~ fruna - gum lighthouse, dis
Ia and taf nEuii al mi ~. IN latitude ~ al ~ cng
tude ~ "a w. Iproposo 70 cal Temples Ledge, snor Tho
o respstifu y rtquss su,ho-fy 70 publss tots CON.
mrrttian IN - usual orw notice 70 Mariners VerS
kDRNCuE supt Coast Survey
Hoa EowfiL Corr, secit.srJ Of ne Sre.surT.
iMroN-iss 70 slrr~xus
~hc srraf goverert notice hat Temporary
abt teer places Fedrses the enhance ~
tgd.ns hsy he lafh aide n the leland OF Cubs, IN Zen
If nkEkGust Al tlAt t@e, zach Nss Flown down e ne
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ARRIVAL OF the STEAMERS NORTHERN
LIGHT AND DANIEL WEBSTER.
~~~~~-~~~~~~~~e~~-~~~~>0-
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA ANDsHAvAxA.
.~>es>eN~~~~ooNon>~o.o~N~
Arrival Of II Sc 40 in Treasure.
s~--~No~-----~~o~-o~>N->N-
REPUTATION REPUDlATED m CALIFORNIA.
&c. &C., &c.
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA ANDsHAvAx

mo UHised saasss mail Steamship Nertnern light, E
Mkispaugh commander, len AspiowIl $50 P. l. on
e Oh end arrived OF Hsvans tho night Of the
sh. Len Havana At 10 A. n on the llih (hAying taken
board SEQ tons ooa) and arrived 81 Quarantine u IL
r. n. % the 18Th.
enc brings California mails OF SEPT a. 200
IN treasure cd freight and TSs pa ssngers.
Ths Pacific Mall sssamship Compan' q steamer John l.
aerben, J. T. waskiEs commander, left san Francisco
3spA A. at 70 is A. and arrived al PSnar;s Coz o, xs
A. n, bringing 797 Passousez and treksuro - fcaws
vtx -
Fer New
FOR England ~eo,oos
EW Panama .s......'ss.s....'...... AeVuV
fNtA ,ooo,oeo
The Northern Light ers :. IA pnws United States fgse
Wabash bearing the broad penuAnt Of Commodore Pau,d
lrg, to sail Immediately on shoft cruise.
On os: 1s, G. $50 A. la 81 deg. North, Ion. 10 deg.
wcs;, fell in with the wreck Of ship OF about 500 tsns
built, watercgged and deserted; forencs main
opmaas and Dovsprit gone epsrs drifting alongside;
gore from Tho s,ern win tie exception OF ON (he term
ration OF the rame OF her pos) metal letters she had
evidently been boar ded her aachors chains calls, &c,
were gone.
ira nff,~ Is he Hat r.
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EAgIqImE IsrEhLIGEHCE.

sLxA~AG roo Eyw YoSx-zn,s
rIsrs......s.s... IL Eoor RTszs. 81
............. 90 HIGH yArEs......ega AZ
49, Al saa.sees esa sas4rs ssss.si ~ "a Nxs Teas
SIFALy s'.oasi x sslls-
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{ POLITICAL MExrISu.-Tps xfgurH irDwRMAvIC
= csri.t The 9afraus % The sSose nsrnsd dlarc
invited IN attend meeting the purp~~e an
Alderman and other o.rdiaes kso cher busues vii be
before TIE nettrr 1n~ enE st b~ held Friday
ing 18th irft. "a c'cigsk a. s-s rsnd street inryn
Biss frr-d~sv ~ he hareuert Tha nighis sdsrmsrsc
fri-s rts % IN wAfds-,he eeysuh Eleventh and
1hrsen.s By order fffesfrneigys
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MERrcl A. azsERkL COMMITTEES Nsw YORK.
"A &C. vs. f&f "A psscal rtesiax "a he Amer
raj oormee Of hs q n sew york VIII be held
ihsr rooms oerner o. broadway and Laee.ars .r-~
rsq"s.s1. n, orde, - Z FHsR NILS prsa'ssr,
wAs~KR e. p..-...-.-
Taos xcsSienr. VIC ffesaenss
cersr.i,s ' wHiriEra lseur,,.rs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PUyLTICAL<
HTH ASSEMBLY, DIsTEfnT EOMfsArroT.-.rAn Ear.
- log u br ale u b. Amer. ~ tire rifs da
c-ru-rsnz pats q The Bxhth kin add ~ ieenth
wvfs hslf e. rop-~rion Val. "Wednesday ev-nav OFT
a. epten W risse~. rfa IN CHAR John "a. Armour
ur.ntaou Iy ncrnRs,-d 30 c,-eif<. TO Gmwtsnn
p2ry Ter . morr Of nb's ths asovn cisvct
srAPhkE ". flE2uk Osair nsa-
Ivy Errcr ,a..-,..,,.s
Atnrs Fnnu Sto'tSiea
Eth srU AND sp wsRrS-Tis rEarCRArT0
~ el-corr 81 ths Third rssnhy cis'i VII se a. Michael
hshouy's us - enrol ihr 10 form District oa
ton elect dele ChNter And Assembly 70 svcnor
thia evsnisg q u. B9Ck, rhsirmAn-
Ixnrsw JAc,soS PLUNs Secretary.
eTu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT -rHg DEN OF ivI EIvu-
VI tors 81 hs Cooper htosion u the Firh tseerbr Dis
ct rsqucEsd N mes; Corsorxn's tb.vosr Halt ~
STREET his vras exering &c oSey ~ ~ ooict.
for 70 teec;
Assembly Converion. by oFeer Of -
TpoMts DUNLAP.
EtiJ ~ n PuRDY.
MAFWs FrLrsv,
rurFR sfrCaELL4
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15.s. fspti iii 4 + iaonpe5n, S. IL Bomsar.
ssa ~. sSy 70 rss Sy xss 1o~s sarh.a ssnA
~ p,9n s gss sri y o. s s0 aIs E ns1
s1Bv Ytns cr BOMBAY on, Lucsy st,r sweeney, siass
iis iSr shss,h.e "a SD Ef Pc Oval SEcri; Edsssl
PT-sroi, -, i,ig ), sTucc, Bsso., wn-u,.nn old
T'i va roT ,ss 6ross sorsps zen ''''
sid nom ,Le ~ nj. !o,ias oniscy sYrssus Cardiff
iafs Line foa,ss ri sp, aysnsi Js@ss brJs Howe
RsIasnalviS ser,a Esd 5,son t-.) RsiOn, New Tors
BoabEls. Oh I-sii Z Il Dizzy. Dsev, Boslon; Hanen
s6sssr Az ss-Aff % ctoo. Morton IAve'psOl' Sis,
ssr.y,. Ssr a"srr Rssc, saurdsr. Gan francisco
CiRDlrv ssp,,o-.r or ~ Ilssy. glcue-ier.
cev.Tl AZ ysss,,,s, n,r. MAN Ms.r y. ca
cseo 80 Eb.r Grover, Bca,on ssOtis, Nickel ar Liver
g. srcm rsuror Eus H. Ansa Klmtal K,un.dy Boston;
Ar rscser !ones, sydssI lAh s DreEtr Ban prshcis
hn. seps so-hrs Srovrsfs th,s- Jo-dcn t.ad ed for
& &C. Lss u@ onaau n nf "A ,o5 po ~,
Pa ed BY do o,ta Ansair swr, from Pusc, sund for
DFsesrt.. s.p. 50 o. ssrr A5aos Boups,r q .u-,.s,
i iowa ~ on May oaoeu soaca from sasd' for
81 s.i. .ri s..s e lr. ,r.m..
Foo snow 800 June Art sora wrra Gore sa.ssh,s;
ssahonnd. koBg Kong IA Ersmin, Johnson. Col
Gan samuel Eussn Esnnsdy DO rs Ho,spur Potter. DO
"a in ' \ Maury. Fetrfpr, iord3n.
gRlv1sasp, sept So I'D Progress Roe Mobile
guAfgnw, DSt Jas GRAY, Plurer, ~ John FB. SID
gept 10 q Nofrifon rorrtcn, Hurleani
GAmr. AyR sG-arr Typho'n, fslter, Liverpool.
eIsRalriR SECT z2-ifr Daniel Webster Williams, Liver
'G P.Sss ss Fo.F ga rowl.nd Rowland tom ral,s,
for tse Cs ate. -
HuII. W. ri 20 Arr Nstbs l. tsnpoa FYork
HayRr 2. i0rAr aE TEL, raI ck WORK ocil Pepps
reb. fwsmbly, klchnond; ID ATsso t-D, Lines NYrk
ssutbsm ton. n'd Sob 9srmAniA Wood, NYors.
h port &c Oregon, Porter for Nvofk ready rrnce~n
Bell fer 60 TN Ccl Orssr kovsr Porsmorih do
zurich Hcs fer 60 ah william Moses Joass 70. 90 SIN
AnueNsn hcNA, os % lsih Rocfa AZ Caasne for de- DOT
H1ckAnd Blown for ~ fh William Tell rnuck for do do
HnztAr swsrt lor % 2h ArsgD o. Lnse tom and for DO
~ DO &C, q Foulsad, Brsser for DO lnh, rursmsers
SER et0n, Tor DO ith Fty all. WI fr co. Pep.
rerel Twsmbiy from Richmond, "a; jacob Badger Ste
Erivorr, feps g. sld Duisburs. EeJer, WORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

The manner 10 which mem )rabe murder affects
great societies how the news of it is received, hoT
the deep 6amnation is discussed all Irds matter for
philosophical speculation. The assassina ion 10
Bond street when it was fist announced III tins
city, did not contain the sanguitary Portent OF
mere than ordinary excitement. There had been
Others not unlike it in the first development OF IN
cident and in which there had been first blush of
uspicion to deepen the pubic interest; and yet
th, Sc bad, We may almost say in few hours, passed
INTO oblivion. Blu, The murder Of DR.. Burdel seems
to stand by itsef and the limit TO the general emo
ten which il has created is not yet apparent.
Crowds still flock about the door of that house
which was to the victim house Of doom; the
newspapers still discald all other intelligence
10 give us the latest revelations or surmlses;
at all tea tables is rec counted what has been heard
during the day. and a; all breakiast-tablss what
has been discovered during the night 1t is not
often that an event Of such nature takes such alb
soIb.pg possession Of the general mind. 1t is sac
to ssy that in regard to single point, and that so
far as the evidence applies to it, not very impor
tant oDe-we mean the Typographical Point-every
booy is better Informed Than il would have bee
possibe to presupPose. There is now nobody but
kloWs where Bond street is; the precise position of
No. 81; the AL Of the house from garrett to iouu.
dation; tie panels upon which the blood was
smeArtd; the door handles defled BY the same Ted
token; the social relations ofihe inmates, and where
Wnlal they were went to be ,ested and ~hete they
we've went to sleep together with their habits,
smours, ipgoings and outeomings, their youth and
their i6desee, their ntrigues fortunes AID ante
ctdens.
Substantially, this little house in ,nd street has
been TUNED inside cut, and We kaow everything
about lis occupants except tha. dark and sh4dos NY
secret which il is the business If the Is 10 unfold
What uphftei hand struck those fatal blows;
WHETHER il Was the stIopg hald Of man or the hand
If woman, 50 weak that OILY tie energy of a
!rsmpled heart could have infused into its white
fpgtIs honi ;idAl eIergy; whether by the mar
doiess, as the clock to I'd eeysp sto0d psss nou
aid companion \ euilt; whe her this vs.; deed
N astnseuent II Cd INJURIES and tae outtuIst Of
cherished rtstn'ntnt; to what unfortunate passage
IN lie which vas devoted to sysrice When il was
10! devoted 10 Licit pleasure, this re.tiba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

The current catalogue Of horrors was increased
yesterday morning by the burning to death Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bosch, in the destruction Of their cabinst
warehouse in Beecker street. They used the e1-
IRENE upper portion Of Eve story building for a
dwelhpg place, the rooms below them being filled
with highly combustible materials. The fire began
on the ground and before the inmates were aroused
all the upper stories were so filed with smoke that
no ore could see or breathe in it, Every effort was
made 10 save the victims, but rescue was imposs-
bic, and the brave men who pered their own
lives were reluctantly compelled to retreat be-
fore the devouriDg flames. There are many
buildings similarly inhabited, where in case
Of FIRE escape would be quite i'm
possible. IDhammable manufactures so high
that no water can be thrown to their
roofs are too often sought places Of residence by
owners or workmen, for the double reason of
saving house.rent and watching the premises nor
is this by any the first time that fatal results
have ensued. But worst Of all arc the six story,
tenement houses, holding hundreds of human beings,
often with but single place Of egress, and that
narrow wooden stairway lees than five feet wide.
These rickety barracks with their multitude Gus
Windows forebly remind us Of the huge wicker
work frames in which the Druids are said TO have
burned their captive enemies hundreds at time.
A FIRE in the lever portion Of any of these houses
would almost inevitably result in q wholesale de-
struction of life, if not BY the flames by the crush
ing down of the starwsys and the tramplng uuder
foot of the weaker inmates. The Fire Wardens
know these dangerous places, but have no power to
remedy the evil. The Legislature have the matter
Low IN hand, and 10 apy law which may be passed
the most careful provision should be made against
the possibility Of sueh catastro pies as are now in
uinent