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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

The Methodsts of Essex Co., ~ j., have formed
Historical Society, whose object is to collect and pre-
serve information connected with the rise and pro-
guess OF Methodsm within the bounds Of the Newark
Annual Conference and objects of interest in the form
of books, pamphlets manuscripts. medals portraits
&c connected with Methodism, Several interesting
sketches have already been prepared. II is designed
10 extend the organization throughout the whole
bounds Of the New-Jersey and Newark Conferences,
in accordance with resolution adopted at the last
Animal Conference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
THIRD DISTRICT COURr-Junc 25-Before Justice
Mech.

NEw-YoRK HARBOR.NAsTERs AND DoCK-NAsTER:.
The Mayor &C. Of ewYork agt Joseph Turner.
The question presented in this action Is whether the
defendant right sobey the order of the Dock master
10 haul Of slip The justification for his disobedicnce
based the claim that under the act Of 1850 the hsbo
authority the slips and all the navgable waters
within the limits of bi city supreme and that the Dock
officer virtually superseded and his powers aud
duties sbrogated.
The Court after reviewing the history of Dock masters in
Inmates opinion that thu Governor has right under the
Constitution TO appoint Hrbor bat rests the decision
deduced from tho several statutes on the SUD-
iect. up.n these il concludes as follows
The sound conclusion he drawn from the acts of 1850
1851 and TO be that which have heretofore
arrived that the dock masters authority the corporation
and slips not abroeeted at ell and that TIE
latter legislative construction OF the former IN no
manner changing its provisions cannot appreciate the force
Of the that by the repeal Of the act OF 1851 the
harbor has succeeded to exclusive authority over all
which shall lie Of the wharves docks slips be-
longing TO the Mayor and Commonay Of the City Of
New York This would be smmatvely enict the converse
which cannot be accomplished by its sim
repeal repeal simply leaves the law the repealed
had and would be too great assup
ton impute to the l. ssture purpose involving changes
extensive by repeating clause, when the occasion
before them leave that purpose in no possible doubt BY
the addition Of few explicit words am therefore OF opinion
that the corporation ordinances estsbshns certain permanent
Sins OF the city and appointing certain officers to execute and
enforce them not being sbote not by
ssry implications repealed that The penalty for dsobeyins the
orders Of the dock recoverable and the refusal 10
obey justified this by the interference of the bar
who in Judgment had no authority to station
vessels the slip The plaintiffs therefore entitled to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
NE WJERSEY ITEMS.

EDITc RIAL AssocIATIoS.-The New-Jersey Eli
toria ssocistion met at Camden Thursday. JUICE
Mar, OF Tsr Trenton True american, presided. Inc
mort impor,snt item Of business was the appointment
Of cnmmitee to investigate the question of edver-
It's NC By New-York ard Philadelphia advertising
ents % as TO obtain basis for definite action oil the
Association at its next annual meeting. Tue next
meeting of the Association will be held at Newark, on
the fourth Thursday Of September next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

EsrJcArIoNAL.-The Germans of Newark are max
ing liberal provisions for the instruction OF their
youth. On Monday evening last the German CITIZENS
II the Sixth Ward held meeting TO establish a
German English school for the Sixth Ward and ada
rent parts OF the city. II determined to establish
1t on the plan of the Newark Schulveren,' which
been in successful operation for over year. The
charge for each scholar will be twelve cents per
quarter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

slr Tying in the North Rirer, where he had bcoo en-
ploye but being - inebnated to sit upon I'e cart
sell befctc he wteel, which passed ovcT BIN. The
Jury t.udercS verdict of accidental death. Baker
wa ~ years Of age. aad native ot MassGc huses.
Henson Rwy.n ITEMS Tie S'ofD Rock Murders.
Of Ca s s.unsh shs Raron Cole S plead no: sa.y
and "a es rent over September Circuit the Court Fea'n
soa. Capsissd--Tro Men Drorre3.-Two men
nsnyd B. nnc aud Tiffany both fishermen, drowned on
hat two Wy arn"pp and TsSv M che village in
boat COR the .hns grounds Of Mr. R9man both very n ieh
ndn they drunk 70 be OF any service to
& SSssd ay o"T nsn , RseS spa and when near the
,ho by sccdsn: The boat csP1ea and al % ro S
again Hsbbeck cuns to the keel OF The boat ana
4 Bov Shot A son Of Mr.. +. Wilson residing
near Ies,ouc H Orange County came TO hs seaa on
oods last garh%s @' painful f b81 i nc lock s
seaay The lad sud hi. youngest brother were sem 70
& M s.' sne E %rf ps.as though the back part
the hvad causing death in few hours.
Stanton I.iSns in Perry Street; PoasSkeepe attempted to
commit Yuicide by hansins herself at her residence on
!. Sopea 70 awe her M No assigned r the Tah acS
pr,1a NY IysuRIrs-Coroner Gamble held an
UConnor who died from result Of injuries Te1eyca On the
sth ina The work on the new NodI corner
Of Warrington and Fulton streets and with sever other
iaborvrs moving heavy stone nom the sneWht 70 tn
building tyh, tho plank which it being couveysd
brote and lei both and and fall toeethei n,o me
rsy distance Of several feet The stone unfort utatey M
s the eeased causing compound FRACTURE % ine lew ee
ard other 0Connor hlrred ti harsn! oSns sLe
ed Tho deceased years VI age ssd native OF iro sno
FORM Drowned An unknown maL. about 81
- ose MA. found Yesterday North River Near
Tub, Hook aud Cotouer Gamble Avd an irdqe" upon IN
iy No found, snd the Jury renueIe
vers, by drowning undtr Of X Nv
70 rem Of medium dze ssrnt hvc zee. nf
in hight and dressed il DARK brown cost tnt
co,cfei pants fancy cs,o shirt white WOODEN uno9tsh
r sed and had been fae water ~ least two months
SHOCKING FATAI ACCIDENT ToA 'CoNvICT. "A Ger
man fnse not ascerned who sent 10 the State Prison
.t Sing from this city few weeks ago while adjusting
OF belt puyheel in the Gle shop about III O'Clock
on Thursday morning in the machinery and thereby
rad both his legs taken of resulting in the deaf
Of the convict in the of two hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
Receipts Of Prsduce-Jusr &c.

BY Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Flour Is do WHISKY t5a Pkg
Hides 2 500 sides Leather IS hh6s Tobacco.
Bv North Riser Boas-T $50 bbs Flour. 100 bush Corn,
66 DO Wheat 81 ptss Ashes Ct do Whi'ky 90 d. rorf
huah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
ADVERTISEMENT
FoSTAINE,s CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS

Poo washSe Infants and Children preventing Chafng and Eup
;on ipartnf bloom ceeAcy and sottness to the
adj eswis ona " IuSauaoe SO 90 - zee Pod,.s
y ". roh1h,et a w, -NOe - DtVeN"ey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

Ds s. fTCH's Six Lectures on Consumption
- On. n Life $50 pages 80 enErsvings bound,
;,n *. which e diseases Of the Lungs and
Their Chronic Disorders by mail, postage free,
recep, 90 W e~"' Aes'es' ~ ~ f'N" ~ Nv i'
Rroad uaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
IAdYertkemenk.l

To CLEHGYMEN.-TO touch the hearts of your
people you oud properly understand the principles Of Human
Mature and to understand this you should become acquainted
with Phrenoogy Call upon Prof FOWLER No. sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

CHTAKKH.-IhtteI IL ny sIcIdll 10 IT, ~ o? -
r. GoopALE who positirey N It's worst oins
with remedy he has lately Discovery ne any case
ana hs or1 10 the test be consulted at his oce
No ssS Rrosdwsv nee Of The remedy Ia In liquid
form. Price and 81 per oottie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

GOoD.-It is seldom that medicine meets with
ch general favor all classes and especially among the
educated the OxyGrNATrD BITTEEs These Bitters are
free alcohol and neverfsing cure for Dyspepsia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

GAS GAS, GAS FIXTURES, OF new and beautiful
deGgns viii be found the great Manufacturing Depot Of
ARCHIE, WARNER Co., No SIC Broadway. The best Gas
Cookip< Stove in the world. Cali and see it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
IAdyertisAment. /

The last time and ,sitivey the last time, OF tn
srBns CAVE, this .terPoon and evening At B.kxGMs mr.
withdrawal although popular. The Illuminated Paintings,
the Psropcon Studio continue to be intensely attractive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
fAdvertisement.
,nn~, Tn. GnSSn aNv h q

h. every variety Of TEAS for Goce Tea Dealers and pn
vate famiies-Souchong Ooong and Young Hyson from -
cents to unpowder and Imperial from % cents to
csnts-a other qualities equally low Also boxes OF eooo
Family Tea for OF dollar Call and examine.
Ne. LIS Chs.hsn-st between Pearl and Rooseveltsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
IAdvertisementl
En- WARD III. DIXON,

s,e and Operating and Consulting Suseon Ne AZ 5thsv
-, 10th and llthss New York Office hours between
rnines to daily, and 70 evenings The Office Of
pae.l pei 10 81 No. I Nesey-st., Asof House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
ADVERTISEMENT

Wealth and fashion arc usuAIly CIdESHU bHttHtr,
but IL not necessary be rich in order to be fashionable.
WILDEs MILLINERY WARERooms and WoRXRoohs a
No 25l filed with the latest Paris novelties Ii
SIMMER Bonnes Straw goods Silk goods Artificial Flowers
Laces Caps and Head Dresses and the reasonable prices
render these tunptuous fabrics accessible TO all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

PAAgHILLOn Thursday, june "a Isabella PsrlAi fedi
years and ncu.hs second daughter OF james "I NAY
p.,kh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
Books FOR SUMNER READING can be Obtainet
Advertisement.

ut VIM p FETRIpGE Co.'S (oppose StewsTts twenty PEI
cheaper than any other establishment in the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

named Jacob Poole rested yesterday for entering into
the dwelling house No IL <emsen street and stealing cost
belonging to Of tie occupants He was captured and
brought TO the Firt district stsonHouc BY Cce. Osborn,
snd sommt,ed TO await exsmins tion.
The house No. IS Concord street was feloniously
.r,e on Thursa, night and robbed % sood valued at 500
with which the ESCAPED It thought they entered
before the doors locked for the night aud took their
leisure erwsd. Both rear and door. found open
Ia the morning
DROWNED IN A CIs rERN.-A servant girl IN the
employ Of family al 39 State street named Margaret
Consn found ore ~ned IN the cste IN the rear YARD
yesterday morning Smell notified and from the
facts ac;aned or the inquest appears proosoe th ne
ceased fl IN tho evening previous while drawing pau Oh
Nater. verdlc in nccordance rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

nfHIAruRg ALNAHAc... fnrS DAT. a.
1881 Sets ass Moon Sctsll 10
RICH THIS DAT.
:5Sm Gov Island II 4sm Heb Gate. .l:3lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
SUPREME COURT-srncIAL TERM-Juxr 2S.-Before Judge



At the opening of the Court this mornieg Dir. job
son addressed Court eanE that there had been further
relation TO him Of which he again heard for the
brst time through the medium of the Hving got
thus Jobson stopped by the Court and Informed
ta. this the Court in which tse had
and that be could be heard unfinished case was
on. He then retired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

TotA. .........s.....
Total Pots and Pearls.

COTTON-The II srket continues inactive; prices very
fully by the demands of holders but buyers decline
responding. We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
OFstfg"e bsOl
,o,,nd sf>vIfuo

VALUE Of Gold and Sre Imported ato and Exported fro
Froaes Jro~ the official returns i. each year. from s4s
1885 ineiusre into Brtsh Money at the rate
frooes 10 pound skeylfr0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
sUPREME COuaT-sPEcIAL TERM-JUSE 26.-Bef
Judge MITCHELL
DECIsJONs.

Samuel A. Judson agt. Edward T. Clark et al
Order granted. ~, ,,.... -.
John H. Northrup ct al. sgt. A. w. Hutchinson ct
a-Applcstion to Judge Cleric or DAVIES Judge s'ohe
has not att ended to any part OF 1t. 49,, ~ o.,,
George w Fanshsw, &c. agt. Joseph T. Gilbert,
n ard others Order TO amend settled.
'''' ~ Before Judge PEABODY.
Robert Stewart agt. VIM. Cornwen ct I.-Deiend-
sufs' melton denied with $40 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

UALL TAIEYyys Ayp BVReLARY.-A e0lQyed boy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS-JuSE 26.-Befors
Judge MORRIS and Associates EMNoss and scHooNhAk.h
At the opening of the Court, the name OF Timothy
Aeara called and answering his recoznzsnces
declared forfeited oMesra it win be ecoected wa, indicted
in swearing certain hiDgs facts the trial OF
A. J. Conselyes for seduction in the City Court Conseyeas
brother bis bail in 500 In two securities which they
will now be obliged pay if 0Mesra IL not forthcoming.
Rose Rourke and Patrick Monaghan were tried on
the charge Of ssnd larceny IN taxing quantity Of un e ma
eria from shop in Prince street. valued al about $
the It'll Jun last They found guilty Of petit larceny
Sentence reserved.
John Busch was placed on trial on the charge Of
breaking into the house Of John Woods in Navys Til
lays and stealing thereom pair Of old psntaooDs He
Of oense Of burglary III the second DECREE and
the fact that of the Jurymen Ger
who did understand the evidence sentence
pended motion of counsel in order 10 enable him to make
out inE of exceptions.
Henry Mllbrook pleaded guilty to an Indictment for
grand larceny and sentenced TO the State Prison for
The Con- then adjourned until Tuesday neat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

SHOCKING FATAI ACCIDENT ToA CoNvICT. A Ger
an fnsme not ascerned) the State Prison
:. Sing Sing from this city lew weeks ago, while halushg
on Thursday morning got caught thu machinery and thereby
rad both his legs and one taken of resulting the death
a Of the convict in the course Of two hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
Disasters, SC.

The brig reported below In yesterday mornings edition az
the Lsvnis, should have been Cxsrns, since arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

MI TO 'FNHRr IN az 1oND HAND Ci.Orufua
FV-septenen wishing ~ convert len On or sn-pl4s
ino ce.h N eotsln ~ le.st arT per cent wore "
lest near Ohatf.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

nTAMOTDS -rHE TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY r.
IL, med ms continually manu- a~turrg and M
an large stock ~ amoud iewery ~ the istes
l.yse aaaavneut N diamoade hand Setting done Tor
upde' Diamonds bought for The trade
l. HERMANN 90, ais Browne street.
FoB h,nIKS ANN GENTLawsN
forne re- and hsautlfu styles. .e retail less .hA
vsusi pflres a. .. ALLsS, lnporer n ws.oae. snf
swp wholesale snd retsn No II Wal street second Door
hrosdwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

POS FORT xossouIn sIppLErows AND AID
BAH m.an" 80 80, 1870 % 49,
as 'sS'S " sata. 4 ,ar, ss%S e.eS ~1
a $3.50 nALRYAD sus.ss ,Ass.sssassr.
%. ,o Sus% & I'VE wsi,e sad o-sIr. .Sers9 80
ISL s-cr-os Fsl. r~ia cun.cius win i,us. a
x.ggry.. man ,rsla ~ .,s.qy: s.nser.,rs !.
~, ~, s,,, ,por, = Rrs~s,sr Tor Dsnbary' a bssAsus
1gur Corners -h western Railroad ios Assny' rroy s~s
1SPn sii.raon Train novplns II AL sssuoua
ssS: PAN. sss ss,a s. .os 1Ssss !. .oas
rs.ys rwssrr s.ra r.ss $3.50 1870 = an ..uous
ia n-wnusns, sridss rsn opglns Al a s,.soa''
ssP' iEv@sn. saas .' 9.s sSssss n :'.a0aA
SPn-Crv.r Falls r.in. ovpns :. a. s .f oss,
rn-"a-"' s ~ Ss s;ss.f Fsssf sns.,asss.n.
uUp@o1 RTvIs sAmRoaD.-ssos July s. ig.
T. ~ sioi IS .ss i, ~ , ry, s,o,,n,a.
,g,ss.g:rr s,.., nj Sor so9 ~
soa cspt csarle. pesr,ns, IN ssve rsv ycs BON pss
TO- sss-s scs sP rvs rs sIssy 49, e.
Es Ss = i s s;ss; ..::t :. .. -s.
NT1v YoeK AND Few HAvnr RAILRoAD sun.
N msr Srsnrr~en. ocmmescns July ~ issT.-r..~.
..,s s sssas ,n@sscs y T.ss .sssas sss ''~
s,- s.- H-..TS - 4 4 si scsi nS ia an a,J
ss srasyc,-'n sn A Il o.h la ~ sD On.
vs xford ssrsrsrd. v>.rssh. souApor and vspov.-
70. sw- .n-iG % A. l.; nG 80 AZ 0ah an.
10, sNP.M - = - =
For Dsr.n I'D arssnvcA-7B IN A Il; Ia "a
iA9, So SIS r. n
ss%fc.d.Iiss SO ora. srA n;nAA 80 an
1~ Por+ dnes.er and ln.srpsdas sssaoss-To 81 A. H
IA 1A, tH SIS, s8PM.
oorvrCrra NAM
Fm ScS<un-sn A. n (Rx D. A4P n lnl
nv Hartford and sprsnsneld-sn A. tnh
ra osooscacu, Riv~ ss,lrp.d sou~sa'-sn A T.
~ oar.i ssi~o.d- sS 4 = 1rrj add isiS r. = %
- rs~ LONDON s.nro.d-ss A .Drh
ror Houastonc Hallrued-sQ II .1....t.npu
ycx p.usstnct 1slgo.dZsA a. " - 80 "a.
~, r.ssurv ard norwslk ksilrosd-fiA w - -''s@~
rM o~
yror ps~ Ha,rs-SN 100 sS A. NJ tsxh ANVSHs
~ g;5 g@ Ps 4 Ssr 10 ies A. ors'1 oss
FL ~ 80 - - a sc 80. SIS iOss A =. carJ; "a
xr) ard 500 IS h1s sRVr s~uNAM on.
.f.S -; gAars a. HoTr. sapa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

kARaKr CoNPANIEs.-JoHN X CURTIS, 70
kcker street fve doors west OF Broadway has hand
AZ or M nj Of silver and p ted cups gobc- eaAs.rs
)skssa Fold and silver medals kc-, he, suitable for
and Al very Io~ prices; and any company who pur
him prizes 70 the amount Of tls upwards VIII be
I'd with richly cf ased cup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

|CE OF Z. NICHOLAS BANK NOTE REPORrER
" all street New York.-The bills Of the Iron tank OF
Iay New Jersey bought a. this office at the usual
\ Jersey money, viz, one half per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

keALH-A PAIR or Ray CARRIAGE HORSES,
hsnas high very stylish sound add kidd IN siagle
Asrness. VII be ~oid cheap a. the owner has no use
a. Ard d0Whls s~ts 81 hsvrsss, nearly also two
,ronf r.n ~ seen ~ Coddngtons stables. IN Ep-fnx
,-~ Hut.un street For parsiculsrs inquire Of Wh
y IA sss Cana street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

eBteFn 1Anu, IN phft ot "itsouft
Pa-~r who hold this kind OF properly ana are vii
pose Of ~ rtAsouaol- prices, are requested 70 nd
K, Herald Office, STATING price. locality, no.
MICHIGAN AND ERIE RAIL
bad Stocks 81 fair pricss for which Iowa land or fine
Jamsics viii be given. Address A. Il. a., Dor o75
brk poat office.
kTRD-A LOAN OF sYB IMMEDIATELY, By
~p. ctNbe widow lady, who viii give security 70 any
ban OF means who Win lend Tho above amount Ad
|. l. H., Herald om,e.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-25

%pfttaFhi tifsfly esArFr- Y D.
rltttN fNagmne9 ifl ~ ~ ~, sNh ~
EHaied ssxaffN mi eheni.r ii aoa'sl
aui atrv ics igci N II s6Atlnt -.
prsla-a bassa sa.aibla vask aa las
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-25
ClcFk ~ steamer Vlarisn.
Bi''oss Dsoris,s, Lir9 Clmykai.l

Washington, ~ e.. feh. :, isN,
Sir have used yo'r p'l's IN ~, rrss
rhl nnd practical 49, slne, you made ,kru
and cannot hesitate % ssy that thr sp
the best cashfr,ic 80 employ. Ths'rr-
rulal'ng action On tho liver J. qaiA "a
decided. consequently they src n rd#r.
able remedy frr arrangements II Aai
orsrn. Indeed 7 hive ssld,u fcur1 ,
case ~ bilious dssu.e ~ ahsfur'e iAH
u did DO, readily yieli IN hon. Frs,st.
Rally yrnrs. AinNfN N,tt. Mn
Physician ~ the y rine iias,iii
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-25

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-07

A TRAGEDY.-The Vincinncs Gazette re-
ports a terrible affair in Adair county, Illi-
nois, on Friday night. 1tappcars thata Mr..
Redmond, storckeeper ut Neatsvillc, had
circulated report against party of men,
one Of whom was young man named Mr..
Whorter, the son of u highly respectable cit
izen, that they were coun,erfeiters. They
heard of this, and laid plan to decoy Red
mond from his home and murder him. Mr..
Whorter divulged this TO Redmond. On Fri
day the party made an attack on Redmond
and his friends in Neatsville, among whom
was Redmond's son and Mr.. Whorter. Near
ly fifty snots were fred. The elder Redmond
was shot through the heart and instantly
killed. Mr.. Whorter was shot in the back of
the head, and it is thought cannot recover.
The affair Lad created a tremendous excite
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-07

"a The following beautiful extract is
from one of the speeches at the hunger as
semblages, in New York. One ofthe speak
ers denounced thepolit,ci ans, and urged his
hearers to combine for the election Of mem
bcrs of their own class to city and State OFF,
ces, and. in enforcing his views, made use of
the following beautiful illustrations:
Let Us bear in mind the temple ofMinerva.
When the Athenians built that magnificent
structure, a statue was wanted TO place upon
its top. A poor mechanic was induced by
his friends to compete for the prize with a
favorte and wealthy sculptor of noble birth.
The day for raising the statue came-that OF
the patrician was unveiled. and iartures OF
applause greeted the revelation. But it was
in truth so small that IA it assembled its beau
ty disappeared, and when it reached the top
it seemed but shapeless block. The statue
of the poor mechanic was next unveiled. 1t
seemed huge and uncouth. and resemtlcd
nothing divine or human. But as it ascend
ed its apparent dcformities Disappeared: it
grew more and more comely, and finally,
when it reached the top. it seemed animate
with divine beauty and life. The poor me-
chanic won the laurel, and was borne of
amid the shouts of the multitude Let us,
say, bear this in mind. If among US there
are men who appear rough and uncouth, Is
because we have not lifted them TO that proud
position they are fitted to honor; it is because
we have LETT them i'm obscurity tn elevate the
pandering and INSCRIPTIONS who promise
only to deceive us.