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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

AcoIDESr ~ DEY STREET-MaS SERIor-Lr H.
JrRID.-At 81 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the large
board which surmOuned the corn,e az the Top OF
the building, M. Dey street, occupied BY ho't'
Weaver 4 Bichard-on wss broken from it, fastening
and precpitaied to the sidewalk With great violence
AS is fell crushed beneath it young man about Is
years Of age, who passi'g in font OF the store
The Police had him removed immediately to the Hoe
pial. Some time ego FIRE occurred IN the same
blIldin . and the broken fragments Of The immense
sian-bOaid presented mas' Of burned enbcra Which
NUT give way with storm such Sc worked upon it
yesterday at the time Of rs accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

CosMos CoCNUL CONniTTEEs - The following
Standing Committees for the year announced 10
the Common Council on Wednesday night:
On Lar, 0aa ABpiication, 20 The Lsgi'assgs-Prestou
Fowler Raphs, CiaTt. PcuDn.
On 0psnfng Srssn, Arsnass and PsyLs-WIson. Walsh
Russell, Fiihian Hudson.
On Gradag and Patiag 81 eGs aad Irsagss-Yan Br1Bt
Preston, CssEae, jenkins ONtM
On FAdnc.-R owrE, jenkins KslbfelGch, SchOls Psmss
IN A,"nmOf.-scAols, L0Wber, Fowler, Wash Dv' Wee
ebO.
Cn Ps4e Sevos. Csitsrts and Gyade.-DohOn, soydss,
Wsl.b Smith bfsnBou.
"a Ratl,oad,-KabAelscb Bis. Rnsse!l. oNsn Piersoa
I'm Pabh L0Hd' md Budd,ngs-snydsm, jenkins "os"ns.
Clsft hcNsmse. 800
bon. Hudson.
IN 81, Dcpo,tmest T. p-KslbAei'oh. Snyder, saydaa.
WlsOn, smith.
On Sfaes.-sDyder Vail Hudson Bliss Del yeccho.
~ Potcs-Cshs~, Del Ncechio, walsh, hcMAhoD. Doash
On Wa,er-LOwb.r Wo.lom Preston, Nas Bryn,, Clsrt-
On Pymrnq-spsder, Csrk, Snyder, Callahan, Mchsmss-
On " ella and FsmPs-PreSson, DooD, sPssef, bsnnsn.
FithlsD
On Svrgls. and Eypen' 81 Depsr,-s"ts Dssiss.
Wogls MsIyis Person -
IN Lar. and Ga.-woyiom. Shaw. Walter. LO~bst Pa-
In Ferr, and Wa., RigAh-Bl's Fowler, E.lbssl..s,
On schools, I,h and S.ieao'-Jsnsil. RLph' Val. Do
Ssociio, Preston 49, ~ -
n, FJIe H,aln wslsb Preston Fithian Sobols Cisrt
Oa Pubic G,h,H-wsl'sr SpadeT. Bonst, Ioyb,f. 5ls
Or AL4rke- Uysf So, "Bltet, snJevr, - Nsi, bosnt .
IN T,rOrf Lans-CiHk. Van Brun klpts Jcs,iD', HUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Gas WOrks for villages and cities, OF large PA.
vus sbIshens pls recently psrfec 81 sad varan.sd
srr-or al others simplicity. ssis,y and soooony ss'
s6rsrtisergrt N this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

PAssING ALTERED BASk Bulls James Thompson
was arrested Yesterday scd with passing - bill on The
shttucks Bank Conu altered 70 So 20 james Beam Of No.
Eishth Avenue Held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

NorrHKPy DI.PENsARr.-rbe Trustees Of this IN.
s;,u,ion report to the Legislature that they have fur
r,bed medical attendance TO IL "a QeTsoEs-Of whom
1854 rer, attended Al their dweliags sAd 81 8, the
Dspen.s-y. or these i,e5s were males Snd 6,'7o
wee females.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

SHoT v IrH PIsTOL.- Ancrew DOwdtl vas shot 10
the .u.e With pistol - hands Of Mics RedeD Ia Cs
bis wedar'd.y eyeninE Do~del AID em1saons
ere bows. Roesn - committed BY Justice Bstehey s~sA
s1smiIsion Tie wounds sht no pistol beng osde1 va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

The Roy. Dr. Chapn Will deliver an address %
Benjamin Franklin At the Brooklyn Athonsum, this
,v,rng. Tie gro,, proceed, will DO appropriated 10
he benefit Of tie Industrial School Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

FOUSD DEAD.-NicbOlas Jackson, oolorei man,
about thirty years Of age fuurc dead on barge lying a.
Pier No River He tor euigTaut bead
IL Cherry street. An inquest held upon tas
tody wien spptrt1 that deceased bad died 10 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

THz MUsEUs That conner at the Museum,
the Posiurst or Contortionist is wonderful specimen
Of human eel. Ii makes little difference 10 him
whether b. is his bead his feet, for all his joints
seem 70 be on tie universal revo diving pattern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

IspIcrED YoR MuRDEE IN ULSTER CorSrE-
Joanna Cs,sy Of Roseudale, Ulster Co., indicted
for the murder Of chile. She was nursrg !. when
the mother had left the room and when she returned
the child wac dead The doctors observed marks Of
sufoest;on upon il, and As no one was in the room
when II died but Joanna easy, she was indicted for
tie murd,r Of t. She Will be tried at the ner session
Of the COut,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

HERRNG's PATENT CHAMPION FRE- PROOF
srss Eo.. 49, ~ aid I,s Wster.s ana No. agnJ-,
Ee~.Yuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Cg.sGys n THE PoIhE.-Psirics MoMsbon va
.pnoip.S on 10, police tore. q zoe Fh Wsd yesterday u
30. Il j. DATA removed. Christian johnson Ia paee
v r. HoTrcll is tie Eighteenth HArd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Arrest on CHARGE OF ARsos.-A man named
Francis GUN was yesterday arrested, charged with
having malciOusy set fire to the house No. 219 Mott
street, on Wednesday morning. On examination by
the Fire MAMMAL, il appeared that Quin came to the
spaitmetts of Robert Sing on the first floor OF the
house, and, being partially intoxicated, wanted little
daughter OF Mrs. Slpg's to 60 out for some hqaor'
Hs request ives refused BY the mOther, when ne be-
came disordeily ard threstenedan assarit Mrs. GUN
sho daughter then left the room, leaving Qun and
child about four years cd. who as, in bed " The tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

KIsG. CoUSTY Northumberland In the Ho
t,sl fer the seeI endirs January ~ ~: born dlschsgs
Is eeess.ed g. TDtal!cns.ns, ~ Increase nE t&S week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

The CRY HosPITAL.-Ah. Lowbef inn0aecos
resolution he s.t eetins II the Common CSsge;
rr Z. be did co. thai bad te.n tsn.ee
the Hospital and cisd after, ard the ,nm $50 %
abe deusoB. Toe ply exa who ref1'sa ssf -
Coz ee Of thr,e .pposied % confer g,h ne
- "a, ss,.l g. conc 20 oue Hsnrem-ns ~ vhea saoo %
W ~ ~ ~ q s. ,,~v- ed 10 future. De ssld be dd
de- as,,,Sn 81 ru.;es. Themselves The sesos'ea vs'
ADOPTED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

ATTIsPr TO KOB -JOsiah -. CLAIR resiciDg nea'
T.r4y Civ wAs Gltsekd 90 CbOn Tassd.y nss
by lows One hed biz while the other PAT h.ss
LrIcE. 70 9TH. ST. Clan u the rans az
md bussf from tam Ef..p The Other .vryct bi
bot r. zanDg himself he returned the blow With god eosos
.flox. lief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Uyurs ()yyrcERs AssraI RTposr The repef,
81 IN, Broos "a esrh ot.s ssor. ths dsrias ts
% -. sssles SO females, - s1ults - Dinon -
as'i,,s Ofossxp. of the ,e;s nsHess Lse Voc 20 10.
,ss.x on yellow f-vsr - I'D consanIlss. 80
SseTz.sl- t,: sIss4EA n 81 % as sssNs 10 WV
"a. 80 80 o<az tsAa kscasN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

A TELIGRAPn FOR THE HARLEY RAILROAD
Tie Harlem Railroad Company have made prepare
ton to erect telegraph along the line Of their road
from this city to Albany for the convenience Of tae
Company in ascertainng the Whereabouts OF traas,
the CONDITION Of the track, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

THE OLD SPAsIsH CoS.-The Union Feny Com
pany gave directions to their employees yesterday 10
take Spanish quarters, shings ard sIpencos at their
reduced valuation only and not to pay them out. The
order las gone into Effect. The day previous the old
quarters urbed in at surprising rate for tickets
The City RaI:oad Company have Issued similar orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

AID FOR rRE SEwEG WoNAS.-The following note
I'D r..i1rlnN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

MEErISG or The NAIIoSAL Kansas COMMITTEE
There will be an adjourned meeting Of the Nstoral
Ksnsas Committee at the Astor Honse, on Friday to-
day. JAM - The Central Committee Of the several
States and all agents Of Committee who have not
heretofore reported, hereby requested to make full
reports of al their receipts, disbursements and doinSs
full attendance Of the members of the Committee il
requested. Horace Greeley, Gent Smith, Chas. A.
Dana, Amos Lawrence, and other donors std friends
who NAV desire TO do So are invited to be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

was received yesterday:
NEw.YosK, Jan. ~ ls5J
HoaACS GRFELEY- D,dy Sv -Incossd forsard you
dolls, for the poor sewing IN Nls1.buIk you tsd
shout youI psper yesi' rday Wish could send her W
instead. Respectfully yours, NJ H.
The money will be forwarded, Us well as any othss
Donation, that the benevolent may be inclined to give.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

mere breach Of City Ororsrees. The Jury VITO.
III Der the sirvoioe VI the Cont, brought 10 & Veris
ct q guilty. st the time begged leave " IN Irv
Whether tie ofcer not repc-heusibl- for not
tlblirg his star. sad for using profste language
when ak.pg the ares,-ronts. however, IS to which
70 ssfactol wss youchssfcd either By the Judye Or
aa,bojy ei-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

THr CURREScr REFoRM-Several Of the city rail-
roaos and the Brook ferries have given orders to take
Spanish coins only at the new rate, and not to pay
them out where it can be avoided. Ii the people will
favor the movement as earnestly as they should do
the si1pence aud shilling shave will soon be finished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

7
Are registered whore every day turn
The Leaf 10 read them"
Albany EvcuIps Journ,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

HARtEN ROAD l1N-fs o WAi,-
No ssi " az al -e,soas h~ypaa n<-s>
~ drtos ", = W as Br,s- saA 81 ~.
saC -NN ESPrrss ~ Ansny. ch4S
eos -CrUtca l,s Wy II, a, al sscs@A
a. ~ NHs-r,. h<its-. al Il 80 sad ltosr.
Iu.ss ~ " ars phh-. IA Do 2se, ~ 80 cts q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-18
1887. SPRlNG GOODS. 1857
A Large Arrival Of Fresh Stock for Spring.
JACOB SCM EUssER.

AIDES g AITRRs.-A large assortment at all pries
mia McREA WELLS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-18
AOWARD d ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT


guyO ALL persons Afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
SPERn AroRRHGA. SEMINAL. wEAKNESs. IMPorKSCH
OxoRRH1A GLEKr SYPHILIS. thsSies OF ONAxlsn or SEL
ABUsE, &C., &c
e caused Sexual and the
victims OF such dis
eases by Quacks have directed their Consulting Sugeon
worthy Of their name to give Medical Advss
Gratis persons thus aicted apply by letter. with
description of their condon Gage oeeuPaton hani Of
fe and in of poverty and sunsrtng TO
FURNISH MEDICINES FACE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association eetao.
shed special the relief OF the sick IN
distressed afflicted with vlrulent and Epidemc Dseases
IT has surplus Of which the Directors nav
voted expsnd in the shove notice.
lees add that the Association commands the highest HsO
cal skill Of the saa will furnish the most approve
modern treatment
just Psslshsd By the Assesiaoa. report ON sper.a-
seminal saknsss the Of Onanism. Mas.
turbion SsAbuse. and othsr Diseases Of the Ssxaa
Organs By the Consulting Surgeon. which will Be sent b
mall Gin sealed envelope) CHARGE rsesi2
-of STAMPS for postage.
Howard No South NINTH street. Philaasl
,phia, Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, PrssidsnA.
GEO. FAIRCHILO. Secretary. fsls-'Hly
SsUEETING6 10 bales Canneltoa sheesnes reed III
- day and sale ha mhE KEEN 4 PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-18
FA RE s.:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansvie and At
20 = ~. ON hieh local pas:enssrs VII se taken a.
Coupsny Once. head Of Locust street, Ev-
aasvills. desls J. J. DANIELS supr.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23
STATE OF MAINE.
. ny rnE GOVERNOR. ..t
A PR0CL A n A TON
FOR A DAT or
Pubiic Thanksgiving asd Praise.

A public expression Of grateful homage
to tho bcniiicent Author OF our being, and
the wise Disposcr Of events, well becomes q
thoughtful and conscientious people. and 10
an irreprcssible impulse with every citizen
who dscerns IN our origin and progress I'M
ambii nous proofs Of Proyidential care.
No people can be more sensible ofthis than
the inhabitants Of our favored State, where
the leading interest necessarily looks for
prosperity ~ that paternal Love which pre-
sides over the vicisstudcs Of the seasons aud
tempers their alienation 20 that tho har.
vest shall not fail.
In order that the people Of this State may
unitedly ofiar their tributs Of gratitude ~
God for the varied mercies OF their lot, by
the advice and consent Of the Executive
Council, l appoint THURSDAY, Tns NINE.
TENTH DAY or NOVEMBER NEXT. to DO oh.
served, according 10 the usagc OF our fathers,
rs day Of Public Thanksgiving aud Praise.
And as We gather Ourselves toiethcr
around the centres OF domestic affection, in
obedience to the attraction which nets thro'
our love of the living and our memory Of
the dead, may We be able TO understand tho
significance Of the tie which binds Us to our
kindred, and to SEQ II In tho type Of the re-
lation which we should bear to the whole
family Of man. .f.. r ~.
Given ut the Council Chamber, at Angus.
In, tins thirteenth day Of October, in
the year one thousand eight hundred
and fity.s,ven. md OF the Independence
Of the United States the eighty. second.
-u., JOSEPH II. WILLIAMS.
by tho Governor rn
alden JAeKsoS, Secretary Of State.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

| The November number Of Peter
sons Magazine was on hand some time
ago--fnt Of all the Magazines. This
Magazine is distinguished for its prompt
ness, and it never fails, This is not ii,
only virtue. Its stories arc we'll written
its fashion.plates and engravings elegant
and altogether It is highly pleasing
Magayinp,
The Lady's Book for November has ar
rived, with a large quantity Of reading
matter, handsome fashion-plates, and y
great variety Of patterns. The useful, tho
interesting and the amusing, are all com
bincd in this number with very good
effect.
"Last but not least" comes Arthur
Home Magazine for November. We have
not had time to examine the contents
closely, but judging from past excellence
We know the number is a good ono. Mis-
Townsend's story Of "Look ont" is finish
ed in this number. This has been an in
tensely interesting story, and we hope
many such will adorn the pages of thu
Home Magazine hereafter.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

A WHITE GIRL FROM KANSAS ESsLAvES.-
The New Orleans correspondent OF the st
Louis Leader gives an account OF the sale o.
a white orphan girl from Kansas as a slave
ut CarrOllton. La. and her escape from hei
master, which excited considerable interest
and sympathy in that community. The
parents OF the girl died, leaving her in Kan
sls, and she Was induced to 80 to New Or
leans with man who represented that he
acted under instructions from her guardi'
an. The william sold her rs slave, and
she was purchased by trader who placed
her in house in Carrollton. That he orig
inally intended her for his own private pur-
poses, there is little doubt, and it was after
successfully resisting his first attempt to
consummate his wishes. that the girl took
refuge in the parish prison OF Jeilcrron.-
Tho trader whose name is White has pub
lisheda card, stating that he purchased the
girl in good faith from man named Halli-
burton, but that he is not disposed to throw
any distractions in the way OF her obtain
ing her Freedom, if she is entitled TO it
We suppose she must establish her purity
OF blood in order to secure her freedom.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23
NEWSPAPER CHANCES. Our old friend

NEWSPAPER CHANGES. Our old friend
and former contemporary, John s. Say.
wood, Esq Of Bangor, formerly Of the
Bangor Wing, has become proprietor
in the Kennebcc Journal, and his ready
pen, and editorial experience, will hereaf'
ter be used for tho advantage Of that pa.
per. Mr.. Saywood was Publisher Of the
Bangor Wing for many years, retiring
from il several years ago, after having
gained an enviable reputatiod by long and
successful service in editorial life. We
welcome back to the ranks again, and
stand ready, rs we have done before, to
learn from his skill and ability, how to
conduct a paper to make it useful and ac-
ceptab.e to the community. Mr.. SIS sa-
lutatory appeared in the last Journal. He
takes the place Of Mr. Blaine who has
assumed the editorial management Of the
Portland Advertiser, and to whose ability
and skill the very much improved char.
actcr of the Advertiser, within the past
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Tux CASE OF MADELEINE Misunderstanding
disclosure. The public may be prepared to
hear an astounding disclosure in few days,
in connection with the case Of Mss Made
leine Smith. We have boon informed by a
most reliable authority, that one Of tho ser
wants in the house q, Blythwooi square, in
March last, has just died rather suddenly,
and that, on her death.bed. seized with To
morse, she made confession Of the import
ant fact that arsenic was mixed with the
coffee given to Angellier on the night Of his
last visit to Miss Smith. On tie trial it
failed to be proved that Augellicr was at
the house Of his bctrothcd on tho night in
question at all, although the servant, who
has now made this disclosure, was examined
for the prosecution at the trial.-BsBa'f
(Eng.) Mercury. sd. .rF..
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23
INCIDENTAL COMMITTEE.

Tho IncideI tai COMMITTEE report that tllsy
have attended 10 the duty assigned them,
and examined the several articles submittet
u their inspection about fifty different
specimens.
A studed skin Of q wild animal Of tho ca,
kind, well preserved. .........
A Piano and Seraphins, apparently oil
finished workmanship. The Committee are
not sufficiently skilled in these matters "
give any opinion Of their eXcellenoe Of tone.
or otherwise Mr.. Horton, who exhibited
them, deserves the thanks Of the Society, rs
they added much to the interest of the show.
Five old chains, one Of which shows the
marks Of ugs very evidently; tho Others old
frames with modern dressing They add TO
the interest Of the show, and tho owners do
serve credit for these specimens Of antiquity,
and for q laudable desire 10 crafty the pub.
lie with an exhibition Of them. May they
long live ~ cherish thess relics and transmit
them unimpared TO their posterity Of like
careful and curious habits. ..,'f .r. A.
Ono shell house, Large, wrought with
great care and skill, which the committee
deem worthy Of q gratuity oftwo dollars.
There were also four shell monuments and
o stand and harp, oil showing ingenuity and
patience In their Instruction, and the sever.
nj exhibitors are entitled 10 the thanks Of
the society for adding 10 the interest Of tho
show. There was also 0 seed monument,
which the committee deem worthy Of q gra-
tuity Of one dollar. ''. 80
There were exhibited BY Mr.. Bailey vari.
Gus specimens Of pennanship. nssful and or.
narnental. for which TIC committee award
him Diploma. . To- ~ ri
Three specimens Of wax fruit and flowers,
which the committee thought belonged to
the ladie, committee, and referred them &C.
oordingly. ''''
Two full riggcd ships, apparently Of good
proportion, skillfally iinished, and complete
in al thoir parts, ~ Ear - tho committee Of
landsmeu could judge Of such matters, and
thcy recommend . gratuity Of ono dollar
each for the same. he rt. !,
Six vases were entered and added 10 tho
show, and deaerve the notice and thanks Of
the society. ,,.l. t, -.
Three Of watson's cheap sewing machines
with Boyds improvement, were exhibited
with specimens Of the work made BY them.
The committee cannot perceive Why thesc
machines may not DO the work Of tho moro
expensive ones and become an indispensable
- = n l. H.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Er The attention Of our readers is d.
rected to the advertisement Of Mr.. X. A.
TwoMpLY, in to-day's issue. He has o
fine assortment Of Watches, Jewelry, &c-
which 10 will sell at prices to correspond
with the times. The case Of goods which
he exhibited at the Fair in Saco, last week,
attrackcd good deal Of attention from
the visitors, as it contained a beautiful
display Of the various goods advertised
Although the Committee, in their Report,
have passed him over in silence, VIC think
the public will appreciate the efforts Of
Mr.. I. by bcstowing on him liberal pat,
ronagc.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

WEsroN's VARIETIES, The entertain
men of Prot. Kirbyc, advertised to b
given at Calcf Hall, Saco, will undoubted
ly be one of the best Of the kind, and viii
afford amusement and pleasure to those
who shall patronize it. Our exchanges
speak Of it in the most hatering terms
of the performances.
Mr.. Weston proposes to give the fire.
men benefit on Saturday evening, and
it is hoped the companies will be out III
full force,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Iowa ELrcuos. The despatch sent
from Dubuque on Saturday, in reference
to fhe Iowa election, was correct 20
counties only have been heard from, in
which Lowe Republican, for Governor,
was 500 ahead. The same counties gave
Fremont 600 majority. In these coun-
ties the Democrats elect IL member Of
the General Assembly. Nothing ha, yet
been received leading to the belief tina,
the Legislature is not probably Demo
cratic. .r.... .......
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23
p.rrry Coon. Speaking Of J;mm

Parry Coon. Speaking Of Jimmy
o. Donnell, being one Of the distinguished
members Of the Cumberland Bar, who
was seeking, with Hon. Nathan Clifford
the place on the bench of the Supreme
Court recently vacated by Judge Curtis
the Portland Advertiser says that it un,
dertands that Mr.. o. Donnell says tina,
he shall not, under any consideration, al.
low the use Of his name il Mr.. Clifford i.
seeking the same place. The Advertiser
says that this fact will undoubtedly re
lievo Mr.. Buchanan from all embarrass
ment In the matter. s- -N 81
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

MrRpxR. Ezekiel N. IIodsdon. police
man, in East Boston, was shot on Sunday
morning, about o'clock, while engaged in
taking prisoner in custody. Tho perpe-
traitor Of tn, crime, who Is supposed to
to have been an accomplice Otthe prisoner,
escaped, and no trace has bec gained Of his
whereabouts. Mr.. Hodsdon was found ly-
ing on the sidewalk, and was taken 10 the
police station, where medical attendants
found the ball sunk deep into his skull,
having entered his head on the left side
The wounded man fingered until 10 o'clock
Sunday morning. when he expired, without
having been able to speak, or give any &C
count Of the tragedy. a.'1I r0
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

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