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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
CUPREME COURT.-ANDREw F. HAST

SUPREME COURT.-ANDREW +: HAST
= INGs and WILLIAM F. FORBY against p WOOD
RUFF, A. I. MURPHY, HENRY r. NObLE-SaFnIa2ns ioI
money ceuand on contradiction nct ser l-lo sad De-
tudst, You srp hereby summoned and required 70
tie complaint in this action which viii Re tied IN the Office OF
the CeIk Of the and County u New York - TIE Cny
nm I'm Ne,yYo4k CITY and % serye copy If yoaE
the sad plant the subscribers at taeT oe NO ~
Wal ttIett New York, within twenty days aseI tu service
Of this exclusive Of toe day OF sue service
and fail the sold plant within - - A;ore-
said the plaintiffs viii taxi for the sum OF ten hundred
and Fourteen dollars aid cents vita interest on
6 &C thereof from the 2 day Of February l9' anu win
Interest u from the Zt- Of Asrch 1871 and
with from the 10Th day April thousand eight
hundred aud y thereof, beside the cos OF
this action -Dard New-Yor.. May 8 1857.
STUART WHITEHEAD PLAINTIFF hto:neys
Said complaint was ted with ssid Clerk May ., 1871
STUART 4 WHITEHEAD,
rve Isv6wy. Plaintiffs At;3rneys
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VyHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND

VNHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
Il PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO4PANY's Clyde
oN,h IRON steamships
CITY OF BALTIMORE ~ turs. .Oapt n Leitek-
CITY OF INGTON. z $50 tuDs. Capt w. Wyhs
CITY or hASCHEeTkh... 100 tans.. Capt q Fstre-
The nnderDoted INTENDED 20 ED -
ojows:
Prom LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER, "Wednesday. May
CITY or WASHINGTON, "Wednesday. .....'''''''hsy /"
CITY Gs s MOI "Wednesday.
KANGAROO .............W Wednesday me II
CITY or WASHINGTON, Wedn. scay .'''..'''''' july
And syery Alternate "Wednesday
FRon AHEScA .
CITY or MANCHESTER from New on May 20.
City or WASHINGTON from " Y0rs bar-day' June ~
CRY or BALTIMORE Fl an N.w.1ork, Thursday jane 2l
SAEGaRUO from Se~.YoIk, Tkur.day ....Jnly 9.
paTrc ar CABIg PASSAGE-From EswY York snd Phil.
s.nka as. from Liverpool n suiness n suneas and 10
:,ss soorins tbe accommodation m the State Rooms
II having privilege IN The saloon Including Stew
4fd's fess-
viii be taken, aud found In much provisions
required From Philadelphia and New YORK. $50 Prom Lv
erpoo, so
e6eses passage will be issued 20 parties
DESTROYS bringing their friends corresponding
Drafts Liverpool from q upward.
bipa Constructed with improved watersh
Compartments Each vessel experienced
and attention paid 20 the comfort and accommodation Of
passeTgcrs.
All goods the Agents viii be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
For freight or passage apply 20
JOHN q. DALE, No. IS Broadway. Nev-York, AGENT,
WN. INhAN. Nos. and IS Tower Bundings Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

ANANlJS SARSA1 this PioPH"-
- m have all the restorative properties Of the root com
and in all their strength and ecsoy sccoI
dinghy we find It rcsorted in Of croula liver
s Leur dyspepsia and general debility with
as speedily purfes the blood restores TO the sto
H. tone and buos with Lcahfd impulses the entire oTgsl
cation. ..,-cc ~. ~ ~,
Prepared aud sold by A. B. D. SANDS Dmesi''' No. O0
I'm n. N Y.
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Hte0ital.

TOY 10 DYSPEPTICS.-A DELICIOUS
- MORNING BEVERAGE and IA infslibe for Dye
Psps,an; EI IN Sd r9EFTF DANDELION COFFEE.
~ 81 49, nourd For sale nv all grocers. Manufso
tuedby WRlGhL ~ ID TO pn ~ w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

NEW-lORK 81 PREME COOhl-Coum! VI
~ K;s-inac Blvdcubu-sn against Benjamin 7. Middle
ton Louis Fa,sr AID May facsr bis wife l. uisa D. bt-
rows John Townsend and Eliza T. IOwnseid ana utht
rv2SruIrous for relief (CoA. Eyed)-To LOI -
FAFSSLFR and MARY FAESSLER his wife, and LOUISA
d. BURROWS: You here - summoned snd Ttq'h-1 "
answt the complaint in tile ton which hled N me "n
of the Clerk of the CoaLv Of kns at the Cy Hal ~ the
C o rnklyu OIL the 3l day If March, a1 and 10 serve
cuy of your answer tie laid oomput the sue-cr
AT Ls Office 1t No 81 Wal street in the City Of New ors,
within w., ~ DAYS after tire service of tins summons on
,n exclusive If the DAY of such service aud II you is 20
answer the said complaint within the tune AFORESAID, tne
psrtf in this sction viii apply - the Court ~ the EeAef
dep,ns.d IN the complaint Dated March 5lst, lb5L
WALTER NJ UNDERHILL, Plaintiff Attorney,
mvl laN6wF No 81 w all s.. New loIk
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Bniloins alaterials.

NHIlNEY-TOPS, Garnkirk and American StoRe-
" ware Glazed Pipes Wsier and Sewer Pipes, vitnhed
equal 70 imported L. Pottery depot No ~ Nssssnst M l.
LINGUISTIC TILES-Por Vestibules, Halls,
H. Heartbs Dinngroom Conseryatories, &c. GARNKlRK
CHIMNEY-TOPS, DRAIN-PIPES &c For sale by
MILLER COATES No. 279 Pesrlst, N. Y
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A man named Patrick

DEATH CAUSED ny FALL.-A man named Patrick
GaasL.r residing nj No 81 Adams street sustained several
fan on Wednesda afternoon. He carried 10 his residence
where he fingered until about O'Clock the evening when
he died Coroner Reddne held inquest aud verdict In
cordance with the facts rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Il Eew-Yvri Eotics hereby sv-p Al pr
having claims ar,ins, SAMUEL y RANDOLPH ate Of
the City Of Sswfnrf, deceased 70 present the with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber AZ the oee Of JOAN
Bruce IT, No Jagnceyeoart. Waist in the City q New
York before the 18th d II ncxi-DAted
Yorh the ssh day Il prL 1851.
sYlO IawsnF HeLDAH =. RANDOLPH, EA.eu,rx-
CUPREME COURT-County of Monroe
- EZRA LLEWELLYE against JOHN B iKER GLEN
ENCE 5. BAKER and CHARLES Tue KER. Trustee. Of the
estate 81 Cisns.Dce : Baksr SuIau.Hs Tor relief To JOHN
BAKER Csm-ee Baker and Charles Tars-T Trustee. Il
The C.mene Baker rt-ndant- You herrby
summoned 20 answer the compliant af EZRA : LEVEL
LYN piantif wich the S day q April 1857 l-i in
Nour,+ County CssTss Office and - py 4
the .ah-h~r, at his Office ia Rochester Monre
" y within twenty day " this
mons exclusive q the day of service m
sid paint hereby required he pIr vii apply
for the relief demanded in the comp Apr
q 1857. JOHN II. JEfFREs. PlaiEa-'s Attorney
nyl lawewFr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYork notice s hereby siysa 70 all per-
sous having claims against ALEXANDER LfAihp @te -
he civ of New.Yok Geceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the once oil RoDer.
Iird No 5 first avenue the City Of New York on oI
Lore tie twenty.secopd day Of September ntxt-Dai.d
New.York the nineteenth day Of March, 1851
ROBERT LAIRD. (rxsen,o,s
SAMUEL LEIGH. W
u,s,No IawGmF ELIZA LEAIRD Esecurlx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

GREAT ENTRAL ROU re-
" The Through Ticket aud Freight Ofsc- 81 the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
GALESA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD,
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
Chicsso Milwaukee, GA-na Dubuque, Rock Island Bar
hBston Quincy, St Louis Cairo Kansas aud Nbr4rka and
all other points West and Southwest,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, isst
No l73 BROADWAY, " Y,
Corner Of Courtlandt..t DARIUs CLARK As-nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

Ofean Steamers, sc.

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
J-Fir Cabin according location Of Ioom $50 and
200, second Cabin f5Nand +5b-ln the hrseass paddle
wheel steamships ARIEL 1000 tuns, aud NOhIh SIAN
25OO tuus sai from Pier No North RIVER az hoou pre-
ci1ely carrying the UNITED STATES MAILS, VIZ -
Leave NEW YORK for sou TIL Bremen Tor Southampton
AMPTON and BREMEN. Southampton: li4r Nw'fofs::
S6pTI CT n SatnYI Jny IIlSapy Aug. 8lWed Aug II
rpTFI Saturdov Aug 8lSaty sept 5lWed Sept. 9
Passengers for HAVRE taken over without extra chage
For passage freight apply to . - g.. Nv
II. TORRANCE, Agent, No. , rowing Greeh, ~ l.
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Eesal Notices.

NUARLES A. WILLIAMSONs ESTATE
ONOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ln Pursuance OF the Krslse
Se and Of An order Surrogate Of the County OF IN
riuoce il hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against CHARLES A. WILLIAMSON late Of Genev. IN the
,y ~ ortars deceased or his estate that they
d 10 exhibit aud present the duly verified according
~ Law 10 The subscriber executor of the ust viii and tea-
In ssid deceased At his office, No "a Pinc--t In he
CIV Of NrwYork within sx months from the bFst publication
Of tli- notice-Dsted May le2L ... -
tpl5 1awemF JAMES II. WOODS, Executor
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Professional Notice..

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV-
IN mo yISIONSuiting for Life and needing no change
Tnvep;.d Patented and sole only by Professor FRANKS OPP
ticiAr TO Eye Hospital Lecturer on Sight No. No
Pal row New.Yok Dr. FRANKS intends yisiting protes
sionslly VI. principal cities o. the Eastern States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
THE NEW-Y YORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMlsRS.-The ships com

posing this line are:
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Edridso.
The BALTlC, Capt JOS, ph Constock
TIE AhRIATIC Capt. James West
These ships having been built by contract expressly FOR the
Goveen. service has been taken in their
their tIgia strength and speed
and eiT .Or passengers acd for ee
gance and comfort.
Price q passage om Sew York 20 Liverpool IN drstcss,
cabin $50 in second Co. SIS From Liverpool to New YORK,
- and 20 ganees
An experienced surgeon attached 10 esch ship $500
No bciths eau b. s,Sr.J uu rUd oT The ship u his
In, have improved hun nrads and 20 avoid danger
from ice viii not b- BANKS north OF ~ degrees rr;I after
me ist 81 August.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FEOs LfvERfocL.
sATURnAY. INLAY a 1851 WEDNESDAY. May ~ lS1
sATURDAY.....Juue L. SS7lWEDNFSDAY. jane TO- 1857
sATURDAY .....Ju!y 4 1851 WEDNESDAY. July Q, lSo7
eATURDAY....July IS, lSs1 WEDNESDAY. July =, 1887
For 'felght passage applyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS NJ Sc wsllst, ~ Y.
BROWN, SHPLEY a Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD 4 Co,
Nc. = Austin Friars, Lonoon-
y. q. WhlGWRlGHr X Co. Paris.
M sNnsrs 81 these ships w not he accountable oT gold
,xei ogion specie res precious stones tas nnl -
pressed therein
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j CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities with
tons Railway direct This Rosd slso Pttbusn
daily lin. Of Steamers all ports IN The Western Rivers
and Cleveland and ssndusky with steamers 20 all parts
the North Lates making the most direct cheapest and
reliable route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
the Gr-at West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH;
FIRST CLAs.-Boot,, Shoes Hats and Caps, )7s.sr,.,s
Book, Dry Goods Tin boxes, bales and trunks) 1no
Drugs Tin boxes and bales), Feathers Furs, &c. wv
Ticking lin original bales) Druss liz easks Hard csn.sP
ware Leather lin rolls OF boJes Woo and Sheep 100 n.
Pelts, Eastward,
THIRD CLASs-Any,s scsi, Chains lin eass. 50 een;.V
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or cut, &c
FoURTH CLAsS-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork Tin casks boxes Eastwsrd) Lard and cents
Lard OIL Mails, Soda Asb German Clay, Tar bO D.
Pitch, Ro-in
FLoUR-fl p Dbl until further notice.
GRAIE-59 cents y 100 n until further Notice.
CeTTos- T. bale exceeding so weight, until further
In shipping Goods from point Of Phlsdephs be
ticur mark IN. package Via Pennsylvania Railroad" Al
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phadephis or
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGssrs-Hsrri. Wormey Co. Memphis, Tenn
r. r. Sass Co. 81 Louis; j. s. Mitchell Son. Evansvie
Ind. Dumesni Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett, Louisville
Ky; B. C. heldrum. Madison Ind sprsnan Brown and
Irwin Co, Cincinnati n w Graham Co, Zanesvils
Ohio; Leech Co.. No 81 Klby-st, Boston; Leech L Co..
No. Aston House, NewYork, and No. WilaIn-st, New
York; T. j. sneeder. Phiadephis; Hssraw Rooms Bslti
more Geo. c. Franciscus Pittsburgh.
III. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
II. J. LOABAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
May |. 1851
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TTIE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING

FTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING
i TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-Inl.nd route
the shortest and directesrrytng the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. joel stone, ana
C. VANDERBILT, Capt w. II. Frazer in conIection with
the stonneton and Providence and Boston aud Poysnce
Railroads leaving kewYork daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No 2Nor,h River first wharf above Battery place. a.
O'Clock p and Stonington at $3.50 or on the arrival OF
the mali train which leaves Boston Ut $3.50 p. IN.
The c. VANDERBILT, from ew-York, Monday, Wsdnes.
day and Friday. From StonintOn Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday. .
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New.York, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday From StOnngton, Monday "Wednesday
and Friday
proceed from stoninston Railroad to Proy,
dence and Boston In the Express Mail Train, reaching SAID
place advance Of those by other routes and in ample time
Tor all the early morning lines connecting North and East
Passengers that prefer remain board the steamer ENJOY
nights rest breakfast desired and leave Ston
isston the 7:l5 train, connecting at Providence with
the IN train for Boston.
baggage accompanies the steamer and train through
each
For passage beTth freight apply board the
steamer the Freight Office, Pier No North River, st
the Office No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

No. ~ Eychangs plsce,
Nrw-YoRE May q. 1887.
kOTlCE-ln consequence Of the unusual fresbets
IN Ia the Wisconsin Riv-r which overh we'd AID
smssed portion 81 the track o this Road Kckapo
boto The through PTare dn Chem
fr short time The Aek has been fay repaired and
through travel and ferhtns hlscs resumed yssfriay
tt~ s'h inst The Company PROVIDED with ample .upry
Of machinery and rolling stock and perons q taxing
this route % Prairie du Chem ande Upper
or a sending freight 70 these pois h "a rely
upon the utmost prompt; ads and dispatgh
WV. JERNIS SInern.end-n..
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHIGAN
OsOUTHRRN RAILROAD 70 CHICAGO 81. Louis Roek
Island ST. Paul Milwaukee, and al places West and South
West via NewYork aud EEie, Newly Central and AInsri
Lake Shore Railroads 10 Toledo forming the shortest
qu and the Great West For through
tickets and Of freight apply At the Cmpany Office No
JOHN = PORTER Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN


NEW WlDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
N YORK 20 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and IN Don
necton It'll Buffalo, Corning and New York, ana Eew
York and Erie Railroads forms dest route Rom Ne~iO
10 Rochester. , 81, a., $780,.
The dirctncss Of this route, together with the superior com
fort afforded by the wide renders II by lar tue most oe
bic between the abOyensmed cities r,
Tickets can BE- procured at the NewYok and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duanest, and No. 1876 Broadway aso Ia
Je1t,y City,
Baggage checked through, . -, =,
Frhts will be transported between New and h9ches
ter IN di,pe,ch ANY information dercd regard therein
cen by calling the General Freight AGENT OF the
N. York and Ere Railroad Erie buidnssi OF T. SIArfAN
Eapress Freight Agent No. l9S broadway
No trains the Bufao Corning and NV fors haioaa 90
Sunday. J. a hEprIELD, SUPPLEMENTARY.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
NPANY's EXPRESS-GExERAL OFFICE, No. us Broad
way ~ Y-The New York and Ehe Railroad Company are
~ f''f HOMER RAMSDELL President
CHss A. DE- Wrrr Supt Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
6trdmboats ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
"a POUGHKEEPsIE.-Fue IS eents-The seamboa.
THOMAS POWELL, Capt A. J.. Anderson, will leave the
Jayt Pier EVERY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, Sundays
ceJtcd, commencing Saturday, May 3 1851.
TOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
Il CEsTER-Daiy at p. M, from Pa Sot Of Conrlsndt-
by the favorte steamer CONNECTICUT Capt WIN. VIII.
cox on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and by
The and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH, Capt VIII
hams ON TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, to
Alyns Points thence by and handsomely 6nised six
wheeled for Worcester Boston, Providence
renee Lowell Nashua Concord, White every
other secon Of New England engaged BY
foot Of Coursndtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

EOR BOSTON and PROYIDENCE via NEW

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METRoP0hIS Cagt Brown Leaves New Yort
every TUESDAY TIL URSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock
D. M and the BAY STATE, Capt Jewet leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock
D. M from Pier No. N H. the Battery both touching
at Newport esch way. .
Hereafter rooms will be REGARDED secured to any spp
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch BY
sn Express Freight Train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

EVsH hLN hNfOoL'-lh Inc O r',,n 80, Iii d.
part with the United States Mails for Europe positively on
SATURDAY June az Y O'Clock from her BERN al tAe
foot Of Canalst.
For freight passage having unequaled accommodations
or elegance aud soufor apply 10 ,,.r
Passengers viii please BE- on board at II o'clock m IL,
All lotieIs must pSss through The PostOhce any others VIII
b. returned
NOToE-Tbe steamers Of this line have waertsht oon'
psTtuCntA - ,
The steamship ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eldrdge Will sail
the Goth Of June and the BALTIC, Capt C0nstock
early August No hiss been spared 20 make ihen IN
oil respects good nctne thorough examination given
then proves their mode OF structure yet uncqGaled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
H7FW-JERsEY RAlLROAD-For PHILA-

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-F0r flllLA-
~ pELPHIA snd the SOUTH and VEST via JERSEY
CITY-MAn and Express Lines: Leave New-fork and
m, and and IN fare, SIS p N, = IS stopping az al
vsy stations II and 20 hensinson Throush Tickets
Ia Tor -cinns III and SIS 5o) AID The West and ioi
Ralnore Washington, Norfolk, Sc and through baggage
checked 10 Washington II y m. and P u .
'H'0N0 " w. WOODRuFF. Assistant Supt
No Bsssage viii be received for any train unless delivered
,,a checked minutes IN advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
= ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall and Winter

l. Arrsnsement-(SundAys excepted -Tain. y.ins ha'i
Leave BROOKLYN GTeenpo 10 daily for lsPnsia ~
~ daily and oil Saturdays s. As for fsIIn'nsdhe 10
a m sud 345 p for Syosset ut 10 a. M ard S+o M of
Hampstead, 10 y m, sud $40 ana o;c p III fot ia
n sics, 10 a. d., u M, S:4S ), ana ESQ P m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

II AND kOD lEI-NEN - OiNN - - 10 -
L DFNCF AEON and after AprA ], EXPRESS TRAIN
Of the Providence Hartford aud Fshkl Ksroad WIZ ,sayt
Uafr on The arrival there of the Express Train Of the New
York and New Haven and New Haven Hartford snd spflne
te.L Railroads which leave New-Y ork az a IA. ,.
" SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
RIVER RAILROAD April

IS 1857 trains will leave Chambess station IS 'oiiows
Express trains and II 80 and p m Albany fassen
ser rain $3.50 D. M. for Sing, Sing IN and m ior
fouehkcepee ESQ and and M ioT PeekskI, o:SV
m The Poughkeepsie Peeksk and Sing sing trains stop
a. The way stations Passengers taken at Chamber Canal
Chopher and streets Trains for eaV
Troy AZ AS and 1925 III. and i45 and Albany a. shd
'o'Ss q m and Z n m A. +. SMITH. Superintendent
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rT1HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

THE GLASG and NETWORK
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANYS SPLENDID and POWER
Full STEAMERS .,.,,, -
FDINBURGH. = 800 tuns. WM CUMMINGS, Command eri
NIW-YORK...2 $50 tuns. ROBERT CRAIG, Commanders
GLASGOW. 1862 tuus..JOHN DUNCAN, COMMANDER
FROM NEW-YORK:
EFW-Y ORR. rlay June :, at y O'Clock noon.
GLASGOW 49,. Saturday. june % 1t y o'cio-'k noon.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM GLASGOW.
fiIst Class, ''.'''''io SUE"
Stcersre found with Cooked Proyisiuns... gAii' Ss
Steerase found with cooked provisions .....'''''
An eSrcrtuced Surgeon attached 20 each Steamer
No. II Broadway.
NewYcrh City Bills OF Gold only received for Passage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

ANOTHER MELANCHOLY RAILROAD AccI-
DENT.-The New Haven Palladium contains
the particulars of the sad railroad accident
which occurred upon the New Haven Rail
road on Wednesday morning =
GAS the mail train which leaves New York
at o'clock A. NJ. for this city, was approach
ing Milford this morning, it encountered
wagon containing two men, named William
Kelsey and Gilbert Netteton. They we're
crossing the track in covered wagon, and it
is supposed did not see the train, which was
approaching around a curve. The wagon was
struck between the fore and bind wheels, and
was instantly demolished. Mr. Kelsey was
thrown upon the track, and showed some
thirty rods before the train could be stopped.
He was dead when picked up, his head hav-
ing been awfully mangled under the cow
catcher. Mr.. NettIeton was thrown upon the
bumper in front of the engine, and when taken
off was insensible, and apparently nearly
dead, though no limbs appeared to have been
broken. They were residents of Milford, and
were brought to the station in that place, and
medical aid called. The usual warning was
given, and the bell was being Iung at the
time of the accident. When first discovered
by the engineer, which was but moment be-
fore the collision, the track being curved at
that point, the horse they were driving was
going at full speed"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-About ten o'clock on
Saturday morning last, as the Norwich Steam,
boat train was crossing the Western Rail Road
at the Junction, it was run into by a freight
train on the Western road. The engine on the
Norwich train was thrown from the track, (Which
was torn up for some distance) and the engine
considerably damaged. Both trains came to
halt before the crossing, as is the usual custom;
but the engineer on the Norwich train thinking
the other was waiting fol him to cross, started on,
and, owing to high embankment being between
them, did not see the Western train until too late
to avoid the collision.
The displaced engine was put upon the track
again soon as it could be done as it stood in the
way Of the passage of other trains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

TAE SLAVE RUMoRs IN MIss1ssIPP1-A
private letter in Mobile, dated Marion, Mise,
22d ult., says = rr
Gan express circular reached here last night
from Livingston, disclosing all organized IN
surrection of the negroes of the county, which
has just been discovered, and whose outbreak
was to take place on Christmas eve, or Christ
mas day. They have number in Jail. There
Is great alarm on the subject, aud he re-
quest is pressing to give immediate and exten-
siye circulation on the subject. Let all your
neghbors be informed Mt once" fl
Dispatches further state that a number of
arrests had been made, some twenty negroes
in all.