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New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PASY.-Cssh Capital $50 0oo-Ofice No 10 Wail-st
Nc~Ycfk
DIRECTORS.
John Rsrkin A. b S:rsuge Moses 4 Horp)ck,
Ssnut Y. Holmes G B. Csdwti, William C. Bowers,
,Anton q Ph.lps W. II Mcconnell, Willard Il Newell,
ChAs,es ChIis.nas James McKaye, HenTy Baker,
Goorss Ellery, s. Nelson Davis, George BsIpcs
Afiel Large George w. P,rsors William Allen.
Nslte, Griffith. Wiisn L. King. john Arlstsons
J s. T Sfraraban WliamA Kobbe, Edward Brdg.
Lowell Ho,h.ook Ceorse Bulpn, Henry l. Burr,
Rober. Boorm.n Eathsn Lane d r. Stanford
Gence Sloan. Solomon frreman, Andrew Coms.ock,
JosAaa Il. Bates Ebene oalicstan w ID Thompson.
JOHN RANKIN President
NuItAk MvLiicAx Secretary
NLss WILLY. jr., Assistant Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
NEW-YO2K and NEw-HAyEN RA

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMET, commencing July l5 is6'-
Pss,ense station in New York ss ald hs7, CO.
TRANS LEAVE NEW -gpRx-FOr NswHsyen 7;as,
Bridsepor. 7:20 $40 (eAl l2t5 s45 40 lex .ndtsa
p For Milford s.I.tfod fairfield soghpor '1a ~ VS., ESD
~; i2:45 s:i5 40 len i:5o 5ss SIS p Fer DsIea
.ad Greenwich. 7:2O $50 m y; ~ 400 S;S' eS
40 SIS es5 p For fer. Chester and ,tes'
Si,te ,..iops 20 ~ i2+o 3:t' $50 5:o e1o rr
COSkFCTING TRAINS-For Bo,ton s:20 IN. lex i:.o
D. NJ e,l Fos Hartford ard sPrngh.ld g. q a m sK 2.5
m 4S6 NJ (.xl For Connecticut River Railroad to Mont
zeal $50 lex sad 4o lex 70 NorthanS,on sot
Cans RsIosi $50 n; te,J ard l2;P N 70 Northaiar
Hoass.oaic Rs!lrOsd, s:eOt t9 p M Fog Nsus.'aci
ksIrosa $50 u. 2:s5 srd AZ" N For D4nSar' sid
TRIMS no NEW -YOaK-Fron New H.yen, SO,
ssss m teI), l:se (ex), 4:so m (ek From B'id!e)
spn NofwsM iii G. s:ii SIS 1913 tsIli !:S tsIl
sad s. 5:45 le:e p 10 (sIl F!oE P0f CSs''e o"' ';fa
''~'' WI JAMES H. HOYT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

JAND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL pyNCE kc-Un and after April EApress Train ot the
PROVIDENCE HARrf ORD sDd FISHHiLL RAILROAD
wite.ye Hartford the arrival there OF the Express Train o.
he New York New Hsyen and New Heveu HStto and
sorinsaeld Railroad, which 'esye New.York at g an
SAMUEL MOTT, SuperiAtentent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
ATFW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-On a

NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD and
IN amer Monday June B ls and until farth her notice, Pss.
n,. Trains viii lesv- pier foot Of Drsns-st ioiows VIZ;
n,IEKIRK RXPRFsS Sam, for Dunkit-
BJTFFsLO EXPRESS, a. s . m, for Buffalo So
MAIL st San fox Dunkit and Buffalo snd inte'u1edsts
s.stiofs. rxrl
49,. Vie Psrout for Suaerrs ard informed ste satons
WAY PlssEEGER 9. 2m for Ne~bursh, Nid4ie,owr,
az TMIGRAST !. p for Duniirs ssd Buffalo and inferno
date ftatiols - ,,,>, c.,,y ,-,rSn,vs
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRESS at pm, Cor Danki't ever day.
NGHr EXPRESS al pm, for Buffalo, every aaJ.
c.nsn d.iEus and Ns.rs Fs. Railroad for fitsr. Feds
Rngbspon with the Syrsruse and B!nssauto0 ahfosd @
SS,cnse et Corsips With Buffalo Corning and Nev.fort
Rsrsd for Rochester; Greet Bend with Delaware Laen
.nr. .pd Rsnroad fos Serantoa 1T Horne isvele
with Busso and k.w-Yo.t City R.ao.a tor sha9 at
Ia Gin ri,rsa, Toiedo Detroit Chicago, &c.
N"e HOMER RAMSDELL, Preside1..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

shSe s,E.r (Sundsys -Trans going East esys
Brokiyn for GIeeapor daily snd Saturday, Il 30
on. or Riy, rhesd ard $50 pn; for North IsiP at
N rnd 3S y 1T To- Fsmingd 81 an. $50 and6
for syc.set ii and 80 pm. fo Hempstead At 10
40 srd6 p for Jamaica at and 10 m saa A;S',
ard 7p.n.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
InsON RIYER RAnROAD.-Emm May

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--FOm May
2 1851 rains will leave Ch.mberss.. Station follows,
Expre.. trains ani rs Albany Pss,enges trains
.m y ena $3.50 for Sing Sing lo3Dam m 81 pm
for Pouehkoepse sm snd aud pm for Pestskhi 5:@
pm The Pcuehssep-e Peeks and Sing Sus tEana ~ at
the wy stations Passengers .sken at Chambers Canal Chas
ophs and 3ists TTs.as for New York leave Troy at t5
and 40 aud i5o IL, and Albany 8l5 and lofo
|. M and 4;is pm. A. 4. SMITH euperintsSdent-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

KANE UEPARTMENT ALFANf UcI y, w
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to tho
statute in such csso made aud provided that all ths ci.cu'
latns notes issued to GILBERT an fndyidasi banker
lDROVERs' BANK OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, o..
dersturch and late DROvERs BANK OF CArTARAUGCS
COUNTY, be sent to the oco Of th: Superntcndens Of
The Bankg Department OF the State Of NevYork for pay
uent within years the date bsreof the funds de-
posted redemption Of the circulating notes ss led 70 the
said banker viii be given up. M. SChOONhAkEh,
o22 Isw2yM Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the proceeds OF tia
IL Sale Real Estate of THOMAS w KELLY lace Of
tpc City of NewYork deceased lately made under the ordes'
the Of tie County Of New Yok by John Nc
MenoIny snter sted fteehoeer viii be d4rb led among
those eEttld thereto by the said Surrogate az the Surrogaes
OCe In The City II New YoIt the Ninth day Of Sepnbs
next ten oOk IL tLo forenoon pfthat iayDatsd the ll
day Of July, lt5f a. w. BRADFORD,
iyiJ syGyN Surrcgats
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
TTIHE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROY
II MAIL eTEIMSH.Py

LNOR LIVERPOOL.-Iho Unlted Statcs MAI
IL Steamship ADRIArIC James West Commando, viii de
p,yt with tie United States Malls for Europe positively on
slTuEDAY September r. At u o'clock from her berth o.
the foot o CsDa For freight pssssse having unequal
aoeoulno nodaticns for eelsnce aud comfort, spPy 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS, hAo IS Wau-st-
PASSENGERS stei te board 1t Ia O'Clock
Ieers pass through thePo.t Office: any others VII
be returned.
KoToE Steamer, Of tai. hae have improved water
tight compartments a., 90,
OF ssy.ember. 4 . ,,,,
No exp,nse las been spared 70 make The sesners of this hoo
In all respects good new and the thorough
Eiyc them proves Their 4e Of cton Yet rneqgeed
bHeIeeter the regular built Aips for this ino Hi per
g,-,, e,,tife
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

For Ere.ht Tsstsbs. Apply 70
EDWARD K CNLIiNs No S Wsllrt-, y Y.
BROWN sRIpLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN kEHEkRD Co.,
NO Austin FrisIs London.
60. WAISwRIGHr 4 Co, Paris
The ovres those saps will not be sccoUrtsss for sod
sye, bullion spcce jewey precious roae torne:a uesi
bills Of adins signed tnoreIr and the value theTeostK'
ssad tierein
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
DISSOLUTION.-The 6rm of DREXI

~ sATHER CHURCH, of San krancisco and Sacramento
California h from this dag dissolved by limitation, u
DREXEL, OF Phiadsipbia, retiring therefrol1.
Niessrs SATHER CHURCH. per advertisements selow,
continue the business heretofore and suthorzet TO
collect and settle all claims In California and y. d. pRExEL
viii settle the business on tas Atlantic side
Any outstanding tafs viii be paid presentation 1t the
r. IL DREXEL,
p. SATHER.
June 25 1857 u. W. CHURCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

NOTICE or NEW FIRM
P. gATLFR and t. w. CHURCH have this Day formed
.opsrtner ship under the name Of sATHER CHURCH Pd
wi continue the BANKING BUSINESS o. heretofore con
Quoted by the late firm. r. sAy1ikH,
Ban Francisco, June 25 1857. e. W. CHURCH
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate oi
the County Of New Yorl notice s hereby vel ell
having claims against THOMAS SAVAGE, late of W.ss
d New Jersey deceased 70 present thr same with vouchers
the sUbscT ber at the Office OF John r. Ntche No
Gold in the City of New Yok, boro the tenth day
OF September neXDstsd New YORK the sixth day Of Msrct
1857 J0HS n NtIChlEr Administrator
MIG lsvemM- EMILY +. SAVAGE, AlmnistTatrix,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

4 (NEfhI Ae,LhiCAN hOD IL 'ih "AOiioTN.N
" RAILROAD to Chicago s., Louis, Rock Ila1d s. Panl
Migaulee Kansas City ard MI places West aud South Test
Via Mes York and Ere, NewY0rs Central American Lake
Shore, Great Western Railway AID Michigan Southern ksa
forming the shortest quickest ana most pleasant route
tbe Great West The road between Detroit and AdnAa IL
now op, ard trains .ns at Adrian with express
irs. Chcsgo s,d West, For further Information sppy
JOHN Y. PORTER Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
TVHE NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Z STATES HAIL sTEAaEES.--The ships composing thia

Tee ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldridss
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Colnsock
The ADRIAriC, Capt jan "a West
These shy. having built by contract expressly for the
Government service every b,, been sfcs IN heir con
.ucon also IN their Jnes 70 'csure rength sndspeed
their aodacns o passengers uneqgset or ele
sance srd coinfcrt >.
Price cf p.ssaae from YORK Liverpool in first cabin,
Csc In second d. sT5 Exclusive CT extr. sized state
roor, eS25 Fror1 Liverpool 20 NewYork 80 aud gines
An ,son sttached esci ship No tefths
BE- secure NTH paid for The ships f, De haye improved
wat t,rht buiktesds
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
fesal Notices.

SN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYok notice hereby given to all per,
sesnerve Fayette County State CT Tennessee eeseAed 20
pesoI the same with thereof to tho iiOer 81
h Office No So5 BIoome st. in TIE City Of ScyYori on OF
before the twenty fourth day Of December ueXDated New
York the cath day OF June 1857.
je27 lsw6nM EDWARD A. FRASER, AdniEi.trltor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

No Bdtgnzs gfI bs received ot say tram unless
sad ehs nlrL - uinutes sqysuc cf The time oi SEu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23
-oooR RAILROADS, &c.
FROM EVANSVILLE iTO NEW YURA
% ~ II HoUisS, VIA 10 - i.
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDSYILLEl
GS sg.zs =
r \ | l. r. @ A d, 4

hS aud alter Monday Der. lnt fcrvher not
The N1ii Ptssen-.r frain will leave Evan.ysfe
i:i0 p. M..rrivhgat VinoeRnss az f09r. IN time 10
With the Evenin- ttainOn the cEio and Missrp
Rlilrpad for St Louis and Central fn
7;iE r. ". aud iniiansp polls laos A. ". mixing direa
eennesonsicf eir,innati 0Slupbus Clsveeud Padadel
phia. New York and BaltnOrs.T .-- II
at 80 p after ~
rival pf train from apoiisarrives Evansville
s:a1 p N HEe
Pasen St. Louis Ci me-
" rad Louisville dsy. baggage checked Indians.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23
FA RES:

Daily Frsirhs Trains leave Evansville aud Terro-Ha
30 A. W whics Zeal r.sssneers viii ~ tsken q
c3- For nf0rs.iun % th-oc Tickets. apriya. N
corany's Tran oee head cf s.r-et Ev
'asvilie. decls j. j. pANIFLs. snp't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23
NEW1YORK.

From a LB ERT g. stBCHARDSON,s Ad
vertisng and Cores 'oDieHee oface, No. 800 Broad
way, cew York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

ADATIs, EXPRESS COMPANY.
ktzsre e. l--syS7- gFss-l G.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

MURDER SUSPECTED, AND A WHOLE FAMILY
ARREsrED.-On Monday Justice chase issued
warrants for the arrest OF family, named Mill
gan, living near Brownstown, in this county, on
suspicion that they had murdered jew pedler
named Kidder, Tor his money and goods. Tie
authorities were informed that the pedler had
been seen going into the house Of Migan, and
had not been seen or heard OF since. Human
bones, masses of hair, and numerous boo:-
stains were found III and about the premises,
which, together with other circumstances, Seem
ed TO warrant an investigation of the matter
A brother Of the missing pedler deposes that
his brother agreed to meet him in this city last
week, but failed to do so.
Officers proceeded TO the house of Milligan on
Monday, where they found the father oi the ia.
Inily sick, and uEable to be removed. The re-
main..cr OF The family, consisting of the moth
er, iw0 daughters, and Il boy were arrested and
brought to this city yesterday and are now in
Jail. They give unsatisfactory accounts of the
stains which were seen on the ceiling, walls, and
| floor Of the house, telling conflicting stories
and it is said they stand in rather bad repu,e in
the neighborhood. As soon as the affair is iur.
ther investigated, We shall give the particulars.
Detroit Advertiser.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

In pursuance OF d call. th. c,Iiz us OF Cory
,lou a,rt LhcSi., met at the Coars sii,r-r,
In Cor, don, MONDAY evening I'm. 10, lsai.
On mo ion, james Atkinson VS. a;r,pi.r' y
Prcsid II, DR.. j. WV Carly. oi I. hcv ! 9, an
.m.. B.arr, uf Cor, don VI. P,..nir,t , II.
R'ger, and j. +. Arkp -o,. Secrr at'r.
J. j Philbi,-. T. h,ving ssh i,"i the ul..
jet oi I'' n,rctlme. VIII r'.un"n. lie l1,E.G-
az pc m,l. nii re-uldiions @tic nIr..,
uuu-lt aioplr,l: ""'t @ -s ta&t
WHERE'S, We are iu.i, ssa;i.i.d ,l,yt u Ryi-
ronl. tion point Oh tir Mississippi, io ~
ii-.oui River, ihr.asi, the .ou ticfn :' of
'ornrs OF lomr, I. fsrd ,act, anil "a.
Cory io', -l,ited haif way brt 'itc ai.,S,.
,,o,nl- " .dnrably ai,rte'i tor ,hc trrnul. Il
RairOm running Nerfir ir".n zpp,,i u
'li-so'ri To in'rfsecl .~ii Road, ani -. be-
nevc on u survey -urii LtcL viii b. ilI.ir n1-
p,rpnt. Til rriure he IT
Resotred, T,.nt ,e ilS. 'ar best ,sJr's % s"-ii
cnr, rir ioctt"' aud eui,sr,c in. % ! q ID
road from Pars,iilr, A,--ou,, a ,ii.fnh !. ssr.
C,'ry',On, Wa.ne Connt,. ioSa, "a, soon -
he s,,ue rap he acconpii.ind u.
Ersotrrd, Thai citiz,u< oi Wayh. rS nnsv.
we Nil u-. ali or ind w,icc 20 piusare the e.
h,catmn ot t'.c Bal ny on aud VI -.oIrs Il r,rg
Railroad ih,o ;.h the sop.h.ri ti,f o, e"it rS4,
tt >urh ocauoa is not yet mpd'. N, riso (; ,
,n1nrnrr il,r southern Iowa Road 40 connect
with The Il 4 VI. Il. X. at this plac.. M 80
Ecso.esd, Th,t for The purpose of aeco p
p!ising 'ie Objects OF { - ,p.etn-, We y IL
| use AL our inh ieiicc 10 procure privae -d:,.
ril,,ian and !,i'rral count, ~tot.
Eeso,red. That DR.. H. ). Rogers. ~" 2,
Po,imff " and W. Z. Taylor. he spp,o.,nfd !,
coin,nle, 10 corre-in,ui ssa tire ciiiz.n- s,f
Parsvilie Chi!licoti,e Burlii z OH fort l4di.5r,
| or any other point they may nstnc.
| Re.otsed, That tI,. committee .,f correspon-
'ipnce be instructed TO inquire into and a-,er.
ia ut she condition oi a clinr'er sf.n.ei q j
company TO CON-, rtct Railroad iroat t'iiiiit-
cothe, Missouri, 10 LiueviIr, Iosa. snl 70 ai-s
certain whether connections can be JorJhsj
with said company.
On motion 0, W. C. TAYLOR, committee If
| hre be appointe 10 prepare ar icies oi ,acot.'
poraiion 10 be submitted ~ sub-eq Ut me, t-
ing, wl,ereupon Dr. II S. Rogers, y C. T,y-
| Ior, T. A. N.I-or, Wu. M,ley, a,,i w. B.saer,
were appointed 4aid committee o., n,otul
I il was
IsSn'ud, That the name aud si,i. of s..pl
corporation ir, cpr,aan. Gc,nd Rstr. and
ParAy,ilr R,ilrod COMPANY, aid ,iia; filr =, ~
al stock oi said company, b. .:s,s,.,es,. aud tac
Object iocsfien an.l construction OF a Rai.ryaL
rom Cor,don to Lney,Ii., iosa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

:
published osrcspo"'l.,,v-.'."tscca b.t D'sa
G.r,ppeli aoi Secretary tia,hur v,.se.i.a b. too
!c ot uh,ters w,,cii wal tiv- t,ou ,r IA Pte. .
Oa lit. ) u. tist.ni, Mr., q ,.i,ri. nroc IL tyr \
rci"trng ,oa Law wa,th Sa- passed oi jay rs,
1852. i9 esa SIS 81 1T
SIR Ctmpbe writes back STA .ins .l,at 20 Jaw, q
was tnts-e, that d.,,. 80. t.. l--.-.... :. -.
Mr. Gaitr,r r,.,ur's an answer that lie mtha.
the law pa,-,d August z6 isa..
Mr. C'mpb,l Il replies tI,,t he ,nn fnI no sieh =
law, aud hopes air. q ATTIRE viii n,v,,,,ol voiuIas
ana I,,g...y ss. -.s. ..s.-,-.... .s., IL. -.
Mr. Guthrie writes he meant the hw Of Ang.
70, 1882, tol. 5, pig. Sill. 's@ t2s 1850 ,.se
Mr.. C.,mppp rep les tiIst t'ult vnrn" a1i e
page. CON a,iii such law NJ. Can, i. H. IL
and hopes ,,e wtll yet mvnIion the l.s ie..r
wich iIe per. .ornicd certain ncis.
Mr. ''urric answers that lie has axa,nireA Re-.
oris'n. draft, and iin,is lie nieaut tle ti@ OF
July 2lst lS52.29 sessE 3. ts's s-s.,...sT II
Mr. C.mpoeil replies that that las w.s rclc.l. =
ed long ago.
Mr. Gtlrie answers, so it was, AMI h, c,F-,!
reSpoii,cnce .hd-. as. esn -eEl rs 4sT sHf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

FATAL REsrLr OF JoK.-In tie COMFY of
Derbysi,irr, England, un the 22d OF Dee. tao 81
the servants of Il tarIuer, named P-rci'al saI
Hudson, RECALLED agricultural iabugcr ony
sixteen years OF age, who had come III the cvs-
ming tor his milk, with some ghost -io,is.- an'it
he was thorou1nly frightened. Ativr hc lcIt
one OF them clothed himself in Il table ciu;h
and met the young lad in ield. lie arrived
at his home in terrified state, and although
he vert 10 work the next day. was Obliged 10
be put to bed, where he was seized wish violent
vomiting, and died ravng wildly.
The medical men were Of the opinion that
he died from the shock to the nervous system--
Prischard, who put on the table cloii, has been
arrested on charge OF m,nslaughter.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
New York. Feb 10

NtW OTk, Fed IU
This morning fire broke our IN the five story
building corner OF Mercer and Blocker sFS., o.-
cup,e.i by Mr.. Bosch a. caburt was eion,e
building. The building was entirely d strUyrd.
and much OF it's contents. Loss belwern son.
QUO and Ssu,oUp.
MIR. Bosch and his wife persisted in the flames.
The schooner Jane l. Slave has been seiZrd
here by the U S Marshal on charge of having
bern htted out for the slave trade. She was re-
Gently purchased by u Cuban who fed to Iavsr-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

& ScRIPruRE Professionalism bought piece
OF land tor burying place. He paid 400 she.
kels of silver The lowest sum at which a
shekel is estimated is two shillings and three
pence. This would make abort 5000 tor the
burying place. In Solomon's time it is men,
toned that the price OF a chariot from Egypt
was $40 shekels Of siverQ Kings, Z. 2s.) This
would be about $3.50. The price OF horse was
100 shekels or some S72. The best horses OF
that age were found in Egypt. The Egyptians
trained them well, and they were capable OF inl-
portant services. King Solomon, in a valuable
chariot, drawn by two or four of the horses,
made as snowy and US digni6ed an appearance
perhaps as any princes have Dlade.-[ Hunts
Magazine F
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

n - = ------ NtW 1OrK, TeO. IT.
Bat little progress was de III the BirIeI
inquest to day The oniv witnrss examined up
TO noon was Eckels, lAundrym.u, whose testinl.
ny was unimi'ortant.
The stray trunk ut Philadelphia supposed 10
be EcneiI, proves 10 belong 20 anotn person.
Ecktrs lat undr, man was the stand, but hi
evidence was un,mport,nt. One witness t'sti
tcs 10 the honesty u, F.rr-li'- cl,.rac rr, i,m
The the lAtters tcstisnon, i, not gei,e,aii! .rd
uel. -sr -.s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

TERRIBLE IF TRrE.-itis rumorej that fam
IL! of nine persons were drowned nc The Dr+
Moines r yer last night. lay The -u'ineh li-r Of
water. Several families in The saue I",ghbot.
hood have been driven 10y The sIme dcns, INTO
their garrets, where they how dratitnc Nt
TODD and fire. QUITE nuhib"r OF i,''oplc "i-!i
teams and ,k'tf.. have gone doSnto aud the stit
terers.-Kcokuk Tunes 8 H.. .s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
Rnston Eeh Ill

Boston Feb. ii
Tho developments relating to the death OF Mr
Gardiner, Post Master ut bingham, have led to
a seizure OF his wife on suspicion of poisoning
him.
DR.. Jackson on analyzing the stomach of the
deceased found .rsenic sufficient 10 cause death.
An inquest is now being held 1t Hlnsham.
MIR. Gardiner is native OF Maine and about
10 wears old.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

Is II 10. FrD. IT.
The boiler connected with ih- ~ ,rhiu,.ry u--
I'D to drive pumps On +. d. rlran's s.'cti"n os
he canal ena, cement near Bt c' Rack dam ~x
,iodrd .,noni u'cioea this i. IL. to..,li, deuiot
ishing the bnlding III which it mas enclosed ant,
instantly kiliin, Jno. Stonghton, rn inerr, Jno
Rider fireman, and i've Iabur.rs miiO acre worA
ing II, the cai,al near The nuildug aud >rriousl,
l,j'.rlng several Others. The explosions was ter
riff tearing the boiler into shrc.i~ aud scatter
Ing The pieces in every direction the WINDOW.
,ri doors in the vicinity from the conclusion
and IL ing fragments.
The Coroner held an inquest tbs p. ~, tlt
result of " wlc lla. no NeI trali.iare.l.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
Baltimore Feb.

We have advices from Norfolk upi Wednrs-
day evening. No mention is made Of the arri
val there OF the James Adger, sent by the n. Y.
Underwriters to release the shipping at lamp on
Roads. The ship Samuel Rasseli Is d,schaI ging
her cargo into Lighters. TIE condt on OF .he
shipping is improved and most of them consd-
cred ssfe. The steamer Georgia was towing
them into port H. 3s gS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
W Wasllii,gtui,, Feb. I,

Nashigtuii, Feb. II
The Secretary of State las recommended "a
Congress M appropriation OF sSn.HD ior tlr
suppression of the slave trade on The principle
asser ed in the act OF 1919, aud has iavoraii,
dorsed tile application oi the Anierc Colo.
uization Society tor x3t ,o'W for a similar jrct.
The galleries OF both houses were drn-rly
crowdei to-day The proceeding throus bou.
producing inten>e interest.
lIou>e-Mr. JONES OF Tennessee offered re.
-olut on that committee be appointed consist.
ing OF two members OF tie lIo,i>- aud one mem.
ber OF The Senate, to wait upon Jan e, b ici,anah
and John c. Breckenridge, and inform them
that the, have been dniy elected President and
Vice President oil tn. United States for We r.
from the 4,h OF March 1851. Mr. Jones said
tha. this resolution was agreed upon by the tel
lers.
n. Humphrey Marshall knew that these gen.
tlemen we're elected, and was as much IN ia,or
OF making that declaration AZ any gentleman
should be but desired preliminar, business trans.
acted agreeably 10 the iorIus OF the coastitu-
tion.s ~
Yesterday the President of Inc Senate recpiv
ed report from the telIers, that while the vote
OF Wisconsin WAS challenged by member Of
the HoI.e tn. President declared iir result Il.
d. nicd the correctness ui tiat ptoce-uin., Ih..
tao Houses must III nvci lion .oncur in order
! 10 produce Result, aud adjust the q,ies,ion III
controversy.
Mr.. Jones'. OF Tenn, merely pointed TO the
| fact That Wisconsin had not csst her electoral
vote on the day designated by law.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
New Ynrk Eah q

The sachems Of the Taminany soeicly ,iet yes
terday noon and decided that no body calling it.
self general COMMITTEES should be allowed IL
meet at Tammany Hall until they had decided
which WAS the regular committee. In the eve
ming, the commi.tee, of which Wilson Small il
chairman, met, but was not allowed the Use Of q
room. However. they organized in the reading
room and passed series OF Indignant resolutions
against the action of the Tammany Hall Society.