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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-20

NUVTAE FLANTEItS, REF1N E1tS AND 9TH
~ purchase the lowest prices paid for
notes of Of the suspended Banks entirely supe
ror STEAM TRAIN of my construction for making SUGAR
The Of the Sugars made in these Trains well
abished and always command the figures this Market
One of Ames improved Evaporating Pans suitable for
Granulaor Rcners' in ebong Moasseswill evapo-
rate larger quantity in shorter time lower pressure
greater saving of steam than any Pan ever invented
One OF McGrackens Pans with copper surfaces
made in the best wOrkmRnke manner-in evaporang
fully equal to set of skies; guaranteed.
Gas Pipe of all Sizes Copper Brass Sheet Iron Tin
work and everything else in line executed usual and
prices to suit the times. DANIEL EDWARDS
Oh I'm Is, 30 and 80 New Levee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
Sworn 20 before me June IT, 1887

ArLASric-srRyEr RAu ROAD QrrsrioS-The Vom-
mon Council Of Brooklyn last evening took up the ma
or,y and minority reports Of the Rsircad Committee
and after an aprimsted discussion, adopted the res
utops # the minority report, presented by Alder
mon Person President of the Board The resolutions
are rs follows:
Rrod That the Common Council hereby withdraw al ana
ey,ry cons Mt given the Long Island Railroad Company V
use st,sm Atlantic street and that all ordinances coaheS
herewith ara hereby rscinded.
Psorsd That the running Of locomotives on said s,resS
deemed ty tie Common Council to be nuisance and tns 'ns
aid Con pany be requested TO sbs,e the same.
The resolutions were taken separately, and the inst
was passed BY Il to Is, and the second as amended
by Alderman Kslbaeisch embraced in the resoafion',
was adopted by 80 yeas to nays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

DARISG MAIL RoBBgRY.-The through mail Tor
Evansville, which left Indiapolis last Friday in the
mail wagon robbed unoer the following circum-
stances. Two young men, well known in Indianapolis
and respectfully connected, overlook the mail wagon
about four miles from Indianapolis, and one Of them
getting into it slipped the Evansville mailbag ont, and
placing il in buggy in which they came out, they
drove ino the woods cut the bag and riaed It's con-
tents. They then filled the bag with stones and threw
il into creek near by They were seen TO dc this by
person living in the vicinity and happening along at
the tine, who, after their departure, noticing the
opened letters scattered about and suspectng the truth
at once got the bag out and returned 1t to the Post
Office in Indianapolis.
The mail boy was arrested and confessed that he
party TO the robbery, and implicated two
others Foudray and Lister who were h Id TO bah for
the appearance at the next United States District
Court. The indianapolis Sentinel says:
This is OF the most daring and reckless robbie
res record 1t is ascertained that 1t was in CON
temptation some time previous to tho actual deed.
Two Of the persons implicated are minors, between
the ages Of eighteen andtwenty. The other, Lister,
il about twenty-one or twenty-five. There are many
speculaobs with regard 10 the matter and il is limited
by some, not only that several recent robberes ard
burglares about the city Will now probably be ac-
counted for but that older heads concerned. The
father Of Foudray is Sheriff Of Manon County. and he
ard the parents Of Lister and the widowed mother Of
Iaverson who also resides here, are plunged into the
deepest grief because Of the proved IL not confessed
crime Of these young delinquents."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

PrpIIc HrAtru.-The Committee on Public Health
Of the Board of Aldermen met at the City Hall yester-
day afternoon to consider the matter Of filing sunkes
lots in the upper part of the city was set forth ia
petitions asking for the filling Of suuken lots in Fieth
Fifty first Ffty-second, Fiisy-siAth and many other
streets that in theirpresept condition, water accumu-
lated IN them, ard became stsgnsnt, thereby endan-
geripg the public health. The owners Of some Of the
cis were present, and stated that they had arrange
merts in progress to connect them with sewers In
other cases where required, the Committee ordered
that notices be sent to the owners requiring them TO
Gil ,p their lots forthwith, the work would be done
y; the city, and they would be taxed accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

ridge on which the Observatory add the President
house are situated. While Mr.. Corcpran- green-
house suffered but slightly the Presidents two green
houses were 20 nearly destroyed that they will require
10 he reelazed ell over. Mr. Henry Douglass green
house ut the corner Of Fifteenth street will cost some
hundreds Of dolars to repair. We shall not attempt
10 par,cularize damages done to windows Of private
dwellings: they are legion. SO fierce was the storm
that some people began to believe that the Gomez had
come at last sure enough.
FROM The Phaadel phia 'BuHetin I'd 4,
Between ten and o'clock last night severe mum
der storm passed Of the city. The lightning was
verv vivid and the thunder rosred for nearly an nour'
greatly TO the discomfort Of the mia w1o leal these
salntes NJ Heaveps artillery" Several hours earlier
there was violent storm at Bristol. The gust was 50
violent that the boats had to lie to- The rain and hail
fen with much violence, and number OF large trees
alOpg the river were wrenched up oy the roots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

them do 50 by all means, and LET al good Re-
publicaIs, who are Of the same 1iiod. support
-uch candidates heartily. DO net sppreheod that
ProhibhoD Act viii be made ore whit too stringent
or passed ore day too soon. But those who had 80
much to LAY against politicians at Albany seemed TO
Ire not Only politicians themselves, but of a mos; fac
tious and Unreasonable kind. The disorg and
consequent overthrow Of the Republican party they
evrced no spite against any ether seemed the ides
uppemOst in their mipds. Even M. Siebbins, whom
reg ard the sblest and best of them himself men,
Der Of Republican Committee, threatened in sub
stance that be could draw off fifteen hundred Repub
can voters in Monroe County 10 vote sgainst and
break down the Republican party if it should not see
fit to present candidates in favor of immediate and ab
solute Prohibition Now if majority Of them see ft
to so he wishes, trust they will do IL bat bullying
BY minority should never be submitted to. Such
submission makes two rents for every one it heals
II these the views of politician only YOU viii
know what weight to give them. Ii the designation
discre ditsbie one trust have done nothing to-
ward making il 80. If to consider not only what is
desirable but what is possible ss we-if to consider
in what order desirable ends can be attained, and
attempt them in that order-f TO seek to do good
so as not TO undo another-if either all of these
constitute one politician, do not shrink from the
appellation. Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

Two MIS- DRowNED-SrssrLaR OccyRKgseE.-
On Saturday night a passenger, whosc name Is I'M
known Jumped overheard from the steamboat Hero
and was drowned on her passage to this city. IL
occurred about II O'Clock, near Sopus Meadows.
deck hand, John Murphy, was on duty at the time,
who, seeing the nan was attempting to commit sui
eide seized hold u and endeayored 70 save him. The
man resisted violently, and told Murphy he wanted
him to jump overheard with him. Murphy said he
wouldn't yet awhile nor would he LET him 20. la the
struggle the mailman got hold of Murpbys finger with
lis treeth and bit it violently and finally succeeded
n getting from his grasp, bis clothes tearing away,
and throwing himself into the nver There Ia no
doubt Of his being insane.
While The steamer Hero was lying alongside OF the
Hendrix Hudson yesterday, Murphy from the same
gapgway In which he struggled the night before To
save the stranger, sprang from the Hendrix Hudson;
at the seine time a colored man jumped from that
vessel to the Hero. They came together violently, and
both fell into the river. The coored being good
swimmer reached the wheel Of the II. ii. and was
saved. Murphy was thrown violently against the
yard Of the Hero doubtless greatly nnnng his back,
rendering him almost helpless. He fen ntothe water,
hut did not rise again TO the surface. lie about
IS years of age, and his family is said to reside in
Green street in this city. Alb. Eve. jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

NRw ESGTsE FOR STATEN lsLAsD.-Daniel d.
Tompkins' Engine Company No. 5, of Tompkinsvii'e'
Staten Island cane to the City yesterday and re-
ccived their new engine from the bands Of the build
ers, Smith x Co. Afer taking possession OF the
machine, the Company took the boat for New-Brigh-
tor, and from that village marched home. The Com
pany numbers forty-seven members, and the following
officers: p. s. Cleveland Foreman, Michael Williams,
brennan, +. NJ. Crassons, Secretary Cor
nelius Journey, Treasurer. They were accompanied
by d .dwor'h's Band. Their machine Is first Class
eub-suction Hose Engine, handsomely fitted up and
decorated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

FATAL OccURREscE.-A most Distressing occur
renee trabspTed On Saturday at Hanover, Pa result
ing in the de sth of Jacob Matthias, esq cashier Of
the Bank Of Westminster. Ii appears that Mr. d.
bad taken passage at the Baltimore depot Tor hsrrs-
or two he entered the public house and drank glass
Of lemonade. lie had scarcely drank it before the
train commepced moving of, when be ran from the
place and caught hold Of one Of the ears which erked
lin aroEud with considerable violence Making
1ecord attempt, be again grasped an iron handle Of
The next car and attempting 10 spring up, vas
thrown completely before the wheels which passed
over both legs, cutting them anost entirely o. and
fIac;uripg the skull. Mr.. Matthias was Immediately
taken Up and conveyed to q place Of safety, where
every possible mears resored TO, but all TO
purpose. Death terminated his intense suferings in
fifteen minutes after the occurrence lie was In the
18th year Of bis age and highly regarded q most
excellent citizen. He quite wealthy and leaves
family. Baltimore American, Ssas ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

row forenoon, which viii end ny travelling CORE
spoudencc.
Who in thunder was Alexander the Pot" Of
whom your types made me- speak In my peuultimate
epistlei Was il Alexander Lee, or Alexander
Pore. or Alexander Smith vow ] don't know.
OF coure, mssnt to write Alexander the Grrai,"
and | presume did. BfLES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
Tnr Nrs,ern w.R-MoKr ARsrsrs. -Ses,

Tnr Nrsior1i, WsR-MoEr ARREsrs.--fes'er
day afternoon William A. Russell Metropolitan Pc-
heen an, appeared before the Recorder, sDdon the b
loving sffdavi,s preferred a chsrge Of I" an assault
" ard battery, with intent to rcite not, agsin's
Arcrew Mall gar of the Sew en.eenth Wsrd:
vivian Russc city heins suiy sworn, sai;h that 10
= poen ,.id ei; TIA the 18Th day of Jane 1887.
ss . a y ~ Ss St.s. C Pew N s s,
Yors .ssrs, YsrrssSo Wood BE- wh HI. en5.es pro-
cse5sd uD1r S orders TO the CITY Hal aud tina. wes shey
esk, n. CITY Hal they AtsckS BY crowd Of
AIMED with clubs that depnent sne his eers.'s mers'sd
the er. dspo, epi Jaw Andrew Muihgsn aens and io.ns
ssp s,cck the fret bow wheh svep. BY club npn on.
81 opponents rs. rho s.e rccensn and
him and severely INJURED him and that sepS1ss
wOuuss dressed and seerwud sent him bone ,.,,,,
Sworn 20 before me. June II. 1887
JAS. N. SMITH jr, Reeerdsr
STATE Fl Nesc Ysrk ca, aAl cosniy n Nssr rs,s a.,
William r. Mcconnell being saith that Do socenaA
said ey that he in the fark the 18th day OF ysne
wh shout fy other Policemen thst aeponens snN
the other Policemen resisted BY crowd Of person. mostly
armed with a elaA aiding and assisting TIE saia crowd
oppose ard bis ecmFsdes; that ne saw saa
MusAn strike in club ens % aspopsnr' scnrsse,
ain blow deronent and missed HIM ard ssrsk another
II Sepcntnt's comrades. WIN hSSoNNhhi"
Sworn before uis, this l1;h Gay Of June, ~,
The Recorder Immediately issued a warrant, which
WAS placed in the hands Of Officer Leerts for service,
but subsequently Mulhgsn appeared q, the Recorders
Office with bail when, the Recorder being absent, the
case was postponed until Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

"gpunds; but take notice tina; We viii not vote for
any o. you in turn" Considering thst We hsd car
RED our P, phbOry Law by the votes Of these very
men seems - me that this cool reputation Of their
fellowship would hSve been at once treacherou' and
suicidal. But az I am only politician, !; IS quite
likely that do not rightly understand the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
PHILADELPHIA CUsTOM.HOUsE.

PHIADELPHIA, Monday, June 2, I8ol.
Collector Baker has made his appointments OF OF.
fcers of the Custom-House of this city, including
Is said the following old Wings Albert X. Scohed,
Harman Yerkcs and Paul Pohl and some Others less
prominent There is much dissatisfaction among the
Faithful Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
PHILADELPHIA CLUB.

The Bulletin says: At II O'cOck,it being very dark,
the game was drawn. Had continued it Is probable
the Phlsdelphians, who had but 20 runs to get and
men TO spare would have obtained the victory
The bowling Of Senior and Comery and the batting OF
Sharp, Wright, Senior and Barlow was excellent, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
ONsIArcuT ON Houses OF uL.FAME.


A mob of so or go persons made onslaught on
Saturday night the houses of i-fame in the upper
part of the city. They burned three demolished two
others, and drove out tho inmates of the sixth A
large crowd gathering the rioters compelled to
desst in their work OF destruction. One person was
stabbed. No arrests were made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The GREAT CRIoKET MAIcH.-The match between
The st. Georges Club of New York, and Philadelphia
Club, was continued in Camden on Saturday At the
conclusion Of the day play the score stood as follows
according TO the "ofiicial' score:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
RURNJNG OF A PAPER MILL.

PITTsBuRGH PA, saturday juno ID 80.
Yesterday the paper mill of James Howard Il Co.
at Manchester near this City, was burned to the
ground with ell ITS contents. The fire caused by
an incendiaIy The loss amounts TO SIS OO0 aud the
insurance, which is i'll the Pittsburgh Offices to $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
cpAND MASONIC FESTIVAL.

PROVIDENCE, K. | June =, I857.
Extensive preparations are being made to celebrate
the centennial anniversary Of s.. Johns Lodge No. =,
in this city, on the 9th inst. Encampmens Chapters
and Lodge. from various parts of the country have
given notice of their intention to be present. Many
distinguished persons also expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
IBy Teleusph.1

BosTos, Monday, June p, 1857.
We had beautiful Summer weather yesterday, but il
athunder storm. 1t continues cloudy but there in
dicatiops Of clearing up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

CASADA-Tbe new Parliament House In Canada the
site of which has not yet been determined upon TO
cost Al 3oOOco. This sum has been appropriated and
is to be borrowed in Europe by the Governor, now
his way out,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

the orgstorpings Of Barlow and Burnett, and the
catches Of Coils ct points, were much admired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Monday, june y, 1857.
Charles Cowlam, a clerk in the Post Office here,
was arrested to-day for rOhbng letters containing
money 10 the amount OF $1,000. He acknowledged
his guilt About a., 200 of the money has been re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

A word row on Politics and Politicians. The latter
seemed in particularly bad odor with Mr. Delavan 5
especial frt nds in the Convention. Among these,
recognized several who have tried to be politicians
with Indifferent success, and who did not
ced to the Bullets of fortune Surprising this to be but
natural, cannot perceive any good for their
exhibition of spleen toward me. What have done to
these gentlemen getting into the Legislature
to Congress, or wherever else tLey aspired to gol
am utterly unconscious of having DISTRACTED their al
vancement in any way. TT ere, for example, the
Rev. c. W. Dennison, whom l have known an
ultra Abohtouist, then n Union saver, Native, a
Taylor man, Webster man. but voting for Pierce
and securing consulshp thereby-for Of al Mr.. Web
sters egacies, believe only those ofwhch Pierce
executor have been paid. am sure was always glad
that my Reverend friend got this ofice-I wish ii had
been fatter-ard hope he will - jump jim Grow q
dozen times more, and get better and better Office
each time. Why should he be savage upon . poll
ticiaus"l Why should he wreak his severity we
e1hort every Republican every Democrat, every
American, to give al possible support TO the cause Of
Temperance and, If be thinks he can promote that
cause by insisting on an immediate renewal of t1e
struggle for a Prolbtory Law, let him take that
course by oil means. My Judgment that it will be
requisite either to amend our State Constitution i'm
prove the constitution Of Court Of Appeals before
such struggle can resul, in real practical triumph
and that meantime is highly desirable that the
tipg Excise Act should be upheld and enforced, does
not conclude any one but mysef If ejoriiy Of the
Republicans Of any Senate Assembly District fit
to run candidates for the Legislature pledged 10
egitate for immediate and entire Prohibition, let
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21
THE
GreEenberg Medicines!

A BE- well AnoEn and eagerly sought Cor tarosgbout hs
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Never Before ihsir intr5ducioH could any ssrss of
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70 be found To- 2e am immediate Tor Bur, Bruises
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ing Of the Womb ard other Uterine diseases iound 10 b
curabls Nov, Ten ol- Of twelve cured b
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End furthermore, BY E'ng - Dr. Pomeroy, eau b fr
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Never Before The G.rfsabsrr Dy.snisrr sy-uB. VA,
there certain remedy Tor Bio dy Fux, Dyssnar ana Dar
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

October 1870, len Nashville 90 70 Virginia,
peeting % return there amer while then placed In
the Of Mr. Samuel 5eay Trunks, cOnanng sundry
books papers, and LISTERS, 10 relation % tho business
Dickinson SbTeWsbuTys and Dickinson, Armstrong, Co.,
&C. sc.
also len with Harris & Austin large Box containing
manl Saddle tnsW, together with two three Cd
Sad Ties, Brides, &C.
aso len ne Of Mr. George Brown, fou- other
Trunks, cOnainng clothing and articles had used
In my room, together with some papers, &c
These books and papers are emed important 70 me- and
have heretofore sent agents % Nashville hunt them up
and Who could hear nothing Of them, Ohy that he
which Of the Trucks had bssn put bad been taken
down and removed Hoping that these Trunks and
ients are IN he possession Of person about NASHVILLE
or that some information may had their whereabouts
iha Il 10 respectfully ask and at IN Nashville e1amin
thef premises and see any Trunks Books Papers,
any part thereof herein deserbd be found
Information thereof Be obtained, u 90 liberal reward
Wi be paid BY delivering NE Mr.. Merritt s. Pitcher,
who VIII pay The reward and attend the business foF
WM. DICKINSON
mErchl4-d3m. Kanauha, salines, Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21
SD RRWnPh-

OST stolen from ne steamer Rochester, 90 bars snd
IL Is bundles Of Ir0n o. X. AlaoOn small Box
marked Stacey hey & CO. And one box Dry Goods
marked BemenG a Co. AHy person giving Information
hat viii lead The recovery Of ne shove viii TscsiFs Ten
Dollars Reward on application 70 q "a. HARRISON,
urhI7-H 6lsanboat Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21
THURSTOF & BERNARD,
No. 10 Pablo Square.

Next door TO Oalhoun'G)
VNIE now have on hand beautiful stock 81 FrsaeA
w and English herinOs, PLAN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded al wool DeLaines BOmbazines CashmsEo1, Nan
chester DeLaines Plaid Red elbow and White FsnneE
al qualities. Also, cOmplete stock Of Staple Goodl
serVants Goods Of all kinds which invite she aa
Ton Of eli CASH buyers, aS gre good haFginB.