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

II counter az picked 4 Up again Regsn tod h;I ,"'
10 do H. bu, Vera said he supposed be ne hsd risnt
TO cut out the wok; he placed severI unes 90 ine
counter. iut Il was agaia thrown do.1 py heg 20
said Regsn had q large hammer IN his hano al tnc
time there was sofa In the store, and Regsn pns1e1
Ve,iu agarss it; al the sau.e time Kegan hpiusneo
the banner over Nertu, Nertu eDdeaV1riDg u keep
il of from his body; Mr.. Nertus wife then came up
and helped her husband sLe caught hold Of Regan
in order 10 keep him away from her husband; hegan
did not attempt to strike her. he went to table for
pair Of pincers the hammer having been taken from
him il the struggle. when be returned via tAe ple-
ce,s he struck Dir. NeIu several times m tue head
back aud front; Mr.. Veriu then cried ou. "Mrrder .
then interfered and kept them apart had bold OF
Rigan, ard while held him, Nertu jumped over the
sofa; he ran toTaId the door, and returned ana iei
on a chair: q polio. man then came and took Regaa
into cuitody, but Mr.. VeTtu was too weak aud WAS
taken to the Hospital.
Agnes yertu being duly sworn says-l live at No.
I1S froedway; deceased was my husband; l was IN
the store Yesterday morning about halt-past eight
O'Clock; the yuurg mar brought home work, and fer
whom NV husband was eating ont more work saw
him two or three times before this have heard the
testimony of the witness Sam Max, aud l entirely
oorrosorate Whist he has said; rushed between
RPe8n and my husband in order to seperate them,
and when Mr.. veitu took the hammer from him,
he TO the table and brought pair Of pncers and
suppose hammer; he struck my husband on the
back Of the head several blows with the pincers, and
on the forehead with q hammer; the blood gushed
from the wounds very profusely; my husband being
so exhausted was taken to the Ho.pita and Reysa-
was taken to Prison; my husband ldeceasedj was a
very quiet inofensive man; Reean worked for him
about two months ago, and it Is only within the last
week they entered into partnership.
The Jury on the conclusion of the evidence rem
dered the following verdict:
"That deceased came to his death from blows 10.
fcted with hammer and pncers ia the hands of the
prisoner, James Regain"
The prisorer was then examined as follows
James Regsn being duly examined, according to
law, on the anutxed charge, and being Informed that
he was at liberty to not all or any questions
put to him. states as follows, viz
Q. What is your Damei A. James Regau.
q. How old are you! A. 81 years.
0. Where were you born A. Cork. Ireland
q. Where do you live A. No. 24 Cherry street
O. What is your occupation! A. Shoemaker.
Q. Have you anything to cay, aud if so, what rela
tive to the charge here preferred against you A.
Deceaeed frequently asked ue to go into partnership
with him. ard refused l offered him $500, but he
refused 30 gave him 1851 and joined in partnership
about the middle of this month: admit struck
deceased with the pinceu, but it was after the wife
and himself struck ME with hammer and with their
hands.
Regan was committed to the Tombs to awsit the
action Of the Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
ANOTHER HOMICIDE IN BROADWAY.

Tie beet ard shoe store under the Howard h'e'
conner of broadway aud Maiden lane, was TIE sceS'
Of aDother shocking homicide on Saturday, IoIl'n5
Tie lrcrritors Of The place, Peter fe'ta aao 'ar'
RegsD, became engsged in quarrel re"iive 70 soa
paItneistip difficulty, when the latter eoh'nehosa
mos. unployoked asserlt upon his pa'tner s''IAias
hin in tie head several times with hamhe' '.'
pair Of pinchers until TIE poor follow was n,elsi o'o
The pcce being called 10 the spot the wonLdeo aiaa
wac taken to tie New-Ycsk Hcepta, While hes ID "es
conveyed to the Tolnbs. Vertu lngefeo "a s'ea'
agony Until yesterday morning when he d'eG' he
was att,rded by bis wife, who remained "h' MN uP
&c The last n.oInt Mt
Coroner Copntry held az iuquest yesterday On 'ae
body OF vtru, AID the following testimony "d9 'aA'a
ssnr.l Ms.ks. being du,5 swcrn, depo.i' anu
J reside NJ No. Aj DusEe street; AN e-,. = 49,
used 10 work for Nj vcltu about s'x We a. -
while | yrffed f,r the firm Of E'gsn fe,.l
never -an them quarrel; yesterday mes-i-s ve,.o.
aid O'Clock, wss il the store Q, h's.- 49, :, g;.b
while th4fe sId ct wols shcSmtssr Vsue @ L " u
wr,k which was dnis,et sad ssked iof i,o.e G
NJ. Veit. thsI begaa 10 a.. ocf Le W .,su
Ressx cot uu for his ssst ala ti.I " INC
"1Ss. Gso tueasiny b: Ve.tE' !. .oI aV,7 ~ ~
r",rss ct re ssrs. TINS csilet NJ Neft1 s"lr'
des der Eean tcok tts ssss ZOE ny ~ - 'o
vcsx vhlro sea CT tT NJ: Ts''c eho ..IsE tse', e
bs eoCc 0f u ere. II. Vera SA'' Sa'.' ''-''"9
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
FIRES.

flRY IN lvEHUY B--Two PERSONS BADLY BURNED.
Shortly after IL o'clock yesterday ire broke out
in the distilery Of Arnold Blum, No. 4s Avenue b.
but the flames were speedily extnguisbed. Loss
about $ioO Insured for 5000 in the Rutgers Insur
Ence Company The fire was occaSioned by the ex
plosion Of .tin bu. from what causs we did 10
isarn. A man named Alexander Breisbackor aud q
Slaughter of Mr. Blum were badly burned.
YrRE IN BRooKLYs
About 6 O'Clock yesterday mornin, quantity o
refnso material deposed in the cellar OF the mat fa:
ioy il Division avenue near Ninth street, f. d., took
FIRE ffom spontaneous combustion il was extp-
pushed before any dsmsge done.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

CUsIcus SUicIDE.--On Friday last we published
= notice OF the mysterious absence Of Edward Wash
burn mulasto boy. whose sudden Disappearance had
caused great snxiety at ho,nc. His body was found
yeseiasy on the lake beach west of the city He had
evidently o'ed by drowning. The circumstances at
tending his disappearance are truly sneuiar. TIE
boy wss ten years old, and s9n Q: Mys. Washburn,
% 1nhih lew years married To Mr. Burnham a barber
The boy bad been siosuisr,y gwen 10 dreams ip
%hiSa bis father appeared to hin and h. hss bad
morbid melsnch1i! Ia which shtieigadons OF do III
yeIo Mingled. lie told bis mother Ast he dss;r,3 n
be buried il his fathors grave. He walked nm Al rb,
Bud tos her ths; he had had hard tms to ken cn
oiowping. On Thursday bis mother gave him adolsr
sns told him to 20 to marx t. A few tcurs acor he
had pot goLe and she learned that he had been al ps
apd lost the money She sent him into the house but
We passed through it, and seen to faT the Lake
e neT iosgh the streets, attracting the attention Of
{fope' and was sferward seen to struggle on the
beaen al The loot Of Bank street with white boy who
was syirg to Prevent his Ding Into the ws,or. The
shte ci7vninstasoes give saasfso,ory evidence that
~ se wsS ~ peitd de- soseneas. aud must have sons
I" INC Hs<s west OF hs city aud drowned him,c'G
tCleg,sSai u,,LA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

Mr.. John Broughams complimentary benefit at
NibIos, on Saturday night, was perfect ovation, the
house being packed beyond oil precedent. Tne we'll
known comedy Of London Assurance" was played by
Messls Bourcicsult, Burton, Brougham, Wscot, Les
lie, A. H. Davenport, John Wood, and Mrs. Bourci-
ceu!, aud AIRS. Wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

Mr. p. T. Baynum has taken passage In the Arabia
which leaves for Europe the I'd of September. His
family are now in London, and Mr. B. has determined
to mako that city his permanent place Of residence
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

The weather on Saturday was unseasonably cool;
but yesterday it warmed up, and we had succession
Of sunshine and showers, including q violent hail
storm at about five O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

ACCIDENT on THE HAauros Fgngr.-Abow
O'clock ye .terdey atsInoOD, as the stesmboss Mon
tauk vas euteri,g the clip On the New-Yofk side.
boy aged about l5 attempted to jump ashore betose
the boa. wss a1e fast to tie bridge. lie missed has
footing and had one Of bis fee, badly jammea betveea
the bon. aud Ire bridge. lie was taken TO the City
IIcspitel
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

A German named Henry Mtaler, attempted 10 drown
bimfelf by Jumping Ct Ito Hoboken feny.boat a. ~
O'clock yesterday. He was rescued by the deck haa9s
oud cony ed t, the Stson-iouse by the feryrnA~,
and then taken to his house No. II Hemmefs7 st.ef
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
tAdyssti-ement.i

F,1'Ss. ~
DR.. r. GeODALI's oaice. No. 3SS Broadway q
opsa TOR cossus,io& I'D t.scat q TIA. paoss sssns~s
d.sse, CAIshs1. -
Loas and patient inve.asssics Into tao oaa.es se -
s,upoms of this al essa, aud nsny yeLs ere neaes - -
tiesineSl oi l.. tss d. sctoS iim y seJ whea I -
positive sna radical cure end his vait<ra ssess 80
rnc.f dDcos aging vsnaats bun q .syh
src trselxneat eascts.i ana spoo]y e~<vs
&C e. horrr q a n Ill 4 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

sm.LL BOAT CPsxr.-yesterday Afternoon, during
The sousil, q small boat, containing two meo snd
woman, was upset when of Governors Islands. TheT
we've rescrtd by yawEboat from scAoooer isps
of the Bu:ennilk Channel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
fAsvsrfse<srct

EDwAaD H. SNos. M. D.. Ed;sr -
o., "a o~.,.tia, ani C.ss.lis. ss@s,s no az sh -.
Oas. .sr, ,ss. ss,s y ssl - sStA4as.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

BopY FousD.-The body Of Henry Ral!hnusc:, .
,ouIg u.sn WHO was drowned on TUESDAY nisis sasss
oppo,ite Foh Lee, was found aoaing in the nEe se~
ho shipysrd st Hobokea OF Friday afternoon -
ice Crane OF Hoboken held en- inquest on the o'aS'
and verdict was rs pdered Of occidcotsi of'"ass'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

lAiycfti semcet
VISITORS 40 NEw-YOnK
A.. .sl.el 70 Il al tho sds et.esosat Il Mes4s DnLss
70 or 10. soisoTa page of tbs pspst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

The nativity table gives $40 natives OF the onioe
States 81 of ireland 36 of Germany II of Eoslsrd,
ard the balarce Of various foreign countries
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NUMBER As a
5 CITY L 5B j ). d SIN sEjiSS
GoLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.

| iG0IDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
TIA MAJ ~ SSss a.. w ii isEllSIzIS IT,
Il s.FE4EIfAND lRIgH9islt t7.Hsf1l E;
sSr Fae%As e sts r r5.sr I'll a s.
fsy e9sls, yaEis.ie- ans 9ItlliqesF
70 their former them 70 p
soc, 600 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being BY far the largest DEsIRAnL slocl and
s@SFssiss he RET a Of
10 sss ; sss haze ssss
Winter both Of Fbss Wen 81 thsit stock
sy:gg been ne E%stsse slg, Preyes;se
ps SsIS 5.s 70 al ki. OF Sstton IaStie and buy:
Sts Is wen Is drtSs foda Tie iapotsfs and Isbsfss
cSSi BaystS, etScr bS the PIECE Or at RET4Ti
eEse-st byu similar house i. ihe west t5ESis
made and are are @sT5E s as
s rHSq E Shs p the best selected stocks Of goods n
n IN tl,Il stock may be found fully ,qai Ylias3
4.b0V french MtfiaOtS scssbmefes; sSAiss Ens
EesSs;i and .
8 s ssaSs Sa'ldfci and eSs s.
$500 GihEhsns bsbs1es, Dstaiuy. ss.i rrnts and
American wSolsni ail Cotton goods kept rs any sIIsr
house, u not by any lisasys Ia The city. ttiait as
sSe @ f5c q iss tG Upon saff SSsif isst sast
They ferl eaa6sht that they esu Offer Inducements to
GtosS elIs cxeeCd bj iihbuEe ia tht tai
inc united States No trouble show gSodsood seatts
OarSi Hotels and Boats for - fIsy lls1
nos AlFASs GH hHpd. Pras liysGesse FSsthsFs5Ae
ENeoURAG H AaIERI CAN MANU- p N0TBREI7
.s,,. ,BUTLRR,A I8OIGk-EkEEEsISIRiS - -
Writing Fluid.
lNCk tls superior Fluid Ink been before thepabd
a. s264 nov sa fSs i've & has Ssn
mold Fluid. tssf RI - - -.
DafnE the past year twenty thousand quart pint bot.
smaller sECE aVe Been sd
70 hlnkera and merchants in Cinspnai LouisYle, Pitts
Buffalo, Cleveland, Terrc Hhdtc aytft9,
Sneennes Indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort eSInRton
Bietphs St Lodis, FicEsOufE Jackson NachtG
o. Kentucky, TGiReSsee Mississippi 1t hRS
taken trce TGt
Sisat s.ss iS Tt 22 four sId Prize
and Illinois. - n. ~ I' 1e+i' -4' 4's
4he following nerchat lsr. ii Y-heelI
tofoEs pSing ATnoll'S ia 8. -.
lef Book Whiting fuil. n fN1 v.v,,e ~
Northwestern Rank
Bank OF Wheeling; BGhR 70 Vineed TRY IN
rinE rim S SS9SSPanyi County c?9F
ii55olse; Kelly Holloway Co.; RtseH assps
natihesB3 Z Co.; T. Sweeney &Son; Doars as az uhole
59yai ltSy BOYD ott Oliver Pryor Jas H. Stout
FOR sale at manufacturer prices by - sq2
-.oe80 - - " tst BAsIBDlSs5 G1hRERs0N 4 CO.
Watches, = Qyyeleyy silver !RSlnFCS5 YYaYGl
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-CHuKChEs -Of -WHENLING.

=,
llh The following list Of the dinersnt Churches ana te
ti'ae aHd place Of meeting. ~ t"sts are Ans
WIN make The neeessary correction : itl pleasure;
81 4dhhstss EptscUha'io5,' Sornss 'io1'os -ne
trests, Rev. T. PKhEiAs, Rector 4O
O'Clock, evsnins,I l.
81. Jons EptseoaiidH Main street between fLtt ana
BSsORd, Centre Whsslns' Hsv.s u. sAia a. M 'ss'0s
'eIv'eSs w., s.' ~
FGrt tsstVterian REy r. H. WtEb Pastor Fourths':,
stuesu Monroe and 0niney
seOad fTsAtytsrtaH, Webster street, ostHrsh Hl 'u
Market Centre Whrelns services morning and evening.
7hiFd fiiih ltrse an
Tai5sTt 1ta south 1sti =
EonrA I'e'Vsr ,RsvA FArLl, Pastor. Mai1.tss,,
bsiNssn Wa'lips'on ana '.'e-' ''';' -
E0pytA arsci N.t4edt't 'tsoePa' Rev; >. Z. MtLsos
Pa'.or. YoaIsh street, ssi.ss' si9At'' -'s
-, R.yk A. BForn PaStor
- ~ ,orI, ~. s;o,th IybeslipS; services
'.l otpt1 =. -. -
- Is,So,it ,i.ooaai Rty r. H. AIox.
"I Pas.9r SlaplS 80. M .y.aIpr.
S',,s y 49,; Il Csr, Rev. A. srrrEs,
aston ssfs'Sss as,- ON ss,liar I.as REV. j.
!, 49, p.,,oy.
,,a D,t5,sIi,f EDieeoDdl, nav. G. HtEEip, Pastor,
,,.,.r,, webster and Third, Centre wlsSl-
inE. l.I.i -. v,,,,,Ih
st. james Cdtktdygl, Roman Catholic, RI Rev; BlsAol
- = yh ,trrst corner Of HAnlpdrnj services
,,,,,,, mi sf,ernoon.
1890, 5tgy,,ei rev j. r McCLunS, Pastor, corner
fMarket jenerson dat'srnOon
: Js,,,.t ~ Ciay Etreet, between FIisli and
,,,,,,.,,,. ysersu morning aud evening.
i,i,.,., Markst rtrs.t, between Webster and Third
Centre wls'llnE service. le " the "9fpaE' 'Hs 9
s,s.,t,.ai yoesaas, Rev j. nEl5A1 Pastor. Clay
-, ~, s,x,h Eas tVrheeline.zsf
S,5,iel I,thertan, Rev 2. ZuNnER,tAS,
,, ,,,,t,t ,trev between Webster and Third OentTS
, .s,,,.s, r,orninr and evening.
,nipev stTeet between Market and
,,,ss'ss7 .sss'7, ~
,,s,t,sf tJnion Tall. Main street, between
], C,.,. .srvIer. iOIS morning. sllt7 l-,i
'''li's SO - -.
,,I,1o L,TET.T.6)WSt4 I0IREOrOlSY,
- -. 1,,,,,,v.d.,
~ Monroe -tree,s
JIMrs ". MooaE. N.G.i 8. n Carr, Secretary
ErankIsIS Lodge Ne. 19.-MUUts A. aboveeyeEy
:. '..,., = 81 YRtzen NJ a.; " n. Nc
z.ss,, E.':.s, s::s:,.'y ::s.ss
:, wsaa.,a.y s.ralas. cas- RlstsAsF' \. 81 ''''
,.,,,1,,,, sodre No, 59-Meets every Monday
=, ~ IIaii corner MARKET and ouiaey stFeess
eVeaus ~ ',S q 'EaSr 1.os,yS seosetary
FaaelH boasi ne. &C., n a. y ~ Js EteaSSr.r
ss1',..ly. R,..,,pp,en. No. t.Nsei. lt he
a tarGes nn Monroe 't.s'' The sr,isaS ~ :,
Es',say sysSi"s. ,, s o. .nsA 'a'P'e' = =
:; Wa. Tell Isasnuapuaspt Ne. ss.-=stse.l a
sbsye the Sscoad aud fourth TusadaJ evening" ofSsen
month. HsSlI ErhIt. G. p; CAis. LtaeE, scribe
NIAsoNIC DIRECTORY.
,o,--.,,..,, :. Us,6oIs ii.j,
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MATHEW McNABB.

AID DEaLEH X
Flour. NIilI Feed OF aIts kinda. Corn and
Corn 9fenl5 Oats, Hailed 1tay, sc,
Aof the aDoye aFLlclsS of extra charge
in any part Of the city s.t-sslit
The hEheit price psil Ia cash for a County Produse
opposits thrsseona PFsssyssriaa Church Centre wheel
ing 3slI
VNIRaTRRS RRsRRyE CHEEsE Just received and fer
w .als by I.axel y AElLLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
Watches, > Ryyeleys silver n nd FSlnTcSi TTaYG
CIocks, &c. A,c.
aC.sP. BROWM.

| =. No. lib Main Street 1RYheelinE. va. si 7
now opening Of fthe finest and largest
of goods In his lIne that has beeh brought ID th{
rlti which will BIZ sold Wholesale and Retail Al prices M
low rs any house West OF the Atlantic cities.
nlong iG goods may be found Gold and Silver IYAtsl{S
rom SOME of the most EnglEh Suisse Manu-.
Also the real d. IsSD an PSfSiif
lever W. achss. Clocks In great variety, including fcp6
Gay nt quality, suitable Banks
stations, Otlees and Watch Makers f4 = 1f5,ssr
Beautlful JeWe In sets or Otherwise OF Coral Mosi
cameo dold Stone Lava, and all Qold JcEcIfy AlFo i
nt son Solder and plated JtWelr very cleGp
FINE pocket Cutlery, RazorsI SGtEprs, Silver Napkin
nEs, Gard Cases, Gold Pens, DC. &C. Eyery article 81
ms 70 good as REPRESENT
s9 Or the money returned a coil socitea
miro Ills Main ST. one door from Marsh Tayior's
l5l5 No! 2 Washingt Hall.
TAkE pleasure In Informing my friends and patrons %
haye Just reociHed the largest finest and selected
stock Of Cloths CasereS and Nesngs, for spring ana
summer wear, that have offered 10 tile citizens on
Wheeling and Tcinyi ali Of which am 70 naLe
to order n tic latstau most apiroSga style and btt
az short notice ARoods be as rp-
reEehted or no sale. = slfF. -
have also just received large stock OF Gentsf Fufis
s3g SSodsi sTel a. eo6sts ard sirls
anu nhlrt collars, SI Cotton aud MeriD0 Under Shirts,
Ss Linen Draws and
GIssk, white and eOlorsd Kia Gloves
Piain elASE and fapcy Stocks, Ties, Cevas, &c. &c.
.,...:!l--l l9ll.I.}l : a H. lsTAIbMANJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

Pianoes, Mtodsons; straphines end tuned
aud repaired and all other Kinds Of
With nsatness and dispatch. ',Sp ts{f7 ~ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
Pens 1! Pens /! Pens
som mRTaElNG NRW.

~ r BROWN has rsesiSs a superior lot Of Cold Pens
Ns which be had made under his supervision. They
made from gold reduced 70 IL kras combination
bliy by any other combination Of netals Prices are
moderate and every warranted They be known
by every pen being stamped SO p BE1FE. Wheeling