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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-04-07

Somebody has been looking after pepper
mint statistics. Is is stated that in two towns
of st. Joseph County, Michigan, in 1855,
$4,000 lbs, Of the oil was produced, which
brought in the New York market % per
pound. From eight to twelve lbs is produced
from an acre of the plant. The first crop re.
quircs good deal Of care, but the next two
years il yields without attention. After the
third year the crop must rotate, in order 70
best the land The mint is cut in August, and
the oil extracted by distillstiop, filtered thro
flannel, and put in tin cans for market.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-04-07
Drapery and Tailoring

Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring.
(Railroad street between Manning ana West Streets,)
HE subscriber wishes TO return his sincere thanks to
those friends who have favored him with their patron
age the time, TO call their attention 10 the
and we'll selected stock of
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs, vESTIE GS; &c.
lie has Just received from New York City, all Of which
he feels anxious TO sell at the lowest price pattern
make into garments may suit the purchaser.
n-V Cutting done hs Invented and Improved
system and wsrabted to be- inferior to none, but superior
20 most ~ BAN Apprentice wanted.
Hillsdsls Sept. 18th 1885. r. ROWE.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
81 spes Hees Street, door Rorh Of Hamu0rds Hard
Store.
Tn subscriber received the largest and beat assortment Of
Bro ,dooths, Cassmeres, vsstings satinets, Sleeps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
Ofaknds grades and color which be offers for sale ~ the
lowest possible prices Hyou don't just call at the
Cgstas 0es and examine for yourselves not 10 be
Deceived By these oEfsi printers.
Cloths sold by the Yard.
seots Fall aud Winter Fashions for 1S5556 Just received.
ready 10 make up custom work In most superior
and style. YCutng for Others 20 make Conc
IN tile styles and all Gu warranted " prop
sriy made mp. 4c9n1y c. HATToN.
INVITE PORTAGE LAND P1AsTEf-
w tr sale by J. ID. BALDY.
i '''' cTnrcHELL.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-04-07

fE II is foolish to lay out money in The
purchase Of repentance.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-04-07
HILLsDALE EXCHANGE.

OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE, CONNECTED WITTY PLANK
WALK AND FREE OMNIBUS, TO WHICH GUESTS INVITED.
good Livery and Conyeyances to Of the country
reasonable terms
Cash paiT for Coarse Grain and Provisions.
Having rebuilt and replenished present patroni
and friends with the above Card hoping better meet
the reception OF guests and increase business by
close attention Returning thanks for past patronage
invite encouragement for the future.
Hilpdale, March .. 1857. w. q, HOEG.
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AlNtfIIsFfnEII
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands Ot life have

nearly out discovered while in the East Indies certain
for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Colds and
General Debility The remedy discovered by him when
his only child adsughier given upo die He had heard
much the wonderful restorative and healing qualities II
preparations made from the East India Hemp and the thought
occurred to hin that be misht make remedy io his child lie
studied hard and succeeded In realizing bis wishes His chd
cured and il alive and well He has sin sdmiG!s
tered the wonderful remedy to Thousands OF sufferers In all
the world and he has failed in making hem
pcey healthy and happy Wishing TO Do much good
.ible he will send 70 such of his afflicted fellow beings a. re-
quest this recipe with full aud pcit directions for making
up and ssuy it, He requires eech applicant to
incose him .hug-three cents TO BE- returned postage
the recipe and the remainder 10 be spped TO tie payment
Of this advertisement Address
DR. H. JAMES No. ls Grandst, Jersey City, " J.
SThere persons who pretend TO prepare Fos SALE
the Extract Cannshs lndica" from Dr. h Janess recipe
who profess be his AGENTS AL such persons are impo
tors DR. H. sole object benefit the world and
not money lie has Gge7 who prepare hts the IL
cines from the recipe and never viii have The Poso can
not 40 the medicines from the recipe to sell II at
profit the Of importing the East India Hemp alone bHns
too great % admit Of pecunis speculation IN ae gehN
and perncious drug two cOstiLg few csnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

The Tax Rolls of the several Wards are now open
for review and correction at No. % Chambers street
All corrections must hereafter be made by the Com
mssioners, the Legislature having taken from the
Supervisors the power heretofore possessed by THAT
body. The law also provides that applications Tor
the correction of in real estate must be made in
writing by parties considering themselves aggreved.
Property owners should not fail to examine the books
ut once as they coseon the 25th of June, and during
the last few days there is generally such rush to
make it a difficult matter to get an opportunity of
examining them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

Mr. Patrick Lynch, the editor of The IRISH Amer'-
can newspaper, died very suddenly on Saturday morn
ing He was taken i'll on the Sunday previous of brain
fever but supposed it would terminate fatally.
Mr. Lynch, previous to coming to this country, edited
The Glare and Limerick Examiner. lie was forty-five
years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS. 49, The Quarantine
Commissioners met again on Saturday last. The con-
uset Tor =, 400 running feet Of fence at 1914, was
signed by the parties, Dobson s. Lewis, and the con-
uact for the three hospital buildings, by James An-
kateI for g. 500 each. The bids for the pier will be
announced Monday. The arrangements for the
fck are to be completed by the Goth of June To-day
ths Commissioners viii decide on the location Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

NORTH RIVER Bo.Ts.-The steamer Columbia Of
the line to Hudson, being broken down, the steamer
Rip Van Wrinkle is temporarily running in her place.
The steamboat Eagle, which piled last Winter between
this city and Port Monmouth, N j.. after undergoing
thorough repairs is about being put on the route be-
tween Poughkeepsie and Albany, and will prove
great convenience TO the residents along the line of
the river in that section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

CAUGHT THIS TIME.-On Saturday afternoon two
well dressed Young fellows squeezed their way into one
of the Eighth-avenue cars, which was already over
crowded. in West Broadway, with twofold object
to escape the fury of the wind-Storm that was raging
at the time and to ply their vOcation-that of picking
pockets A gentleman named Mayer was selected
the victim and in moment he relieved of his
pocket book containing 81 in bills and other property
He discovered his loss almost immediately thereafter
and gave the alarm, when the two well-dressed ndi-
vduas seemed in particular hurry to get out of the
car in which they succeeded, but suspicion resting
upon them, Mr.. NJ. hastily followed, crying ont stop
thief "pckpockets," &c. Officer Webb of the
Lower Police Court CHANGING TO be in West Broadway
at the time, nearly opposite the ear, and hearing the
ALARM stopped as he recognized Martin Brien, no.
torous pickpOcket. jump from the platform and rum
Suspectng Bren, the officer arrested him just as he
gained the sidewalk, but the moment Mr.. Webb laid
hands on him he dropped the pocketbook in the gutter
calculating that in the confusion OF the moment 1t
would not be seen; but it was however, observed by
Several and the pocketbook with It's contents re-
covered. The accompice, who it is supposed picked
Mr.. Maver's pocket and then handed the p0cketbOok
10 O'Brien succeeded in making his escape. Though
hotlv pursued he made his legs do their duty, aud
Ginning a side street lodged into an aleyway out of
siobt. Officer Webb took OBrien to the Station
Uouse and detained him for the night. Yesterday
no,r;n the fellow was conveyed before Justice Os-
horn at the Tombs and committed for examination.
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er ,he ,er. n The speskcs rruire that he bf shost
disclosed GO IN shieh h. duty 70 The peroo spoken N
havr hs horTn.isa. and Be sppe' ~ !; paces In p
on 70 o ~. ~ pryviog, ,,ios in,ers.s
hef should be vitAheld that any obstacle should be
po-ed 70 il. marx fire. and eOnhantsl expression And tAs
that for 70 upon the evidence whether the pstA
made in bad filth ~itAoa, beyns :, the tine &
nde. that It Asd upon the Who'll eyiasxoe bs.rss
fsi,h part Of Mr Bowen saying what ala to Ma
Soe O., ia. hs wha, be aud to b 'ras or n yr .A
BY the pss that Mr. Bowen spoke the GOOD f.tA
hvns then b. that be did then
your duty end for the defendant 10 thai 70. WI
occNn to recall what have further to in rsss
b deemed within the priseseto % tr,s-d psyslessA
conmunicstonsd your deliberations viii be tcrnnsisd
- -, rx;cx,a ,c,s,,ynrs,ion-.pd 40 far AZ rr,.r. -
the question Of rae defendsnts liability Win consider
the sbci the QUESTION Of privilege as fa posecse 70
In the latter e y instructed that the h.sss
the words used sc;ionsbe OF themselves ths, Ia Of such
character that seton will f or D. sustained y ers prs
words spoken Griossy ase, the character Of the pam
r and thereby prceae special canase whd TIE Psnts he
alleged in complaint and proved on the trial Word ara
sctoEsbe If they mpuie TO the Ps'ia crime OF tsey e
ton import his character and oonauct in that trs
business vocation sneA as unit HIM for OF tehder hn m
or business touch" his character tending TO ure IN
ths, particulars aud they not spoken az the p'sanna -
although ten.ncy general inputson TO affect has.
in his business employment The only special damage e.
legged that he consequence OF the words spoken d.
charged from the employ Of the said Of 0e N wesd
and then deprived the gains sa6
profits tho said enpsymen aud has since been ensbe 70
Obtain any employment The loss 10 be compensated sac
case the pecunsTy loss but witness ,este- thst be -
charged and proof given offered that be has eecs
deprived Of employment H. therefore yDn ana thai tee
word. Arorlhe Of Aemsye then the piaina
mas failed 10 prove the facts which alone make the words A.
tionsbe and the defendants entitled % verdict On tas
other hand words sconshle Of thcm.elvcs have
air ady said the plaintiff only bound 10 prove that they weS
spoken him BY the defendant The damages are peculiarly
within your proVinc, 10 determine. .
Some exceptions taken by both counsel to per
tons Of Tho charge.
The Jury having been absent shout an hour returned
with verdict for plaintiff of 81 500the jury on tbs
former trial awarded 5000. The defendant VII
doubtless appeal.
William Rudford sgt. Harris Wilson. .
Order granted application of the defendant tor
.he appointment Of receiver collect the rents Of eertsa
easehod prensea Reported incorrectly in saiadays pspsS
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ADVERTISEMENT
LIFF-PREsFRyING SHIRTS.-CHARLES )

BuSXERs LuE-PREsERvISG SHIRTS for the OF Bathers
Men admitted all hands u oe
the perfect and reliable invention OF the kLd ever made
Ladies' by aid Of this (which IL made tor bathers
Of the finest Merno and be ordinary piece OF
ooing enjoy the luxury Of bathing without Tear
The Life Preserving Shirts made for voysgrrs stout and
capable bearing the safely the deepest waves
or heaviest u Persons specimens Of these articles
BIS calling at the show-rooms No. 557 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

ppc, book ing blu gold coin 10 IT, u,
OF o. beside uhT Of pyr@ p.P- ofval, NJ. -
det.ctsi the excused with m hand be- rocket hr ne
r.ed the alarm Of siop hlct" the ABOVE naTi officer
rurrer him house IN Jersey street 20 upper story
With b. found him and took him ody Ac5neies'e Of
Hrsdy's succedsd II esecrg his soap Brady. bang
before Justice DayisJu he'd q bal. h Of
s.sv e for thr 81 nse.
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The Jury gave the following

That the said Eugene Grelet came to his death by
abscess Of the BRAIN the result Of inflammation Fur
Their we find that deceased received every possible
after ton at the hands of the physician and keepers
during his imprisonment We consider the building
row used as COuntyJa entirely unsuited Tor that
nnnose on account OF the crowded state of the
and want of ventilation and would call the immediate
attention Of the proper authorities to the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

CORNWALL, ORANGE Coin noticing the establish
mept of new station on the Hudson River Railroad
about three miles below Fishkill, we inadvertently
stated that ferry boat about to ply between that
point and Caldwel's in connection with the trains
whereas, we intended to have inserted Cornwall, or
rather, we should say, New Cornwall that being the
proper name we believe, instead of Caldwes which
is situated about twelve miles below.
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McGrath of

GR,SD LARCENY BY BOY.-Oficer McGrath of
the Eighteenth Ward Friday arrested James Herring aged
a HAVING stolen pocsetbOok containing
+40 bank bills from the coat pocket Of Mr. Thomas Field
doing business The Of Hester and Elizabeth
The accused scknosed his guilt and said that having
the pockebOok he tempted t. H. He taken be
Justice Dawson, who committed him O. for the
Oieuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

Connecticut SDi left the week before Chrissnas s-d
came 10 live or board in the house OF Edward Henry.
be and his wife made the take drink AMI | spent Al
ny money. They also robbed Of all my cloth =
and turned me out Of doors, and went TO work. The
second time they en'iced me- Ia come back again aud
robbed me again. likewise breaking my character |
have DO friends here 20 lay my death at their door
MARGARET REED A. BERRY"
The jury rendered verdict Of suicide by taking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
F,ru MIsr.Kr-Coroner Perry held Al inquest

FATAL MIsrAKE.-COroner Perry held an inquest
Yesterday At No e Sullivan street upon the body young
man named George McCafrey II appears that deceased has
been months with pAus his bones and partial
paralysis caused by working white lead be in great dis
trrss ard took medicine prescribed by the physician fire.
ouenty relieve him About o'clock Yesterday morning ne
screamed with pain and his wife give him the
the medicine BY the doctor Two bottles stand
tahle. the she poured
bottle audanum and him by mistake which
caused drath shortly after The Jury rendered verdict that
deceased came to death By the taking audanum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

The paragraph in last relating the adventures OF
a. Gentleman from ireland, having been understood
az pointing to Capt William L. Seaman, it Is only
necessary to say in refutatOn of this mistake that
Can't Seaman was married Wednesday last to Mrs.
Virginia W. Collins of Arkansas. This is not exactly
the goal TO which "a Gentleman from Ireland" was
tending at the date of our last advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

PAssIsG SPURIOUS MoNEY.-Richard Williams of
No ST. Sixth Saturday evening caused the arrest Of
a person calling himself George W. Wood charge OF
passing him for articles OF small vs4Ye
spurious ~ bank bill Purpons 10 hsye been issued by the
Commercial Bank of Massachusetts a. Salem in that state
which said he - bill the Commercial Bank Of Perth
Amboy broken. The taken before Justice
fisndresu who committed him tor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

qurst Yesterday :, the New York Hospital upon boiy
Young mar I'd Edward Folis The Js-y rendered
dic deceased - his death by quantity OF hay
taking FIRE in the stable o. Mr Johnson No ST. street
where be eepnE which burned him severely Moa
DAY last - 10 cause his death Oh SATURDAY night.
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DIsAPPEARAscE.-

George , hns ga wen: to ~ new W
Gen Kngsand of beIr. ~ ao a. cothing 10 purchase
seed has not yet eisI bse he ne general. as1 stopped
place in Robin SIRE cbsps- some uucurreat
fund. to current money Of Which he IG i.bs sSr be had M
u fo.se was ,Ie within an hour Mr kins'la9d aeo1t
y feet es,eS b.. a9hs ~ s npi tire Children
sps si,n .Sn supposed father and husband Nj
kns.nd .te hab .asnass IN n DAILY
beloved BY large cIe!s Of si'A--''-'"
Advertised.
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Ngw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILoAD-SuNMER AR
rAsGENTSr.-The Summer arrangement for running
passenger trains goes into effect on the 18th inst
Three through Express trains leave New-York fort
Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls connecting with
the Express trains on all the western roads, at m
II a. IN. aud 5p. IN. The way trains run as hereto
fore.
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TAd,ertissmenti
| Lectures on Consumption

DR.. S. s. FITCH'S Six Lectures on Consumption
and the Laws # Ls san pages. 81 engraving. bound
planning mode in which h. disease. Of the Lungs aud
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent by m postage
Zee IN receipt Of ~ Address FITCH Co No. IA
Broadway
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NEEJERSEY II,EMS.

BOARD OF Ere CoMMIssIoSERs-Ih newly e't ci.-
s.,,rssy evening Last and in the presence Of
the Common Coc COMMITTEE on hs s's pepane gs~
Ios !i III Cts,le, Scott four years; NJ Clark three
yts, Z Msripdale two years and WE. Me'e, one yet
m Ros, -rspted for the year by choosing D. O'eso! III
c a. az etctns p P. Bodden Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

The SUNDAY CARs.-Between so and 90 cars were
put upon the dferen. routes yesterday being nearly
double the number of the Sunday previous. They
also started at shorter intervals. During the morning
hours they were decenty filed On up and down trips,
but during the Afternoon and until they ceased running
they were crowded to excess. 1t was hardly possible
TO "wedge" into semeof the cars after they started
from the stations. Thu Directors express themselves
satisfied with the result so far
The Greenpont cas- which passed through VIII
amsburgh yesterday unlike other days, were densey
crowded with personspassng from one portion OF the
city to the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
ADVERTISEMENT
Thanks 10 the Paris modstes and his.OWn manu.

THANKS 20 the Paris mOdstes and hlsOWH Hfuu-
factory T. WILDE, No 25l Broadway. nauguraes the
er with such stock Of Paris Bonnet Straw Goods silks
Ribbons French Flowers Dress Caps and Head Dresses II
woud be difhcut 10 parallel Every opening day at
hi. extensive arerooms New IS lies daily coming in
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

FIRE, ALARM AND DISTURBANCE AMONG THE FIRE
nrs-There was an alarm of fire in the First District
about II O'Clock on Saturday night. The fire compa-
nies promptly answered the call, and rushed down
Fulton street with reckless speed. No. 49, in passing
No. TO- cut of the bite of the latter. One of No. los
men was struck and considerably hurt. No. engine
ran into one of the FutOn-avenue cars, and broke off
the stancheons and smashed several of the windows
Some other company ran into another car and tore off
b.. -i-~I IS .l.:- -rraratrs and then beat the
ductor for the accident There was great confusion
for a while but all soon Gained down again. The
alarm was caused by the burning of a tar-barrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
Acknowledgement

IEts.-IHE NANIUN i IN NUNFANf UtVt
variety Of TEAS for Grocer Tea Dear sud pr
vat. f.siesSouch0ng. Oooag and Young Hy,ou. from
cents ~ cents 6unpowder and Imperial from p cent.
oents-an other qualities equally low Also % boxes of good
Family Tes for one dollar Gail snd examine.
No Id ChshsIns s. between Pearl and Rooseyelt-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

DFATH Prom INJU RIEs.-Cor0ner Perry held 81
inquest yes,eTdsy No is Walker street up re body u
Nscsrre Brerar. whose des.h ra.s~d by fcg from
The root the house while ssged haasins Up cl1he
An inquest was also held az the " Y. Il spiial upOn
the body Of John hcComb who who Injured by fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

CRY MoRT.LuT.-The City Inspector reports 3S3
deaths during the past weeks decrease Of a., as
compared with the return of the week previous The
following statement exhibits the number OF deaths dur
ing the past week, among aduls and children DIS
tinguishng the sexes
Men Womes Boy. Girls. To,-.
W %ses : :aS4: My My Be- s..: " II q IS
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing Consumption, d convulsoRs (infantile 81
inflammation Of the lungs % scarlet fever %,
sles, g. nfantel, -; dropsy in the he,d,
80; smallpox, 8; Group, 10. There were also
deaths of disease of the kidneys of bronchitis Of
congestion Of the brain of typhus fever of disease
of the heart, of teetbing l3premature births, %
stillborn, and 10 from violent causes, including 5
drowned and ? murdered
The following is q classification of the diseases and
the total number Of deaths in each class Of disease
during the past week: Bones, joints, &C., / bra.
and nerves, So generstive organs g heart and blood
vessels IA; lungs throat. &C. I03 stinborn and pre-
mature births, Il; old age, s. skin, &c, and erupsvs
feyers, g stomach, bowels and other digestive
gans, 81 uncertain seat and general fevers, 81; IN
known, .; urinary organs ll-tota, 3s3.
The number of deaths, compared with the cores
ponding week in 1855 and 1856, was as follows:
Week ending MAY DC 1876 ......................ssl
Week ending May "a ls5.......................32
Week ending May o. 1871. ,...................SSj
The nativity table gives 273 natives Of the United
States II of Ireland IA of Germany, IL of England,
of Scotland, . Of France, and / each of Prussia,
Spain. Switzerland, the West Indies aud British
America and unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

SERIOUS FALL.--Yesterdsy a man named John
Smith brought 70 the New York Hospi,a suffering from
the brain. caused BY falling from ladder
steamer ArAso al the Dy Dock Hi iucFle Of very
rious nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
Officer Brady OF

SUGARASD MOLASsES 500 HIGH.-Offcer Brady OF
the ard yesterday discovered three boys named
Daniel Kelly James Henry and john Flood the a. OF
stealing molass and se hOgsheads " front 81 the
No. "a Wal street and arrested them The boys were
H. 10 and years respectively. and pootS clad
Each had small tin kettle partly filed with sugar ana mo
which they had stolen from the h0EshesdS On the way
the Police Court the boys told the officer that their parents
them obtain these articles the manner ABOVE
mentioned they costly for them 70 BUY Jlsilcs
Welsh scn; the boys 10 the Juvenile Asylum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

ForND DROvNkD.-lesteday dIteruOOH Ov I
Inc nssr Greeppht Deceased was identified as young
seotchnsn recently arrived who sd been employed On Yep
rt o n. mont decreased went out in toe small pos' ana
shorty after was seen struggling in the water Before asst
nee could eech hiu he sunk The captain oehs aO''n nc
mama ~ deceased ould not b. Dcertalheu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

NEw-YoRK CEETlAL RALKoAD.-TO-dayt the Time
Table for the Summer takee effect. The following Il
the hour Of arrival and departure Of the several Pas
senger Trains at Albany. Buffalo and Suspension
Rrihpe.