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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
UNITED STATES EXPEDITION AGAINST
PARAGUAY

n, n. Editor oj ire London Doiiy Aera
SIR: Having long resided III snd lately arrived from
Paraguay where hal the o~s. opportunities, official
and otherwise. OF ga Ming the views Of Government
and people allow ne lev remarks on q matter
irsc;ly affecting tla; country and the United States
snd indirectly En- Hand beth to principles Of iu-
ternationsl law and TO commercial consider atoms
A. an old officer in the British naval service, trust
shall receive credit when profess anxiety to speak
truthfuly.
The expedition under Commodore ShubIiok, with
Mr.. Bowin as dipom,tc agent. and Captain Page
among IFS officers has FOR IFS avowed object to enforce
r,naraton first. for alleged injustice toward the late
American Consul at the Paragua capital Asuncon.
Viz Mr.. HOPKINS and certain American associates in
specnla,ious there: and second. and chiefly for an
ALLEGED arcrs ,sion n the Water Witch, while survey
ing La Ps.a, and its aiuents the Parana and Para
quay.
According 90 tho American press assuming Ia rep
r-,u. the Government at Washington. II ere are far
ci@r objects in fact, the expedition - TO be ire
and sword propaganda for fuFcing American terms up
ON Mou,ry dec. BusuOs ayes and the Argentine
confederation - well a. Paraguay. Bot this must
tetrsa.ei 81. libel upon tie s-rst American Rrpub-
lc arI r.Drc.t ..y on tn eminent ieg>onngr ~ az
i.a1 Wh,.. G. ars.ter - sta"-lan u several court
a. l-rJg- $ sheen. aisses " As saIeI9a.n- Al!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
Richardson, Spence g. Co... Circular.

Par Tin of baltimore LIVERPOOL, Nov. a 1888.
fsYner deliveries a WHEAT fox the week rnnng Jth o
were: ll4 quaI-rs al A. TO- sssnst loo5 qusIet' a.
u, II. In lie e.ponding week OF last yesr
The trade continues dull aud AL sft-' Ne SOW
A. mars Irue Yesterday, English WHEAT gsncraly
loted Shade but Foreign in iaI supply, With
Itl, b. .ness DOING at previous rates.
To-day market disappointing. Few buyers we've pres
rnt, and WHEAT met r.el sale at fTicays dreuhe
For qualities there demand and ot- or two
forced aud guss prices FLOUR
rxceedngly dun and sd. y barrel cheaper without saes
INDIAN CORN nrgected European pressing for sale a. ST.
easier isies; % Is full quotation for American Mxsd We
iusiaus 4; White Western as 81 Southern s1Ii
y 20 10 FLoUS-Phiidep phi, and Baltimore, y oU.lo
Fx:a Ohio, - d22 q; VIA New Orleans y G9f Western
~ - bb. INDIAN Corn nominal; Yellow, -. Mixed, -Si ;
White. 80 ass y $50 II.
BEsE still uuquired Holders show xety a. sell and
buyers daily vantage even IA he F.s lots - "ch
they Inn, Their purchases
FoRS very duu Irish offered 81, low prices.
B,coNA dragging sud stisiscoTy sale. at easier ssie
, ~ of demand; q ha. been or - .un- prime, which Is
the OILY transaction rrPoFed
TsLLog-Lr doing. sni value uns!'rrrd. The nomin,l
auoa-on fr BItcher. Association" - v cst Ia Lon
CON she nak rnseei and doses q. ., 80 pot aud all
the year .or Z. Z. T..
RcsiA ui,. a. l0ai y c~;.
BAag-No tr.asactioD,.
CoIToN.Th-y- has been ra her deuABd this w--s
and mocing useful Cotton supported in prs: the lover
GRADES. howe,rA sl eGec.ed. AID again cheaper In
Manchester heavy decline submitted 10 IN Yarns aud some
descriptions II 81 BIZ ut tuyefs nor iery no ne MARKET
-ri hss since cortaEca sieaay although there Is
Msd.in. ORLEANS. Lied; Mobile o.. rpllaa'. SD.
II q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

Crr az PAsAMA.-AIesss. Endcoti TO. oi No.
!. Be-kman stree. have issued fine lithoeraph print
Of the City of Pansms. Il is from an original drawing
by DR.. r. n. Otis, surgeon in the United states NAL
Steamship Company service, and, a. it is Wei drewn
We have ~ doubt it is true TO nature Inc io'e-
ground Is rich with tropical vegetaiion-liere ana
there, among the trees, the simple hut oi .e Ia
,ives, and in the dstsnc. the compact Iiue el.y
stretches out into the bay sheltered BY the i-"h'S
which to protect it FROM tn full roll o. u. ocsa"
beyond. Itissplessng picture, and will be valued oy
the multitude of people who have hailed 1t a. the gate
to an FL Dorado or who in turning Their backs upon
t. have gladly bade farewell Of the lat lane ina.
reminded them Of hopes uDiufled and years "s'''''
anS Lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

HISTORICAL KS1wLEDCE.-" EDDIE, 50"
mother friend nf ours to her hopeful son rs she
Was reading to him Of Pocahor,r. 10 the History OF
Virginia, edo YOU know who PocsncnfIs wa.
"les, mother" said the lai, whose Thoughts were
upon t. coveted pony, " she was last iacNst
Eoos,, TrxxrI.-Tbe bcsdin. in the west cod 81
tie tunnel hs been excavac,l to the distance "a ~
feet, aud IN perfectly dry. john Shears .He q ,ne
wolkmea was slle, Thursday evening b. the i'"'hs
Of : quniity al loose rotA. Murty Mecafs ">@ as"
seriously sDagea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1853

Of the country and its proiucts Il. Seams that
while tie noted diPlomsis have been dancing at-
Tendance At Tien.tsin, our quiet Consul. Mr.
Townsend Harris, has 20 won upon the dignltaries
OF Japan 70 20 secure treaty with that country
upon such LIBERAL terms 20 be 4 matter of as
tonishMent to al wIO are conyerslut with Japaa-
ere character
OF course, Lord E.gil not slow 70 profit by
the beginning made: and treaty Of liAe import
has been made between England and Jsp-n.
The great success which las attended Russian
diplomacy IN China i worthy ~ more than u pass
ing notice. While the accredited Russian Minister
has kept time and pace with the three treaty
powers at the South, even there gaining some de-
cded advantages. il seems that the Governor Of
Siberia hiss been nbblilg with even greater success
at the Northern rim OF the Celestial cheese
quote from The Hong koFg Regis'sr al AUg. u:
by treaty, secured Independently Of that Just
signed A. Tien-tsn the Chirese Government yOiun-
taly ceGes 10 Rn-sa the whole 4 tie territory the
e bank Of Il River Ssghaien, from the place where
il enters China 70 the sea and the right bank Of the
RIVER Usuli 10 The ocean. Thus Russa Ia, gained an
accession Of territory Of about JOD.yO square miles,
besides m importan; aul extensive -esboard. This
concession viii place her N M nacing position for
Japan end may ultimately give her what soc has 40
long desired, Tree Quiet sor her naval strength"
The coOlie trade has received double blow from
the Spanish Government and the Interference at
the Mandarins the latter arering tnat II % taking
away ali their sOldiery. Ii this be the source
whence the Chinese arinie, are drawn, il il small
matter for wonder that ,hry are co,t'mptable
ia tho field.
The dates from China by telegraph from Alezan-
dria) are Shanghae sept % Hong Kong sept. *,
Singapore oC;.
Lord Elgin awaited at Shanghae the Commissioners
for arging tie tariff, &C.. who we're expected from
Pekin IA the beginning OF Octobes
Iva Ia. at MI uI ira IL N
ing. The Ch,e,e were returning 10 Hong Kong.
The Dutch expedition aga;ns. lamb. had been sue
cessul. The landing took place On the Std OF Septen-
Der, ami Jamie IN possession 81 the Dutch. The
oss OF the n.iiye. Considerable, Huie on the side
of the Dutch four killed and thriytour wonniei.
Tie French and Spanish forces had landed al Tou-
ran q p,t, Of Cochin China aud tAe place vas taken
without tie loss 81 a man. The bay aud river Of
Touran were held ia state % effective blockade by
tie forces under Admiral dc Genoliy from the lst OF
September.
Al Hong Korg exchange was ut .jaiin.
AT Foot how sept. j., Ten was firm.
A. Shaughae little doing in imports. Exports
were active; BAH Exchange g. a6.n,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
INDIA.

The Caicutts mail Of Oct. arrived y, ,uez on TN,
N Nov.
Inc news non indis was not Of tho slightest i'm
pcnapce.
The Calcutta produce market was iuac,iy. and
money was abundant. Imports were dnl. Fr.;rht,
sl.o duh aud lower. Exchange 30, 2l.
The Bombay msil OF oct had arrived in tnclsnd
but The de'aiis add nothing Of imporAncc 10 the pr
siou.iy ieegrsphed accounts. F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
CHINA, dc.

ffrm Oar Oar Cou.srOa1eHL
Hone KoNc, SEPT, H. l~,s.
The English Treaty was signed on the 10Th Of
June. but Lord Els.n remained upon the ground
FOX Ten days to be assured by Imperial decree, OF
The Emperors approval. This result having been
attained, Boz lcft al once or Japan. i, ga source
Of regret with many .. those be,i ,clus,n,cd With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
VERY LATEST MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 1912 O'Clock, noon.
There il Il steaiy feeling in the CoTToS market to-
day, and the sales Will probably reach 1900 baes.
PgoyIsIoS, and BEE ,psIVtFs are quite stagnan;;
no sales have yet transpired.
IO.pOs, Nov. io-l2 O'Clock, noon.
CoSsoIs are al NJ for money, and aS, for account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

sFRiors AccmEyr.-On Monday afternoon A. S''s
Een Reeves school girl Of wears Of aSe "as i''r
rg AFoDcy's livery stables, corner vt a'ntson1
sheet ard East Broadway, she wa struck ny Bale %
hay throw from The secu stony window. anu 'Hoc Aed
seus,le:.te tie s;iewaa, Odioer W.eg con'et Ell der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

CoTros-Thc Cotton market has exhibited u rather
sesdier tone particularly for the ptdng qualities, without
change guo,a,ion. Mes,rs Richardson Spence CO.
report grades neglected and ssain crar sales or
days . coo bales including 500 on sPecpa aud
for -Npost.
AT MANCHESTER the market rather stronger
ard ne bu. nrs. frausar'ei w1s - = fai- Strnt.
BREADsTUTFs-Messrs. Richardson, Spence 4 90.
report continued hcaygrs Flour e,csednsy duh aud 3D.
,hap l. without sales Wysern 20 Phsd.Phia and alii
,nore - 569s Ohio 2 az Wheai-A so" sale ~ m.
aa fsscd sale. OF inferior Or snd iseg st Atrs
nd We.;ern 4ICd54 White az 3. Southern to 9d7i.
Corn elected and nominal. American mied q ielow -
N.r 50 European pressing for sal" II sti easier rates
Me,,r. Wsk-d. N,-h Co. repor. the market generally
steady, bat d.ll a. olmc. prce- -,
PkosIsioNs-B Beef ddll fiyorlng buyers. Pork duu
IRISH offered low prices Bacon dull AMI Lard has
further declined safes of prime a. Il Tslow qliet and IN
altered. IN, =,
PRoDucr-Ashes quiet; Pets 81 Pearls .i3'. Rosin
oue, at 1904 inactive. No ial-s Of Cofrr reported
Kire-Rs.h,r doing sdy prizes linsred OIL sein,
Small sales of Spirits Tupeuiine AZ % la BARK,
. ysnssltio1s.
InSpON MaREETs.-BREADSTuFF steady At last
weeks prices quiet II UNCHANGED rates CofrEE in dr
demand previous TIA in limited demand ordinary
Congon. otd RICE active 81 in Rites rsLLo~ quiet
a, ., or p Y G. LNsEyD On buyers 81 6 Scotch PIC
IsoS. 80 605S 9 80
TIE Colonial Wool sales were progressing with in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
AUSTRALIA.

The Melbourne mail Of sept. IL had REACHED EG-
gland but the principle features OF the nsws have
been anticipated By telegraph.
Tie supply Of gold MAS keeping pace with that OF
last year, ard the export vas expected to be fully
rnnrl ihnngi shurt OF that OF 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoNDOS MOSsY MARXYT.-Money had been in
gooa lesrd p = cent the st,eA EAsnaase - meet in
n.SIo-u n ~ n cen. Of tie thIes million Turkish loaa but Il
subsequently ab-ncsat at - y ra Ia the discount
market there aiteE tue minimum rate ce.ns
ssU.t II cent. . 81, -.
Tue stook Exchange had bea ns-iulte bat on TIE nth re
C1a1 Slightly ii.a1ced, cscsis NJ ~.
Ql3i for both money and account
China as expected b. ake Out sIo'
GfCo,oJ0 in silver.
ANvRICAN SECURITIFs.-A better demand ey stcd
n ondon ah inst and ncss C-.s shares advanced
%. The prices .
Illinois % 40 Is
kcvloIk Celtfsi =! eIcs..'.''..'....'.'''' 20 ~ o.
~ u
Peulsyl aria Ctnti, 81 hogt tsge.........:. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inyentoi ~
Gro. s,usDEss A. d. isl6Ths the s~nun- sr,i.s as
been .qassi for producing s kren-t s.- sdfs -
razor D. obtained a the subscriber. and sole asrass~-
r.n J. / 5. sAryDERs, No. 1AaoT House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
NAV OvgRpo.Ro.-Yesterday evening as the Ma

s ferybos leaving her Sip At the Brook,n aid
the Fulton Ferry, slightly intose.tei RAJ for %, bssf
and umbed "a. c-s % the platform The boat
named hs moodng unt the hooked ~ the
Gee. hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

..,.c;slly in connection with the Sutans p' n o.
s,yng large ship built in the United states i1'
Saltsn. I hear from the officers, WAS extremely
.r,e;ous. and expressed himself highly gran,
ed with his reception aud trcaImen' ,t .a
her. He was over the whole o' '
sbp. and examined the Dshlgren s"ns
18th peculiar interest He had those on me ''men
deck fired of, in his presence, and sdid sna' M ~
would evidently soon supersede the Iaian I,E W
stamped several minutes before PoIlrs,i' "
inqton in the Commodores cabin ana ,1ue s",'ie
a,ttering remarks on the estinnaloh III ~Iicn TINS
GREAT man is held in Ameriea. Soulc ol .he SUI
fans Ministers were at hand, among %hcin were
.Sass Of War and Marine, and both by their re-
,De, showed that they are gentleman of great
r, c.',,.n received Com Laysettc and large
' aIr Of his officers in his splendid palace of
n"i,ps Rek.tehs, and thanked him and the Amer-
D" n,;,;sfsr for the courteous attentions showed
:, .a1 eoar Admiral Mohanmed Pasha, fwhen in the
limited States. Every thing has been done here
during the visit of the Wabash, TO evince the kind
"A, feelings toward the United States, aud the
h,orable impression which has been made BY the
conduct OF the Americans toward the Sutsns
scent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

The annual Ant-Slayery Fair in this city will open
on the evening of Tire l3ih of December. Among the
articles for sale viii be many useful and we.l-made
pieces If clothing suitable for tue various kinds
OF oolen garments, worsed work, and coaven'ences
for tie toilet also, variety OF traps for children All
of these articles are home ,de and it rule Of toe
Fan TO have moderate prices, giving value to the
purchaser.
Refreshments as usual. more particular notice Of
the arrangements aud Of the place holding the Fair
Will be given hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
The Board cf Councils,en hsi no aUorn1a yesterday
afternoon. and adjourned 70 Thursday.

Bills lIyAD.-The ca:,!c market never cpcaes
with gcomer prospects Tor owners toss It dd ye'f~-
day IN the severe ram storm, snt yards toasos a
Fu6s Ac. The cattle yssiei yesterday aamberr'i o
little short 81 $780, but we heard og several drovcs -
core in TIL. morning from Bergen ard Albany, be-
side tie Harlem road supply. 90 that toe wao's fs
this market will probably number abcu; 30 or J. 10
sgsias, $3.50 as, market, that il will b, Ia,
stock Will be ample for the demAr, which caaaot be
a. large usaa owing to the nnmease rccsipts Il
poultry.
The cattle IN market are generally OF very criianry
quality-in fact very large portion oi them sc'
altogether below ordinary; they are meaa-as meta
a ever offered for food to any humaa be'ass.
Bee tiey not they tit to be killed zoe any
thing but cog-mes,. Aud ahunlsn, il this kind u
stock hat Will be impossible TO sell MI OF il at s,y
price that will its owners from great loss. rhs
best kind OF cattle scarce. and viii probably e o.
a. high rates rs Las, week Tue few sales mxie Tass
day evening were at cents pound me-. goat
many Of the cattle are in the hands OF parties wac
bought them on speculation. twin probably tira
ont bal one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

TO drug store. where s1ssics. al rsaieod. al
after time recovered sufficiently to tel waSs
her parents rssidsi. Seventh s,re~, near Aycsss Is.
whittier she va. conyeycd Her mind still .xsaiers
snd yesterday morning sic vcTiiei blood. JAIME
Lynch. tie mar rho csrele sly threw down the hay.
was arrested, snd cvnntcd 70 prison FOR exsn,aaos.
II. hsi been in the habit Of thos throwing down han
dlcs of hsy. ard never though, Of any damage ,as
might o,our thereby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

DEATH OF ISAAC NEwroy.-Isaac Newton, whose
name has long been associated with the extensive
enterprises Of North River navigation died a. bis resi-
dence in this city Monday night, in the 9th year Of
iis age. NJ. Newton was the of soldier Of the
Revolution, and was born in the Town Of Schodsck,
Rensselaer, Comfy New-York the 10th Of January,
1921. When Robert FultOus first boat named the
"Clcrnopt, in honor Of Chancellor Livingston male
her tral trip, in August 1897 Mr. Newton thirteen
years Of age and through LIE retained distinct recol
lection Of the ridicule asonishmen, and fncrsdulity
which attended the inauguration Of steam navigation.
HE attention thus drawn 10 the subject seconded his
inclination and constructive tslsnt and over ninety
yessels, consisting o. steamers, steamboats,,
barges, sloops &C.. have been built under ms super
vision. He WAS the irs. man who established line
Of iow.boats on the Hudson River. This, we think,
VA in ls!j. lie also the first % introduce the
ssrp bow and stern Of the steamboats, Of the present
day.
Abou. the year 1885 he bull. the steamer Balloon,
the first Of thu; Glaze OF Vessels. Shortly after this no
buii. tie North America then the Soa,h America. In
IsJ6, the celebrated Peep Line, from New-fork
tc Albspy WA established, and in 1910 WA placed
under the superiD,eudence of Mr. Newton. The Hen
DIRK Hudson wac put VI this line by his, ~ Was also
the New World, which il 1852 left New-York at
o'clock a. IA. and reached Albany 1T 2:lJ O'Clock
p H., having accomplished 'he trip in 'iI hours and
lay minutes. The magnificent vessel bearing the
name OF Mr.. Newton al.o built and placed on this
line under his supervision. There two vessels, e~en
capable Of carrying 800 persons, t9o well known %
require description. Mr. Newton wa- for ZONE thi1y
year, an active member Of the OveI--reet baptist
Church. bid during most Of that time Sunday >cho"'
teacher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

F.r>D DnowssD.-rh IoIs OF . m,u. ap,s-
n.i. .hag,r -. q, .i Ia a. 80 tor = T,sls
-, i.st eseils. 4 =, ,pssd - e. tar boy nal
.scsG Qs-n, ~ -, s.s- 1-'sS. =. AZ a, 30. HssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
NITrI II@SIITIIEs
BRADY'S GALLERIES
fAAYrri.-rnent. /

AssROrYPEs AND DsGUgRsgoTyrEs
Nos so and sBrosdwsy k.wiors, AID No. $50 ,syt
az, Warrington, ID. G.
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fAdvsr.i..fu.lt.
MoNEy, MOSRY-S9WOO 800 concentrating Tor

Photo grspb. HoLHgys Gallery, No. Ss bfosdws' MOO
,endiBI-but the almighty mogy s11 ~ q D. 's"'
people viii have their poitats tsxrn ., sSy cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

Fusd Pasha had returned 10 Constantin0ple. and
d.pa,ch says is not Improbable that he .l be made
Ciard yizer and that Agli Pasha will become Min.
iaer for Foreign Affair.".
The Geographic cable between the Isle Of Crete and
Egypt was being laid
Tie plague had disappeared from Bengezi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

Fmr DErARrNgSr.-A meeting Of the Representa-
tives will be held at Fremans Hall, on Wednesday
evening, Immediately after the adjournment Of the
Board Of Engineers and Foremen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

LECTURE Fog THE BENEFIT OF DESTITUTE
F,uuY.At the request of several gentlemen of posi-
ton and influence, boh in this city aud Brooklyn, Mr.
George l.. Ehe viii deliver lecture for the object
above Indicated at the Cooper Institute. next Friday
evening, Nov. 2G,) at O'Clock Sabect: "The
Most Melancholy Ruin upon Earth" Mr. Eble has
oeea resident Of New.iork for several years past,
and has been connected throu ,bout that time, in diff
ferent capacities with the daily press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
RrS OvyR.-Nrs. Jane Harrison. residing at


IS Spring street, Tuesday by horSs anf
wagon the of Broome street and IN, Bowsry an
vey ero injured The driver Of the yshcle ssog
the Of whipped his horses and msds
Cd a. f..t as possible His has no. been effected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
You NAY DEPEND GPOS IT-Noth.ng can b

.t.r,r 10 ,se delightful en,rr,s innirn. DOW sis
en- Evening. :. B,ssrNs Avs,rs rtao1pn aiins "yf's
NJ a. courron With the singu sriy sing Al.dyf.s
a. ...Lrrj ston,- % DIR. ssl-TItiu- graz tr.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

FATL FiLL.-Edwerd Nolan n waiter At ths
BsncLs House Ia Broadway Did % Tuesday afternoon st ss
York Hospital from the efe OF injuries received ths isy
previous when aec3 nty fell down hIh u stairs Of hs
house An inquest will BIZ held Tie body DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
Airrr-i-s-ne1t.
G,yCTTY'S INDICATED PAPTR

GiyETTYS INDICATED PAPTR
Fog IHE WtrEs Glossy.
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