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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

A c "A D Ny OF SIC.
a THE HUGUENoTs.
Lessee and Sole peStoI nSI,c . Cnia
, Re.eryed Scsts 81 and = 50 according - location.
Family Circle 30 eent' Amphithe aer ..'.25 cent.
The sale Of Seats hi. morning 81 the three ticket
WEDNESDAY March i, all o'clock
Fifth night Of MeyeToeer's OpeTaof
TIL III NOTs.
painted y fHREh a1si HI II NbRED COSTLY DRESSES,
par of wheh have been made IN PA' BY ihe o,i1er % % , 9
Original drswus They "" e1scty correspond to The eP'H
which the 'e'''n tax, 4 ',iisElI55 MisE 81 SCENE
fully equsns that othe celebrated European Opera rouse
yastT of iS eo1p. ss; eif. and
ENTlRELY NEW PROPERTlEs AND A1, APP, APPOINTMENTS
ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY.
1"s ''IIp&5ipGg I& pGgRlS&S;G&, pANGRJu s!EpEYBgRG;
GN RE4ER gAaTE oEHREy LbtBREt1 fRdt1 and
-'''''' DIV CARL FORMES
On FRIDAY-si,'44 4,IV nm hHtf-tGr-yEoTs. Il
The HUGUENoTs will be ;ag0eded by Mr. Fy' s. LhoS0 -; CD
RA which The Opera w1 close III consequence o Ne N
seI's " MONSIEUR MUsARD.
whose speedy arrival well that Of his celebrated solo Players
ls daily expected
A CADEMY Of MUSIC
~ Lessee and SoJ sdysFR Gisf@r Nj ;iiib O'"'n
Mr. ULLMAN has much pleasure IN announcing ha' lie has
concluded Ill 'ns'''MNiotGNj MONSIEUR Gj MusAnD.
the celebrated GoaEEFfS Sf fa NJ SgaRD IN p PAs
and conductor Of the famed
Balls MASQUES
which are annually given q the
IMPERIAL GRAND OPERA.
Monsieur MIsaId will arrive in York is the Arabia, due
Oh rday OF the present week, and makes hs
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA,
IN A SERIEL OF MONSTER CONCERTS AND BALLS,
on OR ABOUT THE 9Th OF APRIL.
The following eminent Solo Players from the Grand Opera in
Paris The Muard Concerts BOueyards the Gsde lmpen
ana the famou. Musque de. Guides will appear these
Concerts, in addition 10 a imposing force Of
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
MONS. LEGENDRE,
First Comet piston from the Gsrde lmpeiale,
MONS. DEMERSMANN,
Firs, Flute and Peccolo from the Concerts MusaTd.
MONS. MOREAU
First Solo Ophceide, from the Concerts Musards
MONS. HUBENS,
First Solo Hsuboy from the Opera in Paris.
MONS ARTUS,
First Solo Basseon, from il Muisqle des Guides
Several engagern with the celebared nsru
still pending which, when concluded, will be duly
announced.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Go hObom it fflan Concern.

:. WHAT CHEER"
90 w WHAT CHEER
HOP YEAST CAKES.
HOP YEAST CAKES.
Be sure TO ask for the WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES,
will guarantee 10 other.
These Cakes have been used in family without
becoming syortes
Their merits in have placed them for sale In the
oo wing respectable grocery stores at retail The wholesale de-
pot IS at No. 5Si Broadway -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

FROM FIFTEEN YEAKS' LAPE II NO Z
Jus, published by sCRIBNER Nos ST 37s Broadway Y
FIFTEEN YEARS WITH THE MORMONS.
Being the Narrative of Mrs. NJ ETTIE " SMITH, late Of
Great Salt Lake City, Sister Of one OF the Mormon
High Priests.
By n. w. GREEN
One vol, limo. s. 25
This toiume the Of the painful Fifteen YedT'
E1yernce Of pho,e lot early childhood ea
The and rho eoVed peculiar 0pporsHei 10 oo'errs
unprejudiced the orkng Of The ,ys'en Such dsouye Q
ne corruption, Of human nature nuysed and detefed b
dclv'on in he JA biaEe Of Chrtlln eirili,Go "a
.npd,dlleied the history Q the rorId The rneft and sosf
corrupt forms Of Pagdnim ancient modern sss
.itned iniguou. yiteI engeHGsed dgradug
,t1 Of ,oo,ety The Truth and accuracy Of The dtenen
not on atetd BY the OdIte, date' eIrcY'taHess
Incidental rcereses and pac-leis gwen and sH
ptrct kJirg Esth fact. pret0Hy kHovnbuf the Author
challenge. the ,ert erisn and prtpdred by
srtde fubstGRfde The truth Of h' tIteme1t' Tn, rorh
,Ioud be read circulated BY iaeited IN ne
lne Of ,ound ro,Gi and patriot rho could hIse h
and GOtHment Puy9ed great nai'ona! egT'e an
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

ITO WHOLESALE STATIONERS, BOOK
i SELLERS AND THE TRADE GENERALLY.
THE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE HOUSE
THE UNITED STATES. ,
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DUALITY prce and extensive assortment Of our mshlI nsos
E V T. l. . Il f. y.
TIE unrvuIed facilities which posses. ir aafuiactGnn
enable US 70 offer BETTER GOODS AT LOWER PRICES
than any other house III the trade. -
SAMPLES FORWARDED FREE or EAPENsE.
We would also call the attention VI the trade 10
BRYAN l. WILCOXs oeleordad
WRITING FLUID AND INK,
for which tie Sole Agents. ~
Nos p md a Erankfor 81. New 10rk-
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UNioS B,sE. Nav iosE. March ~ lss
t.l nnn REWARD -One thousand Dsl-
~ .ONO lN. Reward will b. paid BY th. Bsnh ioI the
sut 70 u.on and cusy iu tbs city Il BENJAMIN r.
BROrHERsON late third secPet Ia hi. BsnA, deaal;sf
to A srs, amount. aud gone % par unknown.
said Btuthetson OF slight loun sboat iss In hes In
bi.h sandy hair aid xhker has peculiar habit o carrying
hs arms extended from bic body sud .h. % q 70 ye=i.
" ~ 'hii'' ~ 's'"-t.
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Mem publications.


an Old Doctor The Lawyers Story" etc.
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and The unqualified APPRECIATION Of
WASHINGTON IRVING,
whom the book dedicated with his express prmsion and
we pleasure in sppendng here copy Of aetefr Wash
ington Irving to the author in relation to it:
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WORD is highly credsble TO your genius is e1ceenti al
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there assured him that he ought 10 send the snh0r
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You may this when the book comes out.
" With the greatest esteem,
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"JAs. A. MAITLAND, y. Y"
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or in volumes paper cover, for 81
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Copies Will b. mailed any free Of postage
cept Of the price.
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1)rintina.

DAKER & GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
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10 the largest BILL BOOK st the Lowest Cssh Prices
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of PRINTING executed in the best style with COPPER-
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IL are prepared all branches OF LIrH0GRA
consisting part Of Crsyou Drawings Ia eoors PortrAts
Card Railroad and other Bonds Music Titles Certificates
of Stock Checks Notes, Maps. &c.
" ROBERTSON SEiBERT / sIEARMAN
No 93 Fulton II.
ITO the TYPOGRAPHICAL FRATERNITY
Il PRINTING MATERIALS of every description, both new
secondhand be found cheap and good any
Ia the CITY a. the Printers Ware house OF
L. X. WEBB, No. l8 Dutch a.
Bo,wood and Mahogany prepared for EngUyers u. Ia the
bes, manner al r.. X. WEBBS.
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EIFTEEN YEARS WITH THE MORMONS
l. A FULL AND AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT

THEIR SOCIAL CONDITION THEIR RELIGIOUS DOC
TRINES, AND POLITICAL GOVERNMENT.
FROM FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. Z.
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rTHE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT

Il SOCIETY -lucopoard Ss ' Bat tAe OEesesI % iae-e
THE III NTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 10
organised chs'she basis ot ne pshc puIposs sins
he hungry sors hA; Ass Of r"r.ou. ~h" ioqots " -ors
OF pr.As Ans and whose hearts Voai sevr a. the toash =
Cbaitys cd hugr kceny any 4 oar own hs clos q
population Who 20 proud io b. and VI nt ses he
awi,hins mothers, wives And chldro Of boz t ~o'n
American Mechanics whose s'~Nt and ssafa hAnds
gusrait,es sssus, nsle uani los AsI emP0J
uerts srd their work iu demand -
Il r th, vc. The h,,ls h-irls cbdnn
ard yruCus tempted dauEh's u re
I'll sppcs The benevolent Of ell sections "f
county -
by y,tsu aic OPT au. worthy ohsc,s q iA Ssy's
soci,r reshed who would die 10 enec In heir humble
hro sh the ,scucy u sr' voluutects In this msral
mission.
The fund derived fom ,hc gr,ss Caco De. sorec y-n
ths Academy n Muse the evening o ne fth Of Fstf s
enabled society their Brad naet. and
Coo 6oCO oavrs II hrrad VII b. dsnbutd IN tais
and way bat toe drsa caused BY he extensive
demand TOT bread AnauG ihr por rf The ety. thrarEs
speedy tNhsusOu of he Il The Sy meet 'he DE-"
msnd upon and hey comp h'd o call uPon otass
W are now prrps,d 10 supply tho bencvoen, ds
e whioh b. purchased passFes oi - for ts cm any
Of he officers tes OF %" Soce'y ~ THIS mesn. snd
whirh respectfully slctrd. shall bc
enabled bore Keep tickets Ia CONSTANT md f"usr
circulation those needy and worthy wosnt pere ~hs
thrown of pymeut oy the panic sch hss oppr.-i
trade o every kind exhausted the t nouey thsy hal
uarsFsd and compelled D. apply fH nss,snce
From this the number 4 appcsons Instead %
dmni.hss the advances sud any d yod may cndf
the SOCIETY BY the purchase Of tickets by contribution vii
alleviate The d.iUss u these worthy est Suofne
people
J. n HOBART WARD President
VS. rISDALE, Tf,s.arsr, 81; !i7 E.:. Isth.t
WM H. BROWNE c,q No 5 rtyon.row.
Hon. C. GODFREY GtNTHER No " Maiden lsae
CYRUS RAMSAY D, No TO- 2av. ,-,A
()tr. Of he CfystA PaAse Solrss, No Broatssy
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FACTORY for SALE or EXCHANGE

NOTICE to DEALERS in FANCY GOODS and
~ TOILETTE ICLHSIntendinE % change ersnch Of
trade will eel previous the lot Of Nay ns. my ~sos
STOCK OF GOODS sisting Of Tooth, Ss mar a2 ,'oi
Brushes all kinds Of Combs PoItemoInsies hetes psoo
Boxer Wstch Guards, Beads Bracelets me aoeh I.~sTy
Terra Gotta Terra Lite China Goods tnc foes a. well a.
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= ADNREW A. MOsER No ~ g3"ilhsni-st opposite P.it
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

"IESSIE BROWN" at PURDYs NATIONAL
- THEATER-" JESSIE BRoMN" a. PURpGS D1'S ma NA5
NATIONAL THEATER. JESSIE BROWN aPuRDY'S
NATIONAL THEATER TONIGHT, and all the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Uattbss, Jrwelrr, Sc.
Cost ano foun0.

I OST-Between the hours of and s p. m. on
lh inst in going rom The S. Denis Hotel TO FeomP
Saloon a LADY'S GOLD WATCH and CHAIN with LOCKEI
attached containing hair Tn. finder Literally rewarded
by lesyipgitat BRADY'S GALLERY. No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
6tationern ano fantp GOODS.

DLANK BOOKS at Wholesale
ID Every Kind and size fine sud sHpetfne. including
PASS MEMORANDUM aud COPY BOOKS,
TUCKS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES,
SERMON PAPER >Sss~
Booksellers and Stsoners invited 20 cal ani examine
these goods before purchasing elsewhere fss 127s gA
JOHN 7. ELLIS, No. lo2 Nissslst, n. Y.
CLOTE and JAMES,
~ STATIONERS, PRINTERS and BLANK-BOOR MANU-
FACTURERS No. ~ Fultonst Orders respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Chances for Business nlen.

4 LAWYER Of experience and ability is de-
~ .iruu. Of forming s.ocson with established LAW
FIRM H. EssYOrk ss references sInbf.ces the
di,tin In the profession Circumstance
d.rius New York desirable, proposes re.q
valuable practice IN the central part of The State Addsss
LAWYER Box No. 40 Tribune Ofhce.
COTTON FACTORY for SALE or EXCHANGE
~ 1000 Spindle, with Looms kc. lately on PM, Cloth,
with Dwellings sc snd surplus water wer Or o. 900 spgdl,.
miles from tide three railroad from New
Yms The property will be sold chesp upon very easy
will BE- exchanged for improved uuimpfOyed Real Estate IN hs
Cry u New York elsewhere 50 favorable oppJr.gniy
for Investment Is rarely offered. Apply 10
JOHN LOCKWOOD, No. 10 Deyst New York City,
New.YOrk, Sd mo-. II, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07


We have transferred 10 our columns the debate in the
British Parliament the question, which came
oil the 18th uliimo. There papers IN this country
sui contendpg that Great Britain has not surrendered
tbs claim of visitation. We afford the reader oppor
tunity TO examine the subject for himself Mean While
il proper that should say that in official circles no
doubts expressed In reference TO the complete aban
dcnmen OF all preeDsion to the claim set by Lord Aber
deem IN 1872 The government Of Eugand has continued
up 70 the present time to exercise what they Claimed
police 10 determine the nationality Of merchant
ships They GAINED right TO enforce this species Of
maritime government the high appertaning
excusivey TO all nations alike with sole view OF de-
tetng praces. To render their police effective visita
ton claimed as q means 10 end. liz other WORDS
visitation asserted Outbirth OF viRlant mari
time police We took the ground that we had an absolute
right the uninterrupted OF the Incorporated parts
the navigation and the President sent TO the
Wes Indies such increase of squadron under his
Instructions would enable naval force to exact immu
nifty for merchant vessels II thus that the issue
10 be practical rendering necessary that the Brit
sh government, in the face OF impending collision OF
hostile fleets, should ether dsavow their pretensons, or
prehend the debate IN Parliament without bearing In
mind tnese simple facts That debate. in other words.
did not arse upon abstract diplomatic NOES II grex
out OF the postonperhaps may say the hostile posi-
ono the naval forces OF the two governments In this
ve~ we should regard the discussoos in Parliament and
thus be all the better able 10 understand what meant D
adopting, the part Of the Derby ministry, the legal
opinions Of lord Stowe and of the present Attorney and
Sol cor General the subject OF search and visitation
In point OF fact Lord Napier does not disguise the
clusion that his government has utterly abandoned It's
preieBsoDs, fdcetiously claiming that the Earl # Maes
bury Is only grng .et 10 the judgment Of e hohe legal
has been conceded 10 this government 10 other words
that the present London Cabinet have acted on British
authority which turns out 10 be precisely what the Uaited
States have claimed as the law Of nations.
But leave This interesting subject Ia the hands OF the
reader confident at all events that have gotten rid Of
II forever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
Coroners' Inquesfs.

srrroskD SUICIDE A You've woxAS.-0p Satur-
day evening, about seven O'Clock, young woman,
Dsmo unknown, went on board OF the Fulton ferry
boats and walking hastily TO the further end Of the boat
Jumped or fell overheard, and drowned. man
employed with grsppce, succeeded IN recovering the
body about hours Afterwards Coroner Gamble held
an Inquest yesterday upon the body when the ferry
ter tseiined that he the deceased 20 board The
boat her face being red Al the mc, and her eyes
appearing though she had been weeping Tue jury
rendered Q verdict OF "death by drowning, but were
unable TO determine whether accidental or otherw
Deceased about thirty years Of age, bad dark hsr,
blue eyes and regular features. she was dressed 10 q
calico gown red shawl hat and white under clothes two
plain gold rings were finger OF one band and In her
pocket brass night key. Ibe body At Bellevue Hos
pital, and will remain there today Tor Identification
FATAL wsEsnR BETWEEN You've MES.-On saturday
Afternoon Asa Saren and another young man, both ap
pren,ces 10 the carriage making business and working At
the corner Of Rutgers street and Eut Broadway, while
putting away their tools Tor the day, commenced wress
ling ge,her. Unfortunately the shopnse OF 5afen bad
a sboe knife In his hand at the time, and al moment
when they into violent collision The blade Of the
knife entered tho abdomen OF young saen, and he TELL
morially wounded The youth who had been the means
OF stsbbing bis shopmsie, seeing the injury he had
done also fell 10 the floor and was completely overpowo
ed with grief Safsp conveyed 10 the New York
Hospital where he died yesterday morung, aud before
death fully exonersted bis shopmsie from all blame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
xARRIAGEs AND DKArHR.


BAcKrs-RsUas- Thursday, July I, ct 8 Georges
church, by Rev. DIR. Tying DEWITT q. BAokUs ESQ. Of
Buffalo, to Miss ANNA ~ only daughter OF the late Rev
Peter p Rousse, Of Brooklyn.
BANKER WILLIAMSON Thursday, July 1, ct b. Inke'i
church, Rossviue, Staten Island BY the Rev Mr. Jessie
Pound, Mr. EDWARD BANKER. Jr.. 70 Miss EMMA L. VII
uAhs, daughter Of John Williams, both Of Staten isana
DxoN-IJINURpDK Sunday evening, July a, by the
Rev Mr. Corbt, of the Methodist church, ALEXANDER
DIXON 70 NARY J. DrNwIDpIx both OF this city.
RHoDEs-AuCHrsClOss At Peekski. on Tuesday, July
g. by The sev. David NJ Halliday, Mr. FRANKLIN aaonss
to MISS AGNES NJ daughter Of the late James Auchinciosa
Esq., OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

HMsRYLAsD Coal TRADE.-For the week ending
Saturday 10th June, 445 tons Of coal were shipped
over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
$685. tons over the road of the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Company; 1862 tons over the road of the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, and ASS tons
over the Hampshire Coal aud Iron Company's road.
making an aggregate for the week from the whole
coal region Of IL 66l TONS Total shipments for the
year from the entire region PIG 1896 tons, of which
70.293 tons went by way Of the canal and l49, 22e
tons by railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. On Sunday
morning, 9th ult., while the Rev. MIR. Galbraith =
congregation Omitted Presbyterian) Of Freeport
Armstrong county, Pa, was engaged in prayer, the
church edfce was struck by lightning, instantly
killing Mrs. Ramaly, and seriously, though not
dangerously, iDjuring her two brothers Israel and
George Watson, and her sister. Jane Watson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07


xTA NETTING or VICTORY EysINE 60 NO ~
~ Brccklyn, ~ r. held tho engine house
wefe unsn Ously sdoped-
Whereas lhs company having been spec ally
announce 10 ". meuhers The sudden sessh brother
focste and fellows member R0oers A. sr who died
Mondsy u IN go and vreresa In the dispeneaion o
Advise Frovderce Ne In HE sspite wiscrn h.s A.
to the sr've sbors - TITS beloved
who has t>sen sutdezy from among ss
vlror Of maph,od: theretnre be n
Assolved nsnifes Of power cf tss
Creator t@fore Row On hurnfiNy 20 Him
~bont whose kDoxlecge falls % The grounds
vho holds The wssers v the hollow F hsad s.nd who ssa
nnerrffuy that although te sba i've s9sin
and brcser IN has hs o. p'ce where no sarro~-
come. and the weary are Al rest -. -
Resolved Iba We hia fellow mempers tase his cccsson
appreciation Of he character 80 nan
Of ts vh,h bis death has aet
10th ard ~ he fre Department ~ Ne D.
Of whieh he vas faith tai and efcieDt member.
Resolved Thai furlhev Of respect we vii aenN
hs funeral In body Wednesday ths 7th inst Al clock
from church in Beiford avrnJe near Vyrer
and cordially invite breisren oftee hrook
yn wire Departr D., 10 unite with This hAs SAD
Resolved Tbs. these resolutions be catered N fu
nnutes copy be the relsaives OF tne de-
ceased ard hey be pub ahed In he Brooklyn Dail
times and The New York Hsrslo
| r vrcgrrrs
...lA. ia, 4 c1A1-i9a-
kODxAF,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

Snow AT THx WITTY MoUNTAISs.-A gentleman
who assembled Mount Wiley, from the White Noun.
tain Notch, few days ago found patches Of snow
eighteen inches deep on the top Of the mountain.
This il said TO be quite unusual for that neghborhood
so latr in June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

By.--lt is stated that not one sidewheel steamer
now runs on Lake Eric, while but a few years ago
two or three day cleared from Buffalo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
Police Intelligence.

COLLISION WITH YorSG rmkvrs-ArxxPr 10 sHoor
PotrHsAN On Saturday afternoon policeman Baldwin,
Of The Eighth precinct, while standing at the corner OF
Sullivan and Grand streets, observed young man run
ming down the street a the top Of his speed rbusns ns.
something might be wrong, the officer stopped him. and
anctoer youth 10 sish, In custody o. pccs-
Godfrey and sergeant Lent Tbetvo, nsprosrs were
confederae han broken into the store 81 Mr. Widey
b17 Greenwich street and stcen hsrerom s)me cioto
while officer Baldwin conveying Wn Williams t1s
youth whom he had arrested, 70 toe station house VII
sms drew pistol from hiF pocket and placing nennd
him. discharged at the lover rar OF tas oiccr oouY
The bullet struck bunch Of keys which we're 70 tne ON
cers pocket grazed tho flesh ~ 10 start bood and
then passed on through the skirts Of bis coat WITHOUT 90
ing further damage Williams aud hs c0nieiofae, John
Thompson, also q youth OF .evcrteeu years we've tnen
brought before Justice Qusckenbush, VINO boxed the o
mer up charge Of assault ~iih intent 70 XIV,
and the latter 70 answer a ohaae o. petit iaoeny
AuBaED CHARaE OF ARpucrNe two LINZ Girls FRoN
rHg FIvx POINTS MISSION HousE "A man named Luther
II. Paine was on Monday taken into custody ~ oa,cer
own OF the Sixth ward charged with having abducted
two little girls from the Five Points WESTON House, under
the pretence Of taking them out Wet. lie also scged
10 have represented himself General Pr mson And col
iec,rr money the preence ;hss WAS Tor 'hs Ma
sion House. he VA commi.ssl for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

TsRRIBIE ACCIDENT IN THE ScHuyLKrLL COUNTY
MmEs.-On the 2gth ultimo four men and two boys
wcended the shaft at the momastown coary, in car
resting On acagc When within few inches Of the top,
pin upon which the cage rests reaches the top,
with the platform sufficiently 10 permit N be rolled on
the cage In tbs position two OF The wheels OF the
rolled q the cage but u found impossible TO
get the other wheels on signal then gwen 10 the
engineer who could NOS soc the position OF The cage, 70
hois, little. Unfortunately, was hoisted too high
next instant with Ia freight ef precious lives consisting
OF four men and two boys, was dashed down the SHAFT
depth OF two hundred and forty feet The
remains OF the unfortunate and boys wcre after the
occurrence removed 10 the surface IN shocklngly multi
ated condition. Two OF the men killed, named Sullivan
and Kenwish leave families. The other two, one 81
whom was named Bscpnaa, we're married. Tns ns,as,
Of Ne I've boys We hare MOI leaned