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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
La " NIELLLGENCE.
THE SLAYER HAIDEE.

e. 8 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Oc1. ls-BeoTe NJ.
Kenneth O. WHITE.
1Hr HAIDYE 4 YASEEE sHIP--HER oWsERs RHODE
ISLAND MEN.
The examination Of Macomber the mate. AID sew
eral of the crew Of the alleged SLAYER HoEiee
tiDued this morning.
William Kins recalled, testified that when the crew
were paid off, he ard others Of the crew wnom he
named received $500 each the prisoner Jacobson,
was paid off with the Others; the agreement was to
rey $500 and "a passage to America; every man re-
ceived slCO beside the $780, to pay his way to New
Orleans this after they Were paid of when tho
negroes were taken on board, Maoomber directed
operations; be took each by the Land aud conducted
him TO the main hatch To 20 down; witness saw hin
On deck all the time they taking the negroes I'M
thinks jose Francisco in the stays, and Maurice
down the hold during that time jacobson and Jean
Battiste were aisO helping the negroes IN.
Cross-examined-I went "a the District Attorney
with tlis story because Mr. Keith and took hold
of ne and said they wanted me for witness.
William c. Barker testifed that he lives in Provi-
derce r. L. is Surveyor of Customs of that district,
and has been since 1853; has ship called the
Haidee; she was built in Providence in iSj; was
pretty itte vessel partly clipper built, OF about 80
iuns: her first master Captain JilLnghurst; IN
Francis Allen was the masteI-buider she was first
built for Edward CaringtoD and another gentleman
in Providence. the captain had small snare IN her,
witness himself measured the ship officially the Ices
for which were paid by the owners at the custom
House when her papers were taken out; Mr.. Car
rrqton was born in Rhode Island, and 50 were both
Cross-examined-I know officially that in 1856 the
ship changed owners, and that the register was then
cancelled in New-iorh.
The Distric,-Atorney had no more witnesses ready,
and the examination adjourned unit. /! clock on
Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

CAsuALTITs.-David King, laborer while driving
cart through Ninth Fiyhr,t street thrown
ffom t seat and received fracture Il the spne and other IN
juTcs He conveyed BIZ residence In Thitieth sfr't
and IA believed to b. fatally injured. The cideni sttTD
UteG 20 nc falling Of of he cart heels into deep ho
Tbos. Ryan, boy of was dtDF rou-y injured
yesterday con-qreuce Of pile of uuer upon
vhch be ia Fourteen h street near Eleventh avenue
having fallen upon him He was Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

ssue them. at par Tor u cents We notice pm
ys,e sale Of about sl0o Geo of the new Government
T. cents q, lci II i held to-day at i0;l. The Ca
hawba for NewOreans took $3.50, 900 in gold for Mo-
bile and NewOrleans. The New-York Ga.Llght
Company have declared dividend Of sj per share.
payable lst proximo. The Coupons en- the ID Mort
gage Bonds Of tie Milwaukee and Mississippi Rood
viii be paid on the lst proximo at No. 81 Exchange
pace An nstalmert Of $40 per share is payable
tie Goth November on the stock OF the Hannibal aud
S.. Joseph Railroad Company.
TIE eagnlrg IS Of the Mscon and Western Railroad n
September were s3SO7l 10, against ss,7s0 p same
month last year showing Increase of nearly slOocN
The earnings for the year thus far to September 80.
>xss ~
Aa'' sNa same
Decrease. e6 i6r q
Zen thousand dollars of the scceptsnces Of Messrs.
Laurence Stone X Co., with the Bay State indorsc-
men' were sold at auction in Boston, few days since,
for 5oi. Subsequently, s5 eco of the same paper held
ty one OF the Boston banks, was sod a, private sse
for 80 y cent.
Mr.. Charles Moran has been unanimously reelected
President of the Ere Railroad Company.
The annexed table gives the railroad pts Of Sep
tcmber A. far as pubi shed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

MAN BEATEs BY ~ EsrGRAST RUSsIR.-
Mathew Dolan yesterday made complaint before the
Mayor that on Monday last, a. he quietly passing
along Greenwich street he attacked and knocked
down by one William Handley, who also shot at him
with pistol. On this complaint warrant was issued,
and Hardley arrested and brought before the
Mayor, who held lin TO bail to appear for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

Uupsov Cor.rY CiRCUIT COURT.-Bafore Judge
OepEs-The following prisoners srrsiEn"d Yesterday.
pleaded guilty -Tsy 10 the ind neni, against them;
lsfc Michael Qugey, pet .rcrny; Grgrze
Kelly clend larceny: James Johusun hA;th ODoHncl and
william Da rron. Ie larceny Margaret D~yr grand ls-
ceny; William Mccormick burglary; and William Spar for
passing money number of other were aTrazDcd
pleaded guilty WHOM john Ge1r-- indicted
assault with intent Kill The remainder y! Tie ssy
occufied In civil trial
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

RoBBKRr-The residence Of Mr.. 7. W y enni-on,
No .6 south Fourth street Jcr,ey City entered Ta.
dav ,v,uus ard M Dcru0I- ci fhos rifed u 10 aai
yoid watch nd chain. se9 diamond p jy
va. -o taken from NJ D.. bo-on but dropped b. tie
Lieve. In their fight and nd in the morning of
Ie es Of h paptaoon The house enred by II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
CITY ITEMS.

c,,,,-Nle. Emma Wells pupil of AdolPh
Sol. a young artist who comes to Us WIZ ="
A'' rn,ueap reputation, ndorsed by Hector Der,o1
goo' civo. her first concert in this country 'ni'
aDo ., Niblo's Saloon, assisted by Miss MAT" D
p..rerl signor Bernardo, Nessrs. T. hO"'n""o.
~ '".arr, and II. c. Timm ipiano. The prog a""''
sn,;l he found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

GRASD LARcEHT.-fe,terday complaint was made
within f. days pat, torn do" siaed - rei by 81 an tAe
premises Of d. A Kir zsland E; toe cofner Of md Hue
- ,,rs. and carried Auay the mseTiAis Toe Judge
aa1 and placed in the hands II OF er Johl H. Bald
win hn -or,ies search for the property and found j. in
he Of VIM Kane a-d others. res. place.
The p5ri.e. despoed oil iactory, but Las been
Lid Il rsurn. ruI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
TO KHI.-R0bert La vas arrested Yes.

ATrKMPT TO KHI.-Robert Lee was arrested yes
erGav officers the Fifth Precinct charge
ierred by William Bom Of having attempted to k him with
oyserse Lee went into the porterhouse OF Bloh cor
Sorth First and First Tuesday night andi ad
some dispute with Blohm. Being slightly intoxicated at the
time Rloim attempted PVT him out, when be seized the
iuafOu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

MILITARY The 18th Regiment, under command Of
Col Smith paraded yesterday in their Winter uniform.
They proceeded TO East New-York for drill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

ScHooL OPEsISG.-The formal school-opening ex
ercses Of Public School No. 49, in Remsen street, East
ern District takes place this morning at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
Advertisement
IA. IL


FITS FITS FITS A trial only il needed to
convince sker+co that Dr. HARTs VEGETALE Ex
TRACT only reliable remedy in existence m tue Of
these distressing Of ell Hssdies-Fts and Falling Sickness
Sold al Nc. % Dey-st Ee~-fofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT corRr-ocr. la. -Hefon

ElWaTa v .7-I ana DC 0-I- n -.I1lId IITIIN'
Tie parties resided iu aIaspetn. Queens Coz on the
let o S,,tmtrr 1876 which dav Iiainf alleged,
sau,d Nj Ei,u Nhori with -tcA Of woo. ana injured
Lr ,,tl,y about % bead breast tor Wt damages are
claimed Tue dclrlse tA-t plntd in potato hed
berein Co ,nry taking 9ars from hs "a. the tune
o , sie.d assault. Tho bels given o tie Jury, they
were unable 20 agrer, aud were dli,Aarscd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
CORRECTION.
To fA> TS;for of The y. Y. TriJ

'. IFfVINH'
SIR: A paragraph in your paper to-day states @ tna'
aTTested a charge Of winning eN at ao IRON " m
Iugrso The contrary he was Id into ."in.
ding cb No Broadway drugrei aud s"inde1 out o'
5aO by Wm Ipgerso, whom caused TO b. srresrd
OcL IS. ChAS. DIAMOND'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

on CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,

SIX LECTURES on CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BEoAcHI1Is HEART DISEASE. FEMALE and KIDNEY Coa-
PLANTS and CHRONIC DISEASES generally $50 pages 5o en-
cravings bound by Dr. SAMUEL s. FITCH explaining his crrs-
live Tree, ueEt Of these deass Price 25 cents by mail ~
cents Address Dr. s. s. FITCH, Office No. ia Broadway,
NY. All consultations free
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

FELL D0wN THE HoLD OF 4 VEsSEL.-A rigger
named John Adams fe into the hold Of brig lying at the foot
of Gold street Yesterday afternoon. and s,rouy injured
that his life despaired Of He conveyed to tie City Hos
pta Ti. is the second accident Of the kind that has occurred
on the sause vessel within tie past two dsys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

FEIMEss VIsIT.--A number Of the Fire-Engine
Companies of the Eastern District are making prepa-
raons TO visit Weschester County for the purpose Of
participating in fremen's parade to take place
shortly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
Advertisement
up Nfr-r,yytT T.pI psy STROp-InYPnt,

TIE METALLIC lABLEI STRoP-lhVthtcu ny
GRO SAUNDERS A. d. lsi6This, the genuine 9Fiice has
rqgaed for producing the keenest sibe edge 70
razor Cen obtained Of the subscribers aud sole Inanaar'
eTs, J. 5. SAUSDERs, No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

CONTENT or CoURT.-Mathew Murphy was yes
rsy adiudgd guilty Of contempt in the City Cor' for dis
obeyng injunction restraining him from receiving moneys
alleged De him street contracts IN the sixth Ward
The Injunction granted the ground that the work had
not properly done. lie Aed So, to be Imprisoned
. sf,.aft
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

CcROsFR's INQUTsr.-C Coroner Reddirg held an in
quest yesterday upon he body Of Mara H. Hyer IN Waworh
street who died suddenly the night previous supposed BY
foul Dr. Van Duyne made post examination
and the result that sc died of tsOu O! the uug
a verdict il accordance rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
IAdvensemcntI
GAS-GAS--GAs FIXTURRS.-A large ASSERT

es Of beautiful and entirely designs will be found at
great Manufacturing Depot No SIC Broadway The trade
plied Al The usual terms. ARCHER, WARNER Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Ocr. l'.-Bcfore Jaise
BRAnY
THE BOwERY EXTESsIoN CAsE-CONPLAINT
g. Lawronce agt. The M,yor. :

In tis ease yesterday the Court took the responsi,
bii'v otiou nl.,- the r', on ile ground
that Plaintiff being Of the petition or the improvement
L. Wa. rariy fact the ALLEGED negligence Twenty days
were owed make the appeal ~ DE heard H. the hrs-
iustance al the General Term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

Ro,,ons Theater has been closed a., 'ne ,ha
nU@,ce Du,'O Of certain Disagree nens between 'oe
,rcore,or and the English oPe'a ~OuPe ter column
~, Nv him. card viii be found in an ''''' 'o'"'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS -OcT. s. Before Jgst
OSBORN, WELSH ald NELLY.

Ann Burgess. assault ana battery; judgment SUP
rerd,d saIrh Jane Hutcs lseut ana batcly, lined D.
heury H.sge, assault sud battery aued -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE KSDAy OCTOBER ii, 1858

frasv quoted ~ ~ erfo-ri srzins- H. Tie icrisrs
Nil Mt here ths, aer .he Judgment hsf been
erG .ns- City ~ Wamsh-n al execution could have
beer issu.d and y-s upon .y property ~nch that city
IrorRit i.o hc couoifacu. IL tax should be t1e aw
woui no; rui The prs Cy of Br7osya II any better
position III, -,., =,
etv a. 'ley formerly existed L. section l.! u tiie o. the a.
- ~ Is f rri,rrrd b. the rsr Bt it rrls.e.
civ 70 accounts and .etieu~Lts tween eh oter Af>T
cfr a.. burden - al Ike d.b- q either city y upon
H. Nv rf.y proceeds but esch % The
-r Of BTlakyu sni william burrh aud town q Bushwck
.b,V between each other liable ~ IS own adrbirinr.
art ert Is property Lrreibri0e psoyierd
Is e e lNltthe the l-i ~ t Il Or
L.r % adjust ccnscail the property OF "a ~ ne tlre
- .,irs b. vtrrd sri rr trn's qua Hsnfics
= f- their fah- become. - ii Wtents. me common
A. b h sr eli b. voud 20 he ishe tn common ani
rer -.e corisec ely J. Alird p pas aid pro-
= made fer crsl and a.srrsnets 20 complete srh
-arrt Tr quite inst aIa propsr but it would not
h. . r NJ Cruotors 81 re former cites should
l. asrir- 4 their remedies Tut - The delay o settle
a. v.er distncs Of city before he5 0e
sr 81 rt urut djustrnent BE- made 1y tie ne bers
~ - he d-t. age paid b. The whole. After the cln VI is
min l., l,id ty TIE present cg, = D. ~ -s u
- ., AZ property trnu sh % the municipality ~ TIE
- h fs-rer- crrrei the debt the Inhabitants Of the
irr, viich formerly constituted that city ni' MAKE good
tie cfct 70 tie Treasury oi lie sAo=, .! wcn they cave
d.. . verv different 'hnE from csiD- eN'not
rir, m -he first instance far is crn oT cnnpsuE ~ cIe
ct.r e,s ~.. tie corporation, upon whom rs debts
-. - rr-s-l, cas'. before they oh, all payment,
Tie iudsieu 4 tle City Court right and must De
Aimed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
sFIciAL TERM.-Oct l3.-Brfore Judge SUIHIRLAyl
DIVORCE CASE.
L

This II IN action for divorce mcIs1 G. tto,o on the
ground Of tleatmout md abandonment. by The husbai III
.n, 1851 4. va. r,fted Mr. H. wilson. referee, who ''k
the testuoly # plaintiff her mother aad sisters ana som
defendant. lie rcl rted l aN" %
rfu6at ON btl rounds Up today on t-o
rffe r the defendant qli lug 90 have judgment ~
divorce hs favor and lr iutf oIos n- ana .AS lt1
rrf u her Both parties to the six OF the i2
r.rectal,. aui ueiubrIs o he kIs' pal Ct4n IAe
t. orv o several clcrgyuc giving defendant hi-a cAsf
ter h Dor ery. Iesd ~ Court To. a'sGtA pr
fo M c whole day and submitted g. he Judsci wlO
reserved his decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
SUPREME TCOURT-CHANBFRs-OC OCT. fj-Bef.sc J ID e.
INcPAuAw.-DFCi-fONS


mn NIAGANN TALIs WATER IONPAAf.
Horace H. Day a. al. ~. stephen ". Allen, e.. a.
In this case Judge lugTgiam rendered hls decision
lis morning n favor of the plaintiffs, Day aud otarr wiki
costs and thu indicated the eea'y ~ the plaintiffs claim TO
the control OF the Niagara Fals Waterf3weF COMPANY
The n al question the whether the control 81 te
affairs Of tie pauy Nasara Falls should BE- ret-nea by
The BosId o DitoT of wAh Mr Day President. and also
r,r Of tie Coupany 90 the extent of nearly = nN BE-
side being the owner of One-iIslf "a entire st1cs
W. j. 4. Fuller, esq ior paAtihsi Judge Edn'Ads aHi
Lewis Benton, esq, for deieydani-.
Maurice White agt. Mary Ann Naitc.-Juigm Mt
o. divorce granted >.
John = Murphy aet. Catharine T. MUrphy.-Eyi-
d,lco tci,it may back % referee f rher ref
sfEonL TrRN.-Oct i3.-Beore Judge SUTHERLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
Advertise ement.
PURENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with charts

end full written descriptions Of character with advice as to
choc, Of occupation ald sfimprovemen, given daily 81
FowLEB q WELLS, No 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

ExcrRs1oN.-The Police Department of Jersey
City viii 20 on an excursion for target practice to-day
to the Newark Bay House. The Chief of Pohce,
Haincs, will command them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
COURT OF GENERAL. sEsSIoNs-ooT. l3-Bcfors 1

Tie Court met at 10 o'clock this morning. the Re-
rlr being eIxo, 20 cap dc he public business much q.
possible.
john Henry aud James Very charge with highway robbery,
were acquitted.
Niau Irving charged With burglary In q dr-t degree
coIy,tej Tie Recorder him heavy sentence but one
lcn b. richly dcs, rvrdsu in the STATE Prison.
Frcu As ard Ann Paleu p AIDED guilty - pt larceny,
end Eclt,used 20 IN months iu the PeaieLtlry.
Georee Coodwi James Smith Jane. Hunter aud Franklin
Castor were charged With burglary ig the i deyrrr They
were convicted and Goodw 10, 'he o t. the State
Prison for care the res' ~cr" rrmanfed
Nr ke-ds convicted Of p-.t larceny. aud sentenced
g. Lc Fcitruary for tTcc u,ltl. The Court aJoufned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

I'll, PicrCREs.-The red flag was
LOWE lie CITY Hall yesterday in satisfaction
di'p'"' for 5000 GEO. held against the City by
- - -, W Ioyber Thi- sale was TO have occurred
49, Al day Of October inst, but has been postponed
e.ar dsy 20 day until the present time. At o'clock,
10 we probably severity persons in the Governor
pm in which tie first sale Of property was to be
AMI all kinds Of speculations were rife as towho
'ouH be the purchasers ami whether the whole thing
aid not end in farce while others deprecated the
,a;op cf the City authorities in permitting the sale.
,nspeculations Ar were soon rogted, however, by the
,,.oneer Mr. Yeitch, who mounted the chair aud
..,,ed the cause of tie sale, the terms (which
cash down. and the articles in the Governor Room,
.oJpc the portraits Of the Presidents of the United
sstes the Governors of this State and other eminent
ues Of the past and present ages, which he said wond
l. ,old in lot Bidding then commenced at slOoOO,
sad run up to $4,000 which the highest bld and
Vas made by Richard Scott Clerk in the Mayors office,
owhom allthe property sold The sale Of the other
p,opery in the City Hall was then postponed until
friher notice. Tie crowd then began to disperse,
snewhat disappointed that they had not had
dsnce TO bid on some of the pictures separately.
Sue alleged that il was not a iona fde sale, but
va, only put through the motions to raise the wind
for Lowber. 1t is understood that the bid OF Mr..
Scott was made at the instance of the Mayor, who
Las done everything possible in his power to prevent
tbe SALE as he values tine portraits very highly and
i opposed to their changing hands, Mr.. LOwber was
present during tie sale, and made the fret bid of
$4,000 During TIE sale, Deputy Sheriff Vultec pre-
sided. The pictures and furniture were in state of
great confusion in consequence Of the late fire, from
the effects OF which they have not yet recovered. L.
is stated that previous TO the sale Mr.. LOwber called
upon Mr.. A. V. Stout, City Chamberlain, and made
last but ruess effort to obtain the payment of the
Judgment, to prevent the sale. Mr.. Stout ioti-
mated that he would be willing to advance the money
on a Controllers warrant which he would hold a
year; but application to the Controller found him
more doggedly determined not to pay than Mr.
Stout could DO nothing for Mr. Lowbcr, aud the sa e
proceeded. Mr.. Scott paid the $4,000 down, AMI
Mr. Lowber left the Hall with the money in his
pocket.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

rn.,r.do Of the River Niger, the resources Oh cen
,,,i Afrcs and the effects Of eviizaon' are aDn
%' 'n@ injecting subjects Of Mr. Bo"en' concluding
lec,ore Of tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

MASS MEETNG.A mass meeting of the Democracy
of Bergen was held Tuesday evening et the hotel
of j. II. Sanders Bergen when addresses were made
by the Hon. Jacob Il. Wortendyke and others. The
meeting was wei attended.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

At a meeting Of the Democrats of Bergen County,
held at Paramus on Saturday night, {. j. BlGuvelt
was nominated lor Sheriff, and James Van lIoutcn,
Abiam Charlock ard lIemy b. Zabrskie, for Coroner.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

REAL EsrArF.-The following sales of real estate
were made Yesterday a, the Merchants EXCHANGE by
a. j. B,ceCker Son 4 Co:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

sr-prRrOR COI-RT-srrci.L TTRn-3sfors Judge Bos-
woATH.-pEcIsloSs
Bcger AIT. The Alarc Works.-Case amended,
AID motion ior Z lss 'riz denied. with costs.
Jolly at. Iyne.-Csse settled, and ieit WIN the
spccisi Term Clerk
Before Judge HoFFaA>. 80
Wood ct a agt. Ley.-Demurrer allowed, with
Hbc.-y 20 amend, with ~ costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
MARINE COCRr-Ocr i3-gcfore Judge TaoSP'o'


IMPORTANT 10 lES>kks AND tttilANIs " Elfn'
t posrd f Cofrtisucr. e pilot. az, Goo h. Smith sni
Harrison Davis
This was an action 70 recover q fine Of - for a
violation the defendants The provisions Of section Of the
v rssua-i for the Port ~ NcwNors passed
Arrl l6 1853 which prohibits the n,umbenng or interfering
with the free any pier by HecAaEaise iuor or oArt
ob.tr,nu aud lmpos.s tine ot 5 tor esgh day during
uhcL tre otructiouis continued aer notice from the Com
nis-.our directing removal Ahe compliant cstsed tla
pier. Nos - 81 last River, aud
had KEPT ca. OF those per large qAAtrs OF
,yrrr such 10 ucughrf hc piers, SUI m
-re iA their thst notice had been given BY the
PSI. Comm toners. wLo elso Commissioners under ne
tfr..t law u 7lh June. 1853. Grng the removal OF
the wood aid tl the defendants had fa 70 comply VIA
;te notice md kept wood It'll piled ~ before Inc
~ the Legislature and proved ~ the
Superintendent the Commissioned h- ~ shof sr and
ot ,ussscs tiers Of cnrd wood had Oe'h
cairt5us the bukirad toward the oaier e1a0iro Tory
20 fms PIER No 5 ana tue whole ee-th OF i~ NO ot
For the deterse proved tha. tie pier n question hel
p. .t u.ed tor years that he upper sac OF
81 va. not used lor vessels. owing the Cinirile-
stree, Ferry occupnG the slip ana II "as cont ths as
ny tie lover could De nsed Tor adlnk ad DIS
fiarqur vessels TIE the upper side ing Ani Tli
win the tree Use o IN" PIER " n.
IL lie rrife Of t. aw IL also nat the end Of
between the piers m ql .tioni "F ' OF oy iett
fr me kiead occupied hy oyster hats' ana could
IA. other vessels, owing 70 tue neglect o tnr
Corroafu 70 keep tTcdgd % SUFFICIENT d"ph oi water
it-ed II a. tie notice hd been by the Com
and d.sTcgarted bIt the def ndanfs claimed that
fiey had authority from the Corporation to use tle Pr as ney
T Cour. har-.d the Jury that IN an action of this
was question of the jury 70 determine whether he
Srdaf hv keeping wood the pier bad actually. aud IN
the orif ar, stretance of the terms enrImDed tue piers
on int. rre1 ~ their use" and If they had, they we've
liable % tls penalty prescribed by the law
Tie found verdict urte ptnth i'rtae 'hoe amount
clsimed 44.5 For Plaintiff Mr WA. Ara Baeri tor de-
Guaaut,. 4. n. Dana.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

THr AccipENT on BOARD OF THy STEAMSHIP CITY
or BAlrIMoRE man that WAS blown overheard
from the above steamship Tuesday and killed while
coming through the Narrows was named William
Narshan, seaman, and native of England. Coroner
Vanderbilt of Casteton, s l., held inquest, aud
verdict II accidental death by the premature discharge
q cannon ON board o the above vessel was rendered.