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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

The first public message conveyed to Eng
land by the Atlantic telegraph cable was pub
lished in London on the 2lst ultiino. 1t was
of a highly important, most useful and graft
flying character, being nothing less than the
news Of the collision between the Cunard
steamship Europa and Arabia, which took
place off Cape Race on the night of the l4th
ult. The message reached London on the
Goth, and a dispatch was sent to Newfound-
and asking additional information. In two
hours and a half a reply reached London, stat
ing that the passengers were all well and the
vessels only slightly injured. Independent Of
the consoling effect of this dispatch on the
minds Of the friends Of the persons on board, it
was estimated that the money value Of the
message wal worth $250,0O0.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

FATAL AccDENr.--A man by the name Of
Aaron Platt, a resident of White Hill, near
Bordentown, met with serious and fatal &C
cident while out cunning, on the Delaware, on
last Sunday. His gun was in the boat lying
on the seat with the muzzel toward him,
he took hold Of it to draw it to him, and in
drawing it across the seat the hammer caught,
raised up, and when it flew down and exploded
the cap, the whole load entered his side. He
died about three quarters Of hour Afterwards.
he leaves q family.-IrsntOn Republican.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
aa- 81 King is out with a Proclamation

aas- Gf King is out with a Proclamation
declaring richmond county in a state of insur-
r@ection, a calling upon the military to oc.
cupy thqrebellious district. The military,
it appeal cannot get down to Staten Island
until thdend of the week. 70 the Eighth
Kegime5 Col. Lyopsgahas been assigned the
task o~fgufd5g tsSazzfe property at Quar-
antine. Additional arrests in the persons Of
Ray Tompkfs, Richard Adams Locke and
others, have een made, and warrants for the
apprehensiopf Others have been issued. The
federal government has granted the Commits
sioners of Emigration the use of the store
houses at Qurantine for hospital purposes.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

as- The authorities have decided upon the
course to be pursued with regarl to the Afr;
cans captured on board the brig Pullman by
the United States brig Dolphin. The Steam
frigate Niagara has been ordered to be got in
readiness to proceed to Charleston to convey
the negroes from thence to the coast of Afri
CD. She will be commanded by Commodore
Chauncey. ,
The law appropriates one hundred Thousand
dollars to pay the expenses of transit. Il
seems that it has previously cost two hundred
thousand dollars to return two hundred ne
groes The present job will not-like the pro
ceeding ones-be given to the Colonization So
ciety.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

SERIOUS AceIDENr.-We learn from Mr.
William Bennett, that yesterday afternoon the
steamer aurora" on her trip from New York
to Keyport, burst the few of her steam-pipe,
killing one Of the firemen and SO severely
injuring the other as to render his recovery
impossible. Mr.. B was on board at the
time, but did not learn the names of the unfor
tunate sufferers. One of them was the broth.
er of the engineer.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

APpoINTMENT.-We are authorized to say
that His Excellency, Gov. Newell, has appoint
ed Edward W. Whelpley, Esq, of Merristown,
to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court
Bench, caused by the resignation of Judge
Ryerson.
We think this a most excellent appointment,
and one that will give great satisfaction, not
only to the citizens Of that District, but all
over the State. Mr.. Whelpley has long been
recognized as one of the ablest lawyers of the
State, and his new elevation is only another
just tribute to his worth and talents. Trenton
Republican.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

B~ A party of four fishermen from Long
Island, landed at the " Horse Shoe,n Sandy
Hook, on the LIST inst, and set a !" fish pound, y
some 100 feet in length, for the purpose OF
catching fish. They were complained of by
some of our fishermen, arrested by officer Jo-
seph A. Slamm, and taken before Justice Jos.
W. Borden, who fined them 800. After pay
ing the fine, they removed their nets and left.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

DE- The New Brnaswicker heads the an
nouneement of hemarriage Of DR.. A. L. New
ell, brother of the Governor with Old Bach
elor's Wedding the bridegroom having de-
ferred the serious business Of matrimony until
reaching a mature age.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

FATAL AFFAY.-A man named Osborn was
shot dead near Waynesboro, Pa, on the 9TH
INST, by two brothers, named Daniel and Da-
wa Funk, fome dispute occurring between the
three. Osborn was carrying water from the
well belonging to the Funk's at the time
Both of them have been arrested.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

az The schooner Francis French, o.
Ocean county, which had been forfeited to the
Commonwealth of Virginia, for being caught
with a slave on board in May last, was sold at
Smith6eld, sa-Iaesday, for 81, $50. Capt.
Thomas Loveland, the former commander, be-
ing the purchaser.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
Hap Mr.. Michael Vanderhoof LIVING nea,

Sag Mr.. Michael vanderhooff living near
Keyport, says the Standard, was accidently
y faiinga from his boat while off
in the water III Sfies for help were heard by
some ~neighboring fishermen, who FASTENED to
his assistance, but arrived too late to save
him. His body was recovered during the af-
ternoon.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

Ba~'A serious accident occurred on Tuesday
morning to two cattle trains on the Hudson
River Railroad. One Of the engineers and
a drover were instantly killed, and two others
were badly injured.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

@~We learn that the Cars which conveyed
the delegates from this village t o Jamesburg
ran over the road in twenty two minutes, max.
ing a stop at Englishtown. The distance il
eleven and a half miles.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

n- An interesting trot came off on the
Freehold Course, on Saturday last, between
j. B. Stones horse, Limerick, and H. D. Hen
drickson's horse, Young Dan, for $500, Two
mile heats. Mr.. Hendrickson's horse winning
with ease in 5:45a. A
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

ssT Miss Mary F.. Randolph. sister of Hon.
j. +. Randolph, of Trenton, died at Plainfeld,
en- the I'd inst. The health Of Judge r., is
still very feeble.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
DEATHS.

"What is death 2 IT'S to be free
No more to love, or hope, or fear:
To join the great equality
All alike are humbled there!
The mighty grave
Wraps lord and slave,
Nor pride, nor poverty, dares come
Within that refuge house the tomb"
In this village, ON the Sd instant, ELLA MARIA,
infant daughter of Simon V. and Anna Perrine.
weTay Unev IN viv- sis~-. teaAh
Sweet blossom of a day.
We just began to view thy bloom,
And thou art called away.
Sickness and death have done their best,
And now can do no more;
The bitterness of death is past,
And all thy suffering's DER.
At Keyport, on Thursday. August 9th Mr.
ABRAHAM VAN WOERT, in the 18th year of his
age.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
asr On FIday last saws the Ocean Embler

aar On Flday last says the Ocean Emblem,
a little boy bout six years old, son of Elk.
Sheriff Parkei of Forked River, was seriously
injured by the kick of a horse. Mr.. Parker
had just drive his horses from the field into
the yard and is little son running behind one
of them the animal kicked the child in the
forehead, justbetween the eyes, injecting q
serious wound
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

M Mr., CLARK Pierson succeeds Mr.. Sellers
as editor and publisher of the Lambertville
Beacon.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
Extra Large Bread
AT THE
Freehold Bakery!

TINE SUBSCRIBER ADDED ON
Monday, the 18th inst, to his heretofore LARGO
loayes of Bread. In this department, as we'll as that
Of Cakes, Pies, &c, he is prepared to supply his old
his business, can furnish any quantity of new nnos
To the citizens of Freehold, and also to those vis-
ting the place, We would say, that in addition 70
the above they can always be supplied with loo
Cream and Confectionery Of a superior quality. He
mas a cool and beautiful Saloon, and guarantees eve
Freehold, July %, 1858. aatf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

Mr.. J. j. NIfckIe, of New Brunswick, i
our only authorized tr~Greing agent to collect money
for subscription, advertising, &c. We wiR not ac-
knowledge settlements made acith any other person.
THIS notice ercepts Postmasters and others who are
residents and doing business IN tie County, aid
Cho hare been acting as our agent. 1t only refers
to traraing agents.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
NEW WINTER 0

Inc subscriber will hereafter receive Spanish
and Winter Goods. q p III pew rah
Freehold, Aug. 26, 1858. aS1e
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
MARRIAGES.

COufISnIp IS Ln6 pO6ITy OF ILB,
But marriage is the sober prose-"
1t the Dutch Parsonage, Freehold, on the 29th
alt. by Rev. Z W. Collier, GRO. w. MATTHEWS,
to JANE WORTH, both of Freehold.
At San Francisco, California, June Goth, by Rev.
E. Bannister. DR.. W. NJ. HIGGINS, formerly of this
village, to Miss ALICE BOYLE, of the former place.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

SAME DAY.-Match So, single dash of a mile
in harness.
]. Smock. nanassb m Lady Jane, l
H. Bergen, names b g Honest Jim, 2
Time 9:03.
This race was easily won by Lady Jane,
which rather astonished the bystanders as they
expected to see better things from Honest
Jim. B. w. r
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
THE TURF

TRoTrIsd At RHODE HALL, WEsLoR's TRACK,
SATURDAY, Aug. 81, 1858.-Purse Sc, mile
heats best 2 in 8 in harness.
J. Griggs, names bl m Sally Miller, l /
j. Smock, names b m Lady Jane, 2 2
Fl. Bergen, names b G Honest Jim 8 2
Time 4:5T4 1859.
The above was the very best race of the sea-
son., and what was more remarkable, during
the trial each horse was q decided faYorite.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
Observations on the Weather

indicates t cloudy-t rain.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
Ntb A0butisements.
MONMOUTH C0U ,TY
A G RI LTUR A L A IR,
FOR THE YEAR 1858

TO BE HELD ON THE 10Th AND seth OF SEP
TENDER.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09
General Order

ssJozN c. SMocK, Secretary.
Freehold. Sent. @ 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

bis views, to receive the assurance OF his own and
the nations good willard to welcome peace and
fse intercourse again with the all past
differences -Four months have elapsed since that
gentleman came nong Ills with his message OF peace
and upon national faith we felt safe to call back
o1r troops who were upon q hostile march, and
eaute the flag which should protect every American
citizen who has right to gaze upon u. but Inc
hostile preparations against us stu continue, the
armed men at the camp still threaten 10 pursue our
families and tocks.
They even write of their success in prejudicing
against us the minds Of the two gentlemen who have
la ely reached them bearing the title OF Commission
ers OF Peace. r
With ali these evidences Of dark plotting, still
have the hope that they will not be able to cover up
tire truth with fire and blood. will not yet place
the national administration with those who are striv-
inc TO destroy us. | believe the President to be
man from whom the truth may be kept by court in
trigue; but trust in him as one in every case inca
pable Of perfdy.
j think il enough for me to beg suspension of
public opinion. Very respectfully, your obedient
servant. JOHN M. bERsHisEL,
Delegate from Utah.
NEW YORK, July 8, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
D.cmr,,. ami Musical syatssry.

win the excert.c, Of ZONE ds-utofy entertain ueus
tere arc there shall have bat little the way Of pub
gc suor.emen,s Until September the years. business
usv Ne tf.dy sGu o. rp In oce sentsace-a TIE mana
xsYs aa,e lost ozs mo,sy. pressn the pablo
se.ms ~ take po particular interest In any In door enter
tsnueni except tbs last nights Of Mas oashmsn aud The
French tnenire Tho Opera artists arc Distributed all
directions Me.e de cszzsuigs, Bugnou aud Anodio are
going on d. to the North for tour. ssgnor
e.saisr will ssi for Europe In mex, Wednesdays
steamer Mr.. s,rsSosch, with Madame susxoscd.
ssllei IN tho Vanderbilt on Saturday Tor Hsvre
ee hes already the nucleus Of French cono opsrs
company, and should mol be SURPRISED 10 see him
az Of nrs troupe from tue Opera Opm'qde
rhr eror "a partially CT the pubic FOR treIcn plays
leads believe that such a enterprise socit be sue
csssful.
We hsas Euie soout theatres Cor II 10,
~e believe pretty we'll settled tina; Mr. 8urtous season
oil commence early IN sepfenSer with NJ. aud Ms
Barney williams ~ho have been three years 10 Eoglsad,
res,are much IL reis aud "Britlsh gold"
These n.sues that remain open pa, for ~sra strong
bius for to-day aud tomorrow Mss Charlotte Cashnan
plays on both nights her very In America she sails
in the Persia on Wednesday, In tvo Of her best parts or
Monday IN Guy Manncrrs,n aad 90 Tuesday L.dv Mac
beth taxing her farewell OF he sew YORK stage IN tSo
characters 10 which she has no living equsi
Al wailack's theatre Mr.. aud Mrs J. riore,ce com
mepos IN engagement rhsy play On Monday and
Tuesday evenings In "oFlaaaigan and tue FA
tiss.s "a Lesson for Husbands" sni "a Yaa.
zee Houseseeper. Mr.. and urs orence ere
ys-us American artistic, who play IN tight and agreeable
pleces sometimes extravagapt, but always amusing u
% pe Gao be persuaded " N the theatre during the
Dot weather they should zee he FloseDc-s
the Beverly theatre for the last performances Of the
season. there will be given 10 day two graod perform
snces The nrs tue Afternoon ., tao O'Clock, includes
"Psnl Jonesn Gcberry and Fair sasr," All the lady
OF the lake" The evening performances sui consist o.
"wnllsm ren,- Blanche Of Brsndy~ine,' and
"Fatntns."
,.s vu..r. to,, r.rforycsress al no sven 10 lay
ipcudlps capital sections Toe aternooa aad eve
ming perfor nance on Tuesday
WOODS Ninstrells hnc bill is ous for tbs ssek
Bryants viii give day tro psrformsnces, for tue par
tcu rs OF which refer readers 10 The odicA al
ununcencnts.
Tcre are 10 be two performances at the 5adt Thssr'
M CAV Among other attractions we notice portion Of
ths Rsvsl family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

RsoArrA--A regatta viii take pscs q. Newburg to day
humber OF New York boats have ep,eredfcS The prizes
sccrpvsT um osrrrxs Uss os erwowpea Yes
terasy Sunday morning, about nine ococs, sever"
bosimsp whitehall slip narrowly escaped os''ut dessn
nv tho explo.,on Of q large qussty of suup, sder II
agpesrs that they 10 % celebrate the sutivesay
n lhe America Independence had procaref large csn
OF powder and deomiug dauo iureet tbe csoteas ~
inc eide ssk when one of the party made twin the por
Ger some 70 feet detsutl nluytrstgr Wt1ington
hch when hDshed sn0ther n tne Vsys fes n'e ~ snd
"A q, uuuuicatpg wish the instantly eSyioacd,
blosiea one nan JOIN Welsh from raere NJ SAs
wing over the DOCK irto vswl brat that "a ,p'rs1 W
The slip. and setting FIRE n the cothus snsses nAo
named loon Henry. Old Whsie1sU bJs.msn, Tho vas
very badly burned welsh taken inseusir'e bdt
sustained no serious Injury Bo,n wsre coaveyei 70 Toe
CIV Hospital Several vho were standing close ~ very
fortunately escaped uunurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

SELL AT Saratoga Springs, Monday, June g. Ansu
fprRuHII sged year, 10 months ana IS days oaughsr
o. Aipert " aud ). iouss Bell Of Ear Francso, Cal
BlpAt Staten hiaho. at tie deIcc OF her fAkher,
sf'sr a gerNg illness mrs SARAH MARIA BIRD, wfs a
TIE ana friends Of the family invited .
al. e. the tuusra,
Cism--ou sunday uo-piag, Jry 4. EDWARD GLAZE.
IRE relatives and trerss n the family and those e
bis bches, ~lllac Cash are respectfully invited 70 =
,ero tho fpers frsm the rssicence OF bis mother, II
bsoccuss sweet this acndayl morning. ai nine O'CLOCK
wuaru; further Invitation
Somerset county (Md) and Eew haven iCoan.) papers
tAkvry ON sunday July a. JANIS G.RvKr, In the 2ssh
yee- &c biz age.
TIE fnruds Of the family .sd thoso his brothsss,
Ossr a1d Michael, and u hs brother In Law, Joe9
kne,iscp RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend the funeral.
rcsnt nee No Franklin sire ct No csr-isges allowed
BuSusG Ia Cambridge, Mass, % Friday, july Q,
BEL HUrrsG, IN the 18th year Of bis age.
IRWIN --Or SATURDAY, Jus 3, J.srs isw1s, aged -.
.esrs formerly OF Roundfort county Rcscor,noo, ircana
80. ,.s.,s to's p'sss ron ss 'se .ssSeuoe,
.oassoS -On Saturday evening July 8, 10 sho o'sssse
bo3e " tissfui immoe,a'ly Assz ELIzAasra eacsea
dznsntr Of James and Aieino ionLson IN tbs 3Ash
year o. b-T age
The resuyes ard nrlencs OF the family, and those Il
hcr bvoineys fheocoro aud james Joanson, Jr arc
respectfully invited TO aeod the faLersi THIS Monday>
sfu aoou, o'clock, frcn late rcadeuce, %
sssn.s- ON sunoss' jni, Z. MAss,nxr mumAu, q
Ga,wsy, Ireland, At the adva'ced age OF 81 ysars
The Trends OF ths farniiy are respectfully nyet % at
jain Oliver, IS Ch.r,y s,ree, this (soaesy) ssruoou
at haT pssttvo O'Clock
the 1n,h year Of his sge
IRE iune vii lake place from his ste resideocs ocr
ssr ,S', J. ss sn" 81 Toe family ar
rrents.ec ~ attend with u, further irvits,cn
MORGAN -ou sunday, July Z, iAxu A MORGAN, ias q
Hsfrtnns ard the ffisncs IT the family Invited -
ssspa TIE 'rssr., tIoa the residence Of h' f.tnsr.
IA ~ Hcrgxo West r0eu.y second street. to morrow
at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

Dr-Ns-DcsSGLY On Tues3sy, June 20, by tho Rsv
Bremen NJ the residences OF tho BRIDES fatsor oAros
II iySSE 70 MARGAET AUOvByA daughter Of fA<ck D0A-
n,wt be.h q this city
;&u,Bfxs--EiEruszY In Nsw Orleaos, "Wednesday,
Jun~ * IN the Presby terrain church. BY The Rev Dr.
Palmer, JAogs N SsBusrxa 70 Mrs ApKA MARY RrHEsY.
OWEN FfI1eArxIoK.-Op saturday, July 3, in " Fraa-
ella Xyvier's chDrcs by toe Rsr. II he Luypes. JASps
UNKn, Of tha city, 10 ELIZA T., daughter OF r. Ftx-
patrick, Esq. u Washington, Ga.
Gso.s papers please copy.
PAsshOxn- y o&x-On MUntsy evening, June -, ~
fap Ray Ar Petit bs Methooist OF iych
hosr " Philip psssmore Fsq Of do city Of Dubrn;
11s Anns ELIZA, daughter VI Acrnlu Netmore, Of ~
city
acknowledgements New York. on Tuesday, July ~
1857, 10y Rev Kobor. s. Doksoa, Of tho Profession Ept
cons! cEurch, Aston place, EDWARD WAIfoS 70 MARY A.
You-0 b>th for p,sr7 o. Schenectady.
3 uany and schenec;ady papers pisasCcopy.
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land, and was compelled q 60 N and lay until NJ. tho

land and was compelled IL 60 n and lay until A. NJ tho
morning Of tbs llth.
sI.sal June ii.-Ssarted from Fortune Haroor ct
n poUpa Tor 81. Johns; raa tt<ough very heavy ,s.
bu cstiered, until arrived of fwiiingate where
fou,d ice packed solid Tar Inc eye could rea,o
was seed % 80 In and lag until <as morning OF tue
18th.
Saturday June 12-Started nj A. H. from Twilfrxsse
bound for St johns; through heavy zelda Of uu
We arrived of Fogo, when got into clear wster ct
$50 +. " spoke bris -, knight, master, from st.
Joaos bound ter Green Bay who reported seeing the
English AZ smers OF Trinity Bay with the Atlantic tele-
grsph aboard.
suna~y Jcpe 10. Passed Cape BonAvista at A. Y
Bc,ssu, $50 A. H., Cape 81 Francis, 10 A. arriving
at ST. johns al IL NJ. q SLUYrER, CaDsaic
surJ TO The above lat OF the pro ysoux issued
foa The Victoria and the OF the parsons 10
delivered, IRON which learn that 25i individuals
cetsea relet and that ~ bsaa brest barrels pors
har5eis ncur Kegs bus,or 81 lbs tea xad 90 gallons
aulasses distributed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05


FIRE rs FoRrY sixth srnyrr-Asou, IL O'Clock on sa-
turday ruht Are was discovered In the frame dwelling
hou.e cnrner Of Forty sirn street ana Tenth avenue
oaped and occupied by tsc3o Uibfck roe afe Sss 30
tar under neadeay wnen discovered that could not DO
extipsusbed until the building AMI i's conteoss we're
orsvoysc Tho uxs will he about $500 assured Tor
s4oo 10 the Rutgers Insurance Company.
Irpr IN ForRrH srRxm. --Bctwecn ono anf two O'Clock
on sunday morning. Ore broke on. 10 toe feed s're No.
s7s Fourtn street, hep, by Aorsm Lyons. rne nremcn
prompy ext,ps uisbsd he afe Damsse a,out $3.50 In
surea In the Rochester Insurance Company
FrHp IN wAsHseroS 5rsrtr shortly after one O'Clock
on snoAs s,srlcon FIRE occurred in toe smoke house
% ,te oso, son store No 542 Washington street. orped
BY Robbins a TO Tue n'emen we're qaisky a. the
premises ssd extnguishsd tns Ore The dsnase " neat
in thc house wil probably amount 10 t5oo-fnly
insured.
FiRs IN PsAaL srRKrr-Ausxrr TO BLOW OrES rsE fsos
Sara Shortly before O'Clock last night
are broke 10 The four story store, No 2ls eeis
street, lpied by PeuboDe hodge, dealers In hard
~se The Gre wss discovered by Of the insurance
patrol, wno gaze the the Insurance pst0lnen
edtd IN pu'ttg ibe ere The stock Is damaged
by nfe stt cater pronsb toe snount If ti 00o
supposed W nc covered By Insurance.
Upon nation NJ the promises By the Fire Nirsbal
the police wss seen that ONCE the
bsd been sacked BY burglars-~desk drawers we're
brvsep open snt papers tossed sbout gunpowjsr ras
fnu51 On or under of the IN saes and some
poecer the key bOe, gving evidence Of an asnpt 10
iInw opeu. The ~hyie affair seems 10 be very ysts
rous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

BRUTAL FoHr--scbael Conway and Patrick q Gordon
10, INTO nsbt en- sunday The corner Of Broadway ana
fty sasb street, When Gordon bit OF the Of bis
,ssopist He arrested sad locked up In default Of
$1,000 bail, for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

Gree more us hsN our tsf u birth,
The day lhat (, e~dcrn os~nsd or e~rtAs
gio dry TIA dashed tyrADt DOM.
To-e tee be.l Jewel IRON ais crown
mi coif the hear which c1~- not beN
With rapture a. TIE rusSas feet
srH JuLv. OF freedom u4iiioua prouily tresd
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