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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25

The GRAND JuRY, TIE CsfNrNAL Cousr AND
ruR NEwsr,rHrs Cmcsoo-rhe Grand jury OF Chicago
have publsned card 70 the public In references 10 the
criminal prosecutions which have recently been nstn
tod In that city, I'm which they sly
Themembers Of the Grand Jury the August term OF
the Recorders Court. having disposed OF OIL the cases
brought 10 their notice and closed taer a,ors take this
express their dsApprobsson OF any attempt
ou'sde OF the Jury WHOM may have been Intended
70 Affect their action. Is important the public should
have coDhdence In the Independence impsrtaty and IN
wrty Of the Grand Jury, Otherwise its usefulness lost
Coargee OF bribery end coruytop against the osers
the Court previous term have been carefully invest
gated. hey are without foundation Appears pr~c.
tee In some cases In time past hss been 70 prscure evil
dence for criminal prosecutions In msnrer We disap-
prove and coroemr particular has been prorni-
nently brought 10 CIR rosico BY the Court
but from the evidence LAID before us In relation 10 this
case, Of the opinion that The Court In calling
attention 10 that case and that the District Attorney
In his eort before our body In bringing the evidence pe
fore US have acted faithfully In the discharge OF their
oncia duties Pending action upon IT, several nara
graphs have appeared IN Of Vie public prints Of this
city commenting upcr fupyV-sd donxs opinions and
srierticcs n such ntsncs3 TO Influence our 40
ton highly unrrcper sut cersurabc, and tenaips
~ subvert tbs object CT Tho Grand Jsyy wbile s oar
duty 10 nvsstssio the All CRIME coming to our
notice Fror whA, do not enter into the
private or poucsl controversy o. any aow ourselves
70 be influenced By them In The opinion Of this body
.be erds OF ssics will more likely be sttsioed, the
espaper press 70 refrain from any attempt 10
dicule, ctnsure, comment UPON their supposed
opinions proceedings In any case While that Is pend
ing
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ne cls,sy led us {. laaas Of lhs lAnil1

ne clessJ snd its ii!as.s o. ans 'A""'
ar, pv,~d e. srtts>. COPY.
Wsssern pspSsy psss> Assuh "a, EruAsnu huRrH'
by, s.srdr On fu.sdsss Sts.t.ury ere rsrpsO.
fes rcenes arc accss,utitNe> 'ns (wsdGesasvy ~
rua. INV o. attn lac fursrsfe =" nv !" ~'
tin. %, ~ two O'Clock Rssotsef7, ~
tbset
RI doc. pagers please cepy. r.
Povss On MoDoay, august CAnnRrt !sehx.
daughter Of Dr. William essr. la Tho 1ss year
The .asers services Will take place ss ts o.sSsyr.
ss l"ecpes'.yy mornog. q half pa eleysc ctfook:
ne hss6s Of the family are requested Atsond without
sc,r AT Ssvb~s. o-arss c,uo.y, n. r.. % Sunday
Use i,enas smiII As invited to sssead thu fone
(wsere.css si,snSon a. nsis PEAS .srss osocE ''
sni.A.On tuesd - morning.. August -. after abort
nnl.ess, slnAM ssHs q sAs corner Van Rruns and
Ihs I1nda and OF family are rsspeot
. ily ca 70 attend the funeral this Teanosasyj .fssr
L., 80 .ssaAs, August %, Ann Cosvu1, ro.o. os
The r,enos OF the family, and those OF her oro e Al
FREQ % vni are rsp CHILLY nvsted to attend The funeral,
som te late residence Mo- SO Vest thirty secons street,
thursday Sienoen at three oOack, without further
Invitation.
rosJE In Williamsburg, on Monday August g. sror
. short i'lDtss, JUR0xs only son Of Jurgen and
Charles ronjes, seec nouths and Is days.
The reatvss and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 aehd the fuoern this "wednesday steruoon
o'olook from the residence Of bis parenb No. 81
GraDd street, williamsburg.
rowMsxsp tho residence Of brother John Wells,
CeGsy Swamp, L. SUNDAY, August %, mrs MAkG AsHi
Of tho late fhomss H. Townsend, aged 80 years
WAIRR --Sudc euly, on Monday, August 20, RoBgsT,
only child Of ibonss q. Julia B. Walter, agsd 10
moths 81 d 10 Gays
fhs fiepcs q family respectfully invited to =.
,epd the subera this (ssccnesday) sernooa, at ooe
ocllck from Antrows church. corner OF Fourta ave-
nue. $40 b27Ih street. HA,ie0.
wsso AT bis resioenss CedH Grove, sssen Is,sni.
cn Tue.dsy morning. August "a, jour K WxxD IN lac CON
year II age
The ienos Of the family invited to attend the fune
services, at the Mcravan church. New Dyrp, Staten
Ia o. c, ihs (Wecnesdsy) mornL 4, .! ten O'Clock
Cbr,ercen county, Va and 81 Lawrence county, N T.,
pspssn q
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buss ,pb.esn.. Of y,n,s. re n.,esl .rnin.-.
ss..s s,f eSss s 9. psoOe .rnS % come no Tho
Union Is free st.e and upoo equal footing VIII the
SS ns. @ ss % a. ss is o ss q
@ 81 our r. Ss " e. ssa rs az % ~. s s
Is upon III t Cd of and the sovereign
x :, .s IN I. 81 i: ~ b 81 a.
g 'S e. s .t s
= ri s =. ona :. - y
~ Zen saesesng the Ane FRANCHISE, wiz SECURE this dss
sesd;ed ifst W. ara wscx to 90 operSs with AL th.:s
wso eos.tan the same views ad are vi ling 70 WORK ~'
ResQiyes That The Schools Ne HI I'm IN
sS' SSSs D.sssn IS. ysssr no
ncs. q. PUB ie policy s SS' I'd b. sS.aeos.1
AZ. nj he and % GS Ss
America. commerce and int aoro.snsns especially
,as he II & IL people
via gss s..Sscton and spproSadoH the course pursued
ne a BY O:s rq R o. American
na. Ter devotion the rights q .hs people Of Ksasss
their . adherence 70 III. treat ,hs: the VII Of the
a ~ Ss hs q The gsy VII be main
Deba'e thsn tssumed
judge WILKES, OF o sase, spoke against holding the
Copveatcn the sane CAV with the repuoltcAss.
sion with the black yepubcsDs and decarsi that rather
than unite h tbem toe platform OF Fremont in 1856
he would 20 with soe democrats at once
l. PARSONS sod d. NoRruRoP spoke in favor Of The
Convention on shs 9Th OF September.
Tho previous qdssu'u h.iug ordered the 9Th fixed
On as the oay, by les to 65
eeleced 80
DANIEL ULMAS then spoke, predicting that revival o.
the protective tart, place and tbst Amer
labor.
Geneva then fixed on as the place for holding the
faext Sta Q Counc,l
Adjourned sine die
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orficrAL svsonsstn rsrsDrrIos.
The LAYING on THE rkLEGRArH GABLE,
INCIDENTS Am ASrcDorxs,
pfyrRTINo.

THE LAYING or rnE rkLEGRAfH ckBLE,
WIN An rrs INCIDENTS ASp ASrcDorxs,
prvrRTIso;
BIOGRAPHICAL skErCHks or MExssnS. FIELD AND
ayEkE1T, AND CAPTAIN HuDsor
fhe publishers invite he attention OF The public TO The fol-
ory from which this careful Of the grsndes Of hu
49,. n ,,u,o.,co Wv YerK. August Is. 1854
ossTrxnxs; take much pleasure in certifying that Mr..
John Mullay WIS with In tho Newfoundland Telegraph
r,peeiion n The year 1875 and hsi he v on board ne
hsibe press The visi trio IN final
expedition which terminated he succsssui andicg Of The
i Hs ndefssaeis ersTtons during ali this time in pro
curing every fac, in connection With the enterprse deserv
OF the highest have the fullest confidence IN his
board he Nsgsrs during process ~ laying ne cable
and win CONTINUE 10 furnish him with every information
my relating 10 the formation, and Of
hs tnsntis r rs s sHerpr'e rsTsp sspsss
M Mujlsiy bsviog accompanied MS ON two Atlantic
rees.ph tipeopsof 1851 lsts alluded 70 above By Mr.
The procure The fullest details In regard the Al
snc Telegraph enterprise Indeed. accustomed
resArd In a. The "Biscrsn Of the sxpedi icn and
70 be given n the Americen public.
WI KS.Rkrr, Chief Ergineer U.s.N.
Nnessa. August 10 isss
gENftAsrS--r have beer informed hN tr John hulia
arout 10 publish narrative Of ne busnic Telegraph NJ
yedriol, Of 1881 ard tc sGords me pleasurs Y say BE-
collected The fullest nfJmson ard kpos Of no one better
qusded sive ard grsphic hNcry Of our urder
nsing. hspecifully, your oeeden, servant ,
Az AUTHENTIC HISTORY F0R THE PsOPLs,
Complete srd s-cur.te Substantial and chsep.
Aburdsnuy and gr.phicsly illustrated
u - machpexy employed
ID. sPfLErSN 90, New fors
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The CAoAi Board.

ALBANY, August "a, 1858.
The Canal Board held meeting to-day, when
resolution to provide for the raising of the canal
bridges debated at length the Secretary OF State
and Canal Commissioner Jaycox speaking in favor
of the resolution, which will be undoubtedly adopted
tomorrow. The contracting board meeting was
postponed in consequence of the long session Of the
Canal Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25

Mosus August -, 1853.
Tbs salss Of cc,o for the pas, three Gays have been
very light, at unchanged procs; reoepn small SssYirg
exchange and freighn unchanged
ne sales Of cotton for The past thrss days 100
saies DE market closing win advance Of Hc &c.
on ths lower qualities.
Burxoaz Aususs 20, 1859.
Fi,ur ss~asy. wheat Hrm snd unchanged. C,vn bet
tsv WHIT coo sic yellow, ssc ooc. whiskey dull.
Prcvyicns cull bulk meats exc ssxc.; mess PORK, si7
na OT 50.
PM ,prI1uA, Aususs ~, lass.
flour nru: sales 500 bbls.. - ss Is . IS so Wheat
firm saes 900 brsscs, at 81 70 81 Is for red and 81
% on 90 for white Corn Advancing sales 500 bushels;
yellow advanced &c sells at ec, and Tor mixed ~ soc.
wh~ksy sssady 81 sc ashc.
CINCINNATI, August ~, 1858.
flour duh and heavy: recspts for The last twenty.
sour hours 900 bbls whskey dull: sales 500 bbls ii
2ako. Eoshiss doing in provsoos and prices nominal.
whesA dull and 30. lower
CHICAGO, August "a, 1863
rsur dun whess DUH aud declined 100. Corn quiet
ii ESQ., Oats steady: Shipments 70 Bufslo-s,ooo bbls
nour ~ ,0co bushels corn. Receipts 200 bbls -FOUR
20 900 boshes wheat, le2, 900 do corn
Bruuo, August 2l-IasoP
flour arm; supply osrirg better. but not IN Of
the demand sales 200 bbs Mes e2k IS rs for good
v oboe ertra Indiana Michigan Ohio and Canadian and
IS % fr Double extra whsat quiet, and hardly
arm, hoider~ holding OF sales o0e bushels Chicago
spring 81 ooc 200 bushels white Ohio ct 81 2s ard 100
busbels white Canadian at 81 90 Coru dull no sales
pound held Al rss Rye and quiet nd nns n
zoo for The former sui 4sc t9s for the latter whskcy
dull buyers cdev $40. Canal freghh unchanged; ssc on
oeips fcr the sss ,ven,y cur sovrs-ss27 bbs arur,
dsoi4 bushels wheat T4lss bushels corn, use bushels
c~is npm.ns-24io bbls noar, 70 4so bushels wheat,
As,47o bushels corn, b,'7o bushels barley.
F1cur upchsssed. whesi scarce and heli arnsr.
Most Of the mills have stopped grinding there but
ss s s % bushels No sTss dull
out unchanged. lake 900 bushels corn.
coo bushss wheat II 900 bushels oern.
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Political Ios.rI,ss~nc~

Tpx DSwoctacy ~ IttNos.-Tbe ADMINISTRATION demo.
crsn In Illinois are making arrangements for rTssd
meeting 70 " held In Springfield the 2sh Of The
rcsect month Vice Presidert Breckenridge, ool r. b.
Csrrsner H. Ihch, fxq, Dr. Leib, Hon. John Reynolds
Hon John D,ushery md Others expected 70 DO pre-
seq nnd address the meeting
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The Oeatn OF Or. Eddy.

Sr. johns, N. r. August a. 1858.
The death Of Mr.. Eddy, late Superintendent Of the
American Telegraph Company's lines, and honorary
director Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, was
made public here to-day at one O'Clock, and created
universal and profound sorrow. The flags Of the
shipping are at half mast, and other appropriate
demonstrations are being made.
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TIE PhiIsdsIphia Dom ocracy.

FHILADBLPHIA, August "a 1903.
In the First Congressional district split has Oc-
CURED in the Democratic Nominating Convention,
and two bodies are in session Thomas B. Florence
has been nomiDafedsby his friends and the anti e-
compton portion has nominated DR.. Nebinger For
the Second district the democrats have nominated
George II. Martin; In the Third James Landy; and
an tho Fourth, Henry M. Phillipps.
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Tho Kansas Election.

LeAvENwORrH, August 20. 1858.
Official returns from twenty six counties, by United
States Express to Bonneville August %, and par
tial returns from two more, with four yet to hear
from. give the following result Whole vote,
13.3s0-majority against the English proposition,
Q 648.
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Fire In Fort Wayne, Indians.

FOKT WAYNE, August "a, 1885,
The first division of the extensive warehouse Of
Hill Orbison, in this place. was entirely destroyed
by fire this morning at eight o'clock The more
valuable portion Of the stock was in the rear d.
vision. which, together with large stock of wool,
was sayed.
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Southern Ocean steamer msvementss
SAvAsSfa, August "a, 1853.
Tho United States mail steamer Florida arrived
hero In fftyeight hours from New York-all well.
CHARLssros, August "a, 1853.
The United States mail steamship Marion, Capt.
W. T. Foster, from New York arrived here Of five
O'Clock this morning.
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DUSTIN, AuKu5l ToOd-
The royal mail steamship Niagara will sail from
closes at Q A. M. All dispatches placed in the tele
graph ofce No. 81 Wall street, New York, 20 as to
reach here by IL A. NJ, will DO promptly for
xwarded
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Dssastsr Go Snip Ann E. Thompson.

The ship Ann E. Thompson, of Brunswick Captain
Brooks from St. George, N. r., for England put into
Portland yesterday, leaking badly, having struck on
a suuken rock the first day out, and knocked hole
in her bottom. The water Is now up to her lower
deck beams She will discharge her cargo OF deals
and repair.
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cred wlls - 'ta tsst Indies cc-tsin curs Tor c,'.
hur prov trcucnis cbughs cOsds aud general de
bOi y Tho rsmsfy tisroytfed ~ I'm Wien his only
Ctc, csughtrf, slven 70 de s cld ouved,
mos s he will serc 0iho,e rbo wsA The reoeipe cortan
ING Ten directions for nasnE ord usng IBIS remedy Ece,
receipt % their ns~,.l tfdfeHB
o. p. PFONn No 70 Grsrd a., Jersey Csy, M.
CFr WATTS NpRDrs sNTIDOrs; Ir Will RESTORE
" n,as, dsbirs0o N health 9Th
a cs-sse srd eNcss fpsrIy. gravel sen acl,-
bensns rherns sm, neuvalsis, q sncrsy and
all cis~es~s -snish before r. JOHN PvRHk co
proprstrs fe Nssssu street u per bottle sent any
Pagi 81 NE s1uaSy,
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BOSTOk, August q. 1913.
A collision occurred in harbor this afternoon
between the scbooners Two Brothers and ID. ID.
French, sinking the former and drowning Captain
Wood its master. The rest OF tho crew we're res
cued by the steamer II. Morrison. The ID. N. French
was but little injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25

BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, vA--Tlss beautiful and
popular watering place has been sold 70 company Of
gentlemen FOR Vie sum Of e94 coo,
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Earshquake I'm New Hampshire.
HoLDERNKss, Aug. "a, 1883.
A shock Of an earthquake shook the houses in this
place considerably at one o'clock today.
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ryAurroN IN THE prrpf.rc


~ Afer several years Ing The manufacture Of
gin. fortunately suc-e>ded, the ycar S<S skinG
discovery IN is manufacture by which deprived OF s
scrd and inammaioy properties and rendered perfectly
pure
Mt mandatory 10 gcheidsn,, Holland After several
noaths reflection what Title 1Ne 70 n ntroduc ed 70
The publc under he le Of "WOLrns scheidsm
Aruratc Fehrsppa" scbeidam the OF the place
Holland where he Gin mspufae' oved. "sronaic'
~ from the Tsisn iusfp-r berry With which n 10
favored and The word schrspps he 9ermsn for drink
oogns drsmWolfes scheidam aromatic dfirk No
had my schrapps been Introduced 70 tns American
liquor missrs Of New York, boston and Phuaisi
phs started In pursuit. with their mired and poison
under various DEMONSTRATION gin. schedsm schnspps
London Club House gin london cordial GIN msdlcaiei
schnspps &cend In several iHssnces labels
plead echn cal avoidance OF The 90 carefuy pre-
pared nrose careless puruhssera l undarsaud
large Quantity been purchased by rcsents OF TIE
southern and Western states sheapnss
the artcle merchant Who participates iadIreciv In
fraud BY selling the spurious articles u an offender
a. ibe principal Who planned tho mpoaition
hope every respectable citizen Who values the health OF
The community In which he lives, vii aid ferreung
and exposing he interruptions merchant who the OF
fev cents vui pat IN ecpardy the lives OF the
N which be hvcs Such should be nailed TO the pory
81 popular execrstisn UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole importer. ls, 10 and Y Beaver street.
COINS BUNToNs, NAILS rxNYTsATIN0 TIN
~ nesh eyrscted without pain thu tbs boot can 81
worn ranedisely a'er f ~'rr1on without he lest nrcn
,eslescs 20 IRE psert :, zAoHARIS, surgeon chro
pccAt 100 Broscvay
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OucAoc AND Bxa iSTTRErsL--Tn another column will
be found an interesting es.ex on the CONDITION and pros
poets o. cnicsso, iro- thSTsn o. Mr. s. 8 Hayes, gen
seman Of Undivided authority IN reg,xd 10 the facts Of
which ne spe~ks
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vsitsrs % the Niagara
NAVAL oRDn-PUBLIc NOTICE

NAVAL 0kDM-PCBLIC NOTICE.
me United States steam frgate Niagara having arrived
and being secured 70 the wharf In this yard, Captain
Hudson Of tba, ship, addressed the undersigned the fol
loving note
CyuSp sfArR SrvAx ruears NIAGARA, I
FAvr Yfsp, NEW YosK, August 20, 1858
Hr-The Niagara d now secured 10 the wharf II The
Navy Yard and Am dcsrous 70 give the citizens OF Now
York and Brooklyn an opportunity OF visiting her, aud
propose admit tbem 81 oDce Also land her stores ~ The
same tmc. NAY ask your approval Of Ills course
An, respectfully your oosdient servant
W. L. HUDSON, Captain
York.
therefore ordered shst until soms further disposal
Of said ship directed BY ths Navy Department the gate
Of The gard TO remain open 70 ths public from seven
A. n. 70 Sin p. n. Sundays excepted.
I. KEARNy, Commandani
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The Yellow Fever At Charleston.

CHARLESTON, August "a, 1853.
The yellow fever IL without abatement, the weather
continuing unfavorable.
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Truss and Baodage Insf1tuse.-Eiast1c Stock
inn fana2s uppertsu asd instruments fer defcrniuea
u. 0LOvR1. No. Ann skreek
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City InlelllgoucO.

GRAND NUsrER oF FRkMxN-THL ALBANY PARADE AND
PLAYING MAIcH.-This summer there have been Compare
lively very few Walls paid BY city remen 10 their
out Of friends. The hard times the reason given
for the fewness of these visits which had good eec. In
their way in provoking proper spirit Of emulation among
the nremen scattered throughout the country Lately,
however, our Fire Department has exhibited moro sgus
OF animation, and number of city com osuios have
determined 70 Wait Albany the 2Sh Of September next
10 aAe part In the parade and match which takes
place so c ns nat, u . A%ong the oompsues who
Eagle Hook and ladder Company No. 4, with twenty
pants James p Duyckisck foreman Of this company,
and Char les Gardner assistant foreman
forty men 10 The ususi usiosn s.mus, cSssnisr the
foreman Of this company, and James Province the assist
Mutual Engine Company No. 81, with forty men, In ars-
mems re Foreman. Geo hcGrasa Assistant Foreman,
thirty Ave men. Foreman James Connolly Assistant,
WIN forty men Foreman John Piatl Assistant, John
Iaisssas Hook and Ladder Company No Will parade
twenty man Foreman, Washington 4 Barton AssissAns
Chatham Engine Company No; Is with thirty ave mon
Budson Engine Company No. l. Foreman, John HsmIIl
Assistant, John p. Fettper.
probable thAl other companies will participate In
p,stsd.
FmrxH's vrsm Neptune Company No. 2, OF Hart
ford, Will arrive In this city this morning, and will be the
guests OF Engine Company No - during their stay IN
town. hey will be heartily received by Fire Depart
ment Coaps rmory band accompany The Hartford con-
pspy during The THO
warren Hose Company No. IS, Of this city, ln.cud to
visit Philadelphia the 23d Of September and
turn the 18th. They will parade thirty men, who viii
wear the usual uniform. black pants and rcd shirt John
d. Gran Foreman. Anthony YeomAns, Assistant
Rxcu1roS THE CREW the NIAGARA THE Hall or
TIE UaoS Cooru INSTITUTE -The crew OF the Niagara
VII be paid or tomorrow and separate 70 their homes,
but before leaving hey 70 have publ reception to-
night as the Cooper Institute Capt Hudson, Mr. Field,
Mr. Everett tho eoors Of the ship and other gentlemen,
win be presec, with the Of The Niagara The Rcv.
viii address tho and officers Tho crew In body,
with music and banners, model OF The ship, and sec
ton Of tho cable, VIII arrive n tho Cooper Institute about
TX O'Clock.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HRsALD.
NKw YoKx, August "a, 1858
In your Issue Of this morning appears an article head
Cd IAN aftack q Engine" which entirely unforndsd
know perfectly veil that not there, and call upoo
them 70 oontrHdict tbc ststemcst.
rH0s WALSH, No Mulberry street
TO THn EDITOR or THE HERALD.
noticed statement In your paper OF the asa, stating
that had been drowned 81 Aten Island and thss
In the boots OF found the OF Alfred Card
ner No Wooster street. and In tho pocket book Of the
other the OF Ahrci Eaton No 500 Columbia street
II mssss'cment, as, thank God, am alive and kick
ALFRED EATON, No coo Columbia street