New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
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Tur pryuorTH MONUMENT CELEBRATION Tag
Bo,,on Transcr ~, speaking Of the decorations on
the .ccasop. ssys:
We .hould not omit TO mention the elegant appear
srce of the mansion of the Hon. "m l. Dass'
Situated back from toe principal street ~un nhe 20
yiaee-ways leading thereto, an exceiient opportunity
vns all ided for decoration which was noby tuins,t
10 account. The n sdetce OF the Hon. Chafrs 4.
Davis also presented a beautiful appearance. ihe>o
,,,o ,tl.nen we're on the Committee OF Arrange
inertia Eor the celebration and worked night ana DAY
IN cs,rv the STAR through succe sfully nney wero
sbly seconded by the eic, services oil Esahef Y.
sherman, esq Dr. Timotny GfrHon an" .nS oeeer
nsn hers of the Committee. Near Mr.. Wm. l. Daviss
de- cling we're any number OF private residences 'ase-
fully decorated. The house occupied by Samuel II.
Davee, attracted particular attention.
CoLsp icuous among the uoique ana o1 su.a
uas a miniature representation Of the PAsri, Monu-
ment paced in front Of the hOuses occupied by Mr..
William Shern an ard Mrs. Mary Ne'son. fhe Pedes"
tal was composed of wood trimmed with evergreen
on the top II which the figure OF Fsth was persohated
Inv beautiful yourg lady On each side Of the pedes-
l nj the nase Wa young lady dressed IN white re-
presenting the figures of Liberty and Law. Ihess
ja6es fem the fairness OF their compeAohS almost
resmbed marble. ard as the procession passed, cheer
after cheer greeted .hem hats raised and hand
kerchrfs waved evuciDg the unanimous appreciation
of the design by the vast mutt ude.
PRog,g,LY MURDER OF WOMAN AT NoRwALK.-
One Of those dalk aud painful mysteries which sur
the blood with horror, is now engrossing the minds
and map naops of the good people at Five Mile RIVER
Landing. TIE PARTICULAR ~ they c"me to u.s. are
briefly these: During all Saturday night an unusnai
De gree Of noise and dissipation seemed e AZ the hoei
in that vicinity and in the morDipe were discovered
the rrirts a. Of a ladys dress having been dragged
from a she'd short distance from the dock, up Ia the
dock and either side Of said appearance In the dust
were the footprints OF a man, rs two men had
draop,d a lady along 10 the brink OF the dock. In
addition to rhese prn's were cots Of blood, and near
the shed referred to piece Of broken scantipg was
found with one edge indeDted, and clothed with blood
and the hair Of a woman. parcel of hair some ten
rcbes or 90 in lepgth also lay near the dock and
considerable quantity Of blood was visible upon the
stones of the dock, down 10 lowwater mark. 10 AL
ditou TO this the sleeve of sdys chemse was fouod
in the water neal BY with the appearance OF having
been recently torn from the rest OF the garment NO
definite clue TO, or explans Of these mysterious
circumstances has as yet been discovered, bat the
character OF the locality aud the unmstakable evil
deuces of foul play of some kind such az to warrant
a most searching and thorough iDvesngst alton on tue
part of our authorities. Norwalk Gazette, Aug :.
A Poor MAN WALLIS FROM CHICAGO TO Sr. LOUIS,
FALLS IL THE STRELT. AND Dns!-On Sunday at
noon, two young lads discovered an apparently sick
lying the grass in the broiling sun. upon va
cant lot the of Greene and Fourth streets.
They went to him. and asked him To get up and go TO
n bouse. He replied that hs WA unable 10 move that
bis legs would longer support bim, and that he bad
walked the entire ol,tance from Chicago here The
boys then dragged him to shady spot beneath q
wagon At 4 D. tn another lad, passing by, found
him Just expiring He died exhausted and de- ,itsed
with fatigue and pIivstioD. His body extremely
emacated His age was about 80 years, aud he WAS
dressed IN gray cloth coat brown pants aud black felt
hat with broad bIim. No ntimation could be gained
as to his name. [St. Louis Dem.
AsoTHER BRAKYMaS HURr.-The Rochester Demo-
crat learns that another brakeman was over on the
Central Railroad, ON Monday forenoon a short dis
tauce west Of the tnnuel east of Syracuse. He was
on a freight train, and il is opposed struck by
bridge. man no standing on the platform
of passenger car attached TO the train saw
lying on the track and gave the alarm Tne train
backed mp, and it ascerained who the injured
man was. The passenger coach must have passed
over him. but the principal iIjury apparent was
broken arm. He was hurt internally, however, and it
feared that be will not recover. The name of the
injured man s Thomas Warner He is about - years
old, ard it is believed belongs in Utcs. He taken
to Syracuse and placed under the of surgeons.
IYTRoDUcrIoy AND Use or GAsLIGHT IN THE
USITED SIATEs.-The american GashgM Journal for
August furnishes The following.
In ss was ts from Ens'sd into s.~ors Mo-
.s she experiment If doping IL New YORK cry 10, Usually
behind lgtthouse followed iu the succeeding ear
s ~ s'%s: 10 ere sss Nth , s
1850 the Manhattan Gsssh Company shared the honors and
north Grand street in TIN. city, Again
hy years elapsed and In 1895 The New Ia Gasght
Company established In the FLOWING year. P,,.bash,
illuminated In lsfl. Cincinnati o and Philadelphia Pa.
le45 Mar tacst Mas although fishing town. gave up whale
Ill for esslgh, and Albany ~ Y followed example In
1885, Bus.o z; Dayton O. New Haven, c, Provideooe
ks Red Pa syI.cq,e y; Try 4: Evansville.
caster, Pa. Lawrenoe Mass Portland Me- Utc., N, Y;
Norees',r Mass York Pa. In 1850, AubarD, Y, Column
vile P. Pousbk.e psie n VI SALEM Mass; Whselns Va.
and Wiiamsbarsb Y snce which time gsbt comp anes
cer,a Ame Mexico and the British provinces. have been
forming rapidly "
MARRIAGE UNDER SUSPICIOUS CrRcuMs1sscrs.-A
young student this city answering Henry
howy this morning charged with false preten.e. TO-
It that while boarding At the Franklin House hi. city
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