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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

PIKE PEAHERs Conc TO CALHoRSn.--A vat
number Of the disappointed Pixies PeakcFs have goae
on 20 California. TIE overland emigration 90 thai
State will exceed that Of Any year since 1880. ~
Merrick Of this city, lef. the mines about the last
of May, few day. before the nch dggings nene
found: He met betTeen Cottonwood splnss AL
Pike Peak teams route for California, VIZ: June
2 312 teams; 81, 100 teams; ith, 26i toams; totI'
So team. 1hesc teams were mostly oxen, fOur yoke
to the wagon, aud wond average i've persons 10 tne
wagon. These were ali met the road along u.
SOUTH side of the North Platte. He passed eqnJ
number of teams eucsmped; the owners discus.
ing whether i better ~ return home OF 20 10 Cs
ifornia. One Of the fcers at Fort Kearney counted
Geo team that passed the Fort in the first 20 day
Of May. going west up the South Plate road. RI
impossible 20 estimate the number Of persops who
sared for the gold dggings this Spring but do ma
think 100000 al over estiEate.
lCLiesro Tribune June y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

ArrSsPr AT ABDtcTIoS.-JiD, slave If Mr.. Ma
thaniel h. Goodrich, prevailed upon Francis Mitchell,
porter on bOsrd tie Stesms ~ Marion, 70 secrete hm
on board the chip, preparatory 10 AZ escape 70 New
Yuk TIE price sgroed upon was So AMI s hooking
bird The boy was secreted early Wednesday morning.
Mr.. John Ryan, stowsrd If the ship. discovering
that the fugitive board informed Capt. Foster
OF the fact Capt Foster and the ward Immediately
visited the place Of c1nccancn for jun. The porter
had net thc key; had lost misaid it. Cspt Foster
opened the door with pass key, and discovered J,
whom he immediately spprehended. The steward
Laid held upon Mitchell ANA both we're thus a.ei.
The negro and his friend then given IN charge OF
Mr. Mo-es Levy OF the State Inspectors Of vessels
bound to Newlork who eonN eyed them to the Gaard-
House. The negro was delivered TO his master, wao
had him suitably punished at the NoIkhouse.
Mitchell was subsequently brought before Mr.. Ma
gistrste kirwood who upon the affidavit of Mr.. Levy
committed him to jail 10 await the action OF the Grand
jury, Dow in session. Mitchell is youag man, IN
married, the sole support If widowed mother in New
York, where he himself belongs.
The prompt action Of Capt. Foster and his steward
deeerve high comuendation. IL Is impossible that,
under the strict surveillance exercised on board the
steamships hence to Nes-lork. fugitive succeed
In his plans for free passage 10 tba, port
The want Of contamination in the cheme lowers
the crime Of Mitchell to inisieneanor although he
accomplished az that was in his power. The penalty
We understand TO be fine and imprisonment
lChar, s,on Mercury 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

TIE Erenisg Post gravely disputes the propriety
Of all newspaper discussion of the strategy OF the
presen. wsr, or indeed Of any war, exccp. those
which have long been finished Even Jonih td
notwrite on Napoleon's campaigns until they were
over. The objects of the war, the probable results
of il, the characteristics Of the nations and the
countries involved, all these are legitimate subjects
Of newspaper writing; but ~ comment on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Her eugires wa be CT that kind c,lci bean. s0i
are nearly. Il not quite. completed being coo rnct;
at Molgsn. iron work, al the foot Of Ninth street.
They III cor si.t Of G5.inch cylinders, with stroke
of tE..,c feet. The boilers, bed plates, &c arv
allcsdy TO-
Tic De Soto was commenced on the 21h Of jan
nary Great pairs bsvo been taken to mako her eS-
ceedingiy strong. The builders claim that che u
stronger for her szc than any vessel OF hcr e'sss
being iron braoed and having an iron strap running
all round the frsme six itobes deep ard thnce-qua'
ters of an inch in thickness. She Is to have four
water..ight compartments. and accommodation for
one hundred ard seventy-fve frtcla's rsssen-
gers. She is expoctee to bc ready for sea
by the 9th of August, and Will be commanded BY
Cant. Buloch late captain Of the CahaSos Her
cost. including everything, will bs about $4,000.
Tee De Soto was towed over TO tia Morgan i'a
Work.. where her engines W j be fitted in.
The p.cket-ship Lordor, Of hcs'fs. Grinre'', Min.
turn s Co.'S line q packets, csps'zod and dled ssas
lying at Per No 10 Eat RIVER, on Saturday evening.
See had been uploaded, and esr ballast taken OF.
when some oasks Of water aying rolled down On tbs
port SIDE she fel On the pier and her port being
open, sic ite4. R!ggefs were at work on Sunday
rtiipritg her. Sic has 90! received any dans 20.
eXoept the Ice, Of her .npgalart masts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

KILLED BY LIGKTsIsG.-Tke Ner-ADany Ind
LGeer says:
AT clock on Wednesday morning young l.iy
named Ai.s Maids Cooper living in Clark County
Ind about ten miles from that city 70 the right Of the
New Albany snd Salem Railroad was struck by light
ping and instantly killed. At the time Of the fatal
stroke, Miss Cooper was in field sbou, 100 ward.
from her mothers house. The lightning struck her
forehead, and followed the left eide into the ground
Her bonnet and clothing were torn into sbreds aud
handkerchief around her neck was set on fire. Death
followed instsDtaneously."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, june y, Iej9.
Tie Constitution Of this morning reviews Judge
Doul letter length, end CARDS it a. decara
ton Of his purpose to oppose the nonliIee OF the
Charleston Convention.
The United States su,vcys il U,sh, which were two
yesrs ago Interrupted by the Mormon difficulties,
to be resumed immediately by Surveyor-General STAN
baugh. The lands already surveyed amount to two
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

The arrival Of the Brennan la.i evening puts Us
in possession Of news from Europe 10 the ith lust
No more fighting has taken pace in Italy, but the
Austriaus have quilted Pacerss ss well as Payla,
and seem TO be steadily withdrawing toward the
Miucio, while French corps is said to have crossed
lie AIDA The Ausirians have also entirely
evacuated the States Of the Church. Napoleon Ill.
has nsued proclamation to the LOmba.ds, which
b, the moderation of ITS tone, has produced deep
impression in Europe. Our readers vail find this
remarkable document On another psge and will
no doubt give all due weight 10 the declarations of
its author. We also copy the famous Russian
diplomatic circular on the position OF the Car in
the war; as also an account Of recent visit to
Jerusalem OF the Grand Duke Constantine. This
visit was no doubt also undertaken. Ike Napoleon's
campaign in ltaly for the purpose of promoting
civilization snd freedom.
In England, the ucw Ministry is not yet com
ple!ed The Queen first sent for Lord Granville,
who failed 70 construct Cabinet, because Lord
John Russell was not willing TO play third fiddle,
Lord Paluerst)n holding the second Palmerston
was then sent fer, and is said to be advancing in
the execution of his task. Lord John is 10 be For
een Minister, and it i: said place will be offered
10 Mr. Golden. This, however, is not stated With
positive certsinty. The foreign policy Of the new
Government promises TO be substantially Nspo-
leonic. Ii viii aim to induce the Ausirisus now to
leave Italy aud end the war. Uader the influence
OF these events, the funds have risen both in Lon.
don and Paris.
Prince Met.erpich is dead The Duchess of
Braban. has borne heir 10 the royal house Of Bel
GUM. Francis Joseph is gcing TO take command
of the Austrian army in Italy; he is said to be mole
obstnateb warlke than ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

.he,c. .r.s wsronsin Is ~ Er srtrs Michasn In
-, 80 Ohio AID IS 81 IS fos double Wasar
IN rirr t-na ..- of ~ zoo bush Michigan Rcd oh"
liz, 90 ara " -fms. but a. -
hp tie sssevf 25d 81 - Com hH.-r. but 90 'aies
oIs rrady; Gales Of 90 bush W,s.srn a. f1r BAILEY
81 al, 81. bash ate,c RYE hn a. Si0 81 20 WHtskf-
So, ~ IFS hhs st 2Sc Lax InPoRrs-3to1 ees Four
$40 hu,n. " heaG CN.L ExPvRTs-ts bbis Float AVVV
t,.h VIZ i so bush & IN, H. 20 Uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

FROM PoRr-ArPRIscE.-By the brig Baltimore,
Cai Potts, We are in possession Of dates to the ith
Inst There were number Of foreign vessels in port.
Lcgsood was high. Coffee scarce and high and the
ms-Aet duIl for provisions Of eli kinda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Iowa Democratic State
Convention.

BURLGNCToS, Saturday, June D. 1859.
The Democratic State Convention assembled Ct Des
MONIES the 22i inst, and maze the following nonl-
raiols: For Governor, 4. {. Dodge; Lieutenant
Governor, l.. W. Babbitt; Judges of the Supreme
Court. l.. ;. Wilson, Charles Mason and G.. G.. Cole.
Tic Popular Sovereignty platform was adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Sailing of the North BritOn.

QUEBEC, saturday, Jun" -, 1917,
The steamship North Brton sailed al l0 =. m u
Day for Liverpool with 30 cabin and - Storage pas
seLSels. Weather Gue and calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

blacksmith nared Orland b. Merrill has been
arrested at East Boston the monstrous chsrge Of
attempted outrage the person Of his dsus Inter-
only Is year. Of age. The evidence against tue prs
oner is sad to be over sbelming.
man was found d. al in the cupola Of the Mansion
House at Columbus, Ohio, the other day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

The steamship Nosa-Scotion is overdue at Que
bee with dates from Liverpool to the 18th. Sac
had not been heard from at Father Point at 3
o'clock last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

The steamer Moses Taylor arrived yesterday
with the California mails Of June 6, aud about
81, 600 in gold Tie news, portion % Which
has been anticipated BY telegraph from Ne~-Or-
leans is fully detailed in .he letter Of our cores
nondebt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
NOn-Arrival OF the NOva-SCOtian
FATHER PoIST, c. T.

FATHER PoIST, c. T., June 20 1888 m.
There are as yet no signs of the steamship Novs
Scot,sn, overdue with Liverpool dates Of the 18th
inst. Weather clear, with light westerly wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Arrest Tor Abduction of "A Slave.

NAsHISGToS, Saturday June - 1879.
Francis Mitchell, potter board the steamer
Marion, arrested st Charleston on Wsdneslay
just b. fore the departure Of the vessel for Nsr-YOrk
lie Asd attempted TO sbduct slave, WHO was found
dden in MItcLells room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

The PostOfhc at Clifton Springs WIS robbei 90
Monday hight by burglars who entered the store ~hes
the Pos. Office Is kept Goods 10 the value oil W
were stolen from the store, AID go worth oil fo''oH'
staups.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Aepalork Daily @ibHns
MONDAY, JUNE q. 1872
onnnrscoYnrYTs.

-. . saanJa-cis G uiannric1tonh ~ ~ -
NO ,ersTa ~ iassroE mug -e -, -, tabi.s,-
-. - .as- Il h- v F1'sr- - '-' -
ss.L' L-s - r1srsu;y or bis good fai's
w. .I'--.tr q, rr.uru rejected CofaH-'aie -ttaiA
-. le.le 81 THE Tslsust One 'Hooli L ~ 'A'
b-- .S5rs.,1d 70 HoE4cE OsrELEf 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
To Inventors.

We shall be pleased TO receive from inventors de
tailed accounts Of their inventions doover- s1d sah
important vii, notice for the benefit Of reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Fire i'm Norfolk,

NORFOLK, June 20, 1873.
l.. SausbuY's furniture manGiactofy aud two other
buildings were destroyed By fire yesterday morning
las, 81 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
To Rns,ne.s Men.

Merchants. Manufactures. !uven'ns, ard Ell ~i"
have Ware. Iayrfiions Lands O. anything e~s 70 -" "
vr-.ls they esrec. and purchasers. and We believe he's
o die, medium ~ sDoa AsTHE WEEKLY TAhtik
II hs. slser oouou than ssy o'F repaFtr n te VOTE
creuls;ifg arsey among Farmer, SeTehsn hst''''
Mechanic L. Pdes 81 PER line essa Insertion
Tpt SFNi-WFtELY TRiDUsE has Ms" very 'afge
circulation IN the COUNTRY Adyr7iiseEeo' in'ct %
rer lile escH sGItiyiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Ca.kLts a. Gsrs, Eew Pos'Oioc Building. IA an hsentt0
.he aale Of LIZ riEu.E In HaErFI2n Cnun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

man by the name Of Thomas Lee was arrested in
Ithaca on Monday lass suspicion of poisoning his
vie, she being iould dead 10 her bed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
London Agency.

Ma. Ssxpsss low Sov4 Co. 30 q i'ldfsic H' lon
An ere rho ssed g. receive subscriptions - tt 4Si'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Subscribers Sosring change 81 dirtcog E IN. III
teir I'D PosOfce address Is veil IS e 'Ls v "h NV
wish Their TsTeT -@rt -, IT.. f. A., 49, po.,,,..e, ~
Chsnses n, Cuba should be written ir ~ ne -
rts1ce va: ssIt By eo:es 20 as.sT usy Et41e-'1 "
xnirl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

TEf DarrY TRIBUNE il sent subscribers, by mail,
at sd per arnun.
Tar SFaI-WEEELY TRIBUNE 10 published on tues
5sy sut Friday Of esch week snd -.nt 20 r 81
!, psr snprm Two coPies or Five COPIES ior o'
TBI WEFKLT TElBUSE IS sent 70 subscribers, ny
mail A. so ~. spuun; Three copies fog 81 tSe copies for
50; Ten copies sI2 Twenty copes, "nen sent % one
oddy,, o Subscription. in s cases payable IN advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Return of Gov. Morgan 10 Albany.

ALBANY, NlturiAy, June =, 100.
Governor Morgan returned from Buffalo this after.
noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.

De yEyoCf l. Co. Epensy France
Thu IA perfectly pune and delicate Wine from the vineyard
of M,~s DI Co. estate lies IN the center ~
he yar fa~od Champagne Ddrtct France has hitherto
H., ed 10 the Of England and the Continent
aud only vay recently been ntrcduceo INTO TINS coun'
mere is quality combined with the moderate Pce d.
n bcb II IL offered already achieving success and popularity
unp,.cedeIt .d IN the annals Of tbt wine trsd5 .
Sold in this city by h. A. kcr No 7aS Broadway j. >
Pieroe No. cas- Broadway COrwiu Co.. corner Of Broadway
and ash.s, Howell Co, no 6so Broadway Ma'y 70,
county >, - o., ,,.x
Corner Of Broadway and Broome a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
MARINE APFdfRh
roE EUROPE

% ELNUfi.
To Ur';Ci States Mai steamer fli0c CsA,
Wo,ic-, ssis - Saturday io- Hqvrc wa s'v,hsap.
tn With Isl pas srngeTs. snd ! 00s7li - 70 specie
The Rritish screw s'esmcr Cay q Msnc''-s,e-.
Cspt Kennedy, left At tie ssme tine iof Llyerp,ol.
She tALes cat II c.b,n psssSa ofs VI ia tie eleefas7.
eai s7J. o.0 ic sPece.
TArScH % IHE sTthNfE ~ 1910.
on SATURDAY sHeTro0n u large nng'bcr 81 r''J's
were Assem- bed IN HE -hip building yard OF Nsssrs.
L.wreece A Fclkcs, Willis nsbn'eh, 70 witnes. t,s
!aunch o.; the lie Soto II, designed 10 rua ee-
twec- Ii, polt AID :es Orleans VIA havana, ssi
viii belong 10 tie same hDo q, To- j aek WarTie
and Cabawba. Agents Mcssrs Livingston, coooh'.
Ion 4 Co. Nev.Yort Her Dimensions arc as follows:
Lfue'h cf usu 6eck -
a l.-ru -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

CUURCU's NIAGARA has never before Except on
one da,) been DAYLIGHT. NH. l. .
Gie2ouxs NIAGARA las before been exhibited in any
wsy Tar yoRnER appeared SO well and TIE LAT
ISs 1. r,oeiybs .po.l nigns from every sisitur
WILLIAMS, STkvEss & WILLIAMS,
No. as broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Am ASH Hos.sT,aD CoarAs Guoorp0rsed BY ID. STATE 81
New. Yortl Office No l46 Broadway. Sew-fert WI -eN
reasonable prices and Easy terms In quantities As 'arro
ome.te.d Farms Wild Lands sc timherrd, and CONTAINING
Niu~rsls Csuuel Coal ko In Pennsylvania foInese" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

BAKRY's TRICoPnERoUs
Ia the Beat nj Cheapest Artirl- hE Dressing
Besutlfyins. Cleaning. Curling.
Preserving aud Restorius the Hsr -
Ala. ~, a, ~ ale by Druggists and Perfimors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
CATARRn! CATARRn CATARRH


Dr. GoopALy ~ho has instituted the reliable treatment
for this no uniformly rcevc and radically it
nsy o.u.ueS herctofe a. No Rond A., New York
This disease aud all Its and arrangements hr has
made specially for several years and be invites the most
unidstie and OsrOnic oa'cs Hour. from a m to p m
RUPTURE CUREp--By MARSH Il Co s RADICAL
Cpkl TgvsS Also SILN ELAsTiS STOCKINGS fuT saTcIs
yeins SpFroRTESs and SHOULDER BRAcTS. Instrument: r
defaims u.sie oSdrr No Nrsvy As;or House N. Y.
IeSses' private and female sti~JdsIt
Ice CREAM FREEZEHSi ICE CREAM FREEZERS
The OUICKssT Freezer Is ToSREN'S
Tie SIMPLg Freezer Is TogsEY'S.
The CHEAFssT Freezer is IokgEY's.
Squat &2S i-Quart So GQusu ~; S9,rt, g.; l4luau,
~. %lgIAft, SIC
Can Be- had House Furnishing snd Hardware Stores generally
The Trade supplied BY . -
PoSrAGs STAMPS (thrce and ten ceuts) for SALE
ct this sfhcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

CURTis's CURE FOR BALDNEsS.-Ihs remedy
reliable contains bo OIL lead suphur has been tested IN
8estou Providence AID the Eastern aes j. NJ CusrIs Po
Pr>etor Providence, Sold BY y h daor ~ boweIy
CoddinEon, us broadway, w. h Lewis, ~ 6reen-
uich IT. John Jones ~ Houston NcwSork Mrs Hays,
G. p Mine and Reynolds Co., Brooflya p sehsw, JeHoy
City. w. T. herocI, NevAIt baksts rAk
No. IN and NV enernl kens And All Orukg.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
cE CRkAM FRtEzrss! Icr CRr,M FREgALRs

PosrAGs STAMPS (thrce and ten ceuts) for SAIL
ct this sfhcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
CRI,T.poRo's HAIR DYE, WIGS aud rOUPEEs,

surpa all 10 henr ihcre. His assortment Of Ladies Long
Brnds Fronts Half iss etc. is complete lis spenaid
Dxe artists the Satisfaction OF every
o.e Manufactured cola ct No Ast" House Copy tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
WAICuLa AND JRWELRY

Of an descriptions and the latest Styles also, SILVER aud
I.TsD WARE Of ul kinds for sale by GEO {. ALLEN lm
r.stI and No. As Broadway door below
Cansi. st, fDr,utrly Of No III Waitst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

The following note from Mr.. Greeley was writ
ten TO friend IN this city. and as ii H no d'no'
interest many of his friends, We have been per-
III. 4. mil. In
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

COMMITTEES OF THE FIRST BRANCH-The follow
of the City Council last evening:
Ways and Means-Messrs. Chapman. .Baugher and
A. NJ. Price, Highways-Spedden, Penn and Calls;
City Property-Evans, Blackburn and Taylor:
Bridges Calls, Linton and Irons; Harbor-A NJ.
Price, r. Price and Simms; Caims-Tayor, Mace
and -; Heath-Roberts, Pollock and Baugher:
Markets-Irons, Linton and Balm; Water-Black-
burn, Calls and r. Price; Police and Jail-Tabott
Linton and A. NJ. Price; Fire Department-Nlace,
Evans and -; Internal Observation-Disclosures,
Taylor and SpeddeH; Observation-Disclosures, Black
burn and Taylor Almshouse-B Balm, - and Tai
bott; COmmerce-Penn, Irons and Balm; McDonogh
Bequest, Simms, Blackburn and Chapman; Enroll
ment-Linton and Mace.
Joint Select Committees: :.-Register's Office and
Accounts-Messrs. Balm and Pollock. Commission
ers of Finance Accounts-R. Price, Evans and
Accounts-Bain, Baugher and Calls. Cemmis-
Spedden, and -. Health Commissioner Accounts
Linton, Evans and Talbot. Comptroer's Ac-
counts-A. NJ. Price, II. Price and Mace
uge-Messrs. Balm, Baugher and Shedden. The
blanks will be filled with the name of the member
from the 20th ward, when he takes his seat.
CRIcKEr-P Pick,cick, Jr., cs. Monumental, Jr.-
These clubs played match on Saturday, which re-
suited in the defeat of the latter. The former
scored with eight men) 81 in their first innings,
and 50 in their Second and their opponents with
fourteen mem but 90 in their first innings and 6S
in their second Total OF the Pickwicks, Jr., 140-
MOnumentals, Jr, 81.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-08

people standing between the boy EImore and Mr.

people standing between the boy Elmore and Mr..
Kyle when the former was shot.
Peter Doanmouth testified that he as
sisting in liking the flag on Light street, when
some one from the pavement cried out ''Pete, look
out!" upon which he inclined himself over
little. and ball whstled past his ear, the ball tax
ing away piece of the collar of his coat; he had
stood some fire in his time, but he confessed he
never saw so much hard firing before; saw crowd
at Dochtermanns house, but though they were to
give him as many dollars there were paving
stones in the street, he could not identify one
man; did not musket that day, although he
was at the polls from the time of hosting the flag
till twenty minutes to six in the evening.
Mr.. NJ. Sullivan testified that he heard somebody
say "llere come the Reformers nOw;' saw the crowd
at DOchterman's, but could not recognize any one;
there were persons in the street before the door,
and everywhere: muskets at the door, but
saw man coming up the street with one.
John Harrington's evidence mostly corrobo-
rative.
Noah Abbott was standing on the hill; saw Il
man in the middle of the street attempting to fire
and saw some one advance to him and kick him.;
on getting up saw him defending himself with his
cane and put his handn his breast; witness remark
ing that he the br9vest man he ever saw in his
life saw the crowd at Dochterman's house, but did
not see any police officers about; saw David Crouch
pass upwards towards the 18th ward polls and pass
down again.
O. What called your attention to Mr. Crouch?
a. | saw him walking backwards and forwards
WIN CioNu, anu lie WIS pretty well dressed ana
a good looking man.
James Cordry-Was on the roof of Mr.. Arm
strong's paint shop the morning of the election;
as the Messrs. Kyle came near the window Of the
polls they were met by two men; some conversa-
tion took place, and some body called out ''to
snatch the tickets from them" witness was about
l4O yards from the of action; before any of
the Messrs. Kyle drew revolver there were three
shots tired-the first pistol being fired when Mr..
Kyle was in a stopping posture; saw man come
round Lee street with a gun in his hand; heard
some six or eight reports of pistols from the pave
ment; the pistols appeared to be fired from the
pavement where the boy killed-the Messrs.
Kyle being then in the street, and not in any way
connected with the shooting.
Owen Wilson, W j. NJ. Hanson, and A. Myers
were severally examined, but they stated nothing
new connected with the shooting of Mr.. Kyle.
The Coroner having intimated that all the wit
nesses were examined, the jury, after delberaton,
returned verdict "that the deceased came to his
death in the house of Conrad Dochterman, by a
pistol shot from the hands of some person or per
to them unknown
The examination of the witnesses occupied fully
three hours