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The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23
Terms Of Subscriptions.
Rates of Advertising.

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&c. &c. SC. &o,. sc.
Among the other articles would snumesass tAs
following, viz:
600 Sacks extra-superfne Flsur;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee (Eew Crop):
8 hhds prime N. O. Sugar.:
8 bbls. white crushed do
10 boxes Malaga Raisins
10 chests best Imperial Tea:
Young Hyson do:
Oolong do;
80 bbls crackers; -
tierces Rice;
so sacks Dairy Salt; .'..d
go coarse do;
so bushels dried Peaches:
casks baking Soda;
10 doz. cans oysters;
10 sardines;
10 bushels Nuts;
10 boxes Glasgow no. Tobaaao;
go boxes best "Venable'' Dc
s boxes best Natural Leaf:
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 " Yarra do
25 boxes Family Soap; .fis
5 boxes Erasive Soap; l' EUCat
3 boxes CASTLE Soap;
10 boxes Star Candles; -
10 boxes Mould do;
10 cases Friction Matches: "l
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes; -af
10 kegs Hazard Rife Powder; ado
10 Blasting do;
20 bags shot (assorted sizes9
2500O &c. D." Rife Caps;
300 lbs Lead;
10 coils Manila Rore; 1F
II doz. bed cords; f ia
IL pieces heavy Satinett,
10 bales Sheetings and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints; -
bales Cotton Batting; = egE
50 Kegs Nails; ..7ufs-
20 boxes glass, various sizes); ai-
ceroons Indigo;
10 nests Tubs; - -"7Is4
10 dozen hOoped Buckets ("shakee Eails"J
doz. Well Buckets; sz7io,5
And last, though not least, .5.-.-
FIFTY CASES CUSTOM MADE
B O OTIS e SHOESi
selected and purchased by myself from the beat
Boston Manufacturers. edt
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For Sale I

1cO ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, situated
lOO on the Cotton wood, one-half mile south
east of Emporia, upon which there is 35 or 40
acres of good timber Enquire of WM. PERRY,
Emporia, or of ]. STOTLER, at THE News Office.
Emporia, March 5th, lS59.-tf
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To Mule Breeders.

TO Mule Breeders.
TNHE celebrated Jack TOHOE is now standing
Il at Nathan Cory's, miles west of Emporia on
the south side of Cottonwood where he viii remain
during the entire season Terms Ten dollars for
insurance, or will pay twenty dollars for the
colts at weaning time (about the first of October
1851 WILLIAM HARPOLE-
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For Sale Cheap.
T OTIS and Shares In Enporia, bv
L. April 8. 1889 P B. PLUMB
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SPRING and SUMMER GOODS !!


Ever brought into Central or Southern Kansas, 20
whleh large additions will be made from time 70
time.
Pixies Peak Ernigrants
Viii hnd it greatly to their interest to procure
their outlts at our establishment, instead of going
to the rIver towns for them Our stock consists in
part of
DRY GOODS.
Lawns, Silks, Ginghams, Calicoes, Cassinets,
TWeeds' Cottonades. Cassimeres, dc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Boots, Pants, Vests, Drawers-colco. Hickory.
Cheek White, Cotton, Woolen, Over and Under
Shirts, &c, &c.
HATS AND CAPS,
Senste, Cable, Leghorn, Panama, DC
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems, Women's and Children's. fine and coarse.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Sugar-brown, white, crushed and loaf
Teas, Molasses, Flour, DC.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Shovels, Spades. Picks. Saws. Hoes, Axes, Car.
penter Tools, Butcher, Butter, Case aud Pocket
Knives.
GLASS AND QUEENswARE,
4 good assortment
/ DRUGS AND ICINES,-SADDLERY
Doors, Window Sash, Glass, Putty, and, in fact
it is too tedious to undertake, even to enumerate
articles. The old and the young-the afflicted
and siek-will find at the store of HORNSBYS
d flick whatever is needed, no matter srhat-
You can hardly name what they hacen't got The
poetry lies in the truth of the statement Call and
examine for yourselves. We would respectfully
call the attention of the
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II o NTHL = Il UCTION SALES
Of Real Estate IN Town and Country!
now offer for sale the following property, tie
prices in all cases lOao, 10 suit the times
SO Lots in Emporia, for cash or on time--war.
ranty deeds given.
10 Shares in Emporia.
One House and lot on Commercial street. suita-
bic for an office Or shop, and residence; or for a
store.
One House and Lot corner Merchants St.. and
Sixth Avenue.
I60 acres Land Is miles from town.
50 acres unimproved land one mile from town.
One share in Toledo.
Eleven Lots and House in Toledo.
Two splendid claims Toldo.
so acres land one mile from EIuporia.
A fine improved farm of ITO acres, with good
buildings ten acres timber, three miles from town.
l60 acres beautiful land on the Verdigris, 40
acres timber. good water &c,-will be sold uery
lo,r. If sold soon.
Claims, Claims, Claims of ali kinds, and in all
directions from town.
Correspondence solicited. Letters of inquiry
Enclosing stamp promptly answered.
Address: E, p. BANCROFT.
January 9Th, 1859. Emporia Kansas.
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Proof p apers.

Declarations, and AfRdagits, made and guaran.
teed perfect In fact everything, Connected with
the right of Pre- emption attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity. Land Warrants and Money
loaned on commission or joint account and good
bargains guaranteed in all cases. Those having
Land, Town property or claims to sell can usual
y find ready sale through this Office, as 1 adver-
tise largely, both in Territorial and Eastern pa
pers. Those wishing to buy can always find 8
variety to choose from and good bargains. will
pay taxes for non-residents, and collect debts IN
all the Neosho river counties
Iintend, the ensuing springfor soon as the
demand will warrant, to commence series Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

TIE STATE AGRIcUDuRAL FAIR.-lhe "ofk on
the Fai. Grounds is progressing rapidly. lie eAn'o
ton buildings already far advanced. Apphca,oh
having been made by parties, for the erection OF oua
ngs on the Show Grounds, at their own expense, inc
committee On the arrangement Of the ground have
been directed to assign places for such ouhhngs-'o
be ere cited upon such plan as shall be approved OF oy
them. The Secretary has been empowered by the TX
ecuve Committee to receive proposals for the rent Of
refresbment stands within the rcosure. The Railroads
and Steamboats, will az usual, carry free s articles
designed for exhibition at the Fair. The Executive
Committee are o; opinion, from what they already
know, that the approaching Fair will be one OF the
yery best the Society has held. The New
England Slater because of the facilities for reaching
this locality will be largely represented
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uarkess-Peportsd by Telesrapk.

Puu.pFl PRA Aug ls-TLovR dull AZ IS for supsrfuc.
vprAT ann with sales Of 6 OOo bush Red, 81 2GSl -;
White 81 asa 81 CosS 6m: ssss Of 500 bush Yellow,
zoe PRoysroxs dnet-B.con SITES DC. Shoulders 7lc.
Poh dull a, IS for Nj. Lard loidlic WHISKY ssesdy
CHtcAco Aus. 49, flour steady WHEAT finn CoRN
ouiet ard d. ened 2dS OARS firm aud dvsncsd lc. Re-
crpTs-S TO bbs Flour 81 oo bush Wheat % oco bush Corn,
scc bush. Oats. sBiPMsSrs-l2o bos Flour, N," ensh'
Wheat
OswEEo Aug ls-6 p. m.-FLoUs unchanged sales SMALL
NHrAT IN mode request by milk who sriadns 10
DIV the the regular there Is demand also for
diue LOTS sales II goo hnsh ~ 81 for White Indiana 7Sc.
for Mu auke Club including 5000 BUSH damaged Chicago
Sprpg on private sales Go bush Illinois t7oc oars
scare and nominal Canal FREcHrs duh and unchanged No
receipts Flour Grain by Lahe. Canal EXPORTS: Is 100
bu,b. Wheat.
ALsAsy Aug 10. o. m-FLous unchapssd demand not -
active aes WHEAr lees inqupy sales 100 bush
Red State lots, ST. C6 CoRS no sales Oars; sales
3OOO bush Canada Est At Soc weight BARLEyi saes from
or. Of bush 56Ic RYE ses 900 bush. at 7S b n,
NlwORLgANs Aug Ia CorroN; sales to-day Of 100 bsles
prices The Aias sdvces bad fleet upon the
mnket CokS steady at 81. OATS steady at Sc STEALING
EXCHANGE l050lot DaaFTs IN New York at % days. IL
cent dis cunt and a, sight, | e cent p enium
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HAY-1b.sarp,y high, mark, ssi~' 'als' Of a
BoPsHTss demand very limited sa'ae De ,ss.
sipysw, hear cf ,.e CT lto Dry SIZED P.rrsssScos.
isir s ~ . and S7l W,,srn 90 private t. ms
'tEATHER-H mloSi and o.s es,h que: add rssssr
"fINv-s.,e.cf rc bb. c.u,ua,a Roc.'aud At esc
MOLASstsThs n. se Is very trivial and prices are bes7yi
NAVAL sToREs-spr,. rrp.0,il eoD,iuue. 10 limited
til, S p.,.us e ss sPp 8 s1 ss .oS
a 4,c cb for m.reh.n,.se .Dy'%s p.rs, -. a =
M Sss AID so%mSn n's s ~ e s, Ss q cSr s
~ rnoeerst requs n.edy ra,,' sales q $50 bbs b~ No
81 ~ . tS D.. y? r. "a D. 81, opasss 80 80
40 do :, So md 10 Do WHIT ans Pale al 50 ass pr 30
n. Tar quiet, bu; the supply " small and h'der' ssasaiy
oiLS-rhe pquir, cor moe, description. con,iua.s very pi.d
coz 20 co r,l n. wn,sr Bi-sch.d wh.~ Est
mere secus So csh 50 bbls Crude spsn At % 70 40.
81 bb Whale. reported s.'dsy now learn, was mss
Isc cash. csmphene is 'lns at ga So and Fluid u SO
prov IsIONs-rhe demand for Pork active.
sd hsS.r ri ba, qai S AZ the o.e qay r
he far- the .s 50 bbl. SIS 500 BIS s. for Mess
ss for Isp Me- j. .. ri figs SS 'A PSe 'Is
es.h and bb Nee. sellers cp,iOo from lsh q
feaus.t md heavy IL. tsl: 8 80 q.
81 G.spy Me-. SEM ca' Mes i he
e,nspd !. f,r sale. Ss hAds aud 6tas 10, shoud
sss 1' R Rs:r SsSP sem.Dd and .,sa u
lee for Ohio and 2doc FOR State Cheese IN ecei rsqSs.
idec LAID steady and in Ar demand sales OF 00 so'
and a, LEI dIlc. ..a..os "a ,.o - ..
RICE is dun; sales Of 80 tes at SSG - Is 100 No. "to
quality . ~, n aoo A..
fDs-Cscu,is L'nseed siss.y Lwer 'sss Of $50 bags
md 100 POCKETS la Boston, ct 81 sly y bushel cAsh
sUGAES-Tue Raw martst weak and dun The p'rentsso
OF Crooe ss in proportion 10 The whoc s,ock here,
and inch held firmly being better abe o. them
with less dspsse the r. Sang grades This has ndased
an scve qu,ry FIR Refined Yellow descriptions BE- Cos
have ACTIVE and Crushed Ground aud GrAnu-
lated been higher figures in advance Of manufacture.
sales of Cuba 5; G6., 7ao boxes mainly -
tIc ard 100 bags Pernsu buco private terms
TALIOW-The market Is hrm; sales Of 5000 10 Prime G
lo,c, cash. ~, -.
IFAs-There ory moderate demand owing 70 The auction
sale srpour Geo for "Wednesday rex.
WBALkBONE continues In fair request at STEADY rAesj sas
of 6 500 N South Sea, az Toe, cash.
WUSKY-The market Is steady; the denant lar; saes OF
$50 bbls az .5ic.
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1otal...
The London Dale Ntrs Of August 9Th say:

Tie finds to day very qnie Scarcely variation
occurred eud crg quotso. toe same So those oi
Yesterday Although from the Paris Borrse yea
dL..s favorable impression produce. oy the
proc afforded fl day dag Of the present desire OF
te Frp.Ior Europe Further rfr.on
Of the naval reductions announced ~ the 1n
FLoe twaiteo vita much Interest Ine tendency
so p-onotee b. the enor Gus sriy OF p+e
aid silver arrived to-day all JT TINS country
3b39 600 IN gold on tue Eay
n IN An.tTals. Propositions for the monthly e'tk Inent IN
Cor sol. now ssge attention. The rate e continuation 70
the Speuber does not exceed lilo 10 PR cent,
The Latter fraction equal 10 less thln cent per annu
Sn amount of stock hitherto lent IN the Sock Exchange WILL
stated be Withdraw the approaching settlement
urd.rod bat the lndisn loan will M BE- brought Tor
bill all passed through Parliament lndiah
and Russian will BE- the great cancia operations
The London Timss Of same date says:
The demand has been rather lees active this alter
Loo D. Bank fsug oh Ia tue sPpicaVns
mercantile bills mR:niI to-day the 9TH bave been remark
ABLY met Of the slightest import
having tIap,pired.
In relation to American Securities, Mr.. Satter-
thu aite's Circular says:
The transactions duns the past week in American Securities
II unp character, AID conn "a chi-y 20
purchase OF the yss States Socks AID the best class oil h
Bonds TEsre hes been inquiry f Illinois Consus
lion Bonds go g. Shares ren-n steady az u 20 "a,
scarcely bsrssn in them bsDt recorded.
Com, ls c'Cs for I'D
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Passengers Arrived

IN the steamship Ao, from L're,JootMr. De Cappt aud
M' Milo, NJ. nsop HoSsh Ms sas Mn,
Melor, two cheren and nsee J! Nicholson and .dy Mr..
Ktsser Msnor George Fox, Herman, Bonsieh lsbor,
Franz enbrn,r Calencer, Leuis Mr. and Mrs Chaplin A.
Naeh Mr.. Phillips Mis-. Phillips Robert Morris Da.
Wis A.n McC.labd J. G. Giles Stone I. Poata-y New
Mrs Bruce, Miss Collins Mwsr3 and LADY Rev w +.
Hooker C. T. Crossns Mr. Phips, Mr.. and M Huntop t~o
Graz b. Sr and Mrs Leon Mias Marks Mira Frant-rheimer
thdrrn H. Fleitusn. Jewell Col vilde H. Scrath,
Lsmo,et T~ils Morrison. De Ia Baette. Gray Geisr c.
T Grsye. w G.yer, II. GionAy, Eossler Rosenwsd,
Mr. Lsgmseh Tribe, Charles Richards Marks Mo re- Miss
W1,erooun Wright; Lea BatG sehotnsr CosBes Charles
De nonco AID three daughters
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Movements OF Ocean Sfeamers.
tn DEPART


Ms. BIsnsccm Mr. Brown, ID l. Powell, W.. Caunnsham,
Mrs VERNON e. H. NueeDts nd two fri Dds Mr. and Mrs Powell,
two Children rfsn and ,ryabt Mr. and Mira soue Mr. and
Ms Linsshsm Mr. and Mrs. KIbarn, Ms Hssly c. G Or,
Kate Holden, Mr. Ashbum, w b. Giles Miss Summons aud
sister, MIR Joyce lsdy aud two children Edward Roth ELa
johnson, Miss Cummings, Thomes Gibbons, McDermoSt,
Mis-. Grossn, John Organ, Holly Mary hc0rsth, 8.
Fsy Mr. Lso and wife George McNoe Samuel Cochran, Mr..
end Ms Scott Miss Muude John aud Mis- and sister,
Miss Eg.n Kate Johnson, D. Haoir an, Miss 0Toos, w.
Sinms Mr. and Ms Ward, Peter CALLAHAN VIM C. Barker,
Mira Bennett and sister, aud ~ IN the Storage.
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FIRES.
yIRT IN ORCHARD sTREET-Two HORSES BURNED
TWO FIRsMEs INJURED.

yIRT IN ORCHARD sTREEr-TW0 HORSES BUHNkD-
TWO FIRsMES INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon, a. p o'clock, tre broke ont
n frame stable occupied by John Retenger, IN the
rear Of No Al Ofchsd street, and before the flames
could be xiii gushed the building with its contents,
Vas entirely destroyed. Two hOrses-one valued at
Hl5O to MIR. Reitenger, and the other to Mr.
GcGregor, valued at $7O-were bureed to death, ali
attempts az rescue proving unavailpg =,
The building in front Of the stable owned by MIR.
DAyids and a frame building In the rear took hre
and were damaged to the amour OF ao'a, fIou eacn
Both buildings were occupied by poor families who
suffered loss on the furniture averaging fro 10 to
40 The origin of the fire is unknown, bu, IL is sup
posed to have been occssioned by children playing
with matches.
Two iremsn named 'Wm. Barns and j. Van Patton,
belonging to No. ~ Engine Company, while at wo, X
in Of the buildings, were severely Injured oS 'he
fal 10 Of ~ roof an portion OF the ceiling iheir
comp aplons room 10 the rescue, and the luued
men were speedily conveyed to places where they
could receive medical attention.
.YIRE IN snTEESTH sTREET-fIGHr BETWEEN BOYS,
AND STARRING AFfRAY.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock fire broke ont IN
the two.story brick building rear of No. pa West
Sixteenth ttreet, occupied 10y Jessup Chiids, aud
known "a the Croton While Lead Works. The work
men al the time engaged in boiling oil, and Is
supposed that the fire originated in consequence of
of the furnaces becoming overhested. The first init
nation they had of the tire was seeing the eOnteats OF
one Of the large oaudrons IN tsnes, and as all at
teupts 20 sxermina;e proved unavaillng the york
men ned 10 the street. There were between 900 and
5000 gallons of oil in the establishment, all of which
Was destroyed. The building RACED 10 the grouud
and all the machinery destroyed Toe loss estimated
at about g. 600 or $4,000. The firm is partially in
sared, but in what Companies we could not learn.
The adjoining frame building, No. 2i2 occupied by
Mr.. PAreons, took fire, but the flames soon pu,
out. His loss by water viii be about $3.50. Insured
FOR &So0. Two boys named James McOermott aut
Nehasl Doherty both ii years OF age, got into al
terca,or in Hudson street relative TO the merits auC
demer.is Of two engines. From words they came Il
bows, and during the scufe that eusued, Doherty
drew sharp knife and made desperate effort to tske
the life othls oppOrent McDermot, 10 warding off the
blows received severe cut in the arm, bat her wise
escaped h,gry. The combstants were separated and
Officer Mason coming up, srretted Doherty and con-
~eyso him 20 Jefferson Market Police Court, when
Justice Kelly committed the accused to prison.
FIRE IN PEARL STREET.
At about2 O'Clock this morning ERE broke out on
the ten floor Of the tenement No go Pearl street.
rented by Joha Organ, which was extinguished with
trhpe damage How IL originated could not be ascer
tanned. The inmates were considerably alarmed but
NO person was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

The Erie Obserrer learns that an effort is making,
with every prospect OF success to raise means to nm
ish laying down the iron on the graded portion OF the
Pittsburgh ard Erie Road, which il to jamestown,
Mercer County distance Of % miles The Company
nave agreed to rnish the iron aud everything neces'
sary to lay it with if the people aong the route Will
subscribe enough to the capital stock to lay It down
"A sum- we believe of only about $4,000
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found DRowYED.-At o'clock last night the
tl1v of IN unknown m.n was found 1csting 10 the
East River, foo; of Eleventh street. beceasea nan
on striped calico sbr, brown pants, shoes ana from
appearance had been in the water some iime' Inc
bodv vss in an advanced state Of decomposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

t,,,,. .s.r Darn OF BoY.-A con OF nj D'ni
49,, a Spencer, n. Y, aged years. On the e,n
met. while driving seOw, in ensd>h sport '''s a''a
"a Der tail by come reaps, IN band became last IN
,se long hair, when tss spis.al took hg't ana 'aD'
a,erging the coih after her over fen'e. ,oIonsh
br,b. and into Ve creek when the ascnzeh zane,
s,ce.eded in s1tricating his boy. The lad ma's'Sd
aud bruised shockipgy wa brought home sense iesh
. ,.,-a,ned till the lita inst, when be expired.
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Arrived.



Steamship Ash. tBr) Lott Liverpool Aug 6. mSse. and psss
10 f. Cuusd. Arrived of the Ba'.ry liO a Aug 10,
la ~ 49, lon 6 sisnsed steamship Ocean Qaeen bound for
usan rn aDo Have l7th lat Al o. lon 81 ST. ship Henry
Clay. Caukns from Liverpool r New.York l7th s midnight,
PACED steamship rer',. sonEd hence
snd .ss. o. Ludlam Heinckrn
Ship Amsncs, Howe Livsrpal July mdse and pass 10
D. q. KiusaId Sutton. Had Gains AID light winds during
the entire July t. lat 40 80 Ion. spoke ship Ocean
Stst rs days from Apalschcos bound T. date lat 50
lon IL spoke ship Lucy Thomps r Liverpool The America
Vas iowd INTO Oaarsnane last night By s1smtns Willard u.
Sup S.pane Pa6ody Liverpool July md.s and PASS.
wiheme Lii tPrusaD) from Malta for 81. John B. had
been cut ia Gays; supplied her With provisions and water
Co aas E So & 10 g. bn ss S., s
ST. from swa Island London with lusnoi all well
BAH Emile Pus'iAn) Brandt Mar'eie' 50 days mdss "a
Bark Maa of B,.imos) johnson, Rio orsnde July hair,
lis tc to jan y ss D'~sn.i 20
Msea Has had sht entire PASSAGE
Bark Baitran Nichols, Hasse July mdss to ssurses
sehr M'uve Frenahl JoncOurt, St. Pierre, N f. Is days
fsh TO Whee wright Co.
schr eior, Robbins Eizsbe,hpor coal for Boston.
schr. Doreus Dayton, Porr Even coal fr Providence.
schr. Ackan, Ford, Erz.be,bpot, coal for Boston.
sehr P,,:,yeIsDoe Bolt, BsrSrsbs 2dsys 70 ballast.
sloop Mary Belle Francis River 2dsys charcoal.
Steamer Delaware CoPes Phisd.pnis and Cape Nay ndss
Steamer Po,omsla New Bedford, md'e and 10 }.
Allen.
Steamer Petrol, Baker Providence. mdse. to Oden
B.LOW-ship Henry Cay, Cauhins, Liverpoo passed
bsri Msrla .chrs John Maitland, Edward Lsuphesr-Al
three BY pilot-bost George Steers.
SAILED Seam,hps Cicssssn Gsl~sy; Potomac, Ssvau-
rsh snifs Endymion Liverpool T. Shsufan ST. john B.
wIND-ssrrise, N meridian, s., and Light; sunset, w.
The ship ssstosa 5o register I. the large Sec:
tiopa Dock for repairs She viii be stripped, rscasksd, And
newly ccpHefed
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MURDERS " ULSTER CorNrY.-A daughter of
james Nandervoort, residing in the town Of Lloyd,
Ul.tes CoMty, was engaged at the house Of a Mr.,
Albertsop, in making shroud for the boiy of his
wife, who had died Few hours previously, and then
lay dead in the house, when her father came in and
oommacded her to 60 home, threatening her with
personal injury if she re.red. Youpg Albertsou in
terfered, aud tried 10 with hin. The two a.
length got into quarrel in the course of which Az
ber,son was stabbed in the breast He expired shortly
after the wound was inflicted. lsndervoot has since
been arrested. and is now in the Kingston jail.
On Sunday, man named Cunningham was Srutaly
murdered by three brothers, named Thomas, Angus
tus and Peter Brehauy. 1t appears that they, in
company with ,~ysral others, were at clearing
bee, when they got into quarrel with Cunning
ham, in which Of them stabbed him in the breast
with knife, and another struck him upon the head
with a stoie, sractsring the skull. The murderers
then made their escape We have since learned that
one Of them has been arrested, and is nov in the
Monticello JsI. Augustus and Peter are still at large
and officers arc in pursuit Of them reward Of 600
is of. red for the arrest Of the former An inaue,t
was held upon the body Of Cunningham, and the YER |
Dict rendered was that the deceased was murdered
by Thomas and Augustus Brehany, assisted by their
brother Peter"
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.yys.ryrnrH wAap REPUBLICAN AssociATios'-
A, soueualy large meeting Ct the RePu'hca's OF
M, ward was held laet evening at their new rooms
No 208 Alien street. A primary election for delegates
+, The Syracuse Convention was held, after whch
20 w Odei was elected q repre- sentative for the
Younp Meme Central Committee in the place OF "m'
=, Connolly resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

SuIclpE.-John Bross, blind fiddler, aeocs ~
years Of age, who lived at Nc. $40 Water street hang
himself Las. hit from stable ioor in the rear oil
pouor sto,-, at No. 800 Weser street He wss iound
there at s5out o'clock THE morning, dead end was
on, 6owv by Officer Gostsg.