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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

District Three young men named Paul Mouniosse,
Armand Lambert and Polinare Ducoing were stand.
ing together outside grocery, when row took
place between some Germans in the grocery. Mou.
nosse went in to interfere, peacemaker, when he
was set upon and beaten over the head with an ak
handle by one man, and by another man badly cut
in the hand with Knife. He would probably have
been killed but for his comrades coming to his assist
ance in which they also got some hard knocks, Lam
bert getting an ugly cut on his head, and Ducoing
some slight injuries. The fight was ended by one of
the young men giving one Of the Germans named
Philip Coon, or Cohn, blow over the head with
club, which 1t was thought must have fractured his
skull. The three young men were afterwards ar
rested and locked up by Corporal Hernandez. all
were covered with blood, and Mouniosse was filter
subject for the hospital than for the lookup. Why
Hernandez did not arrest any of the other parties to
the fight is perhaps best known to himself
WIN. PRATrs AND JOHN HAUGE await chat with
Recorder Long, on the subject OF their ungalant
treatment Of Mrs. Hypolite Gaard, at Mineburg, on
Friday. Mrs. G. charges one with having slapped
her mouth, and the other with having thrown her
down.
JAMES MCCAIN was arrested on Camp street, on
Saturday night by Sergeant Moore, on information
received that he had stabbed man named Vim. 7.
Stanton The nature of the affair and the extent Of
Stantons wounds, we did not hear.
| THOMAS P. brennan was arrested on Basin street
on Saturday night, on the charge Of having shot at
son of Mrs. Catherine Todisco. He will soon have to
explain the matter to Recorder Summers
LIVELY Doc CASE was looked into on Friday, at
Algiers, by Justice Fortier. One man had another
up for shooting his dog, animal which be valued at
$50, and whose good breed be proposed to prove BY
bringing into Court slut, his defunct dogs own
sister. Plaintiff charged that defendant had come to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
Scientific Convention

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 3.-The American AS
ISOLATION Tor the Advancement of Science met
in this city this morning. An address of wei
come was given by Mayor Calhoun, which was
responded to by Prof. Alexander of Princeton
N. j., President of the Association Scientific
men from all parts of the country are present
Nearly every State in the Union is represent
ed. Numbers from Canada and Nova Scotia
are also present. The hotels are full. and
many are quartered in private residences.
There are about five hundred strangers in
town.
In the afternoon, the association assembled
in sections and an interesting paper was read by
Prof. Pierce of Cambridge on the phenomena
presented by comets, from observations made
at different observatories. Conclusions had
been arrived at that the comet of 1858 had an
atmosphere That its metallic density was
very small. That its tail was similar to the
Aurora Borealis. That the curvature of the
tail was produced by its increased motion as
it approached the sun.
Prof Alexander read an able Scientific
paper upon the law for determining the weight
of the moon.
In the evening, levee was given by Hon.
George Bliss. The association will continue
its session one week.
Gov. Morgan of New York is in town. the
guest of Mr.. Bliss. Gov. Banks will be pres
ent tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
SHOCKING RAILROAD DISASTER,
Thirteen Persons Killed.

ALBANY, Aug. "A terrible accident oc
CURED on the Northern Railroad near Scbag.
tlcoke, last night. The down train due in this
city at 7.25 P. NJ, while passing over the bridge
which spans the Tomhannocl, was precipitat.
ed INTO the creek below a distance of twenty
to twenty-five feet. The water was about sly
TO eight feet deep Over thirteen PASSENGERS
are reported to have been killed The follow
ing are the names, as far as they are known.
of the killed and injured
hllled-Mrs. Schuyler of Albany; Mrs,
Cooley, wife of the conductor Charles Ber-
thelon, brakeman, Albany Charles Plimpton.
mail agent, Vermont; David j. Russell. ex.
press messenger, Vermont Patrick Connolly,
trackman, Greenbush.
Wounded-G. S. Cooley, conductor of AL
bany, badly; Thomas McCaruck, newsbov.
right leg broken and otherwise injured Mi
chael Fiannery, Troy, passenger, head cut,
chest bruised and supposed internally injured,
bruises
The accident took place about one mile from
the village of Shagticoke. The moment the
train struck the bridge the structure gave wav.
The locomotive, however, got across, and be-
came detached from the tender The latter
went down, and the baggage csr and two pas
senger cars followed. The first passenger car
went down on the tender, and the second pas
senger car ran into and Ike eled it over. Most
OF the dead and wounded have been brought to
this city.
Second Dispatch-Nine dead bodies had been
taken out of the creek up to IL o'clock last
evening, and twenty persons were wounded,
while it was thought more dead bodies were
under the track. The following are additional
names of the injured John lesson of Que
bee, badly Arthur Forbes of By town, Ontario
Co., badly; Charles Perry of Claremont, N.
H.; G. r. Prentice of New York City; j. C.
Payne of Dayton, Ohio; w. S. Harris of
Whitewater, Wis; Thomas Talbot and W. J.
A Fuller of New York City.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04

~ OT1CE.-DR. /: oBART may be found
at his Residence and Office No. Main street. Of
hce hours, to 8, both forenoon and afternoon.
iell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04

Marlkets-NEw YORK, August D.
COTTON dull and unchanged sales bales; middling
uplands l2sc. o,,,-. 60. -.
Western more active, and 0c better; unsound S59O @
45O; super State $3.50 q sis; extra State 500 q 245
round hoop Ohio, $3.50 q $50 for old and $50 @ ~ Tor
fresh ground common to good extra western sow ey
$50; Southern frmer; sales 1900 bbs; mixed TO good
$3.50 a. SIS; fancy and extra So q u; Canada more &C
tive; sales 500 bbls; extra $3.50 900
GRAIN.-Mleat scarce and a. &c better; safes l,1OV
bush; southern red, sl,35 a lao for new; southern
white 81, 80 q I50 for new; White Kentucky Sl4l Corn
active and "a &c better sales 10000 bush mixed west
ern Is a TSc new; white 5c yellow 81 q s4c round
yellow II a. sec. Oats dull; southern ana Jersey jV %
Doc: Northern and Western, IS a Acc.
PROVISIONS-Beet unchanged; sales $50 bbsi conll-
try mess IS q SIS; prime, $500 a 65; repaeked en-,
cago 1925 a 49, prime mess nominal Pork dull annd
pavy for mess but steady for prime; sales 2V59 Dds
, IS SIS: prime sl0,75 a hoo. Bacon nominal Cut
Ss-sales 23O packages. Hams @ sc; shoulders 3
~ Lard steady: sales $50 bbs at 0s @ lOi; Butter
eedADho Il q Ice; State 6 g 2Oe Whisky unehang,
there's $50 bbs at % a. 255c. Rice heavy sales I5O
sales 81 a &c Sugars active III part for e1port
t. lowe,6ls; Muscovado 81 a &c Coffee heivy and
Rio lO @io; sales 1892 bags by auction at ~ OOths
bags tor( averaging 10 5Sl0Oths; st Domingo, sales
Cuba % q at lOsc. Molasses dull; sales oAhhds
| q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Aug; 3.-The President has
called meeting of the Cabinet, to-day, TO con-
slider dispatches from Minister McLune in re-
lation to tbs treaty with the constitutional gov.
ernment of Mexico. 1t is reliably ascertained
that several months ago the Miramon govern
ment invited France and England to assume
the protectorate Of Mexico, but they have Civ
en- no response to the proposition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The receipts into
the Treasury for the last three quarters of the
fiscal year ending July list, from customs, lands,
and miscellaneous sources, were $38, $50, 600
more than Mr. Cobb's estimates.
Private dispatches announce the serious ill
ness of Senator Davis of Mississippi. The
Secretary of the Treasury has left Washing
ton for brief visit to his home in Georgia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
Game Of Crlokat in Canada.

TORONTO, Aug. 3.--At the close of this days
crieketing between Canada and the United
States, the figures stand rs follows "Irirst
innings, Canada 95; United States 1903 Sec
ond innings, Canada IA, with no wickets down.
The play will be resumed tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
A Knaye Caught.

New York, August 3.--Wm. Il. alias Butt
Allen, who is connected with a faro bank at
474 Broadway, was yesterday ARRESTED and
held to bail by Alderman Brady for passing a
bogus $1,000 bill on the Lancaster Bank Of
Massachusetts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
At North Hatles BORN.

In this city, Aug 8, ned
Johnson aeeG IS. c. wife of Rodney A. NJ
Funeral at No. 5 Hanover
p m Relatives and friends act on Friday, at CLOCK
In this city, Aug g. Harrie Invited to attend.
Frances W. White, yrs mos son of Talbot Z. ana
Funeral on Friday, at a ocloc
friends are invited to attend. = m, Relatives ana
In Fitchburg, Aug. ,, Francis Per
of the Fitchbarg Bank rs, Esq, President
aged IS W Joseph Palmer,
In Amherst, Aug. l, of consumption
Ward, Is yrs mos, member of the preseh John h. H.
in Amherst College ~ senior class
In Durham, July 81 Mr. Miles Merwin, in tn,
OF his age; He was the Oldest male nhabitaS SIN yea
town. with one exception. Five out of nine q Of lle
tenty-nine out of thirty-ive grandchildren
N 81 LOUIS on the 10th ult., Frances Ellen Howsd
halNe q boston, and an actress Of considerably not
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04
Election in Alabama

MOBILE, Aug. 2.-James A. Stalworth,
Democrat has been elected to Congress in the
First district, by 5000 majority and Cloptou,
Dem in the Third district, by upwards of 200
majority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-04

NOTICE.-The lady who exchanged a
certified check at store the 18th of July is
requested to call on us. BRYANT & SHELDON.
dat
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Clothes.
STEAM B OILER EXPLOSIONS,
AShCrOft'S LOW-Water Detector

This simple and efficient instrument has been
y tested and has saved numerous Steam Boilers from
natural laws Of gravtaton not upon any ARTIFICIAL
MEANS either Springs, Levers, Valves, Floats
to the following references to few of the many parties
who have adopted the Deectors some of them having
upwards OF fifteen of the instruments in use -
Hamilton Cotton Mills, Suffolk Mills Bevidere Wooden
Co. Lowell Bleachery Prescott Mills Lawrence Manu-
Lumber Co., Mddlesex Manufacturing Co.. gIassacbn
sets Cotton Mills, Hamilton Print Works. Merrmack
con City of Lowell Dr. j. c. Aver Lowell; Pemberton
Mills Atlantic Cotton Mills Lawrence; Henry S. Wash
Co, f. Willard Co., Bay State House. State Luuatic
asylum worcester; Bradford Taft 4 Co, Evans, Sea
Bnrkhardt Boston Betting Company, Roxbury; Danvers
Bi5eaihery LORD HARDY Aaron F. CLARK, Nelson
James Lord, James Sanborn, NJ. P. Arnold Wilkins 4
ay Lynn Ed%sTd ranRer & Goo rahcs sco
a. Son Sans%s Draper 1ift, Co, North Attleboro':
bot. Blerica State Aims House, Tewksbnry; n Ste
Xens Son, North Andover; Stevens Il Co.. Haverhill;
ry; Taunton Foundry and Machine Co. Taunton; East
ern Railroad, Norway Iron Works. Boston; Somerville
IN Rhode EiaRd-rhomas j. HILL A. d. & j. Y Smith,
Union oil Company, American Butt Co., Providence
Co, Tngey & Bro, Providence Tool Co.. W b. Dean
Dyervie Manufacturing Co., Sacket Davis 4 CO.. N f.
q McReady, Butler Hospital, j. C. Peckham d. Co.
Franklin Foundry and Machine Co.. E. NJ. Chafiee & Co.
Co. Fletcher Bro. Builder Iron Foundry Commercial
Steamboat Co., Silver Spring Beachery Providence;
Pawtncket; Clinton Manufacturing Co. Edward Harris,
Social manufacturing Co, Woonsocket; Lonsdale Co.,
Print Works, Warwick; j. d W. Slater, Slatesville;
Dodgeyille Manufacturing Co, Dodgeville: Hebronville
In NeC Hampshire Print Works. Amos
keag, Loco Works, Manchester; jackson Co., Nashua
Manufacturing Co.. Newmarket Manufacturing Com
pany swampscot Machine Co. Newmarket.
% of ana Wsts
aus ueod5m 81 Sudbury street, Boston.
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Kentucky Election.


LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-It is reported that JET.
ferson County gives democratic majority OF
1000 votes
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ARRITALsAT THE HOTEL.S.

wILLARDS' HOTEI..-M.s Col Rsg,Ies and
son; MAJOR Reel U.s.; oechs, ny; r Myers,
II cs-batt, N.Y. Col Baker, Pa: A = Weston, Ny;
As.n P sna az ssius, S So EE opssi
do; Cepnsrs Mexico; I. Carer, dol Mr. swift
AZ. fssrili 10; NJ Ti si DO; CO Gos , cs VI
HlrtIsy; 3 Martin and lsdy, Pa; MissC MAJ
TN, dos o D Martin, dot y .Roadiey, NY; w 8
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NITIoNAL HOTEL.-K Mitchell, DC; 10.
ger, Nd; g MeBfide. NY; T. Qa,noy and lady, r
Alison, Nass; q w Howard, Md; 3 Harris, Ala;
Rlos9, In; NIL ~ Hs!i and child 9 Forbes'
Miss q Tompkins, &c; n e Anderson, d q Ssor-
or, r Qho4es. Va; J Burke, lres Mitchell, " Pc
tns. ~; q Minlem aod lgdy, w 4 Hidi4tn, Ga;
Bssss, NY ei.s E9E Nc 81 Nd: NY 4 Pssd!.;
BROWNS H0rEL-wP south, Nd, RHs
Livineston. VI, = LsdKyink, &C; 51thin, NY; L
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fS y HSo5 DC; Ssl las VA W PsnHi. gs
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Medium, (assorted colors.)


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Of Spirits Evil forbodngs. Society Self
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reporters Of the papers and ehsr aoees Of
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VlME CELEBRATED DR.. J. 8. ROSE's
u AGHDICINI
OF PHIL

These remedies sre the resslt Of tbirty6ys yssrs
OF extensive end successful practice, and ere the
only reliable preparations to cure the vsrioas is
SR. = s. RoSEs COUGH sYRUP 0R.Rx-
PECTORANT, viii radically cure Coughs, Colds,
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RK s HosES ALTERNATIVE sYRyp.
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~ diseases arising from IN impure stats OF The
DIR BR. !. s. k3srs DysPRPrIc COMPOUND.
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DR.. j.. S. R0SES PAIN CURER. Il is not
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Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, SpraIns, Bruses,
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