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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-12

Our readers will doubtless recollect reading
thrilling Incident, published by US some time
since, OF an engineer, upon some western rail-
road, having crswled down upon the co catch
er OF the engine and saving child, who was
playing upon tho road, from destruction, by
throwing Il OF the track. An incident of pre-
cissly similar nature, and display ing a. much
hsroism, occurred on the Pennsylvania railro Ad
last Friday, the particulars ef which We gather
from tho Holiday sburgh Standard:
As ono OF the freight trains coming east
rounded sharp curve, near barre Siding, a sta
tion about twelve miles west Of Huntington,
tho eng inser saw small child sitting In the
middle II the track, playing, unconscious Of It's
danger. He instantly whistied down brakes
ana reversed his engine, but the weight Of
the train and the high speed at which
Il was running rendered It impossible to stop the
fore reaching the child, which must inevitably
have been crushed to death. Ia this emergency,
when most men would have stood pasaly zsd
with horror, tbs conductor OF the TAIN, DANIEL
Mccoy, with steadiness Of nerve that has fsW
parallels, ran TO the font Of the engine, era wled
down on the cowcotcher, and holding himself
with one hand, Iean.d .. ~ .oTwsT as possiols,
and as he approached the child, with . sweeping
blow Of the other he threw It of the track. II
was the work Of an inst ant, and required STEADY
hand and cool head to &C ,omplish IL, but he was
equal to the emergency. The train was immedi-
atsly stopped, and ON going back the child was
found lying al tho foot Of q small embankm mont,
some twenty OF thirty feet from the track OF the
road, alive and kicking, but somewhat stunned
and bruised. The child belonged to farmsr
named NAFF, residing Immediately along the
road,
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Horr bic p1ns.acre or Ipd,n,,.


we, last weeh, says the Piumss (CAhornia)
ArSw or October ist. published an account OF q
terrible massacre tnat occurred on iitt River, In
which " apPeared that one oand Of Indians at
tackled ara de;tfoyeI another. us WAS an or
ror. TOT me indisns .il'ec were : Dand o. the mt
kav~ tribe, and were attacked 10 thsir rsncheria
~ company OF whites known .s the Pit River
Company, an ofgannsuon acting without au-
thority o. any kipd, z hwicss, reckless set OF
dceperadoee; Our inforGans, Mr.. HENRY LANDT,
aching q guide 70 Gen hibBk,was on the ground
soon aftsr the foul murder WAS committed, and
estimates the number Killed at ninety, ton OF
whom were warnors, the balance women and
children; lie depicts the scene as most horri-
bic bodies mutiiAfed and half burned, were
stfcwn over the ground nfty OF tho victims lay
ing IN sight from one stsnd potnt. Zen. kiBBk,
a. We gather from mr. LAnpf report, on reach
ing tne scene on ac non IN tne course ne pursued,
maus n on. nttio lmptovehen. prov ON tne sets OF tne
plooa .nl,s'y Netosss WY p pacSeuc' ,h nun. Inv
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MAIL ITEMS, 90.

TWENTY-FIVE gambling houses are In one
little circuit Of tho business portion Of Chicago.
A MANin Kalamazoo Is training an slk to trot
on the race course. Tho elk has already trotted
against horse for . purse Of seven hundred
dollars, winDing the prize BY long distance.
Mr.. HORACE DEMIsoN, who resided about
two miles from Newark, Wayne Co, N. j., wss
ki led on Wednesday, b. accident, while en-
gsRed In digging well. .' b..
The Albany Evening Journal Of ThursdAy
says; Comptroller CHURCH comms need ths sale
Of lands for taxes tois morning at ~ O'Clock, and
disposed Of Albny, Alegsny, and Brooms coun-
ties, and commeneelto- morrow with Csttaraugus.
The attendance was large and composition brisk.
Ar sn sFr,y which occurred on Wednesday at
the house Of JAMES LEE In Baltimare, young
man named PETER GRALEY was shot and q
badly inisTsd that hs died soon after. Three
men, named FNnAaAs, KELLY, and FLxn-
bpsGs, have bean Auested on the charge OF being
Implicated In ths murder.
A wk,TAR In Once q Wsek gives the fclls wing
account Of the death Of the great PTr; "PirI
\ died at bis house on Putnsy Heath, near thu
! spot where CANNING and CAsrLxRnAoa fosgh
their duel, and IN very neglected state, non,
Of his family % frisrds being with him ct tn
tine. One, who ives sincerely attached to him
bearing Of his nlnsss rode from Lsndon to v
him. Arriving ct bis house, ha rang the boil q
the entrancs gsts but no one came. Dbmount
Ing, be mads his way 70 tbs hall door, and rs
peatedly rang the bell, whioh no ons answered
He than sntsrsd ths heess, wsndsrsd from room
70 room, TIL st last he discovered PrTr on oej
r-dsad, and sntlrsly nsgIsctsd.. Il !. mpposs,c
that, sueh was hs poverty 10 had not eeen ~ Nv
j 70 pay tha wsgss o. his ssrvsnts, snd thsy nse
sbsccnded, taking With them wbss shsy eo~e
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smoke even at the peril Of their ilvss.-Cgerc-
land Herald.
Naval IaseIlisuen.

The Y. 9. steam gunboet Mohiesn, at Ports
mouth, Nh has undergone Prshminssy triai.
and viii sail for the coast Of Attiea In weak OF
two. She will take out . msn In which letters
will be forwarded to the San Jsctnto, Forts
mouth, Constellation, Mystic, Sumptcr and
Navy Yard. As the viucounes has been
ordered homs, nothing should bo Dispatch
ed TO her. Tho u. s. steamer Nsrsgsusstt
is about 70 maks . trial-trip from Boston
IL successful she will be reported ready for
sea to the Department, snd tail immediate
ly TO Join Commodore MoNTuoMRRY's fleet
on the Pacific. Adviocs from tho East Indies
Squadron state that the officers and crews Of YES
sets on the station were suffering from opthalmia.
The United States mon of-war had very few
csses but some Of tho British vessels were fear
fully afflicted with II. No less than 200 names
figured on the sick list Of II. M 8. Chesapeake,
victims 10 this severe disease. The Y. 3. steam
sloop Richmond, the only ono Of ths new
steamers not yet launched, will Il is said, bc
hoatcd out OF the sbip-bouse In . few weeks.
The gu, boat, Dacotah, Is progressing gradually,
and will be finished about Nov Yeat's. Several
letter. from the y. $. soop St. M.rys OF tho home
squadron contradict the report that sickness pro-
watts In that vessel. The ofiicers and crow Of tho
st. Mays sre In good health. A ship has Just
been despatched nom tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
for AspinwaD, to which port she takes provi-
sions and stores for he United Sts'es Squadron
on the Pacific and Home Stations. The death Of
the sailor who was 80 cruelty punished on board
the corvette Brookly Is only tho natural conse-
qutnce Of q sysem Of discipline not regulated
by any explicit law or order. Gags double irons,
bandcufs 'sweat boxes," and other instru
ments Of torture arc put on board every national
ship, but uplees the surgeon intsrferes
ho Is often afraid TO do-the Commander may
uss thcm just as his nature dictates. There 4
no specific time or method laid down ths Cap
tain rules tuprsme.
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Az important case under our divorce laws,
say tho Howard County Qndiana) Trsbuse, has
been decide by Judge BUCKLss, OF that circuit.
The case briefly was this Mr.. WILLIAM HoFp
MAE, ,of New York city, came to kokoma In
April 1857, fled . complaint, procured publica-
ton Of notice to his wife EMMA, and on tho 9th
ef June obtained decree Of divorce. On the
asa Of October, 1858, his divorced wife fled
complaint demanding that tbs divorce be annull-
cd, ON the ground that II had been ffaudulently
procured, her husband not being resident OF
Howard County, but Of New YORK city, and that
she had no information Of the proceedings till
long after the decree was made. After long ex-
animation OF timony and very full and able
argument, Judge BoCkLAs decided that HoFF-
MAN was not . resident Of the county at the
time Of his filing his divorce complaint,
and sst aside the decree granting II. Thus
Mr.. HoFFsAS found himself married man In
unplessantly short meter. This case may give
the public abroad TO understand that divorces arc
not SO easily obtsined In this State rs they used
to be. Under the old law any resident, TO CON-
mence q divorce sui. and carry II through, as in
case, without his wife ever knowing II, he had
only TO swear to q hs-that 10, to his bonafds
residence here. Now the law requires the appli-
cant to DO Q resident actually, and to have been
far year, before he can begin . suit At all.
Nonresident rebels against matrimonial laws
will do well 10 cut this paragraph out, and save
themselves the expense Of journey 10 Indians
to get q divorce. The good time for all that
class Of people 10 over in this State
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1hn Rohillnr Eas6ixnls.

In other cities, especially In tho West, whore
the German element aboundr, tho memory Of
ScnuLER was duly honored. In Philadephi.,
on Wednesday evening, grand torchlight pro-
cession took place. The I'ennsylcanSan, Of the
10Th, says,
During the passage Of the procession, the streets
were flied with spectators, the lSger portion Of
oour:e, bcng tssrmas. In the portions Of the oity
mainly inhabited by German, hauspsronces wcro
exhibited, many Of them displaying much tasto In
their prsrsrssion. The German Music Iisl, near
the R:s from S.nSSs :ass t:1 sss n' 'S n:S
ciss, fireworks, &o. The City Hotel Of Mr.
G.nnAnD, opposite tho HAL, YVES also bril-.
Sn,y ul%na,e sSa pna o,.% %o:t spsndd a. a
the Actien- Brewery, Turner Hall, Ton Hall aud the
ofhcs Of the Philsdsphia Democrat. At tho latter
ives exhibited Q large and beautiful Transparency,
bi striking uisness q somiLu, executed BY M.
H. IrsTE, one Of our ablest artists; and while the
II ssuu vas pas,ins, there was also brilliant dis
play o. hrswosss In .aoiaon, We notcsd IN Third
mont Of Mr. PnssssR, with ths name Of SolntIns In .
bright sas flame. The display ct tho Northern Mill
y ,na wou s.% me as,.s ss
mrably executed transpsreDcier, ono . portrait Of
SomiLEs within q laurel wreath tho second Illus
s.s scSi.ss the .so"s "a o q SsSna the II S.
famous lyrics, and the third depicted the I'M
mortal scsne In which WuhuAn TsLL shot the sp-
i,r, and tho o,tablshment of Mr. GUrBussr were
rplenddly ilumipated; but special poiIt II attrac
ton was the book establishment Of Mr.. KoHLsR at
the northwest corner and Mr.. HEnDrET at the south
east corner Of Fourth aud Ksce steot both Of which
werc mAgninoently illuminated ana sdomed with .
vAIi.ty Of beautiful transparencies.
Tho procession In Its passage through tho streets
sstIscted great attention. aud at various other points
there attractive dspsys softransparences, of FIRE
works, &o. II occupied about three quarters Of an
whole, . most imposing aud magnificent display.
The pIoce salon pruceedrd tho deagnstsd route
70 tho Acadsmy Of Music, where the fasgots were
49,. l.. kl. lak ~.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. - 1859.
waas Of C.asde.e. 4. N.,o,,...

NoROlHO0.
An italian correspondent Of the Indepcnde,t,
says that ever since the battle Of Magenta, the
French army has lost confdenc Elm tho Emperor
NsroLRoS as general, on account Of what took
pace on that day. The correspondent says
lhave Tie fact on the best authority, nom Cap
tain Of the stan, Who relAt-d Il to recently IN the
pressro oe Of six oth ofcers rsrnins, like himself,
which wep - follows; "You rcmsober," he said,
famous order oftbe day, and the telegram 10 the
Empress after Mspntss He ss,d; "A division Of the
Imperial Guard hss covered itself With sloryi For
whole day n bas sustained tho shock of forty
Thousand Austiisps,' csc. NV, no do you explain
that on the morrow, hoMAnor, who had como only
and was made Dub q Magenta aud P,eld Mar.hal I"
"wby," said l. Ut was on sccount Of tue timely heip
he brought TO the victorious but exhausted Guard"
comms en- ee,ie rhiaoirel I IVES tnsrr, aud c "a
tell you what nobody will dare TO publish in France,
though n is - true - the Gospel. When tho
became known among the frst corps, MAoXA-
nos's, great irritation prevailed, amounting a-
n ost 10 rcbslhon. Since all the glory is always
given e ss s: .Ss% ssy call thu; N NE
any thing more" Early In the morning MAO NARos,
shaving the anger Of his lders, went 20 the Eupcrcr
cha ping him with injustice u ~ards those Who had
In fact won the battle, and saved him dhe peroT
f,om the greatest danger. NArotaor ~ss surprised
" why did you come 80 late, sfter I sent YOU ~
many orders TO como TO Magenta Z" MAoNAHos
I zen begged the Eupcror 10 follow him; h,
showed him on tho ground, strewn for ssv
ersl miles with the bodies Of his dead soldiers, tha
he, MAoMAnoS, had 20 hsbt and overcome tho
bulk OF the Austrian army In order 10 reach Magen.
In, ard Join the Emperor, that but for his II pely
coming tho Emperor was cnveloped by tho enemy,
aud, finally, thss His Majesty had made the enorS
nous blunder of taking for the whoie bastle thai
which he bad witnessed. and whios We. only an spi-
Il n I'LL -. ~ AZ sl...N ~
10 quht the murmuring soldiers of MoMAuos, that
he made the 'stter Duke and Marshal but ever
sncs the egres s m,st.ko Of Magenta, there is no,
ofhccr so'di,r In the army who hes tho leas.
faith In the military genius Of tho Emperor"
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Bernins OF a Railroad Bridss.

A largo bridge Of tho Central Railroad Com
pany, on the direct routo to 8, rscuse (nesr Ly-
ons) was burned at about three O'Clock Wedne.-
day morning. This bridge crosse, Mud Creek
or ely dc River, just east Of Lyons Station, aud
Il Is more than one hundred feet long. The
Rochester Union says;-It had Just becn re-
paired and put In first ratio order for the winter
II IL important bridge and It's loss will be quite
embarrassing to the Company nov when there
is 30 much freight moving. The Cincinnati
Erpres and Emigrant Trains met at Lyons
at 2:15 A. NJ, and had passed but .
short time before the bridge was discovered In
flames. II Is presumed that the fire caught from
a 81 ark ffom ono Of the locomotives Of these
trains. As soon as the fire occurred intelligence
was sent to Syracuse and Rochester, and the
trains Of the direct road were ordered discontinue
I'D, or TO Be turned upon the old road, via.
Auburn road until . permanent bridge can be
rebuilt
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Minnesota Iteuss.

Trappers are preparing their traps to trap dur
log the ensuing winter. Trapping Is good busi-
ness In some parts Of Minnesota. The prospects
are that furs will bring good price.
Several bands Of the Dakotas aio now encanip-
cd In various parts Of the state, and are engaged
in fierce Slaughter Of tho deer. They arc scat
tered along the Minnesota and Upper Mississippi
rivers. The Indians are becoming very trouble
some In Jackson and Martin counties (the Spirit
Lake country on tho extreme southwestern
frontier Of the State and the lives Of the settlers
there are endangered. A remnant Of the Ink
pa. du- tah band are prowling around, committing
every species Of depredations on the settlers and
thrs atening their lives In case Of resistance
The General Congrega ional Conferencs Of
Minnesota was held In Winona week bot0rs last,
and was we'll attended. Il was stated that
there are In the State, AZ Congregational church
es, 30 Of which have ministers. During tho
past year 10 new Cnurches have bean organized,
and 400 new msmbers added-170 Of whom join
cd the society upon profession Of faith.
gentleman from Maine, says the North6sld
Jour nal, has In contemplation the nav igstion Of
the Cannon river, fom the Mississi ppi TO Can
non Fa Is. he purposes putting on q stosm tug,
to which 10 will attach fiat boats or barges, for
transporting frsghts, etc., up aud down the
river. The boats will dra but abo 1t to inches
Of water, and he thinks he can at oil times OBJ
tain that depth.
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VARIETIES

An Irish red>woxus roently inArusd ~
pupils that the fe r,cnine gsnd9 shoal1 b 90
piled TO ali ships nd vesseis afost, EXCEPT ~
Reame's and men Z ewar.
A CLERGYMAN. who found 10 Impossible ~
provide for himself md family out q his s.saAsr
hsome, wrote to . q 5sud thus II give up -
living to save my lifs.'
LyE is too short TO - spsnt In ssrslsg -
mosites or registering wrongs.
A rEw rights since, just before retiring -
rset, Mrs. Babbler said ~ her husband; sGaao
J shall OF take my watch up Stain TO nieA1,
dear 80 for safety will Just hang Il sesin3
your Photograph Likeness over the mantci. pS.os-s
"Ah = said Mr.. Bsbblsr, turning 70 his bosom
ffitn5, you are like most suspicious wives, Il
see--y ou want 90 set 4 watch over your hos
band Mrs. Bsbbe, pretended 10 rsmsvs \
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Keep Your seats in tue Car.

Or the twelve passengers who were killed on
the exeursion train, In Wisconsin, few days
since seven are reported by this papers as being, ct
Post Ofsos oar, three ia tbs baggage osr, and
three on tho platform !, Of the other five, the &C.
count does not state whore they ware, bat a. two
Of them are stated to be In the employ of tho
Company, II Is TO bs inferred they were not In tho
regular passsnssr sssts, and the Other three may
do not state, but as not ons lady was killed, and
. they were large proportion Of the psrty, tho
presumption 70, not ono Of the mon Siiled wAs
whore, by the rules Of the Company and by the
dictates of common prudence, he should have
been. .. 'H
I Had that "notiss to the passengers" on the
car dos, forbiddins thsm 10 stand on ths Plat
6rm, besn regarded, not hfs would have hssr
ba. Why viii mot passengers obey tbs. rule;
The answer Is plain. In very many i;lstances
they arc 20 welded to tobacco that they mus
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or ef the Aansrnoso euns. 81 hss.r -

OsE Of the AnNsrnoso guns, Il hsaxy ell
brc, has besn lodged IN the Ctsdsi q QnSoss>
II will be mounted upon ths esvAlluf' - ~
flsgstaf Battery, from which s,svssisa D N
have the range Of and command IL VIII ~.
- lon writs TO the Baltnop - ,hsa
washington, that tcnstor Summer y e6sss -
resign hts seat In the United Dtssss 0nnuoeI r
L said that he win merry and 49, r Ro6am6
q, W. Bank. VII undoubtedly succeed Mn i u
Az CoRDrse to official documents juss pstnIa-
cd, tn amount Of Specie imported into kmrSuoa
this ye ", up to the lst q Oetosss, wa 4is1-
sirbt mo 1ih sf 1858. Of this sbout a. ,oco 0I
cane nom the United s,stss. Ths rsxisSS
an pori Of Geld and Silver dnring the sssns -
have been els, ,9e6, 16S Of which nearly S00.-
600. 600 went 10 faris In gold.
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nos % s!iN COMMITTEES Citt on wharvss, Pier. and SLIP.

rITY OF NEW YORK-DEPARTMENT OF
SFmAscn-pyl.Au o. ~ k.oT%y. ~ cI 9. IT,. ~.
81 Chambers street-Nsv YoTk, November 5, lsuo.-TO
TAX PAYER6 Notice is hereby nyen that per cent
naming unpaid Also that Per cent VII D. sAdsd on
II 10 AVOID detention and crowd tax paysu ass 70
queeted to cali early this month.
Office hour from 8 q m. TO p a.
~ 23sao JANIS KkLLY, Reos1vsR q Tara
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r AIDES YOU MAY SAVE ONE-HALY
~ your money By yurch.sinl ycsr g 81 turs q The Esy
get the frs direct from our Asenl In the NORTH
and West, vhinh enables ~ 70 osr these truly Teas
bargainA ooo 49,
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HOUSEKEEPING.

A CKNOwLEDGED TaE BEsT-"FoRE-
"A MAEs Arh Spring Bed Bottoms are selling Tor
Hse@Y. Msftrasses at Wholesale pri 20 Iron
Great Joncs st, corner Broadway. nil alsesioI
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
~ New York, November EN-, IB10
PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that on tho 18th
day q Neyember, Inst At 10 S'eiSss ~ .h.ll pro
s bc held In and for the City and County Of New York
on the nr.t Monday q Decsp6er, lsce panel Of Y
panel OF 80 grand Jurors sleo panel Of 100 petit ~.
rors for Court OF General Sessions- panel Of lOo
feminer. panel Of l6s petit Jurors for 6uperior
Court Two panels Of l0+ pstit jurors sAoh fos Ooars
nb i'isS JOHN CLANCY. Clcrt.
CORPORATION NOTICE
~ The Committee ON WharveA PIER and Slips Of
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All persons interested IN the completion Of the con-
tract for the enlargement Of the Battery hereby
notified 10 be present at the sbsvemsntionsd tmo aA
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