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Movements OF Archbishop Hughes, &c

mOvcments OF Archb'shOp HuShfs, &c.
CHARLESTON, Feb ~, 1860
Archbishop Hughes and Rev. Father Mathews have
rived here from New York.
Captain Despeo, OF the French bark Painter Just ar.
rived from Pompebe, Guadaloupe died suddenly In fit
yesterday. He was a native OF Bordeaux.
The South Cdrolnidn OF yesterday announces the death
by apopexy Of Colonel j. II. lrby, formerly a Congress
man.
The Greensboro rice MILL with 5000 bushels of rice
was destroyed by fire yesterday The mill the oldes.
In the CITY, The residence Of Edward Lucas was aso
much damaged. The property was generally insured.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Feb. q. 1850.
The screw steamship Montgomery, of Cromwells III
from New York. arrived yesterday, 2eth at three p
SAVANNAH, Feb. 20, 1880
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived at
Tybee at four, and at her wharf at eight p NJ All well
CHARLESTON, Feb. a. 1850.
The steamship Nashville, Captain Murray, en- New
York. arrived here at eight O'Clock Sunday morning
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Fire In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILApEIPiIA, Feb. Y, 1860.
fire broke out this evening in the drug warehouse Of
Charles Ellis Co., originating in the explosion OF
Of ether in the packing ROOM and seriously burning f.
male employee. The FIRE was exiingusbed with little
damage to the building but the extensive stock received
much injury from the water.
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Loss OF the Steamboat POrtsm0uth.
81. JOSEPH, Feb. n, 1880.
The steamboat Portsmouth, Of the Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph railroad line, which left here Saturday bound for
Kanzas city, with q cargo Of lumber and other stuff,
struck snsg and sunk, LeaveDworth, on Sunday.
She down In twelve feet Of water, and Is total
loss She Is insured. Most Of the cargo will be re-
covered
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Murder In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. ~, 1860.
The Rome (Ga Courier Of Saturday reports the brutal
murder Of Robert Thompson and his wife, the previous
Tuesday. Mr. Thompson was merchant and Postmas
Yer Of Sugar Valley, Ga.
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BOSTON, Ftb II, 1877
Six huudr ed sboemskeis at Haver n about thirds
OF the number employed there, organized 20 dIy for
strike. The proceedings orderly The strikers at
lynn, Marbehead, Ssugus, Nack and other places,
main also quiet, but drm At present the manifest
no dsI osition to make the required CONCESSIONS.
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News from DrenatitIan.

= MN Ok1KAN8, Feb. n, 1850.
MenAhtlan dates OF the 12th inst are recsived They
state that the Mexican steamer Fire arrived here on
the 7ih, dbmaned the for and took The guns 10 Vera
Cruz by order Of JuArez The United States marines a.
Tehuantepec had inlerfered 70 prevent Americans non
p.u. al. nOut
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The Rondout Ferry

RosDoUT, n. Y, Feb. %, 1850.
The ferry between this place and Rhinebeck station
now running regularly, connecting with all trains upon
the Hudson River Railroad.
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Check Lost or Stolen.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. q, 1860.
Mesgs. Phillips, Nixon & Co.'s certified check fer
~ COO IL, was lost or stolen to-day.
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/. Rev. Mr.. King, Of Buxton.
2 Mrs. King, OF Buxton.
3. Mr. W. b. Day, Of Chatham.
4. Mr. James Richardson, Of Chatham.
5. Mr. Brsmah, Of A. Robertson Co.'s.
9. Mrs. Bramah.
Z. Mr. Baillie, Of James Baltic & Co.
8. Mr. Morrison, OF Morrison Il Empey.
Q. Mr.. Roy, Of Roy DufoFt.
10. Mr.. Grant, Director Of Grand Trunk Company.
II. Mr. Talbot, N. PIP,
II. Mrs. Talbot
IS. Mr. Dawson, mp.
II. Mr. Wilson.
Ii. Capt Harlow, Of Duxbury. Mass.
Is. Mr. ChAriesworth.
~. Mr.. Henry Fowler.
Is. MIR. Tompeon.
10. Mr.. Watson Taylor.
20. Hugh Mccartney.
q. Richard Madden.
20. VIM. Kerby.
q. John Daily.
"a. Martin Depners.
rs. Allen Sbeeban.
20. VIM. yogle.
81. Geo. McDermott.
%. Michael Lacy.
20. John Delaney
so. +. Richardson.
81. Patrick McGivnin.
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BaTry's Tric0pher0as IL the Best and
eheapes article for drespg. beaufyng cleansing curling
druxgis.a. - ~
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We are the only houss
who use the genuine New
YorkMills muslin in Shirts u
81 b each Every shirt sold
by Ms Is warranted In every
respect. Single shirts msda
for samples II 81 50 Tbs
public Are respectfully no
quested 10 call atd examiae
our shirts. We have on had
all The latest styles OF uhirtn
NJ - each. These shrts asU
sent TO all parts of the csun-
try BY express. The cost q
&c nding half . dozen shiGas
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Hills Hair Dye, 80 Cents-Black or
rcsr Der! No Barclay street, and sold by druggists
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The Cha pfOnship Ffght-The London
BeitDgLetter fo Heenans sgen-Important yottng
the Chester cup-E,,ensve Prize Ring correspondenceA
lust out - $500
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Criatadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS the best in the world Wholesale and retail and
privately applied. No 8 Asor House
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London Club Sauee-This Unrsvnu.S
ssscs msnsS.ared ,, fsrker, Bros Ladon can be OBJ.
bneo OF theb agent In this city, A. J. PARKER Bookmsn
street Thu Arcie superior 70 the Worcstershire sanc
aud can be obtained ut bali tbs prca S''
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Beaatiful Complexion.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved cee6r having no euus for beauty
ing and preserving the skin. $40 Broadway.
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4EADvnLE, Pa, Feb. q, 1860
Dr. John Parker President Of Allegheny College, In this
place, died suddenly a two O'Clock Sunday afternoon
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee
facnry removed 10 l6 Bond Private eutr,ncs for
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HolloWay's PDIs.-BoOkke epers, Clerks
and VIII 80 pa'ons are OF sedepsry
often lie victims Of dyspepsia co~yeness and
cssona doses Of these Pills will prove highly benecsi bv
moving the - ~
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To Merch . nts
AND pRALHKs I'M

RIASTIC VULCAN RUBBER GOODS
Mr.. JUrSOf will protect merchants against Mr.. DAYS
suits without recourse charge 10 bs the following
tesms:-
ls shall be rendered OF all vuIcsnI.ed RubSer
eocs solo by hem since October J. 1885, OF al gooda on
fsnd OF 10 arrive
They ah.n 70 pay Mr. Jud.on the rate Of ia
1s which be sha charge other merchants the
bis title 10 Dshed that the Court will grant ujuucons
tgsmat prrgers proposes make uniform and
liberal eettltmens with all who subscribe this agreement
3D. They shall agree that al goods hand stoo or
IN port or that may be received hereafter not sold
without Mr. Judsnn . license and sanpsL
wevere snrpr BED That Mr. Lay after the full hearing Of
cause on bill and snswer In the United States Circuit OF
this district between him and ehe only parties claiming any
fus efarft merchants In defiance of tho order BY The
guy such suits the title mp BY him OF May a. 1883
the might apply the Court njuncbou re-
strsnrg suh sets which order the files o.; tho Court
and Ia stl in force.
We had absaned from bringing suits against iprneers
rights having the hope and belief that there would be
speedy decision Of this but have been osa3
pointed.
abe eestb Of Judge ersoi the time has elapsed With
out any decision and the immense injury Day ncng on
rights have determined wait longer
cute I'll ofnpe<s rights including every person who
he sold continues - sell in violation OF rights goods
aforesaid purchased from Lay bis agents. having
CLAMPS
We do not wish to be Understood soliciting merchants 70
make any Arrangements with Us but deem to
cesDe our position CHARLES GOODYEAK
WILLIAM JUDSON,
NEW YoAK, Feb H. 1860. Nos 81 and 50 Park row.
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Accident to the steamer Jura.

Bosroy, Feb. 81, 1850.
The Cunard steamer Jura, from Liverpool on the 18th
nst put into New Bedford this afternoon, having on
Thursday the 3d. broke her engine OF Georges ShoaL
She will await the arrival OF seamtug 10 tow her to
New York.
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Defiance Saiuma nder Safes-With Pa.
tent powder proof locks cross bars Also Are aud
proof sebosri and pArr ssfes erol 81 Murray strset
eorrer Of College place. ROBERT M PATkit;K"
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DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
Trpss with In eectug permanent cures Of
hernia or rupture. MARSH co, No. yesey q. N. Y
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something New.-A Hemmer. Tucker
Feller Binder and Gauge combined just patented Siupe
neomnR sDy wido and thickness Of Goth ether applied
% any sewing machine By O few minutes
RETAIL PRICE IS, lIbARAL DISCOUNT to TIA TRADE
orderx by mail supplied with complete Instructions postage
paid. send fer q circular N-o'
UNIVERSAL BEMsgR COMPANY, 40 Broadway
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'.Ea,eLs" Sewing Mnchtnes-Hemm ers
,or, nsPsns SO Parties not h.yDg taM
in AVERY Cay AND T0Wr. Address u. j. LEVY
eup't -
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Wa. ell, & Wilson's Sewing Mnhcines.-
OGcs sd Broadway. rev FORK
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NEW yoiK, Feb. Is, 1860.

Herring's Patent Champio Fire
and burglar proof SafeA 2l Broadway Of Murrs
street. New York - " = 1850
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z. @. G.-21 Phot0gra phfc Portraits for
way.
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Arrest Of m Alleged Counterfeit Money
Dealer.
Bosfox, Feb. n, 1880
Alonxo P. BurriH broker, II No il State street has
got INTO trouble, being charged with dealing In counter
feh and broken bank bills Several hundred dollars OF
Ice arrested him.
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Thorley's Food for Cattlc.-ARents re.
quired in every principal city and town the United States
for the sale Of tb imported food Address Conagnees depot
No. q Broadway, New York.
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insugus alton OF the Statue Of washing
tom ~ the Satis4ai Capirai--The Ora
uon or Mr. Boccck--The Shoemnkers
strike sn Lypa-ssghts IA Corn . M
news from the PAci6e--Loeal News of
the Me'ropoiis-Narset Re pssts, sc.
The FAMILY HERALD VIII be ssaed on It's usual dgy Of
puphcation wednesday, aud will conaia fun repoct
Tue ceremonies at tbe Inauguration OF the Equestrian
STATUE OF Washington a, the Federal Capitsi W. ne eo.
qaehi ofahon Of the Hon. Mr. Bocock; An Acc AS Of
Ssr'xe OF TIE shoemaSees in Lynn, Mass The Military
under Arms-Lsfee Gathering OF womeu-pescrip ion ..
me Leaders OF tbs Strike Sketch OF some OF the uor
hxnoeioos IN New York; The News from California re-
ceived by the Baltic The Great Work OF Tunnelng the
Aooslck Mountain All the Local News Of New YORK and
vicinity Of Importance Reports of the Cattle, Provision
ana money Markets, aud all interesting the pre-
cedng week.
nons received at the Office northws, corner rn'tou
ana Nassau streets New York single copies sale at
the counter and by all nows agoats. Advoriseaens
inserted at the usual HxRAID rates
Dr. win &c Of the Delaware State Lotts-
DELAWARE. GEORGIA. xiEIucxT MISSOURI srArs
DErAwAas-Exr.A Class No. a. rs.xuAsy =. IAN.
IS, 81 s., s., So; q s. g. g: Il: 81, q, C.
-. r. 2o f. Is g. q g. '7ss.' H. l as 49,
WOOD. EDDY CO. Wimingtou. Delaware.
Driving: OF France, Broaabenss & Co.'s
susss1 Coyrrr--CtAs 49, F.ssvAnr n. 1850.
c co. %, ~. L. =. oS 81 as s.; 2s g. i.
IR4scs. o4pSisiis = CO. %.
aAnasers, w1misgsos. Delaware
Omciai Drawing OF Hedges. Davis &
WI SlAs sss 81 fs g SsSsTs r. lssa.
IL, 66, 60, A. GO, 81, rs, 80. 81, SO, "A.
lo5aEs bs Ssfs co. xsa.ss ssa' s ssss Ca
Of the sr' By The WIiLiAnsoss.
A. j. Blocker. Son & Co.,
res. Tad Fin. sues: ass- irosa-.y.
are TcssnsS :Ss sf ssaa " ''' "
he reside ces of pstss es dealalps Aou. es.sDns
~si' SPACIOUS s sAI.Ss . NJ ~ line stree.
BB.DYER Agent No 81 s,"sswss way eorees OF Flu
avenue snd Twenty ,hnd .,r, ct.
z. G. GA Photogra phic Portraits for
81 b, the new Idea OF art st AoLMEc Gallery, Bis Bsoaa
Wa. .l.r & Wilson'S Sewing Mahctn.s.-
odce SO Broadway. rev Iork
'.Ea,eka" Sewing Mnchfnes-Hemm ers
~ 'tsr-PRICE $50 Parties not having fun amoun,
sup't ' 'D '""N Aaa'ssS " j. LEVI
D<Hnnec Safumander Safes-witk Pa.
tent nowcer proof locks and bars Also burxay
proof scebosrd AID pArior safes erol 81 Murray street.
correr Of College place. ROBERT M PATkit;K"
Some thing New.-A Hemmer, Tucker.
sDns sDy wd ard aicSnsss q 9th ssr sa. suSss
Iaf bse6 5sH to * TRADE
uroeSs oy mai snppIed with complete instructions postage
UKivEKs - IEMvxR COMPANY 20 Broadway.
London Club sauee-This Unrivaued
sauce manufactured b. Ferker Brus London can be Oh
tsneo OF saeb agent In this city, A. j. PARKER Is Hickman
street Thh article superior 70 tho worcestershire aauoe
aud can be obtained 1t one. hall tbs prtca 0'
Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup.
Minors Of bottles used year IN thu United
states for children teehipg with succesa Reef
mmediste and certain. Only ~ cents botte
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Tounee
IN al IN RorN
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DR.. McClfntock's Cold and Cough Mix
ture - swim for cod cough influenza AID throat
Price Sold b. drugss Dtpo. NO IS Beekman street.
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The "Rfgg's Truss" Continues to Give
universal satisfaction by its uniform ees No 44s
Broome street, New York.
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IL mx oasSl.Am

ADAMS ExPKxSs COW ANT
HAys wrssssa for Psehses Isprsss ns hs run ~.
jackson and Mississippi ceuhsl Rail- cad
lard"
shippers rs.peenury ~ ussssd Q dsslars - vsne =
Fcr rates a freehI psurv - a. apply 70 JOHN HOB9t
Ytsishi supsr'etenaenA u our once q MoedyN
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CHIRTe, SHIRTS. SHIRTS
y LRWIs 4 0EBERr, e
Excelsior shirt manufactu- ;
rers, 400 Broadway, between a
Grand and Broome streets. b
Six New York Mills mus. :
Shirts, made to order and =
warranted q perfect Al, for 8.
80, or 81 50 each A. good ~
q shirt IN every respect NJ G
fold By other houses 1t % p
each. -
l69 BROADWAY. q
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Omciai Drawing OF Hedges. Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of 0eorads
GLASS 6i FEBRUARY r. le60
IL, GS, 60, AZ, GO, 81, rs, 80, 81, s.274.
Prists dashed at SIS Broadway. Circulars sent fres
HODGES. DAVIS CO., Managsrs Macon Ga
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SEWING MACHINES

CINaxR's SEWING MACHINES
Are superior for all manufacturing purposes
Are more desirable FOR all kinds Of family SOWING.
Are capable OF doing greater variety Of work.
Are FREQ from the faults Of other machtnoS.
Are alrnos. useless in their operations.
Are much better. and therefore worth moro.
perfectly simple, and easily KEEP. in order.
Are cheaper, because they earn more money.
Are lust the Machine for every family
l. N. SINGER 4 CO., 45s broadway, New Yort.
LEO Fulton street. BrookHn.
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DUsHTON'S PASTIII.ES OR TRoCHIe
III For all diseases Of the Throa<-Bronchl!a Hoarseua
Catarrhal affections For sale At RUSHTOMB, corner a
broadway, Barclay and Canal streets
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faes, WOOD, EDDY CO., ksnaeerw
psAAwARxs GEORGIA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI syArp
Du4wAnI-ExrRA Glass. NO. 81. FssRuARY r. 1851.
70, So. 50, 81, so, u, 65. "a, IL, 8, 7, 81, G6.
DLAwARs-CLAAs No. 90. FEsRuARY n, 1850.
~, 20, IL, 20, IS, So, rs, 90, Al, 81, AZ, 10.
CireulaED sent ree Of charge By Addressing
WOOD. EDDY CO.. wilmingtou. DolA uars
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NATURALIZATION ONLY TwENrYFlv GEMS
NI Cures badness and produces beautiful sfosay curi
ladies, use H. and be free from dandruf.
scld by All drugRss f. Pitts 100 BroAdwAy retail depor
BARRE Park Is and 10 Park row; Charles Ernest CO. g
Maiden lane. ~
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TIE ABANDONED SLAYER. - Tie Underwriters
Agent, teegraphing from Provincetown on FRIDAY
concerning the supposed SLAYER taken into that place.
says:
"1hc brig fallen in with by Capt. Milliken, oil lne
schr. Rcnz and before reported arrived at his pJr'
last evening in charge of Mr. Hill second ine o. 'i'
Rienz She is evidently Spanish brig lIhy rlsgYu,
coppered to twelve feet draft; painted DECK ou'sa SUI
has gilt billet head, representing tnrec tVMeis W.
neatly done: has gilt carved work on her stern aonE
other things are two flying horses, II may b. Vai
them ard n miniature figure of nan WIN gut s''r
ON Lila Lrtast Could discover no traces oil her NAME
itb an her Stern bOws or any other part oi Tue YES
~ ;nside. though u small piece of paper, part OF u
,1s;rt was found in of her berths, with the erg
Don Juan written it, which may not be the Ding
name. -. II, ., g., ,,;.ccs avi
dorv by design az the marks OF an aH crowoar' ana
,b.r articles are plainly 10 be seen, and n Is quite
;dcnt that the small holes in The cahn and reported
70 be- bnll,t hcles made by the point OF the crow
Ler She has nearly two suits of new cotton duck
.ails and plenty Of spare spars on deck. No boats
yyer, ON beard when fallen ia with. In her hold she
bns water casks roNed on the ballast, large quantities
of rice peas beans sh jorked beef somc beef in bar
rcs, aud large quantity Of bread in barrels, which
yns nut MP in Havana, Ia represented by stencil
marks ON III. head of each barrel. She has on board
several casks of wine and rum, and on the top of the
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A NAN BURNED At THE STAKE IN
TEXAS.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune
BUCHANAN, Texas, April %, 1860.
Allow me place in your columns for the following
recital Of tale of horror; but Of many Of which
this section Of country is the theater, but when
for obvious kept out Of the public prints
and especially ont Of those honest and patriotic sheets
which would hold them up in their true colors TO tho
detestation Of an enlightened people. young man,
whore came and residence shall suppress for fear Of
narrowing the feelings of fond mother and sisters
TO whom ignorance is bliss, into this country as
"colporteur:" he had valuable stock Of books, maps
&C. consisting mainly of Bibles and religious works,
the standards of the Christian world, histories
Prescotts and Others school books and Aliases, and
unfortunately for him. few copies of the 'lmpend-
ing Crisis, aud some tracts fayoring the cause OF
Freedom
These were accidentally seen by some intense pro-
Slsyeryite who raised the hue-and-cry against the
i'd Yankee Abolition Book Pedder." mob soon
had him in their clutches and he was at once nnneci-
fully logged and robbed of his wagon and Its con-
tents Here, perhaps the affair would have ended Dut
lust at this uncure negro man was brought upon inc
ground purporting TO have been caught running away
from his master with forged free pass IN us pSckes
he the negro was henceforh dashed TO tree and after
a most baibarous beating he was told to say VINO had
given him the pass the hafdead and terrified negro,
Fad of chance 10 save himself and well knowing VINO
his captOrs wished him pointed out the coper-
teur adding Also in to artfu questions that he
had received knife from the pedder, with the advice
TO take il and his way to freedom and to burn his
masters house over bis head IN revenge Tor Iae oaoar
ous treatment he had received. Now of all this there
was no proof but the word of the negro, who would
have told any thing procure his own release and yet
was enough for the Infatuated mob, now numbering
about $50 of slaves their oyerseers and sons
After short consultation the poor man was delivered
into the hands of six of the most furious Of the crowd
These rolled tue wagon under tree, covered 1t over
with dry faggots and over the whole OF poured
barrel Of tar; having first stripped their victim and -
mersed him in the same, they passed a rope around
his neck and over limb Then raising him so that
his toes barely touched the top of the combustble pe
the negro was made to apply the flaming torch, and
heshly eoncocted funeral pile and the shrieks of the
agonized victim. ....
In justice to outraged humanity, must say that THIS
wise but too few to avail augh against the Infatuated
mars.
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,rrrypr rRvsrnArrp.-A bold but

DAsTARpLY ArrENPr FRusrRArED.-A ooid ou1
unsuccessful attempt to destroy life and property was
made Yesterday afternoon about four miles this sde OF
New Haven, upon the New York and New Haven
Railroad. As the day express from Boston, which
leaves that city nj 2:l0 M, proceeding at rapid
sreed near what il called Strong Curve the engineer
discovered railroad tie lying directly across the track,
which at this place il upon high embankm.nt.. The
usual signal for down breaks was gwen but be-
inc down grade and on curve, they were unable 10
son in time 10 avoid hitting ii. Most fortunately, it
did not have the desired effect but was dragged dis
rance Of two hundred yards under the pilot Of the
engine strangely enough, without doing any damage.
MI j. II. Pierce, Division Master, who was at work
near the spot had noticed two suspicious looking boys
succeeded in arres,ing them. They confessed that
thew nut the tie on the track, and in custody.
Their names are Francis Cook and Samuel liyde-the
former is but ten aud the latter but twelve years old.
Several attempts have recenty been made to throw
trains from the track New-Haven and \ viglant
watch has been kept, which, until this instant, has
proved unsuccessful. Bridgeport Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
La W LNI,ELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-May H.
Before MI GEORGE F. Belts, Commissioner.


Before M. GEORGE +. BETrsi Commissioner.
ARREST FOR RoBBISG PosT-OFFIcE.
About n month ago, SIR. Banks of Mount kisko,
In Westcheser County. the line of the Harlem Railroad,
mailed from the PostOee of that small of money
which never reached it, destination. All efforts TO find were
fuiss obliged to endure his loss as best he
could.
Some ten days ago Mr. Isaac H. Carpenter Of Mount Kko
deposited IN the PostOice there letter containing two
hundred dollars in bills and hundred dollar draft addressed
TO the Forn,ers and Drover Bank of Soers. This also failed
TO reach destination The wayb showed that the letter
had been received the Mount kko PosOes but the letter
IL elf missing.
Mr. Carpenter T. the Postmaster of Mount kisko and his
son. William Carpenter as his deputy The Carpenters
are ell o highly respectable connections
Mr. Hobrook, the Pos0fice agent, called upon, and
proceeded invcsigae the matter Ee thought there was
sufcut ground OF pcion authorize the arrest OF William
C. Carpenter deputy postmaster who therefore brought
to this city this morning.
Commissioner Belts held the accused to bail In the sum OF
So, 600 10 answer the charge
The coincidence in the Of the complainant and defend
en. This is sonewha Both live in the same
place. both named Carpenter but there exists no relation
ship between them.