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MuS SAINT.

Dur4 ben S9Uner vgQa" 9abtn mir Naf-
rttten aus 5apti POM %, Sept. Der prdit>
bent bate Elm @ei eB c~r(aien, betrefeno Die 3d.
turalilaticn @tngemanperter, SOlAe millen
einen Wtpnat ra6 t6rer Qnfunft por eirem 6rte=
pensridter ibren frlberen Staat5perbanO ob@
l6wDren unp li6 Damn in Der &an3let pe5 9rait=
penten etnen Sarserl9etn bOlen, Die Nc9ier1n9
ge9t pamit I'm, grldwprne1z @eriAte etnSuiub=
rem. Sqmptome ppt 3euplrfniien NIT Der
9la9barsNeptblit Santo OputngD 3et9eh ii6.
Die Cub ifripttpnm fir Die gGjttre Spbn Srppn'5
perpen fUrtgelebt. 2amarttne bettelt altd III
6aptt uln Subitriptip11en a1f feline Werte. Dis
Gurtutt1t miro berihtet, paB man auf Dem 2lrnl=
@ebtr9e cine 8Iite 9eli pn'5 9~efltItOen BABE, mel
Ge felt ptelen Oecennien ais 0Gsenbilp pere6rt
nDrpen mar. .
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Spn BEN @benslt.

8rOwn5sille, Wfp., Is. Sft, Gjeltern
Nbenb erret6te Gapitda @rttt6 NIT letner Ser
~meluussse e1l4aft uni fern Sri, naapem CT tui
Auftrag Der 8e9ierltng Die lebten beipen Mpnate
pa6 Q1np 10 itlt9 BON ben 6 5auptmeriptanelt
permeien, gGie er beri6tet, fanp ct Elm fru6t=
bare6 2anp, rei6lt9 NIT Baier, aber fnapp nit
8aubpl3 perleben, bic @e9enp am tletnen blauclt
6luB NIT leinen 9eben~fl tllen au59enpmmen,
5eute fritz fam cine 9rpbe SCI ellAaft 9tte5
9fafer bier an unp fubr nit DEM 8pCte wteper
ab, Sic batten ptel @Olptaltb BET lt6 unp lpro=
.Gen entbulialil9 DQn pen Nletaaoprratben,
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lleber bic ~etn;elnen Nrttfel Der Gapttulattpn BON

lleber bic ~etnjelnen @rttfel Der GapttulattDn bon
Nncpla feblt eS nod an belttnmteit Qnaaben.
Die Sebauptu19 9amprtctere' i6er 6reunbe, Der
Setung babe e6 an 6anpnen gefe6t, Ibetnt ni6t
rtAtig 3u letn; Denn Die 9iempnteIe n boben, la1l.
elmer telegrapbtlAen Depel6e pom l. Sftober, t1t
Dem 0lnbe 40 Stad @el9uBe unp 100000
ST.. in Der &rieg5fa6e Sprgefunben. l1eber Gtal=
BUTTS Qtebenspirbt9fett unD bic MannS3udt
letner 2elte 9errl6t nta Gine Sttmme. Die tuz
rtner @aNetta uft3tale 9iebt lber bic Gbdttetett
Der TlDtte 9on Nncota giat3elbeiten, nelde jeDph
nur Bis gum Qbenbe DeS "a. Sept. rei6en. Oas
@eI 6tpaper beltatp aus bret Sfraubenz6re9atz
ten, Ntaria NDeldipe NIT DerIanD'6 Npmtral8=
flag e, GtttortD G"nrnanuele l1p Gdrlp Ql6ertD,
Der Se9elz8ugatte San Wi4ele, ben 9taD[5rez
gattet @DpernDlO unp Gpnltitu3ipne unp aus pcr
Nab<GorDette Wo3ambona.
Oa6 VelGwaper erldten AM IS. Dor Qlncpna
unp Die gattetie 9ater,O erGftete 9e9eu palielbe
pa5 6eaer b~erett5, ais Die S6ife nod ni4t elm
NAL auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beran9efpmmm ma=
rem, Die ibri9en 9afen<6prts I~timnten fpfort
in bic DulperzSe rl6rpenpung Elm, Die Sorts
Mpntemuranp, Gappu3int unp Mpnte 0arpetta
unterbtelten Elm ut9emetn lebbdfte5 6el1er, NAB
reno ba5 @eldNpaper li0 langlam 1tdberte unO
3uerlt 0lcntemuralto 16arf 0tf'5 &orn nabm.
Die larotnilhen @ranaten tpirften md9ttg. Sn
Wpntemlranp tparen alabalp bret &anpnet BE-
mOntirt Die Sci tun95merte ipurpsn itart telhd=
pt9t, tp1breno I'M @el6paper tetn etn3i9e8 S@iff
tterfft4en S9apen %erlttt, feiu Morn pa5 2ebe1t
perlpr. -..' %'- W. @.
DIS 9erlanp erfubr, bnB 1T per Gtabt 2 8rauen
uno Elm &inp getGptet wUrpert, gab CT Sc ebl,
nOG ipr9li4er parauf 3a aften, pob bic 5duier
in Der 9l1be Der gBerfe Serlhont btieben, Dim %,
ertfdrte perfanO ben Safen 9(ucU1ta ~pft5iel tn
8lofape5utanb,
@arttolbt fat Der 81, g." 5nfOlge cine
2eibwade BON 80 2an3ier5, 1t,tter peldpn li@ 3
~quitttrte GltreidtiAe Sft3tere %beirpen, ptei elbel',
welde ppr etpa 2 Mrnaten 3uerlt in Nom BET
Qampriciere, bann bier BET ben @eneralen Sie=
grit unp Mlet,el Sff3terstel(en at9eludt tatten,
unp ptele plabe beeBt f%anpen, Neben anOeren
@erI Snlt6feiten befinpen lt6 int 0Gneralt a6e pe5
Oittatpr3 Elm 0rdf 1elef9 unp Elm garcn NiarY.
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Ser Sdbad,er in @ennSplpquieu.

p9tlabe1p9ta 10, Stt, Da5 Do9=
glass taats<Geutral~Gpmit 5pg geltern Nbenr
iein separates Opusla5zG lettUral9tGtt 3urild
unp lpra6 liA fir ba5 it Geapja9 aaf9etellt'
4idet aus.
(Oteier S6afer nitbt Den arrten 0emofrater
nidt5, gar ni4ts; Der republ, @puperneur5=jtdn'
Dipat Curtin fat Den Stant NIT elmer b%iolute'
Majoritat pom 10000 Sttnunet 9etpurnen unr
2i1coln miro in @ennlYlpnnien cine abl plute Md.
joritat Yplt 10000 Bis $4,000 erbQlten, Ott
NeD.l
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tpplleu, tire &tnber Dem alterlt6en 9uul burA
cine frentpe SpraGe entfretnOet iebet lOlen! Oas
beibt bod tpabrltG pen lluterrttt pen Spbn btna
5ufiigen Qber mir perpen ul5 bic 6erreu, pie
Ssltern Dem peutl6en Clement Durh ibre Atltiu=
mung ben 0anpldub tu'8 0eliGt %parfen, mer@
fen l1np jepem Gtn3elnel ptele Nbltimmltn9 bet
teber t~lnftigen Oelegetbeit, penn er rnt pertlAe
Sttume,t betttln miro, e1tge9enbalten
(gGe|l. Vplt.)
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Meueftes BON 8enesuela.

New=S rleans, 10. SIT. Na6rt6teu
UDn genes,ela Bis gum 81. Sept, be1aeeu, bas
Der ipanilde 0elanpte feline @alc ~serlanet bate
ltnp ale lpanil4en 8ar9er abretsten, pa man in
5plse Der @etssrnns Der &esterung, bic WSrz
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Sic Webrasfder Boh(eu

Sma9a, IS. Oft, IS linp nun betna0e
ale Wablbert6te etn9elaufen Der Demofrat
Wterlot i6etnt nit So MnjOritdt IN pen @pngreB
9epablt 3t fem,
Sn's SauS lino 9ewdtlt 6 Jtepubltfaner 1t,
6 DemUtraten, etne 0atl nod 3tpeifrlbaft,
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SclegrapDtiebe SSne1rtbten.
8eri8tct fir ben Baltimore 8eder."
Mntunft Ses Sampfers .0lraaa."

ct, Sp6ns, 10. Ott, Der Oan1pfer Aras
90 murbe BET Gape STAGE ecln gppt bet a ilo3itrten
9refe 9~ebprpet.
(Seire init Spannun9 ertparteten 9tafriGten
linp np6 ni6t teleSrapbtrt pprpen)
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Giermania Sdupcrcin 81.

Der freie 3prut 8u cteiem 9rpBen @ereine, meI6er mad 1lpB
4entIttem 8stepen ibcr 400 @ntbete a so ste. i'm umlauie bat,
wtr3 nit n6dfer @eriommlun9 9elTIpiIen. Iser nc5 g(nt&ile
baben nil, tonne n&8ftcn 0pnne rto9 SEN Is >. "
AHenbS 10 uGt no@ Capt. 9b. 06enwaf6, 9pm-
itr. @elolebbabern fam oieIer Qerftn Defenders enpipb-
fen i%pereen. ala Bel etntr tpB4sntlt6en Gtnnatme BON nabe $500
jecu Na6fraBe t0lo 8enG3t peroen FAM unb MIR bic erbaltenc
0unlale mite PCT 53tnen prn her %Atfnotn3 gu tergften lit.
SMpDp s. q. RtfefI, Sefr.S f"N
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0Orldufioe Ansctee.
Baltimore SdliiBen =Neie0ihoft.

Or erfs ga(( nirp ont @2pnto8 beu u. Rop mber in sen Mtu
Aileublp- 0tOpnt8 ltattftlber.
gtnlabtarten iu0 bpa rei W~tit1ttepern gu Granger.
SS1ip 0Q8 Commit eR.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8onUcrein.

Ole Mt4ltecer beieS 8aprerein8 lpercene az etuer @eueraIper-
lall1lull5 oAI gtcnta9 b41 ~. Ottcbet &benpS rs lbr bel 8Go-
mas S68, @&e BON Strait uno 6analitr. etnaelooen, tloem elm
gelebpetlhlo93 CUR 0ergontlut9 tcmmet 4ptro. 0t6terI6cinenbe
BADEN 'p on Gel1ttien Der Ntebrbeit 5u ta9en. =
. Ha-tET = n IN ia N-G M m p T. 4 l9rI1Nont
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SSi6tta fur ieSen 9cutfbcn.

o.. @uu3bur9 er6inet ndfftpmnenoen e Cnntao UNI lib
IN 9C, So Multcrrpitr, 6piiten @arf- uuo 0ppar6itr, cine 8laIi
lr zen llnterrj4t III ter eMglf8en Gprabe. sSene, bic Die 28iG
tl9tt!tt uno ten 9(uSen Ger SenntniB Der Ganbe8ipraGe gu wirbj3e
uotldBgeu. fGaS SoSnorar lit l D1Aor npuaut8. SSS
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g%Sirt616aftS=G r0ifuuna

bII0HHs Ser unte3eidnete m0dt ieineu Irelmcen unD benz sc
tggIl tbren publitUm i'm Mll3emeinen hermit ole Auej9e. bb
II am mi@iten Utcnta9 in ITO. AZ OtQIet pace cine ueue Niub,
erGiinetuno am Ntonta9 ippcbl Utpr9en5 mo Nbeuo6, ME
itcen Wtttppd mo Santlta9 etnert ogliuten Euut oufiebeu
9eSu lobet ~er8etenit Elm
NSWn -. Meinrim 2 hminn-
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Nenc Nm5tigen.
SnucD! 2n1tdb !
Nnmh.

ITNlP Der llnter5etduete mQ9t ietuen 6reuncea unb G6rrern
4LllsA Die er3ebene @n5eae, 6rb er|Npntd9 Den %. CttoLer
tDr8cu8 uno Abenbs eiuen teltsaten Qun6 ierpWt nit & npeibRn9
mes nsuen Piono 5Orte aus Ger 6abrtt oea 0eun 5QgL 0tobmsn.
SDto 0eDrA Sta ud AO.7l Oit-&OtfbarOitr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21

sRc Tie said Rre Raj. ODD Company authorized to
M sn or any pst Thereof asosec e' ,se s
Yok ard Erie Railroad Company I'D @ st9ekholde ,sersos
ieTeeiosie or any amicsble sgrecu ca' toween AAI
OK SIS Enc haOsd Company tie sad
ers ind unsecured 9 edit-rs.
take bod execute u hh and renew o. Sa'sc
!te o6 and ke Rsosd Cowpans 'hau De sPpoao'o
shall be eecsrsd in aid az e and sucS new Co np,ny e
Be- sted with s tie property real aud personal a az ;n
and 'uried whether In The New YOrA View;
@ and no not soa sn %s SS
ne hen o moesre Pi to the mortgage or mortgages "fn
syc Any AL and agreements for the use arc
pots,ion Ct real estate franchise personal properly o.
or ndvdus or 81, incorporation 10 this or an, state
and s'PsG With the Log os s,d MIN Ri. I'
road Company or With the Paterson and Hudson River Railroad
sSc. TIE Erie Ksw.y Company 1. authorized an EN-.
powered Tete CONTRACT. with the holder. Of the mort
any al OF said mortgage bonds, make any all Of
chased order Sp11 priority
jSe ss s6d Ind ndes n Of sD eI1s
repec,ey nsned and suneadsn Of
nortsos bond OF bonds or to be issued
pew bond in lieu 70 BE- secured like suner with hs
crested u.der Of .id MORTGAGES for the
sPecinsd IN snsn 9s,se or si me purpose set forth i1 I'M
existing shall not a. time be greater than the t0'a
debt po'ide;S 20 , b" ,s secure. m thereby
property toe Rarosd
Conpany any place therein designated such de-
notwithstanding that ,d road and property IL situated In
dter counties snd States, un,tbcs ia the laws Of this state
the contrary northumberland and the real aud personal e
OF Company Together h the franchises thereof may
be deceed 10 be sold together and cold the purcasef shat
tale TITLE by virtue Of such ss to ell the rights property and
franchises covered by the mortgage mortgages under which
the sod without reereuce where the may be
situated we'll that which be situated Ia this e.e as
that which may be situated In ohef States far such title Is
not inconsisieI with the laws OF such other State.
SIC Any person purchasing the said property road and
franchises formerly Ct the Ns~Y and RE Railroad
prior shall not by OF such mortgage be-
personally liable the Of such prior
SKc In the said New ork and Erie Railroad Company
with the and creditors to avoid
and sale sAd Compsny authorized and empowered
sue preferred stock In exchange for their unsecured bonds
AID interest hereon and such preferred stock shall be entitled
dvidet al the OF ceuum per anuum. II
earned In tie after the payment OF the mortgage
before any dividend is made 10 the general stock aud
so issue and sell and exchange It's unsecured bords under
o ali its mortgages.
SRc Nothing in this &C. contained shall be construed to In
erfee with the rights and powers OF the receiver OF the New
York and FIie RBilroad Company heretofore appointed
SIC. g. This act shall tase effect immediately.
The cash assets and liabilities of the Hew-Oreans
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FIRES.

FIRE IN vAEDAM STREET.
AT o'clock on Monday morning, fire broks seq
in tie fra ne building No. 81 Vandam street, owso9
by Mr. Spear, and occupied by Mr. Nugsut as p
DWELLING Damage TO the amount of $500 was sus-
tanned before the flames could be exlingushed. No
insurance.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
AT "A o'clock on Monday morning, FIRE occurred in
tie dwelling Of Rr. Fitzpatrick, No ,047 Broadway,
in consequence tf ihe over-heating Of stoyepips.
Damage By fire and water. $500. No insurance.
IN BRooKLYS.
A Ere occurred in the Cotton Factory Of Halsted a.
Brothers, in Columbia street near Irving, on Sunday
night caused by some conbustibe material which had
been placed near the heater. Officer Byrnc Of the
Third Precinct Police extDguished the flames before
much damage was done.
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suction sale o. Thursday ch resulted .s'ac9y 70 nH,a
being Of Inferior qoay show. decline The range Tor ae
The entire oferiev soms 50 e. neauy sold
AT private 10 Native Fle.ce and o. en- ~ JAILED
have within a ove range aud go tats Mede'"
mean ard hestila private q ms. ,,-
WhIsKYTbe demand il light ard tho .OsIset lover
sales OF 300 bbls. at go and small lots r.; 23Io
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THE PUTNAM COUNTY oouNTERFEIrERs.


SIR: Having your article in this mornings
TRIBUNE about the arrest othe two despersdoss beg lave %
you the fscis-a little aferen from what appear: u
valuable paper but notwithstanding the aps and pam
truth George Coffin arrested by the Inderssnec IN pres
OF Detective Farley Az standing on duty on ee
Of Cannon and stanton streets on Saturday morn
that he had tried arest Coffin, but that CONN nae
ALL him xith dirk knife he should sttemRt "
do IT, that Sergeant Dickson lad gone the Eleventh
Station House after lantern While we were S
the matter Of entry TO make hu
hiudered him from doing Farley did not take hold OF ~
but the dirkkpife. then laid my nsnss
him. and told he along with u.s. as ne -
prisoner Coffin then drew his dirk knife 20 ,ss,.t as hsn
hsld him fast clenchug win Fssy 49,
struck him on the head my baton snd thso ~ H. 90 ~
him. Farley fred bic pistol at him We men De- zoo csns
cany him 10 the Hous when sefsreh g., h,,
WITH the lantern and then took the din knis IL. 49,
and we carried him to the StsSoa-iioo's ""e'' ivy wv
him In ncs1dySsnAp MUELLER oaccr 9th xIsh Precinct
- kah
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Rou C,1,roRsrA-Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
~, Vanderbilt steamship North Star left for Aspiawa
having on board about 600 passengers. At3:20oc.ock
u North Atlantic Steamship Companys stear. At
lantc sailed from her dock at the foot Of Car al street.
for Afpinwsll, having board 81 passe ayers She
ought to have called at O'clock but e. that time she
was fast aground. Two tow-boats we're employed to
aid in hauling her out, bu, up vi 3.i5 o'clock they
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FrSERAL or STEPHEN WHITsEY.-A large number
of citizens including the relatives md friends Of the
deceased, assembled at Trinity Church, at p. IA.
on Monday, to witness the obseqaiss OF the late
STEPHEN Whitney. Tie clorgymen present were tho
Rev. Drs Ogilby, Taylor, McVickar, and Vintoni
Also. jhe Rev. Morgan Dix, Assaan. Rector, aud the
Rev. Mr. Weston. Assistant Minister, OF Trinity
Church.
There yhs sso present Dr. Beale, DIR. Andrews,
s1a DR.. Valentine Mott, the attending physicians Of
tho deceased At p M, the coffin was borne up tho
aisle preceded W the Gergymen above named led BY
DIR. q lby, wheread the impressive opening OF the
funeral scrvice: ara tho resurrection and the life"
The palAbeareIs were eight in number, as follows:
Thomas oulern, JOIN A. Stevens, Joseph Kernochan,
Benz. s. Swan, Jamea b. Murray, Dr.. JOHN ID. Avery,
William D. Crosby Joseph Beers An of these gentle
men g-ny haired raep, Of the same generation
with their departed friend
The remainder Of the services we-e conducted blythe
Rev. Mr. Wesson aud DIR. Vinton, IN the usual form.
The singing, by the Trui.y Choir Of boys, was par
ticularly good-th. solo, " know that my Redeemer
vetb being ex,usitey rendered in treble by Master
Rojohn. Prior 70 the services, the remaios of
Ar. Whitney were placed in the north room Of the
church. The coffin was Of dark rose wood, heavily
embossed, and bore tho following inscription:
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POWDER ExrLoHos.-Jamcs W. Hendricks, on
Sunday evening, while intoxicated, was lying on the
floor of a saloon at No. 2 Vsndewater street, when
some young fellows thought to play trick upon and at
the same time arouse him. They accordingly took a
aask OF powder, and were about to flash quantity
near the head of the inebrate when the exploded
frscturing the wrist of Henry SwantOn, one of the
playful youths and burning bis face considerably.
Hendricks wss awakened from his drunken sleep by
finding bis face sDged by the burning powder, which
very much disfgured him. He was conveyed to the
New.York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21

AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL FOR Poor CHLDREy -
Mr. John Rose retired merchant of this City, whose
decease was announced some weeks ago, leaves con-
ditto nal beques of 100000 to the City of NewYork
for the education Of INDECENT white children in agricul-
tuIe. The condition is that corresponding shall
be appropriated by the City, raised by charitable
contributions for the purchase and support Of farm in
the neiehborhood Of New York, TO be devoted to the
education and training to agricultural pursuits of psuper
children II this purpose be not carried into effect the
5000 goes to the American Colonization Society for
the deportation Of free blacks to Liberia and their SUBJ
sequent support. The decedent was bachelor, and
bachelor brother OF large wealth IN constituted his sole
executor with the remainder Of his estate, about
s550OOO placed in his chargefor benevolent and chart
table ditIibution. The only personal requests
gift of go COO to his executor and $4,000 TO auothe
brother now advanced in years. The whole value J.
the estate principally in productive stocks, is reckoned
at $Ss0,000.
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As compared with the statement of the previou
week the results are as follows.

As compared with the statement of the previou
week, the results are as follows:
in specie. al2 Decreassin exchange sISs6i0
decrease in deposits.. 5.2 428 10 10 distant
Iucreas. circulation. I28i30 balances 25l2n
Increase in short s4t75lncrease in long loans
Tie Mississippi and Missoui Railroad is being ex-
tended steadily toward the Missouri River. The Chi
caro- Press and Tribune of Friday says:
"Sx ml'es, az extension wet OF Iowa City, have
been in operation for some time. The iri is al
HAND aud tie work is IL such state Of forwar ness
that sixteen miles mere will be added to the lice by
the frat Of April oily six weeks hence. Az soon as
the Law cation opens the iron will be shPped West for
ten miles and as soon as possible thereafter the line
will he opened to Maepgo hirty miles west of Iowa
CITY. By the fret of JAY thirty mi'e' more, reaching
Grnuell half way between Iowa City al Des MONIES,
vii be graded, aud If no unforeseen difficulty should
prevent the ad will be in operation to Grinne early
n tie Fall That point reached, more than one thud
of the whole distance between the Mississippi and
Missouri We uld be completed
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A NlGDALEs.-On Sunday evening young lady
named Mary Bigeow, aged l6 years. presented herself
10 Capt Turnbull of the Eighth Precinct, and desired
to be sent home to her parents at Troy. She stated
thai short time since she had been seduced BY viii
lain whom che loved and that, finding she had been
betrayed sho to this city, and had been Leading
an abandoned life. She was now repentani, and was
accoi dinghy sent to her home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21

DEAF MITES At THE CIHcUs.-On Wednesday last
large number Of deaf mutes attended the afternoon
performance of the circus company at Niblos Garden,
in accordance with an invitation extended to them by
Mr. James Nixon, the proprietor. letter since re-
ceived by Mr.. Nixon from the managers of the insu
tor states that the mutes were highly entertained,
and expressed many thanks for the grasuitous per-
formance.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY FEBRUARY q, 1860.

as WERE fiom the ranks lie worked up ward 10 his
present responsible position, ard 10 thoroughly "a
n.ar with its duties as he is personally familiar with
every inch Of the road.
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The following is the bill now before our Legislature,
TO facilitate the sale of the Erie Railroad:

10 facilitate the sale Of the Erie Railroad;
IN, Je0i.a,ure Of the State Of Ee York. IN Senate and
assembly eonrs3ed, do eHact0s foIops: 80 -
SECTION In The event Of foreclosure and sac OF the New
Erie Rarc ad and s franchises under any mortgage
executed Newly ok and Erie Railroad Company to James
C. Bancroft Davis, TO James brown ana John
Davis ucb sale and thereon shall be ma f. subject
10 the Hens created the entitled act IN relation 70 to
onsrncton Of the New and Enc Rotd passed may H.
1919 and 10 the created by under the mortgage 70 ohn
j. Palmer and nah j. Smith dated March lSis
ard 10 the n created under any other outstanding mott
esce by the aud Railroad Company prort the
lien under which the sale NAY DC nag anu tne
bser or pUchasers sale authorised aud EN-
powered associate with enough others 10 constitute toseo
with tuh purchaser seventeen persons VINO lan
cor corporate TO BE- called the Ene ha"sy Co
pspy upoI suth ssocses filing with the Secretary Of se
articles Of association signed by them respectively setting 0f
they have associated themselves together tue oil
this that they bond oil directors OF tn
Ee Railway Company and chosen President TTeasuei and
Secretary, and such other officers may Dc necessary 70 an
org naon and stating the number Of shares oil capital oet
and portion Of said stock preferred stock provided
however whole amount Of stock shall not exceed tue snouht
II capital tock Of the Newly ork and Erie Railroad Conpan,
ard debt OF said Company not secured py mortgage rH upon
railroad snhie a. the time OF tuch sale
and mon cling such sItcss Of assoaon the said asocition
bsl become body corporate TO be known a. the Ehe Hal
ard privileges by law conferred upon the New ork
and Ee Rsosd COMPANY .: lqy ana perfectly as shoush
az s,e Teenscied in relation 70 the Railway Company,
~ VII r.Isting 10 the Nswfo aud Eiie Railroad Com
% The powers and duties Of the Board Of Director
"a The general laws Of the state now spP,sso 70 ths New
go rslsting 10 the EewYoik snd Erie hAuoed onpahy
% snnicshls 10 Eric Railway Con- ana .hs Atoek
v hall be vested with all the properly iea ana i'
sf 40, ri, tbs tights and frsnchses pure ~ 49,,
tir and wherever situated. whether ~ lne oso ~
New York NewJtrsey OF on ,rs,ric.
lions ether than the lien OF .not.sse pro- '''"'
No Tttsgss upon which the sso'o may % s''~