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THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFE1cE No 1871 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND Va.

Fire insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. lSl MAIN STREET, RICHMOND Va.
CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900.
HARTERED in 1882 having during It's existence Of twenty
MILLION OF DOLLARS It refers to the history OF the
aording the very guarantee for the future
Being Its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and Its Capital used promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the long acquaintance Of this Institution with the lnurng
Public has become familiar with their Interests ana no pains
will be spared information withheld the part Of us Omcss
that will tend to insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants the very
extensive country already highly respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance. addressed to the
W. L. CowARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR Secretary mhl9-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TJNHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S250,OOO is prepared to issue policies
the above descriptions Of risks reasonable terms As any
similar institution In the state and respectfully ask snare OF 'he
patronage OF the public Applications will be received at NE Of
Gee 1867 Of Main and lh Streets
All losses promptly aud literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas T WORKMAN, John H. Claiborne,
VIM. c. Tompkins Robert NJ. Burton,
Joh2.J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex Garrett, Geo. " GWathmeyi
John I. Sublett, Frs j. Barns
DAVID CURRIE Prest
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1850. NOTICE. 1859.
GRMM ~
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROTlH IIIlhETNA ND TNRNIhH INEihH

IMPORTANT TO TKAVELL EHS.
THROUGH TICRETSAND THRO UGH CHECRS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL,
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHA NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac-
quia Greek and Washington, the
RICHMOND, FREDE RICkSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the River Is miles, and by SPLENDID and comfortable
thence Washington IS miles, in all 3O miles In hours;
being a comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
~ Hours OF departure $50 A. NJ. and 100 p. NJ.
I Baggage under charge Ct Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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NOTICE TOSHIPPEISS.-rhed rst steam =, Z 81,
co. o. leave here frr New YORK.. Wit N. tr Noi,A -
ROW. rr 90 sSpAY, Che 18th inst, o. P NJ
F-st.1 -1 r Per sill be received ou Monday next Che i"
'a-,o t. LUDJAW 4 WATSON
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ATOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE a

~ MEN-we have Just received and opened anohersSfa5
Of Ladies and Genemen Caters and Boots imported d
rect by Paris AoMaerials for the manuac-
tue Of and Genemens Caters Boots and Shoes Of
~ description and Of quality far superior made the
North. ALEXANDER HILL co,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Boots and Shoes
de5 No. l2T Mainst., Richmond. Va
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DIED.
CIARK-At Staten

CLARK-At Staten Island, August IA, Constance slocono
on Nv daughter Of g. Cslk aged years ii months
The relatives and friends OF v respectfully invited to
attend funeral without further not rom the
Of her parents Fscoyyie, on Friday afternoon al
o'clock.
DICKINsON-At Saltwater Village, Saratoga County, " r. on
supdsy morning August 1860 Col lssac Dickinson In the
s4th year CT his age - .
rMNONSp this city, Sunday August H. Herbert Berthe
onIy child of Jennie L ard He mon l.. Eonnons, ~
HAsKINs-At Newburgh Aus 1T ~, 1900 John W. only son
M Johu W and Ecy A Haskns, sg months and 70 o.
The rs.ves heIds ana acquaintance Of tne Is' La i,
AZ o'clock p H., Newbugh, from the residence OF 'ouh
Hsskns, etq - -
UART-At biz reside nee evsus Tile, Sullivan County, r.
FRIDAY May TO- Francis HsIt aged IS years native oil Ar
usgh lrelsnd
HFss-At Kingston N. Y, Friday August 10 Anna ne
Witt op, cd Of John and Margaret T. Hess sgsd months
and dayf
III WI FTT-at Hemp.tesd Long Island Sunday ming
% ~ ~ co,um uon Alexsnder Hewitt, OF George
M Hewitt Of Rocks~sy, in the sd year OF his are
oAKLEY-On Wednesday August Is, Richard A. Oakley In
IT. fnSs Of The fan y are requested to attend the idnerh
srices d The Church Of the Incarnation corner o. Ns'o9
avenue ard Twenty street on friday The '"''
O'clock D H., wi.hout further Invitation
oUTERBrIDGEOn Sunday August H. Ssed years Thomas
]. OuterbIidge of Brooklyn .
PHILLPs-on Tge.dsy evening, August II RsoetAh n VIE
Of Dshel Il. Phillips, and daughter Of r. d. myers OF rum
S.,niia IN the 2l,h year Of her age.
Her Ieusiu III tskrn 10 Phi sdslphiA for intenen
RILEYAt his residence, No Z3S west Iwenty sccono s'ts
on Monoay morning. August 49, Asher Riley, III his ron
al. n ends and those BIS family respectfully invited 70
aitsud hs funeral without further nouee nom ms H" os
d.pse, Oh TbuTsdsy, stzp N. e,,
NEsT-At at.Tod Saratoga County, New OH on rrlaAF
August Aetta rrhct Of the late John West Of this city In
TIE deGh Of Der bu,b4ld whom she had lived IF hse
yeAIs oI,cedso her % a two ,esrs She OF the
iest IN. s,s OF TIE Brick PIrb, terrain Ctur "a t. city,
bavIs be.n connrote1 with thai Church ioTtSU Yeas
! Far additional Marriages and Dsaths see ah Page
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PRINCE ALBERT's WINDSOR PIGs.-The chip Vie
toria, now on her way from Liverpool for Ns1-York,
bas Oh board some very choice pias, imported BY Mr.
Lowell Mason, IT,, Of South Orange, NJ j. They are
of the breed which has r.eeny become known in En-
gland and has taken prizes at the agricultural shows
there as Prince Albert's Wia6sor breed. Is is q
mark ed improvement on the Suffolk, from which II
comes This lot il from Prince Albert's farm, and
is the first ever sent directly from headquarters ~
this country. They rave been carefully selscted BY
personal friend OF the importer, who has had much
ex, erieDee in such matters and are declared BY Mr.
Henry TAFT Prince Alberto lard steward, TO Be equal
to any pigs Iemsinng in the Princes peos and 10 b
" the bet pigs in all ENGLAND. Mr.. T.it cAims for
this breed superiority to all others in readiness TO f
quickuess Of maturity, freedom from waste m bone
and form, and in superior quality and flavor OF meat
He asserts with eat confidence that ne can ias Two OF
these es on the feed required for one BERKSHIRE, the
breed which be vsues next and 10 which much stsen-
ton is given on the Princes farm.
In raisipe there pigs, Mr.. TAFT turns the sows in
,erd,d for breeding 70 pasture soon ~ they are
weaped They have no other feed until sbou. the
time for lt,ering They are permitted 10 have their
6,,, litter at about one year DID, fed moro literally
their tendency 70 fatten is great tia: they do
breed well.
Mr.. Mason intends 10 keep this breed distins and
pure sId to import from time TO time such animals
may be necessary 70 keep his stock quite up In quality
TO that in the p inces farm.
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AN OUTRAGE IN SENECA co.
SENECA FALLS, Aug. Is, 1860.

SENECA FALLS, Aug. Is, 1860.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tibune
have no taste for furnishing sensation items for
your paper or any other; but an atrocry has been
commit. in this vlsg- that will necessarily feed tho
morbid appettes of many to the unnecessary mortis
carion of respe ctable family. On Saturday, Lest g. s.
", esq, lawyer of nearly 60 years Of age, was DE-
coyed TO house in the outskirts Of the village By
women, under the pretsuse, he says Of being con
sued upon an application for divorce ste wanted 70
institute. The woman sdn its that be came 70 her
house at appointed hour and that she had apprsed
her husband IF the appointment who LEFT bis employ
utpt OF 8. creed hmfef in the house, and when the
vic i'm arrived was ready 10 wreak his vengeance IL
IL DO, known tbs. any erudge sxis ed and the peoba
bliy 10 that the object Of the pair wss robbery The
vtia wac TOO badly beaten TO justify iuterrogatng
BIN any further than il absolutely necessary for the
ends of ustce; mems minds pretty free 10 form
such theories suit them h the Inducements 70 the
witt be made His account is not unnatural one,
and cs n only b. cooradcted By the actors ef mos
tru,al outrage, likely now 10 result 10 death. There
q deep sympathy for q worthy family who will need
il al Tor he trial that awaits them unlees tho condi-
top of toe sufferer soon changes for the better. The
man and wife have DOT resided here long, sod theR
characters are bad The womsn made q complaint net
Ing sgo against Of prop rty ior an alleged oat-
rage upon Der person and IL was hushed for money.
Tie husband and wife are in custody. h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

The Republican I'D Assembly District Convention
!, Madison Cou' ty held on the llth inst. Reso
,ution, c. mm, ndng the administration of Gov Nor
gan were pa, sed unanimously. The Hon. james Bar
De ard the Hon. A. G. Pady were chosen delegates
20 he State Convention Mr. Barnett Represented this
siics il The last Legislature, with honor TO himse
and satisfaction TO bis Constituents. He sus-
tain the eoune Of Gov. Morgap, and proved hlassli
the irisnd Of honest legislation.
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CRUISE OF THE STEAM FRIGATE POW
HATAN.

The United States steam frigste Powhatan lao nag
ship of the East India Siuadroa has arrived ~ Pbls-
dephia according 70 tsegrarbic dispatch Published
this morning The Powhatan has besn in COMMISSION
over two years, about nina months Of which were
spent going and returning from the East. Sac 10
ieyed the Sen Jscinto short time previous 10 the
breaking out Of hostltiee between the British and the
Cbireee; and in one Of the raval engsg' msnn Con.
Tsttpal rendered sssitanoe to the English Admiral,
an act tba, caused him TO become Notorious for vhe.
The Pow ba.an has visited moro harbos on the Chi
nese station than any flagship have ever bad thss,
and has had quite escape from t'sA dsssrse-
ton. Passing the Rugged Is'ands, while she had In
tow tho little steamer chartered by the United stass
Government for navigstifg the rivers OF Cn,ns ane
was driven aground on the 9Th OF May, 1879, aoA
badly injured II necessary 10 throw over guam
tity Of coal TO tighten bsr and arrangements were also
made TO throw over some of the guns II necessary,
get her of. At q o'clock Chinese fishing bost wss
hauled along ide, and three officers started IN bsr u
find assistance The crew Of the boat consisted Of
fifteen Cinnamon, pratcs looking cot Of fellows bot
they proved to be better than they looked. Ahsr
five and half hours sail in tots open boas, OF.
posed 10 drenchiDg rain the relief party reached
Woosune. The Mississippi and another vessel were
dispatched the following morning TO the relief Of The
Powbstan; but fortunately pilot had gone out 10 her
assistance and by his bOdness and energy ensbisd
to get her off the bank, with the loss of only one sn-
Choir, boar, and some coal. Sbs was, ho~evsr,
again forced upon another shoA about three Of
mile long, and for time bad f,arfal humping and
humping upon it. The injuries she received were
somewhat serious; che repaired st shanghae. The
Pow atan has had several deaths; and some Courts
Martial on board during her cruife, but hsr ors~
turned in good health aud are reported 70 be scisnt
She brought the Japane TO San Francisco and ncs
leaving them there has been coming to the Atlantic
States The authorities Of the Phsd.lphia Nsvy-Ysd
will Immediately hold survey on the hnll and ma
cbinery of the ship and report their condition to The
Navy Department. The officers will be detached, and
the sailors discharged. The marines are TO remain on
board for the present. but will be transferred 70 The
barracks in day or two. The accounts of the ship
together with dispatches frpm the East India squadron
win be forwarded to Washington q is evening.
TIE Pow batan is first class side wheel steam frg-
ate, 2,45 tuns burden, and built al Norfolk IN
1850. She has on board guDs and 400 officers and
men. The new steam corvette Hartford relieved her
as flag ship OF Chinese squadron, which 10 at pres
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Msaam, Su, ssi 81 @el sIK,dDey b., ID 5saa 90
Eesa-Tfe msiet con inues au with decr ing tsn5sny
Average rates thni again sc lower We quote for 40
st.te, v dol......... 10 0ls!
Beef .ide: good H.. ys. o.l,s. i've vn.s ss,7,
fGara.ns.ws quote western, sessse; Tenn ssSso.
dos .........a oca2 rs snpe' curlev dczi 7sal 80
W Wedge; s patti. sss do d. a as
fes Duel p paf ss@ sSsnps, PiOver, = dozs 25a2 50
the lss hated term the receipts II Live
Poultry yery large end much Of il reached ,ai, ,rse' IN
PACK coops u especially in hot weather During the
siut prices recedsd ease y n.
On Monday and Yesterday receipts were very hFht-tdsy
they again liberal but with bare market ul prices have
been baned Should ips continue large this day
lower rates N sgsip prevail
POuLTKI-We quote;
S Sss S'j $ $s ss s:!:s e,
POULTRY 8! Tss sAokts,
T Fs:y: Ia i s:n; 70 I IS;
csG eHi s. spr ss g ':S:' s'fs'' " o
Fowls cboce.;.:... lG ls - a.. ..,,u
,b has been Obtained 70 day but nnde the poba
bhty SPEEDY nturn to old rates, we dOos change our
PorAroa-The supply good prices uncf ANGEL We ssSs;
Buckeyes S8al 50 Mercers see dipgI. . Ood2 =
hs sT sh H. Ism 90 tysr.a1 sb ~ $50,
Junes, bbl....I a'@ wsFees f0t N0rf H'' "0f
APPLRs-The supply is large, and prices are lower The
SD all arriving from Western Newly ork are mostly OF poor
quality hardly fail 10 bring loss b the shppes This
with common spTe. the nearby districts and With the
general uness Of the apple conceded we frankly udve
friends not 10 rovo common snd poor fruit npon ns
uaket Choice apples honestly and sfihuly packed VIII
bring remunerve prices but al the common stock mnt 60 70
The rs rng ms hire the ciden, the ho We qaoe:
Sour Bows Choice common y ooL'.".i a vi 20
Dbl DD - Mixed Lots'.'.'..'''i SVUi 90
Sweet Bows Choicez 009 -
PEARs-We quote; ,ooa. M
Catherine y Dbl 5Od5 ~ Sugar Tops. !0d3 %
APKIooTs-P bush, sSG S6; Crab Apples y btL, $50 80
PKAoHKs We quote: ..-, -
oIst. O096 90 Delaware bssket2 so12 so
Southern Clngs do. Il soar Sol
WHoRTLKBEKKIEs-f bush, 81 500
BLloKBKREEs-L 1, ct box sano-i do' Newho-
6SSnp HpPIss@we quots Southern, 4oso State, 50
59c.; Ohio, sao-
Oyoys-we quote: Connecticut, new, punches, - y
hund Red So rs; Yellow, y Dbl, 81 Is Garlcs y LOU
CxsBlsE-Lous Island p hund., $3ds5
CroUsBRRs-Long Island y humid, S0d*2c- -
ToslroRs-Phalsn1 v 1bush crate 81 75dS2; Long Isl-
and. q bush. basket 62a75c
WATER MYLoss-Lsrge' p hubd., SIS; Medium do, So
NrrsEe MrLOss-sOuth Jersey p Dbl, 81 so0sa Isl Nor
folk DO. 81 75G 81 IS
Eco PIANI-P doz 6207tc ~,
LIZA BEASs-Common 2 bush, 75c; Potato do, p bush
SWEET PEpyzxs-fs hund., 50G75c
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JAPANESE EMBASSY.
10 II. Edit, eJ Tn. n. y. r-ibune.

To the Edssy u Tn. y. y. Ivtoune
SIR: The decision, yesterday Of The ro:ion for an
huLson only involved the question ct Whist tine Alright to
Ts-rin the Commo Counel for peTpsrang s~I3d" should
be ade The decisions Of the Courts uPon this qaes0n are
balanced
As counsel In the ase and BY direction OF Nh chihe'i
prosecutor au authorized L. h ab.eno. n 'te taAt 'hs si
pie denial Of hi. motion, with eosts has bot
nnaiion the prose utor to bring the "hoe
,Iesds trial. and osce.,lTy 20 summon 70 MS "u '' -
State officer for that purpo-s o,.u,
TIE eunorous roiciogs the nsThteThoosO o. the Sy fI
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MRS. MARGARET HAGAN.

ACCIDENTS AND IsQUEsTs.-John G. Enplebrecht
rms ~ wears Of eye died Tuesday nj Beevne
A. An, .a RI OF Injuries received the ID inst that time
the deceased riding the ontplatom NJ Second
cav when b. hat blew of and 10 bis efforts 10 fell
beneath the front WHEELS of the vehicle The wheels passed
over both bis legs mustng them In such manner 70
b;s d.sh Nav Elrd 10 OF formerly servant
r. rv,,e family Of No IA Seventh street. died at Bellevue
opitsI in auenee Of received Sunday morning
last The deceased was sndesyorns s1' nrs means Of
sion resulting sly Peer shsrer native Of osrmsny
20 yss, OF age s5m ted to the Hospital on Saturday SUI
pns from loctaw BE stated th about two weeks preyton.
he al cprted his fnssr with hhbone ard hsd suffered
ucb from the TIE dsesse falling TO succurnb 10 medi
cal the unforunse patient died on ToesSs Coo
when verdict Of accidental deaf" rendered In esch
Correr scber held inquest the body Of an unknown
who found dros ned 81 the 9ot o. % o. ee
rs appeared 10 be about years OF age Averdct Of
" accidental drowning" was rendered
FRIeHTFuLLY MUTILLATED.-OD Tuesday night
Oe.r Jackson Twenty hr Precinct found an Ishnan
Thomas Gibbns living the sdewsk at the corner Of
Fourth avenue and Thirty fifth strset horribly nutiated On
conveying bin 10 the Bellevue Hospital the pro
noppcs5 his wounds Gibbn refused 10
explain how he came by his injuries
A CoLoREp THEA colored girl named Ellen
Berry Just sweet Gen." arrested on Tuesday charged
psne Rige, No. Cstha street BROOKLYN Ellen
pretended board of the Stonngon boats she was
ina hut denied money larceny Justice Kelly ntted
the accused TO answer.
FALSE PRyTEssEs-,Jereuiah Waddington was
yerdsy arrested by ofcer Hilsrd End F.vn charged win
con ps that Washington sold - Moore the boarding house
No S3 Liberty street and through false represents ions
cot the best Of him BY Justice Kelly held hs accused
answer Weddngon when arrested had bnt Just returned from
hi,e Plains In wescheer County where he had been
qri,.d to give bail to charge Of horse stealing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

The REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY MEETISGs.-Ths Re-
publican prima y meetings. to select five delegates
from each ward and town TO meet in Assembly Dis
t,ct Conventions, were held last evening at the diff
fsrtnt places fesigr std in the official call. The As
ssnby District Conventions are to be held on the 18th
int tor the purpose Of selecting two delegates and
too alerDsres to the Republican State Convention to
be bed at Syracuse on the 22d of August next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

YacHr ExcURsIos.-The yachts Eugenie and Joseph
C lga with twenty five members Of the Jersey
Cit, Yacht Club, called yesterday noon for cruise of
four OF five days along The jersey coas.. The Eo-
9, ME il c nmaDded by Commodore Van Du'er, and
the Colgate by Vice-Commodore Van Wart. At
Sire. sbury they to be the guests Of the Neptune
Club,
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CATHOLIC FEsTUAL.-Yesterday several hundred
CaIbOi 81 Jsrsey City proceeded to Gen. Wright's
For.t, ONE. in Hudson City, for the purpose of par
tiiI aipg in picnic and festival, the proceeds OF
.bch ore N be applied toward the erection OF
RonsD Catholic church at the corner Of Ere and
Snuib Seventh streets, for st. Marys Society.
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Ay ARrTUL DopGE.-A Young man. well dressed


appearance yesterday made app alton AZ the
hcsarg hdus. Of Mrs Van Brunt No 10 Fillmore place, o.
boa,d He pre- scented that he bookkssper whole
store In FewYoTk and able aud willing pay well for
God dans arrangement for his reception into
the u ade ard he went gay TO his trunk Re
after with he shown to bis rom and told
tht nnsr ond be rssdy at ococb He said he would
uele hi. Toilet and left do He did not appear at
dpu-r time ard subsequent investigation revealed the fact tbs,
h had brob into the Of Mrs Brundage and stolen
sho worth of ieMery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

DRowsED FROM A Y.cHT-Four young men,
m,ubers Of the Brooklyn Va lit Ciub sailed S.tur-
aay in the yacht G.zele for tie Rsr:tan river, Gu
WRIT 10 The relatives If OF the psrtg residing a.
Ngshir gtun rear Brunswick, ". j. Sh0f ly afFr
sun ,et ey arrived at The mouth Of the Raran river
utere they waited for the tide to take hen up. In
II couI,e rf the pigh. stesm boat Supposed 20 nave
been the York with several coal bsrgss 10 tow CO.
tered tie rive and was Oh the way up 20 70. Rartsn
Canal when tie party in the yacht coocluded 70 bitch
op to one ri be barge ard go up IN toT ms rs
done and in b. cours- of the night Mr. Thomas l.
Uu,efbrd,e, one Of the party, feeling some VIA;
child eit he yacht and crossed over 70 th- steam
boat 70 bang biz coat up 20 div. "a rrtrnng 70 me
Yacht be n,i-sed his footing and fell betweec '~o
l. ry srikipe h,s head aga net the SIDE as hefll. lie
vasteen filling il % The river BY woman on boa
ole Of ,be bargss who immedi.ely gave the alarm 10
ore Of he tostmrD, Sho aso 10 turn communicated
he alarm 20 the pilot The pilot; however, TOOK no
further roiic. Of the circDmsanc. than by saying tai
IL was too late stop, and thai if he youDg nAn could
swim he poud get ashore, if not be was dro Eoed by
that time. Tbey were h-1 gong a. ne rate OF S''ouI
Sven miles an hour and fifteen mnat mus; have
elsps tefoe aty not ce Was given 70 IN, comrades
OF Ia. missing man on board the yacht Even ,nen
tfey would not have known he fact ma u not
b. en- that the Yacht had become 30 changed Win
one # the barges thai o. VI them was Oh ms way
the pilot TO ask him 20 stop and LEI them cas-
of. or they Tor'd ge, swsmped. AT .nis moment
they we've fret informed OF he man ili rg
overheard. Had they known |. 81 toe time hey eoad
have cut loose ard dropped astern and saved ;rsir
friend but then there NOT The reno.s, chaoee 'or
his re. oyery alive After cutting 10 a. they taxed
Al out The peghborboo1 Of Deep Point all d'y ga SIM
day kicking or the body bat Without avail; and hws
nos recovered until Monday a teruoon. when u wac
found fbsti < near the mon'h OF the R+ntan Canal
Mr.. Out,rbrdge was b BernulisD by birth and bore
q moe, exc.ll n character lie was clerk IN thA EN-
pOy Of Nessrs. Marsh, Brothers, No. 10 Bsekmaa
street. snd ar about 10 be married his AFT snced oeog
her sy TO Ihis city with view - IN if'iage.
81, alH inau " a.
TEL day after noon when verde: OF acclsn dro W.
II was rendered.
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He attempted to repeat the blow bat was prevented
wh.reupon he said that be was anxious 70 dis, and t1a'
Il The ,tab did net kill bin he would Try sons,hi'g
eIse. BE wss Immediately conveyed to tbs Ne 1-York
Hospital, where be died on Wednesday morning. Al
ter hearing the evidence, the Jury rendered verdict
Of Suicide by stsbbDg." The deceased was raiive
Of Iend 20 years Of age, and had been quite intern
rerate Of la.e.