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Inter 0bt0cnt 9taneu bat i9 Bel 0erru Neter Qower, $40. 81
S5owltr. Elm Sauoeretn gebilSet nnb spar unter 70 pDrtbsilbatcn
Seotn3ut9elt mte nod tein @eretn aufSupeien rermaa; eS 1T tas
ls gu ~9sIanQsn, unD 1T roDer teber CUR G~55eInabmc c~rgetenft er.
in4t beute asen6 8 lbr gu erI6etnen, tnben bic erfte
@inSabllna u1b 8~oleIuus Der Gpnitituticn eripl0t. Oc prppiio-
rii3en 9eamten fnb: S09u Stan, gr6f6., $, Wans,
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Statuten uno ~@rmlblungo Der 8eamen ~pplltdnbig pr9aniItrte, Der.
IammeIt it ieBt re9elmaB9 ie6en DOnncrtas gbeno in Dem aptale
b5 Serrn 6. 9tpgmarf, @lne Gnnfr. Die Statuten bS Gereins
imb je9r liberal Mao 9;ma9ren allen Wtt0lebern Slet6e @crtbeue,
@sIteS Dis legt l4On cine dnBert Sa9tret9e S~etgeii9unS sr
e%u6elaben. Die erte ~GiuSabIaps inGst in SCI na6Ten 9erianInl.
lung belte ben 80. 4u9uit itat.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-30
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Is "a uo Is &or6eaur BRANDY.
400 6tfen rptbe nnb peiBe 29ene.
so RIten @bampa9ner,
Qgir MAIDEN Sdnclern, Brtben uno @onInmcnten belpnbers sic
er9ebene Nnjet9e oQb obige @einc aus un5eren eiaenen Smputo,
legen. '"' 49,
9atalp6e mo Gage r0rber IuthpR lei ms IN gmfian0 u neb-
men, M SeG q 8a9maun, SnprrtsIure,
Np. ll3, lis unb III 90. GombaroarQte.
i. %. Bennett a. Co.,
Qua2S-W 9f1ftionErs
, 1860-11-29
fspccil by Telegraph to the Tribanc.]
TrsTfNOSY OF F. ". BURSHAN.

Am clerk In the Briggs House; know the
parties to this s,ljt; have known David Stuart
since 1855; lad been clerk at inc b11ggs
uouse two gears previous to that; vas cle!k !ls
at the fremont 1tousc; commenced there IN
December 1854 and left in October 1a'9'
Stuart boarded ut the fremont House por-
tion Of the time while was clerk thcre NJ
different times frola 1855 to 1857: remember
that on the night Of tho 18th of December
1857, the Proprictors Of the fremont House
gave the servants a Christmas party; think
thcy commenced to dsnce about s o'clock !;
saw David Stuart OIL the evening Of tho party ;
had q conversation with him III lis room ut the
fremont House; told Inc Katc the servant
Eirl WHO did the work in his room had invited
him to dance the first set with her: saw him
afterwards ut the ball dancing with some of
the servant girls; 4 saw him afterwards at IL
o'clock walking through tue dining room with
Kate tie servant girl; think he entered the
bali room Ut about d O'Clock; am quite posi-:
tive be was there up to IL o'clock; I saw him
there two or three times during the evening
be was either dancing with some OF the ser
vant girls, or talking with some Of the people
in the room can name two be danced with
Kate, the girl who did the work il
lis room aud Julia the parlor girl there we're
, 1860-11-29

two months or ten weeks after the Society
thus met; at once remembered that it was
Just about that time tllnt had called at tl1e
house Of Mr.. Barry to zee his daughters; aud
having found tile family we're at the Society
meeting that evening, went back and spcut
tho evening at Mr.: StuaEt's.
Cross sEfdminat;on- WAS the same day We
called ut Mr.: Darry's tia. heard the Society
would meet that evening; It was not ut David
Stuart'a that learned it think it quite surc
Mathcr, Taft g. King; Eas accustomed tos sperl
the evenings going down the Avenue, bathing
at the Round House, Or calling upon the yonu,
ladies' on the South side; spent many even
ings ut Mr. peck's and was frequently 1t Nr.
Thos; n9yne's; I spen; many ANY, evenings with
months of September, October aud November;
AMI not certain whcther the fact Of my hay-
ing been at Mr.. Stuart's was ascertaincd from
Mr. Beckwith or Mr. Stuart, or from
hearing the confession lead; am not certain
that Mr.. Beekwith waa there; l remember
art was said to have been at the house Of Dir.
RnreI, the night tue historical Society met OF
Wm. n. Browns, Immediately jumped up
cnd said that I" ! knew HAT that was not so,"
and tnld them why knew it, and then went
out into the other Office md told Ar. Aver the
same thing; have recollection. Of two sets
Of circumstances, aud cannot tell at which
time this was have two Impressions, onc is
that Mr. Stuart was spd'king Of the fact that
be was said to have been ut Slr. Burch's the
| night the Historical Society met at ". II.
! Browns, the other is that I heard
! the same fact read; from and upon
| these two different ways Of gaining
| thd information depend the time how long l
was in the Office; If it was the time when 3Jx.
! Stuart was talking With ne, or rather was talk
ing with all present in the room, was not
there more than five minutes If it was the
! time when think heard it read from pa
| per, may have been there from twenty to
thirty minutes; heard tho fact mentioned, OF
the rcport that he waB at Mr. Rurch's house on
the evening that the Historical Society met at
| ". II. Browns.
Rrcn'naination.-What I said about Stuart
not bci,t. Mt the house Of Mrs. Burch on 1lt
evening Of the Historical: Society, was some
thing to this effect: that II could prove thai
that was not 20; know Mr.. S. was at homt
Oh that night, and that Walter Peck could ties
tily to the came fact; flat was the sense 0
what said, and aftcrsayinyso went out intt
the front 0ft;ce where Nj. Aver was sitting
ut his desk, aal told him the same thing
.!sat is ali; there WAS no conversation
which have held with David Stuart las III
. teeted In any manner my testimony; hav
hat conversation since / commenced givin
this deposition with several persons, perhal'
half 4 dozen times; the cross examination
have not changed or affected my testimony i
any manner
lUpon application Of 3lr. Beckwith, base
upon the sickness Of Mr.. VIM. Barry, Of Ch
cayo, the Court allowed 1T order to be issue
to take his deposition. The Court ad}ournc
till 2 T. II. tomorrow Thanksgiving day,
, 1860-11-29
& ft}irap Grihu>te.
THANKSGIVING.

THANKSGIVING.
..- b.. iaauSfu1 Ill the days Of our
T.. .;r' :.sntls'css Of Almighty Col.
a.. .~- =, less thankful nj one time than
.. =: :i:r recrliar blessings which
' .s>,al ~ tur gratitude But let US,
;" ..:;;.::. observe the day set apart by
.,;, q. our fathers. who feared God
i H., man, viii, the thanksgiving
..-.;:S .!ue 10 lliS wonderful works to
;, :: ,,;;rsu ei mea. in this year Of grace.
80
:. :, .i..yoasiN thank Him for turning
,-:s ii The people against the spread
); n.,asl:c.--for bringing this great
. \, =, IN issue At tho ballot-box rather
r!,:yo.,et>s point--for arresting tllt'
...,: ,:.y land toward the horrors OF
,.::> i',miNyo.
., y. ::rsn!stuI for the giant harvest
- !; ..rowuc.l the laOors Of the hus;
-:::,.:'-
j: - ;'e thankful for freedom from thu
-. II i':=i.|cnce.
=, he thankful for the unnunberct
.. peace with all nations
=: ); =. Thankful for the love Of 1lus
i. Il: wives, parents aud children
, :. .~s ,:,'l friends.
:. :. thankful ior Freedom in all II;
manifestations, but most especial
;,,>::n 10 W worship God is We sever
l.: IT.
g.. thankful for the priceless bless
= .:::.::::aan::::-, and Tor the promise q
:sa1lle-
u. ,'!:usful for al that we are ans
,...::: W. are not, assured that our D
-. :: :.':S:t:r;;,r koowcth what is for ou
J. ~: 49,. anil ,nete!h to each the Mca:
:. a., :::::::,!.esi advantage, here aud her|
, 1860-11-29

81, aosrfl1, i:c.ricn Co., e.ts. %.
-: ,.sc:.o Tribune:
.:.:,.s s-tnoicr, ;lanlc unknown, ]oaded
-. ,:..;.: .s .t,:c 1tine miles north OF this
49,, ...rr.:.. = ii! hands are supposed to be
.:. ~, amly vas pulled oil tue wreck NV
--..>I a!.ou. the face. The vessel is 4
-. -. &. Sic had new foresail, which
49,, III. i;ib was also split; the balance
-, wc-c lIs1ci. The above arc a'lthc
:.::...:- e,.ull get Of my informant lwho
I, - :,:,,;. NJ the wrcchh Viii send fur
-. :..:::.s::= s.7::en sc: them.
In l.a:1e, RoDr- u. klSG.
-. ..l,"' ''=scl !. probably. tile schooner
49,. :...:.,.:a >.s:l.A from this port few
,....... .,:t,i with re. Ed. TRIBUNE.
, 1860-11-29

Dia3a.ca 10 tho Cincinnati Gazctte.1
BALTIMORE, Nor. e. 1850.
49, .'Uttto tlag has been hauled down, the
: ~..,, ,:...t q the Liberty Engine Company re-
l.. aaser to allow the house to be used by
y.r4;;.s scceGs1onists. The persons en-.
y.s..!at .u luz natter were not possessed Of very
i.s'1! i's'1! iaau nee.
~ A:g4t the friends Of Secession had q
oc: they were frequently Interrupted
7*'td BY the Union men who were pro
, 1860-11-29
;,h,. i}tlicinl Tote Of Illinois.

=. ..;;-. elsewhere tic aggregates oi the
*:.7.:s- OF the vote of Illinois. The
. s.. counties were thrown out for
. 80. ..,:,.s: with the election laws. Lin
..~.s-.:iy over Douglas, including tic
-.-.:= ;;!!.-o"n oct, is l1,:.EG, and Ills ma
.-.: =: ii. .i,t>D llucoin's official pln-
III: :.,,:srs.r, Is =2.eo2, and his official
-.+5,644.
, 1860-11-29

BUSINESS SC1rs.-Te have on hand, and are con
stantlr receiving from the Eastern markcts, very
large and 1lnc assortment Of cloths suitable for
Suits, and to which ne invite the attention 9! all
that a:c about purchasing, which will be made W
At hard time prices By Smith j. Prindle, III Lake
street. no?}6t
~ Al! should not fail to read the advertisement
Of Prof, Wood IN today paper. se5ly
, 1860-11-29

.la:,lcs Guthrie for Tie Union.
:. ., tat:!.s Guthrie spoke Il Cnion 1ncet'
:. =. Louisville, n.y.. OH Non.!ay night. he
-:.,a.r GROUND In favor Of The Cniou, acd
- :l.c sccc.sionjs.s ii: The South.
, 1860-11-29
an1u5rl11rtt6.

New RS THEATRE.
VI Madison street. between State snd Dearborn
Hrpee.. :3en as es.oe5: Performances ss es;n; :
aud ffona s It'll O'Clock
ssf. ss: e.t : sps seat u.s. Second
- Theatre comfortably wszsaed
THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
LAST night but two OF the Distinguished Arsists.
MIR. AND Mrs. WALLER.
TRAGEDY AND COMIC DRAMA
Thursday Sov 9th, vii be presented the Rev- chas.
HERT RAM.
IMcEtuc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. EnIn1 A!cE
Bc1ttlot.. ME " a4'sS
10 conclude with tue American Drama Of
4 HONE IN TIE WEST; o., TAsxzx Ex1oR*xrs.
r T. 7 y n Fl ALL .-
Grand
oPERATIc and BALLAD CONCERTS.
On Friday and Saturday, Evenings,
Nov. soth aud Dec 1st-
The public Of ths city are respectfully informed
MRS. c. ;:AR!AN JAMES,
oSs R paxfA asG IL q
e. ":t; M t.
is:3r3phanr success. Etver attained by any other
AMERICAN AETIsTE.
And her Hsst a7pes.a1cc tn Opera. 10 t.s country
Ct Eas opera Hou,-. c,nclnnas TIE tres. and Na:t
IsFf na
i direction of
, 1860-11-29

I'c+7 OFFICE, Chicago. Nor. es. 1sG0.
=. 7.:t :,:licc on Thanksgiving day will
<: =: - usual hour Is o'cloca.) aud closc
-. !: :. ". for tic day. ]. Cook, T. II.
, 1860-11-29

NJ A r r / d.
On the 9th Inst. at the residence OF the bride:
father. by the I:ev. II. Cox, JOSEPH X. SCOTT ant
lsOCkIE. second daughter Of Jacob Harris, Esq- al
Qf Chicago.
, 1860-11-29

c. II. SCRIKE.N. -adrertiting -Agent, 63 D<aF,
1crn st, Il authorised to T<ceirs 4drtvfiseeatsJu,
tats and all the Leading Paper. ef the ISorthrest
, 1860-11-29

Posr OFFICE AND BoAnD OF TEADE-To-
DAY the post Office will open at the usual hour
aud close ut 1880 A. ~, tbat Uncle Sans clerks
may give thanks. The Board Of Trade an
nounce that there vill be no meeting u,
Change for the same good aud sufficient
reason,
, 1860-11-29

Sent Ur-Wnlie VcrDongh, cclorcl hoy,
was sent to the Reform 4caool Yesterday,
charged with ungratcfally robhing the laally
iu which he 1lvcd. William Filings, an escaped
Reform School boy, was caught by the police
:,,tl vent hack accQMnanicd bY Willie.
, 1860-11-29

Eoeaac7Lr.-Thc employees Of the Tn1nCSr
arc indebted to B. II. Skinner Of the *'Metro-
politan," corner Of Randolph and Wells street,
for something good to takc,' in tho shape Of
huge bowl Of cgy-nogg. Mr.. Skinner, like
Col ls.a11l,'en cvislrnflr j" knows how to keep
1 l,Lte1N
, 1860-11-29

- Keep your teeth clcan. white and healthy
b5 usin, Dr. Al1port's Dentziace, the best article
In use Sold by Sargent, apothecary, Randolph
and State street.
, 1860-11-29

ANOTHER CCRE.-A homeopathic medical
1!lan OF this city informs Us that datura stra-
7noniua. is u sure cure for that distressing dis
ease, hydrophobia. 1t operates on the similia
simi'lps e1trantur principle, producing similar
laroxI Isms in 4 healthy person to those result
iny from the bite Of !, mad dog; hence man
bitten must take stra1Aohiun,
, 1860-11-29

tE "Lct Scot rejoice wi brither Scot up
GA st. Andrews Day" Tomorrow night the
s., Andrews Society celebrate their Fifteenth
Anniversary. Mine hosts Of the Briggs House
have made cxcr:ions worthy Of themselves to
render this dinner equal to the occasion. The
Society is in j hourishiug condition, and this
last ycar has tlorc an incalcnlabte amount Of
good amongthc poor of our city; but VIC would
remind the charitable that the proceeds Of the
dinner arc applied to the benevolent objects
Of the Society,"
, 1860-11-29

CIRCUIT CoEET,-The speeches Of counsel
in the Dalton murder case, before Judge Ma
nicrrc Of the Circuit Court, were not concluded
until noon yesterday. At the opening Of
Court a! two o'clock in the afternoon the jury
returned verdict Of It Not Guilty"
4 case Of a young German woman against
john Brown, irom Dutclman's Point, Tor bas'
tarlv. occupied the Court in the afternoon. \
sealed verdict was rendered by the jury aftel
adjournment
, 1860-11-29

~ Silver Plated Goods Is to s. per cent. cheap
CT than any other house. See Hambleu e. Co..
advertisement. no27-fm
, 1860-11-29

1IrTC11lsoS's NEW BARREL MACHINERY
THIS machinery is entirely new, is different
from any hitherto made, and works very rapid
ly anl very perfectly. This machinery is cs-
rccial1y valuable at this time, when the de-
,aand 10: cooper's work is large, and constant
" and rapidly increasing. None should fail to
t:lll at No. GO Dearborn street, and examine
this excellent machinery. See advertisement
| iu another column.
, 1860-11-29

| WANTED-As situation in 4 Nler-
| w cantflc or Law Estah1i snent bs a young man
Of energy Collegiate education. Aad business
e1pefIcitcG. Address r. D. liox lsst. no3d5111n n
, 1860-11-29

GConGE ". CrnT1s.-Ne arc pleased to
learn that this distinguished gentleman has
hcen in.luced By the lecture committee Of the
Young tIca's Association to deliver before
them his celebrated lecture m "Dickcns,' at
Metropolitan Hall, ou Friday evening. All
who We're so fortunate as to listen to his c1o-
qucnce on Monday evening, will be rcjoiced to
bear him again, and those who were prevented
frum doing so on account Of the weather, will
be glad Of another opportunity.
, 1860-11-29

AuctIon Sales This Morning.
At az O'clock, Of new and secondhand furniture
carpets. &c. by Gilbert T. Sampson, Auctioncers,
No. &: Lake street.
, 1860-11-29

,-zc 1,.-.o>. n-ncr-A. r;,1 bc nh
oA'1 .o,,,,,..
- ~ - ..,,o,, ,-;e,aa ~, w,,+ s,as
Depot has at length become settled fact, and
the trims of the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne,
and tnic,ro. Alton and St. Loui. lines are run
ming from that point daily, The depot at
p1cscnt is located temporarily in wooden
bui1a,nr. which l,as been purchased and moved
to the corner Of Canal and Madison streets
It ;s nnt;c;na.cl TINT vigorous operations will
carly next spr;ner he commenced upon the
ncrn,ancnt denot building.
--
No IIXnu DoSE-Thc following paragraph
appeared in all tho papers on the 9th:
NEW ToRK, Nov aG-The Iast learns by
telegraph that Judge fo"ell: oa &c teos,a, 49,
Rnriinmtnn M % - e 6n;ncr Railroad and Messrs''
Harding Il Co., restraining them from inter-
TnlnE the through trains ot tne fenrn q
tnn v1"''" f'' ''1''''1" '''''' ""'~~
information ,,,s ,e,chea M that the ipinnc-
, 1860-11-29

To IL TR1ED.--Adam 1Iasamar, the Hols-
tcin murderer, will conc before tho Circuit
Court for trial tomorrow.
, 1860-11-29

Go John Jones.s, ll9 Dearborn street. aud
get your clothes cleaned aud repaired. They will he
we'll doalc, and at price. to suit tho ttmcs,
, 1860-11-29

Nor FR1duTEsEn-1IL1So1s CURRENCY WANT
ED.-A1 kinds frejected or olherwise) still taken
at par 1t pu.na,n's Great Eastern Clothing Empo
rum. 1l6 Randolph st. nov@s-6t
, 1860-11-29

WANTED-.A situation rs WI:
W Sursc by q Young WOMAN who can gtre goo.:
reference. Apply at 99G North franklin st nos91St
w a n T f D--A situation to do
~ general hoase*ork By q respectable Irish Girl
who can give tile best Of recoMne e.1Aton@ ff3n lIes
Last place Call d. corner ef Pox and Buffalo street..
stare. nQ9xlt
, 1860-11-29
:Tor E5ale.
Boarding..

POARD1NG.-A Snite Of Front
ID Rooms to rent with Board at - and It Mtchi.
esa Avenue. References required. nol7-i1i7.lm
DOARD1NG.-Plcasant Rooms
4 with Board cao be obtained at M. 10 Van Huren
fIEee: bctwccn State and Wabash avenue no1s11n
, 1860-11-29

w WANTED-A Clerk-One who
w writes , round p1sin band and Is wfllin. to
make himself generally usetul IN and shout tho st3re
and out doors The employment will be steady. but
salary for the drt lew months onty 50 month. Az
plicatOns Elust be addressed in handwriting TO
sAE,~ +. U. Box IL II, Chicago. noa91at
, 1860-11-29

" \ \ I + Dan experienced
w Broom Maker to 60 about one hundred miles
in the country. Steady urs FF Tie winter. inquire
At No. l4Y l.. South Wattr street Ut $. II. MOORE.
uVs8-dJis:.Jt
, 1860-11-29

I=- rhil Hoync, U. $. Commissioner, has
removed to the lue ~. s. Commissioners
Room,' in the new Custom House, adjoining
the apartments of the Z. S. District and Cir
ctit Courts.
, 1860-11-29

I UST.-t)n Wednesday, Nov. IS,
L1so in the city Of Chicago, or On the Rlue Island
Plank Eo:.u bundle nf raexfs containing Hoaa and
Contract between A~ah:t Gaksr and 4. ". cnvarly.
Tag :ecspt4 Redemtl.n tt tstiteates and Other inis
red tspe-adIressed t. Asa os a.alitl ia:stF. Th.
t ss - Of Il the o9s chsssS
,tn..>Nf Il 1VarTT
, 1860-11-29

p Mr. Dye will give the first lesson tohis
adult c1ass Of beginners on Friday evening, at
his lail, lis Lake street, or Goods Piano
Rooms, commencing al hals:last O'clock
, 1860-11-29

wv ANTED-Checks on the Illi-
w nols Mutual Fire Insurance Company wanted
by HOFFMAN, & GELPCKE no!B l551Sm
" AN*rED-rwo Protestant Ser
" vants-a good Cook. and chambermald who
sew. German or French preferred. Apply nt No.
. Eldridgc Court. no23xet
, 1860-11-29

w ANTED-To exchange from
" Six TO Eleven Hundred Acres OF Land In Mich.
lEan. Wisconsin and New Hampshire, stock Of
Dry Gas's or an assortment ot Boots and :;aocs
ference Ii cash. Apply - J. W u0AS CO. r D.as-
born street, hplS.uA5~3ui
, 1860-11-29

T OST-Near Union Park-A Black
IL New Foundl7nd Dec with white toes and end Of
tall tipped with whit= aud white between lore 1cgs
ab;'ut s!gnt months el4 answsss T. ne nAme me, u
st et,I Randolph *tseet. or 5Sl Net lasG stFe.t
suitable TeE1fd R11l nt gwen. MI. ". S1lsOAt.
uo1Ad dxtISI
, 1860-11-29

ITO RENT Parlor and
l. Bedroom. Inquire at the Office No. Doles nns1d-
, 1860-11-29

w TAN,EU-A Lot on abaSh
w aycnue. lctwcen jackson and Twelfth street.
for which cash will be given by T0MPklSS Co.
st1 yt,Aky b3EtA III
, 1860-11-29

"ANTED-A Stock Of Boots
W and Shoes or the stock AMI fixtures Of family
Grocery store 10 e1chsnEc for ortTaEes drawing ten
ref rent or well located farming fAud1 some CASH
Wlll be paid A4dEc5s r Q. EOx 1913. noss13t
, 1860-11-29

WANTED-Two or three Tamc
~ Fena1e Deer. Apply py Letter. stating price.
C., to CHARLES MORGAN, Worth. Cook County, III.
, 1860-11-29

\AT ATANTED.-To Business Mem -
W a thorough business man. who / u Practical
DooEe PR aud capable Of taking charge OF any bust
ness whether business man q bonkkreper. Honl!
llkr to make an engagement with some honee IN this
city. From a nre Years Acquaintance With him thr
publishers Of this paper able to testify to bis ability
and Will recommend hin d above. 1hqutrs At ills
office no19lS+lw
, 1860-11-29

T OST.-A pair of Fur (Otte:
~ Gloves-supposed to be lef. in sorac ones of,c
Whoever will rci4fn thcnt n " r.RS1E.: 4 B.tNTEi
910 south Water street. will be lbegsIr rewarded.
, 1860-11-29

w ANTED-FurniShed apart
W mrnts--A Iarlor AMI Bedroom neatly fnrn
i.1.cd without board within ten minutes walls q tllt
TrtIaput House. Answer immediately, stating ter!E
and locality, T. Box eeG. no-ixat
, 1860-11-29

ITO RENT-.A frst-class three
l. story and basement Brick House. eontalnlng
dressing roons} Also Nof and eold xatrr aud gas to
tAe ths storT Ihs pstaglaa! poFtion Il " tnzai"
Location -out.a SHE. very Tlea~ant and desirable
None but private families need a2pfy Address r ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

they honestly believed and felt that they were rskng
liberty and lie in behalf OF the wronged aud cp.
preseed-buI we must forget the obvous truth,
thai social order tan only exit through general
cosnition of the sanotity Of law aud that tranquility
and security must vanish from that community wherein
every rhall el at liberty TO redrees whatever no
deens grievance by raising his arm against the au-
thorities and tic laws.
Another question, however, is presented when it is
proposed TO establish TO permit The establishment of
Slavery the Territories. Beipgt the property
Of the whole people, SO long they remain Terrific
rice Ne~-Yoik will claim the right 10 participate in
Their government. In no way she do except
through the agency of her chosen representatives in
Congress- and therefore it is that the electors OF New
York recognize the authority of Congress. TO egislse
for the Territories ard prohibit the establishment of
Slavery therein. Yielding cheerful obedience TO the
docr'uee Of Safe sovereignty; having no disposition
TO interfere with the local institutions Of the States;
prepared all hmee aid those States in the preser-
vaton OF their sovereign power, the people Of New
Yorb, while always enforcing their views in a legal,
peaceful and constitutional manner, will not surrender
The III ht participate in the reformation this any
other evil in the administration o. the National Gov
eminent. EDWIN ID. MORGAN.
ALsANY. Jenrsiv g. 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04
STEAMSHIP GRANADA EXPLOSION
CORONERS INQUEST.

COROSERS INQUEST.
Coroner Jackmsn resumed the inquest yesterday
upon the body of Luke Flanagan, who was killed on
Saturday last by the explosion of boiler board the
sesn chip Granada, which was lying at the foot Of
Warren street. The following is the substance of the
evidence elected:
George Bbeck of No 3a9 Washington street testified that be
by trade he'd examiped the fragments Of the
boiler ha, EXPLODED board the Grlnsd and found the bot
tom pat much reduced in thickness originally 5l6ths Of
places iii than leth Of inch thick should
@ ha been !. d. .SOu boilers ''f
Austin Isrdee storek Of the Board un1erwriter
ss Ges h n used h IKE
William ecor nscLiu testified that the boiler was made
ak years sso By Gihop, Boadmsn Co. was bniit for
pump; had examined potion Of the boiler since ex
va. orn that capable OF sustaining pressure
Of lbs Of steam when Il wss pew would bear 100 los
Ing become rusty and scsy.
John Young inst depOed that he bad chrse Of the .er
boiler time the poson OF the forward the boiler
that xpoded usually from ~ 20 ~ pounds Of steam ne
bad carried m pounds In working the same pump the boiler
thoroughly cleaned and examined by MI f.ry the ens
o ph T. coae corroborsted the testimony above given
james Coehrans engineer jeposd that he had examined the
expd- boiler and in such wreiched con
don before capable Of bearing more than 90 pounds
John ee engineer ofihe Granada had examined the bo.
Per-, s snrassr used the greatest precsaon ng the
rups AID ter tho explosion told snes that there were
chse Lsnahsn testified that be present ct the time oil
the s1poo that after the .iesD AID smoke cleared away
be dcoyered he body Of Luxe flAngan ys dead on we e
between the ship and the dock
The care was then submitted to the Jury, who
shortly returned The following yerdict That Luke
FlabniQan came to his death by the explosion OF
boiler on board tho steamer Granada, in the haroof OF
Nyv.Yo,s on the 3ist day of December, 1873; and
do Io,v nd tha, the said boiler was defective and
n. III for ute, previous to the explosion"