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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

ARDus-on Monday Aus In the s7h ys Of her 80.
~. da. S' WIZ .ss ps on u.
As from us ,sdsnss o. NJ a. - ss S no
By the II O'Clock train. ..l. fi
BossHARD-At Hoboisn, on Thursday Aug shs infant
daughter Of John Henry and Emma r. hous1sTa
csS.riu, r. asHah,er u the late Dr. Peter Clarke
The ans, service wl TAX. place on Thar'd.y .t.,cen ~
.iIh street The friends Of the family arc invited 70 s'''ns
without further notice. rf %
Anne Jo.eph;ns only daughter Of William a. and Eihs C.
Cr0cker, aged months and . day. cx. IN
leave Harlem Railroad Depot TwsDsy szsh street sae SeSHA
svense, Wednesday ct ~ Am F-F
CURNlS-on Sunday, Aug 10, Mrs Mary Curnin, xed -
years late Of Birmingham, EnslsaL
coNcHM Mor..a. sysd:y A.. 10 Is:ses css Con-
years, month aud days E-.
youngest dsnsSisr u James 'ad EiIs0sh csos'n .sd
coIron rbur,s.y Aug IS vincent Msny, infant son Of
cLARxA. Hoboten j. on Monday Aus IS rssns sI y !,
E6aN-In ti. city. on Tr..dsy Aug 90 corns.. yoanse"
Tie friend. and relative. 81 the family ere in'.sd 70 sene
The funeral nom he rs;tsncs Of 81: parent: No ''nd''
fosTEaA, Big R9Si ksss county H. % sandss, ~ II
liam end Many Foster late Of the Town Of HARRISON "'
FINNIGAN-Ip this city Wednesday Aes ~ hishs s
Fin gan aged 20 years native Of County Monaghan hs,ns'
GuLIcK-n thi. city. MONDAY, Acs 49, suddenly s'rsn
C. Gulck aged Ia years. Inonihsand IL dsJa
HOLTJE-A. snhsttsnvle, on Sunday Aug rs y 9siges'
Mary Agnes daughter OF Fredsck and Mary Ann Beivs
eyed year, months and ID days.
HUGHES In Brooklyu, suads Aas 10 sfe a.aor rsns
Mary Hughes native Of me Parish Of rieaan County
Armagh Ireland. CO.. 80. q .anIfL g.
LoyE-Iu ti. city on Monday Aug 10. ssr short nlne''
Mary Lore, aged % years :. q,
moToNYlttbe Metropolitan HOTEL N this city. Msuss
Aug 49, Of congestion Of the BRAIN 'A X Moioiy 'S
years. ... ~ Tg0 ST. ~ -
MARTENs-rn TIL. city on sundsy, Ana 49, George b.ny
son OF Gerd and Mary Martens aged year m'h'"'
days r .tsf ID
NEwKrRK-In south Bergen, Monday, Aug 49, os'rs'
Fausr dsy w at o'clock his late re'iasDee.
POoLE-At Noun. Vernon wss,chs.ter County, -
Monday, Aus. 10, Mary, wife Of Dr.. John f0''s :"
IN, IN ,s S, Vii vi; ysTdI fe Ss 70 ss.assrd for s
California papers please copy = an, -. Al
pyKEon Saturday Iuy ~ sNsr ona and sevsrs ~,
No q Great rrs,eos . ~ ebn on PSs. ESQ. dssp
f sIssSd. ~ ~ ''"'' - =. ..,,
pENIsroN-In BreOsyn Mondsy Ans IS 10y. .SsS, ys1l
Youngest child Of Geo r. ene usfiie< y e''''''f
RayMiyeOAt s.s,en Island on Monday. Aug ~ "ia'''
Raymond In the Goth ysA Of dssse u..,.,S
s,pLEs M;ss. I'd H u ss q
MONDAY l,Ss', ,l Js's sd ssS u jane. .ad
sadier af ~ a. -. rl.tou iuisps
rEMssSSS S;.. ~ M .aS a. Ss.i' ass
wTIkESSsT . gsps az tss 5S NIX 's
re- 2 i sSs: and .., T. r. ''ss
ssra .,,a ,ih On %sSnssssy morning. oeeeh Ava
wYsaSM scioolsy. Goqg,.Ia On Ms ss;y,s s siy
r. Heller NJ wife ofsamns. s,..nS fan;,s HsS
The friends q sSs .. No Eass fes'esssA Hs< sAs
ssy) EsTplng q e'eiscs M 4
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ocvr.r, ,.t and ssr,. corruption ars Stoysy witch
si.ysc ed and dishouoTea Reppo.ici dereofe
rsI~ adBi. thai The Heads OF Department. ~ S
fedels Government IN city arc rsuhg " a.
suicidal IN continuing in vfos the eIios"'eo' v
reasonable Bachsnsn Administration BE " tneIeor
Reso!ted That this Republican Association rec es VIC 49,
Of Departments Of the Federal GoFernUeif m hls ciY
at c5tnse thor Of sction-sc re W. 70
the Bnehsasn Administration many q whom t srs '' &
fosefil and treesOnl be Dismissed from theu
lions thereby relieving tine Federal Government from me e
grace OF Office hose every ehoit nn 700 MANI
stsnees b., been the aiding the Vsndt IN Their mac attempt
10 overthrow the glorious sbr Of our bee' the Conssnton
ana ''e i'"' % De'' JosEfH B. TAYLOR, President
wHII.s T. B,I RanSr' Secretaries
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Az ante Receipts.
This In eomparison with some of the most successful
Agricultural Fairs in in this country may DO seen by
the following extract from The Country GsHsisman
is larger than the largest
"Probably the largest number OF people that were
ever present At one Of our NewYork State Shows, At
tended the ono held at Rochester 10 1851 but IS me-
bers, on the payment of al, then admitted free
with all their families, no restriction being placed on
the Size of the families" and tho admission TO
others was only l cents the aggregate receipts were
only absut 1000, which would, under these crcuip
stances probably account for the presence OF full 100
600 people. The pecunary returns Of the Albany
Fair in 1859 were larger than at any other Exhibition
we have ever hed-somewhat exceeding $lS,pOO, and
showing the presence Of at least 5000 persons, in
Gliding Judges, employees LIE members, aud guests
who had free admission.
Among other successful Agricultural Shows in
this country that of the United States Society at Phil
adelphia in 1856 probably stands at the head 1t was
estimated when we left the grounds, upon It's concu.
sion, that the receipts were fully $1,000 but we csu
not turn TO the official figures s this time. The attend
ance there Thursday was said to have been OOOu
bat doubt II the aggregate number OF people was
very much created than Of the Rochester State Fair
above eferredto, the difference il receipts arisng from
the higher prices OF admission and the very hgh entry
eescharged ut Philadelphia Without having any data
%o. son .asses. exSbiion IN the United States
Soiety, was that held at Chicsgo IN 1853, but WI
doubt il the receipts there exceeded $4,000. The 80
Louis Agricultural Association has taken in very large
amounts on some occasions, but we have never seen
the official returns; moreover, the element Of trotting
horses enters so largely into the character OF hese
shows that we hardly consider Il fair 20 compare them
with those in which there Il no such attraction TO e
ate popular excitement. The Provincial Exhibition of
Canada West at Hamilton in 1860, is also entitled TO
mention among the most successful shows on this side
of the water the receipts do not know, but the
Prince Of Wales proved even greater card IN the
hands of Its Managers pecunary than the intrinsic
merits of tho affair, as great rs these undoubtedly
were"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

W0oD's MowiNG-MGcHIyE ~ ENdLtsD.-We
notice that M the great ouadrennia trial Of moving
meehines under the direction of the Royal Agricultural
Society of England, at Leeds, the iiIst prize was
awarded 10 Woods Mower, manufactured by Walter
a. Wool at Hoosek Falls. This trial was protracted
and thorough commencing the 9Th and closing on
the 18th OF July. Twenty different machines COM
peted ion the g,snd prize. Among the number We're
The Buck Eye end the Bsll Ohio Patents Of the United
States. This award by the Royal Agricultural SO.
ciety, after such practical test. Is the highest
authority abroad, aud establishes Woods Mower as
tho stanford mowDg-machne for Great Britain ana
the Continent for the ensuing four years tiiai OF
these implements occurs only once IN four years unas'
tho direction Of the Society, ands conducted wMh su
scientific accuracy Of detail and thorough p'a ~ i.
tear "a fully 10 try the strength and capacity OF ah
"''h'''' 'p"' ''"'f''e W. ~ Troy Daily Tines
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HrESAs PROBABLY, TO BE WHPrro Reader, look

UrryAs PROBABLY TO BE WHIPpsO Reader, look
over the following, which We lind IN The 1oodsf0et
Senf,Hel.
McHrSE, cOrSrr CrRecrr Corsr oe, Term, 1881 s.,s Of
mnois, Meieny Co. Ad4h ~ H..a.u IS, John H,s
ensn defendant above named having bern hsd In the Office
Of the Cet Of aid Circuit Cont, s9se sr,e! .se e ..s
aid Court and isusd olt Of .d Couu
s a Sc1G s1ss' S SS ~; as. ,ou he aid DE-
fendali shall personally b. and appear before d Ciieu .o9t
holden a, &ood.ioi o. .id county the second Monday q
October la and plead snsweI % deAo 70 said
. s .sd Charged win be ,isn a. eOSsi decree
eTsd ssa., yoo ,ocS'a dr., e 'as PS a. 81 az
T. d. MuEPHY. Solicitor CHAs H. hUSsLL' I'.Ih
last Saturday week. when the train arrived here
from Chicago land OF or readers VIII remember
the crcumeLance among the passengers was noticed
rather dashy looking couple who, from the appearance
exhibited OF their having Travelled, attracted some
little attention The pair took up their quarters AZ
that model ola country tavern, :" Pane's Hotel we
were no, long in recognizing In thenale member OF the
twain, none other than young lawyer OF Chicago,
Who perhaps IL more noted for his musical than his
legal talent.
We'll, as we have said, this WAS Saturday The next
day. Sabbath many inquiries passed around as TO WHO
was the distinguished female visitor at tho hotel All
were agreed upon one point: she mist be noted
lady She was con sdered clearly dstinguishsble from
the ordinary run OF travellers ior reader DO yon ,hs
our Young men incapable OF detecting talenti II 80,
You are fooled, decidedly. For this reason, the LADY
herself should never expect 10 have passed a day or
two here and not attracted special notice. and we don't
believe she did.
Saturday evening the gentleman took the LADY out
riding, all 80 gayent and gay thus advertising
Themselves publicly 10 the sfmiring multitude.
sabbath afternoon, our visitors left and crossed
the country to Woodstock, from which place we hear
from them through the aforesaid mentioned " Billy
Divorce"
The object of their visit here may be surmised when
we saw that the ladies supposed +" counsel was seen
with some of our Court Ilouse officials, that our term
of Court commences in September instead OF October
as in Woodstock and will DO seen by the bill, no.
tce for divorce must DO filed sixty days before eom-
menoemeni Of Court. go,
Great Is Heonan bu, we fear Mrs. John c. will
vet prove too much for her belgerent husband Grea
are law yers especially members OF the Chiesgo bar
As Murphy Of Woodstock appears IA solicitor In the
hill, couldn't tits same Chicago lawyer now net az
second Tor Heenin in the cause 7 Heenan, come 10
time. sycamore I'LL True Republican, Aug. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

GEORGE N. SASDERs.--This somewhat notorious
politician, to whose knavish well as 10 whose Jolly
eceentrieities political friends wont 10 exercise
questionable federation, has been brought ia deaaheY
to the Government TO the extent of S2 900 Sanders
had Joyous and seemingly goohearted element In Lis
notorious want principle, which enabled him. though
evidently untrustwothy, TO obtain Offices OF trust.
Strange etores told OF bis doiUgs In the autumI Of
1856, when be made himself in New-York the head and
director Of all the kHayh expedieus TO prevent the
election Of Fremont and TO secure the election Of 3q
chanan. He had his headquarters at the New-York
Hotel and there, high on throne Of royal state
surrounded by bottles Of splendd hook and champagne
the imperial bully st dispensing stimulating LIQUIDS TO
his subordinaies. Nobody knew how be obtained bis
money or acquired his right 10 command, bat money
he had in abundance, and bis right to command was
not disputed There, with bis shock Of shining brown
hair crlug over the lowest Of human forehsads and
the most .impudent Of human faces, be freely Dis
pensed the influence" winch carried Pennsylvanls
for Buchanan, 10 spite Of the "Quaker vote.
Ills reward was the office Of Navy Agent in the city Of
New-York /; but George, the President-maker, Like
Warwick the King-maker. had no respect Tor toe
official be had elevated to power: He treated
Buchanan bis tool instead of quietly sabsidng into
a tool Of Buchanan. His astounding impertinence
NAV be said TO have eliminated at the Charleston Con.
ycntion when he sent he Longest and most nsolen OF
all unpaid Geographic dispatches to the Pres'den-st
once touching the latters pride and pocket He m
suited Buchanan in the cosrsest manner and g. the
same time made him pay for every Insulting word ~
the rate which the Directors Of the Telegraph only
charge TO individuals. After this grand andacity,
Sanders was necessarily bothered 10 find say field for
the exercise of his peculiar talents which could sd
vance his reputation. He seized, however, on the
question of secession, hoping by the most nonsene'ca
exaggerstion OF the claims Of the South, to oyer:op
the brazen impudenee Of his telegraph dispatch 70
Buchanan. But be failed. Tie public wondered a.
well laughed at bis insult TO the Presdent OF the
United Stafes they laughed and only laughed; vt his
hampionshp of Davis and Toombs. He Is ut present
settled at Louisville, preaching rebellion sgainst the
Government which 1t Is now discovered he has
swinded. Boston Transcript.
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Eire-Y2eayy Loss.

BUFFALO, Monday, Aug. ~, is6i.
The build ng known the Grain Dock Elevator,
owned and occupied by j. y seiDbqrg was burned at
10 O'Clock this evening. Ii contained not far from
100 600 bufhes Of gisin, mostly wheat. The bailtlng
wa, valued at about 10000, and Is total ioss The
grain IS fully insured.
buffalo. Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1851.
Steinbergs Elevator, which was DESTROYED by lire
Last nj zhi contained but 80 O0V bushels VI grain, III
stead Of 100000 reported, halt OF which only was
wheat 1t wss injured for SO OOo The building and
machinery were insured for $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

PoLIrIc PoLITESEss.-Tbe Southern papers no
longer indulge in the vulgar expression, Free
Niggers." That class of bipeds are now called
"Colored Residents" The Charleston papers say:
The colored residents of this city can challenge
comparison with their csss, In any city or town, in
loyalty or devotion to the Of ;bs South. Many
of them individually snd without ostentation have
been contributing literally and on Wednesdsy Even En-
them and Committee appointed TO provide for more
efficient aid The proceedings Of the meeting viii sP-
pear in results hereafter to be reported"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

AccIDEST rs USIoS SQUsEE.-Dr. Gardiner aud he
wife, while out for airing Monday afternoon, in
Union square, met with serious accident Their
horse took fright in the square, and dashed at q
furious pace down Fourth avenue to Thirteenth street.
where the vehicle struck amp-pod, and both the
doctor and his wife were thrown with great violence
xpon the sidewalk. DIR. GardDer received a severe
confusion the back part Of his head which bied pro-
flsely. The wound was not considered dangerous
Mr.. Gardner fortunately escaped without the slight
est injury. DR.. @. was conveyed 10 his residence,
where prouW assistance was rendered, and no seIons
effects are likely 10 result from the injury.
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UNITED STATS DISTRICT CoURY-Avs. 20
Before Judge sHiPs.s

In the matter Of tho prize schooner Tropic Wind,
Mr.. Edwards appeared for the owners, and obtained
one weeks time 20 answer the libel and file claims.
PRIZE yELAsCo.
Mr.. Arnoux appeared for Messrs. Spoford, Ineston
e. CO. part owners of the cargo Of the prize-bsrk
Velaseo and obtained one weeks time In which to
Tile claims.
SLAYER FALMOUTH.
Dr. Beebe appeared for the claimants Of the slave
ship falmouib, and obtained time to answer the libel
Nos-PAYnFsT OF DUTIES.
Two cases photos papers and chemicals, seized
AZ the House for nonpsyment of duties were
coniiseaied 10 the Government no owner appearing.
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Tng mozart GTSCRiL CoNEITTgE.The Mozart
General Committee met ON Monday evening, At Mozart
Hall, No si4 Broadway, the Hon. John Coehrsne in the
chair The Hos Luke F. Cozsens, Of the Seventeenth
Ward, moved the following resolutions, which
adopted unanimously:
NA>yeas The Democratic State Central COMMITTEES have
called STAT. Convention to meet Al Syracuse on te 4th day
al. s s5snsy re.posa VIII on,ir. aslni.ay 10 thai
s.I and rh1ess al ahis cTiiical lunc,nre II the
neSoerStls party & lhpesssiy demanded Sy every con-
70 Rsou Sssy sSd rlSss a" .oSsAoS he woS
Arc q %, % T. ~. I I here sSn s rs. 20
soas BY disturbing ~ h',sonI and asss ayins se9n our
Irsi dsl.s.,ion, sr1 Ne, Yi t.t Cen,enilap sr: orc
Convention q lie Dsmocrsiic party At syscuss the
All o. sep;eIbeI Committee u five be appointed BY ths
Zee Rss 81 Ths The ola spss hereby directed
soa Ia %: :uS S's 70 psSss . r s @ h
county lhs be tgsa esa between .he %o wing o. me
organization o. 70 make ry o,ber ar resulting IN
dsetsion Which hal be consistent with tbs rights iutesty
ard ono Of the GensIA COMMITTEES snd ths Democracy We
Ressd That tie .4J TsulIny Gsns;.! Cohsit;ss .s
propOso before Thursday The gh ofAbsus he ia Special
ssss s's sss,SS sesa e ,Se -. to The eeeior Of
provided 'os in lbs Ssii Of The stats coui11ii,es
L. +; Col1ens, j. Calvin, L. j. Hamilton, II. X.
nsittee 20 issue the cali.
Mr.. ID. Rowland moved the following resolution.
which wa ADO ted
Resoircd That this COMMITTEES hsvs received with .sa,r
the communication ron the German Genital Cub topony
conference for the rceon stior q dfcpe te
party ard that the CnrHs be authorized 70 sp ONT Srci
nnies f0u eBbers upon tt subject; ana tst ssiI
Committee have fan power act 70. this body povide no
saOunment sl be agreed to which shall retpe
iy and esulaby protect the power Of LIS organzsiicn AID
further provided the sd COMMITTEES sls ropo back 10 this
body for is concurrence any srang e1ients e. cad to-
ID. Rowland, NJ. l.. Harris, -. Y. Fairchild, G..
Svackhammcr, and Henry Stevens were appointed TO
confer with the German Central Democratic Commit
iee, and ths meeting adjourned.
FIFTH WARD REPUsLIcsEs.-Ata special meeting
Of tue Fifth Ward Republican Association, held Al the
Fifth Ward Hotel on Monday evening, Aug. ~, tho
following preamble and resolutions adopted, and
ordered 20 be published:
Wheee The Republican Association OF the Pih Wsrd cor
y irdSrs TIE endg ion 81 Dem Richmond aud Peter
asssr IN hr address to the Nowffoik Dsmocry That all
p men IN ths eapoymet Of the Genesl OovernE ent he
- eoe fShovsd AID uaerdl, the experience Of the past
y1ss st eoDe1svey that she buchanan Administrator
NC eorePt ~ III is rsBicaons; and AeyeIs, the
VofernmsBt bound IN bonor tho Constitution and
vf's"ay Of belas' ossesp fysy Department oIouI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

= Fur PpysrpyN1 IN PrEIL-lt is commonly sup
posed 10 be the duty Of the gentlemen engaged IN the
United States service IN Chambers street TO deNoe
themselves wholly TO the detection of treason and the
pgnismenpof traitors. in the full conviction that,
such being the fact ale woald be gladly received ana
her information immediately made available, we'll
dressed fascinating woman called ON Monday at the
United States Distct.Aorneys Office TO unbosom her
resf Representing her Grand ss Of great urgency,
aud involving the safety OF the highest parsonage IN
abe country, she was shown into aprvate room, and
the United States ic-AttOrney immediately sun
moned from Court
Mr.. Woodford soon appeared, when the lady myste-
rjously gave him to unde stand that rank treason sur
rounded the President She limited that but for her
revelation his life would not be worth twenty four
hours purchase and that the entire fabric Of our Con-
federacy was quite unknown to him, crunlbDg under
the manipulaiions of the secret traitors. Mr. Wood
ford gently snusted that it would be well for herto
give him The facts upon which abe based her state-
meDs She did not know that il would be ssfe to DO
30 the evidence implicated too many bigh officers OF
state and it would not be prudent 10 inust II to any
one but the President Mr.. WoOdford advised her, II
sneh was the case, 20 take the express tIsin Tor tue
Federal capital and there seek out the President aud
Apprse him OF the PTeciPee upOn which he IL 80 ur-
sonsCiously standing
She promptly aequiescod in The plan wondered why
abe had been stupid not 10 have thought Of u
before and wound up by sadly renarking, with
sgh that il ws impossible to do so, however, mas
mach as her limited would not allow of her set
ting out upon go expensive journey. HoSs'nueh did
she think would serve her purpose, the Dttriet-At-
torney earnestly inquired. With smile that disclosed
o remarkably brilliant sci OF teeth, and an innocent
unccnseousnes. most ybs ungly captivating the young
lady coDfded to him that for paltry 70
what was such trife when weighed against the life
Of the hOnored Mr. Lincoln, not TO mention the
impending downfall OF Our Democrats Government
psary s2j would 81 bce fot her humble exgencies.
OF eourse, one would suppose that AIR. Nood'ord
fastened to present bs check to the fair candidate for
the required sum; nobody would dream that lie dared
do Otherwise And YET, viii j; be believed that he,
Federal officer specially commissioned to take care Of
traitors, politely informed The patriotic young lady, ss
be cody bowed her ont Of he room that, eoDsd ring
the scarcity Of cash. be thoug be could safely insure
"0ld Abe for good deal less money. Of course,
sach al Indifference TO The demands Of patriotism wiz
be properly requited.
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CITY ITEMS

x,.,,c,Ds on SBlpBoGRD.-CoIOnu Jaesmsn on
xonaav concluded The hqnest Cd the oooy o. Nnaies
ia a sailor who died on board the snip O'.y VI
uoh;la from alleged violence, az repoTt'd III i"N
TurRuEx of Monday. From the evidence II appear
,ho, ,be deceased, WHO was green hand, was ordered
.lot nv the second mate, j. Thompson 10 grease inc
..ost Lowe replied that he did moi know how 10 10
a. sba had never been slof! ia bis Life. lberenpon
~. .ocoud mate seized a heavy broom-handle, and
- deceased several severe blows knocking him
Avn and beating him while PROSTATE. The INST
ois FREDERICK Pennefetber stood by and encouraged
,be outrage insisting that Lowe should be made to 90
his duty. Tie unfortunate aid az length make the
attempt, but after reaching the topgslnt crOss-iees
fell exhausted into the shrouds. lie remained IN ,aH'
position until the mate cent up man 10 Onne niIi
down. After being relieved, be was laid on the oo'S
and restoratyes APPLIED, but in vain az be SUI
but short time. post-1nortem examination % ~.
body was made by DIR. John Beach, who iouno 'H"'
the aOrta wse ruptnred, the cartilage oil INC n'.0
ksOkeD and the face, head, sides, aoooneh' al" !"
fast the entire body, ,nsss Of bruises Inc Jf! ,vn
.iered verdict 20 The effect that dean was
the f from the crossrees, and thai The ii "as 'ne
rsnit Of the violence previously inihcted on 'ne ue
GOOD NV The second mate +. Thompson 1hey iai
ar, hold thar Frederick Pcnnefether, the Inst mate
80. on alder and abettor in said violence. Penne-
s.,hsr was then committed TO the Tom6s by tue Cofo-
~ 70 await The action Of the Grand Jury. Thomp-
.on the second mate, escaped Immediately al'ef inc
death of his victim, and has not yet been ar1et'eo'
The deceased was native OF Ireland nineteen years
o. age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

AWFUL SLAUGHTER IN CHivA.-We learn from tie
late China papers that tho insurgents have taken an
important city called See-chang-yuen, four hnndred
miles from Ningpo. At Chspoo, which place was also
conquered. the carnage was awful, and those who
escaped were obliged TO hide themselves sanoug tie
caves end rocks many dying Of pivations and ftarvs
ton.