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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

The Erie Railroad has already extended 50, 75O,.
00o'of its second mortgage bonds.
The steamship New York, arrived this morning
from Europe, has 35l 900 in francs, l6 $40 Ameri-
can dollars and 9s $50 rix dollars. The Borussia
has about s7S 900 on board, consigned as follows:
bank OF commerce. .tIO0OO
l. Won Holman Co... 20 900
Gelpcke, Keuger Reischelt 5000
By the New York we have London papers to
the 10th. Cotton was higher, breadstufs steady.
Consols continued steady on the 10th, at 9l7s 90
for money, and OPS 9214 for the account.
The London Times of the 10th thus notices the
market of the previous day.
Loans offered to day in the Stock Exchange at 5
per cent for short periods, and 81 until the 10Th OF April
The demand in the discount market continues very
deTae. The last price from Paris this evening 6Sf
the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates
Amsterdam and Hamburg were shade lower.
further small sum IN god-about Is 000-was taken TO
the Bank tocay. Under the arrangements proposed
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer with regard Ex
chequer bills the Improvement will be effected of causing
dsm, by which they will be assmilated to all other
OF negotiable securities Thus, instead of "a. per
day which yields &c 0s l0d per annum, I'D, which
yields f2 5s 3D. the rates adopted in future will
be "a per cent, any other even sum that may be
found Necessary.
The same paper thus notices and quotes Ameri-
can securities
In the colonial market Grand Trunk Of Canada stock re-
coded u a. East Indian has also been dull, while
Buffalo and Lake Huron shares improved American rail
way securities continue depressed Canadian i've per
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oar Bermuda Correspond nce.
HAMILTON, Bermuda March !

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Narch IS I5
Arriral Of a Nee Governor and HIS tauap,foa
oceyrmcnt-Erpated Departure n G. rsrn0r Nun
A Census II TIE hldnds &c
ON Thursday the 4th inst, the TRglish mail a.e
Delta arrived at st. Georges from Halifax, brioyir
these Islands Colonel Harry 81. George Ord, OF
Engineers, our newly appointed Governor. n
lency, accompanied by his secretary, reache
angton that evening. and on the following
twelve clock, was duly sworn In at the Conn
ber Governor ord is fine looking man, and
ner most agreeable and he has already left n
impression on the minds OF those who have ee<1I
and i s hoped that his administration win be one
beneficial to the colony.
Governor Murray, VINO Ia thus relieved from
vernment Of these islands, which he has hell y
wards OF six years, will leave for Engnnk IN
mail steamer Delta for Halifax, about Monday ~
census OF these Islands is - be taken on 81
9TH Of April next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

We have received the annualreport of the Michi-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Com
pany approved by the Board on the lst ult. 1t
shows, as we stated a couple of weeks since, that
the company is in better hands than it was some
time ago, and that its business is improving. The
following table will show how much money it
earned last year,
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs, NEW ORLEANS.
zuLUFrom New York for Kingston, ia, the Goth day OF
Zach month.
BENvLK-From New York LIST arriving at Havana 9Th
New Orleans 9TH From New Orleans 18th, Havana 18TH
irving at New York I'D.
sr1R or New York 9th arriving at Havana
l4h From New Orleans sd, Havana 10th, arriving
York sOh.
CABAwBA-From New York iIth arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2h Havana 2Sh
arriving New York Sd.
PHuApxLPuIA-Fron New York 10Th arriving at Havana
18th. From New Orleans 3d. Havana 9Th arriving New
York 18th.
DEsoro-From New York 2lst arriving Havana 10th and
New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th, Havana Sth
irving at New York 18th.
ou1KxR Crrr-from New York and Havana every twenty
days
EMPIRE CrY-rrom New York 18th arriving at Havana Sd
From New Orleans 18TH Havana 10th, arriving
2lst
MArAmAsErom New York for Matanzss the 9Th OF
month at2PM
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters intended for he New York HSEALp
should De souied
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Police Intelligence.

An otD DopGE REvIyRD-FMss LETTER CARnd
SwISDrE-seyeral persons have lately been swtdled
OF small sums Of money by the revival of-alp
which was in extensive vogue few years ego. D.
position is carried on by band Of clever rogues
about loaded with bundles Of newspapers and lette
der the pretence Of being express letter carriers,
at private residences In the day time At those con-
hours when the male portion Of families are supp
be "down town at business and the females are e7j
undsputed charge OF the domciles. The pau cons ID
ringing the bell AMI delivering letter from Calfor
Tor which the sum Of twenty NE cents . demanded,
generally paid by the transporting famnines, who ID
take time TO consider that the sum 10 rather extrao1
nary. case In point occurred a few weeks ago at
house OF Mr.. Charles T. Shumsay, 80 Carmine stId
While that gentleman was a. business person called vi
the following letter, which Will serve ~ specimen,
which twenty i've cents required by he carrers
paid
DEAR siR-we hereby notify you OF the termination
our tnership and closing 81 business In this 81
Please forward your bill for etlement and obge Y1
sAS Francisco, Feb. 20, 1861.
IL is scarcely Necessary to add that Mr. ShnmV
never had any dealings with the California ncm and
all probability never heard OF them The police, VIII
field Of duty has recently become wide, would do WI
perhaps TO confne themselves to hunting up consprac
to assasenate the pockets Of people here In this bleed
city OF New York, where thero Is no end to the ce1
schemes to defraud and commit other species Of niqui
The cities OF Baltimore Savannah and Charleston, in
meantime, may be committed to the care or PROVIDED
and local police forces, who rnay not be atogethr Yp
Mr.. Kennedy "a beau ideal, but doubtless will naGb
gel OF comfort oRly epQYgAu hY ii1n6no
srAEBISG ArFrl
incidents 80 pecun
ARRAY, came of N
Sunday evening The
Patrick Sennot, quarrefi
fculty, and then drew shV
ISLANDERS suggested that the n
tic, and advised them to give
quickly adopted the humane SUD
mist "took all such chances he 4
the unarmed man, and stabbed him
was subsequently arrested by the Min
ard committed on charge of felonous
wound, tho igh severe one, Is not necesz
BURGLARY. The Office Of u O. Smith, at \
road pier foot OF Duane street, was broken ID
day night and robbed Of fi35 In money. No ar
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clear weather from the deck Of ship at
The Illuminating apparatus doptrc by lenses, of the
The Of skeleton work. HIGH surmount-
ed BY anern with white top and 20 yards TO the west
reeds The tower stands in lat 40 43 n lon s. 81 east OF
The bearings magnetic. Variation IS 80 W In 1861
0' '0''n JOHN 81 ief WAsis3Toy Hydrogapaer
Whalemen.
ocean, Sis sese5e sss Dec IuGs ns n9
with 40 bbls sp "a on board Sent home 500 bbs So oil Re-
ports % fom Maize pee BARI osssGla Bsrksr Ns is
sP: s15f is sn "a Ss sen s. F 5 3
9 s go q 20 wa S from TS az S 4 ess
very light winds Heens up lat 30 ii since then
sRs
2lO long 81 " W. in which ay-to " hours under bare
Arr at Newport April l. bark Mary Frances Rule Indian
with 2t0 bbls sp, 800 do VIII oil.
spCken-Aprl !; e5 miles east of Sandy Hook, whaling
Hams No IaJ
ship culva'or from Liverpool for New York, March 49,
between Holyhead and the skerries.
Ship P0S Charlie. q si rom ' Ss
Tyde rn.s Which exhibited sn american and then an
ship Autocfa; Bgrwe, from Liverpool, via Queenstown,
ship Sepparsii Am, March lat 50 il n lon 80 w.
same t%e bark T%sa o from Liverpool for OF ohsreson
BARK my Buck Grimm, from Liverpool for Ma'anzas
hence Tor Nallao, req -, :, Ion
81
Bark Cogswe from Providence for Zanzibar Feb u on
schr New York Sweeney from NYork for Japan, Dec 30
the Line, Ion l29 f.
schr Tasman, Connor from Nyork for Kingston ia
March o. lat 81 90 Ion 81 TO- Had lost overheard the
and Portuguese seaman. on 22d
schr vapor psossway q days from Richmond FOR Rio
neiro no date, lat n, Ion - TO-
schr Garland II days out, bound southward March ~
lat IS lon %.
Foreign Ports
ASJFR Jan l7Passed by ships May Queen Jordan, from
Macao for Havana I'D Sancho Panza, Hale from F1ocho~
for NYork; ed, Snow squa Lloyd Annoy for do; Revere
Rocko Manila for Boson 2lh Horizon, Reed do for SYork
10th, bark star King Smith, Snanghae for do.
AMoy Jan 2J-In port bark Ashley, Ashley, unc sid
2st, bark Carrie Leland, Smith, SsmarsnR
AKYAn, Jan 3l-In port ship Wandering jew Stackpole.
from Singapore arr 25th, for Europe, lde.
ALLoA March l3-Sld Protector, Stephenson, NOreans.
ANTWERP March lin port ships Berlin, May Elizabeth
Hamilton, Harding Narragansctt Brandt Brilliant, Hager,
and Kitty Simpson, Hepburn, for NYork barks
Kuhn, Moss for do April lO Margaretba Radon for Bos
ton Aus brig Elena G. Gaduch for do April ~ sid
lsth, ship Actos, Berry Sunderland.
BASGkoK Jan l7-n port ships Geo Dee, Barstov, from
Hong Kong for China, l6tk Harriet Jessie Deshnn
Lee, nong Kong
BlrAviI, Feb2-In port ship windward IIamn for IIol
and recnppernR; bark Homer Rowe frum sydney, NsN,
BEscny HEAp, March l5-on Rapid, Axbefry, from NYok
for GotbenburE
BRIsToL Pill March l5-Ar Hornet, Mitchell NYork
In kngroad 18Th, Grace hammond from Cardiff for New
York-has been forced up ~ stress Of weather.
bKlfAsr March l5-Arr kalmia Lghtnn, NYork Sid 18Th
Noane, Turney Norfolk.
BfAusAs's March lo-sld Eaphrasia, Apalaohicola
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- new mixed Western At railroad depot, 6skc 600.
for Southern yellow, and CSC. Tic for white do Bar
ley was heavy: the sales embraced $500 bushels two
and four rowed State at roc 72c. Barley malt was
firm, with sales of 200 bushels at $50 Oats in fair
demand at 33c. SIC. for Western and Canadian.
CoFEE-A sale of 433 bags of Rio was made by
auction at llc average IL "a l0oc Messrs VIM.
Scott Son give the following statement of stocks &C.,
to April 2Stock Of Rio and Santos on March 90 1861
A POI bags; received SINCE Ss60-.ots 3l2l; sales
for consumption estimated at IL 25l Stocks OF Rio
and Santos on the I'd day Of April, 1891 Al $40 Ceylon
1,13f; MaTacabo, 7,335; Laguayra l,642; Java mats
4,474 government bags, 500 total, GA St. Domingo
$751; total bags and mats 81 $50 The stock Rio March
Philadelphia, 4 co.,
CorToN1he foreign news had favorable influence on
the market, which closed at advance from nc 10 c
per pound The market was also active aud the sales
embraced about 5000 bales, closing at II NC. a l3c
for middling upands The following is a statement of
rcd uriih he urari o,st hrao - -
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per pound The market was also active, ana the sales
for middling upands The following is a statement of
the movement in cotton since the lst September last
compared with the previous three years.
1858. 1859. 1890. 1851.
Rec at ports 2,2 eco 1920 COO ssss 600 ale5 900
other ZIP. 2is,SSS $1,000 $500 $500 $50 coo
Total exports; 1,sll GOO $4,000 2696ooo 2to6 600
or which during the past week, included in the above
Rec a. pOGs 100 Gee 1900 200 $1,000
OtherF.P. 10000 10000 $4,000 10000
Total exports. $4,000 10000 5000 10000
The decrease in receipts at the ports compared with last
year 500 600 bales The decresse exports
Britain ll9 600 bales; decrease to France 600; de-
export 100 600 bales hessrs VIM P. Wright Co., in
their circular for the Canada remark as foows-The re-
ceipts continue to fall of at all points compared with
last year Crop views range about 700 900 bales with
more advocates for total not exceeding 600 900 bales
The markets have all been active, and further advance
in price established
FREIeHrs-Rates steady, with fair amount offer
ing To Liverpool about G0,000 bushels of grain,
and wheat engaged, chiefly at 10l. 10 I'd in bulk
ana bags 0OO bbs flour Ss 800 boxes bacon at 32s
Cd with some small lots repacked at 32s Cd and 200 bbs
lard at S5s To London 900 bbs flour engaged at s
3D. 500 boxes cheese at 40 and 200 erces beef SO 81
To Glasgow eco packages lard engaged at 37s 3d.
and 200 bbs shoe pegs at 3d. 3D. vessel taken up
for the port and engaged 81 GOO bushels wheat
at As 3D.
HAY was steady, with moderate sales at 75c Soc for
shipping lots and 90c a 95c. for city use.
MoIAssEs.-The market active and steady with
GALES of SEQ bbs Of prime New Orleans by auction at
291ac. 351ac.; gao hhds. Cuba new crop at 19hc.
20c. ana 80 do. Porto Rico at $50. a 35c.
NAVAL SroREs.rhe market quiet, and sales limited
to eco bbs, in shipping order at &c.,. and 500 bbls
common rosin at 81 80 per $40 lbs, delivered.
PRovEoNs.-Pork-lhe market was higher and active.
The government contract of 1000 bbls having been
called for and TO go out Of Market produced specula
tive feeling and GALES Of 900 bbs ess made at
ST. while some ota Of prime were sold at $l3 and city
prime at $l6 80. Beef steady and in fair de-
mand with sales Of 200 800 bbls at IS rs 50 rs for
repscked mess, and SO $l1 for extra Prime
nominal. Cut meats were unchanged Lard firm
and In steady demand with Gales Of 800 bbs and erces
at &c l0c Butter and cheese in fair request at
unchanged prices
RcE.-Saes Of $50 casks were made at 3slc. a 3Tc
SUGARs-1he market As firm, and the slight advance
of yesterday sustained. Sales embraced 600 hhis
within the range of 41c. a SIC sale at auction Of
1877 hhds Of New Orleans from SIC. to 6c and 28 do
me ado at private terms.
wHEKE-Sales of 800 bbls. were made at Iskc
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TtEsDAY, April Z-b r. NJ.
AsHEs The market was quiet at IS 314 for both
Sorts
BHEApsrurFs -Flour-The market, under the influence
Of the foreign news, opened with more frmnrss and
buoyancy but closed tamey for most brands State and
Western brands the best sustained The transac-
tions footed up about TO- 500 bbs, closing within tho
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M. H. y. NArITy, agent for Mr.. J. ). Rreys J
tame r, dcl in lowell Mass, on saturday -
OF the lungs The attack was severe aqf
deL. Mr.. Naulty belonged Ia Philad1
remains have been sent. lie was az
bic young man, and during his
kon many friends, who VA hea
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Balance applicable TO dividends ....... s244 oi9

oaiAuce appAcaoie 10 ulVdendS VA 0i9
Thus had there been no floating debt in the
way, the company would have been nearly able 10
pay the ten per cent guaranteed to be paid on the
guaranteed stock. This floating debt is stated in
the report to be in process Of reduction The last
report stated it at sl0S6,7s3; the present one
states that, exclusive of coupons overdue, and
after deducting available assets, it amounts
to $437 1856. The amount of overdue coupons
appears to be sl44, 42s, and the available assets
which, with the exception of one small item, oil
seem to be really available, amount to sl65, l97
The total amount Of funded debt as stated in this
report is s969O,oOO; last year it was 1851 ,OOo
increase of funded debt, $4,000. There does not
seem to have been any increase in either the COM
mon or the guaranteed stock since last year, and
the following table will show what the road now
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Tie following table will show the amount at the
several repositories subject to the draft Of the
Treasurer Of the United States on the 25th of
march,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM KRNTuCHY.

LouIsvILL8, Sept. A.-Lincoln has written q
letter to Gov. Magomn, In which he CON ludea
thus:
81 do not believe that 1t Ii the popular wish
Of the people Of Kentucky that the Federal
troops now In that STATE should be moved
from her limits. With this impression must
respectfully decline to sympathizs with Gov
Magof1n In his desire 10 preserve the reacs OF
Kentucky. regret that cannot hnd In your
not very short letter any declaration or init
nation of your desire to preserve the Union. u
A letter dated at Naysville, Angus. 31s',
states that 4 boat just landed from Charles.
ton, Va, reports that Gen. Tyler had COG
m.n, of whom only $50 escaped.
The report concerning the death Of Presi.
don't Davis, originated with one Of the un.
scrapulous Washington correspondents of the
New York Herald. The report caused intense
excitement until the dispatch was received
stating that tho President had much improved
In health.
Is stated that the Committee Of Union.
lists in Kentucky have received dispa .ches
from Lincoln, In which he repudiates Ere.
monts negro proclamation.
LATBsT.-It IL denied this afternoon that
the Union Committee have received any dis.
patches from Lincoln in relation to Ere.
mont's proclamation.
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/. DIED.

O'Clock, GA PlfOLA, Infant dsussi"s Of sra si
s.d AIv . Penny. aSsd one year two noaths and
CAP came awhile on earth TO smile,
Then sx.:tly ps:asd awsy,
that sio.sos SON 4 H 4 ;:''' ''"''''
Can bloom on earth again;
The little dove has aown above,
To sing noblsr strain.
Though Ger her grave in silent grief.
Cars blsst, and II ct rest,
While W. are mournsfs here.
Her funeral wtli take plses from her fa,hsr's
evening, a.s o'clock. The friend: o; The fani|y
are respectfully invited to attend.
q; spnhSWy.xd.{ the sth ia's Of typhoid flyer.
Ann Tompkirs. sgsd years AID months
N b 1itt as, one, ny .ys:t ore.
That gathered ON thy brow.
Ny little ons. my sweet one,
Thou canst not come to me-:
But nearer draws thu Numbered hcur
Whsa shall 60 to thee.
And ineu, psrshanss. with ssrsph smile.
light come the frat to welcome me
To ocr kmaAuers land.
The friends OF the family are requested to 1t.
tend The srsl from the rssidsscs VI his M
on Nenaois street, this afs.rnoon, .. o'eleck
wv eAuSnSC VI lis u1Cle, MI. k&mUoi j
b inst , s. the ass OF =, LESLIE ". MOORE
Mo asn'sTi: 49, son of The late DR.. Alfrtd
The dsssssed WAS. member Of the gallant
Foa tn Alao, ma Regiment. which bo,e ITSELF 90
'nobly ct the battle If AAAAssa, vt when pIscs
ne contracted the disease which terminated his
NE Jhts has anatner cherished Victim eesn
added to the long list Of those VINO have fall On =
sacrIdcs TO ihts unholy war
~ huntsville and Florence, Ala, papers
pAeAse copy.
On the 9TH Inst, OF consumption, GUSTINs
GER Mr a, In the s5th year his age.
me irlends and acq aaintsnces of Ills family are
thted &c attend his funeral, from trinity Church
On the 5th ust ,JOHENY, son of Timothy And
Bridget C0llahsn, sgsd II months and 70 DAYS.
h1s funeral win lake place from his fs.her's
residence, en- l1th street, near Old Market, this
day, Sept 9, at o'e eek. fhe hienrs and &C.
Qualntancss are Invited 10 AtteLd.
On W dnesday the 4th, CHARLES AUGUSTUS.
con OF George r. and POtamta 6honbnrgsr saed
years months ana days
The funeral viii take place from his fathers
residence, IN Port Mayo this day at II O'Clock
rne friends and Acqualn,ancss of .he family are
respectfully Invited to attend, without further
notice.
On the 4th iuttant, at the residence Of Col,
Thomas Bigger, Of typhoid lever, GkORGE
ALbAANDEn sian Z b, az Cd II years a mem
Volunteers.
His remains were conveyed BY his father to
Charlotte county for internent.
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The Money! s. South.

The New York He aid is constantly en-
desvoriDg to demonstrate that the South is
out of money, out CT bread and cut at elbows
generally. In a late issue it forgets itself, and
ASSERTS that the peace movement at the North
has been ''eyidenuy started under systematic
arrangement, and through the medium Of sup
plies Of money from the rebel camp. These
Vsgabonds have been bought up by tho ag,ats
Of JfFr DAVIS TO do his dirty work" An
othei a. The nu.aberless Illustrations which the
Es5a'a daily furnishes cf the old saw-liars
should haze coed mernories
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsaroS, Sept. discriminating ccurred
near Bailey's before daylight estsrday morn.
ing. The Confederates appeared in consider.
able force from Manassa and deceived the
pickets; but at four O'Clock In tho afternoon
the Federsls had possession of the Cross Roads.
The Confederates are reported to be con.
centrating near the Chain Bridge.
The steamship X. 4. Ford has arrived at
tho Navy Yard. Her captain, first and sec.
ond mates, boatswain, and carpenter had
beor arrested and double chained OF charge
unknown,
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ne XiCD aAd tl< Sartl..

We have already expressed the opinicn that
Che ooGselt Of Mexico to tie passage Of North
Urn troops fog the rurYose Of invading the
South Is matter oF no practical importance.
That il was given, as asserted in the Northern
papers, "wsthont qualifications or conditions
Of any Kind, although such we're tendsrcd.,
we DO not believe. We satA2c incline to give
oredonce to tbs suggestion that Mr.. CoRwIN. the
United States Minister TO Mexico, promised the
IeY loan Govern nient, As consideration fer its
graQt Of the right cf wa, the restoration of
Texas 20 The Mexican Republic. If so, SIr.
C0RwIS, Ike some other people, has been very
liberal with that which did not belong to him,
and Which lie has neither the right nor tbs
ability to give. Texas achieved her inde
pencerce OF Mexico by her own strong RICH.
sr;G, and she Is not less able 20 maintain i as
q member Of the Southern Con federacy than
when her Lone STAR without T. friend or
ally, ioated in triumph over her colossal sd
versary. Of course, the act Of Mexico, in
granting permission for Northern troops to
pass over her soil f3r the purpose Of invading
the Southern Republic, Is 2 hostile act and
one which vii. sooner or later, stc4ro It's just
TetIibu1ir n. The protectorate which England
and France, according to runner, extend over
Mexico, canuot possibly give her inmuai y
under tie law Of nations to commit any VIC
iation II good faith and breach of The peace
towards htr neishbors w!ioh she may be in
ciiued 10 perpo,rate She will be held to a
rigid account fcr hor conduct. The Southern
confedefacy has no flbuster;ng policy or pas
sioos; II has territory enough TO satisfy al its
wants, but i. bas also rights which must be
respected, ana tho violation Of which by Mex
leo nsy end In the readjustment Of the South
srn boundary, bat not in tie manner which
Mexico expests
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FATAL AcnIrxsr ON TEE Pun Anr,pur. Pau

FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIE PHILADELPHIA Rail
ROAD -Eliz. Jane Mitchell. a young and in
leresting lady. was killed on Sunday, On the
line OF the Phiadelrbia, Whining son and
Baltimore Rsli-oad Nv bainr RIM over hy IN.
six o'cioe train from Baltimore, at the in ter
section OF the Railroad track and the North
Po'n, road. in Baltimore county, several IN les
from tue city. She was crossing the track
and as the train came long she started 10 run
when her shawl dropped CT, or was caught By
the engine. ard she was struck on the head by
the forward pat CT tho engine, killing her in.
roun'y, he'd an irquesf on the body, and the
ysrtiel was in aecU;d lrce with the narrated
facts
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In the fury Of its controversy with the n. \
Tribune AID Times, ,he n. Y. Herald occasion
ally blunders upon the ruth. A late Number
FOCUSES those journals Of forcing the Grand
Army Unto the trap set lar them at Maaassa
'u'ct'on, resulting il a complete rea,, at
ss''if'd ae''h enormous seBeriag ans! GREAT LOSS
~ 'ge.' About two weeks ago, the Herald
asserted that the entire L sderal loss at Manas-
sas waa 3lS killed