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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
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COON INWARD
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lnch l weighs about 90 pounds aud ssh his inosS nge,
al Nm sir ~ attempt o. make h ecaq-i ne wil
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rr Wm Purh GA Grace ETet- between a. 9. oh- lhs
~ ~ 81. 2 81. ~, & sREEN,
i,7i-.2es No-srsrrd, Ularlst'ec un'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

ITO the Editor OF the Dispatch; The artl-
Gle which appeared over my sig ature IN me seaasl ano
n-h o. ~. 18Th and 10Th nst in fel-tu 10 wJ nspeN
"a trurRsT NJ DAVIS wa based nomit.rn Fhich have
.r seer aimed 90 be lrran-Uus and hereby E az a. 'h
4 sad card regarding ll bstiurst DAYS u De ID an IT,
sPs'-.' "A neno' '''' -1 HAIR vt PICK.
.-- r.-- a 1874 js2t di~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

by ORDER of the stockh0, mo. I'm &c o' .p. sn6
ID ana n Rchm nj, Books Of M on January lsSi 70
\. al fenting ao-se, IN thl elly, 49,, ol -.
iSers - rs osp NJ sock 70 Its naSimua AfkoMURDs,
Cashier.
DsssaS-r asa is63-eOdu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

CRIFTzSDus KoUsfY, Aug 1868.
hereby MOTIF the JUICES OF elecsean a. threc s Pee.
oirt not to errobl oont hodges name tAe pei book
no o;Ber Dis Loyal man nor let 70 DIS Loyal man
vote. JoskrHAk BELT,
Con. Co 81 Ky. Cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

100 ''sa Al o. F'''aa'' 81 ''''''' i !. 4. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

LIZ GEs. PsIx has i-u creuarnttifyng al pa
roed men belonging to the grrisons Of yicktburg and
PerE Huds n 10 report At Enterptise, Mss for duty
withi fifteen days, o. be treated as dessFters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
SALT NOTICE.

A Ii persons IN Henri-o county entitled 70
"A SAN 1855 m cal st he usty Court House and get
be ssoe expect se he present insiani on OF DC
fore the Isl day q February, 1854 ,,,, ,.,,-v,
IN as Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

MIDLOTHIAN NOTICR-Tbe ANNUAL
MI MEETING o. ne s.'ckh lders Of re MlDLCrHIN
Goal MINING COMPANY VII be held On FaiDAA' ths A'4
-. ia ~ ocs. ST the ctice Of the O1-Q7ny-
us. ~ ,,,rr isst JNO. O. sTANARD, ssc'sy.
tlss Of The Ccupoa inls o. TIE Company are potaed
Ter, Tor payment By the 1sr OF FEBRUARY NEAf'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

DIsFaAScHIsIyG KEsrUcKrAss.-The following is
lit raj cosy of an order Issued by one of Lnctln's
loyal" Kentackiane:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

The Fsde'al cruiser K'ar az !, seven guns from
Brest wher she had blen locking ater tie Rspf
neck lat Calais WAS at te end Of last week OF Ply.
mouth. Sound, and stated be in van. OF col. Hsv.
ing visited the American Con nj at P ut1, she tosk
h0r departure in the Westward direction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

Total expenditures to June s. 1854 s. 1888 ~
On motion Of Aid. Claussen, the Street
Commissioners was instructed to complete
the work on the alleys between Brown and
Warren. and Seventh and Eighth streets,
and on Ninth street, between Western Av-
enue and Gaines street.
His Honor, the Mayor, instructed the
Street Commissioner not to oyerrun the
amount appropriated for that puspose.
Committee on grades asked further time
on the petition of j. T. Lane and others, in
regard to Perry and Thirteenth streets.
On motion of Aid. Hornby. further time
was granted and the Street Commissioner
instructed to grade Perry and Thirteenth
streets, provided the cost does not exceed
$25.00.
Aid. Peters moved to take up the gas
question. Adopted.
Aid. Parks moved 10 adopt the report oi
the special committee on gas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

inStfutl lilt ''Iiiihtttt ana lilc SitV .ttur
ney to make the necessary agreement
Motion, as amended, adopted.
The committee on gas was instructed I.
report at next meeting where the seventy
five lamps for the ensuing year should b,
lighted.
! The following bills were ordered paid
". D. Clark, engineering 81 80
- Fifth street. Ss 81
To he charged TO Fifth street fund
Il. :. Craig. policeman. ............. %
| Joseph " Parker, policeman. ... ~
Chris kru.e. rent i.r engine house. II ~
Chris Mueller, CiIei En iueer. dr;y
age -t........ ....-..-..+.. ~
II. A. Runge, paid Tor rumpets and
dI1E1,se ......+.--..t... II W.
+ AID. Davenport offered the following.
+ E.solfcd, ] hat a tes ef five mill on The
dollar be levied on the amount Of the asses
nlent made for the year 1854, fo- ci', rur-
poses.
Res0lrsi, That tax of three mills on the
dollar be levied on the amount of the assess
ment made for the year 1864. FOR road pur.
poses.
Adopted
Aid. Andrc5cn offered the following:
Eesoltsd, That the question how we have
to proceed in order to keep the claim valid
Of the city for tax against Ire " " ~ r.
X. Co., and the Mississippi Bridge Co.. hc
referred to the City Attorney, with thc re-
quest to report at the next meeting
Adopted.
All Hornby offered the following
Resoleed, That all sidewalks. where the
curb-stonc j. 10, laid NAV lie made s.x feet
in place Of twelve feet.
Which. by the casting vote Of he Mayor
was referred ~ the special committee on
sidewalks.
Aid. Clansssi offered the folio wing:
Resojrei. That the permission heretofore
-rantcd 20 Mr.. Waiaca To occupy the City
Council Chamber for a snging school. is
hereby re, olcd and that hereafter said
chamber bc usedio s'.ictly public purposes
only.
Adopted.
Aid. Clausscn offered the fcl'owin@:
Res,lrea That the Ordnance Committee
be instructed 10 report ~ Ordinance. pro
yldlng for an entry Of cancellation on the
city books Of each certificates Of sales for
city taxes. which The holders thereof may
desire To be cancelled
Adopted
Va iu'tI'ii u -Atti IIpiilbt tiit 1phIl'i
proceeded to the election Of an Inspector Of
Weights and Measures
The siayar appointed AID Jones and An.
drcsen l.lcrs.
Mr J. II. Dumont and y. 4. Severance
were nominated.
j. H. Dumoni received ;, votes, and d. y.
Severance received votes
By the casting vote Of the Mayor. j. ii.
Durnont was declared elected Inspector OF
" cights and Measures
unmotion Of AID. Claussen the CITY Clerk
was instructed to copy the Assessment
Book. as returned BY the Board OF E,liai-
Zalon.
't. motion, Council adjoulned TO meet on
v ednest.ay next.
Attest CHR. KAUFMAN, Clerk
\ S.aiEE.-The deck hands on the packet
keithshurg strnck yesterday for $50 per
month. Her officers refused TO accede to
the demand and when the boat landed
here handled the stage plank, &c, theul-
selves, tne deck hands being huddled on the
guards, interested spectators of the novel
scene. We expect the officer. will come
out first best in this strike We elor, in
their spunk, anyhow - Vcs.atine Jourant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

s.H PErTrScIlL 3 Co, 20. 6. Park Row, New York
and State ST ect Boston, our agents In those cities
and authorized 10 take dyeriseet5 ard subscrip
tions for at lowest rates.
Z. ii. SCansx, - Dearborn street, Chicago IL au-
ttorized to receive aIvert f,r this paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

SmAwLs. Sn,wLs A splendid assort-
mcnt at Whisler's. Mozambique >hawls,
Challe Shawls, French Merino Shawls,
Cashmere siawls, SILK Snawl,, Brocla
Shavls 3tavtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The business
before the Board is progressing quite favor
ably. The affairs oi the county are in as
good condition as could be expected
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

Dos'I waste Jour time looking all over
town for the best groceries. Every scnsi-
bic man know, that Parks & IIosmer keep
the genuine article AMI sell a little cheaper
than any other store in the city. Give them
call !; you will save time and money both,
besides keeping peace in your families.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

NEW TELrGEArn Ca Company has
been formed in Iowa City with capital Of
So 600 for the purpose Of constructing a
telegraph line from some nont Oh the Mis-
sissippi river 70 soinc point on the Missouri
river. The project may come to maturity
but we doubt H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
NJ II ri T. y.

This morning. at TIE Pre.hy te.ian Church IL
lie Rev Mr. NcAnd,rson. ADAM BLAIR. atthi-
this city. and Mss ROSE PAUL. ot Pleasant
aleN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

stolen.
A CHIJD'S CARRIAGE WITH THREE
Awheels and double top. lined with enane'ed
cloth noipted black, and with ornamental pan
Ole was stolen from the sidewalk in front Of my
store Yesterday. A suitable reward will be paid
for its recovery. FRED. DEUTSCHMANN
II ~ Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
LOCAL ITEM 8.

FARRAND can show the finest wholesale
or retail stock Of hats caps and straw goods
ever opened in Davenport. His prices are
always reasonable
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
P0stssy rage.

~OOD BLUE GRASS AND CLOVER ON
r The Speakman Farm one mile above Duck
Creek bridge. on the LeCiaire road:
my3l-dl0t WA. POPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
FROM ALBANY.
Recess Of the Gcxis,a.ure-Th Police Hill.

y
DULL DAY.
This has been a dull day in our legislative
history the Senate which has become the CHIEF attfae
ton for the lovers Of sensations has not been ~ SEES
sion TODAY having adjourned oye from Saturday morn
ing till this evening and the Assempl!' "meh ""s III
session, had hardly quorum present.
A RfCESs RESOLVED UPON.
resolution, which has been on the tame ior some
DAYS proyidiu1 for "A recess OF several days 10 com
mtnce The latter part Of this week was debated at con-
siderable length and after being several times ahehuep
was passed AS modified il pru, ides Tor an allouih
ucnt from Friday next through the Whoio oi 'e Wv
pranre,y of taking recess but as 10 It's length Inc
members from St. Lawrence. Livingston, jefferson
and other distant counties, have not been able iof c
most mart 10 visit their homes since coming here Who
tbe Abort recesses have enabled those residing in the
cities and directly the line OF railroads 10 20 nov
nearly every week. The disaE; members now ASK as W.
act OF Justice that opportunity be gwen the 70
he same privilege which can only be done by ineans 81
long adjournment. The resolution mas 10 30 W 'no
Senate. which may modify 1t.
TIE POLICE BILL.
This bill is expected 10 pass the senate THIS evening"
IL is not unlikely that there will be show oil the sanc
attended its passage through the Senate atbough We
have not two men in tho House who could imitat9 inc
role of Fields and Shaer. There are number oi Union
men in the House who cannot brook the Idea Oh Young
for Nc Murray some of the intTacabie Democrats
SAY they will never 60 Acton and Bergen; While certain
mcddlesone ntiguer for selfish purposes OF their own
have been here for some time past endcay"rhB 70
awaken the suspicion of Union men toward the gentle
men last named, with little practical result: II IS
believed. Bus when King Caucus once wares his scep
ter all these dscordsn elements VIII no DOUBT ulsapPe0
LOCAL BILLS.
Bills were introduced 10 extend certain streets ID
Ncw-Yors City aud 90 regulate the sale of milk and
establish Mix Exchange ~ that city Abstracts oi
their contents accompany this letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
BROOKG.HN ITEMS.

Brooklyn COMMON CoUNCIL.-The Board
hod q regular meeting last evening Alderman Tai,
mage ia tho chair. The Printing Committee reported
against making any material alterations III inc lnht,cr
of printug the taA md assessment sales and the fes"'
ton appended adopted The Mayor sent IN COM
mnucation dsepproyBg OF the Tesoutlon adopted red.
J, granting rmission 10 the Long Island Gas tm,n-
paiy 20 lay mains in the streets ot the city. The
MAYOR also vetoed the resolutions adopted On the same
date authorizing David = Mills AMI associates 10 lay
railroad tracks and cars In number Of TIE streets
Of the city, Both communications ordered on ME-
Communication from A. A. Low and other residents
ofihe flights received demonstrating against the
passage of the resolutions authorizing the running oi
railroads In certain streets of tbs lst and 81 Nnlds
1 he subject referred to the railroad COMMITTEE.
he following preamble and resolution was offered by
AID Mclaughlin end referred 10 the COMMITTEE on
Lands and Places for report
Pkeyeaf Tie New Ok Wn-ehousin< Company has here
o o Obtained ron q s s asd ~ ~eGgs er own
parposss, aud whereas such grant. will forever debsI
should q, pubc private -olumeut, Therefore
Re,osd That uembegs Of the legislature t respect
fully requested o. ure Ee peal q al water grants sgd sHs
Of snd under water % aid sew'iok "ArLousins Company
a. tic oarlc., moment.
A resolution offered BIZ Mr. OKEEFE was adopted
qgorng the Legislature Ia take further action an
the bin presented 10 that body in relation the closing
~ Richards and Dwigh; strec;s The Special Commit
QucstBe the Legislature % refrain from passing the
In now bt fore that body providing for the extension OF
Park avenue The report was adopted and after some
unmporIart business tie Board adionrned.
THB FUNERAL OF CONMODoRE MCCLrNEY.-
The funeral u Tie nte Commodore William j. McClu-
ncy took place ay from h.s late residence, No %
Si'h street. Tie services were conducted by the Rev
DR. Farley. Admirals Paulding. Gregory aud other
Ocers OF the Navy were present together with large
ooncolr,e of citizens. battalion Of marines pre-
coded by the Nayy-Ysrd Band. escorted rhe remains
to their last resting place in Greenwood Cemetery
THE ALDERNANIC ELECTION IN TIFF TESTH
WARD-1he official result of the late special election
in the Tenth Ward Brooklyn, for Alderman, u as fol-
lows: 4. J. Van Buren. (Rep., loo; Thomas Kelley.
(Dem.). l,05C majority tor Van Buren, votes.
BROOKLYN CITY CoUBT-Friday Feb. l6.-l
Nos So IL A. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
BUILDINGS The Animal Report Of James Macgregor,
Superintendent of Buildings which has Just been trans
mited to the Board Of Supervisors states that during
the past year 247 new buildings were commenced IN
this city Of which 1872 of brick stone or iron and
li5 Of wood: gi6 were completed During the year
~ unsafe and dangerous buildings, chimneys, walls
&C. were examined. of which lly were removed, or
made safe ana secure and 10 in process OF removal
or repair la eases the time under the special notice
has not yet expired 2g fires occurred during the year.
consuming Buildings and other property to the value 81
S.47 ~ The destruction Of building property 10 the
extent Of nearly 900 may be set down the awess
incendiarism OF the July riots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

AID FOR A WOUNDED OFFICER.-The members
Of the New.York Produce Exchange, through Capt.
Warow of tho First Precinct have requested perms-
sion of the Police Commissioners to allow 0ifcer bes'
sinner who was seriously wounded by Mr. Tibbetts to
receive from them $50 in cash 500 in s. 32o bonds,
and suit Of clothes for his services The request was
granted. The officer is improving, bat some weeks VIII
elapse before he will be able to resume duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The ladies OF the
Methodist Episcopal Churches in this city and vicinity
at general meeting held at tho Chapel Of st. fa'i
NJ f. Church on Saturday last, unanimously resolved
that there should be no rafting lotteries IN any orn
in their department Of the Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

IL GRAND STREET.

The " cs No. SOD Grand street. occupied
"a 4 hat 81, ~ Mark Toplitz, were damaged by fire
on Mondry The stock valued az $500 was COM
petey dostroyed. Insured. No $50 occupied Us Il
stove store by Philip Kalman was also damaged to the
amonnt OF 600 Fully insured. The fire is supposed
10 have been the work OF incendiary Mr.. Toplitz
and his clerk were arrested, aud held 10 await ex
animation by Fire Marshal Baker
IN JERSEY CITY.
Fire yesterday afternoon, in the carriage
house OF Ho.e Company No. 3, in Jersey City. Damage
tYidjbg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
TgF CU.DGrs AGAINST THE CITY

spEcroR The AdeTmen's Committee on Retrench.
ment has resolved 70 go on with the investigation Of
Mr. CarIs charges against City Inspector Boole. MI
h. pleased wiz. their course. and offers every faculty.
for Information The matter has been presented TO
Gov seymour bat he declined to entertain II without
further proof N advance n also before the Grand
Jury in January but after examining one or two WIT
nesses the ease vas dismirsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
NEW WORK DAILY TRJBIJNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY l6 1854

among many others the following peculiarly NewEng'
land dishes: Pumpkin pies apple PIES Indian puddlngr
brown bread pork and beans cider appesauce johnny
clke dough mats &C.. &c. We shall try 70 reproduce
the manners customs dress, and, if possible the idom
of tho time in short 10 illustrate the domestic NE ana
bahits of the rcope whose determined courage sus-
tanned by their faith in God we owe that government
40 dear 10 every loyal heart The period fixed upon Is
Just prior the throwing overheard OF the tea In Boston
larbor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
fAdvcFtisemeu,.l

SUCCESS IN LIFE.--See PHgEYOLOGTCAL JOUR
SAL for Febrlay Pbysiognomy Physiology PhFenoosy,
Psychology and Ethnoosy. Only i5c, or s 80 year
oa. OF ladies aud gentlemen meet Wednesday and Friday
evenings, At 4 oelo.s for private instruction at No JOB
R,o.tu.v FOWLER WELLs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

ca after session Of two DAYS and two long evenings
most usouly spent ard OF the pieasantest ana os
interesting and useful annual meetings ever hea W the
New York STATE Agricultural Society, was huV"rncu
beneficial one and bids fair for great usefulness IN III
turc, D. Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
CITY ITEMS.

Judge Clerke will lecture before the La"
School OF the University on Thursday evening. SUB
iect: THE Nature and Sources OF Common Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
ARTISTS RECEPTION AND PROMENADE Con-

ARTISTS RECEPTION AND PROMENADE Con-
cERr-It will be seen by advertisement in another
column that there IL TO be Artists Reception ana
Promenade Concert by Dodwo.thS Central Park Band
in aid Of the United States Sanitary Commission Brook
lyu and Long Island Fair the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, on "wednesday evening. February A. The e1-
hibtion OF paintings is TO be the most valuable ever
presented in the city, while the programme OF music
embraces the finest possible selections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

+. a q. WARD-( Established ls45)-PRo-
prcg Cou~lsos MgRcssrs also Receiver 9nd Dealers IN
TtorR No ~ Nssh.g'o and Nos ~ sud 90 'rrys,
syyop Marc, Uu5stions gwen when desired Refer to
Bro.a,ray Baus. Nesg ioEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
SALE OF THE WALTERS GALLERY.-The total

amount realized from the sale of Mr. Whlter' eollee-
ton OF paintings which were disposed Of at auction
last week, by Leeds & Co. at the old Dusseldorf
Gallery Was about $4,000 The chief purchasers were
Messrs John Hoey 4. T. Stewart X. l.. Stewart, Oily
phant Wheeler lie Roy. ard Harrison Of Philadelphia.
Although the collection very fine one and next
perhaps in point Of merit 10 the Wolfe Gallery the
prices were snan ranging from 500 TO s., 5oO-ony
few pieces reaching the latter figure. "A View On
MagJalena" by Church, brought sl,U5 Charity, by
II. p. Gray, 81 600. The Little Dressmaker." by
Frere, $3.50; Fruit" by Proyer $3.50 Missed
his Lesson by Meyer OF Bremen. sl,aJo; "TwIght'
by Church, sl05O; Lakes Of Killarney" by Ken
sctt 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
fAdyerselnentl
Mr. n. Il. O'LRARY. NJ. D.-NEURALGIA,

carIRRH BRONCHIAL DIYEuLrgs, DRoPsY, sc-Nsnies o,
5eu In New ok snd Brooklyn restored from these and
o,er ds.ases BY Mr.. LEARY may Re seen az her once
Ga,e av corner Hamilton IT, Brooklyn, v T. once nonIs
rof4 Ia a. m. 70 y. Consuta,ion nee. n b--Leuies
crossing alton FelFy take Fulion-Sy Car TO Csiesay'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
DEATH or Col. BuLrER--Col. A. J. Butler,

DEATH or Col BULrER--COl. A. j. Butler,
brother OF Major.Gen. Bn,lor, died IN this city on
Thursday last Of consumption His brother arrived IT
town on Saturday and attended the funeral which took
place on Sunday the following gentlemen officiating as
pall-bearers:
NaorC.n j. C. Fremont, Col. HarAszthy, Hon. Horace
Greeley 81 r. Kimbal George wilkes, j. G. Palmer, g. n.
Garrison Nathaniel Dole John X Hsckc't, r. T. James
VIM. II. Dwinolt, Eben H. sampson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

OPERA.-To-morrow "Wednesday evening,
at the Academy Of Music will be given Donizettis
Polnto.r with Medori Mazzolen. aud Fernando Bel
lini in the cast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

4 HORsE-CAR Run OVER BY a LoCoM0-
rIyr- Miraculous ESCAPE OF P.ssrSGERs.--A very
serious accident occurred at the Newarkayenuc Cross
ing In Jersey City about O'Clock Sunday night, in
consequence o. extra train OF cars containing the
23d New-Nork Regiment, running over Hoboken
horse car, containing fourteen passengers. Sew
ernl Of the inmates Injured but Of them dan
g,rou-y which, under the circumstances, seems almost
miraculous The driver 81 the horse.car Frank Passa
que states that the first intimaon he Lad Of the ap
preaching train the sounding Of the whistle, when
tie horse spg forward breaking the traces, and the
next instant the locomotive sruck The horsecsr, and
h. WAS hurled against post The sides and ends Of the
car were completely demolished. and the passengers
were thrown In all directions The roof OF tho
carried the engine (Which thrown from the
track the distance OF block when the train came 10
staud.stll The following The only persons ascer
tanned to have been injured: Theodore Dngler resd
ing in Grove street. injured internally one OF his legs
bruised his head ana face badly cut and his clothing
nearly torn of Of min; Phineas Bates and james
Roay received cuts and bruises about the head and
face, frank Passsgue injured in the side by striking
against post. woman aud infant were REL ored 20
have been injured but the name or residence could not
he ascertained II is stated that there fsgman
present give warning. this being extra train and
on Sunday NIGHTS the fagman Is required 70 go on
duty until about 10 O'clock The accident has created
consido rablc excitement in Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

DgowgED. -Coroncr Ranney held an inquest
Yesterday Oh the body AZ unknown man found boat
ing in the dock at the foot OF Carkson street The de-
ceased was Of medium size and had sandy hair. lie
wore black paataloons drab wooden vest blue oyerais
and canvas apron. He is supposed to have been
ltbnf