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Auction Sale of Hides.

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NAsuylLLE. August g, ise''
WILL bs sod d Public Auction AZ Uo.tei SOL
Slaughter House, 10 Nash le, It1n-' 90 in-''--''
9Th day Of reptEMbCT, l73o.
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Czronlo Cases

vith gahslschoa RheuunHsul, AHacuoas O. o.
LuuRs: Diseases q the Throat aFaiied sClI-
ssh liIuhs, Plsursy, Pains, Ulc5rs QsEeeT. s.Ius,
Diseases OF the Heart and Liver lniAnHai1l .
the Stomach, Naufalgia, Kings hrl on 5csou-6
Deafness. Diseases Of he Eyes, Dsu.alsied b.
tens, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, sad Consumption.
togstnsr wish all Private Diseases an
Diseases of the Urinary OrEsHa-
70 Jhs Ladies
Aascfons G. tho Womb treated win NOVA
TnOss Married Lzdies who have b0aa 20 uaior1
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b thsiF fuL 1Ire Y found praEnsni, By silng mes
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been not 10 brug forth Ia dus saasols romsuit-i
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DOCTOR McGlLL.
BOTANIC PHYSIEIlA.
N TIE TREAIlIENT CT DBENss y
CEOWNItG Kin WITH sUC1ESS IN
OTHER brATAS, AS Il I8 is
aAgHVlLL.E. TEtNsSSEL

For further information in regAFd %
the skilfUl success in the treatment q
diseases, the reader is referred 70 S7u
LEs THERAPEUTIOs and MATzRLA MEmJl.
two large volumes, late edition OF 1907
the best work in the United State
where you will find DR.. MCGiIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of di,
eases Of women. For all diseases in ths
advertisement, satisfaction Is gusrlA.
teed. With my general practice | uea,
the following
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.lno's Tor having absented himself from the hail q
'11''A~' "'Sh' without the consent Of the House
! rus rs NAL RkyKsus IfLL
rs~ ouso thcn went into Comm 4 o of he Whois ~
the Amcp~st"ry Internal Tax bill
motion saade by Mr. H ,L~AS (opp.j Of Ind. 70
strike the poposeo increase OF Gfy Genus per barrel
on III per lager teer al, porter and other sim lar To-
:, hes'rs Johnson, Kasson and Brown supported Mr.
v0tos
barrel. -
The Clerk read the following amendment proposed BY
the Iominittss OF Ways ard Neans:-
AN"s snah pay Tor every ncess Sio every person, nrm
~ nomk.ny whc shall enpoy others the business Of
0nhg os coal OF Tor gold silver copper. lead iron zinc.
seitsr or vtner mnsra not having taken kcense
cturu SHAH BE- regarded under shis
Dag ag tho debate which ensucd
M AALsr, rep os Mass said, the country desired
one thing more than another IL that the sA0uld
DO taceed ~ tho MEANS Of preserving tho credit Of the
csunty.
NJ Srsvs said the committee had constantly =
work on thiS bill, and had sndesy0roA secure the
largest amouEt VI duty compatible with she VI
country but that the House had sspt away throD
million dollars by refusing TO put additional tar Of
MY cents on every barroI OF boew and other uqusr
TINS amendment was slightly nodded Other parts
Tho committee ro9s, and the House adjOurneE
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SEw YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1865

providing that any person carrying pistol dst - ohsr
dang rous instrument without . iiceass be deemed
guilty Of mlsasmsanor. and may bs punished BY I'm
mn -amen, In tho Pentealiary for NOT les than az
o.,.. more than one year
The sscsr section provides that any parties making
o. ss,,,,e - "arryng their persons, slung shots,
% One, ss'ms METAL knukleS DO shall guilty o.
shesias cqnstAbes, ~ 20 oucers' &C. snAn nss %
Ts osrS az s,ror, ,n may permits V
carry weapons 70 persons Of good chss Ina u.,co,,
The following described persons wthis '' "A shSiI ~
q. Police district shah DO deemed vasrants - nsr
Sons without visible means OF support thoss who be-.
neglected abandoned their families persons lds aud
not having the wherewithai 70 support their families aaa
refuse WORK for usual wages persons hav
ing infectious diseases, beggars, ooumoa prostitutes.
reputed burglars, pickp0ckets &c.
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.ho tn smoke OF the battle ON the extreme nit Of
the psur. In me attitude Of cnsIg,ng der course 20
wsris the La renee The whole thing is life like aud
srprsss,vs Mr. rowe' pr ated the STATE OF Ohio
rssolu.op now ae.dins In the House OF Con- rcss 70
direct NJ Powell 70 duplicate copy for QUE OF the
panels Of the RotuudA
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Direct Proposition from the Rebels u
Enforce tho Monroe Doctrine.
Eject Of tho COnfercnCS ON the
Rebel Finances.
" Amazing, Fabulous, Miraculous Hlun-
desy" in tho Treasury.
In Error Of P0nP or Five Hundred Millions o.
30 In tho Rebel Liabilities,
&C., ke., &c.

Our Special Warrington DssPatch.
WAsnIs0rON, Heb. IL, 1885.
u has now tsansplred that the rebel commissioners
made direct proposition 70 Mr. Lincoln - folows:-
ITO unite tho Union and rebel armies; thus N
blnod to march together and enforce tho Monroe
ne against France and Eagland In that way the pas
sons and bitter feeling now existing between the two
sections would subside and the South could back
into tho Union without feeling that they had been
huruiated.n
This what Mr. Lincoln refers TO whsa he says that
they seemed to desire postponement nrst and the
adoption Of oher 1t Is also referred TO In
Mr. Stewards letter to Mr.. Adams when he says "Ths
insurgents seemed chiefly TO favor mutual direction OF
the efforts Of the government well those Of the in
surgcnts to some extrinsic policy, scheme, for
season. during which passions might DO expected TO sub
sde The substance Of Mr. Lncoln's reply is given In
the Same paragraph BY MT Seward. This corroboratss
my former statement In reference the Monroe doctrine
which TRANSFERRED In the Blair mission.
The general belief here Ia that peace sttanabe
by negotiation and that oil the rebels is tho adop
ton OF some policy that will enable them In circuous
way to work their people back without feeling that they
have been degraded
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The cAsaPsst and best Weekly An ths
Country.
TO rHn RsADERs OF xuwsPApxRS.
The Nsx YosE WEEKLY RzEALD Il the cheapss9 wssk1y
paper Issued In the United s,ea 1t Is published svssy
Saturday, ana It's contents viii embrace The n,ss>ry.
Naval. Political Religious. Foreign Fashionable, Ausu.A
Theatrical, Agricultural, Sporting Art and Literary h.
tellgesos Of the week
While al The other weekly papers havs increased Ass
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Any larger number addressed " names Of subsonssn
u 70 oacA An extra COPY will be scntts every club
any larger number At sane prcs TAsssvas msas -
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Tho WEEKLY HsHALD will b printed q tho SeA ~
whtssss pAper manufactured expressly for US sl v ~
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up v the hour OF publcAs on Az . Newspaper, ~ ~
. Fany, Literary and Agricultural paper, Il ~ -
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contcats viii embrace tho stess War News, lusttasse
with Maps Of the Field Operatiou5 from tho --latest rsss
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SAS PMNcsNpo keb. I, -.
The Eighth regiment California vsssnsssrs V fall ed
ready for service.
Arrived ships Arrscan and King Philip, IRON New
York. Last sveuss sad Fair w,sd, from Nsv YORK, 10
day.
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saies OF Covermm ent nonds.
pauADszrmA, rct n. ises
The agents r~psr Ne total ssbscrpusus y shs ssrsa-
thirty ,ssa duras he wssk a ee,ssoooa
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WM. n. PRINcB HinshnG y. ". ene~ ne usanss
ksiusv's sovevesGn nenedi-s fross rl.ne S"Ess ~
sva the Allows SsrssY -
II in 4urrs II h.. Bieah. aud all dsssses " ~ 1vA
EsGsssnssj AaLns Group .oss a p,.r.y yspsIS
Ft.,.i hsS.s 80 nrahs kidney D.es.s sps.msssyeseS
eheusssiss all phss~s t.oot Dis.rscss sn.hpss Gu
ss"1ss r,,srs Congestion. Csns.ipeaen xAgnaic. ross
w. kssss-s Arrasessos OH W nads 0uaraatsos
~ s.r.. Ssrs I'D pib,.t have pre,sn ssless Tee
III Hssslsx tisry siautas " rhlrv feaStA strssA
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MAILS FOE THE PACIFIC.

The Peace HIission-Ths Fight ut Hatch
erss Nun-Movemsmts Of shorman's
Army-Lnts News from Europe, &c.. &s.
Tho mall steamship Costa Rca, Captain TlskepsAgA,
viii leave this port at tomorrow for Aspuwsh
Tho mails for Central America and the South Pasl1e
will cieso nj hair. past O'Clock to morniay
The Nsw Yoak HsRALp-Edftion for tho Pacias-wu
be published NJ ninc o'clock In tho morning
1t will contain the Special Report Of Prcsdsn IlAcois
to Congress tho Hampton RoSds Conference ava =
the facts letters and kilograms the subject full pa
tcuArs from Special Correspondents Of the Rscess
Battle at HatcheYs Run Va the htsst reports OF SAse
man Advance into South Carolina accompanied WITH
Map showing the Of tho movements against ~
gasta, Braachvis and Charleston; interesting s<vs
from the Gulf and Accounts Of all movements Of ~
Union forces throughout the Country late and ntssea
Ing nows from Europe, Summary OF tho procoedinss d
Congress- reports Of oil other OF the pass
days
Single copes N vrappsr ready for mailing, ax ssaAA
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Allegheny River.
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IBeInhoid's EXTRACT OF Sarss psSflle
sseanses blsod, ias Ne vtgo OF hsAo
syssm ssd pursea out tho hsnoss thai make a.
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why InJ~re the Conplssasn VI Few
s s:.; e. . S.ss;. .H . :i:s: ~
~ 1! To- S.s, sg:G.s sss 90 'kiaSy n4LHssoLp
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Assembly.
ALaAsv, Fet II, tsss
rsra railroad n prookiyn and Queens county.
tosicrring legal powers upes tie Arb'trstsn osa-
mlttee VI the New York Chamber OF Coinmsrcs.
sl<s iATRuDucsD
To authorize No Jerssy Ferry AID First Avenue kAi-
rad Company 70 lay track In certain streets 10 New
York.
TO amsnd the charter Of the Rose Hill Savings Bank
nrYurTs
To change thu name Of the Naoah Lfc and Lamb n
suiabes Company.
The statc Charity I'LL
rN .se coas,vsuoa of an armovy In Rschessss.
Adjourned
Criminal O3ences in the Metropoiitss
Police District.
NJ Gleason has inxoduood 10 the Lsgsasors . bill
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Not = Few or the Worst btscvdevs ahst
yoLD's EXTRACT or sASsIfARiiLA u remedy =
"a nts~o vale
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Jeiats anA
all diseases Of the feet cured By Dr. xAcuARrR. -
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Cherokee Pilis-Female Reg ulatog-
i ss'f fr y ~ A s: D. 2knwns Co. s.v
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Bachelor's Hair Dys-The hest In the
world Harmless reliable Instantaneous Tao ONLY perfo8
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Highest Premium Lock stitch sewigl
nscAtR%s-NEEELBR WILSON. a broadway -
Wheeler ss1 Wilssns sutisuAete uAshfnc.
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Address 10 Smokers.-Pollak Il SON.
Ne.r.chaum Manufacturers 69e Broadway, PourtA
street PTes and Cigar Holders retail cut 70 srdsr boils6s
mounted with oliver aud repared
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Ave- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

THE NATIONAL ART ARTICULATION
Of New completion aad roAdinass ~
delivery the superb steol line Engraving by VIM ueA
ai'e w All IN THE pJRLp or TRENTON
tits the nrst clAss line engrsvA0
TO be issued with premiums each year. worth 9 -
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AT FIVE DOLLARS.
II In endorsed . work Of by
Hon. Edward Everett Hon. VIM. II. Seward
President Lincoln, Lieut. General scott
Archbishop McCioskey, Lieut. General CRANK
Prof. Lonxl.llow, Fred. e. Church,
hos, o. other distinguished persons Tho painting -
engraving
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION
the the gallery SCI aud E3 Broadway mort 70 Dau
Actuary.
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"Hs Is merry Of heart hath csatsuai feast" Bya
be rry OF heart with dyspepsia and bQ
oasnsss craving them IKE twin ,ulturss At h. sonsce
and the ifser Why smEer them TO gnawf Why forAap
health appetite, chesrun-ss and mirth when HOsTBJy
1EKS birTERs will Danish the pangs q tsdigestsn sal
make creature OF the pinlnx suncrsrf
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simple but saeesA The sn,re freedom iron Ill dsses
rous Ingredients render "BRowN's BRONCHIAL T1o.
cHEs" or CossA ana voiee Ircnss. remedy ths
female younssss child and has caused As1
70 ~ held highest By clergyman. singers 49,
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A Clear. Smooth Skin md B~au tffSa1
complexion follows tho OF HRLNBOLD'6 COACkxs
TRArED FLUID EXTkAcT sAKsAPARlLLA IL
moyes black spots pmpcs and all eTuptions u the ska
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A Well-known Poet StnRs of "FlOwers
kissed gales" blessed with the
Of the youag beauties who fuALOk'S kiGHv
BLOOMING CEElUs he would hsv discarded the foe
the hnai sing "asweSkissod gala" lie uA
pot have htlEed IL know.
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The painting Of the battle Of Like Erie, BY nr. n
Powell, Aow exhibition IN the Rosnda OF the CAPITOL
srnc,s universal attention, and receives the praises OF
every body, and 10 In reality artistic work.
The battle Of Lake Erie i0oght the 10th day Of
Septenb,r 1913 between the american feet under Com
mcdorr Oliver Hazard Perry, and the British squadron
commanded by Captain Barclay. Perry's flagship,
the Lawrence after having sustained for hours and
halt the ne Of three Of the ebcinys she
became disabled aad upmsnaEeshe, and but eightecn
OF her crew were 10 for duty This critical
ncnt the Lawrence co Id DOT Gre gun, and tho snemy
felt certain that tncv bad tho day. A. this junoture
Perry determined W leave his ship 70 PUN tie gAn inlet
Of tho British 0rs and take command ~ the Niagara,
which was still uninJured. In an cp,n boat accom-
1ntd by his little brother, Alexander Perry, SIX oars
and Q coxswan, he srcceeded In making the half
10 three quastsrr nile voyage amidst the pungns shoe
u the snemy's ships. TLs Is, the moment of
the action represented In the picture Perry
" standing upright In the boat, with his Taco
turned 70 bis old shir, his lsft band pointing 70
the Niagara 10 which the boat IL steering On bis len
bis young Brother is ciinens 10 him. begging lin 70 81!
dow and not expose himself unnecessarily, while the
steessmAn gssticulatng the same request shot has
1ss struck the oar Of the negro Hannibal who o. scs. In
the sxpessios Of his fsce aud sure The terror o. his
emotion. wounded man u pushing awsy . mass Of
spe and cordass from the boat and che Other sos As
esRisg sssra4S - uksir essS ne NNnAm y 49,
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gave Immediate orders that tho medical sta should at
lend 20 the sick prisoners The whole Of the arms four
aed pieces and the correspondence were taken posses
sion Of by the aiiies
MOVEMENTS OF TIE PARAGUAYAk FORCES.
General hadnraga has received news up TO September
1T of the movements of the Paraguayans under Robes
who had retired their former positions Their squad
had down 70 cuevas with tho intention OF act
log the Offensive II the allies move across the River
Coientos the Paraguayan General may DO lakon IN tho
rear with General Geiy 0hes and tho main body of
the Argentine army in front OF him
COLONEL EsrIgARRfBIA.
This Paraguayan chief who, after comparing himself
to Lcondas and other heroes of antiquity surrendered
himself and his division Of men ~ prisoners OF war;
arrived in Montevdco by the British steamer Merscy
from Buenos Ayros on September a. route for Rio
Janero He is tall, spare man, very dark IN color,
pletely Indian in appearance and showing mixture OF
white bood-his dress and carriage mo- ungentlemanikc
His preference for the Guarani language means OF
communication CONFIRMS the surmses that hs colleague
the Chaplain Duarte the editor II his bombassc de-
spatchos This latter worthy romans In the allied camp
by his own choice
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chez peat Newspaper AID Best Lstoras
~ Family journal Ia th,' Cosntry-
The Wgsx.r HssAa for tho present Aysek. rssstr
contains =.
fun report OF the Execution or CAPT Wirr, ~
Andersooyic jaiier at Washington Of his Actoas
ana COO ge'aaticn previous TO the hanging Fun
OF tho death Of Preston King Late Collector Of tho pos
Of New York, with description OF his personal sp-
pearance general habits antecedents &C. The lstess
intelligence from South Carolina Georgia Tennessee
other southern States An interesting article Brih
Fair Flay with lis, Of the persons Great Bnsala
wae FURNISHED tho Rebels with articles conssabaad
OF war; Accom-, OF the movements Of Lieutenans
General Grant 10 New city Late and intercsssns
Intelligence FROM Europe aud other parts OF The World
Editorials On leading events The Current News
Of the day; the European Winter Fashioas:
Poetry-"Kss Ne Before Co. written for tho WxxxIr
HwALD) "soog', Translated from the German for thu
WEEKLY HsRAIDl; 'sThe Dead Two highly interesting
stories, written expressly for the wKsa,y HxRAID en-
titled s'Ths Way to Wilmington. and 'sAunt Phebs's
Ghost" Musical and Theatrical revow for woek m
terestng Literary Artistlc and Scientific reading. Re
gio9s Intelligence Sporting News sessonsbic Reading
for Farmers aud Gardeners Varieties FacatD vauanls
reviews OF the Money, Commercial Dry Goods Boot and
Shoe, Horse, Cattle and Family Markets, and accounts o.
all interesting events of the week.
TxRMs.-SngIe subscription 81: Three eopios 81
Five copies s.; Ten copies, SIS. Single copies Ftys
cents each. limited number OF Advertisements In
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after which tho lecscr proceeded 10 speak of The pox
sons whose poctsc1 regulations made by the war
Out or that class no mentioned tho names or Bvownei
Cutter T,iton George Townsend aud vorsytL W,l.oa
Dr Holmes recited In exq,issts feoinx manner a
poem entitled a0rderiy sergesOs Hoert Burton which
listonod 10 with bseathIess attention In conclusion
ne spoke OF tho oems OF the tls other sapes
than that OF versetho poems % ssttca which wore
written tho blood OF patriots The gcQuess to ssten
derly forward 10 their Northern homer tho bodies OF the
Union soldiers poetic the santimc1t uttered
by Mr. StctsO0 "The Astor Hoase makes charge for
flooding Massachusetts, troops
The lecturer loudly spplsuded a, tbs close of bis
entertaining revt0w OF The pools aud poetry u the
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rsounIs wIrn rHE INDIANS MED or TROOP

rRNuELxs WITH THE fkDIAks-kEgD or TROOPS.
IRON tho Santa 70 New Mexican. Oct. f31
Indian robbcres and depredations fast bscom ng
tho order OF the day Not day passss hut some unIor.
tuns,e citizen Il despood Of his hard earned property
and yet nothing " done W avort their succsssvs out.
RACES upon NE and property On tho contrary Il seems
10 be the and effort OF those who could remedy tho
evil II they inclined 10 continue by sscking 10
cses,e the impression that ali Ia peaceful and quiet
SO far u this from being tho truth, that there
!, scarcely town on tho Rio grande that hiss
not io's stock, 70 greater or loss essen', Inc
NayJcos snade descent upon the towu OF
AbiIni6, and destroyed considerable property. And
again this week about thirty head OF sto w,~ stolen
from the nctghborhood u Peha blanca For w, months
past tho Indiana have had full sni undspe possession
OF the RIO Abeo. entering tho tpwas and ranches ana
making on with whatever plcNsed thor amy
Such IL tho doplorable ooBditico " tho Territory ~
present. and no one SEQ how oaf tospeci8 f 70 90
improved unless the authorizes y Warrington cu %
shown I'll true facts in the AZ long ~ e snhan
sarerintcndcncy " uGod merely at srpJr o' INC as
tict commandcr--as a sub,crvien tool 10 Further MS
personal aud political ends. We eau esyst np mn rom
that quarter Tho Only boyo 10 That oar delegate .oL
Ciavo,, Win mako such rcproscntaonst W the s"hons
n Washington a. will induce them IN grant the dcercd
rclics. what va need is troops, plenty o. ,rvps, "a
crsi 4 dietrt comnsDsici, AMI AMIN ~ "a. head D
VA lgtlA ----
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CorYners' Inqaests.

FArA Case Coroner Cover yesterday held On
inquest ss hs New York Hospital the body Of Heory
Jackson colored man, who died from the effects Of
injuries received by fhIGg through The haschway OF
Messrs John voghs Co 8 store 500 Broadway where
he employed a. aborer rhs jury rendered
dict Of accidental donsb Deceased was thirty six yesrs
Of age aud native Of Pennsylvsuia
Arthur Beatty, fireman employed on board the steam
tugbcst Relief lying at the foot OF Harrison street.
North river, yesterday mornng found yns dead in
the engine room he having accidentally fallen from q
ladder on which no ~ns descending IN ths engine The
injuries mostly 10 tho head Coroncr Cover beId
inquest on the body NJ Beatty was twenty .sevon
ycars OF ago ana native NJ New York.
On the 14th Inst John Ksndrigin who was employed
new building In the ~ erection corner OF
Church aud franklin streets accidentally fell into an
excavation, distance Of twelve feet and received In
jnries which terminated fatally 10 The New York Hos
pital, whittier no had becn conveyed. An Inquest Was
held on ths body by Coroner widoy, end yerdet Of
accidental death was rendered by the 'ury Kendrsn
was native Of Ireland and forty-sis years o. age
John Bandcsf, 8crmsn, twsniy sight yssrt o. age,
died NJ the Now York Hospital from tho etecis Of In
jures received by falling through the hatch into the
hold OF the ship John Thompson, 90 tho 18th inst, ~
pier No North river Coroner Cover hold an inquest
over tho remains and the jury rendered verdict or
cidental death Deceased was . single mao, and had
bccn but short time IN the country