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IN casks and bbs dun bat steady isA 81 -
Ssc for whale and 81 fs5 crude sperm cry d.,
req was nnchangst AZ SOC sc Palm was quood At Vrc
on 51as wssera held y so though 81. q 3
sns DO IN bag. a. =. "a do ro a Ea., iala seed ~ a
5s I s sols pork = Do ss,r 10 Do
n nss Iss pSsE .a ss9I,.Ssl = .sis
eia sess a. soa. s:s sssi s. ssss %
81 'ss' .ss new g.. 81 = 3 sr G pms ' a. q
Essss 81 Sc i 4. ....
sn w Rssa ssS. ID y f de-
ss s:4s Beer active dem "a and Am dIa
:. .si SIS 81 70 s. ss a. e. sf ssa
o. no SHES prices were unch.ng Beef hams were r.,
sa 80 Bacon, was. firm, with a moderate q.
81 's ~ o isas ssat .aaS ribbed and
pe M f9 es ss sss. . 70 s .s
e9 ea a s SIC O. Tor rssed As oh0ass " &
plsslsa hams. issc do and i7c ~ bag
do as sasss. dT lard to css Kettle sr sass ss
was firmly held and feir demand Cheese Urn a
s'a
'n1 ssSsa
.se. az; Levi. and Jeasr.an eaaaiics Welsh
ordinary a.rss Welsh TUBS o. hsif
dr. aa 10 os sso q sa KS
ss A. nssn. ana tubs 400 90 Canada a5s
fancy and Iasaar shapes: ls asse factory d:,r,ss
qasy ia & Far Farm dsrs. nss and slsrs qualify
li3sc 1885, farm dairies good, i3c. Hc; tarm
dAlrieA common, lie . l2c. Orange county SKINNED
and IN S II Aer.
e ~s ass
IN S on "a ss ApSar . n far s.p ss
continued dun sales o. 1000 SD!s; Z, aasis;
.%sa pros'ss:s is We heard :sls.
o. 70 casks Carolina Al lo and ~ oaks primo carolina
sgsAn, with a moderate demand was very strong and
tend ia 0Su tn the of &c
sales were limited to about 300 bids. on bssis Of ile
II q eos. pc ssS Ro q sna SS.s
Havana, ranging from hAc 1885, az to auai,y Re-
i iass isss Tor hsrdss -'''' = '''S''
heard pes s . .ss q
b.. q price, ssaw tho :. s and 70
s Suns snrs i p sas MACE p'm'n'' 'a
,s.ssa aaisSus arm :, ,:
aus. Al iSss is l small sales Within the range limo
az sa III rough u. was
sAar.ws note the sale Of about loo bushels inasu1 on
bsrs' pr - ioows-ss - for Ash,oa's
for ground s. IS for PSassian and Doc 6ac for Turks
ssElrss was dull Small sales Of sne.inn made at
TosAoco-Ths market exhibited no new features
pornce Sales 1870 bales ioc, 70 cases 81 Con-
neccu seed leaf al 4 aud 10 do Connecticut binders on
TALLow was moderately active a. about former prices
sss hs ss = . yesa m Ss 10 sS %erS arm
however stras pig, quoted 2+c gold Banc 6c.
do, and English do $50 do. Plates. c. charcoal was
held at from IS TO IS 1, gold.
WHsKEY--Receipts dll bills. There sales;
pr entirely nominal
woor.ln domestic there Is moro business doing than
there during the fore of week. but the market
Is st called quot previous prices however are sustained
Foreign remans dull. The sales y5 UOO lbs teeces
at SO. a 7Oc. Including 10000 lbs
Western at SIC. 4c; $1,000 and ABOVE ohio at lsc
bOc.; 1000 do. Xxx do AT 6ac Is 0Wdo rckock at 6sc
70c.; SUD- do Pcnnsylvnnia NJ 5!c; l5Om do No and
State at &c 3OJ do Sos at &c., and one Let OF
7I,uVU hn n
also 20 900 lbs pulled 1T 27Lc Sc tor No. and Soc
43c for EXTRA nv lbs. Texas at 2lc &c In
Guiding 1900 carpet the inside price, and part before
report $1,000 lbs California 23c &c for fail
and spring cl in manly OF foreign the sales
VI Cape aud IL bags secured. private termA
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

FALL or A Bull DING. Considerable excitement was
ocoasoned about half-past two o'clock yesterday after
In the vicinity Of Madison street and Bedford
avenue BY the fail OF unc,cuped building in that
nsghborhood. The house two story BRICK stu
Rted Madison street, near the OF Bedford
nue., and was owned and occupied by Mr. j. T.
Phillips Az near as can BIO ascertatned the found
alton Of the house was changed by tho frost
In the ground, and while the family thore,n.
having no apprehension Of danger, especially
from such source feeling the flooring gradually sink
beneath their feet were perfectly with
There was rumbiing sound intermngled with break
ing ttmbers and then the Rabs end Of the house fell
out against adjoining house. separated only by an
alieyway Fortunately person injured; but their
escape seems almost miraculous. The nrs department
soon the ground AMI rendered good service
cIay 10 preventing the promises from taking Ore from
tn. heater Tho loss Mr. Philips house estimated
at $4,000. The adjoining house was al.o considerably
damaged.
The RECENT FATAL CASUALTY GRAHAM AVENUE
RAILROAD coroner Smith last night concluded the in
quest in the case Of Ca,harine Lnzner, who run
over and instantly klicd BY the Graham Ave-
nue Railroad the morning OF the 18th inst.
Tho testimony having been submitted to the
jury they returned the following verdict at
ner came to her desth BY beng Knocked
down and run ovee by No. 2S3 OF Graham and
Flushing Avenues Brooklyn City Railroad Company.
The rors censre tho conductor and driver OF said
for not properly attending to ner duty, aud also
sure the railroad company for employing
time for their meals, aud that the railroad company b.
compelled ~ adopt some means 10 prevent loss Of liio
and accidents I" Tho driver, Alexander Wright, was
thereapon discharged by tho Coroner.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac tor New york-rbis Day.
suu Yises. ....... Z 16 uo0u sets ..... We =
sun sets ......... 90 High water....cve u o.
Port OF NEW y0EK, JANUARY n, 1858.

CLEARED.
steamship City Of Boston CIR. Rosfeil idvsrpoo,oss
pAl-.
Steamship Europa (Bri Craig Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamship ID souder zarshmAn, ChaTesion-Whseisr
Karr Ande, fBr1 Davidson. Brstol Ell W o Fdve
bark Rhea syvis (Br Mckenzie, Dunkirk-H Dewoif
Bark L q Bgelow (Brh Corning Hayrc-Boyd Hlursen
BARK HANNIBAL Hawkins Aypnwei-N l. MrCreeds
H.rh Ocean S,eed prerc., scw rcdfo-d
Brig Oliver Cuts (Bf) Nelson, Port an Prinses Murray
Drlg susie srout strou' csrderss--simpson A ciapp
prfe Psisls Hnekiev Foster, sauls RIVER, Ga-smpsos
siir redwood Gardner Ensnoe,hport Merrill,
schr Ireland Townsend, Vera sruY--3 small %.
schr Anne Leland Bennett, - Martha. ssvanilia aud
sehr David WATSON new jones' cardenas-winehes,er
4 Leeds -. -,
rchr A l. Palmer tBrl keyc. - Joan, MP Nevius
sear rin.s Smith, KEY West and Apslaehicoa- Renrsr,
schr L A Edwards. Marshall. Baitiuos.-A Abbott
Echr Minnesota. Cobb. ball'more--M BedelI.
schr Harry Ned, Green. New hsven-0 Rsekettt
slooy Deep River. hurley. New Haven-a q Racket
ARRIVALS.
nsroErgD OK rHE ugsALp srgAs YACHTS.
Steamship Eilsn ferry chspln, Yswbsrs 70 Gossspssd
Steamship Hsmsra.. Couch. Richmond. sS Meorssdy
steamship rrasssns. Sherwood rerslAsa With mase. to
snip losssut xyssaA San sr.soso> Oct with mdss.
ship oSusawsiish csr, Conway. Liverpool, Dec vita
mdss 70 walsh Carver Game NE southern passage and
e.. s s1s s .:; S:s up .'s - :,.. .d
SAiI Sss Asassxus rsssAss sAsss,. ssaAasA rsbas
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

FEsTos MEETING II TIE THIRTEENTH WARD. "A large
aud enthusiastic meeting last evening held at the
republican headquarters Thirteenth awari urge the
claims OF Governor Fenton for the yico Presidency
Mr.. Benjamin W. Wilson occupied tho char lie brief.
iy addressed the assembage to the objects Of tho
meeting, maintaining that New York's servicas In
tho were entitled 10 recognition, and that The
best to recognize such servicei son
of New York with the Vice Presidency. The mos, DO.
serving Of all ct2eDs Reuben H. Fenton and II
be hoped that his woald be presented 10 the
Chicago Convention AT thu conclusion Of President
Wilson's remarks Major Hasgerty. Mr. Sanderson and
othsrs addressed tho meeny and couside rabe enthu
sasm WAS manifested thro lghout.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nInrricd.


BgovS-THosrsos --On Tuesday evening" January 81
at ST. Marks church. Southboro Mas, by the Rev.
tharles wingatc, Mr. ELnsrDGx G. BRowN. Jr OF Nov
York city, Miss CARGE f. daughter Of the Aonzo
thompson, Of Boston
CAsSnL-TURsEuLi~-AtS $40 Broadway, on Thursday.
January %, by tho Rev. b ID. Alexander. ID. d., VIII
LIAM H. CaSSxLL TO ELIZA X. A., eldest daughter Of
Andrew Tgrnpu, BOOKSELLER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tsrytown, on Saturday
evening January Is by the Rev James Seldom Spencer,
Mr. JoHs H. CusMSGHAM TO Miss LIZZIE Towards, both
OF Tarrytown. n Y.
Dow-rRsHsRSE-0n Thursday, January 20 by tho
Rev. Charles Payson VIZ LIAM :. Dow 10 GUssK G. i,
diul liter OF Richard Ireharne, Esd, both Of this city,
No cards.
Goanos -PLArT On Wednesday. January %, at Deep
River Conn, by Rev VI Weeks assisted by Rev. VIM.
Denpison SELDOM - GORDON OF South Bergen. j., TO
Miss Flora A. PLArr, OF Winthrop conn.
.ACKsos--JosEs AT Willow Lake, l. l.. on wsdnes-
day January 80, by Rev DIR. Carmichael, Wa II. JACK
soy, Astoria, TO ELrzABGTu j. daughlor OF j. ). J.
Jones' Esq
srAMn--ANpErsov --0n Wednesday, January 81 BY the
Row j. r. Anan EDWARD SrANM Of cassei, Germany, 70
klIxA ANDsRsos, OF New YORK.
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ssy :po E,e ban, 91s % D.la 90 u. At" g. 0a
.n s' hs5 P5i \; sr Ss,apo. ssgs
s s.''lf So, e s5 a. gs:s ' s. viz.
s;i siaH X Fss s:.'s 5s a.r,r "a
Had oas NV WV sp SsTG Sssa IS aas
Ss VIM s,w o Fort :. FsDes Dee % "a
ousso York a a. rs:s as@e JOss
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:"m Tsg .Ssns w v,9e for and h aA
sr. u Gss s.. AS s ss s. ISrns III
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VIII NJ : & Ss1ss. i ~ s., re- ss' &
p srs s ss h 1,s s,ry B ss' MAJ S
wq s"is &C. ssd 70 J ( @hi.aey 4 Co n.u,,..
S,, nasns Jan with mossses and Cocoa - TEow
Big hs.G walsh. St oroiI, 4 day.. With :ng,r ao 70
kGshs p sq s Csy Fore part c sh ynas
brig Isss.. sopnis ar from for s.s
nrg Nimwaqkie tof B.nsor,. Warren na.e Br.mhnlIS
.S ys Isssss -'a Swsod to MaTr
s h csp ns and ,eSs,s Of Che crew the captain
while yiPg :, slrgoans As,oa MArsA and wa Robinson.
Brig /. wadsworth fof Eastport Bailey Baltimore Viz
% m msa,9g . hor F With Goal g o.es.
u s sy. .,;s s .a &C. oAe
@ afs, r.sr n ss ss" Eadsa g. H.. sssa
days north . Hattera. with ,ironr head Winds
schr Margaret Smith, Smith, Newfoundland. with hs.
sssr Gsa Gran. HeKeansy. Newfoundland, with Ass-
sShT w% spr.sus CrandA. Windsor. passsr v
p sSss L.s Reed Rsos w..s Isles. sB. 70 days. Vi.
schr Randolph .Hr). Bennett ,sst John.
with t's Som mS
strong noraerJ winds tho lost part OF dssk
schr orallco Small Jacksonville II days
schr Paul Tnompson Goisrey Jacksonville. IL daya
sshr Laura Brdgman (of Bostonl narI Charleston u
schr " Saunders Weeks Washington NC, = days.
schr samu Warren. Middleton. Elizabeth City. nc. u
schr Belle Cuhberiy York River, sdsvs
Schr Noses leonard Lyman, Yorktown. days
o sspi had gale FROM Sa enc .s
part OF deck load
sss1 ia'f Esg. ia:,s ss Ss.r vis ya
so aas ws .osss Gsna r Portland. ''
sehr i.rss 1 sno. 4 Psssu @1.f Rsaei.na
sehr sardnas sns acosn Gs virginia
schr Amelia Eiems Knox. Rockiand.
sehr Nellie staiSuct. G oonisy. Rookand.
schr Ada Ames Adarin, Rocksnd.
schr Amy Kuiyht Hamlia Boston.
sehr RosanGs ssaSn ,s, m Boston for rhadsph
sss sr kS, s ss,ma. p;ys
schr Hnion Wade. prorassoe .0'''''0'
schr War HAsle, Kelly, Providsnce.
sssr safssrs M ss ffnpq arl .r Philadelphia
Steamer Relief lwrecker Williams. cargo from bars
SAILED
Steam Yacht Dixie Florida; shps Ravensrcrsg KIT Oar.
SOM barks Fredcn, Payson: brig aoodhus: sohrs
Aiso steamship r souder Charleston
Wind at sunset WSW
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Political Conventions and state Legislatures

Political Conventions md state Legislatures.
Radical-At Chicago, May 90
STATE
nnecticut--Demo cratic New Haven, January 20.
Indaua--Radica, Indianapolis, February 20.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Frankfort February n
Kemtuckv-Radical, Frankfort, February 81
Aaryland-Radca,, Baltimore, March
Missouri Radical. March 4
New YOrk-Radcai, Syracuse, February 8.
New York Democratic Albany. February n
North Csrolina-Conservative, Raleigh, February ).
Pennsy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Harrisburg. March l.
Pennsylvanla--Radical. Philadelphia, March IL.
REcoSsrRUCrioN-- SESSION.
Arkansas-Iittie Rock. Nisa,seippi--Jackson.
Florida-Tallahassoe. North Caroline -Raleich
Georgia--AtsntA >. Carol charleston
Louisiana--New Orleans Vrginla-kichmond.
Texas holds election for against convention and
delegates thereto February 10.
Aiabams for against the constitution and
State officers February 4 aud 8.
Tho Northern elections open with New Hampshire.
March 10, followed by Connecticut April 6. In New
Hampshire the nominations for Governor have already
been mado-democratc, Joun G. Sinclair. candidate as
yoar and Walter Hartman, radical he present ncum-
bent for re- election
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Died.

AcKrnsos On Thursday. January IS, Grosas Acxrs-
aged 20 years.
Company q, FIRST regiment National Guard, the men,
bers Of tho Brckaycrs' Protective and Benevolent
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral sunday
ut II o'clock, noon from the residence Of Robert NO
wninney, No SIS West Fifty second street, Tenth
avenue.
AsLxY.-On Friday. January a. Of consumption, Joux
AsIEY, IN the S0th year OF his age.
attend the funeral sunday afternoon at half past
twelve o'clock, from his late residence, 2l0 West
AsfIsY The mombsrs OF Chelsea Division. s OF r..
are hereby notified TO meet NJ the dvison ROOM
Of Eighth avenue and T.snty- MIN street, on Sunday.
January 90 at twelve O'Clock TO attend the funeral OF
W. ~ $3.50 - JOS. CnAPpELL. W. p
JAuy, N. McNrr. r. 8
Bsnsr.r.-on Friday, January a. after long and
painful ilhess 1BoaAs BARnxrr, native Of tho city Of
Cork, Ireland
funeral from his late residence JOG avenue A. on Sun.
day afternoon, al two o'clock.
Cork and Chicago papers please copy
BALDWIN --0n Wednesday, January 20, JAWS g.
BMpwrs, in the seth year OF his age.
TIE ayes aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral without further notice, this
Saturday. afternoon nc hafpast o'clock from his
late residence, NO 30 Esss rsenty second street.
BgARw.y On Thursday, January %, MARY r., infant
daughter Of John NJ and Matilda Bearnan, aaed year
This iniaut treasure leaves us sadly, sadly mourned
Tho Trends OF tho family are invited 70 attend the
funeral on Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock from tho
residence OF her parents 1o4 Willow street. Hoboken
BRows--In this city, on Friday, January -. Of
Brzhts disease 81 the kidneys, JoszFa II. Bnows assd
81 years aud IA days.
the friends OF tho family ara respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, from his lsto residence, No 70
Lewis street, on sunday afternoon, at Two O'Clock, With
cut further notice.
CARRoLi.--O Friday, January ~ Klrs Y. CARROLL,
wife OF Joseph 3. Carroll in thu 2ist year OF her age
Tho funeral will take place from her late residence 90
Cannon street, sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
clRRoti.--Ou thursday, January 20, RosASss Csr.
ROLL, native OF The county Tyrone Ireland aged 90
years
Tbe syends and relatives OF the f1mily are respect.
fully nvixd 10 attend the funeral this Saturday
aerr DON Al hsfps-t one o'clock from her la,s rssi.
des.e r,fty .um "a street. west Of sisth avenue
CRsaER --cn Wednesday morning, January a. HlR-
rfs nsgsfs 10 tho totn year OF his age
HIS friends aud relatives respectfully invited to
attend the funeral nom the rssIdsncs Of h broshsrn
sesmnsI stress On ssaday sfssrnsss. q css oeissE
without further notice.
CURLY --On Friday, January n, THOMAS ylAscn.
youngest child Of Jonn and Jane Cursy, aged months
and - days
Tbs relatives ana suds Of the family are isvis.d
sssaA ~ fuespat froa ~ rssSsass Il ~ PsrsasA
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BROOKLYN CITY.
SUPREME couRT-ClRCvlT.

Action Against New York City Railroad
Company.
Beforr judge rappan
James Sherlock brought action in this court yes.er
day tor $4,000 damages against tho sixth Avenue Rail-
road Company Of New York. Tho plaintiff was rid
ing down the avenue on ono Of the COM
pany's months since, and when
near Eighth street the was into
by four runaway horses attached lager beer truck
and both the plaintiff aud driver or the severely
injured. The plaintiff testified that he the horses
distance OF aud told the driver to b. careful Tho
driver the other hand testified that no did not
the runaway horses until too late to prevent the
dent Tho Jury returned verdict for the defondsnta
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SHOCKING MURDER At pOTTsyiLLE. Pa
From the Evening Telegram OF ycsterday.l

From the Evening Telegram OF ycsterday.l
HAEsisBURo, Jan. "a, 1858.
Captain Rebrer whose father resides in this city mys-
terousiy disappeared from Pottsvilic months
He then had two partners IN tho coal business There
suspicious OF foul play, but nothing definitely
known untl this morning. whom his father received
Intelligence that tho body OF hts murdered son
had been thrown into Marshfeld coal slope,
about five hundred feet doep and filled with
water The slope is now being pumped out Tho
or OF tho partners OF the deceased
divulged the crimo. All the parties implicated have
been arrested. The motive TO. tho murder Is supposed
TO have been TO valuable coal lease Tho
of the partners Of the murdered are Smith and
AlbIighton
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passed ~ decisive In the senate Yesterday
expected ny ,hs close vote Of "a 70 IS Mr Bowegran,
OF fiisned MAZE tho principal speech la favor OF tie
centsulpco ~ fne iorca whose facts aud 1870
unaosSerlhls had ths friend. OF bill chosen
10 aitsmpi reply But their settled policy,
and Ike men who knew Their strength they held their
peacs until he hour apponted AMI then quietly passed
the bill. desiits all hlbGsterny or opposition. The
decision OF yesterday the rsia position OF
the parties and henceierth The responsibility " thu
situation Il with the who have wrought tho nov
Order o! lh.ngs
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FIRE AND PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE AT ROCHESTER

From the Evening Telegram OF yes;erdsy.l
ROCHESTER. N. u, Jan. -, lSGs.
The interior OF house IN Deevan street damaged
by IRE this morning. Three OF the occupants OF tho
house seriously aud perhaps fatally burned and
tao more injured by jumping from upper window.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Jan. A-6P NJ

BExswAx.-we note sales Of 1000 lbs Western 4Oc.
CorroN-The market very and . further nd.
vance of Nc per ID. established all grales closing
with increasing 1rnness at the Improvement The sales
nbraced 900 bales, incud 2bt specuation 6S
export, 2476 for spinning and l0 transit We quota:
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i The value Of the imporiaions Of dry goods Al this
bort for ,hs ~ssr ending January "a compares with ths
nrsyioua vsek A. foJows:--
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

mat 1T shall be lawful for said con-
9regatlon. at its first meeting subse-
queat TO the passage Of this act, to be
held at such time and place as the
persons named in the first section of
this act may designate, by a majority
OF the members present, to ADOPT such
bylaws as they may deem expedient
regulating the government of said
corporation, prescribing the number
character, and duties Of their off
GERS, and the manner Of their cleo
tion, defining the terms on which
persons may become, or cease
TO be, members of said corpo-
ration, and providing in all things
for the holding and disposal and
conveyance of its real and personal
estate, and for the management of
said congregation, which bylaws may
be amended or repealed from time to
time, under such regulations as said
congregation may adopt: Provided,
That no bylaws shall he adopted or
remain in force inconsistent with the
government and laws Of the United
States, or with the constitution and
authority Of the Presbyterian church
In the United States of America.
SEC. 4. ARd be at further enacted,
That Congress reserves the right to
alter, amend, or abolish this charter
at pleasure.
Approved, July z, 1868. a9
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Late News Items.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1895.
one case Of cholera which terminated
fstallv was reported in New York on the
18th.
Brazil is still sending troops to Para
quay. The total number sent since the
commencement OF the war is si.2l9.
Weston, the pedestrian, mas failed to ae-
comDIish fifty miles in eleven hours, at the
Forest city Park, Portland. His time was
II hours. o. minutes.
4 man named John Spicer was killed In
New York on the l9th inst, by taxing
stryohnIne, which was given to him by
an apOthecary in place OF seidlitz pow
ders.
The Nova Scotia delegates who visited
England to obtain a release of their Prov
inee from under Canadian rule, returned
To- Halifax on the 18TH inst, and were re-
ceived and warmly welcomed by the pop
uiace.
A fatal distemper or murrian is prevail
Ing among the cattle in Georgia. Quite q
number of fine mfleh cows have died from
that disease. 1t Is reported on the Increase.
IL Is stated by a Boston dispatch that the
counsel of Andrews, the Kingston muir
derer. has left him for good cause, and
thai he has selected Charles q. Davis, OF
Plymouth, so defend him.
Oi the morning Of the 9Th inst, il was
discovered that there was an opening in
the safe OF the Importers, and Traders
Bank of Boston, and tnat $4,000 In bonds
and cash had been stolen. The affair was
Kept quiet until a day or two ago. No
trace has been had OF the robbers.
a row boat containing eight persons,
while off the foot OF Forty-second street,
New York, in North River. on the evening
OF 10th inst, was upset and one OF the
young men drowned.
The Grand Convent ton of the order of
the Brse Britz, recent Hebrew organiza-
tion for charitable and benevolent pur-
poses, commenced its session in New
York, on the I9th inst.
"A dispatch from Altoona, PENNSYLVANIA
dated 20tn, says: Four cars OF the western
bound emigrant train ran OF the track of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad yes
tetday One OF them was capsized, break
ing the wrist of one woman, the collar
bone of another, and slightly ipjqring
others. No lives lost.
\ ST. Louis dispatch dated sOth. says an
army oAitVSA JUST rom EOib AaAhSup oA
the Arkansas River, says that from
twelve to fifteen India rs, representing
neaIly all the tribes on the plains, were
cOngregated at or near that post, to re-
ceive annuities; but that, on account of
recent depredaIiOns committed by the
Cheyennes, Col. Wyncoop was ordered to
withhold the arms and ammunition. This the
Indians said was a violation of the treaty,
and they notified Col. WyncoOp that If he
lid not issue the arms they would fight
Tor them; that they were ready for wal
again. The meeting broke up in great
confusion that evening, the 10th inst
The KiOwas had attacked train en- route
from Kansas city, also Mexican train
and a mail carrier and had robbed them
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21
NASHVILLE.


' NASHVILLE, J July 20. - Jeremiah
Ezell, a young white man. was shot
Saturday night, near Franklin, Ten
nessee. The rumor prevailed during
the day that the negroes intended to
burn the town at night. Ezell and
others patrolled the streets on horse
back, and rode out some distance
from town to reconnoitre. Discover
ing no signs of hostility, they return
ed to town, and made a report that
quieted the fears. A short time af-
forwards Ezell and three others rode
just outside of town, and were fired
upon by party of negroes. eighteen
in number, in ambush. Ezell re-
ceived wound of which he died sud
denly. Mr.. Beasly was wounded in
the heel. Great excitement prevailed
Sunday and to-day, but there has
been no outbreak.