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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-14

Good morning. Ms. W called to
tyag you one Of d.. Ufaan's CtrcuIars, he
is rtst tbs to'ra soon, AID I arould ad,iis
yon 10 see ham, for kis c,res are hu!y aron
derfa,he Is The same Docto, Mdt cured Dsa-
con Brosra, dfte' all had 9i,sn Ian up } also
Mrs. James daughter, chea Everybody 'ap-
posed Tiers 'ea' 10 chance FOR ksy
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the rtNuRr OF offmk ACT.

II may be well 10 mention here the
embarrassment possible to arise from leay-
ing OH the statute books the so-ealled ten
ure of office act, and earnestly recon.
mend their total repeal, 1t could not
have been the intention Of the trainers of
the Constitution, when providing that ap.
pointments made by the President should
receive the consent Of the Senate. that the
latter should have power to retain in of
fee persons placed there by Federal APP
pointment against the will ofthe President.
The law is not consistent with faithful
administration ofthe government, What
faith can w Executive put in official.
forced upon him. and those whom he has
suspended for reason! How will such
officials be likely to serve an administra'
ton which they know does not trust
them?
Fer the second requisite to our growth
and prosperity, time, and firm but hui
name Administration Of existing laws
amended from time to time as they may
prove ineffective, or prove harsh and TN.
necessary, are probably all that are re-
quired. The third cannot be attained by
special legislation, but must be regarded
as fixed by the Constitution itself, and
gradually acquiesced in by force of pub
Tic opinion.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
From the foundation Of the governments
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From the foundation Of the government
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was withdrawn. 1t is hoped that the good
Offices of the United States may yet prove
advantageous for the settlement Of this
unhappy struggle.
Meanwhile number of illegal expedi.
lions against Cuba have been broken up.
1t has been the endeayor of the admins
tration to execute the neutrality laws in
good faith, no matter how unpleasant the
task made so by suffering we have endured
for lack of like good faith toward Us by
other nations.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A by JOHN l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEBR,
n. This Gay CFricsyl, At II A. ~, prompt


AZ sebeJ7 lregi Jones street.
Ths especial attention OF gentlemen search OF ne
comprising stye speed beauty aud safety.
sale Of this day which viii constof OF the nnest and
most fashionable horses offered this season.
beautiful team Bsys "a high wears old fine, stylish
drivers wth ne, lofty scton closely matched aud drive
gtthcr like horse they have been driven In
last October sccmated hardy and rugged stand
driving every day. capital roadstrs With ne
ambitious Style aud ga have no vice nor wicss and are
Also blood bay Coupe or Family Horse, f54 high, years
elegance locomotive has vice trick, trot
In 8 ID, and warranted sourd and kind.
beautiful ambiconant cntlcman's Road Hossc-lbst
high, odd Of the tnest most gerteel AMI well be-
haved horses that the road he otted last October
In al trick, drives without pulling, with
and Is ranked among the hst roadsers
warranted sound and Kind.
young brown trutting Mare raised by Mr. and
sired by Membrino Chief ts high years old She trotei
fail several county faiy 10 for hors.
under the Of Sarah b., always below f and made
heat eBt; she hne, pleasant caay driver
ghed promising and warranted TO beat 90 and war
rsnicd sound and kind.
Inc above are tho property Of rrivats gentensn who Ia
about leaving Europe. and viii be sold without
Also two Horses. sold close an estate very SUPERIOR
handsome high heads, Jet back.
ysr,,y or cours Horse, fu 16 high years old; one
the o elegant horses Va the cy sound and Kind and Tue
Nav Horse Pet ik high years old been used by
ady on staten Island driven To basket phaelon
orSnotys travel IN nnrtss aud of tie
sUrnt and handsotnest horses proauced; perfect poi
All ths above horses fne and will 10 warranted
as In particular. and far trial gwen and
Will be sod without limit
Full particulars al sale, prompt at II O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

TwErTy HORSES, JUST FROM MICHIGAN.
a. Among them s hne pair ,asppc srays, is4 hands
h,sh very stylish pair brown Horses, fbJ high. yrnrs
a and can trot IN "a minutes toecthtr bay Mare years
6d sound aud kod and oi in 30. price SJu;
~, Nave years DID, can In minies price &z7S also
several other 0ns driving and woIk uosss Apty 70 =
uEfNkMANs AZ Wooster sueet
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
BARKER A HAsi.is's

"A CITY Auction Mart.
Major q. ". BANNER, Auctoneer
corner OF Broadway and Jnir,y ninth street.
Regular Auction Sales every
"Wednesday anl Saturday
Persons having private which thev wish 70
dispose thosc wishing 10 purchase anything the line
0f Horses, carfiagcs buEges Harness. hips. Haers or
Horse Clothns viii ind branch OF trade advantageous
the'r interests, facilities arc unepuaei for the
hbon OF property SALE particularly horses, We having
the only driving rag 10 the city or showing them while on
We give tho horse lbat Ia warranted
sound "a hours for trial uod ssbng for horses private
sae stock OF all kinds OF Horses, Carriages, Har-
meas, Sc., hand at private sale
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
HORsKs, CARnIA,aEs, sc.
7 JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S.
N ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART.

HORSE AUCTION MART
REouak
THIS Pay Af u IFEicHSh o!eHo6hks MAY si'
Gentlemen having private sstablshnents which ,hey wish
s ~ 70
s..: sa nd on s
same srashfferward principles which honorable
H. horse. :. private ;ac
sAEssSSA sssSS ~ Is
NASSAU STREET where ra s register Is Kept ho.sss car
.a' on 'ss5 SaraI5GrE e. OF nP'ai TnTs DAYS SALE
Pay trottng Mare (pedgree Flying Rather, Sandy Hf
as% bands fed
Kind ,ros 40 il Condition, and warranted
totrot IN minutes or no sale.
ys:I Al Ire. Ss
Clay o. hOroSSssras s as s;S 's foseS june
lSsc never rotted until last yhea she ot,ed hys
a. @ w%ps"s ss Se Aye mics y qns, sn
indication Of very as. o this season. has bad no training
Team mahossny bay Horses all black points, I5 hsnds
free from to
very stylish warranted sound, kind and true they ot
2Bs; sentsmans road team; have been
Staten Island By the Also get double Harness.
Bay trong Mare, in foa by thoroughbred stallion
old kind m ali harness. free rom vice can irot in so when
IN condition very stylish; warranted sound except what can
Horas rs hand. high mine old kind IN all h.r
true; together with top Wagon made by Mix single
Harness. Whip, sc.
Bright bay Horse Is hand. high years old kind in a.
harness. free from vice. Stylish sound kind
and tre IL superior coupe matched carriage horse
Dog Cart made by Wood Bros, in good orde with pole
and shhfts.
sorre Horse, l5hands high 10 years Old kind In all har
ness aud under saddle free from vice, good traveller
rantcd sound, kind and true.
sorre Hor,e, 5y hands h,gh years old kind In
ness and under saddle free from vice. Stylish kind aud true
Fine top Pony Phaeton.
Black truck Horse weighs 1000 pounds, l6 hands,
kind and true IN all harness.
Gray Horse l5ja hands years kind true all
and free from vice.
Cream Pony, ls hands, years kind in oil harness
der saddle, free vice, Kind and true.
vice, kind and
Several or Horses, top and top Wagons Description
time O
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

| TTNIoN COURSE, LONG IsLASD-TRoTTIsG, FRI
~ day, May 2l, at r. n. Match for SEQ; mc heats,
best three in hvc in harness. Frank hite's Kate W.
hcuoldrch's e. 6. Mac. wM SHAW, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

PAGES At PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS. -TWE
~ Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad south
side Of Fulton Terry above without
cars for May ss u and ss These only 10 The
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE COM
that pusuanl tho OF the act entitled Gan act o
sShSr1e 's % % S o. .!1sS through
viii sou ct public auction 10 the ovsrnors Room" Of The
:wsrs S a. .,s %sl s ss
s @ sa % .ss use
% ss q s ns Of, % SSgss i91
Che North 10 the Ess river. on the following terms and
First person or persons or whose bid shall
be accepted such shall within four months from The
ssne with tho reaasis number OF cars and horses but
shoad 10 q they s o Sy any sss
psns the during which they restrained
;a S ct. :: Z d %
bond 70 the Of sys ~ Or dS &
s tsiS sas
&C. SgSnsoa. an And saso =
e. tr;,d ~ .ss Ss sS.'Tue,sS =, % g s :'! s
s rail nov assa Ss % :n :. % %
~ he cyeaenee OF pssscnsers NAV REQUIRE ana ss be
sub.c % .as reasonable rule. and rsslasns n s,ee
from time % time BY erdus1cs prs'srss and the ssa
ss rate OF tsrs for hs OF passengers on .aS
railroad charged BY other city railroads In sad
In tn. Construction opsrs,,on or ". Q, such raj.
or ss .y pos sss s ppsa
&C. s'S,e 20 AMI use ana
n ssas e' G ssrno sss wA a. ,As Sne % s.
fer then lhe amount u sush compensation OF p.ymen,
BY labdvfscn sir OF tho twenty, eighth scclon OF The act
eH,,led An act TO auhes The Iemaos o. rs,esd ,S,s
ecporaigusseDd 10 regulate the same passed April le
And houany real estate Interest tbs cin be required Of
he puLose OF constructing 8sd railroad above sptcnod
aud Authorized. Tor wbch corporation
shan be unable 10 with tho owners Tor the
se or purchase Thereof they acquire the right TO use or
hftcenih, sixteenth se entccntn eighteenth, nine,cenih
twcneth and ~envLrs; sections OF the ssd Apn1 T.
l6. except that In any ~ proceedings OF the
purposes authorized BY said set II shall not be
T. that the petition to the supreme Court shall maze
any allegations OF refererce 10 any Incorporation CAPT
or location In all cases the street for the
curposes said ra0ai authorized said act shall
sorsdered public use, consistent with tho which
he rnsvor aldermen and comonay cf the eaid city hold
ssd Nothing la the said sci contained shall authorize
Or allow The existence of than two tracks IN any part
of sal ,seet. - - A. -.
repsa the &C. giving 'ne authority 10 construct ann o
Tfh"on payment Into the city treasury Of the amount of
s, aid hid Ana m, execution and approval OF the said
hand and the execution Of agreement 10 the cr
aitons and stons herein expressed ie said Comms
soners i deliver n the party or partea enu,ca 70 ne
same oesad. certificate thai no or ucy are enued 70
suoh grant - -- a.. -,... A.. ...... -
sti AZ bcIna ma Ic frauducntiy or coila,vcy
RicuARp n. CONNOLLY. COMPTROLLER.
PtrIR H. sWEENY, Chamberlain.
JOnN X. IiACKETT Recoruer. ~
'V Board OF Aldermen.
PETER cULgIS. Chairman Finance Committee
nNard OF Assistant Aldermen.
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
p,ted NV YORK, May H. 1852.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

-FoR SALE, A COMPLETE AND VERY STYLISH
IA Turnout ir adys drt ing of Pony, Carriage
harnes whip and Robe also stylish dark sorre srot
2ll West forys street. Broadway Can acconmo-
date Few moro Horses at $3e per month including car
riagcs
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
PERSONAL

NY INFORMATION OF THOMAS CURTAIN, SUP
n ania Newark, Will be thank
u received BY his wife. Honorah Curtain ~ Oliver street,
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

S~rpsoys WISHING TO SuBsCRIBR h0R Ihk
Pil.hhi,D WILL NE SERVED AZ Az EAfix ~, ~. ~ =
Einrn ,r THE Nkw YORK HERALD, lao fVbfoS
8rREET, BROOkbfc.
u's' '"n FORTY CENT DINNER
the
Now Restaurant Francsls
30 Nassau atreet
bssap,srt
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

A pyRRTIsBMENrs FOR THE HERALD
"A kECEIvED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, l45 FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

WAX FLOwERs.--o. wOR9ANv BOOK ON THn
w art OF modeing Kiowcrs In war, price 81 sheet WAR
snd ND Az ,hs Ss,erisls or Ne sboys ART for sale -
opposite the ppirepont House IL given New YbS
and Brooklyn ty Mr wU.9AN. feroas can be kncWa q
So stovc -
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

CAMPBELL WARN0CK, A CARPENTER, LEFT ROOK
~ Island Ill., In tho fall Of lo64 Any Information
ing him will DO gratefully acknowledged Please sddress
Hugh, box 2,0S5 Post ONCE, New York
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

GRocERs' WAGONS, THREE TOP WAGONS AND ONE
no Top for saicAt Nos and Mscdougsi street, near
Spring New York.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C..

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Ssc.
L'OR sALE-1uE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta 20 burden. old measurement, OF the
gea, yacht to cowcs England IN 1885, dn which
she made the extraordinary $50 "a hours and
several other The Henrietta has bee5
10 West Indcs but has rcturned 70 New York While
her voyage from Key West to Charleston shs made
run Of roo miles during rough weather. showing ths,
she has lost her speed The Henrietta has
diou saloon handsomely ntsd up with large s,seroom
the sabosrd side, three other staerooms and
rooms forward for officers The cabin furniture, kitchen
utensils, &o complete aad the vessel will put
readiness to 20 10 Immediately. The Henrietta viii
compare favorsby for speed and seagoins qualities,
With any yacht In this country England For particulars
sadressJ. ANDERSON, Herald onlce. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
100000
BANK |. OCK
= 9 G =
Sargent's Offer
NOT ACCEPTED.
Yale Locks Declared Insecure
TO THE BUSINESS PUBLIC.

With the view demonstrating the business community the
parye the leading Bank Locks USE Ihae addressed
several Yale Lock Company asking
Of their Double Treasury and Double Dial and Single Dial
Bank Locks with my Magnetic Automatic recently
adopted the Treasury Department but efforts
this have been unaEng propositions
having declined evaded turn to the Public and ask
be arranged in the interest not OF Ockmaker but Of
eaptal, and business men who Locks Such would
eng,en public showing where security can be found and Insecurity
Stunned. The time has when those WHO trust their
fortunes should take measures to have the sts
regard to locks fully The heavy vault work and very thick
WILL most cut OF the access Of
burglars except through the Ocks and the roooe
already successfully accomplished by lock picking indicate that this
may the only mode by which bank roboer
will be effected by burglars
Lock Company In their recent communications have as
nmed that their locks are so established out Of the
them think Of submitting theirs with mine to test against
picking But confidence is not security.
The fact 10 the only their Treasury Locks bat their
SINGLE DOUBLE DIAL BANK LOCKS also CAN BE PICKED
injury lock safe aud by the application of principles Of
picking burglars well Istand ready 70 PROVE
any responsible bankers brokers who are using these
will give opportunity to upon them make
statement knowing It's importance to capitalists and my responsible
y making and because feel that have right Withhold the
truth whe so much property is at risk
ready also furnish aud apply Magnetic or Automatic Bank
doors where the Yale Locks In
willing deposit 900 behind locks applied and allow
the money remain any reasonable period and become the property
Of any person pick burglars time in accordance
with the terms Of my published offer August 49, 1863
strength ny Locks the public de'ire aud the Yale
Lock CO. are disposed question Of the security
respective Locks against punching blowing" forcing In any
manner trial each party put bis Lock
90 tbsenoneha M inches thick and submit to the other
public of opening through Che UasHe Of the Lock- by any
burglar may
closing refer to the importance Of arrangement
whereby the principal be tested 10 the interest of the
capital they designed It evident shat unless capitalists
themselves take to determine VIA, Locks are reliable and
all suffer r. robberes in future
BE- adopting the they may sin the Lock
question only Locks worthy Of confidence will remain in
(Sigued) JAMES eAhubNI'
Rochester, ~ Y, Oct T. 1909.
Cau addressed the present 800 Broadway EewYok Cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
THE NEW LIGHT.

The power of oxygen to produce brilliant
illumination when used agent Of combustion has
often suggested its employment for lighting purposes
The New York Oxygen Gas Company have taken step
toward this end by adopting the French process OF
manufacturing the from the manganates OF Soda.
The pecuarites OF this method that the manganateS
may be repeatedly decOmpOsed and recOmpOsed without
dImnutOn OF their power and that sufficient force
10 drive the air through the retOrs aud heat enough to
generate steam for the composition OF the manganates
light is white approaching sunlight current OF air
can blow out and docs not rob the atmosphere Of the
oxygen In Paris IL has already been for lighting
the Court Of the Tuenos the Hotel dc Ve the Theaer
Gaietes and the Acazar Its briancy is ten TO fifteen
times greater than that Of ordinary gas The works of
the Company in West Forty lrsst near Eeventh.ave,
cover eight lots Of ground and consist of brick
gated iron buildings powerful blowing and COMPRISING
engines and boiler, an ample gashOder, and one large
French furnace with twelve retorts each largo
contain 800 pounds OF the manganates These are
producing oxygen at the rate of $4,000 cubic feet
daV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
TIE FOURTH WARD TRAGEDY.

Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest at
the Oakst Police Station the body Of Charles Ar.
choe one of the victims Of the late tragedy at No CT
Cherryst George Arguing testified that he had boarded
with Acong and wife for the past six months; oct
witness returned home and had some supper; ne after
ward went school, and again returned home about
D. IN; AcOng was in the at the time; lie appeared
TO be unusually wild and excited; witness thought him
drunk but he spoke clearly; soon afterward Acong
asked witness hc going 10 bed and the latter re-
piled it too early; III lew minutes AcOHg went INTO
the adjoining room, where ArchOe lying the bed,
and asked him he would pay him the s. he had borrowed
Charley told him that the next day would do as well;
witness then heard ArchOe cry ont " All! you'll Kill me"
this lie repeated several times going into the room TO
pognard IN hand who tried TO prevent him from going
down stairs; AcOnR grapcd at him. but only succeeded
catching his hat the time he made pass at
witness with the dagger the latter ran down stairs,
gaining the street. shouted for assistance and an
officer came; together they proceeded up stairs; on
reaching the second landing they found the dead body OF
Mrs. ACOng; entering the room where ArchOe slept,
found his bed In his room; he held the dagger In
his hand with which he had stabbed himself and
the others; AcOng was "A steward on board
the City Of Montreal, sailing vessel which had lately
returned from Liverpool he reached home last FRI
day that night he came in and disputed with his wife,
and struck ner In the face his wife told witness that he
seemed TO he crazy on the day previous TO the killing
she told witness her husband had acted strangely; she
said that Tuesday night lac became annoyed at bird
singing and cut Its head of. DR.. William Shine then read
10 the jury the result Of the post mOrtem examination
made by him the body OF the deceased which has
been gwen in THE TRIBUNE, and the then sub
United the jury, who rendered verdict THAT the
deceased cae his death by stab wounds received az
the hands of Henry AcOng." The testimony was
used IN the inquest the bodies Of the murderer and his
wife, and APPROPRIATE verdicts rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Tan murphy Liverpool Sept a. Queenstown Sept H.
Oct O.,
steamship Isaac Belt Bourne Richmond uise. and pas'
steamship Moore Wallace Newben y. c. naval stores
Steamship Hatters Alexander Richmond City point and horiok,
ndtc.
Steamship Nereus Bsarse. Boston. mise. pass
Bng Leonard Myers. Hicks bridgeport
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND cOAsTwisE.
Wul s. O'Brsn, kes.llayeu, jos. Pos New Haven.
DAVID Streak, Hewillyeu. Anna Sheppard. New Haven.
John Hickey, NeW-liaveu Reading X r. a. New'Htveh
Thames. StoniHgion d. Franklin. New London.
Randolrh Nav London H. a. II. Borden Pail River
Doe Providence. Charges, Providence
J. :. Terry, Provide Providence.
Hannah E!l H. Barnes Providence.
A T. Row land. PToydeucr. Village Queen Providence.
y 4 Ployt, Providence. s. II. Fac0ner Providence.
Oliver Speimau Providence.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosION Oc, ARRIVED brig John buglinan, from Iirlad J.
Hoaaud from Turks Island Golden Lead from Philadelphia Aala D.
FoEIRr,, MosEoE Va Oct Passed out ship Albert for Bre.
Sailed bar Lueie and Uer, for Newiorki White Pail for
Baltimore
Ca.HLEsroy 8 c. Oct 6-Auived steamship J. W. Byernan.
PHILADELPHIA bark Inyena stockholm brig NJ " Francs,
schrs Thomas Boos from fhAiepha Grace Gr
e Dosto NeuoIah from Baltimore Sailed steamship Charles
tOl. Tor Nsw.lork
sAv4vx.H oct TArved steam hip Providence Sran and
Faus Herbert Nevloti ship Thompson from Bath Ne
,cbT, D. FuAH Philadelphia; Mary ". Hopper from New
YORK Cleared steamship Herman L'lgsoa aud bark Lampslier
.oI Hes.iorA
FOREIGN PORTS.
soUrHAHPToS oct 5-ILs steamship LePsg from Baltimore has
Grted
MoviLE Ireland Oct 5Tbe steamship ST. David from Quebec,
has arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

strange men with whom he had been In company. John
Russell living No 1853 Washineton-st, was yesterday
arrested suspicion OF having Oeeen party 10 tle
robbery. William Fink accidentally run over In
Broad st. on Wednesday night, and seriously Injured
internally by the horses stepping upon ms breast Inc
store of Mr. George T. Smith or NO IL Acadeny-st was
entered on Wednesday night and robbed or 800 worth or
dra wing implements paints, and other articles ohlcer
Magee was assaulted at about about W. yesterday Dy
n gang OF colored whom he found conducting MN
self in disordery at the cerner OF Comerees
and Ralroadaye, They attacked him with stohes ana
injured him severely He was rescued py o.tls ,;
and Dugan and his assaants were taken 10 inc poce
station They gave their names as Lewis D. Ilpslco'
Isaac Monroe and Morris Thomas They were yester-
day committed for trial. John Heinrich, German
who had been committed TO the County jan on cnaISe
OF yagrancy detected yesterday In an EFFORT 10 Dream
TAIL When an attempt 10 handoun him was naee 10
seized bucket and violently assaulted the officer lie
was committed TO a dungeon
PATERSON.-The locomotive of the p. m.
train from Kew-York yesterday afternoon became I'M
coupled nj Passac Bridge, and ran away from the a
70 Passaic The Associated Painters are organizing
coperatve working society to take large or small QDs
their wages, and deny tnaL tncy
are ON strike as repOrted The Appeal COMMISSIONERS
have reduced on the Dale Sllk Mill prop
ery from s3OOO TO s225OOO They have refused TO de-
dnSt ANYTHING from the Van Houton Broadway properly
assessment Of $40 The President OF the New York
Colored Orphan Asylum has visited Paterson 10 0pa
possesson of the child brutaly mareated by Chares
ONen and wife The Rev. j. l.. Hurbut addressed the
Sunday School Union at the Broadway Reformed Church
last evening Two locomotives were sent away yesIer-
The bank OF the Mainst. sewer caved IN yesterday
afternoon, burying Thomas Mcnamara, laporer' ho
dug out alive
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.-Hermann will "as-
tonish the natives" here this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
COMPLETION OF THE ROAD.

The Road is being rapidly constructed, all graded
and brtged the track laying at the rate of one mile
per day. all the iron and large amount of rolling
stock provided. The whole Road WILL BE COM
PLETED BEFORE THE FIRST OF JANUARY
NEXT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA,

The steamship Lafayette, which arrived yes
terday from Havre reports that the 9th ut lat 4s
long Ii 40 she spoke the British brig Doctor from Pha
delpha for Plymouth Eng. The Doctor had lost her
Innss on the night OF the 7th OF September aud Capt
ZONES and three men washed overheard, the boat
swain and two men only remaining The Lafayette fur
nsed with coal water and provisions, when the brig
kept on her course for PLYMOUTH.