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POUR PERSONS MURDERED BY MExIcAys.
FATAL AEFRAY In CANADA.

GANANOoUE, Ont Jan. last night n party
OF four policemen proceeded TO the house Of noted
character named Chapman to his arrest and also
that Of earn" Chase for burglary and horse stealing
Chase and Chapman resisted by drawing their revolyers
Shots exchanged aud general fight ensued Three
OF the police were IL feared fatally Chal
man was shot In the arm. Both he aud Chase have
Intense excitement prevails, aud large bodies
dispatched In ali directions To secure
taalr
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MEXICO.
REVOLUTION AIRY m MORS-BAD FEELING AGAINST
THE UNITED STATES.

REVOLUTION AIRY NJ MORS-BADFEEI1NGA AGAINST
ruE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA, Jan. The French steamer I'M
peralr,e from Vera cruz brings still later nles from
eNicu There many rilhors SOME OF them claim
ing m com, from sources that Mexico IL ON the
eve Of revelation IL asserted that the people are dis
,u,sed with the Administration Of JuareZ: that the
President is controlled by Lcrdo de Tejada that the
Government officials act they please, and there
ia no pruIecUii for American residents.
An American murdered outside the
wallis OF Vera shortly before the sailing OF the French
STEAMER The assassin although known 10 the autori-
lies was suffered Ia escape. and arrived ut Havana yes
erday The United States Consul at Vera Cruz is pow
eress obtain Justice Tho Ne xicans are much ncensed
against the United States and some of them clanor Tor
another 10 was reported that Gen Alatorie would
head revolution against Juarcz. and for the purpose OF
placing POrilrio DiaL al the head Of the Republic
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ST. THOMAS.
A FEARFUL STORM.

HAVANA, Jan. 7.-Intclligence has been re-
froIu Thomas Of fearful storm IN that vicn
ity The following British vessels had put In there In
distress Ship Julia, Newport, Eng. for Ncwlork bark
Stella, Troon for Ncw-i0rk; and schooner Minnie Ar
mold. Havana for New-Iork also, American bark Jane
Adonc Portland for Carcnas All these vessels were
leaking less and some had lost mass ana SPARE
All except the last mentioned will discharge cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08
THE PRESIDENCY op HARVARD COLLEGE.

BOsToN, Jan. THE stated meetings of
OVerscerS Harvard University Was held here today
Al which very sarp discussion took place ia regard TO
the expcdency NJ enargng the duties of the President
but the general sentiment seemed To be That was better
await The election of President before any action
should be taken Several Of the Young men are already
vassing for Mr. Quincy Of the Assistant PROBES
sors al The College aud young man. but great objection
is made TO him among the elders because they think the
religious interests OF the College Will suffer under his
,aiarrnrnt he being layman and not professor of
religion These gentlemen advocate the claims Of the
Rev Professor Peabody the acting President. and the
contest is now narrowed down to between him aud MT
Quincy II Is believed that there VIII he some lively de
hatc. uonp the members Of the corporation and the
Board of before tho question Is settled Mean
Time the project OF establishing public scientific Coz
lege in Boston aud thereby bursting loose from the Tot
ten VI Harvard, 10 assuming definite shape.
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SPAIN.

REPORT OF A COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY.
MADRID, Jan. 1T is reported that communist
conspiracy has been discovered III Jerez de la From
terra An Investigation of the affair is now in progress
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EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION


TURNKEY ASKS FUR = p''HN'
PARIS. JAN 1.-THE Sublime Porte has sent com
munication to this city asking for postponementu
the Conference on the Eastern Question Tor eleh'
DAYS in order that instructions may be prepared 'o'
the representative of the Turkish Governments
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BURNING OF THE wyAMoNcK INsrITrIE.-

HUDSON, N. Y, JAN THE Wyamonck IN
stitute and Seminary for young ladies' at Leau0n Ten
ter III this county, destroyed by nre as' esens
There we're but few boardes IN the building az me tcs
and no lives were Only small portion O! 'ie i
nitre and books saved. The loss Is qi's Iss<'
aud the lusurance very IlghI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08
ACCIDENT ON TILE NORTHERN RAILROAD.

ELMIRA, Jan. 7-Mr. Samuel Goddard,
freight conductor on the Northern Central Railroad, was
run by the to day at State Line Penny
aud injured rs to require amrufaioD OF one leg no
was jumping on the train and slipped ana Tell uhue' "
cal
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GREAT BRITAIN.
.NANTs AND LANDLORDS.

1ENANlS AMI LAND''hP''
LONDON Jan. THE feeling among the tenantry
in some parts of Ireland is very bitter against tho
landholders, and many of agraran violence ara
reported
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JENEZrFLI.
TILE CnuNrRY TRANQUIL.

TIIF tVVNTN1 TWNNVITI'
HAVANA, Jan. 7-Advces from Caracas
show that uiltv prevailed throughout the country
No OF importance had ahon place since the last
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THE UPPER HOUSE AGAINST FREEDOM on
sPEECH-COUNr BISMARCK AND TIE CON-
SERyATIVES.
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principal of the public debt.
In the Supreme Court to-day, the following cases
were argued:
Girard all heirs OF stephen Girard agt the City Of
Philadelphia. The argument Of this case continued
by Mr. Meredith, and concluded by Mr. IngersO
No 30.-WaiTen agt Van BnskrR and No. 81, Green
ag the same ehattel mortgage; argument commenced.
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THE WEST INDIES.
IIAYTI.

AIRAGOANE SACKED BY sALNAVEs TROOPS AND
UTTERLY DEsTROYED-TIlE REBELS CROW
ING DESPERATE BLOODY WORK-ADvAN-
TAGEs GAINED BY sALNAYE-BUSINEsS AT
49, NIrIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

fourth their proposed remedy beside the Issue OF
notes ia to tax the income from, or interest oi' 80
bonds and 20 issue long bonds, Dealng tiio0 r. ,co
interest and convertible into legal lenders VI
versa at the option of the holder. III was ehunoi"
,rcrtrovcrtile truth that this the only proctSs
by which the great bulk of the national deo' ,S
,odrood Mr. Treyellick the leading spirit deciaiou
that ha uould help TO sponge out that deo'' un'o
tho nresent unfair proportion OF its buruenS W.
taken from the toers They, no said had done 'no
inc and wanted every dollar paid but were not ieso
socriAce the Republic in effort TO fill onS o0 O"'
gain ground from our necessities. Ihe annu"i -,
increase in national wealth but - per cent "Ne
Tho rate OF interest predicated upon the Government
civ ner cent gold, was about nine per cent one
fourth OF the population owned and eonroheu % P 'o"
NJ the entire wealth Of the land. The tendency
ing TO this aggregation, ana uneSS
republican institutions would inevitably go uom ioo
the vast money power being created is H. Il"
simply stated possible, the theory anu "'bu'"'
the Labor Party on financial issnes'
PORN OF ORGANIZATION
TINS Congress- ia known as the National Labor Umon"
Their pap Of organization Is comprehensive and car
ried out will be effective. There are 10 Dc local LABOR
Unions" of which about thirty are now IN existence linen
there is TO be state UniOn made up OF delegates from inc
local Unions and all tho Trades unions ana otner
similar associations that desire to be represented Ihs
is the machinery for political agitation, and 1t eliminates
in the animal Congress- OF which the just adjourned
il the fourth In this Congress all tradesiorganzaons'
and all others working for the ameloraon OF the cohu
ton of labOreTs, are entitled to representation
The National U.4on is directed by Fresl-
dent and NO Vice Presidents, Treasurer
ana two Secretaries. with Executive Committee
OF one from each State The Executive is expected TO
look after the movements progress and to gather all
matters Of especial interest to the working classes IL Is
proposed to make. during the ensuing year. compre-
bcnsive series Of inquiries touching the condition oil the
various trades wages paid prices OF living DC THESE
inquiries it may easily be SEEM can DC "ue oi WHY
groat Nalne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
QUARREL OVER A DEAD BODY.

On Saturday, Coroner Flynn held an inquest
at No lCJ Cannonst, over Mrs Ann sutton, aged about
co years The deceased occupied apartments there for
some time past. and apparently In INDECENT circum-
stances Among her effects, however were found three
savings bank books showing that she had deposited 10
her credit. IN the institutions represented by these hooks.
$500 $500 10 wonderful the effect this dscoy
cry had upon the neigbOrs OF tile deceased,
peciay as IL was believed that she had relations
this city Various bills for services rendered during the
lifetime Of the deceased submitted 10 the
Coroner while woman, who claimed 10 have acted
servant Of the deceased put In claim for wngcs az the
Of 3 per month for the past two years alleging that
she had received pay in all that time. The claimants
were all referred 10 the Public AdmlnistIl
tor Deputy Coroner VIM. Shine sent William Ken
nedy. ali undertaken TO the house to prepare
the body for burial ON his arrival he found another
undertaken Reed IN possession Of the body, and he
refused a. give II although Kennedy held the COro
ner's certificate as 10 the cause OF death difficulty
ensued between the undertakGrs and their assistants
each principal claiming the right 10 bury q body, and
II finally became necessary 10 the intervention OF
the Police 10 suppress the row Yesterday morning
some of the relatives OF the deceased called Inspector
Wallng AT Police Headquarters, and stated that the
underakcs refused 10 give M tho body, That officer
stated he had authority Ia interfere In the matter.
The Coroner then appealed to- and he the body
To the custody Of the friends, who had II decenty IN
tered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
LATEST SNIP NEWS

Arrived. Sunday. August %
sts.r.tip Aeuhuet Rector New Bedford sni
ss Courtas LONDON aud Isle Of wight Jay + Di'e
A' St po' Maud. Absraethy Liverpool q Day. mde
ship MARY Molton. Cardiff 90 days railroad iron
BARI IsIa.. Nqnqsn Bremen 20 sAy' Td'e a'l pass
Bstk Ellen Stevens. Lewis, Ciennegos n days, sugar
Barn Nsget BOu FeUy April u va Falmouth ng JsSo
Bars SIulda Peder,en Carrs6 81 i,vs railroad iron
Barr DAVID Cannon, Forbes Antwerp 50 days lnd'e.
Brg Potod. OIL Windsor y. s. IS DAYS plaster
Bng Five Brothers, Randall Giace Bay 20 days Goa
Brig Henry Potter Port auPnnce Hay u days cotoe Aux
Big Gu,borougb Potter Windsor. n s, p DAYS plaster
Bng Kildare Montgomery. Wiudor y $. 10 days plaster
Biz ~ Peter. Leblanc Gov Bay. C. B. IS days, coal
BHg Nebo, Mcleod. Sidney. g b. 9 Gays coal
Scir Sslls Brown Brog6, Gov Bay. G. B. Y DAYS coal.
Schr Abbot; Lawrence Hobart Bangor : days lumber
Schr Fanny H. shaw, Watts Gov Bay G b 10 days coal
Kathleen. WYmirg ~ JgEn n b = Jays, lumber.
Sehr VIM McCobb. CbUmau. Bangor 3 days. lumber.
scHooSEEs-Hi'EA AsD SoAsrviE
Mary 4. Hyer Sew-Haveb. Loug Island. Gov Bay l. l.
K.fsG Gordon Port Line Providence
John iIesey, New Hs,eG. Mar Mills. Norbport
Peter Ritter. Portland o. Msrner Greyevieh
Weller Portland. CT. taareg OAK, lrnyhienee
Geo Purue. Portland Ct " ". Brainat Portland, g
Auna 7. Adams, SBosmH, MI Nate j. Hot NeN-haFeE
olive Branch Port jefferson. Ripple. Bostou.
Geo n Davis Stouny brOoE Z. Benedict Newport
BoEi,s New Bedford o Amss Gsofseoss, D. c.
Ida A. Jayne Bridgeport Trimmer. Hartford
Reading K Il. 50. NeS-faven. Haze, Nev.ltaven
Orlando smith Por,e6y,ier 5 Apologize, Providence:
Viola. Northport Henry hartsau Portiaud -
Pst6s El,bytb, SsvHAr,u. Helen Russell Portland, ca
Pakir. Norwich. hsse1i Ml.brdgr hsh
Pauline. Brookhaven. Mar ha p King Portland o.
NJ l. Bartlett Norwalk Reindeer, Stevens SeNiayfr.
John b BucIS!es New Haven ur6Ana. BRIDGEPORT.
+. d. FFaaElB, NautuekeI Wa A.i.r >olBybrooE
S SG95T5 o5 STE J55or E RTs s Seip
Sarah, NOTtHPort
BELOW.
Ship Progress, Hale, from Liverpool Jly
SPOKEN.
Bark Theons from Liverpool for Philadelphia Aug IT, a a 81 ot,
Ship Tu,c.rvra from Liverpool for PAn.deVh Aug IS lat 49,
Ion 6JA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
TIE SCHOONER MARY JANE HORROR


The schooner Mary Jane, which was picked
steamer city Of Portau Prince. announced in THE
her cargo consisting OF logwood, coffee and sugar viii
be at once discharged with Quarantine lighters. The
vessel has about four feet OF water In her hold Deputy
Health Officer Dr. Mccartney, reports that the two
viyors Of the Mary James crew arc doing well and will
probably recover. The following additional particulars
are obtained from Capt Jackson Of the city Of POrtau
Prince IN relation 20 the Inflated craft: When he ap
preached the vessel the 18th ne discovered man
leaning the railing with Outstrcched arms ~ n
iuporng mercy and assistance. Coming within speak
ING distance he learned nom the fellow, whose
ctbled voice nearly uaudbo that two out OF four
Of tho crew had died Of yellow fever, and the captain
also, ana that the remaining two were suffering
from tho same disease, and were short Of
uroysions In view of the dreadful character Of the
maady Capt Jackson felt that he could not compel any
OF his own % peril their lives by exposure 10 the
disease, which they must Inevitably do 6y gong on board
ne called his crew about him, and asked II any would
volunteer 10 the TccfO the sufferers Two cOOrod
men, who were working their Ia this city, stepped
forward and offered their services They were accord
and nOurshug food for the Sick by Capt jackson The
horrible situation OF things was truly appalling The
mate was deous and PROSTATE and his only companion
nearly exhausted tho lfeess body OF seaman was lying
upon the deck ana the corpse Of the captain lay IN tho
cabin, presenting a revolving appearance. The dead
bodies already dstgured ana state Of rapid deCOm.
po.tou were thrown overheard and the vessel at once
fumigated by burning coffee, which was found In the
cargo. When restored To consciousness, the mate could
bed the second or third day Of his Illness, dashed tho
wheel at the helm and returning % the cabin after
ward died, the second seaman soon followed, and the
mate and the remaining sailor were too weak TO throw
the dead bodies overheard t Is difficult 10 call 20 mnd
parallel Instance ~ misery upon the and the kind
of Capt Jackson aud the hcroism OF the colorcd
men who rskcd their own lives to rescue from terrible
death their fellow mortas, must command the admira.
ton and gratitude OF the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
REVIEW OF IT'S WORK.
EYIDENCEs OF LIBERAL rENDENcIgs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The Labor Congress
adjourned today after weeks session, nearly four
days Of which were wasted In yFange thar had but
little Of principle in IT, and large amount of personal
dislike aud social prejudice But the time since passed
has been toleraby well spent. aud propose to review
what The work Of this really important bcdy has been
ffenhaiy thereto let remark that there is evidently
avery nDeiahlng influence at work. and after Miss An
thony had been refused admission as DELEGATE her
strongest antagonists would have been pleased IN have
bestowed even undue recognition upon any bona lde
worknc'women who might have appeared as delegates
The failure Of the Congress to elect Miss WsbrIgo. Of
Massachusetts, as second YcePeadent was due mainly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
CRIMINAL.
CRIMINAL.
Al Jefferson Market Police Court, o.

AT jefferson Market Police Court on Satur-
day before Justice Lcdwith, Hugh Graham ptIctItu u
charge of assault aud mayhem against John Dohhcy,
Who attacked and beat him Friday last, as the com
naiuaut was about entering his own residence during
the struggle the prisoner bit piece OUT OF me 3WC HP
OF Graham DOunelly committed without pill.-
pierre Iagold "A Frenchman, charged with haNNg
stolen valuable horse valued at $500, the property OF
Henry Schmidt OF MelrOse Mestchester county. Inc
ants stable AT the corner Of BostOnOad and the Grove
Melrosc and brought 10 this city, where Tue prisoner
was arrested by Officer ONel OF the fgute'hlh ~
cnct Ir was committed In default OF slOOO ball 1cS-
t.rdav Annie IIepmire age IS domestic IN the employ
OF athnriuc Finn the OF Ihrtethst ana sew
enth-aye. was committed, In default OF pail LOT tho
larceny OF $50 from her employer. She admitted inc
theft Henry Glyun, boOkkecIef' VIZ Sua hvu -
John Gere OF 80. East sNtecnthst win having as
suutcd him. and fired pistol at him early yceIrraay'
The accused held 10 answer IN de1aull ol fVu pdl
Caroline Meyers for an assault upon Bridget tgAh,
was held 10 Aaron snyder, Tor the inert OF
coli OF rope, belonging 10 James curry an Onccl ol tue
Ninth Precinct, was committed.
At Essex Market Police Court, on Saturday,
before Justice shaudley John schafer charged by
Henrietta Kuug OF No IA Chrystest, with having at
tempted 10 carry away quantity OF sheets, blankets
clothing &C. by wrapping them around ms person under
h- linen duscr. Tho Eastahan proportions OF the pla'
ouer were reduced and lac locked up Tor a
cob Bernstein, pcddler was charged win having de-
frauded Nathaniel H. Sawtee, also peddler. The &C
cued was authorized 10 purchase fancy goods 10 the
amount Of so FOR the complainant bus lie refused to sur
render the articles Tor which he was held 10 answer I'M
der bail james g. Lamb, whose appearance ofled MS
name held Tor trial Tor having a7~hutu ahu oca'
Johu Bauuau Of 80. East EoycnthEt, who he also
stabbed ia the face. Before Adermar brlen yeslcI
dsy. Holm Murphy, "A sailor. charged Win having
property taken while the complainant Was asleep u
der wagon iu The Bowciy about ys'l,rag h"iiiuS T.
James Olra ana Joseph Carr were arrested Tor an az
gravated assault upon Mary Aun COuuerty and Solomon
Gcttuer on saturday night IN "a downtown tenement
housc The compainaus were unable 10 appear, 50 the
prisoners were locked up 90 await their appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
THE COURTS.
HABEAs CORPUS CASE.

Patrick Flood, seaman, was brought up on
hahea corpus before Mr.. Justice Barnard ana MS AIS
charge from the WorkhOuse sought Oh inc gounu tn"s
tnS ,a ,vronpfully committed by Justice Kelly as
- - uorsop 10 the care OF the Commissioners OF
Ss and Correction and by the latter on Their nt
inc him not 20 be insane 10 the WorkhOnee as
,n a n ,nnitment as a yagrant stating unost snguIg
~ pn tgas seaman These facts being cobcluslEey
shown nv A. H. Humme counsel for Flood anu 10 oPlT 9
49,, ring offered Mr. Justice Barnard ordered fIooua
dichapge Mountaineering strongly upon the souIsg pr
sneJ Inv the officers who had 30 cupalDy anu caIe0o''
caused ms Imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
FIRE IN CHRIsToPHER-sT-sEyERA BUILDINGS
DAMAGED.

Shortly before pm. on Saturday fire oc-
Cured in No l63 Chrstopherst and rapidly spread 10
the adjoining buildings. All seriously damaged.
The first floor Of No. 163 occupied by Mr.. McManus
rs a nut and bolt factory Loss $1,000 partially insured
A portion OF the building was occupied by Patrick
Boyle a wheelwIight and blacksmith shop L0ss,
Al 500 Fully insured by the Niagara Company. The re-
mander Of the building was occupied by Michael Cox,
cooper Loss q, 900 Not insured The stables OF Pat
Tck Matthew's Daniel shea and John Mccormick IN the
rear of Nos l6l and l63 seriously damaged Loss
about $500 each. The horses were got out safely Tho
origin OF the fire Is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
FATAL FALL OF A LAWYER.

Soon after 10 a. M, yesterday, Adam ID. LO-
gan, wellknOwn lawyer, aud for considerable Tune
mast boarder at the Clarendon Hotel fell from win
dow OF his apartment the fourth hOOr, TO the rear
yard, and instantly killed MT Logan was 90 years
OF age aud for some time past suffered from paralysis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
RAID ON LOTTERY DEALERS.

On Friday evening raid was made Oh son,e
=, o Lottery and policy dealers who charged with
dong busness without payment Of the special tax re-
red nv law The following dealers were arrested ana
brought before Commissioners Shields who held Na
a. GOO nail each for examination Mrs Paul Heln NO o.
Ut Eifty-secopd.st; John III. Sukenberg NO LOO,
RroadWay; Richard Vandervert No. 776 NinthaVe' ana
Henry HOh, No. 673 Tenth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
A11nroRpEALER IN TROUBLE.

Franz Frank, wholesale and retail liquor
dealer ON the seventhave, was brought before Cohms
soner Osborn on a charge OF doing his business without
paymcnt OF the special required by law hc was
committed for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
ACKER. THE BI'RGIAR

Joseph Acker, the notorious houscbreaker of
this city, was lately shot and badly wounded by a
prsonkeeper while attemptngto escape on the way to
Clinton state Prison Aeker first arrested for bur
gary on august H. 1909 having broken INTO house IN
Twenty fith.st, aud stealing SJs4 for which he was
fenced III Clinton Prison ON the road thther lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

r., % o.o.ne nv throwing pepper into the eyes OF
W III los soon after arrested for another Dur
ssry and James an Coy rack but Tas
~ - He escaped again. and again cap,
UTe6 several weeks ago, but on his way back attempted
his old trick Of throwing pepper TINS ume MIL Poo, me
IrnaT Ne was badly wounded and was taken to the
I, IL is doubtful that he will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

DISCHARGE OF AN ALLEGED CoUNTERFEiIEk.
Mary Mead was arrested on the nth INST
and lodged i'm Ludow-st Jail charge OF passing
counterfeit $40 greenback w. c. Vile ONO ITO rrhce
AZ II not being concusvely shown on her examination
before Commissioner Osborn that she knew Ihe tn
~ mo note and Assistant DistnctAtorney Hunt uthlnE
mo- opposton the Commissioner ordered hei uhChdi 90
but admOnlshed her TO be more careful IN Iutule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
Announcements |

CHOLERA, CRAMPS, CHOLERA MORBUs, SoUR
Stomach and speedily cured By JAIsK
uSArvG |. takes away all Of tie aOnob ,oO.hss
stomach it, natural acton As family remedy Sr bs s
eases % prevalent among children and adults during months
IL is especially Recommended being prompt in s OpehoB perfectly
safe and easily administered. Sold by all Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
A Fatal, CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.

James McIneer, recently arrived from the
South died last evening at No 5lJ Canast from yellow
fever Sanitary superintendent Harris was immediately
informed of the fact aud has already commenced lbe
stamping CUT process.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

bgb AID With windows only IN The root Tn, Carnival Association
will picnic At Iobs Island Aug as TIE Buheu and RheDsn
Bunker Nm Aug the Free MasOns Tarytown Sept t.
The Rev B. Hopwood lsetued Temperance Hd Jeser
day afternoon. o. HHs 500 t.L
ELIZABETH David Showery. who was arrested
on charge having set ire 20 the stable, buud
On Fetave confessed that be set he
lon wLUe igung bis pipe but denies that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
SMUGGLING TOBACCO.

Samuel Goodman was brought before Coh-
missioner Shields charged with smuggling 'op'ooo ion
the steamship Saratoga The prisoner was found WITH
b tonac,o I'm his possesslon SAID that he intended
IN se n and make some money on 1t. lie was heId LOT
trial