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20 the Honorable. the Court of County Comm,s.
Jisoners tor the County OF Hancock next 10 be ho
den IN said County of Hancock at Ellsworth in
the month of April 1872.
Humbly shows, that a town way from James.
s, Colts gate in school district No 4. 10 the town
road in school district No 8, via Ship Harbor, in
such town, would be of great public convenience;
that the Selecimen of said town, after not CO and
hearing OF the parties, have laid out such way,
and reported the same to the tow at public
meeting of the inhabitants duly notified and warn
ed: Yet the town has unreasonaby refused and
delayed to allow. and approve said town way laid
out by the Selectmen aforesaid aud TO put the
same record: Wherefore your Petitioners con
slider themselves aggrieved BY such delay and re-
iusal, pray that your iIonors would agreeably TO
law In such case made and provided, lay out and
approve said town Jay aud direct the same TO be
recorded in the Books OF said town.
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, and 30 others.
fremont March 9oth, ls52.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF County Commissioners,
April Term, A -. ls72.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
III Commissioners that the petitioners are
sponsibie and that they ought TO be heard touch
ing the matter SET forth - their petition, and
therefore order that the County Commis sioners
meet at benjamin >. bowers ON Tuesday the 3Tth
day of August next at nine O'Clock A. NJ. amt
thence proceed to view the route mentioned IN "a
petition, Immediately AFTER which view, n hearing
OF the parties and witnesses Will be had at some
convenient place in the vicinity, and such other
measures taken in the premises the Commits
sIoners shall judge proper. And IL is further
oRDERED-That notice Of the time place and
purpose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
De given 10 all persons and corporations interest
ed by serving attested copies OF the petition and
this oider thereon, upon the clerk of the town of
fremont, and by posting up attested copies as
aforesaid IA three public places IN said town thr
ty days at least before the time appointed for said
view, ami ny publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the EilS-
worth American, a newspaper published at Ellis
worth m tne County Of Hancock, the hrst publ.
cation to De thirty days at least before the time Of
SAID view, that AL persons and corporations inter
ested may attend and be heard If they think 1T
Attest, H. h. SAUNDERS Clerk.
\ true copy OF the petition ami order thereon.
3w3g Attest. II. Il. SAL NDERS Jerk.
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Barque Cele ste, Fullerton. from Liverpool.
put into Queen stown july -. leaky.
Bagque Fieetwing. Davis, from Boston for
New orleans with ice aud merchandise. sprung
e leak when about 800 miles west Of BcrInud,
and was compelled to keep both pumps going.
She was put away for Bermuda reaching II
Georges July 81. with liz feet Of water in
her hold. Her cargo was being discharged on
the 20. sud she would 20 on the marine slip
Tor repairs
sch David L Ncwcomb. Whorf. 1t Portland
Ne. from Welliiee,. was run into on Wcdnc>-
day night on Boon Island BY an unknown
schooner. and broke bowsprii in three niece.
carried away head &c. Put into Portland Tor
repairs
>eh Python. Hall. from Providence for Elix-
aoeihPprt while passing through He'll Gate
Aug, \ VI. ran ashore on the Niger Head
She viii be got Oh By Wreck Master Brown
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SAILED.

Aug J.
Empire, Ferguson, New York
Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
Minneola. Whitaker. Boston.
Bonnv Ives, Whitaker, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Grace, Alley. Boston.
" Abigail Haynes, smith. Boston.
Forest City, Davis, boston.
Wind Easteriy and overcast.
ARRIVED.
Aug 5.
Forester. Loring. Boston.
Ageuora, Jordan. Boston,
SAILED.
Aug6.
ngnes, Mcfarland, Rock land.
kmiiy, Jordan, Boston.
1" h, xtcr. Lori. tiasten.
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List of Letters.

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post
office for the week ending August 3, 1sT2
Aiken, Timothy Garland. d. b.
Grindle, Melville Giles. sarah r.
Mayo. Moses J. Thurston. Thomas
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

fEtlE following li-t ol taxes real estate OF nan.
resident owners, IN the town Of urry for the
wear Isl, IN bills committed TO Luther Lor,i
Treasurer and Collector, OF said ioN n on The
fourth day OF May, 1874. and committed 10 Benia.
mia Flood, a constable OF said town ON the . I'M
day of October, l-1l. and by him returned 10 me
a remaining unpaid, on The ilh, dag of May 1917
by his certificate Of that date. and now remain mn
paid ami notice is hereby given, that il said tax.
Is. int est and charges. are not paid into me
treasury of said town. within eighteen months
from the date OF the I'll st commitment OF said bills
much OF the real estate IA xeti will h.. "A ociant
ito pas the amount due therefor. including jnter.
est aud charges, will without further moi &c he
sold al PUBLIC Auction. at the seeetmen's office
sAid town, on The thirlieth day of November
49,, at O'Clock L. NJ
NAMES. Description. Acres Val. Tax.
Abigail Buker, Lot
ON Murphy road. 81 G. 40
James y. Hooper mill POO
same, Lot No. G5 q II0
balance due. TO
DanfOrth Staples or unknown
House and lot, l20 ? e,
LUTHER LORD, Treas
sGrry. july 10th, 1872. 3w3D
AT a Court OF PROBATE holden at FL sworb. with
in and for the County OF Hancock, on the Ia
Wednesday OF June D. 1872.
Sslome Ii. Manchester Execntrix of the last
will OF John Manchester late of Mt. Desert In
said County deceased-having presented her first
account OF administration upon said estate for
Probate:
ORDKRED That the said Executrix give no.
tice TO al persons Interested. BY Causing a
copy OF tins Order to he published three weeks
-ucce sIyel1 IA the Ellsworth American printed
at Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court TO be held at Ellsworth in said county, on the
in the forenoon, and shew use, il any they have
why the same should not be allowed. 3w3Os
PARKER TUCK Judge
true Copy-Attest: GEO. 4. DYER, Register.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872,

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell ~
Stght- Pay HOO per cent. prottt, Now is
the time. Send at once for Descriptive Circulars
and price Lists Of our Fine Steel Eugravings of
all the Candidates, Campaign Biographies Charts,
Photographs. Badges. Pins. Flags and everything
suited to the times, Ten Dollars per day easily
made. Full samples sent for 81. Address Moore .
Goodspeed. 81 Park Row. NewYosk.
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GO 10 HALE a JOYS FOR GREAT
BAL BEAMS IN DRY GOODS, GROCER
les, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
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For Sale.

Centre Board Sch. VIM. Thomas Dimensions
7S $40 2. 2lo XTG 10 y 81 tons y, NJ. 1873 old'
carries los If. Lumber, 10 tons coal Is a fast sal
Tor ia good .ris,T and ready for use, For further
particuiar- lppiy GA board 1t The heal Of Com
merc.a al whar. >"ntn sIde, BOSTON, Mass. ti27
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~ 1"f--' c|' ~ T.
soil h. WAu..-a.c 10y IS. r. Phillips & Co.,
Port laud, a. tcflH D. O. \. P4tchcr ana : u,
Wigs1n n to. EH-worth GmoaI.
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rar.s aHi Musra. tach a. Plumber, Tv,se setter,
tTs srattrf al liners, they advance IN LIE vii
r. stsc 70 paralysis cf thc Boxyla To guard as,ins,
60. a. dote Of "AtNEss NiSEcAR BirrEHs
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Wind Essterly and overcast.
ARRIVED.

Forester. Loting. Boston.
Ageuora, Jordan. Boston,
-atI ri.
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tG. p. RowELL's CoLUMN.l


VNAvU, I'LL, Preparatory 70 College, Business,
Scientific schools ". s. Military and Naval Acad.
emys. Fall session, ssth year. begins Sept 18TH
For Catalogue, address Gen. WIN. II. RUSSELL,
Principal.
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WELLS Carbolic TABLETS
AGENTS WANTED FOR
'rOf, FOWLER'S Great Work
RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.!

\.3>l- IS Will pAy gu so per week in r.,-h
d .,,. a 20 engage with u5 Al ONCE. Every thing
g.ss-h,4 ju,. expenses paid. AGlre-- + /.
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New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
HrFFIANLY ENCOUNTERS.

John Burns Of No. $50 East Thirty st.
was stabbed the hand with carving knife 10y Ste
phen Maoney, living in the same house yesterday ana
received a severe wound MalOney was arrested
James Dunn of No. $50 East Eeyenth-st. was struck
Oh the head with knife by Patrick Hanley OF No. $40
East Eleventlst., yesterday and received two slight
scalp wounds. Hauley was arrested.
Edward Becker OF No. ll2 Canalst violently struck
Henry Decker Of No IS Chrystie-s yesterday on TIE
face. knocking him against curbstone and causing
severe scalp wound III,
George Sehmitt Of No sos Thrt-ave. quarIcled with
Frederick Kmbau of FOurthave. and FIFTY hr,tst. ~
IeXinHOu-aVe. and FtyhrSt-st., yesterday: hlhitdL
was severely stabbed in the right and thigh Win
large pocket knife. Schmitt was arrested ,.
Albert Lpp Of No. 255 ThlrdaNe. Whle sJahu!hg
in front his residence yesterday morning. was STABBED
In the neck aud back by one BrOOEhOuse' nSihE III
Brooklyn Iipp was taken TO Bellevue Hospital An
of6cer was afterWard sent 10 Brooklyn, and arrested
BroOkhouse, who locked up 20 await the result ol
Lipps injuries. - - -. -, ....,. ,
was stabbed la the left brea, 10y Patrick Hughes OF No
I13 MeadOw-st. HObOken, IN liquor store, AT No. 54O
East EeVenthst., yesterday. HIS NOuhOl Is severe ou
not mortal Hughes was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
PERSONAL.

Godfrey and Strauss are honorary members
Of the Boston Somerset Club.
John G.. SAKE was, at last accounts, IN sara
toga.-Charlotte Cushman was at Newport.
Amber is to be cOmmemOrated by m0nu-
ment, to be paid for by public subscription.
The Rev. Robert COllyer says that he has
written many a sermon in the Pullman
Miss Spooner, who officiated as one of the
bridesmaids at Nlssons wedding the daughter Of the
late ID. N. SpOoner Of Boston.
Henry Hancock, late surgeon to the Channg
Cross Hospital been elected President OF the Royal
College Of Surgeons, London
The Boston Gazette thinks that, although
Cen Grant is not very phanthropc, many people have
occasion TO thank him for his good Offices
The following remark is attributed to victor
Cousin "Were TO write that Jesus Christ s not Goa
or 10 20 on the sca1old should 90 on the scahOld
Queen Victoria is at the Isle OF Wight. she
will shortly proceed to Bamoral in scotland ana VIII
not resume her residence at Windsor until November
Theirs, it is said, has recovered possession OF
his whole brary-which was seized by the Communists
with the exception OF twenty volumes His chief
loss Is in manuscript letters
Sir Moses MOntafiOre, accompanied by Dr.
Loewe and Dr. Daniel representing the Board OF Jewish
Deputies lately proceeded from London to ST Peters
buTgh to congratulate the Car OF Russia on the Dcc
tennary Of Peter the Great.
Gen. George L. Pickett of the late COnted-
crate army wishes everyone TO know that be is not the
Pickett who has been selling Rebel secret archives at
Washington, for $4,000 and that that Pickett was never
a General. correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE has al
ready given these facts wide circulation
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

forte in minor two pages, by the same AZ lG VaIa
tions for pianofore on Unser DumIneT sever pases
violin Am q MINOR five pages, by the same, A7 To- sonata
FOR violin and piano-fote, IN minor ID pages, Dy he
same qIn the famous Mannheim Sonata for pianoforte,
i'm major 10 pares by the same, 500 RondO for tho
piano forte, by the same IN minor I'VE PAGES al2ooh'
eerto for pianoorte in fat in the autograph OF Bee
tboven eie Drei Gesauge Goethe, 10 by the
same, aI2 iG I'm wald, four part song by Mendes-
eohn a5 In Variations fur das NOlOncel, In the auto
graph of Weber R5 Consort OF Fioure Parts in the au-
tograph OF NJ Locke, &c 10.
al Guarany," the new opera by the Bra
zlian composer Senor A. Carlos Gomez, was produced
in London the 18th of July, with Mile. Sessi, Sag.
NcOlni, SIG Cotogni. Sig Bagasioc, aud NJ Faure IN
the principal parts. The opera first performed al
Milan Sept p 1871 ION which occasion the tenor role was
lnrusted to Vllani and fairly successful though
Verdi's Fora del DestnO and Aida drove IT
of the stage Brought ont AZ COvent Garden at the very
end Of the season, IL has hardly had fair trial IN In
gand. The AMeHGuB calls IL an unwarTantable pla-
eiariSm from LAfricane" and up ITS attributes
as BedHeoep de 0I peu de trfnt Ihe EdaT a S%y nTo
duced in very ereditabe way, and with just appre-
cation OF Its chief claims upon popular favor lts
emincntly spectacle and spectacle IT has 9een D.
presented with almost unparalleled gorgeonsness
next very pretty play IN music initiated Eo i ,onsca
cleverlY from MeycrOeer ard Verdi anu " ust
characteristics find admirable exlonents III me, & hie
sgnor Nicolin, and Sgnor Cotogni 70 WHOM rc
parts assigned The music, II not partiSVuttag pS ta
original is always fresh and welaTTangeo the 1nly @
being almost constant disposition 70 mar ~ -
pressive by help OF noise rather than melody Meouy
not wanting bnt is oen drowned by the bosterousness
of the Instrumentation which the coluP1eI 1 nSef
relies for hls effects The OF the opera is PeIy enel
of the Cuaronv tribe of Brazilian Indians, who IN Tue
early days OF Portuguese conquest, apdinS S he pr
people through love Emilia, the daughter oi ne SI
tuguese hidago. Don Antonio, who Is setueu neaI ho ~
JanerO. Emilia Is betrohed TO Don M A'"o I1"Ies all 20
wildly loved by another adventurer Don Do9aSioS f
Perry however has rescued her ron ah9lneI lnuian ian
tribe that OF the Aimores, and to MN sne gives ngi
heart To him also gives her hahd III Ine nIEui
gonzales enters her bedchamber, and attempts 10 ses
her RON her fafhe and her hetrothcd In TINS ne is
foed by Perry but both fall victims To the Annoles VINO
make another attack upon the castle, ana lleh tne
cacoue of This tribe proposes make Emilia ms wife as
soon as Perry been punished with special severity o
mis- treacheTy to his brother Indians. In uneX planned
waV however Perry makes his escape, taking Win nun
Tuiii9 and Don Antonio kills himself and his enemies
bot Portuguese aud Indian by setting hTe 10 some gun
powder barrels that are handy for the purpose
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
npAMATIc NOTES.

A ballet pantOmine will be brought Out III
Paris unoer the name OF "Gretna Green"
"Robin Hood goes forward at Wallack's,
and the LYDIA Thompson Bmlesque Troupe continues 10
attract large assemOldges.
Miss Sallie Jewctt is the debutdnte, mentioned
as a society LADY," who Will emerge next season al
Ddly's Theater, tne Fifth Avenue,
Only two theaters are open IN Boston-the
Globe, at which Mr. G.. l.. Fox Is acting HNWPY DVgPty
the ST. James at which Yankee Locke appeared ie'
week in a melo-drama entitled "Trumps."
The engagement of the NOkes Family, at
the Union square Theater, Will terminate al the chd O
week, Aug 10. Next Monday evening Mss hoshd
Vokes is to act as Nan. III "The Good For Nothing"
A misrecollectiOn of the nomenclature In the
play OF one Nie made Us write Mrs. HOgWdH instead
of irS Tandyc tEe name OF tie pcrsUhdSe presented
nv Miss Charlotte Thompson at the Olympic Iheater.
The name wI, correctly given, however III the cast ol
parts Our comments were, OI course, intended 10! Je
persona Ui hrs lQHdye, by Nils, lAOmpoOn, ana Lo'
for that Of ArS H0fhldn. Oy Miss Price.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
Music AND TIE DRAMA.
MTsICAL NOTES.


Yillani, the tenor who was here not long
ago and Madini the bassO whom Marezrk mad ID 1865
arc both singing al Venice.
Rubinstein is about writing an opera Tor
u.ch aosentha has supplied the hDrettO IL is entitled
LEA" and the subject E taken from the history oi tAe
MaccaDces.
We recently mentioned the death Of NJ.
Care, who wrote IN conjunction with NJ Barber the
hllretii Of Faust" "MignOD," 4" Hamlet" Romeo ct
iettc" and other well known operas. The dog Of the
d drsmatis refused food after his masters DEATH
aud died al the end Of ten days.
Tile AhenGum speaks of the performance of
DE NOzze C Figaro" on the nth, ~ Drury Lane, as
lone Of the nnest interpretations Of MOzars master
piece IN comic opera ever heard IN this any other
country" The cast was, Countess. Mile. ncJeus
SusaHh,a Miss Kellogg Chertetiad. Mile Nilsson; Mar
cefIind MIe. BaueTmeister BdsttO, Big. Rinaldini
Count iBdccd Sig. ROa BGTtOiO sig BOTrella; Figaro,
Sig Agnes AntOiti0, sig. CasabOni
At an auction sale Of musical MSS. in Lon
don recently the following interesting autographs we're
disposed OF Cantata, containing nine pages OF music
aBO words entirely IN the autograph OF Handel R66 a
Wedding Bervice consisting Of various movements In
the hand dwrng OF John sebastian Bach Az an nstru
sDeDtaI Quartet 80 pages In the autograph of Joseph
Haydn, iI2; g Sonata In fiat major, for violin aud
paBofOrte IA pages In the autographs OF Mozart klO 10
Variations La Bergere,' BY tho same, ~ F0ga tAr
Gzsysez I've Dases by the saDe, ~ Adaeo Tor psso
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
OBITUARY.
uruRr pRAYTON.


Mr. Henri Drayton, the well-known opera
ml en 1,e@ At his residence, No. 81 EAst Nnthst at
go ,ostordav morning He was born IN Philauei-
ta m 1000 apished his musical education at the fars
and soon afterward was engaged primo
80 IN ,he italian Opera at Antwerp Alfred Bum
oc,,od him for an English opera company In London
and there he played many years with great success
corc in snch cha aracter parts az Derishoof in ZINE
pobem,ap Girl" and making reputation 10y MS Bo-
,. in " Robert" :" and Peter the Great in EEtoile du
Nordu He came to the United States with his wife IN
1870 and gave series Of popular entertainments winch
no tvled paror operas The Draytons returned to En-
GLAND I'm 1861 1869 Mr. Drayton was engaged by the
Rjchings English Opera Company, and he sang with
them for two seasons in NewYork and other cities, his
hest personation being Rip Van Winke in Mr. Brisows
opera of that name, which revived by Mrs Rich
ngs Bernard at Nbos after repose nearly az long as
that of Rip himself While travelling with the Richings
company he had a stroke Of paralysis at Rochester,
about year ago. and though he aterward appeared on
the stage with the Seguin company, this Summer, at
Bryant's Theater, he fully recovered his health
HI had a second attack at his home last Friday. Mr.
Drayton was much esteemed In private life. He was not
only good musician but an actor of ability and ear
nestness and the auhOr of several plays and operas
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
POLICE NOTES.

Maurice Welsh, age 36 no home, was found pros
ae by the sidewalk Secondaye sud Thirteenth
YESTERDAY, nc wss taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
Charles J. CntteTback, age 2 died IN the residence
Of biz parents H West Eighteenth st. Yesterday Inflammation
OF the stomach caused by Swallowing phosphorus and other ingredients
from the ends OF matches.
Detective Corwin and Roundsman Doan of the
Brookvn yesterday arrested three burglars Joseph
John Jones and John Rae who trying 10 break into
Burglars otiel
papers showing the location OF houses found
the thieves persons.
At Jefferson Market, yesterday, James Cassidy,
keeper hand Bowe aud Broomet held Ia
bail receiving goods Timothy Collins who struck
Patrick Brannd jug wndppe, Monday night
committed
r. Jones locked for keerng
dust ,wndg establishment No. 80 Beeker Josephine Clarke
Wilson committed for t from Martin Brain
Of Paterson, n. j., in the house No. i55 Geene-st.
Fifty-nine complaints were made against police
Yesterday horns eoloted Of No "a WooseTt
planned that while be sitting saloon at Bro'me and Thompson
OFeu Of the Eighth Precinct entered and arrested
ORDERLY woinsn OBen head his cnb
person cried Don't strike the woman" when 0ien struck
club
hm charge OF attempting 10 the prisoner 0Ben De
said that be thought The complainant about him
Referred TO the Board of Police.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
AMILITARY EXCURSION.

The 2lst Regiment, n. g., OF POughkeepsie'
N " accompanied by invited guests left hat CITY, yes
terday noon on the steamer Daniel Drew, on an excur
sion TO Brooklyn L. ID. They arrived in this city at p
m and were conveyed by barge TO Brooklyn, E. d.,
where they landed and escorted by the 47th Reg
ment to armory After refreshments had been served
speeches were made by Col David J. Austen OF the attn
Regiment Col Jas. NJ. Smith in behalf OF the guests
Can't Brady, Adiutaut Jas. KCegan, and others. The
,iIi,ary visitors are 200 in number and are accOmpa
MED by the regmentl band and drum corps Both rg-
Inens Will leave the city to-day by special Tram Tor
RockaWay Beach and will return the Afternoon 10
take boat AT the foot Of Grdndst, Brooklyn l. D. Tor
the foot of Twenty-third-st, n r. where they VIII DC
received by the 18th Regiment \. G.. The three reCi-
ments will then march through Twenty-tnirdst.. Filth
ave- and Thirty tyhithst TO the Arsenal AT seVentaXe'
where the l2th Regiment will entertain its guests. The
st Regiment Will return 10 Pouglkeese Dy ran u lie
evening
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
and child of Mr.. Smith are known 10 be killed Tne
cause Of the accident Is not yet known.

ana o child of MT. Smith known 10 be killed Tne
cause Of the accident Is not yet known.
A TRAIN WRECKED ON THE KANSAS PACIFIC
RAILROAD FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED.
DENVER, Col, July 30.-A terrible accident
occurred at about / q. yesterday, on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad lIs miles Of this place. Tho west
ward bound passenger tran consisting Of two sleeping
cars ono Arsclsss and secondclass COACH and tho
baggage and express cars through the bridge over
Coon Creek The entire train, except the sleeping
was wrecked. Five persons killed instantly, and a
number were wounded, some OF whom viii probably
die The killed. who were all in the secondclass car, are
as follows:
John Berges and wife, German emigrants; they leave
two helpless children. ,.-
susan Riley from ireland, on her way to relatives re-
siding here , ~,
A German girl name unknown, niece OF Berger.
John SOderguest, residence not stated.
The wounded are
Maria IAschyender, age 8, hip badly crushed; John
Mel aughln train-boy, seriously; Edward Manvlie Oh
Hannibal Mo-, slightly; George Wallace
seTionsIy Burgess, mail agent. - Cutler, express
agent, both slightly.
As soon as the news Of the accident teegraphed TO
Denver special train with surgeons and nurses was
sent out and every possible care will be taken OF ne
Injured The accident is supposed to have been caused
by water-spout bursting the creek and Washing
out the supports OF the bridge.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
EMIGRATION MATTERS.

The Commissioners of Emigration met yes
terday at Castle Garden. and appointed Committee 70
investigate charges made in German newspa-
per to the effect that there Irish than German
eInpoyes IN proportion the number OF emgrants of
these natOuaes. In view OF The burning OF ne Female
Department OF the Catholic Pro,ectOry Westchester
County the Commissioners offered 10 the Board OF I
rectOrs the Institution the OF an unfinished build
ing on Wards Island designed for unatic asylum.
The offer was gratefully declined on the ground mat
temporary accommodations had been secured, and that
within "a fortnight new buildings would be completed.
The number Of aeu passengers who arrived last week
was OOl; Jan. l. 16j; increase over correspond
ing period Of last year. $50 The balance IN bank on
Jan. SJo6 2O aggregate receipts 10 date, s3ie,
i59 CO. dsuuis- SZGl2j 9G balance SjO,Jn 80