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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17
Couta,uut of Court.

BosroN, Oct. l6.-Judge Wells, OF the
Supreme Court, to-day fined the proprietors
i the Saturday EUening Express twenty
tive dollars for contempt in publishing an
outside article tending to bias the jury In
pending suits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17

TENNESSEE bonds remain nominal in
New York at 20 for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17

CoTToN irregular and lower in New
York yesterday at I7ssc for middIIng.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17
1Eaipm aud SmeSifail.

GOLD Gas heavy and lower in New
York yeterterday, decl ming from 10sa to
I07s which price has not been before reach
ed since June, 1865. The closing rate was
los.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17
FINANCIAL.

New York Begins to Understand
Herself
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Wants TO Fight.

Joe Cobourn says he will fight Tom
Allen in West Virginia or in Conada, in
four months, for from $500 to 5000.
A Battle Of Spades and Clubs-Onc
MAN Killed and Several Wounded.
Charles Mellon, son of VIM. F. Mellon, 3
sugar refner of this city, died at Irvington
yesterday from injuries received at White
Pieins the day before, during row growing
on Of dispute about horse race-seversi
others were seriously injured by the ham
mers, spades and clubs used in the fight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17
The Commodore.

The payment of the semi annual divi-
dsnd of the New York Central Railroad was
resumed this A. NJ Some OF the newspapers
intimate that Commodore Vanderbilt will
not present the scripfor his. Inquiry, how
ever, revealed that be has drawn the full
amount due. It is said the Commodore
has bought largely to-day of stocks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17

At the Stock Exchange, Philip Speer &
Co., Merse, Shaffsr & Co., Scott, Strong q
Co., and AIcotC & Co., had stocks sold out
under rule, for account of Grinnel q Co.,
viz : 5000 shares Un-on Pacific at l6s619;
300 Lake Shore ct 6650675; 5000 New
York Central a. $50; 100 Pacific Mail at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17
Breakers Ahead.

The Post says the day has been one of
unhealthy buoyaucy at the Stock Exchange,
and considers the development of specula-
ton at presebt as unfortunate. Some promi-
nent brokers believe the present strength is
only the prelude to another break.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
Losses hy Fire.
RoUNDoUT, sept,

RoUNDoUT, Sept. l6
The losses by the fire last night are as
follows; l.. Kirschncr, $1,000; insured
in the I.orillard for $500. Henry Colligan,
1000; no insurance James McShanc,
whose horses were Burned, II ,000 insured
tor - 900 in the Franklin. Loss on barn
~ 600; insured for $500 in the Wcstchcs-
Ter. Richard Jones' 5000 insured for
$500 in Atlantic. John Brown. $4,000 :;
insured for $500 in the North American.
The German Lutheran church, 4 900; in
surcd for ~2,0O0 in the Exchange and So
500 in the Royal, John Dcwcnbrokcr,
5000: insured for $500 in the Gcrmania
George Thompson x sons. $4,000; in
>urcd for SO POO IN the Home, Commerce.
Westminster and lulilltltl, tcng 50 800 in
each company. Five large barns, one
store. one packing house, one chtrch. eight
horse. and three mules were burned.
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'surderous Assault.

\ yorNG LADY nF 81. AiBAN4 THE VICTIM.
st. AlhauS j, much excited over a shock
ing affair which occurred there on the night
of Saturday las on cmly Sunday morning
1t appears that the household of Hon.
Joseph II. BrainCrd who resides on the east
road near the house of Ex-Gov. Smith,
were aroused by cries of help issuing from
the chamber occupied by the daughter
Miss Fanny Braucrd, and on proceeding
to the room the young lady WIS found
tathcd in blood and suffering severely from
the effects of murdcrous blows that had
been inflicted upon the head. The account
she gave was, that shortly tfter one o'clock
sunday morning she was awakened BY a
noise that seemed TO proceed from the
cellar but hearing no repetition of it she
sank into slumhcr. When she again awoke
she made the startling discovery that her
head had been fcarfully cut and that blood
was flowing profusev from the wounds.
She at once aroused the inmates of the
house who consisted of her father, the
housekccpcr anda small boy, beside herself
Medical aid was Immediately summoned
and the wounds promptly attended to, the
Young lady retained her consciousness and
her recovery is now considered certain.
From the concIction of blood the physi-
clan snppose> She must have been uncon-
SCION. fpI nt i..1t h,,,p "a t,V i,n
were given.
The nature OF the wounds indicate that
the weapon used by the assassin was either
Il club with a l.nottcd end or hammer. All
of the wounds, three in number, were made
in the right frontal region, one of them
being terrible one. while the others were
less serious.
1t is supposed that some rilian gained an
entrance TO the house through the cellar,
entered the lady's room and alarmed by her
apparent rcs,lCssness, made the attack upon
her with the above result, and supposing
that he had killed his victim, became fright
cncd and left the house without eifccting
his probable object Of burglary, rs gold
watch and sum of money lay in the room
untouched, and nothing whatever is miss
ing from the house. There is not the
slightest clue to the william, although, of
course. ii is earnestly hoped he may be de-
tccted and brought TO summary justice
Miss Brainerd is lady of some 90 years
of age, greatly beloved by her many friends
and all who know her, and this sudden and
brutal attack upon her has aroused the
sympothics of the entire community. Her
father is well known us the long time
County Clerk of Franklin county, from
which position he retired year ago on ac-
count of his advanced age.
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ikfn A. LUDLOW.

rhe fourth annual fair and exhibition of
DE Farmers and Mechanics Union" of
Back River Valley opened at Ludlow ON
yesterday. On the first day the attendance
wis very good There were between six
and .evcn hundred entries during the day,
and the show as general thing Is very full
IN All departments. a fine display is made
Of working oxen, the towns of Ludlow and
Caycndish each having town team on ex-
hihilion. that from Ludlow numbering Gl
and that from Cavendish d. The premium
was awarded to Caycndish for the best
six yoke of working oxen," those from that
town averaging better than those from
LUDLOW, especially in respect to weight.
The show of vegetables will compare
Iayoiably, especially in quality, with that
of thc State Fair last week. Floral Hall
has a very farahow Of articles usually dis
played in that department, and valuable
additions, il il understood, arc to he made
on the second day.
The only lrotting during the day was
that ct three years old colts, which created
but little excitement. Martin Baileys colt
won the purse easily.
The Altimor, Cornc; Band of Ludlow
furnishes the music for tho occasion in en-
.cclcnt style.
To-day there is 10 be an address by Dr.
Henry Boynton Of Woodstock, together
with racing which will make up day of
unusual importance
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NkN loRk, sept. l"
Col1os-m fair request and good demand
Tor spinning AT steady prices. New was oilcrod
In small lots at :. G decline. sales ni f,l-H hN''~
al 2Oiic Tor mlddling uplands
fLouR.-Rcceipts, l0,:Oi bhs. The market Is
50 o, lower, with holders generally lnprs
anxious 10 realize with shippers Who hold OH.
The trade are only buying sluic tent 10 supply
the pressing wants. Sales OF 9,,ul barrels a.
IS 10 oi6 90 for snpcrnnc Western and STATE (;
s665 (o6 s5 Tor common To good EX,rn western
and state 10 900 Ga Tor good 20 choice d0 (;
~ g. Gl $50 Tor common TO choice white wheat
western extra ~ 20 10 % for common 20
choice extra 81. Louis. Market clpsius lcrg
heavy.
RYE FIorR.--Thc market is quiet amt nm.
changed at 6Q@5i5
CoRs MEAL - The market for corn meal T.,
quiet at 8 pad . 30 Tor western 80 % 10 -
Tor Brandywine.
,;WnIsKEy.-T market Is cent better at
WHEAT. -. Receipts a5s, 9Gi bush. The market
Is about ic better. with inir inquiry Tor export
aud home use. Sales OF 10000 bush sl.leil.5e
nee; 81 5sci 60 Tor MOI do lbs lor Winter
red western 81 70 for white western; II ieV
d for Iowa spring 80 Tor inieriol NO y
ter Canada inhond. The market closing
steady.
RyE--Thc market is quiet aud ihm. Sales
In car lots OF western at Olta05c
BARLLv,-Thc market IS active. sales OF
1000 bushels rowod state 10 arrive at 81 IS.
BAILEY MALI. - Market Is steady ana In falr
request 1900 bushels choice Canada western
state, chiefly At 81 80.
CoRN.-Rcccipts Io,a6s bushels The market
opened at N@ic for better classed quantity
With an advance Sales OF $1,000 bush at 66@
6sc for steamer Western mixed; ds's @6sho Tor
sail do; l0@Ilc for high mixed aud yellow
western 0SsIoc Tor white western, ,
decidedly frmer WITH rather more doing. Sales
VI Il 900 bushels ut IS 70 isk Tor prime mixed
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Rutland County.
BRANDON.

The Brandon Farmers Club holds its
meetings regularly every Friday evening.
On Thursday last go tickets were sold
from Brandon TO Rutland.
Saturday last was the grand fall opening
day of Ross, Pitts d Co.
The vineyard of A, b. Case is yielding
I'M abundant harvest this year.
Rev. i. b. Wheeler d. d., of Pough-
keepsic, y. Y, former pastor OF the
Congregational church, preached to his
former congregation on Sunday morning,
Sept. iii.
Joseph LcWarc stole watch, chain and
small amount of money at the Brandon
House last week. He was arrested, the
property recovered. and he left for parts
unknown.
The concentrated extract of rye caused
seriou, accident ON Conant square, on
Monday evening Of last week.
Rev, Mr., ingalls,, pastorof the Methodist
church, preached a thrilling temperance
discourse ON Sunday evening last.
The Congregational Sabbath School will
hold is monthly concert next Sabbath
evening.
Work at the scale factory was suspended
Cor three days last week.
\ military and civic dance comes off At
the Town Hall on Thursday evening next,
under the auspices Of the Warner Guards.
Mr., and Mrs James II. Blake celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary Of their marriage
ON Monday Of last week. Some seventy.
i've guests were present, bringing with
them some pleasing gifts of glassware. II
was really an enjoyable occasion.
The marriage of Frederick H. Harrington
10 Ella Reynolds, took place on Wednes
day evening last Mt the Congregational
church The ceremony was performed by
Rev franklin TuXbury in graceful man
ncr The altar was decorated in excellent
taste, and IL crowded audience witnessed
the scene. Mr. Charles o. Dyer of Bran
don, George II. Peasc, William Page ant
Edward Page, sons of Ex-Governor Page Of
Rutland, were ushers on the occasion.
The annual meeting of the Brandon
Cemetery Association will be held at Orms
bee and Briggs Office, October 4ih, at
o'clock p. m.
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YcIlow Fever nj Shreveport.

New York. sept ID.
The General superintendent of the Yves.
tern Union Telegraph Company ut Louis.
willie. sent ;hc blowing dispatch TO Iresi.
drni Orion. tho y. M
Lrca,utT, NY. sept 10
When the feycr made its appearance ~
Shreveport We had there two operator,
besides the manager One left immediate
ly. Geo. J. Roe, manager, and Thomas
VI. Jackson, operator, remained at their
posts till stricken down. Mr., jackson
died Saturday and Mr. Roc yesterday.
Operator Buchanan Of Mcrdcn, rendered
his services and reached Shreveport on
Wednesday, but when Mr.. Roe was taken
sick on Thursday Mr. buchanan returned
home and IS nov i'll there Operator II.
g. Davis came from New Orleans on sun
day aud i, now alone on duty in the
Shreveport Office. Our rcpaiicr has the
fever but VIII probably recover. Alfred
to help Davis and will probably reach
Shreveport Tonight Roe and Jackson are
supposed TO have been the main support,
of their respective families.
Roc'- father is an invalid and Jack-on'~
mother +, widow. Our banker, Mr..
George \. i'ikc, and operator Davis. did
all they could for the relief of Mr. Roe.
jackson died before Davis reached there,
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Trial Of ,!ordon kidnappcr>.

NEw York. sept. IL.
y special term OF the Court Of Queens
Bench opened yesterday for the trial of
American prisoners charged with kidnap-
inc Gordon. The Judge in his charge to
the grand jury dwclt mainly on kidnapping.
The charge is considered very fair and dis
passionate. 1t is believed that no hill will
be- found against Merriam who was arrested
~ one of the aCcc>sol-.
Attorney General Cornell o( Minnesota
was introduced to the court by Attorney
General Clarke and il is thought will be
allowed to appeal for the prisoners with
Gov. Austin and Hon. VIM. Lachrcn as
counsel
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Nrnlrnl and South Americn.

New YORK, Sept. 10.
Panama dates, four days later, say the
same state OF uneaslncss and lack of conf
dcncc in the authorities continue in CO.
lumba, and general belief that Il change
will soon take place through n revolution.
Nothing further has been heard from
the jamaica and Aspinwall cable, notwith-
standing it was announced week since
that the ends of the broken cable had been
recovered in mid-occGn and buoycd. II
has been laid several times. but only once
put in practical working ORDER and then
only for a few days.
The Pensacola flagship of the South Pa.
clic squadron is expected on the l7lh.
Perez Turner, chief engineer of the
Panama railroad is lying at the point Of
death
Talma has been unsucccssfuly attacked
by an armed force aiming TO control the
elections.
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DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight nj cor rises to-
morrow morning at DAB.
The Rutland Lodge of Good Tcmpars
meets this Wednesday evening at 80 pm.
at Oddfcllows Hall. GLoBE Block.
The fifth annual convention of Sabbath
school workers will he held nj Chester
commencing Tuesday evening October ;th
and continue three days. Z. =. Bliss Of
Chicago, the wcll-known musical composer
and author Of Sabbath school music. will
have charge Of the singing throughout the
conventions
The Equinox House at Manchester, will
remain open for guests, under The well
known management Of Mr. Orvis. until the
2jth inst.
Mr.. Henry =. Gruhb, who has been the
proprietor OF the Barlwcll House barber
shop for the past five years. has sold out
his interest in the same to Mr.. Henry VIII
iams. The latter has been the popular
har-drcsser at the Equinox House during
the summer and intends keeping a full as
sortmcnt of ladies hair goods, such rs
switches, curl- and hair work, in conncc-
ton with his business of hair dressing.
Mr.. Grubb has been an excellent barber
ana returns thanks for the liberal patron
age given him here.
The Orange County Eagie at West Ran
dolph has been purchased by Mr.. L. Gerry,
who is to change the name of the paper TO
the Green Mountain Herald" which is
TO be issued weekly at S1.50 per year.
At the Middle Granville races on Mon
day last, four heats were trotted in the
"open to all race, in which the follow
ing horses were entered Ella Cole. Col
Maynard, Belle of Pawlet War lluctt
Royal Mike, and Kitty Thorn. The race
was adjourned after the fourth heat, until
Tuesday morning, when Kitty Thorn driven
by Danforth, won the race in the three first
heats. Best time 2.40J
The st. Adams Nes@Hgcy says; The
Mayor of Nergennes is now absent from
that city on pleasure trip--no doubt re-
Cruitng for the arduous labors of his office.
The excursion from Burlington to Mon
treal via Lake Champlain, is postponed, as
the steamer A. Williams has broken shaft
and will not be able to run for two weeks.
We arc living emphatically in the age OF
profanity, and it seems to MS that we are
on the topmost current. -Rutland Herald
There's your chance, GLoBE-pitch in,
and while you are about it just send few
ministers over to the XeroM office, to get
its managers off that top current. - Iwa-
dan Tni0n
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler, Chief Judge
Hon. Isaac C. Wheaton,, Assistant
Hon. Hiel HOLSTER, Judges.
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William VI. Field, Sheriff.

The case of Ripley Sons VS.. Billings was
put into the hands of the jury this morning
who last evening settled upon verdict
which will be announced this morning.
The first case called yesterday afternoon
was No. 1870, $. Hayward & Co. vs.. G.. d.
Mccormick ct. al, case of assumpsit to
recover for amount of work in building n
residence for defendant c. II. Joyce for
plaintiff Edgerton & Nicholson for de-
PENDANT.
The jury in this cause are as follows :;
William + Morse, David l.. Sawyer, Don
Baxter, ]. b. billiard. Thos. Jakcway, jr. =,
Stephen w. Mead, Geo. G. Thrall, Robert
Moulthrop. LOOMS Spaulding, Moses
Iiackett, Darius Parks, Leonard Bond
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LoSDoS, Sept. 10
THE AsHASTEE WAR.

rHE AsHASTeE WAR.
Adyices from Cape Town state Aslantees
have defeated the British boat expedition
on the River Praplc.
steamship Franklin from New York Via
Copenhagen l4th inst.
THE CEENT EAsTEuS.
The steamship Great Eastern has arrived
ut Portland Her failure to repair the
cable Of 1865 Expresses stock. and il j. said
no further reduction Of tolls is probable.
AMErloAY IGoN.
One hundred tons Of American bar IRON
sold at Liverpool yesterday at eli i04. thus
undcrseling the English market.
PorAToR DISEASE WHEAT CRoP.
The Market Lauc Express says the pota-
toe disease is spreading rapidly. The same
paper estimates that England must import
1000, 900 quarters of wheat this year.
pissoLviNG OF PARLIAMENT DEMANDED.
The Liberals Of Chester ask Mr.. Glad
stone to dissolve Parliament. and appeal to
the country.
QrEEysrowN. Sept. &C.
>rIlyEp
Steamships Spain aud Calnhria from New
York.
MoyirtE, sept H.
Steamship Pennsylvania from New
York.
LIVERPOOL, sept. lG.
Steamship Spain from New York.
THE BRITISH CABINET.
\ report is current in London to-day that
further changes in the cnbirc, are about 10
take place.
PAGi-, sept IL.
COMPLETE EVACUATION or FRANCO.
The evacuation Of France by German
army of occupation wa, completed at half
past nine o'clock this morning.
PETITIONS AGAINST MONARCHY
\ petition numcrou~ly signed by mem
bcrs Of the Protestant chrchCs in France
has been sent to the Protestant Dcpatic, in
the Assembly u'gng them to u.c all their
influence and throw their vote against the
establishment Of monarchy.
count DE CIl NMBpED.
w. Lcmoinc ha, published another letcr
in which he says he is not quite satisfied
with the declarations of Count de- Cham
hord. The country ha, certain rights and
liberties which must he preserved.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE FOUNDERlNG OF THE IRON.
SIDES.
statement Of the Clerk


CnIcAeo, sept. 10
The following is the statement Of y. II.
Watkins, clerk Of the toundcrcd steamer
lronsidcs We left Milwaukee al 80 on
Sunday night, with 10 passengers and
crew OF 30 men, and were due IN Grand
Haven, between five and six O'Clock Mon
day morning The cargo conSatol OF l3,-
OOO bushels OF wheat 500 barrels Of llonr
l25 barrels OF pork and some miscellaneous
articles
ms was Il very large cargo since the
boat could only carry l,lOO tons y modcr-
alc breeze was blowing from the south
west, when constantly increased until 1t
became tcrillic gale before daylight. !
d'd MOI gel UP before O'Clock, when the
'"a' WAS F"iii''g lcarluilN' Immediately
went n''o" ana round 'iic men working al
inc pumps. Inc water hau already put
OUT "' mrs anu me engines were
u''''''' ''''' went I" 'ho "ilcc ana
H"' e"' i'''c'4cIH Ics'S''' mint! an"
i'''''''s'7 anu went oii inc hurric"p "'cN'
"hcic iou'lu 'ap'"lh 0"cc'hah s''''hS
'"c l"i's"Ii ~ lie WAS perfectly sell
P'''a." "",, ''o '"'" ""'lc" hia "'uc'7
promptly We then were about three
miles from the shore A signal of distress
had been raised at $50 o'clock, and about
~ o'''N ."c passengers "iI pun Oh ne
prcsrrycrs. for it was evident thai the YES.
sci must 90 down. At l1.?0 Che captain
ordered the boats to hr manned.
In the first boat all the Lady passenger,
except one were placed. In the second
beat there were from ten to twelve pas.cn-
ger, and crew. took charge of the third
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New York, sept. ld.
Particulars of the great fire in Havana
state that nothing was available tu arrest
the progress of the fire, and it was only
owing To the calnncss Of the night that the
fire was kept from spreading to other
blocks. The authorities were bitterly
blamed for want Of decision or faulty
action shown ON the occasion. The captain
general was present and gave directions,
which the chief engineer ignored, as to
where the water pipes which have been
lately rclaid were To Inc found. The fire
ragged four hour. The loss of life is
varouslv estimated from twenty To fifty.
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western n store f0' for do nfioat 49sr3.
Tor white western ~ for black Western
EGGS Tho market IS quiet ana flIn at ga
90 fyr western and 2Sa24c ior State and Pennsyf
veuin.
ll,Y.- Market IS quiet and frm s9s to 81 fof
prime.
IIoP.-Qulot aud steady Sales Of 70 Dusbell
quoted ut -c--c Call Ognla, 70 to CO..
COffLE Market T. quiet and very ara
Rio ut 2l@22c. STOCK on hand, 2,04i bags In
Baltimore, 9.2gq bng7.
SCAR - Market Is quleti fair 70 good rein.
lngat sGslfc
MoG,ssEs.-The market Is quiet and firm. -
iucE-M0rkct Is quiet amt steady ; Carolina
NJ sfG9.c.
PErRoLEUM.-Thc market Il 0rm and noml
nal At Gifc for crude and IKE for refined
PORR.-Thc market Is In fair demand; new
mess az 70 for new mess $40 20 for Old do
BEEr.-Mnrkct Is quiet at . q 10 90 Tor plata
mess: ili 2he ~ 10 for extra do.
BEEF HAMS. go Market Is dun at sis92G1 Tor
common to prime lots
TiEGCE BEEF-Mnrl;ct T. Quiet.a lCdl1c f0f
prime mess; 1Se2D 10 Tor India iness.
CrT MFATs.-MarkCt Is tpady at hsS Tor hams
~ Tor shoulders : middlrs frm long clear
shc; short rib. 'nd shoulder, ut 0; long clear
on spot ~ 81.
LNKD.-Marlet rs nfmor old western
steam at > Lilo
HITTER. Market IS quiet with fair demand at
10 20 Tor iair 90 prime, western; 26dSZ Tor
state.
CHEr,N. Market is quiet AMI nrn at
l2" l2&r Tor iuirt0 prime state factory.
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SAD Accident. licnry Hayes, while at
work painting the outside Of the marble
mills, at Ballcn's Falls. on Monday after
noon the 18th inst, was caught by the shaft
or wheel that propcls the works, and car
ricd around Il great numbcr of times
Finally hi. clothes giving way let him fall
eighteen or twenty feet upon the rocks
below breaking his lower jaw and knock
ing out q number of teeth, besides rccciv-
ing other external injuries. lie is still
alive and hopes are cntancd Of his re-.
coycry.
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ARREST OF THE SCHENECTADY MEssES-
eFE.-Thc western messenger who was
implicated with Welsh in the express de-
falcaton, has been arrested at Schenectady.
He was taken off his train when it came in
to Schenectady this morning. His name
is Mcintyre of Albany He has been in
the employ of the company for long time,
and was formerly clerk in the money de-
partmcnt at Albany He was generally
looked upon as an honest man. lie will
he brought to Troy and examined with
Welsh. who is still in jail