The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1854, Page 1

THE NEW YORI WHOLE NO. 6571. HERALD. ——$—__—_—. -——_ ——— MORN}x‘G .EDITION—TUESDAY, AUGUST "22, 3854. Broadway Theatre First Night ofthe season, , The Paste PRICK TWO CENTS. “2 Matiagnde VEAROny King & Co,'s COPARTNE iSillv NOCICES, ty nee. Musi. -HE st. NICHOLAS HOTEL |NEWS BY TELEGRAPR. THE NEW FIREMEN’S HALL, , ED RTNER WITH $2,0 SOTREZ DE RECEPTION 294. ‘The Broadway theatre was opened last @venia: for the New Orieans Delta, Aug. 16.) } 2.0) I ped ved = who TO MADAME GRIBY AM” pooner signor | TEUIRE season. ‘The house prosents nevely tho aame | 7p ee hs Zeolls alison sree ovis r ye proft or 000 yerenoum: Tueappll- | INTERESTING POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. The arrival of Madame Grist > “Tse has naturally | PPeArenee both in frowt andon the stage, that bas | ed at Austin on thelm “Nenof theron” | CEREMONIES OF LAYING THE CORNER STONE. Mario, in this country, is am ove |, caused ecnslderabie.recvatiog’ #¢ 4:8 mUleal world The high Furopean reputation of thw ® “istinguished artists would in iteelf have ensured in'ity ,ST°Per plao cordial reception en the part of the Now” So% publio; sine distinguished it for the past two years. Althewgh the | fenr bide forthe construe. ce of the City Alliauce, corcer of Broadway a theatre was not full, still there was 2 numerows and Pio By Chaitell, ax he brillant audience, taste and Pacific Hailrosd 4 if smnsesinn bie? Joined to the light and egal, for the following Teasones: sgreable ensemble. The opening piece was Wes never authorized by tie comm we Native American Nominations in Philadelphia, mer President of the “ompany, which was —Ilet. Because it ny; 2d, Coat ‘dent of the PROCESSION OF THE FIREMEN. atreet. . 1 re) —PARTNE? WANTED. 70 TAKE AN = eo interest in » business woetn 600 ir cont on the amount invested. Address L. L L., 5 2 field bas long aimvo ceased to be Prew rald office. roe AFFAIRS IN MAINE. but acting upon precedents, of which we hai"? 90 S808 | Tagy of Lyons," in which Mr. Henry . Fuson | compan, naar bis powers were revokm | the ORATION OF MORRIS FRANKLIS. i ‘A PARINER WsNIED-IN AN AUC. to feel proud, some of our musical amateurs’ DAVE @9- | sustained the part of Claude Meinotte and Miss Balad of Diseotoge, and ensrasted te tenors: “sof bo 0) tiom, commission aud real estate busi; Ceavored to get wp an excitement, in order to #18C° # | Louisa Howard that ot Pauline. Mr. Farremia theeon af | & Kiug. Notwithtanding the suo essful effon. ich tasaia ded, $2} pie madris yg man, with thie amenn. ARREST OF THE ANGEL GABRIEL, success, which was never doubted, beyond tite pro, waility the celebrated Witllam Furren, whose fame ar a datiaca | Mcésts. Walker & King ¢0 rellevo. that i yaa Description of the Building. capttal Opportunicy rarely occurs le Of failure. At the presont day, when the muntéal tor vf such parts as Sir Peter Tear'e, Lord &e., 1 rook siaiiaee entertai : are wight Par pects Satter POD, Herald &., &. &. of the American pnblie bas arrived at a point of , Wl $ Oxiers, Sc» § geadous apprehensions were ined that the has reached this country and prepared the peopie forthe | stbek, im; advent of his aon. Miss Howard isa young actrese’ ho bas met with @ very favorable reception on the lemon ‘roperly issned before Mr. Walker be- tome bucaes HA the aompany, and against his Peres might embarrarw operations under the harter, and subject the mew company to tivation which enab'es them readily to dittinguis ® HsTON OF TWE FIRE Dp, PARTMENT FOND, true merit from pretensien, all auch attearpts are &., &., he. Political Intelligence. NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS--DEMOCRM#IO —WANTED, A’ PARTNER, IN A RESPEC- BLO Je table business that vill yield an income © ridiculons, apd only have the effect of plactng the } pcards. All these facts made. last night's perforrasnive three thousaud vo irs m, This ls o a objects of this mispleeed adulation im s positiow tittle int suite: injunctions by swwrptittous cluinrants r d ! ois 0 Erdicatees, Angies ca sie posit a aery interesting event ia theatrical history, Our duty ; ; Foy ted mae tito Ag oR oop] Hooded ea Aattering to their aolt-reepect. Artista of genius conact | iy fainly to chronicle the reault of this overt ot ache, Ze they wea st The comer stone of the new Firem. 8 = * ice, £51 Broadway. —” DERWIGAT & CO, To-day the Native Ame: Convention nominated | Xt feel wounded at being confounded with the cometon ‘When the subject of a criticism is a hackneyed piece like: | gonsti uétion of the worlt—that Lebid, consequently, | be erected in Mercer street, on the nert: ey PARINER WANTED—“ILENT OR ACTIVE, WITH | John 8. Warner for Recorder of Deods, Robert K Shultz | Lett of imposters, whom theatrical speculators arvia | this most popular work of Sir E. B. Lytton, it is hardly | Qould bo secepted from this company however pre- | tween Prince and Houst.a streets, was {aid you FA. 8 cash capital from 81 500 10 $2,000, ia a’ manu- | for Clerk of the Quarter sessions, Williom D. Baker for | t®# habit of secking to palu off upom the public, while | possithle for the waditor to ceparatein his mind the eotoe | Fauted, or however much all might be satistled with terday with imposing ceremnies. uring business. ihe butuess is cash and profitable; | prot uonoiary of the Distriet Court, and Wiliam Gardser | '® Persona of moderate talent these high-wrought ex?'| that iv before his eye from some pet representative or {7224 Present organization, Tals ,\shevefore, belag | the folowing wne the order’ of the’ day :— A required: Achiers Gath'ar, Dvscdeay Feat OBE” | To: Corona, t Tectations are a posttire injury, inasmuch ae in nix’ | the san\e part, and thua the artist guffers from the effect | Uh Suna ctse bog of ieee Beek ee PROGRAMME aaa wuriED. Sag qanupanTohine ~, |. Ths democrats hold a mecting to nominate andi. | *%## out of ten the performance is gure to fall lamonta-'} of comp.\rative criticisim, which, being unjust, mould me was for $23,750 Pet mile. \ It was in op- } OF THE ORDER OP AURANORMENTS TOR LAWING 728 OOR b ae AL business that pays - rin peoliee fected WURING | dates for election tonight There is no opposi- | MY short cf the promise. In the case of Madame Gris | be studiouwly avoided. With a portion of the ondience to bil the requirement of the I. Ww, and there- STORE C7 SERED MAES; BEY TORE, . e amount of sales. keus. 1 iorselling, ove of the firm tion in the First congressional district to T, B. Florence. and her husband, public curfosity had no necd of an ar it was too evident that Mr. Farrer and Miey Howard did hire gould not be considered. avausr 21, 1854. EB . ‘The line will form, four abreast at 2 o’ch ok, P. M., tar * ing out of the city, apply st the manufactory, 81 | ra the Third district Wiliam Landy will receive the nomi- | ‘cial stimulus to ensure them sucha reception as their | not All up theparts as well ascther persons who have | TBikd—Tbe bid of Mr. Brerwond, &-., orhich pro | ths Fark, tn front of the City Hall, the rigtgt on the enet Sais, om AG 9 he previo renwtatin eoid thom eX vt, the | rand thmen hee ost, i acoso | [etamieme eg oud, Hog Now, the | gun nd mara ros cho rote, ore emenen iy iv MS ‘ané reer Bree! (7 s PARINER WANTED—WITH AROUT 84,000 CASH | vEMOCBATIC OPPOSITION 70 THR KNOW Norawxas | OFF) with regret that we received the following invite | i not suitable for the part, anc there-is too much bustle | boundaey of to States, ard theveloro th.wbill was | sues nme capital, to join in a very lasretive manufacturing AT LOUISVILLE. sey peo i je Se previous effort—t | and vehemenco in his style for the Proper emba. | illegs). ce TORR MILLS, SEArp. ey : a.read) operation it bout $12, - * . t it a re me ii rthh—' vit m. A. Fresvorn Ailen jollle @ 8 Specka! ps epee eee ea thas area 8 puesta 5 Lovisviix, August 19, 1864, work up what musi ica furs divemt of the romantic dreamer drawn by the fou ‘The Atlantic and Pacifi¢e Compa: yy being, Aas : |. H. H., Herald office, giving name and address. ISSOLVED THIs DAY BY MU(UAL CONSENT, THE firm of LAWION & WHITE Architects. The ba- of tho firm will be continued at the same place, Broadway, by the subscriber, who begs most re- fully to inform his friends and the public that he ‘prepared to execute des; A large meeting of democrats was held in this city this evening, at which resojutions were passed expressing difapprobation of the Know Nothing organization. Col. Caldwell deiivered a forcible speech in opporttion: to the Know Nothings. Some disturbance was expected, but all passed off quietly, AMEBIOAN MUSICAL FUND’ 8O6IRTY. PRIVATE INVITATION EXCURSION TO MEET AND WELCOME GIULIA GRISI, WHO 18 EXPECTED TO ARRIVE BY THE STEAMER BALTIC ON SUNDAY. . The A. M.Fund Society have chartered the steamer Tone} e, which will leave the foot cf Canal a! (Collins’ wharf.) on Sunda: , August 20, 18 morni At 8 o'clock AM, preeis the Staten’ Isla oly, an auther. He is a craccful, preetised, anc seusib’e actor, but Olamie Melnotte is not a proper part forhim. Be speaise too quickly, and seems distrai/ in the more pas- sionat® pertions of the piece. The fourth act weewell rendered, but beyon@this the Claude of thenight over | Stas orTexas.—<ir,--We hereby pi Tose adeve mediocrity: tid was inthe name of Messr. Walker & Kin' their Sfteen associites of Texas, as-follows:— Cory or Avetis, Jaly 29, 198€. To Ih Excenxncy, E. M. Prask G Sor the reasons stated , out of the qzestion, th hoy an GorsExok Oo THE ropore to enter into ® contract with your excelloncy, by which we wil Mississippi and MRS DIVISION. Joba Barry, Uarshal. Committoe of arrangements. * Dedworth’s Bana. Fire Department Banner, in charge ot Lafayette A ote Com, io. Officers and Trustees of nf New York Fire ‘et 5 specifications, &e.. fs 5 oblgete ourselves to construct ‘the Chief and Assistant Engineers of New York y br city and country work ‘ou the moat reasonable terms, | DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS—ATTEMPTED COALITION Bx wre mat, best A Ae clock, returni fot P. M. Miss Howard is a very agreeable person, with a chinrra: | Paid roi)rroad from a point on the eastern at. iH. WHITE, TWEEN WHIGS AND FREE SOMLERS. ins pe ain boon engaged for he canal IESOLUTION —THE COP4R'NERSHIP VIM OF M.D, Fetrada & Co., heretofore existing is this day olved by mutual consent li moneys due the abore Bancor, August 21, 1854. At a “regular”? democrati¢ caucus on Seturday even- sion, ‘The pleasure of your comy is ctfuily nolicited. Mr. Mane? AND FRIENDS. beat if Gen. Wm. Hall, President A. Mf. ¥.S. ): ing expression of countenance, but she lacks the pathos: and power for the proper embodiment of Piiviine. She looked Lie the proud and beautiful heiress, but failed to J the ri Fulton, inthe State of Arkansas, to a suityble the Ri Tine of thettate of Texas, not north of the town of polat cm: io Grande, at or near tite town of E1 Piso; to crovs vers Trinity, Brazos, end Colorado as near the 324° ment. Representatives ottew York Fire Departaomts SROORD DEVIEION John T. Rollins, Marshal. ‘the day—Adam P. Petz, Esq. of ing, George M. Weston, formerly editor of the Augusta ent. A. reach tho-author’s conception in the acting of the part: | degree of north tatitude’ aa practicable. ‘This we will p w. Isaac Ferri, D.D., Chaneelloe of” sat m to be paid to F. de socarras & Co., 63. and 66 Prince | 4, offered a resolution calling on Judge Parris for his Ler okt Be vine Practice" |) committce | Public opinien upon ‘the merits of the stars scemed divi \ UBdertake to-do cn the term dad conditions amd for the | Wow York University. ty where the business of drug grinding, &c , &c., a a s ¢ th ii 'B. Dodworth, Treas > of th ded, and the t after the third ree , Consideration’ expressed in the act of tiw Legisla- @rrator—Hon. Morris Franklin. i) be carried on as usual, M.D. STR: DA, views on the Nebraska question, and declaring that they Borvey B, Dodworth, urer, i e é , and they were called out after the actandat'} dure of the State of Texas, passed for that pur His Honor the Mayor—Jacob A. Weatervelt: New York, Aug. 21, 1854 F. DE SOCARRAS, | would not support him for Governor if he continued al- eearae 5 “FS. | theclose of the piece, when Mr. Farren mado aneat | pese, and approved December List, 1868. Wo-wiilagree $ — 4 ~~~ | Jent. The resolution was tabled. Wm. Scharf 7 speech, themking the andience for the kindness whieh had ean one ‘to Sangre S80. meek wilee shuts 's Escooat Firemen’s myyrers PARTNER WANTED—IN THE MACHINI: OF MANU- | The whigsand freo sollers of Androscoggin county met | Parties recelein Ration tickets and being unable | been extended to him sinee his arrival in the United | te'nwarded to ua, We will Sitertane to Hanke aaa ae iced renee Fone: in fiablished, and is fully competent #9. suporiatend the | ot Lewiston on Friday and attempted to form a conii- tA dg Miki sy tical peer en fll Wf Se in ronning ordor, fifty miles of said road, e . aod can furnish ono half of the capital in cash, or and fixtures unencumbered, can hear of an oppor- unity of extending bis bustuess in an excellent loca- lio addressing Manufacturer, with real name and jusiness, care of James ~tewart, corner of Kim and atrects, where particwars can be bad and refer- [ excherged.. A business preferred that wouid re- from $10,000 to $12.00 capital, one half of whieh ili be furnished by a manufacturer of twenty ycars ex- nce in business. tion. Acommittes of conference agreed upon a union it, which wag edopted by the whigs, but rejected by tLe free soilers. The whigs then receded and nomi- nated last year’s ticket. The free soilers adjourned to September 1, without making nominations. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING AT BABTON, PA. Eastow, Aug. 21, 1854. A democratic county meeting took plaeo in this town 3 ‘Broadway. Speciat Notice.—Should the Baltic arrive on- Saturday, or too early on Sunday morning, the excursion will not toke place, but the tickets will admit the holdera (not transferable) to a congratulatory musical ontertainment at the St. Nicholas Hotel, at 9 o'clock, on Monday even- ing, August 21, 1854. The remaiming characters in “Tho Lady of Lyons’ were respectably rendered. Mrs, France, who played Madame Deschappelles, although apparently addicted toy: completed: the sin of over-acting, bids fair to be an able remplacant for Mrs. Vermen. Mr. Lanorgan made a good part of Visiters can procure refreshments of all kinds from the Beauseant, who is generally a bore, and M. Deschap- Le 5 steward of the boat. ‘The proverb that wind and tide wait for no wan was unhappily destined to receive another illustration inthe pelles was well treated at the hands of Mr. France. The members of the stock company were cordially received. |, memths from the date of said contract; ; md place in likovorder, ono hundred miles of ssid road each and every year thereafter, until the whole aball be And we will undertake that this chelt be of rst class of railroads. We further propose to de- atoeks 5 ra, te be forfeited to said State, in case Atty miles of said: road ‘shall not be comp éted within eigtteen months from the it in the Trencazy of the dinto of Texas, “te the amount of diree hundret thousand do Gate of the contrast propos R. J. Walker, within eighteen and to ‘eenish Bed. T. Butler King, M. T. Johnsen, Semuet Waddell, Marshal. ‘Iie Honorable, the Board of Alderinen with thels ‘1x0 Himorable, the Board of Councilmen with thelr cers. ‘The Architects and Builders of the Hal. FOURTH DIVISION. Danie Coger, Marshal. Governors of the Alms House. Commissioners of Eige Heads of Departments and their Bureaus. County Officers. Membere of the Press, O GAPITALISTS.—THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING OB- | to-day. The attendance was vory largo, and the gather- : The after-pieee was a farce called ‘'A Love by Proxy,” | J. A. Greer, W. C. Kacy, &. A. Moverick, by John Han- FIT DIVIRION. IT taiced'a patent right for one of the most valuablo | ing very harmonious, cae ae bore ansitation, The Baltio provokingly | «which Mr. Farren played Harry Lawleas, a rocklew geek, Attorney, G. W: Hancock, John Hancool, Fg <r RPC PR dif are ety ° See een eet tate Otamecacine® | Strong resolutions were pase? in favor of the Siate | Sues som eighteen or tweaty hours sooner than wat | yocsn, with so much dash and spirit; as to prove that he ‘ Leth a Loo iors Basveyor, Naval Oliver and Anste-<: sh cap 1 of $10,000, to ensvle him to dispose of the machines and patents, by which 100,000 can be realized in a.x or eighs months, a4 can pe clearly skown by an interview, Address, with real » Machine, Herald office. and national administrations, and also in favor of the Nebraska and Kansas bill. The meeting was addressed by Senator Beochead and Governor A. H. Reeder, of Kansas. contemplated by the projectors of this marine ovation, and many a Sunday Christian that would have been hor- rified to miss church, or to be seen enjoying an airing on this tabooed day on any other occasion, was disappoint- ed by this opportunity of paying his reapeots to the is most ‘excellent in eccentric comedy, and to carry off the picee, which is rather a stupid affair, triumphantly. From his enccess in this part, we are led to expect some- thing very good from him hereafter, when he wi!l appear y J. A. Greer, John W., Harris, Matt. Ward, Randal, J. Pinkney Henderson, i. B. Nichols. Mesers. Walker, King & Co. had, previous to the letting of the contract, caused a complete instra- Mental survey of tle route to be made, at great la- bor and ex;ense, through Texas to the Pacific. Teonard tant Treasurerof the Unites States. Tie United States Diatriet Attorney and Marshal. - of Congress. bers of Cor Foy add he United States Courts. Sudges of the and Courtand Court Connon Bak ont val omni ook Judges of Marine, Police and District: Y Sustaetecenaartedatcaniniious nonds nave: wicca Weak, Casta Diva. Tt was, however, only a pleasure postponed, | 1 **¥e4!new and peculiar parts. fn able and competent oorpe a of engineers. inh says jan DIVIBLON. mn ng about $3,600-cash shis is a very rare opportunily. | snurcr AND IMPRISONMENT OF THs: “ ANGEL GA: | * Will be seen by the sequel : Fires in New York. out the entire route, througis a Lis pets National Quard Band. daregs industry, 306 Grand strect,Jeorner of Allen. RRIZL”—THE YORK AND CEMEERLAND RAILROAD | Last evening, in accordance with the conditional no- : ‘ with most excellent g1 for & Ponghse way. Ex.Ooers and Trustees of the Fire Depertmeat. ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAl.| comranr, nrc. tice at the foot of the cirealar, which wisely provided for | | Fi 18 Hrosnway.—Betwean five and six o'clock yoe- | Trig ‘survey will give renewed confidence in toe | EX-Chicf aud Atistant Kaginoers of the Fire Department. of $8,100, to e with the subseriber in the Bosron, Aug. 21, 1854. this contingency, wo repaired to the St. Nicholas Hotel, | t¢lay morning, a Gre waa discovered in the Irving din- | work, ang insure ds of new subscribers to | FoTemen, Te ne Secretarion of ‘the ware, facture of an article ic daily use, and of which the | 5. s, Orr, altas the ‘Angel Gabriel,”’ was arrested in | in order to evjoy tho apeetacle of secing ihe musical | 1g tloon,401 Broadway, corner of Walker streot. On- | the enterprise. i apply is not-equal to one balf of the demasd. it SEVENTH DEVISION. feast 100 per cont per annum, as will be eatlcfactorily | Charlestown, yesterday, on un old charge of disturbing | gaddens exthroned to recetve the incense of ner worship } °F¢nipg the door, the place was found Aled with smoke, eaten se areay, made to the Becifio, Sexmuel M: Phillipe, Marwal. ee = talked of a rescue; but it was not attempted. On entering the new dining-room, an aparitaent of no- | OUt before tho flames had time to progress far; a stream of Bag » ih T-THE CORDS OF PINE WOOD TO Bi ¢ Te was takon before Justice Warren this foreroon, and, on the charges of disturbing a religious meeting on We proportions, brilliantly lit np. for tho occasion, we found a numerous company assembled in expectation of water extinguished them. After the fire was put out the fire was found to have originated in the corner of a par. that, before the expiration of ninety days, the num ber will exceed one thousand. ‘This bid, it will be seen, was in exact conformity Citizens, b0., &c. ZOPHAR MILLS, Grand Marshal. ORDER OF EXERCISES fe Mb niet Hed F rib tition; on the floor, a holo some twelve incbes square wa | with the law, and was in fact the onl: id. | ON 1M OCC.MOON OF LAYING THE CORNER #TONE OF I AAT ee Pinhee Je copteast. ¥ he — Sunday, bec 1, creating a distorbance and blowing ~~ the mowentary arrival of Madame Grisi and ber husband. burnt "oon through the, and the fi a was jem Deal Bal aexite the Go orcad ony, Age bee prvechigteny hare ens cs jeners Seale sod on York siver: Visginia: terme, | Bora ox Sunday, May 14, and vending hls printed docu- | A munical programme had been got up by the vocioty, | 2tcng heatrey up te relia. when dlecteunah cea ‘Althongh fhe bids it will be perceived is entirely Adam P. Pen-7, Vaq., Chairman of the day. ne git ‘application at the | ments on Sunday, 28, was held to bail in $300 tor | and Dodworth’s exellent band was beguiling the tedium | “extinguished. very suspicious ap of the af | q ? which wii be liberal. may ve knowa by application at the Ts o me pearance H Irving House, New York city, on Monday amd Tuerday, examination on Friday next. In default of bait ho was of y by the enlivening strain of the Jubel overture, fair, led Capt. Brennen, of the Sixth ward police, to aus- ed in t Next he in the name of iedividuals, yet it is Messrs. Walker & King will be ae to Prayer—By Rev, Janie Terris, Dy D., Chancellor of thes ‘Now York University. the deth and 20th ot the present moath, between thd | committed to prison. whic wound up, by a eurfous sort of arrsagement, with | Trerondon ordered hie arrent. ThA Tine ate ee nee | into the new company all the Cona fide Matersoy Matin Genep eek. 3 Remrnine eee eee Ray My 0) SS SI ru, | gp tis cision of the referees in the otto of Myers vs. | “Cod eavo the Queen.”” Taking intoaccount the locality | tif, and esterday an tnvostigntion was coramenced. paying stockholders of the Atlantic and Pacific | Coremony of Laying tha Gornsettone—fy Charts o- Ly. PFRSONS NOSRING BUARDERS, the York and Cumberland Raliroad Company, was given | aud tho Italfan origin of the fair object of the demonstra fod ——- ‘=e by beat iow on phceptigh bi Railroad Compeny. Thus the new company, with- gull, Heq., Preeident of the New York Fire Depart , avtted me ar will reoei information, free of charge. Moot yet acquainted with our eatatiishmont, wil this morning. They award Myers $159, costs-and in- terest. tion, we were dull enough not to comprehend at once it lumbia Fire Insurnnoe Company. ont invelving themselves in will be enabled to unite with the new company the embarrassments, ment. ee Hon. Morris Freaklia, Forties appropriateness. We wore subsequently enlightened on | Fine rx ConsmuA Sreger.—A Jrvixnx Ixcexprary.— | money and capital, and subscriptions of the asseas- > Wworth’s Band. call and mee eee Clinton Hall, corner of | A man named Humphrey Duncan, a alater, was bruial- | the subject by hearinga Celtic gentleman neat us stoutly | Yesterday afternoon, between three and four o'clock, a ment paying stockholders in the ¢ld company. ‘cae repay oe bo fag read a list of En atreet we place. ais ly murdered by rowdics, during» fight in South Boston, | maintaining that the Diva was in reality an Trish divini- ag ic fa pg borate rt has Cornelis | ‘The Austin State Gazetle, from which journal we | statement in regard to the hhistory of the depaat- OAL SCATES—TO WEIGH HO “SE AND CAT, OR OF | sat night. ‘The murdezer, an Irishman named Hailihan, | ty, and, liko Mile. Donovani, had only Hibernictzed hor | Secupied by eight fanailien of colored people, aed Jain, | 8/82 the phove particulars, says:— ment. @mater dimensions for cart alone; also a conve t wheelbarrow acalo—an indisvensabie artic’e in ere- bas Leen arrested. name. Lovett, a boy about twelve years of whose parents We have every confidence that this great work will be Mutio—Hallolujab Chorus—By New York Harmonie: ts . Heted under the prevent auspices, and no man can | Socicty. At twenty milter past nine a alight bustle at the | Cecupy apartments in the same building, Just out of | completed under the present auspices, and no man can | Society, ry coal yard. ‘These scales aro unrivalled for, ncoutacy From Philedelphia. cntrence appounced the arrival of Madame Grist and her | MAlicious mischief sot fire to some shavings and kindling | 17 hetPate or Huy Redline te aes whole connie st COMMIT, OF ARRAN GHNERNTS, and strenath and great durability. For sale at low prices FATAL ACCIDENT wood in the cellar belonging te Mrs. Mary Ann Pu! > y try re and warranted, by FAIRBANKS & CO., 80 Water atrect. Pracimeaiae ls Op Luebend. The crowd fell back, and the caniatrice made | The boy ras toen to come f from oe cellar but 2 fow oo Mpa ope 9. ried Io jon ag! een oa arm Bepresentatiecs From Board oe ae Fini SAMLY GAN BE 6 Meraith, ehat by | ROt appearance, leaning on the arm of Mr. Kyle, the | Butes prior to the place being filled with smoke. ‘Th : i tion: 1 . N BE SEEN H : PP » Keaning yle, ¢ rily promptly lead to various connections by | Jamon L. Miller, Daniel Meee Cookoain dee Mrtecoieatorde:.|._ wd renaentg ine (ee meee ey inet PY | utist, andefollowed by Signer Mario, A faint cheer | GAM "as given, and when the firemen arrived, the | Derroatey front duit coast, which it will ve sean ty | isune Gy Beizaa, selon?” (the only effectual article), 448 Broadway. Free, at | Sncther Ind yesterday, while they were in a boat on & | 42.0 the company greeted her entrance, but it was evi- | iicor. The parents of the boy say he 1s a desperte hag | thelr letter already publishe lst Gonzales, are cons John &. Bolcher, Daniel MeGarvey, Baw ‘outside of the store. No sdmittanco to the | gunning excursion down the river. Tho gun had been dent that the persons prerent were cither too well bred | character, and they cannot do any thing with {ong They indispensable by Moesrs. Walker and King, and, as wo se 2 ee, we ory Barrow, store except on business. ——— | fred of, and was reloaded unknown to the unfortunate | '"'s-» way to boisterous applause, or that thelr feelings | {ct} tatinfed that f fet the place on, fire. In addition understand, by all their nssoctates. re aah | Oe Pe ees Aiea Consens 0. § Raginoar plssndhara heme 5, ‘ : k wey be emlate, bee stike cesnal cube . Walker er " g d c , ; (UOK OUT FOR DANGEROUS IMITATIONS; boy who dischangedit. ‘Tho Coroner's jary this moratng | _.. og indifferently engaged in the matier to wtimolate | from his father, “The Fire tenet vee tho pre. | the deposit requirod by Inw, partly in gold and partly in | Wm. D. Wade, Secretary. L Meéals from four distinguished nations, cxouerated him from any criminal intent. them to any extraordinary exertion. Advancing to the | mises, ani on hearing the facts, ho ordered the boy's | Sued par. stocks, a4 required by the law. Hat tonvold | Tp accordance with the above programme, at they Appear on evi noine flask, or md 7 pla tha broithes u arrest, to be taken before Justice Stuart for cxamiua- | 22 objections, even fromthe most captious, they w! how inted about fear thousand citizens an@ Box of Lyon’s pills you ask for. F Baltimore. centxo of the room, where, by the bye, the tardy gallantzy | 4; ready to change their stocks into specie, so as to make appoi Prisieipal depot for LYON’S Magnetic Pills, for destroy. | sn nany MARCY ON A VISIT--MOUTALITY IX nate | Of the dircetors of the soirée only provided a eat —~ the whole deposit in gold and silver. firemen bad assembled ia the Park, in front of ther ing eae oe vermin, 424 Broadway, and 3 lock street, TORE, ptr for her when sho had doen for some time | | WilMamabenng Ancont fence Among the Texans associated with Messrs. | City Hall, to join inthe procession. In arranging: ; . 3 a NCTOENTS 0 .—The of award MeMannus, cK '» Mawezick, 4 i : Barrraorr, August 21, 1634. | standing, Madame Grisi took up a position | oer the persons burned to death in the re ia Nostk | Walker & King is Mr pp ho ae SBWING MACHINES —I AM NOW PREPARED to effer to the public a new sewing machine, of my own invention and manufacture I warrant them 61 rior to aay in the world. ‘ruth without gas. Gi wanted to work on all kinds of cloth and leather, at my office, 378 Broadway, second story. T. E. WEED. UKE SHKET GUITA PERCHA, FOR ACID VESSEL, » Fries reduced. For sale by * ea SAMUEL C. BISHOP, 181 Broadway, aa HANGINGS AT THE OLD IMPORTING ESTAR “ lishment, No. 436 Pearl cot —Eivery variety, Secretary Mary left Washington (his morning, on a visit to Berkley Springs. ‘The deaths in Paltimore, for the last week, were one hundred and thirteen, of Which asventy-four were under ten years of age, The Health of Savannah, Corum, 8. C., Aug. 21, 1854. A despatch from Savannah says there were ouly three deaths from yellow fever to Thursday Inst. Slace thea facing the entrance, where she remained during the brief period that she continued in the room, Mr. Lotis Exnst, adéressing her on the part of the Society, (of which, we believe, he is one of the Vice Presidenta,) stated that he bad been inetructed to offer to her and to her husband their congratulations on their safe arvival in this country, and at the same time to beg their ac- ceptance of the diplomas constituting them honorary members of the society, Modame (risi, in a very pleas- ing and graceful manner, but in a strong foreign accent, T'irst street, was recovered Sunday evening. After hav- ing been viewed by the Coroner’s jury, it was taken in charge by the friends of deceased. ‘The r f buildings known as ‘Battle Row”’ is owned by the William»burg City Building Association (Mesars. Carhart & Pullis, agents). Loss about $4,500; insured for $2,000. ‘The building next above is owned by Mr instead of Mr. i cae A report was in circulation yesterday tha! one of the members of Epyine Company No. 6 was missing. {t Is believed there are no bodies erg. in the ruins. Godwin, who is said to be the Bs oe landholder world, and by far the wealthiest citizen of Texas, and no less distinguished for his patriotism, and high character and int ity, than for his large mears. Such a man, no doubt, could build the first fifty miles of the road himeelf; and such names as those of Mr. Maverick and his associates will inspire universal confidence in Texas. We learn that several millions of the stock will be offered to tie people generally of Texas, to be taken on the same terms as that of the original subscribers. in the the line there was some delay, and the march was not commenced up Broadway till four o’clock in ther afternoon—an hour behind the time appointed. Ther course of the procession was up Broadway, amd down Houston street to Mercer, and around Mercer in front of the Firemen’s Hall. Here a temporary platform was erected for the accommodation of the Committee of Arrangements, the musicians, &c, Om the housetops, in the windows, and upon the stooper * | Jokn Barker, foreman of Zephyr Hose Company, No. | agra of the buildings in this vicinity, large parties of pA en cand article to the most recent | the disease has increased, but has not a«sumed an epide- expressed her high oppreciation of the honor, andre. | 4, who recovered soveral bodies: from the ruins at the City Intelligence. ladies and gentlemen were assembled long before favtorign of France and E can now be had whole- | mic form. The weather is cool, ani no alarm is feiton | groited her inability, owing to hier limited knowledge of | Hague _ streot losion, worked with commnda- Tn Cnorxa,—The following is the report from the | the procession came up. At about five 0’ tes. The attention of cot 4 A Sere ; | ble zeal all day Sunday, aseisting to recover Aics gad? Wold Bhcoat Eibeptthds, tn Vile city, foe ths . ‘clock thay eals dad total 55 the 7607 eee a ee rclieee, fa tan, | ee uat ot the prevalence of the ferer. the langnage, to do justice tohor feelings. the remains, and place them into cofins for inter. | /tnklin and Mott treet Hospitals, in this city, music was heard, and soon the head of the pect aia; Maat ataeate. val be otered Palanan Geekebiinn OF Wi The Giorno d’Orrore of Rossini, and the quick stop | went, ing 00 en Hoe. 7 snd % sat 8 sad 7, | forty-eight hours ending at 11 o'elock, yesterday fore: | i tena into Meroer street; tanch.to the Be a4 5 pone wiert a Tee CW. » “ company No. 2, were on the ground most of Sun 5 P . + sannot fail to give entire satisfaction. O'SULLIVAN & Bervato, August 20, 1864. | fom, Lacretis Borgia, were them played by the band, | OomIct tor obodlen, Eugiis No 4 wee brought t Receive!. Diet. Cured. Remawning. | the hundreds who had been so long and patiently FAYE, No. Pearl stroet. u fi ne Grisi beating t ith her ft 4 applauds +4 , e o 3 ot : A fire occurred ct Chatham, Canada West, a few days | Malame Grisl beating tine wit “Tb wae foOe0R Wye | ee 1 ee tee nating recently News Gistanded | Ersaktin Street. § 7 waiting. HOW CASES.—HOFFMAN & FURSCH, SHOW CASE | ginco, destroying a whole bi mas at the eonclusion of each piece. was follow y¥ & | for riot, it was taken possession of and worked by the ott & Aad ai ie bg . ‘ ‘wareroom, 61 Bowery, near Walker street.—Cases | * Be An cen Cle nem Starehionbens + aso, ta Calta: Dict, ba the oerbet a-pleton by Str. Atlin | Dellos pines i ” 7 i The Committee of Arrangements, His Honor, wqpade in every style, silver ‘pla brass, rose and satin Ac., on Main street, and a bridge across the river Thames. | The Coroner's investigation on the bodies recovered Totala.. en a . B.—-0 taken 1 - Ba el SBEET METAL WORKERS.—NOTICE—ONE OF the most valuable and useful patents that has beon ted within the last ten yoars, has been awarded to 'm. Webster, of Morrisanis, N. Y., (letter atent dated March 26, 9) for a novel and invaluable machino for from 5,000 and 18,000 feet of on kind) sheet metal per day. This 1@ is now being ex- hibited be(ween the Loarsot 9A. M. and 4P. M., ia the room No. 12, 11 Wall strect, New York City, where all The is estimated at $80,000. Return of a Consut. To, August 21, 1854, ‘The ship Mingleader, amived at this port from Manila, brings home J. It, Williams, United States Consul at Now Teslend. Markets. New Oncrass, August 18, 1804. Ovr cotton market is firm, at previous rates. ‘he sales Dodworth, who executed it with a success that ga’ Madame Grisi an opportunity of breaking the awkward- nes of her position, by demanding to be prosented to hin, which was accordingly done, to the great gratifica- (lon, but at the ame time embarrarsment, of the modest young musician, After this important affair had been | got through, the cantatrice and her husband withdrew, Lota apparontly heartily tired of the cold formality and awkwardness of this clumsy demonstration. With ths heart stirring vivas of a London audience atill ringing in from the ruins was concluded about eleven o’cleck last erening. | A number of witnesses gavo in their evidence, but nothing was elicited showing how the fire originated or who was the incendiary. The jury rendered x verdict that Ann Fagan, Eaward MeMannv's, and Patrick Pinckman,came to their deaths by Weing burned in the house known as No. 7 Battle row, which wan estroyed by dre om the morping of the 21at st. ‘The jury alopted a resolution, complimentary to John Rerker, foreman of Zephyr ‘Hose Company No. 4, who worked in the ruina the whole day and extricated the re- Suspay Senoor Exoursiox.—A line of five or six omni. buses, bandromely decorated with banners, passed our office yesterday afternoon, between 4 and 6 o’clock, filled with Yeung prattling children of @ Sunday school.’ Halt- ing & frent of our office, they sent by! three onthusiastic for the New York Uxna.p, for which we return our thanks, The younasters were delighted ‘WH thetr jolitfication—if smiling faces are a criterion from which to judge. Cricket. —The content between the New York and New- ark clubs came off yesterday, and resulted in the victory of the lattor over the New Yorkers by 72. Owing to the Mayor Westervelt, Hon. John Wheclor, M. C., Bev. Dr, Ferris, members of the Common Council, aged and infirm exempt members of the Fire Department, the orator of the day, and the musicians, oocupled . the platform. As soon as order was gained, the Chairman, Mr.’ Apvam P. Pextz, came forward and introduced the Rey. Dr. Frenis, the Chancellor of the Universi. ty, who offered up a brief prayer to the Throne of interestec are solicited to call. Towns, cities, counties | of ti. week have been 6,500 bales, and the receipts dar: | ier ears, this chilling attem; t a absence of Shonnard and Ranney, of Now York, and | Grace. % Y © 5 C 5 pt at forced enthusiasm must Mr. Parker has been instrumental wholly, or in < + “ . ah ort for fale. itll communications (post | ing tie same period 2,500, Tho slock on hand, accord. | hace given ber a very erroneous impression of the Ame port, im recovering the remains of twenty-three persons | Alstead, of Newark, the parties played ten on a sie. The New York Harmonic Society, in which there replied to in their order, ; WILLIAM WEBSTFT, CRARLES MILLER, Sole Proprietors, No. 11 Wall strect, Now York. InGINIA HAMS. —FAMUIFS aNO OTHLLS Wisd- | ing to actuel account, Is 29,000 bales, exclusive of 10,000 | on hipboord, The decreare in the recoipts at all thi | Southern ports, compared with the same time last year, | is £56,000 baler, Tlour ts dull at $7508 $7 76: com ; pork firm, and tending upward, sales tenn charneter, Madame Gris! has a fine classical and expressive (ac, on which advancing years and the career of unremitting trom burning ruins. On the re ef the yerdict, John O'Mare, who wae arrested on suspicion of having fired the building, was discharged from piivon, there boing uo evidence against him. Jorsey City Intelligence. STARVATION ben A garcons Kage engera Peco d in Jersoy City which exposed one of the many ins' there are of tha cruel negloct of irnnken parents towards are @ number of ladies, then in admirable style eang- « chorus, which was loudly cheered, followed by sia- sic from the National Guard Band, aria from “ Bela TY: A I ‘ ‘ saria,” solo clazionet, by Horr Kiefer. M in porte’, kege 12%<e.;tlee rm, at size, | ‘oil through which whe has paatod, have lott but little | *& . tbeir children. A man named Johuson was yesterday r " RI Fea gaits iteza ar ate 2645 | Umea, Te gare bas tat embonpin? which Ye | logan, fel srt te | Wen cary hi china grat tm ya eC gee | the Prondent of the Pike Departaat, Me. z No.6 Roanoke square, Norfolk, Va. Refer g cxebengo 10 per cent prem. longs of right to the age at which, in gallantry, we | 10; denthe, #. Cholera Beapital—iteceived, 4; dicd, 4. | {Vout the strects tn his seme. | Tie Ge rail. He | Crantes McDovoar, then lald the corner atone, ences in this olty and elaewhere. Cuaurerron, August 21, 1854. | suppose we must aot her down. Sho may havo paved | There wore none rematning, Thin epidemic, whict 1i | (Lolets. am’ her fothsr was looking fo to “ AND MOUSTACHES “FORCED” TC pectin Beri sieht W grow strong and thick in six weeka b; ‘wont stain or fe the skin, Try it, may tend? | ‘enows has depresved oar cotton ‘market, \ Weakic. ‘The sales to-day were 760 bales 635 to 10 cents. Wo quote good the Umits of forty, but she is #9 well preserved that conjecture is satisfied te rest there. As our fale readers was thought had nearly subsided, appears to have re- eppeerod with new vigor. An indlscrect use of green vegetables fy the cause of most of the cases. It being intoxicated at the time, rome citizens took charge or ¢ sc macter and bad the cbilé taken to the Alma Eovee Horpitel, whero medical ald and good nursing without aveil. The little girl w upon which was simply cut the words, SOTSSOSOSIOITSIOVOSOOSOOOOm ° " " wore had, but aan ne ‘ 21 a bottle; $4 60 doven; sent to any part ot the "ae naturally lock for gome deecription of her attire, wemsy | cannot be expected to be otherwise, \, When | ctected, famished, half-clad object of pity. She stated | © , FIREMDN'S HALL, CeTandi tg aL cr Aa Memes Uli, | our ashe organ innees Wika Kar kdtae | Wella tat shower eae robe of wiv ie | Sar, ered, mah wag wy” “he | Sense dt inh page med ae le et | © ny South trent, ~ h 1fe., and corn Be. a 4e per bu Parchasers are | trimmed with flownces of broché flowers. She wore 00 } York markets. These vegetadics, on soll tein eacum. f= Baie Vip hyena "Oar mere 7 Ds win ite ‘ bt BILLIARDS. V0: a bred eh gan ni corn for Fred | ornaments on er head, her fine hair being arranged in | bere, &., ore rold at about one-fourth the cost of fresh | Whiclor, Superintendent of the Alms Rouse, cramined | '¢000000990000009s00000 Spm TAM Fon ATE, GRIT OU Lote | ym, lon vere msde’ duivorsbe um Zn: picmber, | 0%" simple but eeomlag bandeaus which give vo much | (o'r, aiegeemeetMently purchased 'y poor Teepe, | inn chie ister. yesterday. ° They foxnd’ the ‘nee | “ye Chairman, Me. Parz, then intredoced. thm = oko. im. (ine va) wi a] } yun , Tadin rubber cocliont, Which are sugenios | 2¢ 9% 69 for olty mulls ay, 1961, | UMateE to her face. Mario sppears to be by many | Gen.xkive AND Row Ronuany.—Vesterde attarmoon, | Yass, to bo the apartment of «Moore, in | Hon. Monnut Fraxkuin, who delivered the fol- tay how in use. Buyers will do well to ci At our cattle market to-day, eleht Iiaited heat of | S74 ber jonicr, and would by most people bs not down | between 1 and 2 o'clock, the faney storm of fire. hillips, | {ie”” tovement wooden ro, situated on the rout | Jowing ‘ Tee eee: come gtd | beet cattlowore ofered and alfwors sold at prices ranging | SONY sx oF woven and twenty. In Gare he is rather | 25 nd sirest was burglariously entared while Mts; | gio of stonben stro, half way Uetweon Trospect nd RATION: trimmings for eale. G! DECKER, 00 Aun street | fiom thece to four dollars endehalfon the hoof, “ihe | wader the middle height, but hie features are finaly | |." ' Nassau streets. Um entering the premises they found that (RD TABLES—ONLY PATENT CUSHIONG IN adyance was causod by the improved ality of the cat- pentane ienlhetet le AS eee ee moulded, and his eye fe the roftest and most expressive yot ribbons, Ae. which cost beiween six and .vndred dollars. The bureau in the back room Moore bad died of chelora an hour or two previous, hav- 0 A the most recollections of aie are those woken tre corncctet with te 9 ing be eh duris tho night with that disease. “ ‘Amerion, of thirty sear: standing. A. Basstord’s re- | tle. Of hcus thero was fair supply au! sales were wtagak: degee¢ es boeken open and ramaged, but nothing was missing, | 0k been attacked during but | Dey t of our city, und although ‘theses es, hosp ey Bay. Aare escortment ready | made at sit to xix dollars nada hel? “ vane dlaguing ke von tins Cake eelhar tec Gore Case | A Toll of tills, ooktalating ee hendred: dollars, aad. Seateos nes cuvetoed. sosoumnelatien wink tees, Ont | Te eet ing combentoan aad lone for . players will find slate and metal | Prnapmti:s, Avg. 21.—Tho flour market is steady and | #? dinulse he v Ken rather for the won than | gocher of ifty dollars, foil out upon the floor, buf. wat | ‘ith food, lousing it 40 the chance of getting ‘a bite” | slambered encedh the cold clods of the valley, beda ait cushions at § Ann street; en entrance | quict with but a moderate demand, She stock is vory | the yusband of the» caly and voluptuous looking wor | not lissovered by the thief. The entrance wus effected ecasionally, throveh pity, from others. Dariog Sunday | ut fow, if any, ane ow in the ranks of active duty. at 149 Fuiton street. Every article in the for sale. | much reduced. Tho only sales reported aro for city con- | man with whom his fortunes are linked. throu he bac window. night the child was taken with cholera, and gerertay yet. I rejoice in the ity of my as- shoes sacs | sumption et $8 97 4 $8 7 por barrel for common to good i vi : —Last evening Mr. Paugalt Weaver pre- | Johnyon, in dofwult of paymont, was turned out of doors iation with those who are em me EXPRESS AGENCIES. | brands, and $9 @ $09 for extra. Tyo. flour is dull’and massive silver trumpet to Engine Company No. | Te haa been In the hatit of spenling all that he could | *°! Lprapencg Aad rm nnn nnn | ghiet, Small snles of corm meal at 3.57% per barrel. | News vnow Ex Paso-—We find the following | ; hen oi esteem, Tt was recoived om beltulf of to | eatn for ram, and on fanday carried several pinte of it | diane of our and the tyulwark amd our MO RINELEY & CO's ASPINWALL AND PANA- | There is bat little wheat oforing. Sues of 2,600 huehels | accounts from Kl Paso in the Austin (Toxaa) State | imp.ny br the foreman, is. Avdeow Lome, into tire famtly of Moore. ‘The story of the girl sleeping | city. My Tecollections of the departments, ° py FAreisht for Aspinwall, N. G., wil | goo! redat $165 por bushel; white ts steady at $118 a | Gazette of tho th, received there the day previous: | ~ 4. : A nuiliber of extenalve procétly 6 with » man who bad the cholers needa con{irmation. carry Te back to the time when the s recelved in New York, collceted by our wagous, and | $1.80. Kyo is worth $1 05. Corn {a scares; ralos of 1. walt, fe tler at ab ae we Naneiater chal of a was the delivered in Aspinwall, or re-shi ty at 8 | 1,£00 0 1,000 bushels at 6Licc. for yellow afloat. Small | FON ine reed ae eae cathe ae eamtom | ers ca list streat aro about applying for an tnfetion charge of 78 conta pes fovts parece taken at tone, | ie aie bushels at 61 i¢c. foe yellow a@ost. | 8 Hill, has arrived at Fl Paso to settle, having sus | to prevent tbo running of the Brooklyn and Greon Polnt Domestic Miscellany. — __ | found of the old Bridewell bell, and the tionate Freight for (in usual Wdckages | snd'in Umited seonect; mail salew Of bese hoe ey | tainéd Aerious misfortanes on route to F1 Paso. In | cas ahecogl Williamsburg om that street, AX young woman shot her little brother st Indlanayelt | smoke which gathered over oar city, for transit,) ot requiring immediate tol across | Lhds at Kc, : 4 tho acighborbiood e be Guadalupe Peak, i oxen | | Ropar Yesterday morning, about $ o'cloe, the | om x the ru tnstant, by foelielly sapping pistol at origin of thas grin pd peer ae isthinan, w taken at 15 cents per pound from = emsion were etampeded ani iven off, together aeveral y Ir. ¥'. Hodge wae entered and robbed of loaded. hort hours, wards New York. JOHN W. CARRINGTON, 7 , ’ horses i . iry valged at $00, A warrant was issued to search | Ms month, mangling his head in « dreadful manner. | baildings in Chatham street and s way, under Panama (Nall aadillainal WE etek eS enrceee O'Donnell Toalnan, The wamber los, wes ave pole, Mr, | ibe boon of neightor, irs by 72 pian slbaataccehinadaemamerett fh. . amount of wei among the akg Se eld ynert at the Wall street ferry house upon the | Thibault barely animals sufficient to | Coven Tw. —A boy named James Trainor, residin: 2 who time THE STRERTS. | body of anupknown Man about thirty: ive years of f into the settlence ily Aad aeimuait | in Sow York, axrerio by obicer van ‘Drier aes browate | _ A Mam pamed Pater Fox fll from the scafolitg ot the | Sum Popatatieny, ee acaok waaay ot ea: \y » | ge 1c lementa with ly and a small pn ne ye ep x nannemnnnneenns | who was found fonting in the wator lose béolde the sity supply of " i | before Justice Boswell yesterday on a charge of stealing | Homan CAthollc Cathedral in Buifalo on Wednesday, and P the oppreasive of the CONTRACTORS OF OLEANING STAMETS, FROM vor. Verdboben"*1 pply effects, His train, consisting of | before | . ina | was killed. He fell aevooty-two fect. the Seveath, Heventh, Chirteenth and Seventeeath | Uy dowsing Pet ast vor Verick— Loop wily laden with valuable goods | cea tor tial, wort Nov* Second sigecl He was | Wi) Mater Smith, of Aleeomiria, Va. has inyented » | Weelher and condinned exertion and dee 5 waning’? » my » Va im have left ih each station house of the above wards | "Coroner Wihelm bela an inquest yesterday upon the | 824 , Was at the Cottonwood Springs Tweety nce ‘wee’ tanto Wy ‘Win alees trees | salle when Geoub tule! ory ten to the pound) « dis- the entire day and part of the & box for tho of any letters or complaints for | body of an unknown man, about thirty-tive years of ago, | Rd the Guadalupe Springs——five at the former and Saturday to Monday. y i tance of (00 yarda, and with cy astonishing accuracy | ame ee ee tates a ‘and eee AERA Sue | Pegetemegeee emma taan hay | tape A pty ous aE oe ade | eae res es oti, | RECS ce Sheet as cae | ete a Se mia ‘a. " owe to " | ries wi y A ut ommitaaN 7honue | Venttevaccttinay, wagons ia, Teqrered Voom at the Oley of tho Mayer. balls ork P and carly grave. Tt is trve Chat ot we. ~