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2ooer Sosllusfo.

Gin Sslela9er bon Sreiwilsen fpG su 9teas
oing 9sbalten iperoen, anfan9enb ouf Wtitts
ipob ben 16hn Olai rnb snbiaenb am 24Ifen.
I'm bic Sttrun9 Der re9uldrrn qassrsllsbunssn
iu psrmsiben, wunidbt man oab ale StuppS
am 1sten eintrefen fc0ten.
@snsral u. ~. prepef, beslsitst Don fsis
nsm Stab, ,piro oas Eager commandment.
Srsita9, Der cote, 1T por9sfbla9en fir cine
9rcss Snfpi;irun9 Der Gruppen, ourb ben o.
Ssfblsbabsr, @oupern6r Ycrtsr, bic @es
9snmart elmer srofsn @n;aM @eneralsOfieire
iprb srrparrst.
Samifas Den 21ifsn wiro Elm Gtebsn>
fbisHen ffattfnben fir prei solbns Msballien,
uno cine ,piro an Die @ompa9nie ss9sbsn mels
DIE ben beitsn Sbus bat in cen psribeoensn
9ipilionsn Der Madbt; Die @opaflerie, Snfans
tsrie unb SabtnsS1assn fbisnen jsbs bsions
bers.
S,irasr rpslbs bas ea9sr su befeben winfd,sn
Werben bic Sdiflibfeit einiebsn bic Ne.
ssln III beobabtsn: jsbe Ssfda9feit mirb bars
9sbctsn merbsn fe,psit ss NIT bsr ritbtissn8cG.
;iebuns Der militarifbsn Yfibtsn nibt in Sss
rhbrun9 f6mmt.
Nus3ua aus oen Derbanolun3cn Ser
Committee.
HSefbloffen, eas bic unattalblrtsn Corps
sriubt fno, ltb in Sattalicne unb &esmens
ter ;u orsanilfrsn, nit bsr pollen QnSabl Of
fieirs. ....
SsfbloHsn, bas aisfss Eager nab ben 9'es
asln bsS rssularen 9ienifes 9ebalten Werben
fol-, aus9snommsn bas llebertretsr feiner b6bs
srn Strafs untsrmorfsn fein fcuen Wie 2tuss
ifcsuna pcn ibrsn eompa9nien ODER ;u 2trreif.
8slblefsn pas feline ssiifise @etrdnfe ans
ssfbafft ODER Su9slai1en iusrosn fplsn innsrs
balb benz qassrsSejirf.
Ssfbloftn bas Elm 3irfafar an alls Wlitar
@orps aefanbt ,perben fo0, beren Namen man
erfabren fam, bas aber osmun9eabtet ale an
bern @crpS, in obsr au0srbaIb bsm Staate, bic
fein 3irfular srbaltsn me9en neil man ibre
Jeamsn nibt srfabrn fonnts,periibert iine oab
lie bsnlitb willfommen fein ,psrcsn."
Capt. S6iQiam 8. &sim,
@apt. sbpmas g. qtfsr s.
Capt. Sobn 0E. Surfbart
| qisut. Dapib M'&nisbt, %
qisut g. Seser SadfOn, E
| esut. 9Silliam QBunoer
| aieut. Daniel Green, z.
Gieut. s. .. Yreus, :
| qteut. Saecb 9. Barnet,
eislt. 8. $. Ntablsnbsrs,
Sornet 8. 9. Sasnt,sl,
Msasins, MdrS l., ,ls42.
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I'm Die a1tbaren Gid)ter bon ber Court Der
piertelidbrliDen SlsunSen oes Srieoens
&C., Su 8eooins, in uno fir bic Gaunz
tp 8erfs, bel Der 2(pril Sieuns lS42.
Die SittI6r,ft bon Saeob 9reitbler, bon
BaIbinstcn saanlcbir, DER Sittteasr 5sist
eraetenlt al, oaB CT Ielr msbrersn persanses
ncn Sabren Elm 6tfentItss 5aus sur Bes
wirtbuns scbaIten am na,hliebsn plase 100
CT jest pobnt CT bittst baber gucr Qebttas
rem, ibm einen grlaubnibIbein 5u ertbei(en,
camit ct antb cas nahIte Satr fcine wirtbs
ibaft fcrtIesen fonne
unp er tttct &c.
Jacob Ireiebler
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91eue Gl1ter.

Jebn 2lu9aier hat jult erbalten ano ers
tfnst sin iebr srcGes Ndortentent bon 9hs
tern, palIeno fit bic Sahrs3sit, Die unssw6bns
lib tpoblfeil ftno uno unter nelebcn fttb fins
ben: 9uebs, gaiftmiers, Satinette, 9slpets
gorben Selpstin ein neuer Irtieel fit 9Be.
ftsn uno Nods, Siebertine. Dloslin DC $ains,
@bins, fhtpar5 @attin: Wcften3euss. gams
brif, Saconst inb anpere Wloslins &c. &C.
nebif cinisen Siiten rpoblfele ltmtrelIas.
NeabiWa, W1dr, l..
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Dantes u. zan1bPrt,

beoient (ttb bieIer Metbces, fcine alten Suns
ben uno oas spubletum itberbaupt 3n benab:
rihtiasn. cab CT bas 5aue be5csen bat, in
tpelbem frhher bic 9ruferei oct "0eaeina
Sa5ette" mar, unb no er 70 eben er6ffnet
bat uno fcrt,pdbreno ouf 6anp baltsn rpirp,
ein 5aurtsNdcrtement Don
Sbee, SpeSereien, @ewtirSen. Sbit, pro-
pilton II. (. no., porunter iib befinoet {:
Sorshsliher sriner unb Itbpar3cr 9bee.
Hltsr Sara, ariiner Io, ct. Ocminac, nno
aer6iteten Safee. 6ut, Slumpen, braunen
uno fpeiGen 3nfer. Sprnp, 3uterbaus, Sfen
Orleane nno 9riRioat OlolaIes. 5onis.
Sdfer:gaeoa ino gaeca:Sr Sppitr,te
unb septtnlitbe gbcfolace. Nnnanas, Scp,
Iaac mb gpItben &die. 3ifb. .@al,. 9rcf>
ne pfrIeben unp Hspff. gteis uao Neis.
msbl, Salaratus, pfeffer, 3mmst, llafpeis,
glopcs, Oluseat, Snstper, Slutme9s. Caucus
tie pfsfer amerieanfbcn nno enal,Ttben
O1cttert. Beiden Snsner, Wlcitert=
men, 3immets2SuraeL 91einltein, gpfom>
SaIs SaIpeter, iil6es Oel, @oDa, Sctcns
Buttcr, 3ufers uno 3Bader: Srdfer. Olaes
carcni uno 9ermaesillc, Scbnen unb grtIen.
Siitens unc SaBhensNp1tnen, Seisen pfans
men, gitronen, &orinthen, Oransen, $imonen
ganbies bon alien Sorten. ginsemaebt
Snsner, Hnnanas, gitrcnen, $iincnen, Sir>
nen, pfr1heu, pfaumen unt Olipen. Sto>
fenpaGer, Somato unn O1ufhrocn &etIdbup,
pfefer unp pfefersSauec, pieel, Wlausos,
Wartinces, seiniittt pitel, frans6ftIbe Bob.
nen. eden5en bon Gloves, 3rnnet, &imcs
nen IT, {. 10. Salme, SebdD, SO. uuo Q
O0aferels, gobf1ebe mD Ssrrinae, Se,ter
Srerm i,nb seineiner Del, Sperm uno lin.
Ietlittssiebter, semablenes mO feines @al,.
Ho1n, gaitille, palm unb woblrietben6e
Ssife. Snoiso, Aaaun, Rrapp, @hwcfcl,
Sdrbebol5 mp Bitricl. StisfelwihIe. 9az
baf, 3isarren unb 9ebnupftabat BON alien
Scrten. welibfornbsien, Shriten, Strif.
fe t6lserns elmer, Sader, S6aGeln, Sod,
loffel &c. &c. &c.
Gbenfaus
Gin sro6es nno 5auptsIdortemrn &las,
&iDerpool unb Grbens Baaren. O1ef1nsene
uuo b6l5crns llbren. Spteael, BON
alle9 Sr6ben unc Sormen. - 3Selbes CT
ale fir Die llerniebris Il ten prsi.
fen psrfaufen ,pirb fir 3 aarselp, orer
i'm Iustauitb fir &anoesprooufte aeben nro,
fclbe als Butter, gier, @tbmal5, ltnleblitt,
Spef, Seife, Slatbs &c. &C., fir fpelehe Der
b6htte Wlarft;sDreis erlambt piro. - Sants
bar fir bic l,bsrale Iutmuntsruns, bic ibm
am alten Stanp 3n Sbeil ,puroe, bofft CT
ouret itrenae 9lufinsrtiamfeit ouf be @eibdfs
te, unc oaB Ct immer einen 8crratb auserle:
fener Hrtifel auf 6anp bait, 3u cem ME.
orisltsn DreiIen, oiefelbe AUDI an leinem
ncaen Stano ,piscsr 3u erbalten.
Neaoina, Sebruar, %. 4m.
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T u fet an fir
@cblfetle Sar9ens
9ln Dem neuen uno poblfetlen Stobr

NH GEM HtHeH UHO FbDtlfellen SI0Dr,
gum Sbilo Der "Sbee, ,&iife,"
eini9e SbIren oberbalb 8ernant's, unc
Oannebauer's @irtbsbauie eeraoe eesen,
iiber, i'm weltliben Marft 8ierecf, 5wi
fben oer 4ten uno 5ten StraBe, Reaoin9.
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s. unb 10 Gents.

Stuff erbalten cine Got fsbr eutsn SafTss,
pslter ju 10 unb Is Gent bas pfunb, psrs
Fault wirb. @bsnfals 3udsr fir bis 12a
Gents oas Yfunb, an James .. Qambert'e
nsusm Stobr, bsr Yoit Office sessnubsr.
Hsabins, Ssbr. %.
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Seeber uno Coleman baben juft erribtet
am Cd. III Ercnt pom Stohr
"Einen selonen Stern"
ais Gin @tbilo pom ,poblfeilen Gtobr, no
iecer3eit elm srcGss Adortsment ,pobIfeiler
Shter 5u babsn 1T.
Neabiua, W1dr3 s.
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0ufet an far 8ar9ens.
@oblfeile uno Mooifbe
Stubl + Ola1atfaftllr.
e 81
:FrieDertet) For
sTrifOfrtfD TOC

Sriat ielnrn Sreilncen NIB bem putlifum
I'm Nll9emeincn ebrerbietaIt oil, ca6 CT fort.
fabrt otl9es Sefhdft III betreiteil, an Ieincm
alten Stanc, III ber Of.penuttrafs, ,niGden
Der 6tcn uno 7ten, e. 6aberafer's Cabinet
ipaarensStnbe beinahe aeseniber, no Ct bee
ltdnoia auf Sano bdIt, ein praebtbollee QE>
fortememt
Sertieeemabter StIble,
Die CT unsemein woblfei( perfanfsn Mrs, ais:
Settees 8aa 0ilfen Gtib(e
8of. .@taufsl @table @stcssne %. %. .''
Yaitimcrs 70. siIet' 1a'" 30. @
Sewobnllcbe DO. Su6itible ,c.
BsI6e ct perfbcrt alls aus ben befen
Matsrlalien bsrfrtst unp natb einem neu.
en Stpl per5iert ,u fein-niebt iitertrofen
bon elnisem anbern in Der Start, uno Die er
aefonnen 1T 70 ipoh!feil at5usebm als ie
fonitipc 3u faufen 1nD.
spsricnenL bic auf Dem $anoe ,pcbneil, ,pie
anob einpcbner Der &taot, tpelbe @tible
fanfen pollen, rphrpen ,poblthun wenn fte an
obiasr Wanufaftur anrufcn unb ben auf
5aio befnoliben src0en nns fsbr mcblfeilen
Stof III beieben, inoem CT dberseu9t 1T baf
felne unbefrieSlst oeer setauIbt bon bannen
9eben iperben.
8rieosrih Sor bittet ferner ebrtrbietiait
Inn erlanbn6 feinen Sreunoen uno Sunpen
Oanf 5u Gaaen fir bic liberale ltnterlthbuns,
NIT peleber fe i'm bisbsr bsItenft baben,
unb bcft onreb ttrense HufmsrfIamfeit in
Den SeIbaften, bic fortcausrnoe &uuf Ieinsr
9eshrten Snnben sn percisnen.
0eaoins, Ssbruar 8. $50.
81 3. Ilts StIble werbcn auf bic biQia>
fen Sebnsnnsen 70 anaeltriben, paB riclels
gen 70 gut ,pie neue ausieben.
I'm Die Qbtbaren. ben preiioeuts uno bic
@e5Glfsribter BON Der Court oer piers
telfdbrliben Sieuneen oes Srieoens &c.
su bolten in Ieaoine, in uno fir Die
eauntp Serfs, bel Den Npril- -Sisuns
gen, lS42.
9ie 8ittIhrift BON George &hntber, in
$ansf6wamm saun(ebip, seist aettunssooG
an: Oab euer 8ititcatr felt msbreren 0ers
aansenen Sabren ein 6ffentliebes Paus aur
Serpirtbuns sebaltel, in Dem 5auie, in wels
tbem CT jeBt Dobnt; CT bittst oabsr euer
9lbtbareu, ibm einsn gr(aubni6Iebein au er=
tbeilen, bielelbe fir oas anfcmmcnbe Sabr
fcrtsufsBsn.
llnp Ct bittst ,e.
Georae Gintber.
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Qploener Stern,

SJUIUtIItI OIVIUf
Sbilo pom rpoblfeilen Stebr,
gde per penn unp stem StraGe.
Seeher uno Coleman baben ic eben er:
balten, sincn friIebcn Scrratt neuer unb
rpoblfeler Sitter, wc;u Saufer bcIoncers
anfHsrflam semaht werpen.
Neabina, Dlara 8.
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&3ie#stas SeH %. @y5aerz ls4a.

= @ :: S.: $$$$ $ =
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g OFF 6rtften

Seltoben BON Carl J. E9elmann,
ftnb pistsr erbaltsn unb gum Tsrfauf in beier
9rudsrsi.
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George 6ilntber.

QD IT., Die ltnterIhriebenem burger bon
>anaftbwamm 9aunlblp, 8erfs gauntp, EN-,
pfsblen Seo. Shntber, ,oen Sitttteller, ais eis
ne ftbifliebe perIon Inn ein lDrtbes coer
SaIthaus 5u baIteh nno be3susen biers
init, oaB ct in sutem Nufe oer gbrlihfeit II.
Wlalltsfeit tebt; pab mir pas 5aus fcnncn,
fir fpeItbes ct I'm elnen erlaubnibIbein tits
tet uno piiIen, paB CT init Naum nno Sequcm.
ilhfeit sur Seberberauns unD Be,pirtbuna
BON Treiupen nno WeNenpen pobl perIeben i'll
nno ca6 fcIebcs wrtbss oosr gafbaus 3ur
Beauemlihfeit oes publifums unp Die 9e.
berserauna fremcer crer reilnbsr perIcnsn,
notb,peuoia 1T.
1aron 4ltriabt Benjamin Oclana
Secra Stauot Sanit( 9. &cna
Sap'o Stanbt 0apio Senttcrma6er
Nuten Yolf Scbn 9ub
Olitae( 0elau9 Saeot Sus
Carl Sod Sonatban Saas.
$anaftbpan'nt Olar59. Stu.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.l


BALTIMORE, June o. 1872
Mr.. Ed rroR
As the Fourth Of July approaches that glorious birth
day and Sabbath OF Nations ndependence-the pre-
paratons to celebrate it appropriately become
tensive The temperance folks going 10 have an
pecal jollicaon. They will drink oihe pure fountain
that gushes in freshness from the of nau,e en-
bem of that heavenbon spirit of freedom which speaks
SO eoquently in the declaration of independence.
The ladies at the village of Franklin short distance
from Baltimore have determined to give splendid din
ner They have secured the aid of young lawyer who
will deliver Grafton. have doubt but this will be
most agreeable retreat that day and elegant enter
tanment.
Death has indeed hid his hand upon the capitol during
the past year. with deep regret hear of the Hon
Mr. Southard's DEATH also that of the Hon. VIM. L.
Hastings Seldom have many bright stars forsak en-
the political armament, within the present adminstra
ton.
The wings Of this city beginning to talk warmly in
favor OF their old, true and tried friend Henry Clay
They say he lives in ther hearts and that they will have
no other candidate for the next Presidency but
Harry OF the West Yet little while and voice will be
heard from Baltimore proclaming in thunderones his
thrice mmortalised name.
quote Virginia money ut 81 discount Wheeling II do
Flour tending upwards holders ask 1910 800 head
Beef Cattle sold yesterday 81 S., So as per quality
grain Of any amount in market Provisions are duh
and without change in prices Sales of city six per
cent stocks were made yesterday at ssh. The weather
seems to have settled. 1t is very The hermome-
ter stood yesterday at 50. RODERICK
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Special Sessions.

Before Judge NOAH and Aldermen Crolus and Smith.
JUNE ga servant girl named Catherine Haley
clothing from Michael Kerwn. loafer looking biped
named William West who had stolen a coat from Jerome
Simpson while at work his premises engaged in car
ryIng in sand sent up for 80 days Thomss Mooney
and Ann his wife, tried for and battery on
Mary Jochrin wife Of Michael The dispute arose from
attempt dispossess the defendants from premises
cupied by them without proper precept the Court
considering that they had been deprived Of portion Of
their rights dismissed them with reprimand A preco-
cous yosg thief not over ten years of age found
guilty of stealing small change various times from the
money draw OF Isabella Curot OF 207 Hudson street
discharged after considerable parley between his f.her
and the court and the former promising to bind him ont
black, stole a cap from Bill Green, one Of her
color, then hired q cab for Thomas Zabriskis az
paid Inc fare with the stolen cap wa. sent to ts
stealing small l. Of female clothing from
Patrick Riley. wa Tor 30 days. rough
looking customer s'<sn. Devine convicted Of
her was broA.- aad sent to the pentenary1or
three months. long SHERMAN, named Patrick Donoho.
charged with kicking upa shindy at groggery kept by
named Hugh McLellen sent for 80 days for boat
ing John ii. Michaels, and watchmas named Gulnack
Ann Wilson stole bottle of ell but let 60 on
promise to behave herself An old woman named Ca
Uterine Murphy for stealing two ladies' hats from the
store OF Hiram B. Gray, was sent up for the twencth
time TOR % days Rather decent looking woman named
Dorothy Ann Mccormick was tried for stealing shirt
from Samuel Morse, which found her back, and
acquitted. Ned Williams black fellow, charged with
stealing umbrella from james Moran was discharged,
stealing umbrella and returning it being crime In
common law stout strapping sailor named james Will
tried for stealing between and two hundred
up for six months The Court stated that they
should punish with the utmost severity these long
thieves as the property oowners Of vessels much
exposed that became to make example of
every person convicted before them. loafsr named
William Buchanan for stealing eleven sheets from Ra
phael Aiken. sent to the City Prison for 20 days
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Correspondence Of the Henld.1

Correspondents oil the HeNld.l
UREA, June %, 1912.
Rcligion-D issensions-Is nipcraEe-Ihe Mormons
Military.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
For the last two months the affairs of our city
have remained in aatu quo After the thunder
storm, all is calm and clear
About three months since the peace Of our Zion
was most seriously disturbed; there is hardly
church in our city but that has been rent in twain
The big church Gas it is caed) isnot hourshins. "A
Rev. Mr. Porter of your city, has gained possession
OF the pulpit after hard fought battle, and many
members of the church have evacuateu 1hey are
about TO send after the renowned Elder Knapp, who
they expect will build up the breaches and hunt up
the lost sheep. Abolitionism reigns triumphant;
torn asunder There are two thrice party churches
supported principally by the munlficence of the abo-
l;t,nn candidate for Governor, Avan Stewart
Temperance has burst IN upon us like n storm.
and swept everything far and wide. The adie.
have walked into II with gloves of; meetings have
been regularly held every Sunday evening for thir.
teen months.
The Mormons, Mr.. l.. l.. D., have church CON-
posed OF several hundred members, under the SUI
apcrtec rush, and, nact, among all our Christians
they are the only ones that seem firmly united in
a good cause
The Utica Citizens Corps, and the Utica Ligh
Guard, made magnificent display Bunker Hi
Anniversary. For good discipline and fine appear
ance, they challenge comparison with any In tn
State. They will visit New York in the course o
he summer when you will acknowledge the truth
Of all say. Yours,
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WooDHEAD crOsSeIamined.-Ii import cloths; the great
body OF my trade mush finer article than these Two
honest will differ 10 IL per cent in the valuation OF
goods would not be willing to swear to the price OF
goods on the other side within 10 per cent. the usual
routine OF business Yorkshire goods per cent dis
count for measurement never knew any alteration
invoice not at all suspicious coming from Yorkshire
without the charges frequently called in Hoyt's day
to appraise goods these goods appraised days
voted half day each time the opened and
the pieces handed out to there % to 30 pieces
each case were about three hours there saw
the invoice Of these goods.
Mr.. koHLsARr eramined-Been clerk in the appraisers
store years extended the prices in the valuation of
these goods here shown and the additions.
Cross-sraminod.-I copied this valuation from memo
randum made in pencil marks at the time who
made the pencil marks not present at the examna-
ton Of the goods did not copy this paper the time the
valuation was made but afterwards
Mr.. MILLER then moved that the testimony Of Mr..
Woodhead as rested that paper refresher Of his
memory should be stricken out.
Witness examined by HorI.--Dont know where the
original paper il that made this copy from don't know
in whose hand writing it
By the JUpcE.-That paper which copied was not
signed.
Judge BETTs to HoYr-This will 20 far to take away
the foundation which Mr. Woodhead, testimony rest
ed He swore that this the original paper which
the prices put down at the time of the valuation and
that he then signed it, Now appears by this witness
that this no the original papsrhat the prices
ken down ia pencil another piece of paper and that
must have been signed at time afterwards Unless
the Collector could connect this part Of the evidence
ter, it would be good for nothing.
The Court then adjourned
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before his Honor Recorder Tamadge aud Judges LYNCH
and Noah
JUNE 2s-Case 81 George Somes-At the openiurw of tho
court acting District Attorney Shaler moved ~ ~
Somes convicted Of uering counterfeit Be called
for sentence S'f ~ S"AAe"
JAMES M SMITH Esq. Of the counsel FIR prisoner
asked the Court to allow time for defence to prenar. h
OF exceptions to the recent trial. and also wsted th.
OF the jurors who rendered the verdict aaainst his i;s
had SAID during the trial. that he had one OF the
for prisoner in his power, and he should exercise that
power in rendering his verdict.
The CouRr granted counsel till Friday, the 9Th of July
TO prepare exceptions to the trial, when they will Be
argued.
Case Of Oils .4Hen.-JAMEs NJ. SMITH, ESQ., counsel FIR
Benjamin Adams confined in prison witness in the
of Otis Allen indicted bills passing coun
tereit money moved the Court that the testimony Of his
client be taken de 5ene and that he then be released
from prison. He stated that Judge Ings of Court of
Common Pleas had admitted.Aen to bail in the sum of
$1,000 each indictment against him. th ali pro-
liability therefore, the suit would not be brought trial
for many months the recognizances might be forfeited
and therefore exceeding hard that his client
should remain in prison till that period.
AcrISG DsTRIcT ATTORNEY objected to such q course
the important one and the testimony
taken desired the ends of justice might be rusrated by
the ingenuity Of prisoner and his counsel
The CouRr very properly denied the motion Of counsel
for witness.
Case Robert Glass This person. who pleaded guilty
to assault and breaking the bridge of Hugh MBrdes nose
sentenced to confinement in the city prison for
days.
The Grand Jury into Court and stated that they
should conclude their business Friday next and the
Court took recess until that period.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

THE STREErs-HEALTH OF THE Crry-The street
inspectors have at length opened their eyes to the
filthy condition of our public ,horoughfares, and are
evincing little respect for the cardinal virtue of
cleanliness We hope that they and the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy will now be able TO keep
us thoroughly cleansed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.

Correspondence of the Herald)
WASHINGTON, Monday, ppm
Death Of Senator Southland, and Mr.. Hast
ings Of the House.
Two more deaths in Consress-maling an aggre-
gate OF nine since the elections. Mr.. Southland, OF
New Jersey, late President ofthe Senate, died yes
terday at Fredericksburg, Virginia, and Mr.. Hast
ings, member from Massachusetts,, died at the
Virginia Springs on Saturday. The death of Mr..
Southland was announced in the Senate by Mr.. Mil
Ter, and that of Mr.. Hastings by Mr.. Adams The
customary resolutions adopted and both Houses
agreed to attend the funeral of Mr.. Southland at u
O'Clock tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

FIRE CRACKERS, ROCKETS, &c-A number of in
dividuas have gnoranily exposed fireworks for sale
in their stores, not knowing that by SO doing their
insurance is void Landlords who permit tenants
TO sell fireworks in their dwellings cannot recover
cent insurance, the paying premium to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.]


PHILADELPHIA, June %, ls42.
We have but little Of importance stirring here to-day
in the way. 1t has been ascertained within day
two that there at this time pretty strong gang
robbers in this city. From of their operations
inferred that they to the place On Sunday night
they broke into the lace and embroidery store of Mr.
Cochran, Market street. and carried off about one
thousand or fifteen hundred dollars worth of goods A
part of the same gang as is supposed frustrated in
attempting to enter another store last night
Mr.. Johnson the great magnetizer here attempting
to illustrate the science the Franklin Institute Whether
Miss Harriet is subject with him STILL not, is more
than know.
have heard nothing particular of Col. Webb to-day.
He is understood to be doing much in his peculiar
situation should putting himself into fever and fruit
lessly 'epining at his folly.
very small amount Of business done in stocks to-
day, at farther though slight decline in State Fves
The two iron steamers intended believe for in the
Delaware and Rartan Canal arrived here this morning
Patrick Scanlan taken to the Hospital yesterday af
ternoon with his right arm torn of the shoulder
and otherwise seriously injured by being caught in the
belt of some machinery at the factory of B. c. Kelly
near Darby Creek