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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-10

QI3- IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE The Col.
lege OF Medicine and Pharmacy have great satisfaction in
announcing that their novel and important method OF
ahording MEDICAL ApvIcE in a manner which places
within the reach of all classes has received great attcn
ton from the public. Letters from all parts OF the coun'
try daily received. The CoLLEcE again repeat the
terms which advice is given their former announce
ment may have been by all likely to be interest
ed in it,
Any person on forwarding letter post paid,) TO the
principal agent the College in New York any Of the
sub agents containing description of his her case and
the sum oone dollar will be furnished with full
OF MEDICAL ADVICE, and dollars north Of appropriate
medicine. by order,
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office of the College of Medicine and Phar
macy OF Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-10

90 WHAT HAS DR. MOTT sAID1- " That for
ereru disease nature has prorided specific" See reports
of his Clinical Lectures in the Herald The learned Pro-
lessor has thus uttered sentiment which almost every
new discovery in chemistry and pharmacy confirms and
in which the COLLEGE OF MEoroISE AND Pharmacy fully
acquiesce Acting it, the COLLEGE have prepared a
number of compounds adapted for the Of many Of
he most distressing maladies which aict humanity. All
he preparations OF the COLLEGE are compounded on sell
entfc principles, and according to the most approved
ormuas-severai of them being tho result ofhe careful
investigation of members Of the College.
w. S. RICHARDSON Agent,
Principal Office fthe College, 81 Nassau street. NJ Y
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SuIcIDE--E Elizabeth Julia Streety threw herself
into the Washington Canal last Monday and wa,
drowned
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MUsIc.Mr. Braham and son were IN Cincinnati
on the 4th inst
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ALMOST RuISEo,-The sugar crop at Trinidad BY
the rain.
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TO- Lord Nlorpeth is in Montreal.
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SrorrEp.-The carpet mills in Lowell, Massa
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TOTALLY EcLIPsEp.-The sun last Friday in us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
STOCKS. SCARFS

CRAyArS. GLOVES, ke-oh Es,ablishmto,-
5Ep, EIfs 4 AGATE. established in laes-ln aGdiuon
- - ,rpsiyr assortment of Eashasaor Goods the SAD,
receiving h sSs ass , IRON and a1ed9a saa
rs e-+r. NJ fashionable Stocks, Scars, Cravae,
re ad made Linen lio which the rss prmua, was swsrd-
ed then, al the ate of Inc Anercaa
Shr and Drawers and all articles apperlanlng 10 gen.
eaa wardrobe eh and varied ssiea
with Tie bes and latest fashions air and uloderaie prices
PARSELLs < AGATE, 81 Brosaw s;lss
between Park place and Murray street
PA con.;nus rive manufacture OF their celebrated
Sboulaer Brace. and genlemens Russia. s'iding Dets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

~ The following, from the American OF yes
,eraay, bears the initials of II. I. TUcKgRMAS
one of our most popular and gifted Poets. It's
deserved tribute to TIE hero OF noble deed
TO COM. ALEXANDER sLIDELL MACKENZIE.
IT. like the warrior whose immortal s.ory,
with Kindred mind inv pm so well bath traced,
Thou had'st brought home sctors wreaih OF sio1y,
nations praise thy coming would have graced:
Shouts, such as Eries youthful hero greeted,
Thy noble deeds would jealousy proclaim
By tair and bi ave, with grateful tears repeated,
THY couu,ry,s love would consec.ate thy name.
Is there no triumph save in wars cor.motioa p
No sen, concuesis that The soul achieves?-
Like the vast s,urnber OF the peaceful ocean
Ere some wild storm lis bosom nadly heaves.
The reckless figh; with SEX devoted bearing,
And craven souls awhile con fercely rage
But duty cia.i:s more exalted darIng
ANA calEer deeds martyrs strength epR"7
How stern conflict Thy bold heart was seno,s
When uarous shi ornaies all aronod thee preSsea'
And hopor's voice, witt deep conpassiunh es"i
TO yoiceless anguish WOKE my 'ns'"'
oilhen. without pnng ,t tna a GGu,g JOS
anf,.em;,.a henss.b the dag thy vaior cherished,
To nee, death The patriot on'y KNOWS
A dearer tribute tbon vert called orencer,
T., !, folding no asotheT's forfeit lie;
Gar byave mems hearts 70. less firm than tender
And where Truth ,egns is Feelings keenest strife
The courage of our spotless Chief was tes.ed
when called 10 sacrifice forega spy
4 task more sad upon Thy spirit rested,
Forit was thine U bid A ccmrade die
Blu, when oppressive grew thy natures pleading,
Unto the starry banner thou didst ,urn,
With solemn trust ,ay mourntui purpose feeding.
TO make the light 81 duty CLEARLY burn:
waep all was done-each word OF sadness spoken,
And loyal cheers aga!n rose DER the sea,
Cam thy heart in Duly IS cause halt.brokeu-
Is HI. L,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

John wilson eanga soatgnFI,yt PsaiePt5srys ms
f.s niece of satinet-suiliy: Renanded tor sentences
VIVA Fish, alias sands, stealing coat-guhts Renter
tiary months :,.,., aud a,rnej stirt-euiltv.
Nary Rooney, stealns a jacket anu H" ~ s'
Penentary mosths ;,,, ps,i,A,,i,ry
moahs ;,,,- Particularly : es
WTl Long Alfred Turner and George johnson oLaen
,rsd for an assault riot; and steaRg pFo'soa-hos
hut 10 give Si0U bail 10 keep the peace ,:..;,
VIM. Anderson, stealing stockiuss-suA's fen''eNa'
2 months ,,,o.s-yr;,v. City Prison
Sarah Anderson s,eahos sOose-sa1i' 5;c,-naG
sGays. y.tn.
Po11cE OFr1cE.-THEFTs.-Jo Williams
was arrested asd committed for stealing cioh rounoa
hon. from Henry Nichols No. Ss3 Water street.
Andrew MARQUIS was arrested for having at divers tunes,
since the CT, o; October last stolen from the auction store
n messrs Bags Richards Patt l95 Broadway, about
an volumes OF books worth $50 and upwards, and also on
be 18Th inst stolen volume OF Byrsns works worth 81 81
He WASH the habit Of visiting the store, was "achea on
Monday evening and caught carrying on Byron ne was
comnlitled 10 prison 10 answer.
understand that the proprieiors this store have
their eve on oHe or other geeea whom they ara
as rahe. Improbable customers. Lock out
CAPITAL PUstsHMEST.-ln recent number OF
our paper. we announced The passage OF law
sbolishing capital punishment in Vermont. A Dill
for the same purpose has been INTRODUCES into the
Legislature of Ohio, and it will, we beleve, De
passed. Public opinion IS fast forming against
sanguinary punishments. Could vote be taken
to- morrow, in all parts of the United States, We
should not be surprised were majority to be
found voting against the present practice Of blood
for Blood 1t was said by a paper in New-Hamp-
SHIRE, not long since, that capital punishment had
become so odous in that State, that it was already
virtually abolished, as "no jury could be found
that soo,tld hang a cOnrtct.' We have no doubt
that very many escape punishment because tried
by jury of this Character They would rather
acquit than hang the guilty
This question will doubtless be agitated at the
next session of our Legislature, and, without ex-
pressing any decided opinion upon the subject our
self. we subioin few statistics which may be use
full. as they show that crime has not increased with
the dirninution of executions. The first as to
r,c,7, Total s1- Total convicedo OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
p,n.~-,r,.LDec1e 10.


VIM ROCKWELL S.u.l Bromler, Lucius Pearl,
Holm Rocs,E-U Iona D. Dunuing. Samuel Purdy,
Horaio y. Gallup, james F Alden, VIM. Redmond,
p r Pou1rcyv Henry Cbampney, Eanbrg Livingston,
A D Moe Nm JARVIS Oliver s. BeTiles,
John Ian,b Nicaoas Suers, John Amber,
Fl Fr-rit John W. Wanzer Rufus z. Hbba.s,
J. II. LoDgbotbam, James n. Jubo. William flne.
SATURDAY, December H.
William W. Shirley, auc,ioneer. y. Y
T. W Satterw ate of late firm James 5tseckeE Sorsl
jacob Wesservel,, Inspector ofcus,oos, N. Y.
James F. Alden, merchant, n.
A. J. Barnes. Carmel Putnam Co
Lewis wakely, manufacturer, n. Y
George youngs, carpenter, y. Y
G. sariins (iae rm C. S.s, j. r Burlingl ~
3. peck i!ate firm Peck & Doty, shoe deaers) ~ Y.
C. Knight tlate firm Knight / Keeler) n. Y
Fred'k Harer, Brooklyn.
Thomas Torrey (ats hrrn Smell K ToHey) n. l.
John Freeman, broker, n. Y.
Aaron Swart-, grocer, N Z.
Wul. n Brooks carpenter, N
Elias Thomas, locking glass dealer, N. \.
Statement OF Bankruptcy Applicants, &c in this District
thus far:
VOLUNTARY.
Nun.b: sill pending 10 which no objections have been
filed. SOU
Do 10 which there are objections.
Papers now on file, denied decree on first paperS-...
NpInber dent-d 10 by majority OF creditors and tral by
Jury had on application OF bankrupt ..............
Do and appeal, and jury trial IN Circuit
Trials pending n District Court.
Discharge denied by Jury
Number OF involuntary apphcauons SUI pending "he'e
no objections have been fled 81
Do. do. where objections filed
Decree denied objections
Proceedings stopped by before decree
Numbers on which involuntary decree granted and bank
rupt afterwards dichargedo voluntary application
Voluntary copartners OF which TWO was OF persons
and The rest OF ~
Whole Number of Applications in the District, 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
ELGIUM.

Here VIC see that in Belgium, with population
Of over 3 ,00OO the diminution OF capital pun
ishmenls aad their ultimate discontiuuance, so tar
from causing any increase of the crime OF murder,
has been attended with opposite results
In the second, with respect to
Total e1 Total accusations
fltaNCE. eculions OF murder.
ending with s2, 81 2 75 per ann s a
Thus, France also, with population of 80, O0O,-
600, affords an example of capital punlshments
considerably decreased, and the crime OF murder
not augmented.
In the third place, how stands
p,1rsSI, Total ex. Total convicted of
iNeS'i1, ecutRd. murder
ending with 1924 50 50 or per 10
? iS5i......is As 81
Prussia has population of over 100000
The diminuiion of the worst of crimes, accompa-
nving the ntigated application of the capital law,
is very remarkable. The two last years 10 1910,
show only t1co executions per annum in all Prus-
STA, and the average number of murders reduced
to seven and half.
Fourthly, the following returns from England
and Wales, furnish practical illustrations in sup
port of the principle, that capital punishment is
unnecessary for the repression of the most danger
Gus species of crimes. Population at the date of
the returns Is, $780, 900.
ENGLAND AND WALES. tedfor pni convicted Of
or; crimes. murder.
7 wears ending with 1879. al. or per 90
years ending with lS27......43i 1l2 l6
{ years ending with lS34......S5o lG5 j
The foregoing statistics are from official state
nent of four nations and if to it be added Austria,
| (whose criminal laws very mild,) we have an
extent of territory, comprising not less than
95 900, 600 of people, in which penalties of blood
have either ceased or are nearly abrogated, 'cith
the exception Of England. What is the result !!
These facts show that morals are improved as the
law is meliorated Rochester Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

Croton Water.
ITO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers ana

FNO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers ahu
J. o,hers.-Welded mrousht Iron TabeS tor STEAM wa.
from inches 10 u feet capable OF sustaining an internal
pressure OF from 1000 10000 lbs per square nctqSe
thcr with fittings of every description SUCH as N lows,
Reducing Sockets Cocks, &c, 10 which the Tubes are
Joined by Screws and by of which they ay oe pn
together with the greatest facility by any binary workman
The great strength and durability Of these tubes as conf
pared with Copper other material and their economy
ihea superior 10 all others for any OF The purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
ivsS II WAl.WORrH & MASON. Sc Ann-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
he sub Joined certificate will be read with interest:


"PHILADELPHIA Oct. l, 1871.
Mess, Ed.ors-Deanessis disease which has hitherto
incurablr The public that
is mistaken idea. have becn deaf for ten years. and
concluded tina, remain So; bu; not many months
ssce saw in Your paper al advertisement OF VII
for Deafness As The last resort concluded to try IL
am now happy say hear as well as ever did Two
of my friends likewise tiled II Ore OF them was 50 deal
without IL The other very much troubled with aoses
in The ears and and be found relief and
we'll Two bottles cured re, which thought getting we'll
pretty cheap. SILAs BuGBEE Second St. below Pl1e."
Sold at wholesale aud retail, by a. b. d. Sands Drug
oits No 70 Futonsree Gold and 100 Fulton
street Also sold by David Sands Co., No. II East
Roadway; A b. Sands Co, No. 273 Broadway,
OF Cha berssreet Price, 81 Also sold by DR.. David
Jayne. No 20 South Third-slreet. PHILADELPHIA dis I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
YA7ORMS IN CHLLDREN.-Uf all

w diseases which children exposed none atS
fatal them Worms. Unfortunately, chiTen az = e
them and, they !itae the symptoms
almost every o;er complaint, they often prodace alarming
effects without being suspected Worms are not only
disease themselves but by their irritation agra
all otter diseases wandering from one part OF Tue oody
TO the other winding themselves up INTO large balls ana co
structng bowels and frequently the throat causing CON
WILSON'S often death The desired erneay VIII De
very soon destroy the Worms and nvgcraie me powers OF
digestion 50 as 10 prevent a return OF them
prenare, only at NO. South street, Philadelphia
and lid Al wholesale ard retail by A. B. Sands Co.
Druggists and Chemists, No 20 broaaWay, corner OF
Chambers street, New.York. Also sold by A. 8. Y D.
sands Druggists. Nos 10 and 100 Fuiton-sree payld
Sands Co.. Il East Broadway Price 81 per bottle d. I'm
LIVERY BODY praises JAYNES
~ HAlR TONIC and fer the best in the world
Is the ony hope that the baldheadrd can have OF
once more regainng the fnr flowing LOCKS st mar WIN
which nature adorned their heads IN yoatn Sic !. III e
10 the admiration OF all who it, as directed Try H. a m
Won who need or handSomer haiF. IL Is Tue WY
prenarsd only at No 20 South Thirds,reet Phla,el
mia. and Sold wholesale and retail. aud for e1por,a
t,on by A B. SANDS \ co. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings, 273 Broadway, corner OF 1hahneSsr
Sold also by SANDS, ~ anu ss, aep IF ssre
street Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for 50 o. I'M
HROTON WATER-Niessrs. Whitscy
& Jenkins Plumbers No s John-street, would most
respectfully inform the public that they are PREPARED 70
execute ali orders in their line OF business IN cnroi a,n
Ike manner Their work IS warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction ard their pipes are SO ald us 10
fr, eze The public are Especially INVITE 70
call and examine their materials Inc ero'oh wafer '"'
troduced without taking up the Sidewalks. :,
The following Certificate, with Others be seen nj
the shop: :. a..
air FRANCIS J WatrsEY having been employed at the
Grsrd College, tie capacity of Plumber II aflous NE
pleasure say that ron the opportunity mere mau 20
Judge Of his the line OF his business dosseer ma
worthy the confidence Of the puohc;; c,r,.d ,o,ros.
TH0S L. WALTER, Architect "Hard ooi6rEe'
Philad. lphia Feb. 8, 1872 io"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
NOLTON'S INDICATED CANDY

" Please ov through the columns OF your paper,
call the attention OF those wha suffering fran coughs,
cods preparation for the relief of difficulties OF
this kind by c. f. Colt Of this city.
Ihave made frequ nj use of Coons Medicated Cough
Candy md in all my entire satisfaction Also,
have beer personally acquainted in of Others who
have used il with ikeresults.
II evidently an agreeable and eicac2us medicine, and
may taken freely without preudcia effects upon sys
In this last respect particularly il is decidedly supe
the gea-raty Of articles of the kind offered 10
he market safe harmless medicine. aRd thereby,
with medicinal merits justly entitled tie
and highest confidence OF those who may wish the
lief which il claims afford.
II is confidently believed trial of this Candy can
hardly iailto secure for il ali future patronage.
Il is for sale al the store OF C. F. Cotton Druggist No
aOl Main street, and by other Druggists in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
8 AND'S kEAlEDY for SALT RHEUM,

SANDS REMEDY for SAIL KHEUhl,
~ Ringworn and letters. Scad Head, BARRIERS or Jack
sen Itch other diseases Of the skim They are etec.
ally cured by the Of Sands remedy for Salt Rbeum
which been tested rising l5 600 cases. without IN
one having failed ts cure any disease OF this class
The unparalleled Of this valuable remedy in curing
diseases Of the skim without equal in the history OF med
cine.
No change diet is necessary and there Is no danger IN
applying il TO the teRderes infant Testimonials OF
It's efficacy almost daily received and be exhibited
at the store of the proprietors.
The following certificate handed to our agents in
Troy Messrs Fasse and Selden by Of the most re-
spectacle residents in that CITY,
Troy, March 10, 1888.
Messrs A. B. l. D. SsndS-Gentemen: This may certify
that my eldest son has been afflicted with the Salt Rbeum
or some other oahsone disorder his leg for Is or l6
years and tried OF different kinds OF med
cncs and all to no purpose until found your remedy for
such diseases and using it 10 days. Tor less than one box
of ointment and bottle OF the Sarsaparlila has effected
perfect cure. have delayed giving you this certificate for
TIVE months since the effected, for fear mat
would again appear but his legs perfectly smooh,I
have confidence in saying that think II very
valuable medicine and sincerely hope that thousands may
yet receive much benefit in the above mentioned
Yours, very respectiullv,
4. GRANGER, 90 Sixth street.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail By B. D.
SANDS, Druggists. No. 7s Fulton ST. OF Gold ard
100 Fulton ST. Also sold by David Sands Co. No. II
Eas; Broadway, corner Of Market ST. A. B Sands s. Co.
No. 27S Broadway corner Of Chamber 81 Price $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

va ORISON'S Rygeian Medicines.-
lYl OTICE.-Whereas, A. A. Samanos, OF "a Broad
way New-York, is making improper use OF Messrs
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale of their Nsd
cne This is, therefore, to inform The pGbic nat n91 M
San,anos is not authorized TO sell MORlSON'S PILLS
in New York AID MessrS Morsons only Agents IN
New-Yors Messrs FIRTH HALL, OF Ne Frank
lin square, from whom alone the MEDICINES car Se ha1
Uine. tSignedl NoRlSoN q W.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road Lendcn'
June 18th. 1892. lyNu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
T IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS and

u others-Harrapied steel edge Tools may be had
at the SUBSCRIBERS old establishment, 50 Aorneyst or al
George Briggs Co.'s, lis Maidelane New-York al re.
duesd prices TO suit the times. 10 per cent Is dealers
ESJ 5Ei' JOHN CONGEN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
e. EBRING'S COUGH SYRUP. sold at

g. EBkING'S COUGH SYRUP. sold at
~ *7si Broadway.-This pleasant preparation
failing remedy for Coughs, Colds WhocpiDg Cough As'h
ma and all other similar affections of the Lungs and throat
II mas been tried in nnumerabe instances and has always
produced the happy result II agreeable TO the
taste, and taken with pleasure; and children in parcu
lar viii be found like H. that there need be any
trouble In administering 10 them. This Is an important
consideration in preparing medicine, AID is OF itself
great Recommendation
Please Notice .si,-So we'll assured from experience
the proprietor of this Medicine of its efficacy in ell Of
common Coughs however of long staipg, and
in Whooping Cough distressing children that BE has
no hesitation IN proposing any person Who may pur
chase this Syrup, and consceniousy adege, after
using according directions lha, benefit
experienced from its exhibition the price, on the
presentation o: the empty bottle. This is lair PROPOSE
on and every purchaser iavited 10 avail himself of IT,
he shauid derive relief from the Cough Syrup
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor is. Broadway
Price, % cents. 10 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
FVIGHLY IMPORTANT.--Deaines

4 & Cured -ScUpas acoustic Oil-For the cure Of
Deafness pains and the discharge ofmatter from the Ears
also all those disagreeabe noises like the buzzDg of in
sects. falling OF whzzipg OF steam &c, which
symptoms OF approaching Deafness and also generally al
tended iih disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
BOILED GERMAN SILVER.---JAs,

Il y 6. MOFFETT, l2l Prince-stree, near wooster
would particularly call the attention of Hardware Dealers
ma Manufacturers to bis superior article OF Geraan Svs
ghch he ofils for sale wholesale and retail, OF all tneh
nesses and equal TO aRy either Foreign or ps
tinra nd aItr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

@g@ FOR SALE, at bargaln-A supe'
risr Farm OF about 80 acres, with The Stock, Hay
Gram and Farming Utensils Said Fa m consists Of rlpbgn
hood i2 miles from the city OF Newark, Ne"-Jsrsey-a
good new House, Barn and outBndings IN Eoon oraer
part of the purchase money can remain o. ,' S,
IS Lhertystreet New-Vork to JAS Law 5oiBroad.ss'
Newark New. JersaY wa HH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

NHEAPEST, best and most fashionable
" In Ncr-York. Hats, Caps, Nuts, fancy Furs Fur
Trimming, old FurS attended To. al
r3n 1Has mONARQUES. N2i Bowerv.
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commencement OF his naval career ana not WISH
ing at this time to occupy too much space III your
valuable columns, will, if agreeable, finish my
sketch at future time.
THE ENGLISH ABRoAD.-The following feat
of gourmandism is given by the Moniteur Parisien,
as fact we are very far, however, from attach
ins credit to the statement:
On Sunday morning, was carried home, is an
almost dying state, an Englshman, who had been
breakfasting at cafe in the Paais Royal-his
bill Of fare comprising $50 dozen of oysters, a
boiled fowl, bottle of ram, three bottles of Cha
Bills, and two of Sauterne. This meal, not unwor-
thy of Milo of Grotona, was in performance of
wager Several other Engshmen were present
bat not one of them touched an oyster, sippcd
drop of wine, contenting themselves with being
spectators of the performance.
THE SsGRlrs's BRlpG.--Ald. Crolius, on Mon
day evening, made report, accompanied with
pile of af;idavits, respecting the $1,000 bride of
fered to the Sheriff No light was thrown on the
transaction. A stranger, unknown 1t seems to the
Sheriff, drove up in cab TO his residence at even
ing, with his cloak drawn up refund his face and
bis hat drawn down, and without explanations
handed him letter in the entry, and Immediately
departed. The letter was found to contain $1,000
and when the Sheriff discovered the fact, the
man was gone and neither he nor the cab driver
could be traced. American.
CURIOUS DlsEAsE.-A man came 10 the Po-
ice Office of the Second Municipality yesterday
| morning, and by his manner we were led TO be-
! ! heve he was crazy He would commence speak
ing and in little while become so excited that
nis lace would get as red as blood and in mo
,nehS or swo as seon as the excitement died away,
us SN,h would turn to perfect saffron color. He
was ai'osether the NEST cameon-ik individual
that we ever beheld, and we afterwards learned
that ne was entirely insane, and that this many
coiored complexion proceeded from disease of
! the liver. IN. @. pic