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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04
KNA PP'S


INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLAS1ERS prepared for pains and weakness in the
back breast, side limbs bruises sprains &c. and for
give immediate and soothing relief.
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints OF
the Liver Lungs and Kidney.
Persons habits whose business them
sit stand much who may be troubled with weakness in the
chest IN the side breast will find great relief by
ing one Of these Plasters ..-s t -4tMs
With regard the efficacy Of these Paster nothing need be
said they carry with them their and
the price being remarkably low sufficient nducement o
those afflicted to give them trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing de
mand for these Pasrs the popularity which they have obtain
which they have gv that they decidedly superior to
others in 4l I'LL.
No pains spared in making them adhesive and pable
possible and in rendering them free from all those objections
which Is of complaint the ordinary pasters OF the
day -
Tes. Hase need but trial give every satisfaction de
sired.
Be sure and ask for knapps Indian Plaster and
genuine
Made only by p B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
his Medicine Warehouse No 1852 Hudson door below
King New York. Also for sale by the Druggists
rally. Price IL -2 and Is "a cents each ms 2meod*rc
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TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS :

TRAINS
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston TraiT-asx A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train-s,s A. M and NJ for Hicksyll.
and places And Tuesdays Thursdays and Sci
turdays, through to Greenport at on A M, kaM
From Greenpor Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted, i2}< o'clock NJ
the arrival Of the from Norwich. 49,
Accommodation Tran-At Ga A. NJ, ON Mondays Wednes'
days and Fridays
From Hcksriue Depot -
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. NJ and IN r.
NJ, daily Sundays excepted. -
The Boston Trains stop only Fsmngdale and st. Georges
Manor
The Accommodation Trains at the following places
the road going both ways to receive and deliver passen
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- LADIES'
~ FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS.

GO FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS. GO
CARL KING the well known and celebrated *
straw Hat Manufactu bess leave inform the Lade: that
Hats of every description, his store No II Division
tie particularly calls the attention of the public examine his
shape called the Bohemian Gipsey which for beauty and
taste stands unTvalled.
~ B-Impored Lace, Neapoan Flats, fashionable shapes
md warrented TO clean, at So 50 each.
a2i msrc CARL KING, II Division street
MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies Of New
1 York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Waking establishment, os Canal street is now open Spring
Neapoan, straw braid and gimp Bonns OF the Par
sian and London Styles just received per last
Country Mners and Dress Makers supplied with the
Patterns the shortest notice Dresses and Robes Of the latest
fashion made to order at the shortest notice.
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to.
All descriptions of Bonnes cleaned and altered in the newest
xtvle. e. WOODS aM 1mxm
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PREMIUMS PAYARLE ANN

PN,nuns payable yearly, half yearly, quarterly
The public RESPECTFULLY requested examine the dista
gushing grineirl4 a. this nstitutonther tables Of
Loan Deparnshtsshe deciding to insure elsewhere
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report and the Soce
ty's rates, &c, may be obtained upon application.
m23 lm3taw+Hrc ~ LEANDER STARR General Agent.
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I + ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with Mrs
Hughes Boarding house keeper Union street, Liverpool
len England about nine years to live in New Yok-w
write 70 her father No. i New Bailey Stafford Manches
tage. Al mylO 2m dySkwysrc
COMMON WARD T77
| NSrQneMiAIivN WANir.D OF Connor Ward, late OF
ton respecting him will confer favor his WIFE Ann Ward
Address w. 81. I. TAPSCOTT. south Il.
my20 rrc cor. Maiden lane.
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w ofths most extensive Publishing houses
Agents for the sale of and popular works The propeton
will each $500 his board profit
ting to that effect will given them they viii have besides
opportunity of clearing 900 and more they
tive Every will have his district There are about
half dozen places that are filed 1t will be for
need apply he has that for is the object Of the
Publishers establish good them such chance
else offer them. .s Hss- 80
For full particulars apply to e3 Duane street mys lm.ee2s
CHARLES PAUL DE KOCk COMPLETE.
THE Works Of Charles Paul de Kock Illustrated Edition
4 with Portrait and Biography complete in one volume
Price dollar The public have opportunity oi
.esng themselves OF the complete works Of the renowned Pau
de kock magnificent volume containing twelve hundred
and eighty large columns Of reading matter and at price
circumstances. This volume contains all the novels etc
which actually written by this most witty laughter
loving and aramed Of modern authors And the publishers
pledge themselves that the translation have been faithfully
mads, and that the work will be found the most killing
fascinating and exciting that has been issued from the
OF this country. For sale Al Ann street, New York.
The work Is maabe and be by post to part Of
the United States the Canadas from ten
twenty cents according the distance AN orders for
complete contain dollar be ranked postpaid
and directed TO Holland K Glover, New Y ork City.
Six copies will be forwarded address for five dollars
m18 d&wfmfm
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
~ ADVANCED SHEET IRON AND TIN, very su
" perior article warranted Also Tin Plate, Shee
Russia Sheet Iron She Copper Ping Scotch and Ame
rican Pig Iron, for sale by CASS K WARD,
my nm er No. ~ Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04

LIFE PRESERVERS,
OF GOODYEAR'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC
COMPOSITION. aH F Eft
WARRANTED Withstand the greatest of heat
w cold and melt soften in the seams 1.-THE great
defect Pservers made Of the rubber preparation
Also general assortment OF goods manufactured under the
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
Il a'.INNN.# GEORGE BEECHER
a0 imsrc i0o Broadway, between Pine aud Wa sts.
VyA0S-2oo Bales SFFHS III
III so Bales No. Leghons. ft MsA IT
$50 Bales Smyrna Rags .I..l N4AeI Lux
5000 lbs fine White Domestic,
"" bPERssE BROOKS,
mhsc Ne. % and 81 Nassau stree
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LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU-
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empowered by Act Of Parliament

CAPITAL f5OO,OO STERLING, OR 81, 500, OOO
General Agent for the United States,
J. LEANpER STARR, "a Wall st, New York
Physicans-Drs Hosack and Keaey Rodgers. Solicitor
VIM. Van Hook Esq.
Ersmpies Of Rates-5or the Assurance of 500 on a
Single Life h9
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RUSSIAN SEAMEN.- proposition has been made
by the Russian government, through its consul, to
large commercial firm at Liverpool TO allow young men,
Russians 10 be placed under the of the command
ers Of their respective vessels trading all parts Of the
globe except the Baltic, Mediterranean, and Southern
parts OF North America r..
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day Price cents PEI,
copy-$7 % per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD--Every Saturday-rrcc 81 cent,
per copy-S3 l2j cents per annum-payabe in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-alway
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty ano
despatch.
o. Allletters OF communications by mail addressed
to the establishment be post paid or the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnoPRIEToR or THE New YoRK HERALD EsrA nLIsHmEr7
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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FOR SALE CHEAP, $4,000
A COTTAGE AT SQIITH AMRQY

COTTAGE AT SOUTH AMBOY.
THE house Is Of brick and rough the first story Their
breakfast ROOM library, drawing room, dining
second story there FIVE bedrooms with four the kitchen
for servants.
The Cottage in the Ezabethan style and has sir pointed
gables with oversnsng roofs The Piazza three
sides Of the house. and oanented with Gothic Arches
and has yet been occupied Though within walk
'ns DISTANCE iron nall to Quarter Of mllel Of the Rail
With the exception Of the lawn and wood and the opposite
shores OF New Jersey and Staten Island there little else be
seen save the waters and the vessel. that navigate them
fifteen twenty Of forest trees varying extent
from common sized cump. The situation high
and perfectly healthy, and commands Of the the
light houses at Sandy Hook Princes Day and the Ratan River
There fine grayey beach for Salt Water Bathing The
Rail Road cars and Steamboats, leave and arrive such hours
enable OF business breakfast home and be
town ~ halpat teo leave three and be home
five. He may be IN New York in two, and Philadelphia
-four hours.
The purchaser take ten, twenty, thirty
with the house. For further particulars apply to
JOHN q. STEVENS, II Barclay st.
sA short distance from the above there another hand
situation, with house thyve forty feet square
will dispose Of either OF both For view Of the house and
grounds apply Mr. Abraham Everett Superintendent south
Amboy. ...e my24 If re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04
% UNTRY MER CHA s.
ROOTS AND SHOES $685.

e. JOHN5UNi Tate wilson Y JOmsonJ
has ON hand in store l42 Chatham street, d. ~
ecs!y opposite the theatre Of the bes. assorted stocks
Calf Grain and Seal, Thick and Thin Soled Boots Shoes
begged and sewed from the Easren manufacturer Ladies'
greater variety of ChdFsa Shoes than Other this
Backskin Shoes Sportsmens Fishermen and Seamens Boots
Store till 10 o'clock in the evening" giving country
chants opportunity ofexamning the goods their leisure
myl3 Inns &c ef fliH .4N*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04

FRosT IN MISUNDERSTANDING frost was quite
severe on Friday and Saturday mornings, IN the
eighth of an inch in thickness Fruit has suffered
vcrcly To-day il is fine and very warm-Bosion Tran
.hfne q
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DACKET SHIP JANE 4. WILLIAMS, from New Orleans
please attend 70 the receipt Of their goods immediately ny
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~ ENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS, SO Nassau st., come,
VI Of Maiden LaneA orders Immediately afforded for
Mason Slateng Pasteng Tagging tin roofs repaired and
painted and all other repairs and alterations done in the bes,
Also furnaces, kettles, steam boilers,
and every kind Of fire works None but good
workmen employed Expediteus and moderate charges
Chimney for curing smoke. Up orders left with
Quinn, Plumber 34a Broadway
m27-lmrrh n. III. QUINN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04

~aM LADIES' FASHIONABLE HATS. ~
SXD CARL KING, the well known and celebrated SkA
~ first premium Straw Hat and Lace Neopctan ~
Manufacturer II Division street. informs the bic that his
5raws and Lace Neapoan superior quality and
raned Clean made in the fashionable shape called the
Cottage Gpsey. s# V..Et 94
N B.-Lace Ncspotan Hats 81 each .ss.
Mnes supplied by the dozen reasonable prices
the Lace Neapolitan Mandatory, II Division
m28 I'm *rc CARL KING.
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They all first class New York built ships Of the choicest
and materials and well known remarkably asst saies
Their commanders Of long and nautical udg
ment well acquainted the trade The cabins fitted
handsomely and commodouy for cabin who
found with every thing liquors and wines and the rates
ages lofty and airy and adapted to promote the
comfort and health OF passengers cheap rate finding their
own provisions, except breadstuffs.
The appointed days of sailing will be strictly adhered to-
Freight Of fine goods by this line 90. Per ton Appyto
10 Goree Piazzas, Liverpool.
Persons who may wish have their friends BY any
Of the above named vore 'hgs ian ieeT 5ss Psssase BY
Old Established Passage Once
al0 1m+nc 273 Pearl street.
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
.pa al DAILY-Sundays Excepted-Tmough Dr.
&nt4 zEE)prct at o'clock p NJ. from the Pier between
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain n; g. Crutendon, will
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings att o'clock
Steamboat KNiCKERBOCKER Captain A. Houghton, will
leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings o'clock
Ats O'Clock p NJ landing at intermediate place from the foot
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt w. H. Peck, wiIeave on
Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons, at
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Brainard
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
Passengers taking either the above Lines will arrive Alba
ample time for the Morning Train OF Cars for the east or
The Beats and substantial furnished with and
elegant and for speed and accommodations
rysllcd on the Hudson.
Freight taken nj moderate rates.
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats Of this Line,
For passage freight arpy on board the boats, p C.
Scnutz a the office the wharf. ju2rc
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NEEDLES .1ND FISH HOOKS.

nv 81. BATE have removed their Establishment to No
1902 Maiden Lane where they have sale sla9e and well
salmon, Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooksj Fishing
Rods Reels Grass Silk and Eax Lines, Silk Worm Gut Flies
SHELLS every description Of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sci on the most liberal terms
my6 lm&rc
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INFALLIBLE RED BUG POISON.

WATSONS BUG DESTROYER needs but one applica
w ton and the bed bugs will shun their former abode for
Popetors Of hotels and steamboats, and private families
who wish % keep free from these vermn, can do il a small
expense and IN few minutes Owing the great popularity Of
this cventon several worthless limitations have been imposed
npon the public The genuine Is sold only at ApothecTes
Mrs Hays 100 Fulton street. Price Is and 50 bottle
rs m er W
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DACKET SHIP GENESEE, from New Orleans, Is dischsr
sing Pike wharf, foot Of Pike st. Consimees i'll
lease attend to thercept Of their goods Immediately MAO
pEEswAx-5 barrels Pure Missouri War we'll selected
ID for sale by ~. X COLLINS & CO.,
m2src IS South street
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y. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for s. 50 City Made, and for
style and durability they equal those sold for S. at
Young Co.'s Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manuiac-
turing Depot at No. Ann Of the Fashions
bic Boot Msnufactores in this cy Fine French Dress Boots
Sc and ST. Boots Shoes Gers &C. made to order in the sho
test notice Mendng &c. done in the VIM M. Young
New York Broadway. VIM. M. YOUNG, and
mi im&rc h JONES
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CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK
- MAJOR FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH.
ARDS, No. Bowery, stick il yet and know that they
can sell splendid article Of French Stitched Boots for So
- and 50 So Ladies' Shoes wonderful low prices. 81
stop your clack ye lovers of Sociological imposition.
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MILLS, HALTER, US BROADWAY,
- (HOWARDS' HOTEL)
INDUCED by the hattering success he has met with in
lathe manufacture of Silk Hats in imitation Of the Frnch
20 call attention Of the public thereto does the full
fdence Of rendering perfect satisfaction to all who may honor
him with a call.
Eirstqpality Frsach Molsskn. ...............N
First :. Nutsia, ...................... aS
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BURDENS PATENT HORSE-SHOES
n q BEING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealer.
N in hardware in the United States all warranted per
IL feet in form and made Of the very refined iron
and sold at fraction the price Of iron in the bar
Every shoe which may be found not in accordance
with the above recommendation will be received back
money refunded with all expenses from the part
of the country. "
II. BURDEN, Agent
my BIm*Tc atYMt Troy Iron and Nail Factory.
TO FOR SALE-A beautiful Country Residence, one mil,
71kfrom Rossville Landing, Staten Island Farm Of
acres Of hrstrate Lands large House and good Barn. arg
be sold reasonable and on good terms Enquire Of
myT lmsrc SAM'L HALL, Broome
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

The Readings, father and son, who
were arrested in Lee county last week
charged with being concerned in the muir
der Of Davenport, were brought 10 this
city, on Tuesday night last on writ Of
hapeas corpus, to be tried on Wednesday
before his Hon. Judge Mason--they were
taken, on board the Steamer Uncle Toby
at Fort Madison, BY the sheriff Of Lee
county, and when the passengers and crew
ascertained that tley were suspected Of
participation III the murder Of Col. d, and
for what purpose the sheriff was bringing
them to Burlington, it was determined
they should not be taken before his Hon.
but should continue on to Rock Leland
accordingly, when the Boat arrived at our
wharfin the night, the sheriff and his writ
were landed, and he directed 10 make
what return he pleased; while the pass
engers and crew, took the prisoners on up
to Rock Island to be placed in prison to
arait their trial upon the charge Of muir
der. q ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
oregon-nritisl. Fleet.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
says, the British fleet seen by the ship Lon
don, Ross, from Liverpool on the 18th uh.,
in latitude 45e So, longitude Is . 20''
was the experimental squadron which
left Spithead short time previously, to
try the sailing qualities Of the different
ships composing the squadron--the Bay
Of Biscay being the most proper place for
thu. purpose.
Upo: which, the New York True Sun
remarks: Is
'The fleet in question was undoubtedly
that referred to by the Commercial Ad-
vertiser. Of the character and purpose Of
this fleet, we have received some infcrma-
ton since our notice Of it above quoted
II consists of two 104-gun ships, four
frigates, and three steamships. Under the
guise Of an experimental squadron, it is,
in fact, squadron Of observation; sailing
with sealed ordes, and having on board a
full regiment for Oregon, should their
landing be deemed advisable, and also a
governor for the territory, soould circum-
stances warrant his assuming thst position,
TO carry out the instructions under which
he has been sent. W
''Such, we learn through gentleman
directly from England, and who was al
Spithead at the time of the sailing Of the
squadron, was well understood among the
officers Of the squadron to be the object Of
the mission on which they we're about
starting a s. aat q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
,uld. tend to the ultimate prosperity .of

would tend to the ultimate prosperity ii
all parties. - IT.,
That this meeting requests every citizen
to aid by exchange Of property as Tar as
convenient. and BY al other proper means,
the departure Of any Mormon or Mormons,
who may desire to leave the county.
That the causes which have called this
meeting, together are not questions Of pol
tiles or sectorianism, but involve the high
est interests Of life, property, and the pub
lie peace.
( That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed BY the officers and published, and
copies Of the same be distributed among
the citizens of the county. ss
The report after being read through
was again read by clauses and the vote
taken on each, and all unanimously adopted,
The meeting adjourned without day.
WIN. PATTERSON, Pres.
REunEN CoRLEE, 8
JoHS CLAYPooLE,
.ts Alex. KIM,
WV. SrorTs,
! Hc {. 1 Ssii.,. sssr'y.... IS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
enon, Levi woodbury..

Tia appointment Of this gentleman to q
sest upon the bench q the Supreuae Court,
sesAs . give very general satisfaction.
Indeed, no sppointnsnt that could have
been made BY the President Of a success
scr 10 Judge Story, could have been hail
ed, with greater pleasure by the people.
1t would seem, that from the long expert
ence and great ability Of the late Judge
Story, together with his extensive and va
ried legal requirements, and sniform up
sightness Of purpose; giving to him, as
they did the most commanding influence in
the Judicial department of the government;
that it would be difficult 10 ill his place
to the general satisfaction. But the ape
pointment recently made BY the President,
IS almost unanimously regarded as the
best that could have been made. The
great experience and extensive acquire
ments Of Mr.. Woodbury., give strong
hopes that the place SO recently occupied
by the, grsos jsrisi maybe supplied by him.
He has been lohg in public elifes has occu-
tpied successfully the most responsible sta
tons in the country, aud possess knowl.
edge Of constitutional and Of international
law but little inferior to the greatest, mar
Of the age. lse ss.t p ga la.nEi.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

Several individuals have been arrested
upon charge Of participating in the muir
der Of Col. Davenport. Ii addition t.
those arrested in Lee county, in this Ter
sritory, two men have been taken in San
dusky, Ohio, and one in Wayne county.
Inlians, by Mr.. Bonny, Of Keokuk. TIL.
names Of these fellows, are John Long,
alias Howe, WIN. +. Birch, alas Haines
and 49, Fox, alias Sutton. Il is sup
posed thai some ofthese fellows were pres
emf 1t The trial Of the Hodges in this city
- evidence on the part Of the defence
Bfrch had Oh the wa:ch chain oil Col. D.
Is The time he was arr.fted. He attempt
ID to tear il Of and throw it away, bni was
prevented. Subsequently, in crossing the
like from St. Joseph, 10 Chicago, be threw
Bonny's portmanteau overheard, evident-
II With the hope Of getting the chain out
= the wsy. They all acknowledge that
shey knew Of the murder, and say they
know who did ii. hut thty had nothing to
20 with i. Birch went down few days
seo under the pretehce Of showing where
fhe money was secretsd. But sfter search
X fcs some lime in the vicinity Of Keo-
fuk, Il could not h sfasnd. Thus, Il
y 1890 ,Share n so,uS6- ,1}oGpect Of brinoine
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Hon. Iopn Wa,r. lat. sn..L.rof. !,

Hon. Jons Wars, late Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives in Congress,
and at the time Of his death, Judge Of
one of our Circuit Courts, committed sui-
eide at his residence in Madison county,
on Monday last, By shooting himself thro'
the head. This news is 50 extraordinary
that we did not put confidence in it until
assured Of its truth by his friends here,
who receiveda in too authentic shape 10
leave any doubt Of Its correctness. In the
marsdian Of life, surrounded by compe-
tcnce, friends, and respectable relatives,
lately maintaining high place in the
councils Of the nation, and 1t the time Of.
his death holding an honorable Office under
the State government, no reasonable solu-
ton can be given Of the extraordinary cir
cunstance. Kestsnky Yeosssa, Npt 25Gk..