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The New York herald., 1845-08-05
EXPOsER.
All PhiIadeiphia subscr,nt,ors 60 ~.
Medical N
MONEY MARKET.

HxUHASy, HttSusC TO r Ms
Tho stock market was very heavy to-day, and prices
very unsettled Norwich and Worcester went up /
Illinois, Ii Long Island /; Morris Canal fell off /; Penn
sylvana SIS, about 100000 sold. Canton Farmers
and Ohio s's, closed at Saturdays prices.
We annex the auarterly returns Of eleven banks o.
this city, for August compared with the reports for
Nav -
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PAIMO'S OPERA HOUSE

manners street.
MRS. j. STUYVESANT, and MIR. HARRIS 1.-THE for
officer Of the house. beg inform their friends that they
have taken the above establishment for
Friday Evening Next, August sth,
be devoted for their BtN Eft They have pleasure
stating that ey have secured the services Of admired Anne
rcan actress, MRS FLYNN; likewise MIR. FLYNN, the
popular dancer MISS COHEN and several New York ia
yorites will also appear in attractive pieces
Admission all parts Of the house IS Ok Book
open, a5tje
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The decrease In every Item in this table d very large
per cent In tolls little less than $soOOO In the nun.
Der Of boats cleared 4>o In aeur ai4ssa barrels in
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TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS

BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND G;aLVESTON
SkkS The Subscribers have esab shed regular Line
k2A Of Packets between New York and Gal vestoa, to
sail from each port on the first day OF each month
The Brig EMPIRE, Captain BAXTER sail from New York
September and from Galveston LIST November next
Tho Ship STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, to sail from
New York LIST October next and from Galveston LIST Decsm-
bernext.
The Brig g. b. LAMAR Captain Richardson, sail from
New York November next and from Galveston LIST Janu
airy next. - - -
The Brig MARY, Captain Norriss TO sail from New York
Ist December aud from Galveston LIST February next
aud thereafter in regular succession. !.
These vessels all OF superior Glass; havng hne caun
ably commanded will sail punctualy as
adv seJ and take freight and at the lowest
rates.
William Hendley and CO. will be the established Agents a,
and give efficient attention to the business OF the
line and al other directed to them and also make
liberal advances consgnments. = =, -,
Goods directed to the OF the Subscribers VIII be regu
arly forwarded, free from commission. And Shippers ray
,slv on Lighters Galveston transhp from theme
and upon its being regularly forwarded according nruc
tons ii ed the OF William Hendey and Co.
Galveston.
BR0wER X NELSON,
aut Imisssc No. si Front street, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 4, lo45

PHILADELPHIA, August l. le45.
Southwark has been restored to quiet though very
bad spirit aAoat The native authorities who produced
all this disorder, boastng, through their organs Of
having with the assistance of the Sherf's posse, and
with the cosntenance Of the police of the adjoining dis
trcts succeeded in partially quelling the disordery
propensities of few members of a solitary fire company
They don't mention that in doing they were silly
enough strike the orderly portion of their fire de-
partment number Of attempts were made last night
to several places for the purpose of raising the
alarm of fire. but they frustrated The perPetra
escaped make another attempt upon fitting
opportunity. Excellent police of Southwark Most eff
cien guardians OF property and terror to eviLdoers
The of the district this morning resolved
purchase apparatus and for the future hire their
fire department a portion of the permanent police.
The ruins of Mr. Hughes hay press are still smoking
Last night the smoke and the odor Of burning hay
spread all the city, the wind being southerly
The weather is very warm but long it continues
below the point at which 1t attained few days IN July
perfectly satisfied.
For the last week very large business was done In
stocks and prices generally advanced State 5s in par
ticular, improving 81 To-day the business exhibited
the appearance and prices were well maintained
In State securities transactions large at pretty
much the same rates on Saturday The same may be
said of Wilmington Railroad shares. Texas notes
J better than at the last quotations..
sales or STOCKS at Philadelphia.
AUG. 4-FiRsr BoARp-$i3o0 Ches Y Del IS 7sA $6 900
State III 225 shs Wilmington l5 $4,000 State 5000
Relief Notes 984 $500 Lehgh LoanT 50 900 Lehgh IS
mington RR Is.
Bank Tenn. co. 200 Wilmington RR ID; 100 DO DO
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city and county of New York. from the 28th day
July to the 4th day of August, 1896
40Men-3i Women-79 Boys--76 Girls-Total 226

III CITY county New from the 28th day
80 July TO the 4th day Of August 1885,
40Men-3l Women-7s Boys-76 Girls.-Total 226
DISEASES
Aneurlsm Apopleny Bleeding from stomach q Burn
e; Cholera morbu ConsumP.ion, Sc; Convusons Is;
Groups Cyanosis |; Debility q Delri-m remens, Dar
chest Drowned s. Dysensry, lsEpepsy, 3; Erupen; |;
Of s. Hopping cough Inflammation sypa"s Of
brain, Inflammation of bowels l Inflammation Of chest.
nfiamm alton OF lungs, S; Inflammation stomach
aammatou Of liver Maiasmps, IS Measles i; Palsy i;
Premae BIRTH l: ScIofua O. Small pox q Sprue Q; Su
eide, sufocaon /; Teethng, 4; Tetanus i Ulcers i;
Unknown, 4. =
Age-One and under 9 to years 2to5 i2 5to 10
b 10 to- g. 70 to 30 49, 80 40 to SO 49, So O co
to w. q 20 TO 49, o. 30 to 9O 2; 30 to 100, Il unknown2
Colored persons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
CORNELiUS b. ARCHERR, CIV v INSPECTOR. oes
CITY tnspcctors Office Aup 1915 -'~,'
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b. GARDNER -. STAGE MANAGER
TUEsDAY EVENING, August 5,h 1875, and even.
hrated performers Vauxha Signor Francisco Mr.
O. Connell, Barney Williams, Mile Gascon, Miss Emmet
Billy Whitlock, Dan Gardner, Charles White.
Together with the ACROBAT FAMILY, in miniature.
Doors open at71aPerormance ga o'clock
10 Tickets l21a cents h55tsrc
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The increase in the line of discounts is much larger
than expected The decrease in deposites has been
small but sufficiently large to show that there has been
an increased demand for money, and above the
increased amount of discounts The additional amount
Of specie on hand shows accumulation of strength
in the banks and importation Of the precious
metals over the expectation.
The receipts from customs at this port for July 1874
and ls45, were follows:-
REVENUE FROM CUsToMs-PoRT OF NEW YORK
lsi4-Receipts for July So, 1874 AIS
iofo-neceipts lot July ,S06, ,79I
Decrease July, lS45. .......... 1876
This shows decrease of about twenty per cent
The value of merchandise exported from the district
of New York for the first months of the past three
years has been annexed
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Common Council.
BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-This Board held a special meet
ing last evening.
OLIVER CHAHLrcK. Esq, President in the Chair.
The Minutes of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Aims House CONFERENCE.-The PRESIDENT announced
the special object of this meeting which to appoint
a Commissioner of the Aims House. He also intmated
the intention Of the Board to take special action on the
ne aups ks at ns tine pooe o. M
Petitions OF inhabitants asking for free hydrants-Re
ferred.
ncaon received from ]. H. Cook, Commissioner of
the Aims House, rendering his resignation.
Alderman DIVER moved to lay the communication on
the table-Carred
Alderman BRioos hoped that Mr. Cooks health would
soon restored Some difficulty having arisen betwe
Mr. Cook and members Of the Board of Assistants
IN relation to contracts it understood that this
resolution Of condence in M Cook since his accer
ance OF the ofice-Carried.
guating the hours Of attendance at the Police Office
from the month of April to the month of September in
each year. from o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock, r.
Ms and from the months OF October to March from eight
o'clock A. M. to four o'clock, p M.
Ordinance in favor of grading and repaving part of
The Board adjourned.
Board OF AssIsrANrs.- This Board also met last
evening the President N. pearce Esq, in the chair
working road in 2nd avenue from Goth street 42nd
street. and that $1,000 be appropriated to defray ex-
penses.
the Comptroller certifying that the account of
Joseph Lawrence City Treasurer is correctplaced
file.
In favor Of constructing in sth street. from ard
avenue to avenue A.
Resignation.-A communication received from
j. II. Cook, Commissioner of Aims House, rendering
his resignation account of bad health. Laid the
table.
Papers from Board Of .aideron Resolutions &C. con.
Cured in-Peton Of George Douglass, and Others to
have lots on Seventeenth street fenced Communities
tion from Comptroller, asking appropriation of S3ss7
for school rents.
That oath street and 25th street. from I'd Avenue to
East River, and st between 25th and 26th streets be
regulated
From the order of Rechabites. asking permission
erect stage in Washington Parade Ground for ceebra-
ton.
That tho American Institute be allowed three months
to remove from their present over the Marine
Court. Non-concurred in-all the members voting in
the negative
In favor of constructing cells in prison at Essex Mar
ket. Board adjourned.
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City intelligence.


FmE.-Between and o'clock yesterday morning
fire was discovered on the premises OF Mr. Connolly
carpenter in the of No 80 Nassau street. and there
Is no doubt but il has been the work Of an incendary.
Shortly after the alarm was sounded, Caracor OF
premises found that the shop had been AIRED in four
different places and proceeded before the engines had
rived to put the fire had not made much head.
way. In few minutes afterwards several fire compa
MES were on the spot who having got their apparatus in
requton, soon put Jan end to further damage by the
hames There was not over $40 damage done, and Mr.
Connolly is insured for $780, Suspicious rest on per
sons who in the habit Of frequenting the place
There has not been any fire the premises during the
last winter and summer not even as muc as cigar al
lowed to be smoked.
There was false alarm Of fire between eight and nine
O'Clock last evening" in the second section third district
MILITARY MovEMEnrs-The 35th regiment, Lieut..
Col Trigger commanding, left Barclay street wharf
in the Elysan Fields, Hoboken They mustered pretty
strong although the heat very powerful and they
looked suite we'll They were accompanied y the,
several of their lively airs in credable manner
An accident which happened at the landing on the o-
expected from the excursion As the troops were
leaving the boat Paymaser RAIDER went to his horse,
wishing mount him, when the latter probably excited
by the music and wishing show that he also
military spirit, when he his rider coming faced
about and seriously kicked dr RAIDER The blow ould
have proved very dangerous had il not been for
money which Mr.. RAIDER carried in his pocket, which
partially blunted its effect II was sufficient however to
make Mr. r. somewhat lame. Apart from this the whole
went very well The regiment repaired to their place
Of destination, and received by the firing of several
cannons.
After having been allowed about quarter Of an hour
for rest the received orders to fall in and the drill
began in earnest There were evidently some new
recruits in the companies, for it cannot be supposed
that a few minutes after having laughed loud
as to make the woods echo the sounds Of their mer-
riment they would feel SO sleepy as to suffer ther
arms to fall tlessly in the hollow of their elbow, af
ter the order to shoulder had been given Another
feet was also noticed Many Of them sloped their
too much others not enough and the command charge
bayone was not executed with that briskness and
metry which points out at the real and well drilled
soldier Among those whose good and soldiery appear
ance seemed worthy Of notice, may mention the
company of grenaders and tho two companies Of rifle
men, The latter especially made very soldiery dis
play. The regiment left Hobokcn at about o'clock to
return to this city.
REcHABIrEs.-The Independent Order OF Rechabites
turned out in great numbers yesterday afternoon They
had with them four five bands Of music and paraded
through several of our streets.
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NlBf O'S GARDEN
FRIDAY, AUGUST sth, 1si5
Beneh OF { he Celebrated acrobat Family.
And last appearance but of the
THE ,ACRoBAT FAMILY grateful to the play-going
public of New York. for the attering citation Of
her abilities beg inform them that in Offering their last
Benefit in this city, that every effort will be used TO insure
continuance OF their avours which occasion ayarety oil
novel ent ertanments will be presented.
For full particulars small bills a5 3tissrc
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STILL GREATER NOVELTIES
TO BE WITNESSED FREE,

OTTO COTTAGE, HOB OXEN,
IF week. The Proprietor has effected engagement
with the Wonderful Canine Theatrical Family consisting OF
Ten Learned Animals who perform the following astonishing
acts of sagacty
Grand Coon and Polka, Grand Courer Dance, Playing
upon the Guitar. Dame her Spinning Wheel COMPANY OF
soldiers and the Leaned Ape Of Bazs the Slack Rope
And Re.eRgagemeIt of the Ethiopian Min rels, who will
introduce the fashionable Songs, Dances &c al Str
HARLEM PARK COUR URSE-TROTTING.
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$l2172,960 $8,230,52 Sl8,084, ,557
The particulars of the exports for July this year. show
ing the destination of the merchandise exported dis
tngushng the flags of vessels engaged in the carrying
trade, will be found in the annexed table.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF New YoRK, july 1915.
palue of Exports
Pdiue of do Vdiue of TO- Total
nestle articles reign articles.
Shipments in American
vessels. ....:..:..: $i,i67,ss 30 22,,ss5 90
Shipments in foreign do. SIS, ,36i 26 278003 N
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John Bnrdell, Dentist, having returned
from his summer excursion. will confne himself his pro-
fessson during the season. Nt *f "a I#
p S-Some Of my old patrons think have given
table principles attending profession
Fine Cutiery-Comprising over 400 differ
ent patems OF the manufacture Of Rodgers Son.
boot and gaiter Hooks Tweezsrs Npps belonging
to the toilet
PonrAsLE SHAVING CAsss-.of the most compact form,
containing all that requisite for the toilet including Me-
tc Tablet Srop for sharpening and keeping razors in the
most perfect order, BY q. SAUNDERS, 1863 Broadway
flames Gordon Bennett, Esq.--Sir: The
w,er Of an article IN your paper yesterday headed
sion, 70 be the who man n Ca.
nada Il you will give his and 10 the CO.
mny and save our city government the expense of
Ing the several indictments which have found him
by the Grand Jury OF this city and county
Al Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid the AurHoarzEp AeErrs Zs
gsr Cor Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
Ierms-ao cents month"; including the Sunday paper;
ens wltnout ~ delivered free Of charge any Pha
5elphi, Single copies for see above daily O'clock
Price Scents
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
zircs "a cents 50 snnum delivered any part Of
Phadelplia free Of postage
talhliiaeat, as soon issued, wholesale and retail
VI with the exception Of enc paper the Herald y rad
~ much perhaps IN Philade published II that
city, afoding avauable medium to advertisers Advertise
the Herald uexi 6av.
Medical SOticc.-Che Advertisernents OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy for
the Suppression OF Quaekery the Of all Diseases will
ssIsaF spes appear r. & Sc %s.n aa %
Oc. and Consutinv Rooms Of the College rs Nassau
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ave been as annexed =
IMPORTS INTO Bui
Old Stock Exchange.

This table shows falling of in wheat, corn, flour
pork, and beef The receipts Of oats ashes whiskey
wool and lumber incr sod
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Police InteIIirencc.

PoLcE OFFICE. August A. Stealing TVafches-James
Hallowel arrested by officer John Grove, 4th ward
police charged with stealing nine silver watches from
Caleb Morgan, 81 Chatham street. He caught in the
act OF crossing the ferry his way to Philadelphia
Eight of the watches recovered and identified
Stealing Jeicei,y and DrcssesOfcer Davis arrested
Mary Ann Gilbert, charged with stealing two morning
dresses value Sl6 and several other articles Of clothing
and ewelry from ssrrissa Sands North Moore street
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Iotai exports IN July... S2I2o,3l6 "a
II will be observed by the above table that the value
OF the exports from this port for the first months
of s45 compared with the corresponding period in ls44
only Sl45,965 less. Considering the very great
change in the export trade Of the country this CON-
pared with the last the value Of merchandise exported
from this port this season. has been unusually large
Last year. up to this time the expectation of cotton from
this port much larger than has been this season.
and the exports of provisions also much larger
Notwithstanding the decrease in the expectation Of these
staples the aggregate value of the expectation has been
pretty well sustained.
IMPORTS ExpoRrs-PoRr OF New YoRx, JAN. l TO
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FULTON LODGE No. 66, ]. o. OF o. Fig
hE Members Of Fulton Lodge No G6 hereby notified
o. Tuesday his day the 9Th nstas., 4 o'clock P NJ
from b late esdence \ o. 205 Prar st,ee.
Members of th order in general respectfully invited to
attend. EDWARD PRESTON N a
ALEA !. klSSAM, Secretary. as it*je
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
REWARD ofTwenty Dola will be paid t. the person
IA ~ for the recovery of the tody OF Ell
EAS who lost overheard from the steamboat Wave
Erdy evening" on her ON Staten Island this city
He about twen five Of had when drowned
Daek pmD ze irock coat and merno vest dark
coloed rad silk silver gold
chain The above reward will be paid by subscriber IT
Castle Garden by Mr. Jacob Fash Of Greenwich
X. ctor
as 3'rc CHARLES HEISER.
GAS FIXTURES.
/ J. PHILLIPS co. prepared TO furnish every
y; variety Of Gas Fixtures for dwellings, public
bull ng' &c &c An assortment of patterns open
at their 27 Broadway Chambers street.
received per ship Sddons, splendid of
20 let Ware, nc. aus Ctr
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The Treasurer of Berks countv bas o;ver ro,oa
TO tax collectors and the public that the notes of tho e
high County Bank will not be received at the Treasnrv
IN payment OF State County taxes Ths stets Trns
surer has also refused to take them This h the han
under the control OF Moses Beach Of tho ys,r YorS
Philadelphia Gazette, yaug. 4 '' 80"
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STUART. HAIR DRESSER.
CHARLES J. STUART, La les and Gentlemen's Hair
~ Dresser would respectfully inform his old patrons and
h< public generally, that he has returned his former loca
on No Murray street up stairs where they will find him
and skill. au4 Imsec
yVO0L-l7,ooo lbs Blood Fleece, washed and unwashsd
Elk. COLLINS 4 CO.
acc - South street
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DELIGHTFUL. EXCURSION DOWN THE
L0WER RAY

nifty of enjoying the rsfreshing sea breze after the
business Of toe day. The new and commodous steamer
DELAWARE, Capt P. II. Smith Tuesday Afternoon,
August 3h. will leave the foot of Warren street ~ K st, y
o'clock Hammond street, at Canal street quarter past
O'clock making the above excuscn returning to the city by
hslfpast7 o'clock.
Fare for the whole Excursion, IS cents. a5 lttr
EXCURSION To THE FISHING BANkS
xNps~a M Steamer K l.. STEVENS Captain X. L
Azzr3s Mebey, will make excursion to the Fishing
- Banks every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
during the season. leaving Hammond street AZ s o'clock a. ~
Canal Delaney street East Rve at VI and fef
No. r. o'clockreturning 70 the city ~ good sea
Bait furnished gratis; aud lines al small charge:
Fare 80 cents. aus lW,s III
SkR NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACkETSs3, ,M
r1 only regular Packet of 2lst Of Augushe splendid
N@SHk. sailing favorte packet ship LIVERPOOL,
CAM John Edridgs ons) will sail punctuay as above,
her regular day. .
This elegant ship has occommodaon 70. cabin Sc.
cabin and steeage by any snip SAILING out q
country shoua therefore make edate application to
berths either on board foot Of Burng Slip, or TO
' w. x j. L. TAPSCOTT,
au5ec rs South street, corner of Maiden Lane.
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
II a. ARTAuLT, Importer Of French Dagueneotype
IL Goods offer for ssle Vt cheap price
800 Ounces Dry Iodine
200 Ounces Bromine.
200 Ounces Chloride Of Iodine.
100 Pounds Hyposuphte Of Soda.
dahms Chloride of Gold and Salt Of God article,
Quicksilver TrpoI, Rougc, Rotten Stone, Instruments.
and all the articles useful in Daguerreotype.
2 Gross Morocco CASES. bargain
Apply at the LAFAYETTE BAZAAR.
iie aud ISL Broadway ofLiberty up stairs.
aui merrc
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Agency Office No. 81 Val street
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS invite owners Of
prorery TO call at their New York Agency No 81 Wall
street and obtain insurance reasonable The ample
resources Of this COMPANY and their scattering risks
well understood this they are not only
prepared promptly their BY recent fire but TO
offer abundant security their customers for the future
jy25 l0tis JOHN NELSON jr Ac.r,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-09

TEXAS. The National Intelligencer of Mon
day, thus speaks of the military occupation OF the
Texas Borders by the troops of the United States
'sNobody be more thoroughly convinced
than we that, in passing the act Of annexation,
the Congress of the United States exercised au-
thority not granted to it by the constitution, and
which, therefore, at least unless exercised by the
treaty power, is reserved to the people. Up to
the last hour of the discussion of the act of an
nexation, resisted its passage with all
power; but, as in the case of the violation Of the
constitution by the admission of illegally elected
members into the House Of Representatives, we
resisted it in vain. Overpowered by numbers,
the act having passed. we consider if, until it be
repealed or annulled by the Supreme Court, or
by Convention of the people, as the law of the
land which it is duty to submit TO, whilst it is
the duty Of the Executive to take care it be
faithfully executed"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-09

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTS. The Albany Citi-
zen chronicles two railroad accidents, one fatal,
which occurred west of that place, on Tuesday
morning Mr. Geo. Westcott, the Collector on
the morning train of the Schenectady and Sara
toga railroad, was imprudent enough to sit upon
the top of the cars, and when passing under a
bridge, he was knocked off, and falling between
the cars, had both his legs horribly crushed. He
soon died of his wounds.
AS the train from Saratoga to Troy, was COM
ing down near Baliston, the engine and tender
were thrown off the track, by which accident
the engineer had his arm broken, and the fireman
had his leg fractured The limbs were set and
are now doing well.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-09

MONROE EDwARDs.-This magnificent swind-
Ter is now expiating his rogueries at the Sing
Sing State prison in New York. Dr. Northail, oil
Brooklyn, has recently visited that prison, and in
describing the apartment devoted to the manuiac-
ture of rugs, carpets, &c. says =
"Monroe Edwards occupied one OF the looms.
He saw the face of this notorious swindler but
for moment for, as is his custom, the moment
he is aware of the presence Of strangers he turns
his head away, and will not be seen. Edwards
is said to feel his present situation intensely and
to undergo much mental suffering owing to de-
graduation. DR.. Northall observes, that "gifted
with superior degree of intelligence, accustom-
ed to enjoy though l-gotten, the luxuries of le
and to exhibit the graces Of cultivated society, he
feels peculiar degree of modification in his pre-
sent state-in his incessant toll without remune-
ration, and in his constant labor without hope
His mental agony is almost intolerable, as his
shame shows, but he has brought his misery up
on himself, and now is suffering the penalty of his
endless remorse OF conscience"