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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
HATS! HI ATS!

lVl adopted several improvements in the manu-
facture of this beautiful article, believe can offer
hat unrivaed ia this market. Call and see for
yourselves, at JOHN McNEIL'S, SO Main st..
St. Louis, October 10th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
Hats and Caps.

t... Hats and Caps.
! 9 dozen fashionable hats,
A large stock fur caps, some very fine.
"com. do. from IS to Al rs,
80 doz. seal for negroes,
Fine silk oil cloth caps,
Common do. do. do.
Mems, boys and childrens cloth caps,
Wool hats, plush caps, DC. Call and see.
ALLEN & HICKMAN.
Fayette, October Sd, lS46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
Ladies' Cloakings.

:. HduIcs| V1OdK1m8b.
TRENCH graduated and ombfe cloakinRs,
Il English and American plaid do.
French and English cloth for Ladies' cloaks
Call Gnd see. ALLEN d HICKMAN.
Fayette, October Sd, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

Ladies, Shoes.
II do Polka slippers,
6" thick sole kid. for winter,
3" /. R. over shoes,
10 4" Ladies' thick calf walking shoes,
9" Ladies cloth Caters "a beautiful ar.
ticle for winter
White kid and white satin slippers,
Children's and boys shoes in great variety.
Werequest call. ALLEN g. HICKMAN.
Fayette, October Sd, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

T INFANTS silk and tabby velvet caps. for sale
by s. NOURSE.
sep. lalh, 1885
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

Sugar, Coffee, Spun Cotton and Whiskey.
A full assortment o. the above Goods on hand,
n and for sale cheap by
...,. ALLEN d HICKMAN.
Fayette, October Sd, ls46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

Foreign Periodicals..
Republication Of
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
THE FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
BLACKWoOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

DRANDRETH'S PILLS.--Ths genuine DR.
ID Brandreth's Pills for sale at the Drug and
Book Store of WIN. R. SNELSON.
Fsyette, September 18th, ls46.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

lesdeaux. ooE rsris and 1lzaaburg ssof, Tsurs snA
Nantes seefB Dsppa 47M Nothing done In Dsnniivss.
HAvaE March IA Cotton Owing 70 The seceunss. ssh
spirited demand fron the trade, and prices sdvsncsd
- subsequently,, however. prices dscnsd to the point
from which they had prsvously started This dull feel
nst Of advicss Of the 10Th ult which announce de-
probation In the u g. and that large shipments for the
European ports might therefore be expected this has
shaken confidence and restricted the buying to mns-
date nscesses The week closes very fiat and prices
tend downwsrd Sales 1895 N. O. f55 a 10; sa2 Mobile
q ~; 1887 Upland 81 7s 696 Mobile to arrive H.
Imports same period 1874 Cofse-The large public
sales shortly to be held Holland absorb the
of buyers Market therefore, very dull sales only Soa
bags st Dom s0c 76 Porto Cabello ssc 227 Brs1 46lc
in bond; and l45i St Domingo damaged at auction. Al
CSC csc per xii p. HidesA air inquiry, and pri-
1000 Pernombuco dry salted at S6c; I77 Laguay drv
soc So sugar-Some inquiry in WI, and prices Arm
Sales Of $50 tons 81. Dom. Logwood ii so s co. We
quote lamp Lcgwood spanish cut flo IL; but prices,
AMSTERDAM, March 10 Very little doing in Coffee,
on account Of the proximity of the sales 500 barr Bra,
only a.s soid ?. former prices o aa Raw neg
lie sales in Hides and Skins unsaisfactory only one
third offered meeting with buyers; E. /. scarce and
wanted Holders of Cotton very firm. Rice heavy
Spices quiet, and prices before.
ArrwERr.-Demand for coffee rather mora livelv
though prices are not better the smnl quantity
oy the Dutch Co. and the want Of arrivals have given
greater nrmness to the market sales week ending
March Z. shout $500 bags. Holders in sugar having
submitted TO further Decline sales have again been ex
tensive bui entirely for export still holding
en- Cotton very firm. For export $50 bbs Carol ma
Rice taken: lower qualities most salesbs. fair de-
mand for Hides $500 dry B. A. sold at full prices
sold
HAMsuno.-Prces Of Coffee unsltered sales only $500
not varied Cotton dull only $50 bales Am. bought
Spelter rather better
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

LoSDoS Conr TsApE, March ls.-sincs the free trade
policy OF Sir Robert Peel hes been sanctioned by
jorhy oi ninety seven In the House Of Commons, the
trade IN gram has been ruher buoyapt than for
some weeks previous. During the week ending March
o, selected qualities OF wheat moved on stea5ily at
pretty we'll supported prices while in the ndary qua
litss rather business was doing The past week
that ending the 4h instant the demand was pripci
pay for the best white qualities which taken on
ON full ~ good terms Monday se'nDight whilst
the quantity left In hand 10 quite unimporant In 10.
reign wheat the transactions continue limited but hold
ers are not disposed TO pres sales at any reduction On
Monday. March l6 the show from the HON counties
was not arge selected samples brought per quarter
advances BUT clearance not effected Of secondary
descriptions although freely offered at former prices
Free orsign 10 unsered In value. Holders of bonded
csnano qo % high rates; bat scarcely any transac
tons are reported The nour trade dull and prices
without any change.
CoSrirr.rAL MARxkrs-La accounts from Odessa
ate that the demand continues at late prices ana that
the better qualities are getting scarce. No alteration
repored as having taken place at the Danzig market
AZ Rostock the market for wheat continues depressed
and prices have been further reduced The remark Il
applicable to Hsmhurgh.
PARn BoussE. Monday, March ie-The accounts re
ceved from America by tho last arrival ba re bas
enect on the market here and both Tn es ami
latter at i20f 45c. -0s.' "Nu 'io
R.ILwAu-rhe share market has also mproved. and
FOR cash. Paris and Orleans left on at isSs ps,;. "a
Rousn, l07sE 500 Rousn and Havrs not oustsd t u
psn, so; sSssburg and Bale, aeof, Ncrthesn ~ ~
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
1856

Frsighs still very dull several American vessels
unemployed, shippers having preferred foreign bot
toms, in consequence OF war reports Rates nominal so
a70 cents.
Exchange has ruled from 2sl 9si most Of the trans
actions being at 26d there being advices from Eng
land since the receipt Of the Presidents Message remit
still object to taking American bills except at the
highest rate.
Specie has huctuated good deal; doubloons now
worth 3lh300 3lU600; dollars 1890 lnoe0.
MARcH a-The Rolla from Richmond, with 1900 bbls
four the only srrivs to report No sales Of four
Coffee and Exchange without alteration. Nothing later
from the South or from Europe.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

On Friday night, l7th inst Mrs. MAAv MILES, In the
eSth year Of her age.
Her friends, relatives, and those Of her son-inlaw,
John Rses, to attend her funeral om her
late residence No Jay street, Sunday asrnoen at
~ o'clock.
On Saturday, 18th inst, SePnIA MAsARErnA sIsLEsN,
wife Of John Sieken the 27th year Of her sgs NJ
tive OF Germany.
The friends and acquaintancss respectfully invited
to attend her funersl this Sunday afternoon, at u
O'Clock from her late residence, corner Of Spring and
Green streets, without further invitation.
On Saturday, 18th inst, MARy McFARLAHp, Of ooo-
SUMPTION In the 2sth year Of hcr age.
Her friends and those Of her brother law Nchelos
Keene respectfully invited TO attend her funeral a
o'clock this Sunday afternoon, from No. lle orangs
street.
On Saturday morning. 18th inst, Of consunptiou, Az
ELMESDoRy Of this city, tailor In the ed year q
his age.
tend his funeral from his late residence No. - kaght
street. Monday Goth inst, at Il O'Clock In the aflsr
noon, without further invitation.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
MONEY MARK EFT.


S4tufO0ys pfh 10 Fs
Tho advces from Europe are, both in political ana
commercial point Of view, considered rather favorable
than otherwise. Such was the impression in Wall
street; and quotations for nearly every stock in
the list advanced, in some instances three per
cent. Reading Railroad went up per cent Long
Island ~; Cantoa, Harlem, .; Norwich and Worces-
ter, 3; Penn'a S. ~ Morris Canal II; Farmers Loan
Whether this Improvement can be maintained In ths
face Of our local difficulties not Is impossible to tell
II may be sustained for day two, but Is our I'm
preston that the tightness Of our money markets p
produced by those things which beyond being af
fected by any accounts may receive from tho other
side.
The London money market was comparatively easy
The only dim Guilty In the way Of an abundance Of cspi
tai making its appearance In the market was the fears
growing out Of the railway speculstions; an extensive
demand for money for deposits. on account Of tho nu-
merous lines In contemplation, being anticipated
The transactions in American securities In London,
previous to the departure Of the steamer, were very
limited The quotations for Indiana sterling ~ 1901 axS
1853 were and sas; louisiana ss is%A and ie'a o.;
New York IS, 1855, ssi, do SO, issS-eo %; United
States Bank Shares, lis.
The returns Of the Bank Of Esgand for four periods
~lea
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
Aequittal or Polly Bodinc.

We are indebted to Mr.. Barnet, Of Newburgh,
(who arrived by the Albany boat this morning,)
for copy Of the NssbSvsh Courier Of yesterday,
containing the result Of the trial Of Polly Bodine on
the charge Of murder. The jury rendered verdict
Of NOT GUILTY.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

EeLIYsk CosasE, CAsRoLroE.-fhird Day, April o.
Association Purse, e300-two mile heats.
H. Tenbroeck, jr, gr. h. Croton, by Chorister, dam
BY Mucklejohn-6 years old-il0 lbs.. ....l l
Levisthsn, dam By Sir Charles "A years old
There wss quite respectable attendance yesterday
Croton wss the vorts at two to he won the nrst
heat with apparent case The second heat the Guy led
Of for the FIRST mile and hall, and looked very like
winner Croton some twenty yards behind hs COM
msDcsd making play and colafsd Betsey, passed her.
and came In winning with all ssse i'm ssinabe.-N O
Delta, .1prtt 10.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
NEW YORK HERALD.
new York. sunday. ADral 10. lsAs.


More News from EUROPE.
The Caledonia is now expected. She Is in her
fourteenth day. We may receive her news this
morning. 1t will be half month later than that
brought by the Unicorn.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19


The premium gold at Paris was lai per mile,
which, at the English mint price of Ss i7s. lo{d per
for standard gold gives an exchange ofas M and
the exchange at Paris London ut short being o. IL
follows that gold was o74 per cent dssrsr in London
than in Paris At Hsmburgh the price Of goli ~
mark which, at the Engsh mint price Of - l7s iod
per for standard gold gives exchange oi
AMI the exchange Hamburger London at short being
lsl2, it allows that gold LA per cent dsarsr In
London than in Hsmburgh
The bill granting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company the right Of constructing their road through
Pennsyvania to rittsburgh certain conditions.
came up in order in the Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
sentavss third reading the 18th ns and passed
Anally by the following vote, viz,-Ysas u, nsysA A
Before taking the vote the bin by unanimous
sent the proviso modified require the sum
Of be paid into the treasury ofthe rennsy
vana Railroad Company before the soA ofJuly isl7. In
order to defeat the right Of way. The bill required
hirty cent subscriptions to bs paid but by the
modification the smsunt need not exceed 81 80
khe stock should all be taken.
The bill must be returned to the Senate for
currence in certain amendments, Of which the sbevs
in tha nost nportnnt ona
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

CAYUoA COUNTY.
Whiss-A. Conkling, J. w. McFaddsn, 8. Rowland
FULTor AND HAMILTON CourTIEs.
Barnburnevs-J. J. Hutchinson.
MADISON Courry.
Bsynbuynsrs-L. Sherwood, - Kinney, j. Brainard
MorRoE County.
.dboifionists-J. Sperrey, @. w. Pratt, J.French.
NLAoARA CoUrry.
Old Hunkevs-H. Gardner, j. w. McNtt
sdbolifionisfs-Rev. H. Norton, w. II. Childs.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Whixs-C r. Kirkland, J. Candes, Z. Huntington, H.
Brayton.
OroNpAoA CourrY.
Old Hunkers-W. Taylor, w. Fuller, D. Munro, c. H.
KinRsley.
Waiss-B. D. Noxon, E. Rhossss, v. ". Smith, c.
Belts.
Pssplss Tsekes-L. Norton. T. Rhosdes. B. ,. Sweet,
J. c. Fuller
OsLEANs Covsrr.
Whiss-W Psnnimsn
.dbefHioniss-A Hutchinson.
RicHMoND COUNTY.
Old Hunkeys-J. +. Hutton.
Whiss-J. T. Harrison.
scHoHARIE COUNTY.
OiS Hunkeys-Wm G. Bouck, John C. Wright
SENEcA COUNTY.
Reformsr-Ansel Bsscom.
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Negro Syfrege-J Stevens, E. Dodge.
SUFFOLK CorNry.
Old Hunkvs-C. c. Csmbrelspg, A. Huntington.
TiooA CouNTy
Old Hunkers-John J. Taylor.
ULsrEn COUNTY.
Baynbuvners-S Bruyn. w Linderman
Whiss-J. E. Forsyth, q. @ Graham.
-WAvNE CourrY.
The candidates nominated BY two conflicting loco TO
co conventions In Wayne county have united In do
clenson Of their respective nominations, and conven
on has been called to unite the barnburner and bunker
sections in a new presentation" Of fcandidstss.
WEsrcHEsTER Courrv.
WMss-F. Barretto, w. Nelson.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
Superior Court.
Before Jud4e Vanderpoel


APRIL l6.- Go By W. Bocevy Insurance CoSspenv-A
non ss was recorded against plsintiE in this case a.
ready mott cd
John White 7zsmss But s,-This was an action for
illegal arrest and false imprisonment. II appeared that
the plain ID respectable merchant, now residing in
s. Louis and formerly resident citizen Of Boston
In October last being his way from the latter city 10
his residence. he hsd ion to stop in this city and
having gone to eating house in Washngton street to
dine and being about to pay his BILL drew large roll
OF notes from his pocket when he seized by Butler
who 'srides in the Third avenue and by him Or.
rested on the charge Of having robbed Mr.. Rawley,
on board steamboat. whose has obtained little
Dotoriety from the fact OF s connection with recent
charge against some fugitive robbers, for administering
poison in pear, a. s alleged, hich threw him into
profound slumber. and thereby facilitated the commits
sion OF the robber The amount Of money stolen from
Mr.. Rawey ON board the steamboat which the rob.
bery was committed, was S30,o00 for the recovery Of
which reward Of 81, 500 vas offered. Mr.. White, ON
being arrested on this grave charge, was taken to the
Third ward police station, and the appearance Of Mr.
Aawiey was discharged.
He Horea charged in favor OF plaintiff leaving it dis
cleuonary with the jury to award the amount Of ds
"sses- Verdict for plaintiff $l25. with costs
~ Before Cnief Justice Jones.
rsse1 ftss1 snd dieeft c. Chepdiier-The jury In
case already noticed rendered verdict for defsn
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Aldermen Henry and Jackson.


JOHN McKEor, Esq. District Attorney.
AfRIL l6-Pied of Gtt;ify.-Lousa Roberts, indicted
for keeping disordery house. at No ~ Mott street.
en'ored plea guilty sentence in the case was how
ever deferred for the present.
The case Of Mou Hodges, elias Mary Weod.-In the
case Of this female, who recently tried and found
guilty, OF being concerned in robbing a stranger at
her house some time ago of $247 the distinct attorney
moved the court to pronounce sentence the other
hand the counsel for tha defence, moved for delay Of
Judgement which was granted and hearing fixed for.
The eose ef Matilda Green the case Of Matilda
Green. who convicted Of being concerned in rob-
bng the country at the house Of ill fame, kept by
Mary Wood, the district attorney did press for
mediate Judgment sentence was therefore deferred
LesOis CasmEen, convicted OF an attempt TO commit
infamous assault upon the person of Mrs. Carmichael
but recommended to the mercy OF the court,
fenced to be imprisoned In the pcnitenary for the term
OF six months.
John Darling found guilty OF receiving stolen goods,
and committing grand larcsny, was sentenced to the
State prison for the term oftwo years.
Case Of Michael Me eCarty- the Of this person,
convicted Of keeping disordery house, the sentence
was deferred for the present.
Case Of John Hasson alias Harrsonn the case Of Has.
san alias Harrison convicted Of q misdeme amor In
having indecently exposed his person in the public
Streets &c, the sentence deferred until Tuesday
next with view of giving time to put in adavits in
mitigation Of punishment
John Watson, convicted Of obtaining q considerable
amount Of property by fraudulent representations
sentenced to be imprisoned in the State prison. for the
term Of two years.
The Court then adjourned until Monday morning
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

Court 01 Common Pleas.
The April term Of this court begins on Monds -
Both branches Of The Court will b. IN session.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

On the l7h inst part Of the large mill now being
erected the Hamilton corparson at Lowell fell down
with tremendous crash. II occasioned by the
water working under the mill About forty feet Of
the building fell carrying away part Of the roof No
10 losk
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-ln the Senate, the Hud-
son River Railroad bill was taken up in committee,
and the details the bill occupied the entire morning
session. Several amendments were made to the bill
smong them restricting the maximum grade to 20
feet to the mile. In the House, report was submitted
from the msjority OF the committee on Ways and Means,
sumu,ion Of the pubic Work. OF mi: rs.ort r 1900
copies ordered to be printed. resolution Of in
quiry into the amount Of the fsesof the justices
Of the Marine Court was adopted The Landlord
and Tenant bills then taken up, and Messrs Wat
son, Wells, TdeD Bailey, Shafsr and Ludlow addressed
the commitee-.9ibany S7rsus, .apvii IL.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

Hon James Fsunsr late 0ovsrnor Of Rhode Island,
csd IN Froytdenos, on the i7th inst In the 7th year Of
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

rInx rnx AT NKwARk, N. Two Of the large brick
buildings belonging to Hedenberg's work on the in.
poses were destroyed by nrs about o'clock this morn
ing wh all their contents The nrs originsted in Ro
sstimstsd to b. about $40 o0o The 4 ths
amount OF loss and nsurancs :Messrs Hsdsnberrs on
Mechanics Tns. CO., Of this city $5oO0 W,ljsmsburrb
Ins Co $3.50, and New York Trust Co. $1,000 Robert
Jchnstons loss about $1,000, insured $500 in Hartford
Alliance ms Co. New York A. r. Schwa to $1,000
insured $4,000 in the Croton los Co at the " once
Lewis Va Lndsley loss Sl700, insurance Cornelius
f3st insured $500 in the Croton, loss not known
Messs Hedenbergs engine, understand, 10 little
injured that will be set in operation again in the
very few days. and the building. destroyed will be
rebuilt Immediately -Ns~ovk .adr. saprii ls
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
Movements or travellers.

We arc again compelled to condense the arrivals Of
the two past days into one report from the prousion Of
has overhowed the columns of tho Herald within that
period to the exclusion Of much matter Of interest
AMs.rcAr.-J. Tucker, H L. Kendrick. West Point !;
B. r. Lindsay, Philadelphia; Mr.. whpple NH; g. Ma.
Columbus; T. A. Robinson virginia; NJ Churchill, Sing
Sing; 9 Lindsay. Philadelphia 8. Vegues s A.; w.
FFas's Fas ss ss d T.ss.
cine. W. +; a s. G. wenn.ll, Fulton county. -
AsrsR-J Bowman. + Huntingdon, vsrgennes; w.
Bowen. Auburn; Thomas Coleman Troy Robt Earle,
Philadelpha; Hooper. j. D. Reed Boston; j. Gardner
Boston B. Hodges. Boston; J. Bright. Virginia D.
v,dsEce; Henry Newcomb. Worcester. H. Cunning.
ham, Salem; w. Cunningham, Poughksepsis; M. Il.
Simpson. ncston g Adams, Albany; 2. Smith schen:c.
T. Bowen. Trinidad;J. Kendall. Boston, NJ Cunning.
ham, do; H. Pike. Boston; W. Rotch, New Bedford; B.
Philadelphia; W. Wilson, Boston; Z. walIcott Provi.
dsnce; G. Haswel 9 NJ; Lieut.. Page, Ithaca; II.
,. Whitsaksr, Baltimore T. Peters, Philsdephia W.
CiTr,-B. Stevens. Providence; Messrs. Washington
and and Holland, virginia W Grant, Washington Col
ARMY Capt Brown, ship Horato, W. Matthew's. Gard.
ner Me-; 2: Fox, Springfield; Read, Philsdelphia;
Jackson; Joseph Dunn, Philadelphia; A. Olmstsd New
havsni W Wssvsr Philadelphia; Pla.t do
csy sSsv
EaAs1I...-w white, Pisrwor,h; J Fish. Clinton.
Utica; Thos Fitch Syracuse; w Kidd. Rochester Jas
Smith, Batavia; Manning Mobile; w White Boston;
Chas Warner. Rush, w Hanford Phila; Foster. Yer.
mont; Andrew Anderson, Wstertown; Alex Raccine, 8
COLES, Conn; Lee Albany; Ramsay, Bu6plo; L
go: H Hilchsy. Boston; r Woodruff. Niagara Falls
HowAsD-B Boylen. Cin DR. Horton. Alabama; T
Osborne, Buffalo; w Winter, Syracuse; T. @ Tyler
PitisHed, MARBLE, OHIO; II Reside, Phila; s
Hart, Pa; Boyden. Richmond; Z Burnham. - Hen
der.on, W Thompson Jas Melleyie, St Johns. Bi
Eostwick, Troy; Howard, Burlington, VT; @ Ma
gill, Canada; Geo wilkinson, Troy; @ Ferey, N c;
John Corse, Toronto; Mr. Bingham, Claremont; Edwin
Polk, Tenn; McGowon, C w Kennedy, Tenn; L Mills,
Miss; Daley, Kingston, Canada.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

~. nh lo-rhe Ceusfe,fst Case. - CordIs found
suy. on rridsy. Of counterfs itng Mexican dollars
~. uIo uent up ior sentence. On application Of his
iii Monday. e"oe po''P0neu W.
The court was occupied the remainder Of the dsv in
.eaIIn6 'oo argument OF demurrer in patent case
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

SEDUcTroN.-We are informed by citizen Of
Swanton, that the people Of that town were thrown
into state OF no little excitement last week, by the
revelation OF most fragrant Of seduction, which
has finally termnaed in the death of the unfortunate
victim young girl. I've suppress name) living with
her brother inlaw, was recently discovered to be
known person entered her bed room st midnight when
the family were absent, and near to hear her
cries for help. 1Als story believed. The child
born and during her recovery fever ensued which laid
her on the bed DEATH whore she confessed that her
brothsrn Law the father of her child, and that
this criminal intercourse had been goiLg for
three years.-S ST. .9lbans Rspub.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
City Intelligence.

sERvIcEs IN ST. PErER's CnuacH Bar CLAY STREET,
this day In the morning, the sermon by the Rev DR..
Pse the collection for the benefit Of the church. In
the evening at O'Clock, Rev Dr. Ryder will lecture
.'Auricular Confession"
FIaEs-About halfpast II O'Clock yesterday morning.
fire broke out In asabls in Staple Harrison street
The stable was burnt down. but by the arduous exsr
tions Of the fremen the flames were prevented from
spreading As they were returning from the 6rs some
Of the remsn discovered another In stable in Wash.
ington street near Amos. This was soon subdued
with little dnmage.
CoRoNERl OFrIcE, April H. Sudden Dsath.-The
Coroner held an inquest yesterday, at No a76 Pearl
on 'he body Of Honord Carey, vagrant. had but
lately been discharged from on Black wells Island and
died through intemperance. Verdict accordingly.