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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

TIE WEATHER AND The CROPs-A gentle man
who passed through Savoy Berkshire Co Mass on the
18Th or 18th inst informs that in some places snow
banks were still 10 be seen, two three feet deep
The season has been colder than usual throughout the
country Wheat and Rye generally 90 quite as well IN
cool backward seasons as in warmer ones
gentleman who has just returned from tour
through the States of New York, Ohio, Indiana and m
nos informs us that in the Northern part OF the two last
mentioned States particularly Ilinois) the tsI
whea. il good deal winter killed but that with tbs eN
cepton the crop looks well throughout the whoe re
ciou He Is OF opinion that the crop OF Ohio and New
York bids fair TO be as large as last year.
Another gentleman just arrived from Illinois tells Us
that not only in the northern but ia the southern part Of
the State and In fact throughout the state the Wheat -
ery much winter killed. and that in numerous cases the
ssds have been re sOwn the grain beisg simply narrow
ed in 90 as not destroy the surviving part OF the WIN
tsrsown Our informant is OF opinion tina. liaols WI
not raise more Wheat this year thAn VIII DC required
for the consumption OF her inhsoitsnn
He however saws there will be oee ans OF indian corn
and that If the price Of wheat should be high portion
of il will be sent OIL aud its place supplied =, home ~
The coarser article In the southern part OF Wisconsin
and Iowa he saws the wheat crop has suffered IN the
same way as in Illinois but perhaps mol 10 soen oe-
gree In Michigan he understands there P1osPeSS'
Of an excellent crop. There has ossn no '1S ~ va
in sny of the Western states IN hesVeln We tO'N'
rain was much needed i'Ou' I'm
DfsasrRoUs SHIPwRECK.-The ship Chrlsnana
ss wrecked en- Thursday night the 9Th May IN dread
f gale of wind in shout 6 lon which hove her down
they cut the lsnysrds Of the mzen mast and soon As
the nizen.mssi went about eight feet from deck TIE
nsssepeers and crew remained the wreck Until sun.
day morning and taken of By the bars Amanda oi
Plymouth from New Orleans bound to Cork and Trans
ssyrad M a schr from New-York bound 10 Newfound-
isnS The Christians was built al S. stephens, y. u.
md was very tine vessel, OF 9l0 tons buTthen she
was loaded here with $4,000 bushels OF corr, 2OOOg
bushels OF oats besides large quantity oil houf M
nail storss She was bound for Liverpool The
amount of insurance in Wsst on the vessel ndcMgo
we are Informed reaches $4,000. lCour. s. Enq.
PRINCETON SEsIsARY CoNNESoENESr -Ine
Seminary under the care Of the Presbyterian Church Al
Princeton closed It's session Monday night 'tn INST
The examining committee 10 aiteuisnce were Rev Drs
Spring and Saodgrass OF NcwYork and Murray OF Ehza
BEETHOVEN. together with Elder Matthew L. Beyan oil
Philadelphia The Diplomas OF Graduation were
given to thiryhye members Of the Senior Class. rive
of the class expect 20 become foreign mssonares and
some will 20 IN the Far West
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From Tampico.


From the New. Orleans Pesyune May u
Tue brig Z f. Pierce which arrived yesterday
rom Tsmpco brings news. All was quiet there and
the troops were 10 good health.
There report circulating In the city yesterday
that vessel had arrived from Vera Cruz with fever
board which was entirely unfounde5 Il originated
In the death Of Capt. Hckerson Of the schooner Ma
ria from Vera Cruz as the vessel coming up the
river
to the vessel on the other side OF the river and found
that the captain had died Of dysentery which was the
only sickness on board
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Schools.

MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL
rINHE SUMMER SESSION Of this select school To-
young men and lads will commence on the hrst Mon
dav in NAV THE terms Including al expenses for board
and tuition from rs 20 $50 per qusreT.West Bloom
held April q, l84L la29 2meod WARREN HOLT.
MALE BOARDING--CHO Ots-Hempsiead sem
w mary, " Dunn, A. NJ ncipal-rhe summer Tern
will commence the lsi u May pamphlet circulars con
tanning all necessary Information in relation 10 me insu
tuition can be had al 81 CedarsL (up slsrs ALSO, al hs
Roe Lockwood's bookstore, An Broadway; and Al II.
5. Raynofs bookstore, 70 BoweTy. The principal 10
This month, will be mostly al the Merchants Housecor
Broadway and Cedar-st az lmsod-
DOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY
DPessanlly situated at Canterbury near Cofnwali Lana
lag, Ofange Co the North River, easy OF access %
stesmbosts which ply daily 10 and from me city .
TERMsS25 per Charter payable In advance, Tor board
and Tuition sl the branches Of thorough EnRien -cu
cation Music and Drawing extra charges. Children o
all ages from q We years and upward received -
RsFERENcEs-ReY. \. Seabury, ID. D. Hudson-sIi H.
ROwnree cor Chatham and Chambers Sta Chas Macen-
ley li6 Hadson-st; =. Embree, iSi Bowery myll w.
BOARDING SCHOOL-1rying Institute, Tarry.
ID town, ". Y.-The sumner Terra Of i've months will
open Monday 81 OF May next Several yacerees exist
Applications may be made 10 the principal At Tsrryown
" leh with CLARK Austin @o5 Broadway, where cireu
lars containing full Information can be oblalled.
Refsreace8-Hon. Washington Irving Tenyt0wn.
Hon. Guan c. Nerplanck, New-York City,
and 10 any Of lis numerous ps.ron,s, :, -,
myl5 Wv w. p. LYON, A. NJ Prncl pa.
NIFssR-. HUBS & CLARKE haye removed
IVA their School the Of Fourth and McDeuga ss
on WashnK ton square. The schoOroOms crniiGfe and
Instruction provided have been designet for high order
Learning The location Is central and pleasant and easy
OF from gil Of the city The school Ia now
open for visitation Of It's fhends and those who desire
place for tho education Of their sois my5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

JUDICIAL NoMISATIoNs.-The following cores
pondence has passed between the Executive Committee
of the Bar on Judicial Nominations and Daniel Lord ESQ
NEw.YoRK May II, 1871
SIR-At meeting of association Of members OF
the Bar Of the City of New York. held at the City Hall
on the l4h inst for the purpose of recommending and
nominating suitable candidates for Judicial Officers to be
voted for at the ensuing election the undersigned were
appointed Committee whose agreeable duty II IS 70
notify you that the following Resolution was unanimously
adopted: ,
"Rssoped That Daniel Lord be recommended to the
State Convention be held at Syracuse for the nomns
ton OF Judges of the Court OF Appeals as candidate
from this District be elected Judge OF that Court
We feel assured that the members composing the
meeting acusted by the sole desire of selecting
the ablest and best for the Offices designated and
entertain the hope that although not consulted your
sense Of public duty will induce you 10 make every rea
sonable concession of your private feelings To crafty
desire 30 freely expressed.
VIII you at your earliest convenience confer upon rs
the pleasing task Of reporting your acqaesceDce In the
foregoing resolution With the highest respect,
We have the honor to be, Sir
Your most obedt servants.
WILLIAM :. SEARS DAVID f. WHEELER,
JAS. T. BRADY, CHARLES C. EGAN,
WIN NJ. EvARTs.
To DANIEL LORD, ESQ. Executive Committee
% BEACH ST. May IL, ls47
GENTLEMEN | acknowledge with many thanks. the
honor done by the Association OF the Bar In present
ing 10y TO the Conventions for nominating judges
Of the Court Of Appeals.
have expressed a willingness to accept nomination
if made jointly, the principle. adopted by your Asso
citation of dropping for this election party distinctions
Without this am unwilling to involve myself In sacr
fees which wo1ld not in my opinion promote the pub
lie service or contribute 10 my own happiness the
importance of this election cannot dispei the anos
uhere of party il would seem 10 that Judiciary to
whom the confidence of the whole community will not
be given is to be fastened the people In this am
not bound nor willing 10 cooperate. - mn,
am truly yours, DANIEL LORD
w Scare J. T Brady, ID. +. Wheeler, C c. Egan w
NJ Evarts Esqrs Committee, &C sc.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

SABBATH ScHooLs.-The number Of pupils in
the sabbath Schools of this city according to the
report in the Advertiser 10 675l number OF teachers ~
OF the pupils 2l3 hopefully pOus and OF the teach
ers us The amount contributed from the Schools for
benevolent objects during the past year is 1897 25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
German Immigration.

The AHgemeine Zeituug speaks OF the emlsra
ton passing through Cologne on the 9th OF April as
follows We translate from the Schnelipoa
Is indeed ffigbtful to see how the emigration IN.
cresses Every day the steamers bring US troops OIL
wanderers and any who at evening visits the no"
ihicky peopled quay the Rhine, is always sure 10
ind the same melancholy seenes-mothers seeking TO
gae, crying children amid the clamor-old people care
ul about leaving their little all in wormesten chests and
boxes-men and young fellows consulting where they
shall find shelter for the night is also striking to see
that the successive caravans from the Upper Country
ese Baden wr;emberg) appear to be better and bet
ter od their goods coming in forming larger and heavier
wssonoads The courage, foresight and cheertnlness
ofths voyagers to be kept up under all cFcum'
stances This morning. though severe storm was rag
ns over the roofs and whsng among the spars oil the
ships fearful reminder of the dangers OF the sea- three
hundred emgrants departed In the highest spirits a
land Of music leading them on board chip Most oil
them 20 by way Of Antwerp to New and Milwsu'
kee. few weeks ago a company OF more than twenty
emgrants from Nassau passed through our city consist
Jog solely of educated young men, physicians attorneys
Sc with the intention Of founding community IN
America on the basis of common property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

Removals..

LFRED WHEELER, Attorney at Law, &c, has
"A removed from II BeekmarsL TO 10 City Hal Place
The collection Of and elsas promptly attended
TO- titles examined, money loaned and obtained on bond
and mortgage &c kso snt for sale in various parts OF
the Union as low AZ 10 cents per acre. myH lm-lsp
DENOyAI-r. b. CUNNING, Dentist has removed
Ilfom corner Of ChsmberssL and Broadway 10 81 Bond
st my6 SIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

~ DIR. Bannins's Body Brnce lie an efficient re-
lief OF tbs voice lungs spine and limbs par
tIcuary for dyspepsia, constipation and pes, with weak
ness OF slomsch and sides weakly females fast grow
log children and all disposed to dfoop and sedeniey
especial spinal subjects, viii be delighted with lis ac
ton. Reference given 10 many distinguished cergymen
who have been rescued from approximation, from de-
bity and bronchitis Pamphlets ard book -" Common
sense giving information be hsd at the oics 4S7t
Broadway. A lady IN attendance on ladies' III eodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

PoIIcE-Mary Ward was last night arrested 10y
officer Leech of the Eighth Ward, charged win seans
,vo second hand coats Detained for examination
James McGlnens boy last night arrested BY oheer
sssen of the Thirteenth Ward charged with stealing
two dozen brass stair rods from Elizabeth "orden. ne
lock of his cell Margaret Fieas was last night arrest,
ed by officer Holland Of the Fourth Ward charged win
stealing a scale beam from John Lowry. Detained 10
answer Fifteen German women were last night ar
rested by officers Collins and Hughes of the First Ward
charged with stealing sugar and other articles from the
docks. Detained to answer. The house OF Spencer
NJ. Clark WAS entered yesterday afternoon about .
O'Clock and robbed OF silver table 10 the value Of
SIS The thief has not been arrested Frank Holmes
alias Floyd was last night arrested by officers Walsh and
Wilson of the Fifteenth Ward charged with burglar
ousy entering the house OF Mrs stephens Detained 70
answer James Mckenzie and Edward Hawkins were
Yesterday afternoon arrested by officer Moony Of the
Second Ward charged with stealing cab. Detained
70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

:, "a The Petersburg Inteigencer informs as tina
~ ~ "a " Coode Esq announced candidate Tor
zoe 10 that District al Mecklenberg Superior Court
rr1s cain however will be submitted 10 the District
Convention
letter from Mscklenburg Odds the Ineliigencer)
nos US that Col Bapts resoluiey refuses 10 20 Int
sseeas He Is right for II he goes in candidate he will
not come out q candidate" Richmond Whig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
From the south.

The Southern mail brings New Orleans papers
of the 18th inst but they contain no later daies from
Vera Cruz.
The Delta has been informed that dispatch was
transmitted to Gen Csdwssder, ordering him to join
Gen Scott, with his present command.
The same paper publishes letter from Col Lane re-
fuue the charges relative 20 the alleged misconduct OF
one fthe Indiana Regiments at the battle OF Buens Nsts
confirming the statement heretofore made By Gen enc
who commanded the brigade. The frat Indiana regime nj
was posted the Rio Grande the second was on the
extreme left of the line Of battle and the third on the
extreme right
The latter Col Lanes egimeni never hesitaied for
gle instant and at the termination OF the battle o.
vouscked with the most advanced portion OF the army
The Colonel declares that fought better. They
were brought into action at moment when the day
seemed extremely critical and were victorious In every
engagement In his opinion they twice saved the Tor
tune of the day He also vndicates the rs and second
regiments from the same charge.
Capt Lincoln not killed while rallyIng the Indian
ians but when in the of delivering orders from Gen
Wool in front of the "a Illinois volunteers
There seems to be doubts Of the onward movements
Of Gen Scott Notwithstanding the intelligence brought
by Gen Pillow.
Lieut. Col May has been enthusiastically received at
the various public places OF New-O Orleans.
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CITY ITEMS.
FRIpAY. May j

FRIDAY may -.
THE PRESIDENTS VIsIT TO NEwNoRK.-The
Journal Of Commerce learns from Washington on good
authority that the President OF the United States soon
after his return from Raleigh North Carolina where he
will be present q, the Commencement OF the unversty
of that State on the lst June win make visit to this
CITY. and probably extend his tour Eastward.
STEAMER BAY STATE.-A correspondent OF the
Boston Traveller gives the following account OF the first
trim of this new boat from here to Fall River
Tuesaay MAY Is 1877. left New ork from pier No 3
North River near the Battery o'clock NJ on board
the splendid steamer BAY STATE Capt J. } Coms1ocK'
In company with the steamboat hnicker0ocker, running
on the Norwich route and the Oregon, running on he
stoninston route On leaving the wharf, botn OF the
other boats took the lead of the Bay state until opposite
Rlackwes Island when the knickerbocker was passed
The Oregon being about half mile in advance, which
dlstsnce she maintained until New Haven Light was
passed so miles out from Newi ork-then the Bay State
approached the Oregon and passed her before reaching
Falkner's Island light 80 miles from NewNorki both
boats running at the rate of about - miles per hour
Arrived at Newport at u A. NJ having passed Point
Judith without sny signs OF discomfort or upheavng Of
the angry waters much the dread of the tmid travel
er stopped 20 minutes TO land and receive passengers
arrived al Fall River ls3 miles from the City OF New
York at o'clock A. NJ. Found the steamboat wharf
crowded with dense Of people the arrival OF the
boat for the first time being greeted by enthusiastic
cheers the OF and the display OF fireworks
Left Fall River At 1t A. arrived IN Boston, fartber
distance OF So miles By railroad at halipast in the
morning The total distance from New fork to Boston
be.ng, by this route, 236 miles time 1874 hours.
We see no reason why this and in some respects
very convenient to Boston should not receive Its
full share of public patronage as long such stanch
aud elegant boats as the Bay state are upon It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

PRorosED THEATRE FOR BRooKLYS-Some
gentlemen in New-lork. possessing abundant means.
contemplate Purchasing ten or twelve lots Of ground
some where in the vicinity Of the nights this city upon
which 70 erect buildings the plan Of Nibos premises
which were last Summer destroyed by FIRE The project
hs An IA ma,ured that plans have been drawn for the
,ronossa structure and subscription has been entered
mo for the purchase OF the selected ground Adyer
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miscellaneous.

-
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTEEN WARE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, suitable for
"A houseksope, or TO rcplensh TIE disasters occason
Ell BY removals housscs aning Consisting of whi,s
Cambrian China Dinner and shape Toilet Sets in q
great variety u patterns; new shape white Chins Tes
Sets and Cofse Caps s4neer For sale at7i Atlantic
a. South BroosyD and " every pau Of Brooklyn
New-YOrk, free OF expense. - = -
as lm- THOMAS y. FIELD.
MADAME GOODFRLLON-Th celebr.tsd Seer
WI aud AsrOOgsi slo " Great Britain, informs the in
habans Of This city and s vicinity that she has taken
residence Ia Mereerst No 49, and vii. solve AL reason
able Inquiries, relating 70 he Issue Of any aal business
All Communications must be post paid
See Exodus en- xviii, verse 30 Numbers, eh xxvii
verse p LAT samuel, ch. *. yepeso, .. BID myDbs
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILRDAD CON.
ItPANY-Ths Stockholders d he Sew-York and Eris
Railroad Company hereby notified that insslnnent
Of Ten Dollars per share al shares which the pay
menis heretofore mAde do exceed hiriy6ye dollars
10 required 10 paid the Office Of the Company No IS
wal before the hrs. cay o. June next BY order
OF s sss ytnss May /, Iss7 - '''- 'h' Sse'
N.B-slockholders residing at or near Eewbsrgb can
nuke payment 70 Thomas g. RIog, Esq. Cashier Of The
Powell Bank. myI I'm
A LBANY AND SCHENECTADY HAIL.
hRoAD CoAPANf;-Ihs snnaai elscron Tor Direct.
Of his Company will be held a. heir Ocs In The CIiy
q Albany the second Wednesday tsth dayl "a Jans
next A. Y O'Clock al noon Of that day. The poll VIII con-
tnae open one bour The transfer book WILDE closed %
The Soh o. dsy snd continue closed until ION OF June
Abspy May sf7 By order Of the Board Of Dlreetors
my-g ID Y. FOSTER, Jr. sec'y.
A LBANY AND SCHENECTADY 1Iats Mohawk
anc h1dsooi Railroad Co. Bonds Of 1851 and isg2-
sose u hereby svsn hat me interest due
5onns Win De paid a. the Mechanics Bank 10 he City OF
New-fork 90 and ser The lot pfoxino May T.
I 10. lmylO dnI T. FOSTER. Jr sec'y. :
NoTlCE.-ln s1nsusncs OF an sel u Ihs LesisIslure
Not NE Stale OF NewYorE, passed April 49, lsf7 the
name Of the Mohawk and Hudson r Go 10 changed 10
VA. Of Tie Albany and Schenectady R. n. Co.
Albany. MAY 7. is47. lmylo 2pl y PO,TER. Jr s-c'y
Il NICKERBOCkEH BANA-Tne sa6scTipior
N o0on % This Bank vil remain opeu FOR Ec~ day,
onssr az the store of Royce Eco corner ~ Greeuwch
aud Fulion sn where Subscriptions can be made s<
noek previous 70 ia going INTO operation, when the be
will be closed.
This Bans 10 10 be located 10 the Third Ward 10 or near
GreenwlehH By order Of he Board nyll Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

THE SILVER AND COPPER MINIS OF LAKE So
fsRoRhe Detroit Press states ihs, tae rush TO The
copper country has already commenced Several steam
boats had e that city for Macknsw with the ntsn'on
u trying reach the ssut de Ste Marie having casoes
o. ifeiss'icr the mineral region snd msny passengers
There were hundred strangers In Detroit from 81
paris Of the Union awaiting an opportunity TO go up
ne hsvel to the mineral country is likely TO be I'm
menSe this season
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ry- The Norfolk Beacon Of yesterday mentions

ry- The Norfolk Beacon Of yesterday mentions
,a,oor ,hs, Com. Ap Csiesby Jones s to be ordered
=, a.. ,mrnan5 of Inc Pacific Squadron. in place Of
Com. shabrick. relved at his own request Com J Is
expected 10 hos his broad pennsnt on board tne ono
II Il not vet known who is TO command tne b,sx'Nn
Squadron. Runor names Com Morgan. tnien ""'s'
rzr Mr. Poks Mexican accomplee mas STOW.
,,seN nrctty soos AZ lighting but good deal better at
runuius away SO fsr ss he Ia concerned tne wsr mas
empbsticslly been Whist he himself calls II 10 ns is'e
"'''''' Louisville our.
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CILVKR SPOONS, rorls. ladies' aud Bauer k'''s'
myii a~. 3, R0ckwELL, uot cheuy%
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OPENING OF WILLAMsT.-The Supreme Court
,bi. forenoon. overruled the objections and confirmed
the report of the Commissioners.
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TAYLOkS HOTEL.
XlLuERR Is TAYLOR,a HOTELl Tha nnesiion

WHERE Is TAYLOR's HOTEL, The question 10
w often asked, where 10 Tsylofs Hotel.
This Hotel s situated % CcrsndsL within few rods OF
Broadway and the landing Of the Siesmboss ths
North River and ibs Railroad for Philafsp hiA IL 10
modern built house, 10 open and airy place containing
IS f1rnished IN good style and what 10 Of more
porance friends Of humanity and good order Tsy-
iors Hotel IL sept strict Temperance principles Will
tho Temperance people call snd for themselves 4
good rooms and board at fair pricea my2o ST.
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A DorBIE CaPIrAL EXECUTION N GREEcE.-
Extract Of letter from NaGplA Greece, March lsi7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

NORTH Polar EzPEDfI f0N-Ine plan OF an
overland expedition 10 The North Pole under the drec-
non Of Dr. Sir John Richardson Of Hssar Hospital has
besp submitted By MIN the Government and APPROX
"a of ana directions have been Issued 10 commence
providing the necessary supplies Of stores and provisions
for the party lLOuuon 0'@noeio'
THE BULLDOG AND IRE FOx.-cn Sunday
.spieht a curious incident with dog and fox oe-
CURED AZ Birdbr0ok In this county which shows that
REWARD when hard pressed nght At close quarters
a. well AZ show his proves il the fair and open neld
After Nc Cowiing Of the Green end arm, had pro
ceeded u church the boy len a. home proceeded in
routraveniiou Of positive orders % loosen the bulldog
10 enjoy Wth hir the luxury Of aiorbidden gsmooL No
sooner Old the dog ind himself Al liberty than he Oegsn
10 ,uff the sir snd forthwith plunged into hollow
Tree behind the ssekysrd in which the sounds Of des
naF.te struggle speedily hesrt An hour passed
ana no dog making is reappesrsnce the boy called IN
acme men 20 his counsel sEd plying the spade and
iesx Il the foot Of the tree the dog quite dead iox
and brace and half ot young Cubs we're brought 20
Hsht IL appeared hat Reynard, though she lad Often
beeu accustomed TO trust % Der speed rather thsn her
teeth and slons had boldly turned upon the invader Of
bsr domestic castle and In spite OF All tue strength aad
tsnsci,y Of his breed had conquered him IN the strife
She va, herself hOweyer 80 much Injured and ex.
has,sd In the struggle that she died alter and al
Ire suggestion OF good sportsman IN the hborhOod,
her ,epy was placed under the Of bitch belong
i,g n NJ since ~ Bufnps,esd who careful step
mother IA airing them for many gallant run In future
helds. tsssex 'Eng1 Herald
A DorFIE CaPIrAL EXECUTION N GREEcE-
L. NJ.