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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Appointment of Director. Of the Bank Of
Amerlcn-The Navigation Of the Hnd.on.
Things In PhiIndelphIn.

correspondence OF Inc lll1Ahcs
PHILADELPHIA, March n. lsis.
We have a mostdelightiul, bland and Spring like
day and doors snd windows opened to receive It's
vivifyns influences.
@ P" sleepy and yswniug Phadslphis Ceres
pondea Of the Courier and Enquirer, as his initials show
challenges my statement that attempt made o. the
recent State Convention procure expression Of opn-
ion in favor OF Gen Taylor To prove this he quotes the
suppressed resolution Of Mr. Miller Of Fsyete In favor Of
Andrew stewart for the Vice Presidency This IL as bad
The rogue who met the witness swearing that ne hsd
seen him steal certain articles by two others who did not
him steal them
The attempt to which refer was made By Capt. Ans.
ten Of F,yete He not only dayei the Convention 70
vote in tone Of great buster after the proposition bad
been voted down but he farther and proposed tht
s III. TAYLOR shou ID meet az Heirs Hotel and slo
paper declaring their preference After the adjournment
both Mr. Miller and Mr. Austen al Heirs, but heard
no hing Of the no-psrty psper
The fact Is there never a Convention assembled
in our State thoroughly WING ths OF last week
The resolutions nouly adopted show NJ aud every
idea Of supporting expressing preference Tor Zen
Taylor in his present noneOmmtts position, va. icouted
There fifteen Delegates who IN his favor
bat they did show salt enough 70 preserve their Clique
from ory-rot.
O. AP may yawn out his as'eyeralions OF wilfu mis-
representation sgainst until the coming Of MIXERS sst
day bat stubborn things set on 10 such char'
e. repeat most emphsucally tsAt the Taylor strength
delegates tiled every Of argument and buster 70
set a Of conmittsl-not confess that they thought
benefit Gen Taylor, but they hoped to prejudice MI
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WHOLE No. If66.
NOTICES.


- Mercantile Library and Hradins Room,
{ rtra Hal 1ofnsr hresnsn sne rAss@u - .ft
.fi-. and al fhs best Literary $40 'cienih
Csfss fninai in fse aA1 f'rfi arnas zoe. - "a -
rrsa. AID herr annual subscfi sion, enuth 'os" ~
- a. 49, OEO PECkHAN,
rlG Ion Rec. So Nefean--l' is.'' ~'''~'
t. Chris,ie'- salstnic and Mssrrir urn
tivr-.-DT CHksTIF fscls Is = aaty o. Pet ~ 70 80
t the nro IL q the value Of bis discoveries ana ~ thc
ucr@ss Of he wonderful End myster1us a. ia hlch n'
rvsntous lave introduced. 10 What b. asserts D. ulr
be- IL rsht the public should know H. thAt al nay pIftaAe
III M. - ard 5sn-fs conferred n vhN ne as'r
b hl.e \. ght the public should snoW u iha ~ CO
c-ptt may be golet, t1i Lat none Dc esifaeaTN V
fre5 ~ !. had iasf.ce 10 state ih.t ths tssrnonia 8
sr will be found "a The hst ~ = DAYS paper Al
thourh Of the s-onses sni coucgsise c' aoe ar
o1g spscae1 Ut e. i-as- my times 80 raub7r ,eh
have hssn received s fom sources ea1tiJ rrfPeeiAse
10 81 Nervous Con Pisnts spch - fhsunatsn aytPeP
,is neuralgia MS tie doioreuX &c Nhrls.iss GAvtne
uatiy,. afs certsiu remedy Only sEsnt "a New ors,
m,0Ct ID. L NOORHEAD is2 Sfc.d~Ay
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b Teieg1api to he Nere- York TriJure.
NEw-YORK LEGI-LArURE.

sESATE.-..tL BAST. March li-2Ph.
Yesterday p ~ A bill % incorporate the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company was ordered b third
reading.
NJ CoRsw,IL b-oush, in I'LL relative to the
crossing Of State Prison property ~ Sing Sing by
TIE Hudson River Railroad.
4 bill for the protection OF Personal Liberty ~ent
% a third reading.
Today several bills, private and local were re-
ported
Mr.. WILKIS reported bill to provide for the
election o. County TreCssren, and liking their
terms ~ Olace.
Nj BcYEE, reported bill for the construction
OF Baikhssds and Whsryes at Brooklyn also,
The General Insurance bill, complete.
Mr.. Frost reported a bill D. authorzo the Board
Of Education Of NswTork to establish Evening
Schools
Tho Senate is now Ia Committee on the Gss-
ERAL BANElsG BILL.
ASSEMBLY.
To-day, Nr. UrHAN reported bill 10 amend the
charter Of tie Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Co.
Also. for a abroad from Sscketts Hsrbor - Sa-
ratoca Spa.
Also. for silgyay from Rochester 70 Lewiston.
9r. PHOESIx reported adversely 10 the bill 70
incorporate the NewYork and Albany Steamboat
Navigation Co.
The bill in relation to Madison University was
passed also.
The bill 10 relation 70 Justice. Courts in the
City Of New. York slso,
The bill Tor Troy and Boston Railway also.
The bill in relation 10 the Washington Psrs,
Brooklyn.
Appointment of Directors of the Bank of
Americn-The Navigation OF the Hudson.
The Governor has nominated HESRY SUDAN,
Jr and THos McELRArH, Directors of the Sank
Of America, and WIN. ScoTT CAMPBELL, Director
Of the Phenix Bank.
The River so far as the eye can reach, above
and below the city is clear Of ice
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M unwavn OF couNrpsrrITs,

The celebrity srt saSses ~ w YIN lStAt>
GaNsas agtslss hAs tsassA staf o. 30 sssasgstsd y
asrfnsriai Fsfsst 10 sv.f go sstl. 80 srscr.
tiss thsfs &. ssl VSE AT tttOftttp A1s<r -sisss
ia each gliY s. ~ heis a -iseS ths ai.
siss - rttsirrt Al 1913 elsewhere Nna
vv,ssls.s NJ Fs@tisfs "a Wessurs sssets win ssy
ssysuet - sssFh'fra
An arFit.rss, 80 ssssiss nfi'as irissNsiier - ~.
sasd- k9,isss, ~i.k ~ ,tiKfsriE ,hs- - ssSgssss
- q NpAFnEAp. Assst usvsFsi So tAs
"fa twi.iE l.iiss r.ai.s " n es..~av No. Ncst
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THE ART-USION OF PHILADELPHIA-fOR The
PROMOTION oT TIE Arts OF DESIGN IN Tx UNITED
srArEs-Ofice, 1863 Chesnut.st. Phisdelphs-Ihis As
soc alton substantially organized on the same plan as the
Art Union IN New-York Each subscriber of Five Dol
lars becomes member Of the Art Union for one year
The money thus obtained spilled, rst to the procuring
OF a large and costly Engravns from an original Ameri'
can Picture Of which every member receives copy
and next 10 the purchase Of Pictures Drawings or other
works of Art with the funds distributed by lot among the
members for that purpose Thus, for tho sum OF Eve
Dollars every member is sure Of receiving fine In
craving (woth the amour. Of his sa5serpuon and
the chance Of obtaining fine original Painting TO be So
LEcrED NJ HIMSELF from any public exhibition in The
United States Subscribers for the year ending May ],
Isls will receive for esch subscription Of Five Dollars
paid an Impression Of an elaborate Engraving executed
expressly for the Association, OF the IriersieH d John
Rnor wiM Mary queen q Scots, from the celebrated PIC
ture by Leulze Ia the possession Of John Towne, ESQ
Phiadep hs engraved by John Sartan in mixed Style
OF line spslc and mezzotnt-sze, II inehes BY by
This print will be ready for distribution In December 1871
Subscribers will be received at the office OF the Art
Unon by any Of the officers or managers and BY JOIN
f. KIDNER, Honorary Secretary, New-YoIk.
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nurmtfpA ARROW. Eoor.

l1F-sNs pEtltN - tNsf itst s-ssisvd rsfr
Nlspf.fi 81. 10 NJ sssAtse ps.Naa. Affsv see .AisA
-as.el fsu ~ sirs s.istAsiiss .i.e hssa ssrf'
VI ..@ss Asssw S's, sss~ssis ksSahssi, sssssas'
~ ~ Al .ai.-s-s vita tksi s.sal s.se
ntiLtN 80 rf.ea.se~sis''
.sis .ssesss't, ~ r,sss Ssaiisfs ~ essaA~. "a
sikgv~l n~ W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Front Honduras.

Extract OF a letter, dated BELI<s, thond) FEB %.
You will have heard the Indians in Yucatan are
no In arms This morning have learned that they are
approaching BScaaf go miles north OF Belize IN three
bodies The Authorities OF Bacaar have sent TO our Cow
ernor for arms and assistance, urging that would
be In favor OF aniy the war was not an ordinary
one between rival parties but the lowest against the
respectable casses-a Of castes-one OF life or death
The matter however Is delicate one 10 handle The
superintendent had granted them 100 musksis. Powder
they have always bought Of the merchants as you know
write this you should see In sny OF the Amei-
can papers TRADE about the English mediine IN the
civil discussions Of Ygestan. | am AFRAID they VIII take
and sack Bacaar Many Of the women and children are
uvin on the English side Of the Honda sready some Of
the respectable families have como 10 Belize.
You will ask what has caused this cruel Instruction
answer bad government They have depressed the inei
an or labOng man, with taxes &c ne was unaecustomed
10 pay 10 the King OF Spanhe has been held In sort Of
BONDAGE from the Of hire and advance OF wages
which are low ard believe, though m not quite clear
on the point tina, when the athsr died In debt TO his en-
uoyer the son had work It ouths evil they Inherited
from the SpAnisIds. They now cry death to the whites
and all who have white blood in themand SAY they must
and will have their territories back az Jain as In The lime OF
the MonieLumss lJoar. OF Commerce Correspondence
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IN az HausNFeT, NlNVLI y :. r. bFIs
a CASE OF ASTHMA.

Mr. Elisha Chspa residing ~ ~ Tara avenue, New.
yors has been Afflicted STAGE ehilthooc, pefod OF =
yeas with snd freqssnt ataess 81 Asthma Ia
letter andy by him @ Dr. Chistie asent he ssys
As early Ia NE ~ have aay recollection q snythins
my be troubled With Asthma the uost vivid IL hss
me hrnus hoai s the y,fioas changes u NE
aasctns my general health prosifAilEs nay eneffes De
ransinS ny hole systo, aud hnsy sae sous
both mnd aai BODY 90 tus testguetise iuhsener" Mr.
chaplin trra every tsmsdy, called, Tor hs distress
ing eompsint. bat all % ~ purpose IA very last
resort he tempted 90 procure De Chtiss 0.ssnc
Hsh sad srsnsihsains Plaster Rssiins 10 ihs sses u
these articles, quote father from bis osu le.st lie
s.ys" In d,vs amer their application the eject wA'
very ssnsiey fs and ever sihee that rnss hsvs tsee
sr.Aaaliy luprovns aaa saiass stEeasth" Mt Sh.fin
that sheush he supposed N. was esyead Al
medical aia that 10 sensasfs hissf x-ss "s ana
believe. h. 10 30 sasirsly o~af 90 the tshta
use chasss o.lvsaic Belt aad Strengthening PLASTER
CHRlSriE's 1sSttsn o.lvsste Asn Ms~stfis -
EAftvt, e.a enly be sstainsA In Ne~.fet> q u, &
MulknEAp rs? nNsiway. sha is The ueresai Assn'
f the uatsa states saa 60 whem al easinsss souimas
saiiors shsalA - aAafss.ss
Authasis sd Agents. u ~hsn Chfississ osaatas Art
ole. eaa " egssafea Me-, lsfs-p q asofhsss, 80
nruaAwav Es,is-aMfs Naaa-f ite SsaFssi s'Asss
p. n h Fess. Esshasss t..41sgAi@-r n. Re
ssfsaa 10 VhssaaEst N,t 81 ss~s -~sisas' hasa' 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

SYRACUSE HoUsE--The far famed Syracuse
House has changed hands MI Rns, who has won SO high
reputation 10 IT, having retired on account Of III health
The house has now been taken by Mr.. \. H. Ghlei OF
Brooklyn and Mr. T. Knickebocker, who has been In iae
employ Of Mr.. Rust Tor number Of years. Mr. Gilei
We have known for time past and know him TO be
fully equal to task OF sustaining the high reputation
Of the syracuse House. We fully endorse the following
from the Syracuse Journal, that
Mr. Get possesses in sn eminent degree The requisite:
Tor a popular and useful landlord His courteous aud
agreeable manners improved by generous impulses and
noe powers will draw around him numeI-
ous and wort thy friends Few better qualified 10
assume the management of house deseTvediy popusT
with travellers from all parts Of this country snd Europe
than MessIs. Gillet and knckerboeker.
We have no doubt the Syracuse House VIII continue 10
deserve the extensive patronage extended TO
il under the administration Of Mr. RasI.
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AZ "a LETTER TO A FATHER.

" FoV' TT.
To ps CnRIsrlE's AGESr-Su. The following u the
purpor Of letter from ny daughter who has received 50
much benefit from the Of ChIistss Uslvanic articles
(which purchased from yo0) that have thought proper
give satisfaction, veil as Tor ths oenehI OF
those Who msy be similarly Afflicted feG are ~ liberty
10 use IL as you think proper. ...o-,
ke.peetfully. 40 A " nlChkOlci
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FROM THE BRAgos Z. S. steamer Fashion,
Capt Morgan the 3h arrived from the BrSfls' nav
,n JAILED thence on tho lOth inst Capt Morgan reports
that the steamer Telegraph. Capt Foger, s ths Bszos
aso on the 10Th lust aud that she had the mail On board
with number Of passengers she Is row constantly eA-
pected We learn there Is from tho line Of the
Ro GraBie.
The u. :. steamship Gen. Butler. nom the BfAros,
brought over the remains OF Gen. Hopping.
IN. o. p!csyune Mar. Ia.
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NOTICES,
rnRTnoLoaiEra Asp PUBLISHERS
hOMI.Hus - WILLS,
.Hfs..- ss..tl ~ Nr..an-.s. N. /.

~ Iu-hirr a npupi, Nsshsefe nrAss-. ns,'
aar - the tsaihs, Maapf.ststess Fank Al " a." q
viii passh.sa a si~as q srsatfsHt psHA Nst7s. 'st"a
s.fs a usrest ptsns aAa isssisw rf@ AHS Fssf aes
tahia istn,s "if ="
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AG HICKROTE


DsAKP | wrote 90 you some time sinos, aud Informed
YOU Of tho beneh received from the OAlysnie bets sud
Magnetic Fluid you have found u the best AND
only thins that gave relief have gotten entirely
over ms am-nes add never bad better health IN my life
II a. rood Asd truly belieye II bad rot 50, the Belt
and fluid would have now been dead. before asea
mad hesu Tor ant weeks unable To dIcss ufsei or -
times IA my bed without help TIE use % Sni'-
t.. Bel. and Fnt have restored me entire health Mr.
Bell SAs also arr ctsd for Sears with he khsumsi'm
in the shoulders. b. tried them aus cured al ooce
,hrr ali medical aid had failed shall ever regard your
GAlvanic aud Msguetic presents - my mo'e NAaec
friends We are all now IN perfect health . ,..
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- tts. .ha "a vi-is i.is ns-. l..@t~ tas '.hss
,r 81. ,ssisssss "a ttis sitr a. Fs~hsit' 49, -
,.,al a. iss.-s rr~ss s-ssii.s. 81 Asi' f.'', pc
N. .s.iss.sa Tssns ssast.l ths p-hs' Fi~is ~.
ti..i -.tfsir ~soSsI o - stss "a hss-t -sas
~ rsrfsss.. A.as~.. tt.s~sks~l A. si.-s Es-s~s
ed ,....r saa ~ viii a. H-.s = tsrrr y
s.riss %. rs.slis' .fvsasssss ~ fs''rs, sss'-s -
pftnailir wlfNF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

CARE or Coon HoFE The post from the ron
Tier brings tho particulars vi tho grand meeting Of kanrs
which TOOK place AZ king Williams Town the 'ih. All
the anr Chiefs present. but there not % many
OF the people expected the number At no time oA
ccoding 900 Sir Harry Smh administered the cath ~
allegiance and explained. In a clear AMI unmstsAsMe
manner that thoy held IN iare their land, Of me Queen
Of Great Britain that no. or tho person Her Majesty should
appoint, their usst Chef and that 70 him they wofs
10 cav Implicit obedience. Chcfs spoke their feelings
on tho and they all seemed delighted that they
were taken cat u tho BUSH and we'll pleased with sir
Harry. Arr anscmsnts frast Natal ussste. Jan, H.
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TIM sKn-wIgxl.Y TRIBUNE
>Ew.,uKK wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

trsAtsh.A even SATURDAY MoS>iNc, az the low pilee .
= ret Aanum Ia advance 10 copios gi - or ~ eope
H.. 80 GRFKLSN = McELRAIH, fnHis"eIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

GrsrRosirr or rnE BHirIsa GoyxK>nrsr -
The British Govsrnmsn, has swsidedSe eoto the owners
master and crew OF tho American barb byron. capt
Road OF stonngtun. Conn and Gold Medal bearing The
NORTH eftha Ga, on CAPT Road. tot their humane
sfllona In rssculng ishteen hgah 'oasn wieeAed on
tho Coas, Of Patagonia Also. Aso g. The owners Of
seboonof nariuf OF noston fer fesculns and tables
intn pot the crew 81 the British hfis " leua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

NEwJERsEY.-The Wing State Central Com
mittee propose calling a State Convention for the
9th of May next, to appoint Delegates to the
Whig National Convention of June 5.
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BOARDING.

DOARD WANTED-By gentleman and his wiisi
ID 10 small genteei private family whose object would
n. n.t merely 70 reduce expenses but 10 secure pleasant
oomuany sad make IL an agreeable home. psror snd
bedroom on second foor unfurnishet or psror alone
are and convenient, would answer Best references
| given ana required Inquire at - Newest az 5t-
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman and his wife In
Dasms quiet family where dinner can be had ct one
o'clock between Barclay and Canal sn Terms must DO
mcds Address H. w u % beekmen o. tnfoutn me
City Dispatch Post NIL u
TO LkT-Frou the ls OF May, front room, with or
j without board, suitable for physician, when has
been occupied such for number Of yesrs Broad
IN ~ m22s.'
rINO LET.To sir gle gentlemen luse froot
room With clothes press hc and two front atcs, fur
nshed or uDfurBshed The house very pleasantly cit
uated IL Is but three doors from Hutsons No children
In house. Terms moderate. Inquire ~ opilns w.
ul2l lws
no LET-Furnisbed or pnfurnshed rooms to gentle.
Il men viz: splendid front paror, second story ana
two attic with ire place In each nom the hrst Ut
Nay last week In April II applied for soon In
dalre at Al Frankin-st. near broadway. NIL lw.
BOARDING IN BROADWAY 3snuemen and
gentlemen and ladies sning board can be eoconfno-
with genteey shed rooms and board In koass
o. Broadway This IL undoubtedly o. the beet oca-
road depos and vicinity Of the principal hcsIs aud
downtown business Persons Wishing TO lsays their no
tel for quiet aud respectable house. will md their rtsr.
EFT 10 calling the above number 10 Broadway before
elsewhere NB-Btrsnsers visiting the city VIII
apA rood rooms with hoard and gentlemen Wishing meals
only DO accommodated on the nost liberal bsosawS
terms <oI ln
DOARDINli.-0ood Losrd, with pleasant rooms =
ID ss Broadway Also board withcas rooms q above.
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ONO AT the late Wing Convention Of the 9Th
Congressional District Of Ohio, Gen EDWARD HAN
ILIoN Of Scioto County was chosen Delegate to the
National Convention, and WILLIAM NJ. MEEK his
alternate Gen. john L. GREEN Of Ross was de
signated as the Presidential Elector.
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O-T-On Saturday evening last. In Church q Woos,
/ t-r.st between franklin and Princests diamond
Br-astpin The fnder BY leaving at los Frsnsnass
wall he literally rewarded. NV lSS
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OpFquIxs % Cart. ArERs.--The funeral Of the
late Brevst CAPT Geo W. Ayers 4. Army, toos place
ye1sfdsy s from the residence Of his brotbsr ~.
south Ffoptst according - previous arar srmsnt aud
In avery respcct sgch a. behucd the memory - The
b.roc dead Tho c3ftego YVES several tfpAfea In length
"a pte,,ntsd nuouruisi and imposing spsctaele ~
n.s..A over tho designated f0nis 70 the honunsuial
fe,o.t.ry where The body was intsrsd While The rip.
s.ou was passing ihfOagh The city TO ihs tsmssfy "
t.. ~ :. Prfsrs Church fuuH and haEs wsfs hsi
a..,,sd and efapsd The Philsdslphia ofays vefs de-
N''' ~ Wv lPhii North Amsfic.n, Pet
Tny bccfpysr AT NrwAHE The PhIadsiph'a
c,-,,f. s.xs ,bsi tho malls iassn hgul Tie wssf
,sf ushy s,ai lad sent fofwnd and rsashsd bsi'
perfect paper nacN.
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Acute or chronic Supplying the heal fsee or limbs oout
Tic Do oreux, Toolhsche Bronchitis, Vertigo Nervous
aud sex hEADAShr, ,- -. ~
Indigestion Paralysis Palsy, Fs. Epepsy Cramp Sai-
pitAton of the hs,rt Apopsxy, suhnsss Of lles Spl
Dizziness Of Head, Pains In the chest ano sde Zen.
eFa Debh, Deficiency OF Nervous aaa Pny'ieai Energy
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MuRnFR.-A most shocking nufdor was COM
ritied A. Denmark In this county on Saturday aat
VOC M an BY the u CoyuEion vas KILLED BY hf
Pifg- f1fmsfly OF Hsfdrnan taunty. Covinston vas
very much intoxicated, much ~ that he might nave
, pushsd down ~ ehii, ard oufht not 'thsfolne ~
have been noticed by man, especially sober nan az
"a. Fiftla A few Nofds passed between thnn ~han
Pitl, df.v lNse knife aua commenced cutting a. GO.
iayro he was exclaimed a. nom tho opputlis side ~ hs
srst not 10 cot dfunt on bat he raia poo HteHi"n
hi h.t VS. sid ard before the iysisndss could iHisf
f,y. ted sl,h To- tho hps ~ bis unfortunate sta
f', ,.ltrh r.ussd death in abuut ten minutes fiiNe
vs. nsdsisiy .ffsstsi snd - confined a ihs la"
oil this zouniY lNe''e'" EN-" N"A
DTsrpucrwr FinF Al fHt lEiicaNNrriHes'
~ LET 10 record thaf rassiay mosHiae ihs ii'h
tn., ts inansirn - Hufwsl sAfNf fs a. The
o Hstns ahnai f.af miles ifHH ihis rlsfs. "a Peg"
trf b, be- cod l ~ al he aiissesi hsilfiHs' The
.s,f snfs u ifs huii,linta wee sl f1HsHtHef
ltians tusi nshnsf. i.ih
fitisufa Tho returns. g. Ia ss feas lrei. show
Tremendous nsiiY in fasrf 10 ihs ss- 'HnsiiiH Ion 4
also rfphahs that she athlete sssiHiirr % no
goes ffon faaissnos IN ihr state has hpsH sa7tisa.
maush not ~ % large msqflJ, KAT iAi fl"'
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TRIAL or DR.. CooLIDeE.-This important case
Is progressing ia interest Appearances are increasing
which render the prisoners guilt highly probable though
as the evidence principally crcunstaniA 1. Is difficult
to foreten what verdict will be pronounced upon him
The Portland papers publish the testimony Of young Mr.
Flint from which we take the most in poriant part:
Witness was staden, with prisoner had been talking
with prisoner 10 the early part Of the evening about
ting for dissection left the Office IN order 70 give
the prisoner opportunity to with Chas Stack
pole about went his boarding house; played
6sok CANNON there started to 90 to bed and met In the
went with him Prisoner locked the door. Then sad
to witness-l going to reveal 70 you secret which
here went glass Of brand aud fell dead snd
he now lies in the other have thqmped him on The
hssd 10 mike folks think have murdered him" Consult
cd about throwing the body the rivethought there was
too much Helped the prisoner to carry the body down
through Shoreys shop, cellar and over the woodpie
sherstwssle Prisoner said his popularity would shield
him spicon hen the body should be found WIZ
ness described the used 70 efsee the blood ana
other marks about the Office Next day prisoner gave
witness some money saying IL would not DO for him 10 be
found with 90 much money in his pocketoook witness
hid It 10 wood pile. Another lot was hfst hid In Jug
and then burntup.
strongly mPoItunsd witness never to reveal whst ne
had discovered. Witness WAS before the Coroners In
shove facts although he was under oath TO tell the whole
tru,h week AMER the murder, witness wrote TO his Ia
thsr swing hin some intm,oG o. WIS, w me With
promise all the favor that could be extended 10 hi
MAD Doc We understand that the dog Killed IN Cam
bridgeport yesterday left his foth some eisht feet ign on
upper Of tho door IN his frantic Efforts 70 get ato
the room from the entry. He finally shot IL 10 pre-
sumei h.f several dogs bitten many were seen IN
the immediate vicinity before ran into Mr. Chensys house
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lClear the streets houses and outhouses Of pa
trd carcslos and al animal matter In state Of deeom-
position Feeding on such substances eyers and maciens
the canine sPscicsl
OnsEQUIEs o. CAPT. ArERs.-The funeral OF The
late Brevst Can't Geo. W. Ayers. T. Army, t0os place
Yesterday as from the residence 81 his bfotbsf ~
south Ffopts according 10 previous arar cement and
,in avery respect ssch behttcd the memory - the
bsroic dead Tho coqgo YVES sevofal squares In length
,ournf4i and imposing spectacle. u