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And AGUE PILLS

And for every description OF inflammation Bruises Burns
and Sealds. the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTf Is
a sovereign remedy.
All Of the above may be found at WELD & CO.'S Depot
Of Cheap Literature. No - Gimp sGrest a5tf
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#k thF s4sagosa, Clifton Arkaneas and Menouratele
it4 lae-i .et s0 further supply Of thoss supe.
s ..es " 800 khkCHA sTtFFENED HATS,
e tlain with very neeuiar and beautiful cnr q
2 'ao oHm s0lpaasinE anything va brought OUT.
g.. ID BUNGEiS
t- ifeNilHM Haf store and Manufacf0fv 90 canal %
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BANKS ARCADE E4cra2TArE &C.,
fHiHlS Establishment HAVING hen $500 r.
signed, they have had thoroughly renovated ~
~ u54 np, aad are prepared accomrnedsfa ss
oy qlq transient B0ARDERS. The BA r hss Bean i ~
s s,sAglel WITH LIQUORS Of The best quality which We
WI compare tavoaby with any other establishment
~ VS. eiL he Rooms comfortably fumnbed and viii
4.e s5 la % give every satisfaction 70 BOanden
I2y y TUFTS 81 DIGGEs
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AS PETER e TuNsTAIr NJ d. is about 10 leave The Ma.
rue Hospital take pleasure IN onns this certificate Of his
character and qualifications. Dr. Iunsta has discharged
faithfully and vel the duties of his post He competent
and careful and leaves the Institution with tie hshestI
pect of the gentlemen who compose the Medical Staff
ALEX. b. WHITING. Health Officer.
Quarantine Staten Island. June 9Th 1913 ia12 I'm
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0HEsOENI RESTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
NO. IS 81. ChaRLEs sLreat. aarnar aRaRrER-

Ills establishment has been entirely Temodele sEeaty
= improved, and very handsomely e-fumish. q
Cd throughout, and Is now open for the season
From The previous Wel-establshed reputation
OF the CRESCENT OYSTER SALOON AND RES VI y
lAUhAT " ALehh deems 10 superiuOus 20 entef INTO
long panegye OF his h0uss, but simply 10 thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
eeed and to assure them that the kind manner which
ns efforts to please have been appreciated viii only stimulate
nln % INCREASED exeTons to secure Che large patronage
tashionable and popular resort in the city.
lie has made arrangements 20 beat al times supplied with
a. y the finest OYSTERS, from Mobile Bana-
wv 81 tara, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which will
&e9# e served up in any style 10 suit the palate
49, his arrangements are complete 70 be seasons
ply supplied with every variety Of GAME ~
ana tleEts IN the preparation Of which no ~
pains will be spared to crafty the taste Of the ~
most taztidious epicure N5tl
on bis bill 81 fare win always be found STEAKS.
G6QRs, OUTLETS every kind of POULTRY and
fEfh4 Abllto IN short, with every thing in that
can be procured.
His stock Of LIQUORS having been selected BY himself
are OF asnpeo quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported, Of French and Swiss Wines C0rdisls
scotch Ale, lush and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and PoneT-a trial Of
tnese Liquors all that he desires insure favorable
1NluA ms 5m
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This only one Of more man tour tl0usenQ eel8s
Rheumatism thai Dr. IoWusend's Sanappalia has ouud
The most severe aud chronic cases weekly eadeafed b
it's extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., one Of the assistants ia the Luna
tic Asylum. BaekWells Island. 81 The gentleman spoken
in the following letter.
BhAOKWELL's ISLAND, Sept IA ISL
Or. JoBnsend--Dear Sir / have suffered terribly To-
nine ysas with the Rheumatsmi considerable Of the ns
could not eat sleep walk had the utmost distressing
pains and my limbs were terribly swollen. have used oui
bottles of your sassapara and they have done lon
than one thousand dolan worth q good. am - muohba
teindeed entirely relieved. You nc liberty IA.
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. KOur, rsspeofay
JAMES gnAMfar
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
1ler CIROD and VIEW LIZZIE 81 .Aes,7

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Colltf tf11a01l Gaa VIEW LEHEE SIS. Nsa5 Orleans.
= 'front.' Of the principal Steam and Fiatb0st =
Aanqings and affords peculiar accommodations fol A
western Merchants, raiders and Traveller geUeY- l&s
ay Ahe house spacious and comfortable and possesss
every convenience the chambers are well furnished and
eY le ianle Is supplied with the best the market can
49fnsH me Bar VIII be supplied with the best Wines anil
laquois AZ OF which selected with great care 40 eY
Es VIII pe spared % make the Commercial worthy Of rub
nc patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
Vl4 ON Successor Joseph % Hwrr
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- - tlf HERCULES and gyAFrrf al e
n,anf 81 y+if4 $50 Sanity hand vse.s
49, q 415lilslsN PINE and CYPRFss rl q s
O. T5ssss sea eeips and IFeaihsTbos is5 ! 2 E.
noa6s saves ana Disissd to order g Sc sborss,
ga 5m4
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D.. T05nssnd-Desr Sin ! purchased for ny wife t1a,
bottles Of sarssparila Of your agent, Ai 9e a Of Kas
az00 To try it for the Fever and Ague. Before had hab
81 the Ts bottle it sppeara1 TO The blood and ever
other day when the cs and fever appeared they wea m
Violent and before she had finished The bottle she was eB
tey relieved and chs much better than ha had baar
before she took the HgHe. "a lady that had been very ia
With oh and fever but had broke them with qainns am
was left in very weak and distressing state and ID .Us
eeesdingy with the agus cake, seeing the elect thet
o. my wife. she sent and procured few bottles end Il Re
aoFsd her q few wssssto complete health Your sansps
qa M without doubt uneqna!isd u diseases incident o In
West, and II goa think that this communication win hsn
use, Tqu are at liberty @ use IL rs you choose
Youn. respectfully. CHARLxa 81 Swan
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EXANDER HILLS
no Us FURNISHING SIT

- So Camp street MewOrleans
H#J HERE amseg ind all articles al House Eeebnp
CEN rsne esne1gi assortment and 81 eCt stock Of
~ tNEhA fDkNfEDk f-C Cooking Utensils Tin and
lion were. tto Sets. Hr7s and Steel shoves and
lQlEs ial Kitchen Fire llon-g4are
hAAWti4ftED and pafeuf metal Timed HDTTDTV
WARE FiB DOGS
GERMAN iLNeR Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
AaAht CT tLeAk; Gemau liver. Britannia and Iron
lt a ana TABLE SPOONS.
WUQlN Akt-Bfaa and lron bound CEDAR PALS
b.Aifl N-BqpND CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-BsskeE, Grades, Nuns Chaiis and
Wagons.
Health Brushes 7 s''
hA fs-7lge MANTLE Alicante Palm and Husk MATS.
~ WATERS and TRAYS
49, gt.ania, and new Metal CANDLEsTICKs
sIE AnlBsl 4r ard HALL LANTERNS.
4DyhtA& STOVES Hnd FURNACES
= & y Bus4ts nHeni premium COOK STOVES. fof
tHood Or qal-ri'h fixtures com plete ire most a..
proved article III use. N "a
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M ITTTNWW 11T1-77l17
iFs bsr5 30 l7e3i{e.--Ihe subscribers have now 81
Fsrrv = i,ses " >. RIFLES tram Har8er's -e-
No sfssasl5ts-l7 supQiy Of COLTS REpFATf
PISTOLS fiI e93i SIS ssAAoo,sza English BELT -
priced Revaiei,-. IS s : ~ PISTOLS; also. osy
ta4g F6nn-se,9s fi Military Sashes and oihsr NIiii
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T
ftlt Undersigned s ln uleraled 10 execute aI psosrs
saf % naeue fHhEh MONTHS ~ ~
AAteA = SOY and co'lee BACK PAY
1919 tAA .ae lhe hqlss 81 deceased Ell
saN aaasIs who served a Die late Eaf 70 ~
9seo ONO q hsF ComneIcial Esotange directly
NN a9tH@ N7shals Office wa Ml4NaGBA AM
le.s east I'd 81 Beet La NoiunfeaFs.
20 MERCHANT s PLAN TERs BUu.DERs,
carpenters. and an others interested 10 Building
~ Messy coz SrEAa MArulAcTORy
49, ~ r.. ~ esrst e'i 7fieH 4|Ets4 dT8 6ir02 sts.
StHsferF, are nQB fully prepared 10
stf. N 49, ueseli iol 81 work used ia private OF
ha 'ele doors Mahogany Balussn
49, -tal9hei9 h9Has AWnig Posts.
81 prev au Dec Frame llsbe554- - ~. -stl-4l-s
Nshoeany Nawais giaes ttf.i-.-t ID 81
Fffp $50 l9n "a Ntlet.a AZ ant other SAVING.
MSS OF etefg dascnriinu aorf4aafaI g. g.
1tnatsa Namneqs and MACHINERY Il ffb os,s--
t vs. eompga, Oh the best ana mos
Ye. 2Nis heiteu sind Bars ftiea up 4@7
-A ta at U.s. as above asli INCEST ~ I'm
81, Nho aie dsa.rops Of building would Do wei 10
Sbel1 alaas Walnut. Cyplsss asl
s-N fAlle ne taA il7r aad fellow Pine ~ cans $3.50
aArlo..s constantly on haad and "a NJ ~ ~ wv Wv
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NEW WATCHES. JEWELRy. ETC.

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W are now ln receipt Of large and splendid stock Of
y God and Silver, Lever, Lepne and Deaplex 20
WATCHES, OF the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS k9z5A
manufacture. Also, JeWelry, Sill s. "a
49, -szSss Eer-WaIe, Spectaeles, Gold Pens So y
BOckei and Table Cutlery and Fancy
6oo4s particularly invite the attention Of ladies and
ssLeent 70 cur stock before purchasing elsewhere, as It is
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
snail be sold as low as az any house il the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 25 Canal street
n. h.yur personal attention viii be devoted to repair
ing every description Of fine Watches Clocks Iewery 80
which shall perform satisfactorily as ever. OF no charge
nc U K q N.
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- ia-4!eal Sir. haee The pleaslla % in91
1919. iie 81 my children have been eufal Ell tie scf0u,
1,s ee @ yquf excellent medicine They were asis.
49, 49, eAtQ qaa sores have taken only four b0lie5;
~ en aNag Tor which feel myself under great obga
-.sA kours, Especially
ISAAC w. CaAIH I0s WoorlefaIeat
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Df Townsend Sauaparia q Hnsqualled % ts Of q
Chils and Fever and ACUTE The following set OnlyOB
Of the hundreds that we haze received from The S0n on
West of like character.
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49, 99r2lta 43e kfttHEtlPs
ID lis 1th Qi September 1875 tie undersigned sssoe
rTrssifs5 VIE am 81 ihs BOOK and JOB PRINfFfSf
ms N4ce, MR. LEWIS a. MfBD1Erov late ST Moils
~. ~ ss q me eonceTn Wi in future be conducted M
~ as ~ ara and style OF SHENoER & MIbbLEToN
nm
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sCROFUL4 CqJRRr


cate nqlusigely proves thattds Susceptibility
go control over the most obstinate dissass 81 80 o5t
-nlgs peaon. cured p one bone S lnnlsesdanIsa.
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WATCHES, JEWBRY AND FANCY GOODS,

VIE subscribers have Just received an additional 20
= supply Of very superior Go I'D and Silver Watches, sA
95let superior makers Also Fine LoHdoH Dupte1l1a
H1ceg, Heh JeelrT, Of the latest styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies' Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rinea
&c. Also, great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected by
one Of TIE firm in the European markets consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Retculs and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors aud Needles, Table Knives and
Forks, CastoH, Candesticks, Double and Single Barrel
suns, Pistols, Rev0veFs. Bowie Knives Military Goods &C.
NC, for sale ct moderate prices, by
jaA HYDE & GOODRICH. IS Chsrtrss st.
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DISEASES or THE CHEST
ffFT7HE sTETH ESCOPE, applied % Ne Chest, asceE
taininr tie State Of Diseased bungs, Diseased Heart
Bfouchitis etc BY DIR IuHsTALL late Pupil Of hndfal
BEoussas Dupuynen Ashley Cooper, tsae diploma q h
New York
pr q may be consulted daily 81 133 Pogdras street. New
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@+A+s a41Rl5 To- - Royal street,
lis SALOON has been Cited Us r. 4 sf4le MAJ for
RAJ IS ~ i enlence suIpasses any b the South. The
RI = aha lat always be, supplied with the choicest al
NV JOHN G. MILLER.
r-,ua ELLgLANA HOUSE TOR SALE
~ II ~ n - SlILRE and GOOD WILL. Of
"A lhe HELlgAANA. HOUSE. Is offered al ~
Ahe house VIII accommodate nearly one bnr5.5 ~
sssIs ana 3 igA eight months ID the year To ill
to acquainted With the estern trade this hon-s 77oi
s etaa source Of profit The present oeenpa1f ,sEie
laliie oilers ne above fine esah hnerf ~ ,5ses5
I14s bellcaals, apply the premises cornar al
Sg-lA A eed tcHouPIrOULAs streets. . si'si -
ANS . JAMES ROACH.
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Those that initiate 1r Vq,5rss- IL &c. 3s bsra q.
vafabY called their stiii $3.50 I{si va 1900 IN
sind have copied onr bii assa eials-- n sas n o
W q Nuiaens W9fd for Wold--otaes who ~.
hase, since the great success 81 Dr Townsend 3
ln eonp alnls Incident 70 females iee0nnienda
seiisi aihQugh previously tEev 3a NOT nsafTof hsss
lA7ea, Pills ETC.. are injurious ~ Faasss 81 f5p aegfs.
fale disease, and Undermine rs sr,nsfinli1T
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JUST EDbLlsHEl}-' TRastdit CONSUMPTION and
tss stshescepe, with Practical Gases during la Author
STUDIES s London Edinbufg aud faTs and h own pTae
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Ha extract OF 1aElspaa has been expressly BiaDalsd
tsssIenoe % female complaints female who as saa0H
te s4pqos9 she M apQr0achirE that critical ralod The un
q me- sI1uld neglect 70 take t i csan pI8gent
i0l any On ele numerous helrbe diseases which amaM
els saleei ~ th TINS ct life, This Hesod may be DELAYED
tqt several yaa1s By using this nedaina NOrals vans
pc lof those who ere approlehng FBmanh0od e h o
eH % assist nature by quiekeaiag the blood and ingQ
elh8 ne syssea lndeedi tais medicine Is aFGuabs0Ia
a aelqata diseases ~ which suhiaot 70 bfag
ne hole sfasl reney7s permanently the natural energs
~ removing the impurities 81 the body not 8l smu
Ins Is q produces subsequent aaxafon which thHcaN
ll9s neqilne1 taken oI female weakness and 6seale
asns rev bottles 81 this medicine many severe aad eana
aalGca epelatious may Be prevented.
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MASS PLANO REIrsvOy
h8sdsN LETTER SfEAES lEf5f q y ssn-r..
nhN ala elegant Arcie-vary Du4abe ~ 49,
oaieel costing 1ni tribe fhs oa=srs5a ~. 80
eaals rs anied .QI Alnss, Churches Hotels 500.
licas AHdt fs1'a|s. etc. afs srI5 ~ ~
Aseinie9 pueei. spec 1lens 70 be sasn ana -,-ie5
received h7 ]. ID. ANDERSON les
Engine FOB SALE.
6hA ALL ENGINE ai two horse power Of snperio-
4 y fQz1iansllp, oQrulIse 81 even tesrfct Anuy 10
LEEDS co. hesiss F0undy
a BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS.
oW 1ndnE from ships 0EauhFidse
sanchasfar Diana, Peter Marcy and bark
sele1ee suislAa assert eat 81 tie
aiaa FROST g CO.. ieMasariasn.
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n A. TYLER, Sc C.8IIP 81 las constantly Oh hand.
Ii and is receiving by every snpa, Gold r4q
Lever Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES OF ali AasA
the best makas, Also-Fob Vest ~ e.
- and Guard CHAINS, SEALSeat
and KEYS, IN every variety. Sold Pens,
Eenes' Ahnbles, Buckles, &c Fine BIaeaes Brooches
ceeAlaee, Kings sive1wana, Spoons and Forks Ladies,
SasiQis Cups Pitchers, Trays, Pated CasOn, TeaSetts,
eandiestcks, rms rich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per,
with great variety Of other articles toe
nnmeous % mention. SPECFACEES with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of every
knid-hye Protectors, etc. ETC. consantig on hand and
fitted to suit tha eye at short notice niS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-24

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Webb and HAYES.
MAY z2.-The usual number of small potato'' rogues
and dsoiderly characters this morning brought
before the Court. The only case of interest of
the People against Catherine McCann.
Catherine Nc Cdnn.--1he prisoner q mere child,
only 10 years Of age She accused VI having stolen
$40 from Elizabeth ELrs, Of No IL Orange street 1t
was Represented that this child had grown old in crime
probably by the tutorage Of older and guilty per-
She had been In the habit OF riding in omnibus
SEES and exercising the profession OF pickpocket At
The time Of her arrest The seemed to exult in her know
ledge criminal practices She boosted of intimacy
with the practices which mark crime in older persons
in fact she knew all that wanton. twice thrice her
might be supposed to know Of criminal connection
between the her know she averred being
practical Poor child when she found herself in dan
Of punishment for her Offences she melted down
something like her al infantilc nature She
cried like child pleaded like child and in fact lost
II app, aranee Of tho hardened criminal She has evil
nd more culrsble persons than herself When brought
before the magistrate 1t became apparent by evidence
there adduced that the proceeds OF the child dishonest
practices had beer devoted furnishing the OF
Prostitute Of some years standing. VINO resides in
Roosevelt street. Other persons, besides the prost
tute. resident ia Roosevelt street, have been mp-
Gated by the evidence Of the girl II may be recollect
td by the readers Of the Herald, that some mouths
since, poor but respectable woman. who keeps fruit
cake stand st the of Chatham and Roosevelt
street accused of stealing fifty dollars ia gold from
tailor. She came near being convicted aud her
vcton would have been followed by incarceration in
the State Prison. This child the principal wit
ness against the apple and cake woman. IL APP
than probable that the girl Catherine Me-
ann was herself the thief All things taken into con-
deratiOn the court deemed 1t best the prison.
to the House Of Refuge Her cries, when informed
of the decision Of the court ere heartrcndng 1t is
to be hoped that the tutors of this little girl the per-
IONS who received the profits Of her criminal
may be brought to justice. II they be- legally ar
raigned and convicted there Is but little doubt that
they will meet with justice at the hands of the court
whose melancholy duty 1t was to PASS sentence upon
the child Catherine Mccain.
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Movements OF Individ uaIs

commodore Smith, q. f.. slaughter u. s. ~; Mrs.
Commodore Morgan, Washington j. w. Wolfe, St.
Thomas, West Indies Nicolas Almeiror, Francs Jose
De Sails, and Thomas Freehill, Porto Rico, arrived
yesterday at the .astor House
Lieut.. Col. A. X McClung who was second in
msnd OF the LIST Mississippi Rihemen and who was So
verey wounded at the siege Of Monterey whilst STORM
ing Mexican fort, Is at Cincinnati
MIR II. Bidlack, Of the late Charge to New Graua-
da, Is in Philadelphia.
Hon. Robert Dale Owen OF Indiana is also In Phila-
delphia Mr. O. was the former member Of the House
ire m the first Congressional District OF Indiana
General Brooke, Major Garrett, Colonel Duncan,
and arrived at St. Louis, the 18th inst
en- ,e1f. for Santa Re.
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BrcokIyn CITY Intelligence.

CouRr OF APrEALs-Present All the Judges-Case No.
:6 On the calendar, who not concluded WAS
sumed yesterday morning. he President &c. of the
Merchants Bank in the city Of New YORK plaintiffs in
error, rs. Enoch w. Clark ct al, defendants in error
he resondeDts f. w Clark, Il Go transmitted from
Philadelphia to John L Smith & CO., Of New York,
among other funds amounting to about $4,000,
IA raft on Carpenter s. Nermyea. for 81 ,OO0 These
two houses brokers, each receiving remittances
from the other which were kept in separate accounts
In the letter OF remittance Clark x Co advised Of
drafts TO 100000 The New DIRK house presented the
draft OF Carpenter Vermlyea received u check for
II on the lheBx Bank and deposited the check with
the Merchants Bank who got IL certified and passed it
to the credit of Smith Co. At his time Smith " Co.
had largely oveidrawn their account in the Merchants
pauk and the Institution gave no new credit the
faith OF the deposit. Smith h Co paid none Of the
day the deposit of the ~ 900 check made in the
Merchants Bank The Philadelphia house sued the
Merchants Bank for the 81 200 check The Of
Spoonsr, appellants rs Hicks. respondent, which
extra case placed on the calendar last motion
day by the Court was next taken up The questions
at issue in this 1t the validity OF the
code OF 1S49. by occasion of it's having enacting
clause; I'd as to the existence and utionaity Of
the City Court OF Brooklyn; ID as to the method Of
prcce, ding in that court. II it exists.
Police CoURT-Before Justice Truman Smith In
the Of the lghtermen who charged with steal
ing four barrels of lard from the brig Emma PRESCOTT
reported yesterday valued 1T $50 Judge Smith dis
charged Laniels the cook, aud committed tor trial
Freeman and Hastings the captain and mate the evil
dence against them being OF such character, that IL
they BIZ discharged they can only be acquitted on the
verdict # jury.
DisruRBlsa RELIGIOUS WoRsH,p.--A warrant WAS Is
sued yesterday by Justice Truman Smith. aud placed
IN the hands Of officer d. X Smith for the arrest Of
nun named Barber who is In the habit Of distur Ding
public worship every Sunday, without the slightegt
provocaton. he went into church Carrsville, last
sunday and proceeded to disturb The services in the
N, at violent demonstrations.
THRfATENNG TO last A SrELL."-Dolly Peterson, .
colortd woman was arrested by officer Mccormick.
charge Of threatening to harm kill, Gust spel'
on one Rachel A. Peterson. Rachel being rather
perstitOus. complained Of her warrant was issued
for her arrest but owing Atty VI law in
the warrant, Dolly was. dir charged
We announce with sorrow the death Of valuable
and hln nil India lat.
vcyor, VI brooklyn The disease which he died was
trisyDelaS u.
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TWO CENTS.


LAuNcII-ExcITIN6 ScE.E--Loss OF Lrr--The snlap
did ship Southampton, belonging to Mr. J. Griswolds
line Of London packets and the bark Powhatan, both
full rugged launched yesterday morning about 10
o'clock from the yard Of Messrs. Westervet Mackay
foot of,Eghth street.
The Southampton launched first and went into
her native element in fine style. with all her nsst' in,
and yards across. There we're about three hundred
peltons on her deck. about seventy of whom we're
ladies and all APPEARED TO enjoy the launch much
She Is to be commanded by capt Morgan late Of the
fns packet ship Dsvonshire, The Southampton Is
BENIN. and % feet deep. She is the largest merchant
After the Southampton had got the middle OF
the asst River the bark Powhatan built for Messrs.
Cbnmbs rlain & Phelps for the Narcotics trade, was
launched. As she got clear Of her ways. she
care,ped over TN her snrboard side and dipped her
bulwaik in the water, and remained in that situation
until she towed alongide the Southampton at the
deck where the was righted We understand that the
accident was casu,d by her striking Of the blocks
she went of the ways which caused her to can't
same to starboard aud the wind at the time blowing
frsh. carcrned her much that the loose ballast in
her hold shifted. which kept her III that situation.
.ohn Jones' rigger. who the forecastle she
went Off. thrown into the river and his legs be-
coming entanged in rope drowned before assistance
could be rendered him FIFTEEN persons were thrown
yeboard but all the rest picked up by the boats
She was damaged in the least by the accident Tho
r. is pretty modelled bark OF about 450 burthen
20 feet in length deck Is feet beam and ~ u feet
deep She also, was launched With all her spars in.