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GENERAL NOTICES.
ry Powlers & Wells, PhrenoIogists and
Publishers, Clinton Hall, Isl Nasssu-st near he Psfk


~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
erhef with al Tie lead az American and Foreign perodl-
merchant lawyers AID others annual subscription s.
Fvery new English, French and American work, Of gen
eral interest added % the Library - soon A. possible
sner publication. BY order,
c,yi5 eodlx J Z BERARD Secretary.
~ Notice.-Lecurers. I've and Far lnstiiunon, 10
Hufsou-sLFor The scientific treatment " al diseases OF
~ eve and ear dsqs n sftendance iOr the iuure ~"
b. every Saturday ant sunday from IN ne morning 4nu
a. ni GIT No attendance any other pay myI] ~"
~ Mrs. VI. y. Cove Nichols, "sier-Cufs Physi-
q an y Lexin KrOnay COnsut4 Ons ron 10 A oar NJ
~ Water-Cure Institutes.-DR TAIL receives
oaf-ufs cOmEodo1s cry snmenf ID Laiz hist
oce door from Johns Para and a. Oyster Bay, L. he
~. also competent assistants FOR outdoor practice. Con.
sgtauOrs yeroal Or BY lsl,sr Is as Ina
~ Wigs. Wigs Wiss .-Cukens and strangers
Of vi g hAlgs tOupees brads OF long air and other
- Na.den-l4ns The trade supplied my2 In
- Look out for your Heads .-Those who
have ne taste 70 appreciate taste vii recognize IN The
style Of harcgtuug pracficed a. NEDHUEsT HgAsr
Niden-lsne something unusually gfaeef8l The rs &c a.
ways ss the contour u the face. And then there are
tFoclsan brushes Tor eyery customer WHAT luxury
myZl In
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By the brig Potomac. Capt sMuB, from Mara
csbo April 20 we learn that the affairs OF the Govern
nent were in very unsettled state although the Mon
arss party was shl in power II was stated by private
s,,er. received at Msracabo ON the day the Potomac
,aed from Lseuayfa that Gen. Monesas had resigned
ms Presidency. The inhabitants Of Maraoaibo were IN
,,sectation Of another revolution soon
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" The trial OF Rev. Mr.. Burroughs for man
,-9snier' At Snow Hin. Nd has been concluded o9'
,einet has not yet come 20 hand IL Is genefAuy
Te.s,ee hat he viii be acquitted, as Il was quite clear
"7ssaslea Asi be acted Ia selidcience'
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WHOLE No. 2339.
CITY ITEMS.

lrEsDAY. May p. t-4a
FIRE.-A FIRE broke out yesterday afternoon
about s o'clock in the ihiri story q the premises
10 - wskerst occupied by Mr. Wm A Wheeler
siationer Before 1t could ~ sot ander the IRE de
stroyei considerable quantity q property.
lNQCEsr.-An unknown mao Tell IA fs 10
Madison near Oliver - sni instantly expired An in
quest held BY The Coroner Verdict accordingly
LArScH.-A very pretty htile ship Of sbou. 500
tons launched from Bishop Simonson yard ih.,
m0Tnin, She i called the M'oiaacs OSs She
was icwci % Jersey City by the steamer P..ot
DRowSEn BoDlEs.-OhcerP Phillips OF the THIRD
Ward discovered two male bodies floating IN the water
one 50 the loot OF Deyst the other st the too, Of
Chambcrs.t They appeared As Il they had been IN
the water some leugth OF time
AccrDENr A man named Edward Rogers. re
siding in Twenty.ninih e. between Ninth and Tenth
avenues accidentally is from his cart IN Aston plsce
snd was severely injured lie sent home
I>FANr DgSERrED.-A female infant bat ie0
hours ola was found By femsle shout o'clock 4. N
in Nineieenth.st between Broadway and Ihirdsv. Il
was sent 90 the Aims House Tor protection
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Nav TELEeRAPR LISEro BosroN.-On House s
ne" Inc to Boston about ten miles OF wire are already
Up and The posts are Sc, for the whole distance The
me vii be completed between Boston and Providence
n iewdsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23

Wig Factory j. al Walls. where Al al rmes can %
found The largest assortment tie city Strangers ana
crzens should CAL and Judge for themselves before Pof
chasing elsewhere BATcHEL0s's newly invented wigs
rite Copy The address myi5 MwkFu
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Y \ translation Of Jane Eyre IS now be-
ing published iu On fenil.e'on Of the National
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23

FEoM JANAIcA.-We have received files OF the
Kaqaon Ganaics) Morning Journal TO Apul H. not 50
hie As previous adces and therefore without farther
Intelligence.
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED-Noi
DfaS from the city where there will be but few boerdef.
by gentleman for hs vile snd two children, aged four
and ak years for the summer months Location mnst be-
healthy, and terms moderate Address H. 3. w. At the
ofhce giving real name, place terms and references
nnv2f9f-
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hi, trident wa. Ike doablehpped speaking trumpet .
ms voice perhaps i was fancy reminded Is Of ma. Of
, Jolly scottish sailor aboard Three were indicted
iD-o he order of Free sons OF the Ocean there
was 10 music but the solo OF their own clear voices
with full hearty chorus-whst waste OF Tar and
hoop iron The water was OF me temperature Tor
deaSe bath the sesnen were perieSty Asio'isAea q
he lace quantity u water caught during shower
lttls belore "a The sleWs Of TIE iosesaA ~A.ca 20"
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NOING MEN from the country ara wanted, 10 sell
L several cheap and popular works issued al skinnef's
Boston Pubheat Rooms The largest commission VIII
he allowed fair wages by the month will be paid
large stock cheap will be kspt constantly hand
travelling agents viii do well to eau Cal mnsil lately 81
sKGNNERs Pubhcsnon Room, Y Branch Once, les
Broadway, room Nc. 2. up stairs so Inn
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~ Notice.-Leeurer.. Eye and Ear Ins,itu

~ Mrs. VI. y. Cove Nichols, "ster-Cufe Physi-
an - ztOn-av COnsult1fion from 10 N to4 N.
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~ WIS. Wigs. wis.-Cn1es. and .,rss

are Informed hat ne largest cheapest and best .s-Omen
q gs halgs, Oupees, braids OF long lair and othe
ornamental nslr : 20 be found al NEDHUksr HEsaD
- Naiden-l4ns The trade supplied. myl2 In
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BOARD NEAR THE BATTRRY.-rhs

ROAKD NEAH THE BATTEHI.-clL II hgu ia
1T BROADWAY directly opposite the bow hnx otosn' nav
ing been newly painted repaired and rslrnshsd, 10 now
ready for compsny-twO three families and few single
gentlemen msy suI bs accommodated with fine spacious
and aiCV rooms myZ2 81
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,Ew-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

.e.eed every Wednesdgy aud Sgfwfag morn
j. = J. "a or annUm Two copies for y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-21

To Delhi, by 7 m, 10 miles
And back between 3 a and 6 p m, srrivng at
Stamford by 3 p m going, and by n return
e95. From Cankll at every Wednesday and Sa,ur-
By kiakatom, Paensville, Tannsrsville Hunter
East Lexington, and Lexington
To rratsville, by II m, Monday and Thursdsy, 80
miles
And back between ~ m, Monday and Thursday,
and 3 p next days; arriving At Lexington by 1
nm Wednesday and Saturday going, and by 2
D m Monday and Thursday returning
Mail messenger services will be required between Cask
and the steamboats,
500. From Coxsacks At m every Monday and Friday
BY Midway, Greenvic, South Westerloo, and
Morton Hill
To Oak Him. by m, Is miles
And back between m and m next days.
se1 From Cairo at 81 every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday
BY East Durham, Durham, Pot,er's Hollow, and
Concsslle
To Glboa, by Iii 4 m, Is miles
And back between IL m and p m.
s9s. From Union Society at 81 m every Saturday
80 By Big Hollow
To EasLkill, by S m, miles
And back between p m and 81 p
600. From Lexington at m every Monday
BY Wostkil and Bushnosvills as3
To Shandaken Centre, by m, IL miles
And back between m and pm.
900. From Prattsville at 2 m every Saturday
By West Lexington
To Cloverville. by 7 p m, is miles
And back between 3 and l m.
COL From Pratsville At III every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
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Proposals for tri-wsekly service will be considered
$685. From Schenectady at 81 every Monday, wsdnes-
day. and Friday
BY Rotterdam, Duanesburg, and Quaker Street
To Scoharie by 3 p m, - miles
And back between 81 a m and IL P m, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
$40. From Schenectady at every day, except Sunday
BY Rexford Flats, Burnt Hills, Ballston Cenhe,
To Saratoga Springs, by Ill a m, % miles
And back between 81 m and u am
Proposals 10 end Balson will DO considered.
97l. From Middeburgh at m every Monday and FIJI
day
By Brockabeen and North Benhem
To Jefferson, by IL M 10 miles
And back between and pm.
Proposals to end route at Giiboa instead of Jefferson will
be considered.
s72 From Schoharie at every Tuesday, Thursday,
BY East Cobleskll, GAINESVILLE, Cobeskil, Coble-
skill Centre, Richmondvlle, East Worcester,
Worcester, Schenevus Maryland, and Golfers
To Oneonta, by IL m next days. At miles
And back between m Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, and next days; laying over
Richmondvile from 10 p till 5 a m next day
going, and from pm I'LL a m next day return
ing.
Proposals for twce-a-weck service invited.
973 From schoharie at A every Tuesday, Thursday,
BY Central Biidge sloan=vills. Charleston Four
Corners, Root, and Sprakers Basin
To Canajoharie, by I'D p m, % miles
And back between 2 p m and I'm.
974 From Schoharie at every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
BY Middleburgh, Franklinown, Livingstonvlle
and Preston Hollow
To Durham by M 25 miles
And back between III a m and p m next days.
DTS. From RichmondvlIe Mt m every Friday
BY Summit, Charlottesville, and South Worcester
To Davenport, by p m, 81 miles
And back between m and IL m.
GIG. From Jefferson Mt p every Friday
BY MooresviIle and Byersville
To Fultonham, by p M Is miles
And back between u and
OFT. From Cobeski at 8 a every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
BY LawyersviIe, Hyndsville, Gardnersvie and
South Valley
To Roseboom, by p m, % miles
And back between p and 10 Monday
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To W,liamsown, (Mass., } by 7 p m, 90 miles
And back between 6 and3 Mondays
9a7 From Troy at 10 every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY L.nsinsburg, Deepskll, schagtcoke, Ea.ton
South Argyle, Argyle, North Argyle, South Hart.
ford, Hartford, and North Granville
To Whitehall, by l2 m, e. miles
And back between 4 m and 81 p m Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
925. From Troy at 8 daily
BY Lansingburg
To Waterford, by 10 m, 4 miles
And back between m and
Query. Whether necessary
929. From Troy at a m every day except Sunday
By Lansingbnrg, Waterford, Mcchanicsvills, NAL
taville, Malta, and Ballston
ToEavatoga Springs, by III am, - miles
And back between II m and M
$50. From Troy at a daily
BY Watervliet Centre
To Schenectady, by a m, 20I miles
And back between 81 p m and A pm.
93I. From Troy at every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday SD ts
BY Wynsnts Kill, West Sand Lake, Alps, West
Stcphen,own, Stephentown, Hancock, MASS, }
and Lanesboro'
To Pitts6cd, by m, 40 miles
And beck between III and . m Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
932 From Waterford At p m every Tuesday and Sat-
BY Hair Moon, clinon Park, Jon..vll,, and Ea.,
To Balston, by 7 m, 10 miles
And back botween 6 m and ~ M e-
933 From Mechancsvle at 10 every Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday
By Saltwater, Bemu Heights Covssvil,s, Schuyl-
ersvile, Northumberland, Fort Miller and Fort
Edward Centre
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plain gl-t
To Rouse's Point, by 2 p m, &c miles
And ckbetween 8 IA m and m, Monday, We'd
ncsday, and Friday.
962. From Pla,tsburg at 10 every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
By West Plattsburg CadyviIle, and saranac
To Redfori, by 6 p m, 81 miles e
And back between m and p m next days
963. From Yves, Chnzy 10 every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
To Moores by pm, 10 miles
And back between a m and 3 am.
s64. From Fort Covinston at m every Thursday and
Saturday
BY Bombay and MORA
To Dickinson, by II m, Is miles
And back between p m aad p m. C
Proposals for once-a-week service arc invited.
965 From Fort Covnston at every day, except Sun
By West Constable and East Constable
To Malone, by 5a M, II miles
-' And back between m and III m.
966. From Chataugay at a every Wednesday
To Canada line, by ~ m, 10 miles
And back between p m and p m.
OCT. From Schenectady at 8 m daily
BY Hoffnan's Ferry, GAINESVILLE, Amsterdam,
Tribes Hill, Fonda Canajohare, Psiatinc Bridge
Fort Plain, PaIatine, St. townsville, Mannheim,
Little Falls, Hcrkimer, East Schuyler and w est
Schuyler F..sA.,a
To Utica by IL m, "a miles
And back between % a and Oh. ION. PM;
With an additional daily mail between p m and
Proposals to omit both the Sunday trips will be
considered. lssqf ps.s. t.a f.ra.
965. From Schenectady at a m every Wednesday and
Saturday eos, I. estf ll6as ~ oa
BY East Glsnsvi'le, Charleston, Glenvirc, and Yves,
To Galway, by 3 m, 81 miles
And back between a m and Pr m Tuesday and
Friday.
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Police Intelligence.

Arrest Suspicion Donnelly and Curtis. Of
the I'd ward police arrested yesterday two men, called
William Mount and James Taylor. on suspicion Of
stealing $40 from John Schneider of the ship Sultana
Justice Lothrop committed the accused parties for
further hearing.
Charge Of Stealing Cloak.-Onicer Burley, of the
lowor police arrested yesterday woman, by the name
of Catharine Gray, suspicion Of stealing cloak
valued $685. the property of Mrs Styles residing ut
No. $50 West Broadway.
Bursia,y-A fellow called Charles Horn was arrested
yesterday charge of breaking into stable belong
ing to julius Instadter and stealing thererom set Of
harness. Justice Bcakly locked him up for trial.
"A Female Bwgiar.-A young woman, calling herself
Amanda Chambers arrested yesterday, on charge
of breaking into the dwelling house No. 100 Duane
street. occupied by Mr. Joseph w Weeks, with intent
to steal Justice Lothrop committed her to prison, to
await further hearing.
Stealing Foreign Singing Birds.-Three men, called
Lawrence Magher Edward Murray and James Cramer,
were arrested, yesterday on charge Of stealing a
number of English singing birds just imported such
as thrushes blackbirds, &c. valued in all at 500.
Some few Of the birds recovered and the accused
parties were committed for trial Officer Woodbridge,
Of the 9th ward arrested the accused parties and OBJ
taned some of the birds.
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CITY INtelllGence.

Tur WrarnER.-Ye Yesterday far more pleasant
the sun frequently obscured by passing clouds tho
air was pleasant and balmy and the streets again pre-
sented scene activity and pleasure 1t like the
days that in times past used to come with April As
evening approached the sky became perfectly clear
and the air quite as pleasant as the day had been.
Tuy Cry INspEcroR's REpoRr.-The review of this
valuable document in the Herald Of yesterday morning.
imperfect from the fact that the copy from which
the statistics gathered, was incomplete, the
month of May having been left entirely out. That
omission resulted not from imperfecton by the In
spcctor but from carelessnes in the binding of the
port Another and complete one has been laid before
us By the perfect copy, the number Of persons who
died Of consumption during the year 1S4o was 1863,
and the whole number by intemperapce "a compa-
rson of the of the weather of tho present month";
and that of April 1S4S, shows that they very much
alike though it is evident there has been more rain
during this month than in April 1S4s when there were
only 94-100 of an inch That month quite as cold
as the present has been
FrREs-A FIRE broke out about half past IL o'clock
Friday morning, in the of No II Frankfort street.
the building occupied as stable, which was totally
destroyed also the carpenter shop in the rear of
No 49, The loss uncomfortable. A fire broke out
about six O'Clock yesterday morning in the cook house
and bakery of the Penitentary buildings at BackwelFs
| Island, which were entirely destroyed fire was dis
covered at about eight O'Clock last evening in the sta
Bile situated in the block bounded by Johnson street.
Myrtle avenue, and Washington street Brooklyn,
which entirely destroyed the building The fremen,
with their accustomed promptitude. were on the spot
but could do nothing to arrest the OF the
flames the surrounding buildings which were in i'm
minent danger of being destroyed there being high
wind from the northwest at the time 1t could not be
asceraned to whom the stable belonged or the amount
of damage done.
REscuEp.-Robert S. Gardner, aged GO years res
cued drowning Thursday night, at the foot Of
Corlcars street. by citizen who happened to be near
when he fell into the river.
THE GRAND CANAL CIRcUs-This famous troupe is
doing rushing business in williamsburg and will give
two performances there this day. On Monday and
Tuesday they perform in Brooklyn, and wednesday
at Jersey City. From the last named place, the compa
ny will proceed in their fotia up the Hudson, aXd
through all the canals lakes and rivers in the great
pre State This the biggest show outtheir canvass
amphitheatre occupies the area of an acre of ground
UNKNOWN FRENCH SAILOR BoY.-The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday, at the Aims House Yard, on the
years who found floating in the North River foot
of pier No. g. 1t seems the boy fell from French
Sunday last and the body only recovered
| sterdaY Verdict. death by drowning.
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THE IRISH AND THE ENGLIsH.-Ever since the
famine occurred in Ireland, our English exchanges
have had article after article in their columns, in
quiring, "Why should England feed the starving
Irish? 2" Now, we would suppose that if Ireland
is an integral portion of the British en- ire there
would be no occasion for asking such question.
If she is not then she must be foolish indeed to be
perpetually agitating about repeal of the union;
if she is then, as portion of the British empire,
she is as much entitled to sympathy, aid, and pro-
tection from the rest of the empire, in the hour of
her need as the city of London or any other place
is What therefore, is the meaning Of this alarm
"Why should England feed the starving Irish 2"
But apart from this consideration, let us see if
it is not the bounden duty of England to 'feed the
Irish in the event of famine 1t is tolerably well
known, we aprrehend, that the very life-blood Of
Ireland is distracted by England, in one way or
another, in the shape of taxes and assessments.
Of these, the most odious is tn at for maintaining
the Church of England, Gas by law established"
| Ireland as our readers are aware, is Catholic
| country-as much so as Spain or Mexico yet the
| Catholic not being the religion "by law estab-
lished," the British government insists upon fore
ing their pet upon the people of that country, and
making them pay for it, nolens volens, albeit the
proportion of Catholics to Protestants is nine to
one. To give the American people glimpse into
the villanous system of church government in
Ireland, we publish the following table, showing
the yearly income and annual value of the property
under the control of the English church dlgnita-
ries in Ireland =
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Superior Court.
SsFVHhVH NONHNs
Before Chief Justice Oakley

Before Chief Justice Oakley.
APRIL 20.-Darius Williamson Stephen Smith and
John Dnon.-This is action the case brought BY
plaintiff against defendants to damages for in
jurics sustained by him while in their employ. The
plaintiff IL working ship carpenter and the defendants
are extensively engaged in ship building and keep their
yard in 44th street East river II appeared that the
30th Of March, 1S4S the plaintiff with about 20 others
at work upon what is called by ship carpenters
n brow, but Is known in popular language a scaold-
ing erected around ship while being built and was
about 20 or % feet from the ground 1t further ap-
peared, that another gang of men engaged In
taking up hoayy piece of timber part of the materials
for constructing the vessel when they got the top
the brow the iron stenngs gave way and all the par
ties precipitated to tho ground, and the plaintiff
his counsel alleges, seriously and permanently
shoulder dislocatcd and otherwise so
much injured, that he confined to lis house for
by one or two physicians On the part of the plaintiff
1t IL insisted that defendants bound to have the
staging brow constructed in careful and workman
like manner and Of good materials, not to endan-
ger life limb and that not having done lit being
constructed neglgenty, and of Indifferent materials
they allcge) defendants responsible and should
be made respond in damages to the plaintiff for the
uries he has sustained On the part Of the defence
proof is offered to show that the brow built with
due and diligence, and Of the best materials nd
its having given away the act of God, for which
they (defendans) not responsible. Adjourned to
Monday.
Before Judge SANFORD
Bagley rs. Smith e ai-This cause was not concluded
when the court adjourned.
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CONN ERCIAL AFPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. April 2O-G y. Nj.

and quotations compared with yesterdays, exhibit
slight improvement At the first board Harlem adj
vanccd Il per cent Canton Co, q; Farmers Loan 4;
Long Island, ~ Mohawk, *; Erie Railroad I; Erie
Bonds y; Reading Mortgage Bonds, "a; Reading Rail-
road al all others closed at prices current at the
second board yesterday. This is more healthy rise
than If IT had been greater and is likely be more per-
mancnt The bulls however, appear TO be disappoint-
cd the rise upon the receipt Of such large amount Of
specie, not having been large anticipated Stocks
firm at the current quotations and very little dis
pc siton exhibited TO sell
The specie received by the Europa going into the
Merchants Bank this morning The bulk of it comes
to the agent Of the Barinxs
remittance Of about $4,000 in specie was received
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Court OF Oyer and Termlner.
Before Justice Edmonds, Aldermen Adams ant


April 20.-Iriaf of Wiiidm Donaldson for the Murder
Of .4ndrew Meehan-The cause both sides was
summed up this morning. The senior counsel for the
prisoner occupied the attention of the court and jury
from haf-past ten O'Clock in the forenoon to four
o'clock in the Afternoon, with the exception of one
hours recess. ~ was powerful address, and well
calculated to sway the minds Of the jury He ably
replied to by the District Attorney The Judge then
summed up the case He concluded by telling them
that the presented the bald question whether it
was justifable homicide, murder, mansaughter
The prisoner was not assaulted by blows There is
evidence that any blows struck. The prisoner
was only assaulted, if at all by oaths and gesticu-
latons and perhaps attempt to strike and that by
drunken man 1t is under such circumstances the
prisoner has taken the life Of fellow creature This
gentlemen, is grave question to you, to me, and to
the community, and it is for you to say whether
under the circumstances, this is of justifable
homicide. II you think not, then he is guilty of
murder mansla lighter. both Of which crimes have
already called your attention to. The jury retired
about six o'clock, and at eight into court, and
rendered verdict finding the prisoner guilty of
slaughter in the third degree, recommending him to
mercy in sideraton of his previous good character
.4rraigned-William Pierce indicted for the murder
of Louis Butta, Italian in November last in Centre
street, arraigned, and pleaded not guilty.