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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-21
Interesting from the I,io Grande.


BY the arrya, here yesterday OF The steamship Port
land, Capt Boyert from santiago the 7th
We have received the Brownsville Fig Of the LIST int
The ftos is full If complaints sAainst ten. Avaos,
commanding the troops a. Nstamora and nc MIN
of tyranny and oppression OF the inhabitsots The
news We published some time OF the OF the
French viee-ccnsui at Matanofar, 81 Den A. Trevno
and DR. Bsrls ndier Is IL appears that they
were brousht before the political chief OF the city
the 10Th ult aud informed that by order OF the
Governor of Tsmsul pa Don Cardetss, they to
proceed at IL o'clock that day 20 Victoria the capital
OF the State ninety miles of No
against them but they told that the mandate Of
TIE Goytfnor must be obeyed. lhey all protested
against the srret bus TO no purpose The consul
but the other t"o were rent of when O'Clock
rived, ocsr, with escort the consult
ate ana denanded VI. bousgues lie spoke to them
from within protested against the uedistsd outrage
sud told them hn would only yield 70 force He bid
them ho~ever beware for 10 Invading the house
which the French flag waved they would be insulting
the French DaoD intimdated by this show Of spirit
the soldiers withdrew, and left the consul with his
family.
This General Avalcs, and the Governor Of Tansu-
pas himself TO be impetuous than Discreet
Avsos IL In very bad oder at Ma The Flag, OF
the lst instant Gays % him -: As to his personal
ppsiy have for ineou esible proofs pieces Of
caBnon snc strong guard TO defend his door another
Al head Of bis bed srsog guard the top Of his
honse. bis balcony hsd With sodicry all the balance
the troops confined TO the barracks all the pieces Of
artillery with the late Tsinforc, ment ready with the
burning match for IN mediate action "
With regard TO the srkets la the interior the Fog
rrsrfs -: The last gdvices represent the advance in
prices generally sustained ghout the different
markets Of the country aud stocks large
especially In first hands all Of which sugurs well for
the forthcoming fair OF San Juan the LIST OF January
and business season. regards goods bringing their
proper value, and demand coutipuipgn
Run rs we're current that reduction was speedily
to take place In the Mexican tariff bat the Flag puts
no faith In It, having been often deceived by similar
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cache was accordingly made, into which portion Of
They had after this travelled In body enc or two
days, when DESTROYS Of bringing his family to their
Journeys snd as soon as possible ne pushed ahead IN
child two negroes, and probably or two Others.
Several days sitter their departure and when within
train came upon the dead bodies of Mr. White aud ell
who had accompanied him with tho exception Of Mrs.
White. party n Indians, Apaches 1t Is presumed
must have overpowsred and massacred them An 40
tive, but fruitlees search made large exont
Of country for the body Of Mrs White. The indians
After the proper disposal had been sds OF the bodies
the train proceeded, and before reachn Santa Fs cap
tured an Indian woman whom they found not many
miles from the scene of the massacre.
On arriving ct Santa Fe meeting Of tho citizens
took place and 81 900 offered for the recovery Of
Mrs White. small party. composed principal Of
those who had arrived In the train immediasey,
organized and started back on the search.
The tragedy, horrible it had been already had not
yet been consummated. Suspicious being entertain
ed that the Indian woman who had been captured
was connected with the murder, che was made to
company the party, with assurance that If she gave
them clue to the WI ereabous OF the perpetrators of
the deed they would give her freedom sne persisted
in denying all knowledge Of the murder until they
had arrived at the of the tragedy when she
deavored 10 escape. The company kept her in close
custody ana tracing back the still further,
when the woman Selling the time when their attention
WAS directed from her drew out koifs and plunged 1t
into the abdomen Of OF her guards Then, hs wing
become perfectly reckless, she stabbed aud killed two
mules and proceeding TO commit wholesale laugh-
ter when she was shot dead by OF the party che
weunded man 1t was Thought, would recover trace
could DO found Of Mrs. White or Of those who had
taken her awsy
The Apache Indians are said 20 have become ex-
tremey troublesome No security Of life or property Is
felt while they about The troops prevent
frequent Expectations.
LFron he indie pen depce ONO Commonwealth, Dec 8
We stop tbs press to announce this following heart
rendipg inteili e ice brought by Mr W a. Patton,
who has just arrived from Santa Sc - Mr. Patton aud
otter gsnrlefsea who accom- panied him,
buffalo hunt, rs short distance this sds of Vegas,
who informed them thar company from Independence
bad besn murdered near the Point OF Rocks by the
Apaches. ais Intelligence uduc ed them return to
Vegas but they subsequently proceeded their jour
ney end sben hey Dad arrived point between Whet-
stone and Point of Rocks they that what
had been told them too true they found the
bodies OF several whom they recog on1
the rest those OF james NJ. White, VIM Laiavay, aud
berj Bausmsp Of this city IL Is supposed that Mrs
White and child were taken prisoners There we're
eight killed Ia all
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Military intelligence.
SENTENCE or HE COURT MARITAL on cArrA



sEUFERr.
Captain John seufsrt. Of Company c., a TIE 18th
Regiment commanded by col X. q Norris having
been recently tried for disobso,nce Of orders aud
offcsrlike cooduot by Court Martial consisting u
Col ~ q. stsbbns, PRECEDENT. Csptaos M'Grath an 4
Boyle members. sbI ,aptaina Eavnor Clarke and
MCIss, supsrnunefsEies. the sentence % ths Court
has been just returned with approval tom Brga1er
General Even rhe charges against him were. that
when On th- line OF march IN Beaver street mp IN
r.Eimentsl parade toe 2ith NJ september last he
cideted his company 70 leave The regiment, With 4
orOets from Superior officer and when ordered ~
Major HYDE 10 retSru Co the line aud onmsnd his
company e.. do the SANE. be perem ptoriy Refused
bis defence Was, thai hotse attaches 20 drsy
running away ON heating the music ~ the baud bross
through the line, ami his order merely 20 break
ranks to save the com psoy from being run over and
u the witnessed "a mem Der Il the company swore
that ~ was to "a, his lite n. ef the RANKS Iris tee
timcDy. however. VS. reSuttcd by Nsjor HYDE. who
proved that ne gave him the ORDER repeatedly 90 return
- line which the sccused distinctly refaset TO obey,
saJpK be would be Tanned " be would march through
such ttre.ts ss he had been marching through II APP
pears that be was srrestsd twice before for dmllar
breach OF discipline. Ills sounssi, Mr CIaft on the
trial maintained that the c0mmi-sisbs OF the menbsrs
o. tie court we're not good 10 la sud s'o thas the
thnoe was one for which he not liable % grester
Iupfbment than hns, according 20 the f0iOWin
tection Of the revised militia lag u lsl6:-
livery oommistit ned officer under the rack Of
Colonel for sttendabce ct any parade aus evsry
tuch oficer. non. mfDissi0ned oicer musician aud
private for negectibg or efn,ing TO obey tins orders
~ BE superior officers. day ~ parade or 70 per-
tim suon military duty or exercise a. msy b. re-
CURED or departing from hs coor'i post OF guard or
issvine he place ranks. without permission ans
a not more than twenty Eve ess THAI two doars"
Bnt the Judge Advocate commended thai this only
stpled TO nemeptaty breach a duty such At leaving
the ranks aDdreturnbg again in minute OF tro bat
mot 20 shu persissncr w disobeoitbce. deser-
tcp; RDa cited, also the following, from the page
Of the same auiherity
E,fy commissions oHcsr, fer sisobe siense Of
oiders, peelect Of duty uuofhc"tikr conduct dis
r'tpett g. superior CllHa1 shal be arrested and
brought to trial bsfore court Hs-tal who mav, on
conviction. tent-nco h, 10 lc each cred insspscita.ed
iron holding aDy miuierT c0nriias sri aus1 TO
amount not exceeding 500. way sentence him 10
cry pait a such pensitica ~ g. be rcprmaad.t In
tt,ir discretion T"
The ,sntence - The court w. that Captain seufert
b. oathered and fer holding any miltaiy
cotunlifsion in the state
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ARRIVALS sSy DsfssTUEss.
Hon. A. Rose, Long Isaod Ferris Peekskill q.
MUulton. Wssport u. lsung. Nev York Capt. cub
len. =. RoJs, u A.; J. Uhvtr, Com l. Barker,
Boston ur and Mrs. Newbili. VI Bowler, Phfsd-i.
phis; y Baker, Howe, Bsib. J. rrumooli Bsaasis,
Capt Obj, TartyttvD. Capt Marks. Philstelpha;
". " biti.y, Tetnesse- w -Girnd. Henry Aiabs-
ma; Rlr. stevens London "A. Bsroshy, NsS Orleans
Bsyley, Boston Slater, $. Ave,y. NOrsiob; VI.
Alns, Conn Mr. Willie. ar shsv, u. 3. have at
rived NJ The Irving HoD,c
IN. HAYES. Worcester 4 Foster. Fsughkeepsis q
llsike. New } orb. y wilson d. CrsbD q 5 ~;
Y Towers Hat tford; " hsrris. Hr sampson Boston;
u Woo Ihisosipbis n A. wright Waah,ogtoa
thy, W kdsufu 'cggiBs " bist0n. MOBILE, Hr.
ind Mrs buvD-s. BrtnD y. Bsgisy, SsvsuBah; j.
ahd 4. isyior ohio are 80 The Au,,rcan.
Isyid " iiiiars, Niilistos sid iaJy. Westport.
Or snd Mrs Dntkis. fennsyisenie, Jsnes Gallagher
Egw ltfk, 81 lshugryt kentusky. tsreeus Balu.
more; huhnsuu Biugbsm.oa; - ". Bes-s so.
tn, Nf ana Nis Wrhs ~ Welsh. Wits Eali
move; Don Vspn hosutster, Jsmps Dfozsou Penu "a.
vsnis; &. Winans, LoDn Hsustea Moosrsai. "
tPnueuIitg, ). t. Price baltimore; A. uamilsoa
fsbns3robi1i W Aetcali ffOsidenos-ats snSnx tb-
aritsls st TIA IONNd.
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Allen, P. @. Sherman, G, F. Clark c. L. Ingsrsoll,

j. Britt0n.
Alderman JAMES KELLY then offered the folio wing re-
solution Resolved, That railroad be constructed
down the Sixth avense, from Forty second street to
Fourth street, and single track that each track bs
not over four feet wids from Fourth street and Sixth
street. to West Broadway. College place to Barclay
street up Barclay to Church, through Church to
Canal and up Wooster to Ffh avenue up Fifth ave.
nue. to Fourteenth street. through Fourteenth street
to the double track in Sixth the fare not to
exceed five cents the whole distance said road 10 be
governed by ordinances to be made by Common Ceun-
ell that proposals be received by the Street Comas-
sioner for running and that the roposas be
m tied to the Common Council
This resolution also lost, voting for and o
against 1t.
Alderman p. KELLY. Of the Sixth ward then offered a
resolution 70 substitute for S00 in report $3.50 for
each csr-which was accepted by the com nittes
Alderman WEBB proposed that $3.50 be the charge
Laughtorl
Alderman MULLINS then moved that the Board ad-
jourp which was carried by 10 against 1t was then
IL o'clpek
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lmportant from st. Domingo.
NV YoRK, Dec. 70, 1s49.
q. q. BsNNErr, ESQ.

shn:-In letter just received from the West Indies
<hsrs 10 the following paragraph which leave to your
ewn discretion for insertion the report be correct
<snd from the position Of the parties believe 1t to bs
soJ the administration should be prompt, and thus
Ohsck the arrogance the vain aud booathlrsty ty.
rant who sway the dsspies of the fair island OF
Bsyti and St Domingo Yours so. A.B.
81 heard from party high 10 influence ct Porto
Plata, few days since and he informs me that the
Donipicsps are most anxious anneTed the United
Sstes end that they hare communicated scih NJ Green
ne subject who has Informed them that he has writ
ten his for to comply with their
reoueet. -
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The sentence Of he naval court msrtia In regard 60
the nutinetrs board the United States ship Ger.
rautovp Learn cstfied into effect yesterday at
boon. on board the 4. \ chip Pennsylvania rhs pri-
scusis we're sensenced nfty ashes each but
the number reduced t. thirty SIX. end then 20 ba
discharged from the naval service. Norfolk Herald
Dec rs.
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TVS rsnRvAS MUEDEs The Cambridge corrssyo,.
dept of ~ Springfield nepubir says; WITHIN f-w
days new fact has been brought to lybt. vpcn nay
p.ffsts b. ~ Importance IN the ioog shaia Of evt,p
sgsiDst DR. wooster. Messfs Abo ~ sad amos I.a,.
reese, each bad mortgage for 81 500 Or Neo.sr.
cabinet ~ minerals aud when the frrmer vas ab.us
sailing Tor England he found, inquiry that DE- W.
vac 81 present eoiiey unable 90 pas az. tbsrefor..
sent hin The mortgage witn request that he ~jsld
scceptofn fes days later, tnbs Lssrsnce heard
% ttis aud he too forwarded hIs isortas- 60 De- ~
IA like msoror
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Our baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Aug 80, 1919.
Marine Colhsian-Jse Butchers and Drorers-Lruneh
of a New York Bark-LDe Insurance Charge 10 Ca5a
The Morksts, &t.
fearful collision took place Saturday night, OF
Cape Henry, between two Baltimore vessels, on
their first trips. the bark Frederick Demng aud the
pilot boat Eclipse The bark struck the pilot boat
amidships, considerably damaging her hull carryin
away the msinmast, foresa and flying jib boom, aud
STAYING her boat. The bark also considerably da
mayed, and put into Norfolk for repair, whilst the
pilot boat made her way back to baltimore. No one
Our butchers the cattle dealers are still at war
and the latter have able pen at work for them in
the newspapers. which has succeeded in somewhat
bin ding the people though justice Is the side of the
butchers. The orov,rs no logger compete with each
other, but have formed a combination forcing the
butchers either to pay tm theirs ownprices or else
60 wiehout. The couss' uence has been that the
butchers have resolved TO deal no more with these
speculatoTs and have sent out agents to scour the
country around and buy up all the cattle that offers
They also invite the graders to bring their cattle
to market promising them good each prices There Is
consequently quite Excitement every week at the
cattle sales and ON one occasion they have already
come TO blows.
A beautiful bark-the Maryland, for New York was
yesterday launched from the ship yard Of Mr. Samuel
Butler. She IL about 40 tons bortheu, 40 feet on
deck - feet beam. aud Is feet hold. Sue built for
Messrs Mason a Thompson. Of New York, under the
immediate tuperintendence Of Dir. BENZ Buck aud
Captain Iorner. Who 10 TO command her She Is to be
flushed Ia extra ttyie for passengers aud TO
regular packet between Sew York and RE Janeiro.
bhltimotthn~ thplhin WILSON VINO nAs
Just died OF cholera in Missouri. and Captain Wa h
ington LAND. who died At Of cholera few weeks
since Iaid s3i zach to our Lite Insurance company
securing TO each Of their widows 1850, which has
air, sdy been paid
The Rev thomas sessrl, who has recently been
appointed BY Cen Tag lor Cons al to St JagJ de Cubs
LETT this city yeterdA for bs post Of duty expectiog
to sail from fhiiais'phe In n few days. On account
Of the fear 81 disturbances NJ Cuba he has cft
his family n Tits city uutil all Ia quiet there aud The
Rcy Gaze Is dispoied Of MIR. Sswa IL In very deli
cate health aud II Is expected that the climate Of
Cuba sill restore him TO his uteiuiness inister
The Baltimore Museum will open on Monday next
with new and ts~nted theatrical company.
In the Baltimore msrset, yestrday. there sales
offeveIsl hundred barrels Of tiy Mills four, at pre-
yious rates
The followng the sags ~ tho stock board yes
terdsy: 81 lZz City bs 81 80 Lity Gs 1870, lOlf 10
ths. fsn.,rs' and psnitrs' Bank - a. Baltimore and
Ohio Ia.l.aaa. az
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WASHINGTON, August "a, lSi9.
Epdcuafio,, of the Uh,te House.

Epacuati0n of the Uhite House.
The White House Is officially evacuated, barr
ing the doorkeeper, who remains at his post. And,
by the way, it curious fact, that from time I'M
memorial the portals of the White House have
been under the guardianship of an Irish janitor
We know, at least, that the doorkeeper has been
q Greek since the days of the old Roman, and
and though we have lost Rannahan, the last of the
Martins it is still gratifying to be assured that the
"First flower of the earth,
The first gem Of the say"
continues to be faithfully represented at the thresh
old of the fountain of patronage and executive
honors.
Scan we see General Taylor, to-day" (The
question was superlous; but 1t was beginning at
"Ihe President No, indeed; he's off in PEN
sylvanla; and he's having such good time, we
hardly expect him back before December"
els Colonel Bliss at home :"
"No, sir: He, has gone off to the Virginia
Springs 10 bring home his lady, and may be absent
fortnight"
'sThank you. We are still allowed to look into
the public rooms of the house 7"
'sCertanly, sir; and / will 90 with YOU"
And we found the East room and all the other
rooms adjoining appropriated to public receptions,
dismantled to the naked floors, preparatory to their
refurnshing for the next St ason;; The painters
were at work inside and out; and the upholserers,
in few weeks, will have completed the reorganl-
zation. We tiust that, while due att ntlon is paid
economy, the house will be refnrnished in style
little mere liberal THAI that allowed by Congress
TO President Polk, which was too stIngy to be
spectobe.
There a meeting of the Cabinet to. day, and
we unde rstand the sub ect matter OF the Ray case
was before them, and that 1t may probably result
In a r,cuistion TO ''bripg back the man."
We met Col. Joseph Taylor of the army, now
Stationed near Baltimore, at the carr, the other
evening. He brought over Mrs. Dr.. Wood on n
visit Of few days TO her mother, Mrs. General
Taylor, at the White House, and the latter will
probably leave tomorrow, on visit OF some days
to Baltimore, in return of the call. In this event,
the White House will be left tor short interval
to the guardianship of the Cabinet, the door
keeper, and the domestlcs:
Meantime, the city continues insuiierably stag
nant. Even the last of the office ekers appears
TO have left for parts unknown.
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Ncw Post Omces.

II. -. ser General has established the following
oes.ae o.. ,ks * ending Aug. rs, 1870
4 Is,,.. ra,, ~ ksbire county, Mass, John Scoville
s,on,y.r @,,,se ounty, N. John McCoy:
Ts,, Ia. ,uoty, " John VI Williams
Nisisssrs scssnse,. " co, NY, Abraham Van
Hovcnburgh v Iob, n r.nson
smson. Opcrdsga CO., N. v Horace " rovIsv
Asevuio, Csttsrsueus CO., NJ. DvIght Csnron
kensico, westchester CO., ~. ". Job Keehlsr
hrendtsville Adams co. Penn. IA, LEHMAN arper
New Mahonng. Carbon co, Penn, q. via Keefer
kee'er's store, Franklin 90 Psup L'> ysbstsr
nuntersville, Lycomins co, Penn, Jos. 4. Fuller
Breton, Somerset co Md, Tbos W Das eie. Lane
Mushingum, Muskingum co Ohio, Jnbn W. fs|
New Ccrwin Highland co Ohio j. Robs -ts.
sylvia, Hardin co. Ohio, VIM q Levts
ItbefDia, FRANKLIN co, Ohio, VIM arm, trong
ADfopia, New Haven, Connecticut. Geo Byi. toi
Haddcils Point, Charleston, (Dist) 8 CU rev
Hanccck City Hancock county, nj Homer nv, wn'
kellys Springs, Tslladess go Ala. VIM n Par, g.
Itbtress Monographs county, Virginia G. Cox
Big Laurel. lsDcy county. n. C., John Roberts
White Rock. ysncy county, ". e ,Knpeley weed.
Ark. DE kslb county. ucoreis, Levi n Usrs,u
PieasaBt Grove. Madison CO.. Miss Ihomae Uar,o,
BuninRhsm. Pontotoc county, Miss d. lawson
Flcvslens Cross Roads. do Soto 60 Miss y steyar,
Green Valley. Lafay cite county. Miss. w n Wilson
lepsirR, Allamskee 60, Iowa, w q Garrison
Freedom k,oknck county Iosa, Geo W DRAKE
Mon. fleasapt, Wilkinson CO., Mlss WIN Dv,o,
nfscoNrtNrpD.
Big Woo e DuIaee county Illinois.
Oldtorp Nilhre county, Arkansas
Mocdhotsr Neri~ether county Georgia.
Tire Springs Washington county. Virxini,
Spe~ shoe Centre A. UNITY Iennsylvsnia.
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prices green and advance the black teas
Iogue embraced nearly 1000 packages OF the latter,
imported In the ship Frances Whitney; terms notss
at six months Hysen10 double half chests, ~; 10
do 49, ob do 40; rs half do 4O so chests, 33K Young
Hyson-2 81 half chests 81 II do 50; 10 do 62 10 do
81 81 do, IS; IL DO 81; 50 DO 2sh; 2ea DO 2SH; 40
III s2S do, 1875 20 do, 10; 10 do, 15h. Twankay :.
433 half chests is; l6l do, 1917. Gunpowder-4e half
chests, 36; LAG do 49, 40 do, 32k 105 do, 49, 90 do
3lK. Imperial 10 half chests, 3TH; 10 do 81. Koku
Oolopg-e40 half chests, 40K Chulan-46 half chests,
Al Souchong26l half chests, %; 1872 chests and OIL
half do 25H Ningyong Souchong-73 half chests, Al.
Powchong-2,0s4 half chests, SO. Orange Pekoe-7s
half chests, 10; 1S9 do, 80.
WINEs-Sales Of l0e quarter casks Fayal were made
at 40c.
WRlsEEv.-The sales reached, In the aggregate, $50
bills including State Prison and Ohio, ut 26c.
Drudge held ut 26Lc.
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Died,


Suddenly on the 2sth instant, Of hamorrhage of the
lurgs MIR. Wal WrIssER, in the 43d year Of his age.
His personal friends and those of the family in
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
Madison avenue, first door below 25th street. at p
NJ, 30th inst.
On Wednesday, at o'clock, p M, suddenly, of the
prevailing epidemic, FREpEecx PEER BosrwIcK, third
son Of Charles and Cornea Bostwck, aged ID years
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are re-
specty invited to attend the funeral at Ne e3 West
Twentieth street. this afternoon Thursday Both inst
at 4 O'Clock without further invitation.
On Wednesday morning tn, eth instant, JAMES
FITzPATRIcK the Of Patr fitzpatrick, in the nth
year OF his age
The relatives and nds Of the family requested
to attend his funeral tomorrow at 10 O'Clock in the
morning, from his residence, No 1888 Avenue c.
On Wednesday evening, August 18th, at his resi-
dence of 34th street and 9TH avenue, JOHN H.
DAYror, aged so years, of congestive fever.
His funeral viii take place Thursday afternoon at
Az 2. NJ. from the residence of his James L. Day
ton the 10th street and read
of Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 70, |. o. of o. +
specially invited to attend.
On the 2gth instant ISABELLA wife OF James watson
cabinet maker q Sixth avenue.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this Thursday
morning at O'Clock, from No 81 Christopher street.
wit hput further invitation Her remains will be taken
to Greenwood for interment,
At Cleveland Ohio on the 9th instant, Hon. AUSTIN
+. WING, Of Michigan, aged So years
At Morristown, ~ j., on the 9th instant, Judge
GAERiEL II. Fonp, aged SIS years. He was the Oldest
member of the bar In New Jersey He judge Of the
Supreme Court for II years.
At Sing Sing, 29th Instant ALEXANDER NIco, son Of
Caroline and William s. 1lastie, aged months.