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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-25

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston
Parque' W and Boxes so cents; Amph
cured seats, rs esnts.-WedEssday e'
entertainments will commence with
SECRETS-Gregory Thin blewel Mr.. J
lshsrwood. After which. the third I
grand fairy ballet Faction, sntitle'
Mons. Leon Espinosa; ondisa Mad
sergesnt La Rose, N. Gredelus. T,
fRCANDAISE-Grand Pas Comiqge, {
tine Fransk and Mons. Leon Espis osa
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ExPREss AaENoIEs.

'I'BE UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA ENPREss
company will despatch their neat express per
Ihafefhtaand Crescent City satartay f.th inst.
reciuE With ne mail steamer Tennessee from Panaa Oct
l5th This s the ouy 0rEAned California Express Comps,
~ and Trpared % inrs ard freight 20 San Trancs IN
about - from Nev York Capt Abram Bancker tales
targe ~ cur Fgofs In covered beats from the
Clatresri agd sessrs Corwine. Brothers Co.. ship Inn
tHt lately from Panama ~ steamers Consyners have
y cir invoices certified AZ ths custom house By leaving
them At ear 0ffce. No Wal sirsgt, New York.
A "a NIfIEQ al prurrfatrrs
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IA. No s Brocms street three doors a Broadway
rl eren fcr ne sasH on ruesday, October 7h. On Tees
ssyA and Saturtsys at 81 o'clock for lad and ehidreu
rutsday spd FRIDAY evenings z for gentlemen.
ADDITION 20 all dances 81 former Mr. D. happy
inform bis friends and that he has invented
suts rsr asre. which be IN introduce called TIE Bolere
10 "a danced 70 similar in character cee-
brKed spanish dance 81 that alec hope that ~
sdortuT Improved system q teaching ia,rodueed ths
the hrst time % Sc rAle 20 imrpr the pills
much inftrmatea IN one qu.rsr a. Troiors hssben
eomrlsh In two Cards a Tcrns aud Rules pro-
cured ~ the academy, who're Mr. D. would b. hAypy
answer al iuauiriss.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUx-e. BAaNUM.
Proprietor and Manager J. Greenweoi. Ir Assistant
hanagsrA chance to be merry for all t.s week. COM
mensng Monday, Sept q. lsSe Meapge Songs, panosS
and Music afternoon Every lad also
turdRy afternoon, the moral and dosc drama
THE DRUNKAkD Wednesday afternoon, BOX AND cox,
Mr.. AND MRS. BITE. sspgs, dances. and Thursday
afternoon SUDDEN THOUGHTS, MR. AM N2S. WaIrE,
and dances by the company Friday acrD0on SUD
DIN THOUGHTS, MR. AND MRS WHITE. The Lancashire
Bell Ringer Songs aud Dances in var Sunday
acternoon-TIE DRUNKARD. Every evsnu, this Heek,
the much admired play OF THE DRUNkARn Am3nt ths
cuyssites Is splendid bust Of Jenny Lud tue Negro
tprHtYg white s at the Museum. Alss Mad lam1u the
r9sA Fortune-Tsllsr &c. 30 Afternoon pei ranosa at
10 12Is
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COAL.

GOAL BAILY DIsCuARCING FROM BOATS AT s. rs
~ per ton, warranted to be best quality From yard
King Greenwich, Sd per ton. PETER CLINTON.
DID ASH COAL BY TIE CARGo-FRoH sHE cELE-
A brated spohn and Lewis veins Of the Bamont Col
iiery for sale only by r TELER Il CO, Philadelphis.
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DANCING.

nANCIHG ACADEsY.-kADAAE GRAvtgR. (LATE
~ Mile De.srdinsl WILL for the accommodation u her
numerous pups rive Lessons az No Warrington Place,
rs Third avenue, 90 broadway Madame Csnt.us school,
snd 81 her rssdenes Lee hard street where eommunos
teps ara 20 be sddrsod aud where she be fouad,
oil hours.
HANGING AND WALKING ACADEMY. Il HOWARD
~ strsstSgnora ,nd sgnor Fsrrup will their
school Saturday, the 18th Of ooto DAys o.
toA Wednesday, md Saturday, ans Mondays rhur-
days hsp.st three for y.raF ladies' aui Mon
men. Prirats soirtes 20 be given a usnal.
nANcISG AcADEEY.-siGNoR GHERaRDT THANK
~ ful fr the knd patronage q last season respectfully
tCgs % infrrm his And the public Dsneing
A.1emt Ne ~ broadway will be erensd for the resep-
zen % TuTiis sa Saturday,. octohcrb att o'clock r.
HcunE r.atlrmsns DAY. AZ osiok NJ Private classes In
sshool % fan lies attsndsd 20. Terms JADE known
Ilisa'ifu eirnorO
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NAIL FAsHIoNs.-hRs. WV SIMMONS WILL OPEN
II Paris Millinery Tbursssy September 18th, nst ~
her First Premium hiusry Establishment ga Broadway.
New Nork.
MADAME }. rfrfELs. AGENT. ESQ BRoAprAY.
lvl ~ orand street. entrance llg Grand street.
stairs. will THURSDAY september rs 1880 her a@sort-
msnt ~ ftris fall millinery Ne.
AADAsE EALHIRnE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
lh The ladies that she viii spon Paris Millinery Thurs
dsy 10th September s,5 broadway, door above
Chinese huseum.
MRS PTRRY HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM Pa
lvl r vhere she has made arrsngemsntse receive the
latest fashions by stescr u her show
Of Parisian Millinery. Tharsday 2Jth inst 9Canai street,
Mp stains
MADAM TERM, FROM PARIS. gi9 BROADWAY. IN
NJ forms the ladies 81 New York aud lie Vicinity that she
sil open for insreeton, on rhursday 2sth nssa rich
assortu ent Of french imported Millinery. Dress Bennets
Cape Head Dresses nc. Also, Preach Ribbons. Flowers
DARfs nILLiNERY.-xaB. LAyISE Co. LATE
IL from Paris. viii thsr fall stock Of Bpuuets
Thurrday tie 10th Of September their store 1 sprnr
three bocks west II nroadvay. Ladies Intending
purchase particularly invited 70 call md sEsmss their
largest assortment 81 French Bonnes and q latest mror-
ta,ion ana At lower prices than other store in the city
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, BReADwA

~ Burtons.- evening". Sc
played new drama call, tn, DALGH1
The Honorable Ahtoy Hawkstone, kr
Dalton, Mrs. sloan. ITO he followed b.
performances Of RHIGAS LIE 0hEG.
played the burlstta called HSREAN
ana Amerioa-DenniB CoIsn. Mr. Sloan.
JordAni Biaty Coran, Mrs. Dystt NARY
man. To conclude with the sx,rsvaran
CeDsver. Boxes and Paraust. so ssrts;
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mILLIsKRY AND DRY GOODS.

CAUTIoN.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO. No. barclay street, NJ "
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TELEeRaPuIc.

ROTOR AND NEW YORK TELrgRAFu COMPANY,
~ Ofee Ne Wall street, (seCond story l-This line,
uting Houses Pa'ent Printing tnstrumsat In operation
70 NeN Haven, Hartford Springfield Provifence ant De-
Nh HE dtsIatche printed ~ the Instruments IN Fo
CaritAi Ietters-thus avoidsg che necessity % Ans-
hthF q transcrihng and consequent hhiy teef1r ne
faarv attendant upon all other tys'sms of tegrar
ne patron, q this line depend uron neius trans
MISSION and delivery ~ their mcsngea a. ne desfatehs viii
received AZ thsr oces unles the wires are In WORKING
erdsr peesYor messages o. ten words ~ cents snd for
JAMES sTUR9rs, President
ssrtIvss 2. CLsRE, CLERK o. the Corporation
New York sect. "a lss9
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TAELos hEp Or paurRs. COMMANDING AND


TAYLOR AND DE BAuTRE FORWARDING AND
Com nisaon Merchants Chsgres v. q. We nowrrs-
pared 20 forward al goods ears havns Eht
srsught hoae With India rubber suitable
veyanos % passnger snd freight We N,o mtss ar
rsnsements With Runss Co, Narsgort.tion agents,
gofsons and Cruces % thst there win delay upoh
htAnur- M. TAYLOR late % baltimore.
-, n. DE DAUfRs, lste o. New Orls.as.
References In Rev York, A. Howard Sons "a BroadvsY.
Dur AssHts are l. Hsss 81 Beaver street Corrne Bro
Oo- " Consuists. Ptnsns nsConasrv Co. san rrss-
sssaa. Cskfovnt.
EREGoRYs CALIFORNIA PAcKA AGE EXPRESS. PR
- stssmer Crescent CITY 2sth trabsrre subscrb-
rs VII detratch Special Express ~ the above Steaer
IN ehss. o. eompetsnt messsngcr rho viii superinteai
he transportacn ~ the Foods the isthmus. and
Aeir roshiTment At Panama, and Accompany them
al they are delivered in charge ef Mr. joseph W Gregory
o. san Francisco. Who has every facility hand for ther
Immediate delivery 70 the ooprnses IN sau Fr,pcsco and
yarous parts ~ California The arrangements "a this Line
te perfect and no desy can occur that can Ne provided
tfainet. Parcels received nu the % the on
sailns snd letters unt fi-2 p Facha-ss ard heavy
erht matt be delivered 81 eur emte rror the DAG q
sallrr.
THOMPSON HIrCpcoCE. Maussers and Ar,sts
iN Pearl street. sofusr 81 " al street.
shfp.rs BY ~ ESpr,ss .ncrr uei ~ trouble sr ~
rene IN clear ~ Their gccls AZ ue Custom Uop rsrmf
reaacEatit.
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- LOWS, Manager Of this Popular Band Of Ethispian
nstres respectfully informs his friends
IN consequence Of the splendid Hall being built the
Iatsrss ground not yet being finished he will close his
Concerts in hs great Metropolis for short They
will in their Hall about the of October
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MEN FROM THE coUs1sY

as.ena-h yovnt men w ~ ne N go
Sz hcufs wtfk ger dsy, tud make ava week Ouiy 81 70
- ft1ursd Tor outi, sd e1sh rsurasi cc1sful
ApTy non TO ~ a. g. to Day At No. ~ t0urth street,
near slNth a4tuuA
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M INTEREST TO ALTO THE LADtEs-THE
~ reyuine Balm % Columbia for restoring TIE Hair.
Long hsir u Glory 20 wouan," says Paul
And al feel the truth q thu ri9us quotation.
Preserve 10, then, ladies' yJur alory may fail,
=. Unlets you protect 10 wiih this preparation.
you vish rish, iururiant he q .air. fros from asn
gh and seurf do not m % procurs hs genuine Balm 81
tonmtta To Be hsd only true ~ " dCinst, - Court
lat 81 street. and ~ John, william street.
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OR PLACE.-NAX Ma
'r.-Rsaueti0n Of prices
nph ttestre, 25 cents; Sc
y eve ing. Sept. 70, As
ith The farce Of STATE
Hr. j. Cowcll;Nand, Mrs.
I'd time in America, the
tiled ONDINE-TrbAin,
lad IL Calestine Fransk;
To conclude with LA
,e, daocot by Nile. Celes-.
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DuNcAN wEsTs IppsovEp xareLE.-THts

hsnfeh lab-t saving uarhins AZ h sntir-iy spvsr.
800 we eeci rontre smotthirz she hnsn sheets he
Nh rrtat raridity ard uarscn ssh thf. "a
,1ire way % - much w1ft sn sraothfns
1h'L sen II scen 81 ths At1r' 40 VIE oi tRe rrr
N',tf ttcrty lac. - saii"a 'tts. lnt s Day
rs lt3h. ll.crt ron Nfos'C =
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IrIsAFAcT THAT RopE.s LIoIup aIrrE vrruorr

L - fhSl THAT hOhtS LIQUID GIIrE WTTuOrr
rftrareuon IL The best article ever disc v.r.d "a.
men. nE Esss ehna marble ivory, fsrnitpre leather
a.rot ~ Br.adssy snd u IL v iciiokeasr Q. ~
ltai n ktnsty. - Courtlasd sssvst
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LOST. &c.

LOST, DC.
e II eS5S' B ssoS sSErH
so:l T1s.dsy Iais inst sas tsiissinS Bsnt BIZ;
SSs SO 60 two SOS DO one g TIE above
independents Police once. is5 Broadway.
guO REwARD-Losr. IN. GOING FROM NO. 9
Ens with of snEraved In, aadsr viii please
return the sane TO No. AZ broadway.
I .osr-A LARGE BLACK DOG, ANSWERS TO THE
Turner New Haven House. az and al Bsossssy win Be-
hanesomeiy rtwardod.
I osT-A YELLOW BAuBoo CAM, wITH SILVER
sunday a,rsoon. The ns.r viii Be rewarded b. vins
with she sexton, or the swner at william street up
osT-oN MONDAY AFTERNOON. WHILE GOING
hsseS WI s. ;rsss 70 erssnr s up Gr..nyishtO
eli Gad zen attached when lost Il was s,tsshss 20 bssk
belt With slide The tndsr will be suitably rewarded By
I osr-A PocKkT BOOK. LAST EVENING CON-
- tAsins psrer' ept no money ne papers only ysuA-
by rewhrdea by e.,iny 4, a. ,hs nrsSs =, hvxpps a.
sfYSE CO. 81 Wall Street.
soARDIsG, 40.
BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-wANrrp. ny A GENTLE
ID man good bedroom With breakfast and tcs in quiet
respectable hous ferry. ADDRESS this oncs.
RoARD wANTED-roR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE
nishsd g anfurpsh.d s,g,gp preferred Broad
way. hunte@ q W, boA L5lb' P0st ONCE.
BOARD wAsTED-BY rwo OR THREE YeUNG GEN
tlems in private family or house where there
twelve minutes walk from the United Hotel Please
sdsrets stating lowest terms, 70 o. NJ Herald once.
A SUITE or FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET To ONE
rs nf ss az, t;o two ..si' rooms Ne
A HANDSOME SUITE or ROOMS TO Irr, IN A pat
vate tauily furnished or unfurnished With without
perA board Tbs location 70 very dslFhtful and
street f ~ w THEW
Rooxs WANTED. WITH FULL BOARD FOR A
~ lady and two Gentlemen, in private family sbsye
hnity street in the vicinity of Prssdpay Address NJ
hsrala 'hee stating te-u. loosuon. ~
FURNISHED ROOM wIrH BOARD. WANTED ny A
y.uhE lna guiet me- shboinood whsTe Der private
dispose o. will pleas. address Miss Sandford Herald once
Al correspondenes s,reIy eonhden,is Terms libersL
UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED. wTrH BOARD ny A
t'n,.s ~ nnd a .ie Location Pr.err.d between
Aadre,s, perlonaily OF By note, alg Bfysdway
Two ROOFS TO LET IN SOUTH BRooKLrS.-GEy-
n temcn can hsve rooms second third aoors With
trsahfast tea and dinner snaday, required ia pri
a. ~ state street. References required
TO LET IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-FIvE MINUTES
rak IRON the south Ferry, IN vats French family
rho hay. more =. than they require front basement
rarsoly furnshed unfurnishsd 20 single Fsnticuen
uneSs references required naure at 81 Pachc
" Tor The winter. can obtain such BY early spr at
No. Nsilson place, l26 Mercer street between Cinton
sna Wsery places The house has been r.csRty ftsd NJ
WITH syerJ tonvesisnce Fas, bath room, he References
NVASTED-soUTH or CANAL STREET IN A raj
family fer WIDOW l.iy and her danshtsr. ~ TIE
sn urrer room for female servant Address A. d. o. At
ts cree.
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GRAND CONCERT OF THE ERtNA GUARD-COM-
~ psny H. Ninth Regiment N Y. s. Mill take place
this Wednesday, evenings September 25th at Hope Chapel
Broadway opposite the New FORK Hotel instead Of the Chi
ne;e Assembly Rooms as heretofore advertised Doors
att oelocconcert 90 at g. Tickets fifty
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
lieut.. ROBERT CODDINGTON. Secretary.
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II NOW UPEN
~ ton OF visiers during the day from A. NJ till p.
IL Is thc largest and most beautiful in the country
shorcng superior opportunity for reading medistoas
unfisprsed ProraenadeS, while viewing the shipping
and delightful scenery around and nhAng tho c1ioou
res sreese. Admission. 1871 cents.
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NV FANCY ARTICLES AUST RECEIVED.
~ stouvens \ Co, No. John street. have splendid
sorimtnt Of nsw Lamps Chandeltfs C.naelasrts Csn.
eitshchg new article % Giats aud China WAGES aAd
hantel Orramsnts of every descriptions plain whrs and
decorated China, Dinner Desert and Tea sct Cat plain
sd dressed glass, Of entirely patterns Colored
gafs Ter churches fttamtoat aud Tgae houses cut %
any dcsgri so hcsutfu assrrtnen % Gas Fixtures. u
ne --latest style 81 frcnsh and Earsh raitcrns. All The
above have been selected ~ e. s. and his taste sa
rrhfanttc 70 our cus 81 20 quay and chearnsfs
j. n CO. John street ard actofY a. and - Fsscy 81
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1nc Trial Of AIv.rndo Hunter.

AswaYoIr. April le-The court of inquiry, respect
ing the taking Of Alvsrsdo u ah engaged IN taxing
teHtimony.
Commodore Perry who has occupied sea, in the
court has rigidiy INTERCEPTED witnesses Captain
Hunter. In answer 20 application TO the Secretary
OF the Navy today admitted TO o seat In the
court room. to cross-exampe witnesses. samuel
iumes Porter. Esq. of rennsylvsns acts 90 counsel
for the gallsnt eaptsin
letter rssd by the court to-day, announcing
serious indspostion Of Commodore Connor preventing
his attending the court martial lie " said to be
valesccnt
Gen Scott "a witness IN the court of inquiry ar
rived in the 81 last evening and took lodgings NJ
wstOn's CITY Hotel number % citrens and
srangers anxious 10 pay their respects 10 the General
assembled ~ the hotel and were presented Cor Bot
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4. =. District Court.


Arm @0-Jofsph Snsiiing and oihsrs ~, Bsyf
ouv.. Marshall L.r,ris and Joslua Hsy,ax spp.sns,-
The Bsrt Onyz Marshall LGerts and Joshua Hsrdsnx
rctcnes ois JosepA Sneirg and ofleys These cases
have been brought 10 hearing upon the petition OF the
them of tho above vessel out q the above Court v,h
authority 20 them majority owners or at iea.t
owners q an equal moiety Of her TO despatch her
the usual stipulation FOR her afe return and the am
davit % John wcch, denying the ownership Of the
said Joshua Harding, and claiming 90 be absolute own-
Of the former interest Of said Harding In said vs
sci And also upon the libel aud th> bellsnts
asserting that they own the equal half part Of ssd YES
sci and object and dissent 20 her being employed by
The claimants ON proposed voyage 10 California, snd
alleging that the claimants object aud dissent 20 her
being continued in her former employment or roJ.
sale of the sad vessel and the distribution " her pro
ceeds amongst the rcspeciivs owncrs aud the answer
sverrng that majority of owners do assent to and
approve the proposed voyage of the vessel to Cavr
nis And proofs being given in the causes by the
parties other than sbsolute bill Of sale of one-cghth
part Of aid vesce executed by the sad Joshua usr
fsis. and bond ~ date executed by Wclch 20
Harding conditioned to recovery 10 him the said
share ot the said vessel within two years, much
A. he might thcn own. on payment TO him ~ the
sdcraton price ~ so and interest together with any
advances he might make In respect said vessel in
the meantime snd stipuatipg that the said Harding
might have possession Of said vessel and receive her
earning during the said two years. he long con
tinued master Of her Aud no ether evidence bsing
giving 70 the court of the relation of the parties
zach other or their mutual intention IN thr contract
and stipulation aforesaid n Is considered by the
court that the said bill % sale and bond upon their
face snd at law. do not constitute q mortgage but
give sn absolute title to said Weich in the share afor
taid with right reserved 60 said Harding 60 re-
purchase the same. upon the teruS sni con
dtions therein stipulated and that accordingly,
the tbellants in this the legal owners
~ sn equal moletv Of the said vessel IL - rnr-
thor considered by the court that "a IA csmps-
tent 70 the court 20 decree sale ~ vessel az the
instance q the moieiy owners, when the rcsPccuss
hall owners disagree aud dissent TO com employ-
a her. and each portion Of said hslf owners
insist upon psrtica alsr employment of h,r, which u
disagrtcd O. and dsscntcd fom oy INC .'hcr moicty
Wbsreie "A IL ordered dccrc,d ~ he court that
the prayer IL the petitioners be denied And u Is fur
her ordered aud dccrccd BY the court that unless IN.
eanauts give the proctnrs - the b~llsofs notec IN
writing within avc days that they shal proceed st the
rext t.rrn cf this give evidence under thrsr
answer sad forthwith pay the costs Of ths hesriva
thst dccrye b. cnter Cor the sale " sst vrssd pur-
sisIi 10 tlie Pray % the NhtLaat.
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TBIAt CovvtcIto~ a Fhsrntctps ~ Nsssvtlr
TrrN.-There has just been conclsded. before the
Court of this county trial for fratrcide the Incl
dentp attending the eommittsl ~ which exceed In
horrible and unnatural barbarity almost anything
with which we have been made. scqusnted in
the spnsls Of crime. The circumstances are these:
A dispute having occurred relstive to property in
some affairs between Green MeLenden the crimnsl.
and bi- brother George " McLenden the former vent
to the house of the latter the ih of May last aud
found him ploughing in the Geld near by Telling the
deceased be for his things the latter told him
TO 10 TO the house aud get them. Green however,
told the vile Of the former that he for fass,
and would have one " and she then called on her hus
hsnd 10 come TO the house lie lid not do t however.
but met his brother AZ the fence. near by. when the
attack commenced the par, Of the criminal who
struck the deceased wth stick aud then stabbed BIN
In three places lie fl and whom the wife ran to his
afstancc and told the monster that he had killed her
husband he answered with horrible oath, that " she
crossed the nee. he would kin her. also. She doing
20. he attacked her, knocked " down with the club,
ard bat her severely 10 further given ln evil
debce that when spoken 10 tho subject he said That
he bad done What he meant 20 do.' and whcn urged
Afterwards 10 look upon his dead brother he mani
Icted the most brutal rsgr nj the proposition " h
eucetthtr one of the most revolving that ever
came before court Of justice The verdict ~ the jury
has been rendered which cunsigns MeI.endcn 10 the
Penhen,iary for lfe ON the ground of thcre having
b'tn mitigating circumstances. In the ples of the
Attorney General that ofccr stated the fact thn, in
ihe time he had acted such f-orne two years aud
hali hccn csscs of homicide had occurred i his cir
cult. without cepitai con,ietion fearful evidence
that mistaken mercy TO the rriuins be predue-
tive Of ffEhtfu njut3ce to Scclcty HssSssR, (T,.n
Ni<s. .tf-Hl2
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styrinr At BALTIworE.--Alr William Blacklar.
we'll known AS butcher. and one OF the ciiy's
as,cciofS ~ pork and beef hung himself yesterday
morning in his ice house. on Onion alley, near Cs-
bl,n. Street. lie was seen At different places at
ndns 10 his business usual in the carly part Of
no uoinng. but about III O'Clock, yoatb. who
la In his employ, happening To GO into the ice
\ ,he windlass over the irar-door. The boy was
n shocked that instead 81 giving the alarm hume
Iateg, b. ran around 10 the esidencc Of MIR Black
yr. en- Faycfte street, near Bond, distance of
.ro souarcs before announcing the circumstance.
Nh Tie body was cut down. life was entirely ex-
unet preparations fer the awful act had .cvi-
ksntl, hcen made by the deceased with considera-
e. efr ard forcthoueht. showing Il to have proba-
Nv been the result Of strcng determination 10 end
~ et;sience The only cause that can be assign
"a sr ,b commission OF the deed, IL deprc ssion Of
s[r;,s. induced by pecuniary difficulties and enlbar-
yttss,,enfa. lie leaves wlic and largs family OF
bilirn -Bsif. .d,no., Arra ~.