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The New York herald., 1851-10-12
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BUFFALO, October II, 1851.
Two large barns in this city, filed with oats and hay,
were burned down by the act of an ncendiary this
morning. half wtted fellow has been arrested
suspicion of having kinded the fire.
Three Of our best steamers the Msyhower, Caspian,
and Buckeye, had a splendid to Cleveland last
night The Mayhower went in fifteen minutes ahead of
the Caspian, and twenty two minutes ahead Of the
Buckeye.
The weather Is fine here, and as midsummer
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The Utica Incendiarics.

UrIcA, Oct. IL, 1851
H. B. Conklin (who yesterday found guilty Of arson
and sentenced by Judge Grdley to be hung the 2st
Of fNovember deeply affected whom the sentence was
pronounced.
Daniel ButterAed other Of the party indicted the
same charge has succeeded In getting his trial put OF
till next March.
Six new bills for have been found against die-
rent persons to-day.
Perkins will be tried for murder ON TUESDAY,
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tn. Canadian C.binse-Choler..

Mesms Hincks and NORM are conducting negotiations
for the formation Of a new ministry, with every
prospect Of success Both sections Of the reform party
will be represented in the cabinet, the names Of
which are expected to be anAsunoed on Tuesday or
Wednesday next
Seven eight Norwegian emigrants have died here
Of cholera.
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TRIPLFR HALL.-FESTIvAL OF HUNGARIAN Ii
berty. ueroisn rewarded Hang gsrsns aroasel coma
one, ccme all Rally round the standard of Freedom,
peoples oretnsto kossuth Professor Anderson de-
eirous 60 honor to worth the
sin contemplation to raise fund tangibly this
Martyr Of Liberty and knowing there thousands of
lovers OF freedom whose will nit then
tribute IN large suns 70 this exctllens and we'll rsea tea
tmen!a let would feel flad TO adj sheir it,
Professor sndescn therefore has determined give
entire receipts Of his Last Night in this City to the Kosuh
fund, and to enable him to enhances
taken that unsurPases ediaee, Trpler Halt for Friday
evening next Oetober 18th, when Wizaris Mazs
ratory viii be opened ana he will introduce
astounding wonders in his mystic AIT Admission Fifty
Cente Professor A. feels proud state that
20 swe he amount Of the to this
ct freedom this great Of berty thoss
Necessity ad in aesertising. printing ks &c. would
otherwise form epenfes have yountesred her work
material hotel keepers and the cooperation
lovers Of bsrt Is earnestly solicited Viva Ii
may be lad at che Hotels Restaurants and at
Bro adv - - ~ -
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RAysorp q HEIR DRrIsBACEs MENAGERIl-

RAYsorD HERR DREIsBACHs xEHAGERIB-
IA This celebrated kenagere-the largest aud
duoted ia the known vcrld-embraeng every animal
known to natural history and which has received the
eron,S art applause OF hundreds OF thousands Of The
sspeet.be and psori Of the United States
lnst eommsncci most brilliant taN campaign, and will
gt the principal cities and towns In Nov enssnd In ths
xohevins order via Thursaay, Oct Hyde Park; Friday
hsas nrcSS TS.,asy 7n south Trey w.dps.sH So
bans saturday. ilh fsrss Aond.y, Lh Jeriohoj Tues
day iih, gurng.on "Wednesday. Ethl virgenneg Thurs
18th, Rvtani: Monday. 91;h. wsiDgfcr1; Tuesday Zsh
Hsnehestsr wsdnesday, Et. EAss ssnninston.
GHfHEsE AsshsBLY Rooms $50 BRoADwAY.-
" hondtT Oct i3-Crsnd vosa and fnstru mental Con-
cert ryen ~ the ceiebrated artist siruor ~ Bassos
susfis % Her Majesty the Queen Of Spain Sig B.ssos
las bn rsesl.d With srest 81 e theatres Of
dor fsri and hacria he will be assisted by the sin
arts Priv Dom, sga Elika yssntini, MRS Ciats Ad
dhsn snor Psysseh Prof Fanaerwoyde tpiauistl, and
Pref Juervos lvioiinistl.
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NEW YORK AMPuITHEATRE, NO. 81 BOwEgY-L.
North, Proprietorm Private Boxss, 80 cents Boxes
quarter b fore commence at quarter before Fiest
night ef Mons Gardner the Ariel svey Corde olante
talent Of Mr.. l.. North. Odell Edgar, Harper Bacon
Hough JersoD Kngslind Sam Lathrop. who will give h
opinion on what has and what b 70 be done In yacht bu
ness yacht Anne rioa yacht pgsnd Mr. Dssere
Madame Nonn Miss Mcfarland, So. concluding with q
favorite afterpieoe.
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NIBLUs TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA, BENEFIT OF

NIBLOs OCTOBER H. BENEFIT OF
IN Gabriel RavelU pusual attraction First time these
tour years the connie one act piece in English of the
THRf T. FACED FREsCRhAN, In which Gabriel Ravel
xil perform eve speaking characters in Engh and
toine Rave three and Mrs. Conover aud Mr. John Seton
will appear The piece concludes with the dances Grand
Pas de Deux by celestine FrancS and Mons Coet aud
groesque Chinese Pas de Cling During the farce Gabriel
kavsl will cause the sudden dspreaanos Of young
lady present 7isht Rooe by Francois Mons Mad
Axe end Gabriel Ravel, who will execute (6rst time)
National Daoee without balance pole To be followed BY
the grand Chncte iete of KIM KA The whole
with u srand spectacle Of the BEDoCIS ARABS which
is the exraor for sk
and sgty-to be given by the Rave Family Mr. Lehman,
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MUSICAL.


LIN. BRANDEIs. PROFESSOR or PIANO AND SING
IL ing has removed TO $50 Bo~eTy. mex. door TO Fourth
street He continues TO teach the above branches In his
veil kno euceessf and rapid methsd at h residence
In those Of the pupils Terms moderate For particulars
,prly from 0 10 o'clock. 4. NJ.
NTUsICAL EoTICE.-A YOUNG LADY, OF
lvl Thorough mufica education would devote hours
(day 60 the Instruction Of few pupils Ia rsspsctabe
scminsry IN THE city Brooklyn Terms very moderate
Apply at2p Bletoker street.
ITALIAN VIOLIN sTRINGs-JUsT RECEIVED, A
fresh Gurpy Of orior italian Violin strinxs TIE
trade and tmateurs In sant Of good trcls ~oud do we'll
call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere For
salein Quantities TO suit pur hser the
terms ~ Cab JACKSON, 36l Brosdway.
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Judicial Nomination for ,he 5th District.

UTICA, Oct. III, 1901.
Daniel Mott, Of onondagaa, yetterdsy nomin ltci
by the wings Of this Judicial district for Justice Of the
Supreme Court for the Fifth district.
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- fr were fxfJ.two ctsth ia Wssbinrtcn city dn'.
-r 90 rcr'h OF tcrtcutcr q which Frnty Gee were
tSf.r Csc Jtsr E sge
ldiftt0 g. '1h tte usis sas ~ ore esnt prsrs a
~ lltt ~ for frtarecs ~ tbs United sistas
Cd cisft g. h ruisret ue-ccsary - tns hatiss ari
vtlfs % %. - .lcsn ,scris. aS5 Association wiu
u-ec1ts tl- seitaticn in toe Jp,efg 4. 1,.sL ~ st
d Co sr.ss q ~ g1s cen.rsse.
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pAuCIHo.


rIvo BALL COMMITTEES BALL CIRCULARS LADIES'
tickets gentiemene tsketa aud orders Of dancing got
in the uettet well In the most elegsut stye by
T. frere y Belew Nassau street 81 Baidiag Also.
wood engravdg plate craving ,hoS Wing aud
rrniing. In ell brsnces esecuted in the best manner,
FkERE r BELLEw
81 Nassau street. Sun d aiding.
MADAME AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE MOST RES
m Teotfuiy TO inform the ladies and gentlemen OF New
York that her inruot in cug s the
18th inBt at the spacious and beautifully arranged
The stuyve Institute, 669 broadway.
uENEY WILLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY TOR
Dancing and tealthful exercises At the Suyvesans
institute. go Broadway. Tuition has commenced, all
e ana fashionable dances will be taught In the noe,
rraoefu nd approprs H. Wells aud Sister have
passed several In Paris. att Royal Aosdsmy, AMI
s best schools for private dnncpr In Frnuce Apply daily
At The above address. Their system Is entirely new
LIEN DoDWoRTDs PRIVATE DANCING AGA
IN deny, No as Broome street, mar BrOadway-1hts
sstabshment will open. for the ensuing season on Mon
DAY. October Glasses Mondsys and Thuredayg other
glasses Wednesdays and saurdays-n the afternoon tor
ates and children and In the evening for gontcmn For
particulars circulars.
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CRANKLIN MUSEUM. iro CHATHAM SQUARE. oNa

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. Ho CHATHAM SQUARE oNA
block above the National 1hea.rs Lea. sole
propretorSaoon perform
.ng kntertaiaments in tho afternoon
O'Clock, aud Ia the evening at ~ o'clock. The entertain
msns are varied snd select and such be
other place Of entertainment In New York. consisting Of
Less Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John Diamond ths
xreaost dancer In the world will appear also. Mons
any any store the ardisnes choose TO easr hmi he win
ass Tor any amount OF troupe OF Model Artsk
Who soo eted for their beauty gurs per
eonate number Of beautiful taheaux company Arsi
SI who 90 through yas:y Of ssss Of s.rsnssh ssd asx
an exhibition of Marble ststary allied Ia the world
eogcher with variety OF interesting performances
Afternoon and evening For psrticIlars, tilis Of
each eaT Admission-ssats in Private Boxes. % oents
ytASe seaS Eh osnts bozss Is osD;si pArauetss Ia
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R0WERY AkPHITHEATRE, no. 81 BOwERY-raE
~ Grand Equestrian Testimonial TO be given to LEVI
NORTH ESQ will take place Monday evrang October
2th 1881 on which occasion there will be the gre
lazy of talent offered 60 american aud
public composed Of tho prhops membe Of the
throughout the Uned Ststes For fursher particulars see
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OLYMPIC. no. az BRoADwAY.-GaAND SUNDAY
- Coues,t Of Vocal and Instrumen.sl huse.-sunday,
oetcber 18th under the well krosn and able leader Herr r.
kanhen. Doors o!en at :; 70 comnsnce at O'clock
FrlYate Boxes 70 cents Parquet IS cens Dress Circle
cents; GALLERY. I2x cents.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN. ANNA THILLON
N respectfully announces that her first bsnedt in
ca and last pppesrnce in New York, will take pla on
Thursday October 10TH which occasion Mr. Hddso
celebrated popular Ireh Comedian will appear Ths
HOW TO PAY TIE RENT after which, the FRS. here
the admired operets entitled the PRIDE OF THE
-Rozelsua. Madame Anna Ihion In which she will sing
TITS Woman rules you still and eoena by Arber. TO
REGIMENT = -
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NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, NOS % AND 8, CANAL
~ street near BroadwayGrsnd Sacred Concsrt sunday
evening Oct ~ 1851 Grand Orchestra under the direction
Of Mr., Julius siede. Tickets l2k oents Doors open ~
o'clocki 10 commence at o'clock.
INVITATION soTREE OF ADKINS WASHINGTON
Brass Band will TAX. place At the APOLLO Rooms Tues
day evening, October H. 1851. B.Military gsntismsn
M oonfsra favor in Appearing n uniform. Profe.sar
Benson. Floor haptger Band Head Qr.rters, at W. A.
kEkhs Fourteenth wsrd Hotel Of Eizabe.h and
Grand streets, New York.
DAKTIEs WISHING TO HAVE THE USE or Tair.
Ter II all during three evenings In ths week. viii please
''''' " ''' J. n wARDwELL so BrOsd-sy.
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CELLows' MINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW NUsI

EELLOWS MINsTRELS, AT FELLOWS NEW kUsI-
cal Hal. IA Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets open every nightThe justly celebrated
corps Of talented and under s e
the past have becn received with the greatest By
fe elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union. Felo
Musical Hall 10 Of the most spacious and
suldings in the world Admis;io1. csnts Doors
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial aecommo-
dation Of famiIies 90 ommenciuE at oolook p. \.
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THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERBL0
= swsine Buckley. Master = buckley. J. Buckley. r.
neir friend. and The public sha, they have made
Ia connection with Feows kinstrels, ~ a. Broadway
s not their intention TO travel south Any band calling
themselves New Orleans Serenade New Orleans Ballet
Troupe, Abe
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. rof iutsner PARTICULARS se'
ARRAScEyENTs.
VIM. A. Waterbury, ESQ,
Henry G. Rabineau,
Stephen Bates.
Albert Loeee,
q. ShsfTer,
Z. p. Fox,
Andrew hather.
N Toty,
Henry Prescott.
Henry Beers,
Wm. Coulter,
Vim. II BseNA
Franeis A Lc-yet..
Allsn Tinker.
David vanderbeck,
VIM. Alliassn.
Samuel Lethrop,
Geo. II Hsrtn an,
John q Keefe,
lsascP z Walaron,
Isaac Cillespis,
Sheldon Bur we'll,
Geo n Peck,
y. Ueury 8urtnete.
J. q Kester,
DR. Thomas Stake.
De. Deniamia Drake,
Dr. Henry Rogers.
David = 5smnis. Esl.,
Henry Nc Kinney.
10. X. Miller,
:! G. Bailey,
John Weed,
Honry Gee.
John Boyle.
John skinner,
Eli VI @ King
q. w Duryie,
p. Waterbury.
X. Dsrling.
Charleo Morgan.
= Anderson,
i. Duryrie,
- :. nistee.
r r. Farwell,
Henry b. vsnn.
John W. Lswrsnce,
q. kistee,
Z gavilsnd,
y Fay,
ID. W Brown.
l.. = williams
VIM. Patten,
John Casey.
John Dscker.
Ed yard Tinkham.
IS N. TURNER, Chairman.
".
asurer.
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nights OF the lizard. Farewell ArrAngems of Pro-
fesser Anderson the Great Wizard Of the Norh-Inead
attraction Monday the 18th. Tuesday the 1fth Wsdne
day the 18TH, ss Grand Day PerfoEranOs and in
in New York. Friday the sh October. when
he will proceed to Philadelphia aud Monday.
the 10Th begs most
th,nh the q Nes York Cor the they have
past nine weeks and trusts his exeron have met with their
appreciation Professor A hegs also state that In
the
to hsye The box Office open for that purpose from NJ
zion Is recommended Admission to all parts fifty
Special persons having claims against Pro-
fessor will be pleased to seud them the Asto
Place Opera house. for adustment before Wednesday
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NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET.-DOORS
open at tH curtain rises at o'clock Dress Circle and
Boxes cents Pit Hx oents Orchestra Tickets 50 cents
friysss Box Tskets 81 Monday evening os. Is TIE
DOoS-Perrs 10 Crosse. Mr. Blanchard; Henri Mr. o. j..
Arnold Marguerite. Mrs Hautonville. After which. the
3r oi, The BATTLE FIELD s,o,ohold Mr. N B. Ciarks
ORafsrtv Mr. L. Fox Mabel Mrs H. r. Nichols. To coA-
ciude with the FAST COACH
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COMMITTEE or
Hon. A. q. Kirgeland Mayor
g J. ii. Uobtrt Haws,
" g. v. Anderson.
=" b. Osborn
Edwin Forrest. Eco,
Thos. S. Ham bin, Esl
Aldn korgsn norgars,
" Robert r. Baws,
" David Miller,
Ex-Aid'n Charlss Francis,
% Ieasc d. Smith,
Z" Z. Ferris,
Colonel hlvsh Mann,
Captain J ames N. Turner,
" JOHN Lalor.
" Benz. W. Bratf ford,
" VIM. II. Sparks,
yoha Pell,
" n. N. Van Dyek
" VIM. Had3oek,
" Jothua LeviLes,
A" @. Pell.
. A Lyon,
VIM A. Uagyarty,
James Corror.
John Hen derson,
Corporal Thomps u,
seth Ceer, Esquire.
" m. A. Delayan,
Thos 2. Raymond,
Avery Smith.
J. J. Ross.
Georee Shurrager.
Carlos dc'Chscoa. V. c.,
Ales. lockwood. Lsq,
Henry G. Atwood,
Seth q Douglsss,
Hiram Woodruff,
Solomon Kip.
George N Munson,
brabam Browa,
Barney Williams,
Jonas Dsrtlett,
Elliott Bacon,
John s. Giles.
George w williamson.
John q. Adams,
Henry Turner,
Charles A. Abel,
JOHN neope.
Archibald Crane,
". Mason,
Thomss Birrs,
George Whiting,
Thomas Skufe,
VIM. shannon,
CAPT, JAN
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AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RR0ADWAY ThEATRE-k. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Dress Circle and Parqus so esnts Family and Third CIR.
sIs: cents Gallery cents Psys.s Boxes IS and SS
bratsd drama Called or ZEN BUsa ss~Connor Oksnns-
a. Mr. Conway; wild nurtagh, NJ: Shav; Paddy Kelly
1r Astthsws Muster Grimmidge, Mr.. W Davidge; Jack
Abbott Nelly Neil Mrs John SETON To oonouds with
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS-Admiral Kingston, Mr.. W. Da-
vidge; Miss Nor timer. Miss Kate Horn
NIBL0s GARDEN.-MANAGER Mr.. JOHN sEFToN
IN Tokets 80 cents Private Boxes S. Doors open Ut Il
to at TX o'clock. The wonderful RsVs Family
Gabriel in Scotch Pas seul Francois three eharatsr
pansomime already honored with brilliant Of sixty
nights but which must be Immediately withdrawn In
Of the advanced state Of forthcoming novelties
Oct evousons on the right Rope 10 be followed BY sSs
comic pantomine Of MONS. DECHALUXEAU. 70 CON
clude with the fairy pantomime Of RAOgL.
RRoUGHAHsLYCEUMB BROADWAY. NEAR BROONE
ID street Doors open at to begin at o'clock Dress
Circle and Parquette otsi Family Circle, ss Orohes
trn seat, $l Private Boxes s. Monday evening os. Is
Psddys Sliding scale-h Mr.. OFlynn, Mr. Brousham; Mr.
Justus Jefferson Mr. 7. D. Johpson Miss Dora Muon
LSdsr TO &c followed * grand ballet
Caroline Rousset La Fec Eoiire wills Ro ussst La Fee
ss susSs ~isS ADvfcs GRATIS
(NHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. KECaANICS HALL. NO.
~ H2 Broadway, above Grand street-Open every night
during the week until further notice. The original and we
known Christys hinstros comprising e6cient and
under the Of e. r Chrsty whose concerts 10
this city succession Of fve years. been received
With favor by highly respectable and audiences
Tickets sS cents Doors open at and will commences
informed that the Saturday afternoon dsson
tinued.
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HrNRy McKINNEY. Secretary.
WfLLIAm B. BURROWS, Treasurer.
Private Boxes So Boxes and Parquet so eeats. Pit j
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RowERYTHEArRE.-DOO OPEN AT6k; CURTAIN
.isss ct O'clock Boxes % cents Pit l2k cents se,s'
will be performed new drama entitled rH. BLOOD
Mr. Cony; George Rippop Hr Taylor Grace Rob bbsrds
Mrs. Yesmans Ady Home, Mrs. II. p Grattsn The per-
CRlNi-Juiio Dormilly, NJ. = EDDY; Michael Mr. Tton
FRANCOIS Mr. Hamilton; Louise, Mrs Jordan To conclude
with the iLLUSTRiOUs sTRA @ ER-BeDjamin Bowbsli
Mr. Gr6itb: Fatima Miss Herring.
RURToEy THEATRE. CHAkBERs sTREEr.-Do0Rs
ID open At u to begin O'clock Dress Circle and
0,ohs:trs seats Is cents xSSdsg svsnng Oct Sillss
Herbert Mr. Dyott Hopkins Crayon Esq, Mr. John Duun
zaohary Westwood NJ Bl.ks John Smith, Mr.. Burton
Caroline Dalton Mss Taylor Maria Crayon Miss Weston
is:.s n: wss'txeGS Wa " Mr. Hussss I. Nile &C.
HAVE EATEN MY FRtEND-Augustus Jellytop. Mr..
Burton; Angelina Cookies. Miss Emma Taylor.
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The PENDULUM ExrEn1MEST.-Ths difficulty, 20 often
complained of the newspapers Of understanding the PEN
duum experiment has arisen from the way il has been
planned The true of the wonder is this All
dessand that the North Pole, pendulum be made to
vbrae and west, it will continue the vibration in that
direction while the globe will turn round and thus the daily
rotation of the earth will be plainly shown But at the
Equator is equally clear that If the direction Of vibration be
from east to west in any other way such rotation will
be shown. So far, all easy to be understood But how
will the matter stand in the intermediate points between the
Equator and the Poles Evidently come away from
the Poles the point Of suspension, instead of being fixed
spot, will begin to move, and consequently the ya,iaon
between the direction Of the pendulum and the surface Of the
earth, will be less and less until arrive at the Equator
when there will be variation. The faliy Of Of the
approximations about the subject is that in all atudes the
same at the Poe durnal rotation in Uenty hours
will be exhibited But this is wrong. In latitude, for
instance, the revolution of the direction Of vibration with re-
spect to the earth will take several hours longer and the
time for this revolution will take longer and longer as
approach the Equator when there can be no revolu-
ton The people who live the Equator therefore, cannot
have the felicity Of amusing themselves with this experiment
And we, if try il, will have to wait longer to see the
movement than friends in the hyperborean regions
Ne,cdrk Daily Adrertiser.
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SHORT SENTEscE.Tha notorious old evil-doer, fami-
lary known to man. woman and child through southern
Michigan, as "Sile Doty," brought up or sentence
few days ago, before bis honor, Judge PART Pratt sur
veyed the prisoner few moments, severely, in order TO inn
press him with becoming of his suson after which
he addressed to him lesson upon his past tansgre
sons aud wicked days having concluded which, and the
prisoner having meeky minated that he had hing to say
in mitigation Of sentence Judge p addressed him thus:
"Doty, how old you !"
" Flity.,hree, your honor" ...
"Doty, the enorpi,y Of your offence demands that you
be sent need to the State prison for twenty years But
Doty, we se reminded by the words Of Holy Writ that the
days Of mans three score years and ten sna,
therefore in cemency towards you, and in being guided BY
the scpura m, OF human life, sentence you the State
prison for only seventeen years J!
Doty was almost overwhelmed with sense of his deep
obligation TO the clemency Of the Advertiser
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this dilemma the committee Of the clubs recommend horoush
revision OF the constitution and firm adhesion to the electoral
law Of May. THrEHs and CHAssAnsIEH opposed to
vision, fearing that such revision would lead to the reelec
ton Of LOUIS NAroI.os and this pesen. appears to be the
most probable result
eegaphie despatch. dated Berlin, May 9th, states that,
according to Austrian correspondence the Diet win open
Frankfort on the I2h Of May, and that the entry Of Austria
with all her States into the confederation will form the first
subject Of discussion The King of PaussI is about
the Emperor Of RUssIA at Warsaw the former will be
eomPanied by his Minister, Baron MAsrrurrxL cilcum
stance which gives the meeting political character although
it is called mere family visit the Empress Of Russia
ing expressed wish to her BROTHER the King Of Prusss
and the King is said to very strongly recprocae that wish
Democraca principles are stated to be very rapidly spreading
in Prussia, particularly among the middle classes.
Paris Bourse latest prices last night Five per cents
s0f 65c ; Three per cents 56f 2Oc.; Bank Actions
2O6OE
London Stock Exchange, 2 O'Clock. Consols for money
97s to 974 consols for account 10th Juue) s74 s7R
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CHoLxRA AT CIscISsATI.-The Cincinnati Commercial
saws that four Of cholera reported the township
trustees Of that place the 9Th Instant Of which proved
s and Of the others expected 10 DO attended with
like result Three Of the persons stacked were passengers
from New Orleans.
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Never have I dreamt

--Neyer have dreamt
OF aught so beautiful. The flowers the boughs
The banners, and the mobiles, and the knights,
The gems, the robes, the plumes, the happy faces
The statues and the fountains, and the sun
Streaming hro' the stained windows the celestial hymns,
Which seemed as if they rather came from Heaven
Than mounted there. The bursting organs peal
Rolling on high like harmonious thunder;
The white robes, and the lifted eyes; the world
At peace and all at peace with one another
fCorres. Com. Adr.
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THE GOLD WORsHIPPERs, or the day. we live
in future historical novel; by the author ofss White
friars"
Harmony Of Prophecy, by the Rev. DR.. Keith.
may 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.