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Arrival.

ship Republic Jameson. d. f Galveston. (Ts1A cotton
ssp sss.oD white dsm Eorlssn with cotton and ps.en-
ssss % I Stanton
ship snay Bcand Liverpool 40 d. dss and passengers to
etDrgess, Chairman Co.
Bari Powhatsp Dnkwstsr I'm havana, and tobacco
Chsmberln 4 Robinson
Bsm bark Won vpeis. HArds so ds I'm Palermo via Gibraltar 90
Dc, fruit 70 DuthI A. Co.
bs sturE. Scott santsgo de Cuba March 10, sugar TO Jon
BAH EsumSses Baxter IL de I'm St naS cotton to cOs Andes
con & Co.
Anrs cIough, Manila 1853 d. and nemp 70
Williams.
swsS brig Excellent sto Palermo Ct Do, n and sulphur
Dpikl Co.
Brig Richmond AcKsus, Tnnisd de Cuba Is ds, mOasss to
Cbathn a. Pouvsrt
Be- brig Hebron Dart DIS fin E,guabO PR sugar ssd mosssss
70 DUneoub 30 Cook and master 49,
sch nanovch 30 dm Bolivar hides TO MoHsr
Sch Gen Washington nassd) Hammond Hafar ds, mseks
slto Brsins.
Sch Lady LAIe, Harris, d. I'm Virginia, wood
Sch Margaret, Colhs, 5 es I'm Virginia, wood.
Sea- MARY Augusta, Bennett, 3 de- I'm Virginia, wood
Sch CbaIepgs Read de I'm PASSPORT ah 70 Sturges Co.
Frs Corson, d. fun Savannah, cotton and rice 10
Mecredy . ,
master
wISD-At sunrise W and light meridian Ii sunset, De
and light.
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d. s. HoUGH, Auetioneer
Al. BLEEcKER Aucuoneer.
- A ID " ON INTTCECy 4

a y bLELCkEk, AucuOnocf
DARTITION SALE OF HOUSES and
IL LOIS No. u Soonest and % Bhdge-st, al The Ex-
change, on the 50 Of April, by A. j. BLEECKER, Anc-
uoneer.
The Stones lot q feet inches wide 10 'front.' and be-
gins 1872 feet inches westerly from Broadst adjoining
The Of Maitland Phelps Co. The lot 90 BhdgesL
u q feet inches wide In front and adolns the otner 10
the rear, 90 hat the two together extend from Bridge 10
Stone 81, about rs feet part Of the purchase money
may remain on mortgage See Official advertisement 10
Evening Post, By NJ ULSHOETFER, Referee. MI toAS'
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chs.vr Bos,on days OF por bo1ua An .rs ansa
brgsnfLs
AtTfnSs 10 Cuba March r. brg' Grossly Pssilt,u from
dsr Ps1csou, do Jlia auhIn Dom l or
Yort Philadelphia De- Emy Rsnaer Motor 80 Wm Pf ~
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California vessels Spoken, 90.

40 ssh w barb Tartar, soOdspesd from Bos
jan IS lat SO n, lon ~ w. bark Fanny, B Foster from ST
Stephens NIB California This vessel has steamer Wheel
hsr)
Feb i0 lon 81 49, sch FSlc Ansn n Baltimore via Nor
folk 10 San
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D. 8. HoUGH. AucuOneer
L. NJ MO M II A " A n ID NJ 4 Al

D. g. HoUGH. AucrOneer
an MONDAY MORNING, 104 o.
Oclock a. 81 Greenw.ch-ay. valuable assortment OF
Household Furniture Of every description Sofas and Sofa
Bedsteeds, BrugseIs Ingram Csrpes mshogany French
and walnut Bedseadi Dressing ard Plain Bureaus Card
and Center Tables, mahogany and walnut Wristbands,
carved mahogany Chairs and Rockers fine Hair Mattresses
gilt Mirrors Han and Solar Lamps, Crockery, Glassware,
ke. without regard 10 weather.. m29 Ar
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer
A RDIAN'S SALE OF INFANTS

ADkIAh II. NULLEh, AuctlUneer.
GUARDIANS SALE OF INFANTS
~ PROPERTY on the Fifh.av., Esd and 34th SITS
ADRIAN MULLER will tell on TAU RBDAY, April
3d. al II o'clock al the Merchants Exchange by order Of
Supreme Court "a ysusble los lying together and bound
by the Fihh-av., Eighty third and Eigy fourth SIS
This property covering The entire fouG GA the Ffhav
with 20 los on each Of the above mentioned streets eom
Pnses nearly he whole block bounded by those street,
the fhrd-sv. The title 10 indisputabe and dtreet
from the Corporation TO the father OF the lnIsnts.
For further partcuers apply 10 the Alctioneer No
Wal-sL where msps Of the properly be obtsnea.
m3l IL 1911
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Psehst ship Washington Page I'm Liverpool Feb a. dse and
mast mzzen gallant sails sttachsd
have Dot bssa able 70 sail the mast above
double rseed TOP sail March l6 fat a. Ion a 90
Der bsrg and Geld S7th Harris Fsrchb Of Barnstas
Fer, fell overheard and was drowned.
Dan ship wodan Bendrssn Shanghai Nov 3d. passed Ansr
Dec 10 with TO Wstmors q Crydef
Mary Adams of Boston, Lucas I'm Shanghai Dec 49, Woo
ssng 18TH passed Aner Jan g. with teas silks &c to Wetmos
BAN Barney Laugs.on Lyrs
Henry Calcutta Dec is and Sand Heads ssd mdss
20 Warren North Of Bermuda the lest 10
Bem barb Nspuns VsspsmaD, 46 ds fm Palermo fruit &c to
Pavsnstadt n schoonmskeE
Isabel Kennedy 80 dc f cisnsgOs sugar and honey
Brs Mary Emily lOi BatmOrs) spaudiOg II Marscabo,
Brig Pseonc, Hase is de I'm APaaheola, cotton to Eagle
POrt brig Allegro G,rvuhO 40 DIS fra oporO with wine.
Big Lancaster, Moore; Charleston d. cotton
brig ROss DOane Trinidad de Cuba March 49, chssssrAn
Brig whtrier ofGodsboo Nash ceuuegos March oases
ana honey 70 Cbsesn Ponveu Brig Cmosn Of Baltimore,
was wiss'S on the Sa S Sac was oaees WITH sus The
Sch lssae Hughes Johnson Washington NC ds naval stores
Sch oonn.cucu Fsrchd Newbsn, NC, de- naval
Sch Anne Baker, Frink Philadelphia de-. GOAL
Sch Joseph Hall. Cos, Portland. c. dsi stone
Sch Alfred Hall, croslsy Portland c.. stone
Sch Julia and ssney IOn Sswbsn, NC de- naval stores to
Sch Caldwell Msnkiu Washington, NC. d naval store,
Sch b Brown, Richards New London. 2 d. OIL
Sch Frances Robinson Newbern NC d. naval stoss and cotton
Sch Harrison Price, Ree I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
Mechanic Perry 10 ds FIN St chra;Ophsr, potatoes &c
sOop washiug,ou. Prsuucs Nsw LordOo, s ia, oil.
sloop Oregon sturgess. I'm Providence.
slOOp Consul Jennings, Cold Spring d. oil
sAlLED-on Saturday, steamships Washington, Crabuss for
Bremen and Southampton FOrds, Lyon for Savannah.
WIKD-Durng the day s and ght
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j. w. BRowS. Aaetoueer.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of Elegant CaA;..,
FINANCIAL.

CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PEP
OCENT: kAiLkoA0 BONDS, S50:eo0:-fA 80
and Gaens Railroad, bearing Ter per eent utsr.ss
under authority nom the Legislature, payable "a Ns~
York. and the principal convertible 10 the soct a ~
Company any time within -four years.
This Road forms link IN the great chain Of oaas ruu
The Atlantic cities TO the hssissppi River and po.sssv
roads In the world having cost but about sl0ee Der -
to Elgin to which place II 10 completed from Chcss,
The lsa dividend Of this Company wa elghi per ceri b.
six months on the finished portion Of the Road
The Bonds aforementioned portion Of those issues
for he purpose OF extending the Road 10 eev,dera
which pointlts under contract
These per Bonds are for sale In amounts Of $50
ard os 81 05 per cent with interest rom ln hsy osx
and furnish the cheapest perfectly safe security dc
market
Further particulars can be obsised OF the subscriber
ms ia JOHN THOMPSON. 81 WslSl
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CHESNUT GROVE COLLEGE, Gift

Nton Staten IsIAnd-Presdent, Rev. THOMAS Low
ELL, T. c. DIN consequence OF the unpfeccdent,
ed IMPROVEMENT both In the physical and mental culture IL
the pupils Of The Institution but very few vacancies are
available TIA Summer Term commencing on tne ist
Of NAV The course OF education cOnsisa Of the Greek
and Latin Casscs French Spanish and t3ernAn ny na
tves Of these countries respectively; English All the sci
epces and every branch OF Bellies LeItes Aso Vocal and
Instrumental Music Gymnastics and Military Tactics
The situation OF The mosl delightful. pleasant ana
healthy that possibly BET conceived Only SIX mes
from New YORK. yet 1t 10 retired as 10 me western
widerness and Il commands the combined advantages OF
sea forest elevation No pains expense are spared
10 inture the highest talent the part OF the various In
ItrucOrs and ali the comforts and convenience Of homs
the pupils. The President can be seen on Ius'dsys,
Fhursdaya and Saturdays at the Office Of SEAMAN
MUIR 81 Broadway. An early application oecessary.
REFERENCES Rev Drs Berran Highly Sehroeoe or ana
HAWKS: Professors Hsckley and Mscvicker, Columbia
College; Seaman L Muir, 81 Brosdwayi Center &
Co ~ Od-slip; Davidson Bromley, q Wal-st; Bar
~. % Pinest S. D. Appleton, Broadway Carlton Co,
Broadway m3l INN fh9Ss
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
lVl GIATE INSTITUTE, 2IS Fourth-st- corner Of Mac
dougaL fronting Washing ton- squsre-BOARDING Or
PARTMENT. Tbs Principals, having received frequent
PupA are happy announce that OF ne
ost deairAb have bees made by which the Do
those who are anxious 70 avail themselves Of It's benefits
The retired location Of this Institution facing as does ne
largest PARK In the city combines every edyantGge OF me
divided II four Of eleven weeks each, commeoc
Ing September 9Th November 25 February 10, and April
o. Boarding Pupils viii continued during the Sumner
vacation II desired Terms reasonable Circulars obtained
a The Institute or by addressing the Principals likewise
he Bookstores Of H. H. Newman, 1893 Broadway and Of
Appleton 200 Broadway. Pupils admitted Al any time
and charged only from the date Of entering.
~ N. b The Eext School term IL viii be observed
Commences Monday, April 18th.
o. W. CLARKE, A. NJ p.-.,..t.
ml7r JAS. TANNING, A M fhnciP~A
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WATER CURE.

DR. CHARLES MUNDES WAIss
~ CURE ESTABLISHMENTS, In Benscny1le,, i LIZ
smpton, Mas has been reopened. For urine, ,nE 81
spply 10 the Doctor a. shove, or 10 WIN. Ssm
Broadway, New-YoTk -
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ITO BUILDERS, MASONS. CAR.

u PENTERS, 8c.-The HUDSON RIVER Raj,
ROAD COMPANY will receive proposals until the la
day Of April next inclusive to he addressed to The us,
signed at the Companys Office, 81 Wall-at New-Yon,
for building the Companys grounds opposite The Gig
OF Albany:
One Locomotive Engine House Of size to contain Est.
teen Engines;
One Smiths Shop, zoe feet square, and two Mscars
Shops 50 by 100 feet each The outside walls TO b
brick % feet high and the roof covered with matchs
boards ard tin Plans and specifications may be seen 4
The Resident Engineers Once, 5l4 Broadway Albsrt
where sealed propositions may be lefl, a. well a. II "a
Office in Newly
The buildings to be finished before the frat dsyd
September next for specified sum-Dsted March IS 1851
ul25tAI2 WIN c. YOUNG, Chief Enginess
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OLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-

n ILASSICAL AND MAIdEMAII-
OCAL SCHOOL. West Poini, New-York The next
term Of this Institution viii the first Of Nay
Application for admission al that time, should be made ii
M early day. ~
Columbia College ~ Y, Jan is, 1851.
take pleasure In stating my opinion thar The Classical
and Mathematical School At Wet Point ~ T., under the
charge Of EDWARD " KINsLEY, A. N. 10 worthy OF
the confidence Of PsrenC and Guardians The course OF
instruction, judging 70 part from students received In this
College from thai school, is thorough and tudicous-and
the discipline and moral culture efficient and
cessh1l. CHAS KING, LII. D., Prest OF Col College
For References, Terms, &c, eddress the PRINCIPAL
et West Point EDWARD V. KlNSLEY, AN.
ml2 lmeodhAWf
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OSCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT SING-SING, N Y
The Sumner Term Of this School commences on the first
Monday o. May. The number Of Pupils is limited to
twelve For full particulars Circulars, to be had Of
s. II Pierson, Esq, Is Hammond-st- n. or of the
MOI 5av5gf Principal
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UNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc
II lect BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys at TaTyown,
New. York A NEWMAN Prtncipal.-In this Institution
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed In all the
branches of an gsh and Classical education The price
Of Board and Tuition. including bed bedding washing and
mendng, is from $50 to $3.50 per annum according TO me
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars, refer
ences &c can be obtained at Spading Shepsrds Book
Store 1894 Broadway, and at T. H. Wicoxs United states
School Agency 29S Broadway or by addressing noe 70
the Principal ms ueod
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IT S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
~ way, established ls47 for teachers and all ed
vocational orders. Capital furnished by the patrons,
viz: many OF the best Institutions families and teachers
hroug the Union deposit Of oae per cent each on
one years compensation procures negotiations until The
full smoun is received Apply early full and postpaid
personally. If possible References exchanged.
al Steodk z. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
- will be opened North Stamford Conn on the frat
Monday in May by ERASTUS Z. SCOFIELD Principal.
1t healthy location being situated in the midst OF beau
tul farming interest and under the superinendance OF
gentleman who will spare pains 10 their intellectual,
physical end moral training The branches taught Will be
English Latin French, Vocal Music, &C. and price, tnclud
Ing tuition board furniture sleeping and washing and
mending will be the very low sum Of Sl25 per year-
The year will divided In two terms OF % weeks each
vacations the months Of April and OctOber
Payments be made half Of each term advance and the
remainder the end OF the FOR further particulars
see Circular with references ne had at CADY BUR-
CESS. Bookstore, so Johnst NewYOrk, and THOMAS
d. SMITHS Bookstore 90 Futon-st Brooklyn.
rn27 2ax "
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INSTITUTES AND

MI USIC.-TO INSTITUTES AND
I'VE FAMILIEs-Firsc Teec Of the Piauo-forIe
Guitar, Singing and French Miss WORRALt, III Le Roy
Place (recenly from London) who has studied under
masters OF emlnence, desires engagements either 81 the
residence OF her pupils or her own Miss W. speaks the
French language hueny and 10 prohclensin me aceo n
ing nobility In England and references 10 ths city kindly
permitted 10 Rev NJ p Parks, Of st. Paurs Church. ltS
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

ID at Portchester, N Y, JNO. OSBORNE. Principal
The Summer Term will commence May /. This School
has been In successful operation for ten years aud not
surpassed beauty location and Of access by any
Institution In the vicinity OF New York. Terms, $3.50
year Circulars containing particulars, references SC
can be obtained by addressing the Principal or OF D. b.
DuDcomb, 76 Wiliam.st; r. c. Akery, 100 bowery.
mSl lmMWGSf
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THE COMMERCIAL AND CLASSI-
OSSTNTNG FAMILY BOARDING

z CAL SCHOOL, IS Henryst consisting OF three de-
partmens in complete order is OPEN See full adver
tiaement [o7 iawtfl SOLOMON JENNEk, Principal.
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hIVIDENU NOIICE.-Ihe Coupons
LOT Interest due on the let OF April, 1884, on the follow.
ing Bonds will be paid and amer that day lhs oesd
the undersigned;
Marion Cs and Shelby Co. Ohio, per cent B0ads b.
sued 10 and guaranteed BY the Beefonsine and inEs
Railroad Co.
CITY OF Cleveland per cent Bonds issued TO and guv.
anteed by The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnsd Rsd
Co.
City OF Columbus. Ohio, per cent Bonds, Issued ~
guaranteed by the Columbus and xsnis Raj road Company
m276t WINsLOW, LANIER co. g Walsl
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
lDat New. Canaan, CT, DAVID 8. ROCKWELL Pdn-
cpa assisted by his SonThs Institution which 70 oneoi
Term on the lat Of May The vacancies are nearly all
filled Early application should be made 70 the Principal
in order TO insure admission Address D. s. ROCKWELL,
New Canaan, Fairfield County, CT. mH2""
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
SAD CATASTROPHE ON THE NEW
HAVEN RAILROAD.

On the 10th, while the 3 o'clock Accommo-
dalton train from New York was approach
ing New Rocholle, and within about miles
of that place, brake gave way IN one of the
last car OF the train, (thcre being FIVE or six
the Consequence OF which was that tho first
car before the broken one was completely
smashed, every seat being torn up, and the
eer itself- thrown bottom side up against a
stone wall the second car was much broken,
and thrown half way over against the frat,
and the third one was wrcnched crosswiso of
the track For n few moments all was in
the most painful confusion, it being naturally
supposed that many Of the passengers were
killed (. but much 20 the surprise OF those WHO
were at hand all those who were in, or had
been in, the smashed car were alive, although
nearly all of them were very badly injured.
As soon as Il was possible "a do so, the woun-
dod wero got into the cars, which were still
on the track, and taken forward 10 New Ro-
chellc, where they were provided with beds
in hoteL, and Du Smith and Morton and
others called to give them Medical assistance.
F4,ii.r- accident happened the train wAa
rapidly going round curve. In some way
the three last cars were detached from the
train, and two Of them were thrown down an
cmbankmcnt, from forty TO fifty feet deep
In going down, the cars turned completely
over several times. and the passengers tossed
and thrown about in this unceremonious man
ner, gave themselves up for lost One of
the cars contained fifty passengers, who found
themselves, when the car stopped, upon the
ceiling Of the car, with the seats above them.
The scene of confusion at this moment beg
gars description. The cries of the wounded
came from every point, and though no lives
were lost yet there wore quite number who
were seriously injured, with limbs broken and
serious cuts and Commissions. The female pas
sengers seemed to have suffered worst, and
one, it is thought, is 80 seriously injured that
she must die. As soon rs possible, the pas
songers were c4tricated from their disagreea-
BILE situation, and the wounded attended TO.
Fragments of clothing were scattered about
in every direction. In one place was picked
up three boots, evidently torn from the feet
of females in their perilous descent. The
watch Of Mr. Whittier was picked up by MIR
Banker, with the hands gone, but the crystal
unbrokcn. In one place female was max
ing Terrible uutcry, saying that her chitri
Was gnne.-TAe-elaiia- was afterwards found
by MIR Whittier underneath one of the seats,
somewhat bruised, but not seriously injured.
All persons injured are expected TO recover.
BOSTON Tkaveiier.
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60 Abel Crawford, well known 10 White
Mountain tourists, a. the pioneer Of that re-
gion, died on Tuesday, after a lingering and
painful illness At his mountain home. lie
was 80 years old, The Boston journal says
Of him.
"Mr Crawford was one n the earliest set
tiers IN those wild and secluded regions, hay-
ing rcyirrd for ntout sisty Year- IN tho st,t
where the Mount Crawford House now stands
about SiN miles below tho Notch valley Ills
name has long been identified with tbe White
MountAina,And bis memory will be long cher
shed by all who have ever frequented those
regions, Possessing q most ttalwart frame
and vigorous oonglituiiOn,he was always not
ed for the energy and strength Of his chArac-
ter and his sterling integrity, lie was one
Of an honOred olass--the hardy pioneers of
the wilderness nHnfsara are rapidly
passing away. In the death Of the old pairi-
arch Crawford, the White Mountains lose one,
and not the least Of their many great httrac-
tons.
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IMPORTANT NEwa IRON CuBA.-CoH-
GrmafioH 81 NE HHTreciion,--fh steamer
Cherokee ~ New York from Havana, brings
an account Of an inaurreetinn Al Puerto prin-
cipe, Troops we're sent 10 disperse them, but
they were rePalaed With tl,s ls-- of thsiF e0,,-
mnnder, and twenty eight killed aud wound,
ed. The Insurgents had retired 60 the NOM,
tAins and fortified themselves. Other towns
followed the lead,And in few days the whole
Eastern part OF the Island will ho in state
OF revolution" The Government have been
sending troops 20 Maianzas the past week
hut II seems they did not call there, ~ some
thing more urgent pressed them eastward
The Havana papers say little on the subject,
and Il Is understood the Government are 10.
ing all In their Powert TO prevent the true state
Of things being known.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
A CHILD SENTENCED TO THE GAL
Lows.

A correspondent of the New York Herald,
writing from Baltimore, says: "For the first
time in the history of criminal jurisprudence,
n boy about eleven years of age was yester-
day convicted, in Baltimore City Court, of
murder in the first degree. The murder was
undoubtedly one of intent, and not the result
of an accidental blow, and the jury, with the
evidence Of clear intent 20 kill, could not
do otherwise than convict him cApitally. The
prisoner, George Long, who killed the little
boy George Rumpf, his junior by some two
years, did not seem to know what was going
on around him, but amused himself during
the trial by catching flies and scratching his
head, and sometimes falling OIL into u doze,
with his head leaning against the bar. He
seemed TO think the trial very duh affair,
and did not seem to understand the effect of
the verdict The jury and Attorney Gener-
al, as well rs the Court, Immediately, howov-
erpjoined in a Recommendation TO the Gov
ernor, TO commute his sentence TO imprison-
ment for life-alI agreeing that he should be
put out of the way of an opportunity of again
exercising his bloody proPensities"