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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-19
City Intelligence.

Til, GAIwAy EXPEDITION ExPLosIoS-THE MrsrERy
SoLvEpThe extraordinary circumstances respecting the
breaking up and abandonment Of the voyage to Galway
in Ireland Of the steanhp North America advertised to
sail Tuesday after many If the passengers had got
their baggage board-aftcr the steam was up an
while the green hag Of Erin flying from her
head-gave rise to many surmises conjectures and re-
ports Owing perhaps to the fact that the public
disposed to Of the New York Napole0ns ia
adyenture-P T. Barnum Esq with all great undertak
ngs II has been generally believed for days past,
that he had chartered the steamer aud going out in
her gigantic speculation; either the establish
mcLt u the Galway, or Fri inc-to get Catharine
Hayes to here to Uutsing Jenny Lind to carry
Mr. Mark wc his seNiee o plate according TO promise in
writing dated lsi5. lttuins ont thi, all
Mr. Barnum may have int ndOd 10 out in the North
America but he had not chartered her taken aud
paid SIR his paage Tb. object Of ms iutenacd visit
probably nothing like what has been supposed but
more interesting aud important We under
stand on reliable authority that on the 18Th IL May last
the steamer chartered 10y the Norwich aud New Lon
don Steamboat Company, TO Sir X. y Nandcvstcr, for
three months to take effect from the 18th June ins. for
Southampton England The committee uf the friends
81 the proposed Irish line however proposed 10 gem
snan Who had hired the ship change her destination
to Galway and she advertised to sail for that pert
The 18th inst The gentleman who chartered her had
the option 10 purchase her AZ certain price Others
and among them entcrprising fcllow-citizen Com
modore Van dprbt desired obtain her his Nicsra
qua line and Tuesday just beior, she about sail
limited Der Of passengers who had engaged to 60 In
her TO Galway would have made that voyage n losing
business was accepted and the ship Transferred The
passagc money returned 10 the Issseng ~ pas
at increased rate tab, In the Pacific and Asia,
and the voyage abandoned These the fact. in
the other 20 the contrary
ing Mr. Psnum had nothing % 10 with tho matter
FNGnsSrs-following i a list Of alien emzrant ar
ry'd in this city from the 18th instant up to Wednes-
day yesterday the 18th, both inclusive viz
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ftnTs ~ setetday morning irv discovered In tue
wood house Of No III Christie street II
tinguished causing hut trnng damage The dry goods
store No. 90 Avenue j., was considerably damaged by
Ore and water.
ActfptsrAL Dhov sfNG.-Coroner 'Geer yesterday held
inquest At the foot - Robinson street the body Of
Charlie Brown aged tweniy -hye y'ar- native Of Ger
many who came 60 his death by accidental drowning
IL seems thHt the deceased woi IMAM employed
beard the steamboat lsaac y smith ard while thus
gsgtd yesterday morning be accidentally fell overheard
into the river aud dT0sned before any aid could b.
rendered 4 verdict rendered according to the
facts.
named Thomas Bennett riggsr D, trade fell from
the top q u the propters tuding Ia pattor-
ons yard. Williams burgh, 10 the ground distance 81
lny iset lie vas Immediately picked ~ and brought
deck wbtrt y Is said he kept for two hours he
snc died ia about ten minutes acr Ills arrival Upon
examination. " v4s fund he had compound fracture
~ the right thiah aud dangerous wound IN tho throat
The doctors Eerc indignant in - qurnce u Lis not
bcing rsm0r'd in.nis diatsly after the accident
RS osfB-A nan named james Dohorty. aged -
years. While driving hand cart Brpome street
was Knocked down ~ Que Il the rail ears the wheel
pe ing he aucle, and innicting complu11 frac-
ture he conveyed 10 the tity llo.pital aud the
Wound examined aud dressed.
1frsrrvr TvFs~rtrtrr About twelve O'Clock Tres-
day nght. Cfcsr shsr, a the Seventreth WAr found
the body =, infant in Nineteenth street = cand
avenue The dad body ~ another infant WI huul ~
water cloc IN The upper part q house NJ ~ 0rgcn
wicl ttfVst
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Fifteen Days Later from Californis-Des'
tructiNc Fire In San Franei~co-Eron
Twelve to Fifteen Million Dollars o.
Property Destroyed.

By the arrival Of the steamship Crescent City
last night. from Chagres, the disastrous news from
san Francisco Is confirmed. We give full particu-
lars Of the conhagration in columns. Possibly,
the loss has been exaggerated; but until We
receive further accounts and reliable ntelli-
gcnce, the estimate may bo taken as an
approximation only 70 the truth. The effect
Of such loss at this time, viii BE- felt princi.
pally IN this city, although It may extend to PHI
ladclp1ia Boston, Baltimore, and New Orleans.
The greatest proportion 81 the loss, however, will
bc felt 10 New York. One Of the local causes
II the great rcyuldon u lSj7 was attributed,
at the time u it, occurrence, 70 the great
fire which swept away third part Of tho bu-
sncss district Of the city and destroyed property
70 the amount q nearly twenty millions q dollars.
We fear The los BY the ian Francisco Gre will ruin
great u iny here, and materially tend - affect
present commercial movements disastrously.
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cue Of Shadrach, in Boston, assumed curious
shape, yesterday. It appears that during the pro-
ceedings, it was discovered that among the jurors
was one who belonged to the higher law school, he
being q member Of the Vigilance COMMITTEES
committee that was organized for the purpose of
defeating the operation of the Fugitive Slave law,
and who, it Is reported, declared that fugitive
should be taken out of the State Of Massachusetts,
How man of such character, entertaining such
sentiments, could take IN oath to decide like
that which he empsneled to try, on the law and
the evidence, surpasses our comprehension. 1t is,
no doubt, consistent with the higher law doctrine
The authorities Of Cincinnati are, it appears,
making sanitary regulations in relation to the
cholera. Our municipal government will, in all
probability, do nothing until the disease Is among
as, that is If il do come.
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From Boston.

THE sHADRACH RESCUE cAsE-JENNY LAND.
Bosro,, June l6, 1851.
The trial of Robert Morris the colored lawyer
pended this morning by Judge Sprague and Mr.. Dana
Walker OF the jurymcn to try the case,
put under examination, charge being brought
against him that he took oath to bring in verdict
under the and evidence whereas is alleged that he
has long been violently opposed to the Fugitive Slave
law and a member Of the Committee of Vigilance to
retcue fugitives Nj Seaver Wsshburn Of our Common
CouI Gil and other witnesses, testify to conversations
with Walker in which he declared he member OF
the Vigilance Committee, and colored should be
taken out Of Massachusetts, Judge Sprague eventually
ret aside the abolition juryman, Walker The testi-
mony against him strong that no defence was
offered The court adjourned till tomorrow morning.
when the trial of Morris will be resumed.
Jenny Linds concert to night was fully attended, and
the receipts veey little short Of 5000. She
ypry welcomed
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Mr.. WEBSTER AND MAssACHusETrs.-Its appears
that some efforts being made in Boston, and
throughout Massachusetts, to bring about what is
termed a spontaneous nomination Of Mr.. Webster
for the next Presidency, bu. without any cores
ponding result, at least thus far If Mr.. Webster's
friends in Boston, New York, and elsewhere, would
only go the State convention which is to be held
at Lancaster, in Pennsylvania, next Tuesday, and
use their influence to the fullest extent in bringing
about his nomination by that convention, they
would do more good, as first step in the struggle
for the Presidency than they could effect by half
dozen spontaneous efforts in Boston and other towns
Of Massachusetts, which appear to be under an abo-
htion paralysis If the Union Committee of this
city-who are known TO be in favor of Mr.. Web
ster-had any proper spirit, they would act at once
on the subject; but they have placed themselves
under the control of few selfish men, who regu-
late their movements for personal and selfish pur-
poses without reference to the Ultimate chances Of
Mr.. Webster, the effect which his nomination
or election would have the Union, in any respect.
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T.legrnnhIc snmmary.

n would afE.ar tb,, our omarbs On the dfa-
torirss. n the legislature n bringing forward the
LIN fr The enlargement II the Ire Canal. IA. "A
- ,e,t s,,irrir ~ Tie re- ,,i.r aod rrr,i.,iar
advocates If tia. measure, for W. perceive Nv our
fsr.rt ~ ill., rroees,ipr. that X WIS br,r,st m
Yesterday ~ that body. We Is.irs our readers -
r..d IT, amendment. that baye been attached ~
lie tll. which. no doubt, were c,ncoe.eI since tlo
rrsssrt .s..ion VI. commenced They viii rs
feurd under lie tcle rraphf, head The ff.t ame1.l
msrt T. ttatthe Canal Board hall. from Time I,
time adjust H. rats. oftoll IN such = manner ~. to
,yo,lpss tbe greatest amount ~ trade AMI rcysnue
'rbis Z. niece If LEGISLATION worthy II tho cello
tr,i.d p4n.bv II. r,!miest davs. uVtabo sen
u,ti. thf. ,ery sagaciou amendment tb,re Y even
,,,,,., = ~ So, lint H. canal Board aro n
.d,,,bis ,ogr.s ,r,il ,,borsi.c directed svan,rtof
II. er,.i,,ure .rti.iss,vac,,v win !, ysn ,ea-.,.
fr,b. fegi.ls,u,s ,.pno, la tnow ,ha, ,f,h, nsp.
i,...r,,s C,,.i r,,-, ,il r, go wv. ,l,.e.
49, 49,, ,..,,, 49,, en- .lo,. ~, ..,.,.4 81.
inc,ss.c H. trade I'M ,apal. and. 49,
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Worlds Fair.-Vlsiters 10 tho WOrid'G
Fair invited the subscribers seeh Of Dressing
case They the and useful article OF the
d o s %os al IA
corner Of Liberty at, and 3o7 Broadway.
Comb Factory, 3s7 neutrality-suspicious. arc
respectfully invited examine this choice selection Of Drsso
sity comprising the most beautiful open work in she'll and
'unA'0 norm o'"0' f'pA'''1 AA1 A. j. SAUNDERS
DIR. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, dsc.,,
continues TO devote h attention exclusively to disease %
be sI has ssupa M the last i Broadway
trance street raers can Be had ans E 0
and Ear Fountains.
Watts Nervous Antidote Is one OF the most
derul meeigiaes have ever inowna teaspoonfu OF
IRON low dsprson paine and hssdash that has ssssd fsf
pan-aonica Kelley, 81 Pearl street.
Watts Nervous Antidotc has cured me OF
adsby nervous headache and that had last.
60 fourteen yers % such on extent thai lite was ALMOST
depot iV2 Nassau street 81 bottles - per DOZEN
Cheapest Baths for the Peopis.-The Des-
broaes street Swimm Baths are now open from sunrise
sn ten s r az G spSs al ss o ana
Carlton Houses Warm Sea Baths at Desbrosses street.
A Great Battle has been Fought, ana
thousands and hundreds Of thousands hays been slain and
nice reaches Iedtuss Sc been completely cleared
ten by Henry X ,ostars Lxermnator tGlentwortbs)s
N''H''' ~ N. W. oRxY's AZ Broadway.
Orange Flower Lotion.-A delightful Pre-
paration manufactured by Orlando Tonpsins Boston,
Witch he has ehrtsnto above IL Is agreeable Cos
ana diseases skin 1t has become quite popular
article Try IL is sold by Rusbton, Clark, Co., Ito
and rs Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
by using Bogles Iebeaiona for softenings
the kin lreterying s socthnes under natural
sposure the heat cold weather.
ladies may face the winters FROST summers sun with
IN punty from injury their complexion. sold by the in
William Boyle Washngto street Boston; A. B..
u. sands 100 Fulton street. Rushton Clark Co. ~
broadway; W n. Carey Co.. and Brigham Day, Pearl
Hair Dye and Wigs-Batchelor's Liquid
Hair Dye. ctsbrsted In all Of Europe and America,
years the hest hair dye in the world IL Is applied sod
Wholesale and retail. at Bate cors Wig Factory Wall
street. and at all druggists and perfumeries in town and
country.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair vhkers the moment u Is spilled without injury
the hair slin II be washed without dis
Phalon's Wig and Iour.e Manufaet,yy IN Broadway.
Fer sale In the city and country by druggists generally
Wigs and TOupees.-We would call the at
tention Of requiring Wigs 70 recent
The awarded silver medal for the first preninx
the last fair. They be r. Phalons Wig
Hair Dye Factory, ~ broadway. Of Dey street.
-------
Sore Throat aud Iioarsencss Instantly
curedBy v. Bnshs c. LIBERATED Magic Cream IinAment
ID. WONDERFUL article offered the public
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To TME EDITOR 90 TiiE WEEAtn.
noticed IN the Herald a yesterday suute remarks
much 90 my regret unOnymcua5 upon the recent an
tcuncsutnt a Mr. Jasp,r Eviugstous marriage AZ
boytr England They could only have been artuatsd
vs. malicious motives aud mny b. calculated 10 prejudice
that gentleman sbroad. Mr.. Livingston was s,nt t.
France. nt the agc II eight year c. ~ educated HE
return he Immediately went e. re- e with HE brfhers
81 the manor n Livingston DurirE the many years
that h. Wa In this country be- residcd IN any
otlSr I'd "a and aiVays styled himself ~ the manor 7
This fur.ly dacs M Imply that h. was proprietor
Otftin ~ 4ving this inaerti0n you t0ay, IN some
ntaEurp d0 away with tLf tmpr, sion caused bv the
hi ddlrR iEptrtneree q ore WIZ Knows avn Jtlige
~ trother, ASsqs LIVINGSTON
40 Ysrs Inne n 1871
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fFrou the Alta California tfayI5I
We arr iul hted - captain whitney n tn z amer
Weter for J-irf.at extra giving account Il :
nost destructive nre AZ Stockton "a. 1h Instant The
Aiensss q " hour prvsuts a. rom farnihius te il
particulars TIE olloWne extract sives ~ i4ea q ..e
sxient ~ THE I'D calanlty.-
The are originated IN and beautiful house Just
o. nod unosr the nome = tht Merchants Hotel t'rmer
y known tho Branch and beyond doubt was toe
voth ~ an iuecndary. u s supposed that some mis
Sssnt intended by this diabcc means. = succeed IN
vsasnu the prisoners n0w eonhnrd ia thu county jail
but the purpe failed In lie ppshneut the winds
proved unpropous and turned the u The detas
sating esmebt upot precious and costly fuel &
s-fy H. long Numbering From the point ~ which
rgnatcd the Ere swept W Levee street prstratiug
" mery's stately auction estabiishm thC large
@a ninc'nt y Placer building the ~ D9radg hote
D. Nfgico Dr. Clements bsines drug store DtcNn-
son lIo1e aud All he building those two centrA
squares prom them u spr,ad acrose - the Central
hose ard W three quarter n hour from the FIRST
alarm large thrc. tory building cnyeloped In
Names Ny the most strenuous exertions suoce.ied
- saving our press aud printing materials, though IN
yerJ aamsg.d condition Tho occupants n the stock.
BON Club Rem suecesded In saving their building
sbough thy were IN imminent danger
Ever mercantile house Levce street. r1cvTt sw al
90 Main street al Ceutre street all " Dorado
frest except two and aii Hunter except three
pese the victims q this incsndary attempt
Annexed we poblsh the simated losses hy ths Great
ere q Tuesday night in Stockton The estimates
extra Jo,nai fgr which indebted 70 Dap
nobsnson. s900o. Denis / kiaen. eoooo. Ne.
pherson 1000; adams 3Dc9; n scoaeid 1000. To-
.en. 1000. 81 Charler tSogoi Diekeuson ngu-e.
a Barsnco 1850 Way, Brothers. \ 900. Weber \ Han
M nd sDoc0 Ciemcnte n R'ing. 1000, Merchant
Hotsl l2O00; O'Neil Waliy p 0eeT J Owen. 900,
ssntromsry 4 co 5000; Captain Warner 5000, Told
q Co, 5000 y Zacsriah. 1900, Wormser 5000. Nor
ri-on psinter, 60a0; Ressbhcgn Office. 300 bich.
rssbarrs ~ COO. John Chinaman. soon Biss.l !
bancroft 1900 n J Barnard i2000, Dent Van.
time A %. COCO, sinshiemsr : %. 5000 Wen
den 0c0. CnlradsiN 4 % 1000 II Hartman 1900;
ksdiseb co 1850 Jones 500, Hugs : 81 l0e'i
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RroIA Washington.

WAsHissroS, June u.s. 1851.
Secretary oorwin Is to be absent in Ohio i've weeks
Mr. Hodge has been appointed Secretary al interim
Governor Floyd and Senator Hunter, of Virginia,
visit here.
Dr. Davis late Minister to China, is q candidate for
Legislative Office in Indiana
rumored that Secretary Conrad viii shortly resign
and that the Hon NJ Gentry, of Tennessee is TO be
his successor The probability however Of Mr.. Gentry
succeeding Mr. Conrad Is extremely doubtful az he Is
canvasng Tennessee for United States Senator In
oppcriton TO Mr. Turney.
The Board Of Health reports seventy one deaths in
this city during the month Of May.
A German, named John Meyer, was convicted at the
Criminal Court to-day, Of forging land warrants.
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Als,sY. Jun. Is 1851.
Prayer ~ R,v NJ srisRK
An hour va consumed " discussing amendment. pro
Ycs,d 70 n, Journal q yesterday
rtttsp tsrvs.
Dir Mnrs ~ consent, offered a rcs9luton that the
Judiciary Committee " discharged the consider
on ofihc hin requiring the Attorney General % procure
CERTAIN csmony from Europe in relation v this estate
ca., adopted
tRW EstHo,p.
Mr. prsr, presented petition against the diversion
81 the New York ard Erie Rlilroad.
iSytrn, rntsti.t 70 hooss rrHNisitn rfr uovsr.
Nf hnHsI offered the following rrsOlution
Received rhst ~ COMMITTEE IN Eattnditurc, r The
House Y directed % inquire into and report t. W Ioasc
nsry !. :; d,rits,.d under and ~ virtue q ne 's
sSs - te tonac and sisa Tie sesera,s esrns to The
STATE ,urFyI9s ~ Whole nan 6T Including tralsp"r.
&c rs,olueh % frrn. asd for the whole number III,
s state ~ REMINDING the rcsoiution uader which
Louks sre ~ furnished
1he resolution Wa laid On the table
Auorrt0S RUSS.
communication Wa received frtm the senate, re
c,mmendipg that the Joint rules 81 last session lie
sdopicd ~ this session Agreed 70.
tsyuArtov rouHrn % JuIy crLrsbar,eS.
k,wburgh inviting tho members and officers a the Ious
July II " - - : =
stuyos ivsrtrtrtov
Mr. oHTCoHY gave notice ~ a bill n incorporate the
Irving Savings Institution In thu city a New York
Hr H.rns reported "a bin relative ~ the American
Artists Association
Mr. wrtrl,R reported favorably the bill making sp-
pr, praOus for the support Of the government for the
q, ~ fscal year. Ordered 10 . third reading
MIR Wsab reported favorably the b for the publ.
cation II the poor laws
Mr. Brp reported favoraby the bill fer the govern.
ment ~ the Almsh0uqc Of New YORK city
Mr.. MUS imported favurably on the bill authorzing
thu Attorney General u this State TO procure certain
testimony from Europe
Mr. MtUoNfrh made a minority report I'm favor ~ in.
afEt n.
York
Mr. ewonps reported favurubly ~ bill 10 divide
the sixteentb ward q the city q New York.
Mann prApfND HttA
an oct authorizing the northern Railroad Company
20 incrtafc its capital took Passed
An act 70 provide for the erection Il FIRE prof build
u Tor the state Library aud T. provide 'or the better
accommt datiOn ~ the Legislature Parsed BY 1GtO
An act T. amend the sarltoga Mutual tlrc Insurance
Company. Adjourned 10 0 O'Clock ~ morrow
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SUPERIOR Court.
Ecture tho Hon. Judge Mason.
ACTION roR FALSE iMPRIsoNMENr-rnE RIGHTS

ACTION TOR FALSE iMpRIsoNMENT=TnE RIGHTS or
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
JtNE ls.--.aIJed H. CmroH -. TAos. j. Crotrsn AMI
Susan, rs Uift-ln this case, which was reported ia
yestrrdays Herald the defendants examined Wit
show the prov cainn for their ncts One u
the Strtsscs, domestic oi Mr. Grower, dcposed that
the plaintiff and his young companions were INDUCING
III, n,scycs in most hilarious and uproarious manner
They singing several songs with loud cboruses 10
the great annoyance Of the aud their board
and were particularly yocifcruus i'm
Landlord, III the flowing bowl I'll II
get Folero
loud leughter) She reid they most emphatic In
the latter pant the last line which convinced her they
then IL least three quarters gone che the
door Listening 70 them. They then began 10 sing
We won't r. home tin morning
when Mrs. CruwUu came for the second time. and
quct,d thtm to suppres the noise; but nndag her
montrGncc of avail she obliged 10 send for the
police and the already reported took place. Adj
TUNED.
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UKRAIp OTfIcE SAN Francisco May 10, 1871,
We have, by these advices TO note startling change
in the aspect of affairs in this state san Francisco s all
but destroyed by FIRE Tho business parts OF the city are
gone with the great Of stored
fourshpg city On the ID and ith OF May (the ami
versary of former great nre tins fearful obstruction
tending the city stockton In the consequent paray
sis Of il Is almost impossible TO furnish -,-be
quotations but IT is certain there has been enormous
destruction Of dry goods wines liquors. cigars ale por
hardware and groceries The loss of building ma
terals lumber and breadstus has not been so extern
siye.
The great bulk Of heavy merchandise was stored on
shpboard and, by good fortune nothing ahoat suffered
We have OF every article ample stock 10 meet the
requirements and the loss has only sntiei-
pated the consumption by few months and placed u
in the position Of being able to demand and OBTAIN r.
munerating prices for what is left
This week the trade has assumed more settled as
pect and although prices cannot yet be considered as
liked the speedy mode in which citizens supply
ing Themselves with business accommodation renders
livery probable that before the next steamer leaves they
will have settled down to certain point which will
be considerably those ruling before the cats
trophe but less than those Immediately following H.
FROM has improved in value since the ire and several
sales of Chill been made Sl1; but IL is i'm
possible sell that price except in 50 10 bags In
Australian there has been nothing doing Gailego for
the local trade commands fully 81 per bel
PcRk-Scarcely sale has been made but our quota
tons raised and the present expect 10 b. main
tanned.
BEicAs we're sold last week al from 80 to $50 per VI,
but the price checked the demand and holders have had
TO submit a reduction and American and English
selling at $50 80
LIN TR.A large business has been doing since the
FIRE aud prices have varied almost daily but the greater
number Of the sales have been made from SIS s6j
PER NJ and So TO $50 Eaay De- sidered the
Tor ordinary rough ana the latter price for plapcd
cargo Of inch Josts and scsntling oregon sold
Monday AZ So 30 per ahoat and small lots landed
have brought from 500 So piles have changed ha ids
at &c per running foot bat owing to large arrivals il IL
difficult present effect sales aud 35c is the highest
pre- that could be obtained Square timber lo@o and
l21l2 i in demand al $50 Ter NJ.
Co,ls-The market is Dropping. and il is difficult to
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u. =. District Court.
Before the Hon Judge Belts.

I'm LArE a. IAN EXPEDITION.
JUsi rs -Messrs b Cutting and John Van Buren, APP
pared IN court Ibis morning AID said that they had been
engage for tn, defence la the IL the United staHy
hsstis sullivan 81 tsinaer, and Lewis charged with
htit cut yess, for he Invasion of Cuba aud they
had r sd,d not guilty counsel desired know In what
y ton they stood before the court and what proceed
iugs could b. had under the plea formerly entered
guilty
1hr court allowed time until Thurslay uhis) morn
ing r cOunsol % look into III. indictment and COM t
i - Nhat course they would pursue
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Connecticut United states Senator-The
Murderers OF Barnice White.

HAN1FOHD, JUNO -. 1901.
The Senate have postponed the election of United
States Senator until tomorrow The House baloed at
3 O'Clock to day.
The Senate this morning refused to commute the
tence of Menassah and Calhoun, now under sentence
Of oeath in Litehfeld county but committed that Of
BaIcomb who turned states evidence The House
voted to commute all three. The prisoners the
derers Of Barnics White, Of oolbrook whom they also
rnl he'd