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.F..CTfSC INCIDENT.

During the summer oS 1919. y hen The cEui-
c~a vas .urrying l..uii;,,;'i,S to their last rest
a hirhlv rr-,,no.ahc and interesting t',n,ii:
W. z...z,I VIII tie epidemic. Five Of is
r,rntlc' were rrc-tra:r'l At ere time. and
>rlr,. VI tie .larm Of n.i:!.hors that no one
CO.. - .';r a-.;-5.:,.o at tits critical mo-
iiirrt. Wn nj scanned ha,n.':--s, thee .sa>
c:g. Ito Youngest child of scarce three SIM
,,,ers, who Ia, been pro,,', t::aI: spared 10:
the o,...l-;.,,,. who nini.tcral as an angel
!!,r c.,. = >;>t"r. requiring the greatest al
,c,::;.,a. US The especial subject Of the little
IL. : GO.
81, while the patient was wr,;.iino ar.,rI
Ike wcirh, of disease tie little creature wa
seen ua,.' ing with intense interest IT," ,ao'ic
rornt"nanrc Of her sister. IN u..l;'len ten
traced hcr check Il" seemed striving to ii
,lia some remedy int would alleviate IL
vain nftlc nrr .ra,,- form before .r.;.l.,! sud
lai,y a!;; ;as the room. a> a Tie WINS OF
love. rro,urrd Glass Of coo, water. returned
and climbing mp On 4 chair Hear the sick hcd
presented the srarkiin" draught. and in liS,,
ING accents sid Drill, thiS my dear sister
i viii cure rou. She spoke a. one who NIt"W
10 the ra'"nt ''arl AL ;rcorry'! -: h9u4i
r"' until after the angel nur>' Ia! passed IN
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r. The Why County Convention Of Fay
cite and Marion counties, Indiana, held last
week, unanimously adopted resolutions de-
claring General Winfield Scott aud John j.
Crittcnden to be their first choice for Presi-
dent and ice President.
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RATIO OF DEATHS IN THE UNIT.
Nd STATES IN THE YEAR 1850.

The returns Of the Census of 1870. 50 far
as published, show the following to he tie
trcpo.tion Of deaths to the number OF inhaLi-
tants in the twenty States named below =
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GRAMMAR OF AGHICt LT;RE.


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THE G. AL ID q n l "A N .

sa~We see it stated that the girls in North
ampton, Mass, have been sending a bachelor
editor boqnets of tanscv and wornwoo!. The
fellow saws h. don't care: ne had rather smell
them than matrinIonv.
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a ErE:""- ErGoyaEt FROM HErVMA-
FI~M.-Ab"ut ten years go. old NJ g. ot
i;rr'in. r,.o i;,.r long ,;ne IRE, iouS hal
,cen ''anred to a perfect cripple by the
rheumatism. was Got on 10 one OF TIE two
IoaGcl teams With ware fitted ont from his
,arr' 10 darlington. 10th he and h;s family
thinking he co;;..A Dive one cfthc teams safe
~ VII" h"e,i2" company with tl,e tc,niSter
lie other. While passing through Bolton
i"He'rr. i" ct upset and broke his leg 50
,rGi. that i; vas viii. grca: difficulty he was
o.; h"!." and Ill! "r..;srcT that as =,
v...< 'rct,.!. i:,t from the moment
~. md. i, ilr months many ici~,vd. .a.".
a,ci;citt. his rheumatism wholly left ln. and
H.. has got lad one twinge of it since. Bat IS
i"y:. al ihc are ot s.. omit" rs sn1art a:.i >irr
a. ol,: !acn in -tucraI. and we think mere 81.
an the Medical Faculty explain this Gu
i"u, fact: .it all events NAV it not furnish
;.:',. '-:'' Z Lint wu...l m.a, IL turned 20 ac-
,ount in ,Icv;~in. remedies tot this annovin.
,i>,a>, .-i r..o,r".
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* GALLONS BOILED CIDER Az

Arrest. 1hEKON HOWARD.
Jade IF Irp3at-
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G.'eeat i ages,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

NtRi LNrr FROM DfNisnAtA-We have received our
files Of The Rogai Gas,ne the 18th ut by the brig
Mone2uma. Captain Downcy She sailed from Demerara
on the 18th The Gaste gives the following summary Of
news
Since our last tortnghtly summary Of IN this
colony scarcely anything OF political nature has taken
place five except the reform meeting called Saturday
last und + the an>p'cps eli the REQ. III A sociat on
The Court Of Policy met ON Thurstsy Last according
to adjournment. but adjourned again unth Thursday
next, the 18th when II IL supposed the government
be induced TO with the reform MEASURE. based
the London resolutions and whicb popuazc our inst
tutions quite sufficiently for the present social condition
Of the colony.
Sanatory improvement and the subject of elucation
both of which subjects some months in abey.
again begin to attract public attention Under the
Board Of Health bill officers have been appointed and in
structions issued by the general board local com.
misseners. The expense will. afraid however
prevent for time. having the provisions the
bill carried out in their integrity and force to b.
tent with such makeshifts will remedy the
ing evils without obtaining a radical cure
During the fortnight have had two arrivals Of mm
giants-15 from Madeira and 220 from the East Indies
IN the ship Travancore 1t Is strange fact connected
with Cooe immigrants that they appear Unacceptable
the attack Of the epdemica fever which we are sorry
say still RACES with extreme virulence
The weather is all that could be wished and planters in
every part Of the colony look forward with certainty
large increase Of the crops of this year those o 1851
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Court OF Syeclnl Sessions.

Before Judge Reebe. and Aldermen Compton anu Barr
clay 2S.d f,a,p Caien{dy.The calendar for to-day.
presented the extraordinary number of one hundred
eases about half Of which prison casesthe
mandcr being persons bail principally charged with
assaults and batteries. Tho usual number of young
chins appeared charged with petty theits Several ut
being their first appearance. were delivered over TO their
friends. whilst many. Old acquaintance Of the court
sent to the House q Refuge
I'm Unma,lY Raipt --GeoIgc Taggart slim hut pow
erfu looking The prime II Hie charged with
butaly a>saultrg his vie Charlotte decant-l looking
young woman. somewhat his junior Wednesday last.
The complainant face presented mas Of bruises, and
swollen that oT a lures could scarcely be distinguish
cd and her appearance created sensation in this court
where ordinary black l. by means novel cxhi-
bion. According to her story the assault had occurred
Mt dinner time ana strange to there was not even
the miserable of noxication set The prisoner
commenced story with the intent to show tho provoca-
tion but the Court interrupted him saying there could
be no justification. The unfortunate woman and her
The sentence on him was imprisonment with hard labor
TOR six monthsthe Court rgrctng that they could not
make ii as many years,
The Missing Leta.-fhe OF Alfred Beavans. late
carrier in the employ Of Boyds Express charged witbur
loninga letter containing fifteen dollars called hp
Evidence taken OF the receipt Of by the parties
to whom addressed and the prisoner further
rsnandcd in default Of one hundred dollars bail.
Gross .1ssauh.John Williams convicted Of an as
into his under some mistake The prisoner and
three others had attacked him, knocked him down and
broken his jaw-apparently inticting permanent inju
y lie sentenced to pay fne OF nifty dollars and
to he committed till paid lie was locked up, in default
Many other cases heard in part OF little OF
public interest The court adjourned ut about twt
o'ciochthe usual hour being between ten aud eleven
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Superior Court.


Hon. Judge Duer presiding
May 2S.Michaei bftTtagh Us. Patrick Kapan1gh.-De-
SLOWED and twenty days given to the plaintiff to
pay costs and to amend his complaint
Joseph OatpeH rs. William H. Diets, 9c.-Motion for
new trial denied with costs
BY Hon Judge Campbell.
Ncc York Dry Dock Co. Samuel Sheroood.-N1otion
granted and reference to William Kent, John l.. Mason
and James r Brady Esqrs counseors ut law, to hear
and determine the issues.
The Ne7c York and Erie Ralsoad Co. IS Hayyy SPRING
s'een.-Motion denied, with $40 costs.
by Hon Judge Bosworth
Peter " ie,1ance rs. Ddrid p. Foot-iotion denied
GENERAL TERN.
BY Hon Judges Sanford, Duer, and Bosworth.
MAY 29.-DEcIsioNs Peter Scott u.s. George ". Peni:.-
Judgment at the special term reversed and trial
ordeie i--cos:s to abide the event of the suit
San net Uescon ALFRED f. acknowledgement for
plaintiff.
b, Hon, Judges Duer, Campbell, and Bosworth.
Joseph E,sssi mgiedded &C. adsm EbeRe2er Rich 9e.-
Motion to strike from calendar and suspend further
proceedings. the ground that the has jurs-
dicton denied.
CLogies y Huntington James p. Bro,ks.-Same $.
Sdwe Order appealed from affirmed, with costs.
Betiud Phelps james Bi,hop. Sc--Jud-ment at
special term affirmed, with costs.
jilIi,m u. Fu1,iss The Hudson Rtrer RgiTptf o. -
.udGmen, al the spccial term affirmed with cost,
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United SlntCs District Court.
Hon. Judge Julson presiding

NAY 2S,rcce # .3y''rad for passing ConieJrif Sore
reignSNiooa on Unrest md Opinion Important Poiat-
The prisoner in this indicted FOR passing
terteit coin, in the simiude and mblance of
English sovereign made current by the laws OF the United
States lie had pleaded guilty but his counsel had taken
exception and called on the District Attorney TO bring
into court the alleged base coin for inspection This had
been done. the coin tie side bore close
bace to sovereign impressed with the likeness head
Of the Queen Of England and the date 1919 &c.; but
the reverse side prince mounted charger with
the words TO Hanover and the figures 1857 in ima-
ton somewhat Of the sovereign of 1921 and Of double
one Of 1923. 1t contended for the defence that
there was not such simude and resemblance
between the genuine sovereign and this counterfeit
to render the passing Of crime within the act OF
Congress: and counsel referred to the 4th Washing
ton Circuit Court Reports. page 133 and the ls Leachs
Crown Cases page 10 The King against Barley. The
Court gave Judgments In support of the motion
it might be stated principle, that if the spuri-
Gus article had not resemblance strong enough TO
deceive persons exercising ordnary caution. then
the passing not public crime. The cases relief
upon showed clearly that ingredient in the
crime the tendency Of the false coin to deceive
ard defIand the person 10 whom it Is uttered; and
in both those cases IL was apparent that the coins
could not deceive amy also il had been held with
regard TO promissory notes The important question
arising here the true import of the terms. SINH
litudc' and resemblance n used in the act In point
Of these false coins had decided resemblance to the
genuine sovereign in many particulars but in Others
they wanted strong smilitude. lie then stated the
points of resemblance and dissmiarty the latter
principally the difference between the George and the
Dragon tie genuine sovereign Of 1923 and 1921 and
the prince gaopng over the dragon win the words 10
Alanover and the date 1857 appeared on the
terie coins in question hut these dsmlartics would
only be known by those thoroughly convcrant with those
distinctions and very large portion of the community
who know nothing OF these marks OF Resemblance might
easily be deceived as in fact the persons to whom
they passed 1t had been stated the simiude and
resemblance should he strong and exact but such could
not been the in which the words used in
the this construction would let loose every counter
fcer of coins resemblance would extend to
the metal itself reference to the best authors (some
OF whom he quoted) warranted him in saying that the
used in the act of Congress did not
act copy. but such might deceive ordinary
OBJ ever and such those base coins The plea of
guilty would require judgment to be entered against the
prisoner. and he sentenced to imprisonment. with
hard labor for the term Of two years and eight months
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nInl.lne AHnirS

La Ntr--From the ship yard OF Mpssrs. William and
John ii Jarvis 4 Co. CaSinc schooner of IL tons.
called the Sarah ID Sparks. owned by Messrs Jarvis aud
Capt Francis r. Sparks who is to command her. For
strength beauty of model and finish she j. highly spoken
of. Mr. Alexander y. Noyes was master builder.
RrLiIr SICK DISABLED SEAMES The Secretary
of The Treasury has issued to Collectors OF Customs
tain regulations in relation to sick and disabled seamon
He directs that hospital relief shall be confined Amer
scane and such ore IN have served for
three consecutive years on board American yeSse and
10 boatmen who are liable TO pay hospital money Sea-
or boatmen deemed incurable those employed IN
the fisheries not entitled TO the benefits Of the marine
hospital fund The period of hospital relief restricted
four months and il not to be extended for longer time
except by the special authority Of the department In
ports north Of Newlcrn, N o. there will he allowed
for suitable boal ding lodging. and nursing the Of
three dollars per week for each patient and in those
south CT that place three dollars and fifty cents per
for each patient Relief is be extended
for diseases Contracted when out of the service
STEAMER PAMPEEo This stcamer-of unenyiable
tortty during the last Cuban invasion-ha been in
harbor for several weeks past undergoing very material
improvement preparatory to taking her place IA the
regular line between New Orleans and the Nicaragua
to California. She has been hauled upon the
rne railway. heightened fifty feet and thoroughly
hauled in hull engine ana machinery AMI she now holds
cut every promise Of being among the fastest
ahoat. She Ss to depart hence the 9th proxmo via
New Orleans. for san Juan de Nicaragua whore her
passengers will connect with Naudcrblts line. and pro-
coed without delay for California -Baiipaof .1Raioan
NGg q.
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supren,e COurt-Spccial Term.


MAY 20 -Uiifam H. Clark u.s. Hugh NckeDi.-Notion
sat aside Judgment granted, payment Of costs.
Herman Bruen Jas. u. Micany.-Moon denied.
hiout costs and without pref udice to any future
bn after the summons shall have been personally
|rvcd.
CC r. S,ear and Others Laurence Myers The prac.
Inc of this court has been to allow set oil of jud gmcnt
itbout reference to the attorneys lien for costs 1t
ems TO me that this rule although il is well established
Il authority IL incquitabe in its operation. But when,
In this case there has been assignment of the costs
II the party to his attorney for valuable consideration,
ter the greater part of the costs have accrued and be-
re the opposite party have acquired right Of set oil
,ink that such assignment should be sustained 1t has
en- SO held where the interest Of the party had been
|uned before referee had signed his report 4th II;
Is and in my Judgment the assiguces rights ought
uay to be protected in this Motion denied, with
lat costs
II & Be7,neV rs r.. q, HaH.-Motion TO strike out
Of defendant denied but without costs and wth
ave to the plaintiff to issue commission 70 examine
|le defendant.
Him " H'ironS Ddp,d G,ecn-Nl0tion to set a'i't,
Ward Of contributors denied, with $40 costs,
Before Hen. Judge Roosevelt
III he Mater Of the Petition Of Stephen H. Mum and others
Application for appointment OF Caroline H. STOKES a.
Iustoe in place Of the New York life Insurance am
| rust Company Granted
IL ae Mater n he Petition u Eaopyd P.ima qaa oSes
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Foreign Miscellany.

1t appears from the Ipotot0d Qrcand) Chropi-
ce, that since the 18th ult., vessel sailed 10 ST
Jshn's, Newfoundland; four to Quebec; and one 70
New York, with over 700 passengers, and the Mars
steamer with about 100 passengers t. Liverpool.
bound to the far West The appearance u the
greater number Of these betokened no destitution
or want Of means to leave old father land There
are six other vessels taking passages ~ sal direct
to their western destination
Vice Admiral H9lgan one Of the Oldest elicer.
q The French navy, has just died Il Paris
Nj. kunt, Professor Of singing. and author q
several works treating on his art. and ii high repu.
tation in Germany, died oi Vienna % the "a e.
April last.
The Swedish Bible Society hes held its annual
meeting in Stockholm in the presence TIC royai
family During the year IL has distributed or s,'i
t0,9o2 copies Of the Bible or the New Testament, o.
which ,i$G were a the expense Of tha ANish aad
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Law Intelligence.

SllbtME touRT oF rHG IsTEp SiArrs.-May 81
1862 -Ethtbert g IIihben, ESD of Ohio. admitted
an attorney and Counsellor of this court No 16lIohu
Bacon. IT. al James Andrews Error the Circuit
Court Of the United states. for Mississippi affirming
the judgment Of the said Circuit Court in this
case. with costs. No. 1.-The state of Pennsyl-
wanna, compliments. the Wheeling ana Bel
N, nj bridge company The argument on MIR. Meal
pines report was commenced BY Mr.. Stuart. for the
respondents, continued by Messrs Campbell and STAN
ton for the compliments and concluded by alr Revcrdy
johnson. for the respondent Adjourned till tomorrow
IL o'clock. A. NJ.
MAY 25.-Chares sumner. Esq. Of Massachusetts was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this court No.
2. The State Of PJny yana vs. the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company Ct al The argument the
port Of Mr. McApine was concluded by Mr.. Reycrly
johnson for the respondents No 1872 Saltmarsh "
". Tuthlt This cause was argued by Mr.. Seward for
the defendant n and submitted Pointed tgu-
mcnt by MI J. \. Campbell for the painan in j.
Adjourned until Thursday. II O'Clock A. 81
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Army lutclllueurc

The ith Regiment of U, : Infantry now in garrison
the New York frontier has been ordered to rendcz.
vous on Governors Island preparatory its departure
for CALIFORNIA IL ~ understood that portion of the lt
Artillery now in the harbor of Charleston c. will re-.
place the garrison of Fort Ontario (Oswego) Fort Naga
(mouth Of Niagara river) and Madison Barracks.
(Sackets arbor) the other ports will he without troops
for the present Orders have been issued directing the
Companies Of the dth Infantry to be filed up to the
increased standard-I4 rank and file. their present
strength being about 40 cachprevious to its de-
parure for California; and the recruiting officers of the
stations have been instructed use every
ton in fVrthQrance Of this object
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DIAN TREATIES We learn that Tho announce

INDIAN TREATIEs.-Wc learn that the announce
mcn published by some Of contemporaries In other
cities of the ratification by the Senate of the treaty
negotiated with thu Sioux Indians for the surrcu Ter
their lands in the Northwest Is premature The treaty
ratified executive session during the present waek
was tho Fort LARAMIE treaty -Jissh'nsiDe Republic
Mn %
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Rome.

A correspondent, writing from RoMe, under date
April "a, says Time on, but little change
can however, be reported in the state Of ngs
here. The population continues utterly disalected
and the general tranquility Of Rome is solely main
tanned by French bayOnets, and Roman police.
On Monday night the Captain OF the prisons was
stabbed whilst passing through very central part
of the city. His life is despaired Of This man,
though universally hated is not the victim of poll
teal assassination, as, from sure information that
have received on the subject, it appears that private
vengeance. or jealousy, the prime of this
black decd Arrests have not been so frequent the
last two weeks. The prisons are, however, very
full, and their inmates suffer the harshest treatment
at the hands of the guardians. 1t is, however, to.
be presumed, that much Of this is the consequence
Of encouragement. and that the authorities are
kept in the dark with regard to the arbitrary acts
committed by despot turkeys The director Of Ro-
man police has given orders that all inhabitants
deposit the certificate OF their baptism foreign
sidents included This great trouble to
many Of the poorer inhabitants The object of this
measure i as We, mystery. Signor Jacobni the
Minister Of Public Works, displays some zeal for
,mbcllishing the Roman capital. He has submit
ted project 10 the government for purchasing all
the old houses surrounding the Pantheon. at Il cost
Of SO GOO scudi and thus leaving that noble relic in
an open space Operations are to commence early
in June.
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Trustees Of RUFUS P1me-Applcaten TO the court. for
direction to proceed and execute trusts in will Granted.
Osgood Field Us Hckson w. Field and OLhers-0rder
made confirming anal report Of referee and dischsrgng
executors.