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Died.

Ga Friday, july J. at bis residence, No. % Wet
Thiriieth street PATRICK TANsEY.
His remsibs viii be taken "a Calvary Gene cry,
this sfternooo, at two o'clock HI friends aod ac-
qusn and those OF his bro,herin Ia Joho Ls,vy
native Of e'boro county Lopgford Ireland, re
spectf1y invited " attend his funeral.
On Fiiday, july ], CHARLIE FINN.
His friends respectfully requested II atteod his
roneTs from his late residence Fort5fourth it. eet,
IN tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues, this Afternoon
two O'Clock precisely.
% Saturday July 2, MARIA BROOKS, aged 40 yeacs
10 months abd 20 days
Her trends ard acqrsietspces and the friends and
lhtiyes q her soD t Grant. and sonn Law, Richard
Vanderbilt respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
from her lac residence No. 800 Fifth street. this After
noon. at two O'Clock
On Saturday, July 2 JANE DAVIS daughter Of Mary
Elizabeth and William navs, aged 20 days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from No
so Willet street.
or consumption, Friday, July ], DENNIS KANE
aged 81 yesre.
His remains will be taken, this afternooH, at three
o'clock, from hs late residence No 50 Carroll street
South rootlyn to Greenwood Cemetery for iaterment
Al Jersey City on Monday June ~, EDSAH WooIsgY
daughter Of Timothy L and Ann Eliza Smith, aged five
,Sslr s1.s I."nsas -.,s swon.y ne,.o say..
On Thurtday morning June 80 rfeoton, ". j.,
rAspL READING In the 18th ys~r Of his age.
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Supepior Court.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.



Before Hon. Judge Emmett.
JULY 2.--IsdGc Hall ~. GyrTet Van CieUe md
ottcr6- Decieed that the deed and agreement men
toned in tie pleadings constituted mortgage and
not conditional sale. Reference ordered TO take
and state an account between the parties Question
of costs reserved.
Washington Va. TfNrman rs. George ". Seveas
and Henry acknowledgement for defendants on the
demurrer, with leave to the plaintiff to amend the
complaint without costs
fumes n. DEL Vecchio rs. Washington NJ Thar
acknowledgement for plaintiff.
1fDros n. Emo Us. Siias G. Snlah.-Judgment for
defendant and injunction vacated.
John Nc Cham and Ttprts Van Brunt Us. MT.
their McReoa md Phiiip Duff Order that the ex.
ecuton issued TO the sheriff Of New York be returned
satisfied as Of the day when it was countermanded
and that all subsequent proceedings on the judgment
be set aside. Ne costs to either party.
By Hon. Judge Campbell.
Ncustddf md Durnef rs. Flora Joel and others
Judgment for defendant, Flor, Joel on the demurrer
Liberty TO plaintin to apply to general term, with
security.
Dunning and others Us. Nagel and otIers.-De.
murer struck out asfrvoious, aud judgment ordered
for plaintiff
GENERAL TERN.
Present-Chiof Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges
Duer, Campbell and Emmett
Eie.czcr r. LGkc..ga cri cttsr5 r.. H,ref "
Grt,neH and others.-New trial ordered
Lprelctte H. Moore and others Us. Wy.il,am Cock
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BRIG AYcEIISA- The bark st Jcsephs from Rio Graude
reports, at tue 1st inst IL miles of the gh
lends, the brig Angelina (of Boston) fall OF
She had all sails standing the stern davit falls cut And
the boat gone. Appeared TO have bean capsized the
The steantua Uodersrer afterwards went to her and
took from her the mninsan manSoop captains ebert,
quadrant snd several otter cles. The putboat Hi
dab HALL sas also eDgsged stripping her. The steam
rug eudsavoIed 10 tow her H. lat could not owing pro
badly to the anchors teiDg cff the bow, and on the
bottom
The Angelina ED at h port 9th nit for PhiadelOha
Capt Warren paser. she cap izei in squall Off tie
Highlands about h'f cast II rharday evening last,
fl ed ~ d sunk in nediately leaving only part Of the
stern In sight Tie vessel Ia ba9s IT, and IL sup
posed she win b. total less
wnArFsHp FRANCIS Of New Bedford, before reported
wrecked on Scriea thought would be total 10 ,s
the stores ana furniture Of the ship Only having been
saved.
wnAIFs1up RoDERr Pu4ToRD, wrecked on Christmas
Island il slated b. sufficiently ehtened b. taking
out her uasts NC, W BE taken the reef again.
portion i rot all TIE cargo, you'd probably be saved.
E0itce 70 t;n liners.
SANITARY REGUI dIoSs A. roRro RICO
An order has been -ued ~ he government OF the
isler Porto Rico subjsctog al foreign els
Iiyrg - The ports d the lnd tho 10th August
next 10 6ne OF S65, BE- H. the usu, aon Of "a
houis un,fs hey provided 9TH bill Of heath, veri-
Fed BY the spanh h Consul Vice Consul, or Consular
Ascent At 'be last port from which hey mny have taken
tbciI dtIartQre.
Arr At New Bedford LIST ship Eagle Potter Pacific Ocean
Talcsbueno Mch 49, 1Goo 81 OIL took so he passage
bone. On night a APP p, N heavy or River &c
Pste, had head Of oemet main topg'lant mast roJ
mast, jbboom, spTtsai yard &c, ca, led away.
Also arr bark Johu A Hobb, Winpslny Pacific Ocean
Tslcahnsro March 90 with zoo hbg 81 10 DO blk n oil
Sod 80 bbls blR fish Left at Tlcshuano sbie Navs ator
Palmer Nant 500 sp fitting for years cruise Graz
po jenkins, o. Dartmouth 200 sp for cruise and 9th
ers before reported Spoke Jan 16 lat IL Ion 81 40 w,
CouPress kaloy, NIB OIL rot stated
The San Francitco NIB at Cape yed Islends, May 20,
had 70 oil on board; landed so sp al Fayal
AT Guam Apl l. BIZ letter from Capt Tower Moctezuma
NIB, 2l00 VII $50 sp board Had taken 140 bbs sp
between seasons. Tie Mociezums put into Auckland in
jan where mos Of hes men away the gold fever ra
gi1g there to great extent After lying there month
Capt Tower succeeded in getting away, short handed.
Was bound TO japan Sea, and would be home ia March
next
SPOKEN Feb 10 of Guafo Addison, Cash, 3, 200 sp,
bound 10 Arctic Ocean.
June 10 lst 81, Ion 65 q, was seen an Am whaling
bSrque steering N having painted ports In sight
-. -, a.. 10 - lee 49,.
Juns ',t 81 80 lon 70 49, Gaase, Chase OF Bevsr
ly, les bbs .i' on board.
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Foreign Miscellany

The Newcastle-on-Tyne (England) Cuonicle gives
the following account OF precocious youth, now on
his way TO New York. The police help TO bring ex-
traordinary characters before the public, and last
week miniature copy OF an extraordinary youth fell
into the hands of the River Tyne police
His name il Alexander Halonsury, aged twelve years,
the bin boy Of th Heos Russian yes ell then sait-
ing he Tyne for America The lad bad run on ron
the vessel ard captured by the police who overlook
him Al Modasbor0ugb. fhis extraordinary child u
I've 81 wbug ara hss been A. sea since ~ was nine
yesrs ~ His father died when the boy vas ten
weeks old 10 his short but evsutfu life the BOY has
vtied seville Csdiz London. Ieghorn, Falmouth AMI
the IL ne ae long trading voyage in schooner
70 tbe sea Of Azo He lever a. achool in his life,
standing which be tsk Ave languages, Eng
LIB Aueny. ard writes good steady hand IL can
read Eugh.h reafpaper wi'h.ut any difficulty. HIS
mother 4 a Fin ard ialk six isnguages, ne learnt
four ION Der bot the EfPfh be picked up 10 LONDON,
Viii. his vessel in vaviDg dock repairing The cap
t,ip II the vessel kind heart ed apparently, hes
fau 10 fCd wth the boy eYcsot north country no.
Tiers would say that " De Is hempy ADD mschieyous
and dsdes the cook and ste Far2 hi chief ao i no n
gns, The little fellow has gone OF with the vessel 10
America
The official document, by which the government
Of Baden announces the abandonment OF further
proceedings against Professor Gervinus, declares
that II was distmst of any Jury which might be EN-
rannelled 70 try the indictment which determined
the ministry to escape from the judicial conflict
Some misapprehension appears to exist in Eng
lard with respect TO the regulations In force for
the transmission Of periodical works and pamphlets
TO those foreign States with which the country has
entered into convention for the mutual exchange Of
such works, by the post at reduced rate Of charge
IL is necessary, therefore, to point out that only
single number Of any periodical work. or single
pamphlet, is allowed to be sent in one cover, and
that any Infringement Of this regulation will render
the packet liable TO be charged with postage as
Il ttef.
The movement for an advance Of wages Is rapidly
ayseE5'Dg Ia almost every part Of England, and in
r III i2s.ances II being attended with verv eororl
4 n' veniance. AT stockport all the mills but three
were stopped, and twenty thousand persons, Of all
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rof.-verdict set asde-new trial ordered; costs to

rof-verdict set asde-new trial ordered; costs to
abide the event.
john Paine and others vs. Adam Sm,tA Ad,niris
traitor. &c.-Judement affirmed.
N0fhaNsa p. WtAiy Edt0,n FOyrest.-Judg
ment fer plaintiff
Samuel Schoonmaker ss. Thomas Wardle and
Others. New trial granted costs to abide the event.
Jared 4. Kirkland Us. Moses Wanzcr and others
Verdict set asde-new trial ordered costs to abide
the event.
Henry n. Heins vs oily Anderson.-Judgment for
plaintiff.
William YoSmgs vs. Wiliars s. Watkirs--
Motion to set aside-report denied and judgment
affirmed, if plaintiff win deduct 1920 49, II not then
judgment reversed Costs to abide the event.
Joseph Cohen vs. William I. Frost and others
Judgment for defendants.
H0rner p. Beach Vs. Robert II. urdeU.--Judg-
ment affirmed
alfred Cromelin vs A. r. Wsuis and others
Decree in favor Of the complainant against all the
defendants except johnson, and as to him the bill is
dismissed, but without costs.
Dorethea Langdom vs. Wm d. Astor and others,
executors Of j. j. AStor. DISQUALIFICATION for new
trial granted upon payment OF costs at special
term.
John p Houbad Us. augustus Rother and an.
acknowledgement for defendants report of referee
reversed. Order Of reference discharged; costs to
abide event.
Pierre r. Rem0rd and others Us. Geo. r. Sampson
and Acknowledgements dismissiHg complaint af
iirmed with costs.
Samuel Berriam and rite ps. George IT, Green.-
Judgment for plaintiff affirmed; motion for new trial
dismissed with costs
ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Lucfas T.. Bulteiy, cs. G. Bainbridgs Smith and
James II. BruM.-This is an action of malicious
prosecution, and has been several times before this
court the plaintiff having recovered judgment on
two occasions. The first was affirmed by this court
and afterwards reversed by the Court OF APP
peals. The case now comes up on appeal, anu
The court holds that the complaint ought to have
been dismissed and that the defendants had probable
cause for the prosecution alleged to be malicious.
This virtually puts an end to the case after itiga-
tion of over five years. Judgment at special term
reversed-new trial ordered; costa 80 abide the event.
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NIT Of two hundred more being added to that num-
Der. Some attempts have been made to establish
similar place of refuge and reform for young girls
but thus far, regret to say, without success.
To conclude there is nothing that they do not
grow in Worcester county-from peaches to aspara-
gus, or from the oak to the wild rose. There il
nothing that they do not make-from railroad cars
BY the hundred to shoe pegs by the TOM and the
dtion OF the people In such to the observer
to believe that there il sometimes truth in the
ton that industry must prosper.
CHARLES LIE CHAuvE.
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week. Cotton also can be obtained in great abund-
ance. The climate is excellent, and the people kind
and peaceabe.
There il at present prospect Of the blockade
being raised, which will prolong the war; but seve
raj vessels of different nations have arrived, and
been allowed to discharge their carg0ss that the
blockade Is pretty well broken up; and they will
probably allow all foreign vessels now in port TO dis
charge, and then announce another and more vgor-
GUS blockade Commodore Coo is much annoyed by
the the Americans have taken; but there is no
helm for IT,
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MeunatAn&a.

IAUSunD--M Chelsea On Thursday morning about
O'Clock by Mr. Taylor clipper shp OF about 1900 tons,
called the Machless owned by Msssrs Goddard Of
Boston, and intended for the Sao Francisco trade.
Br brig Anglo Saxon Of Halifax 10 tons years old,
wss fod 10y auction at Providence Both ult, under
She1iTs attachment Mr. Jas Potter, Of Providence,
was the purchaser.
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TelcgIspbsc MsEfne Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, July l.

Arrived-Bark Lucy, Boston.
ST JOHN, NIB Juna %.
sA,rived-Brigs 18th o. Nav. snd James C.skie, New
York 30h ship oxford bark Ross and schr Renown do
Boston, July e.
Arrved-Ship Rose Standsh, Calcutta; bark Lucille,
sum-
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The Turf.
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. June S5.-Yesterday the last day of the
spring Tee weather, although rather hot,
exceedingly re. the sky being cloudy The attendance
vas much larger than any previous day. The first
race for all running horses-four mile heats best
tive in 500 with INSIDE stake Of $780,
Ths tries
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

yesterdays Enquirer, to the ex clusion of edito.
rial articles, publishes the proceedings of the Leg
isature In full. and the concluding portion of the
treasury report We observe moreover. al e,ter
from Col John w. Forney Clerk of the House
OF Representatives at Washington to the editors of
the EnqatTcr, upon the subject of tho removal Of
Mr. John a. Parker from the oiIice of Librarian -
CcL Forney insists that the sole cause of MIR. Par
Gers removal was his repeated absence without
ieavo' thus throwing the Li5rg into such a state
Oh utter confusion IA must have brought down
upon him Col F.) the just censure of the House.
had ne not employed others to put it into proper
condition for the meeting of Congress.
The Mail gives view of affairs al Washing.
lon showing that Congress has done nothing thus
lar besdes the election Of Chaplain and the intro
duetion of few resolutions The Mai! predicts
en"' as this is the long term they will not hurry up
any thing until cbout the shank of the session
The Wig notices the Enquirer's comments On
Judge Hudsons remarks relative to small notes
Il states that as Ju ige Hudson is Democrat he
could uot have been Influenced bv any Marty has
and no doubt gave an honest opinion, and of his
crime IN so doing the public must Judge The let.
ter OF the law would have been fulfilled had he i,
strUcted the jury, and had the jury gone through
she farce OF presenting judge jury and every body
else, for passing shinplastcrs. But it would have
been worth nothing. In conclusion, the Whir stirs
up the Legislature to provide such laws as the u-
diciai tribunals OF the State can enforce
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENAIE.
MONDAY, Dec II 1853.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. REED, Of tho Presby.e-
rian Church =
Mr.. LoGAN-From the Committee for Courts of
Justice. reported Senate bills amending the Code
80 rs to extend the jurisdiction of the Circuit
Courts at their special terms : and cornmitting
the estates OF lunatics to sheriffs and crceants
which were read the first time. Subsequently. on
motion OF Mr. Campbell, the first named bill was
re-committcd
The bill to incorporate the Virginia State Agri
cultural Society was read third time and nassed
Inc bill TO incorporate the Commercial Sa yinus
Bank IN the city of Richmond was read the second
time, and ordered to be engrossed and read third
time.
Resolutions Of enquiry were offered by
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the 10Th section OF
chapter 23d of the Session Acts passed June 5th
1852. g How the salaries and allowances (of nnb
lie oficers) are paidfl
Mr. Mountaineering the act In relation to
tno election and qualification of jurors.
idr STEwARr-Authorizing the establishment OF
a house OF Refuge for Juvenile delinquents in the
ely of Wheeling
MIR. MCELHANEY - Incorporating the Rsssel
Mining aud Manufacturing Company.
MT DEMONSTRATING for opening and keeping
IN repair the roads in the county of Narshall
MIR. FUNsrEN-Relieving the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad Company from the payment of
a certain annuity, &C.
Mr. hALpwIs-lncreasing the salary Of the clerk
of the peniteniary
Mr.. ARRrs-Amending the 9th section of fchapter
20t OF the Code
Nr. PAxros-&aking an appropriation for the
completion OF the Virginia Military Institute build
ines and increasing the number OF State cadets to
dlty.
On motion of Mr. DEsrALE, the Senate ad-
jonrned.
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STEALING MosRY.-Two negro fellows

STEALING MoNRY.-Two negro fellows
ono named Frank, the property of Mr.. Ragland and
Tom Dunn, ownec by the estate of William Dunn
deceased, OF AppomGttox, were brought before the
Mayor yesterday, to be examined Oh the charge of
Stealing SS2 IN specie the day before from George
&. Layue master Of the canal boet Empire, now "
ing in the Basin. portion of the money bad been
placed in the hands OF Mr.. Layne. for safe keeping
b. of mis- employees and he had eposited it in a
side closet in his cabin, and locked it up Shortly
after this Mr. L. paid visit frie nd an adjoin-
hour TWO, of his men came to him and a.k ed
him If he had left his closet epeu Mr.. Layne
replied that he had not. Then said the boy some
has broken into il. Mr.. Layne immediate Y
went Un board his own boat and found that his mo
ney gone. Suspectibg Frank, who was in the
s able OF The bout at the time he called him out told
him the money had been taken, and it must be re-
TUNED at once. Frank declared he knew nothing of
if, snd turned his pockets inside out to show that
doing SO, yOuHg went aft TO the stable to
search II. aud found IN scupper role, near where
Franz had been employed, of his gloves. contaln
ing s. IN silver. rs soon this fact made known
III Frank, he cont tessod tho whole MISTER, ana oe-
ciaTed that Tom Dunn, employee on one OF the
pacsets had opened the closet and taken the money
and had given him S5 % Of it.
Er. Layne hen sOut 10, officers Tyter ahd Johh-
sou, who On coming and hearing the iEcts eI te eas
went IN search OF Tom, snd sueceeseo "a captnfhe
him at his house that afternoon. On seatchins ms
person they discovs red some money, aud purse
which Mr LeyDe i6eutiiied. and declared was tshen
ia N his closet, with the money ihse morning. Inc
crime being one of grand larceny. the prisoners were
remauded to jail for final trial on the second money
in January next and the witnesses recognized Tor
their ppearauce at that time.
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A E,so IN Teoup,r-A renteel look

ing young man. named Vim. King. was found in TN
nn,Iesssnt condition near the theatre last SatuT.
da3 night, aud properly cared for by the city guar
diaas whose duty Il Is TO prepare lodgings Tor all
who have made their beds on the hare pavements or
d;stnrb The uuier OF the night by hideous yels Bill
like many other good fellows. had been playing
with the monkey on the evening in question. uniil
becoming tired Of the sport, had sought pleasant
gus rudrly disturbed by the Charles just though
he was sight and couldn't ped lie his own CANOE
When before tho Mayor yesterday, he feit no dispa'
stian To enter iuto oontro yersy about bs s
at the time of his captsre and therefore consented
10 give sscarty for ketssr sonduos In fusss. end Vas
disohargad.
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Lyles charged with the murder of Thos. 81. Garner,
on last Sunday morning by officer Irving, c0ni-
nlitted TO prison by the Mayor yesterday to await
rruuisitiun from Governor Lowe. MIR. John IL.
Schrivner connected with Adams & Co.'s Express,
testified he recognised the prisoner the boat
A. Acqua Greek last Saturday the person describ-
ID in Gov. LOWes pruClamau0n-that he had kn0wn
hin. from his iufaucy-and that no had him arrested
at the Broad street Hoyel. He also informed the
Mayor that he had telegaphed the Governor of hfe-
rylaud of he facts. As the reward OF $3.50 Of
tered tor the arrest of the fugitive presume that
officer Irving will be entitled 10 1t, even though be
received his in formation from another person who
did NOT choose TO make the arrest bimself.
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FORM or PROXY.

Know all MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That -
-, The undersigned, do appoint -,
--, attorney. they or either of them, for - and
IN mans to vote all questions that may be
brought before the meeting OF the Stockholders of
rks Richmond and DGnyille Railroad Company to
be held at Richmond, on "Wednesday, the 18th day
of December, 1858, or at any adjourned meeting
thereof hereby rafying all the acts of - said at
koruey IA the premises, fully d If - were pre-
cent and voting IN person.
in testimony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
- hand his day of -.
It--tI4D
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REAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK
pTC LIS hiN N3<St hlNG iOhE, ~. 90 MAIN 81
and complete stock of Ready Made Clothing, suitable
Tor Fal! sud Winter wear, and will continue to re-
snd Peunsylvana from our lnanufactory in Philsde-
phia. Polaous wishing to buy will always have large
and trefn stock to select from Also large and well
sslecteG Byoek of 0enlemen's Furnishing Goods al
EGys hsLd. Also, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
fz::oE l., largo Elies and small profits.
(. DECOU l. CO,
- %-3n No. SO, Main street
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4 CARD.-WILLIAM Il. GRAVES 4

4 "A IU., OUILECIUho AND NEUOIIAIUho,
WALL sTREEr, ever the Office of Messrs Pulliam
Davis Auetioneers near the City Hotel collect bond
aud Claims OF every description, and negotiate
Sales, Purchases, Loans, Rents, Hires, Employment
In every branch Of business, and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender tneir best services to the community
at reduced charges.
Al taeir acts viii be held strictly con. sdsntiaI.
Persons desiring employment and those wishing to
euploy othsrs requested to call and leave their
Eg Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
end Employees Ia ali branches of business
p EnaIIo,tcra nrc NOT clicroeG in nnn cose.
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attractions by being seen frequently. We never
look upon tha panorama that we do not discover
some feature either in the shades the color.
ing that hld before ess tped u4, and thereby be-
coIae duublY repaid for frequent visis. After
this week cor readers will have chance Of seeing
il as it viii be taken another section Of the
country.
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report that the wire of Pro<. Butler, who was
murdered at Louisville by one Of the Wards, bad
died of griet, has obtained currency. u Is con
.radicted. She is overwhelmed with her loes.
aud has been q, tines deiirious, baissu suaxs o..
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Hiss Anna Stone. the vocalst. had narrow ee
cape Ia Bos.on, few nights ago. While singing e
a concert Her dreas caught fire from the foot
liahs, but Madame Sontay and Mrs. Wentworth
who sat near, quietly exii1guished il
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Two young mon named George Ward, and NAL
comb GEson. have boea Gouyictsd, at Greensburg,
Pa, for tho murder Of Mrs Lusiada aegrisr. They
arst murdered tho Wonaa. aud then robbed aud
bsyned the hOpsa
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CAUsB OF DrsASrER.-rhe Hunb1ts Foss was
eaused by an Ignorant fisherman wLe boarded her
pretending 70 be pilot, hus san ha Lad Left his
papers at home
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The Horgans, at Newport, have been enjoying
wine cigars, roast turkey. parior, sad such like
comforts ia tho county jan. The period of their
confinement expired on sunday.