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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

The USCIr Ton drama Is ., ain 10 be pav ed Ut the
Rawery this evening IL the opgest OF al the versions
that have let appeared and Mr. ces repress ntation Of
ths prncip 81 character Ii figbly spoken Of
CAPTAIN CRGHroy OF the Three Bella" viii visit the
Broadway theatre This evening Tie pieces selected for
the occasion include the grand spectacle, The Cataract
Of he Gsnges," ard the new London comedy, Tho
Hope Of the Family"
BURROWS THEATRE This evening Our Best Society"
the farce Hsw TO mahe Home Happy" AMI " First
Nishtn o. Saturday NJ Burton VII produce Midsum.
Nights Dream which has been In preparation dur
Ing tie last three months.
NATIONAL THIArRR The drama founded upon " Hst
Corn Is ths attraction for this afternoon In the eve
nrg Mr. Aiken's version Of Uncle Toms Cabin" 10 to
be presented Little Cordsna Howard TO appear In both
pieces.
wAiIAcKs TI1ArRl -Cumbsrlapd's oovsdy, o. The
Wheel OF Fortunen which produced successfully on
Tuesday evening is 70 be given again tonight with Les
ter Tncmpson Wacot Blake, and others, In the cast
favorite Af,erpisce Ia announced.
BARSrN's hrsErm = General Tom Thumb still rom aims
ct this sstAblisbment very much TO the delight OF It's
visters. He may b Hen this afternoon and evening
The girsffes and the bearded lady also around"
exhibition are interesting The big elephant
the Samese Twins the tigers Ard DesbAch. continue 70
81 interest large number OF people The Museum
will b open ali this day and until 10 ococs this eve
ping
CnRrr,s MNsrma-Read the arounesmeut at the
"od place this evening, and then 60 early you would
~eures good place.
woop's niss IN. This excellent bard announce Sc
ver.l novelties for this evening including the last Juen
burlesque Minstrel Hall Ia located At No "a Broad ay
BrcxIsv's Chinese Han, No. $50 Broadway, 10 we'll
NILE every night Tee programme for tonight includes
many popular
II 10 stated shat indvidua 81 four times smaller than
any one previously exhibited yin shortly arrive In this
OF the person six pounds and he h the snAsst thing
suspected OF being human on record"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
Minnesota AHairs-5ov. German and Ex
Gov. Ramsey.


IRVING HOUSE, New YORK, Jan. IL, 1854.
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,:
Sr-In the HERlL of the 23i ult you pub
lshed the following paragraph, in the letter of your
Washington correspondent dated December %
1865
ioned several weeks since that serious charges
preferred sainht Gov Gorman of Minnesota and
that the President had determined moi
to tepd into the Senate Tor confirmation unless
the charges were eisprov,d 1t ia said that Gov
Gormsn has thus far failed 10 do and that he win bs
imms lately superseded.
Again, in the HERALD of the next day your
Washington correspondent teegraphs-
The charges agaiast Gov German, OF Minnesota, are
untertood to be Of such character and veil suthsn
cAted render his date movA cert Ain 1t Is
be iev.d Mr. Sibley will be appointed 10 his stead.
And again, in the HERALD Of the 18th inst. your
Washington correspondent telegraphs:-
The testimony taken In the Minnesota Indian case was
trey eIculpAte Governor Ramsey and other gentle
men who charged with improper conduct in the
disbursen ent OF roneys to the Indians.
As act of justice to all parties concerned, ask
you to permit ne TO state, through your columns,
tina. Charges have been preferred against Gov
emor German in any tangible form, that he has
not been called upon to disprove "charges" Of any
kind, that no measures have been taken or con-
tempated by the President for his removal and that
he was confirmed by the Senate las. spring.
As editor Of the Minnesota Democrat, made the
charges OF violation Of law against Governor Ramsey
in relation to the manner in which he discussed the
money due the Sioux Indians of Minnesota for the
lands sold by the n to the United States.
The commits sioners appointed by the President to
investigate those and other charges have taken the
testimony, giving Gov. Ramsey every opportunity
to vndicste himself have reported the testimony OF
both Sides and in their report have found that Gov.
Ramsey did violate the law and treaty stipuatons.
Whether that finding is just or not is fact to be
decided by the testimony, which presume will be
soon published by the United States Senate.
The investie alton of the alleged violation OF law
and treaty stpuatons in this transaction strict
ly confined by the commissioners TO the ofisisl
duct of Gov. Ramsey. The acts and relations Of
other gentlemen mixed up in the affair were not
considered, or allowed to be investigated.
have no disposition to prejudice Gov. Ramsey in
pubs estimation, having already, as journalist,
performed my outy in tn case; nor do | desire to
occupy your columns with defence of Gov Cor
man; but in justice to all parties, and to correct erro
neous statements, request you to publish this noe,
which judging from your course heretofore in pub
lshiDg the current statements both sides Of the
Minnesota controversy, have reason to believe you
will cheerfuUy grant Very respectfully,
D. A. Rob sRrsoN,
Late editor Of the Mnnesota Democrat.
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Suprs me COurt-In Chambers.
BAfore Hon Jud1a Clarke


Jan. 26John Bartlett u. Chas. II. Sta~ton. Default
opened plaintiffs filing security for costs and payment
Of $40 coets Of this motion
Iarfer Basin ROH T. CTedMer. Order to show cause
dismissed, wi bout COTS.
DENNIS McMohor Sdml II Bro1on Order to show
cause dismissed without costs With liberty to plaintiff to
Inc eee ndaIt four days notice. production
and surrerder cf pre- niissory no.e
Hoteos Corpus On applicA lion Of Mr.. spsnc three
men, named Woodruff, Baker and Wilson, under
charge OF f:Aud in obtaining from B 1dgst shout
$40 by game call the 'sAfs game" brought
batess corpus yesterday, and motion TO admit
them TO ball on the ground that Boiget had gone to
California and ia not to return Counsel stated
that be had given the proper notice Of the application
the mriet Attorney, and the Judge admitted the parties
to bail referring the case 70 the Recorder to nx the
The District Attorney came into court this morning. and
ssd that he hae net had any oifcAon Of the applcA
tim, sDd he sed his determination to put stop 10
this system Of procuring the bera ton Of oe nders
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Hen Judge Mitchell
DECISIONS -Horoce Whitaker Us. Abjah Fisher and 7hos
Denny Ju 'gment for defendants With o'ts The
eighth per cent reserved for services rendered
brok and not interest. The In the
certificate Of stock I'm trust such notice of any
cal trust TO indicate that the holder had no right
to sell the stock or TO borrow on 1t.
The Whdirg Bank of N1o London ~ William Curris
AID oAers lhs bank derives m power to loan from its
charter but the regulation Il the mode In which IL
exercise that power rests with the state interest
is governed BY the laws Of such State Judgment for
PLAINTIFF, with costs
The Westcheser County Bank 70 Jane Sodn-Order for
purchaser to complete his purchase The judgment was
in effect to sell a the title Of the parties suit Mrs
B the wife Of the judgment debtor who va, formerly
the Of The andi, having j,in with her husband
in conveying the pds to Mrs Sloan ths up no
claim Of dover account sf her conveyance Mrs Sloan
can set MP OF the Judgment against her
Darid s Mills John p Thur.by ard others : The 40
s.sr untary made by the sndant aud the order
made thereon bind the dsfes sant that mel her he
cludes all prior matters There IL no new matter sui
cient 20 alter the effect Of that order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

The old records OF the Court Of Admiralty, some Of
which date far bsck the 1885, and which are
promiscueuly scattered In the United States
court Chambers street and the Park, would AZ
ford great interest to the antiquarian.
We tale the following abstract from the records OF tbs
At Court OF Admiralty held At ye City Hal. OF the city
OF New York on Monday the third day n Decsmber In
the third yesre Of Ragns Of His Majesty King George
PIefsnt Lewis Morris Esq Judge Of the said Court.
Upon . Lybsll exhibited for
hArnson qGi tam and . having brandy and Euro
Cont pean goods board f3r
Pinke Iood intent and which docket rep ,rt-
Eurt PeAn uooos Ing yefame ye laws direct.
ceedinss Proones OF Informu.
CAsPAR DENi5ON
VIM Cheshire to ys additional
Iuterry and to wit
Benin Foster to ye same
John Ornondu TO ye some
Emanuel jackson to ye same
Andrew Bsgg
john sSn' sa: ssos' generally.
Thos Wordop
Then follow notes Of evidence and proof
On the Sth Of the month, the Court gives judg
Ths Court havspg fully considered OF the proofes In
ye and the both sides and 70 whole
sppursness and Europ'sn goods be condemned sosord
Ing to 70 ps.ys. q sold divided 10 thirds AFTER
Ordered, That Coll Lurting, Mr.. william Carter, and
Mr. John Graham, do spprAiis the fad Pinke with the
appurenoes and European goods, and make return to
al convenient OF pedidon.
MONDAY, 10th December, l7l8.
The appraisers returned into court upon oath tina Ap
prasement by them made Of ye said Pnke Good Intent
with all her TacAle, APPAREL and European goods
uniting to Hour hundred and forty pounds eight sh
Hnss
Upon motion Of Mr. Jamison, Deputy Advocate It il
orGered that the tad Pnke Good Intent her Tackle
AID FURNITURE and ApPurtences and European goods be
sold st Pubck vendue to highest bidder that ys
nonsye arraeiDg thereby be brought into Court to b
divided and distributed according TO ye condemnation
The last entry In the old minutes snd which appears
TO have been considered erased having
with pen) WAS q follows
Francis Harrison Col. Robert Lurtipg venduo
qui tam master brought into Court
cont -four hundred pounds being
Pinke Good Intent 70 money ye said Pinks and
European Goods, Thomas appuriercss sold for By
Dtchfeh Defendt linn 1T Public vsndus out q
which allowed him for chsrges OF ys vendue and
for his missions 81 ~ pr cent the OF Gle Is
The judge Lewis Morris, then presiding 10 the Adi
rally Court under stand the great grandfather
Of the present Judge Norris Of the Supreme Court
Of this city.
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Tho Turf.

LOUISIANA RACES.
MnAHuE COURSE -Nxw ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Purx, two
T. j. Wells oh. LEGO mte by Boston. out Of Reel
W. J Minors b. I; Mary Taylor By Sovereign, out
A. /. BlDs.msns Oh g Joe B.oibura, By Glencoe
+ ks1nsrs 5 Medina, By Sovereign out
Time s:5a4:X-sJaSi.'
JAN. ls-Joctsy Club purse $500 three mile heats.
full slater to tangent BY Wagner years old. IL
D. +. KsnnsI q Ten hrosst's) Oh .. Arrow, By .
T. B. Goldaby's br. Maid Of Orleans BY Bsrthuns,
out Of Alice Carnsal, BY imp. Sarpsdon, years
8. Z. we,moie;s Flying Flea. 5; Grey Eagle:
dam BY imp. Acton 8 years old: ..:.... "a
WI Minors b. h. Jericho, by Jordan, out Of Bd.
"AA'' ''A'' ''r Time tSs.J:5s
JA. i41Jocis y DUB purse 9, goo. fou, mile heats.
Glencoe ont Of Betssy Malone, agsd.. ......... IL
i'll Hunters oh. 9. Rsub, BY imp. Trustee, out Of
F. ksnn.rs h. Louis doi BY imp s.rpsd,n
out OF Pioayuns years old .;;::;::............
JAM 1c-propretors purse saOo 500 to second horss,
Col + B. eolasby'. b. Maid Of O. leans by Bs..
" out es.. Howard ss' ID q imp sovereign.
imp Glencoe. dam BY Frank years oid.....'... as
T. J wsllss 81. .. Hornpips, BY imp. Glencoe. out
'AA'A0s0 's Tins. o, s:ls-s:4ii
JAN 17.-prsprietor's purse $40o, three mile heats.
J. 3 Hunter's oh 6. Rsub, By imp. Trustee oat Of
Gel a. L Bssam.n'. oh. g. Wade Hampton, By
Boston, out OF Pria% mare years old..... dist.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAcYs.
following result Of the three days races at Pinsvls
FIRST DAY-TWo mills heats.
j. W. ksxyck's PAtsey O'Riley, 3 years old, by
SHARK ont Of N imported mare ..............
B aoore's oh m years old, By he o, out Of
= II
''' Time iiaa, s:5i-s54.
SECOND DAY.-Thres mile heats.
j. W. hazyek's bro. n years, BY Champion,
dam Die Vernon, by Monarch. ...............2
hoors'sb m. years old, BY Equinox eAu
onpofssd) oy TSnisds .oa q.
THIRD DAY-Two mile heats. The entries this day
were the the FIRST day Won By Patsey o. Riley
In two straight heats. Time $50 $50. Track very
heavy.
TROTTING IN VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, Jan. l7.-Purse $50 for colts only, mile
heats.
Mr. Farnhsm entered Young Hero ~ IL
A. j. Merrill entered Green Mountain By.... 2 l
r. n. Adams enter cd Norman Prince >. :. ...,,. dist.
Mr. Crane entered Young Jim .,..,....,.. dist,
j. Rounds entered Black Jack. ............ dist.
L. Gordon entered Billy Button. .............. dist.
Time 2:69-25s-252
JAN. IL Purse $50 for beat $40 for second best
There were two entries. Black Hawk and Jack Foster,
Won by Black Hawk Jack Foster fell aud was dstanoed
JAN 10 Purse $500, mile heats, best three In ave.
G Clark entered Belle Of Saratoga. ........
Mr. Bachard entered Young ST. lawrence. 2
Time, 242-247-2A6-2A7.
match for private purse OF $50 followed between
the famous mare Lady Sud,k and Jack Foster, mile
heats, which was won BY the with Time not
given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
First District Court.
Before Hon Justice Green.
QUESTION As TO TIE LIABILITY OF COMMON CAR

RHt6.
JAy, 2b-ydMes A. Rankin %. Icddc Ns,U0N-This was
On action against the Of the steamboat Hsndrick
Hut SOD TO recover $50 the value Of hats shipped
tos I'd that for transmission from New York 10 Al
harry In November 1853. The plaintiff alleges that the
eei. pdant . carrier, received his goods
freight appeared nom the evidence that the brother
Of plaintiff vent on board the Hendrck Hudson ~
ra ct her wharf, and delivered three packages 10
sn tendant the vessel Who gave the witness card
in return the yaoksg On the arrival Of the boat at
All nv the attendant delivered up the packages to the
vi nesr who placed the containing the hats on the
II, sht vhich stood the deck. Subsequently, he dis
c,red that taken away and he could not recover
r. paid and that the package was not placed In the
ar, OF any person authorised 70 receive goods.
Court held that the goods In querion were not per-
80 al tsskags and that nasmuoh no freight had bees
10, thereon the goods delivered to any person a.
III zed TO rsoevs freight vho was provsd 70 to In
n. mpIey Of the defendant the plaintiff oouh NOT
c,,er Judgment Tor the dsssadast with costs.
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The FIRE AT MTrrREEAQUB, WEST SPRINGrDLD D.
On Monday night about 10Y O'Clock the picker room
OF the Agavam Canal Compa nys cotton milf was d,oov.
cred 10 b on hrs. messer ger WAS Immediately dos
patched to this city, and the FIRE department were
promptly on hand. The origin Of the FIRE Is unknown
II rsy confined to the part Of the building In
which IL was discovered, and which separated from
Tire main mill BY brick wall and doors twenty
Eve bales Of cotton which In the picker room were
css roysd and the machinery together with the cloth
the rooms much damaged by smohe. The wheel In thu
pit directly under the picker Of cast iron AID
probably uninjured The boiler Is found TO be n good
condition The exact amount VI TIE loss has yet bees
ssceraiped but IL IL officially announced that II viii no,
exceed $50, o-Sprw0fed Republican, Jan. rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
Legal Intelligence

suPRINI CouRr UyIrm srATks-JAnusry 23-
Ohio Vim Henry Norris, Esq Of Maryland, and Iss1c N
Arnold, Esq Of Illinois, were admitted attorneys and
No. as John hcDonogh's executors ct a., appellants
vs. Mary Murdoch OF 81 The argument of this cause va
conmenc.d BY Mesrs Brent and Nay for the appslans
Court ArprAIs jan 2l-No 90. Carter su.in.t Ca.
ter Argued Amos Dean, counsel for appellant; W. H.
Kelsey counsel for respondent No. 90 Ds Witt againt
walton: Argued N Hall, Jr, for appellant; E. Logan fog
Jan: % NO. %. Submitted. Ne IS. Struck off, No.
for appellant; " Bonnsy fn r..pOndsnt 'S No
0oob sganst Titus Argued j. W. LoomIs ap ,ellaat,
John Kussr for respsndsnt No r. Reserved No r.
complainant. 8. Beardsley for respondent. Not coa.
cluded 81 3K O'Clock, Pm.
opsy Ogden, on argument; George Wood for appel.
ant y >, Bidwen for respondent No. % exchanged
Jan. M.-Noaen heard. riot.on vs. Hudson River
Railroad Company put upon calendar o. No. CAS- No rs
not concluded At az O'Clock.
the Following rue vas entered to reserved causes
NO reservation viii b made Of any Of the nrst ten
unlesa on account Of scknesS or an el,o
~ners u me s ssu.i . or sr, Of another cause
Abs necessity to 10 shown by snidAvit Other causes
may Be reserved upon reasonable shosn; but 4
such reservation not made before the day which the
osuss liable 70 BE- called stronger grounds will Be re-
quired than when the application Is made m earlier
rsy for the fourth term or for an earlier 4sy osrtsn a
the election OF the counsel Tnote reserved for CAV
certain win not BE- taken up until tn ten 1. the
order OF that day Rave heen called In the foorh week
reserved oass win b arst in order and viii be oals1
before the calendar taken up Reserved causes vhsn
In order TO be called have priority among ZACH OF -
according 70 their calendar number Defaults mag b
tasen In them; and they viii II passed 90 down upoa
future calendars As passed uyon the regular Gall me
Gall the fourth week will includs all reserved causes
~ncn nave not been previously called nut rsssrvsd
cause shstheT reserved generally, or for partIo.,ar
regular call Of the calendar.
EDITORS are requested copy for the benefit Of the pro
fesson ct large.
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Captain Isaac Ludlow, OF the Whaling Ship
Monmouth.


We published, few days ago, some interestingles-
tiers in relation TO the humane and gallant conduct Of
this good sailor.
The testimonials therein alluded to have now
reached their destination set forth in the excellent
letter of Mrs Ludlow, of which we give copy.
We are happy to add that Capt. Ludlow, when last
heard from, had already secured about NO thirds of
full cargo of OIL and although his cruise was inter
rupted by the performance of This act Of humanity,
which occupied him a long time, there was good
prospect Of his in obtaining full CARGO That
such may be the case and that he may safely return
to his home, he has the best wishes Of every one
who has read or heard Of his humanity and good
Duct
BEDGB HAMPTON, LONG ISLAND. N. Y.
TO NrssRs DAVE BROOKS &co NFw YosK:~
have this d.y rrorived from yod n eontsinpg
ver superior gold watch, beAIing nat erng inscription
conveying expressing the gratitude Of the passengers
and osert %, the British chip MERRIAM" wrecked on
in humher) were avec by my husband Capt lssAo Lud
low, of the chip Monmouth, aud conveyed BY him to
Port Louis, hauritius
You also h.no me six hundred and twenty dolars-bs
ing subscribed by the merchants and others at
Por Louis sLd iDt1nesd to be appropriated to tbs pro
cuIemept OF p,c. of plate, testi no aial o.
husbands humane and heroic conduct that OCCASION
Rece wing a. your hands vithou diminution abats
for transit cost other expenses these impress
sve testimonials fer husband avail Of the occasion
TO express upted thsnksthrough you to your Lon
dor fIiencs and their friends in Maurisirs-and also to
all those who have taken part in furnishing ami convey
ing these tet timoi iAls
Ny husband ia still abfent, but shall lose no time In
khIg Linn acquainted with the safe arrival NJ his
home OF these touching evidences OF gratiude'hsy will
add uch 10 the heartfelt pleasure he has already enjoyed
10 hav been the means (under Prevdencs of rescung
many fellow beings from the suffering hey ware
dunrg ami the dreadful death which avail ed thsm-for
rext to the joy and qualification afforded BY the act OF
doing good to others is Gas in this case the graceful
touching In which su Oh act recog nized nd
appeca,sd With respect and regard am your Obliged
friend, &c, PHEBE 81. LUDLOW.
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SgNArK.-The
SepAs the Esd instant condrmedthe apponn Of
the following persons agrssabiy 70 their atoms
orson Bennett, Of Michigan, to be Consul for the
Tort OF Hamburg.
Samuel Richer OF Louisiana 10 be Consul for Frankfort
on the Main, vice Ernest Schwendler, deceased.
John enthsl 70 b Chief Of Of ucto
Equipment and Repairs In the Navy vice sam ue Hartt
rssJgned-
william wbelan to be Chief OF the Boreau Of Surgery
and Medicpe In the Navy vios Thomas Harris removed
Daniel Martin to be Engineer In Chief OF the NAVY
vice Stuart, resigned.
Farrs strestsr 70 be Solicitor OF the Treasury vice
A. G. Constable, declined.
Isaac ogier TO Be District Judge Of the United Stats
for the Southern district OF California
Conectors-C b a. rsssenden, for New Bsaford Maaa I:
U Campbell. Rochester, N James Blood Nevbury.
port HAS Phinea ". Leland, Fall River Mss y. Il.
hasnins, Glonosstw Mass; Pease, Edsartowa nass
@ eAcsstt Sacramento. Cal T. 8 Sinxiston Nsvberu
n g.; " 3 Hotchkiss Niagara, N. X u. W. Johnstoo.
! PsaSi River, Miss {. B. TAlo.tt 0swsgo NY.
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Superior Court-Psrt First.

Before Hon Judge UAmpoeII and = Jury
JAN 25.-Jdmes M UndrhM ~ J. Mccullough and r
Sto.e This action sgAinst the sster and
Of the Francis Skddy steamboat for Arryr the
plA III beg opd the Catst and e. TO which point the
had sereeo TO him. Tho circumstances precise
y similar TO those reporter last week. before ne Duer
in the OF Thomas u Smith against the same defend
ants and in viii IN the jury unable to agree. The
cause IL stiD ON.
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The Charitable Fund.
NEW YORK, Is Nassau street, Jan. rs, 1854.

JANIS a. BuSmT, ESQ
lear Strive have to wledes the benevolsucs OF
other friends o. the we and ,hanat3 further from
the gentle At Dover, Norris county, and So Of
this DATE from II Carter MAKING In all S36 which your
correspondent the 18th inst has receivd-he subsan
tial evidence OF your practical kindness.
Yours very truly ADAMS Lucky.
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ACAsB OF HYDRoPHoBrA.-Some time since we
rave account Of two persons, George Cox OF Middle
boro, ased 40 years. and little girl OF years. sa
san R. Thopptop, Of Halifax having been bttsn BY deg
supposed TO be rsbd Both Of the persons stated
taken to the Msssach General Hospital their
wounds having been eautesed healed up, and they
turned TO their respective homes In good health The
had great appreher sions Of being attacked BY hydro
phobia bat the little girl had ct all Friday morn
hydrophobta and In the evening again taken TO the
hospital The spssm, occurred irsgularly either
taSecusly from some tenn porary exciting cause She
appeared to Be affected ~ the noise Of poured
from tumhler into another than the sight OF
ct distance. Any quioh motion OF . bystandsr, or
Conversation upon exciting topics, such light water
&C would cause her to jump suddsoy from one side OF
the bed 10 the other, and occasionally provoke Q
formidable attack of the disease itself Saturday
through the day. shs was very happy, and convsrsed
iee about hsr pArents brothers and sisters Her pulse
curious feeling upon her hAn which seemed to asr Is
covered with gloves. This s extremely rare. In the
evening" abe several times attsch cd with an inord
nate de- ire TO get rid Of her sav eYpsctoratnr with
great for Ave ten minutes ssssvsy She OBJ.
served that she should certainly die that night bscs
she had $50 much vinegar on her stomach Ab,u,
nre O'Clock In the evening she attached With the
mos violent symptoms OF the disease 40 proloues Ia
Drs Macon Warren and CAcot decided that unl as re-
" we'd, the nervous energy would fail within an hoar
Snlphurc acid administered thereby the
sps smods action that she survived till 70 clock on
sunday morning. thorough pod norton exam nj ton
showed all the organs TO be sppsrsnty healthy. There
was Inflammation softeuing Of the epnal cord
brain, ~ significant OF the disease and not tas sxh
congestion Of the lungs from the free use OF ether
ton q mmo~psdlh jan "a.