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Paints, Oils, 90, 40
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NO. ca, BATTERY STREET, con;TR ~ hAllnA
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. ID
i Cutlery, &C.,
Bar and sheet 1rOn-Portabie Grst Mia,
SA W MILL IRONS COMPLEIB
Horse Powers; Carpenters' Tools;
Tinman's Tools and Machines;
Together with FUN and well assorted sioek y ~,
In the Hardware line.
On hand and will be receiving, thoae celela.Nd -,
PloWs Manufactured by Evans a ADAM, G1lalt y. ~
nos. Also from the mandatory o. Jotl fpii-'
Plattesville, Illinois. ~
san Francisco, Aug. !, 1858. Sin fH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
A Wife MuI dcrod by hcr Husband In New
Orleans

+ OF the Mes OH, Ans Delta Feb II
has earkcred the criminal records OF ci.y
psrretr sted on Sunday evening last oy mAn uSnsd
Frsnt Smith upon the person OF his wife, C.thsrins
smitu smith lived = small isolated skspiy on Con-
,,r.st rear tie Scamp about esH 4 rils bsyoad the
cp.riy Hospital The hous- stands by itself, sooi
tmt.rsa removed from shy other builsiBg 1t IL s,ld
,p suih A. hie ts (tns mu dered wonsn) were lotn
,bc pab,g Of &c ting drunk occasionally; bat
cueh for the corectass OF this report rns woa did
the pesrauce Of person - listed TO intswps
ran,s The husband, no .ever IL sSd sxatiy Ia
scAed when arrested snort g ne sitter the mis-.
,cE IL The eyims The u tmony Of oisr L.ncry (-ho
Aues murderer and I'D his viou conveyed the
sospisl In drug CONDITION AZ given yssercsy osiors
The Cronsrs jor, was substantially a. follows: de =,
fd> ia Il. psisf brh,,d OF tie where the mutdsr
cen'sd, ssd sbsut h1 O'Clock On serdAy evening
h, called upon by insiyda whose "a Dc ~ do
~ row reoofci rni rquestel 70 20 20 Smiths ho1fe
sut Sc rhst ss going IN, ~ sous boys hal been
cut hpnling excursion had in psssi1g the house,
6tE'd cries of cift-ss And calling for help
hey thought Smith vas bea. py his wife All about
10 the yaso q ths hspss e. Ascertain ~hss
goSg bur heightened "a By threats n Smith.
&c ths efect thst n you'd kill anybody rho ssud St
mp eater his PREMISES or htrsrs nth MIN 0icrr
LHndy bearing ibis stocy repsifec TO the OF
smith On Orentog .e gate aa5 eni, rias tins yard the
hst chjsct ttat me, his view trs body o. tbs
dsrsd an ins tear the gaze Ia tn Alloy way.
rfihy usrged conci ion, ans eovsrec WITH blood Tue
up'oiturats still slivs but unable ss-as or
,teiy satered sac house an1 found "a
ss bus h.ndl In tsd Ispsr d-msodsd ~ bin, ~ho ,e.t
fh- sueb brutal rns ef BE oaiuly replied n
tplet h,Fuy -naady help -; kled her sI.h
a,a'aa NFsF'us tfi--eI'u " h-us tuf
III w,u d ron Tea ofieer pts kind u weapon h.
al hestsr TIE nth Tore several AXIS 10
TIE suse, bui roIe Of tia n stiistd ~ih oi,oi
Toe sspcn hst bad tetu nsec L. aeon psh msu o.
hs b., o6y dsed could cot oe fCnud n officer Landry
links tbtt II muet kAve been II io.o ditch or
he wees The ofiissr thee . sstsi Smith ard
uf ined HIN hat ne must 40 - no r,tcabosss To
tts he maze no opposition. LANDRY ne appssrei 10
BE- hxbty nto1ieAtsi but IVES psfss.ly sontci)us OF
Whist srips Aycunt him 'akn very ssnslbl,:
tr1 concise ~ his orders = psrscn 81 the
eeuss hsout iccki up and t.Ans 0, thu psnl
~, furniture 40 Aealstspce proou Il, aoc the
o. ing veye 3 70 tre hospital n,
or hcder which served the pur pose ~ ttter. Tas
murdered -omhn Wa uu2ols to spssk, and sv hours
after berg conveys 70 the hospital she died W. -
coupaIec D-pniy Crcnss Terrell 20 the hospital yester
dsy, vhee ibs irq1est held the body US ooversu
stth blood vcrros, cuts AVID bruises Hsr arms were
broken her hands we're uie and horribly Scared And
the back portion Of the skull was broken ana
smaahsd in-apparently having bssa done p severe
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bow with . heavy, blunt instrument Our opisio~ u
that the attached with AKA and THROWING
her before her face for the Of Gusrdins
her head from the bio~s, had them broken ana out IA
trs n,sh.S hss a.ndsb nursoss nv an %oaste.
blow the head Of his victim that blow was n
itself sun dent to kill her tight Desdss the wouuds
have sntit NED there was deep cut upon tn light
size OF her fses, the mouth, and severe injury in
tie lower portion OF her abdomen The vsrdnt Of the
jury Of the Inquest Oams TO her death BY blows In
Actsc With deadly weapon In the hands Of husband
Frank Smith, the eve0iDg Of the l9h instant" The
murdered woman apparently ahout thiryn years
native Of Ireland and Ia micdIs Ased medium ss man;
mas fsrocious, brutal and forbddng oouutensnss We
1,so In upon him ysstsiday about IL O'Clock, In Me
cen ne was lying last aslee bunk, and reminded
more % ose OF Van Ambsrxh's Wild animals ttaA Of
sna. nooe being whom the Almighty framed aftsf his
own image and called mar
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The Japanese Empire.


REPORT OF TIE DEATH OF the kAPS6OR OF JAPAN
CoNFikMkD
A letter Of Decemper Is, written by an officer Of
the Uni,ed States steam nlgate Susquehanna, lying
III the harb0r of Hong Kong CONTAINS the following
extracts
We are still lying here and with every prospect
OF remaining some time longer; for Commodore Perry
seems ~ have ten over bis hurry to return TO
Jspau II Is The general opinion among the naval
Officers here that will not sail for Loo Choo aud
Jspao ua;lt some time in January
TIE United States ship Lexing ION has not yet
made Der appearance, although We are daily looking
for her, "a she was reported by the Sea Witch,
which vessel came ia day before yesterday, one hun.
dred and twenty days from New York, aud is now
alongside Of US. discharging her coal and some Of
her stores. The Sea Witch goes from here to Pana
ma VIII coolies to work on the railroad there, aud
has been fitted up with another deck, &C., for that
pur;ose
he,r hat the Emperor of Jsoan is dead, and that
intercourse would be held with any fore nation for
three years. il this be true, it is news indeed; but
Perry will go there anybog and II they are hard
pushed for Al emperor we will make one for them,
and fight hin after Yards.
The U. s sloopof war Plymouth has also arrived
from Loo Choo, and we learn thas the native junks
II IN japan brought the same news, SO that conf.
dcpce may he placed in the report
There has been 3 great deal Of sickness on board
OF our ship ana during the past two weeks we have
buried three oil our men. One Of them was the cook
OF our mess old negro that we brought from Pne.
bsrter, ar sincerely hope that may not lose any
more Of them.
The Susquebsnna will probably rot be home before
next fall. She has now been three years in commits
sion.
ViCrosIA, Hios Ksrg, Dec 10 1858
The United Ststes t't-ner PowAtan arrived here the
30 rst, fTcm Canton. ter tou ,hing At Mlcao II ws.
The P While ~ Wnfmpoa visited b. al h Ansrt-
Ard foresnsTs soou, Canton expressed I'd.
nFatin ~ We noble Shs Ia In hne ooI d.
tior. and ready t,r any emergency Her clipper aud
be appearances, lien vii compare Win that OF any
stesDst ahcst. eyoieo tAr hghet s5mirA ion. Unfor
turstiy Rhe u 500 age f1r this stAcn Sol sls has
beer quite sul ~ nj hsr siaos shs lsf
the Utrso sA'es L Ia Il bahop'd AMI thought highly
prosAbe he Department viii take iato cooddsrs ion
sfsr tie Altar Eith JAp Is settled % traa dsr her
this Nert-rrIntfn e'aop vhsra hsr valuable services
would be mo highly apcreoistsd Tas sausdron viii
lesvs here, IN rr7hahay, " J0uary for JApAn Tho
ARRIVAL y h slip LsSpgcr, oat l15 days from New
RI, ard hourly ossd Tor, pedire tns vsmeats
" the squadron fos ssysipi aud the sioenship Sup
pi5, are a. N.sSo; tie Susqn-hEnua MacsioniAn an
~, ~ his pi,cs; tbr Saratoga at SaApghse aad
the vapdsA At Loo Choa. TINS clipper ship Sea fiea,
from. NV York cam. 10 fro yssterday with oosl
II. fqaadron The Ss> Witch reports tne s.oessi, Lax.
rat ~ the Srss q Jssp,r sbJut sevsssea tsye sail
ison his plAcs Size taxing 10 water Cocpondc zoe
n N6yJoN Yis.nh
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THg PLANET VssUs This planet, shich for some
months past has been 50 brilliantly sltniug ia the
southwest came, on the 2Sth February, into line
or into interior coDjunctoo vita the sue, and there
lore, DUNG the remainder Of tie year vi at be
visible ~ The evening. Beautiful as the light Of this
snet always il, It has seemed 70 US snce the begin
mig OF January even more 50 than usual. Bntneary
simultaneously with toe disappearance OF this ium
nsry from the western sky Mars Tesppears IN the east
us opposition having taken place on the goth. These
oppcslti1ns occurs ~ intervals Of about two years
sud as tois pltnet when most remote Is about two
hundred and forty millions OF miles from the eat1
Snd WHOM nearest ouy one.tfth II that distance the
change N IT'S apparent size and light Is Of course very
great Nevertheless although no at the least dis
tance from rs that Il viii oe until 1885, the plsne Is
Bot as near a. II was IN the oppostioas thu; hspper-
cuous In the cast shining with deep red light and
rising as the sun sets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
Increase or tho Navy.

|
The absolute necessity that exists for the increase
Of our navy particularly for an addition to the force
now employed on the Pacific, cannot but be EVIL
dent to any person WHO will give the subject mo-
ment's reflection. Our commerce is now very ex.
teDsive, and our interests daily growing more and
more important and, therefore. needing greater aud
more efficient protectioD but still such has been the
letbargy OF the general government, rot oIly on this
subject, but many others in which the interests Of
California at stake, that no additional steps have
been taken to give the necessary protection to our
wonderfully increased commerce on this ocean.
The Potyres,an of the Oath December, in alusion
to this subject, has the followlDg:-
DorniD seon to sail sAn Francisco Since the I'd OF
October the Port has lain ip the habor OF Homo
lulu and her presence has the occasion Of much
subtraction. both to the issidents ehors and the
Whaling feet.
The remark has often been made that n there port
In the Pacific ahe the pleseBcs OF American Of
desirable IL was In Honulalu At limes during
this autumn and winter m0nths tners cegsted
time, Wills otbes srvisg and daily
On board there shps 1t mcderats Calculation there
thYte thousand and the amount Of American proper
In chips and csrgoes counted br tens And hons of
dollars. This simple statement u sufficient without fur
tbsr Argument, to convince any Of the prophecy
Of fustsinrg Ut tn port man Of to protect and
for this purpose, In prnsry SENSE that ID aeriosa
navy 10 kept In commission; and II cannot h- doubted
thas the msrAl Influence Of Oliver, although
may not be called upon to act 10 single Il saluary
IN high degree and to b. afforded oy that
try to her cits sbroad Ia What other foreign II
the Pacific thsre srsh Of American property
anoAt or 20 many American citizens coossegstedi n
none
II must be apparent from the above that the
Poynesan is correct; aud if the continual presence
OF manof war is requisite there. 1t certainly needs
more than threefold the present force this ocean,
to guard oil our interests in the various ports.
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A Month Later From new Mexico


ISnBPsNDESoR, Feb %, 1854.
The Santa Fe mall arrived ~ 10 A, M in Oh aege
OF Mr.. Booth. jams l.. Collus, Nj. Lula and Mr..
Rodney came as passengers. Tne intelligence is up
70 me 1T Of February.
The weather was very severe on the outward trip;
two Of the animals frozen, and one Of the wa.
gol had 20 Te aba doned.
memorial was pre.ented, asking Congress to re.
IS ablst Fort Atki0son, on the Arkansas river.
The Legislature mad adjourned
6e0ersl Armajo died at his residence at Rio
Aboga
The Apaches have been driving large 5roves Of
cattle a. hocks OF sheep from the rancho of Jesus
Gallejcs-
Louis sajazar ,nd one Of his party had been killed
by the Indians while On buffalo hunt.
Bnsu ess Wa dbl: ch9rts beiny made 20 devel.
ope the Inntr raj resources IN New Mexico.
Bishop Lany Il on bis way 10 tbs States, and will
be here ia a few days.
Ear Fii1wi lac, member Of the English Psrlia.
meDt, who has been passing the winter at Taos aud
Bents Fort, has arrived ut Westport in this STATE,
houeHard bound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
Visit OF the Pcnnsy Ivania Legislature q
PhtIalcipGla

10 the House Of Rep senttves Of PesuHylvaua, the
2s,h u the SPEAKER presented the following oomnun
cation
GnsTIyMKS The citssus Of who regard the
passage OF the bill by which the various municipal corpo
raoLs this county 70 be consolidated into one
CITY, event that requires suita Die public demonsra
TORS Of rejoiorg have oeermued to appropriate the
10th ans iitn days OF March prox!mo for that purpose
They feel that would be plets
wihcuth participation OF the meg oers OF your nonors
BILE boces t. whom they largely indebted for the
prompt and cordial IL shch their wishes Ia The
premises responded 10 and wAo, ~ the representa-
tAves Ct the people OF the whole StSts will confer dig
mtg end the ceremonies Of hs ason BY
your and they, therefore, respectfully invite
you TO teso guests tbs days named, and to
Join with them in such manifestations ~ tbs object to
be oommemorated sssm to require. In addition TO
the des which the ciizsns feel toexabis their gtA
tude the regard you hsve shown to thsr interests
they sincerely anxious to hare you among Them 70
Ind exsmire FOR yourselves ~ they are convinced
that such visit uuder such circumstances cannot fail
be lily promove q those yrsterna feelings which
should govern the relations OF the metropolis Ard all
other portions Com e,lth In behalf OF the e
era Committee. MORTON Nc AlCHAEL, Chairman.
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VIRGINIA WAsarsaroE MoNUxssr--It Is with
srcere piessIie That We IN bounce thas the besatnl
ard solid granite sluciur If the Virginia Wash
lBgt1n MoAumeni tac Capital square, Is nov
completed. IL rises = The height Of forty fest, and
on its tor Is % De erected 50 eldd 5roDzs eques
trlan statue q washington, twenty feet high, which
vii make The whole he ghs Of he monu nent sixty
feel ron the ground Yesterday We eojoyej
spletdid Yea FROM the top Of the rlonuinenf after
ascending an elogani nd substantial seira cast iron
staircase leading up through me interior fson che
massive and SOLID granite door on the south. The
monument y row ready for the reception OF the
statues, OF which Two, Patrick Henry and Thomas
fersnn, each thirteen feet high have been cast in
bronze at Munich, uEd.r the direction Of Mr. Crsw-
ford, shd ttifd magnificent equestrian group Of
Washington, tscuty feet nigh, l. nov ia the act of
beng modelled a Rome by tue same accomplished
scuptorstist We have ing hopes th lat this last
smed statue will be completed during the present
leag, SO that the monument may 20 solsmaly iasd-
furaisd on the 22d Fehr0sry. 1855, Just five years
from tie LAY ing Of the corner stone-R chmosd En-
gu rer, Fro 2S.
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IFrom the 81 racuse RspuoisAn, FEB. II
The servsnt girl Mary Cummings, MOI nm Ter arrest
has corfesse that she COWS that Alfred Fysr murdered
hts vi's that criminal Intercourse had existed osswsea
him and her for time past and that shs knss pre-
know That months ago e pies poison
bis wtfe ~ pfosiug poison Dto the ooss but n.dins
nss ne could not poison DIS VIE .noas snscuas ~ sas
pirgs washed sut the oonss pot She 10 supposed to %
encx Shs says that on the night Of ths murder she
ho KIN his WIFE, ssd Afterwards hs and she arranged
thing, and preparations TO conform with the idea At
tempted to be e.nv.yed BY the testimony OF robbery
susr Ter il placed At prssant circumstances, nay yet
rsdess him. Popular opiaion IL against him but 1t
should be ourbsd uDti further investigation in other
ebaunsis Fysr declares he tnoosent and 4 very calm
apo composed.
Thee srest deal be made public ret Tas rsIs-
dintory testimory her brotsers them, their
p-roni appearances and thsir the night
OF the mucr also the fact that the youngast boy lsr
thu cellar door that A hit should b allowed due
weight One OF the VI girl msntionst By
you oges brother has large black whisksr Ia - tall
Fyier and has curly hair.
THE IUNsRAL OF MRS FYLsR.
We att ndeo the 'unsrs OF Ars Rrth FyIer the muir
dsrsd woman, yesterday 1t her A,s residence. There
women ci,iz ns frisBes nsghb,s and relatives ProbA
bly, thousand 6ftep hundred In ate I'd
ance st The hours and church Tss body VAS In son
In the font room pArlor, the front door and all
Who cesired permitted (, examine IT, Ths fatnsr
brothers ant other restvss Of Mr. ADD Mrs Fyler
present al the children Of the unfortunate womAn
ard III more unfortunate man. for he IL In deed the most
unfortunate guilty, In being yet alive and enduring tho
fortunes Of II affecting sight to behold
the ohildrsn-ths OF eat girl about sghs the boy, Hsa
~ about six, ~ the youngest girl au four sars
Old they chung to sscn other and tso or three female
i-rcs, while vsns for the funeral to take place M.oy
eye unused TO the melting mosd," dropped tsars Of
pity FOR the hapets nDocorts Tbs that tina affair
tsf iakss has prsjueics the pablo mind strongly
sgainst the prisoner; but wheu We ok Vt ths chireo
ne kDdes feelings ~ nature imps as TO hops snat
tho f-thsr ~ be innocent
The body bnried within ten or tweve ro.s OF the
dwelling no auiiy burial ground about fifty ct
iqnsi, around which is quilt Aseivs wall four
fst hisa WITH coping In this Cemetery graves
visible. AID large obess within bopuas
r's The conspicuous ohsot from tas front II
hous- Toe murdered womi DE pcssd along side Of
Mr. F. er's frs. wife st tie head Of whose grkvs
tomb ste ne bea ng ths iLscdption
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TEE Fsxsngr IN 90, srorlorr. : rhe rain Of


FTP At espfsd sudden rise tie streams In this
yc lily, s.d as was Anticipated has dens aoasiisrsbe
oSrsse in many places As has beso the hsreso.
fore the NAugAtuci Railroad has the greatest su
srsr-hsvrg iost three fou- briggs incuding ssy
ponr tncins std Hop Book bsi'gss an OF sut
trg Aftcp 90 the opsrso-s o. the read FOR FEW esys
TIE pssrenseIs fem Waterbury, places above,
come TO his city over tA- ptnF rosj aad Cans. rs,os
The t-sok OF the latter NAshed Iastars biz
Bocks" bot was reparsd ia tas for the psssAse Of
The nret trsirs ~ AID down yssserd'y morning Mar
Col vile, The track overflow with water who's
curing the right frnze pom tne rails to dstsu the
com ustn fr hal hour Other vise the roAd
vss rot 81 all affected storm. The trains tne
New ferk cad found 20 difficulty Ia paispy over sns
rod srd the Sunday ri ght sail sfsit through N
shout its uErk tine Toe Ns~ London and TAcier rcAd
has suffered materially By the freshsttrak s being s.hv
wasbeo, sno TIE i,il. tofn up 10 rsay places IN
e briege Is carried away AMI 10 psnsea on srs sfs
snte Rb,va that point Tho Nss Lcndon tsih wh-oa
stops Nor sight was eesfs5 seVss ho4rs IN
setr Gown % New London aud did not seass this atty
until two o'closk yei-r.ay afternoon a special u ain
vas run srora 10 tne ornios Tor TINS sesomo
esob OF the pA-epgers on TINS sac 0! the road
Hotvn Ctuss1, FEB. 2b
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Destructive Fire In Portland.
Blk HOUSES CoEsUxsD-$50 900 woaTa OF



From the Lou,sylls Dsmocfat Feb. Is
Last evening about o'clock, q fire broke out 10
the large establishment Of Messrs. McCu'loch Il
Buren, on Front street 10 Portland. 1t was long
time before the alarm reached our city, aud when
the engines reached The scene Of toe counagraton
the building, which tour story bri *, was en-
tirely destroyed. The tire communicated to four or
Eve adjoining houses, mostly frame buildings all OF
which were consumed. They occupied hy Nc.
Stonenouse, AZ grocery and boarding boa-e, IL.
G. Sibold Il Co, shoe manufacturers, and John
Greinhart, a. boarding house. Sioold 4 GO. saved
nearly ali u their stock The contents OF the other
frame were mostly destroy sd The building occu-
pied by Messrs. McCuloch & Blrea. and four Of the
other houses, were owned ~ Nr. Paul Danei. Tae
former was insured for So 000-$3 600 IN Etna and
Y3 900 In the Franklin Offices. it vas q new build
ing and contained two large store rooms. The other
houses, we learn, Were no, insured. The house al
joining McCulloch & Bureaus, on the vest, vas
owned by Mr.. Paul VIliec. /, was q large frame
building, recently erected.
The fire we learn, originated in the hack part Of
the store of Messrs McCoIooh Il Buren,. A negro.
in closing mp the store let All spark OF fire from
candle, which canght 10 lot of hr0oms. He carried
the brooms out Of the house, and closed the doors,
but IT appears that a bale uf~oakum had caught DIRE,
which he did not notice When irs, discovered the
entire inside o. the building was in flames aud, as
there Is no engine IN the pla e, the fire could not oe
checked.
The loss of Messrs. McCollosh & Buren, il very
heavy. Their stock, which was o very large one
consisted of dry goods, boat stores, iron, &c. the
greater portion OF which vas consumed. They had
Just received large quantity of goods irom the East
About 100 bbls. OF Inolassss and 50 hcgsheads Of
sugar were lost. Messrs. McColloeh & Barren are In
sured for $l5 900 IS 600 in the Etus g. 600 in the
Merchants, aud 5000 in The Franklin Offices
Their loss above the insurance is from $4,000 "a
$4,000.
Paul villier lost all his books They were kept IL
the storeo McCo1ch & Baren.
Two fire companies rom this CITY (thc Kentucky
No. 5, and the Relief,l aud the New albany I'M.
panies, were on the ground and worked hard to sub.
due the fire.
Messrs. McColloch 4 Bureu desire IA 10 return
their sincere thanks % the uCmen Of both cies and
the citizens Of Portland 10 general for their prompt
efforts In rescuiug properly.
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Our Connecticut Cor respOndenoo.
New HAvBs, Ct, March l, 1854.


Case of Rosrland A. Smh-His Interview D'fh rs
W fe-E Examination Before The Commtsstoasr-
The Murderer Jennings.
The case of Rowland A. Smith, the baggage mas
ter arrested in this city las. Friday, charged with
having committed extensive depredations on the
United states mails continues TO excite very general
interest among all classes Of our citizens, from the
large amornt Of correspondence interrupted, it Is
said, by him, and also on account Of deep feeling
of commisseration and pity for his famiy-sn intel.
lgent and devoted wife and two interesting children.
Yesterday Mrs. Smith visited her husband in pri-
SOD and took her children with her. The interview
was painful in the extreme; and possessed Of
the ordinary feelings o, humanity could witness the
scene without dropping tear over the sad hsvos
made IN her dome 81, enjoyment, and ia ssct with
everything else desirable in tine or eternity.
Your readers will recoect the dreadful tragedy
Dot long since OF the murder Of Mrs Bradley, At
North Haven, by demon by the name of Jenoiags,
who has been convicted OF the crime, and sentenced
TO te hung In July next. This unfortunate lady,
Mrs. Smith, is sister Of Mrs. Bradley. Az the
prison therefore, she found the murderer of her wn
sister in CELL and IN another her husband incar
ceraed f mail robbery. This is trouble indeed.
To-day Smith was brought before the United States
Commis soner, G. r. Ingerso Esq. HIS counsel
waived an examination, and the Commissioner dxed
the bail at $4,000, and the prisoner remanded.