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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12
EDwARD sonENcK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SAL

UPWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SAL
II Of magnificent English and French fancy gods. !,
WARD Setback will sell at auction Thursday aud Fri
No. 10 Wall street q magnificent stock tf fancy goot
embracing large and vare assortment Of Berln
tIonzes silver plate Paris bsque bohemian ware
ac being the most expensive goods oere
this country lhe erin iron ware includes msguiucen
goup- OF Indian Amazons copied from Tho orig BY
The Indian and panther the shepherd and dog m,sa
cent sag the ihest In tDs couDrv aso groups Of
seese, rabbits &C., broucs. elegant sstuc,cs Q,
10 stalls Amazops water carriers, hunters warrors gaii
,eis peace and plenty danccrs Musicians &c also csnie
ahrns candescks card receyer coupes pieces
The slve, plated II all n the best aud finish e.
eevf drec, from the m1na c,ory and all OF re
desen cor ss I'm part Of elegantly engraved aud chas,
tea ana coffee coffee aud Kettles aukard ca-,
pieers, ry and ,escahe dishes. walters aze
butter olers irui STANDS cuor fnes egg stand
salts, sc &c China warc-ver, elegantly droorsied ret
teea Coz aso. magnificent OF which
large htnres, a. 40 Elegant brenzr ormulo clocks
SHADES Ind sands Papicr mache goodsEcgsn
cases Tor sdes and gents worhposcs and desk fully de
music sabds, jewel ooxes, tables, &c Also esthe
md velvet Ietcnes and Knitting cases all fully ded Psrs
gtods superb troups ana hgares,ha mountain sprna
bree Graccs the Seasons Cupm Pcyche Poetry Ma-c
Mercury, Cleopatra Clornds, Mercy Prmelheus maiern
election the first kssen aud other hne picccs no Gle
segaT saads fruit b0si iyer. Ac Also
magnificent bisqne groups and fgnrc Bohemian glass
jewel caskets card rece vers and stands Aa
magnificent assortment Of other goods slsn eesan
ivory ornaments bon bon Chlie Foods rnes
lions, &c, &C. Sale positive, for cash.
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IT l.. hoGUEr. AUCTIONEER. AUCTION NOTICE
Ii al and prreupory sale u rich and ee
gsn nnss goods pars and Vienna toys ao &c BY VII
froad street. Thursday Dec l3 1865 at 10 O'Clock
prlsrg great variety Of rich holiday presents toys ani
every variety OF fancy goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

III I. HOGUET, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
Special eale Of high cost gold and silver wacnes BY
oG BI DAD ST. ee thursday Dec 3 at'2 O'Clock compr
ing an epre nvnios received by ,hs America bosoa "a
choIs fine detached gold lever, and epnes heavy opea
faced and hunting god double time and Independent
second watches for sporting purposes and Other fine Swiss
watches from he best Geneva facories also
voice of English lever watches and close
srnment consisting Of and gold hunnx wAtche
MADE by H. q. Beesey. n. ID. johnson N. I. IOoias
other ell known London aso srge Of
and diamond set gold watches suitable holiday presents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

MATCHED CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. A FINE
M team N eAv horses Ii banda high sound and kind,
years cd Of good bottom aud speed May be stables
~ keede street
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ard bedroos 81 90 10 % per day. Meals extra and
ordered. A. N. EEAvE, Proprietor.
NATIONAL BOl H., WARRINGTON, D. C.-THfs CRLE
IN braied Doss aituaed hall way eesween he Presidents
the Capitol has bean essed by Tor
OF years, and has been reurntshod and Improved
throughout making In al its appointments equal any
hete In the country Tho house Is sr the
6luon OF the public WiLiLAM GUY Proprietor.
THE GLOBE HOTEL. CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND
William streets, prepared furnish single
beds AZ ii n aud 70 each night Also
room gencmtn and their famhes Meals served nj oil
hours
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET LUD
sae BH Lendon-1he above house IA centrally situated
has An excellent cofee ton twelve private sitting
roons between forty and fry light airy bedrooms, GOOD
smoking room warm, cold and baths asays ready
night potter 10 attendance. fixed charge for
The New \, ~ he'sdts hied. THOMAS QUARTERM An r.
talso prop eor OF The Grown and Scep and snip Iavern
wioh eders his grateful thanks hts American ead
Tor TIE nvnrs be has 30 long ed their hands,
heir continued atronsge aud recommendation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

LIoRsE AMI HALF SPRING CART FOR SALE, FOG
Ii e-5Later nearly new, and fresh painted Gil for any
kpdof work, esp.c nly produce heavy furniture Apply
70 HISS hOAGLAND. 40l Fourth avenue.
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/ furniture IeFus caen CITY tunoh
A ucTIoNS NOTICE.. BooAar AgorIoSEE s, my 3.
rsrs|p;o sale Of valuable power ant hand ares
%.S i Peck SIP sy T'~s saS s King.
Gordon sss =.
vi paSs on ssr
Is planning ss
BE %acser he
At over $1,000 Can 10 soon On Ihs
is erard street. wniamsSurg and III Pearl street n
Z. M. BRIGGS, Attorney for plaintiff.
UCTIoN NoTIcE.-BYx DOUGHTY. AUcrIoNRER
ibis day a the store q Centre street barge and
kitchen furniture carpets oval ana t mirrors beds sad bed
n sna other seaa and glass
UoTIoN UNDERGRADUATES MANuFAcruasD
"A fns, sleigh rot es, s., JOHN T. RUSSELL
Day nassea Go WIN sci, TO the trade and asr a. Their
ss ss nd % s
urs offered At auction this Season may relied upo!
being In hne state o. ans o. S ss or gas
Or Ss Will AXE tGSe on srS mornas
day hour during the winter season. Terms at time OF
a w Ss
q 90 ock by csaosrs Al the ssidsnoe Of Mr. DE sson
raiaSed WITH he best Of S spsea1 ros
wod piaro rte cry made ana sas Warranted ross sooi
richly carved two elegant rcsee GOD card tables magnics
g subjects rich and expensive china clocks elegant
velvet parl0r pets Trusse ard ocio
very costly rosewood hail stand ee dans aad s,eassoa
bier. ogany chairs SOFAS rcker card and 0tar fancy
table, rosewood md nabocany bedsteads bureaus wash
stands beds aud bedding hatr mattresses eegAa slrd
cottage suits stair carpss &C. also basemep! and dining
room furniture glass ware eeRant china ton Aud dnnr
cutlery cTcckery, &c The sale win pune
uay le clock The basement paror furniure
viii be sold Immediately AFTER
UGTIoN. NoTIcE;m,1Hos BELL. AucTIoNsER-BY
n BELL BUSH This day. lD1s o'clock, In the sales
IL ncrh William street fine goM
Oye carpets, &c. Also large VARIETY of
ne how beds, bedding chairs. tables sofas so
bees straw beds, naIessee &c ten valuable ln~ aud
cooking showcases Office chairs French bedsesds
Also two dsCuerreotype eau eras, &c.
A UCTION NOTIrE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
IA Will expose for sale this day, ii O'Clock NJ. l6j
Clinton. corner OF Grand street piece OF damlsk
New York, Lee. IL, 1866 HENRY DREHER, Constable.
A sSIGNEEs' sALE-w G AIBuRTUS, AUCTIoNEEF,
n will sell Wednesday, Dec H. lu12 O'clook, 10
Court street Brooklyn, the stock Of merchant IA or
sspa Of 100 over aud sack coata pairs
assorted; $50 yess also other goods, too numerous
men.ion
A SSIGNEES sALE-A. NJ CRIsrALAR, AUCTION.
vii sell the hinst Mt
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.--A. NJ CRISrALAR, AUCTION.
"A Ger % Bowery. will sell Thnrdsy the 18th inst at l0 !
O'Clock large ard valuable assortment OF rea
clohre and piece goods conss Ing In clon cashmere
tweed petershaD and pilot ock dress and
cashmere and cloth pants sk, satin aud velvet vests silks
sains vevets, Innings, cassmere, cohs aad variety
millinery and fancy goods BY order 4
s. RAPHAEL, Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

CLEiGHs- sLFIGHs-sIf IGHs-A LARGE AssoRT
- meGi OF fancy segns and thrse seated; also
jumpers all made the best manner Shoes and equal
any for ~, 10, workmanship durability Please call
examine them before purchasing elsewhere liz Warren
street. ORDWAi ELMER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

HENRY b. BFR1s, JR., AUCTfONgER.-UEDER
Ii vrieri sae OF ssrdines damage the voyage Of
porston.; Henry herts Jr VIII sell on wedas,d.y De
sadines slightly damaged and sold If WHOM
may Terms cash; goods be removed immediate
ly after the SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

CECOND HAND WAGONS FOR sALE.-ONE TWO. SEAT
- top wagon, square box light wagon and light
wagon for sale cheap, all nesrly Apply the carriage
msnuactory Al David DAILY, Ia High street. brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

HENRY B. HEERTS, JR. MISUNDERSTANDING
IL sae Of fine fancy goods DC. Wednesday De-
mher " at II O'clock At the sslesUom No b Pine
The ire basnce If stock OF large whoess dealer
risieg hne Ireoch os OF every variety gut jswery tea
glasses horn der pouches goods silver paed ware
toy tea SETS on games soeer cases. accorde
and general varey Of fancy goods
,ence OF by order Of tbeeh Terms cash
finde. Catalogues on morning u sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

yTLcs NkiTt'f Ar"ffo~tN0 stoga /. sPRUcE
iift.t st.tlf'e t-rc r4 cks -'a tttrGss lss NJ
Il - " hltt - Wv at - -ee-t'sets trr4Al "a
irst e44. FIJI b. ss4.t svt4 e. ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

rNBos. vEITCH, AUOTIOvEER, STORE 10 ePRUCF
i street. sherf's sale of music and drobe-on We'd
pesdsy lee ~ A. ut Is spruce street. consisting OF
Twelve sets OF musc different composers every do
sr proD Of opera eases swords guns, properties kete
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-. - . - - -
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

WANTFD-THE LOAN or ONE HUeDRED DOLLARS,
w tor which good iecurity Ill be given. Address T.
Herald Office
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n a. BoRToN, AUCrIoNEsR. sALEsROoN NO "a
Cedar street VII ssu. On Thursdsy Dec IS Il 10y
and cups heavy silver plated casters hne
OF glaee intiogs, miETors &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

GlkNRY B. HERTs, JR., R-SHERIFF's
IL sale oil large snd valuable stock Of choice sroser
Friday. Ia al lU O'c0ck at store No % Pine street
conpips fine black and greel teas whole and coffee
white brown and crushed In bArea and half barrels
candies, starch pickles spices flour, LA
wines liquors. sweet oil sardne anchoves olives, salera
tus &C. rasus ale, &C. Terms cash; city
funds. By order OF the Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

1NARR1AGFs AND sLEIGHs FOR sAI.E-DNE SECOND
~ haDd coach. has been used nut short time Also
top ard one no top bugges r0ckaway six seated
sockAwsys ana one sleigh for sale, Applyto
j O. HAM Rr0a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

uORsF, CHAIsE AND HARNESS-FOR SALE A
IL splendid esa ,iishmeut, conss listing Of very superior
black Canadian about i4 nADds high round
built perfectly kim gentle single and
harness will ttaid hout tying Also very fine vince
chAe neat strong and well hui silver mounted with patent
axle will be sold together he 81
Ninth avenue of eighth eet up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

E,oR sALE-A HANDSOME BOBrAII BAY MARE,
stout fifteen bands high pony Quilt KIND N harness. !!
be sod ior xlV the hRv Tor hor Apply IN
GEOkGEP WRIGHT $50 Broadway agent oil the La Fargo
buidt 81, al 293 Broadway, room 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

CARRIAGES FOR SA1R, AT REDUCED PRICES T,
~ close out fall stock. comprising caeche coaches
phetons. brCughams top Wagons and and three
rocka~m.s; also he~rse md hand wagons an
coaches. MAJOR THOMPSON x 90.
rs Wooster street. near Canal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

uENRY B. HERTs, JR MISUNDERSTANDING
IL hodery fancy goods shirts
eTs g. on ihursdsy Dec Is a. 10 o'cock .,e-e No ~
tt's comfortcs pockst haodkefchefs kang yarn spool
saon thu cad needles suspeoders sewing silk velvet more
antique ribbons and trimmings combs buttons brushes
goods edeinas collars scissors knives tooth nail and hair
b. usbes FERNS cash. funds AID goods
removed day Of sale. BY order Of Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

E,OR sALE-A BROWN MABE. Is HANDS HIGH
Kind IN al harness. Can trot fast Would be valuable
sh fling 'front.' light buggy wagon without Top Inquire
81 Thomrsons stab Ia, Ito last Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

AT THE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET, WILL BIZ
"A sc'd every Monday and Wednesday at I2 O'Clock.
Der OF horses suitable for all purposes Also second
wagon single ind double haraess saddles &c.
JUhN II. GATfIEI4D, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

NARRtAGES FOR SALE.-A GOOD SECOND HAND
wagons do without tops cheap, dc ao 80 Elrblge
street, between Brovme and Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

U,OR SALE-A BLACK HORrE. SEVEN YEARS OLD.
ht nds high all right and sound kind
In toube ard stands bout tying Can be
for ,h days by applying James Norris stable
!Ll,erty street. Brookkn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

EIOR sALE-A BAY CANADIAN MARE, q. YEAR
" Cd sound snd kind in harness. fast ior and
lish action. BOX buggy wagon harness. &c. for
eiher separate or together. 4poly 70
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msnufac,ory Al DAVID DAILY. IL High street. brooklyn.
N,HE ADVERTISER. LIVING FEW NILES OUT or
the city, has uncommon III pair OF ~ ay Black Hawks
oic and which he will sacr 5000
Inquiry fhompson's stable lilo East Thirteenth street.
VUASTED-sIx GOOD HORSES ALSO Two coon
w oyprcse wagons and hAness, and light buggy,
which real estate or sa siac!o notes will be given Apply
$50 Broadway, rooms and ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

OEFIOE OF fRE NEW YORK AND Nkw HAVEN
ORairced Company No Hanover strest-Nouce TO
hders Holders per bonds OF tho company
hereby notified that 10 of OF the General
Assembly 81 tho stale Of trnecicu passed At iN last May
session be redsuIer authorize aud prepared exchange
for e OUTSTANDING bonds b airing seven Ger c@a aeeest aud
not secured mortgage bonds authorized the before
TONED bearing interest," aud secured BY
only mortgage the Ys road franchises 60 said
exchange viii be made st th oce until further nose By
oil the Directors VIM. BMNkNP, Treasurer,
10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

TNOR SALE-A HANDSOME. STYLISH, sORREI
IL horse fifteen hands high old lively nd ex
ceent disposition; under The saddle aud in har
warranted sound and kind 10 respect has troet
inside tb minutes aso buggy aud harLess will be
sold low Apply at ITO Forty fifth street, between broadway
and Sixth Avetue
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17

'Ihave, moreover, avery strong impression that
there is why in which the case beforel the Die
trct Judge can lie regarded that would entitle the
Federal Judiciary to take eognizance oft"
He proceeds to say thas he had dbcen' wil}5sg; 10
grant the writ and hear the casss but after tins ess
preston of opinion, he enters upcn yin argymahs'
against the interference of one Court with snothst
and concludes By concurring in the refusal Of n y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

WHAT THE LIQUOR DEALERS MEAN TO
Do.-The question having been judically
settled that there is no penalty for selling
liquors, in any quantities, before the 4th OF
July next, parties interested on both sides
of the prohibition business are beginning to
ask what course is to be adopted by the
liquor dealers after the I" Glorious Fourth"
For the Information of all inquiring mind,
we are authorized to announce, that the
modus operandi decided upon by the larger
sellers will be rs follows Mr. a., on the
morning of the 9th of July, will continue to
sell all sorts of liquors, in oil quantities, as
usual. A Carson League spy comes smell
ing and tasting around, for the purpose OF
making his complaint against Mr.. A. to the
authorities. BY and by, in comes an officer
of the law, and proceeds to destroy Mr.. AS.
liquors whercupon the aggrievcd party
calls in some two or three OF his most re-
spectacle neighbors, and makes them sworn
appraisers of his wasted property. lie then
will instantly commence suit for damages
against the State and we understand that
Mr.. Charles O'Conor, and several OF our
old and ablest lawyers, are willing to risk
their legal regulations upon the recovery of
damages to the uttermost farthing.-N. Y.
Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

A RAcY ADvrRTisEMENT.-Th Louis.
vile Courier extracts from an English pa
per the fol owing racy advertisement,
which, considering it is from young la.
dy, comes to the point without that invaria.
BILE addendum to a feminine epstIe-the
'P. S."--"Wsnted by young lady, aged
10, of pleasing countenance, good figure
and agreeable manners, general informa-
ton and varied accomplishments, who has
studied everything, from the creation to
crochet, situation in the family OF gentlo-
man. She will take the head of the table,
manage his household, scold his servants
nurse babies, (when they arrive) check bis
tradcsmen's bills, accompany him to thea
tire cut the leaves Of his new books, sew on
his buttons, warm his slippers, and general
ly make his miserable life happy. Apply in
the first place by letter to the Louise Caro-
line, Linden Grove, and afterwards to papa,
upon the premises. Wedding ring No. 4,
small. No Irish need apply"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

The U. s. consul at Tangier, Morocco,
recommeds to the state department to cover
the halls Of congress, the vice presidents
and speakers rooms, &C., with Nabat rugs,
really the famous Turkish carpets. These
rugs collect all the dirt, and are taken up
weekly and shaken, thus preserving the
cleanliness Of the carpet. They are hand
somer and more durable than the carpets
they are used to cover, and SO thick that
treading on them is luxury. They are
never woven to exceed three yards in width,
but can be obtained Of any length. As
they are never nailed down, and can be re-
moved at pleasure, their use would certain.
ly secure greater cleanliness. They pre-
serve their brilliancy and beauty to the last.
The bashaw of Tangicr has one Of these
rugs in his reception room which he said
had been used by his father and himself for
sixty years, and is still good.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

g. THE DISTINGUISHING GENUS OF THE
AGE.-Na:ure, now and then brings forth
such geniuses As Newton, Shakespeare, Tai
lyrand, Milton, Nelson, Napoleon, WASH
ington, Franklin, jefferson, Luther, Crorn-
well and Jackson. Their powerful intel
lects compelled the world to admire them.
The genius Of the present age is DIscov-
cry. In the progress of the arts and SCI
ences, this age is immeasurably superior to
any former ono. The present century
stands pre-eminent for its wonderful dis
coveries in the sciences and arts. Among
these, the noble science of Medicine has
made great progress. Professor Holloway
has discovered and prepared remedy for
the diseases Of man in whatever cline des.
tiny may have given him birth. We have,
in a former article, introduced to our read
ers this distinguished physician, whose rep
utation is already engrafted on the worlds
history. As a physician, he has copied
Nature, and among physicians, he stands
the acknowledged Emperor. Both in the
sale of his medicines, and in the number, of
patients that have taken them, he is unri-
vailed. Professor Holloway has labored to
supply the human family with a permanent
remedy for their diseases, to which the af-
flicted may have recourse with moral GER
tainty that they will be cured. There is
no disease to which they will not afford re.
lief. His Pills and Ointment, prepared
from selections from the vegetable king.
dom, with great care, will drive disease out
of the system. Thousands of the most in.
telligent minds Of all nations, men distin.
guishsd in every sphere of life-thc states
man, philanthropist, conquerer, and those
who's, highest aim is to do good to their fel.
low men, unite in their praises of the rem
edies discovered by Professor Holloway
for the removnl of disease.
In uniting in this general recQmmenda-
ton of the remarkable virtues of Holloway's
remedies we only perform Christian duty,
which the press should never neglect
Those who are eminent for the good they
do in the world, have just claim upon the
press for aid in extending the good to the
extent of their power. Therefore, we have
determined to express our opinion that Hol-
loway's Pills and Ointment are adapted to
the removal of disease, and have restored
millions of the sick to healthy. Y. At
las
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

" At a State Council Of the Know
Nohings of Georgia, held at Macon on the
I'd inst, the following resolution was adopt
ed and ordered TO be published for the iufor.
nation of all the world ond The rest of man
kind ..
"Resoired, That Slavery and slave insti-
tutions are protected by the Constitution of
tho United States and the obligation to
maintain them is not sectional but national !;
that The right to establish them in the organ
izatiLn of State governments belongs to the
native and natura!ized citizens and that
Congress has no constitutional power to
intervene, by excluding new State apply
ing for admission into the Union, upon the
ground that the Constiiut of such State
recognizes slavery"
This is rather steep, and possibly more
than the brethren in this vicinage are pre-
pared to swallow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

CURIOUS CASE OF ABANDONMENT A
few day ago, Mrs. Georgiana M. Bate ar
rived in this city from London, England,
in search Of her husband, who abandoned
her some twenty years ago and emigrated
to this country. After a great deal of
searching and trouble, Mrs. Bate says she
has discovered her long lost swain in the
person of John II. Bate, proprietor Of
an extensive mahogony yard, at 1873 Hud-
son street, and accordingly made COM
plant against him for abandonment. A
warrant was issued for the arrest of Mr..
Bate, and placed in the hands of Sergeant
Smith, of the Lower Police Court. for exc
cution. Yesterday Mr.. Bate was arrested
and taken before Justice Bogar at The Low.
er Police Court, where he denied the charge
most strenuously, saying, that although he
was native of England, he never in the
whole course of his life, saw his female ac-
cuser before. Mrs. Bate, however, insists
that the accused is her husband, and says
that about seven years ago she caught him
in Canada, where he paid her handsomely
for allowing him to get at large. Mr. Bate
has wife and family of grown.up children
now residing in this city. Altogether the
affair is very curious one, and will, no
doubt, be matter OF some grave consider
alton for the magistrate to give his decision
in.-N. Y. Herald, May Is.
PAINFUL, BUT LAUGHABLE.-In "Notes
of an Army Surgeon" we find the follow
ing:-
81 remember one day in making my hos
ptal rounds, a patient just arrived presented
an amputated forearm, and in doing so could
hardly restrain broad laugh ; the litter was
constantly on his face.
what is the matter this does not strike
me as subject of laughter
1T is not, doctor, but excuse me, lost my
arm in SO funny way that still laugh
when I look at it,
what way 2
'Our first sergeant wanted shaving, and
got me to attend to it, as | am corporal
We went together in front of his tent |
had Ia,hered him, took him by the nose, and
was just applying the razor, when cannon
ball came, and that was the last saw OF his
head and my arm. Excuse me, doctor, for
laughing SC, but never saw such thing,
before
This occurred during the seige of Fort
Ere"