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COMETH A BLEssIN DOT N
BY NARY FRANCES TYLER.

BY NARY FRANCES TYLER.
Not to the man of dollars,
Not 10 the man of deeds,
Not 10 the man Of cunning,
Not TO the man of creeds;
Not to the one whose passion
Is for worlds renown,
Not in form of fashion,
Comoih blessing down.
Not unto lands expansion, -,
Not to the misers chest,
Not to the princely mansion,
Not to the bazoncd crest,
Not TO the sordid wording,
Not TO the knavish clown,
Not to the naughty tyrani,
Cometh blessing down.
Not to the folly blinded,
Not TO the stepped in shame,
Not to the earnal-minded,
Not 10 unholy fame;
Not in neglect of duty, =
Not in the monarch's crown,
Not al the smile of beauty,
Cometh blessing down.
But TO the one whose spirit
Yearns for the great and good
Unto the one whose storehouse
Yieldeth the hungry food;
UNTO the one who labors,
Fearless of foe or frown;
Unto the kindly-hearted,
Cometh blessing down.
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For the Nauonai Era.
DAISIES.
BY MARY CLENNBR AMES.

BY MARY CLENHBR ANES.
The humble little daisy flower,
The one love so well,
II hideth not itself away
In any shadowy dell
Where shining fields of ripened grain
Simmer their golden pumeS,
The daisy waves lis censor bells,
And sheds its faint perfumes
Where'er the amorous clover blooms,
And bluihcs in the light,
Against its cheek the daisy leans
Her forehead pure and white.
II sprlngeth in the poor mans yard,
And gems its messy floor;
All summer long its pleasant eyes
Look in his open door.
Not one ofall the gorgeous flowers,
Whose beauties rare allure,
Are beauteous as this little flower,
This blossom OF tho poor.
o, nothing gives me more ofioy
Than when look away,
Ger waving meadows, daisy-starred,
Upon a summers day!
They mind me of grassy field,
Where, when a little child,
With merry sisters, after flowers,
used 10 wander wild.
Half buried in the swaying grass,
How rich was our delight
When buitercups and clovers pink
We wove with daisies white,
But now that dear, old, grassy field
lie crossed by many street;
Where buItercups and daisies bloomed
Rush hosts OF hurrying feet
Where all the day the sunshine fell
In floods Of liquid gold,
Now down through dark and gloomy walls
1t struggles faint and cold.
My heart is like that olden field,
Once filed with light and bloom,
Now crossed by human griefs and fears,
Which shadow it with gloom.
Scorehed by Ambitions breath Of flame,
Crushed by the grasp OF Pride,
The sweet wild flowers of life's young bloom,
Many of them have died.
And yet how steals the sunshine IN,
As | look far away,
Ger ripping me adows, daisy-starred,
On this bright summers day.
fear should forget the joys
Which still my portion be,
Ifthou, o God, through wayside flowers
No more should speak 10 me.
Nc,o York.
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A New STArE.-A new star is likely soon
to be added to the American constellation. The
Legislature of Michigan has passed an act pro.
viding for the formation of new State or Ter.
ritory of Superior. Michigan gives part and
Wisconsin part, to form the new Common.
wealth.
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The receipts at the the United States Agri-
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nd according 10 act of Congress- the year 1855 by
-f Perez in the Clerks OIce of the Circuit Court
of me District OF Columbia
FoR THE NATIONAL ERA.
ROSA AND HER SUlT0RS.
TALE OF SWEDISH DOMESTIC LIFE.
BY EMILE z. CARLES,
Inn, of one Year Of Wedoek,' The Bride Of Osb'trg,n
&c, &c.
TRANSLATED BY Ebert PIERCE.
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Sur Enrnrss Ev oreign,, from Liverpool for Que
been ataSdoncd IN lat a. lon 81 captain
ssI 'sssaS ,s.a ;ss
s .Ds i tact Of s being sy al
gevtrnpent is tho sole Of the vessel On tho day
safe msiins no water and would be repaired and made
Ba BARK ST MAnrs arrived At Hilc Bawai on the 4th
s San ffn a. .ws, as
constable ho had been put In possession OF the vessel
land at those Islands. She is bound for sydney.
BnTe WIZARD Hswson from Rio Jsneirs for New York.
April ii, lat Il, of Pernambuco.
Sem SEA SERPENT Fisk from San francisco Feb Is for
San Diego yth 10 passengers and vsgabls cargo sup
coast. She was "a days out At last accounts.
Sem ysron from Boston recently run sshsss :. Dell.
for On '''''''a ''n
scHR Gov ARNOLD, sid 2st from East Maehias for New
osrrsa her sseo% naTsinrae sc She :oca ca;eS
Notices to Mariners.
REDUCTION SAN FRANCISCO PILOTS CHARGES on wHAL.
ING VESSELS.
Pilots AZ rlot Regulation for the pert Of San FrsSeo
pas, cd May H. ls was approved BY the California Le.
The people OF the State Of California represented Senate
Sec i.seoti:n Of an act 70 establish Pilot. and Pilot
s1 Hereby . me ISsdi 20 "
That an ve.s .r.ns a. or II, e:sus s assGs q san
refused, he entitled receive
eased in the coasna srsae State between this
and oregon Washington Territory, shall not be
lsbo ay charge for piotage except when the
shall have been actually accepted; Avd
vded Itber that vessel engaged In the whaling trao
services Of shall have been actually accepted; and
any vessels gaged In such whaling traffic. who have
the of pilot, In either coming into
ig OF the hsrbor Of san Francisco shall liable
pilot ices dollar FOR each
f sss. f. ~ issss;
shs conviction thereof before Board
Of Pnet Commissioners, forfeit his license.
CHANGE or LIGHT AT cow POINT NORTH MOUTH or
pATu1ENT BIyER, cHEshPFhKE cay.
office Is h rb syen that TIE present nScd sht ut Cave
Point DO changed absut the 18th OF to
fixed varied BY flashes The light will be produced
by t catad optric apparatus; vihe OF the
rsl color AZ o. with bright flash At tcr als Of snd
q 1alf minute. by order OF the Lighthouse Hoard.
A. n. pENSoCk, j.. II. lns 9Th Dist.
Norfolk, Va, Nay 10, 1sS5
MAGNETIC ORGANIZATIONS COAST SWEDEN. .
The Sctro0tr representa- i've ~ The Court OF
svedep ba. Furnished tho Secretary navy me follow
rr trsn.aton ooial notice by the Swsdish Depers
mem oil Marine Of series OF magnetic obsershien
in the yssn the cOmras along tie entire e'sss OK
sveaer:- -. ....z
Notice 10 rs-ty lven ~ The royal 9 ma
srng coe .ha from masnesio ohscrvatons n,to IN lsi
- p an ,bs co.. swede7, from cape Fnietefto 20
:. also q, 81 0ottltni aud Orland the
ysrs.on & sspssg ,ron foro-
49, "A te,o~ with respect % tho chkfte btelsinr
sr 80 stlas Of s~eGcn Ia layrg and ssing
n q ~ In rsng such Of The said efarts haze
...;...s. sss- I@.ss'. sM d; 2is Is taken q %?
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, May 2e, 1855


The Kansas murder.
LErTE8 FR0x MR. M'CRnA-HIs vARsIoN OF THE
ARRAY.
[From the Chicago tribune, May %
We permitted TO publish the following private let
ter from G. AcRaa, Esq, the man VII, shot Malcolm
Clark few weeks since ut Fort Leavanworth, Kansas
Territory
FORT LxAyExwoRrH GUARD HoUss, I
KANSAS, May 8, 1855.
DEAR FATHER-Befors this note shalt have come to
hand. you doubtless will have heard of my misfortans
by the papers though fear not exactly according to
fact. The question of slavery here has to suca
pitch OF xcitement that the of civil
and IL my misfortune to strike the drst fatal
blow meeting relative to claims, which took strong
party turn in this devoted Territory does
heard by the bully and leader Of the opposite
party to call Of the proceedings fraud, e decid
vote against two thirds he rushed at me With peos
OF by scantl'ng fed from him till be struck me
then shot him through the body He died in about ten
or twenty minutes. 1 also sho, at Ms / received
CsTs blow, but not wounded; afterwards shot and
slightly wounded Our marty was not great the
groqnd the c-siavery, should have had
more work to do. expect to get out on small bail
soon. Your afectionats son, C McCREA
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is arr tarLs General Taylor
Adams yardenas; SOL Piper Mcglore and Ranger Mason,
New York: briss America, ROBBINS Salem; Dunbar Fle
Providence: Myra Fuller, Boston; Reid Reid New
York sehrs Charles Parker Compton, Boston Aimatia
du Sheraneosh, BACHELOR; Sharp. Sharp Albert Dsx
ter Nlckersop ane GMhors Green weaver provfdence.
Finn, Boston, sc Bsss Winchester. do; Scotia. Fisher
erbaDbuco and nh Amanda Jane Hastings, and Emma
Na Eoston nchrs werceser Rho Provi Orrs
lanei ARK, Dost. NJ Sqne homer ran aver; Barqgst
laws EYors Attic Aibios Bent, St John, B. Matilds.
Eaton, Boston Fdea, Corson, lynn; Chas lice ksher
stubhs Sa en-: Lucy Sharp Sharp, Portsmouth; Shenan
doah, Bachelor. Fail River.
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Wind during tho day from n E, and iisht,

At list dates from Gallo (Apr a6) the tesmen
strike higher c has caused increuse
from $50 TO S3s 70 Si5 $50 per two months ad
Masters Of vessels holding ont with the deter
minstion OF bringing the wages down 20 $50.
new ssrk ntl, built Westbors for M Andrew
Hicks fitting at New &c ltri Tor Tho Pacific Ocean,
/. famed the Mermaid She will be by
Daniel II Howes late Of ship Amethyst.
Brig Grand Turk late of Providence l4 tons somewhat
advanced in years. sold at Boston 2th for si2O
fourth Of bark rounding S3 ornerly Brem bark
Beta was found sold there day
for s9ST so.
QCIcK PAssAeE-Brig Gen Wilson Cspt Carben etse sid
from this port 2lss april and arrived Aspinw 18th
st making tho passage from land to land in eleven days.
stated be the shortest record for sailing
al. The distance POO miles.
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AMOUNT OF WOOL GROWN IN THE CARE Colo
AUSTRALIA Prom reiisble data received at State
Department in Washington, appears that the .nty
of wool furnished BY the Cape OF Good Hope Colony
furnished oy Australia during the same tims 25s OOs
416 pounds furnished by the Cape Colouy during tue
year 1882, 7,773506 pounds furnished oy Australia
during the same year, 3l,5000 900. Nambsr OF sheep
the various districts of the Cape Colony, 44ad 00
number OF goats 1905 000 The wool valued ut 10d
ptr round In thu colonial market.
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HOLMES BUFFERS
II Alum Patent Iron Safe Depot, 90 and %
Maiden lane. (bolow Liber.y,) N. Y.
mo THE PUBLIC -srRIKE or TuE v oRKINGNE,

ITO TIE PUBLIC STRIKE OF THE WORKINGMEN'S
L U. N. Society !-Impelled by the sense OF duty
which 10 due to the oppressed would respectfully
the indulgence OF that portion of fellow citizens whose
breasts are not the noier aspr OF hui
man heart while recount some Of the grievances which
dageeabe necessity, viz strike for wages, through
which they hope redress their may
generally known that stage stablsmen constitute che
bers OF that society Those the who struck
and not without On September the peA
of poor staging stage propretors reduced the
wages OF those servants, who found iae,
dollars week Sunday incuded TO ak with the
mutual that the list Of April whsn stag
ing would begin to nook up ltte they should receive
the dearly earned dollars April has passed without
witnessing the perform Of that for whh their
orabe preprietors ever there honorable
ceptions generally share fruits OF their abundant hr
vests with their lsborers whose motto s-Live and et
I've ard whit deserve their the support
and patronage OF the public OF these would tho
Brosdway line Thirty ninth street, the Empire line tho
Fourth and Fifth lines Tny who
bis Pread rs the sweat OF brow should least
for his services sdeauate to the OF tho
common cesssries lite for himself and those
generally narIied men, his largo family who look to
him for support and ask reaectin soven
compensate these " hose Iabors az ~ M
(hayng each Is hours feed harpes terminate
at l21 And o'tener A. y for much
There connected With these establishments
whose services ovepald and prepetors would
remedy this evil thew might be ensb ed to
to all parties and avoid the evils upon
ing their horses and other affairs appeitAning to
hands, and the fsihfu tina etex
nal gratitude Of tho W. M y. NJ Is. S. woo.
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cere thanks to their kind friends also the policemen
Of the Second Fourth aud Sixth districts and the remsn
for their prompt assistance 81 the their
premises No. James slip on the evening Of MAY a. and
timely aid they must have met with serieus loss.
Respectfully, W. A. BRUSLE Co.
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Port or New York, May %, 1855.
CLEARED.
Steamship CabAwba, Shufsidt New Orleans and HSy ans
LIVINGSTON, CIocheron Co.
BsrK Panchita, Stone, cardsnss J i sariy
Bark ! NJ Morales Brown Havana Ssur:e;& Co..
Brig wavo Spirit COR. Fitch Cape Town. Burchard 4
PRS Golden Ags tsr Curtis Mssa9nn y Hs8I,'on Bros
Brig Wasp OBJ, swee'ing, Nassau M, aooms Dnwid'
Brig Rsbscca Frances, Ray, Bucksvue, D Brookm.n
saar Maria, Morgan. Maraah.m ,rniag, ssnso 4 Co.
schr Heagsn, HeagAn Assanzas, Ii Brockman
DSy IL,
schr Baltimore, Sleght Baltimore, Jonusoa Lowden.
ssstsr sansI fsiard ast
sshI A M .l: Besse Wa;essm m.sser
sioop Frsnsiin, Avery Wsreham. J il Ravens.
ARRIVED.
s1fns Elm
10 I'M e csPs m,ss5s
dsys with aola.ses, to Gtnpeil. Mntura 4 Co
schr MeDaie Msnaie 5Br Green, St Johu. NB With um
Cod Is,s Ps;,sl ssss lsa d, 49, 81, cs.. r
YES Wiess kennedy h sssas' &c Days
ss$. S Sss IL $ $s;! E;.ss!s: sdy,.
s St! S.! SsGsi Brook; ss sslsi. MO-
Sehr Howard, Lowell Boston
Schr Eliza Ea wton Love ], Boaton.
sehr Martha Maria small Salem.
Scir PeIsse X Brooks, Porter. Hartford, 26 hours.
schr Ssate Harding Roekand for Fors Richmond Sttsn
Island
Schr by State, yerrill. Rcckland.
Schr J.hp Henpessey, Rockland.
Schr ii site, - Ro cklAnd.
Schr Ann Denman, Gtchgiil, Rockland.
Schr Bay sia,c, Verril, Rocklsnd.
SehI Lucy White Torrey, Kocklsnd.
Schr Ctrsl, Elm, R0cklsnd.
schr Fawtccket, -, RocklanA
scfr Amsnea, Jones, Jobesport
schr Coli,er Brooks Portland, Ct for Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Two iarks ard one brig, unkrowa.
Wind during tho day from E, and sht.
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WALLAcK TESTIMONIAL. -

Notice to Stockholders consequence Of misconcep
ton number OF the reserved stockholders the
Academy of Music have boon sold for the forthcoming tea
tmonia TO Mr. Waack The only left In
Of the committee sto portion of the parque seats
for their USE
Those gentlemen aoceding to This proposition will obxe
the committee by notifying the box book keeper Of WAL
lacks Theatre, this day or hoEdsy.
2j 1855.
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WHEN, IN THE COURSE or EyENTs. 1T IS NE
for large and respectable body OF people to
mako the and outrAges which have been
Ierpetted upon thsm by individual body ofindvf
A decent respect for the opinions OF others requires that
should make known the which hare induced them
to such ac In view OF this passengers tho Ao
cessory Transit Company board the steamship Csrt4s
assembled do subscribe TO- and willing
tiate the following Eresn BILE and resolution
whereas, The Accessory Transit Com ,any from New
York Ana New Orleans to San Francisco have violated all
laws Of decency and honor by endaAgerng the their
passer In transporting from their the
Atlantic to the river boats at Greytow0 aad also Ia
landing from the lake steamers At VIRGIN Bay detaiang
and Of their agents. by giving food tainted
only unpaabe but injurious to the health, while there
better water board the Ship In Of this and Of the
unmapnery treatment of the officers of the ne d.
the folio wing resolution .
Resolved That will utmost influence in lsynx
before The travelling public both friends In California
and in the tho and attending
those VIZ travel The Nicaragua line to which,
COMMITTEES chosen unanimously by the passnger sab
scribe our ames
Brockway, Of California, il Howell, Of Illinois.
Norton Of New York. W. II. Abbey, Of Maine.
Edwards, Of Missouri G. Walker OF Kentucky.
J. MePharlAnd, Of Penn. q. Brooks, Of Ohio.
]. Mills, Of New York A. G. Sterne, of Vermont.
II. r Curtis, of Mass. J. Nonteath, of Wisconsin.
Geo. Bacon, Ct Mape. A. K. Comfort, of MichsAu,
Thos Poxdrill, Of Texas. D. w. Bragg, of Vermont.
L. A. Du Torr, of Indiana. B. d Thurston, Of Il. i.
W. Gibson, of Mass. John Wood of Alabsma.
II. F. CURTIS, OF Mass, Trsasurer.
(Attest) R. X. wEsror. Of Conn, Secretary.
San franciscs, April, 1855.
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NIIsCELLANEOUs.

John L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL
q Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, May o. 80 ana
ST. ct l0S o'clock each day the 623 Broad
Snet furniture in rosewood mahogany walnut and osk
signs also line Of Partisan CLOCKS and real figures,
being tho entire stock Of kessrs Rooheort Skarren.
Sale peremptory consequences of dissolution part
nership The furniture cmprsng this sae With The ex-
cepton of the Partisan Messrs
K s. under their own direction and supervision. ex
pressy Cor their private custom and we'll finished
rantsd The we'll known reputation Of the
tee ali who desire purchase. Tho goods m4y DO
mined several days before the SALE with catalogues An
Is respectfully requested Every lot will be ssd
to the highest bidder Terms under $500 cash, tine.
Fer particulars catalogues.
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sieraId nIarine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

legrapfie Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, May 23-Arr barks Saxony. and Del
Ih0A
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MARlfIME lNTELLlGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Port or New York, May %, 1855.

ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
Es............4 81 MOON ..morn. OF
70 HIGH WATER morn. II
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MoRIARTY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS
day at 10 O'CLOCK at 366 Broome street. tho fursture
tanned therein consisting Of carpets tables ocotas,
chairs mirross Also the the bar deoant
ers &C.; se,d y order of s.sisnss clock,
lu.Bture and ether goods from families leaving the city
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DOARr.-A SMALL QUIET FAMILY HAVING MORE
ID room thsn they require will let with board, the
ccnd story front and back TO gentleman and HE
wife, or TO two single gentlemen. Terms erat Re
fereb given Inquire at l East Broadway
House neWly Furnished. &c,
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no NOT BE WITHOUT HEALTH AND PLEASANT
employ pent; DO not be sroubsd with high Iens :sa
most healthy place in the States home msrxet for an
from New York three ana half miles from Rookland
Lake. AZ Clsrhstown, RocslAnd county three and hall
hours leo all clear ten aores woodand two smsu
houses and out buildings. Price $500 0os cash
remain der six years at ak cent ~ IL worth ~ 500
mut be sold days Apply At 81 Fulton street II Is
n late fol planting.
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OF PRINCE STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR BROAD
I'll wsy-Boardiag Accommodations for . gentleman
and wife sfo for few single gentlemen House first GLASS
containing modern convenience; large garden In
en- WRITE STREET, FOUR DOORS WEST or BROAD
w way. two suits Of apartments, second and third
noor together or serarste suitable for small FAINT
lies single gentlemen; also the fourth hoor
moderate terms; also basement for cuisine purposes
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, WITH BOARD FOR
some frnishsd front p'ror and back bedroom folding
water-peAsAnt location ST. Johns pArk-no stheg
bosrders by addressing o. Herald oce stating NAME and
where interview be had
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TOR sALE-A DAGUERREAN GALLERY, NEATLY
fttsd up and doing good business, sisustsi "a the
two galleries. Is desixcus Of disposing of them
Amount required from $50 TO $0 Address Mercury He
raid Office
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Personal Intelligence.
AnuIvAfa


At the St Nicholas Hctel--Rsv Mr. Fay Dayton Ohio:
Peter c.gser, Esq Albany; Cap, Day, Norwich; W X
shoemaker, Baltimore; don spsudins Boston, simon
stieF, Rochester; lion Charles @ Myers osisasbur. "
AZ the Prescott Iiou.e-col Avery, U Army; Par.
fsr Handy cap. rsres ana isay clsvsl,ed, o;
cliefOntsine IA Mrs Dsmins and amiy W.,hin ton.
NAT hs Ms,GgSl,saS s,.mnou IT Sq,ls, SnE Gssr
Capt Yeston, ship Samuel Russell; Judge Hart r. Ma
.oa and family 81 Louis; chas Robinson England; W.
At the Irving uouse-w $. Watt. Major A. MAYO, viz
sins; Hon r. T. Brown, csvsisnd Col. H. Whessr, Gin.
Brooks, Newark; Capt VIM. childs, Boston
Prom Norfolk, &e, In steamship J.msstovn-A Sawyer
% 'so foy. s. bsl sy Nm o1r,s. M,
Era-tus, Hughes na,h hes, Aifr.d, II CsiEns, ii
nruee, W Marcus, Jr Brsnkin, Edsu, Curry-sj
Prom New orleans In the ship ST Louiso Perry. and
I.ase Tayor bcser Of dospsehe, t. Lon on Mes.r,
Of Boon fho%pou S. PSp aud and Nh.
servant % Northampton; xesrs Eusti. Bacon OF Salem;
Mesr. Frank Cheney Arthur Cheney and Gsorso ris
YorS; H..sr. xonrose Of Ftsdsp Jno West. y
% xsS. ae. .ai .s4,.a i;l Ss, ssd n ss.s
s,cpSes. Seia Heron, soSu 10 Claire, c.rs &srrl.
Robert Muir, Ray. James MITCHELL Foley, a Teller
friend, Lewis u Wood, and stephenscu Of Moatrssi;
ris Rs on ss . y s q
Toronto Hutchinson and wife John MePhersos snd two
4s%.: . s1y ). .p.s sss cr sssa
Thompson and Alexander Niehel. Of scetaad; Msrsn
..s Ss'rs rs 'f s Rcsss. Michel .sS
Peyre, ef Eranee-o
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D,sRrrssNa SHOOTING ArrAra IN CIyorNNArr

DIsRrEssrSa SHOOTING AFFAIa IN CINcrssATI--
Last night about Ten o'clock shocking affair which
NaHe theatre. The circumstances OF the case, ~
n,ar a. could learn, are as follows-Mr. Cosries
Ormsby one Of the head clerks In the National rels
graph engaged TO be married TO highly respectable
young lady Of this ety. and understanding that ayoung
me tailor Main street. had circulated reports cal
cuated TO reflect upon the character Of his oero
proceeded TO the theatre where young jennings was Ia
yted by him out Il doors Ormsby asked Jennings II he
had made his boasts in public that he had .educed Miss
Jeur ings replied II did !" whoreupon Ormsby
drew pistol and, placing II TO jennings head, dreo
The PISTOL close TO his face that the force Of the
explosion Of portion Of his upper UP and shattered
his nose. The wounded man was Immediately coavTsd
ter and Wood called but, up to late hour, was rot
sscertansd vhere the ball had lodged and the condition
OF Jsunines such 10 render his recovery very
doubtfui Deputy Marshal John Gray was withip fev
feet Of the parties whea the eccasnos tooh pace and