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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

Dr.rH rRoN HYpROpHOnIA.-Edward BransieId
ID. vouns man who the NewfoTk Hospital o.
Monday uheIng from phOba, the result Of bss
dos died yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

TUESDAY. May LIP. NJ.

There was considerable activity in the Stock market
to-day Reading being the great feature. The shorts
became alarmed and bought in freely. The sales o
the day about 500 shares of which 1000 shares
were taken between the Boards at ssI. The market
closed at ssi, improvement of v cent on yester
days price. The leading bear sold 500 shares at 81,
seller SIX months, 20 cent up. The large earnings
Of this road give the operators for rise great adj
vantage over the bears. Erie was heavy and closed
at 4sj The uniounded rumor in regard TO a loan
for the Central used with effect to depress that
stock, which went b oh. Panama fell off TO 97I,
fall Of u = cent; Cleveland and Toledo improved
q cent; Chicago and Rock Island, ! y cent Michi-
gan Southern cent, selling at lolI; Nicaragua IL
neglected and with small sales declined 10 Isl; Cum
borland fell off cent, selling at 26i. In Railroad
Bonds the transactions about $4,000 at about
previous prices. New-YOrk Central 5sl and 1881;
Illinois Central, 7il Fries 1875, SIT; 1871, s2l Be
tween the Boards 900 Jackson Branch sold at 90
State Stocks were rather heayy. The supply OF Mis-
sour IS issued TO railroads and t on this market s
in excess Of the demand. Vrgnias sold at 81; Mssis-
sippi S. Oh; California Is, 9O New-York 5is 1861,
lOl, &c.
The supply of bills other than bankers was not
large to-day and the rates show no change sterling
9laIOI. The bankers were free drawers at lOs
cent. Tr-Acs 5.l5a5.l2l. Commercial Sterling was
9d9i = cent.
Tbe naymeDts at the sub-Treasury were sl62, 66i,
including s35.O 900 Of California drafts, making
900 by the Illinois; received ell, 81. Balance.
s2.osi, 5o3 Paid from Assayofice, sse,i27 paid on
disbursing checks, sl43s6.
The following sales Of bonds were made at auction
By Simeon Draper:
II eco California state g. adeed ~
200 Junction Rsroad Mortgage Bonds int added 7sf
J. Thompson's regular weekly sale Of Stocks win
take place tomorrow, at l2l O'clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange Among the securities to be offered
we notice ere abOat fifty thousand dollars Of State
Stocks.
Adrian II. Muller will hold bis regular semi-weekiy
sale Of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow, 10th inst, at ia
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange variety OF In
-ursnee. Bank and Railroad Stocks and Bonds VIII Do
offered by order Of TIE United states Trust Company
as receivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16


wee c,6 un on Monday evening attend upon the wife,
chiJ ara er,eusr Of Mr. White, residing in Second g. be-
een North IN nj and North foIrhs' who were sel with
vomiting end srasns about O'Clock in the evening sho" ns
poison. II l. supposed
that robson Lai been thrown INFO the pail OF water WHICH stood
H. md from which they had all drunk The doc
rs were cal ed in 100 aie the omachpump, AMI he
water had emped from the pail that they ere unable
10 de the the drug used BY the attention OF tue
can. the patents had recovered Yesterday a. 10 De
r,dersd out OF danger Mr. White drunk made from this
water and slightly affected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

Rus OVER AND kILLED.-GeorCe W. Briggs a
elHl yesrs old accidentally and killed ertsy
afternoon Oversf. An inquest held spon me Dy and
verdict If accidental death rendered by the jury The
,ufs OF tn ci i've a: Oiyer-s' The driver 4 the
at which ran over the hid arese- ogt subsequently, d.
CHARGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

Tpy CRY RuLRoADs.-The Conductors OF the
Myr-e-sy lin who were discharged Friday last and the
tr reduced 10 ouehaf replaced in their 1rmer Po-
-flons Yesterday and affairs work smoothly again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

The body Of a man was found floating IN the 'sater
-. .f 81 su..x. Ju,tsce R>dford held nqrest but
he BODY could n0' isuaed a. bad been ons ne N ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

Among the passengers for Europe by the Atlantic
to-day the Hon. r. Il. Morgan of the Cayugs Dis
irict the Hon. Benjamin Pringe Of the HXXth Dis
tict and the Hon. Israel Washburne. Of Maine, Mem
bcrs Of Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

AITFMPr At SUICIDE.-Margare Dean, German
cen afterr,e suicide Monday evening b. jumping into
,b sck foot Of Narren-ss She however rescued AM
ttler 10 hss place Of residence No ~ Naen she assigned
no cause ior IrlAiug the attempt upon her lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-COroncr ODonneil
Yesterday held al inquest upon the body q Patrick Andrew
one Of three men who drowned the 18th Of March l-
Nv accidentally fa ng overheard from the ship Jonas Oh her
ts.safe n N Noukefs hi. City. The jury rendered 'e
aic of accidental death. Deceased native 81 leilni
twenty wears II age and bad been married but fe" weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

WILD BFARs.--Complaint j. made that Councilman
Wild keeps two large bears in the of his candy
store, which mny be very dangerous to ireverent
children, az one of them escaped not long since, and
attracted such crowd in Broadway that it was al
most impossible TO pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

SMALL ITEM FOR BARSuN.-The Sing Sing Her
aid says they have baby in that town, four
five months old that weighs fourpounds. At its birth
IT weighed one pound fourteen ounces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

SALE OF FERRY LEAsEs.-The Staten Island Ferry
was leased for ten years yesterday at auction by order
Of the Controller to Jacob l.. Smith for $500, the
Hoboken Ferry from Barclay-st., TO j. C., X. ;. S
F. L. Stevens for 800, and the He'll Gate Ferry to
Alex Schultz at 81 $50. The Stevens own the entire
prorer;y of the Hobokeu Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

ForND DRowNED.-COroner ODonhel yesterday
lld an inque.t upon the body o. Barney Kenny nfrye Of
Ills nv = year egg who found drowned 90 the bot
f Harrisof The deceased baker BY trade and had
teer m-rg about thee weeks The jury teu1efe" ''uiS
drowning
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

WHEas's THE HONEST MAN F.
Where's the man, who has the bon
sssy to stand up among others, and
tell The true motives Of bis action
Where IL the man who dare say he
loves himself better than all the world
besidesl Where's the man who dare
for 4 moment, throw off the mask Of
hypoerscy from bis religious faith.
and Bis political practice Where is
the man who dare do this, and say,
that the rule Of his action il the square
Of self-intrerst Where ia the man
who dare put aside windy words, and
come to action; who dare practice
what he Processes, and under all cir.
oumstances tell the simple truth :?
Where Is the man who talks Of exalt-
ed patriotism and unwaverihg princl-
pie, who dare lift off the top Of his
head, and lei his constituents look in,
to see selfinterest al work in the
whole conglometated mass of brains,
nerves artries and blood vessels 7
Where's the man who bas the cour-
age to be what he really is 7 and when
he talks Of rescuing The country from
lie enemies, confess honestly, that 1t Is
not 40 much to save The country he
would do it, as TO secure the spoils. -
Find a. such a man, and you have
.be .Fool Of the Nin,eenth Century"
the Lunatie who may thank the
gods that he IL not in mad house,
Had not the bottom Of the we'll lin
which Truth is supposed tn have resi-
ded while back) fallen out It would
be a speculation to seud dawn and
find such man. TO exhibit in a cage
A a rdrd avis.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17
light that lighteth every mao that
oometh into the world"
Yours, truly in
KgAsOH.

A Nrw YoRx CORRESPONDENCE
sAvs.-Atchbishop Hughes has just
published in book from with lengthy
preface, his correspondence with Sens
tor Brooks, on the famous church pro.
perry question. The pfefscs is perso.
hally, very severe on Mr. Brooks, who
by the way has been con6osd to his
bed by An illness Of a somewhat alsr.
ming character for some days past.
At The time he was taken down, be
was epgaged in statistical recspitu.
la,ion Of the Arehbishops property,
showing that bis original estimate Of
its value, $5,OO0,000, was about tight
but as things stand now this publ
cation is necessarily postponed for a
season. Mr.. Brooks disease is an At.
fiction Of the lungs, and his physician
has ordered him to seek another oil.
mate.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

ON THE WKoNo. rRAlN.--A few
nights since some young men, going
from Columbus to Cincinnati, Ohio,
in the oars, were getting rather noisy
and profane, when gentleman in a
white cravat tapped one Of them on
the shoulder with the remark young
man, do yon know you are on the
road to He'll :"
"That's just my luck; I took tic.
ket for Cincinnati, aud I've got on the
wrong train.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

~ Mormon Emigration is flow.
ing west ward steadily, and in notable
numbers. Since the navigation Of the
Ohio river opened this spring, 10000
of these emigrants passed through
Pittsbu,g, on their way to the city Of
the Salt Lake. and others gre daily
expected. They are understood 10 be
from Great Britain. where Mormon
prosel,tirm makes steady progress.
At Liverpool there isa Mormon agen-
cy, supported especially for the pur-
pose Of aiding emigration. II has
this year sent off upwards Of $500
smigrap's, Of whom it paid the ex-
penses Of 100.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

BEAUTIES or WAA.--Ths late H..
habitans # Cronpfsdt, the pert Of 81.
Petersburg. In Russia, must have .
lively ides Of The delights Of war.--
Cron..sdt wss. last yssr, . town Of
forty thousand inhabitants. To-day,
there Is not = dwelling house Standing
on it, desolsts site. The govern.
ment Of the countryside ommpotens
Czar--s spoke, and down to the ground
went every house in the city, Moth
ing was left but forts, srssnsls bar.
racks. A commercial city hiss boon
turned, ~ It were. in the twipkling Of
an eye. into . camp.
Again, tho NevA At 81. Petersburg
vas spsnued BY numerous elegant,
granite bridges Of the most duTsbls
character. Exempt from violence
they would hsvs lasted ios sgss. All
these lave bssn demolished and The
rubbish, thrown into, the chsnnel Of
the river, choking the stream aud dc.
stroying navigation. Verify. var 10
blessing.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

"On my PsorHsrtc SooL, MY
UHcLE. The "lnfsnt Drummer has
been made BY bis uncle. Mr.. English
TO best the Kogue's reveille for the
citizens, Of Augusta, Georgia. Six
hundred and forty.Avs tickets were
sold, but when the prizes came TO be
drawn for, IL appeared that not single
number corresponding with those on
the tickets In the possession Of the au.
dience, wss contained In the box. An
Investigation BY the Mayor Of the city
took place Immediately on the stage.
when the fraud WAS discovered. and
Mr. English, the uncle o." Little Ben.
ny" and manager, WAS arrested and
held 70 bail. The Consti'utionalist says
he gave the required security. and has
no doubt left the State.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

~ The commissioners Of pen
sioners has ferretteJ out. and success
fully brought to conviction, eighteen
individuals, charged with forgery,
claims against the government for Pen.
sions and Bounty Land claims The
last conviction, WAS that Of A. i. Grs.
ham, at Rochester. New York lie
was sentenced TO seven years imprison.
ment in the penitentiary.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17
GbrweRklyC nlllet
TAassAay Morning s. June -. 1896.
NJ Ii Journal do La Cote, brings

r. IL journal do La Cote, brings
out The Hon. w. w. PuaH for 90.
vernon Syet a Ia decision de Ia Con-
vsnt;on democratqas. /" Some one
fond Of Statisticsl Information will do
the country service, to get together
al the names that have been suggest.
Cd for governor--srrange them al
phabsticslly. and publish in pamphlet
form. W. have occasion occasionally
to speak Of the Gubernatotisl Canvass,
and do not DO II ~ often ~ We should
could memory furnish The names Of
aspifants for the loose and easily worn
honor.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

The Women's Hospital, in Madison
avenue. 10 New York city, was opened
With appropriate excersise on Satur.
day, ths I'd inst. Il Is said to be the
only institution in the world excluis.
vsly set apart for the treatment ofthe
diseases Of women.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

SANDY U#sss, June 9th, IS

Much to your prejudice as an
honest and impartial Journalist, is the
report currently circulated in this re-
gion by some Of your friends. write
10 know Of you yourself, lit has any
foundation in truth Did you ever
steal a pair Of boots' Ifso; where I;
when. and for what purpose Did
you say the country il sparcely popu-
lated 4? Yours. truly,
m
This Ii rather blunt question, but
We like such, and shall bluntly an
swer 1t, But pray, what does I'm
terrogation Points - want to know
for Ito extend our popularity we
plead guilty, If not, we deny the
charge. "all and singular. - IF we
ever said the country is sparcely pop
uated, we take It back, because facts
speak for themselves and it may be
seen that every square inch oft, is in
the highest state Of cultivation. live
ever gave any reasons why It's SO, y
wo take them aS back; we never said
"'tis owing q our peculiar ins'itu-
,ions," but such, we dishonesty be.
love to be d lsmeptable, If not melan.
eholtc fact. II we ever said in speak
ing Of the public school system, that
there are many adult male men in the
country parishes, who cannot write
their names; we take it back. be-
cause the census gives lie to it.
Daggers Points will please in
form us, what he wants to know the
truth for. about "thc boots. If it
be to prejudice the people in our "a.
vor for tho Gubernatorial Office Of
State; it shall be presently f'lrn'
ished.
The manufacture II telescope glasses
IL one Of the most intricate and nice
undertakings in mechanism. The risk
Of securing good glass is very great
the manufacturers first take about 300
pounds Of flint glass, and fuse it by a
very hot fire. While 10 q liquid state
in the furnace, the vessel containing it
is walled completely up and suffered
to cool very slowly, sometimes occupy
ing two months in the process. When
perfectly cool, the mass is fractured
by a process which is retained as a
secret by manufacturers. The frag-
men,s being Of various sizes are ofdif
ferent power Of reflections, and are
worked into glasses proporti"ned to
their powers. In working them into
shapes the edges are first ground 50
thst they can be looked throug in every
direction so as to b. certain there nc
cracks, specks or other impsi lection.
/ T-Ro>ini, the Italian opera COM
poser, was at the last accounts, on his
way to Paris, where glorious vel.
come awaits BIN.
~
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

ry1'be Queens birthday, the cath
was celebraed with great euthusi'n in
Toronto, G. w In the streets the
Turkish aag was conspicuous, 10 com.
pany with the English uuionjack and
the French tri-eolor.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

1.-THE American Union Ma
tional Pea Nut Association" is the
usme Of h new Secret society in the
West. Il 10 said that their ultimate
design. Is to over run The whole coun-
try with gourds and guber peas. The
Society has a capital Of Seventy
three millions " to start with, and
much danger Is feared to The cause Of
Liberty from the spread Of the vines
and the peraieious influences Of she
association.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

A census Of Russia, taken BY order
Of the Gar 10 1851, gives the ares Of
the Empire Is 375,413 square miles
the population e5, 213,5s9-.populatio
to square miles, ia. In the above
statement, the regular army and TIE
Kirgish hordes are not includesi-
There exist, according 70 the recent
census, in the whole Russian Empire,
thirty -four towns with more than 90
900 inhabitants. In the UnisAd States
q country much newer than Russia,
and with only about one-tbird other
population, there are thirty towns Of
10000 and upwards. whose aggregate
population is 2,291,eO9 This fact
shows the difference in the social con.
dition Of the two countries.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17
m ~ t'o'aas.

rtA ~ C0la14.
m, sssss'slp .ss e, ~ es"''<ss"@'s'
tssx her tsiAss ths silaerihs tbfone;
fb,rA Asf hsAvs : dsep, dsstsish
1ilssessA " ths stsfliss soss,--
NJ ssse sbs ssse sf"ds1s ssss ~"
Msshsssbt Ne NJ She fAitsss sssSs
And AArtisss byisf,
With net III ssusb sShs ecsA eotnpAssi
Not e'sn her desf-@r'e'n'm'o
s.~ her Astty ssms..-
4 shssAs VA s'es NJ ssess'
Ne, sssiess syss "a hssshs bat roam
AscasA me village sfssay
And Wien, n isss, she aAss Aef ssse
On ssmsshiss fssn star,
thought ssns swsts had sssssd hsy b"s'a, -A-
Bst was ssiy hsr~-papnf r.
xmsctdened then, Urged ny sais.
Asd pressed net 10 Ne mine;
she played the hasr, snd The Asse.
t'asH the clock ssruek slnei
begged hef then An answer give ....
Thst fnishtknow my fate ;A@-
She said 'tBeschei sr, ~ live,
RI cracA yosr siiiy pate"
1.-THE author ofthe above fine ssn.i-
ment will excuse " for adding very
ancient couplet)
''Then 10 = trance tsek my hat,
And kct the door made tsscts. feat
In doing 10, ~ Jove srow tired Upon her
A single yell sufhced 10 bring
tnonsral cur 10 view, .
Who srowied Wills and aao,ced his seesh.
A. any cur may do;
And then he made ene savage bound
MetAsueht 'twas ~ my thfost,
But missed hh ain, end obiy took
Past hold upon ny cost
Oh I what rent, II wounds me yss
4 savage bull dog pull,
lie tore ths cost vow be aid,
A. high ~ u could ses"
The only consolation left, Il tbss
another Of The same, can be had A.
the Gents Fashionable clothing estsb.
lishment Of Wsddill d Phillips, ON
Lafayette.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

rRo,.ini, the Italian opera COM
poser, was at the last accounts, on his
way to Paris, where glorious vel
come awaits bin.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

Vim. J Patterson, one Of the editors
Of The Psrksville L,sminary, recently
destroyed by the Mississippi mob, dc.
livered lecture ON Kansas hflhrs, al
Boston, Saturday week, but his re-
marks in the main, were only recapi.
tulation Of the discourses he has been
delivering elsewhere on the same sub.
ject.
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The ZoprAcAt LIeHT.--It il sid

The ZoprAcAt LIeHr.--It il said
at one of the ressltss Of the japan
Expedition is the. discovery that the
Zodiacal light is , bslt extending en..
tirely around the earth after The usn-.
ner Of saturn's ring. The matter has
excited good deal Of Interests among
the Astronomers. snd Prof Pisroe. Of
Cambridge, considers the fta establ.
shed by the ob.srva lions take n
49,
TIE CHuIcH RuLlso me d1A11.
There are in the Masaebusstt sL,gis.
l.sd's 10 len thap fly cIsFx men.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

NN0 Ubc p0sofS'"un '"""S""S" ", "~
association.
Coon Ruiz. AT Tho Democratic
Convention to be held here, on Mon
day next, the sergant-at-arns Is to
ak each man on cath a. he CUES ID 'sre
you 4 Know Nothing T. lfbe says
"ay' he IL 10 pass and If he ssy no
then be Il to be taken To the back
door where = committee will be in.
waiting to kick him out. What
COMPOUNDED ccnfounding Of terms there
are ii these latter days. If man
tell the truth he lies :; and he must
lie direct 70 be believed on oath.
An UscoRn Eursb ERRon. The
editor Of the Comet recently copied
into it, columns paragraph frcm an
other Journal and credited 1t TO the
Advocate. Va promptly called at
tAution TO the fact, thinking the edi-
tor Of that paper would be eortecus
enough 70 also give tho credit to the
real writer. Al be has not, however,
sssn a. 10 do 10, and 1t not being the
frst occurrence Of the kind. We only
infer that the error Was Intentionally
committed. We indulge The reason
able expectation that the editor Of that
paper will make the necessary correc-
ton and. further, that in the future
be will take the preeaution to avoid
such disagreeAble occurrences, or such
intentional mistakes. II not, we shall
take great plsasuse, At the fitting time
% write him down" wha, he ID.
[Advocate.
Yes sir. We are ready to do It
u once---point out the paragraph. it
shall be re-puhli.hed with two col
umns and half Of corrective. The
error wss not Intentional; the word
ofan inditersntly honsst man. is out
for this. In PEASANT II 1t will do
you great pleasure TO write Us down,
ut fresh penn and paper and 60 At it.
Il will xifored no ons more pleasure
than the Comet, 70 see himself writ
ten down on paper, and know at a
0 glance what his head il made Of
These lest thirty years, il has been
bio constant strife to find himself out
In the struggle be has often come in
contact with more pondsrous bodies
and yet has got through without any
serious damage. We had rather in
those oostomouger times be written
"fool' than not "knave" than honest
man, and yet we never stole the
boots, nor stabbed the reputation Of
any man 10 the dark.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

THE FORREST Diverse CASE. The
case Of the appeal. in the matter Of
CATHERINE FoRKEsr, agains, EDWIN
FoRREsr, for divorce. was before tho
Superior Court. New York, in general
term. on the 4,h inst. Judgment was
rendered for plaintiff (Mr. F. BY de-
fault, With costs
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17


SpEEcH FROM THE tALLows, 40
Jnmes Parks, swboese execution ut
Cleveland, Ohio, for murder Of n M.
Bentson, we have already noticed,
previous 10 his death made speech
Of considerable length, in which oc-
cured the following remarks
leave n dear wife, who has. 10
long confinement. been an angel in
her solicitude and care Of me. bad
never known her virtues. had it not
been for my sad misfortunes. ! leave
dear iufant, who has been taught to
clasp It's arms aronnJ my neck, and
whom love dearly. leave aged
parents, now near eighty years old,
from whose kind hearts | had hoped
to keep the sad news Of the ignomin-
Gus fate Of their son. (Hsre bis voice
faltered and he bursts into tears. 1t
was for the sake Of all these that I at-
tempted yesterday to shorten my life
day.
When | am taken nance, give my
body to my wife. command her and
the child to you Let her not suffer
in want. Here some kind persons
proposed to expires, the feelings Of
those present by taking up contri-
button, and it was done on the spot
and "a go was contributed. On
seeing it Parks seemed moved by the
Kindness and thanked them with con-
siderable emotion. He concluded by
declaring his innocence, and gave the
signel for his execution, by dropping a
handkerchief.
GT The Emperor Alexander is
shortly to be crowned king Of Poland
and in anticipation Of the event, great
preparations are making in that coun-
try. 1t is to take place during the
present month If June.
THE FORREST Diverse CASE. The
case Of the appeal. in the matter Of
CATHERINE FoRKEsr, agains, EDWIN
FoRREsr, for divorce. was before the
Suror;or Court N.u York in 0enaral