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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

PHI ADALfH July le-Arr hrtgs Horatio Saunders
Matsiass ~ days. Lsnnaretta, Hartman, N York; WIN
esfolner Webb boston Lyfa Carmsu, Calais; tchrs X
sANie Could Boston Telegraph, koath Norwich. BE,
Roads "
CID tnh Little Lizsie, Hatch, Havana; briss G Heath
sip tsen iehp Afford, Ferry Moniasa, Perry Wm Gar
diner Webb and LsnIaretts Harm Boston ,ohss
sswJs Could and Longsdnie Gro ~e Bostoa: Copeoils
1hos SPARKS, Morrison, NYoik
DisasAsSs, DO.
spIp Irsrcr which sAed IRON .rfoih Ssh for Hsvrs
struBs AAk IN Ham pton Roads, asuryey was sd hut
the resuit In lot hnown.
NV sap Ies, Ryan, Of and Bath for 9. John NIB
came o. leAhins badly boih pu mys going Captain
Johb, NIB
BAsx Payscorr Spear Of aad for Bsston from Busnos
Ayres May u, with valuable cargo Of hides
strusk upon II Roct Reef o. the Of Muskss
which position che saeceedsd In gsttAS oh drove
the psnd bank, coprg 70 anchor bet Che reefs v,
1uerdsy morning tie took pilot board, and again goa
under weigh but hs d~cui her e. And axaia drisi
sArto~n about 1914 and Captain Samuel Osborn oi
Tie ents Tor uvdervisrs started In scbr
Sharon, with ny Of men, TO her assistance At
PM the steamer Mssaconet Capt simmons having Also
uncerwrtes hsvise vent TO her assists Ths Meta
SAsd her Abeut o'clock which timo she laid
toad 70 the shsai n sbt feet water bat after
half hour the steamer sasees ded dragging her on and
tpht bst suppssed " be ssdly odt and Injured hsi
cotton Her copper stripped u several %. and
sen Of hoslns hnsshsd on The sessdsd for Bes
top3P y Of 18th.
BARrMAHruA KENDALL ~ Pbnadslrhsa from xss,sA
tpiias 81 s9asp On Eidsy sst, lmt VS. driven sshcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20
Marine Affairs.
On BOARD THE STEAMER ARAGo, I

Orr SANDY Hook, July Io, 1896.
The passengers Of the UDited States Mail stesushp
Arsso her return ircm her FIRST voyage the
Atlantic, being assembled on board @. Goodrich
Eq cslsd 10 the chair, and motion OF GenerAi
J. A. Dix, W. SchAIst ESD, United States Consul at
Falmouth, appointed Secretary when . comuittee
Of thirteen charged with the duty reported the follow
board
Captain d. LINn.-Dear sir-The undersigned take
great pleasure In expressing to the unanimous
sentiment OF the passengers in the steamship Arsgo,
of whom they are committee, the satisfao,ion they
bavs fet IN III. psssge from Hsvre and Southampton
with regard to the excellent qualities Of toe ship
,eaboa the Hc ncy Of the officers and your vigilance
ard sk iii as Der commander Her accommodation tor
pastt peers the cleanliness and good order which
dinsss IN rough weather. are all that could be
desntd BY families individuals crosspg the Atlantic.
pleasure In bearing testimony to your uniform
aud well courtesy and kDdness and especially TO
tour ppvsared asadaity and effective arrangements in
M BY every possible prscauon In thick weAthee
against Danger Of collision with other vssssls. With
our beat wiahes for jour health and prosperity
main yosis srcessly;
r. O. ca odfich, Boston; John A. DIE, New York; W.
Berry Pars; :. r. Holmes, New York; Henry Pc yell,
Bucnos Ayres /. CAntacsr, Philadelphia; Duke Geo.
P,rn.nbueo; sani Fsgot, New Orleans; G u Aroni
bald ono on; ). p vroom, New Jersey; Edmond Yard
Phiiaa,IphiA
Which VAS unaninously adopted; and on motion Of
NJ Cf arks l. shArpleps OF Phadslphia, the under
ssusd Sec rotary Asd Chairman req usstsd hsys
them rYpted OF the pdnoipal
% ~ ''' J. G. GOODRICH, Chairman,
W scuABx1, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

From BUENos AyREs.- We are indebted to Capt
Spear, OF bark Prescott arrived at this port from
Buenos Ayrs for papers Of May rs. The chief
point of interest is the invasion OF the provn " ny
Inoiaps. The Buenos Ayres Packet says:-
The latees nea from the Azul Ii deploabte. The
tame or fiji molly Indisns had revoled, and, besides
carrying of number OF Gait 9, s)me fifteen or
twenty pefs are supposed to nave persisted, and
the Justice of Peace was prisoner In the hands OF
the savsgts. AS yet the governms Mt has published
nothipg but we fear the sinister ruors are found.
ed on facte.
The second cor stitutioDal Legislature was opened
on the first Of Nay.
bill has been submitted to the Legislature fixing
the vsiue OF tie psper currency, and provi ing
means for its prospective redemption. It is stated
to amount to about 240 millions OF dollars and IL not
worth much ever 81 Ger rs on the dollar. Toe 20.
mt proposes TO fix Its value at $500 In paper
for one ounce OF gold.
Two editors Of Buenos Ayres papers had fought q
duel. No damage done.
II is rumored that the Montevidean Republic ia TO
bs absorbed by Brazil, with the conc 1rrence Of
Franco ana EngiaDd.-Bos,on Journal, July Is.
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Hot Weather and Hot Politics.

The cheated term" having donbIy set in-the Their
memeter indicating fever neat 10 the sun, and the
abotionists boiling heat In the shaisshould not
capoidats for the Lieutenant Govsrnoshp Of Ohio out
Of oroinary prudence Reconsider his edge to devots
"a barrel OF sweat to Ia borR the paigu? AL
though the human body Is estimated t, be foar
ffths water, and consequently capable Of allowing
worthy Colonel fair margin yet IT is problem whe
Their barrel OF sweat in or tnsry equt
valent TO bogshesa IN the present CRISIS and whether
the animal economy in such cir ;umatances can fulfil
pie &c like the one given without a complsts vapor
iaat on into IT'S ell. tary eaes. would be well for
the COLI mel TO reflect seriously this matter cata
trophe Of the RDd having already befaen several of
his party, and his ~ mptc b.pg Of
character. A MEMBER OF The HUMANE SOCIETY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

AwPULMURDEg OF WIFE BY HER HUSBAND,
IN BosTON.- ADout one o'3lock this mornlny in,or.
nation was brought to the Eighsn station house
that q MIDDLE aged Swedish sailor named Peter
Brown, hving IN Pages yard Opening fron NJrth
street, near Commercial street), had just murdered
Mary Brown, his wife. Captain iarieton and Off.
Ger Cilty at once p;oceeoed to the spot and found
the report 20 be TOO true. " appeared tna, about
midnight the neighbors were aroused by the ont
cries OF his wife, who was an Irisa goman shouting
"Ob, Brown, don't. don't ~ and upon asce rtait ing
TIE caute Of the sim, learned that tle hush .nd
had coolly u,dered bis wife by ssab,ing her wit,
u three sidsd file, the edges grouna 70 a ka,fs
sharpness, which be bad repeatedly thrust into be-
BIZ. sst Death is supposed to have ensusd alnos
inmt dia:eiy. Upon entering the house the off zee,
found Brown in bed by the side OF his dead wife,
apparently unconcerned at the awful tragedy which
be bad been Ell acting. The file, which IL alb ,ut ak
inches long, With . wooden handle, stained with
blood, vas found standing with the point in Cd
noor, near the bedside. Upon the remark Of th
officers that the woman was dead, Bro Nn RESPOND
cd, "Yes, killed herr" and upon the body bsior
turned over, tie wounds we're discovered. Bro "a
returned from about fortnight SINCE and 1t 4.
thouf BIT that jealousy was the impeliing motive (,
the crime. He was ut once taken to the station
b. nee and committed for examination. After dis
posing Of his wife, Brown made an attempt up IN
els own life, stsbbing himself apparently with too
same inst ument thrso times In the alb omsn Tae
wouI ds, however, were not serious Boston TIE.
gvoph July Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

With bin. To bis mad passion for her no sstri
bufes bis cfi ne solely.
He an airs like very weak minded wretch, aud
il is possible that he was su,h foul supp ose
this scheme feasible; bot is % deemsd much NOR
probs bio tbst ne intended IT, murder the Vnls !.
mily. His plan, at any rate, was cooiy and deli.
berstely laid. beard HIM state toat ne carried the
bIosdsxe no TO his own rom In the evening, 30
a. TO have 1t ready.
Cook says that he 10 native of Manchester, EGG.
land, wter~, at the iasi accounts, hs mad father
living. His former nccu 9At'on was working Ia sta
bles. He came 10 M nt,eal two years sgo, and is
now twentY.s six years old.
Whtn he fed from the house he had on only
shit and oveIsls and stock.nss-no hat sad n,
shoes. he had q ,azor in his pc kes, which hs
said be bad intended 20 use II the axe did net 4
swer his purpose. IA says thar ne sic IT that night
In the barD OF Mr.. II psom, My about . mile dis
tent from Mr.. Woods. Money morning, he sa,s
be psocust d az old hat IN an elderly woman, -
whom he stated that ne had Ros into Q scra 20 the
night previous, and been oboged to leave in the
plight 10 which shs saw Rim the same rep .esen-
tation be ssys obtsined for HIM pair of b2ots from
an Irish girl, nom house in bye-place where he
called.
The preparation Of such horrible crime. under
such cIrroms ancee, hiss o. coarse produced q grea,
rejoicing at the eat OF villain who could plan
ara execute the internal scheme, is general. Toe
citizens OF West Rutland, Poultney aud CAstleton
joined In the pursp,t If the fugitive with the same
zeal that was evinced by those Of Fairhagen.
At the LAST accounts it was thought tnat Mr..
Wood most probably would recover. But some
81 xiefy was els lest msrtidcai0n sh0ud Set in and
prove fatal. He Is greatly excited, and the extra
ordinary event brings visi'ers in large numbers to
bis house. This circumstance ia not favorable to his
recovery, and last blight he was worse shan he had
been before.
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jersey City News ..

BASE BALL CLrD The Exceisor Base Ball Club Of Jer
tey CITY permanently orsan,zed last evening. Geo.
+ Cutter elected President; Isaiah Hutton, Wise
President; Berj. Haines Secretary; and Lew Towle
Treasurer. This CLUB already numbers over twenty
nemhsrs. On Tuesdays and Frd sys they viii play at
Hamilte square, in the Fourth ward, nencing
4 O'Clock. p. NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

A HuoR GRASARY.--The foundation has bean
commenced of the warehouse Of /. G. RR- Ii ia
to be 200 feet long BY 100 In width, ADD over 100
feet high from the ground. About 1000 600 Mi.
vspkie brick win b used In les construction,
portitn Of which sre alrea 1y delivered with ell toe
stone fer the foundation. Iu capacity will be
about 100 ,00o.- Chicago Journal, July II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

ELorEAENT, AND ARREST OF THE PARTIES IN
NLwARK-Two Germans, named J.W. 5cnn,de aud
HeDrieAs PreDze, boarding In this city, were ar
res'ea on Saturday By officer Post as fusitives from
justice in Chicago, ILL.,, charged with sdultsIy and
gJald larceny. An affidavit VI the nusb and, aamsd
Ludwig Prenze, stated that on the 4tn OF June his
vile, HeDr.tta left his house duriog his abs sncs,
IN the pretence Of being absent but fe hours,
taking with her 81 900 in gold; that she csms to
TINS CITY with ole j. w. Schmidt, and is no nviag
With him here that prior to her departure she re-
moved the furniture to her sis ers, whence il was
mt to Scr midi in this ciy the whole vaue Of tue
properly tsken wss $4,000. Heory 5. Mdnroe, a.
8eeLt for PrIze, pursued thsm 10 this city, and
bad them aryesced and CO united oy Justice Ha,nes
to swat 7. queition from Tho Governor of hinois.
81 400 Of the m0Ley and II &c p>rc'on Of the
gooos were found stored IN the New jersey Rail.
road Compsny's freight depot. Schmidt Is resi-.
dent u Hob ken, and says he tame from Chicago
bone abb ut Six weeks ago, and tnat three weeks
afterwards she followed MN to Hoboken. wh.nce
they came 10 this city, Ne,carn, ~ j., Adoer-
tissr, July II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

Thsrs IL to b. At Joraas White Sulphur sprinxs On
the 9Th Instant, tournament followed By bali At
grand sair he unhesitatinsy asserts that Jordan q
rct ard road TO uavsl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20
The Tu &.

UNION COURSE, L. I-TR0TTNa.
On Tuesday last, . race for purse and stake OF
$50, mile heats, best three in Ave. In harness, came
of between 9. g.. Oh. h. John Fsrris, b.. m
Katy Dr.irg, ard br. &. Tom Thumb. Toe gray
won, having speed enough to rank Is first class
horse, and the fact Of his having been entered for
$50 purse viii make people wonder ct the motive
Of his owner In pursuing such course.
The stallion John Ferris made q fns display Of
speed, and scded materially to the interest of the
race. HIS owner offered to trat hin against any
stallion on Long Island, from half mile to three
mile heats TO wagon harse,s, for 81 900 or m ,re
leaviI the time snd amount to sny persons who
may choose 10 accept tina ohslIenge. This banter
brought ous Mr.. Whelpley. who said taat he would
trot his horse William Tell ag sinst any stallion in
the wcrd in the fall; but that the horse that be
mot wished to match against was Ethan Allen.
Katy D1EDg made very good race; gu. Tom
Thumb, from his castip his fore 81 20 between
the quarter and half mile pole Of the rss heat was
stopped and DID not again participate Ia the coz.
tehs. The following lii lie summary
H. Woodruff named z. 4. -. III
W. Peabody named Gu. h John Ferris. 8 Q Q
l. WoodIp named br. m Katy nsrlpg. . 2 3
Jas. Wheipley named br z. Tom Thumb. 49,, dis.
Time, 236-2;a8-2:39.
A rumor being circulated that the mara Lady
Fulton Was ipjared by her twenty mile race her
driver brouehs her on The Centre vls track be tween
the hTst and second heats Of the race bat Sevn
Chicsgo Jack and Lady Franklin, on Monday last.
Lady Futen instead Of being hurt By the per
foimsIcs, locked rs gay az peacock, and seemed
capable of perfo ming the distance over again as
soon as called on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

Ship VIM Rathbone. Pratt, Liverpool; and othors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

BsIT ,s.bes Thenpssn, Horace Nichols sally sadssr.
uin psr. as Az .oars Empire, M.r,i.na seuid.y.
a Saunders. Frsmbes, Sarah Hills Walter 4 Lemus
ILL brig An.sr Taylor Smith,
18th .er sssur WSofn .h "Sp vss
snsId Norton Liverpool; brig Ocean Wave Shaw, phia-
hYsTIc,Arr July II .chrs stampede, ws.hinstos and
Ei,pss SinsSsmcss.ea hss.pis:; .sSs aAissis
i'm siss%hip Granada. c,inp. SYo,k % inst. vi.
s ss S,sr s ss'rssy Lind ban''
.s s e s.ysr 81 ns'ss.
,NAkIUSkBTsAIs Jniy II saArs Almra a, Philsdsl-
pYlwBUKyfokI@A,rJ July Is sehr. Mar. HUI, phr..
as. gns h r.ss K0sd sYo,.
4: nj ~, Ar.
w kiw tssII;,.n .-S; sTi's
,.r Nv h.dord; Moses, T.yis phi.S.ipS. SD soSss
ss,y i, w srs: sss.s. Kan
%, Mol. cd sssi B.s.ssi-m aosss xasas.s, -.
y. A. 81; .
d p..ss IN ss'sss fss:s.
sy:;l 50 .sS.S ss%.s' nSss:;' Sss:I:. I sSs:
tthtrs s.mets kes buckAloe ana John IA kedner, IA.
rhir ney, Albany; Wcatsr, French Nov Fork; Assiso
AT isth prop wsssehestsr Clark NYcrk sehrs Cs.hs
rDo Johnson of re vYcrk Crap Charleston; Rscsr
Arn,re,s BTsst:s. ph.aslpnis; Eagrs. $4,000
Esebei Jane Kssssn RoDdeut; riyasay ndeeth; R'dad
Jarvis and ksteham, Latouretss Pors x-sn siosps
1so. Nil, asn sYo,s s,d brs. John Risa: "a.
js Bsuatt Cobb, Phiiadslpha; Ashian5 Poland 10 a.
an aaetern port according 70 wisd kssreS sst sAeE
nolis, do 70
YtRTLANp-An July II s,p Tanss'sHs, Holmes, Nv.
eSfoo 7th ult steamer CAloAouia uAdsrs NYork ala
sshr OTTAWA How, Baltimore -
RICHA6kD-Arr July IL scbr suaAn R,gers, Bo,x.a
sAVAkNAH-Afr July ~ rs hapk Jsdao, Best a., M.
Wthass, NYsrk CID l4sh schr Blsseksr Ro AisS Prc
nSnnIEcToN. Nc-An July 70 hr,s Lnss,, wsss.
mins BIRD, ncrriss, ssd DsRssssss, D.aisis aYoss
CID Nth schr Wakss Taylev. do
wARREN-Arr July ~ sehr President fan R,nao..
wieKFoKp-Av Jnly deep Hole, Gardiner. Pcr.
EweA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, May IL, 1866.
BREADsTuFFs-Flour.-The market was irregular Ssa-
was conceded in The sales footed up aesuk
Is $40 rs; Western do, At 50 81 si2 S. Csnaaa..
zoo I 800 bo': at $40. sl2 and sll; ana soushsr.
Tor extra brands wheaa sS sushsis AV White Canada
sold to arrive, at ~ o. Corn drmer for yellov.
The sales included 600 600 bushels Northern whits
mixed at ll4c and IL coo do yellow Southern
port az 1l6o afterwards Ioc6e bushels yelos we're
reported sold at lie Rye dull and nomssl q -
dull
Cornx-1oo bags Of Java sold at lsKc $50 DO Ia
COrroN-1he asles embraced 4, 900 bales, At an a.
vsnce of hc, 10 per Id
cotton were engaged }comprsassd) at $500; uncen-
pressed at 40 b.ss of Sea leland were taxaa
OF l6d 5000 bushels OF taken, bags, st
SHd vessel was engaged to losi at port ia ths
ST. Lawrence for Lonaon at e. to bad with deals 10
Bremen, 500 bbs rosn taken and 100 bills ashss
at p. To Hamburg 100 bales cotton wsre taksa ct
10. and 30 bales Of hops at &c. II rumored that
several vessels were engaged to load for Cork aaa
sls spy .lsn corn 10 Gso. zoo Ss psts
Hsyre or to California.
BAY was quiet.
pretty freely made without change Of moment in prices.
The sales included 1928 Orouoco 191 lbs average as
psf IT, 2g9 California at lsc @oss q :s,
VIII small lots Of other foreign and domestic which en-
hihited no marked change in prices
IRok.smAll sales Of Scotch pig were made at e2S,
LEArIER--Ihere continued to be a steady demand fer
al grates at regular prices TIE sales Of hemock en-
Traced about Sides also 400 do OAK The stock
of btmlock Ms Al, 600, ans of oak II, 500.
NAVAL SToREs.-About 1000 bbls WILMINGTON rosia
sold at 81 90 $40 lbs delivered and 100 bis.
spirits tnrpentine at 46c.
PRovIsIoss -Perk-There was less animation in this
trade, and prices for old easier. The sales
embraced about 5000 900 bills ncutiny old moss,
at SIG 621s SIS TO- and at tl7 Is SIT 81, aaA
prime, at $14 co. Beef steady, with modsrats
transactions l75 bills sold ct $40 sl2 SO fer oeaatrv
brought $50; cut meats firm; 50 hhds. shoulders
were sold at 7hc., and 100 do. hams at 9xe. 9xs.
Lard steady sales Of 800 400 bbls made ct 1875
q 10%. In bacon but little doing. About 40 ,Ooe
lbs hams in bulk, not previously reported ssiA
at exc Butter was ut 1sc. 24c for Ohio and State
Cheese plenty and dull
Rcx-Seventy. five casks were sold at 51sc. . exc.
SPIRITS Within . day two about l25 pipes Of GIN
were sold 1t u rs.
sUGARs-Ths marriott was quiet, and prices steady.
Owing to the rain storm there landing. asd
sales were uAimportant.
wHpKxY-salss Of about 200 bSls. were made Il Ist.
at3QLc,
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E FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Nay 2O-6P. NJ
Noths Of Importance has occurred In the stsck mar
ket durr the past week. Prices current at the close
yesterday were fraction lower than at the close
Of the previous week, but they had in the meantime
been consideraby higher, and the fluctuations conss
quently violent The large shipments Of specie
have attracted attention, but supplies have
been well kept up by arrivals from California and
eeps from other sections Of the country Notwthstand
ing the active exporstoB the banks win mot show In
their next weekly report much dminuton in their specie
department. Our money market continues as abun.
dainty supplied with capital at any time thu season,
and the banks find IL difficult to employ all their
No change has taken place in commercial affairs. The
same dulress exists We do not look for much change
until the character Of the harvssts ID determined.
Ey.r thing on this side OF the Atlantic depends upoa
next crop The prospect at present 10 favorabsa that
could be desired and even with partial failure the
We'll, mus. 30 very srsst aecoust Of The additional
amount Of land put under cultivation Advicss just re-
ceivsd from England make IL st more important that
our rrors Of grain should be sSapaant Tbs Liver.
pssl 1im,s " The bta inst says;--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

From the Al burn American Nav Is
There Was az, na nj mnch ex.itsmsnt e,ac,ss IN III,
Court Houss vss,srSar ssts,nnon Ths TnrL;.h .rms
nsp called G CORY was again before tue Court
of o, or and Tsrm;ner sss Jshnson rrasisicg os an
indictment fonna sns;rst him for mmrser Ths -ms
MAN VAS conyi tad over yenr avo Of buryI.rv and
STATE Prison hsra for tsrn, of vsaIs IA cana 60 this
corr.rv fror, Cnnstant,nnnIa ~ .hn ~ 900 49,
ricon n,ssona res those acnu.rtsncs Ia hsa Sormsd
in the Vast Theyy thom ,bt IN ednc.,a bn, Nd 800
TAFT Rnt he hsr, us ss vp .s ,ats ~ at
tort of religious mouomanisc-and ANAL, srIff,d ant
acns In the world and h,rsa AZ Sa,a ha "a - Sra.
Of Cortland ,opnty Same diaScuty lad him =. is.vs
ana under the imnresson that be had mt nj,
rsx 10 retrrna 20 IN. house e;naS .ns.. -, ~
pfsred some articles nf tra;"v vsins Eor thi 3D..
he vas tried Convicted and SAINT 70 the prison bsrs
soon aftsr h;a ,nc, =. w.s roncInad r. IL.
Officers and nc ~ the rr;sor ths1 -. ~ ;s.na
His conduct was sccxntric and often voisrt IA "a.
iourn there vas returned 70 the nv son a. nan
nv the learned doctors Of that nst,tnti,n Ran, at
rioisnt ana nnsote he Wan ohIrsd -
heavy iron hall s,t,che5 n ans of hi, Jscs h. cam
he acted often while 10 or from tue
shops at meal times he would suddenly dart out from
hin gang and run a, and down in the var yelling like
aerd let loose from Pand eraonium and as suddenly
the naroxy am would subsde and he vouli yolu aty
resume his placs in the ranks
Matters vent on thus until one dsy in January last
sop ward be sudceDJy eii upon an I'D man prisoner
with who m he had never had a word or any cii ,utty
knocked hum down and beat his head to jsly with his
iron bali The murder was committed In q moment
When arrested as he instantly was he sxclaimei-s. Me
kill him new Won Kill me He seemed to think he wa.
shut up in prison for the purpose Of being murdered
For this deed he was indicted since that time ne hs,
been kept rone3 and in close c0phasmsnt but has re
peate6y attempted to commit murder and oacs nearly
succeeded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

FuIther NEWS from the Ot0n IcrrHOkys
We have received pspers from Salt Lake City to
the 2sth of March They do not contain many items Of
revs
Captain William May, . well known mountainesr and
apper. and chief guide to Colonel S,eooes command.
died in the military hospital of Salt Lake City the
2sth of February. Captain May was originally from
Nashville, Tennessee, but at early age he sought tbs
great West, and adopted the profession Of q beaver
rapper Fer twenty years he roamed the country
bordering the head wa,ers Of the Missouri and
Yellowstone, amopg the Grosvertres, Mlnnsts rees,
Backfeet, Crows and Sioux, and there is scarcely
that pours its waters into the Missouri from
tt Rocky Mounsans in which his traps havs not been.
The Ners speaks Of the refusal OF COL Steptoe to
cent the Office Of Governor OF Utah Territory, and be-
slows upon him many fa.teripg compliments
ave have found him to be In every particular an in.
telIgent, hor orabe, and upright officer, ctizsn and
gentleman. 1t was this fact, coupled with his know
ledge Of the unanimous wishes OF all population for
the reappoptment Of Governor Young with his having
signed petition the President and Congress to that
effect with his familiarity with the iibraty of such
appointments, and with the certainty of having TO
resign elevated and highly honorable position In the
army to but two years Governor, where the
united voice preferred Governor Young to all others,
which, doubtless, moved him to refuse to accept the
appointment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

In ths latter 702 ssO Tn advances psbs securities
have increased Paris ocf and in the department,
Isas ooef The po.es in circuiS ton have increased in
Paris 20 toof, and decreased In ths departments
7s6s.TeoE The Treasury account current has decreased
2s4s 72 those OF private individuals have fallen of
27,so2s4St in Paris, and increased I4oi, in tbs
departments.
TINS annexed statement exhibits ths quantity and
value OF certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending Friday May Is 1885, tbs
des.nsticn and extent OF shipment 20 each place
CONCIERGE tbs PoRr or Ngw YoaK WEEKLY ExpoRrs