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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

THE CINCINNATI FUGITIVE SLAvEs-THE REoUI
had made requisiton upon Governor Morehead, ~
Kentucky for the return Of the slave who kue
her child within the boundaries Of Oko but who undr
the decision Of the United States District Court had be-
rtmended back into slavery. The party who com.
nissioned By Governor Chase TO proc ed to FrankCs
the capital of neghboiing State, and mske the
QUESTION upon Cover Morehead returned to this city
yesterday without having ahod their purpose
They reached Franfort Thursday evening and had
intervew with Governor Morehead and placed in his
hands the official papers relating to the with whica
they entrus ed, The Governor told them that he
wonld examine them aud give his answer the
row. On Friday morning he granted the request
OF the executive q Ohio for the return OF Ia ,
woman, who had been Indie ed by the Grand Jury
of this county for tina murder Of her chld
Thus provided, the parties proceeded to Louis
ve having ascerAined az Frankfort that she had bee,
there the evening previous for purpose Of being
trs nsporsd 10 Arkansas She accompanied by her
other cho, and the slave persons belonging 10 Mr.
Gaines, she bad m.de their escape and who ar
rested and examined in this city with her lUp1n arriv
at Louisville very lite information could be oo1ned
spectlg the parties named 1t was, however, ascertain
ed that they bad been shipped that morning on board
the Henry Lsvi and tcketed through to Gainesport,
Arkansss She was therefore, out Of the reach OF ne
warrant Of Moebed and could not be brought
back And another act 10 this TRANCE, sad and me-
ianckoiy drama has TO te rel1 ed. The Henry
Iewis board OF which these slave persons
into by smother steamer miles below Louis
vIe and wrecked and the remaining child q this
drowned; all the Others be eve saved aud
are perhsps by this time their oestioaoaGaiaes
port, Arkansas.-CsRcinnah Gdsstte, March IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

OYSTER Law IN An ordinance was
passed yesterday by both branches Of the Cy Council
which onacs that II shaft be lawful for any
oyters in the shell In any other way except picked
sgced Theoretically sealed, between the lrst Gay Of
June and the fifteenth day q september in cash and
every year under penalty Of twenty dollars for ea;h
and every ofeneeoue bali Of said zoe TO the norrner
the balance 70 he paid mo the city treasury. The oro
Uskes difference In the trade IL oysters Il
m awaits the signature Of tie Mayor to become eeo
ew.-bapin1oTt S'n, MIr.a IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

From the New Orleans Picayune, March 81
A rumor which prevailed yesterday morning, to the
effect that VIM r. Garland the impeachsd ex- Treasurer
ofNew OresnA be taken before Recorder Bright
for srraienment, brought quite crowd Of the curious
around the Office There appeared, however, to be but
little chance CT Witnessing The solemn ceremony; for the
hours away rom 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock r.
nsgissrial presence. And So In dieappon tnent the
crowd grew less and less, till haif dozen
mainsd shortly after the clock strccE carriage
corders cfce and the ex fiesurer, accompanied by tn
Ch,e Of Police stepped and walked stairs into the
As he entered the om noticed that his ste
Rad lost something OF Its wonted rrnness His face
pale ard there world OF meaning-aye, OF agony
in the convuive movements OF the muscles around his
mouth and eyes. Although he had not been subjected
to the plying gaze OF an eager crowd still conscious
eyslics fell whenever he caught glance Of rscog
non from one he knew, and had known when his hopes
The Recorder after the prisoner had taken his stand
in the criminals dock-he dock in which vsgrans,
burglars and murderers have stood-eaa the first sda
Wit which had been made against the prisoner by ths
Chairman of the Finance Committee Of the Common Couu-
Gil. This affidavit charges that Wm. II. Garland, VIII
entrusted with the safe keeping ano disbursement Of Ia
city ues, did, divers times, traudulsnty and
loniousy enbezze and convert TO his SIS coo
and upuaros Of moneys belonging to the city. An aia
Wit deposed TO by the parties pcre
the charge to 500 the embezzed by
the accused.
wnen asked whether he pleaded guilty not guilty
the prisoner, in very low tone Of voice said "Not
guilty. and asked for time to consult hi legs. advisers
Messrs. Logan Aunton and Randell Hunt.
The Recorder said that the Of o. A. Pted aud +.
DcFaraBe had been fxed for Saturday next, and he
thought it best TO fix this at the time. rio
would not however, press the matter TO day two
ard f. Saturday, the counsel empoyei in the case
did not consider themselves ready for ring posi-
ponement might be had. The Recorder also observe
that he wisL ed 20 know beforehand the prisoner
would be ready for examination, az be had promised to
Telegraph Tor Mr. Noise, the Attorney General who wish
ed 10 be present.
As To the bail The Recorder said he had fixed It Of
$500 006 hat being about twice tn. amount alleged
have been embezel The bail ~ the other psrtiesPit.
field and Mcfarlsne--was fixed at s25 600 each
When he prisoner vas sbont to turn away the pur
pcse Of teirg led back 70 prison the Resorder Observed
iYeu viii excuse Mr. Garland, for travelling so TAR
the record TO express deep regret at finding
you IN this posicn. Ny duties magistrate, no v.
ever must nos be Influenced BY my feelings q man"
souetblpg likes tear giistene1 for a moment in tho
prisoners eye when he heard this and in turning be
drew his hat down on his brow and walked away ia ID
Ierce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT CHARLEsrowN, Mass
ONE MAN KILLED Four OTHERS BADLY ISJURED-A
Fad accident occurred yesterday afternoon
O'Clock, in this city, by which one man Instant
killed and number of others badly injured. 1t appes
that gang Of Hishmen employed in digging away
portion OF Bunker Hill. which for time has besl
enclosed by granite WALL on Wall street. PARTON #
engaged ia diggirg away the bank large lump Of
earth from Its position and cavei in upon theu
Their brother workmsn immedisey to wo-K to extr
The following the injured taken Mich sci
Mor,issey oead He resided In Jay street, 70 wnish
place his body taken. Timothy KirwiE, badly To-
jured, ieversl bones broken. He conveyed to nj.
residence, Belmont street. Daniel Murpay, had leg
broken and otherwise badly injured. He taken to
injured. Taken TO his residence in Jay stree Peter
GaDy taken to his residence in Chelsea street.
The OF Joiner street, In seriously Injured cond
tion. Several others were more less bruised but
not seriously ipjured.-Boon Traveller, Nayh14.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

MORE RAscALIrY.-The Gospel Banner states
that good deal OF ut has been caused 10 Augus
"a, Me- BY the discovery this. Alongo Ellis butcher
ard prs vision dealer has been guilty Of series of for
peles which have rarely besn surpassed Hs has been
cnyryr ON his operations for several months and has
forged The OF his father and those OF sons of the
NEST prominent citizens in the place. Els operations
haze been with the State Freemaas and Grau.e banks
OF Augusta the Northern and American of Halowe the
lie banks, and the Canton Rsnk Of CHM. The
spels an cunt Of his liabilities, as ascertsned ia sbout
sl5 Coo Most Of raised fo-ged paper f Is expesed
hat he Il concealed somewhere IN the visini;y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from the 9Th day Of
March to the 18th day Of aarch, 1856.
Men, 80; women, 60 boys, 1ol girls, 1E-Total, 434
Adults, 49, children, 900; males x2a females 2l0;
eolored persona, !.
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Pcrche per u picta del gran FAttore
Questo spirto disccs0 In mexzo q mol

Con NM AAnU ID inseRnAfno AmOro.
Az her entertainment happened TO be present. The
Imperial box was occu pied BY their Maestes and suite
The Empress locked really charming and was nnagnif
Gently dressed. Her beloved by all classes OF
her subjects her income annually Is $48 and nearly
The entire Of this she gives to the poor,
The boxes and the entire theatre flied to overflow
iug, and over 600 paid for boxes and chairs.
Tho fair bens6cisre received present of diamond
recklsce and also crown set with diam onds which,
with other presents made her benefit equivalent to
So QUO. Nadarae Carton received perfect shower OF
flowers and w7esths, and boquets made from the rsh
z er the close of the ente .tainmsnt six hun
dred persons accompanied Madame Charlton to her pri
vAte residence where they gave ker serenade aud dis
play of fireworks, and did not disperse It'd nearly day
light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

. KS, .
The American bark Jaha Am, from Sidney, bound %
San Fra ncsoo totally Loot the Sd OF October last
remainder OF the gers and escaped the I'D
joining island ia destitute condition. Alter
NAMING the island seven weeks, repaired the ships
boat and started for this group with nine OF my
and succeeced in reaching Bora Bora four days after
departure II om Scilly Island
The Britiih Consul Riaan hearing Of the disaster
and the cep!oabe state Of the passengers and crew.
mediatly despatched express to Captain TAthsm Of
the schooner En- ma Packer lying IN naia ca st sred
took board. thence proceeded scily slana
rescued the passengers and crew. and brought Them
safety IN this port,
On my arrival here yeu assured me that my
with be passengers ceased hat they of my hands
On The 21st inst. the captain OF the French snip Ali
kindly rendered 10 Tree passage in his vessel
mme dia.ely applied 10 you for Information whether IL
necessary to notify the French government of my in
tel ded departure You assured that IN my case they
would valve such form atty being stranger 10 the
customs Of this port
Having full conGdepcs in your knowledge, aud the D.,
sticn occupie by you a. Representative of my couut "
anticipated Interference from the authoriies bus
busted myself with necessary preparations for my depart
ure; and you may judge Of my astonishmept being
informed 6y government oniepl to day that c5ulr u
BE- permitted TO leave this island
sir, wss brought here passenger board the Enm,
Packer shpwrecked ard in distress The clothes my
back wero n loan from Capt Lstham, Ny sdtp cargo
aud god amounting 10 come fifteen thousand dollars
we're totally lost sciiiy reef have funis and
10 cre0it to raise any Whatever. have incurred no
indebs dness in the dcmIiions OF this government
/ rave at all times cououcted myself dscen,ly
snd In order. inSriDged 10 law regusion and IL IL
CT the most pecunary importance for to reach san
ancisco where my bnsiness interests centre
litst ossibe moment. Further delay will attended by
utter ruin bankruptcy and there Is another op.
por.uni,y for that race expected for the next two
months. therefore respee fully request your interior.
ence sna assistance officially preventative Of my
country to deroand Of the Governor permit fo-
leave in the Afcne which vessel Is expected to sail
10 % dock to-rorrvw make tlis apple alton In fall
cen6afrse not deemng It possible that this government
has the power 10 dctaia sbipwre unortunete As
citizens who have landed ON their shores 10 dfsess
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DISEASES CLASsKD.
Shliborn and premature
birth. ................4D
Stomach, bowels and other
digestive organs. 80. 80
Uncertain seat and gene
raj fevers. .3t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Urinary organs. ......... l
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
MINER s. SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST ORE.
JOHN ID. HEATING,

VUAS OPENED an extensive and well selected
4 Stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies, at his New Store on Mon!gom-
cry Street, near Garriots Saw Mill, to which he IN
viics tho attention of community. He VIII be III
constant receipt OF additions TO his stock OF Goods OF
the latest mO: :s0ns. Yis facilities tor purchasing
being uneXceiled by idj trader IN the country he Is
confident that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction To those who favor him with their
patronage. The public will please call aud examine
for them elves Crovile. July II, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

AFTER TnEM.-Thcse indcfatigable THE
catchers, deputy shcriffs Mclaughlin and
kimmcl, started post haste, at n late hour
last night, in chase of some men supposed
to be concerned in the late robbery Of the
stage On the Camp ptonyilc road
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

1--WE coud publish a list of "Old Line"
anti Know Nothings in Sacramento who are
warmly sustaining Fillmore, that would as
tonish the Democracy, but it is better tor
while to keep mum-.4merican.
Yes, the truth is always best
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

To DIR. III. aIcinimann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco.-Dc;r Sir:-It
is with Measure that We notice the unbonndcd sue
cess which has attended you in your practice since
your residence IN this STATE now over seven years
The geod you have done and the skill you have eNer
card in the cures that come under our observation
make il our duty to let it be known To the world and
particularly To those now suffering with disease
Most of uS were well acquainted with NOu whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, aud witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen what you have done
for some OF our friends now residing at Cooma and
PMcervie, who after much pesliasion and induce
ments on our part consented To 90 and you when
they had almost despared OF their lives. They did so
and returned. and new living hale and hearty men,
and reader if This notice should reach your eye md
YOU are afflicted, take advice and 90 10 Dr HEM
MANN. and YOU Will never regret it.
Dear Doctor receive with our most hearty whes
for your future welfare the assurance that we believe
You to be of our most talented anu experienced
physicians in the state.
FREDERICK HARYMANN,
(prop'r Miners llotel) |
JACOB WINKLEMANN, SCreenwood valley.
p'r Greenwood Brewery,
JOHN GEORGE,
August HAHNE,
JOSEPH WILIMAsN (Colom.
CHARLES Ciss.
+ S'Ssz iss cFsa r;i;rsis' &c i"s rnss''s
A.. ii. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
G. ZRoIcKK, (irm of Z. Poppo Co.. Orovle.
JUsEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLI. Spanish Dry Diggngs.
r. BENNINGER, (prop'r of bridge1 Condemned Ba-.
&. WoLLER, Sacramento,
II. FINNINGER, do
g. RENAUD, do
CAPT HIND, Michigan Bluffs,
CAPT. Il. 5. MuMFoRD. Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL, (Repubcan House,) Jackson
This testimonial was not solicited by DR. Heinz
mann. ang'7Jm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
a RARE CHANCE 4!

~ AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM met with
1lS4T-Nfor any one wishing to make profitable in
4lZ-Arestnent. As | am compelled 10 change
my business offer for sale my interest being one
hall of that valuable property. the L. ;. LIVERY
STABLE. together with three full lots of ground on
which the stable and Corral located The prop
ery is free from encumhrances the Stock and equip
ments OF tie Stable in perfect order and is now
doing splendid business. Enquire of
WIN. p HOFFMAN, on the premises
0roylle, July 10Th, 1856. i!l5n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

ss'f~ There is no mistaking the signs, O,
the times. Fillmore stock in California il
upon the keen jump.-Sac. american.
So is Ned McGowan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
MILLER'S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street East side. oroville.

EHAVING BEEN REFIrTED, is again open, and
u n the proprietor takes this method of informing
his old customers and the public generally that he in
tends to keep fine stock of Liquors as any Bar in
the place. in addition to which, his Tables are in eX
ceient condition, aud by courtesy TO his patrons, he
hopes 10 merit a liberal share of patronage.
Oroviile, Aug. II, augll-ul }. W. MILLER.
THE CIGAR & TOBACCO STAND
Is kept by Lille Curly. who will keep on hand the
very choicest IIavuna Cigars Tobacco Fancy Pipes,
aud every variety ot articles found in such places.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

D PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
6Z5 Drugs. Fancy Articles or Perfumery. will do
Il well to call AT the ORpNlLLE DRUG STORE
<A on Montgomery, one door from Downer street,
he Orleans Hotel The following list comprises
portion or the stock Oh hand:
Sedlitz Powders, Quinine
Bay Rum, OH of Vitroi,
Cologne, Nitric Acid,
Ayre's Cherry Pectora, Muriatc Acid,
Crowols Sarsaparilla andBlue Stone,
Yellow Dock, Nutmegs,
Townsends Sarsaparilla, Oil OF Lemon,
Sands do Oil Of Rose,
Guy,Ott's do OH Of Cloves.
Mustang Linament, Oil of Cinnamon.
Nerve Al d Bone Lin ament, Oh Of Origanum,
Pam Killer, Oil of Pcppermin.,
Essence of Jamaca Ginger, on Of Ahce,
Castor oil, Oil OF Lavender,
MofIau's Pills. Oil Of Cubebs,
Nc Alla-ier's ointment, Olive oil,
IIollaway's Pills, Meats Foot Oil
Wrghrs Indian Vegetable0x Marrow,
Pills. Rose Water,
Thompson'- Eye Water, Boxers Bitters,
Thnrn's Extract, Wine Bters
Cod Liver oil, Stoughton's Bitters,
James Expcclorant, IIartshorn,
Capsules, Accetc Acid,
OpodeldOc, Peruvian Bark,
Flea Powder Soda.
Aguc and Fever Pills, Cream of Tartar
Chola2oSue, Homeopathic Medicines,
Shoulder Braces Glue,
1russes, SpOnges. fine.
su.pcn,ary Bandagcs, do coarse,
Adhesive Plaster, Oh Port Wine, for msdi-
CASTLE Soap cal purposes,
Old brown Wnsor SOap,O ,Od Cherry Wine for med
Ponad,s, ical purposes,
llait Oils, Old Brandy, for medical
Botue Corks, purposes.
kaI do Armica Flowers,
Sal Soda, Liguorce Root.
Suiphur Sar-aparIlla Root,
Alum, Hasam of Wild Cherry.
Nitfate ~ Potash, Alcohol, 95 per cent
Morphene, Camphene. pure,
LasdaRHfa, leeiBe II Potassium,
Paagonc, Henbane seed,
6eisamin, Cardamon Sedis &c, &c.
Tcg thcr with all the usual articles kept ia DRUG
STORES, which vii be sold al reasonable prices 10
those who may favor with call.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded a.
all times of day night
ALBEkr o. DAY, Apothecary.
Orosiue, August ?, 1856. sug2my
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
JOHN PARRY,
MAN AcTUEER OF ERXCK

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
r WOULD ANNOUNCE to HE citizens Of OroyiIe
a AMI vicinity. THAI en- prepared to undertake Jobs
in the above line, I'd any extent. As am manufac-
turing BLick extensively and am pfHclCaI Mason,
rust able 10 render satislac!on as regards terms
nd Dispatch. jyl4-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, and other gentlemen,
with or without Clubs, and from mernbers of Vigilance
Committees and Law and Order Parties, from Sons
of Temperance and Moderate Imbibers of Raspberry
Cobbers, and from hat nnumerable traicrnilyoI the
Pick Spade. Rocker, Long Tom and Siuice, who,
aNer day of toll and labor, would enjoy an hour OF
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
IlIE DEACON assures his friends, that they will
n eet with most cordial reception at the SUFFER-
RANEAN SALOON, where the fluids dispensed will
be fnnd fully equal in quality, to those for which the
DEACON is, in part, indebted for his enviable repu
tation.
OrovilIe, July2S, 1856. jy26-lf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

McWilliamS q Tymeson, will draw Ex-
change on the eastern cities up to 8 o'clock
Sunday night, Il tn Aug.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

Gov FoorE.--Ihis gentleman is making
another strike for the Senatorship, and has
mounted the hobbies Of x. n ism and Vigi-
lancelsm. lie is announced to speak in sew
eral places. When viii our State be free
from broken down political hacks: If the
combination Of isms now opposed to the De
mocracy succeed at the next election, Footc
will be chosen L. S Senator.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY 4!

Nm MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TIME
n since. beneath The EMPIRE HOTEL. III this town,
II was discovered 10y the acute and observing mind O
DEACON SHELDON. that The atmosphere OF thai
locality possessed not only heatiluI BAT II remark.
nbiy soothing property, which sremrd To quiet and
subduc The most Nucut p'>siuo aud To invest every
man Who ircquenicd the spot wlh n wonderful dc.
gree of scli>cOmp placencl, and u hafmonluua and
ircndly disposition towards IL" WHOLE WORLD
and The conflicting elements OF which il Is comp, scd. .
iie therefore resolved. with bencrolence peculiarly
his own, 10 lake possession lhe excavation for the
purpose of c>thbshIug an Institution. where people
ot ALL PARTIES and opiaions could safely and
hurlnOnousy congrcgHte tor the tree discussion
:lr exciting topics Of the day. fearless Of The slightest
rj-E If any unpieasan collision.
with this view the DEACON in connection with
MR. OR AGE has transformed this location into an
ELEGANT ROOM, winch they have desi isnAed 10y
the nar,p of the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. =. BROWN. M. =.

GruduHlc ul New York Univrrsi'y. New York Mcli
cul institute" llunorary GriduIe "t lracu,e Medical
t".W. uir> his professional services to the inbabi
iuu- Of t-usc md vicinity. Office. ut h- Oroyiilr
Drug r'orn, Montgomery street, one door from The
corner ot Dnwucr street.
Jry -. 1876 jyll-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

BANK Observation-Disclosures soup served
up at this popular house at o'clock every
evening.