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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-13

THE GREAT BROADWAY CALAMITY.
BAR,Ioaosry's CELEBRATED yorpsISc sso4s,
No. Dol Broadway.
IMMENSE sACRIf1CE OF PROPERTY.
Great Inducements TO p,srsaaers Of Inourning gooss
UNHEARD OF BARGAlNS
rEEEINE sTACuHTER.
Tho entire stock OF mourning goods consisting Of the
and desirable stock po-od 10 be sold and closed
without regard original coat The subscriber having par
eaaed for cas Of the assignee the above siok
discount, viii commences the saciie) Monday Foo.
H. ct 10 O'clock the salea 10 continue until the erc IL
Disposed Sales coprnenocat 10 and continue tail r. NJ.
daily. WIN JACKSON, H4
Rucceeeor TO q. Il. BARTHOLOMEW,
56I Broadway,
between ~. Nicholas and Motrppol,ln Hotels
ILSoN q. HUNT& CO.,
w JNFogTERs AgD
WODIJTN AND OTIjER GOODS
adapted 10 mems wear
Nos. 70 and e. William street. corner a Maiden lane.
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EtuLTON STREET, BRooKLYN.--TO LET, PLEASANT
II Tor Offices artists light business purposes
De large buiomg The dry goods store. No. 257 Futon
street, opposite clinton street, Brooklyn. Likewise apart
q family. Also. the No. 26l Fulton street
which Arge and well arranged for boarding. house. f
aocenmodae two families Apply 70 J. u. GOrTSBERtsfcH
n Centre street, N.Y.; j. VAN NOEDEN "a Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-13

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing their favorite steamshfps-
CITY OF BALTIMOKE, ,367 toms, Capt. Robert Ie.oh.
CITY 0F WAnHIEGTUN, 1850 TONS Capt. VIM. Wyhe.
CITY OF MANChE 5TER, 2 100 tons, Capt p. g. PeL1e.
Saloon 800, SIS and 1885, according TO state rooms.
limited number third class passengers will be taken
from Phi adepha and liverpool and found In provisions.
From PhiadephA. $50 From Liverpool. 50
Parties wishing bring out their friends Obtain ceruf
Gates H and drafts Liverpool IA OF Ei sterling
and upwards. Apply 70 JOHN q. DALE Agent
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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CHOWc AsEs.-sCuNITy 4 BROTHRR's NANETACTO
> and wareroons, No North WI lam street. near Frank
large assortment copsantly hand Old showcases taken
exchange. Orders promptly executed.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

TrO LEr-THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE
NO 80 Madison street, with Al the modern improvements
and very best oder with large yard, trees, howes, and
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N. G0TTSCHALK-M MR.. GOTTSCHALK BEING UN-
Ia. avoidably obliged pos hts departure 70 Lima for
eight weeks will during this time. acccde to The
que.t OF numei friends and recoive hunted numoer Of
rooms Mr. Descomhcs 66 broadway, where early apphca
tlon by letter made. The will consist Of Twelve
lessons; price 6 Applications may also be len at he piano
forte store Of VIM. Han Son, $50 Broadway.
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7 AR1E STORE AND HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE
IL Onrner oil Twenty first street and Sixth avenue 20
net deep good situation for an uphcserer
pap bill
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UOI CHARLESTON AND YLlORfpA-sEMI. WEEKLY
uuled States Mail IneThe and fast going steamer
Berry eolrsaander win leave pier No. 4.
North river On WEDNESDAY. Eas. u at O'Clock r NJ pre-
YIN bs 1synss; and f gas.ges De esc Of srogFogD
leave o. ssaiday, feb Il Tie iavcric tsames Carolina
mikes regular rips 70 The various landings the s. johns
river fiorda connecting with tho from New York
Through hckeis to jacksonville sa; 70 Pna;ka, So
TOR gHsRLEsroN AND FroR1DA--sEMI.wsEKLY
United States Mai Line.-1he nne seagoing steamer
4 North riyer, Thursday, Feb H. a. O'clock A. M pre-
csGy For freight apply ON board wbcrc al bins o. aiding
vii be signed and for passage the Office Of sIoTF ORD
TlLFsrON co., ~ Broadway. Cabin passage, $25 The
new and nstgotng steamer Nashville n Berry Commando,
Will succeed. and leave Saturday, Feb L. The fayrAo
steamer Carolina makes regular rpsto the various Landings
on the st Johns river Florida conecirg with the steamers
New York, and leaving Charleston every Tuesday At
Clock r. H. Through sokes 70 Ja,ksouvle. ST. 70 Phks,
LyOR NORIoLK AID FETERsBURG.-TnE UNITED
satcs NAH Steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Thomas SKIN
ner Is now receiving freight for The shove places q pier ID
North river and viii leave. positively, on "Wednesday i5h
day afternoon and proceed by she great Southern mail roue
10 Charleston Augusta Savannah. No Passage and fare IN.
Guiding satoroon, 10 Norfolk, IS; half price. For
rates OF freight apply on board or 70, -. 10 -.,--
1Cpf.AM 4 pt,EAsANfs, % Broadway.
DOC NORFOLK AND REPRESENTATIVE STEAM
snip ROANOKE, Captain skinner, s receiving freight
atper IL Norm river or the above PAGES and VIII epvo
on nor regular DAY, sdnc day, 18th instant Tor rates OF
rcish apply ON board,or to LUDtAM d fLEASAhTS, 3s
Broadway.
fInyvyYy6 yr
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TEMPLE OF THE MU6Ea 3l6 BROADwAY.-PER-
omAnces every afternoon At and evening at Z.
Of The finest formed women the world will nppeay every
afternoon and night in series Ct magnificent rcscsu-
n r a ff
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7ES CANAL STREET, NEAR vARTCK.-w. 4 H.
LUZ VAN NOTES rate and fender, kitchen range SUN.
and stove We have large assortment
OF the named articles for sale, reasonable terms.
Crates ind ranges set lined and repaired Stoves lined Jew
ellers' and brass founders furnaces built
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

The Legislature which convcnes at our
State House on Monday next. will have its
hands full, in the way Of deciding the right
of several members TO hold seats, both in
the Senate and House. The election, so
far as the city of New Orleans is concern
Ell, afforded ample ground for these contest.
ations being brought before the two houses
of the State Legislature, as in some instan-
ces the frauds and outragcs perpctratcd by
mobs and venial commissioners ut the polls
forbid the voice of the people being heard
through the ballot box and the rights of
candidates being preserved. The case Of
Messrs. MAcAULEY and KEARNEY, Of the
Second representative District, parish OF
Orleans, contesting the seats of Messrs.
SHIELDS and BRYCE, will give an illustrc.
ton.
According to the returns made to the
sheriff of this parish, the vote stood: BRYCE
700; SHIELDS, 604; DUNN, $50; MAcAU-
LEY, GSS; BARTLETT, 6SS, and KEARNEY
GSS. The votes at this box were subsequent
ly recounted by Mcssrs. BARTLETT and
KEARNEY, opposing candidates in the con.
test, when the following surprising result
was exhibited: DUNN, 673; MAcAULEY, 672;
KEARNEY, GIL; BRYCE, 655; SHIELDS, $50;
BARTLETT, GAS. 1t appears that the mis-
take occurred by the commissioners of cleo
tion separating the ballots into three par.
GELS, one Of which contained straight dem
ocratic tickets, another straight X. N. tick.
cts, and the remaining parcel scratched and
mixed ballots. On the scratched tickets
all the names were read off, while the
straight tickets were counted in parcels OF
twenty, without examining the names; which
being done by Messrs. BARTLETT and
KEARNEY, the above discrcpancc was dis.
covered On rccounting the vote, it was
found that many votes had also been de-
posted in the box containing the names OF
candidates from other representative dis
tricts, and the contestants further charge
thatmany legal voters were deprived Of the
right of suffrage who were eligible to vote
under the last electoral law of the Legisla
turc.--.1dvocate.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
THE FELICIANA DEMOCRAT.

blow over before the next fall, or, at all
events just after them. We appeal to you
in spirit of generosity to yield something
in details, to stand by the friends who have
stood by you; not stood by you. because
we yielded to you, but because we believed
we were doing justice and right.
"Tbe principle will trinmph from this
time forward, and the day will soon pass
by when no more discrimination shall he
drawn between the different states Of this
Union determinations that ought never
to have been drawn under any circumstan.
ccs, and which were not made ut the foun-
dation Of this government. Let me say to
the friends Of this BILL that the best course we
can pursue is to vote down all amendments
stand by the substitute and pass it. If we
once enter upon sea Of amendments, there
will be no telling where we shall land. ]
have no doubt great many gentlemen here
desire to offer amendments sincerely; and ]
have no doubt, also, il they had good op.
portunity, that they could pass bill which
would suit them exactly, but which would
not suit us at all.
"Our safety I repeat, is in standing by
the substitute as II is Gentlemen need
have no apprehensions about the storm that
will be raised at the north, / have passed
through such storms moro than once. ]
stood here and voted against the Wilmot
provso with only eleven northern men sup
porting me. voted against it because
considered it to be wrong. How many OF
you, gentlemen, would be willing to vote
for it to-day? Some gentlemen Of the dem
ocratic party tell us that they have thus fal
gone with us, but cannot 60 any further
with us. For one, am glad to get rid o
you, if you cannot stand up to the princi
pies Of Justice and equality among the states
tho ability Of man to govern himself.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
PORT HUDSON HOTEI,.

HAVING taken this we'll known house formerly
IL occupied by Mrs. Wilson. the undersigned Il
prepared to receive and and Accommodate the trav-
eilng public. and the citizens in general. His ia
blc will be well furnished. aud no effort shall 10
wanting, on hls part to render general satisfaction
oct ~ r. VANSICKLEJ
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

INDIAN WAR IN FLORIDA A letter from
Captain Casey, Indian agent in Florida, con-
firms the account Of the murder by the Indians
of detachment Of the United States troops.
which was published some time since, and says
that serious troubles are anticipated with the
Seminoles. He says, that peaceful remov-
al of the tribe is impossible
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
WILLIAM LDER'S
Clinton and Baton Rouge Daily Line, Of
M ALL ST q E2

N1e1-Ss-p HAVING resumed the manage
lzltk...1.e ment Of the Mail Stage Line, be.
tween Clinton. Baton Rcxgs aud Jackson.
the undersigned would respectfully inform ths
travelling public, that his Coaches will run
each way, EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK,
excepting Sundays, leaving Clinton and Baton
Rouge, at 0 o'clock, An Het 4 6
rAPE. NfH F.. ttI
From Clinton to Frum Baton Rouge, 10
Baton Rouge, .$3 90 Clinton, SO 90
Jackson, 1 90 Jackson 80
Mt. Willing, .. 2 90 Mt. Willing, Q 90
Plains, ...... 2 30 Plains, ....... / so
D0- Every attention paid TO tbe comfort and
convenience Of passengers U vi
mar "a VIM ELDER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
PROBATE SALE.

IN III Dc sold at the late residence Of A..
W g. Penny, in the Plains, on
SATURDAY. February lG 1856
all the household and kitchen furniture, and
pcrishablc articles, belonging to the succession
of Mrs. S. A. Penny, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash, II it brings the APP
praisement and If it does not bring the ap.
praisemcnt it will be sold, payable on the lsl
day of February next. (1s57,) with good per-
sonal security on notes, with eight per cent IN
terest from date until paid. jim IL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

The state of Louisiana, Parish of East Fcciann,
seventh District Court No. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby givensthat William NJ. Jeks
IN has filed In this court his final account aud ta-
bleau as executor of Mrs, Catherine Jelks, dcceas-
ed, which will be homologatcd in thirty days after
the publication of this notice unless legally opposed
jan IL VIM. PATTERSON Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.
niliS Institution will open on Monday next, The
| 10th of December, In which will be taught
thorough course of English, Classical and Mathe.
mati0a studies. .4tff 1...r.=
Terms, Sl5. $50, and s25 per session of five
months, payable monthly in advance. Each pupil
will he required to furnish his own chair.
dec .S-2m w. HILL, A. H.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

CHRISTMAS FIRE WORKS,
DOCKETS, torprdoes, ilrc crackers Roman can
i, dies. &c., just received, and for sale by
III LANGWOlITIIY X TILDOE
| lNSEfs, and kercys, Just received, and tor sale
IL by j. &. DEARMOND
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
HOTELS,--STAGE LINE.
NEW ORLEANS PACK ET.

THE steames BELLA DOyv.l, Capt. NS0~s~ h
L WM. McCabc, leaves New Orlcasg, lcSrvHFI
every Saturday evening. for Williams 1sex Ssas3R
port touching at ull lntermc ate points; returning,
leaves Bayou Sara. every Wednesday on the arrival
Of the Cars from Woodville, touching at Port Hud
son and all intermediate places.
1erParticular attention paid TO Tie receiving and
landing Of passengers and way ifogb, Ut all hours
of the day and ught dcc l
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

sec the southern Know Nothings support.
ing the Democratic candidate for speaker,
unless that can be accomplished by taking
that candidate, and the platform upon which
he stands, at the same time.
"Wo refer to this incident. simply that
the people may have new evidence Of the
unfairnsss Of the charge that the Demo
Gratis are resisting union between nation.
al men in the House Of Representatives.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
To the Fubli0,

EROM and after this date, the steam AaAoAsh
l. or r. i. Kimball, Capt. B. II. ORR, H2pAaC
DAY, after the arrival Of tho cars taking Cotton al
FIFTY cents per bale. Passage, 81. oct 20
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE subscribers have this day entered into CO.
/ partnership under the name and style of HAIR
RlS LEVI for the purpose of transactng Cot
ton Fac.srage and General Commission Business
|'l. MlCAJAI HARRIS
A. LEVI.
New Orleans Ian 1QS5
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

MAINE LEclsLAruRE.--Th legislature Of the
state Of Maine commenced its session on the
Sd inst The Senate elected Lott M Merrill,
Of Augusta Democrat, and VIM. G. Clark, Of
Sawyerviec, straight Whig, Secretary. In the
House. Josiah Little Of Portland. straight
Whig, was elected Speaker, and David Dunr,
Of Portland, Clerk. It will he seen from this
that the union between the old line Democrats
and the straight Wings to put down the Know
Nothing alias Black Republican party Of that
State, seems to be completed 'HIiF
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
PAY YOUR STATE TAXES!

NOTICE Is hereby given that have received the
~ TAX ROLL OF 1855, for the Parish Of East Fclic-
ana. shall require prompt payment of the Taxes
thereon ard the law in relation TO the Tax on trades
and professions will be strictly enforced.
-.... u. VI, G, GROWN.
CIatoB, Jun. 8, 1856. ss-H
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BOARD OF COUNCUMEN.

This Board hello = revu m-etus last evening, re
sfent Pinekr es in -. chair.
Tbs third reading Of bill oeing the f-s. business 10
occer the following, snIg steers, were read third
time and passed. In tsv permit irg James r. Heird
to line Of omr icuses Coenl-s slip TO Green
point ferry ordinance inc ing the force In the
Stset Commissia Lers fc., BY add ion of three
penDen ard copy ing cl.aps ssay Ct 81 900 eAct
instead TRANSIENT p'iss heretofore emp Dyed 10
fAvcr Of repairs CHat in favor lighting
favor Of wider leg the side & OF Ffta avenue between
l24h 1900 suets; dir-ct; the Co 1uissoner Of
Repairs and supplies q usse 10 con 1acs un Il plans
ard specfca sons tcpeth-r wtsa he imstes sab
mitteo approved y The mm Couocil; 10 favor
enclosing the pillars Of Hal OF Records, ordnance
designating uacge by c,nstAb.es when
duty f.vor cterins otysourrh rect from
Elgh avenue 10 Hucsup silver: in favor OF the
wreck the brig MAY We suk near pier 20 East River
confirming contract tor regulating One Hundred and
Twenty ninth me bulctec Ac 1hir ieth and enc Hun
dreo and Thirty afst ,ee-, from len sveous TO Hud
river curing with Bard OF Aldermen u give
pernitsicn tt Dry u cs psny grade D: in
Avr OF nert asipg the SALARIES OF he clerk snd deputy
ciev OF the Corpo at rpes, the fret 81 200 and
the last 70 81 OtO, favor g hose carriage for
com No As In nv of giving permission 10 the
not Eemoveo by owners thereof Ayor OF relieving
ST Luke Gcsl its firm snent in favor of placing
gas lamps IN Fprh sv-nue 'etsesn Thirty at eet
and the o-thvln extremity OF ire railroad tunnel;
horzng the appon n.nt II under the Street
Department.
the Beard then went into Committee Of the who,s.
Counclmsr Hopper in The took up the regular
calendar Having reported in favor Of The Sdop ion of
divers bills TIE COMMITTEES and the Board adj ourred
20 Men AZ eveni1 pext
THE SLIPS AND PIERS OF THE CITY.
Tbs Committee Whs.ves, Piers and slps Of the
Councnen, n. g. nih, Cnairmsu net yeste ,day at
p N. Various applications fJr the construct Of
piers ccndeIed 1t desidsd by the Com it.ee
to report in favor of the of piers No A. 90
81 AID IS, tie East river Jesrs stree. and
Jackson ferry. They also decided report similarly as
to dec gfr0 the slips the foot o. yesry, Dusue snd
Ac-ton stI ee.s A. the foo OF Nsstry street
cd there was at low t At the foo. IF Dual
stIest there ony two eet or ut bushesd
ct low u, nd a. Morton street 1. only deep
1t ws likewise agreed to report 10 !svor OF d. g-g
the piers on the East river soovs fulton terry. Che
water at the piers was tated being IL varab Of low
depth, causing very general complaint oy tn To-
ceLvs1erces and delays suffered thereby b. shippers
The Charm stat thar last the city bad
$40 900 Ssmsge occasoned oy efficient d. pth wafer.
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Point Thalauday laA OF Cape Antonio large Aasscaa
sssa ssic5s could not read her spps.soly n Sss
xp1 lon ess5. o'Ssi snsuds: VIII ssp
hides and rags, 70 \ Freeman 1 o.
w SU. e. c.
sehs fhS@ss Bradley tot suyy Ms: Rosb!ns g.. juan
schrJ timber Of fremont, Booth. Trinidad Cuba, March
schr JuA Martin tof BoOshbaye Aud Trinidad Cubs
March IS with mastar 10Th in. lat S. Ion II 60
P RsaSs Tssa Ss day. with fish,
sehr haIh Post Tyler ApAaeAc0ls IL days. With cotton
sebr John Cashier johnson Charleston 10 days. cotton
scbr sarah Brusn Pearson, Georgetown &C days. lssb
inst Of Apseoomb bark Jasper from Charleston for New
schr semuel Bolton, Colder Georgetown. sc, 8 days
schr = sn It'll Hailea. Wlmnron.
sctr Mason. Nramer, kewbtrn. 10 49,
sehr . sanders, Picket, -wsnsboro NC, 6dsya
scbr Mary, haci EFT. Pbiladelpb's for Boston.
scbr Margin. Whalen, Reel por.
sSs osun ho Gsas Portland O.
schr Gonnecicu' Allen sopdout for New 4aven-
schr Jsre Kinney hotdo1t fr New London.
The smship Baltic arrived wharf last night Of IL
O'Clock.
Bark Jasper Bennett from Charleston. with cotton, &C. 70
= Norwegian bark from csdz
ss6r 10 n BeIson (sr,, witc ship tnses
sebr Abbott Lawrence Belcher days from Cardenas with
Also one bark and TWO briggs unknown
SAILED.
SHIPS Isaac Wright Lyespoe Lsmsr nSrs0n G G,,
do; rak Blodeet sisaL
Wind during the day from NV to sw. with squalls
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BROADWAY Mr. and Mrs. barney williams announced
tor Of heir celebrated oh night The
PIECES selected afe"Shabdy bagu re Law for Ladies =
and Mr. Brougnams amusing SKETCH F" Re !; Je Juons OF
C'FsnnRsn Al d the Fariesn
NIRLo's The Ravels the ballet corps srform
III moi Gay when the "ked Gnome,p ''Conscrpt" b. will
be produced
0BowERY-The hearty applause bestowed very
ctins equesI an spectacle OF Rookwoo y by crowded
petition nhe laet 70 night, he commence with
The laugbabie farce designated 'Bsmboozing.n
BURROWS The local comedy .,11s III PLAYING with
EDGED Tools s 70 be repeated this evening with the f "
piece called "toupio Messrs Burton Perry and Moore
Me,dames howard ana Parker and other in the
cssts A new London comedy is In preparation.
WAGLscRs Mr.. Wseck will this evening rive his cole.
braed Interpretation IT the character lock shass
perts Merchant OF Venice which has elected
thusastc audaons from large srd dscmnapS audience
deal AZ Posp' Ia the aterpece
LAURA KEEsE's Mr. H. Hall the talented comedian and
stage aeer tenders Faint Hesrt Never Won tar sdy
~ Mar kye' ard The "Unhpithsd Ger femanr for his
benefit this ing Mss keene the entire st-epsta ut
her perform the OCCASION re her with Mss n
faD and Mr. Golds1d htr first appearance countr
OF whom report spe AXE most falteringy.
PRoADwAY VARIETIES Jbe Wood ard Marfb chiiS .ep are
night hdarg N Their sme by their exquisite mt
unfortunately the much IN not
ibf she TO mGdate al who aop, for gsmssio ood
en- Far ,er' snd Loan of Lover torieht
Woon,s NfsTRELs-soDgs dances kes and the c,ncali
~ called ''1e happy MN TO- tue prCgrarnm
evening. Fun enough and 20 spare.
Literary TREAT.-Nbs Eloise Bridp and Mr. and Mrs
W. NJ Fleming Will rive other " their Highly popular snG
fashionable ersy and vocal entertainments u hope Chapel
this evening.
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Coroners' Inuuescs.

EFA3oRTIoy Coroner Connery wacalled upon to hold
inquest upon the body Of young named Ellen
EcIough who died 69s Watsr street
sn1picious circumstance. From the evidence sdGuced
before the Coroner APPEARED that for weeks past
deceased bad been encite; that Wednesday night she
purchased dose of the of iansey a. the drug
store IS East Broadway, for the purpose it is sup
posed, OF secng aboruon that soon af psrtakttg
oi the edicne she became re and nally died
in great agony Thursday. The jury in rea1ering
verdict took occasion to he OF drug
store Dr. J. ~ Comipgs who sold deceased the medicine
The ooctor forthwith arrested and held 70
the charge preferred against him. The verdict OF the
jury was that the deceased her death several
doses OF medicine including the oil OF tsnsey administer
ed to her with the intent OF procuring abortion by Dr.
Ctmirgs of 68 East broadway The accused that
he her OUNCE Of the medi fine referred
TO for the purpose Of regulating
uents with which de ,eased sfl ted that the de
ecAsed instead Of making two doses Of tho nedclne o
IL al at core and thus caused DEATH Coroner Con-
bery held toe octor bail in the Of 81 coo
swer the charge.
4 SUPPOSED DROWNING Coroner Hills held IN inquest
YESTERDAY afternoon, at pier IA North river upon the
body Of . named John MeCnmack who was found
floating In the at the point Deceased left
his Ieeden l43 Cedar rect, a. early toe
morning and TO the pier where his dy ou ad
Wing in tie water few hours Afterwards il is supposed
that fell overheard and ihus accidentally
drowned Verdict in accordance ai'h tbeae facts. De
ceased thirty one years Of age and native Of
Helend.
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rsonai Intelligence.


Hon John pykennecy 10 on a visit TO the South.
The Petersburg Va, Democrd, OF the 16tu instant,
eayslt gives yrss pleasure to state that Hon John
Tyler T deliver lecture library his
closes. lie has CHOSEN for lis subiest, inform
cd, q theme pregnant b interest--the deao of our
Cabinet. And wnat a ga,sxy In thst Cs bnet he
accomplished Legs-e The eloquent aps trudte pshur,
the brilliant 81 er and those twin galst Of their age,
Webster and Calhoun.
Mrs. uppincott (Grsce Gfaonwood) IL 1T watercure
estsolthment In Cleveland.
ARRIVALS.
From Bronos hyes ~ tho bart O Hayes-Ed ward Zim
mermao, aty fgc children and servants Alien Camp
teL lady erd Master Thomas johnson Master Peter