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CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RonBERY.-Two men, named John
lkcGaroy ant John Roorcy, taken into custody by
eor Glow, Of the Twentieth ward police, charge Of
moving felosiously assaulted, and, then robbed Michael
HeCntock OF $3S Tho took place Satur-
day night the of Twenty sixth street and
&z1t The prisoners were held for examination
by Justice .Fiandrean, Of the JEFFERSON Market Police
ALLEGED FUGsnvFs TROY JUsncE-Julius Cohen and two
Nrothers namsi Isaac and Henry Norris were arrested
1yw days ago, by officer Hogan of the Chiefs Office on
change Of being fugtvcs from the city of Baltimore Nd
where II is alleged they defrauded parties of
goods to the amount Of about - 900 in ALL The complain
In this case George Frnk and William c. shane,
estate that the prisoners obtained from them cloth goods
tho ofsome thousands OF dollars false
pre4enccs and that they thu fed from ac city, The
-usedsere brought before. usce Osborne, at the Lower
Police Court whore they held for examination. A
STATE - 49, ~ f''N - ~ '->'''' '''''
CHARGE OF sEDrcnoS.-Bsrnard GuiR. late Of Troy,
NY .wss arrested by Sergeant Smith. OF the Lower
Police Court on charge of haung under yomse Of mar.
,riage seaeed Bridget McCusky resi9 ing at ~ Mas
au street. Brooklyn, but who formery resident OF
Troy The accused brought before Juc.icc Connolly
the Tpns ,where Ia was he'll TO answer the charge
fpreferred against him
AssAviTNa A PonSEMAS.-Pasrck Cosgreye Of $40
1Ps&rl street. was brought before Justice Oshorne on
haSge or haSpg assauked and severely beaten oiRcer
Muuhy Of thu Fourth ward police while helatter was
IN tho discharge OF his DIV. The soner 1t ischarged
butfed the officer in the lice with his head, aud then
broke pitcherupon the Uranium o. the star nhct
1ng severe cut Cosgrove conitted for trial. but
was Subsequently baicd in,-he sum o. $500.
STAINING AyyRAx.-Pierce Drift yasng man. about 10
Uears Of age was arrested charge Of having Eaur
day night assaulted Albert Upson of "a Esar street with
= knife, iusictng sfvcrc wourd in his Crm The pri.
souer says sfat the assault conuilni in seh do.
fanccr His eyes apd 1cc testify to having been soyoly
abused at the hands or the sim about s
GAGE was Anything but Gssh color in appoas,nce Hrti
yses heid TO bad in the sun Of $500 90 answer.
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scesdng up South street. and who in the act Of passing
ese premises hrce bricks prccpated from the top
e. the store 100 To the sidewalk one OF which struck
ne phntifn the head and Knocked him down mo wounu
nnkcted one. At the time OF the accdens
ne guards had been removed from the sidewalk ana
there was nothing there indicate any danger IN passing
by The premises In deciding the case Judge Thompson
ho most gross and capable negligence in not keeping do
guards constantly up across the sidewalk while he wAs
A. work upon The building. The utmost caution 80 be
deserved BY persons engaged in building, by prsse
outing their not to put in jeopardy tho lives Of
tnnoccnt and unsuspecting citizens II is forunaa for
The defendant that in this instance the Results ID hts in
excusable carelessness not disastrous Tho
hury sustained by the plaintiff does appear from tho
evidence to be or very serious che racer. Nevere-
sess exemplary damages should be .warded against ne
defendant. BY 20 doing persons o. the class 70 which
e defendant belongs will be givev to understand what
hey may expect and uries when, by mpru
aence and negligence their art they inhic injury
upon citizens. Judgment, therefore, for the plaintiff
HDr a2hO ard costs
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Obituary.
REVEREND ASA CUMMINGS. D.

The above named divine died boardqf the steamship
George Law when on her last passage fsm Panazsa to
New York. Doctor Cummings on his rsturn home
from visit to OF his daughters when his useful ca.
reer on earth was cut short. Mr. Cummings was a very
devoted and Jealous clergyman, and possessed very OK.
1ensisc and varied literary talent He was for thirty
wars the successful editor of the Con Adrocate pub.
kshed in Portland Maine, and honoraby connected
with gcveral Of the leading literary and theological nst
tutons u New England. His death Is mouTued by an ex
sepdsd circle q attached henda
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Birth.
On Sunday, June 10, Mrs. W. NJ HARVARD Jr. Of son
Married.

On Thursday, June r. by the Rev. James Mlctt at his
residence, No 122 East Twelfth street, Mr. JoHN McDoN
NI, Of Norwich, Conn, to Miss SARAH ANNE WALKER Of
this city.
On Sunday, juno Is, by the Rev. George A. Shelton at
Ncwtown, L. L. MARTIN c. CoRsA 10 MARY JANE HYER ed
est daughter of George w Tyer, ESQ., all Of this city
May the flowers of love- peace happiness and contenment
ever around them bloom
And may they enjoy happy, happy honeymoon.
California, New Orleans aud Emira papers please copy
AT Concord, N. H., on Tuesday, June 3 EDWARD G. Mo-
RAN Esq Of this city TO Miss MARY JANE youngest daugh
ter Of Col John Gibson, OF Concord.
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The Captured Shaver Case.

- Saturday afternoon Mr. Manuel j. Frazer filed IN
rs United States Narshas Office claim Of ownership TO
he brig Braman recently arrested of the Narrows on
Ne charge of bckg SLAYER and lying at the Navy
Yard. He asked that appraisers be appointed, when he
wsald file the bonds requisite in the Gaze.
Application made by MIR. Benedict, before United
6aAes Commissioner Belts, to discharge from arrestJ
Sspho Pedro Cunha the supercargo Of the SLAYER Branan.
me grounded tho application insusccncy Of charge
II TIE ahdayN upon which the arrest made. II APP
gearing that Charge against Cunha was set forth In the
s0paint he was discharged. Subsequent to the dis,
charge he was, however, Immediately rearresed on
NV complaint and remanded TO Kings county JAIL from
WAcncc he had been liberated. saa2 :. s.gsg /
claim was filed by Mr. Crnha for the money (S1 ,250)
rec0ntH taken by Of the Unicd statcs Deputy Mar
sAa6 from the Brennan. As TO which OF the Deputy Mar
pnEEng well discrepancy OF instruction between
10 Marshal and United States District AMorHey The lat
Yer advises the having the money not to dvuge the
ca weaeas tho Marshal threatens to discharge all the
Deputy Marsals unless the one in possession Of the
aey acknovie Lodges the fact of possession.
The further examination Of the Braman's cargo
Saturday developed nothing Of special interest farther
= he contents OF the brig than that heretofore published
MnDn IxrrCRs.-Iist Of letters advertised in the NEW
Xoex HERALD remaining the New York Pos. Office, Fri
ny, June Is, 1855, FOR Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
md Albany houses no doubt all misdirected:-
FOR BOSTON HOUSES.
Samuel W Bates Preston Merrill,
II. Bates Il Son, Pierce Bacon Il
CrOcker Il Sturgs, A. Rich Brother,
W. 4. Coffin Il Co., Samuel Rich,
c. II. Dana, Wales L Tucker,
Edmund w. Dana, Whitwcl, Marsh h Talbot.
Iarkin, Stackpoe Co.,
PHILADELPHIA HOUSES.
William A. Broadbcnt, Parry McMillan-2
r. H. Campbell 4 Co., I. II. Peters & Co.,
Augustus r, Emcrcck, C. c. Saddler,
W. Fl. Furncss. Stuart Brothers,
Goodwin Il Mellon, J. T. Way,
Jones Kirk, Workman Co.,
Lsuden Co, wilson, Chids o.
!. Morris Perot 4 Co.,
FOR BALTIMORE HOUSES.
Duvall, Rogers Co. T. Winans
AIBASY,
Steele & Hobs.
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Thin Summer Coats, 81 to -; Black Alpaca
coats - 80 TO 49, pants Anen 81 to 81 Marseies
yes 81 to "a So ut EVANS clothing warehouse, Nos u aud
6S Fulton street, N. Y. Z
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
POLITICAL.

9TH WARD BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDaE AS.
u socationA meeting OF the above association will be
held the house OF Charles Kpp, OF Hudson and
Charles spses Monday evening 10th Instant CLOCK
for the purpose OF permanent organization.
JAMES NJ. LAWSON, President pro tenn
RoarRT w ANDREWS. Secretary pro tenn.
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Clarets, Clarets. Clarets, by the Case or
Dozen suitable for family and hotel at the lowest prices;
OF all descriptions brancs &c Scotch ales London
and Dublin porter, at UNDERHILL MATTERSONs, 430
Brocne
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Court Calendar-This Day.

suPREsE CorRr-Circuit-N $685. o. ST. $40, 1ooo1k,
SUPRSME CouRT-Specia Term.-Nos. 50, &C. 49, II, 174
ISL, 30, "a, CT, II, 126.
sr.aaoR CouRT-Nos s69, 8s1, $685. 7o5, H. 725, TT
73s, T39 747, 74s 74a 1872 753 49, 1877 100 $780, sos
sac 500 ST. ST. ss5, 500, 900, $685. so 9is ois sss
9s2, 943, 94s, $685. 967, 97O, 1888.
COMMON PIEAs-part Mos. 52l, 1853, 1854, 375 7as,
61s SOL $685. so 56s, 1885, $50, g. So 1885, 243 252 32e
s4s 479, sol, 534 COO 657 COL 7oo 7l2 u.s. 1913, 1888
72o 10, 735, TAI, 742, 7491s 752, III sO7, 1884,
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Buchanan and acknowledgement
photographs of these distinguished candidates
BRADY'S Gallery, No. 3J9 Broadway.
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hand every variety of teas groccr dealers private
amlies souchong oolong and young hyson from DC TO
qualities equally low Also 3b boxes Of good family tea for
81 Call and examine 25 Chatham street. between Pearl and
see
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Hope is not lost while Lyon lives:
His pills and powder To mortas gives
happiness unknown In times BEFORE
Az they killed no insects in days OF
Lyons Pills and POyvdcr-thc only Hopes to
eradicate all pests. Beware of counerfets Depot IA
Broadway.
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TN THESE PIPING TINES OF POLITICAL AGITATION
IL important that party leaders should have their adver
inserted In papers OF large circulation and their
pcards bills conspcuously displayed in order that they
catch the and attract the attention of the
The price of the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS is only one
dollar year. and advertising fifty line. Orders
job printing will be promptly attended Office northwest
@ Fsilton Nassau
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lA!LLY, RALLY, RALLY.-SEyENTH WARD.-nU.
III chanan aud Breckenridge. In strength
all Others in favor Of the election Of that pure
patriot James Buchanan of Pennsylvania the Presidency
and the young Eagle" OF Kentucky, John Breckenridge
TO Vice Presidency requested meet at the Old Head
173 Madison street Tuesday evening" June IL
O'clock for the purpose Of organizing democratic club for
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces
Are superior all others Their improvements secure
perfect comfort to the wearer natural elegance and durability
twelve private rooms at BATCHELOR'S, 2SS Broadway.
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.,,,.L.r. mud Nro,,s.

1 Say 1t will make Whisl<ers and MOtas.
aches grow six weeks and without stain injury TO the
skin This positive and that will be borne out by
trial. the prejndiees against advertised pre-
para.ons Grahams Onguent 81 bottle sent to any
part Of the country II. q. GRAHAM, 5OO1s Broadway.
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with his newly invented skin seam, belong only his csab
shment They combine ghtness durability and correctness
of fit not found In any other 62 fulton street. west Of
Broadway.
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aears year s fair estimate Of the earnings OLA soodopea
ter with OF Singers latest improved high speeded
chimes The for quilting Innings and other profitable
wek close at hand and the time TO buy the machines
and prepare for it, The fact that machines either for
IN private families or in large MANUFACTURING establishments
thousands no them and dispute. New machines
exchanged for old and inferior the usual liberal
terms l. ". SINGER Il CO., 323 Broadway
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Analytical System OF Medicine.-J. Claw
SON KELLEY founder of this practice will be In attendance
at his Office, No Bible House, Fourth avenue on
and remain until the 2ls inst All persons labong
OF description particularly of the lungs
kidneys, arc invited to call and inquire into its principles
treatment OF disease under them which differs widely from all
other systems Consultation free.
Druggists.-E. w. N. 4 s. can Obtain Dur
celebrated caarrh and snu his prices) York
Boston and Philadelphia, and Of JAMES DURNO, Albany
N, =
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Cristadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and TOupecs
excite admiration all connoiasenrs in suit of
elegant private apartments for supplying his inmabe dye,
the only reliable article Of the kind eYtan. Wholesale and
retail at CRIsTADORO'S, No Asor House. Copy the
adj
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The Espenscheid assimere and Drab Bea-
hat for 1856 of the richest and most highly
finished fabrics produced by New York hater Its
portions classical; its shape distingue.
ESPENSCHEID 1lS Nassau street.
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ner s3ock.-Our Large and Elegant

kusNnHer SfOck.-Our Large and Elegant
stock os,mmer clothing ready and sale ebrac
ing many i,eciies and styles TO be found nowhere else
forming altogether the largest stock of fashionable
rabie suer clothing have very moderate
and fixed ioes ~. DEVLIN & 90,
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Hcrrfnxss Patent Chnmpion Fire and Bur-

PATRICK IL sole manufacturer in the United states of Il,
above celebra< safes and patent powder proof lock
and bars Depot No. l92 Pearl street. door below
Maiden lane.
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The NIissionarY avhO ZealousIy aud Piouslx

glar proof safe With Halls patent powder proof lock-
received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London 1851 and
Crystal Palace, New York, 1894 SIIAS G. HERRING &
co, 1876, 1877 and l32 Water street, New York.
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Panama Hats.-A Small Lot of Uncommon
neness just received and warranted the genuine Panama
which will outwear any other straw hat prices ranging
from $40 10 $50 each. A. LELAND Co. $50 Broadway.
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1000 Portraits Of the People Taken Daily,
extraordinary of Is and 50 style of pic
glass, the ampraypes by HOLMES, United States
patent invention. Depot progressive 29 Broadway.
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HOlloway's Pils.-Abernethy's InslalOUs
remedy blue pill pervades the system with mineral poison
while HOLLOWAY'S great medicine composed exclusively OF
vegetable extracts regulates every internal function, and
leaves sting behind.
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Splendid bargains great rush Is being made kelly 4
FURGCSoNs No 29l Broadway TO secure Of the
and muslin curtains they selling less than mpor
tation. Go carly Also the largest stock of shades
in New York, cheap
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Amonv the PasscnUers who SaiIed I

steamer AFRICA for Liverpool Wednesday last was Mr.
John Clark of the long established well
celebrated firm Of NUNS Clark of this city pianoorie
speak in sweet harmonious tones their praise all parts
great and prosperous country Long impaired health
said be the Mr.. Carks temporary absence He
accompanied by his lady and Youngest daughter they
with thcm doubt the wishes all
they known One Of the most pleasing and gratifying
ito those Interested took place shortly before
the calling Of the steamer and take giving
liciy to ~ hoping have the effect of stimulating and
proaong those friendly feelings among whose
seem to be though really is not adverse each other
appears that the numerous workmen employed In the establish
becoming of the departure Clark una
nmously determined to to him their for him
as gentleman and employer, which they did by appoint
ing committee TO present him address just previous his
sai@ IN when many ana sincere Sooa Feelings were set
deck Of the steamer and took their station the wharf
SOUTH and upon the vessel leaving her berth they saued
their respected employer and those accompanying him, with
and reiterated cheers After partskng Of refreshments
generously provided by the remaining member of the firm,
the party separated each feeling hope that express
good VIII and kindness others the OF promo
Ing own happiness
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'er Hangiugs, Gilt


bands braided bands lace and
muslin curtains table and floor oclohs white fio
lands wholesale AID retail, at WM F.. BROWNS No U
Greenwich erect
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devoes his life to eonMer the heaten too often fails
Christian endeavor "es the sick and cleanse the eper
was the apostolic njunctions Secure the good viii Of
the heahea by healing sickness In himself or his family His
will soften with gratitude and kindness and be prepared
by natural process receive the living truths
Ghe Gospel lord Bacon wisely asserted Mans body
al things In nature mos susceptible OF remedy This
most true for all diseases have their origin IN impure
Of the blood BRANDRETHS Pills, BY expelng these
fo humors will render the blood fluid and perfectly pure
This simple doctrine will teach the worthy missionary that all
diseases derived from sad by
pills Sold Of cents per box ct the
ions hokstores 26 Bowery and 2 Hudson street. also by
Mrs Hayes l!6 Fulton Greet Brooklyn; r. j. Horsman ia
South Sixth street, Williamsburg; by 7. w. Dyott Sons,
Phladelphs and BY all respectable druggists and medicine
vendors 70 the Union. Cntion-A pills purp0rng to be
BIandreths pills with mo 2l pgVadYayh gu the aide 10
~. Gsa oVp,GenA
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THE TURF,


FASHION JOCKEY CLUB MEETING-A MEETING
II OF the Fashion Jockey Club will be held al The As,or
House on Monday evening 18th inst att O'Clock. Punctu
attendance particularly requested
the meeting Tuesday 18th inst Will be brought b.
fore the club Members may their badges al the meet
ing. j. A. VALENTINE, Scc'y r. r. ~
FASHION COURSE, l.. I-NOTTCE THAT DURING
the four days the present week Tuesday
Friday there will be refccory the ground serve u
hot and cold cuts of description In the recherche
sylc also the very best of liquors. of every description
rrENTH STREET FERRY.-THE RESIDENTS IN THE
upper part OF the city will find delightful pleasure rides
by the Grecnpont ferry from the street
New York. all pavcments being avoided the Long Island
the distance to Astoria being short of four miles, Flush
about SIX with variety OF country roads h
main
Union COURSE, l.. L--TROTTING-ON FRIDAY
u June 20, at O'Clock, Y. NJ precisely a match "a.
$40 " o. mile and repeat to harness H. Woodruff names a.
Rocket, ID Phier names br Brown Dick Cars will leave
tho so ferry Brooklyn, nj 81 O'Clock and return NJ 800
as the sport Is Fare to 20 and return 50 cents ~
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
y. --1als 1855 vii SONS ~ W.lbsgI yesgl u wvaas.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA-
n ton az chambermaid and chamhermaid and To
s IN washing and ironing. Can be for two days at
iV3 West 10th ST., first door
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
"A cook washer and roner do baking Good references
gwen Apply at III i2h st. between 9TH and 9th avs in the
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Gourauil,s Italian NIctilcatctl

lively cures TAM pmpes recktes eruptions the like
GOUR poudre subtitle uproos hair from low oreheads
part the body safely and quickly Warranted Liquid
rouge lily white hair dye and restorative at the old depot
III Walker street first store from Broadway.
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FtanOs, MeIOOeONs ana H0rmOnIun1s, from
eight different manufacturers the largest
in The city, besides Is second hand pianosR of which will be
sold at prices that defy competition Pianos and
allowed on purchase. WATERS, Agent, 333 Broadway.
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White, the Halter, still Continues to tax
the lead in his neat and tasty hats of all descriptions
from cheap straw splendid beaver hat His
2O Broadway of Fulton street and also al 4S
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A LADY OF REsPECTABIIITY WISHES TO MEET
"A with party Of gentlemen who, wishing quiet home
would lease furnished house and give
ance of it, would take charge of house vacated during
the summer months Address Y. v. w., Herald Office,
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A MIDDLEAGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, WANTS A
"A situation as plain cooks ia good washer ironer; has
no friends In this country objection to short distance
in the country with small private family be well re-.
commended from place Please call for two dnys
226 Mulberry ST., up stairs, front room.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS
references INQUIRE at u East 18Th st. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

CoSvIcuoS OLA CLERGYNAx FOR FoRGERY-
At the York assizes, says late English paper,
before Sir. Baron Martin, the Rev. VIM Beres-
ford, aged fitty-six, was indicted for having, on
the 4th of November, at Bradford,s uttered a
forged endorsement (using the name of Mr.
Kaye of bill of exchange for the payment of
:eloo, with intention to dcfraud Samuel Lay
cock 1t was stated duriug the trial that the
prisoner is brother to Gen, Beresford, now Adj
jutant General in India, and the cousin of Lord
Dacles aud next heir to that title, and holds
living in Cork. His lortiship summed up the
evidence, and the jury, after few minutes de-
liberation, found the prisoner guilty. The sen
tence of the court was that he be transported for
the pe1iod Of his natural life. The prisoner,
who appeared surprised at the extent of the
sentence, had to be assisted from the dock.