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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q N q e e T a z E r,
shop and Residence 10. 303 Psnn'a avenus,
annth ridh hat atMaan 9th nd lQth sfa

south side. bstvsen 9th and 10th sts.
uAYIN6 PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
IL an ELEGANT HEAhSE,
and all necessary conveniences .or RN1
properly conducting bis business,
would respectfully inform the public that he II
fully epared to an all orders entrusted TO him,
stthe shortesr notice, and In the best manner.
A large supply Of READY-MADE COFFINs
of all sizes, always on hand, which will be fur.
nished on the most reasonable terms.
As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
NB.-Residing on the premises, orders viii
be promptly attended to at all houn.
feb 7-1y
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CASr OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
~ sold at 70 Louisiana avenue, opposite the Hay
Market d
NIB win call for them by addressing as above
through Post OfHoe. dec 26-eolm*
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THE EVENING STAB,
r0uLIsHsD EyRRY YAFTERNOVk

thhtkf SVNDA1D
"a tks SfsT Rs'i<s7gr, ssrsEy Of FssssrseS's
ssfsss SAD EIfss.tk sbS-f,
By ". D. WALLACE,
Wiu be served 20 subscribers by carriers ai siA
AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly
TO the Agents; papers served In packages at 37R
ssnts Per month TO mall subscribers the sub.
scri2tion price is THREE DOLLARsANDFIF-
TY CENTS year - adUanes, TWO DOLLARS
Tor six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three
months; for less than three months at the rate Of
lax cents week.
III SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT,
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8. DORLODOT REIMs CHAMPAGNE
I'll e 81 liz

"TRESOR DE BOUZY'' AND "IXL."
TENHE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
IL for this city Of Dorlodot'S "Tres or de .
Bouzy,' d champagne celebrated throughout II
Europe, and esteemed by concoisseurs OF
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any y
other product Of the champagne country, which
has obtained high position In the arstocratlc
circles Of Europe and America. Also, large
stock OF other Wines, Liquors ard Cigars
JONAS L. LEVY,
Jan 5-u No. B7 Pa ave ,opp. National Hotel
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SELLING OFF.
CLOAKs-CLOAKs!

" SHAWLS-SHAWLS!!
HOSIERY-HOSIERY -!
The subscriber Is determined to close out his
entire stock Of CLOAKS and SHAWLS by the
26th Of January, to accomplish which he viii sell
Oh at very small advance.
His stock Of Cloth Cloaks cannot be eQualIed
by any assortment elsewhere In this District
His Velvels superb
r. A. MCGEE,
dec - 20t PA Pa ave , bet 18th and 18th sts
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lust RECEIVED FROM TAG PUR-
y Hshers-A splendid View Of Old Independ
ence Hail Philadei phia. For sale cheap, framed
or Otherwise, al JOHN WAGNEk'S,
dec Palm 2oo rem. avenue.
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DUST OFFICE DIR ECTORY, OR BUsI-
ness Mans Guide to the Post Ofices in the
United states, containing the names Of the Post
Otdces aud Post Masters In the limited States on
the Ist July, 1855, with variety of valuable in
formation on Postal Affairs; also, a com prehen
sive codihcation OF the existing Postal Laws
Price 81 lust published, and for sale AT
TAYLOR & MAURY's Bookstore.
dec IL near 9th sweat
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JOHN IL. BUTHNANN,

Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandiss, 60.
Pssa arsnEe, SoHth Stds, bsf. ~ aHd6th SIS,
HAS IN STORE VERY CHOICE AS
L sortInent OF Champagne, In quarts and r
pints OF the most desirable brands, II
Also, sparkling st Per1y, white and pink
Madeira, Sherry, Port, TeneriBe, Sicily, y
Rhine Wines, Moselle; French Wines, red and
white Cognac, Scheidam Gin, Jamaica Rum
scotch Whiskey, American Whiskev, Curacao,
hhlsette; and Of his own preparation, Wild
y cnefy Brandy, Blackberry Juice, Stomach BIZ
also, genuine Absinihe Kirschwasser, and
havana cigars dec l0-3t& WIN.
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GAS FIXTURES

H MILLER, SON k CO, ALEXAN-
H. dr!a, Va, keep constantly on hand a hand.
some variety Of fCHANDELIERS, PENDANTS
BRACKETS, &C from the celebrated factory OF
Cornelius & Baker, which they will guarantees to
sell at the same prices Charged to private pur-
adelphia. Also, Drop-lights, Cut Glass and
decorated Paper Shades, In great variety
Call and examine for yourselves. dec /
I AXE WHITE FISH.-RECEIVED To-
II day, lot OF new WHITE FI-H, In beauti
fui order, direct from the Lakes Fol sale by
KING L. BURCHELL,
dec "a cor, 18th St and Vermont avenue
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Assist. Bee y to sign Land Warrants.

z. Opera GLASSES OF great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
mAkES GLASSES, and many other articles Ia
this ine al very Low prices constantly on hand.
~ lS-ly
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NoRYoLK, September 2, 1854.
sir-Tne spectacles you made for me suit very
vel, and seem TO have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
LIFT. w FAZEWELl
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have used Ar. 3obiAs's Spsctlcles for three
o. four months, ana take great pleasure 1. say
lag that am much pleased with them. 4 have
been much b9aeaEted by them.
May 5Th, ISSS 6EOR. +. .SCARBekaH.
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MORE HORSETHIEVES HUNG.
Frer The Da,nport ( local Ga,stte, lfa

Frem The Dasenport (Iora) Gazette, ia
The Regulars have again gone 10 WORK In Cedar
County. appears that their vigorous sc;on o. sns
months ago has by no means stopped the horse steal
ing In that county. Recently the ke9ulaton nave
been working secretly for the capture Of ore or two
noted horse thieves and counterfeers OF which hsm
Roberts was the most prominent. For the last nneea
years this rascal has the greater part OF the time made
this section of the West the scene Of mis- netanous ops
aops-taveling the river, visiting towns and ciea
stealing horses in the country, and at times leaving
perfect trail Of counterfeit money to mark his pa@fe
From one of the Regulars, we gather the following
particulars Of the means by which Roberts was sr~s
ed and bis after execution. As our iaeeS come usm
head. quarters they are doubtless correct.
Last week a young thief was arressod 10 Cedef
County and the Regulators became convlncsa thAs ~
Mas connected with band Of horse-thievss end ooeA
give if be would, some valuab Q information lie
was threatened with immediate execution he did sot
make confession. He refused to COMES anything
about his companions, &C., and was sWung up. He
let down ss:Rn b.. ''s &c S :Is =,
the same demand was made OF him the third nms ao
as hs had every reason TO believe the last zuss
Again he was pulled up into the ar, cad hssg dssg-
FIJI ally recovering his breath, he told them ooolly
they "mus be id fool" to try to get him to tel
spythpg by that kad OF process. he wss then Nod
up ard thoroughly switched Amer this operation bad
continued some time, the young fellow concluded 70
confess He told his prosecutors, amosg other things,
Oubsug, at certain house. each With stolen horss,
10 be TAX from different parts Of the cosnty. md
from particular stables.
The committee at once took steps for tie oapf1e Of
Roberts by conceaing several men in the stsoe, e1t
,uspectipe someh ny he did not 60 in. He Wa iol.
lowed to the house of Big John Hsnlin," fiesd Of
these rogues, where be was afterwsrd Captured. ne
refused TO axe any confession, but ms
Justice Of the Regulator action. He wss thea nkea
into barn and tightly bound. Two men with b1ck'
ened faces came into the room and they we're Is alone
with the ihief-svery other man Of the committee
Withdrawing.
In a few minutes the doors Of the barn were opened
and the thief and countereiter discovered hangn9
by the neck from tho raers The execution occurred
on the road between Walnut and Red Oak Groves
Friday night, Dec. 4tb. The body was allowed
hang two days. Thus has Roberts st last paid ths
penalty of bis crimes. He not tho FIRST Eor vii
be be the last punished by the Regulators, ftbs Peo
pie of Cedar county cannot otherwise rid themselves
Of this gang Of horse thieves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
TRIAL OF COL. SUMNER.

Some days since We published Q psagrsnA In ,.,.
tjop 10 the recent Trial Of Col. Edwin " Srm,s, n,
Regime Mt u s. Cavalry of 9 General Co1n No.,
at Fort Leavenworth, Of which Col. Henry Ssssa,
7th Infantry, was President. In that pubAesaon M
intentional Ijustice was done to Col Sunnsr. :. -
learn on examination Of the proceedings OF the Con.
nublished in General Orders. Col. sumner VA ~,
upon his Trial on two charges one, neglect Il duty
and the other, conduct unbecomirg an ofhcsr "a
geptleu an Under the fret charge, there vsv iAr..
ner, at q periodical muster Of his reginsat O. A.
18th of February 1851, cid neglect to pay he No.
req ard 10 the officer duly appointed 10 muster s.dIH
spect the said regiment, and did studousy keep Nm
self at distance from said inspecting sfboss, hsi
Gen. Dess, Of the Adjutsot Genersl,s. Dspsunsst
during ali the time be was occupied in Md hspeets.
The second and third specifications embrace siuis,
scts Of neglect Of duty 10 not attending MAJOR Dsss
xhile he vssergsged 10 the duties OF muster and IN
spection at the hospital and guard house and in the
pspection of the quarters of barracks occupied by Ia
First Regiment Of Cavalry. Upon this charge. m.
of the service, the Court found ColOrel Sumner
INT upon the other charge Of conduct usbecou.
inc An ofcer and gentle and the three spscif
cations under il, the Court found Gel Summer :" DO,
guilty"
" TO be reprimarded in orders by the Department
Com mander to be suspended nom rank aad frpn
command, ard to forfeit his pay proper, iOs he
"spsce of four calendar months"
In the general orders which accompanied the pubi
cation of the Sc proceedings, the General commanding
comedies with the Court in the charge Of neglect
duty" not only on fair construction Of the resuls
{" tons. but On the general principle governing III
'.ervice." But General Scott add Presumin
" that Col. Summer was acting on conscientious be
lief of the correctness Of bis course, while ! con
finn hereby the sentence of the Court, remit ID
whole of the penalty contained in il"
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REMOVALS-FROM UTAH.
4.


WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec IL, 1857.
day VIM. Iograham, Joseph l.. Chester, John ID.
Thompson, c. Il. Adams, N: B. Meikle, Wm. Has
lett, J. G. Greeneaf, G. p. Walsch and Rufus Prem
tee, Assistant Clerks employed In tho office.
Mr. Douglas has ordered 20 200 copies of his speech
The Republicans have ordered l00, 900 copies.
The President has positively refused TO receive
Gov Walkers letter, or permit it to be filed among
the archives OF the Government. Were he to do 50,
he Gays: ne should be flooded with similar docu-
ments from every subordinate officer who might be
dismissed, or should take q notion to resign Even
McKeon Of New-York, be fears, might want TO file
protest.
The President is collecting all the facts relative TO
the New-York Hotel clique George N. Ssndsrs's
name will not be sent in TO the Senate His implics-
ton with Walker in Kansas is conclusive. His head
must drop.
Acting Commissioner Mix has received letter from
Brigham Youpg dated October Z, 1857. He says:
II improve he opportunity, by FIRST succeeding
mail, via Panama, to inform you that forwarded my
report and accompanying papers for the qusner ending
September Is, 1857, by the hands Of the Hon. j. NJ
Berphisel, our delegate to Congress- who accepted
yery corteous invitation from Captain sVsn Welt,
II. 4 A. TO cross the Plains with him ea route to
Washington; and notwithstanding the quarter was not
quite ended deemed that course all the more proper
rom the fact tn at the mail 10 this Territory from lnd
pendence, No., had been stopped by the Post Ofee
Department and il was not known bow soon me mall
from California might also be stopped.
have also the honor to inform You thst VI. Sss-
land Hunt United States Indian agent In thm super
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Here and Hersser Or The Two Affairs. By Anna AtAsrn
Emo pp 576 Crosby, Nichols Co.
Well begun BALI Done or The Young rsintsr T,sns.ssa
from the German of Richard Baron and Dr. C. peossa
By Trsuermsntel limo. pp The Sane.
Nsnn Jewel Csse Or True STORIES and Fslse Trsnssfsa
from the Gerraan Of Julie Ruhkopf and Aug m0rtI
limo PIP. 223 The Same. 80, 80,
Belle and Lsy; Or, The Golden Rule limo. Pp ITO 'As
Same.
Mothers True Stories. limo PIP 2f2 The same. - -
The Golden Age Of American Orsoy BY Edvuc o. rHasf'
l2rno pp. as Whittenore. Niles Hall
The Jumping Jseks Journey TIsn'sted nom me osfns''
Mis- Lander Ismo PIP. l06. The Same
Smile, and Tesr. o. Life :: el,nsrosL By hn Fnaes'h
Abrdsment OF the Debates Of Congress- By the Ansas
Thirty Year, View. Vol v. svo pp 49, y. Aep@''
tn. Queens Of Enssnd and their Times By Psne Lance
lott esq 2yols. limo. The Same.
The Ne. AueIis.a C,eSp1d Edited b GsSIss Riley ana
Outline, q Economy. By Stanley Crimes ia@'' p' -"
PHILIPPE sampson 4 Co.
5i. London: James Eesbh 49, -
A Pronoupcins Spelling By Z. "ofcestsL A~''
PIP. l7g Kicking Swan Brever. 49,, So.
The BOOK Of Job nlustsstsd BY John GILBERT VIII EIya
aiory Notes ans Poetics Parsllels by james hs""''
D. u. svo. pp lGs- Robert Carter l. BretnSA
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eoss. srd siege artillery is now being orvs,i.As :.
sr all scale, at Fortress Monroe 10 DO enarr,S !.
regiments may be withdrawn from the Tpdiss S.s@e
when-.ko on rsgsrisonng our principal IcsSs..
tiops-esch may be made . pubordir a. 49,,
the mean time, respectfully ask that tha ssh, ~
nes rem sinirg on foot be remounted a. satSori1sa
law. ee "
Recommendations in former report, bss La.
specially TO recall two: 'eS fesss
l. A system Of recruiting BY and for n. ,....-
regiments, which, il Is conceived would ..
nurture the e'prt Dc corps family iseinr II -
always highly conducive to moral esyso. ~ "a.
tary tficit pcy. @
. revision mo- Q, , i1s r .s sv. 90 to ps u.
militia in this respect, - there can h. No ca.''s; "a
reason Of any .Ort for discrimination to oar Ssss
dice. rVa'
Please zee vol. 2, p 20 Of she Prssde.., m......
&C December, 1876. ss~xe'
have the honor to b.. SIR. with hsh respect. ,.,
dent servant, WlNfIyfn =. =. see-
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ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.
Corr,spopdepcs Of fhe N. 7. Tribune.

GREENWICH Coss., Dec. 10, 1857.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the body Of child
about three months Of sge VA fond in the village Of
Greenwich, near the residence Of Alvan Mead, ESQ.,,
under such circumstances as t. lead to the conclusion
that such child had been sbsndo by those having
charge of it. and in consequence had suffered death
from exposure TO the weather. Jury of Inquest was
impanneled by Justice Russell Of Grsenwch and upon
iull investigation found verde: that the child
came to its death from exposure, and that such ex.
posure wa. in Of the abandonment Il the
child by its mother Am Hsvey. The facts thus
brought to hight by the investigation before the Jury
led TO the immediate ares. and subsequent exsmins
ton Of the last named individual before Justice Rus
sell and resulted il her comm ment 20 ths County jsi
70 ws her trial before the next Session Of the So
perior Court for Fairfield County. The appearance
and conduct Of the above named person tosehe. with
the circumstances under .n,a she nss been placed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

FRon r4x P1ArY..-The So. Joseph JosrrG! ga.
nources the arrival in that -it, OF Lieat George X
Wanen. U. S. A., accom- panied by Or +. v. Hayden
OF the geological survey; They were ssni ont 70 eI
waters Of ,be Running Water. TIE Journal ssy,:
"Af,er an absence Of five morths, daring which
time tpey have explored 800 miles Of country and
all Travelled about 500 mos they have nov returned
to the States, to make their respective report. They
report timber 10 exist sIosg the Running Water aud
FAY from il. mouth but rot Of superior quality. Blu.
among the Black Hills there are large forests Of supe
ror quality pre timber This s information Of great
value on suhjsct very Important 70 settlers IN the
rorth. west We shs look with gTest deal OF !n:sr-
est for the reports which VII 10 forthcoming du,ing
the lsIt session Of Congress. The expedition found
the lndans somewhat hottie, erf not esccgh 20 20
bring Their courage 70 TIE peis' O. sttsSAirg lie
parry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

rhs ,,o.lsu,stis. alluded 10 herein is simply an sd
d,s, Of to the army sad people the day
.tsr The events narrated and contains no new facts
Asto the future, the revolutionary spirit would seem
70 be queed for the present. though no one can ten
What day may bring forth.
The exports Of specie from the port OF Tampico the
lag. month were very large, the English steamer alone
having taken $751; Co., In all it could not have been
much lees ihan million Of dollars The specie list Of
the ct. amer Of the present month has not yet come 70
hand.
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IRANISTAN BURNED.

The magnificent residence Of P. T. Bsrnum, sssf
Bridgeport, known a. Irsnstan" Wss dsstroysaby
FIRE on Thursday night. II was unoccupied q Ash~s
except by wOrkmsn, who were making some rspsifs,
Eight years ago the edice was completed, sss cost
of over $4,000 and had generally beer insured TOR
about $50 0OO Since Mr.. BIS failure has been mort
gagged and insared by the holders Of the mortgage 10.
$500 to $4,000. The furniture cost $1,000, sad
about half Of /. was in the building ct the time. UPon
this there was IN insurance Of 81, 900 only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

ir,ep5ercy saw q: 10 leave the field IL his sc,a dusy
on Ire 26ih Of September last, N company vHh sone
Ipdap. whom IL SAID be hired TO es,est hin 70 tse
limited States hoops, and wi:hou. hsvisg rsde any
rspor 20 n Of bis vishee ard designs or o! the dpo
siiiou be had made Of the afsrs Of bis agency Sach
an 6ccssionless and snwise movement on ms part,
sto gether peedlessly exposing himself 70 eAn.s
bsrc.hp and danger, did al in my power, upon me
earliest intmaton al lis plsur to prevent, a. wa %
seer by lett addressed TO him, copy OF whtcn
inclo.e, but which unfortunately did lot reach MS
place Of residence until few hours after his depsru.e
Trusting that my official course, IS above ladlca
ted, will meet the cordial spprovalof your Jndgmen'
have the honor TO be, very respectfully
BRIGHAM YOUNG
Coyerno- an FL. Ut II ltd.sn A1s-rs.'
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MILK-A PERTINENT QUESTION

To the Edito, Of The NJ Y. Tribune. .
SIR: observe by THE TRIBUNE thst peculiarly
malignant disease has broken out among the cattle 10
Putnam County. Is it not possible that tho cow nay
impar TO their milk type Of the disease, ana nc!
am prompted to make this inquiry from the cir
cumltsnce OF three Of my children having taken dek
simultaneously, and similarly sfec.ed-the youugsst,
though milk has been his daily fsod, now fences 70
tasta v. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

COLLISION on THE EAST RrER.-Abeut D selsck
on Thursday evening, the Hamilton avenss Fsny oos1
whitehall, and South Ferry bost Brooklyn, came y
contact sbou. midway in the river. The Whitshsu
h.d plsrk,hesz stove in, part Of her ~he:ioosS
and wheel brots;' also, ladies' cssis COOS ssfs"S
damaged. The Brooklyn Sustained - damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

~. p.,. Rama. mi, evening 6sf Is, for money
"a 80, As, q, tAs ss,ma:, sh,sDs little sfersHon.
A, w., there sss been asbtncrease Of 6rmuess.
ehs Eoer.h Mercy market wa moro arips.ed on
az "a Co.oh e.o.ed It 81 a9Ol. India Stock, eo7
a9,O E1cseqssr Bills, 81 TO 81 dis
In relation to the Money Market The LoSd5n Tine,
of the Sd says;
LoyBoN, Friday Evening.
"Tbe fond, opened this morning with animation and
of securities bat the
n be mafpt then altered by heavy sale Of Conso The
cons at the improved Quotation Of yesterday
att.rpoon-S 10 4, and, although there for
tendency 10 fsrtber ppv ard movement. there u
pstey rstion Of an eighth the 6Ds prices being for
money and 8t TO for the the 10Th Of NoveY
There not mich general business aud the rats FOR
mon. remsned at 81 poet.
In the discount to-day the demand active IN
preparation for the psJ hns due tomorrow, which viii
be very large"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16
From Our Own Cone spondent.

LVERPooL Oct 1857.
CoTTos.-Brokers Circular report sales for the week
W bales Of which .peculatos oot @ and exporters 800
bales Prices easier and nf Nor qualities Of American I'd
lower but the quotations Of current qualities without
chsnge The estimated sales Friday coo bales the
market closing quiet but steady at the following quotations
FAR Orleans SD Mddling Or s3I6d; Fair Mobiles
SD MiddfDg Mobiles, Sid Fair Uplands, 9td Middlns
Upsnds, lsd s,oci port $50 900 bales, Of which 1876 SO
American rf
BREApsTuYFsThere b little inquiry and prices are weak
heat generally doll and has deciDsd "a Corn drn and
declined Sd. M.sss Rchs,dsen, Spence Co quote West
Canal d5 Philadelphia and Baltimore Ohio
~ ass red Whes, 1sGsi; white Wheat, sas6 p'ihed
Corn. sac.
PRoyIsIoSs are dull. Beef is heavy PORK ia
quiet. BACON steady TALLow declined ~
PRODUCE MAkKET-Ashes duh al Al 042l Tor ooth
kinds Ro,n closed buoysnt atAs04! for common spirits
Tupenins closed steady eds1 quiet and quotations barely
maintained Coffee stssSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

ALLEGED INSANITY THROUGH MoRAcyIsN.-A kne
looking young English woman, Ann Beans't, wGs on
Monday sent to the city hospital a. an insane petent
to await application for her sdmesion to The asylum,
for the insaDe at Fulton Her insanity Is said 20 have
been caused occasone by sickness aud by rehgoua
excitement as Mormon She has been ms.rsd ffr
Fourth and Fifth streets. strong desire p,eeessed
her to Join the Mormons at Salt Lfke, to which her
husband re fused bis assent. She Is 10 ravng ccndi
ton. Someimts che breaches, then lights and agAAo
is disposed to coquety.
similar instance slsO came 10 light on Mondsy.
Some ladies' found girl about twenty years OF age,
wandering in the rain on Locust street. Soe gave Fer
name as Jane Harrison, sLd was evidently diossc or
insane. Shelter obtained for her, at tie Iodns-
trial School Mission. House. She y slender fne fes-
tured, and delicate in aspect When ssked vay abs
was abroad che said that she les be. home because
Der brothers would get angry and fly at her. Whsn
asked her name che replied che hardly knew whse {
was but believed it was Jane Harrison, though nsn
had put her Into the water. When asked what man
abe replied--s Mormon. Shorty the father appeared
il scar, for her. She at once evpced much tepids-
ton and ssid she feared TO 60 with him, that her bro
Tiers would beat her. On bis assurance tnaS this
would not be she at length went TO her home ca Wal
nut street. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The mother states that her daughter sLd herself
were walking out on Sunday when the former refused
to go further and said she would return home. This
was the last her friends knew OF Der until fOsnt a.
stated. Her appearance indicated that ses hal been
exposed during the night Her condition 10 attributed
partly to lnessshe having been afflicted with ".
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