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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

The CAMELs.-A letter has been received by the
Secretary of War, from E. F. Beale, Superintendent
Of the wagon road from Fort Defiance to the Mohave
river, dated 9th September, 100 miles East Of the
Colorado river in which he says Of the camels in his
employ:
cannot sufficiently express my admiration Of that
noble brute, the camel and confidently look for
ward to the day when it will be found in general use
in all parts Of the country. The idea that their feet
would break down in travelling our rocky ground is
an exploded absurdity In all the explorations over
the roughest possible volcanic rocks, they have been
with u.s. patiently carrying water Of which they never
drank drop, and corn, Of which they never tasted
grain On the expedition from which returned
yesterday, they were four days without water, and
apparently without feeling the want Of it.
In the same letter, Mr.. Beale says
The next dispatch you will receive from me will
announce my arrival in California, and also the fact
OF my starting back on my return. Il
repeat that up to this point the road considering
its length and the fact that it is unbroken is the best
in all points in the world and that it will prove, in
spite of all opposition to the contrary the great emf
grant route to California. 1t cannot fail in this for it
is nearly two hundred miles shorter than any other
and the region around abounds with grass wood and
water, besides being very fertile in all parts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

GAME IN MINNEsoTA.-The st. Paul Times says q
young printer of that city, while out on his claim
only one week, shot eight deer and one bear
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
CHARLES G. BIER. WIZ q. srEPH
t. @. @. Bier. > Co.,

CHARLES c. BIER. WIZ a. STEPHENS Y
'-.~ q. @. Bier. > CO.,
No. s5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
w Manufacturers Of IN s4
The Patent Indestructible Water : Pipes,
PUN MBERS,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND sHEETIRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches uass-g
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash hand Basins and Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Snks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns; Beer Pumps etc. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHSTANDs, suitable for water
works without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large well selected ssso
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright Cocks of all
sizes Washstand Sink Buffers Shampoonng
for hot cold Lager Beer Cocks Sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all knds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
lngs, and Hose Pipes from inches Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has be the very best article now in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Stoves all
sizes to cook for families Of from persons
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY's DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FoRCEPuMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for valve-Thee Sizes Nos a prices S2O s35
and S50To raise from 81 perpendicular and
force the from 80 to ITO feet clear of the only
at the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale Also
Paror, Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
-An work done by warranted give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. G. BIER l. CO.,
OLE ly-2p3m No. 95 Camp street New Orleans.
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E. Career" COs,spnssy's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS

The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVERs
patents Of 1885, 1845 and s have permanently
Office and Warehouse No. 10 GRAvIER STREET, and
prepared to furnish Planters Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary detail It's advantages 9TH
ts pumbeess endorsements authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation and tc
make its adoption still more general. ..
ps 7p1y E. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
III. II. R,sckleu,

Al. II. buckley,
WATCHMAK
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers to his new
stock of r.I.. .- ~. ~.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
OF the latest styles and perfect workmanship The
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch for time
A large assortment Of
CHAINS, -
BREASTPINS, ."'
E5 EARRINGS,
MISC. SETS OF JEwELRY etc,
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINS.
THE FINEST PEBBLE SPECTAGLES.
Which offered at large reduction from
R Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4n
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SIX uNDRED cAPITAL PRIzEsi
Prizes exhibition at the adjoining H. Franko,s Jew
ery Store No. 6o Poydras the corner
Of Carondeet-next 10 G. c. wayland L Co.'s.
Al Prizes of One Hundred Dollars and upwards will be
cashed on demand at small discount ta
APrzes under One Hundred Dollars exchanged for other
goods if desired. .-t
nSA Prizes Of Watches and Clocks guaranteed for one
year to keep time t'@
ssrFor minute descriptions of Prizes, etc. etc. see hand
bills ..t1- r LOO a.
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ExoRxous DxvALcAr4ox.-Ths New YRk -
ing Post, Of Tie 18th. nyv:

SMALL Pox-The NsK Yosk Dfspafeh II ~ Isfa
says that for years there had n0t besn ~ a1y cass
Of small pcx in that city = during ~ so
weeks The disease, il nys, i fea1fdlIy ID ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

81. CHARIEs THEArkR.--Mr. and Mrs. Florence,
the burlesquers Of Irish and Yankee eccentricites,
make their first appearance for the season tonight
at the St. Charles. The pieces selected for the occa
sion are The Irish Emigrant,' a Lesson for Hns-
bands" and The Limerick Boy The Florences
are good in their way, and will doubtless draw we'll
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

HENDERSON & GAINES,
d2i 2ptJal % Canal street.
.H'esC Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs,
20 Camp strcet......... 40 Camp street,
Under the City Hotel, ". o.
u Fancy Acknowledgement
rArIER xAchE, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORE
LADIES' TOILET CASES,
q GENTLEMENs DRESSING CASES,
CABAs,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
ga CHESS,
- DoxIEoEs AND CANES
PORTE.NoNEAIEs,
SILVER, PEARL AND
~. SHE'LL CARD CASES.
SHELL COMBS OF EVERY VARIETY.
LUB1N's EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE, ty
SOAPS.
poNADEs AND
TOILET POWDERS
THE CELEBRATED FRANGIPANI PERFUMES, Elk
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE cUTLERY-.Pen, Pocket and Bowie Knives.
Z BRUsHEs-of every description.
Wholesale bsyers and city purchasers respectfully invited
to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Fine
Watches and Jewey eAFeuy repaied and Civ.
satisfaction.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
nA 2p4a 3. No. % Camp street.
J. G. fo1SDsxfEE. war eRAIsos. ". srzR
POtaaSsertes., Gs.aysOss s. Co.,
AUcT1oNEERs AND APPRArsERs STOCK. NOTE aSr
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
IS Commercial Place.
WM p. GRAYsOE, late Cashier Of the Bvnk Of New Or
leans will take charge Of the latter branch Of business
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
Read THIS !!

AfeNN 7HaS
NEW ORLEANS HRoNoMETER
.E. -.a-. AND Ilf+a4 rg
Watch Manufactory,
"a COMMERCIAL PLACE,
cHRoNoMETERs AND WATCHES made to order and
skillfully repaired 3l39q ~ z
Watchmakes need North to Europe to
new or difficult pieces made to Chronometers Watches
they can be furnished at reasonable rates.
N JAMES PASCAL.
nTrue Time determined by Transit Instrument n2I 2psm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

Genuine Grand TO,,abOIn
}.f Or
$12 ,OOO!
ON NEW PLAN
"a II H. r n a n X q 80
No. 1so PoYDRAs STREET
Tackefs q OO-Eoch Ts,p-o% . n-..,
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Chts,,'s Bi-s,slphite or Lime.

TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
beg leave call your attention the article of BIU
PHITE OF LIME manufactured by me- and respectfully so
cit your orders. ''
During past year have had erected Canal street such
works will in assuring that all the machin
necessary for making this article in perfection has been
constructed together with all the necessary buildings for so
Cooperage, etc. With such facilities hope make
good possible better article and ship in better order
than heretofore.
The highest market price will be paid for whisky barrels and
for barrels to be re6lled.
RICHARD H. CHINN,
o5 2p3m corner of ST. Charles and Union Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21


l Royal reet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercnrial
Syphitic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hnance
from business friends and guaranteed in
The unparalleled which has Dr. prac-
ce in al parts Of the United States and Euopethe many
cures he has effected which
able by the most eminent physicians juses offering
services 70 the confidence ofthe unfortunate The following
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per.
maneny eradicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Lons
cele, Cancers Ulcers Tumors Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the especially Of those
solitary habit which ruins the ed nS
ting them for either society viz Constitutional Ne
bily or lmpoency The following the sad and
Weakness Of Back Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness of
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Papitaon of Heart Dys
Mentally the fearful effects the are more 10 be-
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ies Depression Of
eff Solitude Tmidty etc. are some Of the evils produeed
All afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
not a to call on Dr. james and he at once restored perfect
health let no false decacy apply
from the awful and dreadful consequences
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vgor
restored.
Remember "The Medical House of Dr. James, is 80 Custom
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
Consultations strictly confidential. .u
PsRecent Of Gonorrhes cured in twenty hours
or no pay. DR.. -JAMEs,
ol ly 50 Customhouse street.
a. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
my plantation in American Bend Washington county
M Miss, negro named JACK yellow COMPLEXION q
s6 years old; when spoken speaks quick will pay One
Hundred Dollars for the delivery Of said boy his
confinement in Jail SO that ssa MAs gst hm
nl7 If GEO SMEDES CO., 1853 Common st.
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SCENES IN BOND STREET.

ms riacc rv again become nc scrbe Of attraction
oo~ OF people srorna al yesterday, and M "
NJ hoc- List evening, uoocdg went IA or out bat rsh
ws made 70 l5c door order - sec me incrl cha
roacr in tbs strange drama wstld come oi but enc Old
NJ appear saa Is uuaorstood inst jrtcs Dawson v4
NJ. eiu,s her n novs ipn she Thoroughly rcccve-od
y Ut iresailne he pco- gl. have received nosto 70
writ and unust leave IN few Days having - cfe o. nem
Nvs place put their heads Into no blow falls uron
nen severely indeed, young, bssutfui AMI attractive
hetr unprotected and foriorp condition ercses universal
symrshy but their unfortunate situation has no. shielded
sm rom Ire s,acss OF unprncipled soyundfels In the
wace linen, sho have slresdy commenced sending In
so,nyu letters and otherwise annoying them.
About bree O'Clock Helen len the house In order a.
Warned, " male arrangements for removing tho fur
N'ie, when rush made by black, white and every
c 70 zee her ~ Daniel D. Smith took her 70 the oars
ad Gar gres difficulty Ia getting her through crord
his ncxi person no left the houte wa. Mrs Barne,
@t rHes OF Mrs Cunningham; she eongn. a, hr,,
% GET oa' b. The beck way, through Beeosx srsa,
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visie OF the Importers Committee to tue
pu pllc gfDrca.

The oommi Zee Of lmi oIuug merchants visited The Ap.
prlsers Broa street yesterday accom- panoJ by
Mr. Sche, for the purpose or examining Into tner COIL
ton and sa,tfTrr themselves that the delays In psvpg
goods, OF which they complain DO not arso from any
neglect the part Of tho Cuson House oacn and hey
expressed themselves quito otnan wi be result Of their
visit TIE crowded OF The stores snpy accounting FOR
,hc difficulty under vhIsh hey have been AborDg In
TO afternoon they had ocrIol with the Collector in
hp oce, ari after some dtcso on they came 10 toe 5oa
clos Or that the best remedy the7 could secure pr-olt
b. be opud in awaiting themselves IL no provision,
Il . CIRCULAR hsued by Nr Sclt nearly north 40
which enabled them 10 elr ,oods from tia pu0
nc store NJ soon az ihey ,mined thus preventing
any accumulation Of packages.
Thai circular published In The HKlUD Of TIC 10Th Of
July. hBts toii)vs:-
Ocsro~ Ho5sr Ssv Yoar,
,,-.-.,,.,--- CoiixoToss Orfics, yolg Q ,s5l
sed ~ Hen acwei o,e se,re,,y o. 1s rrelsry % ne
"cn oSuseri given ny inpd,ers or ,heir sFsn w Sr,ug
70 he golesior h. p, .rch ,ndse OeloaSng y ss 40
uttered fo' Consumption, may be sem ~ u hsD bAse
g,s',d ,Issains on ser s!gepss ssa :, ss,s STa
such cases have lie mech dcvered
nine ad tas.d ~ TO- apprs.NrS VI sdi,s 90
vii D, ssr..sned ~ soon - essmln- ard rssed ~ Wa
sor,prs vho leslie 70 asvs rnerrhansse entered ~
hen1 10 hs- 'oree " sny oher place ~
pg.e vii "a a. Il. ocf ~ Sc 0nS, ss, So.
ss ~ ssss WIN nssss nv Ya
soou he IL Saind and passed be sert public
Deruy collector ri he in attendance A. the
re pho viii Issue he requisite delivery o-ers ps-ssx~
char be anned snd yass g. and that the said
"a strlc u enforced. AUGUSTUS sCifbL, Coiec,o.
- Tbe uerctspw seSms. never signed the berc
vked for BY TIE C)etSr bu, A. their meeting yesterday
they decided 10 30 40 without delay sod they accordingly
tgreed 10 tsue the folo wing card
CARD OF rHs INPozrsRs' c0Nwrrsy.
The commee appointed by the meeting OF merchsni q the
nchsrre On Nondav I'd inst have IN fay vsn5 tbs A.
prsetT stores N Broad ana The " heir exs
uson thr1t do rot hesitate 10 recommend A1a ippoegs
pased esnhsg's 70 them nine iaiely mr. examination W
order 70 relieve The stores guris rapidly posb- and
iberehv facilitate the husiness % N At departrnent
Importers may find the rtluee wp for heif xwnn ares
a. the sfnrek eepers Cffcs, No. IL Broed street.
INV yoRx, August l, 1851.
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MRS. CUNNINGHAM IN. A CURIOUS 20.
sTTrON

Ono or the counsel wbo bo been Sgciy conpsoed 9Th
NJ Cunnrgbams before iho Surrogate, gives ~
his opsip ina, the statutory oeace has been sucoc.y
committed by Ms. cunr nehan In her late atempt 10 ~;
or also er IN The rde eraic and oon1iiers inst tue
criy ~ sson when Tar 70 meyea, hc- due pun,b
nen wl be- upon the voris EogS b enti9e5 In No FOL
loving section CT thr statute -
Every perynr uho shall aran,saiv rr,sn,s an infant
aa.y rfslsr du4 n have been pe, whose On n
otits ai share a. per scusi euNte or 20 uh,rt
INV 'esl esiss vi ne n'sns niencep az DE nher
rrroua properly from peraen Wf1iy iled the c
eisi upon cp,YrIon De punished By hn prlsorrucnt IN
ktNie prison nc oxceear 2 sn ycars.
Now, " Mrs Curnirgham ~ss not MARRIED 4, Dr. Der
deli may DO held ihst her vy-a child you'll no, be On.
tilted 10 ay share &c, o; esste, ard consequently,
tba, srs Cunningham only produces a. Infant falsely
pretending Il IN been BORN of parents whose child
wooc cot, and could net, ia pcin OF s DO csasi 90
share, &C. OF en- esaie In accordance with hi. r,orpa
ton 10 mtke her offence punishable Under the ,tAtutl
must be proven that she married 10 M. Budc for
then only would her deed he sudulentv producing Of an
infant fabey preNndng 10 have been born Of psrerb
whose child would be en- tiled 70 share, So OF any
tate.
But this win pace Mrs Cunningham in suli moro %.
and novel position for upon the susgesun mr. above
stated the nsrct Attorney determined ~ said 10
lndct he accused MIRA. Burden Her own de- srsops
that che Mrs. Bsrde rvna face evidence Of II, 60
ste order ssvo horssf frora suffering tn, roray Of
The law, WIN bs o0rpeDei 70 proys positively and sails.
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AfrsIrs n, the aroonIyn s.vy Yard.

BosiDess a. he Navy Yard q. present 10 vey scfve,
over seventeen hundred mon being aoyed vishn the
walls Of the yad by tho day, IA addition to abou, $50
employ ed By tho year or month, In the various works
pnder way, COMPUTING repairs 10 ship, ,ongtrao-
ton and addition 10 buildings, building wals, ko
The pay roll of the day worzmen for ths .vo weasn
ending July 81, 1867, Amounted 70 about ss2 and for
the two weeks ending Juy is, to s.9,5os.
Tho ray roll IL made out eve,y two weeks Of .hose
who work by The day by the Clerk Of the Yard, ~.
Reed, who then scnds "a 9r Harris the earser Of
Yard sho, amer satisfy Ing himself that Tia MOUNTS, e.
contained the various ieGs correct, osys Tho
the opposite their respective pa1nes, Asss ;h. re
cepts therefor.
A. the end Of every quarter these ray rolls zen.
to the Navy Department. ss Wsahaso,, and trese e,sE'
Ell on file.
-gE wAa>6
Per day FOR worsmsn IN he Navy Yard 10 respectively
as folio .s-oiarsrmen oS s1pcrintendenn Of gags OF
workipgmep, twenty ave per cent moro than tho dsty
wages Of the whom they superiotead, ihnr varying
their wages from 81 20 20 o. 90 peR day.
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REV. MR.. MkpyINc-

While the rcttoas ffait OF the marriage or thu eSn Of
October has revived all the former pubI ,pere, in The
Bond rrest tragedy the worthy divine Who ,oemuized
that ceremony between Mrs Cunningham and the self.
called Or Burdell quietly rurszIug a that somew hat
famous place known ~ Chatham -Four Corners, In the vi.
cnsee Of the headquarters OF that sensible scot Who
"ucher msny nor arc sivon In marriage (asd con.e.
quensy DO not "produce heirs), the Shakers A, bls
rieroe may be necessary suspicion a. 70 Or
caiar having psrsopsted BurdeIl, We thlrk wen 10
notify Mr.. HaR OF bis Whereabouts.
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urenLIKn City NrNs..

bcA7n or HsirTB TIE Board met yertcri.y vterrccn
Re esua hour, ot orig Ads-n en- Van Ts; and scoos
-ers presso'. The Board then adjourned I'll Tucsda,
1oyt
scARo or FScIn bo5y, At ,aelr lac, meeting AL
joarred subjeot 10 the M or their ChSrmsp hut have
weeks They have nearly four hundred apphcl1ous for
Hcehser befo them unscod upon. nsr the dna' meet
log held toe temperance party Int nd 10 tse ueores
tie IAseuse law.
RonBxp-Toe premises Of Elijah D Davis, No o. Faion
street, we're entered about O'Clock 1hur,day nigh,
aod number o. Articles Of jewelry stolen tbereFrom
The house OF Mrs 8 ". Townsend, No t6s Washington
srot, Was robbed yesterday morning OF number "
sticies Of weaving apparel valued 81 about $500. No
cue 10 ITO perpcxppprs has been obtained
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MR. ECKEL.

Mr.. Eshel, shout whom 80 mach Interest gsibcrcd du
rrs The cyep,ns OF the surde 'racdys nov 10
the city, pursuing biz ordinary business and seemingly
taking hide niereu lbe last ovoIoPTcsrts In this extra
ordinary oase. Br. hh friends feel asarod that cvor7
susr'sop 81 his conn nc'y tSe murder clcs-od svw
~ the Tccen. disclosure The elsrFg faud OF the dos
rora'e woman with wboc name and crimes nc hsd ooco
sosocatcd, has lsrned speculation into channel Ia
seoh OF accessories 70 TIE foul deed. Nor att all i'm
prossbie that before the presep, investigation opcudei
SPECULATION will be changed into cersrty on that head
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MISS AUGUSTA CUNNINGHAM.

Ar We stated In yesterday HunlD, NILS augusta Qua
nnshsn scews completely prosirsted by this dis
grace hat has come upon her nanebe Is the personln
eaton OF GRIEF AMI ,rcche The slightest ausion to
u,e murder, the marriage, shc brth, she canno,
lure Either af the topics renew. her woe Her sister
Fop stalled her examination N oher day that Augusta
tnd been I'll for woesn before she is0 home she
ptcred yrbus fever Ne The cause Of her Illness. Hw
Won. system overthrow, AMI shc is really ooicc
Ter oorsm,sesa tioa. she ien B,nd stree, Monisy
ecruoon, before the sham confinement, a. declares that
shs xl rever return. Filsl affection may lave ndaccd
hcY to cling 10 Lsr mother and support her. " her
souls eopsrdy hu, tlst wc vher 10 rev. ci The vorld
va trsyod sgln.t her mother Who tlsne her for
thha Est against ul1 nov Contemplated raul che sccns
10 have daiarrodiy plated herself, ssd eher her
tho- resV- n Der icsed roolvo, fhe ABANDONED her,
vcGy properly, 10 hsg fso. Augusta reiaaus sih her
aunt rcspcc sbio ried lady In tsragop svonre b..
eycu hcre her vrched destIny prrsu,s hor Cor er
sesoe in lASy 5riBsn vpos the very unPlc,ssn!
ssrds cf The ppbllo.
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IRE CUNNINGHAM FARCE.


.EoieMl EXAMINATION Of MRS. CUNNINGHAM.
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inquest on Alexander Hoyd, who was shot on
Inst wednesday, HIorninz by HurgInrs.


The herald has fully reported all the particulars Of tits
case in s editions Of Thursday and yesterday srpng
The decc@ed upon whom tho nqnest called about
years Of sgo native OF rcsni, and blacksmith by
trade
The Coroner had Jury yesterday al The xtccnth
ward station house. and amer vesing tho body, notified
them thai 10 consequence OF the death Of tho deceased being
yet involved In mystery and tho officers being the
xaok Of some further dove OPENERS In order 10 ssss the
end, Of Justice and discover mo nuriercr, he would ad
lourD ths In qnest until O'Clock nes1 Monday week
The yoong man kundsy, rrosc 10 stIl st tho sixteenth
ward 'aiin bouse BE seems 20 take the matter coolly
10 not more t5sp is years OF ago spf sa.es he ku rvs
nothing shatever Of be Diasrtbat no len Frank
bell (snt iher Of the arrested arliar) half past
o'clo tina, night and 10 HE home Twenty skin
sro, besveeD Ionth ssd Eleventh avenues, about lsf
he Coro1er very active In the matter, and deserve,
much cfo Cor the Great soube he To- taking 70 havo the
porpelrslor OF this murder brought N j1suce.
srRY
Pardon White. 1872 Eshth avenue
sonn b,o izs scyaun ss ven, S
Dennis.., .,...,,....li 2 Tcst Eighteenth strcc<
Cco'te Q,ipoey. 2e3 sixth avenue
John DECKER. .l92 Seventh avenue
CnrhnpheI we lH.'..s.... S4I bre ndvaY.
Chaiie, haictS .........2.s hghh street.
released from cepdacmrnt there ,tl two suspected
parties roani At the xontn ward station house their
names are - Campbcu aud Eisard isndr.gan ne
psiol vi n which tho deccase1 no, OF Aliens
sir barrel reTovors OF the ntos of which vas bro
kencT
est mor,su examination Of tho boiv was made By
nrr pfapot, Hey ocod, ConSo and Wolfe rhoy founf
fur - oi wounds Ia ths anterior - the chest two or
which we're n ncra,ug, the osher sups'icin Tue Que
wos -four pchcs u the right o. the l. nipple cl e 70 to
s,eTnur nis vx snrro nded by black circle, burnt
By powder, which was tro inches Ia dsneier from tts
wo nd blood and ar CSC escaping, showing pcrioreor
offie hng Tho second wound OF The sane sIs ~.
pthot from tho top Of ernum, and three inches IS TIE
lc OF the ign, nipple one OF The superficial ~ouuds 90
soyrd toe ripb pipt e and the other entered toe In
ncnsle vicinity mrocon OF the bstls1 The first oassj
oth Fey through he anterior ncdeastcnum, catering The
len noTcer OF tho lido l,be OF the right lunt rssug
.hrough me lupRs and racur ng u e,1 tie txn m
'odg ne Va tho IperiCr usculsr boundary " the ai
sy = adop. The second bsll cstoit.t 10 he ou"tn
ipereos'h srsce 10 The rgt o. che rtorhum en- tssec
tbIongh me pper BODY OF llo lrfer Or l06e making u
eNist bOush tho of-i frosal spacc, $50 chez poe
ieor g TIE fsi bah, 40 loikci IN no oame roeco fho
rtt niuol cavity Ordained urea yu,s cf blood. Thee
iJsIics were b9 cspse of death,
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DOCTOR ROBERTA.

Bond street dentist, PANIED Rooets, figured coRside-
raby on the murder trial mportsnt the
eelasce, and ss fs,end Of the Cum irghsns family. II
bad been even rnmoved 'has he sutton for Mss An
sUss's hand, bustsis he formally densd BE vas
ON Saturday and Sunday Psonsbl he po~ rarslizius
nhs Mr. Marvine and that his aSsenoe from tho city
accidental and in no sAy conpeoGed with th;s case
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actoy to ary mat shs aot, In fact, srreito Tar"
vey Bardel sho probably s better qualified % 10 us
than any one ehe s5e may auerpt Il, hg he question
eth remains, win lt save herr