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New Or,esrs for Havrs u inst BD AN iat .so7 Inn q, -
passed seAusbip bit Higgins sence tor scon ~ q
and Havre, RonR 81 reu end0is An psss.d -
81 snsbip Atlantic VdrdGe herc- cw liverpool vsnd rsf
Bosto. ma NJ
Bari Lucy Ann Cof Newpor) C.rrsn Cardsr a. VI a..
With srs.r ana moaosss TO Harmopys Nephews %; vs
Rsrl 2 CASTOR Maxwell St Thomas VIA New Havsu,
VIII mds- 10 ordsy
Brig Trusio Mnl'bsn Port Prin ~ Is days With ,o
wood DO 70 Hasesd Chsmberair To- vu'y q hAra
h1e hore the sw reef o. Iusvua apparently An errsn
Ard gnue on that n,ng had her massi set wrsukng
scsr WIS living near her.
Rrig Louisa Roou, Gre.nl. C>-denss Julv ~ VIII,
% Ravens Co 9Th INT la 81, on 70 NJ smoke brig
Henl Osvver FROM Mstspxss for Boson Tor Port'-ndl
rg Cbsr'os'e fsr, Sharp, Aur rayes 70 dAyA with log
wood tn p Nevns Son
q Brig Orion Smith. Franklin, Ne SdAys with spars 10 70
schr Lchn Inward. Baier Dorchester NJ
MIR Frs' css. He eyk &c. New bern raya
s ssSr ,,c1sp nave rrssns wssh.gon DAYS
scbr american Williams, Hartford, NC, dayA
schr Airline Hopper Calais days.
sc amer A%sr" ;o Belle Cssse Boston. DAYS
erhr YIN Nssrp. Staples rarnon
Sctr wbiat'e-, Bvisbee rauntcn.
&hr s Tear Ofok Taunton.
Schr Fer Ret a. Sullivan, Rrs,o, RI
S.hr rtnrsyIvsriA Fo'tcn Norwich 'or Ra- dout.
schr I'm Csmu. ssmmts Derby p,"mnnt
Sry Ghsri.y Peary. albany for srsapeo.-t
schr B,andv~'ne Wheeler, Albsnv to sew HAVEN,
Hlo,p Hnrdscrabbe Simmors New BEDFORD
slosn W ~ Naugnm. Russell. TAUNTON.
S'eamer Delaware Copee. Pbilade,rh,s
Steamer p0r rska Oushmap New Redford
steamer Westcheser. Usrs Providence
ps Tsmach or snd for Bremen: Louis NAPOLEON O, and
for Hamburg. " '"'
Wind dun ing the dsv from NE tos.
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State Teachers' Association.
OUR BISGRAMruN CORRESPONDENCE

BNGHAsroy, August 4, 1857.
Tie State Teachers Association met ., Brigham Hall at
10 A. N. Toe President, ". Valentine, Of Brooklyn
took the chair and offered by Rev Nr 81 nson
Mr. " then gave his annual address history Of
the society and he to euogze the several
e.idens, most OF whom Official station and
honorable distinction. he paid particular tribute
last President, L. Ha1eltne, the hero OF the Himes
anahemas. He also commented the disturbing causes
which times had unavoraby affected the prosperity Of
the aseociAuoD-woman's rights one Of these; per-
scnaty 10 discussion ~as another.
Cochrane OF the omal school, and osAer wores Of the
educational puoEc, were present
In inc afternoon the President resumed the chair and
announced that O'Clock pest, and they
would be punctual; Rev. D. Mayo, Of Albany, 10.
oduced and dehveroa IN address on education in the Eu
pire SA;e, which he pronounced foremost among the
saos Tho address was long rather tedious able, though
rather uAnscendental
The President announced q series OF committees
Susan b. Anthony now obtained the floor, In spite or the
President She wa armed with series OF buttons Of
the nre eating stamp The Or denounced dstpcous 10
schools between children OF different oolo The second
belsbored the Safe Normal Schoo. Tor removing pupil
found t, be part OF African blood The III I'd denounced
the OF Mr. Hazelrne for not publicly best, wing
diplomas the coored graduates In the female Normal
school The fourth censured the omission 10 invite the
the spr, OF the bred scou decision which dec AIRED thai
negroes had no rights which white men bound 70
respect.
An attempt made 10 pas tnom by Q silent yste.
This failed. A next attempt made % vote on them
separately. Amid these efforts ano.her motion wa 70.
cc!ved 70 commit them 10 special committee The Prcsi
dent got 'aiy embarrassed and put out Of coucnKnce by
the overp&s NC Of parliamentary rules. Miss Anthony
and Messrs Critenden la, ies Fowler ElIgo,t Bulky
and other shAi cd In the dscourses rather ludi
Dr. Lambert spoke zeaoray In favor Of mixed schools,
and Was warmly spplsuded.
Miss Anthony denounced the negro schools formerly In
Rochester.
Al cpgth the ,narl -as tsentangiod By rulrg sevcral
motions 10 be ou OF orier deciding to refer the
series 70 special comm ttee This being done, the com
m!ec appointed, which done, two ladies' were added
TO 10.
Thee u fun ahead.
Mr. aszeitine has warm sympathy In bis coatro-ersy
wi the ri5uns, bu. the majority negro vorshippcrs
and down every thing not veil dyed IN tho WOOL
The President asauab. at, htle, mana barneurner
and Intrinsic OF Van Dyok. Hn skill In a may
be good bus he quito keep up with susan b. An
mony and tho radicals.
Professor Io~ler, of Roc hester Uplvcrsty delivered
address In the evenipg-learned able and well attended
II war the best effort Of the day. bat far the In esctda
treat has been chOoer than In lines pAs But q storm
does not come / am mistaken.
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no dsubug The purity Of intention or he happy AZURE
o. soe resuits Bad y this city D. there been grow
rk onates cv the better for hs ss quarter Of century
me As'sohahed Church has bsen . great curse this
owhe 70 the sppcpemeua Of 70 mSny good 70 impor
ami posuos: Bshops Deans oso BY Lord Palmerson,
bury there 10 quite reconciliation Of evangelical effort
goirg forward Even the Bishops OF London and Car
isle rave come Out In favor q preaching the open
tco,sbmen ard scandal OF all he Pueeyes and other high
churchmsn heyd aoacita from the new Dean OF
Carlisle last evening N the srest Exeter Tall vas heard
h deep attention by 600 people most or them Of the
CLOVER clauses" ~ they call 'hem here The devotional
services abort, simple ard excellent The singing
pleased me greail 1T heart and universal
But must ray that heard far better sermon In the
mofprg from the Rev. W. Spurgeon, whose fame 10 so
sreat Dor 90 wonder stM he kno how to each To
the mastes He has slept sne voice and pleasant
peaynce he pours forth his soul In strong
nage, with great force and plaiuees More than 1000
people heard him with the deepest attention TO the last
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visit OF fhe mnssnch s,.tu zinsnouse Cover
pors 20 slRokNelrs aud y sndsirs I.Isnsls.


VICE TO snyor TOD dOl,ssl os Of uo COMMON corn
cI f-osl s<son. somo pine age VISITED no p,tlsa,ons
urasr nc otsso n he B,Ns q Ten Governor, they
we're 90 wei plca,ed with ne general workings Of them
,hai ucy determined bal Is Ettio1ea sho lave super.
vision over the institution of sm7v ua.uro IN Mas,a.
chrsc,,. should come 10 Nov Yotsna vi,'t psotvelt
rrr Randa1r Issnos for thCmstlvos order that uey
might lie ytfFouay yant o. no rtuegcfneut ~ tic
a-, lptonr, 90 tbs many Of TIE uIrNfnonls that are
row si,. Cd might be carried OF Ia The sle Ansbca,e
VIZ ~, Si,.t N view there arri-sf n ths c,,-
y-'ss~ gor,psS5 n ssni'suer. ooUpflsing ". T. 81
Msaservq per eac eui y Tie W. .a.reu. .,sio Arm,
horse vbi ct In located Al tcxkesr' \, US hisha Hun
n ai chg ard aiso Lsu, eovornnr 4 Nv Sac ~ S.s
~erhu-sitrl; Ne Jo,sb q Ioshosy, II iOHen sud Ir.
CeorIo Pc az, editor q tso A-10rcr kiu~,ls Thefs
,h 60 geu,t n, ere thc Irspasors 0, uo
Stz-c Alnlfbeuse They acc upaalsd by Me- Come
hls Cnnirg, % Wet Rugtvfy.
Gov Godfrey q 6uuuer, lrssde,, a the R,srd % Ton
goyCTnor,, Gov Oliver, Rev NJ Fox, ana Dr Johnson,
irem Eeivue Hospital accom- Atied The aensianen N
Their tour hroegh We yarout in Co.'s The Ass isco
visited The Bellevue Htfli, icA Of Tsaniy seycnh
street., whore they were ,hcvn mo vile baby Of CInning
Lam nctoriey. They then proceeded % Blacsvells
u ao6, And examined the va our 5ur in2 from tas
ppapuox BostWL 10 tho Luuaiic A,shi n cext they
went 10 Rsntsfs isart. The boys we~0 ont IN their
every Gay hsblime Dts. and received Toe company with
chosrf At the wharf The fuest bcn walked N mo rcs
deuco of The WARDEN Of The island Nr Ediidgs where
they dped and ,rert very plea.sn, Tse gentle
we're grea's rIe"ed with the soy,, Who parsded 10
f,ont Of M Edrdss's house, they were reviewed
Ore Of The boys who ociates tscasions nsmei
vsrer Ryan, velcomed The visiter. Cheers were gves
r the Pre,dent NJ the BOARD NJ Gu nther ater ren ".
lag his hank, introduced the Hon Eli.hs Hiptugtou
Mr surfing sToke 10 the boys and told them thai he
vas better pased .ith the noys Rspdsns leland than
Nth any the other insttu ins be had visited Brief
srsecbcs we're subsequently, mate by Gov Oliver Rev.
Tr ros, NJ. Foster and Mr. beserve, Ser viii, III the
'ter building. the island under he supervisors Of Mr.
Farldee were examined and the gentlemen returned 70
peicvuA Thar ytro 10 leave In NE morning for home
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TO TIE EDITOR or rsE HERALD.

NEW YosE, August 8, fs5..
The writer OF this perceived with great reg -c In yestor.
days HrsD that the committee OF importer. selected Cor
the purpose o. investigating certain abuses In the Cusc
House ard proposing for romedyng the ,anl
have 10 the oopcluson recommend The plan Of the
Collector; - deliver ke mcorer, oil exam ned r'ods
bv custom House carmen which plan or roqGoa o, TIE
Collector having been signed l3b July by over
800 Importer has proved or utter failure.
Ever since the Jay the writer aligned thai fcluct he has
not received sne single examined cc By Custom Hoe,e
employees; bat tnJ by hi, own carmeu who, by din, Of
perseverance,. and aor delay Of 70 fourteen
days. ,ucceedsd In exuioung bs cases iron The Faro
house labyrinth
The inye,rssiiut committee, IL thur limiting ther Ia
tors b. the proToa Of mcsEure FOR delivering gods
ihsn be evil Itself and prcpounrl 20 By al I'm
pcrers who hav 'eady tried bsvo ost sight OF oil
minor evils which 5osei the path Of tie importer, ana
drive him almost IN dttrair
A Few examples from s, own e,psriencs during The
now regime vii Give ldes Ct he many grievances
ihG arc actually exstng, an which he Investigating
rhtoe have 0, even touSed upou IN sber report
j, an or'ier Zoe delivery being lnsio oct With tue
Iaa,r Of ipe Gaze, I'll wrong Rsy u proou a pcn
order, two days
2 several ORDERS 20 delivery bong ios On beir PAL
rsge from olce 70 Office Drsy m haptBs ar tho lot
oros aid rrouring Ier oriCrs, q week
3 orders male o, Ia tue o. smother arr, AID
'ae 'cr5cnla discovery Of The mistake amer . gecss
ccley.
Those instance, M gbt be multiplied "a r,ssslg- bu,
hey sbea5y han sufce en- " ormplsnt
n he opinion Of toe writer al OF ai IN ee si,h VIC
be hs ocnvcrs1d o. the subes he only elc yr ronc'y
fos AL these grievance. wcall c0rs, In the spppn.nesi
q; 90 sble energetic supevi-oF o. toe delivery tcps'i
f1eut vel acquainted Tnh ne Carrn Hove tusinJy
snd vnchoH ~, wLSs Ecis klv sh2nid oocsl.i in ~
rtsiiiehairg 9e deliveries rom ~ nrVSs ~ VIC Vut
por t,ls psrpose petition gssI ny majority ~ ,ha
Ees York Importers yscd bs tisI ossed 70 mo spes
"a. Ola fsve.,ga,irr committee or new ors s-es:
Cd ~ that pr-po~o will Ter ,ois propsion, the -cr
believes THAI order nay STU be brough, ITO "a, nus
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sTrANpRs TO AID from havana.
PHrIprrFHIt-rrnHi No yorh - arriving H,vsns 20
and New ertsos lln Prom New Orl.sns 2h, H,sAns 81
or1srr crTr-froT ssw ycrt IN o. ,Acs monh arriving
q, hsv.ns la and Noble .h Prom Mobile Td, Hs-tns
syor kes Ysrf l9h arriving Al Hsvaua l7,,
.ns Ne. lvssns is6 vror New orlesns ga Havana sSh
~ .s5Is, NV TGTs ya-s l7 .i-r usv,n, sd
Se Wv o,eas,s rrcn .'s- orleAr' 9Th H"'An' "h'
s,ay w,r,,epy ISa New Yus 7Tih sryss Is-ars
u adj or,ssst g Fy y rev oe'us ION, Ravns
Il!Ir-Er9s ns,,i..'ca 81 md inA aae 81 I.yo,
sss fVS aa'H''. ga and xb, due a. Ess Tss iSta
Tln The nove dates rs on Sunday Inc steamers VIII
% Monday except from New OrlssnA
THE OVERLAND MAIL I'D INDIA AND CHINA.
TIE following nsy be Of % tose having correspond
ise mai iea7e, Southampton The 81 and s.a OF eNos
Arrives Glsrher sb I've oh and $50 Of sAs r,gnu.
tr1vef "a saim about ne iAf and NOR of fnouh
Arrives about he 18Th Of ard 81 o. fo
Gesysr tds, .bor. The sn and sh ch Of
Arrives about tho 18th asia Of s.me aud lea o.
astss sds5 aSomS te h or I'm Of sane ane DAY Of Ar
rival for Bou bay and iltb 70 1sh for uhils ~
Ipcsn Nav steamer arrives a. ombay sbont the ~ ~ ~
snd steamer arrives At PORT oe Gale about the GA or
Leave Point De oss Pho Penang SANE day n N,
geauner hrs already arrived which tskes DE mail on.
arrives ~ Po f-rsns about the lzh I3n and San CO
Arrives SINGAPORE sbou, the is le and is or Ia, Of
Iesvss singapore about u hours tner arrival
.ivs ., Borg Kong about Tie I'D or 74h and ss lch
caves nsrt day for sharehse.
Two mails Leave Englsnd-one the ah Sth Of each
nouthvs k.rseiles and strives At Alexandria about The
time A. the souihamp mail
AIsASAo vpw yoss-run DAT.
.ys s,ss ,~crr NJ =
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THE CUNNINGHAM FALSE PEnSoNATIo.
CASE.


20 rHc sprToA OF ruE HERALD.
have seer yuur COLI ms several specuhuous the
rtect OF the ieral oinrt..y o; Mr.. Cunningham By
e. Der recoit oo produce fale her % ne
Bzrdel esxie u Dorc Of hem IN my jcdg nert has
lie po, vital port IN issue been evolved contend that
Ma hM DC. committed any sfcace vti.svcr, and
ser bat ,he sbord be oonvictct hereafter sic would
b. victim o. prejudice sni not Of justice deinod by
Pc az. Tie Ds.ris Attorney hAs bee ton trsy, his
neo drpms vel sO,en up n al "a psrs, o-c,vt Ia
"a. -, sHt watch WIS Just sboSi premature were
~ Cunningham, labor rains nc should have becn
rer-Atied v have p>ssed " ocuyaleseroe voont tie
~ A. srU gl'cPe hat cry rap s'iaChcd " her
H-t.l y huuar D'ooeb'lty .ho vogid have lasen
e ~ sief io- The erf1 cement o. the sssumei st-
" M Cao - 'ht oss3o rhcn ste would have brrJshi
q 81 sil . us ca " sslch de6Des ate rple; ~ IN
11.' 70 = hsi -old hsvC been ruch 40 overt ~ To-
y srer re rcnr.s q ne IN Z rscp VIZ the Hure.
ts o o 'NNe hi'-, a. r0l.- render Ter Liable W BE-
90 ga po..i % pLer ! os-e referred ,,C,,s. an
tHcitel Stto0s, non M rder rsut arcsry r.,s..,
~ H',.o me 2. iWci ard 'oreen hota Of ire To-
soFne etmenvl-e, l'ra tu-pav b, 4.
-. ~tsrvi 90 % tHss, rgfeile.s -
a., rrf-1l on ros car U1rsgn lnsist Mi wtnOvi Fomo
- nf IoriO n, Dr. w lcgtl, cI N CHER woes ~
e., ~ ~ h. oryili5uf e. &c rt,rrt car Be htd
~rcr, On o. rireacro' CO.., eithor - connoo s- ~
r,,- .gy 80 ~ re m Ne. % Mrr Crnn agbar 10 ".
yarry is. chlld rsd been ON Ct hrr boiy al ia,
p de- VS. Hs 'Aiter, sre sIimins' Ssepccs Aac ~
80 bu 10, co-lrrtpi, nor si'l,-'sa e t.r-a,. AM
.-.srv, agast any psrsps riefos,oi N me e.aso u
? r5c M r-sios, sry portion % re estate Htt toe
ee,s OF o. e-f encc and row ouN tr s1t ~ M.
vrN Tue c,,a.e hore in G. ,trce d"Tti'rs motive or
i.s,l e'r ne absence Of aBtihe n" never run se,
"a, he iEtent
srs1e turs aF order 70 Be Iradc 81 Tie appliance of
" svo-ed purpose Of tresk'ng NO de HsE.,n ofh 20
a. Trlop rtree, At ngbt ard be arre,tst sbe side
-,N Nofore ha ing made sny us'e-Ft 70 force al en-
a. 7s> We could noi be OOnvictcc. The las Va a. b.
rs,lis dscare. that every minute 81 ne ON TIE Brs
sosar intent N commit c-iuins chcncs up 70
a. sctusl tespass, N be lo-a p-sors0 OF rl.ce o.
peni .nc'hu. ing that this peniepce nigh inter.
were even TIE Hfy ninth minute o' the eleventh hodr
say robing o. he anomalies position 10 which re pro
secuicn ~ould be placed should the srrrceate d3cIe
bai Mrt Q ga. ne married " Burdell Thee y NJ
dewitt bus that declarations " the ensf ihet th'g
RED could be sven In evidence Against Der, aod
fhs coud plead The surrorses decree 70 the conway
m oa' Bot suppose her n be convicted, and SUPP 90
we surroga DECIDE. th. there marriage and she
should IN 18th appeal 70 the supreme Onurf bow
rcuia nS,ierp hen s,.rdf LEX LOU
10 rHs EDITOR OF THs HERALD.
T1,re POINT soou, the Burden which appears
snaSnourAte, uzs-'bs marriage Of Mrs.. Cunningham
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THE LAW IN THE GAZE.

10 TIE BDIrOR W rHa HhRALD.
Dangerous II Is for people Who do not understand the
law and Ia spirit to write about 1t.
One Of the papers Of today discovers that the guilt
of Mrs. Cunningham In producing" hotiu p,stau.
nous oSpring rests entire the decision Of The
rosate to her marriage "n" says this journal az be
decided that's not married then crime viii have
been committed for although she succeeded iu her
signs, the child would have claim upon the dosor's
property"
Now before We can adopt this law must under
aud that the decision OF the Surrogate would conclude
the claims Of he child {, s paternity heirship and title
to the real personal er;ate, II would affect Nrr
CunninghAm cRns TO her share o. the persona estate
The hAnds OF The public administrator, her right OF
dover In the PEAL estate
The estion before the Surrogate on her claim
administrator Of the personal eet,ie Of Dr. Buriel ra,s
true oegete the uq airy whether she married, and
the deoikien OF the Surrogate, veEe would conclude
her that Bus the decision would no. produce
general or ompipotent effect.
The child party % this sppl .anoo OF Ms Gun.
ntngosm FOR sdminstra.iol II does not belong 70 the
Surrogate TO decide on his paternity, so az 70 aft CT his
fore, b. the aid guardian the little actual
fictitious being viii be free push ,9 claim the whole
Of the real esste and to his ostbuve share Of the per
son unaffected by The dec.on Of the Surrog ate
on this application fY Administration
Bis Honor's decision, tha. Dr. Bcrdel and Mrs Gun.
nngham were Not married II so II should be, might In
duce the present generation 10 js him belief
that But that has nothing to do 18th the guilt
and OF proe uciug and causing the personaon Of
ocatous and spurious heir 10 tho uhsr snce rasmucb
tho right and clam Of the alleged heir srli exist
left open trial and judicial nvesg alton In hs tame
to the injury OF the fghtful heirs whose legitimate lube
rance thus put in doubt aud eo ardy by false and
tous heir which toe offence ,hs, the fesgas
prevent and punish TIE Surrogaies opinion that there
marriage would only render the production OF the
fictitious heir the more daring and dAgtous
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THE RiuRoAD ACcrDsyr sBAs CoLossoep',
". Tho so4dent on toe Wilmington AMI weldon Raj
rad, Gcidiboro', TUESDAY. th tat us occs
sune' ~ tae breaksps Of axle Of Tue etgne. W.
Harbour, ~ North Carolina, lind both tnlgns baay
crushed, sni Is pot ezpecied ~ survive ny. IN.e
agent Of Adam Eryress wSs .yo badly hurt Csr,s,1
Ius, = Wilmington. conductor browning, Eis Bel VI
" Thonss Cronein ard sis'er, OF Mon gonery, ~ /,
Ma several dbers we're slghy injured. hfs Mnhnghi,
~ thsri 'ston, ps dangerously hart. TOE Wilningnr
Herald -a!s the vsn got ~Hh,u shori distance On mo
feeue 70 oyer yellow Marrh, eight iney his soc OF
Godsboro vhen the arie Of the driving wheel OF The ".
conceive broke The enslaeer 6ndn g n mvossioe W
stop tbe cas- ofore reaching The se work, enfea oret
" rush the train over and enbsnkmept on the
0ntr zoe. The ptste .ork al his point IL short, bot
some twenty on twenty n 70 feet In height The train
passed over but jug DID the cars sere brorn OF
the track ard down the embsnkm nj, locomotive tn It's
d,sbleo state tearing portion Of the snspers ana
rsl. TIE engine and tender remained upcu the -ack
The baggage car rolled down the gully. me smoking
roed over several times come dis,sncc from the
roa1 the passenger cars, containing tone twenty
thirty passenger, were throsn OF, The t1 one roErs
over several tless TIE cars we're kl sDsssed w.
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TIE STOOL PIGEON .ME IN THE BURDELL
CASE
TO TIE HprrcR OF TIE HERALD.

TO TIE BDrrcR on TIE HERALD.
amuhsreously with the tmpoi nent Of such means ~
We District Auosney has chosen 70 ensrap Mrs Cunning
ban there Always comes public expression OF doubt
o the pro sriety OF such . Nearly every high
minded man 70 shYink from what 10 kno the
"soo pigeon game Which Ia often pFsotced by the
odcers Of the law and the question seriously raised
whether by inducing the accused 70 cine the officers
not then % Ives liable
d. no uncomnon thing for policemen 70 be on intimate
ms tn notorious criminal characters and the surprise
vhsh naturally expressed BY good citizens Is queIed
by ruh this where the ocer In
AID be Gil nder In the very A. But Il very often hap
pens evipced bat few d. since In the OF
poceraan bo bSd under hrraus Of exposure exorted
money from burglar, tnsl he OHIO ~ Of the Ia nof only
On, end 10 favor Ia. rlaas hot o-n DO 90 IN -ealT
u net iheref dangerous . extent 10 the officers %
7ucsiopsble priy ege7 What innocent sae from
he Vaccinations Of cons orators under buch . system
TIE REGARD rs BY &C from where honor
Able have been led ny stool pgeous or pretended
accsssries into the 60 omission Of acts which they bad
rcsrce.ahlc cnyraver ~ho .as employed by shador'
sc ensrsve q medicine label which roscmpcd another
label and the por ergravor was prosecuted The matter
10 the pewepa ,e-r, and procured some gratu
nus adv t,ng FOR The medicine men al The expense Of
NE Innocent cnErrvgr reputation. Tie celo1ra cd Dry
which cyered 30 muc1 stir 10 this city few years
npce aDother nriancr T The stool pigeon game,
lhouxh 10 tnli Gaze ungucces.ful II may he sAlay
asAercd that 10 where the officers OF toe la~
have opp7runiy 70 pss these means 70 ensp an Of
Zen jcr here eJ ooporuntdss 10 uatcn ana wait or
pHes1 q e" master ~ Inactivity
Ilks cunnh gh4ms Ease, there can be doubt that
abe psse~soo The requi,le caracv for carrying out her
ptan and all ina W. Ba1 reed have dore VAS simply 10
Yah for dyloslen Thore no oCcssop for active
p>ruC rs,on In the csrcmplaed crime, In my Judge
mc1t ought the o.Ecera of the las ever be ao sed 70
way, either cirecay indirectly, for any real or pro
teraed purpose. L.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
ship Lamar Bradley LONDON, ~ days Win ~ase ~ ~
ca passengers, 70 Durham DsnOn. suly ~ lat ~ - -
10 exchanged signals shp Highland rhef DO me ~,
18th lat ~ ~ lon spoke chip johanna whelnire 49,
Batavia o. ADD for Rrer rh lat a H. Ion 20 ~
Br bavh Kitty, bound O. =. -. .,u-.,,..
Bark izof, sirmons ser'one June ~ IA vsrv
/ sbt winds and Gains whole psssaffs July 10 ~ ~
kn y n woks bark yoan Hows o. beusN " '"ssHW@
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DIR. WALTER r. ROBERTS.

10 not true stated, that tails gentleman rust
ans In the country; he ww In Boeon at the Dental Con
vocop when be learned Of this mater and nrsl did
bel We Il; he true friend 10 Nrs Cunningham and
at bis request Thai Judge Dean took up her
Believing be completely and entirely innocent Of the
morder no expressed his discrimination to Assist her even
10 sis last cent required but the aymson Of the
bah story has completely dsgurtsd him, and he declines
havrg anything further 4, do wn her, believing her to
bad woman His brother, Dr. A. L. Roberts, and he
have doaept sices this question, but they
are nkey 70 ha -rnonise again; Or A. l. Roberts
bcaxoed In the with Mrs C. for ten months and has
had good opportunity N the fa nIy ana draw his
ocu IONS b, ~hle be dos ma spesk well o. Mrs O.
h. speaks very hi hy Of the daughters VII he believes
10 be ytytuous u risbt and poraele young ~omeu II
aid that Dr. Uhl win be placed his defence before tho
Academy OF Medicine this evening,
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NO. 100 ELM STREET.

Tfe house 100 Elm street partially psrtaking OF the no
sw,ety OF 81 Bond street v1ers Of beth
sanity calling ,here-the inf dropping down 10
beAser beer cellar ard aer psrahing Of visers beve
rage ask a. favor 10 be shown the apartments which
furnished for the Cunning baby. Tue German
Scneraly takes them up the back vav and there
he second floor the apartments With entsAnos
~ the landing One # the Ia about ~ 20, white
Ms other about Is by o. Vses . humorous fellow
svgh In bis ~ay-he chalk the Identical basket
his counter and should not he surprised he,were
b b-ve neg born baby pante rign board IN oace
h. door. His friends say money could be made by
the o, Grafton.