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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14

rsc,.,..,so s.1b 3 cents 20 81 boys ss 81 70
a. ss,ss ~ nen and .ik as gloves, h61cker
kefs ami eve s-tce q flru shng goods suited to gen
tems1s warirDbe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

alNN 'LPs-st r--o,s. II
aty. s@"ssps o. -
| RILI-rs ~ 'RHsA~,s q. r..
ss~s yc0s 3D. usatA-. AL Jass hhH
ROskerS-Os r.<> ssy rnraiss h,r.,.
Csti siiIS CT Js~es ksSct. a. 81 essssaptisO
a0tEo-In Past rr-,.t's. sr,. Fsssyx NEG Ss
Ausv.'u, soneo. Ma ssy. haes D. 49,. ~ vTe
uon,hs sbt IS tAys ~'s ~ ysaa
S6EEHAS-ol Ts~dAy a.-cs 10 His, N..,
Dsl.e soe~esn eecesset. native q IseiaaS .e
PaTsk Of CbuIck Vsx,
SrkPsON-At Sesut n j. On Nsa., N.x,A q u.~
SHPson. sEtd a yeGs
sToDDASp-In srOokiyn. OF w-ane.d.y Marsh IL A..
Stoccsrd. " the o,h year hex
Tie rvlsiyvs and feats Of the respectfully lsvl
s,eIt ihc fusera services the e.
law hT Sac u-. Eos- firs P'so~ third tIoa s1.S
stree. frda, the ISfh last ,t o'clock D -
The loey IL b. tai 70 ks H.yen Ns.s TOT iase<usoI
TskE-A, Fc't alley K.rsu Territory y.b Is Lieal Arsar
Dcns lson Tire o. TIE Urit-c aes Dptoo.s He -
every bs in toe Mexican wsr except ope and wsan
ed Il tie eele ann q, Molina dc. Reg.
IttNER-os Wedh-sdsy March II, Asry Isabella 49,
esutn'er CT Jss~E Marion rurney. ascd ~
The rrncs ard relatives respectfully invited
nnerI on Friday nteruocn. the asa iDst o'eiosk -
Ho nc tesurne ~ ter rgrts No SBtsoa stres n Xs
WALhEK-A E,shett port, J. Prisy nscA e
sSlft I've, esfine IL. ed-ss daazhtet of osvtA ssA
ssnIdsy. March J. OF scsle vsr Ch.les W. ssy ssa q
The shove David ana FIsees l.. WALKER sxel 1 yess q
north, ~ 4 II csys
wEENS-At hidelctown Poiu. Monmouth cec.t, n L. -
Mosisy March In lhe IS year Of hls ses AbfsAss
WeeAs formerly cf this city
YOUNG-At Bethel Msite on Saturday Feb. IL Ma CtsA
widow OF the late Natal Young formerly Of Norway sss<
nd 7 uopthA
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KINGS COUNTY srRRoGArE,s coURr-M.scHn-B


WILL OF An UNMARRIED WOMAN AFTER CONERrIRt
In the Of the will OF Lsynls slwe. formerly La
vnis Degrof now deceased
On the I'D day of January 1855, the said l4avnls
Desrof being then unmarried made snd executed the will IN
question.
Isaac W Siws and by him bad chid who born May
1856, ard lived but few hours after its birth.
On the An day Of August 1855, Lsvna Sillwe the said
wife and mother died esyins ,uyvos her said husband and
brothers, sisters ephews aud neccs BIZ marriage settle
ment. the wife had power make will after marriage.
TIE CoURT-Ths will. belt made before coverture does
under the mentioned in the nuptA
tract
The statutes Of lsB and 1919 giving married women seps
rate right TO their property power dispose Of the
by will des not rerea tue statute that vii ek chted
"by sr shall be deemed revoked by her sub
" sequeLt msusge"
That the will the said Lavps Stwe being made before
her Aforesaid revoked by her subsequent mar
rage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
BgOoKLYN CITY cOURr-MAsea s-Befsrs I've Hen. 4
y crLyts. without 4 Jury.
George " Brown AT. Lonss Pickering sai site sal C.

BROOKLYN CITY COIRI-NkECa before tre hen +.
n crLVts without Jury.
George " Brown AT Lonns fokeTins sas siis 81 l. n
This Gaze which will BE- recole ted ss the case 10
the late Webster Fire lnsursn
Company" N.wfcFk fully developed nd occupi
The Courr rrrns aud which al
journed from time GPPics "a OF 1r Joho r.
bis Mr. Y Cutter and which DO an for
dsy Ast Term wher Mr. Cutler b-inS str confined . bic
house closed for pain m aont rim aud also for
TIE dteIe except the Testimony q Mr. jarvis Clerk of
TIE New Yofk Common Pess The case adjourned TO
tlis DAY wien /. vs.. finally e.osed
The coGrsfl deter in INNING reviewed the
plant sud ra.d objections P'eli Dinuy which NJ
ooneudsd, the OF Psnh recoveTins then anal
ixed n, testimony fully aud closed aud sh-
The law applicable 20 the during which he cited
and referred 10 sn'hcIifss t. sin hs Plaza
iif's sci 10 ciors .pkGea That Mrs. p not
Webster Five Insurance Company fraud on the
frsuduleuty orgnsted and aRiuently carried aud
here history Of the foru s'on aud transactions o. the
Conpsuy Thst the time defendant Bean transferred the
Brow the stock worthless 4 That Pcke AZ
Bean bad the fraudulent snaton Of
stock ~ Bean 10 plaintiff and that appeared 10 evidence
Of the original stockholders 5 Tat Pikerns
Besp having SEXUAL knowledge OF he condition Of q,
time vinx the deed made tlss and
fraudulent repr, sou and tha' the ~iuly
and kuc wingly made and with intent 20 detrsud pApuf
The convey from Bean Mrs Picker ibis mOtherl
sham. and with intent q prevent plsnnr
recovering pCp-ty Tbst the presentations h.v
ira shown flse fraud committed and thi,
Court 81 aud should afford plaintiff relief
The Then unlimited and the points and suthortes
b.pCd Up on sides. This the only called IS
occupied The till long usual hour Counsel for
plaintiff Mtssrs John Troy AMI Isaac Van WAGNER for
def rdants Me.sr. L. r. March, Whetmore aud Phillips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
cnIrpr CAIENnAR-TaIs Day.

SUPERIOR COURr.-SOs 300. 151, S91 9u3. III boy.
SIS sl3 CO., 7se 952 s59 $751; s2 95 6s $50 $40 ~
M g72 3d. ga 975 98 $751; 49, 96 9S7 99 800 99 $685. 30,
s7 9e8 lO0 o0l lC3 e- $685. 1907 1908 1903 1910 Oli,
lCl2 1914. 1875 1917, lCls, $50, 67s
SUPREME CoURr -CIRcUIr-Psrt Mos. 695 100,
col go $50 2Sst, Sa5. 4S7, 800 S2l Ga. SCI
Part IIs8, Hal, ll5i llii 1851 1851 llS7 ll59 ISL 1864
1895 IIsl 7i MS li75 III llrS 1880 1854 1885, lsi
lls5, 1851, liSe. ll9l
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. g. II, lH,
f51 So, 81, 81 So. ~. LIT. l55. l5j 2z7 z5i 2j3
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 65, 80, o.,
SO, 50, a, 10, II, H. 40 II, "a II, 81, g. 6s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

mere ls..,..
The earning. VI the Wabash ADD Lake Ere ree4 y
February were 5000.
The frst W, * of March On the Southern klollen
road shows an Increase Of about 5000 over Lest 49,
the ssrnirgr being t35 800 sgsinst $32 800.
The 6rt week on the Illinois Central b slso iasy0
than was ,sted, go, 900 The amount Of stAsss
DOW owned in Europe Of this stock hes rssehsd ~
out Of 10000.
The Phtnix Fire Insurance Company OF Brooklyn
has declared semi annual divdeSd Of 10 49, ~
able On demand.
Tho Minnesota Copper Company has dsdars1 .
dividend Of els per share being 30 ' osst. payshA
on the Let of April and % Of Nov srnbes, eqsA -
.'amertS The books vil be cossd o. The 2Jth issA.
and reopeped on the ID April The old Dksotou -
officers have been reelected This Company has lsbs>0
made sale Of 30 tuns Copper on foreign scoosnt IT,
price has not irapspred, but presumed 70 Do 80
1ic., 4 mOnths-the usual time for ssiss Of CeppS.
The after toe Of bondholden Of the Baass -
snd New-Yotk Railroad Is called 70 - se'''
10 another column. ,.
We obeerve that Capt Meigs hss scvsss.e
r..,. 70, s,ey;., ard work for The Wsshastsa 49,
duct. A, bricks are named am"ss The nas1o
v.nted ve presume thss the i.ts Co'sfssses sss o.
vii urpbsb,y avail theussivos Of The osseasss =
-, ,..",.,:o. for her ss'isf. vAish ppvt1e -
~, 80 5. ss,ssssA dsa ~ sssgsases asA9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

COURT OF 0ESEssL SssiOss-Hsfea lL-ee''"
Jp1se SGsssLt
tictsS He-ue~y iBdWt,d fN Sssuang Csptstr
0~t,s q ,he wsrd Podos VITA a., r-cL On te'
= JsnaTy p<Ssd erts bat 20
J-y rsAbie vsrs-. I'D v>se sfs>ss<s
ilism Gfsy. nii.s Inocosoo. ,sesied guilty 10 80
torssIy. ana Vas 'enneee - le renssassy isr
ts urntr.
james Hsesc tried aud corvi-tsd Of grsnd ls-.
cety l. seains suus ard Pce o. P'ins froa, xr W
Hsr.ery Sentence sste Prem two and ar-s r-path-
Jan e. D,Irck ipdiceo with the thres persoss cc,i
v'oted Tu.-ssy. for sSrrosns James tr'ses-t eu
paced on ris evidence failed 20 coaEect
eiiniIA with tee cihcrs and he acquitted q.
chased
Aoj.urr e tor toe isy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
N.EWJERSEY ITEMS

Tux Public SroRk RoBsRRs.-Mr. Ki.ssm the
Jersey City Chief Of Police snoceedsd yesterday In getting the
TIVE prisoners charged with robbing the stoTe-houss on me
Clnsrd Pier 70 New jersey Tue Cnle sppes.ed 81
tclsck Recorder Smiths Court the wr A9oe9s c0rps
ued SSinst him. and after beaus the prisoners were De-
kercd his custody he bad posse Of Jersey City Ponce
sfceIs with him. Who hsndcuAcd The prisoners aud Psn
aen In large hey drveo npdy 20 zoe
kIry and crossed WITHOUT further delay. Taey
paced IN the Hudson County Jail to swat the Sciios OF the
Grand July unless they previously demand exnlns
un hI hsssm deseISig OF much credit I his psE,eveT
nee ~ this oa<e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

SUNDAY CARs-A discussion in reference to the
nnns OF city Sunday to take place before he
Young Mens CHRISTIAN Associavon 81 their rooms 10 folrh
TIee this Thursday evening The citizens OF tne Fiseenh
wsId sso bold meeting upon the same subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

SoCnTHs FOR DETECTING HORSE TBIEvES.-In
oounes In NevJersey thet, ss regular ,Ons Of
nTners Others for the purpose OF recovery hoses
other prOpesty and the Of the thieves Ons organized
NsnAspan Village published its 6fth annual report 10 Ths
Eena,ut week The society 10 2o.ei Of 81
enber regular sppcin ments OF pursaets and dete,to
Eeludns ads boring Sitiss to whom BY teleeph nto
OF theirs promptly eS Communicated The arrange
well adapted and ares, thieves aud when
then occurs discovery msae OF the guilty PaTtes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

.r-y t.s rerse n P.>sse nse "a eeereeu -,
o .iran,shu4ot OF sessrity Sy Psstsd Re esssss es~
r,osssr f u,y iLi - r,ces-s - as 'Its sVa' TO
ae def.pS.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

AEr1ISG OF rHE stain CHAScERY.-A quarterly
Meeting the ChanCrry 0der OF United Americans 10
the Stale OF HewJs-y held yesterday In fFsnhin ~
Jersey City Grand fI Chief Sneeden Of Peterson Presided
The Chapters in the State well represented sod
nodeaie II the enb-rbip Of the Order rcoe
The Of ChaptsTs sutadeedtwo VI them
rvla NeNsIa and cue tlOe kliA.betnteMn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

abe Erie Railroad trains due at l0i O'Clock yester
sE arrived ct iC last night They detained a
Horse~@yLis By freight train getting oe the track
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Fra FIRE occurred in the cooper shop. corner
drorA Fire. ard Second stress owned BY i,ac C,sPio on
edsy night The damage 10 the building and oct am
10 about 500 Insure 900 the 81. Marx lnsusoce
company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

IscIDrsr.-A few dsys since lady residing IN
Washington street Grsenpont va. delivered oil an 'n'H nav
Ii full 1t Vt teeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

There cars Of the Erie Railroad preoiptated
Into the Hskspsst River through dnvbndse on So udsJ
As as hss steo reported IN q the pewspspers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

TrRNvyRYIS FxHIBuIoS The German Tunve
rein Association OF WnaDsb lrsh intend sviag gymnSsC
.1hiLstion At the Odeon, MONDAY evening neIi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Mr.. Jscoo II. Asrse,es OF Bergen lost portion Of
s nsa. ssaa SessesaAy by ts bns ID u sFswcattas
esscsisA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

"WEDNESDAY. March ll-r. r,

The char yes in the Stock naset were not impotsne
to-day The~mount Of transactions considsrahse
at the Mornirg Board, but at the Second Board he
market was dull but firm. After the Second Beard
the ransac tons limited but prices were sustsioed
Reading proved to sli; Ere was 57i @57}i MioAi-
gan Southern ISL; Toledo 75.; Central 9Oi, so. 4
sale Of 500 shares Delaware, Lackswanns and West.
Elm was made at 81. The bears rather moro ooa.
der to day and cold stocks with considerable
freedom.
The steamer being gone, there 10 no movsmssE u
Exchange. Sterling is uomnsly 7iasl oeass
France 23l a 5.2ll.
Freish's are rather easier for Grain and heavy Tor
other IN. rcb andise. To Liverpool 900 bbs. Flor.
part yesterday at ls. 3D. 100 bales Cotton at idi 80
b, 1es Bacon at l5s 800 bbls. Lard At l5s- 100 bbas.
Beef at Sc. To London: Flour at Ia. 3d.; 600 bbiA
Spirits Trpenine at Is 800 small tics. Beef at as
500 bbls Turpentre at %. 80. To Glasgow: 80 bib.
Spirits TurpeLtins at IA. To Marselles; ~ botaS
Run at &c. The brig Orient was taken to load Lsne
b,r for the ilvtT Platte at slS The ship Gsusase.
20C8 tuns burden, taken to load Lumber for Vss
paraiso and Callso at about $l2.
The busness Of the Sub Treasury was RedPeA
$i26 2n 90; payments, 1857 lis q balance, Us. Sns
297 10.
Mr.. Albert II. Ncolays regular semi-weekly sussso
sale of stocks and bonds wilt take place to-mousU
Thursday at l2 O'Clock, at the herchants EIchsaSss
The earnings of the Chicago and Rotk klaad ks4-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

90. brow the ten tt- ,oe- irv: Ir-u.oed "a,
s. ts., ,os - q
std N lses.on SeGt eai epe 80 NJ ~ sp
Ct ,sy h-r aid rA1 th pistsi iS-i rod
Whe,s-r Vas noo-iEst CT Dot nesIa J'et.-a -
tgor.h Not Aac 81" .n opeo the tcgr ~hea seni n
re 4 = shut. ant s'uit hang Ia C.t1.ras'.
n b. I'D EAkisI ia Cafssrre' ron vssa op-a-d TT
oisr sdc ~ Lssi NE. vert ~ SE' sos',
tioW Eteftsr sspi .ufJ o. cot 80. scss eDoasi ta.i
i ~ Dte1 .. as toi her sey yer, =, 100. a,
slf. had 70 spsst to n tsouEas I..s
q lave eoIrec -h ka' il ID evenH, vss haze
eoun nd tlforIed 'be peoP!e. DKoa dst
about ha'as improper hSe't.e- to the tine
.1 20 k.;e .se to ne bSf; noios is o,..R
nsoa Tss y- bat she vas better n tue
Lht l-fofe she 70 lacked stSi with her al thA
fs veTy r.e .ld wesk '= sad .se,erA bS
'' r-.G cosi,. = sI .o. 1Ta
be bad .tIus sied . Light
Cou 81 Sr defense objected to :he,e Questions l.iai,
td-ct reeoiect her vord. she inside Use OF The
VOC 'ns Lipt s.1t ~ nov 's :,d II fon 'esoie
-te vrsy vi him al night spok- TO
susd .he tcd J,ek.ol s,ius Der a dn.r
cav hn IL as, 10 10 90 ne S YER o 20 st %
ID women dnring me Day did thsk Oh.
let n srk.en abuse her did expect would do
,fer re h.d done Ia. niEa; heard her
room .he had hsoet think might have ar said
uo-iirE eise ABOUT u.
va, ,itiint on the bedside erwin.
very uueb when saw her IN the afternoon asr clothes
Re.uned- IT, l.ie. the house very wei the way
JGion .bu'inE her tney sne" very We, he was not al
49,
10 Cour,she told both Goruas and sernOca that
lie tac been burt.
Re.uned-rbere only Ch..f the Jseks,n
crze IL Ard walked the sinGow when
10 n when be cane back where siAldnG
The alton bere OILY bfCug facts which
have .sdy eeea scied AID uniUPot.nt tor rePgb-
.lcst!ou.
Wen came FIieud's house the stop:
,poke Stetpsnead Bay die hot speak pleasantly
Lewis SIC Dixon ssed get out OF the carriage
az 20 INTO the here they salt there flower
E.-sn il l.'e the this plsce
81 Dixon tok no Il Catherine an
lewis took hUld ct NJ BY the was the front seat;
fe.sed him; he n, ed out went out Of the
tint: did observe tbs. time what ka'e doog;
Dixon took Catherine eide and Lewis took olt
other look ed Tound aud Uxon have bold Of
CHE ths is Al TIT. time; Lewis said BE- was
ia 70 DO u, harm that he was trend Of ours aud
would iske New York ne wanted TO the flower
garden; ed certAin lii not ask lie sis
% 9 70 New York be said he would do
To The Cou-Jscksa standing al the horses heads when
" Of the
Resumed Nsiber myself Kate h,d draus liquor enough
f Saturday Jackson and Dixou much Al
ed Nv IL that nigh. Jackson drunk Sunday night
Direct ed f,nk porter before to Nesi York
sick during Sa'uroE, perfectly well when Jsck
in the Saturday srernoo1 Dixon wss 10 the
way; Jackson and Dixon walked al toe 10 John
ffs Dds, the fret Hotel.
The Court here adjourned till 10 O'Clock Thursday ths
morning
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNsR
MARcn ll.-BetoEe Jadsv STRONG, JUSTICES HaAoS' ~
SCHCOkMAkEk


ll.-BetoEe Jads. sTnoSs, Justices HnAoS' sad
SeHooSMAKER
TRIAL OF JOSEPH JACKsos FOR RAPs,
THIRD DAY
Tbs trial was resumed this morn ng in the room oc
cuped b, the Court Of Sessions, the Governors Room
beirg occupied by Judge Davies 10 holding Circuit
IA usual great OVID was In attend nce sn1 much
interest " a. mnnf sted The prisoners wife aud sister
were present. The only evioeooe taken was that OF
lane Muldoon, of the oomplainants, which is a.
follows: - .
Ia. Mn5oon direct examination coutinued-Mysf and
were len In the the last hotel stop
ped at est in the wagon aDys' hve wnsI pn
- "a no, want spyhins be told us would take
s,h, 20 driuk 10 get OF the WAGON don't reoo lec
49, -. l, WIS the matter, that IT, when out be
- a. into room the house and CsnAIin- made com
plsinI the other ce OF zoe room oa S Iot ae. va.
pt. ON them Brooklyn into the county beard ner
besin plsiDt hen We r't 81, o " ae sron
when the told ns to come p.o 10, ,r.u wSa toot s
10 ire alton House said that be was ootnei o. .ae
Al Totten this senieHAn e NO y; ~ ~
the hall when Dixon IN Dixon senoSy "oPpce - ~
roou Eve minutes Jackson not there theh ne va - as
tsJroou; did not bin sfSn that riset - ,,.. q.
C>ursel objected what Dixon did IN Jse0oh'
The Ceui, sd there appeared be joint .etlon
these to this time, and 1t would Dc We" " ''
tory OF the matter.
The DIS rc Attorney commended that far ss the evidsas
went shown ths Jackson and Dixon n.a
The Court thought might show part OF the ~.
TRANSACTION, and explain the conduct OF Cs'aHne Up
The District Attorney stated hs; wished 70 prove thai 'ae
sn 10 sna es ea ssI M to s
Witness edit about hour to get the hcrse sao
sel wagon fot fear they would take her wrog the ssr
.usn said be woed not keep hs hor>s ding any ons
souv hnow the s1enaIs he said he wosa seta {, %
B,ookiyu colced CsthA;ine yosrS aa
M anS sske< tss wvsd t.ks right be Psdsee 81.
we'd ia wvia! ~ ese 90 ,sso vss0s With sstses>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
MARRIED.

FULLER-SMITH-In this city, Wednesday March 4. BY
to. DIR o. l. Prentis Mr. Ashbel Fuller TO Miss Aags
ret b Smith Of this city.
GRAY-BOURs-At Charleston s. c.. on Thursday March s.
By the Rev VIM W. Bours Daniel Grsv ESQ OF Now York
and Eubce n BouIs, daughter OF the late Luke Bous
HAWKINS-Sr CLAIR-On Tuesday, March 10, BY The Rsv
Dr. Fogsit, Frederick Hawkins Of LsBsinsburg r, to
the besntLl isbed "a wealthy Eva st Car dsgh
and hes oi tie late Clement ot Clair Il File WOOD
kissA.ippi
NANEE-Mu LER-On Wednesday, Mach BY the Rev. J.
JoIes Mr. Nicholas Cropsey Name. Of Staten Island, N T.
to Mis-. Mar Edmina Miller OF thu. city
RfLANCE-HANERsLEY-On Tuesday, March 10, at First
place Church Brooklyn. l. o. the nev Or Stevens tue
Rev Joseph H. ny OF the church. to LucietA
horsAr daughter OF the late rhcs HAmesey d this cJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
To the Edi,o- Of The N. Y. Tr,byne.

To the Editev Of The n. Y. Tyibme
DEAR ss In your issue Of the lb ns there appeared
notice Of suGliase b-w Mis- Emily C0c hran,
which IL err by 'sss~-sisi will oblige
Tours, respectfully, hNop = BOYD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

RoBBYR IN THB HoUsE.-A daughter OF Mr.
Concin residing Second street South First entsi
s upper part Of the house on Tuesday al er
Noon was startled BY encountenE stranger Before sh
could give alarm he raised club and Threatened 20 stink
leI down then made bis escape taxing With him sewers
articles OF cwclry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

ATTIMPT TO Pass CoUsTERFEIr MoNEY.-fester
say afternoon three meD who their Achae
Walsh Martin OMsey ard John Cayingtop. were brought
before Justice Csy Of the Eastern District, on charge
10 pass $40 counterfeit bill OF the Montgomery
County Bal OF Pennsylvania II shown that after bent
Informed that the bill counterfeit they attempted TO pas
upon other parties and uay arrested. The tccused
committed TO Jail to await the son Of the Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

lockwood Mrs. lockwood -, rc-de- ic Grtca-
poii , slies that she acc.'od nn me
80 OF Juiy iest at NewaIt N J.. but 'bat Te'eou',
upo2 discovering tsH Lyon b,d wife in Ne~-fors'
With whom Re WAS sso isug T. be lofs, aOd sbott th.t
time The marriage ccrifc-te wss mi's'ne. A" ae ar-
rect took place in New.York, Ja''ioe feoy decHed
that he had no jui-dicOs ard sccussd vac
and "a company with his NsSf York vile 'ei iof h'he'
Guarded 10 tho ferry by t~o oficers u peven. as
-sult. vbfb !. was fesr.d wodld be m.ic By fnsnds
Of the woman. The matter will probably be again
brought M in one of the Nrw.Yoik Police ,urs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20
Dunzeith, Prairie dan Chem and
la Crosse Railroad.

The people of La Crosse are alarmed
Pregnant with50OO inhabitants and $780,
100000 of capital-all awaiting the Mil
waukee and La Crosse Land Grant Rail
road-a work that is being swallowed up
at million pop by those who brbed
members and bought themselves through
the Legislature and who now bid defiance
TO all power on earth. Conceived in sin, a
monster birth and bantling offspring Of
bribery and party favoritism, nursed by
worse than Judas Iscariots, She LandGrant
is melting away as snow beneath a tropi
cal sun. Thus the La Crosse men see
their chances of going east upon this rail-
road child of iniquity just about as some of
them see their way into heaven by the
same route. Sick and Disguised with their
Land Graut Railroad-their own dear
child, the La Crosse men are turning their
heads down stream. They ask the Hi
nois Central and Prairie du Chem to aid
them by railroad.
The Illinois Central Company, having
discovered that the M. d NJ Railroad is
doing nearly all the upperMississippi trans
portatiou business, by reason of having a
nearer and quicker cut across to the lakes,
are also alarmed not little; they are in
for building up this sure and successful
competitor for the Minnesota and northern
Iowa and Wisconsin trade.
Prairie du Chem, not satisfied with a
single life, is in for the cross road and
shows as much spuuk in the cause as an old
maid tor the last man in market. Prai-
RE du Chem goes it strong for a competi-
tor TO the NJ. IL M. Railroad. The pro-
posed railroad from Dunleith along the
east side Of the Mississippi river will be
built and completed to La Crosse within
few months. Triangular old Grant will
then have railroads on four OF her sides.--
The WATERFOWL, Madison and Platte
road may also be built, in which case our
County will do, in the matter of CONNER
cial outlets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

Pembina left out--excluded by the
North and South line.
AS soon as the result Of large Repub-
llcan majority in the Constitutional Con
vention was made known at st. Paul, a.
bout 100 distinguished Locofocos, who bad
gone to Minnesota to be elected future
Governors, Senators, Congressman, DC,
by the great democracy, chartered a Steam
Boat and left for Kansas. 1t is said Gen.
Shields is on the fence, and is very anxious
to settle the niger ilnbroglio--professes
to see something terrible in the bred Scott
decision!!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20
Masonic.

At the regular annual communication
of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Wisconsin
Free and Accepted Masous, held in the
Mason Hall, Ludington's Block in this city,
on the 10th, 18th and 18th of June inst,
the following officers were elected for the
year ensuing:
M. W., H. S. Baird, Grand Master,
Green Bay.
R. W., G. F. HuntingtAs, Deputy G.
Master, Portage City.
l. N. Tracy, S. G. W., Milwaukee.
!" 1. N. Strong, ]. G. W., Highland.
" VIM. ChappeIl, G. T., WATERFOWL.
VIM. R. Smith, G. S., Mineral Point.
!" G. c. Cheney, G. NJ, GAINESVILLE.
W., F. F. Ogden, G. s. D., New Dig
gins.
9 A. s. Wood, G. j. d., Madison.
q J. It. Prior, G. c., Shullsburg.
VIM. NJ. Clarke, G. p, Beloit.
Morris Louis, G. s., Milwaukee.
J. Robinson, G. S., Beaver Dam.
Bro. E. Clewett. G. T., Madison.