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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

MEDICAL TESTIMONY IN MuRpEk.-It will be reool-
lected that in the invesg sons Of the murder of Dr.
Budeu before Coroner COnnery, meimpor.pt couclu
SONS arrived at fOu the microscopic examination
Of stains Of blood Similar testimony was resored 70
b recent trsl for murder in the State of Maine The
question there whether certain stains upon knife
we're thOse Of sleeps blood or human blood. TIE
POrtlond Alrertiser publishes the testimony given By
the medical Witnesses:
The blood of man does not liffes much from ths
Siood OF other animals in It's chemical properties and
o. once reveals important physical differences. To
sndcntand thb 1t should be promised that blood 10
not, "a IL appears when FIRST drawn, wholly huid but
consists OF two or three distinct bodies OF which one
class u known as globules. Instead of being roand
~ one would euppose, these bodies in the hsher AMI
mali have the form Of dies circular thick al The edge
and thin 10 the middle like two watch CRYSTALS placed
rk TO back The shape Of the globuies is retained
Ssi the blood has ooagulaed and their size is cape
s's - Measurement BY microscopic sppsrstus.
. " the sze Of these masses which Is s4d 70 afford
oe TEST oefween human and other animal blood-thev
beg In ne blood Of animals larger ano in otsers
smaller, than IN the blood of man. Dr. Hup6ard &c.
u1 ne cepnsnt ranks Just above man, and the
monkey just below a. regards this point OF size In
zoe same species OF animals The gIobules vary M dsn.
noss WITHIN ANAL range Of some or per oent-sod
and sickness. -~~~
But In comparing human blood With shesp,, blood
.whioh ws particularly within The soope of Dr.
asyess testnoay-H would seem that the differences
~ nxs ssoA - 70 allow ground for ooafu,iop Il
having ben recorded u the tables Of ssvsrs osrsfai
microscopic eessrvWs. To shsw the sxtrsns nIoety
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PERSONAL INTELLI0ENCE.

1t is reported IN The Boston papers 'e"'
NJ Harvard college has been suspended iroh us Con-
,e... c.,, ect;ops bec.u-e he is sprtuI medium
private letters from Herman Melville, who has
h.,r travelling in Egypt for some time past Tor NIL
hes,b state that he il about to return to his home in
Phts6eld, with renewed health.
At the lat Utah Agricultural Fair, Brigham
Young to.k the fret prize Of IS for the best stud
horse and the first prize for the best bull
The report that the Rev. Samuel K. Ward, the
bo ! preacher, has been sebt to penal colony for
forgery, is conadictel. He il preaching Nth great
in Jsmaics West indies, and has sent for his
fairly.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN IrGHTY-sIsTH sTREEr-MAs BURNED TO
DYATH.

FIRE IN IIGHTY-SIsTH sTREEr-MAs BURNED TO
About O'Clock yesterday morning Officer Kaltz Of
The Twentieth Ward, discovered tire in the third
story of the frame house BELONGING to the L.ng est ste,
foot of Eighty -nnth street. Moth River. The bald
ing was tenanred BY two OF three families who w're
aroused ny the officer The families occupying the
first and seccrd stories csped saving most Of their
furniture. Ar old man known as Pop Stevens - &C.
cppyrgs room on the third floor, was burned to
death. After the flames were eItioguished his body
vas fourd burned to a crisp. The deceased was of
incorporate hsbits, and seen to enter the house
o'clock in the evening 10 state of ut0xcstion The
supposition is that be left lamp too near the bed.
clothes and thus set fire to the premises. The damage
to the building amounts to about $500.
IIRE IN cATHARiNE STREET.
Last pigbt about IL O'Clock Gre eurred in the dry
goods store of Mr.. Sha~, No. AZ Catharine street.
causing, it is estimated up ward OF $500 damase.
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zoe frv,n the mih. The diifertaoe 10 vas. ~iil
c-ps16 vpos TIE price Of the different prodsss il. tue
local t, vhere they are made
Mr. Wethereil stated that q milk dsiymsi Of War
nm resS,se about 20 year pee oo~, from the ssls
Of mix. Ha principsl feed Is the grsss OF his owl
fern Mr. we,berei thinks cslvee thrive best .h& suck
cow. tb. give uik tina; better for cheese tssa bitter
In looking at the value Of COW, the drst sning is
Der natural tendency to secrete milk for in that not
ctly brteds but indiviousk various in extreme
degree. Az e general thing COW Of fine round
fcrm or one tha. iscuee to fsten uoon feed or one
that IL remsiksb for Der symmetric. form is not to
b. selected a. q good mixer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

The funeral Of Mr.. q. d. Rice took place on Sunday,
from his residence, at Oweso. The services were
conducted by the M@onic fraternity, of which Dir.
Rice was member. The attendance, though the
DAY was unpleasant, WAS very large-probsbly num-
beripg more than COO persons.
MIR. Rice bad jnst completed an elegant mansion at
Glen Merry, formerly in the possession of q. p Willis.
He had intended to be in the occupancy of for the
frat time the day appointed for mis- funeral HIS
remains we're inferred in Glen Mary, near the spot
ub,re Nc Whlls's child wss buried. delegation Of
Nesons from Emirs attended the fuperal.
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BOARD OF COuNCILMEN.

MONDAY, April 6-The President, JONAS N. PHIL
LIPS, EGG, N the chair
After the usus prelimnaries the Board received and
referred the following
- Pa'i'on'-To repsir House Of Engine Company No.
streetG
R;se""s and Es'snrOs Of F,a.kfsvf ssvesf-to hsve
ham street 70 Dover street
Of Lswrens street. -
OF Engine Company No to be allowed to have their old
ensins. Granted
Yor sewer In kesde street west Of Broadway for
10 Tbfysevenh street Tor In Hudson street from
Hubert 10 North Moore street.
OF Peoples Washing and Bshins Association for remsson
Of ta1es their property.
Fer Twenty street between Tenth svsass
and North River.
OF Forty ecoad see Pressyteaa Church for remission Of
TAI.
or Hose Company Ne. ~ to have hsese ssarseA-
OF EDsae Company No. - - rsunAsd nsasys psii fss
rent.
Brcadras Asen,e-Fss ~ opssiag II BroaAwsg
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AMERICAN FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated uorrhl, meeting OF .b- Bozr1 OF N4ua-
gers was held in The Bible House, Nos. ll5 And liz
NaSseu street tire % inst a. q. 10. The Rev. D.
WEIGH, the PRECEDENT Of tbs Society in the chn
The SECRETARY preef pted ahstr set If his raonhy
correspondence and inter, rg Letters ~ fr
the Rev Frederick Tolburst Chaplain of the United
States forces at Fort Fillmore Nss Mexico, show ng
Il great reed OF the Socieys coportag. in ths'
Try; from the Rev j. II. Fin on Of Rsogooo, BQrns1
applying 70 the Society for aid To publish the Nss res
tsmenf 10 the Proc dialect Of the Karen iapgusgs;
from the Rev. |. Reach u S,illwster n. Y recoln.
ing bis sgeDcy work; from the Rev. j. II b ,ll VI
Providence X. l.. stating the il erest OF the Free Will
Baptist Chvrohss IN the Society copottsse work; and
fiom tie R.v. j G. OnckeD OF Germany, ssyrg thnt
from the beginning, the Society hss appropriated
tl02 COS to circuae sol 999 copies Of the Word Of
God under bis direction in Central Europe
The Committees on Colportage and Special Core
spondepce. on Publication and Finance, and on AgeD.
cy gave In their monthly reports witch we're accepted
The services of the Rev. DR.. McMeoamy a. colpor.
teur we're discontinued the stats OF bis health not a.!
loving him 10 continue in labor.
TIE summary Of colportage work f,r the last two
ufb'ts, from 62 reIorts gave toe following results:
Is 40 veis from house 10 house, for Bible readings
and prayer Of which visits TIC were in households
bIo~n Ia be without any psrt OF the Bibe; 900 persons
were il ducsd 10 attend church. Ala Of be young ~ers
brought into Sabb-'h. school: 6i sermons pre,ched
ard public aoeress-s given; 100 prayer meetings and
etsiois Of Sabbath schools held 435 visits to vessels
and for seautn uadei 1856 hopeful conversions, ADD 81
per ops baptized
The neat anniversary Of the Society is IN De held in
Boston, on the 10th, 18th and 18th days of Mag next
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OF thsee obscrv ons, We qrss from DIR. d.pes; IL
you 6vice an inob nto U0 parts the length OF oas
of tbe,e measurements win be covered by Wv OF
3 400 Of the blood dscs # human blood. Usag ne
Sane eseurs, the sversge nuns.r Of NV I" vas
ciscs Of Steep hood vl be required 70 I'LL soe ''''
'knfth of The pcele. Tsis Derurenent inside III ""
Sreot courtries, by different observers. corresponds
IL liz,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

ITALIAN OPERA At NiBLos.-The company now
fulfilling highly successful engagement at the Pnl,'
delpha Academy of Music will C mmercs season of
fifteen nights, % Monday next, April 10, at Nblos
Garden. The company embraces the names of Nine.
hsneas GszxaDigs (prms donns) Mrs Adelaide
Pbirip. sisnon Bnenoi, Amoio, Assoui, Colett, Sc.
Conductor, Max haretzsk.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Aid. JACKSON IN the Chair.
SuDdriee bilis were refe1ed to the appropriate COM
mites.
Reports Of the COMMITTEE on Annual Taxes 70 remit
tsxee enormously sse-s-ed, we're adopted
A ti Of S,Icuon Kip of 81 80 for supplies fur
ni-t ed Il Edridee stei pci,on retired 20 tie
Conn i.tte on Criminal Courts
r.sonton ADOPTED directing the CONTROLLER 20
pa, the amounts Que the L lice Cnnr' clerks f)r -sr
vice. upoer ,esolufi, u of December - 1855 aud
keslizea by sn act of the Legilstur- ,rcn 10 1857
The BosId then bt ourpeo &c Tbur-1a, AZ D. IN.
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CITY ITEMS.

There WA storm of rain all day yesterday, running
into STOW in the EVENING" sort Of March weather
dilu'eo with April. The rain was needed, and will do
good both In city and country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

The fne old comedy of "The Rivals was most s1-
cerepty done last plight at Wa lacks and enjoyed
by q large and fashionable audience. Mr.. Blake as
Sir Anthony, Brough,m ss Sir Lusus walcot as Bob
Acres, ard Ms Vernon ss Mrs halsprop, were thor
oughy excellent, and received tho best Of support
from Letter, Holland, Mary Cannon, Mrs. Hoey and
Others. 1t treat to sec play so well cast and
go satisfactorily done.
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fAdyerfisement.i
The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,

At BiADYs GALLERY, No. so Broadway.
This picture recommends itself those desiring Porr.s b.
the following pscuia!es II 10 novel application Of the Ar
surprising IN truth Of de. and general qusiy-s Of eshsof-
THE IMPERIAL PBeTocRApN
nary ze and entirely free from the hab:tuh 6xedness 40
nsc which has become regarded lnsepspsSs
from the Photograph PersoDs Of acknowledged tsse, ~
from sRApY's cALLsRY.
vituos the ettered and the cultivated have kaows4ss1
them to be works Of r. Of high order the wsads0
from being unexpected accomplishment They arc -
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,
by the sSdy with which they made hsf
s.eesined durability and their price, which places them within
Universal reach None need b. without Portrait Of ssidsss
PROM sRAoYs GALLERY
accuracy ard perfect artistic execution Tho Imperial made
only BhApys Gallery, No. $50 Broadway s which place
magnificent collection Of Specimen Portraits exhibited
THE IArERIAL PBorocRAyH.
which public attention 10 invited.
fAdvernseuentl
PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoTYPEs are made at
BRADY's LowsR GALLERY,
No. D5 Broadway. cor Hatos~.
Persons occupied down town y DO desire Perfs ~ m
il convenient to procure them at this sstsbhsass"
TAdveruscnessI
wnDow- SHADES, TABLE onS
S''' 49, SS;::; -: 8: 4: ~..,..
" NJ Sn 3 c:sH.. : ~,1 s..Y~..
fAdv~tsessstI
Gas. GAa-GAs FxTJaxs Eoa nm SfnAc
a. Ao, s..,.I sew psstssns beaahfsl D 49, -
LIZ - w. oEsui bslbss. caA q Resf nAnuns8
pecot 10. "a BroSSwsy. x.essI, wAsHss s0s.
(AdvsrnssusetI
All who would weaa themselves from Tosscoe-
cAevins shosd Try v,RsuD roKAi nev pfsysssd q g..
go saS ips,essed Hsvog suit both ~ sad ks4A
A. Csn and Drag Stores Whslssssd Of No in Sess1wV.
up stAfa
Mr.. FOWLER, in BrooAlyn, esrner Of Fulton ssd
O.nss strrsta LECTURES tia evening hs Loesaa Oso
IA Xnalysis Of PhrsoslsOoA Hssaass-lnessoes q
HsiN NJ Fssusss u CAsssetsr fsksa shl2ssG 9 -
dsss
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MnK-PRoDUoSG FooD.-At one Of the recent Leg.
issty- Agricultural ttirgs in Boston, the eueect Of
feeoirg cows to produce milk was discussed. Mr..
Forbes, Maine farmer, tsd in al his experience
he had never found any feed for this purpose equal
TO q mixture Of oats aud potatoes.
Mr.. Buckmnster thought variety Of foJd very o.
esrtial TO keep COWS in health, and no COW can gvs
god mix that is not healthy. Cows should be fed I'll
they will eat OF time and fed 81 regular intervals,
and not be kept mupehing al the time.
Mr.. Sheldon Of Wilmington said that the beet and
most natural feed to produce good milk i, good sweet
freih grass. Everything that is substituted for it
sboud De as ike it in its nsture possible He cuts
biz dry hay fine ard sweetens with mclssses 70
every COW gets half pint of moAsses daily which No
thinks VII acd four Ounces to the product of butter.
II strikes us that this is very sensioe wsy Of feed
ing COWS, and we may hope thst the cultivation of
ghpm will add largely TO the dairy product
Another gentleman who had just commenced fsedic 2
COW with half pint day OF moasses, found on the
third day that his milk had increased pint and hst
Col Newhsn ofwest Newbury, gave it a. his opinion
that grass was better for the production Of milk than
green com stalks, which some people esteem 20 highly
II corn stalks used they shoald be allowed 70 a:
tar Considerable portion Of their growth before used
Tor feeding cow' otherwse they are too wssery,
and DO not possess the saccharns principle Of moro
mature growth.
Cows that give moot mix Ale not the best fox better
Such cows should be kept by tho.e who seu milk
Many cows too good for butter AID no. for cheese
and vice versa that great care should be exercised
in adapting the quality Of the COWS to the purpose re.
CURED
gallon Of milk is generally required for pcuad Of
oheeee; and It takes two to four gallons to make Q
pousd Of butsss.
II Nh Is skinmed AID the cream made into butter,
ssl The M ato obeees, tbs weight q Tie tse vi b
arsSie Asa De wight 4 oAssss wsulA hsvs ~ Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

The people had reason to congratulate themselves
yesterday on the good deeds Of the new contractors
for cleaning the streets A week ago such storm Of
rain would have made the mud shoe deep in Broad
way but Low that and many othtr streets are clean
ard comfortable. Success to the streetclsanersl
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fAlwrsAsensnsi

Mr.. FOWLER, IN Brooklyn, esrner OF Fulton I'D
Orange Lectures ~. evening e sAs
HsiA ess FssDstss u cAsssessr rskssss sAa2sG -
dsog
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PhuoPksA.-We bell. We tbis pleasant Amusement
for boys and Rus, ard sometimes those OF more ms
tire age, originated IN Germany where 1t Is called
s:l aebehe which, it is spoken, has the sound Of
fhi!'rk'n-shioh may have been the orsia OF our
wore, to which we have given Latin te'minat'on-
Ptna-becsase it Dfers penalty or forfeiture sIacted
CT won by the tact or management ct the winning
patt!. With us the thing is managed, ho~eve e1-
cessvsiy clumsy, and quite without skil. person
n company chances to find double -meated almond,
and hands half the meat TO another, and says, or
rather should say: "wul you eat phopens with
mel" The other may cay, II am afraid, and re-
fuse, or may accept Of the nuts and eat a. inc
same time the challenging party eats the other Thus
they separate; bat when they meet AGAIN, the ono
that can think to soy "phiopeas FIRST TO the other
wins the forfeit and has right to name what Ii shsi
be-gsrsrsly, among children, some tribe; or smons
youns folks, some little present suitable to the oondi'
ton Of the parties. Thus, young lady VINO WINS :
phIopeas Of gentleman may immediately add, i
v'1 No. Ct kids II the parties meet IN the s1ees,
the lady may cay, "Oh, zee; zee you nsooe thai
ny parssol y getting old. We'll, then, l sccsPt'
But the gesemaa must never suads TO her want OF a
article, but exercise his jadsmset 70 what WosAd
Be acceptable Gcssrady. il sor bot haste to wn pha
opssa - fors.t pespisty. asd become rude, 10 tbs
,saa q tArft cd huY. The WY d ~ bste~ ~
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BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON WIFE.-Matia Gu
honey, an Irish peddles, was arrested yesterday ter
brutally beating his wife Ellen, who was found ~
Lieut.. Crasto of the Seventeenth Ward Police, bse<-
ing prousely from the wounds she had received ~
nearly exhausted from loss of blood. physicisa wss
called in and attended her, after which she was 90
y.yed to the New.York Hospital. Gillhoaey WA
brought before Justice Brennan, who locked him y
for trial.
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fAdvertisemeatl

PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTYPRs are made 4
BRApY's LowER GALAXY,
No. 245 Broadway, cor Fultoa-k
Persons occupied DOWN town. who dedie Porrts will Gsi
convenient 70 procure them ct this establishment
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fAdvanssuaet

All who would weaa themselves from ToSacoe-
cAsvins shosd Try vsasmp roKAL. rev pfsyssed a -
go sad increased assot suit both "a aad kso9a
A. Csn and Drag Stones WhsassssA Of No au Sess4wV.
90 safs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

A Boy Run OVER AND KILLED About 81 o. dock
on Monday night boy named Sam. Mysr, aged ten
years, wa 'pp over BY One of the Bowsry and Grad
street line Of stages, in Columbia street near Brssms.
and killed, almost instantly the wheels pssAng ovr
bis breast. He was picked up and conveyed To the
Thirteenth Ward Station House, after which he was
removed TO the resdence of his father No. SO Brssms
street. The driver or number of the stage could sot
be ascertsincd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

CHARGE OF BURGLARY-About 3 O'Clock % Msa-
day morning, Henry Faen, alias Smith, Gernas.
who has been bartender in dsreputab!e house, vss
caught in the act of coming out Of the grocery aud
liquor shop of William Hatye, No. l53 Wsshingtse
street, into which it is charged he had broken, sad
stole theref from IS in bills and silver change. Ths
alarm was given, which led to the prompt arrest Of
the alleged burglar by Officers Gillespie and Gsoksr
of the First Ward Police. portion Of tho stssse
money was found in possession Of the prisoner whs
was taken before Justice Welsh and locked up fox tnsl
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fAdyertlsement.l

Mr.. FOWLER, THE PHRENOLOGTsT, is to eutss-
tain the csers Of Brooklyn his vcte theme every
Ing this week the Lecture Room lately occupied By tAs
Rocky Mountain Cub Of Fulton and oranes Exsm
nations In publh every evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

"a. HAa-GA9 FHTU0ES FOk nm 49,
a. go, $500 sew psttssns beaaHfai b 49, -
LIZ - ~ olsnd Ssbss CT q Resf nAnsnsn9
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REAL EsrATE.-The following sales Of Rec HstaS
were made yesterday BY A. J. Bleeoker g. Co.:
House and lot No. IS West 23lst...........o21 ~
Two houses and one lot corner Greenwich and Horaho
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The CoKIsrHIAs,.-The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
on Sunday morning, prefaced his sermon by reading
the twelfth chapter of Flint Corinthians the thirteenth
verse Of which is as follows: For by one spirit We
"are all baptized into body, whether we be Jews
"or Genttr bond or free and have been all made 10
drink INTO one spirit" Pausing at the words "bond
and Free the reverend gentleman said: How is
"th,7 Paul surely could not have said this; il must
abe an Interpolation. II certsuly cannot mean that
"msn with African blood in his veins, and held az an
American slave oppressed BY bis mater, despoiled
"of his rights and ou'lawed by Courts, is bsp-
" tied into the spirit With the white II
"capnot mean that q slave Is equal to freeman in
"the sight Of Gods black man to q white one. Yet
/" it certainly seems so 1t certainly reads So and it
"lation, that we are all the children of one common
Father, entitled to the rights, governed by the
same principles, alike immortal and precious in his
eight. II must be an interpolation
Msrshal Rynders relieved officers Helms, Horton,
Brutee and MsDgels from service yesterday morning,
and appointed the following gentlemen in their stead
Theodore Hart Clerk in the Registers Office; Robert
Linn, jeweller; Theodore Rynders tthe Captains
nephew, bookbinder BY trade and for the past Elk
years policeman in the Eighth Ward Jeremiah
Duane CRATE and fender maker.
The Captai, addressed his Deputies a. follow:
"GRxTLxnrE: You have been appointed Deputy
Nsrshaa under the authority OF The United States Ii
hs.tevtnr mon you this appointment, a important
tr,s : oSaadel . y0ur csss. expect yVs 70 disoh3xs
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.PHs and AMBROTYPEs are n

BRADY's LowsR GsLLsay
No. Dos Broadway cor. RGtos-~.
Persons occupied down town. wbo desire PeftfsS' w -
IL convenient 10 procure them st this estsbhshnsM
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fAdverzscmee1.

wnDow- SHADES, TABLE OncLoT1'
Boz nd White Holland
Oor}s rssssls, Brsssss -
vrsCisssis sd Retail.
b. WooDsssD WsxsLs,
No. CstAsstnsS., ksw.YSA.
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The BURprLL MURDER TRIAL The Court o
Oyer and Teminer came in at 10 O'Clock yesterday
and adjourned until the first Monday IN May, at II
o'clock q. m. Mrs Cunningham and John j. Eckel, !
is expected will then be srraigned for trial for th'
murde r of DR.. Harvey Burdel. There is no othe
case before the Court.
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A CHILD POISONED BY MATcBKs.-An Inquest
held yesterday In Thirty fourth Of Third
nue. upon the body OF child named Honors Quin who died
in om the effects Of chewing ms'cAes %
Sunday evening" The Jury rendered svsrdct Of dests b
accidental poisoning from chewing lncifsr matches"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

Harry Howard has resigned the Office OF Receive
of Taxes, and Wilson Small, the Mayors candidate 10
Postmaster, was last night appointed.
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yoar 5uss bo ss'iy ssd % ,upiy. to treat evxyScav
With ccs,tesy with vton you have any of is SsI
ness- hope shsi never hsve cssse to led ian
viii any Of yo1, oh ,'.l so,s o. with your csaa.s e
Sta,es. Any vifu neglect Of your duty viii BE u
rnedistey fcllo red BY your dschsrge. N, nan un6r
me css receive pey wiAsut doing a equivAisst \
work"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

FATAL FALL.-tofoner tdfnDi6 neiQ IN lnqueN ~
terdsy No $40 First avenue upon the body Of Bernard G.
way native Of Ireland twenty nine years Of who d
While intoxicated on the night Of the 18th ul! yeraIot
accidental death rendered,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-11
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