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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08


me profits Of The year are 1s per q capital OF
$500. co.,
ne steamship oushsv Oty, iron this port for Hsvana
dsy, carried out sseooo spanish gold Just rechved
hcn Europa
The earnings Of NE Ia Crosse and nlwsuhie Railroad
Company (sastsvn divs,cs for hs month Of March we're
al sss % ssainst suisse - for he same month last
year, when Of miles were In operation.
The receipts Of the nnvauke end hbsssippi Railroad
Company IN March, 1881, were s4c,l2e; coyrsposdins
month last year ESQ ses-incresss 50 ga.
The til aashcssiBe the New York ana Esie IsTrosd
COMPANY 70 MAKE stock dividend equal In snovp, 70
be bosds Of 1875 absorbed hrevgs The snkng fund.-
passed both houses Of Me Legislature, and wants only
the signature Of the Governor TO become hw.
We learn with much rsgrH tha; the prospect Of our
city secuYrG The new line OF railroad 70 the wsst vie The
New Jersey Csssrsi and Pennsylvania Central reads,
made complete By the connecting hnh IRON A1sntovn o
Port Clinton distance Of 20 miles 70 be copsruced
BY no means such he enterprise jsssy ssus,sa 70.
We have heretofore on several occasions, sbevn the
great besen, 70 srhe from this cop The directors
Of the Aentovp road have also fully and repeatedly ex
piaipss, both through our advertising columns and by
circulars Addressed 70 the nero hAns Of This CITY, the i'm.
poranoe 10 our city OF this route Orr suggestion 70
the Chamber Of Commerce has been acted on by that
rody; and ser examination Of the subject BY com.
mtee hss received proper endorsement and recon-.
mendsilon yet the directors receiving suncleut
am, IN, Of sutscrpscns 10 the stock q The compsay 10
r,tliy them prt,ivs The rose under contrast butus
ihsr dsternr ,or pcs sb,rdon THO erts,rrrs th,ut
tsvrft n.-tsrs s-!frs'n- usds '--s,-ts.s 20
..t.C 80 HtNdL.t q. tstsAa a. ~ ed
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LTvERroOL CLASSIFICATION.

tcrrtH -Ihe sales Embraces shout go bars ko
anie sl;sc alike chiefly AZ nv. and Teo msis Java
"a .ss -..s hour Fs 's s
b'hs Of cotton enssses sS2d 3ied chiefly he
ln,ide as.re I'd some bs.s. Of Sea lsIsnd At
q ~. 70 fs.Ios acc 70 psss.ss. Of oil cake ' wsre
ersssed st an Ra1ss 70 Hsvre we're UNCHANGED. TO
"a vessel issss up 70 Ssd at Bss.or. ssr sotsr
IN pop vS s,s,ss so se q s ''As'e' '~A
Hsy The ms-hst Wa tokrably scye. with ssss within
pres. siss from &C. Sis For city nee Ss selling
nor. xes fair demand, and prime lots and
Isos condsuee arm. with small sales Of Scotch pig 90
IIpr-Eochisrd was srm 81 CSC ior common and At 81 20
Soits..-Tbe nsrs continued firm Bales Of 100 hh1s
Porto siec made T. 10 do mu,covado mossses
s,y.l sIos. .sRki, ,urpyn.nce continued IN fslr q
steady With sslss q eco 500 bbs a. u per $40 iO'
"a ~. aus ss s Ss't ersse -h.s w..h
s ss crpss ,ssm va ariy bed She prices we're un
fnsoss o rors.1 X" n ~. ~. sser and
e ss 81 3 H. s:s sss ~. ssT ss q s
-t ,sle. o. 100 $50 b.is ncgdps country mess Is
snsli ss.s o hc loic Cui were Inactive. with
TER snd cheese we've ,iessy vitbou, change pfices
Re sale. . 10 scu co hss 6uss
ysco prices ranging from &c ec. Prime fugHrs
Se Ss psys .S1snc ss't ss prse
Tor refined sugars this day essbssed 70 oowns
% e sss S ss srs sSssr 'qs e ''' ground ""
Tr.s conisuca rad demand and occnss we're In good
Pcs,r sseeun Greens were also arrn and iry dealt "
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW FRUIT AND rLowER CkrlLocUs Fos
~ 1851 WITH description and prices 81 AZ trees and 1sc
ues3td in the garden, svr prchsrd Esen n11e vrey q
aurs, ~ N ne latest novelties VII Dc t1rwsrde on spgh
,aior OF ali packages peid T. son rNe lort
p.M vAJrON. Old Colony Nurseries Fivmoub Nsss
170T rrRY BOoEsELIEps VISITING NFw YORK
0nJ a. sried stQrt I xuF ~ titlfs
ist tns End praver soaks for Che DO 'vS bg-cn o re
klsn r-lee esp .
f-fat
49, q LaS..- $780, S-~~At, s,--s.~ a.. ~.
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The Massacre of white Settlers In Mime
sofa.


From NE 9. Faal Democrat, March 10
In continuation Of the intelligence psbsAed yesterday
N resereece the massaue OF white settlers - epys
IAnc, ne have received The following iesasr iron 70
nArEirc. Nsrsh p, 1881.
Aocordpe 10 TIE report CT Mr. hastban, II spSn Laka
n ihs Territory, shocking ansr oot place there o.
~ on Of this n cush spsn lake V about dfteen
ni.ss nom spyingnsd the Dss uones river asoush-
Westerly course and near thu lows line ~. Nathan
nad BEEN 70 the nolrcs river 70 Sc aNes M oxen
which we're tsere feeding upon rushss and GONG ncme
Rc bevildeved and hungry and started fcr NE neeres
kssse Upon reaching no fsusd the dcor M siseev.
hreaen open, and On the inside, upon We hooS, lasd
ne body Of an OLD lady short dmsanoe nom
ths house upon the NOW, he found poy epous
tvelve ysars Of Aee, who Wa ahc dead mon dn-
inxce nom tns BODY Of The boy he found hc o. girl,
partially devoured BY the dog he says that be visited
isur Other housed where ames had been living but no
person there; everything the houses thrown
over hs feoys He started for the rym house. expect
fss stay all night but foond several indian tents Pitch
ed before the door, end The house LED vi Ind BE
being nhfued, crept into snow hank and lad uuti
field. they Bndipg hat be was in esrnes, sbou, his
s,ory end swearing 70 IA correctness immed rtsy dee
paseftd two Cor Fort RldEeiy, vho succeeded IN
rsisrH City to'ders 70 come 10 their assurance Toe
eve thls place thn evening, and will start for the Des
Hoines river IN the NOR sr The soldiers viii camp Tor
nc nlsht q, South Beud we nave heard Indsr stories
before hu ne ere uclred, from The source 10 believe
nh 10 ~ uue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

NtbaltaH reluf-t and pflcfs win
ssies Of about COO bp brands in GOOD de
nspd with sales of about 7ooa 500 bbs, closing firm
n. secse quoatocs Bye aour was srm, with saesa g 81
50 62s Cotrmeal auie nj s. ~ for Jersey and 81 ~
ior rrardywite, in bArrels, and at s7 = si5 Is for
pupcbeors wheat hrm for prime lots willis
2co huhs p,ms white Southern Al 90 With prime white
canadian nj 81 f2,, and red southern o.
firm With Gales 81 sOou 10 100 TO 10000. bushels Including
90 Western mixed ~ f9c end sJuibern Jersey
yellow Of csc soc Cd whre and yellow firmly held
75o ~; BYE was hru viii faer M $50 bushels New
1ersev a. sc while Irspe Ho'hsrn held al SIC
Psrsy ctr inusd sDs Grrp and rmy held
sae spd tern hanged from zoe TO sc the former
md o. SIC 5sc for the laityr
Co1roS The salse tnbrscsd scout coo bsea go,d POI
aor II ~heh n trsnsiu The market closed arm st
about ihe following quoinns-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

lsHsTbe sales msraced hbeui 49, bbs nc,udirg pots
at closing Brm ana afterwards heldat advance end
pearls 81 i9sc . 7sc.
gKpAnlurrs --flour-Tte mNh exhibited more buoyap
cy which with Sood local and demand, eausei
more &c be done. 1he sales embraced about 90 bb
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Spring, 1857.
ready io Iaa ssss sGT
rr oysrs0. ksg.6. srri.h and French Oaspes. eos.s
syls. Of easmere g...losn, fancy and p.n ycs. Our
sScss many q sSs can ss found ss This de-
s.se sy Mr. a. ~ ~.9 % as s.s :hs
goods Prompt attention given % y o, Ger
Nos 2ss ESQ s.d 100 Broadway. corner Of warren st.
Knox's spring style OF Hat fs Now Ready.
No. 2i2 Broadway. conner Of rulior stree.
For Good FITTING. well made sh,rts, or all
'yss and psHsrns rstsd .. vhO,e:Ais gFs: g % as
BEAUTIFUL FITTING and Wen Made Boots,
ssss: .rs s:s :, sooESE FERRIS soss boot
Hssson River Instit.te az CIsversek, n. Y.
-'"- ''''' A'rr s''tS r. r. ; SRssHs frssp.
Perfect FITTING Coats, Vests and Pantsieons.
Ee1 s% m. s's .s
stores 81 SIS and bl Broadway % his recently purchased
house, sore and lo,. q Ami,y street neS Broadway.
wedding Cards and Envelopes.-The Latest
sre most elegant styles EvrRbrLs. Broadway. corner
citizens and Strangers. Ga. Receive
''O''' '''''o Oliver >. soLpssrfH, Ss Broadway.
Sewing Neutrality-suspicious. Il I.eshh
=. scs e % = p ss 50. 3 ,s
.s "a. s.s so sss sas fem.
sSSrcserss am. xs, 2c ' '-'- O'''' - =
Lsmonnier, JsweiIer, Dengper ana Hair
wher 10 the rmperc~ ard patented BY he Majesty 10 Boue
Psr scIs Sssai a. M x. rn1es. r.hses q i
Splendid choice q sruclss worked IN hst
Defiance ssismandsr sasss-w,th Psts.t
powder pro- deasses coas an1 sro bars psVc. Ia Peasi
EosHRr n. rArRICx.
Jenes' OLD Italian Soap, for Eruptsous,
nec.: Ac =; Jones c9rI hs OIL sssiorsavs sess thing
Bstchelor's Hair Dye. wigs and To.pees,
Me best the World surps.sine ALL Made, sold and applied
NO Consumers OF lea Il PERKINS, worces-
,, STS, , @ q
has the name OF Lea Perrns impressed the patent
.s - gsD s ss & 4 z %
tes Broadway, sole agents In NE United ssaiesL
Chsngesb westher.-suddcn Changes OF
weather, from VAIN to cold or from cold 70 warm,
swns art 70 be productive Of scksess unless people
scsis cola or ossr f.ess eon.Ty to head %sDs
tsen
All ye Who ADguor, drcop and fade.
Orye whom herccr iiness tkrfils
Cal be elss, comrouna oyyour ed,
BBANDRFfB's pfis he proisnsers ssS sw.e,sn,r, NJ
Sis Buidrr Sos sis and "a BrOsdSsy e'''' - 70 ''''
Cb,chcster's Dyspepsia Specific Cures with
ont pursuing &c. per rode, By all srusssts Depo. i0l
uo,Ioways pills and Ointment are safe
ard cssiu remedies FOR sak rheun, s-rofs rheumas.
anr hs uores TIE orsr isrpsT The blood the or.
rsns a sesuor purJ ng and renovsng The vital functions
Inter- psranc. ErertusiIy Cured by Or.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY APRIL 8, 1857

C.issadoro'. Hair Dye, Why's and Tapes
dye privately applied, No Asor House
Rupture Cared By Massh 4 Ce.'s Radical
sure russ ~ No. ~ nat6sa laas. New Tea.
In BristOls sarsapar1Ila arc Combined .
eont LAXATIVE and distinctive II Strengthens the aonscn
ne secleucns and rehoes and qnlckens ne
ard Injected blood In diseases Of the lungs scoua dropy
gline kemps worm pastles are at once sEeea6ie har
less snd irresistible Sold BY T. LANAAN CO., whole
saedru ggiss 50 Water New York. and by All ors&
gists. ssrsaparia 81 and pastlIes 2oc. par bottle.
Hin's Hair Dye, shilllngs a BOx~Biack
or brown No. Barclay street. Inmiabe cutting Of haar
and whiskers
DIR. Tayler's Pnosphor'xea Bais.m OF
hverwo This preparation has stood tae tee. Of twenty
yesIs ~ certain remedy 70. consumpton ashm. srSD,
ehs night gweas 6c, 4c. Sold Wholesale and retail ~ J65
formerly $50 Bowery.
GrindIe's Ancient and Celebrated Japanese
Life Pills purge the system thoroughly Of al corrupt humors
per citrate end purify the vital fHos and the corrupt secre
tors replaced with rich healthy blood Parts that wero
even decayDR with disease ored 10 healthy vigorous
action, and disease eradicaed by magic leaving me
system In robust condition. and less predspcsed to contract
dhesfe again of whatever kind Ia fact thew are naures
own remedy, and must In short tme be the only PiDs
pred they are pleasant take and never disagree WIN
the most delicate child For sale bv Barnes Park and
Ring Broadway New York and by respectable dragEss
and dealers medicine throughout the United States Cana
das MEXICO touth America &C. at cents boz or tive
boxer for ii. Principal depot "a White street, New YORK
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ssDPton OF payiGston ca ne liver.
hsssrs b. Ludlow %. viii erer FOR rss ii sDo
uon Wednesday next s noon, 81 The hcrchsuss' rs
change, thirty lots nsdisoo, eecond and laird
avenues, and thirty fourth, Thirty seventh, Tsrty-
eighth. Fy essih, FIFTY s,nth and rssy nrt strssss
being ths properly OF Jacob vandssposs H. Eq. Tbsss
ios Vie Be-, part Of NE CITY, on natural ground
and NE saie VIII be positive. Mas Of ths properly nay
be obtained u the once Of the auotionse No. Pine
street.
Tho New YORK. CITY Comptroller Is advertising for
temporary loans In sums Of not lees thas kss hundred
dollars bearing nssrsss ii the rate Of siI pf cent and
redssnasls In sr 10 twelve months.
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A Knew Nothing Move.
gUrENoH CouzT--ernC1AL rERn.
BsfsYe Han rudRs Hoffman,

Avn 7.-CAayls Bsss~o No. ss~Ssl r. fbrcnseni.-kr.
uxsy moved 10 oct sslds the complaint and al subse
srs procsss ngs on NE rroupd hat Richard Bassssd,
NO., attorney for ths plaintiff, v not NJ .uralssd unt
Ne ~ 0st, 1sse, srer aosa brought, and that sos
nayisg been crssn Of ths unhsd snAss beiore be
pDs sosstsrtsonaln entitled 70 prsosios.
Mr.. Brady prcdoosd Ne license grastsd 70 uS. Brsssd
y Nay, 1870, when he was admitted By the Supreme
ucuys OF Ah sae IN attorney He thsa inaisted that
hss cours could sot 70 benin Thai admica NJ, No.
asn and that Mr.. Passsed 80 osnsed viAou precuv
- ne requisite qusnl utons the saly vNy v rsvisv
Hhsa We By spplosos 70 the supreme Oours he ~ I'd
at he hax papers 70 prove hat NJ. Buseesd vas cv.
- When admitted. bus dd Eel called upon 70 pro-
aces them be cbcse ., rerses he defence - NE NO
~ on hs ground he hsd ns.ed ne dd nos vah " sivs
any san ctioa 70 mouCss Of tah kid.
r. saursy aiss M, he viassd 70 raise Ne euessi,a
vhsAhsv ,bs aupevior Ccuyt, 10 watch nr. Basssedp
sibsr vss ssir rsss n 1e&s, had any power 70 nssu
rNiiss ALIENS.
Oru had power and he denied the motion tor The
rsasss assigned BY Mr. Busteed's counasi
NJ sauxay gave notice that he wsud app ai from the
Seohou 70 We General Term.
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Wv ros- Ofu-f-, tsu 7'o~ Od.e 30 se-
w-.s-,-s -t.Its, g. .rtt."t com.
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Inter- psranc. EnectusfIy Cured by Or.
.-t- ~. N. " Is.ayr.'s 80. lt4 G7-e % ~
ri. s.ts.t- tts.rp tt.t 1str,rce ss1 ..e
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ard csrsn remedies salt rheun, scrofns rheumss.
40 crsr affections he arng Internally psne
nnr ne uores the orsr IN ernsT the blood sn the
rsns az session, pury ng ard renovs'ng The vital functions
~ gOcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Csistadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and T0sPees
stand unsurpassed anywhere Wholesale and resG snd NE
dye privately applied. No. Assof House.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

DAGrRRREOrYPRs.
GuRNEY CHALLENGES ths Photographic world 70 produce
pictures the above style equal 70 those made his photo
graphic palace Of an No. $40 broadway.
HalIotype !-Sl,OO Rewsrd.-The Under
signed will give the above the conviction Of
infringing the patent granted -
United States to John Bshsp Hail OF New Yerk
city the 10Th day Of January 1851 for producing pictures
known ~ - "haloypes-" HALL CT FEY.
The Imperial Photograph IL only made at
BBADY's gallery, $40 Broadway. At Brsdy's lower gallery
smb rotype and Photograph miniatures produced
200 Broadway. corner OF fulton street.
Holmes Photographic Observatory, 2s9
Broadway taking dollar portrss natural coors S. and Is
cent pictures
Crystal Miniatures, Crystal Miniatures.
crystal minsturee-fhe mos brilliant perfect and cheapest
Likeness taken. HUNTERS gallery <73 Broadway.
TO the Ladies'
II beautiful citing and we'll made soot for dress
prom enade, call on
JEFFHRs, 4s7 broadway.
Espenschesd's Spring Style OF Gentlcmcn's
hats unrivaled Price - 60 Give him cal n his sales
room, lis Nassau street.
White's 81 Dress Hats. Spring style, I4s
Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

The March earnings OF tho chcsso ard Rscz Island
road were $4,000. against st1,iia ssme no0,h las,
year.
The receipts OF the Hudson River Eslrosd Company IN
The month OF March amounted 10 tIs7 ,1o3 70
ssEe month last ycs-................. 27s, aa3 81
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Perfect FITTING Coats, Vests and Pantsleous.
-olohGE FOX rinys,sur s.Ilor, Ae: has removed;
stores m 3 and l Broadway, 70 his recently purchased
house, sore and lot, ~ Amy street. near Broadway.
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Wedding Cards and Envelopes.-The Latest
srd elegant styles ct EvERbrs Broadway. corner
of Duare street
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Hudson River Institute st Claversek, N. ".
-Trn Opens April II. Board and tuition sI,s yea,
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Hill's Hair Dye, shilllngs a Box.-Biack
or brown. No. Barclay street. Inmitabe cutting Of hair
ana hisla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Holmes Photographic Observatory, ass
Broadway, taking dollar porrsis natural colors S. and Is
cent pstures
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Citizens and Strangers. Csn Receive q
ourpe Of private writing lessons IN wcef 81
OLIveh B. 0OLDsaIfH, C2 Broadway.
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Espenschesd's Spring Style OF Gentlcmen's
hats unrivaled Price ~ 60 Give him cal n his sales
Nassau street.
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Crystal Miniatures, Crystal Miniatures.
crystal mnstures-fhe mos, brilliant perfect and cheapest
likeness taken. HUNTERS gallery AS Broadway.
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Beautiful FITTING and Wei Made Boots,
sbees and Eai,ers, At HuGESE FERRIS 4 soSs, boot
makers 80 fassau stree.
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GURNEY challenges III. Photographic world produce
pictures the above syle equal those made his photo
graphic palace of No. $40 broadway.
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No the Ladies
II You want beautiful fitting and well boots for dress
- JEFFHRs le7 broadway.
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El1HTH WARD EESuBhIOAN AssOCIATIcN-yHE
~ members 81 M 1sscoision %
~ meeting At r1ttuf stest Hall. lsb spr greet
Jkurtdav evening tuH l57, ~ O'Clock. .sv he
of eir oni' l1~ - ensung By oder.
JptK j. SHAW. s.-....t..
I'M KDIA, ,'e'o~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1857.

brother, if he had only lived how good could
have grown, he would have watched over me
just as l do over this, driven away ugly
thoughts, and surrounded me with sunshine
that made his own heart glad. The memory of
the past, of the pale face of her brother as she
last saw it, drove away all thoughts of the bit
ter present, new resolves crowded upon her
mind. Then came feeling of weakness and
dependence, with clasped hands she sank be-
side the low couch. The demon of discomfort
was vanquished, calmn, refreshing sleep soon
stole to her pillow. The smile came back to
her brow, and the sweet lips murmured words
of endearment. "Karl, dear Karl, Pm so g.ad
you have come" Who shall say no minstering
angel watched those slumbers, soothing to quiet
and happiness that fevered spirit.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

through wrong avenues you will soon learn
that the truly beautiful lives in a well ordered
ite-in depths of pure heart. l suppose you
can read, Eta 20
&c A very little," answered the child.
Paul Boston took from his pocket small
Bible, and opened at the fifty first psalm. Hem
rietta listened eagerly to the deep tones. Z" 1t
was such beautiful prayer" she told her
mother that night, sfwould she please read it
over to her."
Henrietta and her companion parted mutu-
ally pleased with each other. The little girl
with lighter heart than she had known for
many day, Paul Boston with thoughtful
brow. He soon became fayorite at tho cot
tage. Mr.. Bacon and his wife soon learnt to
listen as eagerly for the we'll known football
as the daughter, Here for the present we must
leave them.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

FRAcAs IN ScuooL.-A teacher in one of
tho Cincinnati Public Schools, having chas-
tised male pxpil, the boys mother, large
robust woman, accompanied by two men to as
sist her, went into the school and attempted to
cowhids the pedigogue, who wasa small, deli
cate Young man. She was arrested and taken
to the watch house. The teacher was badl Z
cut about the face.
The DEATH SESTEScE.-In the st. L.
(Mo.) Criminal Court last week, Israel Shl
for the murder of Henry Inkamp, and j
Neaslin, for the murder Of his wife, wer
fenced to be hanged on Friday, Sd of
next.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

A SINGULAR CAss.-0n Sunday last Drs.
Freeman and Perry of Saratoga, amputated the
leg of a Mr.. Smith, resident of that village.
The cause of the amputation was the actual
death of the limb. MIR. s., who is a laboring
man of industrious and temperate habits, some
six weeks since, while walking, was seized with
q sudden pain in the leg, about half way from
the knee to the ankle, and Immediately all sem
sation or feeling below the region OF the pain
ceased The look and color OF the skin and to
the touch was that of dead body, and all life
or animation below, midway from the knee to
the ankle, was entirely ertdicated. The above
physicians attended the sufferer and used all the
skill and ingenuity known to tho medical profess
sion to restore the circulation, but to no avail.
The individual had previously enjoyed good
health, and the cause for so sudden and singu-
lar result could not be accounted for. Crcum-
stances of palsied or paraysed limbs arc of fire.
quent occurrence, but that Of the death of limb,
we understand, was never before known to the
medical faculty. That the limb was actually dead
is shown from the fact that decomposition had
set in, and it was found necessary to amputate
the limb to prevent modification. The leg was
taken off above the knee.-.aibany .argus.
A YouNa LIouoR-SELLER CoNvIcTED.-At
Cambridge, Mass, last week, q boy named Hoyle
was convicted of selling liquor in Woburn, and
was sentenced to the House Of Correction. The
boy is only eight years old, and his mother is
now in the House OF Correction for the same
otiense. After her sentence, it is said, the boy
undertook to carry on the business, came tc
Boston and bought his liquor and made his bar
gains with the skill of veteran dealer. He
sold at the rate of barrel week until his ca
| reer was stopped. The Jury, in finding him
guilty, recommended him to mercy, on account
of his extreme yenth.
CoRS PLANTING IN TExAs.--we learn from
the Galveston Civilian, of the 18th ultimo, thai
corn planting is now in pretty general progress
Throughout Texas, though some parties have m
shed two or three weeks since.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

AsPLENDID Z CIESrER COUNTY FARM,
[A stuat ed about miles from New9rk, Del, three
lsssM miles ON Srlckersy.le and from S new a Lon 9
Srins Tich aih ami is gon grazing order 4 IS 81
yied iuJn fields. vol need and wood ~ Of Y, Acres
nrtyenenfs lrck House ~ by GO, three stories h9h
with rick Kitchen sck s iee Ha Gr a fm es
me II by NJ feet hoi well finished. Wheelwrght AID
SmithsInp good spring and stone spring mousse i me
RTae InnIsiOn the Barn ia ~ by so feet; with shedding
nver TeO ides 50 y 40 feet straw ho9se, anu wagon
hnuse ID by feet oJTnerhs attached, and crD sep
erate by So feet high This farmls slnn'ed " Enmd
Of n denomnat grlst ami saw mill ado ming Ihs
Farm is hgh state n imp 0venen ant CANNOT bo excel
ia G,r Its Ivpness, aul would Bk all persons
waiting Far like this TO call and see ns rs can be
bought for S85 per Aero, JANE ~. Nj
Oct, 2-if, NeWaEht be''