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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

In thls treatise It viii he seen at TIE object has hn
10 give the fi.mrr THAT u,l OF it, rltI. hi,i :
liIa to make Vrac;irr' catou frtiz4 his land an
Increase bis gram iodr and pasturcag The dUctriues
as tanSht ny ilis maturing, and fodder and turv cul
tyation system rational clear cvipnt and ,ue
seS an inyrUN rut IN te mode of aricu-r hitherto
unknown Z" ti~ farmers, md which. if aduDt.,i aud
carefully Iruc'ir can not fail TO advance the Interests
oi Tue iarutH UIunity. such work has been much
wanted. as It f a void which has long been felt but
which there las hitherto been attempt 20 >upllv
And !,guirss Cf Ccatrr and Hunting couftt s NJ,
recommend the work 10 every farmer they will reap
the greatest possible btueit from 1t.
Christian palsGe5rge Eugl Hnan MEL lio=scr George
B0al, Jacol Nos-er Francis alexander John Hav John
Athlson Samuel Duncan John uOIcr, iona. " " a-is
Jacob Meyer Gcor-" Guyer.a~, Henry Never John Car
per- samuel Galid,d hu Hnssun, teo. JacS, Samuel
Wilson, John Herman ,.iT Srtk FL!.Ii1 Never .u6lf
For salein Leuislurg by Dr.. 7. DRUGGER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
R cal Estate.
III Acres and Is PerchcS,

The Farm Is Of the FIRST QUALITY OF
soil and under good dimProvementhandsomeLy
located on the River road about half 4 mile
from Lewishnrr The Imrrovements are a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

II L IT 3 o o X s .
C'FrEGEON'S Sermons,
- WaylaGd's Principles and Practices Of
BaTusts,
Krummachsr's Martyr Lamb,
DR. kane'S Second Arctic Expedition. and
other new works Of interest, constantly on
hand tv NENit> y co, LcwiSturg
Dee. ;, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
Z Call 70 FaTmars.

Farmers drop y7ar tyols-Pause a LH'e-
rcgd his, aal rlfed.,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

pEuocRATIc CorSrY CosyESIIos.-The adjourned
Democratic County Convention met at Fstbush yes
terdsy and after organizing proceeded to ballot for
Supe tendsnt Of the Poor. The following Is the re-
suit OF the FIRST and !ast ballots:
Fb., Basss-B H Booth 81 David B. Powell g; J,hn
Ross s. Goo,re Wallace John A. White, ls John Cav
an ssh 3, James Mcauuei L. John Bossr, |; B!aak'
Total vote u
TotG vote &C.
There being no choice, asd DO probability OF nom''
mating mAn, the Convention adjourned till next Mon
day, at Holders Three Mic House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

- ocrsSi ~ hs .rrcsioc e tle fos. q. H. ,,, H.
er be- ,sbe 81. yar. ,.oOs.s, IN u. Sizes yn.s
No sOrs 80, sFoa che act. No n s,oeess<
10 ccn.o,tos ~b~,her par, s-ty ss ,,si Il
So,.rsd by he se.w~rs - scoer.I s1..,ia.
tee the crme wsssts Tee psob,st, o e,ovss,
;se s Si 5ci lR = r- H.. ss@s e w., r.sss
ies pr:hlS,,y Of 'es'n sTss sni ise sso
sa:A, to soS the question II ha '' ssjs4sai' ss
.st tAsa to hos thai .Ae Coz missioner srr-d in hi. .ep.s
" ~. fiss Q, bc. 70 tAe case In hsnd
NJ Cbsihe'd reihed Coz Ms. Cunningham. makiag
the 'oIos ING po.nts:
siot Justice Peabody s.I ust q. Coumi..casr 30 .
y hs .ns no e.,.iet can h. srsn,ea 70 r-ss,s
ga o,D Ssv D. visa 70 AS.i ~ ~. s..s "'
S.d Judse fe.bady, Sesi.,os sas - ss-s prriy n
TSed Toe ust,sr sSj.S.esss .h~n s.osrAs -
fo,s Judge Pesbody does s0t spp-sr .rss,ves thss =
~ S.l c,aimea THAI Jads. Day p.sS = =
% s Of sa ass h. .PssI. Id Il .s = =:
oe- spr~T that srpeston -.s made 70 Justice Dsyes s1
mad. for t.l % toe Cou Of Sessions ssss -,iissss
snocsL ot n 70 recte The rs. ,h. Court u tie es
to {sos S. s.s. N ss :. . 81:
.cos prosssi'y Of eoe.ietion s,cs mod q u
.h. ail There wss 90 pros<sisn within the s:s.ata
FVA The r-,er.s q judge Peabody, dsoos wss!a e
Jrr,dietioa of tie Oyer aud TermIneT
Mr.. IIsl begsn and concluded his argument 10 ~
case OF Hsge, Secretary Of the Liquor Des'ess ~
NJ. Tomhnson viii rsply to morrow when The psaly
and arguments on both sides viii be givsa.
MARINE COURT-GSEsAL TEaa-SspT. A-beeeo
Judses NcCAsry. THOMPSON sad MAvsAan
Bernstein ast Love.
New trial granted-costs to abide evset; Ssseee
iA'~P''' '4'''e'as Woaras u. cr..sA.on-
New hias grsrted-costs TO abide The sveek-
GuTley agt Artois.
Judgment affirmed, with costs-Jusscs Tsoses.
dsssnans-
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
TAsa, ss- WeekA
New trial or''' ,d-costs to abide the event
CLARK sst. Adans.
New trial orderec-costs to abide the evcat.
Wood sst. Smith
Judgment affirmed with costs.
Tow asead AT Eishef.
Judgment affirmed, with costs-Justics ThOsSsssa
dissenting
Jennings ast. Aexsndes.
New trial srderd-ccsts 70 abide the eveat
Reilly ss.. Kc-n-
,Jadgnert reversed With costs.
Foster act Hill
Judgment atirmed-Justce Maynard disseeta9-
Rgmord sgt Hl.
Judgment affrmed-Justce Maynard dRseah.s.
Britton AT. Hall
Judgment affirmed with ccsts.
McSpedon Crumbse
judgment sfhrmed with coats.
Porter at Phelau-
Judgment Of Special Term affirmed, with c0stD.
Chns.y at. Lindea-
New ,rial-costs 10 abiGe event.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COU2r-sept. a.-osesrs
Judge BErrs.
The case Of the SLAYER Merchant wss called -
pc.tponei uat the Government not being s1
ior trsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Advertisement !
A CARD.
GUkSEY's PpoToC sArHIc PALACE OF ART,
No. $40 Broadway.

GUkSEY's PpoToC RAPHIc PALACE OF ART,
No. $40 Broadway.
Honor to whom honor Is due"
the assertion In the public
prints contrary. the first uensh, life sire. untouched
fHoToGRAPB ever the world executed BY j..
Quincy be the Fair Of the American Institute
CrystsI Palace the nachless collection Of
PnoTocnApns finished in OIL (fllength and life .zs,
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Roai Moor and Plain PAorocRlPHs, HALLoTYpES and
DACvERsEorYPEs executed the artistic BY a
corps of talented ss under the personal supervision Of
GyKXEy, Photographic Artist No. Nv Broadway. "
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

REvIEw.-A review of tho Military Companies Of
Monmouth County N. j., came of on Saturday last
at Freehold. The troops were reviewed by Governor
Newell. They presented fine appearance. The
number of strangers in town yer, large in conse
quence of this review aud the excitement felt in regard
TO the Sea.Vew murder case.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

ATTEMPTED RAPR.-Michael Mapgn Il mau sb lut
20 yesrs of sge arrested Sundsy evening by Officer
Mciee Of the Third District charge Of assisting In violating
abe person little girl about twelve years Of named
Mary Ann Dunn. She returning home through warren
O'clock in the hen che
who With the assistance Of the prisoner drasIed her into
let and attempted 10 outrage her Her cries attracted
the attention of neighbors and resulted in Of tue
prsonex The other person escaped The accused was held
70 await examination and the Of the ohor party
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

BsoOKLYS CiTr CADErs.-The 6feentA snnivsr-
sWy Of this company was celebrated yesterday BY
street parade and brief Wait to Nsw-York. rnsy
were neatly drsssed in gray uniforms sad rsgus ssioa
hats, and presented Soc aspoArsaos. They wess
commanded by Captain B. Ednoads asd accompanied
by Dodworths Band In ths evening tAsy eca.sno-
rated their saaivsrsssy y 6aax q 0stAh Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
iAdrertisement. 4
"THy Sons OF TOIL."-J. +. p

THE Sons OF TOlL."-J. +. POole's new
made decidedly favorable impression OF PysDYs Ma
TloNAL THEAIsR night 1t will b. repeated THIS EVEN
ING with the psnsonime of PoNGo. THE fNrELLIGENr
APE" and the comedy Of In AND OuT or PLACE" Mr. j.
H. Asp Mr.. g. L. Fox. Mrs. ii Nichols ar Z. l.. Aiken.
Mis- Jus DAY. the Deuie Brothers aud tne whole company
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
IAdvertisement-l
THE DIAPHANEOTYPES

TAKEN II RooTs No. $50 Broadway becoming Immensely
popus They give universal satsfacon account OF the
high artistic merit with perfect uthianes These
pictures possess dceoy aud beauty Of finish upataned by
the elaborate productions Of the pencil D.GUEGREo
TYPES copied ena sed in this beautiful style Made only o.
The Roor Gallery No. SSS Broadway corner of Frankinst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
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Mothers and nurses will hnd FoxrAnE's CREAM OF WILD
fLowLss superior al spirits soaps lotions Its rich med
icaed she penetrating the skin prevents chs6ns and eup
tops promotes that health decscy aud sweetness
pleasing in children. +. O. FoNrAiNE Co.
No 5l5 Broadway N. Y.
Sold by al 6rusEsG
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Adverttsenelt-
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INTERNATIONAL HoTEL
SALOONS,
Broadway, corner Of Frankhn'st.
TAdyertisement

he odes; and approved article In use having been before
the pubic SIS The genuine be obtained OF
j. L SAUNDERS Store only at No. 2 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
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We have DO hesitation in saying that Consumption
swsys be seyiased ana in cured sim
py by the Of DR.. WIsrAR's WILD CHERsY BALsAM. lie
hag neuence tho diseased Is truly wonderful.
None genuine except signed l. BurTs on the wrapper
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Advertisement

The Wonder of the Age is the beautiful (and
wholly in this country collection Of LIVING rIa aud
bARsE vESErAroS both salt and fresh water exhibiting
The Aquarium a. BARNUMs MUSEUM. Nothing of the kind
has ever beer seen before IN this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Sold by a. 6ruSgiss
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a new and beautiful stylsa q,

GAS, GAS.-SOme new and beautiful styles OF
Gas Fxtu,ea just out for the FAN trade alec, Ps-et
.s Purifier shat viii ~ per cent 10 the CsA at
on rrs: msnu uisc turing DEPOT, No. $40 Broadway
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Advertisement
NJ. b. B X A ID

EXHIBITS his Gallery, No. $50 Broadway Photograph feet
by in dimensions They the largest in the world The
public are invited 70 cell and examine them
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Advertisement,

A full. length PORTRAIT Of FREZZOLINI, life size,
hiss ust added to the collection BRADv GALLERY No.
359 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

THE COMMON COUYCIL Several members Of the
Common Council last evening but the majority berg
ssged political Conventions there qotun, aud the
Board ad lourned till next Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Advertisement.

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, CnefTy
yalsy NJ Y-Next session begins 5A Of NovsGbsr Fos
Cssag say RIPLEY Co., No IA Pearl -, New YoSt
or s36r.ss be Principals
E SS O. fax... fn..t.1"'' Pdncipal.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

COURT cALzHoAH-T~s Das.
U6rsD 6rArEs DIrsIcr CoVE1.-HsA y. -
~ q o. - O. o. q. u
Sspaxss Cossr Csacvrs fss W~dsesday. SspS -
-a(s& " tn.. o. q. n q e - 6a ~ e~u%s%s~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

FICHr AsB RIor AsoHG Fig6sS6.--A dsspcr az
6eit occurred at Schneiders lager beer etloon c,rae
d Even and messer NE stseets, on Sunday evening
between a number offremeu " thai ocsiIty end from
New YCrk. appear that come ten or twelve Nex
York f'ernen, mostly tolongitg Gbout Futon Market
went over 70 Wilisnsbugh to return roms free 4p-
they had borrowed from Eugine Company No fog
the parade Of the evening previous. After the caps
were deposited in the eogue house two or three Of the
members accompanied the panty to Schoeider's, sad
at the time they entered other rescns were 10 the
loom. Immediately afterrard about q dozen
fellows rushed in and gave three cheers for the
" Maid Of Dutchtown" (mesning engine No. 81.
Some words followed. when, it IL alleged ons Of the
in.,uders struck Of the Fulton Market boys in the
face. His friends then joined TO- ard cleared .he
ROOM chairs, lager beer mugs and al movable article,
being hurled in al directions. The doors were closed
when the repulsed party, considerably augmented.
attacked the building with stones, breaking 10 the
windows, 60 and finally effected an entrance, scd in
turn boa. and Sc. to fight the party from New York.
The bartender, a boy nsmed Emil Kleemso, was
struck on the back of the head With q tuubler and
severely injured. By this time the police came up
and arrested three of the New York Gremen who had
secreted themselves in another part Of the house. and
took them to the lock Yesterday they taken
before Justice Feeks, and gave bonds 10 appear for
examination on Thursday. Complaints were made
against number Of tie Wiuiamsburgh party, aad
warrants issued for their srest.
About 6 o'clock last evening, 9 second fight oc.
CURED at the Peck slip ferry on the New York tide,
some of the Fulton Market boys havirg stationed
themselves there TO catch of their opponents.
It was soon stopped by the police and Others.
Brutal AsD PERHAPS FATAL ASSAULT CPoS \
WoMAE.-Yesterday afternoon James hcShafley and
his wife Cathsrine who live in Spencer street. near
Park avenue, both being drunk, got quarrelng. The
husband struck the woman with his fists, and then
sezing crowbar struck her in the abdomen with such
force as to cause proxusion Of the bowels woman
who lives in the same house gave information to the
FouIth Precinct police, who arrested the man, aud the
woman was sent to the City Hospital by direction Of
the Deputy. Superintendent of Police. The accused
denies having beaten his wife, but the evidences are
too strong against him to sdmit Of doubt.
BRooKLys MoRrALrr.-The total rumber Of
deaths in Brooklyn for the week ending 18th inst, was
I3S Of these, 68 were males, 20 females; men Is,
boys 81, women 81, girls ~. The principal diseases
were consumption, 81; msyasmus, Is; cholera infan
tum l6 convulsioDs l2; darrhes, :; disease of the
brain, g. dysentery a.; Group, 5; scarlet fever, j;
&c. OF the whole number, So under one year
of oge and from to years, 90. OF natives OF she
United States, there were III Ireland. II; Eogsnd
A.; Germany, s; Scotland. Holland and New Bruns-
wick, l each.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

rsH HIcKrS HOMICIDE CAsE-IsvEsrIGATIos RE-
F,~io.-Ater an adjournment Of nearly two weeks
Coroser Connery yesterday renewed his investigation
IN the matter Of Michael Hickey, the Custom House
porter, who died from stab inflicted in the sbdomsa
On Ne night Of Toe I'd instant, While attending polt
ca meeting a. the hsnds Of some person yet unknown
10 the public.
SSrerai witnesses were examined, but like others
who called upon after Hickey died, knew little or
soAbx Of the matter. The Jury TO fully believe
that number Of persons tsome Of whom have given
N Asir evidenced know to Q certainty who inflicted
the fatal blow but al the Witnesses even those who
were 90 the s.and during the 6sht and sAbbiog, pro-
les 70 es totally ignorsst of eli facts which might tend
arsw light upOe the aas;r and point to the guilty
nsa The following Is The sviessos taken yesterdsy:
ssn~y ndwsts. being daiy svsr. dePeses and ssys-l
eessa~ " Ne ssvvpeeatA Ssvcfax Police, wss Ct tAs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

.a.r. -.4 is.l .a % .hsr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

A motion having beea made in thn srees On ~ n =
e.t ED teh. u As.r.A .ss o:Sss e - ID ss
jsaxnsa q H. sp1loa sai As bslaS epss:ss -
=. pAnA = y tAs s.snA.oi. b 80. 49, -. .,
Jeoesd - ~ ~ Csetrs1ssS e(pssdss - ~N.2
81 o>eyA = lhaks - I'D SSssa - ~ vt ~~es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
C1runer's Once.

Tlg FourrH wAKD Hoxupx-CoScrsoS on THE "
orE1.-rhe inquest in the OF James oDonnel, dc
ceased, who killed a stabbing ARRAY In the Fourth
ward Sunday night concluded yesterday al the
New York Hospital by Coroner Conntry.
From the evidence siiuced yesterday appeared tina,
there prize ht a, the rooms Of Daniel Ludam 3iS
Water street, the night OF the assault, between
fry pupusts, and ,ha, amer the performance had
been concluded Michael Hayes the accused party, jumped
the ring and raised a row o'Donncll was present
during the disturbance hut did not appear that any din
Guilty took place between the men at that particular time
Hayes wa known 10 have knife nj the time, but he did
not make any fmm " II then. In about half
hour after the disturbance In Water street ARRAY
place between deceased and HAYES at the Of oose
welt and Batay streets ans ia the formers being
tally voJnaet with knife at the hands OF his adversary
Nothing else II either interest importance elected.
The Jury this rendered the following verdict
Death from wound In the abdomen, produced by
knife to hands Of one Michael Hayes, and that IL
the ouron Of the jry tha, BIS brother Thomas Hayes,
accessory before the fact lyon the rendition OF the
verdict tn ooronsr committed Thomas Hayes TO AVA, the
asop Of the Grand Jury warrant issued for the
ri hts b. ohsr the alleged PRINCIPAL In the homicide,
which placed In The hands q the Fourth ward police
for execution. The dect ased native Of ireland, and
was q years Of age.
srSKNG or A sLooP-Two HEx DaowSn.-Tbe a,,en-
ton u Coroner Perry called % painful accident
which occurred the foo, Of Jay street, about O'Clock
yesterday morning. The sloop Margare Roach, laden
with BRICK and lying the per foot Of The above street.
sank during tie Of the night, with drce ON
os~fus t"o W whom Nere uIoNne1, whc ,uo o1sr one
succe'1 :, N m , ns esoalc oy snmons up sne rug
A. Il Il supooed startsd one Of her pl.hss daring The
night by humping against the dock during the stoSm
Which, hwih DC rememoercd, prevailed al tse time Toe
n.,r.i poh,, W,l'sms were sroxnes IN ,he,, ho,,hs
bu, he ,a.r hand suooeed In getting ou, OF The cabin
and ro,cng his NV throucb The vatr, vbicb a. ,hcr
,.v ling The s,ai suceeo lei In reaching The ,iscns
.,s ~. a., a. ne ne ,artain mar b,aa \. rs,
ninth sr., ue.y Ien,h Avenue vbere hs Leaves W n
and family 10 lament his uu,imely end wiams we'd at
Coxsaose ~bere his remains were conveyed yesterday
for intermell 'eTa'c' IN each case, " AocadenAi
oesh
frR1nF ~ fm%s'-A young Nomsn namea Hary anne
peny, h'hs hrs' "i@on :, No' W Vnver suee' CON
United socide yesterday morning oy "kne dose o' ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.


ACTION AGAINST COMMON CARRIER FOR DELAY IN
TRANSMISSION OF MERCHANDISE.
MAY 2o-Asses Cbsner Pyesidesa Of ne Nesxox Copper
fpe Company, Henry Wols President Of Ae American
Erwes Compa1v Tho plaintiff this complains that
the 10th OF November, 1854, he delivered TO the de-
PENDANT per Kasson's Despatch in the city of New York;
certain merchandise tools and fixtures for copper facing
type which the defendant undertook TO transport 10 GIN
cinpat within reasonable time for 81 80 per 100 lbs.
weight which plaintiff paid and contends that twelve days
reasonable time for such transportation Of the
chandse but the plaintiff complains that through the neg
gence Of the defendant and his they lost
long time, and not delivered in Cincinnati until
twenty eight days after the time agreed upon. In
quence of this delay the plaintiff suffered loss and damage
and lost certain contracts for copper facing type then
tuay made With parties In Cincinnati, and 10 perform
which the plaintiff at great expense, workmen
Cincinnati from New York; that he subjected TO their
board and travelling and that solely in conse
quence Of the failure OF the defendant deliver the said
articles agreed, the plaintiff suffered damages 70 the
amount Of $500.
The defendant denies that Kassons Despatch agreed 10
deliver the goods in question Cincinnati Otherwise than
by depositpg them in the depot OF the Little Miami Rail
road and contends that q deposit there delivery 10
the consignee and ulhmen OF the undertaking and de-
mics that twelve days reasonable time for the trans
portauon OF the merchandise In question The goods
ed at Of the year when the navigation OF
the lakes uncertain and that the vessel upon which
Eve days account OF the prevalence Of storm upon
the lake. that she left the port her route
safe for her IN depart and that the plaintiff could have
obtained the goods the 18Th Of December 1854.
The principal testimony was documentary the witnesses
resdlS in the Western States. II was shown that the
plaintiff loet certain contracts In Cincinnati for copper
facing type.
Verdict for plaintiff $50.
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CHAPTER I.
AN INTERRUPTED WEDDING


xanrsssor OF ' son,rr Cas er.sshr n and Esss
glorious morning clouaes., blue sky smiled down
the hills nd dewy dses and deep woods OF Devon
and se park around .he Hall was all alive and mu.ics with
men and ms.ns Gathering to cecera,e ser ssy day fes
val and 70 do honor TO The marriage OF tner landlords
the sm shaded winding avenue from the highway
10 house. arched at each terminus BY mammoth
wreath Of bowerr and many were the csrrags that passed.
contained only the Learesi friends an
relatives Of he family .h.ss ,eisonship or posop CAV.
party h.d been invited 70 meet her me altar
N great Old trees, wand Inc grsn sw.rd 90
either sde ,s avenue watched ns,e sqapssrs as they
"ob-dear me tha weddngors won't pass ull nssrly
yourg gir The game keeper.
rage itself, Just you're preicsi Lass In INC
country ,
Early morning a from ansnce bride been
S s s ham o@ Ss S 70 pryss with
prsed and hed wth vague uhessness his orshp lost no
Within The .ecuded Of suite Of richly furnished
spsrms =, he old Han hall buried 10 he depths Of eash
she was alone, her attendants having by her desire
Eseie EoreIe, 'Ts belle Eserc. Beautiful s,els,"
She MdnIeh, stars. for her dark beauty she
roand.s S Vi msH% r1a e ssnS vel
cs black sken rneles shading face Of pure pale
BY he long dropping he and deca,e though fun curSed
nsnr s,p,ss Of her a.r srI ian ~
,ssa..,s .n...ss,s w. ~r N''~''' ""' -
~ 90 MI. uor.,,.,. .rn~o..s,uu-
~,h ,hs V.n,r wocrs.sor hsd rre.st = nrnssnS @
-. =. ~. ,..h...ha "a .rs.su.~.. s-u--
ssaniy ,s ooS cbs and bsire.s ~ he oiss., xpph,
and hsashss bsrone, he Yves, Of Essand her hear Sad
49, on VA Oez, =, 4 "a 49, o ~ M
M. as ", nsnu sna NV oecn INC en" " ooSirc
us ~ n ~, ,nu ~ % . rx,ou. ~ 49,. ,. .,
one o. The nrs s e lie m a. rsr
n - ~ % y, w -. m snen sno n
wnen ns soooen snn u urssng up o tne "a
mn NJ oNn ssu vccssl nsu nrr re-
moys That illness nad peen sendrn Win marked cnsnss
IN me constitution sna smpe,smen OF NE yopnr gr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ZOE yxv YoRK-Sm DAT.
sUu KrsM- - NOON RfsRs. morn ~
Port of New York, May go, 1850,

CLEARED
Steamship George Law Herndon. Aspinvan-M Roberts
Steamship sou'herner Murray Charieson-sponord Tiles
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner. Richmond. &c-LualAm 4
Steamship Toten Morley, Baitimore-H Cromwell
ship American Eagle, Moore, London-E No gan WI
Ship Howard Walter. g gsss i%,ins.
Brig Lady Chapman OR, Hin Bermuda-smi.h A Iourh
Brig W Angler, ToOth.ker, 81 Johns PR-H BroOsnsn
Brig Golden Lead Johnson Nosne-Ne,caf& Duncan
Big Times, Phinney, Jscksonvle-wm ingalls,.
s ssf as.f sP %
SER M,.o &c Perry, Curacoa-R Buck tce
sSsr ! Move CLARK ssidnoTsNsrsss sSn 400
sohr Tiger, Carlson, Bangor-Brcr, Son A 90.
ARRIVED
g. with mdse and paseengers Dale. Arrived sandy
Sos s i sos%s
h 1 asS Pas seds ssm 1' brp ooosS I
New York lsh lat H. Ion e5 81. passed steamer suppos.
s;esm.hp Black Warrior, smith, New oriean. May L. via
rna Co S n mo- m so o Mssra
bark Darcy Of Boston. The brig Mary Dickinson
Steamship riore, crow.n sav>nn.h hour. with ma-.
ssarns 4 saohsnssd signal. % .ssamsSp ss5ss
for Charesiop Tuesday Pm passed hsrm BRIG with fore
ffs sis NJ ss' the snssI gay
$50 pssenssrs KHroh Oh INST a q Il. Lon
go, saw large aeias q ice.
scsp Ho = Rii Msr.han Rooeou, for Boston
schr Jewe,t, Baker Rondou, for Boston
sehr Sarah rs9ener Isrr R9odqs, Cog PrOyiaen--
Steamer OsprAy Kenney ProyiIepce
Steamer n Harris, smith. New London.
BELOW.
BARK Asen 4 heiarch ,sremS odeisas from Bremen sh
April
FAILED.
Steamship. souherner. Charleston; Roanoke Norfolk 40
Wind during the day from ENE, with rain
Tsiexr~phsc Marine Report
brig Ada smith Messina. y
n~~-le m.vsr. cu~--~,,~ua
PHrLADELBHfA, May 2p-Arr BRIG New Era, war~r,
PrrsSy Taunton: sarah henson NBedf1ra Ellen uss ,.n
poson. II Ashmead Urtman Rrtis.oort' w,ii.t rxn-
more fn,t,e Pr - Jsrer.on sshee Roher,sr sv ""
Cd shp Consul Morimrr savannah; brig Pren,ss poh,.
Mnsrd FILLMORE Tuiile, and Richard vau, rrinh B~ou
Croker. Freshly Taunton; HERON, kbOrn, and kAebsr
Robersop, Newburyport. Pearl Brvwn- Beverly Ash
mead, Hickman, bridgeport
DTSs~eIlaueous and INs~~Ssr~
N. .,e.mship ylor,as Canaan Cr,,sn .,r.--s -..,.
morning from savannah she h.d very to..,src,.