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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-16

two hon'red twenty-five, Hanson
Street, an have come into ze wrong
door! Excusez moi. | sail make
grande apologa to Madame, on &c
morrow--I hav' make var bad mis-
take. Bonne mutt, Monsieur, par
donnez moi"
ale hav' 60 down stairs, he hav'
pass ont, | hav' see re door lock fast
myself, and | retire Wis Madame"
"But | no loike ze maisOns, in vot
you call Hanson street, an mex day
| go to ze Offices vot you call pintelli-
gence, an get me a house in Rue de
Cantone, vot you sail call, pAnglais
Canton Street, numero Won hon'red
thirty.one, Canton Street. | have
move ma property from numero two
hon'red twenty-tree, Hanson Street
vich no loike, be gairl | hav' move
Madame; ma house var foine--l hay
got on var well, tres bien."
81 have reside at numero Won hon.
red thirty-one, Canton Street, tree
little weeks. Ze house var mooch a.
loike, but hav' been content-ze
gentleman make great apologe to ma
wife, an call I'm, duer, tro5S times to
make re same to me. | forgot re
grande mistaik, an | 60 to re play
yisout Madame"
81 come home to ma house var
early. Madame have retire, an 60
up the stairs not much quick; but |
reach ze door; | come into ma cham
bre-von Diablel lind re gentle
man in ma bed once more, twoice!"
"Igo to &c bed, siezo ze gentle
man by ze troat, AMI sai--"M 6ien
Monsteur! Vot you do in ma bed
tvOtime--once more, eh9"
HE jhump out on ze foor--he rub
his eve var' mooch--he choke var
bad--an' he SAL:
"Vot do you viz ma troatg"
81 ask him, 'vot you do in ma bed,
sairg"
at is not your bed, be gair."
"Not ma bed9"
"No! Monsieur, it is ma bed"
"You bed! Monsieur, prennes
qarde! Is zat you bureau? Eat you
war'robe9 zat you escritoire? Eat you
night cap! zat you shirt! zat yom vife'
Sacre, Monsieur, you hav' make no
mistake zis time"
'Pardonnez moi, Monsieur, he sal
"No, sair. You hav' make mis-
take vonce, but zis is numero two
hon'red thirty-one, Canton Street
and not numero two hon'red twenty,
tree, Hanson Street. Vot you sal
now, sair!"
"Excu8ez moi, Monsieur" he sal
81 hav' make great mistake once,
and two day back, | move from mum
ero two hon'red and twenty-five, Han
som Street, to Won hon'red thirty-tree
Canton Street, hav' now make mis-
take in ze front door. lie make
many apo!oga-I zink he hav' make
mistaike--he put on ze pantaloon-
he bow var polite-he-he 60 out oV
ma house, Monsieur"
81 pack ma furniture mex day
60 to ze Baltimore. BY gair," con,
tinued the French gentleman, as he
thrust monstrous pinch ofsnuf into
his nostril-'I no loike to live il
Philadelphia, re house too much a
loike, 6ydam"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-16

We have heard it remarked that
when David hurled the stone at Co.
liah, the latter must have been sur.
prised, as such a Thing nersr entered
his head bgoreI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-16

"Your husband seems to be very
great favorite among the ladies'" said
Mrs. Jones to Mrs. Butterwood, the
other day.
"Yes," said Mrs. B., "but for the
life OF me l don't SEQ where they find
anything to like-I never could"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-16

VIVA VooE.-A green member Of
the Nebraska Legislature, when the
election fthe Assistant Clerk came
up, called out:
"Mr. Speaker, move we vote vicc
versa. The whole House burst into a
roar, and not knowing what it meant,
asked his right-had man if it was not
in order, adding that he didn't know
anything about these id Parlia-
mentary rules"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-16
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Unitsd States District Court.
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
Before Judge Bette

CHATTER PARTY-IIEy ON cARGo-pyMURRAGE
Henry Freeman ct al rs Cargo Of SAT- - This action
was brought upon charter party to recover alleged
balance Of charter and temurrage The belsnts
he owners OF the brig Dophn) chartered her 70 Messrs
Giro Frapcis The claimants Of the sa for from
New York TO Gibraltar, Or Gibraltar and Malaga and
back Tor certain charter money payable baK discharge
OF the outward cargo, and the other half discharge
ihc homcward cargo The vessel TO have despatch
New York, ana the vessel freight and tho merchandise
the charter The vessel arrived port on tho 9th of
October 1855, and the bellsnts alleged that she should
have been dschged by the Sd Of November and on he
10th November while about 900 bushels OF fa were
s undischMgcd, the belants filed this libel against the
, TO recover the remainder Of the fresb aud the de-
right 10 detsn the cargo On board In their hands
III the freight wa, paid unless they prove the charter
10 Rave been broken by the claimants In refusing or
reRlecng 10 make discharge according the stipulation
hat the facts the d,cb srge Of the cargo was not
owing 10 tho default OF the charerers: that the posses
zion Of the shp NAMED with the owners they had lien
on The cargo for demurrsge well for freight thai
being one Of The coveDa.s Of the shipper Bot demasge
dence fails IN prove want Of reasonable patch
neither freight nor demur age was due ~heu the suit
was commenced Libel dismissed with costs
Bill oY IApNG- RnPIvry -JuRrsprcroS
SicismundJ Rec Il al Is The Ship Vic,psa This
action bill OF iading Mr. woodruff shipped 500
barrels ofturpeniine on board the ship and resolved
bill Of lading therefor duly signed by the naster with
the knowledge and OF the which
sil OF adDs was af'e,wnds, for a vals,oe considers.
nrm ~ Bouon SON took the turpenune from the
ship by proceeding, for claim and delivery in the sd-
pitn' SoSfso VIC hHBhs tney nau sofa tne
turpeBtne TO Woodbull on coniiulu Il should not
be shipped until paid for, he bad shipped
contrary 10 that agreement, and in that suit they
tanned verdict The 5eants, however had no eotc CO of
this claim OF BLOSSOM Son when the oil OF ladipg <ss
assigned T. them, and on tho ilue OF tho ship dell
The goods Of London pursuant the bill OF ainC they
bring this action upon tie bill Of recover the
value Of the turpenine Tue claimants set 40 tho pro
Greetings In tho suit in the State Court Defence aud
excepted 10 the jurisdiction OF ITO Court Held by the
Ccmt-T That ths Is case OF admiralty jarisdstion the
cont act or master vi ship 10 transport
cargo by sea for freight creating lien by the maj mo
law upon the vesse, which be enforced la nd
and cannot be deeafen explained by proof of other
title Cases Of felony fraud may afford executions the
vendor OF goods cannot sei up right against them 10
transu, against bona f subsequent assignee of tnem
by purchase more especially when the claimant OF The
goods know OF their assignment aud gave notice his
claim 70 uile Decree or hbelans with q reference 10
compute the damages
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what is General us,pey ,so,, /,

The appearance Of General Harvey Kama. with for.
midable force, before walkers lawrence procarna
ton, was excirg the attention Of tho settlers mot be
people) Of Ksnsas. The Ksns. Free State Of July Ii,h
bad the following
Grs BARSKY's MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the statement OF
the Kspsas correspondent Of the Journal Of Cr,sarc,
General Harvey, the Indian exerminator has been or
dertd here as necessary part OF the pacdcon scheme
of Governor walker. seems that Salt Lake ex Jedi
tin only ruse Ito disguise the real design In coucen
ranR the United States troops In Kaneas Nebraska
This opinion s strengthened by the TACT that the troops
very slow In setting out their march towards Utah
Every few days companies OF soldiers passing M the
river toward Fort Iesvepworth, ostensiby ah but
they ell seem 70 be stopping in Kansas. or, at the mos
getting up little pleasure excursions against bands or In
dams northeast OF Fort Riley. should Governor WAKES
attempt nee these IN forcing hs government upon as he
will nnd his pscihcaon scheme 70 result very su.aso
toriy.
The Correspondent Of the Journal Of Cbmm~oe said Il
stated that Genera Harvey about 10 be ordered 10
Ush.. think cennobe 90 One OF the express condI.
puder which M Walker accepted The Governorshn
OF Kansas vas that General barney, in whom be
had confidence should be appointed 10 the command of
troops heres and the sdminp would hardly take
the liberty OF ordering him 10 another post without con
sulnne Governor Walker, which has no, doDS rs my
niimaton whatever.
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ADVERTIskIRNn RtsrxED gVgRl DAT.
LITERATURE.
----..o-oooo,,r,-.I - y " ~.
THE Use or FAKIHA IN IRIS ~osr ueALrHyur

THE USE or rAKIEA IN Irs Nosr uEALrHyuL
The worki.s Of farin., TED Win no pecniiv
prrc,- BY wbleh Wins, lrns crackers made rs Known
The superior qus,, ~ bis crscter. has already csa.ec
nem 70 become widely known and they are now In erensve
Their s.m ssdu s5 y Az great gcgn have a.
tons OF crachsrs AID many q. bese buy wirge
haze n ss s. s
err, sna have suecsses IN ssllng hon -ra eiien.
The reputation OF the ua1 fra crackers made By
Err Of h character however are u-aay corrected on
being properly erpos.d
They are MOI made others because Us prccses UNI
~ ~ n nor have hey snit.s. orhs 1bese rsa.
Ing ,be rrsn through ne different processs-
,e.s .uccs..fsy .erioas imp .dme MI 70 o'hsrs
W S sr sf %s ss
s IN duo az be-
sccgnphed without avn and the means n"'e'
The whole business requires great and good udEwe
sna mps be carried on extensively IN oroer 70 '
The obi.s 70 be attained by NJ Wig were rrod S,c ~
bs abcred long and subced himself sdequ1e outlay
The preercs therefore on the part env that ey
p %sse farms crscssrs , rg sSn s.y oSsis would
a aohe c os se, l,5 mgt ne o. p,opsr name
ws ne ss 81 II s No. why has for
acme time rss, the present lnw price icr his era hers
IN. s Sss 81 s' se1 .r Sos s. With
bssovfd ON Wings farms crackers = imposrioeim aim
a te.i,s a profit A. the PR sori price.
Thia 40 certain trur, hie wheat continues Mt he
avsrr.d rrce but w,gs ~ ec, place his crackers
=, De mertet Mt that viii enable AL persons
hem nesy and not ssnec the pnee unless absolutely ne
ceteary. -. - - ,,. A.. -
Of arhers and physicians
well many persons In vasiou rcsuns IN life, chose
osers been weakened nv ssfentary bab
or 0ccupaops strong prf Of the beahfu beneficial
Iesnts which have ate nced heir
ruurisNh pertise and NE Nth whic~
ssouach dise-s this plea ant bod wed established
be testing hem dYub of this fart viz
weiehs OF WINS crackers wl make roy8
booi and kindly the delicate texture
s,oach thar anything else nirduced 10 his any
Other form OF breed.
II true fsri-a crac, ers have ne name WING s,amred ON
them. aud those wishing 70 buy should for Wings
crsrkers
They ray had retail Of the family ~ ,cers rene.
rally, ard At Wholesale only OF
IN THOMPSON 4 CO.,
Nos. 22l and US Fulton street. Esv 1crk.
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Another Exhibition OF Mob Law
TREMENDOUS BXCIrEhENr-ONE MAN HUNG-Lkv
AND ORDER DEFEATED IN IOWA.

june 10, 1857
From reliable private advices received yesterday from
honteEuma Powesheck county, learn that mob force
has again iumphed In Iowa. and that under the very
shallow Of the majehy Of the law.
From statements of several individuals conclude the
following to be the true circumstances Of the oase-Eary
lsst fall murder committed In the vicinity of the
town Of Aontezuma. young man and his sister, who
were travelling, murdered in cold blood for the
Of GAIN Two persons Of envabe notore,y were sus
pected and after delay he older one-Thcnas by
name-was arrested. The evidence, which was mainly
crcumsantal, being strong against him q the prelim
nary examination before The magistrate, he bound
over to appear ct the next term of the District Court 10 an
swer the charge Threats OF q vindicve character
made ct the tne and difficult restrain him from
being -re,ted from the hands Of the officers and nmary
punishment Unlisted on him. The prisoner reranded
TO jail to await bis trial ut the present July term
Yesterday, July a. the day apart for his trial.
Of In the meantime the mob hearing OF this col
ected together at the door Of the Court House. number
Ing SEINE two hundred suopg) and rs soon as the pr
soners application granted, made rush TO the door,
overpowered The Sheriff and TIE few who willing
asss him In msina ming order, sezet the prisoner ant
10 the naett limb ued tue rope 10 his neck proceed
ed to the ipfc ION Of The punishment Three mes he
let dosn and drawn up again, he all the perss,rg In
hv inn Bot bis fes blood was the only sacrifice
which would atone for the TO- rible crime.
He hung I'll life was extinct The body w~ then cut
down. hole was dug on the spot, and without further
ceremony thrown in and the prairie sod hid from
the light of day t'e hiceous sight.
tiger, It's ra9aoiy vas only boded BY blood Iocrecibe
asst may sppesrbut 10 subsisntisted by veracous wit
pesses-the Prosecuting Attorney Of the county was ar
rsgned before Jrsge Lynch FOR having incurred their dis
pleasure 10 the prosecution Of The case thinking that he
was not zealous for conviction The question
then put whether or not he oo sho Id hang the
tree The vote stood two TO for hanging bat they
were Orally Induced TO defer It I'LL the oe,t day
The rresiest excite eni prevails Ths Court al.
ourned die and business OF almost every kind sus
pended. Where 10 this spirit OF awess violence 10 endS
II |, becoming moro and more frequent Ony recently
n N A IN Of
the SAM spirit IN Jackson county, in this sate and II
LEFT 20 ia course where will II endY
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y
from scn,sus By he bark ocesn New Bedford Is no
~ miles from the above point
sr sOT ,s 81. from ~. c.ssa ~s sssso Of ssro.a iron
beoy. aud IL In a cri,c.l condition
Sur lssrr By D.. patch received ,.csived
raj u. ship De- rapt Krapp sen.- Tor aoa,Sp
bsd rstured IN dis'res LEAKING hsoiy clear.
s b.s hemp scbss beet $50 bushes 's and 81" . a'ss
SUR 5nrr.r. COZ eaihl b.fore reported
durDs The = ees S'''''
scHR DArIreur Cbsnser. rom cssrh atom fw Cardinals.
'ss Ne IN sIs AND ION
Bos'cn by Nr Heath 9th RS
sesmbos susasa nom ssimore Ssund u New YORK
red heavy ornsa, c.p-s q fei.~sre
besys In Is. sea Which increased 90 rsDds hat hey could
SS S Nav a he w.r S
s q ss a s rs BE-, q S s, oh near 2.
sssss sps r IN ,s2u M ,ee sr s- a.. e Be
Secretary Of Board Of rndervriers)
RspgeI,or y rns rEcs or P..s.ss TO EunorE.By ree
olpSssre The steamship Wander , which sails on TIE ist
fAugns, 'or Southampton and Hsyr. has bee, reduced
se,ond cssin ''''' D'' wv" wv !" '"'
ship sasccumc Bcs on s tons eisb, ye-r- old bun, Of
one q he tss, Of xerrimsc built Vessels. has been sod 70
.Mu.s Ne~buryport and New Orleans. for The sum Of
whsIemsn.
S;s sss. g verbs s Van sssf i1ss
whor sd from Port ursnte Jure 10 schr silver Cloud.
iu,tst iso y .,uos having sage q Verbs -
Arr At Bed o,d ah bark Huntress Allen, Ausns o,ean,
g. sl ns June Sh 70 bs.s g t,tsn on gsa,ses saf
end O ID, bone xepnts I'D from 81 Uelens June g. Ocean
FIRTH Sandwich elea bound hone ~ifh the In
iress been abseut II mpnbs and dass and returned
m e 3, sss ,sT. sss 70 ere s
the = Mars ial hare OF M tnous crnduN
srr A. do orb sh,p ha, Mesder Pscis ccAan, Tscs
husno april e. With 675 bbls ~ do oh "a Sold rs bbs
= ,ns go bse.s.h OIL Has freight 'c Obis OIL from
Aso arr bsrt oc,an Smith. Atlantic ocesn ~ Helera
June cean having been sbseui W months
held her ~ 81 Helena ed ~ the
pnsr erd two ea c.pars he lser though, che could
otherwise he very rotten the of her stem be-
ing decsyed tn6ers smldshlps very rotten, and keeon in
same ,fusNn The mzen mast having settled over i,e
Cn sah sips Junior, yeen Pacas ocesn Young Pie
rid rom do 2lst met, ships Junior and Young Pbanir
Pacific Ocesr harks Morning STAR Norton, do Lewis Indian
Arr s,do 2s' brig Aismats (of sirpic.n) Fisher with
hbs hhhsh oil She sd fun sippiran June The kuan
c an whale nshsry hut experiencing heavy wsw gala
july st8 0n Ia. 81 30 lasting ,iS hours during which
supplied viii mmed aey proceed voyage 10 ,bs ives.
err uround Reports OF Block Island 2Ob inst two inward
Arr sIoudrn Ieh schrsea vrch Reed Atlantic Ocean
Port grande Cape Verde sarts jun O with lao bsls WI
g.b,F G sS nom prt grsnse June 70 Silver C2ud
ner hant, 100 ~ since lf.sving Cap, Verd Tsanss
tr- Natrtn July ~ shin Ocean Nor,p. So IN PscIac
a. VIII go obt VII 81 and sCon Ia bnna sod And sen,
home lg9 bhs sp ~ do Polar srd sOpins ~ hone Df
or tosd the ocean, April 1870 Hans Towson, sseanan
Aso barb WIN Henry, Cor Al.n IL ocesn ~ Helena
tpril WITH si5 bible sp OIL Spoke, april ~ NO az ~ arg
soStsgams Bs,r Nv 70 gss ~ Of ON yosrd Way ~ Ss,s
Nge Rowland Dartmouth, clean. Al ksfenda nay " BARI
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CITY Intelligence.

FnE ~ wrsr FoR1T TBRp srssFT-Aboxt I O'Clock
eterday morning IRE discovered the se ,ond
o. o. a building the OF Noe 3a7 and $40 West
70, W third street, occupied BY d & u Howard as a
mat factory. The flames spread Throughout, the
~hole hoor and, before the Gre exnguished, the
socs md frtures were damaged about $500 and the
bulSnt about $500 The sto * ami fixtures sIred
Cor $500 Lafarge Insurance COMPANY the build
inr for " coo In the Hamilton Insurance. Company Tho
Gre tut pecd N have orignsed from the heat OF the
upon Vme of matches under the scutte which
bud been oveIessy zen open by Of he hands Tse
wort men " ere All absent at dinner s the time The Ere
discoveries when sorne OF the hasds returned N work
PISS ~ rHE ErczAsGs--Jsst night about 10 O'Clock Me
o. Gre for the sevenss als,rc wS csused by the
,poutansoas combustion OF oily rag, in bsvre Ian stand
ing the roo on The "a hsnss IN va. street The Ore
extrsushet IN buckle, or two ~ -a,er n seem.
be rAsa we're ne rease rom the bank DoeprntDg ooe
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LAToURErTE AND TaE HABEAS " RPUs-rHE PRIs-
oNER STILL HELD BY THE sHsRirF DECISION
RssERvED.
The Court House In Richmond, Staten Island, was yes
terday afternoon be,eged By large body or interested
specors mostly the friends OF Mr. Abraham La.eurete
TO witness the proceedings OF the hsbeas cor
pus the return Witch made 70 Jadge Mees at the
Opening OF the Court At O'Clock z. NJ
will be remembered that Lstourette was arrested on
Monday last by Capt. wauns of The Metropolitan police
upon warrant issued by Judge Henry Ds eiss charging
him with sving been OF party who disguised and
under cover OF night, maize an attack with firearms
loaoed Nth power aud ball. UPON tie c Complainant
Joseph Quick, Jr and his associates, who defend
Igbe uuaI anure properly 81 Segunes Point in ihe
city of policemen that the des 20 MAIN kill
complainant ana 10 destroy the public property in their
charge While In charge o, the scor this arrest,
and while on the ~ this city, The 70 egong wrA of
babeas corpus and In obedience the writ
the soner was brought before Judge Meoaf above
stated.
Captain waing male supple return en- ,rscng
the warrant OF assault grsuef ~ Judge D@es and bed
that the prisoner in the custody Of the Sheriff Of
Richmond county, in obedience 70 the order Of Judge
Aecaf The counsel for Mr. Latouree put in demurrer
10 the return deny its socercy, because did
set forth that any crime had been commiued There
Dispute jurisdiction, but Mr. White arg that
Judge Meca had at least concurrent jurisdiction
matter OF the warrant and could discharge the prisoner
hold ann to bail ~hichever be ought best.
The counsel for the people held, the contrary that
the warrant was sufficient; that ii charged crime OF
high order and that none but the officer by whom II
issued could hold ball. discharge prior an exam
nation
The argument OF occupied about four hours 1t
the cose Of which the Judge said he should
decision and meantime directed that the prisoner should
be held In the custody Il The Sheriff There con
siderable excitement about the house during the
a and much earnest dice asto the probable
effect OF the decision OF the Judge There will
resistance to the removal Of Lsourete from Richmond
county Tor trial His chances 10 conviction are
considered about equal to Cap ain wAing prospect Of
escaping The State prhon If tried by st leland Jury
although none for nomen. suppose Captain wslng guilty
a r0 net m
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ofwetsed. Rank, hay whiting, situated on the upper

Of wekted Rank, Hay Whiting, situated on the upper
noor OF the Exchange.
FR,HAs FArAIAy blurred About half past 10 e-rlool
As. night man named Hugh Sheren, aged vs.r,. was
srovt 70 the Bsekman street station q. WA n,
cicenaly over by hOse csxs No. 60, opposite the
the Park by the wheel pAsssg over AIS body, He
ed very sero". the rims each sde being broken
In he cs.not po&ioy He was immediately
asen 10 the nopal charge Of Sergeant Weed Tho
10 pAate had hod OF the rope hen he fell, and
epgioe No. passed over his body wen as h,se
tart M q
han STORM IN FIATRr,a.-The reIshborhood Of Flat
bush, l., vstea by a vioen. hail storm, acconpa-
ned w,th lightning ind thunder tuesday afternoon
The oTcg " all soSts cSrDlse proer sted and he
nail, which pearv a. large pigeon eggs broke he
br'Dches Of nearly all the trees surrounding the place.
MIcARY Tho CITY Grensaiers, Captain Lswden, Second
Regiment New York State Militia, propose to make q sum.
visit the Otv the 29h This
psby Is Of most efficient corps Of citizen sodi-ry
xno under the command OF their present popular AIM
win credably repres enl city militia We cordially
with them pleasant exc rsion