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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

DYsPEPTIC MOTHER What will your offspring
b. Puny burden Of from day to day CHIcHZsIERs
SPEcFic Heartburn. Sick Headache Piles
Costveness without pursing 80 cents bottle by all
Druggists. CHIcHEsTEs Co, No. lOl Wallet N T.
TRU Es.-BENJAMIN'S BRASS SPRING Truss
never st. nor from Pressure graduated from
10 fifty pounds without back pad which does much injury
the spine Reference given 10 gentlemen Of the first respect
ability who cured Office No. Bsrclsy-t oppo
Ito tho AstoY HOusa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

- aavss-w sn HMM 81 DePe ~ m husdsed asd
thytytwo whites 70 evosy save. ma wAele numbsg n
Saves moreover. ssen - DO m the ten COUNTIES q NE
ptsest time eut and that In the midstof industrial
Whiss population Of 81 9eS souls. ~ d ahA usdlty 70
say that any "sysem Of slavery" o6ssas IN ghuss
institution Slavery there has been elcuded, . sys.
lem, ty settlement and emigration; fngoys only an
exception, and The few who remain - slaves hold
merely 80 the attachment Of family Troe or the relics OF
family Inheritance
me 20, ssope are bus detained ssnsush very sgna-
cant parts OF The returns for the years 1881 and
1863 Iet present the sum and subsIan 30 OF the
whole enumer, tion Of the entire Stao.
By the isOlsB Of 1851 appears Ma, thero were tn
s 81 1913 saves In Missouri ~ mat ume By The tables
OF 1859 viii DO found hal sho number OF slaves ooss
up lc 6 ras shovs increase Ia me STATE ~ large
of n 400 tlsves during the intervening avo years Per
haps would bc more uYIotly 0osreo 70 say six yeWs,
Aasmuch the census OF 1861 vi actually taken In
1885, who that OF 1850 was performed late IN the year
ltSo but ,has is poiot which pas over for tue pro
ou Of Missouri IN it6i amounted to b9a ISL and N 1866
10 thereby givps &C increase Of 400 !o3 during
the psvod roe increase OF FREQ wnites
70 thus seen 70 be 10 70 slavery Ia snc eosre
Sttt increased IN ratio equai 20 sne natural 10
~ population even In iess favored o'mates while
ire ,ncyesrs of whites has been both Constant and
far BAY ond the average growth OF communities These
facts COL tstabDD that Individual emancipation
and NOV al slaves from the ate has taseu psoo D,
large IN Ns our duriug tae half decade referred
10 and nkew that emigration "a Idly beginning 10
nnd is way hero suppy the Geld OF labor and to do
yelope the We a,ta that awaits indusky.
But Il pY0 tnat attention should DO here called 10
that seoiion Of ,he state In vhcn large proportion
The incTea'e has tuken AGO an txam,ussion oil
show MAS = b confined TO q Few ~ the more centre
folo~pg ,ia,tcss which exhibits tns circumstance IN d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

Prom The for exoipr additions TOO vii be aiiss
usi there has not only been an sciuS decrease On me
number Of save, In each OF toe oouotes named, oa;
that the inusced white populAlon be- oeep CORES
ponorsy lufe. Tsus while toe dec-es-e " sl,ves ns
beer sssf the OF whites has been 1877, or
ne isks me total Of those oouniios 10 1884, viii
be fcurd that ratio u ala 10 free ~thcs vss toe
ep vhie In toe year 800 seen 70 re bet one 20
sbw,e 20 mo % or tee absolute dtores,e OF slavery
IN Missouri Oopocrffni Vim tcs fsoi, hove ver nay
BE noted the sera'r, crcunr;asoe ths, these ocoates
ere the IN which pbhe engrI1ts 10 this sac n
ssovn BY every gentleman here 70 have prlsa1.lit
ss,asd Fprsln, Jefferson, wshius'on, 81 Oh,tlc'.
sc. Ger.'isve, Cole, Usage ard Gs'eons5e nave
received vnhn The isu eve years o largo max
pf German ls0or.ps p12ulaIoo. O'eers have beea
settled Up BY fan industrious c'sss Of a. s,ers en-
ne from zoe Older s1ssss. 81 Locs nn trsro lie W
cr,asc frou sl lands, and tongues. sua uaies Aa1
,rserss 81 Me and 70 cash snd a. we .ysen Of saysl
reosded before the advances o. toe ~1s rsoe. "
In these Couniies cstly that he s5orns vhts mao has
into ooptsc, vto the lsb,rne slave sud .. there
rnmsrt Of a -nd slavery Jsrcre v1os ssepi over oar
btssc 80 wind Of deS lstou ap1 a. tine when neu's
cord ovisns 70 M. insa;aSs use.s 400 thea ssy
she zee of ihe white nsa, his demsad for soor bit
nusshv eoossny and it,so..ry, have sps e, ,as
a,d 70 Gown IN the oouiDci
A another and suoss evidence Of What
have stated, that gradual emancipation sct is
aResfy IN fo,oe In xsscur, call the stieouou Of
representatives 10 Via, u va1spriag sn1 .,
nlovn 10 be uansprins By macy nos wthG TOE souai
o M voice. In the cosstes Of ihis sa'e me- border
uper The state OF Iowa the results ~ he sTstt n u
s.ve labor an free lab and the ,nsc. upoa ve,to
aud veliare OF oommun lies there distinctly vsble
10 The rival tommosveabs. The i9~s hoe divides the
40 % elesri, aud sui.insy A. The looe hns o. -set
which dsNpguisbes The turbd sni m 7jdy nrrenv NJ
be Missouri from the blue and sps'kbg c7rfenn IL ne
his,srppi Al the Junction Of itOse n gbty rivers
and prominent among the fscs rhicn sand o.
from thai cnbuut-perbsps more promoeoi b>i
ny otbef me resavs proc Of isna 70 toe TO avs
high In f,souri Thss has led rsOsuty 70 owe
hyrs emigration from Iowa 70 Mi.spo-i aBBg toe Dor.
der counties Farmers WOO have ssosl II J ,~a s's
selling on. 20 nee oomets and msxog purchases u
fhe Northern der counties 10 ths Sta =, sai
the 6ifcoses that the white yeonsnry va asrs
tanen up their a,Oee tDere have ptsotfalf ekcafei
slavery froai their mldst and rsdaos3 Il % iosigad
can't frscuon Of popuiaton raus bY cougris0s
sahsn fror the cepcus o. 1881 ana 1859, d. tut
relative siavo sud free population folio
a. eou ntIes a. 10. the Ststa OF Io~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

nKHcvAL OF STEAMBOATS, POR THE RELIEF OF IRA
VEL N THE LOWER Part OF TIE CITY.
u has for several years past been apparent that
the lower part Of The North river overoro wied
with steamboats,, and that their removal to the East
river would be not only desirable bu, has become
absolutely necessary. resolution WAS presented
some days ago in the Common Council di, ectng the
removal Of the Boston, Norwich, Providence, Fall
River and Worcester bues Of steamboats, TO pon,
h The neishborhood o! Pike Rutgers streets, and
70 be hoped that immediate action viii be taken upon
n. me great Inconvenience whIoh the Gro wdng Of
tbese boats In one locality causes 70 travel 10 The lower
part Of The city, hroAsng and blocking up the thorough
fares fN 'opg been . source Of much annoy ance and
considerable loss 70 business These steamers
not a. some people suppose simply passage stssmsrs-
that designed for travellers and their baggage only-bu,
bring enormous reishs Of boxes and bales Of goods
AL this freight carted through the principal streets 70
lie Destination and OF these Already wded
with vehicles OF every description, the press becomes
great that MOI unre qusny travel impeded for bali
hour at Q time.
The passenger On those boats are landed frat and
takes some four ave hours amer that TO ani the freight
From eight to twelve O'Clock there II long pro
eession Of eais coming up from .he wharvec loaded with
The various storehouses and wsrcrooms 10 which they
are consigned rhen, IN hour before the departure Of
those ste acrs there immense crowd Of vehicles
sspg OF Cal loaded with goods Of different kinds hackney
ooachss hotel coactes, express wagons 10, ali passing
70 the wharvts 81 which the boass stationed When
Canal street Tor moo northern boundary Of the city
and Toe hotels were nearly all below Chambers street,
seemed proper place for them; but great chsnge hos
taken place within The last twenty yeavs and the busi
Of New York has increased TO such extent
require The removal Of those steamers TO tue pont'
named. or st further UP the East river The travellers
wto psironse the Sound steamers al from above
CANAL street. and many from beyond Union square whis
large portion Of the freight brought from Rector
street and other streets In that vicinity, and the goods
tay brisg from the tastwnd, Instead Of being distr
brtsd along Pearl street. rly ief, different
places from Murray street up Canal street. aad even
sbove that.
sttamtrs and trust that the Common Council viii ~
te1 70 the subject Win thai promptness which do
Uands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

Vnsrsm reaaasd. We know ihaa ntsl W. h1izaas wnA
G: ns :'S o,scb @ = "a e :ss os
notorious ohaSaoevs. That 70 ssrvs Palmer, who I'D
some screw by which no could be brought 70 hs SCRATCH
ing worth $4,000, when on examinasioa par, 81 the
properly admitted 0y HIM 10 nave bean owaed by
Sssr and when only onsa previous ne had declared "a
debts u . nominal sum.
sTnICTUREs or THB SACRAMENTO PRESS on THE
SPEECH OF NM. EsTELL.
me Das!y Be- Ciseiy Tie oalv~.a 1reroan) :.ys.
vas . legislative body, stepped in. he msh. have
supprsed thss vulgar quarter Of the sty, In which
laugh at obscene jokes There WAS Of the remAr
hsoe produoton-certainy destined 70 imwoFtafs the
usnss wVSS mot in ss nsp s
whatever, uniess desired rival the te Boston,
Or some such low sheet Private character, male ana
emae was nseoed up and dtshed out IN the most ap-
proved STYLE and ots related which The nsrraor sh rod
oave bu,h TO name aloud and yet assembly the
pie. would s there quietly and suffer the humliasns
scene to srapspirs II true one member rot up 70 OBJ
chair ruled motions ont Of order and me sSs u' pso
eeded beautiful set Of men 70 attend the business
ne peope-aes 70 ss M lheir places and vote TO give
Telyl
In The history Of legislation, n any and all COUNTLESS
here cannot be found pAral oil 70 toe exhibited
no Aass mby on Tuesday That legislative hal, sHould
Of private cn.rsctsv With wS,o sne Lssssuc ~ss 10
20 concerned ana for the discus Ion OF topics
uted only 10 police court, v something which k 80 %
gravity improper Mai II scarcely nee d. comment
the A9s sAys%The aase prison lessee, the man 10
whose charge State prisoners psced 10 proeos the
community from their peynicious Influences aud 10
deTao puDhment FOR thor onopces Roo0 sorth-satanSc
assurance peronined and claimed per mission 70 indie
cepuy asaAN the reputation Of private incividuvs 10
speer At he chastity Of their wives and question 10
shmaoy Of their oh ldren Do the Assembly permit him
ieproceedf Yes, members were glad that be had risen
hey and ~ nned and laughed sanctioned every
sandeyous aud polluted wovd DID the speaker say
no ouirsgeo dem onstration was violation Of rules
whch govern legislative bodesf No. he encouraged the
moral vssabono N his soandalous wanderiogl and in
decoseusy scpccd The or .wo who objected 70 the
foul breach Of order Mono delighted than the
Speaker; he readily turned from stating que tons be-
longing action take In regard the horrid slAughsor
Of citizens in Los Angeles by esosptd oonvicas that he
might dteniBedy sustain tho convict keeper while he
murdered propriety Who 10 the honest and pure mind
eolcitseu that behed this despioabe without DIS
gust and regret When shall e@e example oease In
pu bic places? When sha virtue take oil those proper
weapons which are hers, and stand In tho Getaways
leaeipg TO office and Hill Ia the name OF patriotism and
honor, the bsck devilhh vices which degrade and op
press the commonwealth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
Execution of a segro In Cerroiito1. La
-Ernn i'm Nax ntlnAna Pin.I Nm Ean. ~


Ye,iefdsy toe negro Cyrus, Who had neen onvioioj
10 The reghDo ing parish of Jefferson Of ROBBERY and 90
steu 20 murder paid the penalty OF be cr nee NJ me
end Of bsmpsn cord The erecut on took plsoe n the
Csrrolhop al shortly ster 10 O'Clock yesterisT Pre
vioos 10 The execution ho made ssem at 20 toe tnec'
that he bn been jusily convicted thsi be had e)nms
ted robbercs ana buyguies isnumsraole. ard Sways
xia OF ssorcs or partners; tbs, on The mofnns
ihe 7h unlmo be went 10 Mrs.. Csks resdenoe for Ire
purrose q lob nery and murder n Necessary, and did
ufen ,be opposed him, hneok her on the had With .
club three tts, broke open thu armov ami sSoe wtas
morsy be could fId. BE also deuDod the manner 10
Witch he hs1 set Gre 10 !be jail tee or thrce sisoe
ago for the purpose poe,ibie, Of edectns bis escape
II Hr This fashion First be In ,csod OIL tae pes
ter nthicd bis shirt ~i,b match, and set Ore 70 me
wood .oik Of the wall With biz blazing garment n. 10
nbtcp bxipg o exilpgush the nre ~ soon ss tbe hole
Vas large enough admit OF his escape. The IRE how
ever gos beyosd tis control, aut "a alarm being
fiven his escape prevented. His reason Tor trying
70 escape thu, be great saner. AMI nsd not
st the tine made bis d ace siIh Cad he fnrthsr %
serted that be free and native Of Harrison oonsty
Ky and rave iist OF rhlsh ~ore due hin, which
he rsbea 70 be paid w bis wife Esther Voea bt nour
ofexeeuton arrived Cyrus walked nrmly no me ladder
uttered prayer 10 Heaven asked forgiveness for eli OF
fsrcss he bed committed, aud submitted bic neox 70 VI
hansmau That functionary, however, mnenoed hm
operator IN q vtry bungips manner, 30 muca So 10
dfed 10 brtps DOT q smile OF scofp or ply % tne
ccut tspsbce OF tho doom darksy About the hme
tkst the execution completed fire again oro<e oct
the jsn Is proved 10 be rekindlsns o. toe % ne
Gre vhwb had bee started ~ the ipcendary hsnd Of
rus " days before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
pArsroK HusnY's GalvE- rbs Nilisn, N.

PA7BfoE RpsnY's GaLvE-Tbs hlisn, N. O.,
On ontot, .sfs-@ e nesn DO tspspscn 70 zee s.se o.
Virgins fsitooTo she onght - Sia'o " sue kaos,
bo~,) Eh,n aonv1roe RAJ " isS ~ ihs grave OF
The ulush sbi lmLsTisl Hs1ry a rt1o1i owes
s.ont or $40. 10 nsrs Ne rsssrg y.cs - E9 ooaes
And tbs re n bu person hviss -.J Ss9ss ns grave
with certainty from otners tnsi surousa ao1 tnss ocr
sor n q venerable negro vbo hss TNn ~s~fe1 VITO
bis teas me apparent negligence 81 Nc rsstons hap
pened, I. We ktro, 10 be vy-Nusnh claimed we
grave Der propery snd prom,-si 70 erect over
rouu nebt worthy Of The nan snc impersbsbie ss
tine. She bss NEGLECTED 70 90 ~ bot hsvine recently
erected broDze satae u HeBfy q, kicbmond e~ OF
hs relative have oopouaed 10 place marble sab over
hfs yemabs Ice sab three feet ~ nns Of the pursl
yhfe American mgJe, AM contains t5s nsorlptton -
A" 10 The memoir Of Patrick Heavy. oor ssy ~, l15c,
eed yrre g. lspf Ha tame n hr best er'sph."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

skLTED BEEF FROM DROwNEp CATTLE~-1t ap.
pcars uG H. m 10 Albany undertaken 70 cut up and
SAT- down the oAscasses OF all the cstte some three OF
four fvndred bead thsi drowned during The recent
food IN Albany The Jo1aol, Of toe 27tn oh SAYS
me Board OF Health yeiteidsy waited the ssughter
ksuse CT Jennings whae T6ey found the carcssses,
cut up sailed and packed down, and others going
through the prosss. TIE described ~ dheuss-
ing beyond precedent and really viii not sicken our
readers with detailed account OF H. Most OF the vsi-
ers were convinced tbst the stepton 10 MARE SAFE
Of The beef ~ food end sso that not OF for snch
use. msjoriy OF The Board Of Beath met ~ the ONCE
Of Recorder Paddock % evening" when free discussion
upoo their povers,be face Of there being not
sssce I'll Jennings Whites slaughter house, ssd The
probabilities 81 the meat being offered Tor sale here OF
esevheye. vas INDUCED 10. Recorder Paddock Alder
men Beuscn asd Hoson we're present VALE the Recor
der and Alderman Benson ~ declaring We
ssushtsr house nuisance, The meat hioed theresa
dangerous 70 the pubic heahh asd ordering ~ deshuc
ucp, Alderman Hurds ~tud only agree ths prsmises
b,ne nusance. Much dbcus,,on followed. vas
finally declared thai Me meat wholesome, nui-
ssnce ard dangerous 70 the pubn health and thss The
yciNe be directed 70 dsvo, the same forthwith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

THE FIRE AT Iowa HILL, CALIFoRSIA.-At
the IRE on he "a Of February, 81 Iowa HUI about
one hundred buildings and tenemon we're destroyed
No hvss we're lost The IRE discovered about
A. n, In the back par OF the city bakery, ana sup
poeed 70 have been the work OF iuc.ndary there
had been Gre In The building FOR baking purposes
twenty hours before The east side Of Main street. fom
Tehperasce Hall 70 Mccall C'.h brcworT, was de-
nroy ed excepting Oogau's brick storc. The dwelling
houses Ia the saved On the west side Of tho
stree appears 10 be almost Impossible appsoxinatc
anything the loss sustained. 80 rapidly did the
flames extena thai tie nreproof cellars uudr the
stores we're Of no use, there being time 70 remove
merchandise into them. The loss. heard from
IA =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
An.,,e.r F,p,or,,,or in Ecuador.

fFrm TIE Penana HtTsld, FcO, " ]
Prof,trcrr Moore and rsncs, Of Iowa, vho passed
through its city some q onibs ago on Their rsy "
Euasor have sely been ard from sad 80 are happy
" be able " state INA, through the solve sssssa1oe OF
Ben fBo White. United 5tsvs kibister 81 % 70, and
NJ. Cope her Briarnic kaessgs represccsauvs, the
pststce ADd c0uRtpsnce Of we govern meni ecuador
secured, shd ths President. Gen RJoes, has
orgtrIio s,leLi De- corps W aocompnT thO,e genue
nsp m ibe spp o3siA Of The Espo river and "a retsoa
wticn las OF the head Of the Amsz' r1toin We
nrio tl limits o. Esus5or This y distr CO verr lue
known, ana new aud Interesting result" may be loosed
Tor ron The ehtsfprars abors II hcse rsnusnen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
MATRIMONIAL.

a hANpsohk WELL EDUCArEpl YOUNG NJ
aes N eessn, esssbshment Of most fashions
~, ncuoIhe norsee carrsgss &C., all OF which be-
Nc 2, youns lady che 'orr Nth view TO mstrno
ABLE peren and address ysnh but above All position
ne ssa, ne Any ycgng sdy opt Of he city .n.wt
n,c@fons afdress'd 10 Harry Granger Madison qrafet
ien,ion. SUI '0'e''o 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
MILLINERY, 80.
LEGAL NfyTICE y.

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY ovrUKRN-TAKE Nor1
il that puryssut ~ decrve ~ the COOK county Conri
Common Pleas the couutv of Coot and eae IN
pcs NE ehsnessy side the.ect made IN certain "a
wherein David 0fhecn IN complainant end Edwerd Eldrt
and ethers defendarts perors havns claims se
Henri King Formerly Of the city Of New Yors ans NV
ceased, contracted or m by sad Henry Kr
curred upon PROV w NE 9th day Il Jsnuary A. D. ls
required 70 present and estabish er .ad claims and pr
I'D the same befre me- l.. o. r. Frecr Master In Chance
IN and for SD county u Cook ~ ry ofnce In Ire en-
Cbrsgo In saia eounty, before he OH day Of Az
A. ID. 16E. L. 81 PANE FR err
Master In Chsncerv Cpoh county IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

II Crceon, Sandwich 1slands, and wes Ocas OF 70 ih
nep eamer niinols on Tbursday March 1857. shpprs
re uh.d that 70 insure their gccds citing cp board ty
Feods VIII be received By Gamer on he 81 Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
THE MILITARY.
OCCUTIsTs AND AURSsTs.

np wUgrrsR OCCuLrsT, 4ss HROADwAy, Dg
~ vces his attention 70 diseases Of he ere Cnrooic
&c removed without operation. Once hvrrs stP N
French ARTIFICIAL eyes Of superior quany Oh sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

Increase Of tsves from 1861 W 1850 ... ...... ~
lscxesse o. ree whites from 1891 20 1850 bL5sl
ms snovr hai 10 ave years there has been % ins
ocunne, along TIE l0ws hpe scvesse Of 81 col ire
vhh oa1ens, vh'e here hN been a. increase u oniy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

1ouN ,.. s:.........:......s lSo 800
Volts, Fargo A % snvei t1elr papers PAcio 90 Com
psry's uio kar not besa opsned ret pu, probably oil
tsey papers are preserved. A meeting was held ~ Ia
O'Clock Tor the purpose Of devspe means oy the alevia
OF The destitute meeting also held II oclooh
Tor the purpose OF taking into consideration tue widening
OF The srees Tho WORK Of rebuilding has alrea iy com
menced Two houses have been mevcd on 70 Main street,
and teams busy employed In hauling lumber for 70
oopsu sctiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
IDVERTTSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE LECTURE sEAsON.


THE LECTURE SEASON.
T EC1UREs SIR WILLIAM BOYD, A. NJ. &C Az
IL The history Of Literature" "A Course OF Leo
Ancient and Motern Literature Ar and sciesce
The Guide Through Italy, snd other works viii deliver
Clinton Hail. Astor place the
Thursday OF March g. IL and 10 st O'Clock sub
iecTbe distinguished o. Britain q, The pre-eu
day both In politics and literature with many q whom Sic
William has long personally asqusntet including Lords
Aberdeen Pamers,on BrouA ham. John Russell Derby be
ise sr Robert Peel Mr. Ben Dsrae Sir Archd Alison and
chers Ticket for the 81 single ticket - oents TO
be bad with syllabus at the bookstores 81 O. a. Francis
Co. 1854 Broadway; J. Crowen Broadway, and at the
desk Of the hercanule Library.
QYfE MILITARY.
IANEs MuII1GAN GUARD, HEADQUARTERS lS
81 orard sreet-Ats meeting held Saturday evening
Feb @ the report the business o the last was read
an approved then the company thinking mp 5ssiss "
mse another parade under the above name was 10 favor Of
sdcpfing scme other name; therefore. -
Resolved, That this and 10 hereeer knoWn ~
NE William A. Knapp nuststeere :.
Amer which they adjourned " meet te1 " a..
n. o'RoARx, sec'y. " D. TIEkNhh oasrnsn
lindsey BLUEs -ARMeRy STATE HOUSE, 60 Luz
~ low stree, New YORK March, 1soI-ihe memsers o.
tbs command hereby notified 70 Ssembe ~ Dr. ms
der RnGAR A. kObkHES, Captain
JoaH N. wnssr. Orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

Mbsd Bat ve cannot let the opportunity pAss without
uoslcse bis criminal coaduct In The state prison AFFAIRS
hn procuring forcing Thompson 70 murder Murphy In
naxin ccunty-hh base conduct tne hher OF family
In peymispe and ocuntsnapcisg the bcenuous c,nduc
Of hs out.s guard, - NE prison whs fs~se eoy'cs-
eerous copvcb, smcpf whom We most monitor incl OF
fom Bell aiias Tom Hedges, the nosorous high waymau
uanips COUNTIES ROBBED and murdered 90 many boaeet
and bardworkng citzens the loss Of whose ivei and
property 10 be ssributed 70 James n Estes avAf,e
aYpen6ix Of The senate or Assembly journals for te-
ycay 1865 and The mmunioaiou We paoishci yester
IA, nom Msssrs Dempetes and Ward vh.oh Is nov De
fore the saie Prison Investigating Osmmittee The last
arrival from lower counties bring nsss OF the YER
r,bk sx steseni s Los Angeles ocoasoned By ths mur
and rSsss; q Sssa ., ~. 49, srsee sy
tell and which coovcu The people tnss secuon pro
baby inssised were carefully provided for By con.
,ssl Surpos. IA. iicnsppirs peuo man .. The stsas
prson and selling him IN Neg Orleans, payt Of me pro
cetds CT which M va recently compelled 70 ,ceusd 70
Inc former rner OF the man, the amount OF which has
been alresdy pubbhed. The manner In which this noto
r,ous man has dsfrscded the Bate s nov being invc
usa,ed.
s,re nv vo,o DC no greater reproaoh insult could
be s,vep tran 10 mao OF being a. corrupt ~ Jun
on.,n,,a vNh Ests D. ana On whose statements We can
ve rely tbss Este nscsence has 20 ofen troubled him
for me urdss be has committed that he c,ud po sscp
and inst ne DBL red 70 erotement 70 ssy
A. b,uer reflections n sv~ mans c1uptenapoe vss
an index 70 hh character Estes proves al The changes
ever msde ssalns. bim vithous any reference 70 The
vbss be says Of h,msen tha, he h caous 70 pubic op,n
ION and a. be be,eves tina, be dco ned everlasting
% s %.g :. q
70 him, always endesvoinf 70 cover HE waors from
~ nn,v s,semsu, IN M. man, bu,nsus>ss ..cs
thai has sbsdev Of truth H. that Euseoe cssssry, The
usu,stcsl lawyer Who aided G. Woods 70 defvrud The
csedncrs Of Adams q %, had Void him tse vfful Ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
REMOVAL.

DEMovAL-CHILDs DOUoHrRrY HAVE
moved from ~ Bar clay gree N II Exchange place
Offer for sale Of their own msnufscturc sperm lard
whale oil, and bek ert.a machinery lubricafrg oil
railroads, msohinisa cotton and woo1cn mls yarrAn
tree nom gum rosn. turpentine other
reign 70 oil Ao cStra refined lard put M in ev,
variety Of style package for the California West
souh Amerfcsn marietta Psctsry, - Henry stree., q
Eartet March q 1857.