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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
COLLISION os 1HE EAST RIVER.
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Mn. Wiihorst, who made
such hit in the Child of the Regiment on Monday
(beipg several times called before the curtain and
encored will take benefit this evening" appearing in
the same character. An American artist-s New York
LADY by birth and ducaon-sbe to sing 10 q foreign
language artistically, is rarity which may be hand
" someIy acknowledged" We must recognize the
progress of Art among us when we witness such bril-
liant fact. Neither Puritan, Dutch nor Quaker ante
cedtnts bases for such lyrical trunphs, aud hence
the greater for surprise and generous recognition
in the premises.
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Advertisement
SrnGMICkS MEDICA

BOOTH's AND SEpGwICKS INDICATED Lon
DO, CORDIAL GIS-Tb. highly me1icsted Gin. imported and
,old by SIMPSON BRorHERs No 10 Besver has been
Iyz4d by DIR. Chiffon. ana ne finds that
only the Ingredients usually found 10 tue
KIND Gin alec other vegetable matter which renders
nedcns and wholesome than the article generally sold
under the OF Gin"
Thi. testimony Of the purity and efficacy OF
Boo1H's AID SEDGwtcK's GIs, -
thu think satisfy the most skeptcs We
hsv fep sven 10 understand that Snp,on Brothers dsposs
81 ,one three HUNDRED daily snd that the demand for
p.pd, ncresng said to be seot TO every part ot
the tnltsd States IT mporers OF this cordial 0iu believing
to other oissols Gspo ed To place ecore
the public ts merit feeling tha sppeeisive public
will rot long hesitate TO use IL as diet driok
isvnSsy Dispatch.
cERIiFIc.IE
Messrs SIMPSON BsorHERs No. 10 Besverst New YORK
el temrn: bsye snSlyzsd BoOTH SEDGwIck Med
Gated London cordisl dr. and hnd Dios Rot only the
ususy found the te. kind u Gin bot also other
vegetable which renders medicinal aud whole
some thsn the article generally sid un Ter the name Of
JANEs X CHILTON NJ D Chemist.
New Yoik Dec 10, 1856
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10 relereroe 10 Mes jackson, te schsr on R.od.i,
Islsnd, sgsins. whom charges were m.ie Few week.
tpce Of punis rg CHILDREN BY MAKING hsn place their
topguee upon the stove At e TINS Ms. Jack,Jn rs
suspeLded and since he Investigation ha. besn rea-
stated BY the School Oficese Of the vel u W.rd Tbs
report Of the Committee 10 favor OF tskiog ths
management Of the school out of the hands OF the
School Ofcfrr, and to be hsrsser under ths direct %
Of the Beard OF Governors. rather animated dis
cuaeion took place a. 6Gsly ths report made tbs
SPECIAL order for The next meeting.
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OUTRAGE UPos Al IssASE Wosis-tboIt
oe!Sk yesteT'sy morning the cries Of female Tor hee
h.s-d 3, p ~msI DopLehy. of the r<entets Ward
Ttiity unts street EEhth The off
nj The SPOT discovered lfish lsAs~r nsuei OTsa Med
he &C. a eomnluut gro.s oIAfe the Of
insane bcush re,p<c,sbe uanei Louis. Der
h.i f-v moments previous Tsyd from het r--ijeacs
Akii. ttp Guly aeep The off srrestei n Daad
"a r. vss iock-d I'd for trs
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SUPERIOR COURT-MAscH %

Orthe second Saturday 1ithl of March. 1857 a. | |
o'clock e, tie trisl calendar vii be called through in t,s
room the principal ts hed. tor the parpose Of
such tried IN hour. Such
viii BE- psced sseoiA calendar These eses VIII consist
no, airg contract and brought for the
cover, Of money ony Of all actions sbe whia the tshe
sbove stated So Of the last week Of the March term -
be n cnifed for the psrpoe will be- devoted 10 the ~ OF
the css on such special calendar Daring that week four
Jue ses will ii, for u . trial OF actions BY Jury.
Asy will be made consisting Of causes taken N
cir from uch spec csen When they isposed
a. The day endar oil be made Of taken from tae
cereal c.eudar commeaoips ct the pce which had been
o si~i az tho csuses was com,
mepced
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Advertisement. !

From Zol. Herald ADD "e'eyan JouTna4
. We make il a rule never To recommend med-
joal po.,run in columns. but having found osowNs
psOxcHIAL TRocHEs" beneficial IN diseased fNo OF ns
Tbroa, usp-pd rule in their favor believing hA we 40
our clerical brethren real favor in calling their attention !"
them" -. $1,000. -
ozepge dissolved in the mouth has direct inhdenee 20
lief IN Coughs Colds and the various Thro.t Aoe'ohs
which public ,peAiers and singer are ao'e Al
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Fourth hosdsy 10 Jvre at White p,s,ss. Pc.t Mon
CO, IN Ocooer q, Bedford and the Seccoi ,-day in
December st White Plsic..
Tens for Hearing Apr.ai4-Ss oortMardsy ia M,y
at Bedford oc,d Monday II Augu-, q, si.e Pt,n.,
and Second Monday ir November at Bedford.
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CAPTURE or HAIL TBIgF.-A man named W
yk.ou o.usht Houdsy everog in the hall OF the house
OF Mr. J Smith No S. West Thirty secOud which he
nd entered BY q se key TOT purpose II theft.
On ii. r found sever, Eces of sppAre,
hh hsd from other hoa.es AMI alot paw
fpr Der stolen clothing he locked up the Twenty
s Ward Saon House but dung the night managed py
ek OF OF the door OF ts cell and very nearly elected
- ape he finally committed TO PRISON tot tEiai.
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sCRRoGATE's CoURT-MAncH lo.-seiors A. W.
BasDFoRD.

. CIRCUS PROPRIEToR's wILL-wAs Henry TURNER'S
sISD SOUND
In tie matter Of The VIII Of Henry Turner.
Henry Turner formerly q cncus proprietor IN tbs
city and the time Of tis death part owner OF the Amph
Chiezo ls instrument winch purpots 70 De
qrsath he whole Of his estate. valued 80 900 20 LEN j.
EoYib bs ssocs- Il the PROFESSIONALLY d the Chcaso CON
eeiu The brothers and sisters OF the dec.d-rt who reside In
New York the validity Of this Instrument Will
B-rjsun Dunpirs spp>As for the proponents and IA '"
Bbhop TOT the ants Of the vii 80
r,ehed hearing tcday The subscribing witnesses
fret called testified due execution OF me paper
pTopoun.sd Will toe tesa'or did rot appear 70 BE- unasf
he hu~ree Of his liquor and mind WA sound u tAeH
OPINION and free from excep iopsl IL husnces -
Ge.rt- Sherman p-op-s.or the Foreree Hotel. who
,. o. 81 The tost he the deco
dert tequsny durns hs n.s va. I,lm.rJ ,eqnsa'sa
h, p. b. hAa heard him thai M North bis lest
,e, 80 ss kss sad dssr-ss tread tarSss whom be es'
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BRUTAL AssarLr.-Wm Ready. az Irish lahore,
rresi.c Jes,ereay ehsed With hitting ssssiit
rpon q woman named Hxrsf-t Clirch. r-~cinx Nc s,
Bsnateu By rrinE Der head vita tn. hack
izAic;ios severe lures and causing the b nod ~
fro1 ter nose - He see 70 answer the chNge
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Advertisement.
II i, no, cur custom to make particular mensoa

II CUtNUfII 10 fIf"V ''N~O'@"
Of one house above bat the extreme low rates
which Mtssss. DArEY Co.. Nos o5' aud o15 ero' iw
are clouz o their stock OF CANA GLASS Sc &C.
form an ,Icern to the rule and tel 20 be dsJ we
10 the public TO advise them OF the fAct-
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iSun8sy Dispatch.
Advertisement

HAVE 1OU SEEN IT = Hayt you sttn that WO .
deruy beautiful and captivating domestic drama of Ruth
OLleyv hat every body taking about at B.RSuNs Mt
scum hpot 90 a. IL 1. thrilling ,eytd eescnPtoo
Paved this afternoon, o. well 4. his evening
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STATE AVID NATIONAL LAW

gEEPsIE NESY Training ia The details OF hs prssce
,ns IN ,terporr so. sAiug Next beg the Sa MAJ
J. W TowLER, President.
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NEWvJERSEY I7EH8

SUDDIS DyArH.-Recorder BEDFORD he.o 40 inia1hes
irade wSo 5snd drsi in bed toe sv.nas previous
At bis bo~eip sSouse. No Giands hs o.,T. Of
s.l,m County Ne.Jsrse, and f0rm,r!y resided II faa'
deinka
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CoRosIR's Issu.r.-An inqress vas held yes.enrr,
day upon the unrsecsnIed Of tie .om.n es
The day previous 90 Jersey City FRY ~ 80" .
the Alma House. a which the inquest 80 h-a- IA
psr-nty y.ars u age. OF middlin1 nso r.. -,
DART .nbarr bar s,c vcr, SGk cSioo dre<s f1st- Va
S.i "a hsr 800. .av he rsos q as noo's
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e.rk 10 NJ store No. 81 Fi. street eom%,.t.d
suicide By .nI .r,,hnns Peyioa. :, aus dss y, NG5a
c,,,ed IN crcumsanoe. and had Also os
bis vie rhs n upoosed % have peyed uPJn as ma
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HERRINC's PATENT CHAMPION FlRB-PROof
s.vns No. 49, Isl and Iss wsterst. and No Marsyst,
keyfOIk-
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Yesterday aasrn 1on q

PRIVATE w ,$1gNES Since the redueuon oil Tue
Pole. ree .pu1b f iv.t. ~schnen have been employed
by b. en 10 md South Seventh and other stress
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he KfCFN1 INDIAS hOW.-A VAT fnt VIZ I1su1l
Yesterday By the Recorder for the Of Geo H. N,ca
or piie,or TIE Bulls Head Hotel and for oher who are
ekafFrd with sssu aid battery upon Policemen Relay aad
Cen while they eLdsavoSnz to release psy Of In
d.r who Il 10 aid imprisoned at the hotel The war
r.n served ~ Capt SPRINT OF the P5ce Oeputmen aud
the poLeIs betors the Recorder aud Aed tot er
animation
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RoBBTRus The house of Mr.. Corbet No o5 south
Seventh stIss, entered yesterday sAc '0o0ee " '
iees Of vesrnr apparel valued at 40 ,o-o IS Cav
The 6v cling hou OF Captain Green corner OF oss.
eph and Souh Fifh streets. vas entered Al '1' "
al 4 other antilles iakFn.
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F.raL FALL An inquest WAS yesterisy he'd by
Coroner Conn,ry No 3t9 Erhth upon the body OF
EH1a MoGsy child Of Ase whose de,ih
caused tue brain received BY des'aS s
irE from the OF It's mother verd'et OF "scjdes.S
death" rendered BY the jury
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

MARRIGE BIT JUsrIcE.-Justice Ascnaraa
voorh,s Monday united the bonds Of
B,nI an and att Maria Bell The ceremony Wa peoI nea
in III. court room at The City Hail. the Justice sns
ususl fee nom the groom. but from we o'u'nns '
Bot, departed happy.
ARREST OF BURGLARS Two ycunx men hahieu
c.. ia. S,ao,gs Wilson aud John Sinons
rested on Mcnday evening BY Scot, and a' Moo' ~
South Ninhsre.t, charge Of oaIsAlous''
Scott, houpe No i13 South Ninth street Tue oatss
Effected an ntrsnee BY getting upon The If ne mouse H
the &C jonirs unoccopi,d BUILDING ,1d zen py1s col
o the ,cuttle with bar Of fon tney gao cor
iected quantity wearing spp's when .sei.
uen's ID, attel Of some oil we iI're
n, So, ,.;.,s ~ NJ Moore succeeded IN arre'iins
them hri escaped They we're Io,sed n s d.
tec.ed IN the tet Of breaking OUT having patsy
the bar. Of he iron door Justice CleTTy aoehNnsy
tak.sT ace.
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Tux CASE OF The FILLIBusTERs The case of the
fnbusters was taken up yesterday. Mr.. Mckeon,
after waiting gIoriying speech on EH-President
Pierce, apnibihted Walker, quoting from Mrcys
opinions for biz law and indoriog tue correspondence
Of TBE TRIBUNE as his facts. The argument was too
good TO be thrown awsy upon dead men,
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GOVERNORS OF TIE ALMs-HOUsE.

The Governors Of the Adis House held regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon at Their rooms 10
TIE Rotunds
Weekly Statement of the inmates remaining In Toe
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

At the Term Of this Court TO be held on tbs LIST
udsy Of Ap the calendar Of Jury csuses will hrst be taken
up and AteIwd the Appeal calendar Judge Nelson VIII SIT
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SrIcrpr -E1en Jane Clsndeno1, alias Mary An

SUICIDE -Elen Jane CIandeno1r aus MNy An
Brown Irish sri % Of committed suicide on Mon
dsy uahi her lodging. NJ l Worth siee By aknr an
overdose Of lSuds As So tie fact OF hsvns txn
pos known. Dr. McNsr ca led In aud partially
then taken to the Hospital where
being admitted. hs deceased wu vy IN
temperate hAbs ard led disseue and sbAn Toned life
uncle. VINO
rdes In the ety where Coroner Connery
held quest upon the body and verdict OF suicide was
defPI by he JIM
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REAL Esr,TE.-The following sales of real estate
were made at auction by Adrian II. MOler, March 10,
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A1TEsPr AT SrIcIDT.-A gentleman sh1se nams
b. Lester attempted suicide Nsndsy night ~ his
residence In Py fourth sweet Tenth by tSkns
rychnne Dr. Hustled Of the pore Surgeons SAs called
Mustered sutdoes bat the recovery Of tue patent
extremely utfu The unfortunate fbrm-r'y d.
b-sn the city but heavy losses caused
Of spirits which induced him TO attempt seitdesrue
tiqm&xu
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The Executive COMMITTEE Of the W'rknsnens
Central Union last night heard spseca from L9ws '"
R,cLu,un upon The reoert decision of the IN. y of
TIE Judges of the Supreme Govt in the bred Sc ut
case. NJ. r. characterized that decision as d.ngerou'
ard concluded by euosizing the course Of Judge
Mclean Appropriate resolu ions adopted.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAscH 10
Before r. 4. SrILwELLf
A cRIsAMAN's TRoUBLEs-scALDING WATER PUT IN
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-MScH

Before Gro +. BErrs.
The French ex'raditiou case VAS to have come on
today wss however adjourned to Wednesday at l. m
q. Of Mr. Rg,teea who asked Is matter oil per
sspA convenience
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r-i,-xe. e&f @AA@ w. " ~ - -
" Getty Str-dirs phy's, Il the a.,.s,>a from ,ss =
suS7s - 'he tins o. b. dean IN. r.,, r.nssS,
& conpasht ~,' &C se~~,s to- ..,.am ,aa An ~
,s, ~ Nis eNo THs-7s tow,rL the b>xia nin1 sf h
j vas -cfz~t with sc ssrctib N n ~. -. ~
~ RIP to tie se1ih ans s-.tl.mea, ~ ,ssIssss
sI'" " Ssfty s.s him Sv- ~ to-. a. ~
NbSse o. aas h~ss and away. tsoexs, b.. mias .S -
.0os 90 Ios>nc~ ob.-rviss Any marts of m.a. 49,
vii. wso made up b.. mad for him.~f A' s>s~aAAee
Adjourned 10 he NtLin.t st 10 oe.aok q M
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John Van Ts,sel AT. Stephen Underhi ct A..
Motion ersLtsd on payment of $40 costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
Compliment 20 Captain Nye.

From Wilmer and Smiths European hInes.
Most OF commercial readers will know and remem
Der CAPITA Nye Some, like ourselves, will trace their
knowledge Of him far back thirty years, when the
tic before discovered 10 be too potent for wind
and waves and when the Presidents message, almost in
varaoy brought TO the shores OF England by this brave
and gallant gentemans vessel the Independence appear
ed with marvellous puncua y In the Mersey about Christ
day. and formed the theme OF long leaders In the
metro potan durnas Others, Of less mature years. will
connect excellent friend with the United states mail
success during her bes, days. and which he only eft
voyage two before the melancholy catastrophe which
hefel her But all will recoect one memorable act Of
hcrosm and philanthropy, comparatively recent which
concentrated attention Capt Nye when durDg hurri-
which lasted 80 hours he rescued the and pas
scngers OF the British bark Jesse stephens In mid Atlantic
after lying by her during that terrific conflict OF the
ger OF his and bis ships safey-an act which pro-
ducei ouburst Of hearty and genuine English sympa
thy throughout the land TO the eulogy OF which the Lon
don inns devoted OF lie most finished articles, and or
which the British government and the Royal Humane So
cety severay marked their appreciation at the time by
the only reward which Captain Nye would receive gold
medal from each. We readily conceive that our
dest and accomplished friend would have been pleased n
had spared him these personal illusions, FOR the
OF such s the approval Of their
rather than the worlds applause. Bat Captain Nye has
recently been making tour through the most interesting
portions OF Europethrough France, Italy, Sw zcrand
and Gcrmanyand 10 day he returns 70 his home the
other side Of the Atlantic In he Canada 80 that really
could allow him 10 leave town without expressing
the warm interest which feel IN his welfare, because
long, successful and exhibiting such proofs
OF professional devotion and skill, great moral bca
10 light and encourage younger nen In the same go
riOus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

The Brokers' Circular OF the evening Of 10th May re-
ports Liverpool cotton market dull and heavy throughout
Inc wees but wi,hou, alteration In the quotations Of mid
dlsg and better qualities Of American inferior remaining
upsaeable Weeks sales 40 $40 bales (ncudng 296G0
Anerican), Of which spectators had taken 40 and
porters 500 bales Fridays sales 5000, including
1000 on speculation: fair Orleans quoted SID mdilng,
1854 fair Mobiles, s4d; middling, II 1ed. fair up
lands, Sd midding uplands, ND. Manchester market
dull
Previous 10 the sailing Of the Ericsson there wa. some
activity in bresdsus but since the attendance OF buyers
was small. Quotations were called for Western canal
nour, 3ls Cd 32,Gd Philadelphia and Baltimore, Bis
32s Cd. extra Ohio 32s Cd 38s.ed. red wheat Ssed
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Gambling al the Bourss.

The Paris correspondent Of l.. Nord announces that II
was rumored at the Bourse that financial das
ers we're about 10 take place II s positive, he adds that
the enormous fall In the prices OF the shares Of several i'm
posant railway companies had caused considerable oses
10 some Of the spectators but probable that these
ruors were exaggerated In order 70 brighten the Market
and create a fall 10 favor or certain Spectators
According another correspondent OF The same JOURNAL
The French Courts seem 10 have undertaken crusade
against the gambling al the Bourse The Imperial Court
of Paris has already rendered several decisions against
stock brokers (d91ats de chdnQ claiming oefences rom
me courts OF Lyons Montpelier and Rouen have pursued
the same course which also strongly supported ~ The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
THE LATEST MARKETS.

CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED FosgER.-We learn
from the Chicago Press that ?. ~ Manchester, noted
banker who committed forgeries and robberes In Cncn
natl about two and half years ago. 70 the amount OF
s3c0O O0 arrested the Michigan Central depot at
Chicago the ID inst through the fundamentally OF
Cincinnati merchant who had been neeced by him The
merchant question recognized the forger and requested
the conductor 10 engage police officer on the arrival OF
the train and when Manchester stepped on the cars he
was srreeted He was held by Captain Yates, on war
rant while teleersphic dispatches hare been sent 70 On
cepatl for Instructions.
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THE VERY LATEST.
VRANCK.

ihNS, Way ~, 1901
The law for the establishment OF three lines Of trans.
Atlantic mail steamers passed by the Legislative Az
scmbly The ports Of embarksuon len for subse.
quen, settlement
General Cavgnsc and several other republicans viii, n
said become candidates W represent Paris In the new
Corps Iegslauf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE LOVE AND SUICIDES
AFFAIR IN ROCHESTER, DEATH THE LADY-rhe young wo-
man Mary for whom Theodore Marie CAM committed
suicide last week, by throwing himself before ocone-
tive died this morning under circumstances which leave
doubt that the tragcal end Of her lover the
citing if not the only OF Der death II will DO re-
membered that CAM committed the rash act Tuesday
morning and on Wednesday the letters were found ex
planning the Of his DEATH namely the loss OF Mays
love- The lady referred TO Mary Rohr whose parents
reside North Clinton street. in the Six ward She wus
shown the letters OF CAM and learned his sad fate
Thursday last From that moment che was i'll, and
Saturday she became seriously SICK requiring the alton
dance or physician. She continued to fail and yester-
day much deranged. Last night bleeding was re-
sorted to- put all in vain she expired at seven O'Clock
this morning The young lady Fl of age and a
progressing appearance. CAM hal fallen violently In
love with her and had been rejected He was man Of
peculiar scnsbiles, and little calculated to meet
with ortude More than he plotted self do
sruction before he accomplished it, The unfortunate girl
appears have been what like him In this particular,
although she did not resort to violence She gave way 70
regret and self accusation until she became maniac and
died is 10 be regretted that the Of true love In
this did not smooth and thus from premA
ture graves two worthy young persons.-RohS Union,
Jtne TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

I,oR sAIE-Ip PERCUSSION LOOK MUsKErs WITH
bayones Also, lot Of plates belts, vices Ac fov
curs,on parties Inquire At Tie stables correr Of Thrsee~
stress ana University place. under National Guard arory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
SPAIN.

The Mexican Envoy has no, yet been received by The
Green Of SPAIN and the arrangement Of the differences
between the two governments has, Is SAID encountered
new dfnculues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
India.

The dates are Bombay, May q Calcutta April %; Ma
dras, April %.
The news OF the conclusion Of peace with Persia
reached the camp Mohammeran the 9Th OF April.
The ringlea Ter in the late disturbances in the native
for oes had been executed.
Meet ngs had been held al Singapore 10 congratulate Sir
James Brooke upon his called Just severity In his re
taiatory measures against the offending Chinese.
AZ Calcutta the import market had somewhat, improved,
but operations In exports impeded by high prices
Money continued easy and exchanges were quoted ai a.
lHd.
Al Madras the import market was quiet, and money
plentiful Exchange 2l Nd.
Al Bombay both the export and import markets were
quiet Frclghb dull Exchange -. 1116d 70 q. lxd