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u graph. Of n K BRADY WI. Dc sod :; half ,Asr for
vat Of moneS but principally de Of
cess Which materially du,uhes the cos, Of thor prcduc
A' FULL LENaTH-LIFE SIZES.
Photographed finished in OIL They are slni
lar In appearance although accurate resemolances
'1"n ordinary Oh MPE anauLnfEff SIZES,
Finished in oil at ~ each They have hitherto been sold at
perfect snect iile the permanent
those ID" pos.. 20 is por.s o. deceased Tenas M.
manner which assures s. auraoiuy a>,
style OF portrait, Introduced They blend the
dcacy q the sketch with The vigorous effect OF the
=" 10 III degree ine' ARE sod At ''"
CRAYoN vIGNETTEs
Suited 10 The portrayal Of ladies children, also
fe ture N Photography sitting Tor either OF the above
LARGE GROUPS
or families or irenas are ,akc almost and
groups iree from the crude severity which usually
may be portrayed al perfectly. The result may
GnsLed in oil or water eoors cephle Of tho
they made render them compar.el, Por
traits OF an entire tamil, may DC obtained by this method At
THE IMPERIAL PaoTUuRAPH
The exquisite anu elaborate product oil tho camera
been sold at s6 $50 and $40 They are now offered At $50
So-sees.~',, im,~eo Of this celebrated picture .. ye
been made IL ts unique feature IN photography, most
perfect "Ha H1S n WAFER !su cooRs
sriss.c d color sketches exhibited BY
ries superior 70 my similar works in Europe.
twenty 10 thirty different styles Of made
hradys gallery adapted EVERY TASTE and designed u
accommodate every pecuniary c0niior The elaborate
water anu OIL coiors from go Sou each,
single portraits from IS 10 5 Where large number of du
peates required the price diminished largely fho.o
arps sunbl FOR interchange classes clubs
made ~ to 40 dozen. Portraits which
since we're sod ut $40 be procured for sl5
The this reduction price has had The
effect Of creating demand which OF The estab
sneHt b. taxed to the supply As the
which ncccssaie this decline are In measure TRANSIENT
partial Of The old prices viii ultimately become
necessary. those therefore who design TO take advantage
The opportunity which the present OCCASION Oilers should
do earl, GATE.
THE COLLECTION
or pictures recently enriched by
valuable addons among these portraits OF Frexolin
yesva Charlotte Cushman Charles Mathews 1haiberg,
Brig no Julisna May Mile Roa Mss iosner ,he female
sculptor Page kaubaCh Church, Van buren, Marcy, Ben.
ton Pierce Dickinson, buchanan Guthrie, r banks r.
j Walker BRYANT Bancroft Wits iaiicck, Lowell Curtis,
Cozzens Edgar A. Poe, Iuckeran, Henry e. Carey Lord
minor celebrities without number There
few The country who not represented
BRADY'S LOWER GALLERY,
viii be found convenient for those occupied
down desire portraits II Is IN the vicinity of the
Aston House, corner OF Fulton street
The UPPER GALLERY is No. 500 broadway, Thomp-
sons Saloon.
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md.


IgRwiNcusM.-ou TuCsaa, murnnf' Nov. ., after a
hort fitness, Mir. ANN knsiN.has ~ ihe tOtn year OF
Ter age. ,..., 40.
Iht friends and rcfves - the iahiy ATE Respectfully
Invited to ate 'pncra rom hes ite Resistance, No
IL Wet shtceih street TIL AFTERNOON ~ two oo'"cS
Tier remains VII Np itri fra " nicehM~'p Cemetery.
IDwls-Oi Uses tt NeF I, Mfs, Amoui bows, N
tie 18TH year - her eet
Tier fclat.vcs HI ti irtnos 81 tc family are respect
tuS nvtt 10 aitetg thr ihcfal lfth W. ei4entc ~
iief Ion IN sw wn. tunci no loa f1si iwJniy hrst
street Tomorrow s,t,iDo'n, ~ o''c . tJ'h
Buwn -tiur'a! uct 81 l-AtbttA u'hls, daubh
tef IL ~ and Angelina iswly ct san trant'sco, eaL,
AGED year, usuniis ald :" tAtS
The reLds ana r,ail,ts o. 'ic lan'y arc rr.pe'tay
rtaGrstcD 70 attend we iuitla i"n' y" - a'f su,,'
tomnrUw al twci,c ocVcA, without further iotce The
r,unns vii te taken t. 1f,cnwood teneIfy' -
BRAD,.-on honui!' NOV. = 'An"NNi'h' WI" " i""'N
b,nas ae,d =. year.
The ircues and acquaintance OF the taniy are ear
1.ty f,q ye T. attend tie iuhetn lrnm hrr tate resi-
aVhcc, No - ''Nth'H "N'|"e' 'iAs ''N' oO", " WV
oto,k
CstkHEtI-th A.ahua3 10Y, :, l1lLAhhiA ANN' lVuls
ct daughter 81 samuel and Elizabeth tapewcii, agca
ytafs AID months
The Il tua1 ala "sah,hce@ o' INC fanny aVt
fully nvieu y neto 'he 'ah's' rom oS's. Tow iisd
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MON EY AR X " T.

TUESDAY, Nov. Sc Il. Nj.
The stock market exhibits no new feature, except
tina, OF gleater activity. The arrival Of the Aragu
gave nm impetus to operations to-day without much
benefit to prires. At the rst board Illinois Central
bonds advanced "a per cent; Bank Of Commerce, /;
New York Central Railroad, 4; Reading, 2. Della
ware and Hudson declined | per cent; Michigan
Southern, OLD dcclined Il do, preferred Panama, Il
GaIena and Chicago, l. The transactions in New
York Central were unusually large, and prices ra-
pidly Advanced from the opening to the close. At
the second board the activity continued with much
more buoyanuy. Iamornia State 's advanced per
cent; Delaware and Hudson, |; canton Company, D;
New York Central, 4; r.1c, IL; Cleveland and folc'
do, Ia; t,alena and Chicago, Il La Crosse and Mil
waukie, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, u. Erie was
particularly strong this afternoon, aud closed hrn at
IA per cent. The tendency was upwards after the
board, and the market closed firm.
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company
failed to pay the interest due Nov. on the City OF
Milwaukee bonds issued to that road. The finances
OF this company have been in embarrassed condi.
ton Ion long time but we did not think they were
quite 80 hard up this The company have sixty
days to make good the payment after which time
the City OF Milwaukee will proceed to indemnify itself
'deiault and damages. me city has ample secu
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SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.
Auction Sales OF Dry Goods.

There large sale of American goods held
yesterday, by Messrs. Wmerdngs & Mount, manuCac-
tured by the Atlantic mills. The sale peremptory
and for cash in New York funds payable the
delivery Of the goods. The catalogue embraced 26l8
bales, TO which 800 a 400 bales more added.
The sale drew crowded house Of spirited bidders and
under the circumstances, il proved to be remarkably
good and the prices obtained much better than
had been anticipated. The whole sold OF the
bales having been passed (A) heavy sheetings, 81
a. G do, 5isc a5asc; (A) do, sac. sac; (
do 80 inches vide, :'sc a4asc {A) do fine sheetings
2asc aye: (A) do. S6ls inches, Sc; (A) z fine
shee,ngs, 80 inches, sac. (A do 36s inches, 5s.c
beached shrtngs, 37sc; cambrcs, 3kc.; blcached
III sac
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAsEs--QtIRK ~ johns church, On TOesdey. Nov
g. by REV Dr. iafriub, Dawn BAkEs, "a New FORK to
,skiia hh,uA QriKk dsag outer the late Thomas QliIk.
Oi tina city.
Oct ~ by kcs. saruc ri,kc Dir. l. JAltsA', vi New
Haven 20 Jam A. daughter Thomas >cranton Esd, oi
the iuamet place.
kiwnAn-Rlck-on Thursday afternoon oct 2q, by
Rev. ir Montgomery JAMS Is hinhatl' eisinJer, L. :.
~. 10 Miss iLrT1 h., Gat ilrr a. d A. i.tt.
,niNth-srhfhN.-at ,afeeutOwE, burlington county ,
~ D. ou saturday. Oct - 10y i.es j. a. WHITAKER, hf.
,aiS OLIVER 81 New iofk, 81 Hiss HANNAH JASK etIt-
IlS . ~ thu iofinrr place.
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The WooohAs CAsx.-K appears that q misconstruc-
zion has been placed upon the remarks OF Mr. Brady IN
relation TO NJ Hearne, the attorney for Mrs woodman
Mr. Brady said that had appeared that Mr. Hearne had
been the medium through which the letters from MRS
Woodman 10 Mr. Furniss had passed. Mr. Hearne replied
that all OF MIR kurnisss letters from his known CORES
pondents came his (Mr 81 Mr. Brady SAID that
he not intended 10 make any remark derogatory to
the personal or professional character OF Mr. Hearne
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CARDINAL DE MEDICI.


letter from Rome of the 18th Of October announces
that Cardinal Francisco de Medci struck with apo
piexy the preceding evening while paying visit TO Mon
signor Giuseppe otoa, private camcrist VI His Holiness.
Notw outstanding meaicai aid WAS speedily afforded him,
he died al eight O'Clock the evening having previously
received the The Cardinal born at
Naples the 18th Of November 1905 and received the
purple on the 10th OF June, 1855.
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SQIRRELs EMIGR.

SQIRRELs ENGRAVING FROM TExAs.-The drought
having cut oil the crop the Texas frontier, the
squirrels emgrating to Arkansas swimming the Red
river by thousands. II Is stated tina, killed
i've hundred with her washing implements in day,
the bank OF the river.
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opposne metropolitan Hotel
Ladies' Gentcnen's entrance,
No. 5M broadway. No. ~ Hroaiway.
daguerreotyp-s aud amDolypes.
Prices pictures warranted satisfactory visit
the productions OF this Lasnincen establish
Is respectfully solicited.
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w UlsgFRS AND MOI STACiiES FORCED TO GROW
w IN s4x weeks IS ms guens. Which Will stain
s44 the skin 81 bottle, amy pzrt Of the country
q; kAIiAM Ga Broadway Bkiuus, Nc. Exchange. a!
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ftkSDAf, NOV. 81 L. M.
AsHEs--The market quiet, and sales were limited
at &c. Tor pearls and at &c. for pots.
EREADsTrrTs-F lour--lhere a good demand with
good supply the market while prices for shipping
lots closed az about Sc decline. The sales embraced
about II 600 IL 900 bbs about the following quota
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Girard House, Phiiadciphia.-On and after
this price OF board this house will be reduced
" 90 " diem. fkEsBUkf, SYKES Co.
OeiooeI Is, 1851.
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Ercstrtck,s Temple of Art.

I2 Cent Portrnits-S2OO,OOO Saved to the
people per annum by HOLMES cheap system OF picture
making, at 1Sy broadway.
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Court Calenslar-ThIs Da,

SUPERIOR CoUKr.-Sos. 29s, 43s, 439, IT'S, 4ss, 400
49l, 4y2 1907, $685. $40, 2S7 563, 1875, 32o 494 ia
800, SOY, 1856, 277, ol9.
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Knox's Fall and Winter Style OF Hats
Ladies' furs selling at cost. No 2i2 Broadway
corner Of Fulton street.
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The Last Day but Two.-D6nt Deprive
yourself family great pleasure visiting the superb
display the falace lhe fair VIII positively
close on traay evening.
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IA no SElI.S CnkAfESff
In order uctermnv that question n reference te the
highly useful arlcirs Of French china English iron stone
aud liable glass, nNturcg ana SILVER
plated ware coisu the show o M.Ssrs. DALEY
CO. Isl and es broadway 1he prices PLAN
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The E'uInlAy Herald.


THE HoBokEN MURDER TRIAL" YOUNG AMERICA
ON THE MU1lEY IN BENGAL-THE DOMESTIC Diff
GUILTY At THE NEW YORK hOrEI.-NEws FROM CALI
FORNlA-AgFAlkS IN ktlkOPE-LATksT NEWS, ETC
Amosg tho contents OF the FAMILY HERAID OF to-day
will be the conclusion OF the Trial Of Frederick De
Caeya charged with the Murder Of Oscar de Granva in
Hoboken, in July last.
The Domestic Difficulty at the New York Hotel-Ro
nance Of a Lunatc Asyum-Habeas Corpus for Mrs
resting Letters from the fair Captive to Bbie Furnss
An interesting communication from I" Young America"
George +. Tram, Esq y ON the Muuny IN India
Appearance OF Broadway lnrng the Crisis.
Letter Special Correspondent in Calcutta giving
Statement OF the Condition OF Affairs in the East India
Empire
Two weeks Later Intelligence from California.
Affairs Europe-Lcttcrs from correspondents in
London Dublin and Berui-rhe United States frgte Ply
mouth in England, &C, &c.
Effect of the Panic Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
all the Theatres
The Mercantile and Commercial Agencies of New York.
Editorials the Prominent Subjects Of the Day.
Latest Geographic Intelligence from all parts of the
Country.
The Result of the Election Yesterday.
Together with city Aews OF Interest--Polce Reports
Condition of the Money and Commercial Markets. and
. quantity OF general miscellaneous reading.
Terms, 81 year. tour cents single copy. To be OBJ
tanned at the publication Office and of all the agents
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Citizens and Strangers Who Desire u Fine
and elegant hat at mod, price, should call al ES
PENSChElD's, lis Nassau street
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Read the Advertise ment OF NJ. Ii. brady, on
fifth page o-day Herald.
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Photographs at Half Price, MT
BRADiiS Gallery, No. $50 Broadway.
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u EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Nos 6t and rs Fulton street
Between cold anu CliT streets
The amount Of
Fine and cheap OvERCOATS
Fine and cheap Cl.Orii FRoIK COATS,
Fine and chcsp bt sINtsS COATS,
Rich y. wet silk ana other tSIS,
Elegant PANTS,
Black doeskn PANTS
&c, kc.. &c. dc.,
Contained in this extensive establishment
Is
No! In hundred fails TO be suited in
sec regards price EVANS hatters himself that he
underse only all oher retail ciothcrs,
the largest wholesale houses the ety. hundreds daiy
itstiI, and kiC4UENT FIGURES SNOW.
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The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mer-
cbandise exported from this port during the week
aud since January |, in each of the past three
years.
1855. 1856 1857.
Total for the week. . s2lo7 900 1,522sH 42seoJ
reymisy reported 81 M ,o65 64.pi2 40l 90 30 f96
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Notice.
f.aiI. AND WINTER CLOTHING.
gnaaT SACRIFICE.
Continue some weeks ongsr - as to esye Us "h an M
''0''' TO CLOSE 1T OFT AT ONCE
heG ss.S = 'is i &S% %isfsR GxGMGSIs
Manufacture With se" TASTE eh.f from goods Of our own
important" OF S'', FINISHING doops.
Ac ahe money ul ar solvent surround
ing srs .s . an I. A. nj r ~so large stock n
Very now rhiorp CLOrIiisG For
which will close out to dealer.
very A'A'y per & 'f SsgYI Is; '9 @S e'''
Corner Of broadway and Warren street Sew Sork
Winter Undergar'nents and Mems Furnish
ing goods selling ,gryr ecu below usual rrc~s At
.-----
We would call attention 40 thc advertise
S & light 0"' ""'- nus 'p' S-l' :" = : =
Uollowny's pills Admitted 90 be the
greatest Alternative medicine N hc w,rid Then elect upon
thc system mt and painless, ana nt iSc
lily Win when hry teHhis" 'he uls"rd',d ,"naeh ahd
Iannl cundoa plsces ihgm nmcasurably Ia advance y!
all Olher lneinai remedies
Prof. Alex. 4. Bnrry's TricoiiierOus ~ the
be-. ara ehres article ior dressing osaaay,ns eieasn
boic e,ef.where
Frangipanni, the mo-s Delightful md Last
inr pcriln. ish brushes 10 great variety. lhe
sup uuie % be found Ia Tie
cay, al So Druauway, corner Vf Walker street
Hnsrh.ior's Hail Dye. Wigs aud Toupec---
AL made, sold ana apl.t4
the msnuiactary, ~ broadway.
IIiiI,s Hair Dye. q Shiiliugs a BOX, Black
or brown, 40 BsrclNy street ianitabe hair cutting ln-
falAsle ongUene
Csissnaosv'. Iia,r Dye, Wigs aud Toapees,
tnc the word sale and The dy seg
Piled III No. b AktCt ItuuHc.
Barry's Tricophcrou-, only ~ cents per bot
tie halt prsce. euid ~ UAMfisf.ifa chemist,
Eighth avenue and Iwensy etEh,h street.
Cure Your Couxh-Usc Campbeii's Syrup,
Wild cherry, botlle. the
Eighth avenue and Iwcnty tiEhth street
a--~------
Wigs for S.. q, Csmervn's Mandatory,
100 Fuun street, brooklyn for style and qualify chat.
ienge the world.
Lovely Complexion In mn Instant.-C.ni
Ealylyr, iUS broadway, and all druggists
Use the Only Genuine Camphor Ice, Tor
curing chapped hands and pshat which u Manufactured
by The proprietor, ELL W NOkUEkSMTTH All others
topyrgnt secured. Drpot ibS BowefS
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rity and full power to adopt the most summary
course to protect itself and the holders of bonds.
The Erie Railroad Company win pay OF the rest Of
its over due coupons ~ fast NJ ii gets the money
from the receipts Of the road.
A. II. Nicolay will hold special sale of stocks and
bonds tomorrow "wednesday at l2A o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
A. n. Muller will hold his regular auction sale of
bonds and stocks tomorrow "wednesday, at 12A
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day, as fol-
lows:-
aoai receipts Sloz044 %
.ii say nieSs duos.s %
Of the receipts to-day $39 900 were from customs.
The November interest on the bonds of the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad Company is paid at Toledo,
instead of at the Mechanics Bank of this city.
However unpleasant this may be to the bondholders,
they should be thankful for getting it at all in these
times.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company have declared
a dividend OF ten per cent, payable the 9th inst.
The Bank of the Northern Liberties has declareda
semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable
and after the 9th inst; the Philadelphia Bank
semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable on
demand; the Philadelphia Exchange Company have
declared dividend of two and half per cent, pay
, able on demand.
The total amount on deposit in the different depo-
STORIES Of the government on the 26th Of October
was $l2 29O,96l. Subject to draft 50 ,sO2 ,227 The
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10 Treasury Of the U. S. Washington ID. Co.. $500 900
Assistant Treasurer, New York, n. Y..... toe, 900
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, La 37O, 900
Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis Mo ....... 130 900
Assistant Treasurer, san Francisco, Cal 1900
depository at Norfolk, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Branch mint, &C., New Orleans, La ...... 500, 100
Total. s. 1857 500
IICm Assistant Treasurer, New York, n. ". 53S 900
Assistant Treasurer New Orleans Ia........ S21 900
Assistant treasurer st. Louis, BIC. ........ 5vUUO0
depository at Little Rock Ark ............... $40 700
Branch mint at New Orleans, la .......... 4eU 600
Branch mint at san Francisco, Cal .......... 100000
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The shipments Of lumber from Detroit TO Chicago,
Cleveland and other American ports, amount thus far
to ~ 22 900 feet, and to Canadian ports a. 100000
feet.
The decrease Of freight on the Camden and Am
boy Railroad is about twenty per cent as compared
With ls56 The freights inward for the irst eighteen
days Of the month have fallen Oft fifteen per cent.
The travel " about the same. The closing Of the
Delaware and Raritan Canal in the winter throws a
large freight on the road On the Central New Jer.
sey road the decrease Of freight has been nearly
twoihirds since the panic began.
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Since January l.. .s5t ,155 66,ip5242 81 5oi
The receivers Of the Hartford County Bank, Conn,
give notice that all bills Of the bank presented for
payment are entitled to six per cent interest until
redeemed. That is the law of Connecticut.
The Detroit Tribune has published full and accu-
rate statement Of the lumber business Of the State
OF Michigan, showing the great extent of the bust
ness and ifs value. The reorganization is thus
giyen:--
Total lumber on Eastern slopc ....... 44e 900 900
Total lumber on Western slope ........ 3ss ,6oVssp
Total lumber North Peninsula .......... 3o0vov00
Total .....,............... sfs 10000
,stl orulas,ern slope ............... ls5 900 900
Iafh orN extern slope ................ 10 ee go
Total 30 900 900
Aggregate value ~ lumber .............sp sos 200
Aggregate value at ath Observation-Disclosures. a75UU0
Tctal. $40 SAL 300
Aggregate at capital cmploycd .......... 5uO
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Winter UndergnrInents md Mems Furnish
selling below usual prices McLAl G
LINs, gJg orernweh street., corner Of murray
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FURNISHING GOODS.
Under garments hosiery shaw Shirts ties gloves Ea-d
kercheis, Ac., &C,
RkTAIi.Ep AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
OLIVER IATING.-PERSoNS CAN HAVE THEIR OLD
- articles plated over einai 80 new &c last lifetime
OF French zinc Tor other
> q. CLARK, .-s broadway engraser and primer.
THE woOBMAE CAsE-1iiE NATIONAL POLICE
i GAZETTE tUr this week Will bee la great demand,
does. variety useful and interesting infer
The first page Is vnbcilshed Mlth very tine
trait Of Gardner furnes the petitioner tor he release at
Mrs. Huudmen ia he babeBs ,orpns now pending before
Judge Roosevelt thu lken.s. sad, Il. ,o-r VII" have
the ndy dual 10 be exceedingly accurate aud The ar
serving much credit fof the workmsnk. msnavr ia
which he has executed H. by The side Of furncss The
Caroline Nouman. IL contains fu account OF the
the haheas with other interesting
ucuitrs.
III ALSO contains
The London Murder.
Robbery ~ Gp~ies.
The lives Of Jack Adams and Jack Wright
The kishnond tus,,n i.ouse RohDers
Terrible Tragedy IA Louisiana.
A Bo, Murdered ~ = uiri
a Female Burglar.
Nhiocq
Trial OF Cueya,
Esposiioa "A Thieves
Correspondence iron Philadelphia Chicago and othe
pl ces. Ross IoiSrf General Agen's,
III Nassau street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-31

HORSE THIEvING AND PERJURY.-The Vim
eennes Gazette gives the following particu-
lars of curious affair:
On Thursday couple of horses were taken
mp by Thomas Smith, of Decker TOWNSHIP p.
in this county, and short time afterwards
two men harmed Crow and Brock. of Gibson
county, made their appearance, claimed the
horses, and made affidavit before 4 magis-
trate that they were their property, whereup
on they were given up, and the men LEFT with
them in charge. 1t turned ont afterwards
that the fellows had sworn falsely, and that
one of the animals belonged to Mr.. Francis
Vaehet, of this city, who got wind of the
proceedings of these sharp managers, and
procured writ for their arrest. They were
taken in Gibson county, brought here and
lodged in Jail. The owner OF one of the hor-
ses has not yet come forward. We fear that
Messrs. Crow and Brock have rather a poor
opinion of the sacredness or responsibility Of
an oath. They will doubtless be taught a
lesson before they get through with this al
taiy