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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

49,. ,,s,, n is,Aos eepT.1e,l'o
''s,'n i.e ys.r, ,ss lsiss - sers sNf9
,.p. 81 sa..1 me- 70 An n re e'4s'enes' ''''
nSa esasJ csi rSJ -,n a,..,hsd 70 sesY Yer. cy
D.; JON ..essS 70 ComDs.oneI. q Emissii9n 20 et.
-, oa 81 :e; bon.
,ss, r.rs ,rreriy eoncar N toe 70 q. Coy O.
ss: Do Tery vel ba i, laIrs JOY sOai
bee, f} h ssd dsi.c.d bssSe - ss,ny wosd
| sin 10 direct counsel b. is decidedly n'l3e
, Il the ts n January in company Wis d. Hael;
pson ,be 'erhaion Of .Se n'.Tyes b, SAD :. ,apre
sne man when ,s7oulh though. lin 20 b, IN n's1e
nov orn on ID. evidence confirm il, in The tee
:jnony Il Dis Brown, Rspney sad CnveL
CHI. ooYone': ia.es eIslsd tim via rcfBoe IT,
sDiy then and sEss NY 9Pon - ma r re sn "a b 40
petit. .. ordinary 1t the jail ths. IT poor cared % IS.
pottIn bst bread said 70. .l' were nossr rs
had wanted h out OF the and hsd sed TO induce
@ 70 the .oe Of those who died would etaD %
he advanced ideas out would answer ta
that he bad prstsed masiTbaiiOn t"icos f0 n
Dr. james Butdhinson phy.csn visited he p,'onet on on
drn.r The lime and ss,in Lyman said he do
about eating; with Or Alnor and testimony
co,robOra'e, NY opinion as TO prisoners insanity
recess Of ten minutes was tab en-.
On Resembling the District Attorney s;a;eGhA' D. fs4 no
The Court then ,ddeed the Jury and sisted that the evil
there ben, Do Psul, difference ia conclusions.
he Of evidence aud sid there only one
slight Circumstance that appeared strange and that vas a tbs
family called in physician. But one OF the ",ae's
explained that this unusual cirCaDs aoce with
no desired keep sach matters secret All the ply
and the statute forbis
murder who capsbe o; giving peces
say information his the fact that be de-
ranged BE cid uDdenspd that the prisoner entirely
Of that character that information he should give
counsel TO conduct the could not be relied upon AZ 20
the prisoners insanity two gentlemen who had the
care persons that he wa insane Olious
of phyosDs always rcusiv but were OF great
wei, The jury bad heard al the ACTS There was ques-
ton whether of his capacity could simulate so ss 70 de-
sicans who examined him IL the Jury came 20
they decide BY the weight Of evidence II
he insane he could be sent 20 the
A,ynm he recovered he could be brought back and
tired This verdict did not scquit him. 80
The then submitted TO the Jury who, without eay
ing Their pronounced John w Lsyman insane and there
fore LIT 20 be tried -
for prisoner moved that order be made TO send the
prisoner 10 the Lunstic Asylum , ,
Judge Strong stated that power rested with the County
Judge.
Judge Norris County Judge being for made the order
directions tbi should not be executed till Monday 10
Ell able the prisoners father TO accompany him.
The expressed emotions Whatever at the rendition
Of verdict but remained calm aud Indifferent ali along
during the trial.
COURT OF APPEALS .....ALBAyy, March a.
of concluded. Noe, SO .}32 struck Off.
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FRIDAY, March 2-P. n.


The Stock market to-day opened strong, and the
transactions of the day extensive-some 80 600
,hares Stock ard $500 of Bonds The principal
business was in Erie Reading and Toledo. The &C
tive ances were not sustained toward the close of the
Morning Board, and at the Second Board and after
prices were quite heavy. Galena and Chicago, and
Rock Island were exceptions the former selling at lob,
an improvement Of cent, and the latter at 1861,
also an Improvement Of l v cent. Rock Island is
very scarce. Erie closed at 52i 52i decline Of 3
y cent Reading, ISL 10, decline Of v cent.
Central ssI sss Toleov opened at 73 and closed at
ia decline of y cent on yesterdays price; Sou'h-
ern Michigan, 72i072f; Milwaukee and Mississippi,
723; La Crosse 1876 Illinois Central is well sustained,
selling at 1924 1929; Pittsburgh is also firm at So;
| Michigan Central, 95, &C. Email sale OF New
Jersey Zinc was made at Z. In Railroad Bonds and
State Stocks the market inactive at previous prices
The on sale Of importance was $4,000 Missouris at
"a. Caornias sold at 64l There has been consider
able buy ing in for the last few days by the bears who
were rather ndisposed to trust the tendency
of the market longer but this afternoon they we're
again rather pressing stocks on the market on their
options. We hear very general complaint tina. out
sders have rot yet evinced any disposition to make
their usual operations for Spring rise. better time
is looked for, however by the brokers next month.
There being no steamer until Wednesday Mex there
10 rotbpg Of importance doing in Exchange. Sterling
is held steadily but 6rst class names are offered at 81
asa premium. Continental bills are very dull and
heavy.
Grain Freights are rather lower while those Of
| Flour have advanced. The engagements toLverpool
are OOO bbls Flour at 2s 1000 bush. Cora was re-
ported at I'D, in bulk; 900 bales Cotton at a
32d 400 bales Sea Island at 732d.; 500 pkgs. Lard
at 2Os 2C0 do of Bacon at 2Os; 400 do. of Hams at
2Os; 900 Slaves on private rates; 50 hhds. To-
| bacco at 20s; Is terces do. at 12s Cd. To Lon
DON 800 bb'. Flour at Be-. TO- 900 bush. Corn at I'd
in bags and 1000 bush. Wheat at same rate; 10 tuns
| Oil at 22s. 3D.; 80 hhds. Tobacco at 3Os. To Gas.
cow, Flour at 2s Cd Grain at 6a7d. Bacon at 25s.,
and Roen at S. Cd. To Bremen, 500 bbls. Roiin q.
2s 3D. 90 tuns Logwood at 22s. 3D.. 80 hhd'. Tobac-
co at COS = 200 bales Cotton at lc. To Hamburg 300
bile. Spirits Tmpentine at 3Is.; 50 tuns Quercit on
Bark at 35s The ship Horatio. built at BruIs wick
Me-, $40 tuns burden cold on private terms.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
s2l4752 II, including s25, 900 from Milwaukee; Pay
melts, s262, 9sl 81; Balance, SIS, i35. So i9.
| The imports of Dry Goods for the week show
marked falling off from the same week last year, being
only ST. 25s against 81 lO7 GIL. The details are
Il
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From The N. o. Crese.nt, March 10

From The ". D. Cresesnt, MoTeH 10.
The tenor of the money market is unchanged, and
rates for good paper maturing next season continue at
much lower figures than in any other city on this con-
nent Yesterday and to day the negotiations on the
street comprise about fl45 in various parcels and
through as many brokers at 81. 909i cent with
rome fair and good at TO- II II cent. Capital con
nues easy of access at these rates. The calls In the
banks continue large and much beyond the ability to
discount though in the aggregate they are less than
last week. -
The PENAL clause of the Bank act will have very
serious effect on financial affairs. II s nst however,
in operation, but Its effects will be experienced before
the close of the season.
The continued demand for exchange for Western &C
count has caused another advance to-day in sight funds
on New-York. Though some of the banks were self
Ing small amounts at prem, there were others asking
l. particularly for large sums, and one bank declining
draw at all Time bills were also in request aud sales
were made at Il, with bankers holding at cit For
good TO isr commercial bis there was q good demand
ct a IL discount There was no change in sterliog
Our rates range from Il ass 10 bills OF sding drafs
there were about goo taken at rates from 1i@
~ Francs we're placedsay $50 900 at 526i and 800.
900 at 5 % as 23l with some small sums being taken
for remittance Paris direct at 5 22I a. .2l4. The
market ell round closing in favor4of drawers.
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Rassengers SAILED

In ,hip Red Gauntlet for Mslbouyns-J C. McNuky and
lacy MI McInto,h lady and family Messrr. Morgsn Em'
beh,on New Mr. Benson and two Mise; Bsn.es Can
Al family Mary Bremen, New-yort; Mr. and Mrs Boyls
Mr. and Mrs Chamberlain and family Mary murphy fhnsae
frd John Boyd Dspiei Henry C. Brown, Canada; John
Clara Utica N Y Mrs Mason aud Child, Mss WA.s, Il
Copeland Johu Sheppard George Mccormsk, Fitzgerald
James Mcmillan Thcne, Fulton Robert smith G.
l. Heemillen, Martin Heitemlen. H. Hste%isS Hem,
John Craig Ole ngelbzen J. c Thomss Gree Ssimin
Mr. Lorsus Castor, Thompson d Gi j. fensi' ws s
saus n. Smith, William Wslken r. B. morgan IL w. onoh
John Wilson, J. Legget', New-York
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Arrived.

U.S. NJ steamship Arso, Lines from Hsvfe aud 1uthamp-
s.i ssIS :t tef New o,..q. MsLeIna s.lmy
for HS' :' g.. s s:y. s~
Esn ssS ys from nis q . 81 tom 50 Pis' n
:pels Zip ne..enss5 cn Boston 70, Ap:.ehI;os
ship Cohoto, Of Boston bound s. same time :hp ABBY
spoke Or big Ans from Bristol Eng for s.ysnr.h
.Bds nolantu' (of Easpor, Mitchell, Trinidad de cu''
E.:nGr @ c:%%Sss HG.Tsr roE , SsGso Ss a.
ives spoke big Emily Of Boston, fspm Gonases TOR New
sshr J. Darling tof BrOcLhsvenl. Terry nsyH~s. r r.,
dsy, with aud mos.s. to master sssdin company
sch G Wren tBr coe, Fortune Bay NF Is day.. With
fish VIM; L. bowling Experienced very heavy wes'hsri
sehr Ench.ne' Bates Savannah days. with Gotten to
hsc5S'Sy MOI Rss Geo. pc, o.or,e.owD ss, with
ssIi ]: 81 T.ylsI Saith, w.;Aie.en c. sdA'', With
Sch, White ss..ii Smith sssSs Sa s sS corn
s shr Alabama. Co iin. Ds.sne with sriio W.T.
schI :. r Fr.ntIp, Zones, vl5sips With grain: s,.,
s:ss wsafs: S:a:s. rsey s. s....
sshI Emily io a4s y.l Tu, N., Baltimore
soOp l. sprssae, GIBBS. Proyidenee -
Propeller Antbracie. Jones, Philadelphia.
Propeller cuIiew. WaIsm't P5cyide9es.
P PIo6ssT nsony , %:oP Ra.&sphl'
Propeller Caledonia Layded, Baltimore. with me~ to H.
B. Cromwell.
Steamer Boston scewn Philadelphia 20 hours with mdss.
10 Y. PcIkina
SAILED-ships Westminster, Wamach, TOR Sew'Orleanst
bsris Wor.sts Than steDesrs for Br.menj We Hawk
tBrl Dunlop Bordeaux, ARIEL Cheesmfn. Poctas-PdnceI
schr VIM 3. Horsey Coleman, Gran.dai and others
BELow-rhe bark Globe is at anchor inside the Hook;
bark outside $1,000 -
WIND-DuLs the day from NN.W., and iesh.
The steam frigste Wsbash dropped down from Navy
Yard ttis morning, and anchored Cd the Battery.
Disaster, re.
Bark You've Tux Boston 18th, from Msssiny vac Ia
contact ed inst, Georges Sank, With fishing
known, and carried away nsis royal mast, The 'shI lo'
ubboon.
Alns bank II. Fl. CRAPo Of Dartmouth. previously
ported lost owned by Tucker Cummings Of DlE JnoIth,
her second She insured at Offices New aedfd
for about $500
Wishing HANNAH BREWER Of London condsanns4
St Hseps had been surveyed, and her (Jand
She could NOT be repaired In tbs.
Part Of her oil would be shipped BY bark Monmouth u Cold
Spring
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......MAEcH n
Cleared.

ships-Amszon Hovey Lor don, L. f. Morgan Wleyi Ia
rich, Rich BsvIe NJ. Lyir eston.
Bnks-Pathfnder, Bullock, C9nssninople, snow Bur
Biis.- Amore Geyer, A.Pnwan, Geo Oneyj W; Kelly
Hartman Georgetown ii. ID. Brookmsn Co. JAs Wallace.
Brown, Phisdeph G. T. J. p. tiers.
Sehoor ers-Norman, Collins, Jsck.onvle T. H. s.nd:rd
r. Bulwnke, Cutler Brandy wine MetcSlf Ounssni e.
Howard, Rogers Ponce Nelson, Clements Co. L. hint
lev Boston, w. T. Herick A Russell. IL iee Aiddleown.
J. B. Edwards; HoSsrd Lowell Bostbn, g. w Lewis " Co.
soops-T w Tborns, Davis Fall Biver, master; Willard
BucAiL CHAM, Newport, master
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Roh.r. Hsvktns, John Gardiner, George w. hor'os,
:. q u ID srnna .n9 f,hAs Z. Parry

Rob<r. HAvknf, JOIN uSNS.t NN"eS
y,ed Bsa-e, Ssml r. Syms and Chas Z. P@fy.
A. Boston, uosey 10 easier and Ts'e' favor me oof'
Miners. Frs.elas names Per cen, "fh an oees
,;s,.l negotiation at a shade YEA. AZ fanse'po'a
no change IL the stree. rate OF discounts wh'h
-. :, aoI( for mime bills asd l0dl2 for o'lis Of
,,eopdary credit At Cincinnati the demand TOT m'ney
,orr. cha, I.rser, bu. otherwise the general iea
w.. os the make. were unchanged. Good paper was
discounted by the regular houses for .her c's'ome'
Amos. 70 The e,tss. of the oerng', ct ioG@ per cent
the latter the lesdiug rate.
Tn Baltimore P0trio. Of Tuesday siys tai', oy q
vote Of II 10 - it has been decided 70 w,aors" Tue
spswer of The road to the mi lneton suit nsaue1 oy
the Ci,v vb;.h was commenced on Mondsy IN theChy
Circuit Court:
"Whsn the Baltimore and Ohio. Rsilroad, 10 De
Gerber last. persisted sgsnst the reuonsfsncs VI sac
Mayor and City Coancl, and 10 opPosIa'n " ysy
decided public fenfiment In declaring az extra oHI-
derd of 80 cent pay able in ceri6cstes beaipg IN
terest predicted very generally tns' tne
would lead TO vexstous, protracfed and most ioa ys
litigation Il foressen ths It would % impsIos
for TRANSACTION So out OF the ordinary course OF olsi
nees ard Inconsistent as was believed by many az
the time with the resi- condition Of tie road TO oe Sc
ouesced IN There are already three iDuucton, peuf-
ing and other quits. We are told, may be looked TOR.
The Viacennes Ga=.tte says that the Last rsd os
tween vincennes and Mitchell, on the Ohio aud Mis-
tissppi Road was about to be lad. About twelve or
fifteen miles of track Jet TO be laid between Mitchell
and Seymour, and then there will be continuous and
almost airline road between Cincinnati and st Loais,
and the whole distance will be travelled in ten ort~eve
hours.
TIE american Raaray Tines publishes table
showing the operations of the Massachusetts, Railroads
fer the year 1885, The whole number Of Railroads in
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Markets. CARErrLLr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
Total ....."....:w...:.''''.'''' asS inca

Total Pots aud Pearls.
COFFEE-The business fair pces show no CHANGE sses
Java l5c and 400 bags Lssusys lsc Tn.
stock Sales OF $500 bags Bahia Tor
export and 200 bss. St Domingo on private terms A'' io'
fOTTON-under the EuIopss there 10 no change
Prices are fully supported, and moderate inquiry prevas
Ths ,ses are COO bales mostly transitu basis Of Isl
is,c for middns Orleans with ID freight to Liverpool We
auote;
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MINIATURE ALnAnAc....raIs DAY..
son-Ri,es =. $50 ses. s;2l Moon-Ries io;lSs
HIGH wATER....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. ass Gov Island s:S3ul Hell III
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COURT OF APPEALS ....ALBAyY, March a..
Argument of II concluded. Nos. %, 332 struck OH.
No So reserved for April No. 40 Ward sgt. Dewey, Ar
gued. Mr.. Dewey for appellant Mr. Parker for re-
tpondtnt. No AZ. Derpard asf. WslbIdge Argued a j.
Psiker for appellant A. tanning for respondent
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Markets. Reported By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON March z.-CorroS-sAles to-day Of LOO
hal All ul prices
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The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad has declared
a semi.annuL dividend Of y cent, payable 10th
April, and pro rata dividend equal to y cent, on
the stock issued on account Of bonds converted on
the 10th January. The transfer books viii be closed
on the 3lst March, and opened on the 10th April. The
esrpir ss Of this Road for the first three weeks of this
month ~
ooS1 III
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Goal, Fr.

~ has made second reduction in as psiss
Of Peach Orchard Lehsh ard Schayk White Asa o. wes
be supply Of the first qualt Also Csnos and LIVER
pool Or1el Il reduced rates HENRY REEVE, eos Csna
a. d Centre, and cor. Jane and WeststA y ~
KNDLING WOOD.-Best quality Virginia
N Pine, seasoned Osk and Hislo,y; a. lowest Iyie.s
B. MADISON SON, NJ. 80 Wet ss'@se
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s,,.s .,ot TIT tns 10 p7ttrs q-e,dp ~ e. vst. ~,
,sss v@ assi scr s.,o4sa. ro' pssas ssaosl erO~s
sfsci,L rsw-B .f,r. J,dss DAyIs.
q the psss,e ofhe petition GsSrse Pat Of al o
awarded n ren,Si Pnk H.
Orsty for esnhSm A.ion Of report and p.yaent Of
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

Increase tower IS y SI 80
The bushes Of the Clearinghouse was 81, ,ctO.
The President ard Directors Of the Chicago, St.
Paul sad Fond Gu Lac Railroad Company, nov in this
city, ale maturing plans for constructing their road to
the Copper and Iron regions on Lake Superior st Mar
quette and Ontonagon BY recent laws of Michigan
and Wisconsin and the proceedings thereupon, this
Company has become possessed OF about 2oo, 600
acres of valuable lands in the States Of Wisconsin aud
Michigan az a construction fund. These lands If sp-
praised a, the came price as the lands Of the Illinois
Central Road are valued in their late report, viz
sl3 30 per acre, are worth $6, 2OO, oOo which is es
tnated to be more than enough to defsy the cost Of
tie whole line from Chcag, to Lake Superior. full
report Of the affairs Of tie Company may De soon eI-
pected by the stockholders. The earnings Of the I'm
ishtd portion of the road for the first two weeks IN
March are shout ST. 900.
Tteie s 10 change to notice in money on call. The
srpply appears to be ample and the demand, a, the
same time, is active. The offerings at b.nk are
not excessive but sufficient to employ the receipts of
ii Dsf.ntioLs. Paper Is in modsrae supply in the
dcount houses, aud lie passed without difficulty ct ga
10 cent for is class ard III II for second class.
The financial advices By the Europa are DO.
important. Money is rsther more Stringent, but Con-
sl' are unchanged. Cotton wss steady Spd Bread
ruts heavy.
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SeUKs, @ = COMMoN PLCAS-syLc,u IEta-YAkoH -.
--BetcTs JndSa DAY..
yRy LIIY LAW-wHES yNTRA A1LCwisCE NAY
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Professional Notices.


0CULIST-J. Z. MACDONALD, u. D., Ia
~ forms hi. patient, that be has REMOVED bis Office 70
No. So Broadway. Hoars from til .. m
VERGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICA BATHS,
No. 10 Broadway, N. Y, DR.. PRINCE Medical Attend
s. Prof VERGNEs dscoverer Of these baths wsrfanss
their efficacy In curing al arising from imprasat zee q
mercury lead ALSO Rseuuasn Chls and fevef fsIa-
yis De bits Uterine Disorders Novel potable sppsssus
Tor sivins the baths weh Instructions fog sale cheap,
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$50 Chic. 4 Rock Isl. RB. .l5
100 Ailw. L Miss. RR-.... 792
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"Tbe construction of the eleven miles OF new road
nom Groton to Stopington completes the Coast Line
from Portland TO New. York. 1t will then show the
shorte,t lie ard beat grades between EewHaven and
Boston, aud can be operated In less time than any
other route Whist is now "Pfoviden,e and Son.
II etcn Read" and "New Haven and New Loudon
Rssd," will become " Providence and New; Haven
Roed' to all iDtents and purpose AID all the land
travel tending ard Rhoee leland and southeastern
Massachusetts including Newport, Providence aud
New BE dford and all the coast towns will of necessity
take THE route tie most certain and direct. 1t will
rake New. London Harbor the point from which the
present Soningtcn Boats" q well as the Norwich
aud Worcester Beats will arrive aud depart svodiog
the difficult, navigation Of Fishers Island Sound tbs
ore Tar d. and force the eXterAion Of the NJrSch and
Wores,er Road from Aliyn's Point TO the same
c. ner thus forming complete Lac and alter Route
enc passengers may consult their own convenience or
'rciir a'on by either Railroad or Steamboat, TO and
rom b ston and New. York.
1.-The tine has passed for long plausible statements
which Rave 20 often mised subscribers to Railroad
Stocks in New. Esgland. Tee most obtuse Can see
Il At this gap Of Eleven Miles, once constructed, the
natural fSeaboard route from Bangor 10 Maine to
New York is scmp'eie. Ore word to the Old Stock
iolcers' Of the New. Haven and New-London Road
without IL is connection your Stock 10 utterly value
srbssPsn Of 5 Seu, On the Par yAue Of
T. res 10 build and complete this Connection with o1t
tie Issue of single Bond or the credit OF dollar.
While soe Of the owners Of this Stock nave subsc bed
~ or 80 q cent and Others share for share toward the
preferrsd Stock large number have not contrib
uted ss yet one cent toward the preserrdtoH Of tier
o1cr property.
"fo srch As have not the means 10 make their quota
Of sut scription Who may hare Constitutional scru.
pes against any further Railroad advances the Board
would arresy ask them to cancel twenty five rs =
cert Of teir Old Stock - some have done) to
tire Company 10 trsnser 20 Y cen. Of their Stock to
Giies Who aie wiling to take IT, and make an ade
qusie subscription to the Preened Stock
Il. L but just honorable ard manly that ali inter.
e,ted shoud strive TO preserve their common prop
city"
The "HobOken City Bank" has been fully organ.
lied, and will commence business in that city about
the st Of April. President Bepj S. Taylor; Cashier
John W. Van Boekercki Directors, VIM. Cooper, F.
B. Carpenter, j. d. LitteIl Ebenezer Montague Z.
Dubois, Benz. s. Taylor, Sias Fl. Jsssup W. W. Ship
Pen, Louis Becker, W. Phirnsy, Joe. W, sickIer
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-31

gGg- If all be true that we hear-we
are sure we do not know-the weaker
vessel must have the most to say in mari
tai life. 1t is alleged-(and here we want
our lady readers to understand that we
do not make the assertion ourselves )-it
is alleged, we say, that married women,
weaker vessels as they are called, have,
by far, the strongest lungs and the liveli-
est tongues known to the habitable globe.
And in regard to this, we have many very
amusing stories current, not the least re-
freshing of which is that of the elderly
gentleman, who, while travelling in a
stage-coach, was considerably tickled by
a constantine of words between twoladies
One at last kindly inquired if the conver-
sation did not make his head ache? He
replied: /" No, madam; [ have been mar
ried upward of twenty-eight years /"