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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
HARITiME lNrELLlGEkCk,
Movements or Oceas steamers.
FOR EUROPE.
ron CALIFORNIA, 40.


Cahawba .......New York June g. havana N0rls
Quaker City. York. June 6hsvanA Mobile
STEAMERS 10 AND PROM HAVANA.
PBuApEIJIA New York ID arriving IIavsns Btu
and New Orleans iih From New oflesns 18th Havana I'd
CuAKrR (Iry-rrom York IN month arriving
Havana i2h, and Mobile l4h From Mobile 2a Havana
hth. arriving at New York 18Th
CIuAwsAefrom New York lah arriving st Havana l1th.
and New OresuE l?h From New Orleans 9Th. Havana 2h
arriving AZ New York ed.
EXPIRE CrrFrcrn New York l7h arriving Havana asd
New Orleans 18th New Orleans eth. Havana Oh
arriving at New York 18th.
BLACK wARRIoR-Fr,m New York TIN, arrives Havana
LIST and New Orleans 81 From New Orleans 2h, Havana
18th arriving II New York 18th.
isApyI-From Charleston ar ls.h due Havana 7n
and zd From Havana lob aud 25h due al New York ls
and 3lst
When the above Sunday the steamers viii
On Monday, except from New Orleans.
TIE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be OF value TO ihose having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 4;h aad ao Of each
mouth and
Arrives a, Gibraltar about the ON AVID 9Th Of same ons
Arrives st Alexandria about the Ism of and eth OF soi
Leaves about the ash or Els, Of came
following month.
Arrives Alden ABOUT 2,h or s5A OF and toes
t2th of following month
Leaves Alden and day Of srri.
cal for bombay and llth 10 9oth for CHINA ac
Indian Navy arrives Bombay the 81 70
And 18Th 10 2lst OF the following month
r. and q steamer arrives Pnir dc Gale abou ,he sth
1h and 2,l to "a % following month.
Leaves Point Dc iale for Puo PENANG he Day, he
steamer has already arrived Which taxes the mail
Arves a. Pnlo Penang about the lab l3A sad 2h 90
Ssh OF foNowisE nonth
iisASAo roe r,w yonK-rHs
suN Nrsrs. = NOON Rtsrs
suT srrs ............ ~ mon wirrR..... Vi
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with SIS bills hat Is no 4 Ion a. "a
gSnahxed tregon. FL, roun1 N.
The abella. NIB. At Honolulu Apl has 3d. SO VIII
TOO lbs tno bpfrt ro2orxd bound u hs North.
west Oosst and BRISTOL Pay
Bi0 Mch ~ paic brownsrn. NB bbis sp 40 do WI
oil between seasons; bound North
DO April Mary F~ssr. NIB. 20 bbls ~ OIL bound 70
Oci DISK HaA
a. Bay o. Islands Maryh Matilda sesrs. wing, Of psrs
mouth Up all ,od-hsd shvp Cd hO by The orr
zimbo' far New Bedford Was bound = Of Frsnch
RocA and the Line
A. n Hs~ns Apr, T. Rup,rsss NM WITH ~ hill.
VII 80 n-hsd shipp4d HON. BY tho r~rnvian Il
New London 9Th Eb~n Dodge Norton Nh an nbls all .SA-
had shpped TO boIs ny Peruvian Of and for Nsw n,
boun" Coast OF Africa Nh ws: sh. Asrou DAVIS Nd, nd
bbn and 90 wb oil
Caibsrnss March IL Barclay. Fuller NB, 400 bills s
DO wh oil all told ready for and wcud sail
in days cruse Western Ground th. "" Rosah Ella
Nh OIL refofs repor,et-woul0 fati day for
cruise OF River Of Plate and hence New Holland
spoke Feb lat = Ion iSw. Amethvst donss. 9, 500
sp board.
FEB 70 lat - 8. I'm 1850 bark Sunbeam, orowen. d
dford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

Nahum Capen, Postmaster as Boston, Massachn setts
voe Bwin O. Bailey, resigned, 70 take eject from tbe ls
Of October nan.
benjamin TiIotscu, Of Nnueeots Territory revolver
# rreBc moneys tsnbauh Minnesota vice Lorenzo D.
snifh, resigned
voIney Iisscan Of Michigan, reskter Of the land oos
Kaa uascc Michigan, woe George '. Kidder, who de-
clincs tho o{lcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

The Rsgetta Of Thursday.
The fols wing document has been issued By Me he
a. ua Committee
Reoexo Of Ae N,sp York YdeM Club, EMss 4, 1S61
Tue ing table exhib the results q tho rene tn The
difere classes far the ess OF canvass ~ ana MS
times Of sailing are alone corcerned--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

PBrtADr1rui, Juse thrr pcsrs fssdy safols, Baker;
Miller Hspdrrsor, ard T. Berry, Ha,.ey 3o-,on 8
Dear, PAUL Taupon Tecrrpph, Aoaih. Norwth Acoesa
Adaue Nanlc he River; Mckenzie. Drspo FYurt (a1d
cid Portsmouth, Lp-r Robinson Mecora ani cid for
do); q Pertes, Camr,on, Hnsbury tand cd for dos.
I'D barn walh,r. thyses, Boston bhg srooslhe Dig
do; schrs Miller, H~ndprsoa Halem Dean. PAUL,
Taunton; Penmyvtni Fvso. Dahtsn Telegraph krai,,
ard Firhtnfnle Bhker frovdenca Fleet word, kskcrsoa
Mulford, Doyle, and l. Berry. Haley, Bosoa
MISCELLANEOUS and Disasters.
BlRR r1rs koyrs Rnetier Of ard from Boston for 9uI
Apore before repaired totally lost was good vessel q ts
Ber freight also insured her for s'o? shs had
board her ward cargo dotoeslcs no. valued 81 $4,000
and Insured fox thai amount
BRIo nom 1boreetovr 30 fsf Bosson. WITH iu-
Der spoken b nit hl "A % Ion is soL By schr Man
hasset Havannsh leaking badly al the ume having
Ne bar While coming Out wod put IN II the noa<
81 port
ne ban ., NE up ses was sold By prirse sale " Liver
Whalsmsn.
Ar a New London g. shIp oeorre N.yy, wsisey MORN
Pacific oc,on Hgnoulu Dec 30 -h 80 bels ~. go 90 WI
OIL and noon ne bepe Sent bc<ne the tcyage 90 bbs
o vh oil Has freight " csess WI o. and bts sluh
non ship Deha Spoke Teb II, Int OF Loo SA ~ ID
Hobcmoh Of Yarmouth esss tysc reported Ian slyes
p%;: p sss; ~ 70 q; Ss, sESSs $
AT ~ ~ BAsbw ~. ssay srssn, ssh, hcrn eenA soss
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United States psnr,n.I,. Og,.s.

CHkRCE az OPENING IETTvRp.
Jew 5.-fanee Ping was arrested O charge ~ Oh.
tA.nns Pest Once letter addressed 70 Jses T3srr
and s6ersotina iherefrau IS sterling bank Of ksiAni
note. Held W answer.
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uNTT1p sTAvEs CIacUTr coyRr.
Before Hon. Judge Insersou

N n< ~apS Of 1e French Ac'iCoy oose Mr. Towns.
bend applied 10 The Court for wit Of hatcas corpus for
Augyte Psrc and for writ Of coraora 10 Commissioner
Belts " return the proceedings befwe him into tie circuit
Cou OF the United States the ground thu, the tho
ry Commissioner ended with bis report 1, the ex
cctuve. The Judge denied The spniosij w. unless some
further proof could be Trodseed 70 h,m that she Uomnis
kioper wac v hct exceeding hf Jurisdiction.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-20
WHOLE NUMBER GA.

love to God. were unbounded, and | fels
that lifetime Of service would bot fee
bly, testify my change of purpose and
feeling. | was al last able TO sit up, aud
day aRer day was nay Lily's sweet face
beside me. Oh so well do remember
one day when lel alone with her. ] cali
ed the blush to her cheek by an allusion
TO the scene in that very room. and asked
her If she would indeed be my little Lily.
There was no answer at arst, but soon
the little Bible beside her was opened,
aud the shining needle pointed me TO
what read Whittier thou goest, i
win 60 and u here thoa lodgest | will
lodge; thy people shall be my people
and thy God my God. Where thou diest
viii | die, and there will be buried tho
Lord do SO 10 me, and more also, if aught
bat death part me and thee
This was our berolhal--onr marriage
was soon after; aud we have trodden the
path Of life side by side. Nol is the lit
tie, neai-looking old lady, with well
crimped cap and loving eye, less lovely
aud beloved to me than tie Lily that
bloomed in youthful beauty SO many
years ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

hiNToNYH-On May My 70 Hiasa Mntorye at Nl
He rsns terr,4 IN The Ccuocfg q the EvSgesos
MOCKLER-Ofs orr f-rcss William N,.tl~r a Peshsrd
County Ifrperary. lI-i,ad AGED G. yssrs
Mar Ann 0ife q Jokn NcO.l aFea 81 yraf.
NIXON - On Ne.inesSsv May - Am S,,o. .xA,v a
Nicholas Nixon. Ia the I'd yesr Il her sse.
The family sister Mr.. O.A~,
and the u.embs " tie Csrrane Church are r,
y invited 70 attend Der fua-rs her
fSs Brcsmc street to-Gsy, (Filtsy) tho 2A 81 :.
PRELAN-On Wedu, sday. Nsy p. At No IL Yosk direct
RroskOn. Catherine PhclaA, aged Ss years.
ROWAN On Tuesday May "a rA>roA. y Rs~.r 10 the 80
wear q he sgr.
RFFs-o, Tresdsy. M,y ~ Flea wife Of Lewis Ree- 10
th@ Ssh ytsr u Der see.
swEFNY-Ou Ts~.ds, morning. Msy ~ Martin s~esy.
ssrd 81 years snd mouths.
THAYRE On THURSDAY Nay p. Henry ". Thsyr". n D.
eyed 81 - =,
H. ri-,,,. aua friends also the fruo~s q the Ne~r ssk
AcNl.y Of Medicine (of ~hich be aembes) are re
.rctfy f,oue. e. Attrni his funeral Saturday sns
81 inst AZ O'Clock from As late rrsdence No 70 h0wSe
y.RNUM-On wednesday May N Susan NJ. wife Of JosepA
X Nsguum IT,. IN the Ssth yesI u her az.
JSe s-. sud friends Of the fsny respectfully invites
- sttend bsr uncrsl without further invtAton. on Fay
tie I'D inst D. NJ from her late residence No q A~n-
inEt0n sQgaEt.
wOOLSEY-A, his residence in Dubuque lows. on wenrs'
d.v Msy " William Walton WOots-y. ". ID Ased - yrsfs
con Of tie lstc William {. Woo,sey OF this city.
WHITE On "wednesday Nay ~ Thaddrus w. White so
Of George ". " hte Printer IN the fth year OF his 49,
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MARRIED..

CROsS-THOMPs0N-In hamPtonburs, Orange County ~
l., on Wesne.day May 30 by the Rev. Mr.. Hepburns Al
tired Cross OF Brooklyn, 20 Miss Hannah Amelia ThomP III
Il the former place.
FULLERTON-HILL-On Thursday evening May IL, at St
James, Church. Chicago ILL., by the Rev Dr. Carkson, Alex
sudr Fullerton, esq and Mrs jane Elizabeth HUI daush'
ter OF John Richardson, esq, both of Chicago
HAIDOCK-GAUNT-At Market-street Church, on Wednes
dsy May 90 BY the Rev Theodore L. Cuye Richard L. Hay
dock TO Lizzie, only daughter Of the late jesse Gaunt all Of
TIN. city.
HEDGES-WILSON-A New Orleans, on Tuesday, Msy H.
the Rev Chas Goodrich Mr. T. Hedges Of that city 10
Miss Agnes " ison Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
HEALY-FOLLERToN-ln Jersey City, on Sunday Nay u
II the Rev Mr. James Clancy, No III York street hf Nj
ose Ieay only Of Dr. hesly to Miss Ellen Foer,on
10th OF tbi, city.
JONEs-JESsEL-On Wednesday, May l3 by the Rev. Mr.
Clen Nr j. Jones Of this city M,s I. IL. Jesse only
daughter of Edward A. Jesssl of Chicago III.
KENNELLY-LAURENC Tuesday May 49, g the
residence bride, father No. Al Es Thirty third street
M William Kennedy TO Miss Anna Laurence all OF this
city
TINDALL-WOOTTEN-A Philadelphia, on Tuesday, May
~ by the Rev Richard Newton, ID. D. Mr. Jarvis W. Tin
dali 10 Miss Lizzie WoOtten, all Of that city
WATERMAN-BURCHARD-On Tuesday, May 10, az Gin
ton Y, by the Rev. Samuel d. Bdrchsrd OF thit city
hsrgurt buichaTd Of the former place and C. n. Water
n an Of WinOns, Minnesota.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESsIONS-MAY 2t-Betore Jus
tic.s OsRoRN and FLAND2EAr.


Thomas Smth charged, the complaint OF red
f,c~d stealing shifts from sailor. boarding
house " convicted barely sufficient evidence 10 mud hin
auiiy, and sentence suspended.
Morris Dcauy charged with stealing some htty
rounds convicted end sentenced u the Peniten
tiarv ur months.
Luke Lahy, airaisned for assault and battery by
The throwing OF stone at and hitting the complainant
Wa found guilty the Pcuiteuttary for months
Thomas Smith. William Burke, and child ten
ya I'D BY the Jones, all boys wer, charged
th aiig rrs. and shirts the property OF Mr. Jdmos
~ - were convicted and sent back til Saturday.
jeremiah EldIidgr altaigued for assault AMI bat
trry, was rrnaIdci hack till Saturday.
John Cooper nm 'lG offender To the extent of half
oz prey criminal cbsrse Including robbery commit
ted his father. charged this time with stealing
Jacob Wilt aragned for assault and battery, was
found guilty. Judgment suspended.
CatbGliDe l.. B.ogm, German, only three weeks IN
this country charged with stealing money spoons hand
krrchi.f. another German "l.dy aud the property
icing found IN the thief, possession convicted and
fenced 90 the Pcr ntary Tor four months.
Davis Petcrman, a French landlord charged with
assault battery upon female occupant Of his house by
bisiug the shoulder the hsbDw throwing
hr down six stone sep- striking her 81, convicted IN
the face of rebuilt testimony and ududsri To give ban
to KEEP the peace for six months. .
Conrad GLADDEN., German, standing up with badly
dan eve charged the complaint of his German
Of assault aud battery convicted fined 80 snd to stand
committed till paid
John Swecny aged fifteen, pleading guilty to the
charge stealing decauter of brandy CON- &c of the
value II IS, sent 20 the House of Refuge.
John Kelly, charged with stealing two black man
ias ia Catherine street. and the property found
ia s poseuu found guilty aud sentenced u tho tri
t,utiaTy for ; months.
NajuT'rn~s t. a o'clock Saturday morning.
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IAdyerti-ementl
RRoADwAy's GREATEST ATTRACTTON-THE

PALACE OF ARr--The old Carlton House the &C
Ryoadg ~ and Leor ard will be he things
were and busing trade with its stoc srts aud figures viii
urn the place wit aud good living regned
PINT All the attractions that surround that locality gOe
and rendered equally famous still remain. In al
ness and bill We have le to the OPPOSITE corner
GURSsy's 0GRAPHIc PALACE ART No $40 Broax
which upon visit Will fully compensate for
whole Of Carlton Houses Upon the sails biton
Do found typ~s ofthe most artistic character and
graphs that for correctness and accuracy execution
b. equaled IN this city ,GURSEYs Rooms are daily
filed with troops Of both DESTROYS procure hi,
PHOTOGRApHs, that all the rage. We do not
wonder that this IL the for
merits cannot fail 10 be gthed with fidelity express
on we'll delighted with their ideal beauty
pictures there none OF the constrained and oveny attitudes
tina; too often notice in works Of proeson
but and Of position Photograph that
MY executes In fact the quiet rpose Of attitude that really
nske the picture is Enthusiastically distinctive Of GURsEYs
The discoveries in the Daguerra IT, inception,
have been improved upon and chacned by the artists employed
at CrRNEYs and the splendid sloypes all their brncy
fostering that has ght them TO such perfc
ton We would advise readers who have not done by
81 means 10 give Quincy call at No SO Broadway and
they not pleased with the magnificent portrait they OBJ
tain only there, let them set down false prophets"
tExtI4ct y. y. Leader. MAY ., 1851
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DIED.

ADATTE-On Wednesday May D. Maria B, Ada,te aged 50
years
wsrg only child of H. g. and . A ~ Benjamin. aged year.
IT, Itiyes and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
his funeral Friday afternoon q, o'clock, from No. l07
Avenue B, near Tompkins square
BRIGGS-On Thursday. May p, Of sPopexy Samuel Briggs
b.. friend. and respectfully invited to sead b,
East Eleventh street at y o'clock on sunday moniss Vtn
inst dis remains Will be Inferred IN the Friends buryns
Ground, at Westchester at u O'clock
BARCLAY-On Monday May L. al Rockingham near savan
nah Ga days illness Clarence "adbufs barclay
eq eldest surviving OF hr and Mrs Anthony oltcsy
BINlNGER-In this city, Tuesday eyening Nay ~ Louta
only daughter Of Andrew o. and Margaret b'Hnse III '
18th year Of her -
BURNEs-on "Wednesday May ~ Hugh Burne', il the 9th
year Of MS age . .
cHATrERToN-In Providence R. L. On s.nasy May 10
Ge9rse X ch.i s,s va 1sd 81 ri, city. III
CALLAGHAN-On Wednesday Msy y, Patrics Callahan son
Of Ann Callahan, eyed II year months and days
ptVOE--In Bu.hws, OIL "Wednesday May ~ 9iconump''on
John Dvvoe, aged - year. 10 months and p day. -.
The relative, fepds If the family are respectfully nd
: ID aukiT'.l on sunday afternoon a, Z. O'clock
FAY-on "Wednesday Msy D. after lingering illness, Mrs
Bridget Fay, aged >" year'' .
GRELET-In Eldridse street jail Thur'day, Nay H.
Yussne Grelet native Of France, aged 10 years .
The funeral VIII take p..c. ~ CLOCK TINS AO
The country Of the decessed invited to Partici
Pn. who el disposed to s.. the prisoners implicated IN
the cse u the Railway Company Of France in IheE
e. 70 bave the decreased deceuiy buried are repoctiy
ropr.ted 10 subseptios 70 August Parrot Edre-
street Jail.
GALLAGHER-On Thursday night, Nay 10, Celia Gallagher
aged y year,.
HARDENBROOK- On Monday, May Y. N Cap Elz aSeth
Ne Hsrri.t wife II Nelson Hsrdnbrook aged % years,
formerly Of Horton, y D
EAGAN-Ot wcdnes asy mAy % John Hasaa Of Bernard
snd CsihsgiEe Hssaa aged years ~ n"LtA and days
HANMOND-Or Ere.csy May - Of conaan ptioI Catherine
r,,ic, Of the late Joshua Hammond. aged y years.
HAWKEs-Ou Tue,dsy May 49, Of ,cars, fever Emily ard
only daughter george T. aud Maria Hawkes. aged year.
months sud ~ days
JOHNSON-Ou "wednesday evening Hay . after lnserin,
and painful De- Gould JehAson, The oi,h year Of hs
KNOwD-On "Wednesday, May 2o GooFEe Alexander o
The and Fsnce. Kno~d sged years mouth and 10 day.
KsAPP-ou "Wednesday May 20 Of consumption. Heller
Mara eldest daughter of the late Henry A. Knapp Ia ta- vi
year Of age PrncPs d toe primary DePar o. ct "sT
l scLool Ne. y.
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novel character presented during Office hours, bu
al time when the magistrate was absent at dinner.
young Irish girl about IS years or age came in ana
ssked for The arrest of q man who bad assaulted and
beaten her A. far as the beating was concerned her
words did not belle her for Of her eyes was BLACK
ened and The cuicle so swollen a to deprive her a.
most entirely Of sight She stated that man 70
whom she wa engaged to be married had committed
tho assault and the cause of the violence on his part
VS. uquor lie had cent for her to neighbour house
where she WINS visiting but did not come quick enough
10 please her intended husband. Upon her appear
apcc however. he struck her in the face with his fist,
and then len the house. The sister of the injured girl
accompanied her. and declared that the marriage
sbculd never take place. This resolve was also made
by the aaoced one, but she, doubtless altered her
mind. "a she did not appear again, as requested to
fri.h her complaint.
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THE MERCANTILE ISLANDER SUIT.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TEsN-MAY 2l.-Bctore Jud9
WoonRuFF
MOTION FoRA SoSsUIT DENIED.
Richard q. Fowles sgt Heury c. Bowen.

MOTION FOR SoSsUIT DENIED.
Richard q. Fowles sst. Henry C. Bowen
This case, having been widely advertised III the
morning papers attracted large crowd to the Court
room. which grew in numbers during the day, until
every seat or available Granddaughter WAS occupied.
The morning was occupied in reading dispositions on
behalf Of the plaintiff, which went to show the mate
nal facts to be substantially alleged in the COM
,aint except that it did not clearly appear that Mr..
Fowles was formally discharged by his employers in
Cincinnati or that he sustained special damage in
sequence of the words spoken. Nor was there any
express proof Of malice, which it was apparently
sought to imply from the facts put in proof.
The plaintiff rested at about o'clock whereupOn
Mr.. Evarts, one of the defendants counsel moved
for 4 nonsuit upon several grounds, the nature of
which appears from the following
POINTS on BTHALF or THE DEPENDANT.
L. That the words alleged TO be ssnderVus are not
of Themselves aCtOnable.
p That their import and application are wholly of
and concerning moral and personal quallhcal,ns aud
conduct.
g. Comment or innuendo spoken Of or conserving
plaintiff business occupation clerk Or salesman
cannot alter the natural and necessary import OF the
words OF supply the defect of proof whether In the
words or Gliunde, that they were applied to the
defendant in his business. Superior Court Reports
| Sanford, 49, and DEMO 2j0.)
A. Tie words written not being actonabe Of them
selves, nor DIV dppuCdtlOn 10 uclcnudul Du~ihcsS
qualifications, action can be sustained without
proof first, of malice; and second, Of special dam
ages and ON both these points the burden is on the
plaintiff.
5. The communication in which the words were
spoken wcs privileged communication, coming from
previous employer TO subsequent employer, the
defendant relation TO whom required such cOminu-
picatiOn 10 be made. On such words, so spoken, no
action can be sustained there must be affirmative
proof Of alsehood and malice in the speaker. OF this
10 proof has been given. 9 Barnwel and CreSsweli
4O3; Il l.. c. l.. Reports, iO5 10 Common Bench Re:
ports, 5S3 10 English Common Law Reports 5Sl; 10
Queens Bench Reports. 800; II English Com. Law
Rep, 307l
Mr.. OConor, after intmation from the Court de-
string him 10 pursue that course said that he would
not consider these words Objectionable IN them
selves; they had read before the Court the proper
proof 10 make them Objectionable in their speciA re-
iaton. On the question whether the words could be
excused under the rule relative to privileged comu-
| aiostioos, Mr. o Conor held;
| ]. TIA. " pnvleged cQGasIi:s!9ns. ths lax P's'
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d to q O'clock saturday morning.
cOIrRr CaIENDAR-TgI, DAY.

UNITED SrATFs pISTRIoT COURr-Nos. -, -, 80,
a. s. 80 81, "a q, Is. > 100
CouRr or CoMNOS PLEAs-TRIAL TERN.-Par l..
Nos I6 H. lls i2o 1884, u.s. 1875 l5s to 1856 Part llNos
LIS to Isl, 1884, - -
SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT-Nos. 200, 21b6, 1Si,
g. g. 6l6 6j 1910 with the disposed Of tho
calendar tor W Wednesday last.
SUPERIOR Cornr.- Same as yesterday.
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IAdyertisement.

DIR. s. $. FITCH's Six Lectures on Consumption
and the Laws Of Life, $50 pages 80 engravings bound
paL the ods in which L diseases Of the Lungs aud
Heart, and other Chronic Disorders. by mail postage
free receipt % ~ cents Address s. FITcH Co.. No. III
Hrasl
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Advertisement
WFsTCUESTER PROPERTY FOR SALE.-We

the attention Of readers 10 the Advertisement
columns Of the sale the Sd day Of May IL o'clock
by JANIS NJ MILLER, Of valuable tract Of property in the
Town W.tohtr forming Of the estate Of the late
Robert GwR and opposite the country seat of John j. Palmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

VIII YOU come, not to the bower but to
WILDEs MILLINERY WAREROoSs, No. 25l Broadway, and
the largest Of SILK BOLBet Straw Goods silks Rib.
bon French Flow Fancy Feathers Dress Caps aud Coares
and Millinery Goods generally that has been opened this
The PsIis ,tyles for Summer are Ill received.
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held an Inquest yesterday No Center street upon The body
q mSgset Duly who committed nioide the day pre- by
tNao"h hf'tnio IL sppsrx that deceased 10 sis
county, abort III vss s,noe In company With ior named
m D'NereuH, with HON she lived The night previous
ID ve"ur b'st deocssd and she heard ssy BY
o. ' witnesses that II h. annoyed her airy she would
tak" pon verdict Of suicide ~ taking
dcfcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

Found DROwNFD.- Coroner Hills held an inquest
yerday upon body of unknown found hoztns N
the per No II Fast River Deceased was a""t nv
dark NOR WOODEN shirt cotton oyershiIt wro'0
vest WOODEN Iapts and ovcras lie had slsos Father Matthew
z INN. T.nce nledl around hIs netk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
COURT OF GENERAL sESstOSs-NAf - '''''e

At the Opening of the Court tins morning az ~
O'Clock the was unusually hld VITA esssr ~, ry
awaiting the issue Of tn pending if4I ., - CONT yr..e
Though the uro.reutou a. the stjogrnnieut u ~;
dan sad i, rested" yet OF the oPrins 81 ,..e
us0rIins the District Attorney ca.st W 81 ~, a1rterl
examination Of drceaei ;Aas such a.9s " Val not
rsEor supposed 10 Esv been the sia - f1 what would
have been inflicted hsd the aLR 3en - ~ b-,I,h The
neod FIN .ueh Wound would sOw several fret tom asI
every object her; would reAcs 'A ,id thiuk
the murderer stood behind b. tie aide Of ns
her throat. a., .-..o.. .. h.iny 4
cost found IN the prisoner. and ..S y wv. rrs .,
property exhibited the risn .A,' u W ~, the tea.6t %
10 rrseunb,e blood stails Dorsey tnra u ~" ~
the Jury; E seeu,sj & tolerabe Ct .s.i.,. 40
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