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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

AFArHER ARRESTED FOR ArrEspftNG To StAR'E
Ms ows CHuD TO DEArH.-Hm. LAly, residing on
Sixth street, wss yesterday brought oet)re Jaigo
rIuden upon the charge of attempting to s:Arse MS
own child TO death. IL sppears that some two or
three weeks since Lslly married second Vie, snd
siroe that tine the little ohIld IN question, which
only between two sDdJ dJthrse years of age hiss been
con PEELED % remain In the wood shed both dsy and
night with scsce food enough 20 sustain HE. IL had
become f.arfuy emscisted and presented an appear
snee calculated 10 excite the sympathes OF the moet
ipd iferen' Some Of the ne.ghbors ascer.alrsd the
fact that the child was confined in tae shed, end has-
Is sisted upon Gil investigation when was drcov-
cred that the previous rumors were indeed true
Wien they gave the child food devoured IT most
rayerousy thereby giving the le to the assertion oil
the fsther that he had offered the child food, bus that
IL would not est it. The only excuse Lslly made for
his inhuman conduct, when arrested, was that the
child was sicb, and smet go bsdly tnst It WAS very
offensive TO have il in the house So he thrust the
little birg into the wood.shed TO starve Dr. Walker,
who examined the child stated that wAs afflicted
with no disease whatever, but was suffering ION star
yatCn only. 81.
Judge Puden advised thst the new wife, under
whose eye the rhumsn treatment had been carried
on, should also be proceeded against, and she was
taken into custody by any officer. Both husband and
wife were re1uired TO nd bail In $500 s&ch for their
appearance for examination this morning. 10 dstAit Of
which they were committed to all. II the evidence
uptn the examination sustsins the statements made
by the ueig BORE il is OF the worst cases OF heart
Ie.sn.ss and brutality which have been called upon
20 record in q long time. The charge against the
father aud his wife is that of assault with intent TO k
ICineiAnai July -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
ST. PAUL TO FRASER RIVER.

F,ss Tss ST Pad T,.<s J1Is -
The nrst party for The frsser River sold dgsises
by the Minrt route through he valleys of tue
he'd River Of the North, the Assiaooin ans the sSs
kstohevsn will leave 81. Paul on Mooday, July y.
Tie ere cit cf organizing this advance party o,nssto
e me epterprslrg youIg men OF Fsriosui., vao ar
rived IN ths city with complete sppoi ,tmsnts fe
days $50. We give their nsmss: +. c. Hi,de
Joseph Houcke, J. W. JJIes aud james E.o.thas
Smith.
While sll of these gentle ren vel qualified fer
the soys ptufe they have undertaken ore Ar. Hndel
was ever the Plain in ls49; and another Mr.. Jooe.)
was corrected with Csp,. X B. M,rcy's exploration
of the Red River Of Louisiana In 1852
At this place tie SJibsult party have been ioned
BY three gentlemen vbo hei proainen. posii 10. 10
COL Noblee party for constructing wsg,n-rosd f'om
Fort Ridgely 10 the Missouri river. Their names are
ss folews G. c. Durham, Caaiiss Go codrich and w.
Ellis Smith.
We are essured by Col. Noble that 10 better men
for such an enterprise could be selecsed.
The bert wishes Of the wh lie community will attend
the party, who, with every arrangement complete,
have thus led the way where thousands are dest'oed
TO follow. With them We confidently oeiieve there
will be 10 such word as fail, and the pablo may e1'
pect TO receive frequent communications OF their pro
press Ellis Smith WAS AMI ergiIeer - COL Noble .
party, ard will make g csrefal report from time TO
time. The pioneer party OF the Mrnesota aud fachc
Oye,snd Eng rstion Is constituted IS above; bu. we
are informed that they are receiving numerous apph-
cations from volunteers.
From TA< 81 Paul Piosar
Breed voysgeu,s now in this city. whose grotesqie
carts are TO b eeen constantly fling through the
Streets the city is full Of . mole intelligent Class OF
visitors from that district OF couuty-traders and FAC
tore in the service Of the Hudson's Bay Company.
The.e gentlemen are wiling to give any information
to psItes contemplating overland journey - Fraser
River According to the representations OF these per
sons an outfit sufficient for all the purposes OF the
journey would cos, but Little. gun and sone anmu-
milton are nearly oil that is needed The whole route
il stocked plenfuly with game q. this grouse
are abundant. and ducks are numerous 10 the lakes
and rivers When the buffalo country is reachsd a
plentiful supply Ct the choicest visnds may be had WIN
little trouble. .
Several parties have been formed at , considerable
Of This State r the purpose Of gorg overland TO the
gold mines Of Fraser River; If the services OF soTs
half breed voyageurs could be secured TO cooperate
with sry expedition Of this sort theeIperse Of outfit
might be very much diminished, ard the cumbersome
miIutia, which only have the effect ID impede prog
ress, be dispensed with.
"A company of about % persons will leave Nil Tau.
kee this week for Fraser River, via st. Paul. nal
parties rming in different parts OF the country for
the same destination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

GRASS IN THE GurrERs.-Iae Baltimore Ps,ri0.
has the following curious paragraph: The large
amount Of rain which has fallen duriog the present
season has csused the grass 70 grow 20 nxurAuy in
many Of The gntters, particularly OF those streets
wiere little business is done ss 70 offer qute sesue
obstruction to the 8ow Of water, sad which, uelsss
removed, win soon begin to decay and become oden-
Eve.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

sfixusr ~ rHE usrrso srArrs Aursokrvri. ov
30 oO0 woxIn OF CvsA SUGARS IN NKw-YoKx ASD
subors. Of about $50 600 worth q cuss Ss. ,uS~rs
at NewYoik and this port, under the foI,osras CIR
cumstsrcss: Tse seixure st New-York took plsco
several ue<kt since and consisted Of several cs;Yoes
cert by ope firm 10 Cuba, ard the whole valued ..
about $,e.od0. This sugar consixnsd {, two
trus Of the bishest respectsblity in Sew.Ycrk oue
of which is Msssu. maitland, Phelps 4 Co. The
article vss sent To them by Cuba hrm cf only e
years stsr d,pg who il appeared, hsi 'ovoieed the
srsss below their value, ard had not nclrded the
GO 4 Of the boxes upon which duty is also levied.
Upop the firms To whom the sugar consigned the
Cuba merchant bad, toseyer drawn ior he fail vAae
Of the consignment including tie coet OF tie boxes,
ard in ssme cases understand the drafts aad o,en
accepted and paid. Afsr he se zare, m,mosr of the
Ceoa nrm TO this country and procseosd 70
Nssbu gton 10 arrange the matter. -.
de attempted 10 induce the Secre'sfy ID give an
order fer the redshvery Of the sugar, ol:wi,hou.
avail, ss TIE proofs of undery >lae are quite strong
We undsrstand that by order OF Collector Austin box
sugars snt here by the same Cuba drn, Of the vaae
Of S2o,Oto bave been seized within day twO, uu-
der al.gstoSs of q somewhat similar character To
those Il the New loik importation. la TIL, case
of the sugar had passed into second hAnds NJ.
Jer attan Cottls, grocer, Of Congress street. hsvrs
some 2Oo boxes, on which be. probably, viii NEE:
with 10 loss. Tie conssDees were not aSA'e OF the
iIres ulsry utul informed Of the tact oy the Cis
tom House authorities, and are therefore peficcty
free ot any implication In the mstter.
The sugsr was IN ported 10 the British org A. L.
Robbins from Havsrs which reached this pot On the
llth of last month. Ii was consigned 70 L. o. Whit.
more Co, and in addition to the lot sold TO NJ. Cot
tie, about 30 boxes hsd been purchased BY Asssrs.
Msunrg, Stsnwood Co. lBoston rrav., j zee 2S.
The SEIZED SuGAR.-Messrs. X. Burgess Il sons,
{. q. Whitmore Il Co., and K. Z. Hooper, tne con-
sgn.es of the Cuba sugsr seized by the Cietom-
House authorities alege tns the error OF the invoice
was discovered and corrected, but the Govsromeot
holds that If there intended underv ,aa'icn on
t,e part Of the firm 10 Cuba II works forfeiture Of
tie tusaT. The csse in New York e said 10 be- hog
ever much stronger than the Boston esss.
80 Ho.ton Trsn hcTipt. JllY "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

BILLY BowLISs.-Cel. 8. n. Rutherford seminole
Agent. saws TIE For. Sp..h tArk.) Hera!3, has A.
Iyed here from his sgency. The Colonel has informed
20 that Billy Bovlegs and party we're wsl pleased
vrh their new tonee. FouI CT d 7e CT tbe IsdISIs
died while On Their way up
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31


CANADA AND FRASER RVER.-Tke Toronto GlOtc
ssys, in reference to the gold discoveries at Fraser
River:
"These gold discoveries present future to Canada
Of the most dazzling kind. The settlement OF the Pa
cific coast By the British people will inevitably lead
to demand for communication across the continent,
which be supplied through our territory mucn
better than by that of the United States We look TO
zee the fertile fields of the Saskatchewan traversed
by the iron horse within ew years, and trade
passing through Canada such as no one has hitherto
even imagined in a dream. The northwest country
will be settled mole rapidly than Iowa or Minnesota,
ard il ought TO form part OF Canada.
/ Hol roR THE SuvTRY LANDS OF MEyIco To
day the rear guard OF the Santa Rita Silver NJ ning
COMPANY out from this city upon their travels TOR
Tubsc in the Territory of Arizona. Tne first party
left here several wee ks ago. The party which leaves
to-day consists Of DR.. Hill Surgeon OF the Company,
Edward T.. Cross John Wrghtson, and one other per.
from this city whose name we have not learned,
and Mr.. Miller Of Columbus. They will rendezvous
with the rect of the company at Port Lsvscca TeIa'
They will start from that point under the command Of
an old Texan Ranger. Mr.. Wm Wrightson OF this
~ih him. Their train will consist of six wagons.
drove Of l30 mules, and thty persons on horseback
Each man will be armed with Shsrps rifles and
other warke equipments. The wagons viii os loaded
with mining machinery and tools, and stores for one
years subsisterce They will also take well appoint
ed printing oce. for the purpose Of publishing The Ar
iz0na Messenger at Tubsc Their propertyis valued at
$30 CO., They will move to San Antonio thence west to
Pecos River, up hat stream several hundred mics,
ard thence across to FL Paeo, through Meea Valley
10 Tubac. Their destination is the old Mexican silver
mines of Santa Rita which they design to open. Their
adventures will be more pleasant to de.cribe than to
reslize. They will have hard fare, hard travelling
hard knocks with the Indians and very likely hard
fortune in the eLd But they conceive they have rich
inducements The fame Of the mines which they seek
was world vide. They were closed long ago by the
Me1icsns but is believed they were not deserted be-
cause unproftable. Our enterprisipg elow-town,men
saw they have good for the faith that in them
We certainly wish them, and heartily, God speed Nc
Wrightson, who is the leading spirit OF the enterprise
is well known to many of our citizens as man great
energy and Of practical rather than visionary es't OF
mind Mr.. +. 4, Cr,ss is well known as a ready and
forcible writer for the press He has made arrange
epts to correspond with several pspers during his
sb. CO. and will Lii ewise be the 90 itor OF 1he Ari'o-
ao Messenger. (Circinnati Commercial, 9th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-16
Court OF General Sessions,
Before Recorder Barnard.


number Of sertences passed In the General scs.
scns Saturday.
John olivet pleaded guilty attempt at burglary
IN the third degree aud sent b. the Sing sng prison
for ,~o wear and months
VIM e. Mihs, a rospscable look ing young man pleaded
guilty tn rempt N commit grand larceny, and tho
rcquest of the complainant who his sister, the Re-
cofder suspended Judgment
Abn Mct;oTan pleaded guilty 10 forgery In the fourth
ecgrse in passing g. eoun,erfcH bill the John Han
cc~k rank and the state prison FOR years.
Vim. r. Thomas areaned and gsb,eel individual, plead
81 guilty 10 stealing prop"r,y NJ various times from his
fmp,oyers Arnold, Constable Co Tho above arm made,
urgent appeal to the Dtict Attorney In behalf Tho
prisoner aud his Honor informed that he would
ship fer Australia ccrmted 20 Free the Judgment OF
the CoUrt suspended
In the General Sessions yesterday Oscar w. Thomas
alias Mason Thomas alias Mason Spaudtng, a gcntsaiy
dressed Individual wa arrslgncd for kidnapping George
Andersop, negro, he having be indicted by the Grand
Jury On saturday seems hst Anderson went 10 school
n New York ~ 1890 and ~u, Ia alleged, felopiously
Kidnapped bv Thomas and sold slave in Virginia He
pleaded not guilty aud committed 10 prison In dcfaut
OF sio 900 bail, and his trial set down FOE Thursday
Ia-id Wenolebaum, injected for feonious assault,
pleaded guilty TO assault aud battery, and was reranded
Tor sentence.
Thomas ssan was convicted of an assanlt on Albert
Barlow the 81 of November, and also rsmauded
bctris Mshcp aud bivar frys pleaded ruilty " an
attempt AZ BURGLARY and cent back till Saturday
Gtorge W Mott was acquitted Of a charge of petit lar
ceuy.
John Becker pu, trial for fcicnous sssaut upon
Frank isrcs, which Occupied Of the DAY. and wAs
not tnlshcd a: the adjournment ~ the Court
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AwEr cP ErmRs Bt RGfARs Officers Kelly, q Emra,
n. Y, and Clark, Of Jersey CITY, Saturday sm ar
rested Henry Sewers At Newark, and sunday night
Mr. Outrsm, at Jorsey Cty-both charged With bciug
concerned the robbery Of about 81 900 worth % uss
from the store OF g Carpenter 90. in Hmra tho
i,h inst they were traced newark by box Of goois
which they had sent by express place. ON ARA
IN varg, snd when Stevens called A. the express
Office for the goods ho taken lnto custJly O1,rsm
was arrested boarding house IN Jersey City. IL his
room found carpet bags containing portion OF bs
Recorder TcdfOfd committed them On the Hnispn county
jail 10 await reguEton ircm tho Governor Of Neu York
w.tuve roH uE ropR Mayor westcott, OF Jersey
City, at the request Of the Common Council bas called
meeting OF cuzsus at Psk Hail. tomorcos wednesday,
evening for the purpose devsng means FOR tn relief
II the poor Of the city The Mayor says that the largo
number OF poor people tnrovn of employment and tho
early expenditure Of the funds raised by for their ro
lief hss created The necessity for extraordinary for
their relief uut the approach Of mdcr weather and ap-
pesls 10 the ci,lyens to respond b. the call
SUICIDE HoBoKKv.-Mrs. Elizabeth Hoppo residing
upon the Of Washington and Third streets Hoen
committed suicide on Sunday morning by taking arsenic
She procured the poison herself drug store near BY
Saturday night between the hours OF nIne and ten
O'Clock, and, after retiring u her room took heavy dose
About three O'Clock Sunday morning one OF her sons
was attracted to her by strange found
sick and venting Drs Elder and Ludwig were immedi
atey summoned and applied the usual remeies but with
out avail, ss she died sfer She confessed the
physicians that she bad taken tho poison with design
OF sell deetructon but gave for the and
there no cause known other than slight financial
difficulties. She was widow. native OF Germsny, and
about tfty years of age evroner Samuel Whitney
panelled jury and held inquest upon the body,
which resulted in a verdict of suicide by poisoning
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NEWS BY THE WAY OF TAMPICO.

Il
Capt Peterson Of the schooner W. W Hardness, which
arrived this morning from Tampco reports having LETT
Tompco op The 2sh u and experienced strong gales of
wind from the north and southeast during the whole pas
sage.
We have full Aes Of la Union newspaper, OF Tampice
to the 2lst inclusive, bv the w. w. Harkness.
We gather from them that Fnmpco had resolved
tsDiDg The late ocr detat in the capital but that Gems
Parrodi and tarza violently opposed to IT, Report
neiehborbood Of the city, aoi determined to
IL, the government and inhabitants should persist in
supporting President Cononort. La Union deprecates
their course exhors them 10 plunge country into
civil and proposes that all the Influential chiefs in
terested in the movement should meet convenient
place, and calmly discuss the questions and
deavor to settle them. 10 the meantime, La Union Is
strong supporter Of the corp d'ftu
Taerc bad been a number of tunnuts In various places
in Tamauras but apparently without any serious results.
La Unton the general feeling in vor Of tho
preme government.
Gen Moret has addressed long letter to Gems Manuel
Ddba'o, AnasasIa Parrod and Santiago Vdaurr calling
Oh them to support the new movoment Of the supreme
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~
Ssr,isons "s ihe r,a umSy aI ue o.nII
ana c.r..aI s,,ovr snS 0vvs 'Sy VOC s., 49,,
nia.s ~ - "' uspsrs'on oi ,ne" ~. : soon
rrSn Cou.nnr, Se. H. oISA 10y on tnas vssI,,us ,
"rS.. ,o ,bo arrw @ s '1 s. tmc s"Ve uS s ,sSs
~ ~. ,oau,n. 90 "Se. S a W Sn'eI tno uooS1
- smoo,s.a ~, ;d rrsuo@co we,o olucIou
ooo,n;sS No ,ha rp rn NJ. sne ~ o.aef . pa.rs
S.p.a " y, 49," sos.'nmcn. W =. uoops were snoruy
nh s,, .Shr"d ~ - ,h n a',0 n.nea, u ss, M~ swva
w n n,r, & u, ,Sa nv M az @ were Concsn''a'eo
VI VI. So'ns, VIZ. ~ ~ se paaso oi the Hovernment
aS "a ~ 's Cs " .Ao |ts. 'ue wno.c 0'ty VS. sur
y o /" DIS oplopenss. DImS .ne
ne naa % rs .ne pace ana gone ior'n ius"e ana
a ~ re- .a,uo ~ 'I Ia " Nv W. rSn os: ... .-.,
VI '.e 1" ns ".ns ocng now enueu, 1enors
Aoaea apooinseu me Gun OF represcntaves, "no were
Isqao" W P,.o.o" n"' ,,ae'y " soe secson VI nv
s"n we - luz sesut Ws tne ainost anlmou5
ctevlon "t g" Ia,oaea t'o a"Iuor o Inc =, oe a"o
:" .he pis. rp'Ieu u uo REFORM ran OF tacuoaya
avne .us 1een e'ec,sa Iresinen az seI'@, s'enera
, 80 ~ ~, ans se VOC N. VI onoe oe,oie .ie
, ou ,ne "a o M.er %nicn nc a.
s'u III" eo"' g. an. ""tts 0, resasht Vi sne fepuoIc
nniie Hsfe e.enss AVS VIE e'ahspnlag sepSlt was
tpieaa ADIoaa 'Io. SonInoft was coming over tae pam
VI np"", ~ No nea9 ', S"oHfAiy anu 0e0 "snay ANU
"Is E,altaine Si asans, !ii tne Guy.
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Decisions I'm Admiralty.
uSIT1p SrATRs DISTRICT COURT
Before Hon. JudVe fnoorsoll

T-T'T" TfVH' IHK"TsVH
Ina i5--ohn W.tSer us TIE snip C5nnectitt - IN -
action to about $3.50 for tho hirc
casks alleged to have been furnished TO the ship The
bellsnt. who cooper In liverpool supplied the casks
TO the ship that port for The Of passengers at ,hs
request OF the maser OF the vessel Ia APRIL 1885, the
master promising IN Jay certain hire for the caeks AMI
certain for each cask thai was not returned rhs
perfor med his agreement, and the hbesnt
seeks hold the ship liable, veil for the value cf the
casks that not returned for the hire OF the others
Held by the Courtrhat the bespt must show that be
hai right charge the ship for the supplies when they
we,. u nished and thN he did charge her. that In
~ charge ship for supplies must appear that
suppes re,essary 10 the ship and that they could
be obtained only onyhe credit Of the vessel that the H.
beant fails show this latter fact did he sbcv that
be did furnish them the credit Of the ship rather than
on the credit Of the master or Libel diam isesd
will
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srrsnp Cousr-Crcun-N Is, IL, ss, 81, lis, I1o,
U.s. 49, 1s2 1885, 1885, 1885, 1877, lss, $50, lso Ill, ia,
1e1, JpA, 1928.
Uyrxp sr.rys DrrMcr Corrr.-Nos %, Al, ~, 81, 81,
"a. 70, les, 134, I36.
49, 47s, 1880 42s 42q A30 as4 4Sb ASH tao tAi, 7i
20 S12 bol a77 2ss A32 447, 2o4, 1l3, 2Ss 2o $40,
AL - SEQ sel 1es, 493 b46 b75, b7i, b5 o76 677,
Corsos PraAs-pst 1.-Nos. 4s1, asa, asa, ass, 45o,
tbe e64, 4eo, 4e1 ls4, 4ee 4eo e. 43e, le52 Part A.
ts7, i3e, lo49.
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bRooKtlN, heb. 10, 1883
JAMES Gornoy BySurr, Esq, New York.
sIf--Not being politicians, know no, how 70 reach
the members o the Legislature but having observed how
attentively our masters peruse the NKw YoRK HsRno
every morsing, suppose legislators do the
We therefore humby beg the favor Of m insertion In
your widely circulated Journal
rErfrrox.
THE Docs BRooxLYS AND NKw YoRK 10 THE HovoR-
ABLE u's tEcIsiarw Srsu New YoRK:
We the undersigned, beg 10 represent crouchlngy 10
your honorable body, that II tax be imposed upon
many OF valuable lives will be sacrificed a. we have
frequently overheard our complain o being too
heavily taxed TO suppor; IN inefficient police. How then
can we expect them 70 meet another tax 10 retain
seryicesY
Senator Willard made a palpabc mistake when he
stated that were supported Mt expense Of ave mil
lions &C dollars. II " well known that VIC are fed on
shat would be lo~i thrown away for the butchers bill
OF Of liith does not exceed e1
per nonA for the whole household.
We have meddled with politics. bat the ueet
friepds o all parties Although like fat do not sock
fat Offices satisfied ,o watch owners
property draw tho carts of the poor Germans 10 catch
rats the children comfort the poor and lead tho
blind
We therefore implore your honorable body, for our
sake for the sake Of owners not W act upon S
mater Owens proposition and your petitioners WILL As in
duty bound cTer bark In behalf n all the petitioners
WATCH, $40 Bridge street, Brooklyn
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Police Intelligence.

BrrefARY-HrAvY HAr1 or PRorurY The dwelling
house Of Mr.. r. Mills, In Fast Eighteenth street, near
Fourth avenue. was entered by burglars q few nights
ego, who managed to carry CT about 1900 worth os
plate, jewelry and household articles The police were
notified OF the Amir but with their usual vigilance and
astuteness they unsuccessful in andsg any che 70
the burglars the Whereabouts Of the stolen property
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HAyANA. Feb 3. 1855.

IINFNNFf TFU n INVN
Reception Of the Cri,ed States Frgat, WdJasa-Honors 10
Coamodore Pduidiag-The Op>ri, &c.
The Wabash s here for several Gays having discharged
her hlbusero at Key West before the Usted states
District Court All well on board She was received with
the enthusiastic demonstrations of regard by the
tbortes-a dinner the aace-fres boxes the cpsra
"A dcputa,on. Gen. Mariana OF supreme authority,
visited the ship sni received vice royal salues
"See the conquorpg hero comes, "VIail Columbis,p
"Rulc irlannia,' "Rlenza's Hymn, yankee Doodlo'
sc, played by the band Asecond tu mpha entry
made by Com nodorc fauldug, having largely his
side Spsuish British and French " mpa,hy
Max Maretzek will take another Of three weeks
all subscribed. Mrs Phillips benefit Driinnt suo
cess The weather inclement, but yet need t5vOO
mas or meros All have done well, and dEappointsd
Themselves nor the public Gen Nauzlua has repre-.
seDed himself as perfectly delighted with the Yankee ship
and Yankee reception.
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Col wade Hampton Of south Carolina died at Nsschez.
Miss, on the 10Th inst He wr said 70 be the largest
slsyehoher N the south
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before Hon. Judge sutherland
FsS lb The Brood,Apy Bank IS. W~. q Tdur,ddee and
dh1s-hotcn for judgment on the defendants' demW
rer ss frivolous, denied, with $40 costs.