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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

pARIs HorzL DIS RrRAHoKRs, NO. 5 vIvrsrrs
Bouleverda and the PAlais Roval.-h. aIRABD has In
inform travellers lust eurcay
renovated h hotel spi IL prepared N gussfa
With and small roorta ~ from two francs ax Nnos
hours excellent table dhoe baths and carvages
attached 70 the boie The telegraph onces being Situated
he hotel travellers have The greatest facility for correspond
with their families aud others French and fwegn
uas Eagiish and German spoken. DO confounf
hotsi with II hcss small essAshsbrasnfs Bearing II
same n&rnel
ID UssETL, ROUSE. pETRoIr M1CH.-THrs COMxO
IL cioun favorte hotel having horou yhly
vAsei, refed furnished with all the modern prove
neus " open for the reception Of guests Westsrs
travellers win here and every oomort cosvsniepes
luxury.
DrCHrTELD sPrfSGs.
IL oTsEaO COUNTY, N. ".
The proprietor Of he American Hotel respectfully informs
fu scenery good 6shrg ane rides and the er.dsaon Of
chrooc and cuaneous diseases from heir syscm BY the
OF the
Sulphur Water Of Richheld spripyv,
That he has very much enlarged and improved his hotel
Several large airy bedrooms and sulphur baths have bssp
added that hs hotel In all respects equal 10 the best and
his charges most reasonable.
Richeed SPRINGS IL some $500 feet above the water 10
valley amid surrounding mounainp only SIXTY mies west o
Albany thirteen south OF Herkimer In the mmeto vicinity
Eve lakes Astounding with ssh within hours ride OF
the american
vssrs VIII always Hud private oouveyances Herkuer
station they them selves OF the daily which
convey the mail 70 echaeld SPRING 80 tina, pares vsiog
the Springs leave The city Of New DIRK ia the
boats reach the sprr the afternoon o he nrt
WIN. r. JOHNSON Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

~ BROADWAY
HE MATT PEEL,s CAMPBELLS.
kfGHr4 WhFK
ANOTHER FEATURE.
woman's Rights Convention,
Phsynir Brothers,
Essence VI Old virgins.
Iris,mAns Sbinte.
Gecrgls Hoskfnx Song
Tickets ~ ocuts Y. A JONES. AgseL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

mail sde whees steamship hneThe fast going steam
hap - auIsI W .sNs
p NJ precisely For freizht or passage apply 70 spof.
fOND TIibSTON Co, ~ Broadgar. through uctsts %
Fords BE bed By applying above. Tsess seansrs
the Adams Express goods for the South and Souswe
The agents rourh7u, the country e give
and Shippers inform respecting the line.
Frigbi reduced 70 all cenis per foot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

IL DISADVANTAGES OF rdrs CRY ARE INVITED
"A 70 general meeting at 29l 293 90wery wednes
day next NJ abe Committee for the Organization OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

L,OR pOrrfrOUrr, CITY POINT AND RrCgx0ND.--
IL The United staies mall steamship ROANOKE, Captain
thJnss Skinner, vil Leave "Wednesday "a June. at
o'clock fro~ rier Worth river. she s arrive Al
portsmot The noN afternoon and reersNurg tho follow
og morning. Passengers the South will rrooesd drssy
on BY Tho treat sonbern pail line Those fcr Richmond -
arrive there early on Friday morning Travellers vii end
his the che4 es, peassDiea and most expeduous rous
Passage snd ise, VA slater ON 70 For.,t ~ 70 e
nBroslrSI. w" NfF" :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

WOODS BUILDINGS
w rLhPLE OF ETHIOPIAN KINsrRxLs
66l and 56S Bro1 way Prince stroot.
WOODS MIN5TREt5.
H. Wood Proprietor BECKER. Stage manager
TRIUMPHANT sUCCESB'
The largest band . the word
PERFOKM EvEaY EVENING.
In The combination Of ethiopian comic talent will be found
the Of
BRO1ER FOX, HOLLAND. BUD WORTH and c. WHITE
with the finest ausrtet and the entire sompsry
Third OF Frank Al Happy Uncla Tom.
NEGRO MINSTKkLsY
To conclude with
CUPID'S VICTIMS
Tickets rs cents Doors open 7; persormSnoe 10 CON-
menoe at O'Clock preciseiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
SALES AT AUCTION.

uBNRY B. HERrs JR !. A0ofroNEsa.-Br HERrs
IA MuSS.-un thursday june q II cock, In the sales
gallery NO o. Pine Brosiwsy. pcre@piory
sale large lot OF fine oil psntlnE mprsnE the worts
vsno,s, o: RDispp. Rsm6rsndt 40 An' hae engrsdngs
adjourned from Thursdsy consequence OF the
inolemency OF the weather, and will positively be sold
above, without the bss to leave for Europe
In few dsys The paintings now on view and cAta
losues ready sales gallery 70 which We Invite tho
attention Of con n0lnsours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
uros sAyANWAH ANN rLoRrpl-THr AMEsrOAE

LtoH sAyANNAH AND FLORrDA-THE AMEsrCAa
Atlantic ecrsr Steamship Comp sni nrsi olsss
sbip fuNrHVfiif j. A. ryst commander will leave
per No u North river en- ssndsy, Juns at O'clock 2.
precisely. Passage, With unsurpassed accommodations
ss Freight reduced uniil further notice, 10 six cents
foot lnsuranoe or hair per cent cfeced At our ohsc.
AlhrnH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
G. FUTILE AUOTIONRER.
a. Horses, wagons, hsrpels, &C.
At auction every MOI day and Wednesday, at II ocosk

New York Horse Bazaar No 81 Crosby street.
child pony will be sold this cay having been used as
saddle pony boy years ODD sound and kind suitable
for hoy OF girl 70 ride
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

THE PARTY or GENTLEMEN. WHO AvAILED T HEM
selves OF the Second Avenue Rsilro I'd
Bsilem excursion last Sunday would tender their
grateful harks to the for their
ard prassworhy that and they
take III OF doing thew deem the company
titled public notice Of their lsudabe efforts
date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

IL Ths new and beautiful steamer
hlNHEHAHA.
CArTAlN JANIS GALE
VIII Der regular trips the LIST o. June frvm
Caldwell 10 fconderoea, connecting with the steamers
IsAe ChAmplain
THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
CALDWELL,
VIII open for the reception of gues,s ON me lsb OF Nay
DANIEL GALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

A UCriOn NoTI s-TO HATTERs.-G. O. HORTON,
~ suc iouetr w sell thus day At IL o'clock at sscsroom
9z Buds street. store tx shnN ak aud straw
ha,s hsers and tools household furniture beSdpg
.orunksr., and two takcr's cartl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
+ AuRA kEENgs THEATRE
IL hks I'D y. BOWFBa

RARsUMs MUsEUM.-wyDEHsDAY, JUNE 4 IN The
- afternoon ~ o'cloct wen IN the ainz 7k
clock Mr. j. y. Pooes mstchlsss drama Of afsALfSC
hUb<E1. or. TAX hILiSLJS reAGbD7, IA wnel -
russr Denim viii sustn the leading des2y
sorhing Of real history The
bessuiul things. he wonderful Agusris, Aqua vysr.
be se-s IN nonrishnx perfect besides which
the fsmcps Happy Family, Living serpent. War
Wort Gallery, 10 Admson v all IS cers children uadsr
ten n ce,tss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

AUCTION N0IICf-THoMAs BELL, AUCrIoNREs,
"A and ". q Thompson This day. at l0I1 O'Clock, In
salesroo ms IS East osdway viii be sold Of
CHOICE soods hosery rimmines gents furnishing
ces fsccJ goods boots shoes CATERS sewing machines
table,. shurles eocks, &c. oy order OF assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

ISLAND HOUSE BELLOWS WALLS. vr.--THrs IA.
will be opened for the the
lat OF June The house situated At Of the pesssn
points the Conueotic river possess
Ing pe view OF the f.s Come cut valley and the bean
nni rountan around and dir.c.
from ne~ York aud Boston tho white Noun
ains sarxtoga and Clarendon Springs trains arriving
daily from each direction Boarders for the VIII be
nt on reasonable terms O. r. WHITE, Proprietor.
BstIows lsha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

III oThI-OR FINE BOARDING HOUSE, WITH TWO
II OF oue garden for SALE at Bellpoi L. T. hun
dred yards ON the sound Price 800 part cash Stables
5app. This Is the healthy and pleasant place this
kn world fortune can be made ~ thu plsce by
ng rood publ; house is the sporsmans hssdquarers
&c Three hours ride from New York by railroad or
boat hoel and accommodation for the public In much
needed There a. this place Do not fail 10 Il II
II hest place for gents country seats and boarding houses
sir y for sale, with fronts the bay II.
Price moderate Thousands OF persons woud board here
summer At sc 10 " per week they acquainted with
the location good boarding house, with acres at rarato
"a Springs; price cp part cash Farm $50 with fine
hotel and outbulcinKs Balle;on Spa Troy city;
$1,000 Terms easy Country seats, farms &c. in every
direction Apply - J. VANDERBiLr. Agent "a Fulton
street from W 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
AHIUsEMENTs.


HAIL. : arsK. -se,osp sraHr.
VIII be presented verdrs s. .nd Opera.
.......hme oaxzautsA
rSo bfgoou
nnh '''''.'.''':'' sig Amodo
This nhsasl founded o. Dun.. l,i csi.Sr.isa
oea raised ssains, h.. dr.n. The mos. ssdous can
no Sn s S: ss for ne
ssstt resdss Sr.e o, sarrs Gioys, Of ssssns .sr
80 MONDAY, wEDSssD.Y and FRIDAY.
sA-unnAy AriSRSoSs ss.N xArINrn.
b. -sur Tho ana ana Goaas SS
''' Br''d"''' f aSafssI6s ' SsE !dILAu
sscsss a. : ia
~" o. . =
BROADWAY rBRATsx.
IL conseqssSn Of tho universal delight expressed BY ne
x.aame LOLA xoNrEz
~ 'Ci'TiSaS; Ssg.ss sSY GIFTED
''. been sRs1 = Al; s5s s;'A
and VIII h'''''' A'r $s 8 sftG afpe Ss for
10 sons of her beautiful eeilgh fyl ana oiAsscsi
epsoeyne gen. of though. nisiigeoes and .sps-s.ee
Win .s t's.a ..d vigorous dsliasT ions q iss NEw
.-.- ROMAN CaraolIcisx.
s.sws,- cents
-,-'N ~ Ano 70
Doors opsr 81 Z. lecture ii ga O'Clock
Boz book open
QOWRKR THEATRE
u lAssss amt pssuages ..,,,...,...... NJ Hdsy
so,..s..ss ard psrqus, eeuis IL esni:; frivsss
boxes n and s.; sesir in o.ivaas boxaa 50 osnss,
"1 sssEfif BIZ hxs ssssA lea
The tragedy Of
BERTRAM.
Bertram .Mr. E kddy Imogeue a.. . Mrs Parse,
BROADWAY Asp Tas BOWERY, ''
wife great cast Mr. B. Jobns.on Mrs Parker &C. and
SOMEBODY ELSE.
RURTONs NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
~ Enthassstic secspuon aud Grea. of hs RON
ZANl BALLET fROUrE with all thar grand srtis,s,
several new dan :ess Nile LsmoureuS Egnorias 6ale.
sgnor Ron.sni a. Ools The Prasn rsmly the Cscchsss
Family he Niles shs., ale Louis and 0uEfs Dr BAL
other .roupe wedf esday-THR VILLAGE APO ri &c AaY
With It's extraordinary and brilliant dspcs THE
REeA. les oSxHsN UF dsNEvA, . ssrisus ballet Of
sooo 70 which The whole troupe viii apPesr and comic
piece called the WO BYPOCkIT fun beautiful dan
LA xADktLENA" and "i.A Boz 6MIENEEO
To morrow performance afternoon and evening. See
special Advertisement
WOODS BUILDINGS
w rAAPLE OF ETHIOPIAN KINsrRELsY
DOL and b6S Broadway nesr Prince street.
4 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
SALES AT AUCTION.


LBERr II NCo1AY AUUrosEEx -yNPoRTANr
"A tonc. AZ toe earnest sohe s,iou Il ny numerous
Patrons have concluded hold regular auction sses OF
stools ard bonds urpg the summer mouha eyory
hJrDAY AND THURSDAY
At1S3f O'CLOCK r M NJ tho -erchsnts ExchsuRe thoss
having been my established days Of sale for The past i've
years
Special Gales on other days when required
Believing that this change vito the pprobstou of
SnS pubic nave been persuaded adopt oourss which
will tsse effect from this Gate S' "-
NEW YORK, June l. 1855
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock auctioneer and banker, no. Broad street.
4 DLsECKBR SON co. WILL SELL. ON THURS
"a day June at The Stable of Truesde l72 Mercer
suef O'Clock The SPLENDID harness made
~ wood no nnson 20 for President fillmore fnishrd
ae Mes thorough and elaborate manner and all In
order Geo Re seen en- tho premises TIL sale.
hNHAkDS, AUCTiONEER.-l50 CASES OF
~ noo's sooes and brogaus -RICdAkDB WHITING
WI sell on Wednesday, June At l011 O'Clock
Oor sndt street. resh aud able goods the
snansfac'users Aso several invoices Of goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

U,cE sAvAnNAu AND FLoEIDA.-aREAr REDUC-
ton In reishi-Messurerent goods SIX cens per foot
Cabin passsge Sd The steamship AUGUSTA Capt NJ =.
woOihul VIII leave taiurfsy, June at O'Clock Y. NJ
from pier No North river BUS Of j., lng signed on bosd
BON 70 broadway Htssmers for Fori,a with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

UCTIoN roTICE M. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER,
"a win alt ie morrow Thursday ~ 10Y oclocs, at the
ssesroou 10 Nassau street. large OF and
second hsnd housebo urniue sing OF Brussels
pets m hoe and rosewood psror marble
ire pier and fofs tables bookcases dining tables
DIV tea sets gilt frame psr glassss and
mstoEspy crsssipg bure hsands toilet
gary snd ood bsdsesds hs beds holsters
and pillows, loungea wardrooes &c The whole be
psrenyory so the highest bidder pay cash e
Catalogues ready morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Y. HUNT AUCTIONEKR -RNGULAk SALE OF
81 household furntuTe-J W. HUNT wiz sell this day
"wednesday juno ut l0 o'clock at bis spacious sales
rooms No W Nassau srees magnificent assortment OF
hogsny psrior suits covered N French sn broosde plush
ard harcl0h eegeres sdeboards wsrdr0bes ete etes
sofas lounges ehsrs rockers bedseads bureaus enamel
led chamber suts &c, &C. TO- ALSO ocoth crockery cut
&C Aiao account OF whom NAV eoacern one piano
forte Sale positive Catalogues with full particulars ready
ohr ont e m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

A UCTION NOTICs.-CRoCEERY AND GLASS
"A HENRY q. EVANS, auctoueer will sell, at store
Libertp street Wednesday June at 10 O'Clock In lo
to suit dealers the entire stock of osber declining busines
removed fo- venience being genera
mep Of white grapite and ware glass ware &t
sale post i've sndlwhou Coos carefully
for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

= UCT1oN notice j. BooART AUCTIONEER.-BY
N =. hO4AhT On Thursday at 10 o'clock, 1877 West
Twny seventh street. sale OF geateel household
furniture consisting OF general ssScr nen Of paor ch.m
Der and d,nng oom furniture.
OHhRLcs +. WATTS Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
HOTELS.

RLAECARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TwELFrH
y street, New York-Reopensd, elegantly furnished
Offering superior odatons families and
travelling boarding Transient price 81 per day Puzzle
favors respectfully collected By BLANCHARD MACMILLAN
noArE ROUSE. 800 FOURTH AvETUE-THIs FAMILY
~ hotel reopened for families or single genlemen.
board prices from 50 70 IS week, transient bosrders
vi Is per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
SHIPPING.

VHn VAN EkBlLT kDaOrEAs LINE or 5rEaM.
snpc DEW oun ew furk. Southampton Hare aa5 Bee
men VIII sA As follows, carrying tho United States uaA,
Via
New fort fof Southampton | From Havre south
snc hAyrs- ampton Tor Hsw Yyk
NOHTH III An, sA day Juue 10 gecnezeav In,
VANDERbIIf, Satday July 4 Wadnast Az ... .yui "
Frum New York 1 bremen 4 Hayre aud
For Southampton hAvre far sau.huap on,
and Bremen SOUTHAMPTON for nsW Ysrk.
N0Brr LIGUT Rat. June IL Rat July 10 wetu July IA
AklkIs Sat July 10 sat aug. ! Wsdn, Aua, y
Price OF passage per Vanderbilt First sioo
cabin 500 aud per North Northern Light snd Ariel
fEsi osbin tyo, second oaoia $780, .hrd csbn SIS
Certificates 'ssuei for passage from Europe
Specie delivered In London and Paris
d. TORRANCE. No. Bowung 0rser ~ r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

TOHN LLOYD, AUCTIONEER.-LLOYD 4 WARREN
sDwi sell Thursday June al los O'Clock ct 1873 Eighth
street. between broadway and Fourth The household
Brussels and tapestry carpets rosewood mshogany and
black walnut bedsesds mattresses and bedding bureaus
wsshsands tables etegeres ladies' work stands par0r suit
in brocate mahogany hair cloth chairs sofa and totes
locking glasses curtains cornices silver plated &c.
together with the usual OF basemsnt and Kitchen
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11

HAD NEVER SEEN CoLoRED PERsoN-A lady
twenty years OF age, accompanied by friend, ar
rived here in vessel few days since from Ma
chas Me. Singular as it may appear this was the
first time she had ever taken Etieaye of absence"
from home. She states that she never saw a color
ed person nor railroad until her arrival in New
Bedford-Ne~ Bedford Mercry
The sugar crop of Louisiana, so says the New Or
leans Picdyune, promises well, and with good wea-
ther during the fall the yield will be fine one, de
spite the loss of about 5000 hogsheads by inunda
ton.
The Dallas (Texas) Herald learns that Gov Run
nels is of opinion that the Southern Paelhc road has
forfeited its charter, and has directed the Attorney
General to bring suit against tue company Tor for
feture.
FpoN TURK's IsLANp-We have Turks Island pa
ners to Iuly H. A heavy rain had taken place at
Cockburn harbor, and some weeks would have to
elonse ere the pans could recover from its effect
Stock of salt SOO,O 900 bushels, price s14@9 cts.
Mr.. Woodford Taylor, recently of the neighbor-
hood of Fredericksburg, was brutally murdered in
his own house at GordOnsville on Sunday night
last Three persons have been committed to iail
charged with the murder.
Mr.. Charles A. Smith, graduate of the Univer-
sty of Virginia, has been elected to fill the chair of
Mathematics in the Olin and Preston Institute,
Montgomery county, Va.
The Macon Ca Citizen says ga gentleman re
Gently from Florida, and who passed through south
western Georgia, says the present and cotton
crop promises to be the largest grown for twenty
years.
Chicago, last Spring, about $50 6OOO OOO, while
the amount recorded upon bond and mortgages
which il was pledged to secure, over Sl09 QQ0,-
900.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

GALE AT MISUNDERSTANDING the whole of Satur-
day night and Sunday morning, severe gale visited
the town and port, the wind blowing in heavy squalls
from the northwest. In the town trees were blown
down and considerable damage done. A number of
casualties to the coasting shipping have been re
ported
TEA TRADE.-The deliveries in London, estimated
for the week S50,729 lbs, which is decrease
of22 49S lbs. compared with the previous statement
GREAT MEETING OF JEws.-A numerousy attend
ed meeting of the Jewish community was held Mon
day afternoon, July 2G, at the London Tavern, to
commemorate the passing of law which admitted
Jews to Parliament.
Destructive FIRE.-On Sunday a fire broke out
upon the premises known as Acorn Wharf, in Rothe-
hithe. The property belonged to Peter Roll & Co.
Nearly two acres of the ground have been cleared
of piles of valuable timber and this, in conjunction
with the loss of the building, is said to involve
very heavy loss.
THE RIoTs IN CANDIA.-The Paris papers of Sun
day have the following telegram dated Trieste,
July 23d. "Advices from Constantinople of the
18th, announce that the Minister of Police,
mission by his government. He is provided with
fresh instructions. Tranquility has been restored
at Canea."
MODERN NMRoD.-The late Sir r. Sutton,
Bart, who was in hunting and sporting matters
second Nimrod, killed in II years-from 1928 to
1S45-the following enormous quantity of game
Grouse 3467; pheasants, H. 74; partridges % 1876;
hares, 1929 rabbits, 4,4S3; woodcocks i82; snipes
1885, wild ducks 35; quails, a. landrals 4; ployers
4; dottrels, 4. Total, 5l,765.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-Aucusr 10,

The jury in the kirkpatrick poisoning yesterday
returned verdict acqutng Josiah G. Jones and Eliza
beth fardley and convictng the principals Robert
ana Sarah Kirkpatrick his wife, the twelfth and thr
teenth counts Of the Indictment assault with intent to kill
Edwin Kirkpatrick and Amanda his wife Robert and
Edwin are brothers The parties convicted are out on
bail
Monsieur Godard the celebrated aeronaut made an
abortve attempt to ascend yesterday with his bal
loon, from Lemon Hill Gas was not used heated air
being substituted, but without effect.
The dwelling of ex-Mayor Vaux, at Nineteenth and
Chesnut Streets was entered yesterday morning. during
the abssnce of the family and robbed of wearing
apparel to the value of about eighty dollars The thieves
pried open back window shutter.
The members of the Philadelphia Typographical Cricket
Club met on the ground selected by them Saturday
where we understand their organization perfected
and the pleasures of the game INDUCED in.
The office of the American Telegraph Company Third
street. below Chesnut illuminated last night in COM
memoration OF the successful laying of the Atlantic
Telegraph cable The lamps of the Chinese pattern
and were so arranged to present beautiful well
brilliant appearance
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11
ALTERATION OF OLD ARMS INTO BREECH.
LOADING ARMS

:, The Ordnance Board, consisting of Col. Ripley,
Major Ramsey, and Capt. Maynadier, appointed by
the Secretary of War under that part of the act
approved June IL, 1858, which makes an appropria-
tion ''for the alteration of old so as to make
them breech-loading arms, upon model to be Sc
lected and approved by board of ordnance Off
GERS" have submitted to the Department a report
OF their experiments lately made at West Point,
in obedience to instructions. The practical result
of their labors is embodied in the concluding par
agraph of their report, which is in the following
words:
I'The Board select Morses model, inasmuch as it
differs from the others by including the new and
untried principle of primed, metallic cartridge,
which may, on actual trial, be found of advantage
and they recommend that the appropriation, or so
much of it as the Secretary of War may deem ne
cessary for the purposes of trial by troops in SER
vice, be applied to the alteration of old United
States arms to breech-loading arms upon Morses
model, with certain notifications suggested by
him. -
The other Ordnance Board recently assembled
at West Point under that part of the act which
makes an appropriation for the purchase of breec-
loading earbines of the best model, to be selected and
approved by board of ordnance officers" have
not yet made their report.-National Ltelligencer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11
Police Intelligence.

James Buchanan arrested yesterday by officer Hoo
ver charged with stealing half Sheep the property of
s. Turner. He committed for court by Justice Au-
dOun.
Peter Banzman and John Stephenson arrested by
officer L. p Taylor for throwing stones in the streets
They each fined 81 and costs by Justice Audoun
Michael Murphy arrested yesterday by officer Armes-
worthy charged with driving his wagon without num-
ber Fined 81 and costs by Justice Audoun.
Georgianna 0drdge arrested by policeman Lee on
the charge of to take the life of Anthony Con.
nelly The accused committed to jail flor Court by
Justio Ensor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11

Elizaneth and Margaret Ann Walden arrested by
Craver the charge of assaultng and beating
SOPHIA simmons, and committed to Jail for Court by
Justice Boyd
daniel Lavender was arrested yesterday by officer Ar
nett Tor obstructing the sidewalk with barrels and hogs
heads on the Sabbath day Fined 81 and by Justice
Wheat ~
Jacob Hook was arrested yesterday by officer A. Nor
gan, charged with allowing nuisance his premises
flned so and costs by Justice McAlliser He appealed
from the Magistrates decision
heuoen Barber arrested yesterday by officer Gates
charged with stealing silver watch. He was committed
for a hearing by Justice Morrison