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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-12-03
ALITTLE WHILE,

Beyond tie smiling ard the weeping
shall be s1an
Beyond the waking ana the sleeping,
Beyond the sowing and the reapins,
I shall De scgug
Love, rest and hgne
Sweet home
Lord, tArry net, bat some.
Beyond the bl1omIng and the fadisg,
! shall be sson
Beyond the shining aud the shading,
Beyond The hoping and the dreadinEr
shall be soani
Love, rest, and home
Sweet home
Lord, tarry not, hut come.
Beyond ths rising and the setting,
shah be sponi
Beyond the calming and the fIettiug.
Beyond remembering and fgrgettingi
shall BE- s0oni
Love. rest, and home
Sweet home
Lord, tsrry not, but come.
Beyond the parting aud the meeting,
shall be soon
Beyond the farewell and the greeting,
Beyond the pulsc's fever beating
ahall BE- soon,
Love, rest, and houe
Sweet home
Lord, taTry not, bat come.
Beyond the frosi-e ehsin and the fever,
! shall be anous
Beyond the rock waste and the river,
Beyond the ever and the never,
shah be soon
Love. rest, and home ?
Sweet home
Lord, tarry not, bu, come.
Ray. Da. BoSAEy
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-12-03

e. Il Is iu Yain 70 strike your finger
20 aassF, and after pulling L out, look
fog lhs hole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

is the opinion Of parties engaged in the transportation
Of emgrants hat the exodus from Germany this
try will be very large this year. The class that will be
.'rsced the well to do farmers who have been n,n
fed that would be good time to invest in Western
lads, prices rule lower than they have r years
owing 10 the necessities OF the land specu,ors who
compelled TO soil largely aud reduced TO
their obligations The Germ have been notified
Of these facts by their ynen in America, and the
passenger agents here have told provide for
itre emigration from Havre, Hamburg and Bremen
1ns emigration, Is supposed, will be third larger
Than usual.
so vel aware the German merchants OF The drec-
ton enVrants will from this year, that already
measures beng taken to provide for their
oommodaiion Az they VIII be Of better class than tho
usual run Of emgrants is proposed TO screw pro.
peers for this purpose II Ia understood that Gelpek. Il
Company OF No. SO William street, intend TO pu, four
new steamers early ~ the spring the line between
Bremen aod this port. Tho propeers Of Sands &
Co some eight in number, which were hired by the
British government to take on. transports East
dies will soon be relieved Of that duty and will probably
also run between Bremen and New York Including the
avre steamer IT Is net improbable that before summer
there will he from ten 10 twelve ply ing between
this city and the various parts Of Germany.
On the other hand, there every believe
the rth emigration will fall OIL Tue uarko, for lrsh
servant girls has been steadily lowering year after year
and plenty Of help be obtained foI 81 .od 81
per month. There is In fact plethora OF Irish servant
girls: and the market for iaborers is not very
good in consequence Of tho s,oppage Of 50
many pHsc works, railroads, SC Anoner cause Is tn.
fact that Ireland has become tbiDncd ont aud labor s in
far better request ,bsn The Of ration Of tao I'm
numbered kBtacs Courts have been TO tako Tho land
away from the idle, bankrupt landlords sbo cursed
Ireland 30 long, and give II 10 worthy families In fee sim
ple who have an interest improving their little proper
ce, and TO whom the labor Of the pcassnry will be 81
value II IL not generally Known but II Is never
theless tue that real estate Ireland mas risen nearly
hundred per cent IN value during the past eleven
years circumstance all due 10 the beneficial influence or
Ills land law, and that the socs condition OF the
people Gar better than has been for half a century
past.
Notwithstanding the unfavorsblc beginning, there Is
10 believe tina, the emigration OF this year viii cx
coed that of last year, and the will be mainly soi
Germany, who VIII be attracted TO the Western country
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ensued bse opportunity Of sscera,nns the plain
simple facts, dv.ssd Of al. the va nish and polish With
which yor coat I'll And what they' Mrs u SAVE
that John was great avcrite the very Gay he 'e't
that he gave every satisfsction-iDdeec, waS scr!
"good, Cse!ol and gen.eel" Az TO- The charge
Of attempting to break into the wardrobe aud
stealing the jeweTy a. thai Mrs. b. has u snbstsn
tiate is "thst he heard In Der pryipg abo'
The charge o. theft rather breach Of trust. rs there
fore the only tangible accusation ng tu. have
the satisfaction ct knowing taa, his diploma OF theft
he must be stgma'izec such procured roe
through or by but in the "house In Finh avenue"
If, sir, a. you assert he thief forger All Wsr,
how in the name Of dad you .vus. him with
a"consde1aSis sum Of money, End especially after you
were aware n ss tis.pps to steal je~e'ry> ooo'rs'
you yourself NJ 70 inc Gay DC e''' VI.
very highest faith in bis honesty and Nv @''"'s',
ie', sir, you accuse me Of Willingly supp ying YOU Wv"
Athier
The whole matter Hts N ? ruisher You got supplied
with eooa. quiet lad for servAn, you aad your fao
treated him, as bave every 70 beeye, u man
FER lot at al suited 10 ycrt position he particulars OF
which have already published, aud many Il you
want them); ard now, to add Insult to injury Islander
him 10 a way no gentleman would the very neaues. Of
bis fellow creatures
sincerely hope tina; the lesson being impaired
you will improve your future relations WITH those when
circumstances have placed beneath you the social
scale. Charity Balls and ali tina. sort Of Ting may pass
very well with the casual observer; but remember sir
Charity begins at home"
Your obedenl servant,
W. 4. COLLINS
JAMES Bscoxs, ESD, Washington.
p ST. forgot to meu'ion that Mrs Brooks admits you
owe John months wages, and that the difference
between the pa you mase such fuss sbou, AMI the
wages due, is 80 trifng that offered 10 pay 90 tho
spot. WAC.
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Corousrs' 1nquesfs.

ACCIDENTALLY POISONED ~ AN OyrRpusB nv MoRPHrSR-
melancholy accident occurred at No 80 vcstry street.
on saturday night vincent Chovey, young Frenchman.
boarding at tie above place died from The effects Of
overdose Of morphine administered for the purpose Of
relieving him from the acute pain Of infamuatory rheu
maiism Deceased appeared, complained Of pain
saturday night and requested drug clerk sbo board
ell In the same house with bin, 10 give him NOR
rhne The clerk, Richard Rocke, gave deceased three
iourths CT grain O'Clock ", but the medicine fail
ing to have the desired effect wa. repeated in the same
quantity at 10 O'Clock p. NJ The Last dose proved fatal
About O'Clock the following morning Rookie was awaken
ed by The heavy breathing Of deceased. Fearing that
there was danger N be apprehended he called IN
physician, but medical aid too late Deceased ex
pred in lees than fifteen minutes after the arrival OF the
doctor Prom the evidence sd6uced before Coroner
Gamble appeared that deceased in the habit OF
taking morphine TN Thursday evening nc took half q
grain, but did not seem 10 have the slightest effect upon
him. The jury in thi rendered the following
dct;-"Death by overdose Of morphine, administered
81 him by Richard Rookie, he (Rccke) not suppcsing
would produce other than beneficial effects" Deceased
was % years Of age.
FArAL FAI1 WINK ISroxIokrp Coroner Conuery held
an inquest yesterday at No Ill Delaney street upon the
body Of woman named Ellen nastcrson who died from
the effects Of fall received while intoxicated Deceased,
appeared ives endeavoribg 10 carry pail or water up
stairs when che slipped and fell ioo an area way be-
meath receiving fracture Of the cevical vcr,sbr viii n
resulted in almost instant death. Verdict Accidental
DEATH Deceased was 30 years OF ago, aud native
OF Ireland.
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Court Caiendar--Thts nav.

SvrRruv CorRr-Csrcuit- 90, 81, rs, IT, 12e 81
80 81 49, lT6 l7s, $50, 1sl 49, 49, 1856 1886 49, 1ss
$50
Usrrp srarrs p.uacr ocrsSos. IS, 50, IFS, 81, 90,
So, 81, liz. 1a2, 123, i2i, 1880 las.
srTRrop corr-Hcs. %, 81 70, ara 4is, lIe as 500,
$40 $50 bbs bbq b6i 263 ISL AIS 1885, S2s 42o asO
tsi i3b All 4p0 sol, 47a, 40, tT2, bo4, 49, SIS 2ss
$50 sos 447 2ci, 1l3 2ss 239, $40, an u.s. 102 $780,
3e1, 400, 4s6, 19i, d93, $40, 500.
Three courts will be Reid during the last two weeks Of
this term for tho trial Of jury and two justices will
81 at special term and chambers No general term will
be held - - - -
ass $50 457 Abq 35i 400, 4e1 i62 a64, 3s. Part a.
Nos 2s2 a22 AIS, ass 4io, AL s, AS, 1000, 81 2S,
sos, 3l5, 32i, 1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
WILLIAMSBURG Cry News.

TH ARsoN CAsE.-The examination Of Jacob Gamer
and John Petermsn, charged with setting fire e the
dwelling house, Noe lS9 and 16l McKiooen street, was
concluded before Justice Allen Saturday evening
The follow the substance OF the testimony taken
George Eberhardt testified that be resided on lie
second floor o. No l5l Mck1ben street at the time Of the
FIRE Some two days after the fire Gsp,er caue 10 the
bouse of wires ard asked Mrs tberhardt could prove
that he had re on his pants when he from the
ret two or three nights after the fire. when Gamer
mailing up the doors, witness asked him wha. ne had
II for; Gamer said ~ have never troubled you
about the rent; tailor, keep quiet have got a
IN the rear house that you live in If you keep your
mouth; witness went into the house to get Of his
WOOD when Frederick Wolf came 10 and said ''You
man be and take so s25 and keep your mouth
shut"
Martin Lapder, residing the same floor with Fber-
bsrdt, testified tha, the night OF the fire he heard
alarm and upon looking out of the window saw the fire
in the basement Of the next building he down and
the fire. was soon extingushed when he returned 10 in
form his family upon going stairs OF No 1el be heerd
ire burning in 0arze. 3 bedroom and in the garrett
Adam Cbristmsn testified that be had conversation
with Gamer after the latter had lost trial with Meyers
in Brockiyn GAMER inquired Il he would have to pay
Myers his house should burn down; witness told Gan
yer that &yers could put an Injunction the insurance
money accused said he old not believe it, that Col Jack
another lawyer had told him that ne would have
TO pay any BODY his house should be destroyed by fire
Philip OH, camphene dealer, testified that the
Monday previous to the re, Gamer purchased larger
quantity Of camphene than usual
VIM C. Disbrow testified that accused had his furni-
tore osured for $500 in the Williamsburg Fire Insurance
a
company objected to paying anything; the matter
finally compromised by the pay ment Of $50
Jul ana Kline testified thai the tnpe of the Ere she
resided 10 the front of No 1871 the mex. DAY she
fcuro sack worn by Gamers wife, ana vest Can
zer's psrlor
Dotb searched ana smelt of csmphine. Tho gar.
ments which exhibited in had beea kept by
witness since. | on the evidence, CANCER com
med FOR trial, and Petcrman, his brother nlaw,
discharged.
TIE SrABBNG ArrRAr-J ohn Rockford residing In North
Ninth street, who stabbed in a porter honse fracss
few evenings since, and IT was thought could not
cover, was improving yesterday and lis physician Dr.
North has hopes Of ha recovery. John Conner who is
alleged committed the offence ~ sti at large and 1t rs
supposed secreted by his friends Ia the heghborhood
The sfray, informed, old take place ia the
store OF Mr. Philip Brady NJ the Of First and North
Eighth street M alleged in report but in the store at
the opposite corner
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Marriage OF the Psipcess Royal OF E.g-
In, News from Caiis.oin, sh. Moy,nops,
the South P-ciGc, sc Affairs In Earope--
Lola Montes on GniIsntry --latest InteIIi-
gsnee- Narkets, &c. sc.
Wednesday, edition of tho FssrY Hssup, arcur
other things, will contain
Pull Particulars Of the Nup,als Of the Princess Royal
Of Ftgand-sone at -. Jamez ral,ce-Thc Bridal Pro
oession ForlaodThc Prev aLg Drcs- r.-hiona-Apoo,-
arce Of the Bride-wshes for her HappncssTra III 10
sroom's Advance to the slar-Istsocacto OF the M.
Bride-Ires. Of the Bride-Tbe Designs and Mat, r.
Dresses 81 The Royal Family OF EngIan--T,s Marriage
CeremonArhc WEDDING Dinner and Bride Csxe--Tbe
Departure from Iondor-Arrival Of the Bride and Bride
groom nj Windsor, &c
Two Weeks Later News from California The south Pa
cnc, &c.
News from Salt lake City
Interesting Letters from Our Special Correspondent, IN
Kansas.
Affairs in Europe-Lctters from Our Correspondents in
london, Paris, 81 Petersburg and Berlin Foreign bra
matte and Operate News, &c.
Incidents and Experience OF Cruise OF over Two Years
on the African Coast
lola Mones en- Gaiiantry.
Affairs in Warrington Proceedings Of Congress
EDITORIAL ,semapks on Matters Of Interest
The Local Incidents Of this adjoining cities Of gone
raj interest
Full Report Of the Prices Of a. kinds Of Family Mar
ks,rR in New York corrected each week carefully and
accurately
The Latest Intelligence received up the time Of publ
cation.
Together with Police Reports-fheatrich Aasters-Re.
port Of the Cattle Markc,-Money and Commercial Mar.
kets-MSrsges and DeaihsForruirg great mass Of in
terestlng ard miscellaneous reading.
Terms--Oniy a. year four cents a single copy. To
be obtained at the office Of the HSsAtD and Of oil news
sse,S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

duty Il sbs be 70 zee THAI the case fairly tried and
thai the guilty parties shall b brought 70 punishment
wher the farce Of trial bad and finally the party
comm iuns the crime allowed TO 60 free He hoped
that the committee would not allow such farce IN shi.
case allow the law 70 DO evaded - was IN snas
For himself, he would say that he would % con
stanty vgant and that not Gully by day but by nght
giving his persc attention the matter 70 see thai f
justice be done. The meeting could rely on MN IN AL
and at all times.
The chsirwan was frequently interrupted by applause,
Mr. WRIGHT nominated Hon. RodmAn B. Dawson, Surro-
gate OF Kings county, &C: Secretary The nonina
ton unanimously confirmed
Mr. WRIGHT thor nominated the following committee 70
watch over the proceedings this matter aud that
justice was DONE Inc nominations we're confirmed The
committee 10 a. follows
William Van Brunt, Winchester Brittian,
james T. Ieete, Dar,ei p. Barnard,
Andrew pesendorf, John X Oakley,
JAMES X. LeEgett, Richard Martin,
Richard c. underlil., Thomas Jerome,
John Z. I.olte, George l. Iampon.
Mr. As suggested that As snohs. meeting would BE-
made II would be as wall call another meeting whore
fuller expression OF sentiment @, ~Aio ce nS";
Captain snArnnAs, OF the third prcc. Doa oaereat
tes S 70 me eest tia; every person in az
sehn ie IN. RAJ services Ut the deceased and Ia " ~
MAX u respect they Grape on the left arm 1po
res cA'tion was carried
Dir. GAvIDK SEAMAN then moved that the meeting ad.
Joau 10 meet nj the cali OF the committee The motion
carried.
After ibe adjournmens the name of George Hall was
ADDED the committee by resolution offered by Mr..
Wright.
Alter most who had composed the meeting hsd left
DR. TvcR called for the organization Of another meeting
for the purpose "a taking ssoroagb in the
pre- misses and proposed that those present enrol them
ssives into Vigilance Committee. Thin b-ps seconded
else that the committee 20 to the station
house and take change of the prisoners.
Capt. SUAuRMAE and NJ HALL promptly put stop 10
the proceedings and stated that the object not 10
violate law, and that all bad bsen accomplished which
could consistently be done at this time
Those present then gradually dispersed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

The United states sioop-of John Adams, Commsn
der Hon, was Valparaiso the LIST OF January lsst
IRON Panama she would start for home on the 9th Of
that month, touching at 81. Helena
general Inspection 81 the United States slcop Of.
var Louis took place Saturday at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, BIZ the commanding officer ~ the yard AZ this
altogether secret exhibition of the prowess OF Uncle
SANS worthy knights Of brass buttons and broadcloth,
no reporters were admitted on board No doubt a
very credisbe affair, considering the OF powder
exhausted in their effort TO make noise.
The 81 louis will be hauled under the shears, when
shc Will discharge her crew and pay them OF.
The United States steam frieate Merrmac Commander
Hitchcock sailed from Rio Janeiro on the 10th Of Decem.
Der tor Valparaiso.
The United states frigasc 81 lawrence Captain Hall
called from Rio Janero December 10 Tor the River rate
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SHOCKING CRUELTY To
The woman who has bcep

SHOCKING CRt Kitty To A LITTLE ORPHAs Grit
--1he who has been arrested in Ffshkill v ",
Ter Shocking cruelty to little orphan girl WHOM she took
70 bring Up, Kept school in that village The child ia
Portuguese by birth, about twelve years I'd very pretty
and tells straightforward story One mode Of torurng
her was 70 make her hold hot poker in her h,ud until
completely burned 10 blister, and after doing b tlh
rser ana whip upon the burned parts Auo.her mode
WIS 10 r the child naked. lay her upon the flor aud
then dFsw The heated poker different parts Of her
ptrson, burning her IN frightfn manner At another
tine She teacher put rag IN the te eiris month and
made her Keep there for thirty hours. u course
without food OF drink. string attached to each end
Of the sag and Ted at the back Of tho head The uer
asked why she did not unite the string and the
swe vac That was tied 10 hard knot, firmly that u
sank uio the nesh, and she could II unite a. Al another
tu TIE woman cut all the hair or the chds bead aud
urCn re tor O. her head IL burn caused by coming In
contact With hot stove rirc on occasion Of beng
% L-d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

FnoIvrsssor Pyxsp.et. for che Preseat Year.
DETENTION OF PASSENGER VESSELS AT ssA--SCP-
rosxD toSs or rHS BowAAp, FROM HAMBURG,
WITH ESQ pAsSSSGKKS--A LAb6B tNCkkAsH IN
TIL GERMAN AsD DsCREAsE IN THE IRISH EMI0BA-
Tios ExpYcrEp.
The emigration 70 this port SINCE The commenceraent
az the lreset year has beer very light and the
SAME rao kept up the the year would NEE be
6oteo The following the official hgares OF the arrivals
~ passenger vessels:
AieD emisrso;s arrived 10 Feb 10, 1867 ,es7
Alier migrants arrived 10 FEB. 0, ls5s......a12T
decrease in 1858. .....,..- 4,14o
For this decrease two Gauges are assguablcOnc The
commercial revulsion Of last fall and the other the
de.el.ier OF passenger vessels by the heavy westerly
winds that prevailed on the atlantic at the close If ,as
las; sod The compence1nent Of the present year
Perhaps ore hall of tire migrants who arrive NJ thi,
port brought cut with the money furnished by ,e,r
friends and relatives on this side Of the oceaa Servsr
S'a snd aoorers devote the patsn. industry Of years
and The savipgs Ok their ieAst wsgs to the accumulation
OF fund 10 oiaS out their relatives 10 AsreA And ,as
la, 90 class we're among che fret 70 feel the cs Of s
revulsion which limited their niears and stopped for
ts Their remtances TO the Old country The news too,
Of the panic had is effect in Europe In deterripg emgs
ton VI III better times commenced.
The other cause, however, makes the emigration seem
smaller than really has been. The westerly winds Of
this year have been unusually violent and several ships
have been compelled to put back Oae vessel was IS
days in teairg the British Chaone and the Josephine
frcm Antwerp 10 days before could venture into
the German Ocean. There Is much anxiety felt with
gard to several German vessels and among others the
ship Howard which sailed from Hamburg tho 18th No
yember last nearly three months This vessel
spoken FIVE weeks back and 1t MAJ be she has put
into Rarbadoes There were $50 passengers alb rd add
their friends feel keen anxiety respecting their fas
We annex list of the passenger vessels the
ocean, and most Of which due This list
en- braces all which sailed previous 70 January %. There
thirty two vessels in a,l. with fron to nine
thousand passengers board An easteriy wind would
drive goed many OF them into port
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HurotrsoN-Ious-On Tuesday, Jan. 10, at Cnat.ou
eur Long. Depattemeut du Loret. France by Rev Fanc
Igou In the presence OF Hon John Y Meson hipirt.r
Plenpoteptiary and Envoy Extraordinary OF tie Unbek
states or America 10 the Court OF France ALAspsR son q
hirsin hutchrson ksq, formerly Of Newark New Jar
sty u S. 70 HENRnIIE ANrn EMnA ToRH sHe aghtsr ~
bep Louis Count de Loyaute and Of the Due ana
puchtsse &C Monmorepcy dc Luxembourg
ICtxKR-DIcKJNstN On Saturday evening" Fob l3 BY
!he Rev Thomas Arrnisge, GDnT TuCxia of thu CITY,
70 soTnsC IrcKSsA daughter Of the ate Cornelius DICK
'nson, ESQ, NJ D., of riormont RockiAnd county, Ny.
hocXiahd county and California papers please copy
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Brooklyn City News.

FRE.-About half past O.. O'Clock yesterday morning.
Gre discovered in tie clearing horse 81 Georr, w.
StiLwes iron foundry, IN Court street, Dean luis
building destroyed, but damage done 10 the
building. loss 5000. Insured In the FaruicTs'
trion lnsurance Company, Of Athens Pa for 81, 30