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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-15
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
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DTsru oF ANOTHER BANK PRENDKSr.-Mr. James Mills,
late President Of the Bowcry Savings Bank died al bis
late residence No 100 Fourth avenue Thursday
ing last. Mr. Mills wac well known In financial crclN He
born In Scotland but came 20 this country carly in
bfs. When the Bowery Savings Bank was instituted he
bscse ia President, which position he held up 10 the
time of hrs death, period Of twenty i've years hr.
Mls was seventy i've years Of age at the time OF his
death and makes the third bank President that has died
within q month.
CoiusRA CouEGR-There vas a brilliant audience,
mostly Of ladies, in Hope Chapel yesterday morning. TO
witness the semi annual exercises Of the students Of
Columbia College in defamation and the award Of tes-
umUnias consequent upon the Intermediate exanina.
ton The President, Charles King, occupied the char
The dcclamatons were generally very credtabe, but II
would be unfair 70 particularly, when AL com.
mendable The music was unusually good, and the
audience evidently considered the whole affair most
joyable After the award Of testimonials the bsge
dismissed with a benedicton by Rev. G. X Duffie
chaplain Of the college.
STEAMBOAT IAUScu-The new steamer Sylvan Grove,
built by Mr.. Thomas Collier. for the Harlem and New
York Steamboat line, launched yesterday morning
from the yard foot of Forty fourth street river and
was Immediately towed round the North river, where
she is 10 receive her machinery.
FRS IN woprH SrRxn.-AbGt 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning. FIRE discovered the second door Of build
ing No 126 Worth street. in the premises occupied by A.
Thomas as turner shop The FIRE originated apparently
from an ash box close 10 the stove and burnt hole
through the flooring and lot the fire into the msnufao
tory Of Henry r. Warner on the first floor. The flames
also extended 10 the third noor into the billiard table
mandatory Of Antoine Goeke, whose stock has been
siderably damaged by the FIRE and water Insured for
~ 900 in the Traders Insurance Company OF Jersey City
The damage the turner's stock will be about sloo no
insurance The damage 10 the manufactsry will be
about tioo insured for - 900 In the Rutgers and vii
liamsburg City Insurance companies iThe building IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Klysis QvrT-Ths may be startling intelligence 70 our
people but inclined 70 believe that Ia true from
the evidences which furnished by the Western Jour
nails The fight has been taken up In Congress and the
belserente on the real Geld o battle have withdrawn
their forces apparently very much rejcoed that they
have been relieved from all further participation In tho
troubles which have kept them In continued state of
element for the past two years We congratulate tho
people Of Kansas on their happy escape o fcrth~ d
ecuy. In relation the return Of pesoe The Terri.
tory correspondent OF the 81 Louis Rp~bioaa says
Everything here quiet II Il In Missouri or Illinois
and the Topeka matter simply regarded "a farce. II
is treated here just about the the third House b.
usually treated In cth'r paces hey are cndeavorine 70
nal themselves appear Of some consequence 10 psope
al distance by pretending 10 enact such laws have
already been enacted by the Territorial legislature
Tuey are laughed at here and nothing can give them any
consequence but for Gov Denver 10 interfere with them
They in fact as harmless any other debating soce.
ty, instituted FOR the Improvement Of youth.
Another correspondent writing 10 the ~ Ious Demo.
crdt, says
We intend 70 90 quietly and determpedly, without
regard n nbers OF Congress any body else. We
feel old enough and able enough 10 take Of ourselves
and intend 10 do H.
n any further evidence wanted that the Kansas ques
ton virtually settled In Rsnsas we refer 10 the follow
ing item which indicates that the people have given
NJ wrsnsng and ouarrene over the abstract questions
which the politicians forced upon them and have com
menced TAKING about matters which more Immediately
affect their interest," and contribute 70 the progress Of the
ferrnory-
Our dates from Ieavenworth city are 70 The bth INST
AZ that time matters moving forward pcaocably and
quietly in The Territory Much interest was eh al Ieaven
worth m the projected " "Leavenworth, lawrence and
For Gibson railroad. public meeting had been called
for Saturday last The Journal remarks The building
and early completion Of the road is a fixed fact"
ELECTION IN Bosros.-An election was held for Alder
man, TO an vacancy In the Seventh ward of Boston, on
The loth inst which resulted in the choice Of The demo
cratic candidate, by the following vote
eemuei hnVh ucm'ss..s.... 80
solomon fPer, rsp 0lo
-
Democrsnc mNorlV. ........................... fI5
WASTING TDx-There is what s called a Personal
Liberty bill" before The Legislature Of the lle
nine state Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
which Is thus spoken of by the Providence ycmnai The
leading black republican paper Of the stases-
The doctrine OF the bill h right the ou1y things IN Vie
way are the constitution and laws OF the usd s&a1ee
any method found OF getting around these hope The
General Assembly will Immediately M attention 70
the Admission Of Kansas under the constkuton which he
people have adopted This Ia slso q very just MEASURE
sns we are certain that General Assembly be- n
much psvsr over soe subject As the oshes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

BursArics continue to be NJ numerous q ever. The
police, however, have been little successful OF
late, and have managed io eject the arrest Of several
well known thieves, who will receive but little mercy
when brought before the Court Of General Sessions.
On the morning Of the 9th INST the store Of John ".
Avery No 900 ws,er street, burglarousy entered
by forcing open door, and quantity Of segars and
sardincs valued at 1890 carried OF by the thieves
Eliza Chadwick. Of the inmates residing at No 3is
Water street was awakened by the noe of the burglars
and going 70 her bedroom window and booking
out, she perceived two men making their escape
from Mr.. Avery's store, with quantity Of segrs
ssd sardines in their possession. Mrs. Chad
wick described the appearance Of the burglars go
accurately that the Fourth precinct police succeeded IN
eectpg their arrest Philip Crowley and John stenneld,
arrested suspicion, identified by the witness
the persons she leaving the rear Of Hr Averys pre-
misos with the stolen property In their possession Ys
tcrdsy the prisoners brought before justice Counoy
the Lower Police Court, -h.re they were committed
for examination, in default of bail
On the night o the 10th Instant the store of James Ma
hney No 81 Park street, burgariowy entered BY
coupc of negroes and about s0 ~orth o property stolen
therefrcm The burglars arrested yesterday, by
the xth precinct police with portion OF the stolen goods
10 their possession. on being brought before Justice Con
nolly at the lower Police Court, they we're fully commit
ted Tor trial, In default OF bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

ovbed by Andrew s,oeckeL II Is damaged ab,u: 800,
and insured.
FRK IN WEST THIRTY, sKoosp SrRYr1 Between one and
two O'Clock yesterday morning fire discovered in
the dwelling house No. West Thirty second street. owned
and occupied by William p. Lee The alarm was gwen
and the hremen soon arrived but owing the great dis
spce OF the MIGRANTS from the burning building some
elapsed before supply Of water obtained; hy
draft, II Is SAID was found frozen up Il appears that
previous to Mr. Lee retiring N bed strong smell Of burn
To the kitchen and basement End its origin but he
could not md any IRE or smoke Al about half past one
O'Clock ne was swoke by smoke which filed his bedroom.
He Immediately PROCEEDED down sars TO the basement
and FOUND II niied with dense smoke Becoming alarm
ed be then reused his family and that Of hts brother
the! all made their escape from the building The flames
spread win great rapdity and before tho Dire extn
gusbed the building damaged probably the amount
OF oOO and furniture about So 600 Mr. Lee has 900
insurance on the building In the Union Mutual Insurance
Company and IS oC0 on his furniture In the New York
from appearances, originated the hot air furnace in
the cellar An investigation win be gone into by the Fire
Marshal.
FhE In NORTH MOORE sTREET-BURNING OF PUBIC SCHOOL
No. ABetween 10 and II O'Clock last night fire broke
corner Of varckstreet The flames first discovered
bursting from The upper story and roof and spread with
astonishing rspidty Before the nremen could get an
effective stream 70 bear the whole of the fourth story was
envelope but by the united exerons of the remep the
they pretty much subdued The loss may be est-
mated at about $40 000 This school considered one
Of the best in the city, and its total destruction would
have been serious public calamity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

On returning u. sho parter Mr. Stanton received BY
large his frvnds, among them Horace Greeley
Judge Mortbn and others CONSIDERABLE conversation
sued smng these gentlemen respecting the dsappoint
pept rAt WIS maDi'ested by the crowd, during which
MI Gfeepey remarked that unless suitable apology was
msS tney would never engage the building again
Several ladies who present Aere introduced t. Mr.
eapsn and finally the party took leave Of the above gea
tensap.
ONE OF THE INCIDENTS OF THE MEETING.
At the Academy Of Music, and while Mr. Butler was
making few remarks, gentleman named stephens had
hts pocket pi,ked or s3o boy named Charles Hsnder
caught Of picking gent eman's pssxe
by Coroper Perry and handed tie police He
convey ed TO the Eighteenth ward station house and locked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

yArsI hrnAkx-sHocxSG DxAm.-Coroner Connery
called yesterday 10 hold inquest the New York
Hoepfsl upon the body Of young man, named Andrew
McNaly who died the previous evening from the effects
Of quaDtty of cyanide Of silver administered BY himself
through mistake appeared from the evidence sdduccd
before the Coroner that Thursday afternoon sbcu,
O'Clock, the deceased who journeymsn carpenter
went 10 the electrotypng esisbsbment Of Messrs X
Black Co. 142 Chatham street. for the purpose Of stting
bolt to " their window shutters. Being exceeding
y thirsty he went tot hydrsnt for the purpose Of getting
drink of water but In his hurry dipped The tumber into
which stood beside The hydrsnt, which he sup
posed contained ice water. and drank OIL the
same before he discovered tne is's, mistake imme-
and alarmed the inmates Of the house Mr. Black, know
ing the fatal effects of the poison, administered quantity
c lamp oil the decoase ~ an antdote, but the attempt
proved Unsuccessful McNslly conveyed 10 the New
York Hospital suffering Intensely from the effects OF the
no,son T b arrival al that nsttutop every effort was
made 10 save his life by Dr. Dash, the house surgeon
there in attendance but in vain. The deceased expired
in less than quarter of hour after his admission 70
the hospital Tie Jury In this rendered verdict of
1csth by drinking cyanide Of silver by mistake for
water the store Of Mr. Black In Chatham street on the
h Of February 1858 from the effects Of which he died
at the New York Hospital, few minutes after his sd
mlseon Deceased native OF Scotland and rec led
with bis parents at No. 15o West Seventeenth street
FArAuY KoKrp Hossx.-The Coroner was noused
o hold inquest yesterday the Twenty second pre-
cinct ssou house, upon the body Of boy named John
Porter who died from the effects Of kick received from
wicked borsc In Thirty fourth street. Tenth avenue
Coroner Hills wiz hold an inquest upon the body 70 day
svpDxs TEsrH IN A Dryve Sncos.--wilam williams
ccmpoi,er, died suddenly 90 Thursday afternoon while
eating his dinner II the saloon OF Samuel Cage corner Of
Front and Fulton sreets The deceased resided At No.
3e2 resrl ssree and worked the corncr Of Chi and
Frankfort stree Coroner Gamble held inquest upon
the body Of deceased, when verdict 6 "Dcakh from dis
ease OF the heart," We rendered BY the jury
Forsp nAp.-An aged German, named Cnariee sAlser,
found dad yesterday morning In shsnscc 10 Forty
eighth street between Ninth and Tenth An in
quest viii be held upon body q deccased 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Tps DAssvuLE MrRDER.-The Livingston, ". Y.
S-fsr,i says the trial " Isaac l. Weed b causing much
excitement He under indictment Tor the murder Of his
brother David j. Wood, and Rhods Wood his brothers
wife lie now on trial for the murder OF the last named
He also under suspicion Of having previously murdered
his swn wife in New Jersey The prisoner b about as
d 9s, rather slight built Of medium height, and rather
nervvm nmperAmett. lie has shidren. David J.
Wood - Rhoss Wood len two children, who are the
bsnds friends Prof Hsdley, Of Buffalo, snsysed the
conseu the stomachs OF D. J. Wood and Rhoda wool,
vhc Dr. Chiffon, OF New York snaIy sed The content.
been the discovery Of acid in all three sucent
70 have caused death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

TIE WEATHER m vRRMoNr.-There was rather
deep fall u snow Vermont on Monday last, and 10
wards evening n blew gale On Tuesday was beauu.
fully clear, and The slcshng excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

EscArs oy uu Couxrxsrurn JosruH LAuL-ofhcer
E1hha n. wildey was no, the party who had charge d
Joseph Lane NE counterfeiter, whom be escaped Mr.
wAey was only witness In the case, and the nevsps
psrs have done him njrsiice In hs matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
Political Intelligence.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

ItlTY HOTEL. CORNER OF ROYAL AND CANE
Y RON STREETS, .1ierandy1o, Ta-The under
signed respectfully invite their friends and tht
travelling public generally, to make the CITY
HOTEL their stopping place while III AleXan
dria, with the assurance that no pains, trouble
or expense will be- spared by Tue PRDrRikl'R
and his geniien.dmiy and accommodating hSSlS'
IANIS, IN their efforts 10 secure the comfort
and pleasure OF their guests
This HOTEL has been thoroughly repaired
ard neatly and comfortably furnished through
out. and from its we'll known location. in the
business part ef the city, visitors on business or
otherwise, Will consult their comfort and conve-
nence. b. making il IueIrhorre during their stay
The SERVANTS are polite and ot'enitre, and
the TABLE will he amply supplied with every
thing ior the inner man. the city market
affords
WHALEY'S OMNlBUSES, with polite Dr!-
vers and Porters. will attend at the DEPICTS and
Wharves, upon the arrival and departure OF the
Cars and Boats, TO convey passengers 10 and
from the House.
The Stages Tor Winchester, via Leesburg,
and for UPperville, have their office al this
House, v here persons wishing TO take seats l"T
either OF the above intermediate places, VIII
please leave their names.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER Proprietor.
J. j. ROBERTS. Assistant.
IL Travellers and citizens are informed ihat
by lea; ing their names al the office OF the City
Hotel, they will always be certain OF being
conveyed on their journey in proper time, that
being the Office for Wha!ey's Omnibus Line.
any l-d3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

VOUNG LADIES' INSTITU TE.-The
Ninth Annual Session Of this Institution,
Tor Boarding and Day Scholars, will commence
on Monday, September 18th
The Exercise, will be conducted by the Prin.
cipal and his vile, aided by competent AssIs-
tants in The several departments.
Those pupils who expect 10 become teac ers,
will. in addition 10 tue usual course OF study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics and duties as relate directly 10 the
profession OF Teaching
Courses of Lectures upon the Sciences, will
be- delivered during the year.
Further Information respecting the lnstitu
ton, may be obtained BY application to
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

,~;ABINFT, CHAIR Asp SOFA MANU-
1 ! FACTORY, No. $50, King street, .iIerdn-
ar7a, Va.-Having lately stted up one OF TIE
bapdsomest and most spacious wart.rooms IN
rbs city for the FURNITURE BUSINESS, re-
specrfi!ly invite public attention TO my large
sfock o, FrRxIruRE. which am constantly IN
creasing Persons visiting our city Will ind ii 10
their advantage TO give me a call as the range ol
nv GOODS in respect TO quality and price, is
.,,.n =. 70 cover the wants and views OF all
NV Nv stock to comprises Mahogany Sofas, ROCKING
Cspe and Wood seat Sitting Chairs, Side
boards. Dressing Bureaus, (lnarbie top and Plaln0
marble top and plain Wash Stands marble marble Top
Sofa Card, BOOK and fancy Tables, Cottage Set,
Beds,eads, OF all patterns; such as nigh, Field
inc Frsnch. low.post and TrundIe Bedsteats,
several sew patterns OF Cottage Bedsteads, Hat
rscK, " ardrobes. Looking Glasses, and alaFge
number OF other articles brace! III TIE business
IF Beds. Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c,
- JAMES n DEVAUGHN