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a widow, and demanded and received 70.
fresh'nent. A wellgrown lad, the, widows
son, waited upon ,tbem-zthea widow hos:
pitably offering to. their wants al=.shs. had.
10 command. - !.syts.s .-sys,t5,: -:
.4"And how do you live in:,the. troublous
times, Goody'' asked one 1.-The mercepa-
.ries with an air of,kindness. e. S ~ !. -;
"Wel I thank Heaven p answered the
poor widow, "my good nianslefs me- oons
and garden withtb bit of4ield lido NOT
complain. = ~. ::fa q.
y "lndeed y calculated the rufian. .Cor.s
poral'spiedgelt, what say youasto trys,siE
Heaven. helps her without, a COW ~ IS.
"Aclrtmei6 eGott !! der, gsrten Is ,euoofk
Nit it ZONE verIachen -lial ba II; and the
fellow laughed. Killfaer schuobterIn ma!
chen, the COW, and, spoil ter. milch and
;terskase, (cheeseD" ]; ~, go sl..
SAY. ".quo,lIthe fellow, with. .. .hoarss.
laugh ;;ssS:.and SO. it will. So Goody, here
goes with the honors Of war--ta-rsls n and
lie drew his sword. ~
."What are you going TO doi.Gened The,
youth, springiIg forwards with ,tears ID his
eyes and terror in his face. .s4 ,.J'
+ Strike the brat, bob" said The: trooper, ,
ms one s!note the boy On the mouth, swGiis
'letfeopsr passed his sword ..biough% h%ths
gentle breast Of the generous homs:fsedsr4-
thesPoor cow-and TO add to, s.his. sdeyils
deed, moved down lthe kale in. the gar.
den. TheStroopsrs then departed:y = ysS ~.
|, Widow and child were at oics deasiiutss
of every source Of e1is,spce. She soon,
sickened and died, heart-broksp.san ;;ths.
boy wandered away, and was not sesn.nerr
heard Of for many year. .aftenss, a. s ~
During the wars in Flanders, :, spatty, OF
soldiers were, one afternoon seated round 3 !
campfire, and flushed with vine andsyjcto-
ry. were relating some; deed Of sahe .psss.,
till they seemed to take a.sturnis tvisipe.
with each other for the, atreeisy 1ef ssshsasll
detalis.* y 'NSzsss H.. & s5.as
~ once starved an old dare bytAmssssys
Carlisle" said atrooper, mo- "a, ,iofS Shis ietoci.
tyFand:courage. .IkiItsd Ber., lisfs cSu,,s
and, egad destroyed. her gsesps,s shs said
Heaven wouldfkeep,heB md 5fGsith.sl siosrsa3.,
torkaow miracle rat ;sbas .. sha /.
she diedIns s,i - -. ~
And % you NJ. isspests tsof ,.l,,. a,ss DIS rs
cried ..' g young sssseopss slsspaips ss l..t:s
with wrathtlE br6Ns. II &. 10 G Il
"Rspsn, Bill 1 Il
,rspent FORT asked sts s;l;sr;
oulsslyy. ssit dosa sad sglh ' 81
sne ssap ssh@aIgs @ N
shouted tho ao = sshss Nm 81
that Hsassh sbs ttaslssad Il, Ss, s6sll SSs
.paStsiti Taat woaas i tnJ q as ls SO, IS 4
ansh biu9 sBls b sofa, IsI 4 i5,c & 8
raihsh.solaisf od slis 9hssk astk. HI E sS f S
anu instantly swold,; ;ssrs e,ssEsa. s
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rERATuA THE ARTS, scENoN poL1xes

Children that the Liberty the Palladium of all your
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From Oregon and Washington Territ ories.
Our dates from Oregon are 10 the i2A OF August Ne
decisve Indian hostiltes had taken place, but t1e sa
wages tmeo TO be preparing Tor Some rich I'D dis
coverief had been MADE the Wenatchs aud Nsehess
rivers feeoers Of the Cou nba There were sal to be
abnut urteen hundred miners at work st,ea
making good wages. Much trouble, however, WAS ex
Pec'eo from the Indians In those regions.
James g. Goodwin, an old resident or Oregon, com nit
ted suicide by shooting himself, the 22d OF July, al
Olympia, VT.
Inc 0reyonian says-Mr. Ellsworth, OF Eugeus City
informs uA that gold has been discovered spur OF the
Cssosces, about twenty five miles from that place. and
that party bave gone out from there to dig for H.
marty OF Csornisns their way TO Fraser river dis
covered gold on the Des Chutes aud into Eugen
suppes and have returned 70 work They said notnins
about the richness or extent Of their discoveries.
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and Third prcbsbe-the Fourth and Fifth pretty certain
FOR the republicans This quite too rose coiorea view
for Intelligent democrats, who would hesitate long time
before bkrg four districts being with them Accord
ing 10 MY view the only district in which the democrats
Bradbury and Mr. Foster arc carrying on inc war with
good deal OF vigor M Foster used 10 be strong
national democrat" and far ahead OF Mr. Bradbury
10 supporting what are nov known as " prosiavery"
principles; but, By OF those priest, chsnges
that have been 30 common OF late years, aud nowhere
common than in Name be hes been converted into
"a friend OF freedom" which he finds more remune
tive than his old position he Ia 70 the
18th will BIO owing to the course OF the democrats in
the United States Senate who went for the repeal OF the
fishing bounties. But for this bounty business Mr.
Bradbury's omnaton would have been equivalent 10
cees The ground that the sending men ike him TO
Cor grees 70 offend the South rep
o. inc hsnine bonntes TINS. an unucxy mode
making the payment Of money from the national treasury
TO depend lot upon the justice OF the claim but upon
political character of tho claimants Nothing could be
more In udcious and absurd and democrats must have
lost their heads when they made 20 foolish The
haine republican party contains larger democratic Gle.
than found in that party In any other New
England Sate-mep who left their old associates
hot times Of 1854 and 1856, when so much happened to
have been back by judcious treatment and 1t is mi
terabe policy TO resort 10 the line OF conduct that
cont like threats and will not allow their action to DO in
huepced by them There Is evidence THAI Southern
ere disposed 70 DO liberal and concatory and would
DC vel Tor Northern democrats TO initiate their conduct
II The republicans have nominated old pro-slavery
man IN No o. the democrats IL to make the balance
sver have nominated old anti slavery man In No g.
Dir. Wiley In 1886, and for some time afterwards, he
Vas wimot provsolst and was more Of anHslayery
time Indeed, il "a fact that may DO advansageousiy
stated for those nervous persons who think the
try 10 booked for the dogs because our repub-
csns talk much about slavery there was really
more anti slavery feeling In the Maine democracy in tSa7
than there is In the Maine republican party day-hat
forth that then pleased the democracy here, 70 be
taken evidence Of what they really thought II vas
the Same throughout New England. Now, es the Uaion
survived the words and acts OF the democracy OF
days, may We not hope will not quite fall to pieces
Ger the weight OF the words (Which far enough from
being thiugsj Of the republcansS
henry Wilson 10 going down into the Sixth district to
help Mr. Foster This like the brin gng down OF lawyers
to conduct in the country Ii confession Of weak
ness and fear. will help Mr. Bradbury, instead Of In
juring him, unless Mr.. Wilson should have
operating on mems minds tina. TO the public
known.
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efcen and $50 recruits but viii take long while 10
sIS 10 s inc
viii have achieved 10 success or been out 10 pieces
Intelligence from the Fraser River Mines.
Our dates from Victoria 10 the l4h OF August and
from Fort Yale, Fraser river, 70 August H. Up 70 one
week OF the latest dates from the mining region, the
river remained too high for operation the bars This
had caused greet despondopcy among the people the
banks Of the streams who were waiting for the waters 70
subsde About the 9Th OF August the river began 70 fall
and on the lIth0ur lates dictionary miners had boon
working on the bars for several days. The yield Of gold
was very rich The lowest accounts put II down 81 81
IS ss the nh S
cheap In Victoria, there felt sagnaton In business
Real estate wAs unsaeable The market had been over
stocked with goods from San Francisco, and commercial
transactions were dull. No rich "dry dggpgs' had yet
been DISCOVERED 10 any extent The miners we're push
ing up towards the head Of tho streams and now that
the waters Bubsidng, they will experience less dim
Guilty on the way By tho next steamer We expect 70 DC
able 10 send 70 the East some exciting news frsm Fraser
river
Fire In Georgetown. Eel Dorado County.
re broke out Gsorgetown august H. apO nrep Of
the town WAS in flames. BY the almost superhuman ex
erops of the citizens the ro was prevented rom oross
ing Placer street south and Orleans street on the
north, thus combining It within the limits OF the streess
north and SOUTH and from Church street on the Wen 70
s avn on ne east Gn By
Gsseman 20 and Soinfels Co., alone remain 70 mark
the main business portion OF our Ill ated town Most Of
the goods were saved by DIRE proof cellars which had
been built under almost every house The loss outside OF
the buildings ana improvements Is not very grea oar
preparing for the fourth time with undismayed
energy. to rebuild The total loss is about 100000
The following list comprises the estimated loss by the
fire the 16h-E. Robhet 81 500; A. Sternfes Bro,
Graham, $500; Wiley Cheiwood. $1,000 John Masol,
$3.50; Jacobs, $500; B. Fairchid. 81, ZOO Fasssor,
$500; r. Godstein 81 SEQ; Jewett Fuller, $780, W. T.
Gibbs 81 GOO; George Parsons, $780, vsranda 81 400
n Owns $500 Collins, 81 200; H Felsonthail, $500;
Louis Bonfour, $2,700; s. Bloom, $3.50; a. Simon, $500;
Aohar n 0rnnn I Eunp han NJ. IN In
senki, 81 6oo Benjamin $500; Iaac Morton, 50 600;
Francis. $500; Dr. stone, $500; a. Brady, $500; H.
ker, 600; Griskey g., 5000 r. W. Broiherton $3.50
s. J. jackson, $1,000; A. Burnie, $3.50
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We notice increased inquiry for mouey the sailing
OF the present steamer In consequence OF larger engage
mens for frefhu BY arrivals during the fortnight the
supply, however ample and rates remain unchanged
The receipts ~ gold dust from the interior a our own
state continue as customary nj this OF year
The latest arrival from Fraser River SIS
The amount, although insufficient In itself 10 Affect the
port Of treasure from this pert, 10 looked upon quite
welcome, though partial realization OF the riches OF the
mines Al last the river had fallen pufTi.
GENTLY 70 admit Of the working Of the bars and the gold
being taken oui rapidly. This bui The result thai
claimed for the mines by those best acquainted
Gated the precipitation which people evnccd 10 got
70 the county regardless Of the known fact Of unto.
ward season OF the year. Ia oil probabilities Fraser
River will verify liz original reputation good dsgnss
and the fabulous IDEAS OF s immense wealth give place
10 more moderate reality
PRODUCE MARKET.
The demand Tor -four during past fortnight has
moety limited 20 supplying the local requirements and
with considerable receipts from the county and from the
product Of militia surplus stock has beer era
ally socumulatDg, causing prices 70 droop The arrivals
OF wheat have been larpe and rates have declined The
receipts OF barley have been moderate ard with good
demand FOR consumption and export small improvement
has been established 0ss, on the other hand Lave de-
clned. Fourrhe iobbiDg rates NJ the confncncereEt
d the fortngh, g. IS for superne and $40 rs for
extra domesc the market has tended steadily downward
since and al The close " $40 The nominal rsoe
which dealers are selling We quote for round LOT ~
e1us domestic ~ SO, and Gsleso and Hsxau GIL Wheat
The market for good % choice opened Al 2s(c 81.
FROM which decline has gradually taken place - ne
$50 which has been The range tnroieh The past week
Towards the close, h1eevel, there Z more drnrees aud
parcel OF choice Tor milling lea 81 co. BkreyThe
ssies ass have been large and abous equal 70
ior new, and ti rs 81 Is FOR old Oais-rhs receipts
we're large during tbe fortnight and exceeding the demand
very rnatersly; rnarstd Decline took place Cor-ie
rpbie sales u oroEsTy fair quality verc made A. ~
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

rosPoRATTos NoTTcE.-THK COMMITTEE on FIRE
W Department Of the Board OF Aldermen win
day the 18th Inst, at ocl,ck in No City Hall
70 take into consideration ali subjects referred them
THOMAS W. ADAMs) Com.
MICHAEL ruOMEY,
JOHN LYNEs, Wire Der.
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CORPORATION NOTICE -YHE COMMITTEES ON Az
~ sesrmens 81 The Board Of Aldermen ~il Non
day Sept IS att O'Clock r. NJ, ~ The Deputy Tar Com.
Ing ~esment lss viz
fps sunsen lots In Seventy ninth street. Second and
Third avenues
Rerulspg grading and paving Jackson square, foot Of
Jackson street
Fencing and tagging II and 70 Canal stree,
Sewer In Forty seventh street. between Ffh and Seventh
avenues
Sewer In wooster street from Houston Beecker
Sewer IN sheriff street. from Houston.
Receiving basiu and cuve southeast OF Attorney
and Houston s,rsets
Partes Interested are invited " attend.
THOMAS sTErfFNa. Committee
TuOs McsPEDON,
GRO. STARR, Assessments
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Two BvAILv MAGNIFICENT PIANOS FOR paL
one h'shiY carved rosewood, round cornered scron
lnlaid. "a octave, Brsmant Ogden piano Ihs onet -
Ter one, oSsve Dunhsm both almost - mus aso VI
sod ~ sssrises, Apply u e VaAssips AFeeN
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FoRnGS Cossris Tho President has recognized
Henry G. IAuterbach Csusu for the free Hanse
OF Lubec II Boston, and Francis A. Kaufman Consul
Of the Grand Duohy Of SAKE wemar, and the Duchy Of
SAKE Coburg Gotha, 81 Chicago.
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" This bank rs found At the angie

THE called TOP stripping" This bank found the angle
the head OF the Baf
dsys' = o Ao.e''A' - 'oea' ssss 50
Kelly Hanna one rocker an sys......... 2so 0s
james Ftndley, Francis Mitchell. JOAN II. Jones.
James farren, william Andersen and Patrick
snsS On eassee Tesl ssS essseseeSs. ~ sss 90
ss n.p psgs ao' ron "a ''Am y o'ei 500 90
whits psr si.th claim Al. n,en ..,........ g. SO
pa.ss o. xs.hng titngs fnnr man two rockers So 81
eree perr4er Co tallnsa one rocker four days leo 90
VI e,chrrn n tsnYs one rocfsr four DAYS ~
ZONES 90 tapinss tonr men two Az rs
Iarry 40 TAI pss enc rocker four days 81 90
roland % ,aNr "a two men three IS co
i nrwman wife and child talir rs 100 90
Wns Rosner Co tsilings rockers three $40 90
FRENCH 10 tsipss N, ae men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lns
pollard and psrlper two GOO 90
DOYLE 90 tsilir "a two rockers four iH %
MORAN Ciary sinRs one .......... 50 90
Crnwfofd Co. tai ngs rocker day 10 90
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lrHR AMERICAN IMPROVED PtANoruRTE MAI
A fsesered by Cuss Mugs A Csa6eld, NF broadway
assortment Of bese pianos on hand whch sre acxnowet
~ The PROCESSION 10 he equal 70 any IN the woric f
prices extremely low for cash fhey can be 0bteinedf
nanfaricry $50 Broadway, or at the wAreroos or VI
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officers and $50 recruits, but will take long while TO
and dr the latter To- the nold Long before they
reach the Indian country the column Of Colonel Wright
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Two ACCOMPLISHED ITALIAN SISTERS, YES,
wen known In his sountry, would like W give prvNs
esscps cf snging bel cartp and piano At their own rs1
dence a pupils And n the tire they would form
teenth street
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On WALKER srREn.-E. v. POSTER. AUTHOR
GU Prize the best mesho3 OF >ArhirE
shpn Double kntry Eucidated and other popular wck
gives iresons IN Bookkeeping writing ke Al his
No 10 waker street where gentlemen qualified
camille pursuits In eKpedi 3ous and superior manner
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DRKmIUM PTAF0rORTEs a. A n. BARwORuL MA
nufacturera, No $50 Beecser street. oaer large std
slerast nen with All modern provements
Pdnced prices Also superior second han pisnos, low fOr
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Grant, snd Western Star, Knowles, for Calcutta Forest
Eagle, Mcclellan, for Bombay willard, MITCHELL for al.
brssr 81 James ooley, for Quebec; star Of the west
Cumberland, Merrill Elizabeth Norris, Foilansbee and
australia Smith, for NYoik Edwsn Hall, for Charleston
MACAO, May LIN por, ship Came Cock, osgood. unc.
hSpRAs May Pin rort ship Rose stsDdsh, Hutchings,
MANILA, Ap 2e-lu port, ships Lotus, Lecxe, FOR San
Francisco Dolphin, Hoyt, from Singapore, Gath, 70
Turn Starlight Mathews, rom srrsncisoo ar 18th, unc
"a APP ], ships Empress Lecrsw, WORK 2oth, Maria
MosIKupvo, May 3l-In port brigs Emily W seyburu,
Nickels from NYork; Lagrange, Amidon, from do via
Buenos Ayres. SD 3oh bark Glenwcod, Glover Buenos
NNAuuAS, June $40 Am vessel IN port
MICRO, April ls-ln port bark xaury, Fletcher, from
ON Fast Coast, April -, ships John Wade, King, from
Hong Kong, Oscar, Harding, from Shsngbae; scnr Wan
PoRr PTiYa Cape de Verbs June li--rn port ,chr A
Lruen, freeman from Boston via wndward Islands, Just
Pro JaSERio June In port ships Timor, rAxby. and
Napoleon, Cubrg, berks Redson, Fsrroll and Flida
tBsml, for NYork, lds Panama, Graves Starlight lin.
correctly reported yesterday shp) Besre, and Nara
missile, Law, unc; brig johannes (Brem), -, for ss.
vsDnsh lde and probably others in addition 70 those Civ
sHAScHaE, April 2e--rn port ships Arcadia, Sherman
unc Sancho Panza Bird DO Edith Rose Njckerson for
NYork soon barks Houqus Cartwright, for DO DO Cos
sack, Ballard, unc; schr Nina, Pusfer, do 25th ship
Tartar, MY, from NYork, just arr; brig c Tilton,
oNeIpNs hpIH -t--lO lDft SnipE Emperor, Tbheffs,
from Woosupg; Magnet Henry, for sbanehae.
SINGAPORE, May l1--sld ship Frsncona Newell, Maui
main.
SUNDERLAND 4, June 24-In port ship Messenger Bird,
Billings, for Providence abt ready.
~ THOMAS, June 21--Arr brigs Amanda Jane, Dorr
Martinique seeking RObt Fisner, Kcene, Bsrbsdooe,
90 Page, Black, DO, do; 22d, bark Iva, Dure, Nforkj
.e.o, tchr Geo Darby, Mullincr PernaWbuco land Ga
2eih or Turks Island 27tb, brig MARY sssples sspss
Pocce Abner Taylor, Tapley, Arroyo; schrs Virginia
laverty King, Elizabeth City; Rough and Ready, Bess
ley, Washington NC; 10Th, Resolution Nxon, hdenson
25h brsp FISHER, Keen, Ponce; kdnbnre, bartlett,
Faiaro. Argyle warren, Baltimore; schr River Queen,
DO; 2etb, Wary Ados, Kesr, Turks IslaIcs brig VIVA
BIYWn, Nickers0n, 6SDoar
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

- ~ -.
CLEARED
Ship New World, Rngia Iiverpool-c Grfuueu
Ship Columbia Hutchinson IfveYpcol-C n Marshall
Ship Palestine Tinker Londou-Moreuu A Wiley
snip Cornelius Grlnnei Winchester, London-GrinnelI
Mfpturu Co
shin crotto. stewart. rs,rpou,b--N.enab hco
ship Genoa Corwth New Orieaps-Robson & FosdNck
BARK Beaver (Br), Ring Rot.erdan,-w salem
Ran NarSv.I crif,n sarh.soe,NTc nw,ss To-
Park Chanticieer Murray Rjchmopd-N M Freeuap
a Co.
Brig Georges nTr, Duoua Cane ACKNOWLEDGMENT
schps,s.r Co f''' D"sua' 'APe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Brig Bohio Bartlett Porto Cabel,o- s..,,op a IN
Brig Petcr, lord Cienfueg,s-C r Peters
Brig rhopss Msvbew Harvey Rermuda-smnb
Jones A Co '"''''
Brir Aosaan Ioolbsr, cornvalIisp n pcwol0
I,rig TripdeIor IIayencr ph,i.dcnbIa 4 n \ po,ava
BIZ och Icu ond. French portl,nd-P p i,uck 4 Co
prje Iucy Bsywood Powers pauror--r n ssndsord
sekI Briigb Queen itr, Jobnson H,e..n Np"Iosenb
Eneas
schr Gipeey Csr) Halony, 81 Andrcvs Ny-smith A.
Pow ptop -
schr Potomac hrue, New Or'esns-N ~ brigham
scbr Marcia Quinn, Jschsonville-Post Small
scbr A DeRossoti, Tucker, wImington-J smith a %.
sohr y Burritt salyear Newbevn-J smith 4 %
scbr ouInesro wall i1iz,be,hnortCEF pc,sr,
sobr > Covel crigr. TIzsbetbpor,- vastey
scbr strsr ger pbb'e New Haven n Ftvnrds
sioop Pointer, Fowler, Bristol Master.
.pp,yr-n
s,......,.. $780, n,. ,,., .,
sna nps.ansess ~ .,,n menmOna' Sc WIN
msse sna lss r, s.,s, W hsnry LoaIsm, ,,
ss LIB ds 49, -, ~ % An9 NJ
'o 49, w ,,s ", ,,s e ~ - SIo" ell 70
81 y s sy 1893 =, aV p, i5seIpOO June y, wno
oesI' I, ~ oeoit Dukey. June ~ sea
,a@s 80 - hs,,aa p-1s -" S -, q, ~ "a w usn
ned barn New kmpire steering NJ nhs New Fmnire Kan
es sailed from Bris.o, Eng june s. reported for cron
stadt).
ship Plymouth Rook, Hammond, Iopdou and Deal May
81 aha o, osSs ron s,sr. roh, I'm moss and i4o pas
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town for Philadelphia
NY NEW L1SDoN July lS-AI stssmsr o.ssoa, Smith
Price, smith Jersey City Nincue Dart Rondout for Pro-
NEW HAVEN, July rs-Arr schr, Mary Tee. rrce. Phi
lsdelphta NJ W Powers, do. sd schr Margaret Pow
ell, Philadelphia
Hand, Nyork; brirs Emma, Bsker and Thomas walses
Horth, Turks Island schr Mary Pizsscsh, Metary New
York. Cld bsfa Chiffon pepnell fortlsnd; brgs Coco
Port; schrs John Walker, Farren, Demersra;
Heeeksr, Edwards, nsi,aposcst Mary Elizabeth, No
PORTLAND, July Is-Arr ship Young Sam. MsYrymsp,
SUNDERLAND rr brig Louise. 81 Pierre, Mart sd brig Re-
l9tl-cid bark cbsvsIer, Krish, (rrsm NSsuss), Fsl-
PROVIDENCE, Jelly is-Arr steamship Cur,ev, wn-
Ann voorhees,, Alexandra; SEA Symph, Dawscn, B.la-
more Aretis, Chase do John Fssnum Baker, Philade-
soI ,o ann ssgvn r sSws %ySrs AID Geo sm
Smith, ard New Delight, Bcobe, NYork; sloops Com
msroe Tyler Report, Dewey, and Mary Dallas, Hawkins,
is.b-Arr steamer ospray, Kenncy, Nyork; bark "
Hall, Mcwry, Chsrlescn lchr Bellona Coleman, Rom
dout sid schrs James Martin, Harding Boston, Brewer;
Amelia, Rockhn, and "a Carlisle winsmore, Phila-
dclpbn sophia Godfrey, Williams, do; Beauty, John
SON do; ssrah willets, Thompson, do; Monterey,
Aran,s. Delaware cry o-csr Hswlsy Racket, and
Orator, Gibbs, Rondout; scop VIM II Bowen, Halloch,
YG!s sT sfnT july Atn .osT s c rh
RICHMOND, July ia--Arr scbrs Mecca, Hdres,, Porto
Rico Price, Johnson jacksonville Westo YER Ncker-
son, Portland
sAvANSAH, July lo-Arr bsrks lndana, Rivers and
Ella, sparrow, Boston brig John Shaw, do. CID sohr IN
chsntrefe, Jayne, NYork.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16
Surrogste's Court.


The will of Lucrets Redmond Saul, late Lucreta Red
mond, deceased, admitted to probate yesterday be-
fore Surrogate West The tefatrx made her will in 1854
and then ntermsrried with Edward Saul She afterwards
made and executed q codicl 10 the will which she had
made It objected that the Revised Statutes declare
that a viii executed by unmarried woman shall be
deemed 10 be revoked by her marriage The counsel fer
the defence then offered in evidence: Any ante nuptsl
settlement executed by the testarx and SAID Edward D,
Saul, whereby any will then made 10 be thereafter
MADE by the tesiatrx. allowed 10 stand and 10 be
efectua He also offered in evidence remuneration OF all
claim upon said estate and the administration thereof on
the part OF said Saul the surviving husband and also
consent OF the heirs AT law and kin OF the
trx, waving a claim " said estate and conseutng that
the will be admitted 10 probate. upon this that the
Surrogate ordered the will 10 be admitted probate
The viii OF william H. Denny, whose death by suicide
some few weeks ago was reported in the HERALD, also
admitted 70 probaie and letters tesamentary issued
70 Jeima Denny the widow OF the deceased she being
the only exccutrix 70 the w and also the only egxtec
named therein
Two other wills also admitted TO Probate yester-
day, but they presented no unusual features.