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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

TALE or LOvE-AN On WIFE IN SEARCH or on
lotNG htsr,spAbout SIX months since an elderly IA ~
Of properly, living In Brooklyn, ", who bought her
fashonablc wares nj celebrated dry GOODS house M
Broadway, New York, became cnauorcd OF a handsome
young man who attends there Amor many v.sis sho do.
oiccd 10 invite the young 10 her msgt cent nc IN
the city Il churches She told him she wanted sec N
on matters Of aycst Importance. lie buslcd and moro
out Of ouroety than admiration no consented visit her
The young man was dazed at the mayilaccncc ef tue
house tn which lie had been invited and was entirely lost
err Tie lady alter giving her guest vinous refresh
mens, proceeded TO nrrsic the fact VI her long otsor
walton o. BIS respectable conduct aiding that sbc had IN
CURED Of bis employers AMI found him To b. hrhly
raj and worthy young man-worthy of better
society she confessed that she had c1amorci OF
him. not OF course Tor bis phys nj bcsuty but Tor moral
worth and lnslly wound up by Offering him hcr hand
IN marriage. Tho lazy vas the sasdy side OF Eve and
iorty, While the lover not twenty two ot.
Tho latter in love, too, Nth handsome young lady
in the millinery department Of the ssnc establishment
standing that she hss $50 coo which she could place
IN his hands After several interviews, the widow grs
duaiy won the young man 10 her Vows; aud naly he
sened 10 and did marry her. Afer the age she
refused 10 make her real estate husband
this dispcascd him. About week ago the cued CT
thought he would take trip 10 the country few
hencs lis vile consented; but IN feN days, he DOT
returning, she concluded her bird bad VI Se tsrted
in pursuit. OF him, and learned that young lady hsi
accompanied him In his light The old isiy arrived "a
his city, and consulted with experienced detective
who put her, after Inquiries on the trncs Of the
suilty pair, who had gone further The xfc says
she IL new prepared 70 give him falls control OF all her
property be will but return alone to MS home ~ a.,
DAILY rson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

TO THb tDfYOb OF fHS BfkaIp
We notice in Of the c2 papers OF the s'h list saat
ap attempt s nldt 70 tve tire tsc,s il relation - soS>e
made land lying west q weetsuee which las f,r GONE
time been occupied for pu posse AMI th~. the &C
cupants bave pao rent &c not Informed Why
the state officers privately leased the property to Taylor
Brennan for the Insignificant Of IS eco We are in
cned TO think there y secret history connected snh
the Leasing Of this property by which the state viii suffer
To tee exteLt of about sky thousand collars year. or "a
that rate per korm as crg as tic eeso MAP coct,sue
We hope the oIteTpsDg reporters Of the SAID Journal
will be lie to inform the people VITO and in
reeed with kessrs Tayo Brennan In this lease
they managed 70 drive good trade with tho
Comm ission era OF the Land Ofloe at albany.
We a,e somewhat insreeted in the ropetty and have
been trouble to get the facts in tie case ano
although We have MT been entirely successful, yet we
think have sbsiueo some Information which il
would be Desirable known through the columns
of your valuable We informed that the only
Commissioners o. the Land ONCE present at the tine o.
making the lease Gideon J. Tucker, 4 Tre'nain
" VeDceEpoo, AID Speaker Avotd Mr.. MV I'D was eeo
eIaphed to at to come 20 ans oi the puro1se
Of mailing quorum. 1t would seem ttst Comptroller
Church although Albany, and In his once, during the
eerDg oi tie Bcaro, Lot rotttd by the Secretary
OF the Beard, whose duty ia to notify tic Commissioners
OF ali Necessary uect;gs Gere parties
the base the st crt,aIy or tho Board 6. MoroE,
Esq who is fresh from the New York Custom Hodse,
er that the reason whv Mr. Avord should be at
the expense o. one hurnrec ard fifty miles travel
Tho able and upright Attorney General was
extremely I'll at ne time, eoe qG.s uuabie
10 aiieLd 10 business, end lie relied (as attn ufor neo)
ertiyey upon eert OF the Secretary OF Stste
and bs oefuty an Il WoulG that Mr. VanderpOol
acted ulor tie snue assurance l. this view Of the subject
s ctr,.t. then the Secretary Ct State probably &C.
cevec.
The eeees obtain lease for tao sum Of Eve thousand
dollars gear OF property which wss rayirs rent Of
sixty ihcusano collars per annuu The STATE loses MY
IS
rsisi that is the duty OF the Ccramfsoners Of tue
Lana Gioe 70 Investigate aSc pupsA al the facts and cur
cupst.nc1s II regard 70 LLis TRANSACTION very evt
dent bh, there cupaoe negligence, pott ing worse,
the Of the etenis u the state full aod
prompt explanation their part is cue alike 70 them
selves their constituents
We hope they will be able to satisfactorily explain the
matter, a,hcugh must confess lie to see
they lust! excuse this loss to the State OF
SIS 600.
Hoping II parties when rests this fearful responsi
by may 10 able 70 salts the pubic mind on this grave
question, await answer, trusting will DO forth
coming they may epeot 70 bear again from one who Is
sonew mt rotteo up il h.s matter. JUSTICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

SErTrNCE up JoHs MSAEp FOR AZ OtTa.GE
iON 1otNG Gtfhe iast act of the Court Oyer aaI
1ermner, Just adjourned this county was 10 sentence
John Mnafd to Hve years IMPRISONMENT the Ut
days trial. under an indictment whi n charged him wh
outrage upon young girl and the paternity Of
her 0'srnr as the fruit OF this outrage John Mnard
Title shrNeled specimen q man ~ years Of age
poor and enofant, and always heretofore regarced a.
quite nofcnsivc he las been nine month, in the county
jail because he vas too poor and fricndless BAH
Mary j. BclSnap s the daughter of John Bclznap a
wealthy and respectable farmer OF ierus ,en About ono
year sap Mary ct the OF only Syesrs and one month";
tccsme the mother Of fully dsVesopsd and healthy
chd, to the surprise OF her family, and, proeediy v
the surprise OF herself Tho first Impulse OF her friends
~ charge the outrage upon a young man vno had
been Tor somc time domestic the family OF Mr. fBels
nap. But Nary very promptly pronounced IN ian1cont,
ana charged upon Jonn Ninara sisted that nine
months before, on going home from night meeting held At
aschoo house near her fahers residence alar proceed
ing part Of The way home yard, she stopped ard waited
tor her father whom she imposed stl bacs while
her sisters went home. While vaNSz thus she Ayers
hat q person she believes ~ have been Iobn Nnard
came 10 her. pvt his hard over her mouth aud q mall
vial under nosc, and that she Immediately became
unabe 20 resist or make cutlery she states tba then
the outrage perpctrsed. strange the story seems
her friends and large share of the public believe in
plCitiv and the ury appears least convu,ef
that John Ninsrd n the iaiher Of Marys child though
probably fully Of the crime fhc pro
secuton cordu,ed ey the District Attorney assisted
by Daniel Nerre, ESQ.,, who very ably and eioquenty
summed up the toe the people The defence gas
managed By Judge evis and A. v Harpending, ls1 The
latter summing up OF course ably and skliiuliy
tone. large nutabcr ct witnesses we're examined bat
poihing Of striking importance elected tha have not
inocatcd in The foreeoirs paragraphs The very
strange onc, 9th much thai card " believe and per
hsps cute A. bard a. tsbcicye "a all IL npotsat ie,
tbits - lote> Co' AZ ( Y. ID taruUicI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

JuNrlNG TiE Rory.- Little girls and sometimes
large ones. grow ami itous al tim u This EXERCISE and
Their movements should DO watched A. they may DO
tcuheNos INJURIES from The elects OF vGich tAcy
FEVER recover. We have known women made cripples
tr lbc " mis- exercise, IN their Juvenile sports Of
hour serious case OF the Kind ocsurrel in this city
toe eatH peft W ths week. young LADY from New
ork, in thosghtless hour resolved 10 se no " many
times SIZE could iump the rope without sop1g others
raj done, snd won't on until che exnaus cd sunk
into absolute help As an imnc late uselucncs
she vas seized With An affection &C the heart and for
two or three JAYS IN danger az sGdden death Al tho
last acccvuts she had lnnroved title but sll in i'm
muen daugoy ana he recovery can ,ry q tao rcsut
q the It17<i care, wto te al o. csscMsbio lsgse
~ TYNE o. Tpugt' --yais zoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
Couxt Unienaar-Ihis Spsy.

6UrRn0 CoUEs--Ci-cut.-Part IAN the undisposed
oil CAUSES or he Gay ea'e5ear for Faioay May. Part
81. 500, $50, t3b, 637, t4l, 643, 513 $40, 2eT
UsulD STATr DISTRICT CoUgT.-hoe. 8, IL, 90, SO, 60,
CO. q tof6
suPsUoK CosN.-Nos 3e4 544 55, 5sI, $40. sec, co.
ego, et0 64l tCa 1884, 3s 44z 40 al, 5as, 90, 3S4,
sst, CO.. Gro 10 6s3, go 20 :t. iTF, 7eS los, Tco al
7i6, -1.h
CoxSos fIxAs -Par - Nos 60, 1884 1856. llsS, li9i
1925 20 llq. 1920 lcli 1924, 1852, l2i6 Part lNos
Sol lcoI 1903, 1906 l2ce, l1l0 i2l2 1915, i2I l2s
lalS, l.lQ 10, 4l7, s6I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

EMANCIPATION IN DELAWARE. The Milford tpcI
Macs proposes a remedy thus-lf inc people OF lria.
ware, the next session c the legislature viii pass an
that after the following fourth OF July alt cndreo
born brought W n the Stte shall be free a. the age OF
eighteen ana twenty Cne, u viii give Delaware the cha
rRctcr Of free stats once acct no stakeholder
rousiy IN bis properly, sri bfng oosn into Kent aoi
Sussex rush of ensrsiou from thc indus,ro feeu
Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


ntY-f0v suFI.fy .-On sunday evcrrr. May . b. T.ey
J.. Nc1,orn pc tov of - Johns oaurCn BrOokiyn ri,
M VI Dky to NAaAErr DpUDni7aN.
JuHN7nS--SxrNCy--O Thursday. Nay ., ut the Central
Presbyterian church, by Rev. Dr. A. A. Wool Mr. DNu
JoysoS % F,yNTE Svlv,N youngest daugntcr Of the
late John SmincS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
TUE cENraAL DEMOCRATIC cIun.
Lsne's Men Turned Robbers In Kansas
The following Is from q letter 10 mercantile


Fcrr Sow, April 2s, 1858.
The difficulties hero are fer worse - thcy have been
On the 2lst party OF lanes robbing tho
o'cfs on the NHmton river only eight miles above our
town. taking their horscs and guns plundernx their
honecs Of everything OF value, n daylight Que Of them
came TO tom, and, upon affidavit q writ was obtained
frun Judge williams against the thieves This was par I'd
in the hands Of ntco states Deputy Marshal ttie who
With Capt. Anderson and twenty OF his company a.
pNse, proccedsd 70 arrest thom They came in sght OF
them about eight miles from this place, on the high
prairie, and pursued them about and q half miles
to timber They then took their position place which
u was dangerous TO approach They wstcd until the
harshas party reached within about forty yards when
without word being said they fred upon the advancing
Tsrty, and kept UP firing, wOundlng Cart Anderson
ilhty, AMI shooting his horse in three paces--king
n the soldiers and horse dead and woundinc
third horse. Ihe troops wore only armed with pistols aad
ssbrcs, but they wounded three OF the banl charge
could not he made upon them there a creek with
high banks between the parties. The Narshals rarity
then fell back, and sent messenger after moro and
suns. but before they arrived tho robbers hsd ted
through the brush. The Marshal captured about s 900
worth OF property that had been stolen from tho citizens
N horsos bugs &c. Eight men have been shot before
This
in consequence Of these difficulties business is at a stand
still IN this county most OF the good men have been
out by this rery, and town Threatened Two
psnes United Staes cavalry here, but they say they
90 mot ear these troops, thcy can whip them out An
appeal has been made 81 the Governor 10 declare martial
iaw IN THIS pat Of the Terrtory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

lbs nctcssc s snributsble, ala eafey, 70 toe ~.
duced ises q roll On icur and rhca The eqlrs ship
mcnfs o. Hor from Bunai0 last year only ssSsd sbOst
100 VvO barrels The first week n this roar The slnD
merus amounted to ~, 90 bbs
The following comparative statement o, The cst eight
days Of nss iestIon at Buffalo Is pubssod-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

HIeu LIFE ABoRfIoS Csss IN trRoRA-ts,Elr
~ INV we learn that great deal OF
eAkts IN me village or Aurora, about itcen mics
OF ths CITY IN consequence u the developcnent e
W those Revolving crimes, recently such frcqueb o.
curr nee among parties hitherto Of unb,en sed &C
mu professional standing TN tuesday lsst w. Waits,
WHO Formerly resided ard prsctscd in this CITY was az
Ies'eo sno examined upon charges OF having procured
two distinct aud separate sborops upon the person Of
vioOv ally Whose reputation has heretofore 90 n above
rcproscn and who widely known and respectsbIy M
nected both in this city sDd aurora II is asgei hs,
suy intimacy has long existed between the parties and
that the bfst CRIME wa perperaed time 10 Novcrn
Der h hd INC otner more recently FOR several weeks
since the NTtes were caugbt by the neshbors in gg
Tonte ictcio, wien the pJctos escorted nv n N, y,
who with difficulty restsined from trc. M him ~
Missouri coat OF Ar ana feathers. Both parties are old
Ough ~ know better. the Doctor man OF we,rh
has vie snd children, some OF whom married ana
The lady haa grown up tsuehters, ana cannot he IL
than i've aud forty .-BV1dj0 hspTcSS
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Party Wall Case.
HfkRios 30, NJ.

MAJ b-trehi,uN Du~ooa ~ 1rsaoe BJnaei ,.
This action brourn to recover dAmares
tor breaking down party wall AMI lpiuring
rlsintias business, nc. The plaintiff has FOR
scvcp years preceding May I, 1865, ocupieJ the
basement and upper r1t OF the house No 3O5 Grand
street The adjoining house, No. Jo5, ~ owned by tho
oeicndant. The wall b'tween the two buildings was
Tsrty Wall which had stood Tor than twenty years
In Nay, 1906 the defendant took down his building and
n doing 40 tore down the party wall, blocked MP the
doorway, entry and starvays OF NO 3Cs, and ~ the
pienth charged thereby brose The plaintiffs business
rendered ma premises rnt for ana compelled him 70
icavc on the lst Of August and remove TO an adj AGENT
see street The Judge cnugcd the ury that the cocnd
al, bad right 10 pull down the party wall without the
pislniis consent that N the plantf consented he
could not rocOvu but that If ne I'D not oouscB, he
cnutcd 70 such damages the Jury should think proper
TO award BIN under all the cirCumstanres Of tho
The jury found verdict for tho planiin FOR $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

THs CASALs.-The business Of the canals opens
enoouragingy. The tolls on merchandise moving West
are thus far 10 crcess Of last year ,hstand M The
rates have been reduced 100 per cent Tho rue
OF the receipts At Buffalo According g. The papers u
city the tolls for the FIRST week OF the preseri and the tour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

Mo.aers Gan CIothe their u 'ys. ~ all Ages,
Of Tho lseA imported styles cheaper tb,n elieshere.
from The 1teps,ve ana yssd sock tins boys clothing de-
nsrtrnsni, NJ ROGERS 4 kAYaoNDs, corner Of FULTON
and NassAu Hreets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

Looking Glasses, Picture Frames. sc
new and beautiful styles, NJ great reducuORs
WILLIAMS STEVENS. WILLIAMS a co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

Paris Felt Haas Just Received NJ Whites.
les Fulton street Gea,s dress hs.<, sprns -y'ee ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

i0.DD0 Cpssz Boots rpd Shes at Sucifoi
prices Of PHILLIPS 4 kfTE's - Warren street
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-08
Our Book Table.

AuNr SALLY; or The Cross The Way Of Free.
dom. Published by the American Reform
Tract and Book Society, Cincinnatl.-
Price, 40 cents.
This book, which has been laid on our ia.
BILE by neighbor HATCH, processes to be o
narrative OF facts in the slave life and pur.
chase of the mother of Rev. Isaac Williams
of Detroit, and eRdeavors to show that, in
ell cases, the Cross is the Way of Freedom
Mr. Hatch is agent for the sale Of all the
publication of the Society.
AMERICAN PHONETIC JOURNAL. R. P. Pros
ser, Publisher, Cincinnati, Oaio, Terms
$l,o0 per unnum.
The Ju'y number Of this Magazine has
been received snd is, as usual, repiete with
valuable information 10 the phonetic stu
dent. Every phonetician should consider
himself bound to take copy.
PETERsoS's LADIES MAGAzINE.-C. J. Re
terson, BOG Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Terms, S2,oc per unnum.
peterson's Magazine for August has beer
received. 1t ranks high as a magazine 70
the family circle, end in point OF talent il
unexcelled.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-08
Foreign Emigration.

We noticed some time since, says the
New York Journal Of Commerce, the fact
that there was falling off in the emigration
to this country from various quarters, cspe-
cially from the continent OF Europe, and
gave the reasons for this decrease. We
have since learned that the average of capi.
tai brought by the emigrants has much ia
creased-the proportion of those arriving in
comfortable pecuniary circumstances being
much larger thon in most former years. 1t
is impossible to ascertain oil the cash re.
scources OF the cmigrants as many of them
studiously conceal their treasure. Thus, on
one occasion the total report of capital
among the passengers OF single ship was
$32 500, but, more thorough investigation
having been called for in consequence of
circumstances connected with an imbecle
emigrant, the amount actually counted ex.
ceeded $500. goo, and even more or less, be-
low the true total. The passengers recently
arrived by the Josephine from Antwerp,
numbering about l7O. brought, it is ascer-
tained something over hulfa million dollars,
ard enough is known to warrent the asser-
ton that, While the hard times have dimin-
ished the number Of emigrants from certain
districts, they have given US fur more pros.
porous and thrifty Glass than have been land.
ed in some former seasons.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-08
The Berlin Free-Lovers Redi-
WINS.

The Cleveland Herald states that the
Free Love people at Berlin, Ohio, who were
supposed to have been "squelched" by the
recent hostile demonstrations of an indig.
nant pOpulace, are up again, fierce, loose
and rampant. The Herald says:
"The honest truth is, this community,
which, instead OF having a multitude OF
names, should be nameless, number from
thirty to fifty in the township OF Berlin; they
are constantly erecting buildngs-fve or
six have been put up within few weeks
and the occupants are becoming more and
more bold. On three occasions Of late, men
and women from among them have been
seen bathing iogether--naked. On Sun.
day within four weeks past, two women and
two men were so bathing, and third wo.
man sitting on the bank contemplating the
scene. We suppose part would call them.
selves Socialists and part Free. Lovers-a
very nice distinction. The Age Of Freedom,
which promised TO remove beyond the Dor.
ders OF Berlin has returned to the village
and ensconced itself in the very midst oi
that community"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-08
Cold Hooded YilIainY.

The following version Of frightful and
tragca affair which has recently occurred in
Jassamine county, Kentucky, is given upon
the authority Of gentleman from Nicholas
vile, by Louisville paper:
In the forenoon of Tuesday last, Mr..
Joshua Arnold, seeing his wife from whom
he had been separated about year, pass the
house Of his step mother, followed her to
field mile distant, to which she had repair
ed to gather strawberries. He then rudely
cccosted her. frightening off woman in
company ond Immediately fred at her, the
ball grtzing her temple. She instantly
spraDg to him and begged for mercy. He
refused. She then appealed to him to let
her pray for her murderer. This boon was
granted, and brief time was spent in pray
er for her husband, her children and herse If.
Arnold then grasped her with one arm, in
exorable TO all her supplications for mercy,
fred at her three times, each ball taking ef-
feet in the head. The face was frightiully
disfsured by the wounds and the powder
from the pistol. Not content with tlis, the
incarnate fiend mu,ilsted her person with a
knife, and then, piling brush upon it, left
the scene. He was afterwards arrested
while in the act of making his will.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-08
Insect inI the Lungs.

The Evansville (Ga.) Journal, relates
that young man of that city had been for
some months afflicted with q serious cough
and hemcrrhage from the lungs, SO that it
was feared thut he was entering into fatal
consumption. But he was relieved in a
singular manner. One night he was attack.
ed, while in bed, with fit of coughing,
which was followed by copious hemorr.
hage, and as the blood flowed from his lips
he lelt solid substance of some kind pass
them. On examining the blood thrown up,
bug, with six horny legs, and incipient DEL
icate wings, was found in it. The head of
the insect was out of proportion to its body.
The former was the size of small pea. with
eyes distinctly perceptible, while it's body
was only The size OF a large grain Of barley.
The thing vas alive and active. Since this
occurrence, the unpleasant sensation has
passed of, and the cough has ceased, and
the only trouble has been one slight hem
orrhage day or two alter expectoruting the
bug. The sufferer is of the opinion that he
inhaled larva, or an egg of the insect, Ond
that i; entered the substance Of his lungs,
and then hatched, as the sensation Of expeil.
ing the creature was like tearing away por-
tion Of the orgen.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-08
william III. Gill.

We learn from the New Lisbon Patriot
that William H. Gill, recently editor ofthat
paper, has been appointed by the President
and confirmed by the Senate, as Military
Store Keeper in the Quarter Masters De-
partment Of the U. s, Army. Mr.. G. will
accept the appointment and will be located
at Fort Leavenwortb, Kansas. He has la.
bored for the Democracy Of Northern Ohio,
Tor several years, with great zeal, ability
and efficiency, and will make a correct and
v:gilant officer. We wish him success in
HE new position.