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kELIGIOCS BOOKS.
Iare's Mission Of the Comforter
Six Days Of Creation.
Thompson Moral and Rel goas Es,n,s
Barnes kotes.
Abbots Young Christian Seriep,
Layards Ninevah and Its Remains.
Bsrds Of the Bible. by 0iiflhn.
History Of the Eoglish Bible.
Chambers on the Power aud Wisdom If God
Nelson on InGdelity.
Wilmer . Episcopal Manual.
vinett's PaftorAl Theology.
kome--Christian and Papal.
Kirvan's Letters TO Bishop Hughes.
History Of the Protestant Church in Hungary
History Of the Reformation.
Death bed Scenes.
Closet Hours.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian Theism, by Thompson.
Porter's Chart Of Life.
Portsr's Revivals Of Religion.
Thoughts 10 Help and Cheer.
Bible Dictionary.
Christian Titles.
Make the Best Of Both Worlds.
Man and his Motives.
Flectwoods Life Of Christ.
FAber on the Doctrine Of Election.
Select Family and Parish Sermons,
Buck . Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks Works.
Also, . large selection Of Miscellaneous Books
among which are many Of the late publications,
apr2Sd HART BARBER
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Passsng~rs by this rou lie have an oppor, uuity ~
visiting some Of tho grandest and mo,t 1os
oeftui scenery IN The world, including Torosfe
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NaPsds o. the 81 Lamrenes, Quebec, Montreal VIM,
Aonrfafas, tAe Tubular B,iass {hca,ls iso nlss in
Hnason Rtrr, etc /, rte.
~ On and after May /. 1853, Baggage viii We
Checked Through firm Chicago
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI HAN.
OF &c, 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG,
10 under contrac, to thi. Cempsn for ono or NOR.
trips to Portland this year. 1oarists return
tickets from Chicago to the principal toUn, In
Europe will shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chi
cigo Tor 81 points Esst, also for the Levisthan or
for th. NJ o s. s. Co. = shys can be obtAin.d A.
the Once of the Grand Trunk Railrssi, No, &c
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Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., OF Canada.
Buffalo ana Lake Huron Asi,reaay
CHICAGO TO Buff AL0 ia DETROIT,
Al the above Office tickets for New York, Bo,ton.
ami ali the stations on the New York 4 Erie md
New York Central Railroads can be obtsined
j. NAKkAcK,
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Office No. So DeArbon Street, Chicago.
April ~. 'bS.dlyc.H.s
singers sewing Machine.
kUh ali manufacturing purposes, singers Sew.
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pabiic insis, upon having their eiothing Ao, made
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FROM e. II. SCklSEk'R AGENCY.
Monireai ocean steamship cos
STEAM zal SHIPS.
ANGLo-sAXoN, North AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnew) NORTH BRIToN, (newl
NOVA sC0TIAN .tnew) HUNGARIAN, new
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with j.
the Canadian Government to transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
PROM QUEBEC. vRon LIVERPOOL.
Everery alternate satur- Every alternate W ednes-
DAY from the z2nd Of day from the goth Of
May to the 3oth Of April to the Goth Of
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Port
land
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From Chicago TO Liverpool, via Mich Central, rest
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
ISL Glass $50 to 800
., according TO accommodations.
,.....-.."...$4 2
including cooked provisions.
Fsom Liverpool 10 Chicago, via Steamers and Rail
roads,
Isl ts5 to 1lls76
80 according to accommodation.
p|'e'"so".... S5l ~
including cooked provisions.
Aiuily qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Each Passenger ticksted through will be Al
loved the same quantity II baggage FREE by Rail
ROAD as by steamer, Wis 70 cubic feet for each
osbn ana 10 feet for each steerags passenger
special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched ON the arrival Of each
steamer.
1t win be observed from the following table thai
the Canadian line have beaten every other In eross
sg the Atlantic, the average Iassages Of the COL
Inns and Gunard lines by he annua tabIes 4, ina
N, \. Herald during 1887 being
kAsrwAnn. vrsrv,.n.
Collins Line. It'd 9Th aOm Collin. line, isd Ish ON
cupard" Ny. Iod ash SIN Cunsrd "nr.ll ibh 4m
Boston lad Oh On - Boston I'D l3h ON
Canadian line lod i5h ON Canadian l.. lid Ii ora
The longest passages made by the Canadian Line
we're IL days 10 LIVERPOOL snd i 2 dsys to Ouebec
ne Collins Line have made passages Of Is 10 70
days, and The Cunard Line Of is 70 II d.ys.
TO EMlGHANTs.
Passages may be secured at the once OF the Com
psny IN Chicago BY SAILING ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hui.
Abe fdees and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
Trunk RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
emigrAnA and baggage At Quebec free Of charge.
Fare frsn $50 to $50 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago 10 Liver.
pool, or Liverpool to Chicago. or BY any 81 the
j. WAkKACK
Agent Of the NJ. q. s. s. Co.,
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Sight Drafts on London at s dollars per 4 ,ter
Ing may be obtained n the 0fRce OF the Gran,
Trunk X. X. of CanxdA in Chicago.
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OPERA MATINEE The first matinee Of the al the
Academy 70 be given at half past O'Clock to-day.
Mines. DApgr and Sedenberg, Messrs IAbocetts, Gss
sier, Rocco, &C, perform in al Italians in Ageri"
BROADWAY THEArRK.-The equestrian, gymnast.c, pan
tomimc and mensgere company continues 70 atact large
numbers OF pleasure seekers 10 this long established
place Of amusement. The spectacle Of Cinderella Is 10
be repeated to night.
BowERr The grand gala bin OF last night is again
offered for this evening The entire company VII sup
port Mr. Eddy In rhe Dawn of the Stars and Stripes"
Mr. r. Johnston In 1.-The Iron Mask, and Mr.. Fenno 10
ssTbe Wreckers OF Norway"
noft Of Mr. Walcot 10 night Messrs Burton, Brougham
and the beneficiary to represent Goldfnch one in
each ac) in The Road TO Ruin" An old Olympic fayo.
rite, The Savage and the Maiden" follows.
wAILAcKs.-Mss Agnes Robertson, and a number NJ
other talented artists viii perform In Mr.. Bourcicauts
drama, Jessie Brown the Relief Of Lucknow, -
fer the second time this evening The amrsemenu close
with farce.
LAURA REKSg's - Mss Keene, Mrs. T. y. Johnston.
Nessrs Jordan, burnett, Jefferson, Wbeategh kc,
TO repeat their respective parts IN the thrilling drama
entitled the Courier Of Lyons" Mr. jefferson also plays
in the "vllage lawyer"
AMERICAN MrsEux.--Idttle Cordelia Howard and her
parents appear In the exciting sketch called the
Death d Eva" which win be followed BY " Ca chng
Heiress this afternoon, Tue Poneer Psirio to DO
performed In the evening.
FImorASEN. Tho customary merry making rapsac-
tons promised this evening TO the patrons OF Geo
Cbrsty Woods Mnstrols Brotley's Serenaders, and
Bryants Mnstreis See their different programmes.
Tm scornss NeEnseAIp, Miss Sutherland, Is 10 give
vocal and instrumental concert under the patronage Of
the Highland Guard and Caedonan Club, q, Mozart Hall,
10 morrow evening.
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For some which exp.a,-, hrs, r.gat
at Wallacks always attracts al the well known people =
every grade Of society l. mag be TIA; tie tass,re
small that the individuality Of TIE better pre-
served there than AM where Else bu ct sry rate has
only to 80 to the Initial performance OF play at that
house 10 everybody. Sscn the last night,
whoa. for the first appearance Of Miss
Agnes Robertson, three &C. drama ~ Mr Boersi.
cault produced The title OF the play Is "Jess.e
Brown or, The Relief CT Lucknow" an the pr1cirs
incident Il taken from the auecdo.e d 6 yong
Scotch girl who is said 10 have heard. far above
the boom Of the cannoa the slogan o. tie Highland reg
ment which advancing to the relic: CT Lucknow.
The principal personages OF ths drama McGre
gor (Mr Lester) captain N Highland regiment; Geor
die "a b. Davenpcr>, bis brother also Il the English
service; Mr. Bount Mr Blake), chaplain Cassidy (Mr.
Sloan), and Sweeney r. b. Johnstoa), soldiers In tho
regiment; the Mana sah!b or Bourcicau, Jessie
Brown (hss Robertson, and Mrs. Campbell (Mrs Hcey,,
an ofhcers widow The epe,s Just before the
boon Of the native troops q: Lucknow AMI the author
has elaborated in the n-s. aad s.ooni acts sore
OF the prominent events G. tho siege. inter.
weaving somo pretty domestic The third
act devoted 10 representation o. the relief OF the gar
risen and the Illustration q the Incident abo7o alluded to.
The drama s, Ike all OF Mr. Bourcicauts productions,
admirably constructed aa3 the interest u the audience Il
sustained throughout. II sa suspense" play and for
that reason The material was very dangerous 70 work
with. Mr. Bourcicsur ha, triumphed ever all the ditn.
cutes, however AID has gTea US very Interesting and
effective piece. entirely successful, ard will have
long Mr. Stuart has mountec" very well; tie
scenery costumes uniforms a. stage arpon,Jne teink
all pew and charsc;ersticsiy Ess; frdisr.
Tic acting generally very good. Mss Robertson
had excelsn, part and play Cd eharri-g.y We have
often had the pleasure 70 chronicle he- umphs ard have
greet satisfaction Il sayI LAT SIZE better than
or la, night The delicate artistic grace al rapis with
which she adorned the character o; Jessie hardly be
matched On any stage NJ Letter locked finely ir bis
Highland 6ress AMI Played Els par. IN manly, straight
forward way Mr.. made q carital Irish corpora!
aud The others were quite good. Mr. Bcu-c.cauis idea
Of the character Of the Nsrs SahS quite N sccord
With pre- conceived Impressions AID a. CT sctr
Mr. p is not esrecia fs-orie with arr ore &C far
know. The performance, however, was effective
In a theatrical Iont Of yie~ Tie p1y lad s'i the
bonsrs OF genuine success
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuAoxIPnIA Feb. %, 1868.
Stocks frm-Penna SIS, SIX Reading Railroad, 81 a
Morris Canal, tej. Long Islan1 Railroad, 1875; Penn
Railroad, AZ.
BALTIMORE FEB %, 1888.
Flour 6rm-Ohlo, ~ sly Meet holders asking 81
so for Ohio HOWARD wheat steady; RED 81 05 81
C5; white 81 05 5, IS Corn cyIl-white $50; yellow
56c. SIC whssey steady at DC 23tic. Glover seed
IS IS 121s. Moasses-New Orleans, firm aud active
&c. q SAC.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ~, 1858.
The receipts Of -four have fallen Of Sales Of cor, Ole
Pork 6rm; mess eli. Bsccn-S.des SIC; shoulders
&c. Whisky &c. a 22jsc
NV ORLEANS Feb &c, 1858
The receipt here Of the Af.cas advces ed greater
rmress In the cotton arxet The sales TO day acd up
10 600 bales at lie Lc fer mddl!ng Sugar fruc a.
4a4c sac. holasses &c. 2ec Flour 81 so - IS
Mixed corn 5sc Mess Pork $40 g SIC So Lard =
kegs lie Rio coffee lie. a nc.
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United States supreme Court

WASHINGTON, FEB. ~, 1883.
No. So. Isaac N. Fisher Jacob NJ Ea,demsn's exc.
cutors ct a-Justce Giier delivered the cp1icu Of the
Caurt affirming the decree Of the Circuit Covr. for the
Eastern district OF Pennsylvania, with costs
No. s5. John McGavock, plaintiff, vs.. Peter ", Wood
iefJustice Nelson delivered the opinion Of tie Court
reversing the judgment Of the Circuit Court for the Eastern
district Of louisiana with costs and remanding TIE
with directions to award writ OF re.re facias dc
No. 60. II. H. Day vs. the Union Ird.a Rubber Com
paDy-Jusce Nelson delivered the opinion Of the Court
Affirming the decree Of the Circuit Court for the Southern
district of New York, with costs
Nc. AZ. Samuel A. White vs.. Albert T Brn,sy.-Jis.ce
Caron delivered the opinion OF the Court affirming the
judgment of the Circuit Court of the United States OF
Texas with costs
No. IS. The United States ys James Co.e.--A.sumeu
for plaintiffs concluded.
q No. SO. James II. SuydAm vs. YIN Z Williamson e. a.
Argument commenced for plartia.
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Coroners' Inauests.

CHoEED 10 DEArH WELLS EsuSe-In our edition Of YES.
tcrday we announced the sudden death Of mar named
John ousrtermsster At the dining saloon o, Mr. Reed
No 10 Catherine slip under circumstances which led US
10 believe tina, deceased had died Of disease Of the heart
Since then Coroner Gamble held inquest on the body
Of deceased when was shown that deceased had been
strsnsled death while eating his supper. post NOR.
vra,cd the r-esencs O. large pieo5 Of IL de
pharynx which had lodged there, producing suocator
and death verdict IN sccordazce with the above facts
was rendered By the Jury,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

very destructive ccanagratioa occured among the
steamers opposite the city this morning The Virginia.
Montauk, W. v. sheman, S. Frentlss, and the ANAL
steamer Montgomery mot james kontgc aery) were
destroyed The loss By this fire reaches $40 600 which
is partially covered by insurance but the precise amour.
is unknown. The ship Andover from New York con
sderably damaged and one or two other vesses
jured. The whole Of the shipping port at timo
in precarious condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

Nsw RocHuIs ADMINISTRATION ksrrSe.-rhe people OF
New Rochelle and wes,chcster county making preps
ra,ions for grand demonstrated, for the purpose OF
expressing their opinion in relation 10 the recent message
THE President and TO prevent possible their repre-
sentative Congress- nom dsregaraus the reques, Of his
consttsee' Eminent speakers from New York are
expected The meeting will take plsceon Friday evening
the 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

Tu ncKu swrNprsss, Edmonds and others, arrested
on Saturday Tor extortion In ovesch~gng California
tcke, we're brought up before the Mayor yesterday and
BY Arrangement they compromised the matter by return
ing sl20 The Mayor thereupon discharged them under
the promise that they would NOT be brought up again
IMPOSITION ON sxvrse GrRLs-A ,ung girl, named Mary
Brennan complained before the Mayor yesterday sfer
that man named schener In Pitt street. refused
pay her %, which due her on work done for him,
and after working Tor him tor time he wanted 10
discharge her. The Mayor compelled him 10 pay over
the above amount and he accordingly discharged.
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srrRNs Corsr-Circuit- rs, 17e, fso, 212, 80.
go i 2S A, rs, 22e, 227 22s z2o, 2si, 2a2 2SS,
Uynxp srarn DIrucT CorRr.-Nos. las, 90, IS, ",
Is,S vs. lo!, los 100 81, no. 1s2, 1Ss, 1eo tsi iea,
no, 1o4 10s.
strsao. Co,sr.--Sos. ass, G2, AIS, 1871, s32, Az,
ST., wi ss4 $50 Sis sss sos foa asl as, SIS, sss
sci, see, ss', COO, 49, ssI, as as, tss q, ~, "A
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williamsburg City News.

sfuGHiso lsupxu.-Aboui 8 O'Clock 90 Sunday
morning. the ferry hands upon Of the Grand street
ferry boats took charge Of young couple who
turning home from sIeghng expedition, In consequence
Of their being In unit condition 10 look out for them
selves. The young lady, who did not exceed Is years.
WA nsensible from insoxicaion and the young fellow
who was not over Is years Of age but little better OF
The young lady Was taken into hotel, and, ater
naming several hours sufficiently recovered pro
coed bone The parties appeared 10 be very respectfully
connected and prudenty declined 10 dvuge their names
rnedences
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Death OF an Editor

BUFFALO, Feb 90, 1858.
Or. Thomas " Fcote editor OF the Commercial Advert
SER died Sunday night, after Illness Of ave dAys
DR.. Foote Minister to Bogca, under President: Harr
sons administration, and also Minister - via2ra under
President Fillmore
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The Kirkpatrick Case IN Philadelphia.


Mrs. kirkpatrick held to bal to-day. The esti
mony strongly duplicates her in tee late attempted POI.
sonirg Of her brother law ard his family aes servant
girl recognises the plate which the poisoned pie
sent She states that the prisoner broke up similar
plates after the first hearing OF the charge asrs Ro5er.
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Anti-Lecompton Meeting I'm Columbus, Ohio.

OOAV""Osj
large antLecompsor meeting was held on satur lay
Jacob Renhsrt presided, and speeches made By
Judge Johnson Of Kansas, Ard Messrs Paine. Merton,
Gerger and others Resolutions passed derocncng
the President and tho Iecomrtor constitution and eud0r
ing the course Of Senator Douglas and Hon. s. Cox the
representative Of the Columbus district in Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
Naval IutaIIawepee.

The U. s sloopof-war vincennee, Commander Totten,
sailed from Sierra Leone for Monrova on the oh ult
The 4. s. steamer shubrick, Comr de Camp, from Phi
sdelphh via 81 Thomas which arrived at Barbados tho
18Th us sailed the following day for her destination he
Pacihcl
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!. Wagner, and Or. Lord, Of Gin,

sserru, william Taylor. J. Wagner and Dr. Lord Of Gin.
SsarAu, have been found.
Ephrsim Dosne, Of Chicago.
Other bodies have been taken out Of The ruins but 90
burned that they cannot be identified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, Of Boston, were severely in.
jured; the latter fatally.
E1ihu Hayes, William Torrance, James I. Gsary, VIM.
Turner Mrs. Jonathan Jones and Mr. Sharpe were severe
ly injured.
Several committees Of citizens have been formed for
the purpose OF collecting supply the wants Of the
destitute 10 furnish attendance the wounded and pro-
vide fol- the obseques Of the dead.
Tho funeral of those identified taken charge OF
friends will take place Wednesday.
vigorous search Is sti being made for those bodies
supposed 10 be yet among the ruins.
Mr.. T. Hart Strong, Of the victims, was son OF
Hon Theron Strong Of Rochester N " Justice Of the
Supreme Court and LEFT that city for st. Louis fex
months snce. He had recently graduated and commenced
the practice Of law being for time with Dstrics Attorney
Huson. b.. 5000 .a1.-
NJ Herry Rochester, vas sou OF Henry T. Rochester
OF Avou N ", loss than "a years OF age, and had but re
Gently gone 70 st. Louis from Avon. ....
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TEE YAMILY HERALD.

Finbusterasm IN Ameries-The Royal Fansi-
lies 81 Europ~-Iatest News from the Utah
ExpeditioU-A6Airs in Europe-Congres-
ssonal Proceedings-Latest Intelligence
Markets, &c., sc.
Wednesdays edition Of the FAMILY Hss,Lp, among
other things, will contain
An interesting rsrs OF Filibusterism In America
Assistance 70 the Patriots in Mexico ard South Americs
The Congress Of Panama In Is26-The Texas evolu,oa
Attempts Of Lopez to Eeers,e eubs-The ou.tmaa ard
Pace Movements for Cuba and venezuels-Etpedions to
Lower California and sonors-Bstory Of walkers Opera
tons in Nicaragua, &c.
Affairs In Europe-Our London pasv and Berlin CORES.
pondencc-The Levsihsn Asoss-The Paris FAshions for
February, SC
me Royal Families Of Europe-Their Origin, rn,.rmAr.
rsges and Connections.
Interesting Letters from Special Correspondent, in
Kansas, &c.
Lola Mon,ez on the Witness SNad-A Free Fight and
Final Adjournment OF the Case.
The Double Execution in Piitsburg-Msp and woms,
Hung.
Ansrs In washington-Proceedngs Of Congress.
Editorial Remarks Matters Of Interest
The Local Incidents Of this and ionnS cities Of gene
raj interest
AFa Repor, OF the Prices Of oil kinds OF HsrketAbls
Produce, carefully corrected zach .ees
The Latest Intelligence received up 10 the time Of publ
cation.
Together with Police Repor,s.-rhea,scal hatsrs--Rs-
port Of the Cattle Nnket-Ncuey and Commercial Mar
tets--Marriases and Deshs-Formns great Of In
tereetins and miscellaneous reading
Terms-oniy - year; four eenls . single copy. To
be obtained ., the ONCE OF the HERALD and Of al news
agents.
Anson's DaeuerreStyss-Lsrge size for 70
csns-Ine ony &C. o.hsr pe,,re \. -
made ssoS b9s Ssa Opposite seopo Hotel
sns p,.sl '''' : 80 = = ''-'''' '''''' ''''
A Substitute for Cold Leaf, and Seven Times
renee .si only q g Wi.. street opposite Pi.iI
The Belmont Erhibssson viii positively
close saturday, 9Th inst
Pcss Once and Nssssw street, Exchange ana
S TS sse s. and sY a. yesterday
Crisssdorc's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
Bes, IN the world. On sale and dye applied No Asor
Bstcheler's Hair Dys, Wig ana To~psss--
u the ..anisosory, Is Blcsd@sr. y - A ''' -'''~
Defiance saismander sane-wfsh Patent
powder proof locks and bar: Also Are and burglar
proof pAror safes Depot i'2 res5 sssI PATRICK
Holloway Ointment 1T II noso~iows that
nsSsn .rs: n psr' Nh never sssed
ulcers and removes them rapidly and without Aetsrd lie
eqg.y ecscious for all external pusiuies inasmmstOns
VIM. n. Dssbrew's
FIN sysnus core. thirty ,ipA street
Ladies' and gentlemen or eIsc,e riding Tuesday Thurs
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News from Havana.

NEW 0RLsASs, Fes. 90 1853
The steamship Cahawba has arrived sreri New York
18th, via Havana, 18th instant. SIZE brings news Of
infa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

Before Hon. Judge Hall.
FEB 22-The Grand Jury panel wa, called, but sui.
cent number not being in attendance additional panel
wss ordered for Tuesday
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Supreme Court-spccial Term.

Rn6Ue Hon Judge Sutherland.
Fm "a K2Soers the Michigan Southern and
Northern TndiaNd K0{lroad Company Tor njuno-
ton denied, with $40 COSTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
Academy OF Music-Openins OF the Spring
season.

Season.
Mr.. ullmaz conn enced series of representa- 81
Italian Opera ss, rshi Al th's tc-se The orers The
"Puriisnln Of Beini, r:th he following dst-ibuticn
Evirs Nine De Ia TRANCE
Lore Arthur Tabor. SeSor Iberni
SI s,sfi rofme-
Sir focbAru fort1 cs tss-ef
HenrletA VINE Morrs
Ioru Nsher Nst~n. ....sssss..s.sss.ssssrR btbftci
s.r Bruno Rcberteon... ................Sg Barstr;
TIE house was very well attended, the audience
being more numerous thaa have before
for performance Of this opera We have 40 occasion TO
comment particularly upon the performance there ~
but one new feature in 1.-THE appearance Of sgncr The
rini, who sung better THAI usual ALI The other artists
we're In good voice. and the ensemble vas ve,! good
throughout The duet, Snoni "a trrzntu :" hy Fcrmes
and easier had trmul,uous e,cor,, wei ,eTera
other fsvorte pieces.
To-day "Er,aans IN AeerI" vlil be given roti-
ME DAngri Is superb 10 IL. On Wednesday, "n Don
Giovanni" The manager has ss .ei grand brlletl- 10
which we erect the particular attention Of tie rubrc