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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

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kconple,ion q the work " kass r. hssd ~
ypr0gtestihg sssl6fscsbsS.y, ukds ftst5f 40 -
llieve thsgesroas1 1gteati - q ut.esusooultl
III The mssAnssy - ieo osegAenIs@ eeAsf,ake
dlf:ciioa r BsisisA ~, Aa.esIeas fagiseers,
md experiments VII y caftfaliy Oisd bsloss
railing 6sxg yino. 10y .raaTrvoD @sa on mn
WisA ssssv % nssse svssy husssssud ,es,,.
cipaie5 iiAenls9, 10, Dsisieh 0evaamesa ~
again Grantpd " thu - 81 ships nd ~ man
Sfaesufs 81 new cable, 10 supply he bJsss ~
that which was7 lot. II ~ rcibg - essIsCnss
tosily. il u @ peeseas So lnlSosioa - -
ost 500 niassIe Of cable, being - milos .jncce
than 80 shoagbt sSfleient iass dire. N
tHNHAR fa FL Washlnnecus Jan. "a. \,
Senator Ssmusr wsiass ffen nostoa GO IL
health has - much impsoyed that No win b
here II time g vote upon the Afmy bil u.
INV. Times Correspondents. isf
u The latest canvass or the Senate gives reason
e tear that he sI4ecempton Constitution will
have : majority Of Two ii that body, Including
both the New Jerysy Senators, Jones Of Ioaa.
cpd he 6enasoss fFeo lndisas. Ill
i " Pfivate dispatches received here state poei-
lively that Calhoun hiss backed out Of his reiec-
ton Of the returns sent 10 Gen. lDenver. is4
The Administration comedies that the Penn
sylvania Legislature will vote against the L.
compton Constitution. II the direct Question y
reached their Ifiends design to smother their
resolutions " ths Select Conn, 20 = hieh they
~. referred. sssa s5T4l ~ 49, =.
IN The House ~ Northern Democrats arc con-
sidcsed certain against lecompton Constitution,
with 7, probably. 10 addition. afas 4isaifs4
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RA1IROAD LINE.

tln New Stage 0o0ee Rr~m Paelae
80 zsrDSNss ~ ~ 1nrJSaO$oa 90 Ni.c.ri
A1<Rrvod. u ~ e ~ n
\ ~ ~ OOz0LAs 0lA91 CO.. lOWA-rxI-wEzxa
pAcsxMaI gelAs East, leave Pac,sc Nv, \
days, Medaeedsys. and Hridays, Al 4 "
Tive g Ocseaa 1ossdays, Thursdays, am I. s~
q q. u, and thers connect Win Inc WI
oIAGE COnPANYV lines % all points "a 1. -
the trip = haflin9ton In souS days.
rssseneefs seink West, leave OeeCia Mo-
eones9aye 49, bftdayss ~ . a. -, ahd arm
kaeinc City, fIesdays, Thursdays and paiurdsn
<. -, eennscssnS thsss with csarAes 90 -
Ocnncil B'u6s and S.eRx City. Iowa, On. xhs, -
Bellevue, FlattsmoutA and K~braska Ci,y, M
Oh eapess and hestToute % I'll poln,s N
Ne bSAskA 0n4 EAnsAss &90 @a 8#Ts 1'F 7-l
80 -: Ssesk. Accommodating Dsivsrs. and sssii
sisss class hetsls at either end 81 the route.
Faeihe City, Jan. e-dv6w
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eET The Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday
says the hog market opened heavy and unset
tied, buyers withdrew and mot single sale
transpircd.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
49,. WashingtOn Inselligencc.
Mr. H"ebaS0n oattAe 4srions Ssat---P lans "a
tie Ads@tsaest Of tie Kansas lm6rogiio. 4
m. Correspondence Philadelphia Prrss.l Il s

aa Correspondence Philadelphia Pr-ssl II ssl
| Washington. Jan. ~.
The President denied himself TO everybody.
yesterday. The supposition was that he was
engaged in deep reflection upon the intelligence
which has arrived from Acting Governor Den
YER. 1stt 4Aa @afn5Ia DIT
There is a great change going on in respect
to affairs In Kansas, and just now one can form
no opinion approaching accuracy other than
that Calhoun and Lecompton are fast sinking ia.
to oblivion and nothingness, with the contempt
Of every section Of the Union, which both SO
richly merit. Even politicians afford an un usual
exhibition in giving their hearty amen to this
denoWemeat. 5i s ssf sist4 aG.
Plans for the adjustment of the existing diff
Guilty are being framed by members or the DEM
ocratic party, who tire Of this Kansas Question.
and would relieve Congress Of ito further con-
sideration in any way that would fairly consult
the will Of the people to be affected By their &C
.tion. It is alleged, too, BY gentlemen who ought
to know what the Administration designs doing,
that Mr.. Buchanan favors the rubbing gu. OF the
batch OF blunders already csmHittsd, and be-.
ginning again So that the record may, by act Of
the Legislature calling another convention, read
unequvocally aud straight forward what are
the domestic institutions which the people or
Kansas want, and how, upon republican foun.
dation, their State organization shall be erect
nM =
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JEFFERsoN COUNry.-We cut the folio wing
items from the last Fairfield Ledger:
FATAL AccrDyNr-We regret to learn thst
Patrick very excellent nan, met with
an accident on last Thursday, which resulted
fatally. 1t appears that he was in the timber
alter load Of wood, and the wagon being on
the side Of . bill, he attempted to put on q
heavy stick. and had 1t nearly on, vhea his foot
slipped, throwing him down, while the stick fell
on his he ad, fracturing his skull. He was car
RED to his home, but a short distance Oh, where
he fingered in great pain until 8 O'clock the
following morning, and then died. He leaves
q wife aud several children. ...W
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u We haya the Atlantic Monthly for Feb.
Iaary, from which We respshlish very able ar
ticle upon the great money panic of 1857.
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LIH d. MARnIR

G. EARBLR.
N0saFT Public and Generol Cenlae1,
- Agent.
- - kfepessy ADA Oollectios u DsssA /,
O1ee corner Of WasAington and Third "a, lsvR,
fuss O@ssv) D1Fiington, iowa. -
Messrs. CoolDaueh nroors.
,. Morton q Co., DurlI.sssa.
DR.. ,. ,. Psine,
Marble 1oed. Chicago.
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| COUNTY JuDaE.-Hon. Charles Negus, our
Prosecuting Attorney, has succeeded to the
Office Of County Judge Of this county, made
| vacant by the death of Judge McCulloc, "a
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/ Door or rns TaAIroRs.-The New York
Courier thus "holds the mirror up" to thsss
Members Of Congress from Free States who ~
nov urged to sacrifice themselves upon the altar
cfthe Lecompton S~indle: Aa4t
Of the rHRrEEN NorfAers sssm6eys Of s&s
Senate arho hare roted for TIE Kaasas Ne6rasks
BIZ thee years and a half ago, 6Mt roua NOS
have seats IN that body. These four are Senator
Stuart, Of Michigan, Senator Jones, Of Iowa,
Senator Douglas, Of Illinois, and Senator Tbom.
son, Of New Jersey. The only reason why the
three FIRST Of these have not lost their seats i
simply because their terms have not expired,
and there has been no opportunity to elect 9th.
,er men. OF tAs toRfY-rwo mem5sys 81 ~
House from the Noyshern Sfdtss ssho sotssl JSvi
tAis oil, but THREE are members Of tie present
House. These are J. Clancy Jones and 7. B.
Florence Of Pepnsylvania, and W. H. English Of
Indiana. Upon all the other 80 the waters of
political oblivion have closed forever. Nov,
the Lccompton Constitution 10 yet more obncx.
ious 20 the great body Of the people than VS.
the Kansas Nebraska bill,
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n There must be great scarcity Of the eensles
sex in Sacramento to warrant the State Journal
in making 60 strong m appeal for their intro
dnction to the market. The editor writes -
1--WE want women here. Yes, " Of Sacea-
mento, and they Of the mountains and valleys.
want women--high. toned, true. souled, warm
hearted womsn-whose. hands can touch the
piano keys, wash . teacup, make biscuit, Or
br0il beaf.steak; whose converse ional powers
are fitted for the drawing room, and whose edu.
cational attainments win enable chem 70 tutor
and train up the youug. lFor such women there
Is room. support and employment in Cali ornia
TO the amount Of thousands. Let them come,
unhesitatingly, by the packet loads.s = srs 4
True, We have great plenty and to spare Of
lazy, lolling, extravagans and whiting misses,
whose solo ideas seem TO be concentrated in On
inordiaate Admiration Of self, and . perpetual
revolving around the various ball rooms in their
vicinity, but Who have no more conception oi
the proper way to spell some Of the plaiuess
words Of The English language, Or indite gen.
teel letter. than the lveriest hoosisr at whom
they wonld point in ridicule their delicate Mtsls
fingers. These are the fashionable fair ooes
Who have jumped almost literally from the era
die into the parlor, and are ready upon the irst
desirable offer TO launch into the sea OF matpi-
mony and assume to be the greater part OF the
head Of the family, much to the deteriora alton
in equality Of the Forthcoming generation" n
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Ihe Cf00setss - 1assien AosIs5 q ~
House sn9agsd y ~ pTepssstjos - ~
port - Central Aassican A0sjss, uA3oA win.
Mat = -
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Il the lions, tigers, elephants, casamounts, b..
sboons, snakes, and al other animals in the ark,
Including Noah and his wife, and his sons and
bis sons wives. hid got in,o > Eeseral 6ghl when
the deluge was over the mountains, the confu.
sion and rage, the yelling, the biting and the
scratching, could not have been greater than W
have every prospect Of hearing ard seeing In
the ranks Of the Democracy in the progress Of
the Kansas quarrel.-Lou Jour.
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The Cincinnaa 0asSsss essi1s ssshasaAs
cam total o. values derived from cattle and
hogs, either cured. slaughtered or carried elises
/ fssuf 111n1e =, soseA 41nmbeseaesnen
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

The steamship Isabel. from Havapa, 3s.h.
has arrived here. 1850
The stesmship Philadelphia. New Yorl io.h
inst, for Havana and New Orleans. ana ia rnr.
lish mail steamer, had not arrived !. Havana
The steamship Granada. from. A.pinw.lL ~ !.
rived q Havana on the 23d inst .,.''1 -'
Tho Wabash vas a Key West. ana ~
o%cers ana men were veil ~ Of her men.
I snSss tune Aad expired. came passengers b he
Sugar was unchanged aud Mol.s.e., d.el,,s,,.,
Exchange On London wAs I6 pei cent Dremi.S'
and On New York and Boston a(a4 pcr cenf'
Col Anderson. 9 Of hi olacefs and AZ men
had arrived q Key West and tie court 49,
decided that they should all Be held faf tr;.i u
ne District n Louisiana, ana 10 default ~ bsil
we're held Ia custody. = -
h Nothing y cid shout yellow fever In Haynan.,.
-, NV Aags New York. Jan. 10. I.
There was : tong end exoiainx discuos;en -
the meeting Of the board Of menarars M ~.
Bible Society last evening. After w rr;ec&;e.
ol sne mineFity teposts tho repoes efsAe 49,.
~ comnateee Of nine, uho were .apnointe1 u
ccaadee Ne revised editioa OF ~ hibIe. -
sdopsed. y refsrs ~ present saaalard " -
Ans';en oaoas g NE 6ocisty q ~ comnitte q |
re.'s'ea ~ revision = conform . the prsviena
so,s'Ga printed hy shs Sosissy. Or ihc assAor-
a1eu usTA e0ietoo. sasssag sS 4e 8.4sts.s#s4s II
ssgst 80 sis 0kslou,a m - II
l The Platte Argus u Jan. -, anpeences =. |
arrival q Wssten of ~. Davidseu WitA mr.
advicee - IlsA Dsesnesf. l1tssp6 - snresedI
n making themselves comfortable for viDSsss
eeaRh good-pe News lroa Cha Naean. Can4
bbse. losh iahntsg, plaosa = eoaneal ~ vcl-
aateef ceNpantes, va drilling H.. Davidson
EsRc.o nesth ,sass q LAssnls plsaty ef mar. /
1saalo tat - nes tAsss Amy ~ 49, n.
llns ~ TO- rsss LasanIs y cam a.
~ h n baa1e4y laA -
4 ssssss secetsed fou Can4e Qyaa1 - 80
1eon, As@ noagheaa, - 0Alala. ,1a>ed ~.
-, ~. - saaAas ~ H. - kaaa Reeh Il
2 g 1eltiaesA OApa Jasteee, ~ - |.
~. l0aA ~ Hava1a WlsA speNea Nov. 0SI. Ii
shlle 1aisiag - - ttnm 1aaayiau - eeoSss
.Selnssd 80 - posseieop " ~ hesuocnls
lessa - - - ship - - iAsae slaeA ~
eeose ahey ee1ld - ssAnd ne y -. AaI m
, sheet Nve - der. lThe. s,aeeee - -,
aed 70 biz bed BY sickness. il
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

FATAL ACcIDENT.--This morning young man
Of this city. named Martin Downes, gOp upoa
the cars Of the Western Railroad for the bur
pose Of going up the road to procure work. IUD-
on arriving at Seventh street, Downes, Who rs
standing upon the platform Of the last. car but
one, was seen to fall backward, and the hind car
passed directly over him. crushing in his chest,
and causing his instant death. The train was
stopped and ran backward; but when the. place
was reached Downes was dead. His body y Is
taken to the Court House, where an inquestsas
held ana verdict found in accordance with the
above facts.-Dubuque Tribune. WI Is I'M. W. FIJI.
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nv" 4.tt- IndianapOIie, Jan. 20. n
An excited mol, at Legoner, Noble County.
Ind, arrested three counserfeiters on Thursday
and deliberately hanged one They were bro.
v'd'ng 70 execute the second in the saras man.
ner, when i was agreed BY . majority Of elk
votes Of the people present to let The law take
its course. The third, guilty of making bogus
com, was delivered into the hands of the u. s.
Maishal and brought to this city to-day and Nm.
derwent preliminary examination before ! II.
s. Commissioner. He was committed % iail IN
default Of e2,OOO bail. The Nesthern coanties
rf Indiana and Southern counties Of Niohlran
have long been infested with counserfeiters -
thieves and the people have determined q
drive them from their vv,isaxft IN. ,,.. I7Ss- M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-30

H. iirsrt gcvcvnUep aga1, It'll IN La Fnz Three
az te oct "a ,io'rs hsd 'sssr shot apd mary
prison; 4" 1ose NEo escaped periahet e munger
Cs~its tics Ges er' Their read 30 The estoD Of
bitns coin Of fas- cain which s nors tets
s-er r. rlo in 'oIesr coIru,as, Csostsd; bu.
90, 9sai ts' She good principles would triuugn.
vnPAs,'-o REQ ~ - Barely raj the gc,.
we'd trcm rurrYe b. the last ,is or the favorable
state @, those European markets arcay connected
Sit oGrs alsysd tire ears u tire cAuus Com Ia
q 'em place WIEN the heavy and Ct the
s't and I'D ,rs's came "a ad and
use 10 doubts to whether the CTops already bshiad
Lana ior ~an, ~ bsncs, more parcuaSl Ia the sotn
tave, or have net received great INJURY usrcsciDo
movement has taken place 10 cotcn stus Eng in
Arer,csn sctrTe, such white shrtirgs, domss-
Cs, 0epins rls nod pI0ts, u which seversl pNceis
have been taken At io~ prices by Santiago purchasers
In wcoep ren ard s,!k stds nothing any interest
has taken place. Spgsr-o00 600 lbs. of wnic Psr1sm
tvco arrived, OK Leyahts, during the fort ait
from the Cnted Ssies, ex Scotland, .cW Iot.
have arrived. ana bavIg only CHAINED an cer Il Il
cents he toutrs have Urcfsrred waiting; Sc bsrrAr OF
refined F. s'ish hsve leen on the ~
duritP ste fci thigh, VOID ~ i,,nveet aud
rrsec in the 500 I'D AMERICAN crush ,d
dfersn, ots at 124.c and 13c. IA, 100 bs No.Wisn
standing she large stock In fir. hEpds retailers
considerably relieved by the sales they Ute
~ Effected for the s-u,ne r.pubic and tine marx 5s of
tie interior and importers in hooas thai from
she article declining fu thsr favorable reaction may
shortly take are. FcuI--Confn,pg ourselves 70 thu
present period te stock IT, yet, rather scanty fuc1
Mst, to satisfy the daily VI nts, - 70 81 80 n
months has bern paid.
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The Recent EIsnt Amo.g ,he sFarcy" sn.
broadway.

MARCUS O. srASIBY cHAR0ao GrrB Gs-I3kIrS0
TN noT-ABsksr or cRBus SWAY tsD tonn N.
BaIs0s.
Ga Saturday wm Rscey y oapfed bsiorc The 10
corder a1d made ihs following gfdav, relative 70 tic
v,ler, asaalt battery s.it d<ve teso co1auue<
uTor Jobn Mccarthy by hndree H8es the corner o.
Roadway hos ard street, last Wednesday evening";
re peopls agsrs, Andres Hines Cyrus shay John Y.
Briggs - errgs, John DO and others, snoss
nam. Az unknown.
CIv az Cbtyfv ~ Ns,o rcyk ., -wu. " Race, II.
Grand q e In tsd cry, be doiy sworn, ssys that 90
wecnssay nshl, March % lsbs. IT ihe c,y sad county
az Now York, Androw Hines Cyrus bay. Joho Bisss,
- ggs, and divers o'ber DoJ sHd boys 20 o.po
neat unkbo~r, with force nd arms, did n,touay, 90
OF ~ adway and Howard street IN ss,i cay q a-ars
no pcsce Of the people Of the city o. New York. snt
b,irg item and mJ,ed soJ gathered ioxssr
I'D make violent sssaet, beating aud Va ,r-s,
ICE John MCvthy; Ia. several q the mea
thus unawfuly assembled 'osetar- onr,iSe -.
exposed In threatening msoner pistols aud
Der weapons, and th-eatepcd O. shco, any yhs
should epcesvor 20 prevent the assault trait was benx
ooumied upon the SAID Mccarthy that they prevented
from Interfering TO stop the af and conducted
themselves violent and outrageous manner; that ss,x
John friggs very set ve 10 grgns ssssu Asd
RIO, on pulling Of nis Goa, 20 tho hr5
Out osuy ~bo Sbculd interfere 70 nc viclcr
and rot from borg cDntinued that be Is s 'orre1 and
heiievee that The ssld Jonn Briggs kicked thu sAsf
Mccarthy asr had beer knocked down too sidewalk
in bs eye, and inflicted great personal injury Tie sad
Mccarthy that derorent believes snd charges thai ons
Msrcns Stanley has the chief ustsator OF the cs
and assault that ld stanley and said payti-a 70 the bt
knowledCe belief, 81 equAly gnhV
IA the matter morn the fact that currently rep)rtd
IN The for several days previous 10 This assault and
that the soud take place, aud that the sad
stanley hal hrei tue SAID Hines u beat and assault
the ssid Mccarthy; thai to The ibest of depons,ps
snswedge and he Of of tbs persons engaged In thus
rio, and assault fighting mer ard thieves; the, tbs
deponcn' accused the raid Hines q having been pad By
The said Marcus Ccoro Stanley to sssau thessd hcthy,
AMI told in reply by the sad Hines that M had
ceived the motley from Stanley was none o deponents
Lus!ncYs VIZ " RAvEy.
Sworn before mo Ibis 9th cay OF March, 1888. Gsosos
G BAElvsrD. Recorder.
The Reooroer issued warrant for the arrest Of Hines
mursdsy but he has Solar eluded the v'Ance ~ us
,ficcr In shoss bands n placed Els Honor isnet
ants for the OF the above named parte ga
saturday hpg and placed them IA to- bands on ON az
lsase, vho arrested Cyrus shay ssiI doom N Bugs AT
brough thcra before ho Pecofder, wfo COMMITTED toem
to pyron deisui, 0, 900 bal. Tho preiim nary ex.
tnDaton q the jt'ensns will axe place on Wednesday
M circk
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yysIIlnmsbuvr CITY News.

ApJoripD eighteen persoos arrested by tho poles
o. the Fifth precinct sunday morning having bcsa
fcud in tho bou,e ITO Fourth street the time the ces.
zen. was made upon Il by the police, brought bs.
Justice Allen yesterday Afternoon when toer
sel moved the dschargc OF all but Mr. jaws tbs
around that oy spectators and has nothing y,
DO with tho plsy further than 9,nessngt Hs 81 81 tbs
action Of Mayor Tenanr OF New York. IN support " rs
motion and stated that hts Mayor rmsnnsD Gus
tor 10 dschs the parties tound the house, boiling
only those ptO principals keepers Of the gsuir<
house table The Justice stated that he would prSx
10 have the case Adjourned until some future time, ~
order lpa, te might iDfoIm himself or the law touchne
the CAFE ard would therefore adjourn urhev exsm'ns
ton until Friday afternoon, at half past o'cbck.
DrscuAsc sr.-MIchael Moran and James Howard. VINO
arrested on Friday night, charge Of burssy
and RAPE preferred by Geosgispns long residing 20.
Tsyors court, yesterday morning brcugn, 49,
Justice Allen ard discharged, TIC comriapAsi1L sIf~
Ing 70 substantiate her charge
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Seco.U District Couss.
Irr,as rHonFsOS's TysPEs cHaKSr c az

c'e AZ bot tno jury
1siBe- rs Ia-is rois celebrated (olL o. which
Lss zoe aierIr cd ir peshmeni ci judge rnonp
sc-l osse On tor ~ yos.srday Tns Defendant de-
rl.odeJ jury. Pa It'll sged The e-fea,sot To- gods
.old ard o.vere1 md = utsmeU, Tor sszs Toe
defendant aditst the sac delivery the geods, but
s's"o ttat ,ty to he free bnc clear OF
N ircunba c,s aad Tat 4 the time OF ths sals tho
rlan.s Ind u,e p opor,y sold, having conveyed
Il to ere FcGsrr helps, ~ho had m5rgtged u q
JON Mad, Jr mo folosicg the Defendant p,ats
IN. bill OF sale u lheips, although bears the con
sfeistcn Of oo'sy vhch ~ sufficient jeraoo
10 wet zoe tate 70 bio ems pts ~ having gagged the
properly uel'ore go t0efen " Mend. the lster pro-
scef, an .Gu n T. tho p1-es-on Of the properly
ite tn abtf Oh ne same ~ "a, defen laut
The ccnstsbis efsipo Of the ptorarty fors
elc-Ig tire rIortfsRc ~ tlo une the p'sotn ~ me
seme ~ the deterrspt and N .i@r ths mort
ssts gwen, al tsit "a ki-ung hen ags Il
tho properly and the p'gltI bad u,,c sha.evcr
Nh@tt'p.
Ai,ra rrot-sftod ira eel eltnrata amin up by
ttn sel fDr trs 'c-pscu pse-, TIE sub
- he iury sef ~ ana careful ca ,rec FROM
"a, :" Van cot. Tse jury aress MOTT ss,etce,
ctred go lrt Tor tie cecncsn, ~ih sts. For 10
feuaant Judge snrh: for ltuud, ". iard0ubr ook.
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Ctr 1rfel,,.ev 90.

Ira rlssovER I'll mos toerl e TIE mary festivals
Lros l. To Jews rrietosd @. Tag, II being, scc,riog
20 tb@ Htbrsv ohroDUl ~ nc l5.h day Of .ne
Nk,. Ire "a sal ~l Ia. until lrl a; bat the a-s
W AZ he llst 40 days deemed especially holy,
GEa matte heg as-cct tho cboeen people may be IN
er oN-efvance OF o,hsr ~ their fah they
OIL mnho,ly follJv d ru,ss uo doEn Or thsr govern
neit during 20 Pas ser Tbs ,sst Il all % remen
Dcred net Itec ~ ON nemos IN tbs provten'a
s.atng nj the shen the snge Of tho Lord smote
drt blrn 81 IL "a strous KsyTIs hut issod over the
dwelling % ise hebrews MO "a doors wero fprinked
49, u. blood cf'Ne p7ss0s an 70 nuring ven DAYS
Which the c-ivH VII ns al All iiq forbid.
d1 and Tie oay breao eaten TIE rs,zotn ursavcrcd
he srs 81 the suffer nrs ~ eir isanerp shs the
uidcrnes There nsary tiriy thou and Jc-r and
this nerr os ana VI a. nbCr bu fes viii oo
obs i've the Passover.
yrTrNY cs BOARD Strp rrT r.s-0u saturday AZ @
p NJ 90 tna brig ihoFs r. wslron, CAPT parpaby for
Isguayra proceeding down bay of The steam
tug r. lawrence, sh, c,mpcllcc 70 come N anchor
81 Tactic William, TIE cres b.;ngsin state ~ mutlny
cap, Hpry H. Hunter, 81 the Uned cutter wash
ugob who away on the Gcrt inined sieiy de-ts,cb
"a Lent ~ Stk N her assistance, ~ho, atcr while
conp~ed ibs u 90 10 work bat n, tho ,eqres, Of CAP,
Dsfrsby ssr obted 70 10 ~ far M the bar ia tss On
tea, ing all ~es qost
THE Arrest AZ btR.Ns 1lATRE The arrest cr Michael
vsgrer Ir'cay lust, during the relr'.us exercises a,
purtop- tbesie Chambers street. pas ~ on sr Hector
Mccrc ~ The Mayors squad, Eread q Oser More u
the sixth precinct
TO 'HE tDToB or TBF HERALD.
go BoMsAY, NEW YoRE, Nsrcn 20, 1853
wv attention has ust neen clled 10 article IN your
paper 81 sunday from your hosny Correspondent nam
me ope OF the Applicants for the right OF boldrg
rabcsi 10 Broadway er 10 assure you. sir that s'o
no, my synlrsnce L believe 'ha q railroad In B.pai
vas would he gros ctfimen, ,he property aad bus
ness of the street as WI INCONVENIENCE % whole
community. ! am very respectfully, your
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-30
jersey City News.

OPENING % THK hosns CANAL Tho Morris canal was
opened for navigation yesterday IT, prospects for
heavy business on This canal the coming sumner
Usually catering and the company n Of expec.
Cd Increase In The co1 business, nove during the pat
winter made large nnmber OF rcpars and improve
ments along the line, and the canal "a sai nov In
better conotop for the accommodates OF business than
at any former period stated that the heaviest coA
dealing firm 10 Phadepha are about 10 transfer snch
main depot 70 Nev York ard account OF this change
and other souc'e Of ipcrssed freight in rshigh coal the
canal coursng have dec~mined N erect number Of
N " - nd ksuhipmsst u sqel