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Hillsborough Female Academy.
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

VNHE First Session Of this Institution will con menre
on The u b Of August. and clo-e on ihe cath of
December. 1858. The Academy il situated ten miles
southwest Of lilshurough. and twelve miles west %
Chapel Hill. 10 moral and healthy community. We
propose TO prepare students for College or for the ori.
nary business Of life. The Terms are as follows:
Classical, or scientific Course $40 90
English, Higher Branches, 1900
Elementary. 1000
Boanl can BE- had fnr - per month.
J. d. Oldham aud J. Movie are living convenient,
and will take buafdes. For further particulars ad-
dfess, W. T.. OLDHAM, Principal.
Oaks 7. ". Oiange Co., y. c.
july Ii-2t
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The LATE GEN. QUrrMAN.--A correspond
ent Of the Vicksburg Southron. writing from
the residence of the late Gen. Quitman, com
municates the following in relation to the
character OF his disease: "The General
was one of the victims of the National Hotel
poisoning, having dined there on that fatal
day which has cost thirty-one persons their
lives. and DESTROYED the health of sixty or
seventy more. Since that day Gen. Quit.
man has not had well hour. A. SOM as
Congress adjourned he fastened to his home,
hoping that cessation from work and repose
in the bosom Of his family would restore him
TO health. The fatigue Of travelling night
and day exasperated his disease, and when
he reached Matches he was compelled to
take at once to his bed.
The marriage, few days afterwards, of
his daughter to Capt. Lowell. u. S. N. of
the Water Witch revived his spirits
greatly depressed by his disease--and he
hospitality remained up until after midnight,
to do the honors to the guests with that cour-
tesy and affability which characterized him.
The fatigue and excitement Of the occasion
were too much for his enleebled constitution,
and increased his malady 50 that since he
has not been able to leave his room. The
physicians who attended him, it is said,
perceive in his disease the unmistakable
effects of arsenic"
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THs Gulso Tssss.--Ths transportation Of
ruane, which u no long time past employed
several hundred sail Of large ships. seems 20
be entirely fading out. There is stated TO
be two or three years stock now on hand in
all the markets where il has been sold, and
the last advices from the Chineha Island.
state that there were only thirteen ships
loading there on the gath of June. All the
same time last year there were lsu loading,
and the year previous t,ere we're still
larger number. Perhaps after farmers have
shown that they can get along without this
fertlllEsr, the monopoli.ts may think i en-
pedieat TO reduce the price sufficiently TO
bring il again into use.
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PRATT. OAKLEY & CO.
fLaie Farmer, Bruce q Co..
Publishers, Booksellers and Sfaiioners.

No. 81 Murray Street, New York.
I'D o. * Co., offer At low prices FL cash md liberal
Il terms for approved credit. large stock Of BANK
aud OFFICE STATIONERY, BLANK and AC-
COUNT BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books.
PAPER Of Alb KINDS. Cards. Circulars, Bill
Heads, DC. Printing and I.ithagaphing executed to
order Bibles, MsceIanenus. ani School Books.
I. Q q Co. Publish Balloons series u Grammars;
Comstock's series the Sciences H ,okcrs Phi, siuo-
gies ; Brockleshys ASTRONOMERS; Olney's Geography,
newly revised; southern Clues Readers; PsmeIs Book
Keeping; and the "cheapes, aud best" Spelling Book
ever used.
August II. 52-6m
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of aaihiniy given 10 nc uy the will
n John Serly, decreased shall otter for sale. a.
the Court House IN liilishoraugh MonIiy The al
DAY Of August neat heing Nunddy IL Court. The house
and oI where James = Watson nov lives. on credit
Of nine months the purchaser giving bond aud good
security.
SQUIRE u. UMSTED. Err.
BY J. ". Norwood, his Attorney.
August 4. -Jw
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LAND FOR SALE

E'HE subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land on
which he now lives. on the waters Of Lutte River,
SIX miles north Of Hsborongh on the Roxlorough
road. II consists uf2l nces mme or less well wa.
tered; has on il two good dwelling houses, two good
Kitchens good double barn, and other out huildings--
o"rahle good orchard Of peaches and apples. II not
meanuss sold y will he offered 70 the highest bidder
on Tuesday q August Court. Tenns--one half cash.
and twelve months credit for The other half the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JOHN RAY.
July % -4v
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instances Of California and Australia. that
turks the danger Of dislocstion Of all the
existing relations Of that kind. forming an.
other evidence Of the truth Of the law, that
all social and economical changes are danger
Gus in proportion to their rapidity.
CharLesfon Neps.
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY The Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives has p"blished. as
he il required To do by law. list of all the
appropriations made at the late session Of
Congress. The list makes seventeen coll
umns Of small type in the Congressional
Globe, the official paper Of Congress-. and IS
Of course beyond the capacity 81 other pa.
pers 10 publish. But at the close. the Clerk
has summed up the aggregate in the follow
iuu
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Obituary.

Died, in this place on the 10Th inst, MARY MecIrtY,
daughter Of Charles and Julia A. Mecsuy, sssJ 10
months.
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AsoLfrios ~ PsiyarEgaiso.-Th follow.
bog eaontriss have signi6ed their adhesion 4.
the addition "f pri.atseting, &c. resolved
upon VI the Paris Conference Of ApriI IS.
1885. composed uf the Plen,poientiaries 81
Austria. France. Great Britain. Russis. Sar.
dina. and Turkey
Baden. Bavaria. Belgium. Bremen, Brazil,
the Duehy Of Brunswick. Chile. the Argen.
tine Confederation. Denmark, the Germs nie
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omce Nense aIannfactnrIng company

Raleigh, June 81. ISIS.
vsHis Compsny continues % psy . Gents rsf
I pound for Cotton aud inen RAGs--tlelisefcd u
Raleigh. cf al their Mills SIS miles east Of Relsigh.
Address u. W. Hustled, Treasurer
lore ~ 4s--sm
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TO FARMERS.

WILL be sold on Tuesday Of August Court, three
- Horses and new open Buggy; one a good
riding horse. and the other Two good farm horses, IL
40, sold privately before that time. Inquire a, this
,ffice for particulars.
August IL. So
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A NOTE Of hand, given by William II. Thompson
a TO the subscriber, for one hundred aud fbIiy dol
lars and some cents and dated in June, 1858. All
persons iowarned agtinsi trading for said note and
the said Thompson from paying It TO any person but
The subscriber, transfer Of the properly in il has
been made.
JONATHAN W. TRIP.
August IL. 52-3w,
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IN 4 NE b
STATE OF NORTH CALOLlNA,
ALAMAScE COUNTY.
10 Equi,y-0r,ginal Bill.
John II. Clapp,

John l'abscou. Sheriff Of Alamance county James O.
Moore, John Holt, Williamson Holt and
James NJ Clapp.
III appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court that
Williamson Holt and James NJ Clapp are no, res.
iJents OF tins STATE il is therefore ordered that pubca
lion lie made in the Hlll.horough Recorder for six
weeks, commanding the said williamson Holt and
James NJ. ClapP 10 be and appear before the next
term OF tbs Court 10 be held IN the town Of Graham
on the 9Th Monday alter the 9TH Monday of September
next 10 answer, plead to- or demur to said hill Of com.
plant, or decree pro eoafesso against them will be
entered.
Witness, Isaac Holt Clerk and Master in EQUITY
Tor Alamincc county, at Office, Ibis The 9Th ,lay of
July, A. d. 1858. ISAAC HOLT, g. Il e.
July Ia Price adv 81 so 3s-6Y
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Watsonville Female Seminary.

! He neat Session az this school Ilr Young Ia.
' dies. alIl hegin on THURSDAY the 18Th instant,
under the supervision u tie Proprietor. with IN eff.
clen namber Of allie and accomplished futoresscs in
the yifihns departments.
j = desired Inst pupils enler toe school Al the com.
meEcemeni Of the Session.
TERMS;
Bnsri per session. including tights, &c. $50
Tuition Lower English Branches,
Higher 10
Music Piano and Mcclellan each IL
French and Litin each
Paining. Grrcian,
oil CalofS 10
Wan work, Sc.
L. :. WATSON, Proprietor.
July IL as
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

h1oiNCs DI IL lb.NEn L. nc.
ETINg BIBLES. PRAYER and LYNN Book, Memo.
fandum and Blank Books II al .iles. Letter and
Note Paper and Envelopes. O.hcfne's Walef Colcfs
and Try Paints. Fine Playing Caiis. DOmncs aud
backgammon boards.
Fancy Articles Of MI kinds.
Fine Hair. Tooth. Paint. She. anil Horse Brushes.
Ladies Ruhlpf. Dressing. Bonnet, and Puff Combs.
fiBc and Coifsc Combs
Rullef Head Bands and Hail Pins,
Morocco Travelling Bags Silk and Bead Purses.
Port Monies and Pocket Books,
sewing Birds. Tecihng KinEs. and Rattles,
Metal Pull Boxes. I'ay l.acun,i,e.. Patent Gun
Waits. Toy ahps. Fishing Lines snj Hooks.
Chins snd Vas Bshes and Doll Heads, Tape Wea.
sures. Ffanrpsnni Sltebels.
soair. Prnade. and Perfumes. also BARNS and fiau.
eli Toilc sOap.. pehumer, sni Pant,is.
China Csnile.slirks, Flower Vases. Motto Mugs and
Cups,
Rice Powders and Sils White ~ The skin,
Violin and Bango Strings. and many other anivlss,
just received and iof sale II the
DRUG STORE.
ialy . az
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Confederation. the two sicais,; Ecuadar,
the Roman States. Greece, Guatemala. Hayti,
Hamburg. HAnover. the two Hesses. Lubbock,
Mrcklenburg. Strelifz. Mscklenburg- Schwe-
rim, Nassau, Oidenburg. Parma. The Neither.
lands, Peru. Portugal, Saxoay. Saxe-AIten-
burg. Saxe-Coburg Gntha. S.se. Melningen,
Sake. Weimar. Sweden, Switzerland. Tusca.
ny, Wnrtembnrg.
Itappears from this list that thirty seven
sovereign States have joined in the agree
ment. The dissentient Powers are Spain,
Mexico, and the United States. We can
never safely give up the system except by M
increase ot our national m.rine at an i'm.
meilse expense. National hfeiigenccr.
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REHABILITATION.

Legislative. Executive, Judicial, Civil,
and Miscellaneous $l2.7ss,sa6 ~
Diplomatic aud Consular 9l2,l20 90
Indian Department, Revolutionary, In
valid and other Pensions s,io7,l56 IS
Army f,rti6caions, Military Academy,
and Military Roads 25.6ss.el0 4e
Naval Service. l4.5Os.354 %
Post Office Department i9.O47,456 90
Ocean Siesm Mail Service 1850. $50 90
Collection Of The Revenue 360D.0O0 90
Treaty with the King Of Denmark 40s,73l a.
$sI .S24.s25 40
Besides this rather considerable sum Of
nearly eighty two millions of dollars appro-
priafed at single sessinn ~ democratic
:. econnmy and retrenchment" Congress. there
are very many other amounts appropriated
but marked as /" Inlefnate" by the Clerk,
for the reason that the amount depends up"n
some contingency. the settlement. Of the per-
suns account al the Department, or sumo
other rause. Il is probable that these will
swell the whole amount 10 eighty five millions
Of dollars.
twill be seen, however, that nine teen mil
lions nf the whole amount is for the Post
Office Department. And il is but just 10 the
denrcrsc, 10 admit, in comparison with the
"ertrassgant" expenditures of John Quincy
Adams, (amnunting 10 thirteen millions
yrar.l that The Post Office expenditures Of
that day did MT form part Of the regular APP
preparations, nut the Postmaster General then
collected his uwn revenue aud paid his nwn
expenses Take OF the nineteen millians for
the Post Office. q; was about three millions
in Adsm,'s DAY. and there will be still
about s'rty.sir millions Of dollars required
for the ordinary expenses Of an " economical
administration"
Iemucrscy is certainly " dear" institn.
tiun. Fayetteville Observer.
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Now York Core ppWacncn uf the lnt<i, Dee. 81
Prom the moment int was thought that both houves
~ Congress had erganzed and that was ascoytancd
that Collector shell was entrusted with tho distribution
10 Tho pres III he rrcetcntr III sage tho AVENUES or
te Custom asse were thrunrcd b. crowds "a citizens "
every class eager 10 learn somcth M OF what The message
corsafffa Tho Collectors room was heny filed with
These 9euonac sacA.s III he press known A. printers
devils wto at round Nr sclel's char awaiting some
mvser ous snal which 10 authorize the breaking Of
th heavy Il uncr nrh tic much coveted documents
wy roataiue in Al impcte,rahle envelope Many ~
tho sad mrs we're selred in ink and other profss
etrt.l mnrks tn shaWs III some rcserblcd blanket
al heard Il remarked " SPECTATOR ~ the scene
who was Tor some trnn 00xmg On the Collector aud
hi ,ssurrourdIngs" as they ST n solemn sicne.
"~stsl hooks tge Tecurnssh IN council us braves
have IN ther war YantH llour after hour tas~i and
vt the Collector trrcd not with that patience and
intrrturtnbfay for which be r distinguished. Ne an.
swrrgi nc ffo1uert inquiries ~ iuau sya outsiders with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
Board of Aldermen

Tho Board met last evening, President Clancy In the
chair.
The Mayor In veto on the resolutions Tor pay to
assistant clerks Of the Board Cor extra Ordered
" he printed and lie upon tho table
Another message received from the Mayor rcia-
100 TO the i1ogaty in list for regulating
Forty seventh street.
communication WAS received from Mr. G. ". smith,
the Street Commissioner, stating that he had appottcd
Augustus Kath to the otco OF City Surveyor lad
The report of the Committee Finance favor % do
mating $i6t 70 the First Free viii Baptist church enable
them to pay an thcr property tor building
sewer N Sullivan street, tits Laid over
proToen Cxsrsst pARS
The report of the Committee the proposition OF tho
Central Park CCmm,s.ouefs called up The COMMITS
proIos. to extend the ~ the Central Park by
adding all that section Of the city from iosh s,rcs,
loh street between Filth and Eighth avenues also u
widen seventh avenue from the Park If iieth
Harlem river making NO carriage ways each forty fee
o. motion ~ Alderman cANcf the laid over
until next Thursday Ter 1hi,h evening II WAS mado
~, cal oracr.
The veto a. the Mayor on The resolution az the Eoard
nay men 80 caj snccr the tf0ton Aqueuc Depart
mint, vas called 40 hy Alderman rL,NtY who proposed
,hat III retouton be adopted, Do,w ,hst,dng the veto
0i Tho Mayor.
Alder uan TrcAr1 suid that be thought twelve ahiurs
dag si,, ~, and he sustained The veto or thu
Me- ttonPh be- - mpathi,cd With the abnrcr
Agsfm Rom siid lhe nborer worthy o. hs hire,
ard cuHS ud1t tubt ~ Caui support les family
ruuld bc set for Ice IL many CAPACITIES ana Il the Mayor
NO vCaC1 ths tlsouNoL 80 increase TIE y at thC POOR
u1n weS % fts.,a tn office, o. good atu could be
found 70 supply De Place Tor - 900 year he (tiCr-
mgu rcu1) VA OH eSea e. grind ns The ,oor.
Alderman ovE,- sup rtcd The yeio 81 the Mayer.
Noe NAB Ap1n~ 40 n iaspf q tac eSty Psy @ the
IL resolutions wore Ultimately lot fcr want e a con
sttgtoral soie--ib,te bang tn Ia the s.aaayc AMI
uur IN tie 81 gstivc.
Tic rctort II tn committee IL favor n ap,eopra,ing
$500 for Aunr ~ Tie nov on'es tf NJ street t"mnis
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The Canccrni h1ursicr Trial.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.
Il. fnra Hon Iudaa Iucrahan


DIG 9-The People Arhael Canoemi--The fourth
trial OF Michael Cancemi, charged with the murder OF pc
ceman Eugene Anderson, continued. The testInon,
Of the several witnesses for tho prosecution FAR as
has gone, did not vary ftom that aduced upon the for
tras Some OF the witnesses gave Canoe mi the cha
sacter az beng peaceabie Industrious man; othors
Identified him as the person who away from tho
~hete EgAenc Anderson shot aud others, who de,
posed 10 tie transaction could not identity the prisoner
the man vito Cred the shot by which Anderson fet
That murder committed there Is doubt-an Off
Ger was sho down in the execution OF big datybut thu
question Is vino perpetraed the dctdS The evidence
we're be would and should have been hanged long ago
When the tcstr opy OF officer Webb conciuded by
unset eTa Of the jury lntcrrogaed him with much
scrutns ono inquired ~by he knocked the (the PR.
sonerl Down without any charge being made against hun
and another desired 20 know that the way he
~ tho habit OF dong his business. The officer replied
that he did not know but Csnccm would shoot him, and
he determined ~ have the FIRST blow. pr J. T. Car
rs deoscd 10 the nature OF the wound which caused the
death Of Anderson ana gave very clear and minute
dca Analysis Of the character and the nature or the shot
which caused tie death. The court sat late hour,
and the Jurors consigned 10 the OF officers AMI
the comforts of the hotel
Al about quarter past O'Clock tho court adjourned
to meet ut in the morning II was unierftcod that the
for the prosecution will be closed Ia about bour
ana that the testimony for tho defence viii not cecap,
more than the remainder Of the day
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nos. J0HS N'LEAv

Died IN Inst Sunday morning, the 5th nFttnt Il his
residence in saom v " At tho age ~ sixty aye years
lie vas taken on iy congestion 81 The lungs a Mclean
WIS a native and always resident Of Washington county
He sihcr 81 her Representatives in tn state
legislature AMER graduating u Union College, deceased
studied Inv with Hon GtsoOn Havlcy, ~ Albany. and
part If the tine in saen a which time Justices Nelson
and Willard vere hls fellow students. In 1918 ho WIS
admitted 10 the bar and entered into business partaer
ship with the Hou. John Crary. He was appointed Exam
in Jhancery which pace he filled for a'me and then
appointed Master Chancery, which places he held
under Chanceors Kent and walwOrth and performed tho
duties thereof with ability Daring the years 1870 10 and
including 1892, he represented Washington county the
senate this state snd in 1897 he again elected 10
the office After holding the office III County Judge
for while he appointed n 1886 ~ Governor Marcy
trst Judge of the county which Office he held nt1 isAT
In is3s he appointed Regent of the University,
which office be held W 10 the time 81 his deCease
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The annual meeting of the association aid of tho above
mission was held at the Calvary Baptist chapel in this
city, last evening There was very select audience a
attendance, the most part being ladies.
The meeting opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Dunbar. afler which pr Iathrop csiled 20 tic
chair
Tho Row Mr.. IatErR, Que Of the missionaries from
Canada then addressed the meeting, giving interesting
statement the condition Of the mission AMI pointing the
most urgent reasons for renewed activity the part of
the society aid the 20 which many pous hearts
had devoted Themselves.
The Rev W III. PsRaIY, ni New Jersey, then read tho
report of the managers u the society for the past year
II was pr,accd by invitation 10 other churches " aid
the mission. AMI went state that Gods blessing had
followed the work. There twenty places where
the Gter. preached Tho progress Of the coporcurs IN
phases hitherto Inaccessible very satisfactory great
mental and moral change taking rlscc among the
Rom ~ FNhoss 81 Csnadscspncaliy among the females
The financial Affairs o the Soccty 70 june last very
Ia but snCe ihcu their sccmed TO have dried
up Thus writes Madame Fcgr. The Christian iaiy a
tic head If the work; the Children ~ her achooi III both
scscs we're without clothing with the prospect ~ ~
yer. Canadian winter
The aeceunt al hc Treasurer mrs James ise) showed
q sum ~ 1913 cash received SUBSCRIPTIONS followed ~
let of expenses, with a balance from old account %
81 s..
The Rev IN Nnrr then Delivered very earnest and
eloquent address behalf y to tas0n 10 TIE COARSE oi
which he cuog1zed Madame tcl1r Chr st.aa h0uler
whose cxamg,. worthy 81 Imitation
A collection then taken un.
The Rty Mr. ptNnAE ad he hoicd that Tie clergynien
present would tkc up tnc matter n their churchC ana
SET col ett1nS towards ts important AMI ..erng mis-
u they oher good tti,ni. " ths cause ~ lro.
tstantsn would 10 50, be would alec uy 10 follow the
good example
The ccrgrelal thcu united In singing the poxolJSy
ana ihc benediricn beng pronounced, tho mectu< was
brought ~ A gigec.
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NfNIsicr md RnhllarN.

ARRESTS or 1iiRLK MIN ON SUSPICION.
About three weeks aeoa residing Y isi,ni-
whose name rs al pres mt unknown ea into the han - Of
some thu yes IN this cit and badly he
died day or two ago IN consequences Of the Injuries
received 'ho Eighth precinct police reporting the
TO the deputy Superintendent give the folio slug account
OF tho alair-The Staten Islander, 1t appears, w.s
on visit 10 New York, aud when night came
be found himself under the influence Of liquor, IT,
was then wandering about West street. followed
by couple OF thieves, who were awaiting thor
opportunity 10 pounce upon their unsuspocung vic
tim. private walchm.n who noticed the gsmcnls
81 tho thieves came aud advised the stranger 10 10
Into M rdrcs Hotel, in the immediate ncighborhooi,
where he would DO safo from rogucs Tho stranger
fused, however 70 accompany the Waterman, saying lao
vas going TO sheep with friend board OF barge It
the ist OF Eeshs street The wacLmsn, hudog that
he bent going down to the dock requested him
isAS. his watch and money the hoei FOR safe keeping.
To this request tho stranger replied that he would
let tho watcbman keep his watch, but that he
would not lat with his money, OF which 1t
ia believed he hal large sum. The two then parted
company, the stranger gong down the wharf at the
foot Of sbroses street. and tho watchman gong abolt
his business In ow minutes afterwards tho cries Of
person in distress alarmed the neighbours upon
proceeding to tho dock they found the Staten ISLAM Ter
struggling ~ che water and crying "Murder" "MIriee"
Prompt taken for the relief OF the so,rer
and BY means of small boat which moorcd close
by, he rescued from a watcry grave. When drawn
into the boat his that with
blood aad appeared 70 have been badly beaten. Upon
nqurne tie OF his appearance aud situation hs
told them that no had bccn attacked by three
thievee, ~ho after beating him uot he almost
SENSIBLE red his pockets and threw him overheard with
tho intention Of drowning him. The Of the cold
water revived ,he failing seuses Of the unacky
tm-so mitch that he ablo to keep him
seh ahoat for several minutes, and managed by
bis cries to attract tho attention OF his rescuers
The next morning the stranger conveyed his hone
Staten Island, where no attended bya physician
and every thing done to relieve his condition Not
withsandne all the care that used tho patient
unued TO fail from day to day and on Tuesday,
ported he died The police, being notified OF the
used every to ferret the pcrpsra
tors OF the daring outrage, and sestcrday three men,
named James Hennan William WEIGH aud Richard ca.
sids, were arrested OF suspicion by officers Duryea
Roberts, and ircked up 10 the Eghth precinct station
house for examination.