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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

FROM IHE BRITISH PRoyIScEs.-Ihe 81. John s
Ncv.Brunsticker Of TIE 10th Gays
The Hon. Benjamin WiggD Of Bangor, Fishery
Commissioner the part Of the United St.,es under
the Reciprocity Treaty. arrived here last evening in
the steamer Admiral, accompanied by X. ID. Cuts
eFq., Surveyor to the American Commission. and j.
Hatch esq Secretary. Tie Uoitsd Sts'es Comnis.
sS end Ell . ssa
with TIE British Commissioner, to fulfill their duties
there
Heavy rains on Saturday and sunday light had pu.
cut the extensive fires which had been raging 10 the
woods Of Nova Scotia for several weeks past.
The Holifar journal Gays that Sydney coal, are
selling in tha. city at 3 30 psr ohsiroa aai dull of
s.le at Il st price.
The MiramicLi Cleaner les the folio wing in gard
to the American fishing fleet now upon their COST:
"Thtre is large fleet of Americ an fishermen on
our coast the present season. gentleman infor
US that he Jaw Sunday last 80 sail az anchor with
in sight Of Fox leland large number OF the ere vs
Landed during the day the leland for recreation 10
r. evening all the vessels were under way, proceed
il 10 the fishing grounds. II appears by the Aneri
can papers that feet of upward Of 600 vessels have
proceeded from the State Of Massachusetts, alone to
the Gulfshore 20 prosecute the hsherss. lac TN.
abou. 6.CC0 and the estimated value with outfit, is
ra'ed at IS 100000.
g VIII our readers on perusiog this, stop minute
and ask Themselves How it that our neighbors 'aa
sail come bur dreds of miles to tie fishing grounds aud
as many back sgain with their cargoes, aud make
mcuey, While our IN people, living on the Gui are
sfrsid to bark in the f.heries fearu they VI not
paw and experd nearly all their entrge in another
trade which hes been tried for years, and proved be-
y,nd dispute that it s hazardous one AID has no.
laid 1.-THE for the amount of capital and labor taa
hes been expended on it
1.-The question is an important one and deserves
II serious consideration Of our people. The tm' Is
fact approaching when other branches OF business
must be sought for TO employ our tn an the
pr carcus or es we are mainy dep;ndiDg on-snd
what fiers safer return than the fisheries If prose-
cu.ed with perseverance, and skull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15
THE RECENT SUICIDE OF A BERLIN
HIGHTS FREE-LOVER.

The suiciJs of young mao OF 10, named Charles
stchs ocs Of the Free Lovers at Berlin Hghts Ohio,
VIVA announced in The TRIBUNE of Tuesday, The Age
of Freedom the organ of the Free-Lovers at Berlin
Hehts publishes the suboined letter written by
La,chs few hours before his death. Its insane and
bssphs uC sentiments he reafirmed during his sur
yyir hours after he had fred the fatal shots
TO THE BERLIN sOeIALISTs-vALEDICTORY
Justice demands that should give you my expert
euoe before shDe my final leave a you And will give
Va. only child Of an H. mated pair They otthoaO1
S s S' Nsi.l n Of ss% Snsc naO
in direction They loved each other from htst to s
yess. sts their sase pa.y little thing with
brain But 10 The " my parents WAS OF course
ss 'ps SGals ar, oO5 oSer and r.nanOS;r who
house Together Ny grandmother was PressyeI'n Church
ss. !. WEI .s sSe coSd Looking back to the time wh.n
sa.ss seieI Eve yea. old Iems%ess deep melancholy
asaTsl eOpsiop experienced lrte inerv. Of happiness
sna asa S.not lii. other ssdTe. did no; pay s
.aee When i've year. old She pe;ted me- humOred me-
net me . AND WITH Soss ssd
ruy Mother and srandmother were very hind to each
G,snano'h,r died when was thirteen years old then the
su.sissp broke up and IVES spprenced to printer to
S% S.f y'W ". .a .s i's :Gs
SD tho moved to smother place and then sro.her aod sasy
% love wbsie We lived three years ~ nearly every place we
lteoa white In Iowa through the me Hum OF
Ncholss Mouthy. Then through The S'cil ReroI'ioait
assre e Berlin. came 70 Berlin sud found was my bore;
had txpec'ed The same
we have bsea h,rpe sires have come Berlin ,h,n
whsTe Bu; las ioand smother
WIKI Which 60 fest-uy heart hone.
Ia my ussr Gays sefcorc. tied owing 10 false .r,n
Ina but s,fce cuog 70 Berlin have knowedg
II myself scd discovered bs. rersb bic specimen
hrm5 ,.: kss sSaea smother .rea wex TO crush
my spsi,s scul iposs.ss a~fd a.sIsSon- want bs
ss but with miserable orgsaz ,.ion
o. cooD-reyer
When wss ueaby ,xis.,ss 10 the wots sai looking to
Besr Itbcugbt IN Berlin VII D. happy; there vi led
rs SD loving and f,e men soi women aai will he
"h,pty A. have ostd the Besn Socialists aud
ace s expected but hsvc ci.coy.rd that esbly oute
eEeOos uake happy exaed uy'slf from the world
y sye Ell; But CANNOT 81 sANLD.-snd last
LEAP Nro SsLnoN
Acd nors Of VII s,y dii You will say 1, Is
vel" Yea O. he u,ysy IL would b. wrong for stay
ese brtsS 10 ei and those around me- an o;
III lie, MS die, Die. Gle
a. been good 70 aad have mssa TO be good to
~ nsVe ro eeu gooc - one, AK nfr',h'ss And
ny perez u,cIs forgive and those have ssntered ms
G.e'ye, tcrsive a. believe IN Necesi
There btt lee q b.. ~i surpsed haa sct
J'e te,sh. vs. Apply t,i &C sPP-sr happy did n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

tmss how barrsd Oaoe one you sed to VOC leot
stheusb you ~n In psI ] tuned od - though no;hics
The matter with b.. there soreshrS the ser
with in pan. There ALWAYS WAS "someh'sz the
after with me A"
Ard here my and my
Msrise, And cure Religion And euIss ODD" tie
Father Monster,
And ssy you seriously from the depth, Of my ynps.hr
ns heart: DO CHILDkES ExIsrESct. sBr
you parent beslthy. bspsy ehdif you d. 10
KNOW you a do this r.frsin, o. refrain
You HAPPIER WITHOUT And The chairs upoa
which and the lin ssred and the touched
will b. ee fo nghini magnetism sd thus you viii b.
bspper Aud tie Of which tread and scksn
viii gain strength and hspper life when am gone
Mott Of you VIII osly think Of having pssed on -
happier sphere bat existence beyond, and thok
know what Desh will be 10 and WELCOME the "g'rs.
fate Of which the Universe has in s.or for its abnormal
child die-ss have liyed-AIoSE, Farewell
"Sbere silence deep Is death;
And The bodies. held his b. cath,
For time ~ CHARLIE.
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TaE SUDDEN DEATH IN FEDERAE sraTFT-PRoB
ABLE HohIcIDK.-Tre jury Of inquest summoned by
CoroIer Cornell in the case Ct Thomas Stokes, who
de- suddenly and upder circumstances oil susps-
Cous nature No. 1863 Federal street on sunday al az
Loon asf, held 8 fession yesterday Afternoon, whsn
several wi.ntnes were examined. Dr. Geerse ..
Jones who, utder the direction OF tie Coroner, made
8 post norton eIsmipsion CT TIE BODY at the dead.
bcuse testified that death caused BY asphyxa OF
the dpps, resulting from violence Iaere were no
outward bruises upon the throat.
Ma. Mary Ann MahoBey and Daniel GIifhn, ~
mates Of he house where St. kes, together bis famy,
resided testified to the fact that the deceased sud nis
son John Stokes, had a quarrel between AID .
o'clock or Sunday afternoon. Inc trouble appeared
TO have been caused by woman whom the sen nsd
brought into the bouss for al improper purpose Lac
wires cid net see tie fight, but heard sn,ei OF
the deceased tell her brother thst be rad killed hin.
Police officers Chase, Drew aad Fogs tsstlt "a that
they had been frequently called % guel dsta. oancss
in The house. At about O'Clock Sundsy aftctno ID,
The tfcers were called there and fund the Ga man
living dead. Ore Of the daughters ssid ths' nei
brt Their had killed him, but j, In made n reply.
From tie testimony Of the decesseds em3ioyer,
Warren A. NckeTsor, jcIk dealer No. 20 zero
s.r,et appesreS tat lie ives Sf iftemos rate rso's
He worked until Friday last, and was then IN good
health. ,,l r..
Iiescr. John Stokes, wss arrested isst reet foi
conon 6rupksn ess and given twelve houis I" issVe
the city lie failed 10 comply with his sentence "a
Men arrested rirce the death of his father I'D val
now seive a sentsnce in the House Of Corectoa-
spuesYs that be was ntr xicated Q. TIE tis OF tn'
,pppci,d sfay ard !, is probsbs that TIE CD nan
sssin WA ,hs rssplt Of drunken row. The iunsra
took pace yesissosy sesuoea. Aaa me ihlne't w.
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LYNCH LAW IN LEXINGTON, KY

Co,,esponderce Of The Louisville Courier.
LExISGToS, July 10, 1853.
teleprsphed you tits morning brief account OF
the murder Of our City Marshal, Joseph Beard. lie
was murdered about o'clock this Saturday morn
ing or Water street while in the discharge OF his Off
cisl dutIea The murderer, William Barker. had
knife drawn and wss at tempting to stab another man,
named John McChesney, with whom he was dispu
tirp Beard stepped up to arrest Barker, and IN
mtmeIt was stabbed to the besrt by Barker. The
XII life was very large bowie, ard made wound four
inches in width Beard was stabbed in the right
AIDE. tie knife cutting in twain rib severiog the
urgs and cuttirg in two the RICH. ventllcle OF the
heart. Beard made two Gasps, and was corpse
Barker was immed iately arrested and iodged IN N
The excit ement the murder was circulated oscame
ntepse Large crowds gathered around the jail the
Court House bell wss ruDg the ire bells impe lately
chinsd IT, ard the cry went up, Hang him hang
him" move was made ID the Court House, and
econ the yard and house was perfect J.m some
person put the motion that all who we're 10 favor OF
Tar eira Barker would say aye. yell resounded
thrCuR hout TIE multitude to Hang him" a rush
made to the jail where an entI.nes was en- ,csee
NIT to having il taken from him.
Barker was taken out and MARCHED to the Court
House, where one of the uprights belonging to the
county galows" out Of one Of the wlndo ws,
the rope put around Bakers neck HE hsnds tied be-
hind him, he sided from the window having two
foot fell which snapped the rope asunder. Another
rope was obtained, adjusted about his peck when he
ves drawn up aLd lett hanging one aotr ana a nay.
Baker was told to pray. He said he had nothing
10 pray for, and remarked that they could hsog him
end be Cd DID.
Mr.. Joseph Beard was the Marshal Of the City Of
Lexington, elected Last August. He was faithful
officer, kind man, and universally esteemed by al
parties He was candidate for reelection and would
tave, teyor doubt, been reelected for another term
Mr. ard leaves a wife and four children, who
have TIE he. rtfelt sympathy of this community Tney
are LEFT in INDECENT circumstances.
would here remark that Mr.. b ard has two oro'h'
era living in THE city-O p. Beard and L.. D. Beard
petbsr enc of them took the es.t part in the mob
oticed them at their place of business, crying Like
children. They have the sympathy of every one.
Mr.. james o. Harrison and Roger W. Hanson
attempted to address the mob and t. advise them to
let the law take is couise. They were cried down
ard had to desist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15
THEATRICAL.

Nrrio's GAanrS On Tuesday everinS wn re-
vived Mr.. John Brougbs-rs gloncu. extravaganza Of
" Columbus This piece Is already wei ksown to
the NewYoik pubic, h,virg been pls ef for several
weeks at Butons The ssr l.st secson. L. Is one OF the
very uIres. Of toe authors productions being full to
oytIhowirg with b,d good tuus, al positively fosn-
irg over With good bad plays upon word'. A, the
te,ms sood end bad applied to ths peculiar style of
fuo, ore perfectly convertible we rssit both, that our
readers nsy choose which cults the N best
In addition to the other sorgs and muscsl funny
inns tfst tie fnt discoveries OF the Columbus
sleajy know almost by hesrt, the author has intro
drced mouipful, comic, doeful fantastic lsuyhabe
ballad about the Gslisnt Csptirg, aud the M.id Of
Mobile, which, by Gight stretch Of sn ordinarily
elsstic imagination msy be supp sed applicable to
recent police csse, in which the names of certain
g,eroh sub-L.uteuant de Riviere ard his own tTew
love figured corspcuou.y. This point, beicg new to
tie audience snd appropriate to the weather AMI the
state of he public mind vas received with whist prob
ably ought TO he mcdestly cbroncled Tremendous
cheers but which IS literal fsc. should be Get down
az daboics row. A. Any rate, gres' was the up
roar that the scpg was repeated with any quantity of
additiousl verses. In fact would recommend 81
future audiences st.er Of self projection aud .or
the sake of getting the full worth Of their money, to
encore iuriou;ly the song Of the "Gdiisnt Solog
Captain
TIE piece "a ttrcue bout wei done ard the singing s
matter Of special commendstion. Dir. Brougbsm il
the same hsrmohc, witty, iresistib, flHbuser he
always was IN this piece Mr.. Whsatlegh give, Pc
cuisr port ard emphasis to the King of Ausson sni
Mr.. A. II. Davenport renders the C.rdnsl or Arch
descon, or whatever may be the proper ecc'esssici
iite of The church dignitMy he perionates with all
the costly and hsmor of the original. The cas- is
rstLer sk in the matter Of women but the whole
Is bad, and the dtfecs not notice abs.
as TIE "femiI ui,iss almost eotsy disregsrded
in Iii play ard have mex, to nothing 70 DO. 90 the
whole, we cannot think of more agreeable plsc, OF
amusement just now, than Nibles G.rdsn during the
run cf Columbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

ytsrr TO OUARAsrrSE AT the invitation OF Dr.
Thomson, the Health Officer, the Commissioners 81
rue ,.t;op the Commissioners of Health. TIA Tfus-
tees Of the Seaueus Fund end Retreat, sni others.
visited Quarsrtire Yesterday where they wsrs nose
hosptsby entertained. While at the Qlarsco,s the
Commissioners Of Emigration held tier weekly mset-
.np Mr. Puriy s,sted that he hsi received a s.sts-
matt completely exhore,siingtLe officers ct tas SHIP
Cbss CoCper from tie cfSges of cruelty, vbas %
her ate voysgs ron Antwerp THIS weekly return
blows II at T. 2o3 sngrsuts arrived lsst ~csk mskoE
ioal Of so sol this year, against fOi,o9o 10 ina
fe,ne rercJ let year. AZ o'clock DIR. Tnompson
Invited il guests to psrske o. bounteoas coils ioa.
OF ocupe the hesltbs of the Doctor and h's worthy
sdy we're trtbulasrcsly drank, AID tie Dcc.c, duly
s,btosleiesd tie compliment. Mayor Ilemsnn nsv-
h. ~ j milk 70 Ike to ock after wss not pressat;
Ia, ,bovsb sbsert Re vas &c. forgotten, DR. RookvN
ptlTy replied 10 liz behsf Mr.. Ysrp.sck, wAo pro-
,Ssd. rssporJ.d for the Comm oners ci Easrst'o
by giving history of the Enigrsot Lsw, under
witch the Cor missi'n taa =, suc,essfuly worked.
..psciaYy oa,lug attention 10 the fact thh the
Fn ersrts then selves contributed the means by wdich
tier il siituticns supported 10 corc'uaor, ne
to ss.ed the frsmers Of the a1 paying msrte' c'm'
pimslt 70 Mr Weed ard NJ. Ca,rigar, who were
many irstrgm enis 10 procurirg is passage. Mr..
Cbsres II. Msrshal responded for the merchants De
,sd that Ire merchants had Gore who, they csv'd ZOE
tie main psfce Of the Institutions FOR the cxe CIT
msrsr, ord, when there wa no law to oomps them.
contributed to the spppo of the rick and the indseet.
10 rs'uip Re thought the authorities wouli 90 cell 70
erdeayor 10 accommodate the merchants. 10 hn
opi, or the Quarantine est.bsf msnt wss 10 the bsss
location oil IL rgs considered. that could be ''uad'
srd he hcped il would rever beIemsveo Hthe wAs
Ct Qusrartne were raised IL ses.wM perfected, tue
grounds extended ner,bwuJ, ard the south erhatcs
cossd notbrg more the scors Of satisfy or cor
n;eroe could be desired. The festival woupo up ~Hs
tip to Fort Hsmilton AMI down TIE bsy 20 tas
steamboat MAY Aowsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

CONVENIENT DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST NIcaRA-
orA -" Ior ;" tire Washington correspondent. OF The
Bait more Sun, writes, July l3 as follows
al Learn that the Executive Government hss com.
pletsd all the intended pgemsuts for demonstra'
tion sgaiIst Nicaragua. The object OF the measure
Is to rduce Nicaragua or rather her Executive Chief,
Government wiz th, refore, interfere by force for the
restoration and protection Of the old Accessory Transit
Company in their franchise, of which they were de-
piived by the Rivas-Ws'ker government. A naval
force will be sent TO San Jusr. But what Is TO Dc
Gone mex. if Martin ez refuses to ccm'y with our @e-
mand That does not appear. Shall va lad
force and take posse salon Of San Juan - We nave
precedent for it under the Pierce Admin strstion.
But to bombsrd aud burn Greytown again would nave
little effect on Nicaragua for its Government has no
sctual jurisdiction or interest IN that town anu po
The people Of San Jusn YOU'D. no doubt, Sura taei
town Themselves q. half the amount which Il Fou'a
coet US 10 bum it,
But so1 ethirg must be done TO compel NlcNsgA
10 open the conmunics the lsthmus - US
and 10 the commercial world.
"MsrtineE will be obstinate. He has g. army -
400 men at Moncgus and be declares that osiote &c
IL siep that Yfisssl sty his ight srm sns ro' '
With This srmy and the Vanderbilt fund Of sloo
ha feels himself quite ftcure. He is AFRAID OF no
power except that Of the Walker fll,basters, and
Demonstration from Walker wouli proosoy 'o.n -
dice him 10 seek Shelter under the American p.o'1o-
torate CT the I-thmus which iJ in effect preP"7 '!
he Cass Yrissarri treaty. t.;., IN
at ia evd, n. that this Goyeinc-ert hs' NJ Us ~
the Vanderbilt contract chatter for the reoP7pns -
the tran.it. II is considered as plan 'of Assps =
c'ossd The Gov err men. can fall back on tue DE-
tract Of the old Accessory Trausi, Company ""- ~
deayor TO reinsta'e ii.
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;nrr,ssion now prevails that, owing to the strong
,ids and heavy seas which are reported to have

u'Pd. and heavy seas which are reported to have
rrsTaleJ tie vessels may have laid to in mid ocean
pp ,., for lull of the passing storm. This OF
"om .a ia mere speculation. After the return OF
.So Niagara last year, Lieut.. Maury upon careful
.n ~. and comparison of multitude Of log
saot, advised that the fleet should adopt August
for the ,trisl. for though they nnghi De exposed
~ ,,osnect for fairer weather during the short
assdS the yessels expected to be out offered
pom I advantage which ought not to be dis
regsrSed. He may prove prophet. When Capt.
H6d.on Of tie Niagara was last heard from, be ex-
nected 10 reach his terminus by the Let Of July:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

Wos.S ARRESTED FOR Arbitrarily X N
uoniai yoke CALLED the pecks q M.urics ao' and :,
Arm White While they resided IN Ne" lo.A. an
lpe,h the suisble couple agreed 10 ssps Sr.,s a
Ave biz wife some property 80 that che should NJ.
vic. csor.: .uppc,sa th' t be d s.m ~.
find what be sought and perhsp. sesst wi,b viii
he had r.esIaed bis better half C.sss OF tas, knd
have occurred sad are likely to continue a, ,o'g ..
NAN rens1s cis and fs:s , A. tsy ,ss
MI White returned to NewYOk and tn aso,"ioS
his wife to this city, where .ns ns ia the per
ron Of sAuSUstu. ts..ss NJ Whit. ' s: on
10 enc eIse shoudi bu, bis stronst" Euscbr.r
raised On the Rr und that CiassHch e., 70 Ssv
lie case VIII 30 oe'oio s Bosom HEAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

DyPApruaE or rBs TURKISH ApsifAt'
rmkst Re.r Admiral, Mohsmmed Psshs. tosAa~
,,h ii. quite sailed in the Arabia for Liverpool YES
,.,s.v. TIE Admiral is recalled homo by spNoid
.ra.,s tcm the suI.ar After inspecting the Ta'ksA
alps Of war now in Liverpool, the Admrsl VIZ pro
esed to Ion'Cn. IL LONDON be VIII h'N ssua''oa
IN ,ls turkish Mir,ser, and thence 20 70 Coatsnt-
rople ct the earliest moment. The dinico'ss o. -
o,t,u,n porte with the hostile Mon.eregrcs and ne
,s,d sf b,s services in csryiog the var sx'e~
lem are ,.d TO be Tie prr Opal nssors whiea l'nu-
,re,d the sultan in recalling bim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

Fsoy RIO JasrrRo -Cspt. Cas's CT osrx hss-
br,k from Ri Jspeiro arrived yesterday mings ,as
.J,yroI du Co7nmercio TO Juns9. He also iurDiSoes
"a With tho following from Montsvideo: 10 eort hsy
81 brig Emily W. Seabuin frm New f~k Ia
c,,noa from New Yo,k, via Bceros Ayre'; oAn
G,twotd. ierce left Both for Bueeos A,Is' sAi0s
lsv. hin and two bake passed Mostsv'd,o bound
vr ,ts fo.msr ,up posed the Margaret Ed1:, hsses
f'r Brsrcs Ayres. Bsrks VIM Hyde d'm'1 co oo-
x.,5 Lsmsrl're TysL Wave, White, snd ZIP Sc
yob. Pestfe all disebsrRpR
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The U,sern Eptseopaior states fss. o s'e "a
Btbop MeIv.s .rs 2, to give m ,ss..s cs.s.n
q :: s sw .sd;! ss s.%.t :.
nos ds's .sbsssree. that very peculiar nssye
s s o., over biu, accompanied By 'sm,rss SO
s Ss e neuory BE desired the bus,ss,. 70 e.d
ceeo, II about hslf au hour be came osfs ~
,stnred lis pest, but it was sometims osss ;,sr
nS ,e.dy Gu tie name Of the reoesrs
70 address the house. He had .iansr rs soms t.om
81. sbursI CO Surtsy ho lad another "a,
Tor,n DpoysYD.-Tbs body Of &C uus, ~, ns "a
,..,.,s,, .nsroos o1as sossins n 'h' "s
n. ~ Riv-r To Cofc0~ y~ 1es1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

TIKI RAyELs AT THEIR Old HoNE.-On Monday,
the 22d day Of November next the R.ves vi play at
Nlblos Garden, the first night of their next NevYork
engagement. TIE Company will be of the best, and
rot deiogaoy any respect to the ancient prestige of
this nimtsble troupe On the Goth of September, hey
open at the Academy of Music Philadelphia ani play
short engagement there, after which they come here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

sr,,yCo,y,srios or CoyoRED Mss Toe c""'d
ctzers ef New Bedford, Mase nave m"'
uerts scr stsis Mas Corven,io', 20 Do n'a %
B,5:o,d aug. 2, to take irso eo'''csissio' 30 "s
o,i.yspess under which they nos 'eoi '"p,S's -
tb.p By the Fugitive Slave BAL 90, the
dfC. on.
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THEATRICAL RUMoR.-Iti is said, on what authority
kroE not certainly, that French Opera aud
Vaudeville Company will appear a. Nlblos Girdsn
durit @ the next rec ular eesson
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40 orred urt' to dsy N order tbs. tas evidence of
tte 1dov and the two daughters might Be taken.
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