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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

IHE VuSxF OF TIE RIvEa Pirates ARRESTED
The notorious Maria Keys alias FanIkner was Arrested
on saturday oy Marshal Gallagher and his aids on q
charge OF stealing some 500 worth OF gin from the
since she was ordered 70 give bail In the sum Of 81 500
which she promptly did: This Maria Keys is the queea
the West sde the Old Exchssee IL their reude
There the dock pirates secres their wasr there Maria
rives orders, plans thevne expeditions, and s queen
person. dressing herself up In mems Clothes she has an
extensive wardrobe and appear IN any char An al
she deems necessary for the successful consum nation Of
her plans She has been known 10 rig herself no 10 the
character OF sailor. canal boatmau verdsnt young
from the country, an old gray haired add decrepid
man. &c All alone she has "crackedv many a w.re
house along the docks In the night she IL, ia short.
regular female Jax sheppard aud would make a soien
DO nsrOlDs for Of Aus yOgth's novels Clc.l 1rd
yldlEde1lsr, July 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

Oar Psughkespais Corrsspsndsnos.
PouGHKurns, July n, 1853.
Vissu II Pygsuor Morse tie Atlantic Cable-H1 DE-
pavtuye for Europe, dc.
knowing That every item Of information and every IN
tgept opinion respecting the great enterprise Of tho
ageths laying Of the submarine telegraphe cable
the Asntic-is eagerly desired by the public, was
somewhat surprised that remarks made by Profess
sor Morse, at social gathering in this place few
pgs ago. in reference 10 the failure Of attempt join
the two continents together BY means Of the telegraph
and the ultimate Of the undertaking did mot find
their way into the columns Of the HERALD. Tho impor-
tarce Of the views Of whose name Is inseparAby
connected with the electric telegraph and the interest
with which the subjec is invested a the present me
viii warrant me ct this late period entrench
what upon the privacy of the domestic CIRCLE while Will
AFFORD an opportunity OF acknowledging the magnanimy
As Was understood that Professor Morse aud family
were about leaving for Europe TO receive the tesm onia
made by the European governments TO his genius and
ing, Gilbert Dean, Esq, leading member OF the bar Of
Jour city, but whoee Is at Pougbkeet inv
ted Professor Norso ana lady, together with . saec.
guest spend evening before bis departure europe
Judge RuRgs Of the Court Of Appeals General Da and
few of m,et distir guiehed citizens prefeu "
s eedsss say that Mr. Dean and family exerd them
selves 10 tho utDoit 70 contribute TO the comfort OF their
guests The evening was spent IN Of social
whch wss laden with the d.licaces OF the sessoa, Elk
Judge Dean proposed the health Of Prof. Morse and in
dong MAJ brief and happy ADDRESS Ho said IL gave
HIN very great W meet their friend ueisnpor
on that occasion, and tbN he whose kuo in
every hemisphere was about to lsave his quiet happy
home to receive the bGporabe tesmopisi ded to
genius and erudion by the Eoropeao governments Mr.
Deem IN conclusion said that he who hat
fu in uniting every Christian land by the e,sotrc wire
would be doubted yet live to tue Continents joined
together by the same electric communication.
The toast was drank enthusiastically Prot Morse, In
EArra vrruyG hyff hat
he felt profoundly the maoiea,ion Of rieaishp the
Fart Of bis friends (smopg whom he proud recog
n sc their worthy hos with which he greeted Ia
featon 10 the great enterprise OF uniting Europe and
Amerca by means Of the suomariue telegraph tho Pro
lessor observed that ne bad doubt whatever or rs u
mate success He frankly avowed that he never enter
tanned sapguiue hopes Of the the present
IT, ny tpe cabe, but ne danty predicted that wheo
the end desired was accomplished, as certait ~ would
be- the ears used wonld be found t. be exceedingly
simple and the expense small compared ~ the immense
bene hts ~ be derived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

Judge Lecompte d unpopular BY the conservative por
ten Of The community he b regarded Q man of unm-
po-.A~.ble character and sound urst, whose remova
from the supreme Court bench would be detriment 70
the Territory ct large. Judge Lecompte Of learn
ing and intelligence and would be sorry exchange
him for such Judge -, who, n certain
sOn astonisbed the legal fraternity OF ,rh City by
decision in language most original The counsel on both
sides had concluded the sammag up, aud waiting
for the decision Of the Court, when Judge -, with
mnch elaboration and . oox OF profound earniog deli
vered himself Ia the foil owing style " tho Court
plaintiff rs entitled TO damages" Az might b. naturally
expected the decision Of Judge - caused q1e sen.
for such display Of egs eoqusnce aud choice language
away out mere In the wds OF Kansas Probably the sp
Pop.ment o. suce man az Judge - " the nioa oeld
py Juoge Lecompe would snit the shrekng ab) on ss
10 70 be hoped that 10 mis- their will no,
be er.'ihed and that Jajgs Lac,mpe will ioog remain
what ne has been-an ovnameot jnicary Kansas
The troops for Mes Mexico will leave here tbs week
270 men are expected to arrive here today from Car
Isle barracks, TO comolete the oounn AMI pre
parasions are Dow being mane q, the fort 70 rs-
ceive the recruits taey arrive rhe 16.h
inst the day assigned for the departure tho troops
and every exerton s being ma 10 70 than on the
day In question.
The Kansss Telegraph COMPANY having for t- osjcc.
the extension Of the electric teegr sph Bonneville 70
this city, TO complete tue ok from KAnsas 70 81 mis-
held meeting In the Mayors ONCE rhis morniog, aod
tiou OF the enterprise II s sxpe3e that the iae SIN be
pay ing one, and that It ~i be- in operation this sll
stage line for Fort Riley has been stntsd. roa dsst
coach left this city this morning II s )Dlemplatsd
ming stage week Tor the present, out IL the
terprse rays the trips wilt he more frequent
The land Office Kickspoo has been c;ose! for fe
weeks, 10 order that the officials might have
alton during the " dog days"
Some fifty or SIXTY transfers arrived here from
Utah . few days ago, aites having deliversd
their freight 1t Fort Briager. rhey presented
. wild appearance, and attracted much alton
ton. They not pleased with the trip O1 bat
the return one ~ being pleasant aud exceed
ingiy healthy.
The editors Of the several usospsrs pubshsd in this
city doing all they 10 get po'tics excite
mont local questions Tho editors have or yard
their respective candidates tor mayor city marshal sc
but the people have not yet taken action in the
ses. There have been conventions bed yet and not
withdrawing the day Of election Ia bat little taan
two weeks Off there ia not candidate propsrly befoe
the public This but of the msoy evitesces of the
entire apathy Of tho masses here In regard 70 political
matters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT FAYAI-DEArH OF A
You've Sov or Raw. eR. FRosr, OF CovopRp-rhe main.
ful intelligence has just been reserved on tho death Al
Fsya Azores, OF Alfred Buckmnster Froet the youngest
Of Rev Frost lately past'r Of rbe Unarsn church
IN Concord Rev Mr. Frost, Mrs Frost their 500 Alfred
about ten old, and female friend, MISS Fuller have
been living Faya several months the hopes Of bene
IA Mr. froets health About the Int OF June the boy
bcc-ms OF party 10 visit the Peak Of P,co, noun
tain upon the island Miss Fuller was OF the party
The OF Mr. Frosts health such that his wife
unable 10 The party consisted partly OF sea captains
9Th whom young Frost had made himself great fsvo
rte. Returning from their VISIT and while upon the
mountain hey got ont OF their path and began TO ex
plore for the purpose OF finding H. Seeing an opening,
Of The told Alfred 10 along ana see what he
could ODd there We did 20. moment after he was
heard TO scream that he was falling The company rushed
- his aid, but was too late He hal fallen from pre-
cpce seventy feet high. HIS back broken, and ne
received other injuries. He taken home, distance
of nine miles and lived three days having his
ness the who time, and talking With his parents aud
friends lie bad hardly ever In his life sen separated
from his father and mother for day, and sud
den accident and death must terrible blow 70 thsm
~ has excied much sympathy among all ~h) kner the
family. We sorry 70 hear that Mr. Frosts health ia
improved He intends n sail for the initial s,.ss
BY the NEXT packet Boston Trap.lLer
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YACHTING

noAIa, BOArs-PLEAsuRE BOATS OF Ali DE
ID scripops can Be hd A. the rNse sad snd fancy bos'
and baxssr Of INekR3DLr. $50 Hyuth street. Remem
Der, $50 boats hand.
VACHr ron sAIF-rHp SCHOONER Yacht HOs
net Is tons burihen; person desiroas OF ostxnass
safe family yacht do At low price f0r Psru
sppy The paint store ~ uisoa street, Of JOHN stills
xvAchr ron slr.r-roR sAIF THE FAST SAILING
Il yacht MAEgAaET. The u tsenU Nc .pns ou.tnsn
year old bu Of the best ma'er.s md ~ ne so
ssantiA m perfect condition. req ets WIN ger hs
ccse and All necessary hstars, ana aryuu,e hss
spars calls complete VIII De sold - bar
gain. Apply 70 ROBERT H. sLLAiRs, near Tenn soeet
ferry, orcenpoint
xyACVr FOR sAiE-THE sLoor 1ACEr MIDAS.
twentv three kcsl boat, With her running snl
ing rigging anchors. &C. nsnssl jb gsf opssl ard in
sopsa very handsome cabin four bernie age force a.
,ce an. 81 every convsnl-nce. butt his soriug
fastened ard Better finished 10 svers respect thar vaca
m her sile Appy hJerd foot OF Morris -es Jersey
cry, or 70 Mr NfsMO, No Bowling Green, New YORK
xTACHrfvG -wANrvD TO HIRE FOR rEy paws. A
Il small sloop ysch. Pric. not - exceed SIS. Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

NRw YoRx Boy DRowNED.-Geo. w. Jewett, a
N the Canada creek, 81 Trenton Fans on the 2rn INST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

TARRING AND FEATHsRrSa "FsER LoyER" IN
INDIANA "A man named Robert Coos married and
pec,aby connected and who obtained ve-y uueny able
poorety Last spring BY running away with s1other mans
wife, tarTed and feahered a. era wforjsvs last
nlaht that the gay Lothari1 bas been In COT
respcndence for some months pass With respectable
young lady Of that town, and had proposed ecpeneu
to which she consented BY arrangement tbe deluicd
girl 70 10 Laioga the preence Of visiting some
relatives, and he 10 follow nex, lay, sno josing
there leave together the FRS, train for the South. ac
covdicgy, Monday she went down " Iadofs and was
followed yesterday morning by the gay decever In tho
meantime the people OF Charlottesville had got wind Of
the Affair." an informal meeting OF lfty more citizens
vas held and committee OF Ave resolute men appoint
Cd with ucons proceed At onoe 70 adoga and take
Coons custody. The committee let on the evening
train add arriving ct Tsdogs captured and brought him
back on the ten O'Clock lest night rhey met
al the depot by s,ge crowd OF cltizeus, and the guilty
wretch escorted 10 the court house which had besn
lighted MP for the occasion Judge Lynch organized his
court and Mr. Coons was put upon his trial Eighteen
love letters his signature, and addressed 70 the
young lady whom he sought 70 vctmise, produced
needed and after few speeches had been made by pro
minent citizens, the lights were suddenly extnguished,
Coops caught and dragged TO the court house yard every
stitch OF clothing torn from his back, bucket OF warm
tar poured over his head, and bag Of feathers artist
cally applied. hideous looking object, says our
informant cannot be imagined. He Was GATED from bead
10 heels The COMMITTEES took him 10 charge and Gee ,rted
him 10 the outskirts OF the town, whore they humanity
provided him with q suit Of clothing, and BY vigorous
application OF son soap and lard removed the tar ADD
feathers He placed aboard the train for this city 70
day and leaves by the Valley Road 70 night FOR Osor
MIA Lafayette (ind) Courier, Jsly7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23
IIllIa
POLITICAL.


DRsuLARs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wAkD "A
IL special meeting q the thirteenth ard sos,ey O essu.
lars win be belle this friday evening" Jny y ocosx
CLIFTON Garden BY order, JVdN ORR frestdsn-
youH ". A FIAyrets Sec.
xrH WARD RrGULARs -rHE ssNBkRs or TIE Az
socson are herehy notified that meeupg VIII be held
At Warren Hall this Frinayl evening" ~ Inst, At 8
o;cict N sscde upon alteration IN The
ara 70 uafov OF he Society. JOHN CASEY Chairman.
11rU WARD REGULARS ARE REQUESTED TO
4 meet At Hermitage hail. from W clock, Friday
evenlng july Punctusl attendance 10 rsa.ired
ness of mp lance will be brought before the meeting
MfLas CUNNOLLg, }r,.,,~r.,
THOS. REILLY,
NrHlrL HANS, secretary.
10rH WARD RKJuLARs-A SPECIAL MEETING
~ yin be held his friday evening" ~ the usual time and
place. In sccordsnce with the me- stl,n q n. sene-
al Committee VIM J. rROK, President
srEFHsr MUM. Secretary.
DIST wARD.-REoULARs. THE MEMBERS on TIE
I'll ward Association hereby notified tina. an election
viii be held 39l Third Friday evening" -
dectce the alteration IN me res 40
resu'A"on' OIL Inc 'oc'sv' Sill. Chairman
HueH MCass, secressrv
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THE MILITARY

IIEApQUARTsRs scorr LIFE GUARD. NEW YORK.
Ill Jnls VI lek2-A sps .sl meeting ~ ts 'urps ". oe
MA M. svea,ns he "a nstsnt At ~ 0cocs on butnsss
o. imp ,rance Purctusl sitendsnce cras''
n. wcDoSSsI, Secretary.
.,rNrop VETERAN CORPS OF lsi2 WILL MEET
- =, no Mercer Hsuse, corner Of Rroome snd hereer
syse,, n, ms ferday evening July e ~ O'clock ".
III .s,,,e he ha celeofa ing he fou of hg; Fe
st.str 40 - aiven 70 ne bind, scs ant needy mem
80 Ds rhs comuantsLt expscis every EN- er
H. sAyscND Co.
rs.tc A. Psvrw AdTt
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Marine Court.
Bafore Hon Judxe Nearby.

FAMILY JARs-C0SFLTCr or TESTIMONY.
JuIy 2-Michdel Fhye rs George O'Neii and WIFE -
This an acton 20 $3.50 beor ging 10 plsntn
alleged 70 be received by defendant and wife, under
the Following circumstances II appeared from me sesti
mony OF the pan'n 10 person. AMI sister OF me defend
ants (0Neis) wife, that the palnun bad deposited 10
his credit sum OF money IN Me Greenwich savings Bank
that last fall the defendant Neil, who the psnus
employer, advised him 10 withdraw his money f.om the
bark all the banks would breax that plaatn with
drew bis money and put y In bag ard hid 70 uufer q
bureau IN the plaintiffs paror toa, afer doing defend
ants vito discovered and took In presence Of her sis
ter and c1uptcdh out, When there so 10 god that
che defendants sie) let MIN have IT, sui after frequent
y promising her siser and the plsotif 10 refund the
amount, finally denied all knowiedge Of u.
The plaintiff and Defendants vifes sister positively
20 this statement On the other hand, defendant
and his wife svore that they did not believe psin
had any such amount OF money and that the whole story
a. charged against them was gross n5ricsao,,
no such thing ever having taken place 10 any
PARTICULAR this whole prosecution OF 20,
defendant and his wife objected 10 plaintiff and Defendants
wfes sister keeping company togethe: unssasouabe
hours, and bad forbidden them their house. that plaintiff
and his friend defendants we's sister hsi vowed
geanoe and this the way they trying 10 get t.
The Testimony becg Conflicting ami perjury suero
being 80 apparent, the Judge reserved his decision.
Ashe "a. Wood d C5Nklin. motion 10 vacate the
ogment and open the default not being msde for fifteen
months ar recovery OF Judgment and until amer supple
mentary proceedings In the Court Of Common Pleas had
been taken, Sufficient being shown the cefen
dsnts guilty Of laches and will not be allowed 10
como IN and defend Milton denied, with $40 coss.
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was made 10 get up . demonstration BY the free sac
OF this city and night set apart for speaking,
nc. But storm in that very day and continued al
most for week af.er wards aud Was not until tnore
nad been hall dozen postponemsns that the meeting
could be bold 20 Saotvn addressed the free Sste
party few ago, rain him short in the mid
die Of his oratoriA display, add IL stormed 20 many
evenings Afterwards that he vas obliged 70 give up
the effort In onrust When, tberefcre, was
announced that Parrot wond deliver ad.
dress, the most serious ar,rehcusions we're enter.
tanned account OF the weather We had rain for
several days previous and even up 70 hc soog down OF
the last evening the vesther was fine but Just ~
the hour for the organization Of ,he mseuos ssd
arrived and the citizens bad begn 70 collect IN goody
numbers mp thunder Storm and down poured the
rain with such violence that fornt necessary 10
postpone the meeting inde6uitsy. s some what siugu-
lar that political demsgogues should be thus frequently
rebuked and disappointed by the elements.
20 the tune Of Lscompon, with the variations some
charitable persons say that his chief object In making the
circuit IL 10 vndcste his character In the Jenkins murder,
and that he will dwell orcby upon the latter sub
iect than upon eeompton bs may rest assured that his
reception In this city Will be Q cool He 10 played
OUT here, ami his would not be tolerated for
an hour BY the lay abiding ciuzeos OF Leavenworth.
The mail contract Tor transporting letters and sews
papers from here 10 s. Louis and sens -
have been q very njudcious one We have hal no Fat
mail since the 9Th nst and our citizens here loud
in their plants NJ such neglect and delays ain
oerely hoped that the Postmaster General will remedy the
evil In way, that may have daily mail from
the Fast usua Under the old contract the mails
carried by the boats and always came 70 hand regularly
steamboats, the other, making matters 2lcaed
and uncertain than ever. The change, nsteaf of
being one for the better one for the worse most dsc
dedly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
MarriaQes.

IN Warren, April 18th, by Rev. y.
Norton, MIR LEROY FULLER ard
Mss ELIZABETH NAfIANY; both Of
Rristol. Trum5ull Couuty, ONO.
Ia " ST Sllem. Mercer Co., Pa April
7.h. by lanes Troup, E>q Mr.. ELMER
NO SEES. Esq to Miss ROSE ANN Err
DICE. cf Hartford, OEio.
In Fowler. or the 18th inst by Elder E
Wakefield. Mr.. GEORGE PARKER, Of Bloom
field to Miss LORETTA MEEKER, of the :orm.
er place.
April 2aad. BIZ Rev. s. Heard, in Weaihers'
field, Mr.. JACOB SrAM3AUGH and Miss
ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY.
A. the residence OF Jsmes Elder. in johnson,
on the I4th inst. by Rev. James Marvin. Mr. E,
X. WISELL. Of Warren, TO Miss GRACE Ell
DER of johnson.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
Democratic Preaching and Practice,

During the late session Of the Ohio
Legislature, a capital opportunity TO com
pare the theory and practice of Demo-
cratic politicians, their promises and per.
formances, has been afforded TO the peo-
pie Of this State. The Democracy, $50
calledl have had a majority, and it was
in their power 10 carry any measure they
chose, IN spite of The Republican minor.
ity. They obtained this majority at the
last election. by advocating during the
campaign. principles precisely The re-
verse of those which they have p~raciised.
They made a terrible ado about the ex-
ira session of The year before, sixty days
was 10 be the Essit of their session, and
that once in iso years, no time was 10 be
wasted ia discussing party theories, the
niger question was to be ignored, taxes
were to be lightened, and Tetrenchmenl
the order Of the day. How have these
promises peen redceme0.
They have increased tine number of
lhe Comman Pleas Judges, creating eight
new ones, each with a salary of fifteen
hundred dollars a year.
They have increased the salaries OF
the Supreme Judges, TO be elected thir-
teen hundred dollars per year. raising
them from 81 zoe to 5000 per year.
They have increased The pay of town
ship assessors fron, $3.50 TO s2,0o per
dav.
Thcv have repealed the bill passed by
The las, Republican Legislature which
limited the fees of County Officers, which
alone would have saved the people Of the
State one hundred thousand dciizrs yer
year.
They have apPointei about a dozen
smelling committees.
They have increased :he salaries OF
the officers 10 BE- appointed by the MEM
bers of the Board of Public Works.
They have spent more time discussing
the niger question than any former Leg
islature.
They remained in session ninety eight
days; instead of sixty, and are to have
on extra session next year.
The expenses Of this session were lar
ger than that OF any-former Legislature.
The beauties of The Sdb.Treasury bill
which is TO &C into operation mex year,
we VIII discuss next week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
Mr.. Giddinys' New Work.

The facts which are the foundation Of
Mr.. Giddings' e work were obtained
by him, we learn, from documents made
accessible TO him by his position as a
member of the House Com mittee on
Claims. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Evening Post thus
speaks OF it.
al have examined with pleasure and
instruction some of the advance sheets
of The Exiles OF Florida by Joshua r.
Giddings, and now passing through the
press OF Toilet. Foster & Co, Columbus.
Ohio. The work will contain about 40
pages, and will prove a valuable history
of important, events which will undoubt-
eddy be passed over by those who claim
TO be the historians OF the country. either
in consequence OF the peculiar institu'
lion' which il concerns, or because they
have not The facilities FOR acquiring infor-
nation on The subject. 70 any other
man thsn Mr.. Giddings, the subject OF
the Spanish Ma. oons or Seminole slaves.
would become complex and remote -
Perhaps there has been no subject which
he mas more thoroughly Investigated in
The cour t OF his public duties. nor any
that he compreheuded better than this.
The book wil! cover a vast deal OF impor-
tant information besides that OF which it
is the special object OF the author TO treat.
Nv. -,or of O.,oolo &C Aelnaarad
BY the pen of Mr.. Giddings, is grand to
contemplate. His parentage. marriage,
romantic life and noble death make up a
most thrilling and instructive chapter in
the work, and while the whole is pro-
duced in the usually earnest, clear and
concise style Of the author, it is also
beautiful with a romance more charm
ing than can be gathered from the world
OF fiction"