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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

AsrsEMRsTs.--A .ew novelties are anr ounced Tor
this week ard wo or three changes Will occur IN 'he
theatrical compaIit'.
W0'qcL's.-M Bourcicault and wife appear st this
Louise tonight in piece, done by M:. t.. called
I" Jessie Brown or, The Relief of Lucknow. Inc
play is founded upOnthe very affecting but mproosoie
incident related Of young Scotch gins hearing tee
bsgppes Of a Highland regiment playing tne
"Sogan Of MaceIegor' at distance something
farther than uupoetica esB could hear the
boom Of cannon. However, il is q bit OF eaPua
which. in the hands Of 50 skillfu dIsmatis 81 DION
BouicicsuIt. nigh. prove mice Of wealth. Agnes
Robertson is the jesse" and Mr.. Bourcc ault a.
snme, the place Of Nens Sshb Mrs. Hoey MIS- Al
len. Messrs. Philips. and Messrs. Blake bes'e''
Davenport Johnston and Others are in the cast
Laura kesne g." The Courier Of Lyons still NOES
,s place ard il successfully carried through BY tue eA
en p, rsot fcation cf Messrs Joroan and Jenesoo
aided by Mrs Kee5e, Mr. Burnett, Wheatieisn ana
othort. Pclly Marshsll hs. been engaged ana VIII
appear in !ew day.
Bur:ons.-Chsrlce Mathews flushed his !oee Gu
gagement OF SATURDAY night. and took lea7e o' 'ne
audience IN Characteristic and appropriate speech
BG:;oo, BrousLau and Walcot-an ilnmense teau-
will give tbs week some Of their best parts Io-nigoi
tie two BE- as the Drctnos in The COMEDY OF br-
o,s; CO Tue.iay night, Cor Wacots benthf Ihe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Lola Monte will give ler lectures th. week at he
Brooklyn Athenaum.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

es,aLt Assoc ATTIC =, will be given This evening at Hop
Chapel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

W.,HIsGTo>'s BIRTHpAY.-The Orde. Of C.ite'
Americans wi! celebrate the anniversary Of the brit
Of Washington to-day at the Academy Of Music, to-
prrcps ft A!ure beng su Grafton by the Ilon Ef'stl
Brooks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

DO in poa fsct- other than those already published
were elected. About 81 o'clock in the eyening. the ev'
idence being al n the Coroner addressed the Jury and
reviewed the most material facts which had been &C.
yeoped during the inquisition. The case was then
given to the Juy who after being out two hours aad
a half rendered verdict as follows:
We. TIE UNDERSIGNED juror end s he d-ce,sed Jane. P
men pistol the hand. i = B.nhopp ts- hoae
OF Jolu Muller No. los csn' s're NewYork. on ny. FEB
lS lS Thereby producing such injuries bis death
"wednesday Feb s's aid the jury beley- tha' he g. D.
1ss.td sdl j. p Dayeinict to ju.;tS him bin
Anerw @. CODY Foreman 10 u R%yios'2s % '',9s' y
.tIss, Chaile- w Williams, No i5s East Brosdw.y William
No 3s h E%s B;:dTsy S | o2 sSG No HGss SIS s.1e pm
hei Jer.y CITY M% G. I~.y No = New csHa .ifes 10 10
Grand street; N. Brown, No. ~ Edridse street
After the verdict was rendered, the defendant was
committed to prison to await the action of the Grand
jury. Mr. Duyekuick was nearly % years of age,
and native of New-York. Judges Anderson and
Van Colt, counsel for the defendant, will make an
Effort TO procure his liberation on bal.
CIrr rMoRrALrY.--According to the weekly report
Of the City Inspector, there were 4'3 deaths IN
the city during the past week, increase of 80, as
compared with the mortality Of the week previous,
and an increase of Sc as compared with the correspond
ing week in 1856. The following table exhibits the
number of deaths during the past two weeks, among
adults and children. distinguishing the sexes:
Men Women. BS;y' Ar' Itj TSsA E,s
Mex Meek sndins sndins FsS rsS - ssT u ii Isl rs
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
owing: Consumption, 81; convulsions infantiel, 30;
inflammation of the lungs, 3j inflammation of the
brain, II; scarlet fever %; mGasmus tnfantie), q;
dropsy in the head 49, measles, l6; Group, Il; bron
chitis Z. There were also deaths of apoplexy, of
congestion of the bran Is of congestion of the lungs
of eryspelas puerpera fever, OF disease OF the
heart IL of hopping cough, Of teething "a Of small
pox, premature births 81 still-born, and from vio
lent causes.
The following is classification Of the diseases, and
the number of deaths in each class of disease during
the week: Bones, joints, &c, s. brain and nerves.
Of generative organs g. heart and bood-vessels, -;
lungs throat, &C., l47; Old age 4; skin, &c, and
erupve fevers e. stillbon and premature births, i
stomach bowels and other digestive organs, 66 uncer
tain seat and general fevers, %; urinary organs, p
Total 473. The number of deaths, compared with
the corresponding weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as
follows:
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During the last fall considerable discomfort
was manifested on the part of discharged seamen
that they were paid off at so low prices, which
appeared at the time quite unreasonable to
many. and even became, the subject of public dis
cussion. The prices established by the consul
were for sperm 80 cts. per gallon whale 40 cts.
per gall; and As cts. per lb. for bone. Although
these rates appeared extremely low, yet subse-
quent events have shown that the American
Consul acted wisely in fixing them no higher
than he did. The latest advices from the United
States report sales of sperm at 81 to 81 10;
whale oil at So to 65 cts. and bone quite unsafe
able, even when offered as low as IS cts. per ID.
The shipments made last fall for which seamen
were paid off, will arrive home during the spring
and find the markets very depressed. After
deducting freight, insurance, and other charges
and leakage, it is not at all improbable that some
of the oil and bone sent from this port last fall
will not realize its cost.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. APRIL l.

The Xew Bedford Whalemen's Last of January
IL, publishes the Annual Report of the Whaling
Marine for the year 1857 which contains many
interesting facts connected with the business.
We have, in a previous number of our paper,
given the report of the North Pacific fleet for the
year 1857, but this fleet embraces hardly one
third of the whaleships afoat. The South Pacific,
the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, have each their
fleet, which rarely exchange those grounds for the
North Pacific.
The number of American vessels employed on
the first of january, 1858, in the whale fishery,
was C54, of which 5S7 were ships and banks, Is
brigs, and 40 schooners, with an aggregate ton
mage of 203 ,l4S tons. OF the total number, 427
vessels, with a tonnage of 1878 tons, were
owned in New Bedford district. During the
past year, says the Shipping List, there have
been but few vessels added to the feet, while sew
eral have been withdrawn and others lost, making
a diminution as compared with the beginning of
the year, of Cos tons. The loss of vessels in the
northern whaling fleet during the year, has been
unusually small, including only two ships.
The whaling fleet in the North Pacific Ocean
has con prised about $50 ships, which is a dimin-
ution of about 80 ships as compared with the
fleet of 1856. The quantity of oil obtained by
100 ships, whose arrival at the Sandwich Islands
have been reported, averages 500 bbls., which
does not vary much from the averages of the pre-
ceding year. OF the feet in the Oehotsk Sea,
some of the vessels have met with good success,
and others have done comparatively nothing.
The importation of sperm oil during the year
falls short of that of 1856 $500 bbls., and of
whalebone 534, 600 lbs, while the Importation Of
whale oil shows an excess Of "a 900 bbls. over
that of 1856. The increased Importation of
whale oil during the year has arisen chiefly from
shipments via Sandwich Islands, by vessels which
have not completed their voyages, and will con-
sequently be followed by a diminished importa-
ton the present year, estimated at from rs, 900
to 1OO, 900 bbls., and a corresponding diminution
of bone.
The stock Of sperm oil now on hand, as exhibited
in our tables, exceeds that Of the corresponding pc
Rod Of 1857, by about 10000 bbls; Of whale oil,
Al, 900 bbIs-, and Of whsebone the quantity on hand
Is about $4,000 lbs. less than in January, 1857.
The financial pressure which has prevailed
throughout this country and in Europe, has been
severely felt in the whale fishery ,efrom . greatly di-
minished consumption q our staples. and q conse-
quent reduction Of prices to a point in many cases
involving actual loss. and at which many holders
have been willing to operate only as their immediate
nsoeni6es have required. The demand for the for
Glm mar11s, although exceeding that Of 1855. has
I'm limited, and with the large stock now on hand,
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From the statistics given of the North Pacific
fleet, it will be seen that the general average has
been steadily decreasing for ten years past. The
average given above varies somewhat from that
given in the Commercial. from the fact that We
here include French, Bremen. and other foreign
vessels, which the New Bedford Last does not.
The average given here for 1856, was $50 bbls.;
and for 1857, S45 bills.
Another subject to which we would call atten-
t%ention, is the average price of oil for the past
eight years. We copy the following figures from
the same paper
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M
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN
From SEA-per Frances Palmer, March 25-A NJ Goddard
Mrs Green Captains LADY, and 8 children.
For SAN FRAycSco-per Fanny Major, March 27-Nlss Sa-
rah r Beecher, Mrs s p Ford yr and Mrs Weston, Mrs Eier,
Master Weston. Dani Foster, J ii Wood, y p Adams, ID c Wa
terman, J b Joseph, Geo L Beckwith- Capt 5 @ Moore. Mr. Ben
nett, Capt c Griggs, Meyer, 7 VI Jordan. W r Knight, I A,
Dowen. p n Mitchell, W Mayor, J Mccolgan, Z I Hinckley, c
Aberharit.
From MELBorRSE-per What Cheer. March Sl-DrJ no Haz-
lett. Capt and Mrs A S Murray, Mr. and Mrs Saml Stevens and
child, Messrs A I Webb. III W Hathorne, W 7 Lawrence, G J
Tampa, IN the csbin-and 80 in the steerage-
For LsHAISA-per Kamoi, March 25-M. Brown and lady,
three others. and Is on deck
From RAusr-per Excel. March 26-Judge Andrews, DR. III z
Billions, Gov Kanoa, and IS on deck.
From LsHAISA-per Maria, March 2S-Nessrs Benton, Cof-
I'm. 20 Normons. and 30 on deck.
From KArAr-per John Young, March 3l-ohn Cook, John
d Neil. X s HOLSTER, J Z Chamberlain. Mr. Moore
For Hno-per Lihotho-March3 1-Mrs Devoil and child, W
Webster, 4 others. and IS on deck.
For LAHAISA-per Maria, March 31-Mr Blake, and 25 on
deck.
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SUDDsn DeA1e<-We - 10 lar, th.. .-.
sister Of our ssspsuted townsmaa, Dr.. Fr;ct- $3.50
her dnsh il . very Sudden manner LAT 49,.
We are informed BY Mr. PArke, the Mar.h,, .ss.
the Deceased lady was crossing King street 49,
the corner of Richard street. e about eight O'Clock.
turned down King street. a native woman. passing
at the time. states that neither the carriage nor tia
horse touched the deceased, but that she fell just
they passed her. Beyond = slight cuton the lip and .
bruise on the forehead received in the fal. NO mari.
of injury were perceptible on her person. and sb1
died of internal hemorrhage. The deceased lady Va,
about SO years Of age. and was quite weakly, BE-
sides being somewhat deaf, and had several times
previously fallen down in the street.
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Nee ID. smoke ship Jeannct,e in sight Of Rorasong CRoxburs
onfsrso. Tooker ; Arctic, Beedman Kingasher, Palmer. (his
little buy vas quite sickl Dec 8, ship Mary L Sutton. IA days
fun Ltiaina- touched az Rex,urx Island 26sk, lat Sse 4o.s.
ZEALAND to cruise and home taken no oil since leaving Honolulu
9th, sNs . merchant ship with a broad yellow streak round her
she Was steering south, and, as il vas Blowing heavy she was
under stor saH-she Wind increased 70 heavy gale soon after
seeing hz-
IL raIcAurAxo, Feb. S 1s5ss-Barks Massachusetts, Gra-
ande. Iouiss, Hope, Ginordi ship I@merians, winsIov, took
and. Peueroy ; ships Charles Carroll. and Valparaiso, TIton,
500 bsfs sp. e 3 scam figzsc Aesrimsc, fum BIO, bound TO
valparaiso and dovn The Coas. M sperm whale feet s late
wsux % rux Nourn srAH-his vessei, belonging to New
.rrckei On Dsdoahe Iland, on The north coast Of New Holland,
July II 1857 me Island les In east Longitude 10 80, south
n = : ~. sclnsry and uuinhabirsd island, nos exceeding one
-. 40 . hHlf in circumGernoe- he wreck took place in the
- oness. ..ss 10 ss.reh q shs 9s7g. % mis- en. at Turtle
Inlnnd- M Gespv b0ok 81 SO barrels rum the wreck Of the
SsrtA sc; hs,ins 90 so..s, sh &c. s5s s.i 49,. s.ssted = LOO Ss DAT,
Sssr bszns . nenl vrsk- Captain Smith and his vile went
. he q. q Ys.1es and p<osssisd ,hscss 70 sas unssd
a 1sss q ' s.s.sss sssss cspe e Good Hop; Captain baker and
csos Of doos Hope. Seehins hss srsa b-.ld from any chen
sss1e, s,sss M View zal.nd . rahnlt ana came fton thence
muener On board bark caraiieT, 81 6reenpot Mr.. BenjA-
So Dr. = sssesss On bosai de csseiier. The Arb on
e, kcsasR vBux, has siuee ben los shite nstt a vhse =
sksesssa n-nesuser-Fnnd brill
ei.e. sA e tSsAissssa zHsses for Ausszalia-bosh for
Dnay Benc1ns pacbe0L
% A hesu DO. Captain Coz rs,sss. she Neg.oiis at Al
"a. a: - : ssF1aa'ss-. s''~a s'-<'''a Va CAPE
ns ~ cisg gsn IL g 8 .n 80 Z ssrt Esrs.
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INTER-IsLAND TRADE.

From KAHrLsI-per MoiEeiki, March 25-1 COW and cali, 2
pigs, 10 sheep, % bags cats, S bags -four, IA bndls poi, 100 goat
skins, 3 hides, 4 baskets eggs, 10 deck passengers.
Prom LAHAISA-per Maria, March $3.50 bns Irish pola-
toes. "a hrs -four. 10 empty whisky kegs
From HILo-rer Lholiho. March also bales pull, % sacks
do. 9 sticks ohia timber, 172 hides. 600 goat skins, 1900 punches
AVA ~ hays coffee, II hogs 3 canoes, As deck passengers
From KAUAI-per Keoni Ana, March 31-27 bndls tobacco, 4
bris sweet potatoes, ii bls pork. 2 hides. so goat skins, 2 kegs
butter. 6 cords frewood. I, doz chickens. I doz turkeys.
For Hno-per LihoHho, March 31-34o pkgs mdse, 5000 feet
lunber-
For LAHnSA-per Maria. March 31-I5oo feet lumber, 7 kegs
nails, i bri sugar, 1 bundle window sash, s. pkgs mdse, / horse
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DEPARTURES.

Mar. 24NAnaxon. Eldridge. for 0chotsk-
35@Turku, Soderblon- for Ochoesk-
25-sch Kamoi, Chadwick, br Lahzina-
25-Adsznce, Milne, for FarniDEs Island
2G-Am sch Sophia, Homer, for Hakodadf-
25-Sarah sheaL Loper, for kodiack and Arctic
a5-B~nj Tucker, Barber. for OchOtzk.
25-Phrnix, Handy, for Ochstsk-
a6-S- = Perkins. Kiblen, for Arctic
c6-Jireh Perry, Cannon, for Arctic
7e-krksuiuohi, PeIL, for Kauai
2S-Japsn, Diman, fr OchoLsk-
26-John & Elizabeth, Lester, for 0chotsk-
26-John Wells, Woodbridge, for 0chotsk-
S7-Fanny Major, Patty, for San Francisco
e--Amoka. Sarvrnt, for Ochotsk-
e7-Benj Morgan, sissou, for Ochotsk-
27-Electra- Brovn, for Ochotsk-
3.-vizilant, McCleave, for 0chotsk-
3s-ames Naury, Curry for Ochotsx-
2S-Tybee, Freeman, for The Sorthward-
29LFabius. Smith, for the North
29-Nzry Frazier, Rounds, for the NorthwaTd-
s-Nimr Howes, for the Northwand-
2s-Speedwrl, Gibbs, for the Ochotsk.
29LTzhmaroo, Robinson, for the North.
29-spIendid, Pierson, for the Ochotsk-
3I-Polsr scar, Weeks, for the Ochotsk.
3l-sch Lhoiiho, Harris, for Hiio-
3I-Sch Maria Moiteno, for Lahsina-
s1-Sch Warwick, Code. for Kauai
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port OF HONOLULU. n. Z.
For Juu report of Bzaies1ips, sea Supplemental
ARRIVALS.


liar. 25-Am VII sh Ptenix, Huxley, I'm Lahaina, OF and on.
e5-Am VII ship rshmaroo, Robinson, from Lahaina, OF
and o.
s25-Am win nh James Narry, cury, I'm New Zealand
2S-Hsw brig Victoria Fish, from California coast
36-Seh Excel, Antonio, IL days from Kauai
25-sch Eholiho, Harris, from Hlo-
1s-Dzn brig Nafhilie, Clau-sen, 20 days I'm Mazatlzn. I.
2S-Am wh brig AGATE Csnsfeck- from Margzrita Bay
2s-Amv h sh Mary Frazier, Rounds Cd and on
25-An VII sh william Tell Austin, from home
27-Am VII bark Cavalier, Bourne. I'm Tahiti, Oh and on
2--Sch Kamehameha w. fr KohaIa-
:S-Am wh ship Erie, Jernexan. I'm Lzhaina, on and on
2s-Am VII sh Roman, Devou, I'm Hilo-
Zs-Sch Maria, Nolfeno, I'm parts on Maui
2o-Am wh sh Florida, Fish, FIN HiloL
29-Am VIII ship Fahius, Smith, last frm TaIcahuano.
pam VII brig Oahu, FeIber- I'm California coast
2o-Am VII sh Caroline, Poutiss, from home
30-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, FIN LaAafna-
S0-Am VIII bark Black Eagle, Edwards, I'm Lahaina-
30-Am VII bark Baltic, Bronson, nm Lahaina-
3o-Am VII ship lillian 4 Henry, Grpneil, I'm Lahaina-
30-Am VII sh William Wht, Osborn, I'm New Zealand.
31-sch John Young, Richards, I'm Kauai
51-Am xh sh BarnsrabSe. Fishes, FIN Hiio.
Sam WI sh Chandler Price Holcomb, lying Cd and on
31-Am bark whaf-Cheer, Baker, 60 days I'm Melbourne
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NORTH PACIFIC WHALE FISHERY.
Table sho,riag the Number Of Ships engaged in the North
Pacific Fishery for the last Ten Years, and the Arer-
aoe QUANTITY Of Oil taken.
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MEMoRAxDA.


Kp<r Of bark Massachusetts, Capt DAN b. Greene
l3L-Euterprise. Brown, OF Nan, - mos OCH, ZOO bgis oil
i7-Schr Unknown, Watson. from Sydney.
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The number of vessels and amount of tonnage en-
ployed in the whale fishery since 1850, have been as
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VESSELS In PORT.-MARCH 81.
n. B. Ms steamship Vixen. Moore.
Am clipper ship Polynesia. Stott.
Am clipper ship Eliza & Ella, LuDt.
Br brig AntiEla, Harris.
Dan brig Nathitde. Ciaussen-
Am bark What-Cheer, Baker.
wHALEEs.
Ship Contest, Ludlow Bark Black Eagle, Edwards
Napoleon Ill, Morel Columbus, Ward
Saratoga, Slocum Timer, White
Thos Dickson, Plaskett Frances Palmer, Green
Goethe, Austin Warren, Huntiey
Nassau, Murdoch Brig Wailua, Lass
FLORIDA, Fish Agate, Comstock
VIM & Henry, Grfnnel Oahu, Fehlber
William Writ, Osborne Victoria, Fish
Bark Metropolis, Comstock Schr Z L Frost, Spencer
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Ship. Mails.

Yor SAX FsAycrsco-per bark What Cheer, Friday, April End.
For PURrLASD- D. T-per Emma, on Saturday
Fer HoSskoSe-per Nathalie. On Saturday
For LkHAsA-per kauoi. to-day at I.
For kAwAHAE-per Mary, soon-
FoR KACu-Per John Young, to-day
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At Hilo, March 10. by Rev. T. Coan. Mr.. C. f. RrcHARDso
to Miss AKAsA. daugh<r Of Hapai. all Of Hilo, Hawaii.
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In Honolulu, Sfarch %. Of disease of the heart, Captain JAMES
u. ELDsETos, a native Of England, and a Captain In the Ha-
waiian Artillery.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-17
Sadly Unfortunate.

Neal in his .Charcoal Sketches" de-
scribes character who speaks of him
self something as follows To my no
ton. this ere is a hard case. If L tries
to mosey along through the world with
out sayin nothin' to nobody, it won't
do; liyin' won't come of itself, like the
man you owe the money to-you are
obligated to sep and fetch it. If |
come fur to paddle my tub quietly
down the gutter Of life without bumpin
again tho curb stones one the one side,
I'm sure to get around on the other, or
to he unsot somehow. IF [ tries little
sneckilations, such as boning things,
Tn sartin to becotched; and if [ goes
nardoners, as l did with Tipps, it won't
do-he II speckilate and burst, and I'm
sure to be smashed up and sifted
through.
The Newburry port Herald tells of a
man who made the following reply when
asked if he ever went cunning to KILL
birds birds, no." was the indignant
reply. 'If had gun on my Shout
der, I never saw bird or any other
game. Besides never had gun; and
| if I had one. l never had the money to
buy powder and shot with: and If had
boug hit the powder and shot, I shouldn t
have known how to load; and 1t L had
known how to load, should have been
afraid to fire. Why never spotted a
nut tree, we'll filed with fruit, but L was
sure to find them all gathered when L
went after them; and if ever went
nutting. I could get nothing but pig
nuts. The other boys could always
find sweet acorns, but never find any
thing but lunker of a bitter one, and
that was sure to have worm in 1t. l
never went clamming but [ was sure
to get nothing but muscles. once went
after quahogs, taking big basket, to
fll-and carried home the big basket,
but only single bivalve, the shells of
which l preserved as memorable relic.
IfI went a fishing for cunners, was sure
to catch only founders, nothing but
grubses would turn up-and rascally
skate could catch tany time. Invent
down once to enjoy fish chowder, and
was obliged to content myself with only
pork and potatoes. The nearest think
to luck I ever exnericnccd was, when a
friend cought big pike"
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r tcorrhc aDnstIcs.

Matthew is supposed to have suffered
martyrdom, or was slain with the sword
at the city of Elhiophia.
Mark was dragged through the streets
of Alexandria, in Egypt, till h. ex-
pircd
Luke was hanged upon an olive tree,
in Greece.
John was put into a cauldron of boil
ing oil at Rome, and escaped Death
He afterwards died a natural death at
Ephesus, in Asia.
James the Less was thrown from a
pinnacle, or wing of the temple, and
then beaten to death with tuller.s
club.
Philip was hanged up against pill
lar, at Metropolis, a city of Phyrgia.
Bartholomew was fiaycd alive by the
command of barbarous king.
Andrew was bound to a cross, whence
he preached to the people till he ex-
pired.
Thomas was run through the body
with a lance at Coremandel in the East
Indies.
Judas was shot to death with arrows.
Simeon was crucificd in Persia.
Matthias was first stoned and tEen be-
headed.