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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25
Police Insellsgencc.

IAprs POCKET PICKED, RscovEaY OF yux MoSxY.--
Miss sbsr young lady residing In Sullivan street, he'd
her pocket picked yesterday afternoon Of her porto
naic containing about hundred dollars 10 bills, a. she
passing through Beecker street. weU Of Broadway She
Old not money until como time After must have
been stolen She communicated the fact OF the robbery
20 the police and Intellectual search was made Tor the
cuprt Toe money subsequently found concealed IN
piie CT goods Christopher street Tho thief doubt
lees Intended 10 return for the money.
svA'mIsc ArrEAy-About one o'clock yestsrdey morn
ing difficulty occurred In the dsreputabls house No "a
Resde street, between OF the girls Of The establish
ment and the lanclsdy, Harrietts Brown. One OF the
girls, Cafhsrre Doufbey drew knife and stabbed Mrs.
Brown, uficting dangerous wound, that she bad 70
be conveyed 70 the hospital.
DrueSss. PoRrRROcer Fool Of ths detective police,
yesterday arrested David WEIGH porter the store OF
wocemsn, Mount o., % Rsade street, charged with
stealing about $500 worth OF sk ~ various times, from
the Store. when arrested some stolen silk wr found Ia
his possession The prisoner taken bsfore Justice
qreckenbushl who committed him for examination.
LaRcrrY NJ DomErc. Mary Reuss, servant girl Ia
the employ Of Henry schrever No $50 sixth ssrses vps
committed Yesterday 70 prison 70 answer charge OF
stealing nearly hundred dollars belonging 70 her em
pojsr she confessed sne ROBBERY.
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take- 70 Tho cturrt ~ the H5Y Crosse Ia ysr.T s,co-<
street Were sosea higs mnss si be scs~sd ~ %, p
Iepose Of ner SOUL aed ou shenoe Calvary 50 ps,,s
for iEiesntnl ~
ssanwooo DO sssursay, july "a, tho VOYAGES, %. II
Duoie1 and sarah 4 Sherwood
he relatives AID friends arc respectfully invited 70 a.
tend the funeral 90 koncsy morning. Of eleven o. osk
frcxn thew res.cerce No. 10 Fast twenty eisa ss s
s1aEnxriI On rues,sy April 20, after short ltasax
"a ths passage from Singapore - aoug Koog, Cass
HKrsr SrR3ssEII, sslmAker OF the Uotod siaes ~,
Germnnto~p, eyed 81 yearp.
His rsmars were inferred at Hong Horg.
SaIra On Saturday, July "a, Afler sudden lllnees
Mr. TeoMss SMITH, age. Is years.
His relatives and tee friends or ths family ais, as
mcubers q Manhattan Looss, no 20, l. o Of o y and
the Order In general are respectfully invi ei attend
The funsrs this Sunday afternoon, at half past tws
O'Clock from bic late restehce No. OF lie street. gs
aims will DO taken to the Cemetery Of the Eycxreeas
FOR iBteTiDeDt
wmP,sv.-In this city, on Friday. July a. a.er o.
we're lress. EsIssk JArry wife of oaalei s. Whe,p,eS
Tns relatives and frignds Of the family res9ec,fs
invited TO attend tho funeral this Sunday as~1
at three O'Clock, iroc No 6s2 Bfodas TIE re-
mains viii be taken 10 Newbars for intermeat
kesburg papers please copy
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o. 10 a 81 10; red, 81 % a. 10 Corn ec.rce and
wusxsa Ct ooc. s,c CcleS n-,a; Gales 81 RIO ,0Ao
Ii2o Sossr 10 asvsosios. Wnss-y hrtn 4 2snc a
2ss. Prosis,cns terd upward Mess pork, sis Lard
lac l3.. Rams, ioc. l3c sides s1o.; sno aIders
64c
BUFFALO, July 2i--t P NJ
Flour "a limited Demand t,is norning: market dsm.
Sales 4o bbis at SO IS Tor suoefdne, 81 sr 81 SO foe
ondoe .sta orio lo1isns snd Michigan. Wheat IN Air
bushels warm MILWAUKEE, club al TOO Corn in fair de-
mend; market nrm sees i8,of0 Bushels at $50 69o
Tor hot scd Coo TOR souod Rye steady. sales 2, 500
bushSs at SIC Os's 10 far cemano marxet umer 5aes
u Coz bushels warm at So a 37hc. Wnskey quiet
AND nomrai 1t 2fhc. Canal freigbts nrm, ooss scarce
Receipts Flour 1905 bis wheat, Is 200 bushels corn,
~ sos bushels; rye as, .65 ousn Shipments-fiour
3d42 bbs ~hoa 800 bushels; corn, 81 Sb2 bushels
ORls. 10 kSo bushas
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Supreme Court.

TIE HkBEAs CORPUS FOR Tax CUSTODY OF
CHILD DOMESTIC DiFFIoULfIEs- MARaY IN
HAsTs, RsrRsr AT LxIsCRK.
JrIY "a In the waiter Of the application Of Conrad Rice
fcr ne custody # his eh,ld Josepaine c. RicsThis
Is sill urder investigation Mrs Fowler, witness FOR
the peoce,s, depoeed that Rice and his wife boarded
With her asd that be paid his boaxd examination
by sr Thos Fields she stated that che
heard RICE quafrelcs with his wife, heard him cal her
improper Names she witness, rushed into sas room aud
raised chair 70 strike Rice; thai Rice took hold Of the
char and IN the skrnsa be had eys badly bisck ened
he, Mrs Fowler, then went down 10 Mr.. Cooley tho
Of Mrs Piece and informed him that unc he came
nd took Mrs Rice away she would no, live long; Mr.
Cooley then 70 the house and took Mrs. Rice aod
Der cSid sssy in q carriage; Mrs. Fowler also stated
Krs Rice Is . very kind auiaoie woman n nor
c.po< tio1 vruous wife and loving mother thsi
ste (Ss ce) often reformed her that Roo ssted her
badly that she conld not live with him.
otssr waressss tor the petitioner examined their
ts..moey went 70 essabi.h the respectaoaty Of Mr..
Cooley e house.
lr this case an amount Of evidence has been taken
kre should havo the custody OF toe CHILD. /, appears
te' alter bticf acquaintance OF about thres week. be
" cen tec parties, NJ Rce with the aid OF Mr. Cooley,
The lsny uooe i0oucea aboa fourteen years
OF aeeto mary him, though she repeatedly toto hIn,
~ 8, abe could pct love him. asd she became his wife IS
snud 10 only 10 obey her uocles WISHES and not from
The lnci,oa lJns "a her heart Zoe reult that the
parties bAye never lived Lsppy togethsr II u under
tiOtd BG hr Rice to settle the rnster by al
wirg hts VIE % have the cusoy Of the chrd ne being
pefmnifd 10 zee IL ut Intervals fhe cyunsel for Mrs
Rcr do noi cpposs any objection Ia ius but nss tina,
Deere any con pronss Is made all irapatssps II i'm
p'cif ETY. stbc, ere Nrs Rec Mr. and Mrs C,ocy
sisu be suhcrsst, "a they suoso that the tesllmory
shcn 'he7 can onsr viii be fun vindicsion Of the
cuot % cseh
u Is sr Ftlos ftr 'Ae wife, and Ne J. " Smith fOr
us petitioner.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

I1BM-CRoaNTs-On Wednesday, July 81, by tho
Rev J. Lyons, hEsRi LAWNS, Of H0psinsvfie Ky /,
shir, Daughter OF X cIomeier, isq., Of this city.
oNsn--hcIsnRE tin this cay on Sunday septornber
49, 1897, by the very Rev Father Jerome Of 81 Josopr
church. RosE second daughter Of the late Joseph toe
widow Ammo oNEI, Of Moydn psrish OF Dru ngoone 10
PAIucs, yourgest son os the late Phup ani COS xdo
Mary McIntHe, OF Kicrcssdu parsh Of Kand both OF
the county Of Cavan, Ireland.
scAxxo1r-sHaw.-ln this city, on Thursday, July 90
by Rev. Frederick 0goy, Assistant unscr d Trinity
church, Mr. Ex,snus scaRsorr % this city, 10 ats zl
Geld, Mas
boston and Springfield papers please copy.
Dr. Z. ID. snita, J.. 3 sLAusos, Isq to Mas sAxss 4.
hrrx, bo<h OF this cisy.
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Arrest sr tho Proprietor OF n Fashssnsbro
Gambling House.


Yesterday afternoon orcers BOsrisk aud Keyser, Of
TIE Mayors squad, under directions or bis Houcr The
Mayor paid Wait 70 the alleged sansns crib o. But,
Aliens, No. 4.s Broadway, adjoining Mechanics Hal. for
the purpose of arcstrg all the ipmaes The proprietor
ard securing the gambling rplem srts IT apcesys from
the following sfasviis warrant ~ss leacd ans placed
In the above cincers haues -
Ci'u opf Cossg Of Nor yorI, s-pslsr q Van fsrho1f
pons couny new Jersey ihai IN ihe II day 81 Jry
lStS he rvrigei into the hous. kepl BY Bui srp
GtEosewsy nG ceccuent was induced 70 rlsy faro A.
sad horse NO 81. Bros1ssy AND do pay Al sals h,rse
oor By ire said Butt Aea and deponsn says h.i David
sowce ss'es ss csslsr :. me game Of Fro lhe sad
dcss MOI ftow, tri whom he would recoraiss ssp.
the Fsme. and seiei AZ 'snms&eer.r' OF 'osxon, .
oT bs ne rs.s 81 s.s aSs
twenty minutes lest $50 ~ sad sar Of faro seeorea
further - hat the sa5 butt Ara ksers table
s sa for s,ss On Sew W. 5 81 K used
ga broadway Ard ths be revt ~e room ARD tfei 10
be used for esntns tad gaming tapIe 90 tie 30 cay o,
eee. Bu,i Allen has No a. Broadwsy the
second story sgsmhnr sbe and srpAstra ns discovery
Of yfioh nrh establish The tus 81 ms ssszge. Arc b
house NO "a broadway 10 the ey county Aforesaid on
The sad 17d day Of july thai > sovce ss-c dealer 81
faro snd the ssid person whose ne does no, tnc
eepeDdnr the OF snid game; depe.
Sent prays that said Eat Allen David sOwcA and the sad
perscu whose p.me be does not know be arered and
PETER "a vAvDnRHoor.
Sworn 70 before this 2,h dsJ OF jay 1864 DAsnL p.
fiyNArr, MAJOR.
on the arrival Of the officers Aliens p,ce they four
DO going on, but medaely arrested Allen snd
one David sowoe, alias Spanish Dick. They were both
conveyed before The Mayor aud held 10 bail each In the
gum Of 81 geo 70 answer.
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MEETING aYLATvx TO the DEATH or GENERAL
QUrrMAN.
meeting Of this corps was held ut their headq
On FricSy evening" General C. r. Wheat late Colonel Of
Tennessee cavalry presided The meeting convened
for the purpose skpg arrangements FOR showing pro-
per respect the memory Of General John A. Qui.msn
Some eloquent remarks, illustrative or the history and
character of the lamsnted deceased made by Gene
ral J. a. Ward, iAto Of the United States Army, Bvt
Msjor A. W. Taylor and Captain Gaines, New York
Volunteers General Wheat spoke the virtues OF tho
deceased At some length, as follows
Fellow soldiers Of the Scott Life usrdThe sad intelligence
~o he o q c yoS2 rs % $
great man has ia len, and tsis nation has been led
career ny Of one Of e. orxhss son n sSn ou%sn
laIc E.jor neral Of UDiset States Army
Matches sisissippi oSiy few days since viii NOT Al:
tempt The task Of portr.yIas bis many private v es nor
fu peop VIII award the uu Of jasuos to ha. who
6y NJ, va the field and VISION IN IN ns Council ss' IN
III. sna advanced The lasting welfare OF his people.
IAN q september. ,sf. General Qusn selected By
the easn, scot Governor that great city which alone
Amnsss OF ehs acter but ae Ia now moreyohn QUIT
msa Y deed Few noSlsr men have fallen before
soldier but be was mmsasursbiy grsstsr as MAJ;
~an and opinions
srywhsre the VI tuous aud good He has LEI, behlad
His vrSee uide bly engraven hearts beam,ng
With reius. Mt brghtpsss = assooAtes
soemn ocession but shall ~nnsiy operate with In
aesd VI WI N'' '''-''' "a A'' ''-''
The speaker listened with the greatest attention
by the Guard "a we'll ~ by large body of Our citizens
who ATTENDANCE and expressed desire to unite
oper the memory OF the iamented dead, pro-
ceedinss Of which will be published in q few days.
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COroners' lnquesta.

I've CoroRrp WoxAs ForSp DEAD Scscovns
TosxcAsrx-Ar inquest was TO have been heid jester
day 1t Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of q colored
found dead Saturday morning ia tbs forccssse
OF the schooner hedad Pa lying a. the foot OF Beskman
street Corouer Perry present at two r " the hour
assigned for the inquest, but amer waiting hour
and hall, and The three co.ored men arrested by
the Secoud ward police and lodged 10 Second
station house not having been brought there By the
posce hasing them in cnargo the exsunAsoo was post
poneo until eight and half A. NJ to-day Capt ireland,
OF the schooner saed Informally 70 the Coroner that he
went beard his schooner between eight aud nine
O'Clock Saturday morning, and entering The forecale
forna the deceased scrs with hcr back against the
rel and ine extinct no had the DO ty paced docx Mel
on board sec ri ~ ana tns, he sa oosa stay
ing with her; there was turpeptne In the foreoaste
&. b. Dcutcn made Iost norton examios,ion Of tue
body and found the condit1n OF the systoD indicated
beson and thst the infnedi Of death
sestien Cd the BRAN. Tho turpcDtiee aono Jud not
bsve caused her DEATH foo three oolored men, Nelson
Ward, Jsmss aobsAii and william Horny B,Oa, are stu
detained cursody TO Anal, the result OF the oorcaers
: rcusst.
EouSp DrowNxp.--An nqucs, was held yesterday At
Governors Inland, upon the body oi an unknown msa
picked up the water adjacent TO the island. No evi-
dencs Vas elected showing who deceased vas. No marks
"suplsssd erosolusS The deceased appeared to Sc
about forty Ave Of ago. and had black pants,
blae tweed vest, alpacA Ca, aud white shirt.
FATAL BURNING AoznxSr- Coroner Perry held in.
quest yesterday at No ga Eighth avenue upon the body
Of Mrs. Ihoms Ryan, via died from burns received by
bsr clothes taking hrc reported nsSAsardsys aKeAD
The evidence showed tas she poured csmphsne
kindlng wood "a she making nro TO act FIRE
IT, that the blaze communicated 70 her clothes burn
ing her severely tina. she dIed. inqdcs,
Geld ou the body Of EIien Ryan, dsusaer OF the
cesaed who died IRON burns sams time.
A verdict OF Accidental death" rendered Ia each
cs-e.
FsrM AocrpESr ~ A SmrvARp.--rhos. Smith, ship
carpenter, employed on q Russian frigste Ia course Of
ccosuucton ct Mr.. webbis yard, at the FOO, OF Fifth
street Fast river Friday afternoon accidentally fell from
the deck into the hold ae Was conveyed 70 his resi-
dcncc, No. ~ Lewis street, Sherc he died yes,erday
morning an inquest vas held on the body, aud YER
diet OF accidental death rendered.
Tkrn FkRRY Boar aocrpEsr.-An inquest was held
yesterday upon the body Of John Lynch ongsnoremsn
aged twenty two years. who 10 his death by being
crushed between two umbcrs the boat OF the Coand
street ferry coming liz landing verdict OF &C.
.cidepsal death rendered.
Bot Dso~syp.-Chas Reeves, q boy nine years OF age
accidentally FELL, yesterday afternoon, OF the pier foot Of
Canal street. The body recovered aud taken to tho
resderoe OF his pArenis No ZIG Charlton street vnefe
shs inquest Will be held day.
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City Intelligence

Fur HousToN STREET About eleven O'Clock Saur.
clay morning fire discovered the second floor Of
she building No ais Houston street, occupied by VOL
Ledsrer ss lager beer saloon and lodging house. The
1remen 1t the premises and extnguished tho
fire before spread beyond the room In which orig
raed Ihe osmsge done 10 the furniture by fire and water
will sEouLt to scout 800 insured for $500 the Brook
Ign Insurance Company. The origin OF the fire is
known At present, but tho matter under Investigation
by tse Fire NRrsnaL
NEW YoaK EosrrrAL Tho wing ia the weekly re-
port Of TIE above institution TO July 81 ls5s-RemainnE
on suly 49, 239 admitted July o. a. discharged cured
OF relieved Az died, 8, remaining at date, 49, Males
zoe females, IS.
THE ALLEGED ASSAULT UPON MILITIA PINE coll
LBCrOR.
TO THE KDuoR OF THE HERALD
perceive in your issue Of this morning July 80
der ths caption OF "Asssultcg Military Marsha," you
etae tia, Patrick and John Arvin arrested for
sault.pg o man named john White, while attempting
10 levy on some f1rnturc In my house. Now, Sir,
in order 10 correct any false impression which might
perhaps arise from this statement rather msxtate
men Of the case, Ia the minds Of persons not
acquainted with desire TO state that tho man. Josu
bite my house accompanied by three perssns
whose appearance we're to my MUD anything else than
persons VINO would be sent to any citizens house 70
cute the Law collect moneys for the puoc treasury
tcge.kcr with carman Tho man White, backed no by
hs T" rough" companions, demanded, 10 q most brutal
Mariner tnst should ray him military fine He refused
10 any questions a. 10 his authority and when
Informed him that was exempt under the statrte a.
had served he full period OF sevo1 years in the Nnth
regiment New York STATE mliaa, attempted 10 make
orcibe levy ard drew club Ithereupon attempted,
beleve hal o right TO 90, he and his companions being
respasscrs 10 protect COY property IRON an unk wnl sez
desire ssy neither my M SELF
arrested bet havtpg heard that this Waite had pro-
erred charge OF assault and battery against u. went
will place Mr.. he and his yaorous companions toelf
proper Light before this community. L. GAEvIN.
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DpsryR,rE Gmr.--At the City Hotel, yestcr.
day, fwecnesdsy1 maid OF all works good looking
woman OF twenty our-named Mary Sheridan, cut the
throet OF her false lover James Martin, with soc
that her gallant was M mposier, who had wife and
children ese~hcre. SO she determined 70 revenge her
cell, ara watching from Q wiodow entced Martin, who
vac pseslpg the hotel W 10 and into porter
roor Here on preepce Of lcosenng his crsvst for him,
which she said Was too tight the despcrss girl gained
oTpcrunity to cut big gssb into his throat vi n raw
NJ scc fhc artery and Martin escaped from her with
liberal lces OF blood. HIS wound dressed by De.
Esrcrsh, who says IN wonder that she did not
the carotid artery was, Martin barely escaped with
bis I've He 100 weak TO day from css OF blood -
pear before the Police Court and Mary sent TO jail
FOR want Of $500 bonds, 10 svan her trial Monday
ntxt- Hartford Times, July n
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New Mode oS Teiexrsphsns.

fhsve jest learned that .wo new modes Of transmits, ne
dispatches By electricity have been announced IN Eorcpe
Mr. de Lacy FoesArisu, Of France in bis Invention p.oes
nj enc end Of Me wire sansmesssar on which The wp-d,
are written, and reception a the olher end reproucse
them with photographic correcne@ me Able Cases,
of Florence, wraps his despatch round cylinder ~ one
station, and . piece Of blank paper wrsppef rouud a
cyiindss n the ohev receives fec ~ss q the sovr,sr
cd or not, osn thus DO transmitted 10 any distance
DOJBrER
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IF5tfH HIN. duIHE TsYbAFds
Jtfr -. Many No -tnis Wa action for
81 at aai o-;tery Tie evidence cJbnc'ing and the
Cu't gave io-a eGi for deferdaot sta $40 slo~a0cs
faTd a. MIMI --fhis acton for causing plain.
bi a. be arrested for selling umbrellas in the street,
ebosi The us-A ics nse 81 pc liar P,antiG ~Eoa
ust.d. vss tined a. BY tho Nsyor.
Jucgu ert Tor Defendant vith stc slio vance.
&sr1s Bail Acton frr services as attorney and
agent Judgment for pia,rua so.
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SAFE OF A SorvpRsN Corros FAcroey.-It Il
stated that the Mount Vernon Cotton Factory Alexandria
Va been sod 10 Northern capitalists for ess coo The
ruhsssrs have commenced putting the machinery In coed
running crder ard errect 70 commence opsYstces In
August Eancs are soE ss.rs .mplcyed siin tbs view.
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supreme Court--Spscs>l Term
Before fen Judge fngrshsm.
n-.II af.n natt rar.ra

JrIY A--7,c hrg Fork LIFE Inssraacs and rHa Com.
pony Trustees W,a,rn Brden dgi7,Srdfor Of Her.
nv BarfeIt, dcs1sed Referred W x Y Bssm-h, Feb,
t. compute eo N, o. Interest due mortgages prop
erty 10 Bond street
IN ire mazsr of ne .SirA Uniuvsai0t Sct,ty Order
an0~irg peiitcpers ~ mortgage granted.
several ostsr cases re erred
TIE SECOND AyESUx.
TIE natter @ the opening q second ect
down FOR hearing 10 day. hut application Of Mr.. Law
renee ihs case v@ postponed for ~Ock. Id oons
querce o. the aos>nce OF Mr. Ruseci ut coopcrstorn,
vbete he n prcncas the motion for injunction before
Judge Nelson made BY the New Haven Rsiirosd Com.
psnv sgsnsi the city 10 restrain then from tho OF
siealn below Forty second street.
THE CASH or THE BRITISH MILITARY sroRgxgsPEa
The decson IN the case q Peel Elliott not
dered. The jue 20 len town for fcw days.
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fbr following ware among the passengers 10 s seSa-
STRIP ru,np. shich sailed yesterday for sSihsup,on saa
Esvre :-rra s. B xorse ard family, Mr.. sidisy 4.
Mc,s~, Mr. Jcs Chandler ard family a. Usitsf S,s,ss
Minister Naples Mr. sarck wort sccr.sry Of Austrian
I~ss,icr Col Daley OF ner Catholic Majesty service
Ers C. W Griswoid.
The Secretary of expected TO raiurn 10 wshisg
t'c On Moncay Dext
The hesh a. the Sc essry OF the Navy has go i'm
poves thai he IL ao'0 to be at bs cffce.
Governor Deuwrr LETT wassiug fos Ksssas 90 the
2ist 1si., bR,irg mpished the Object OF ais visit
phgo SUN has been ncial!y rrcneuizsd by ths Presi-
| oes' ~ C"csc Of pszdeia ~ New YORK
rco young Dukes Nicholas and Eugene do Lsvchtsn'
"e,g nsVe reufued TO s. petersburg om tasir visit 70
On the ecrss'ca osio ing the foundation s&,us
ball os tina rsna lodge of Free Masaus o. 10 stand tho
.oe us sr Allison reeouoted family aneoiots to show
c'ee In the AmeroAa one Of the Brttsa o.cers was
ov asd With bone, while s,orro,pg an ia.reSc neat
head OF young American ofoe~ ADD gave him tho Free
Gaaops grip The latter instantly struck up Toe
Ion toe ersas OF tho srtsh oocsr hos saviag his life.
and tho American Afterwards took him ais 6oms
some mc1ths, where hs WAS treated like brother the
officer homo 70 Scotland married young lady re
LATED Ia the noble family OF Erskiue issue OF that
marriage was bis wife, Lady Alison.
Americans Te&Sred the baakiex Of the American
= 70 Suy &C., sa"s 9 ss
10 Geo Rrnsn E rseesndc Asa vie a. Gle',. I.s
aDd VIE, w shaw Geo b<akey, W. Walker
@ 0sTta, A. Msheros. y. Routh Geo Is. Engsh. II. W.
Cspsee'l NJ D.; DILLON. Thcs. kn II Andrew Carr H.
Ma-k and wife 2. Woodruff. J. II. Wood Preuttce q.
ler Jr.: Henderson. MAryisnd; W, II RoeS1t W II.
cards X. Caldwell eenn DE-. w II. Il une. Chs yard,
y W. Meizeb Dr. W. j. Asoh. H. Norris ". Youag Geo.
Kennedy, l.. Robinson, Mass Jss Eelsy. q. Lana,
l. W. Knight, La; 4. airsrd. San frsnc1sce Brannau
ARRIVALS.
Prom Havana 10 the ship s~aowET DicAiason. Daniel
Cesssr'es and one In the steersSe
From Remedies, in the brig LoAno-wiAn Gambler. OF
Boston.
From Masaszss, IN the bAk HGncnKnsanue Garcia and
LADY. Jcse DER Ia, Jean Arnsl
Prom CaGiz In the brig Caroline y Kelly-Dr Wslsn
DEPARTURES.
Wiz Rryapt, IAs Hughes Mo Rowan, siien Rag
icy, Mise ID Rsgsy. Miss reiis BsgisY Master u
bkgley, Francis Hsggerty-snd 10 In the steerSge.
@-------------------<
Watches at wholesale Pxirex.--A Largs
whole sale stock OF warranted class for sale
u q. Pescoch, represented by DAVID RAIf, io5 Broad
vsy stairs
Fsshtcpabe Diaxpond .Iev~sirY, at Maoa-
fsctu,ers prices 10 per cent below retail rings
brensss breast pis &c u. e. Peacock represented by
DAVID RAFT. s0s Broadway, UP s'airs
Oissuossds, Wholesale and Nctsli--In the
Original parcel 81 imported, In 'oA d. C. Pssc, c
Represented by DAVID bait, +a6 Broadway, s,sirs
the Latllo1-- ONemiAg Week.!s
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s~scne;os's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses--
The world N mazda Sold snd sp pusd
u the mandatory. s33 Broadway
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To the Ladies' Opening Week:!.
OF BARf8OLfS rEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
Of,oc No gao broadway. oaraer Of Broems street
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Def sacs SalalnSsaer Sefss--Nstb patent
powder proof locks, and tars Aiso bu xAx
proof pHrlor ssies Depot La Pearl ssreet
ROBBERY NJ PAraIJK-
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Ballaro's Celebr nted Hair Dye --Depos Rs-
10 AS BroadsEy corner " Canal street. Priv Ala
rooms i0r lsdits up stairs, first floor
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Lsdiss for ths CJNatsy -fi~treru at les. Slip
pers a. 60 ladies msse' boys and oAdren's boots
shoes OF AL kads and prices ~ ]. Il. AII.rk Coa 3H
"A glYeet
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Barvy's T1fcophervas u ths Best and
,hsspest ertc.s Tor dressing beaufyux cleaning curnx
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies try IA Bold BIZ ~
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Usm0Gds, Wholesale and Nctsll--In this
parcel imported In 0tA 10 suit d. C. Pssc ,c
resen.ed by DAVID hAIT. >a6 Broad way up ssirs