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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-04
THos. Il. JONES, Engines,

In 1856 Messr Hager Aynn obtained patent and that
year and 1851 they Iiany furnaces which innged
patent desired at early moment to show the planters my
unquesonabe rights therefore notified and cautioned them
with Hager Ally and Immediately demanded
the Commissioner of Patents trial Of conflicting claims
Testimony taken by both parties and submitted that off,
and Joseph Holt Esq then Comm ssoper Of Patents
dered lengthy and full decsonn favor of which the follow
ing is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-04


cesfu operation in October 1854 Weeds place 1t tried
expermentay at earlier period Goett plan
taon where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
and found that with the substitution of fire brick for Iron
CRATE bars capable of performing all that he claimed
for III believing for the that neither Hager Aynns
Thompsons claim Is limited to the material employed that
each actual substitution immatea to the question ISSUE
and finding that not contract entered the
erection of of Hager Aynns furnaces prior the
part of December 1854 priority invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson and patent will issue accordingly
J.HOLT Commissioner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-04

8EM SHIPS, sTEAmBOATs AND FAM
&y# iessuppled with Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal
6 sausages, Tripe, and everything In the butcher.
s1E aa Barels and hslfbsrsls Of Choice Cornsd Beef
pHfsr to order for Cabin Family Use. Stalls Nos 10
sudea GID FRENCH MARKET, By
HKRKRL PARKER.
e-stsambossand shipssuppsd with all kiads Of Liv.
faeE. czch fresh mch Cows Hogs shosts Pigs sbssp
SSAs"s"esse' bueks. Chickeas. $40. se391y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-04

~eazxuasv BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
fk%ssSESS hand and for saefrom the manufacoryof
Messrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK 4 BRO, Cincinnati
4urorcr Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick
sad also Cloths Balls Cues ard all trimmings belong
GAG 20 taisiine
and promptly attended to.
A. W. MERRIAM,
CAV IT lSt. Charles Billiard Room, NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
Supreme COalrt-Circult,
r. fore Hon Judpe Allan


ACTION FOR DIyoICE--DoMEsTIC DIFFICULTIES IN
COLORED LIFE.
MAY Lifeline nlman Mary Ann NIEman- Tho
plaintiff in this cooIe clergyman, formerly at
ached TO church Second street. and sues Tor divorce
om bis wife, Mary Ann, the ground Of adultery with
VIM T. Cato also colored minister, and other parties
The parties mrrried in Philadelphia in 1853 The
defendant denies The adultery, and recrimnates by al
eeng that her husband United various acts of adu
terry in t.v church with ladies' Of his congregation The
rahts poce deposed that the Rev. Mr. Cato and other
coinred gentlemen were in the habit Of visiting
Mrs. Tliman during her husbands Absence
ytbirg criminal bet geen them. There
raj Dpabs and Susannshs examined as witnesses for the
nt Of these ladies deposed hat she saw the de-
PENDANT the bed and Me- Cato pulling her Off BY tho
legs and knocking her heels .ncether abe say 1aWl1
aitits that ono married should permit another
proved that Mrs Cato and Mrs. Tiiman were In the bed
room together Mrs T. OUT witness looked IN at the
door ard saw Mr. Cato the bed and Mrs T. said TO
witness, "Ien't he pretty" The case is adjourned.
MAY ]2-For the defence Mr. Baker white mani, one
OF the parties charged adulterer with Mrs film
was called to the stand, and testified that he had
had any illegal intercourse with her. The other parties
did not come forward.
The Judge charged the jury, and sent TO them number
Of nterrogatores TO which they respond Hc tod
them that they were to be judges Of the probability Of the
circumstances sworn to by the Witnesses although il
Witnessed by party yet tho jury lot to arrive
the conclusion that adultery had been committed by the
defendtnt unless they considered the circumstance Of her
being on bed and locked In room with persons named
not satisfactorily explained.
rbe jury, after brief consultation, rendered verde
for the plaintiff Scrng IN the negative oil the in'erro
gator whether he had been entity OF adultery with
various colored ladies' in hs congregation AS to the de
cusng her " adultery with George BnDce and WIN. I.
Cato (coored reycJepd) IN the years and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
Naval Intelligence.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,


New YORK, May -, 1859.
The enclosed list of officers Of the new steam frgate
Lancaster is authentic, having been received by for
publication
officers Of the steam frgate Lancaster now fitting
for at Philadelphia and TO be the dag ship of the Pa
cfc squadI ROM
Flag Oficer-John B. Montgomery; Captain-John
Budd; First Lieutenant executive offcer)-A. S. Bald
win; Second Iieutenant-Henry Rolande; Third Lieu
tenaAt-Wm. G. Temple Fourth Lieutenant-W. w.
Queen; Fifth Northumberland Gherardi Master-J.
W. Harris; Captain Of Marines-Jobn c. Grayson; Sc
cond Lieutenant of MarineE-J Howard Rathbone; Boat
SWAMI. Walker; Gunner-George Sriauy Carpenter
John P. Butler: Sail Maker-Wm. B. Fugtt Masters
Mates-EuRepe W. Watson, A. 8. Wilmutt, W. j. -Four
gerson, Thomas c. Cuddy
Non C0n,batants. -Surgeon-Soomon Sharp; Purser-
A. Watson; Engineer in Chief-W. W. w. Wood; Chap
len-Chester Newell Assistant Surgeon-Wm. T. Hord
Captains GlsIk-R G. Moe rrrnAfJs Nert. fotass
" Hern; Ergineers-nuwsI. D. Ruoy, First Assistant;
Third Assistant; Joseph Cah Charles De Vain, Fran
els Cfonin.
detachment Of marines arrived from Washngton yes.
erday afternoon, and took the Fall boat Boston,
They bave been detailed guard for the Hart
United States Marine Corps has been ordered oocmmand
them On board that ahip.
All the government vessels lying at the Brooklyn Navy
and the soop Iroquis, will BE- prepared for sea as
possible, ard the work them Is progress
Ing Idly the limited of the yard will
permit The Harriet Lane Is ready to the
cry oock after which she will be replaced by the new
steam soop Iscquis, Or perhaps the frigate Sabine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

The CHERRY STREET HoMCIDE.-COroner OKeefe held an
inquest at the New York Hospital the body OF Bridge
Freeman the woman who was fatally stabbed by tailor,
named John Joyce at No "a Cherry street, the
ing Of the 5th Dst The evidence adduced went to
out clear case Of homicide against the prisoner In his
examination the prisoner admitted Ills guilt, but said
he provoked by the conduct Of deceased towards
mother. The report of the affair previously published
was Inaccurate far the origin of the difficulty
Concerned con Joyce had no idea Of mays soased
ard revenge, therefore, s groupdless and without auv
foundation in fact. The testimony taken yesterday was
very brief, but to the POM,
Barbara Connolly, iesidipg at 81 Cherry street. being
sworn, sayeThe prisoLr the deceased the prisoners
wife end mother in the OF the prisoner No
"a Cherry street, dispute between the deceased
and the prisoners mother harsh words passed between
tbem when the deceased from her and took
hold Of the prisoners moher at this moment the prison
got from bis seat and stabbed the deceased with
pair OF shears took hold of tho prisoner and said
Joyce. that enough, don't do any more the deceased
10 the New York Hospital.
Julia Joyce r. Siding at No 81 Cherry street. being duly
self quarrelng at the above house, she called me
out Of my name, and tore the skirt of my dress she
then took hold Of my with her teeth and hi, me
vefey called 10 my son for assistance and he rose
rom his bench, took the shears and STABBED deceased
the prisoner had the shears his hand previous to the
stabbirg; he was sknning ees with The same
ibomns Walsh Of the Fourth precinct police deposed az
fo'lows:l was pstroDg my beat the evening Of Nav
stb, called 10 the house No "a Cherry street
oceeded up stairs IN company with officer rsmpleton
saw deceased lying the floor bleodng wounds
the prisoner handed me the shears aud said ths is wha
done with, At the same Tine remarkng that he
was cleaning or preparing with the shears; re
coense Tie ihears how shown me- the handed me
by The prisoner.
George A. eoimby, 81. H., bouse surgeon Of the New
York Hospital testified that deceased was attended hy
him. and that her death by per,onts the 70
suit Of wounds in the cheat and abdomen.
lhe case vas then given To tho jury who rendered the
following THAT tho deceased came /, he 6eath
by wounds inflicted With pair of large scsaors in tho
lett sdc Of the obest and abdoun that said wounos
inflicted by John Joy CO on May s, 1859
Upon tho rendition OF the above ysrdic Coroner
Okeefe proceeded 10 examine the prisoner Ia the usual
manner pfescioed by law Joy co stated that no vas II
years Of age was native or ircnnt aud was tailor by
occupation IN reference to the charge pref fred
hic tc ssil, az was g'ocakei 10 Nv att cs &C A,
ce',td on M moLei." tha p-sonrr tnrn an
,r 10 ,ho p''e - tss Va action ol Va 6 40: Jlr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
Quarantine Meters.

A HOSPITAL HULK yoR THE LOVER BAY-THE sick
AT THE QUARANTINE HOsPiTAL-vESSELsD ETAN
EC ny TIE HEALTH OFFICER, Etc.
The Quarantine ssiouers have purchased the old
sesner Fa,cou formerly OF the New York and California
NAL Steamship line, ana busiy at work fitting
her for floating ospItsi She lies at Red Hook Point
The vessel has been cleared Of her partitions between
decks aud in the bold alow the air to have a free
throughout her eotrc length. On the main deck
~ be kept the capstan cher gearing to keep
the vessel properly fecu'e at her anchorage Ga tue
upper Geek will bo tee SICK wares, broad passage
ways between them. The deck will be used for
sme rooms, 0i'ces and attendants, aud the Keepers
quarters IL the hold OF tue vessel VIII be- kept water
' &c The roof 20 be- double sufficient space being
left 10 adm. the IA current of air (ue sugges
uop Of Captain Crabree Of the Commssi Of Emigra
tob as well as 10 prevent any unpleasant effects
The heat OF the sun. When completed the vessel will be
towed to the lower bay, and then noored sufficient
distance Iom the shore the danger Of Infection
she will be got in readiness possible.
The above IS mere outnepf the plan adopted by the
Commissioners, the details will probably be varied little
upon further consultation with the hospital surgeons.
We copy the following from paper published Staten
Island in regard the sick at the Marine Hospital and
also OF the vessels detained at the Quarantine ancho
raRe:-
On the 9th OF April there remained only patients
in tho hospital. both convaescent Of typhus abdominal
Since the 9th, fifteen cases Of smallpox admitted
from vessels, and Of smallpox and nine casss of
fever from the city. May 7th six fever wers re
ceved from the city. May 9TH, two cases from ditto
-Four Infected vessels from Rio lying at ,ran
ne They have had no cases on board for forty days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

CITY IuEArREs Miss Davenport's farewell benea,
morrow when she will produce drama new TO
y bic, and called "Mona Lisa" Miss Davenport has
"a on her season wi ii degree Of artistic ability that
Pmmanded success and, without doubt, her fare we'll
u will be fine one AT the French theatre ola
+ aux Cameias,' in which Mad. Chcvalier ADD Nile.
|and Edgard were very successful on Thursday, will
PeAted tomorrow. On the same night NJ. wlllack
lay for the one hundred and thirty Nth and last
this season, taking his benefit. Tho bill Includes
d Ado About Nothing -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
Court OF General Sessions.


Before Judge Russell.
The whole Of the day on Wednesday was occupied In
trying Bernard SYRINGE, who was charged with receiving
$4,000 worth Of silk knowing to have been stolen The
evidence for the prosecution insufficient TO
-, -.~'icton, and the jury aos,;.ttee the accused.
Thomas sub pleaded guilty 10 Ah Assault with intent
to rob, and was remanded Tor sentence.
Ceaies Livingston pleaded guilty attempt at grand
larceny, md was also reDanded.
David Edgeron, Charles Boyle and George Taylor
pleaded guilty. petit larceny and were each the
On sday George Haniey was charged by John Col
lns with stealing $63 from his valse while he asleep,
at ovetoy Hotel Both the accused and the complainant
youths, who came from the South " to the
elephunt." The jury did not believe Collns story and
acquitted Hanley.
Carone Buckingham was placed trial charged with
receiving pieces OF silk worth $780, the property Of La
hop, IndiDgton Co., Park place, knowing II ID have
been solen by Jaso Backsver, who was clerk for
the above fr- It appears that this youth Of nineteen
summers the hab, of plferng fancy articles from
the establishment always well supplied With money;
represented himeelf TO Caroline being wealthy; paid
her considerable attention. took her to the theatres and
in Short they have been on spree since January The
prosecution could not succeed in establishing the guilt Of
the accused, and the jury rendered verdict Of
guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

FADH-QuIcK-In this city, on Thursday morning. May
L. by the Rev H. Blair, Mr.. ANDREW r. EADiE to MARIA
L. QUICK eldeet daughter Of Juns Quick Esq all Of this
city
Flushing Journal please copy.
LOhAs-PARsoNs Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 10, by
the Rev. Chas J. Jones, d. RICHARD TOMAS TO PRUDENCE
Parsons, both Of England.
ScoTT-CRAHE-0n Wednesday, May 4, at the residence
OF the biden parents, by the Rev George c. Gordon, Mr.
A. soo1T, OF Fulton, Oswego county to ELLEN daughter
of Gerard Crane, ESQ.,, of Somers, Westminster county
NY.
VAN SycKIE--PNCHBEcK.-On Wednesday, Sept. %,
1855 by the Rev. John Posal, OF Eighteenth street Me
thodist Episcopal church. WILLIAM b. VAN SICKLE 10 ISABEL
+. PINCBBEcB all Of this city.
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cused ~as Dot tebvcs, ''o'ime," aod therefore
Tie sohjict Of icic,m,nt II co0teoded that ths
act Of 1883 updsr wo ch tho indictment was framed
snouid b. construed N connection WITH the Of 1851
both bang pare ms,a, action tor tao penalties
was giveu toary 'iaio' ner' or prosecator and nor
an 200 iciab ollclc, created.
Sero d., rou T. need tba. II the Court shoala
rule We hfs grouud asd nod tnat this ncea ole
0ntr ce IL cuid su pronounce judgment upoa coavlc
top because The statue 1888 that deund ant
upon CONVICTION Ssh ali forfeit aad pay 90 less tatn
nve huud'sd collars, and not exceeding ono tnou
Sand collars, ooe bali to be paid to tne pro'eca o.
ano TIC olher 10 the Cnunty Treasurer &c aud there
was TO tor in thus case indictment having oeen
founded oD SPECIAL or.sen. OF the Grand jnfy
For the notion Messrs stephens and Toomos; CONTRA
Attorney General McLsus
Jhoge Hot said at cose OF the argument that the
Court would bold the motion under advisemsnt until
TUESDAY 10 morIos) morning.
The argument was altogether a legal one.
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BADxAu.-A New Rochelle, on Wednesday morning,
Nay H. JONATHAN BApEAu, in the Soth year of bis age
fully invited to attend the funeral residence
Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock. The New haven
leave the Twenty seventh street station at 12i5
P. N.
BRcE-On Thursday May 10, after a short but severe
illness, JAMES BsIcE, in the Gath year Of his age.
The rnoe Of the family are inv tied TO attend his fune
raj Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock, from his late
residence West Thirty third street, Tenth
BuFT--In this cry, on Wednesday morning, May IL
RIcBARb BuLT, formerly Of Iserne Minister county Of
| Dorsetshre, England, aged "a years and 25 days.
father in law Mr. VIM Hsrnett. are ,espectfuly invited
attend the unera this Fridsy) Afternoon at half past
two O'Clock from his late residences No ZIG Sixth ave
coss-dn thursday, May IT, MARY, daughter Of James
Her funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, a,
two O'Clock, from No. 1876 avenue A..
short but ilhess ip the year of her age
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
80 Hamilton avenae Of Commercial street. South
Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon at half past tao O'Clock
ea,Vs Of asss 1sn May JAMS GaE
Bis funeral viii take place FROM No. % West 1s5th
H4ssor.-on Thursday, Kay 70, cArHAsHE F. HAsaor,
aged % years.
reauves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence,
corner Of Thirty fifth street and Tenth avenues this Fr
day. morning, at ten o'clock.
JAssH On Thursday morning, May IL, Mr. JOHN JAS
SIZE, ST., aged &c years, months and IL days.
The friends and atives Of the family also Brooklyn
Lodge, l. O. Of o. F., and Salem Ercampment, are re-
srectfuy invited to attend his funeral this (Frday) az
teIoon at three o'clock, from his late resdence
of Johnston and Fulton Streets Brooklyn without further
notice.
MAKrw.-On Tuesday evening, May 10, Row. Father
MARTIN Pastor Of St. James church.
The funeral obsequies will take place in the st. James
church, James street, this lFriday) morning. at ten
O'Clock.
MoCn11aY-on Wednesday, May IL, of pulmonary con-
sumption, WILLIAM MCCMERY, aged 40 years. months
and days, native Of Wgtonshire, Scotland
His remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Stranraer and Glasgow papers please copy.
SAMUEls.-On Wednesday evening, May IL, at No. 16
East Baltic street, Brooklyn, ANNIE 81 the beloved wife OF
Capt. Samuels, deeply lamented by large circle Of
lends.
The unersl will take place nom Grace church, Brook
lyn Heights, this Ftay) afternoon, at four O'Clock
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
SNow--At No. "a Division street, en- Wednesday, May
H. MARY HATTIE daughter Of Oliver A. aud Rebecca E.
Snow, aged years, months and 20 days.
Her friends and relatives are invited TO attend the fuue
raj Sunday afternoon, at half pas. O'clock at the
Allen street Methodist Episcopal church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
Obituary..

rEATH OF HENRY Abbott, rHE FOUNDER OF THE
EGYPTIAN MUSEUM IN NEW wonk.
The Bris'ol mail steamer Niagara, her lust voyage
ron Europe brought the painful intelligence Of the death
OF p henry Abbott at Karfel Ash, Egypt on the Both
OF March last He the collector and founder of the
fFyp'an Museum In THE city. He had been i'll health
SINCE 1901 aud wss much pfoesed at too intelligence OF
Tue oea'h :" ma b'oiber, Or. George ABBOTT the Ame'
can Wee Consul at Caro- which occurred in Alexandria
Feyp IN Janu&ry last The deceased was man of rare
quatiee; genial companion; an enthusiastic an,i,ra
iian; n Kind phyh'cao, ami whole souei friena HI
uss" m''t'r IA Nv q stsatt no " SO II me arn
OF Bso ~, Bss'te'f -, II rhssfy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
Court Calcndar-This DAY.

SUPREH COUkI-CTcut-Part l.-Short causes Nos
2469, 2s16 2ss7, 1861 34O6, 3o07 Se4s. 316s, 1885,
1851, 1907, 1925, a09l 1855, 4lO6 1900 Part 2-Nos
1913, 1922, N1s, 1880, 1882, 1884, 1870, 1874, ls4s
1850, 1852 1854 1855, 1858, 1850, 1884, 1885, 1870,
1872, 1874 1876, 1880, 1882, 1884, 1885, 1888, 1890,
1892, 1894, 1885,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos 422, s, 4e7, $50, $40,
1884, $685. 606, GIL, 6l2 &c. e17 $780, 62l 624 625 626
$751; SOL, 2S5 Part Mos 49, 5O4 Alb, 522, 523, 524
529, 63i, 534, 537, 57s 497, Is
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 90, 81.
ae5, e6s. 1905 1920 lo2l, 1924. Isl, ia $685. 1915
Part Mos 81, lO4s 1850, 1851, lO5a 1868, 1866.
1866, 1857, 1865, 1000, 1861, 1908, 1865, $40.
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WASHINGTON, May II, 1859.
The iericriJ routes between Neosho Missouri and Al
'uque,qae L New Mexico aud between Kansas Missouri
md Stockton, in California which were let by contract
ast year have been discontinued take e.. from the
st July next The failure OF Congress make the usual
appropriations for lost Oni,s 0epa tmen. the inter-
ptohs OF the nails mostly from the presence of hostile
Indians nong the lines and tae consequent reduction OF
pat u'stter - comparatively asgnd,i,. amount ar.
alleged the dscon.nu ance of this overland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

BosroS May IL, 1859.
GoSeTnor Ranks has selected the folio wing gentlemen
o"mro the Judge Of the Superior Court as esab
sbed ~ e last legislature the nominations TO be con-
|drmed 10y the Executive Council:-For Chief Justice
Char es Allen, Of Worcester Judges-Julus Rock veil
cf Pluthea; Ots p Lord, Of Saem Marcus Norton Jr.
pr aboover; Ezra wilkinson, Of Dedham John A. Andrew,
pr Boston, Henry Vose, Of Springfield; Seth Ames of
fsmb' dge James d. Colt, OF Plttsfed Thomas Russell
n RIlInn
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The Quebec and Farther Point TeIegraphic
Line.
QUEBEC, Nav IL. 1850.

QUEBEC, May H. 1859.
The telegraph builders reached Tros Pisole, about
hun'led miles below this city; the 10th inst and we
expect the Inc will BIO completed to Farther Point (uy
mites father easD in season to transmit tn due at
that place the 9th 18th Cur weekly line of
s will all be boarded Farther Point by the agent
OF TIE Associated Press whom aud to the Cam adam
press lbs pubic reports will be telegraphcd uslvely
by g mcrt similar one which exists with
the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

Persopa,.-Tf the Individual who took "a
bat cane p.rs rlsss from tox s9q &C ,ery
OF ltmsd.y evening ias VIII but re. rn ,hr hat
other aytcea for kis trouble Necessity
dive ~l gltss and cane hut the
who would stes OF u RI ha deserves
ard unless lie f0't sIta bhsl meet It. AZ
WRIT handsome iei hu c.ll ut No zy Sroatxsy and
kNOX wii supply hun With Que FOR 81. Bat must have
mine heck. +. DELHolNE, SO Irving place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
sailing OF Emiy rants nnd Missionaries

BALTIMORE, May II, 1859
The C"'cp'2 Lion Socetys shp Mary Caroline Stevens
lied at doom TO day for Lberia with l53 emigrants,
os'iy msnumtted slaves. Three Presbyterian mission
Fies namely, Rev. A. Miller and Revs James and
fanas Amos, also wen; out 10 her. The usual religious
kercists held the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
News from Havana.

CHARLESTON, May II, 1859.
Che steamship Isabel has arrived here, With Havan
dates Of the 10th inst News unimpor.ant. Sugar wa
dull and declining. MOlasses was UNCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

ION COIksE, L. I-TRnTrINQ

UNION COURSE, L. I--TROTTING,
IsnAy, Msp ~ Purse aui stake 1915 mile bea,s
rec IN Eve 10 rnTnns
NV eui'-ed b n Grc " Patch IN Red so,r,t
GO cf'c'ca ~ z = ETC.,. ............PNd n,rc,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
d.. nth OF Captain Pneatt.

TOLEDO, Nay ii, 1859.
CaptSn J. Pbea;t formerly of the steamer Nor,n.rn
etna and lately OF the Western Metropolis died sud
tnly IN ihls c,ts this morning
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Opposed to the

The Southern Convention Opposed to the
PrOllibitory Slave Trade Laws.
vIcKsBCRG May II, 1859.
After four Gays exciting debate, the Convention has
adopted resolution thar the laws prohibiting the slave
trace ought 10 be abolithe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

Hsir.-Its diseases, fnll, change OF color,
9 nd is establishment treated carefully BY A. GRAND
lem No 20 Twelfth street wet side and near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

Look Out for the Scout Free Hat, Satur-
day, Msy IA, Were all he Latest syles be had,
SCOTT a BACKM Ms, las Fulton street
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Fountains India Store, 653 broadway.
Sum mer silks, pineapple dress goods wholes and
Ao articles Of The greatest novely from the Indies
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CrsstuJoro's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tovspees-
The beet In world, Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
va,ey applied Asior House.