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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
BY Henry W. Quarlee, Auct.,
mo lbO Main akruaf

A UCTION SALE OF A KICH AND
4 ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.--s~lss 10
coutinue every evening during the week: Surina
without reserve.
The assortment consists Of every variety 10 bs
found IN frst class retail store Elegant Lava And
Cameo GOODS; Fine Iockets; Cameo Hsvcvipa PIns.
OUT and an endless variety Of Gentlemen's 0fi1sls
&C. &c. ~ss -
n. Private sales during the day
For bargains ut auction, call at No LEO Msin NJ
every evening, at O'Clock.
no 20 HENRY w QUARLEs. Auot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
BY Richard Cauthorn.

STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
~ &c. AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, 10Th lust,
1T 10 o'clock. at the Grocery store of NJ. schad On
Main street. opposite the county court House. will
sell at auction. for cash. his tire stock of Grece
res Fixuets &c. consisting OF Liquors. sugar Soap.
Candles. Bacon. Molasses, &c.. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
By Richard Cauthorn.
yI,RusT saLE0F AYAxUARLE BU

TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE Blu
sINEss STAND AND A SLAvk by virtue
Of . Deed Ut Trust frsn Robert Taylor. % me -
Richmond Hastings Court, shAli procesd 70 I'll
Il puhlic aucsiCu. On THURSDAY. the t0sh tax .
February. 1859. hsgiDniag e Z o'clock =. &c re
ths city ~ Ricn mnnd. 81 the ND TayleTs rieht
lille ara i.lai ct IN the leeee 81 The lot and premF
sirahie busInesa stand and the insessss n apld,
eIau great advsntAees 70 Euioeesee. Aiso. q
the zane time and p1Aee, 0Woho - q Eam1fa
nancy In Gid decd conyeyed. 80 4
A4xfIS-0p0hAIf esAk, H. Faunatujpg hatf 60
credit Or f0ur mcpshe (tntsres1 e1dea ff Aopxcv-
II u H0wIoOu. frwres !.
tsls ecnAaetsdey ksrsAaD cAp1nosH. A. e
N1-did kss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
BY Richard Cauihorn.

CHOES, CLOTHING, &C.. AT AUC-
~ fI0N.-Op FRIDAY. 18th instant, at 10 o'clock.
at my stoEc will teIl st auction. lot Of SEASONS
Bile clothing CONSISTING of Ribbed Cashmere Coat
Cadet Mixed and Tw, ed &c. Ribbed Cashmere and
Cadet hII ed Pantf; SIDE Strips do: Black silk and
Velvet Vests; Wooden Urdershrtt; one piece Ribbed
Cashmere; Canton Flannei; Boots, Shoes, &c
The above goods eTe all iIssh and desirable, and
received erect from ksw York. -
fe3 CAUTHORH.
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~ =. \. Cook. Auoe :. -
ORATTV DA015E q 6Fan 0Arrvu

nAvAtukne. Ac. AT AUCTION ---os WHnn "a,
Prsi.'s iss ssn instant q 10 O'clock. VII slI a.
lIishs pper sSs as sls & % M'in stsssI-
tr,s: soiss Tables. LookIs eji,.ss:s ssss1 -
TS Il ss ssssy - Ssssssi1s.on. &c, &C. q 's-
turss. very large eolipssIos a Pic
r'h,ch rs Of the Dssnssssan bns.s. e
rabe = re osS.n Of Young bsginle,s ssd fhs
THINKS caso. sssss..
:. - .....ss En- Ooev 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
By p. G. Larus. Auctionecr.

MIGHT SALES II will continue thu
A. Night Sales Of large lot Of Gold. Plated a,A
Silver Wa.ehea and Jewslry Of every descrinssa..
deg p & TARfSa~ A..
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BDUCAr7oN,
, RICHMOND MUSICAL lNaTI.

M RICHMOND MUSICAL lNSTI-
ny TuTE The fourth semi AnnpM session Of
this Institution will commence February tith
amn close IN June, including term Of d. week :.
fnofouRh tnstrnctions given Ia tn, theory and
practice OF hude. In the Vocal Gle a. the suhiret
y SO soipled that children or Syt,ra old readily
learn a. read NJ oss. tpecial atsen ton given TO the
GU tivation Of the voice.
Terms for the scasion per scholar (rayabla Mt the
middle OF the session. two legsoas Ier week vocal
sAssexere,ses. adult. 81 So Junior Classaa 8. Piano
SsEaa aud Voice, ach $40 Adult Glass la Singing
vii meet on MONDAY and THURSDAY evening
Inc Juvenile en- TUESDAY and SATURDAY after
For further particulars. apply to TL0ALLeHRR
=. &. Broad street. or see Circular. ia 2t-in
EOMMEROlAL SCHOOL,
~ CoaNFR or MAIN AND Ira srsrNrs
On the nrSt Of February. the .obseribor will TO
celve youths for instruction in Book eeping and
Commercial Arithmetic
The course oi study will comprise Double Entry
the most approved methods Of Uomr orcaI Gale la
tions, and such information for the Countnc uot st
as can be acquired in an Elementary School.
tho GUY l. Knowledge Of tile arrangement and
desien OF the iEDeER ~ III be impaired, a. Of pri
mary Importance, and essential 10 pre- :tical Tn
Outstanding OF the system.
Pupils will be instructed separately a III at any
III, aud from Z Y TO s PM
Charse for the ooure, $50 One half pay able in
advance the balar &c Gu the 3s june on unon tie
diseontinuaBce of the student rom his ttniks
W HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Accountant aud Copy lat.
Room office Of Riehnond Fro Association
corner Main and nth streets. Js l9-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
BY James Nj. Taylor & Son.
REAL ESTATE ON 9x,

NALUBLE REAL ESTATE ON 2ND.
MARSHALL AND GRACE STREETs. ri
AUCTION; Will be sold upon the p emises, on
o'clock p NJ very desirable residence atthe cor.
nar Of End and Marshall streets and now ia the oc.
cupancy OF Mr.. ID. NJ CoTmack. 1t has six rooms
with the usual convenences with gas and water
upon the PREMISES and brick kitchen with two
roems, and connects with tae city culvert The 81
tire premises have reeen " tesn thoroughly Iepair-
in quiet and respectable neighbo: hood, would do
we'll TO attend the s,lo
ALSU-A valuable building lot on South side
Grace street. adjoining the residence Of David J.
saunders Esq 1t fronts So feet front, and runs
back 1872 fest.
TERMs-ope-sourth cash. the balance at 6. I2 and
IS months, for gotable notes. with inter st dded
aud secured by . trust deed.
Taxes and insurance for 1859 TO be paid by the
purchasers. JAS NJ TAYLOR SON
fa 3-tds Auntioueera
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By Alexander Mott.

Dy ALEXANDER Mott. "
MIGHT SALES. Il will offer for sale At
= auction TO NIGHT and continue oyerv nisht
through the winter q large and completes assert.
mea6 Sewelyrs Ready made Clothing, Meta 6hrts
and Drawsrs Fancy Articles, 40.
do ~ AI.ey Nurr A..
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f,OMMEROlAL SCHOOL.
AGgN CIES.

HAVE appointed DAVID N JONES,
"A Of the city of Richmond. ray true, su Hcient and
lawful agent aud attorney, for me and in my su,e
70 carry on the Confectionery business in said city,
10 buy sud sell for cash.
BURwFLL p JONES.
Hanover county. Va. 2sth Jan. ls59-ja 2s-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

'FWO FRAMED TfNEMENTS ON 2Ep
L STREET AT AUCTION.-Wiil ba sold upon
the premises on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, i'm
mediatfly after tue sale of the above property two
framed tenements en- the Weet aide OF I'd street aud
near to Duyal street each with six rooms besides
kifchens and adapted both for stores and dw- ings
The los trout ~ feet each and run back lis feet.
TERMS Onefourth cash, the balance at 8 and
re- months. for negotasle notes, carrying interest
and satisfactorily secured.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON
P. S.-Tha sale will commence at4 o'clock, P. NJ
with the lot en- Grace street.
fe 3-tds j. NJ. T. SON.
AlSO-A beautiful Building Lot on the west side
Of "a .ztreet. Immediately opposite Mr. Hulchers,
and formerly one of the city lots 1t fronts GO feet
an runs back l32 feet to an alley IL feet wide.
fe 4 JIM T BON.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on CLAY

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CLAY
STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE, AT AUG.
TIGN.-By the request of the Trustees of Clay
Street Methodist Church, we will proceed to sell
upon the premises, ON THURSDAY, the 18th inst,
CONNER cling at O'clock NJ, Clay Street Method
uatea at the s9ui wet corner OF Clay street and
Brooke Avene The property il particularly adapt,
cd for business stand. and with little expense can
be arranged both for stores and dwellings.
Possession will e given Gu the Let " ay next.
TgsMs-0ne-third cash: the BALANCE ut e and Il
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed
kS JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
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,XTINGs FARINA CRACKERs.--Ha-

w wing received the agency for this city for the
sale OF WINGS FARINA CRACK Gas. celebrated
tor their remarkable wholesome aud nutritious
qualities AZ food for inyaids and dysleptics. as
we'll for the healthy. and the purity Of nanufae-
ture. Persons wanting something good VIII please
call and examine them, ut RICHARDSON'S. 20o
Msia street. near 9Th
Orders received and promptly executed for Wed
dipgs other Fgtertainmt nts. for OTngmanttd
Cakes. Py,smiis. leo Creams. Jellies. and Fruit
Ices or any hing 10 his line OF business rant
81 10 give Satisfaction and sent 20 any part Of the
country. JOHN j. RICHAkDS0N.
Practical Cvnfsctioser and Ornamental Wedding
Cake Bakcr, 2t6 Main 1t, near 9Th.
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WANTS.,

M AHTED-To hire, a first rate Nurse
W and Chambermaid, {colored) Fer one that
can come well recommended, u liberal price will be
paid. - W
f'e-3tif PLIERS, MARTIN co.
"ANTED-AN No l Nurse. None need
w apply unless recommended Good home and
good price given for one that will suit Apply to
D EACHO, l4th ut
fe 7-3t Near Exchange Place
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sssaA as2a Ax8l4 XEW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

EUk SALE-A small Farm Of one hun
= dred acres. one mile beyond tho tern nation os
the ,Mechanicsvilie turnpike, and about six ard :
naIi nliies from Richmond, in excellent neigh
more churches. The improvements consist OF =
dwelling with four rooms, and all necessary ont.
OF choice Fruit Trees - ~ ~
1t will be sold for one-fourth cash. the balance an
0eUt OF one, TWO and three years, with interest,"
Apply 70 l.. D. THOMAS
ia 1918 $50 Broad st.. Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

EJO6IERY.--A good stock Cotton and
s.;sbs IL sl 0SaiLEsy ; ) csa 81 q; =
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EDWARD LAMBERr A. RI

TERMS: Six Months for Bank Paper navahi. 4,
Current Funds on the day Of maturity. In The civ
~ o~ ~. a. Ja Se-2w
A FEW PAIR BED BLANKETS--T
= kaye yet on hand few pair Of those Jsrrs siz,
asaY cneap beo Blankets Persons in want wj}l
They are really bargain. p~''-
6 AUGUSTUS MAILERr.
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WAGONS, CARTS, &o.--For tale Ct
W the Peni eutiary store
FARM WAGONS, all sises
DIRT CARTS. TUMBREL CARTS
Wagon and Cart HARNESS
RIM NIMMo
Ia IL General A gent a PEI ffou(avw

"a ~ doneral Agent Va PepitapHary
I OW PRlGES.- We are Offering ali
- styles Of WINTER CLOTHING, sueh az
Heavy Beaver overcoats; Fancy Cassiuiere Busi-
meas Coats; Heavy Cloth Business Goats; Fancy
Cashmere pan,s; Rich Silk Velvet. Hsavy Quilted,
fix, Cloth and Ca simera Fests Heavy lambs
Wool Shirts aud Drawers Ac--
Al such lew prices as n i'll be apparent 10 ALL va
wish to make room for the largest spring steck
ever seen IN this State. and bargains mar be en-
pec.ed. -"
fs2 KEEN BALDWIN, 4 Williams
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SPRING OF 1859
CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE AssnwT.
NlENT OF
FOREIGN GOODS.

hD-ifI ED TO IHENEN7TKE UNION
CONSISTING CT "
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS
kIOH AND MEDIUM DRESS FABRICa
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS
WHITE GOODS AND ENBROIDERTna
=. GLOVES, sc, do.
Now on exhibition ut cur
Wholesale Wareroorns
65 Chambers and 80 Reade streets.
NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

nkESS GOODS.-We are offerins the
~ stock Of Dress Gods still On hard at yefv low
prices. Persons wanting goods in this line are In
vted 70 CALL as We are anxious to reduce this stock
to the lowest possible point beJre the receipt u
new goods.
fe4 CHYIEy QHENrpy
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KEEN. BALDWIN, & WILLIAMS.

H,OOP sKlaTSN6reat Bargaipe.-
- Extension Skirts, springs. only IS cents each;
ew lot CT ]. spirng Hoop skirss fec~iy d this
morning. only 81 IS; Uhildrrn's Hoop ekirts rs cts
eacn a tus skirts. for ladies. only 60 cents; La
dies Wadded skirts, cheap; 70 and 10 Patent Ex-
tension spring Skirts, at q reduced price
70 ALFRED MOSES az Main A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

IONIC ALE 100 dozen OF that fine
-. Tonic Ale. In good erdsr Just received and
"" sale BY DUnLtYkC).,
stss 7k Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

WANTED-A WET NussE, titaer white
w or colored, for a child week old Apply at
MRS DEMELMAN'S
fe 7-3tH Main street b, tween 18th and ISih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

QELIEF FROM COUGH In ten MIN
~ utes--Pectorai Candy. Of Horehound. Liver
WORT &C. for Coughs Colds Bronchitis and all affec
tous oi the Thrt q, and lngs; particularly adapt
I'd for children, Dose-0ne or two when Cough.
&c, troubles Prensred only by
GEO DOWDES Druygis. and Chemist,
AT lis Broad at Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

IEsyg COW AND CALF FOR SALE
NfssaM For sale. good MICH cow and
sx4N~=zN. CALF. Apply at the Louisa Hotel, on
Broad 81. eet, ne az the Central Railroad Depot.
O. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL ~ THE FRY
DIVORCE CASE.

Corr,,pops.nee Of Tie (pbn) Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, March :, 1859.
The Committee on Divorces OF the House met i4ss
evening 10 b. the aTguments OF counsel 70 the Fry
divorce Case. VIM l.. H,rst, esq. and David Web
stsr eco OF Pbiladelpns, and tae Hon. Ihos CorSn
of Ohio app4 AIRED for Mrs. Fryi and George III. Nn-r
tom ara Mr. Drayton OF Phila phs represented NJ.
try. xho was present at the hearing. Mr.. Hurst
OF cred the behalf OF his elect, urging hat she
shonl be divorced on the grounds set forth IN her Pc
titiop to the legislature. He coutendet that as MIS-
Fry had stated under oath that her grievances were
BIT such as 10 bring her within the Act OF Assem-
by empowering the Courts to decree divorces IN cases
Of cruel or bGrbarOGs treatment, ana such conducl
t.ndipg TO render her condition miserable, an1 lite
the refore The Courts could have no urls
octiOn over her csse she being unable 70 make the
necessary osh after having declared neder osth IN
her petition that she c5uli not 90 go. Inls p0suon
was entirely snable. The business o the Legl9F-
ture is 10 determine whether toe facts alleged 10 her
petition such 70 brig the case within the urls
dic.ion Of the Court. II the Court has power, the
Legislature has not. The Constitution prohibits the
Legislature sctrg where the Court can act. Mrs Fry
sets forth in her petition that the conduct of her hus
band owsd her dsgrsceful cruel and oppresslyei
that on one occasion he threw her violently from g
chair; that he pointed pistol at and hreatened 20
shoot her; that she terrified a. his conduct as
70 be seized with bleeding OF the lutgs. IL she mas
placed kerseli in the unfortunate dilemma OF MAKING
DATA that these OF violence not such as tend
10 make her condition miserable and life ourd nsone,
it certainly does not entitle the Legislature tor that
reason.
Mr.. Hirst reviewed TIE facts Of the case. He was
followed by Mr.. Drsyton for Mr.. Fry. Both speakers
were ted, us the sudieuce being impatient to hear
Mr.. Wharton and Mr.. Corwin. Mr.. Wharton com
menced about l0l O'Clock, and occupied an nour and
quarter His deeose Of Mr. Fry was most triumph
ant He slowed that the Courts had power, sssum-
ipg al the statements of Mrs Frys petition To be sus
ceptibe Of proof and that the Legislature hsd not.
Then he contended that the Legislature should not
ersnt divorce at the iDs auce Of the deer and
roc. eded to sho~ that the wife the guilty party
lie hsnce the facts Of the in the most mastery
manner This speech made great impression. hr.
Wharton declared that Mr. Fly was perfectly wiling
that Mrs. Grigg should decide the case between him
ard her dauguie
Mr.. Corwin did rot conclude his speech until
o'clock. He stated that he came here as an Old snd
intimate fiend of Dir. GIigg. lie did not attempt TO
follow the close argument OF Mr.. Wharton, but rather
stked the points of the embarrassing 20 mis- lie
BIT lis appeal TO the sympathies of the Legislature IN
behalf OF his client was eloquent and affecting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
POLITICAL.

TIE Hor. Murray " Cornell Of Inisois, rSssed
HE late portion a. Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury On
Tuesday lest.
Count SN.iges, in accordance With his own soGe-
tstiop, hos been rec Aled. Il is bsved tsat vs.s
Hercule de Sene, French Minister 70 the Coert Il
Baden, st Csrlsruhe, is 10 succeed hun.
Daniel Richmond, resident engineer upen tss
Genesee Valley Canal, hiss been appointed to The rss-
dercy OIL the Erie Canal in Rochester msde vacant b,
the death Of Richard Vernon.
A Canadian psper says among other sApeaensss
to be resorted TO by the Ministry, one 70 reinpse
postsge on newspapers.
The Hor. Robert McIspe is reported 10 have
been selected by the President to succeed Mr.. Foryh
az Minister 10 Mexico.
-Tke NaRkato IrdePesdezt learns that the Wnss-
b.eoes have squsndsred al! the money paid then BY
the Government in the early part Of the Winter, and
are now selling orders the next semi-asrusl pay.
ment. OF course the money all goes TO the traders,
who on the cost of poor ram and blankets manage to
get few hundred per cert.
George NJ. Dallas Is proposed as the next Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency by TAs Mode
Register. Tie August CoHst:tiO sal,s in iorses ne
idea, md The Charleston Courier copies the Ntlse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

Masters Of The hrst marriage was really Shepard
himself, and an expert was introduced who pointed
out such resemblanees in the Gsnssure Of Masters
and the signature of Sheppard as 70 justify the con-
cluson that they were written By the same person.
AZ ,trenstht ling this conclusion, female witness
was produced whose family were on terms oil
friendly intercourse with Mrl. Sheppard previous
ia her marriage, and who herself knew her aud had
been in the h.bl. OF whiting her for year before,
under the raue of Wall by which name only ,he
knew her. This witness testified that she remem-
bered her coming TO their house in the early part OF
1924, which by some Circumstances was fixed as
several days before the sh Of March, in hackney
coach with Sheppard, to whom she said she hsd
Just teen married He left Der at the door and she
went in and dined there. Ever after, tue witnes,
knew her as Mr.. Sheppard. She dined with her
and him the next Sunday.
The Vice. Chancellor mad decided, on the strer 9Th
Of the record, that Mrs. Sheppard vas not the wife
Of Nj Sheppard, having bees married so shortly
before to a Mr. Master, az 20 whom j! WAS no.
shown that he died in the interval. But the Lord
Chancellor and the Justices OF Appeal reversed this
decision. They held that Mr.. and Mrs SheP-
psrd treating each other for many years lawful
husband and wife, constituted proof of marriage,
only 10 be set aside upon evidence strong, distinct,
satisfactory and conclusive suppostiOn that the
Matters Of the marriage certificate vas Sheppard
wa. not free from difficulties; but the other suppos
ton was q tissue Of improbabilities. What motive
cosld anybody have for becoming party to such =
tran.action-either the man who Immediately after
marriage relinquishsd bis wife sad was never more
beard Of OF the woman who, BY forth with marrying
a secoyd time, committed the transportabe Ofense
of bigamy' Ga the whole, the Court thought it
most probable that the marriage Of February and
that Of March were to the same person-namely,
sheppsrd-and they accordingly dismissed the bill,
bat without costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

AWIYE STABBED BY HER HusBasD.-Jobn Hs'Os'
Of No. $50 Fourth street went homo on Wstnssa =.
morning, in sts,e Of intoxicaiion, sod ss'Oe.
wife in the oesd. He then went of again, anu "a
back in the afternoon, intoxicated than eve,
broke bottle over bis wife's hesd. Mrs. HsrV"
too much injured to appear in Court until 'os
ing Justice Steers locked Herbert up in ae''''
81, 600 bail, for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

ALLEGED PEKJURr.-Wsshipgt' Vas Zs0's "A
young man employed in the Navy Yard, vas - ~,
yesterday at the instance OF Mrs. Frances '' 80
who charges that he swore falsely in certain "a
ease. Justice Connolly held him in 81 ""
answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

WORCESTER Marsh 3, 1859.
The Christians AEti-Ssvery Convention, held 10 this
city for the last two days, aud addressed by DIR.
Cheever on Friday evening, at very large aud on
thusiastic meeting Mechanics Hall, closed yester-
day having adopted the following basis of orsanza-
ton, submitted by the Rev. Henry I. Chesyer of
Jewett City, Conn:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

Uengstenberg, who in America would be con-
sidered pretty stiff Trnitarlan, is not supposed
here to have any difficulty in teaching the theology
Of which he is a professor, because one or two of
the lecturers upon natural science, mathematics,
ancient Latin monuments, Inscriptions and the ike,
do not agree with bim exactly ia the Interpretation
of certain text in tie Jewish and Chris ian Scrip
lures.
AZ suppose very many Of the readers Of this
letter hive the American Almanac within reach,
beg them 10 look down 10 the list of American
Universities, and compare tho statistics there given
with the following from the Official catalogue of
the Berlin University for the current term.
THE0L.G Cal EAcULTY
Ordinary roe,,of'.. EH,raordin.ry Professor.
Tutors tf..ysi doceEteu... =.
Ordinary PEOs..on.;...1ol Extraordinary Professor,
., fnvst docenten............ 5.
Ordinary FFo' s. III Eztraordinsy rrof-.or.
PHi!o'orH, lrRi. ter,sn' includes ploosy moral
"a "a ara Ta,'isl science, a
Ltsis members Of he Fryst
Now, add Professor of French, Italian, Spanish.
English and modern Oriental languages, four indl.
vldusls The University riding. dancing, fencing and
shorthand Masters sud You have the regular Board
OF Instruction complete, making the humber One
huHdrsd and SiItyfre.
Now for LIST OF collections and other means of
Instruction and study outside the lec,ure-rooms
Collections for TIE stucy Of AIch4oosy geu. (ac.r.
'eL.pt-Ir, ofisLss o. copies, vase. gems. kc.l
IRE collection q thsrs and rsr tier a. ne h-sf)
II pass over the fifteen different "clinlks" for
the study Of incidence
slstoi-! a a-s,lns kooll gical COLLECTION.
Anatomical Ttesf-r Miu@r.l riekl C.biu+t
Physiological App.rs:ls ln6 Cou-rti1n Of Ayrastus Tor
LsiOTaioryi Physics.
loltciien Of Otretricsl ia. B0tsLcsl Gsrdsus
rf-HeLi' Ac University LibIaTy.
Tbs l. a pretty complete list of the means OF
study hich the University offers the student. But
the Government throws open 10 his use:
fust: The picture gallery, with some 600 pic
lures of ell schools, arranged chronologcally aud
two grand departments-the Southern and North
erD European.
Seoond The magnificent collections of the new
Museum, where all is arranged, not so much for
show as for study. Here We ind the ''plunder'
which Lep.ius brought from Egypt.
TAird; The Royal Library, with its 10O, 900 voi.
umes.
Here these inducements are bed out for students