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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

SIoop CAP.zED-NaRRow ESCAPE OF THE CREW.
"A gale has bsen blowing on Inc Hudson the past Two
days and considerable damage has been done by IT.
On Monday afternoon as the sooP Pilot OF s.agerh's'
was passing Hudson sudden squ,n caught her, o'p'
szirg and instantly sinking her. She was oadei with
stone which doubt accounted for her sudden sink
ing The crew, consisting OF tue captain and tSo men,
escaped oy climbing up the mas through the ~ater'
part Of which was above it. The ferrybost running
between Athens aud Hudson took them off. Toe Pilot
was on her way to Albany, and is, no doubt, total
loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

MuIIIG.s AND MATTHEWS NAMING EACH OTHER.
The "Berefit of the Widow Of Bo.s Harrington" on
Monday night may prove lasting benefit to the CON-
nurity at large. 1t attracted an immense crowd Of
rowoies some Of whom, in witnessing the mock com-
bat. betseen the professional sladis.ors Of Gotham,
became 20 imbued with fighting srdor, that In all
probability they viii not Be ,susfed urtii they re-
ersct the part Of TIE Kilkenny cats in their o~O pre-
ciou, persocs. Two notorious buies, Pc, MsttheT s
aud Jse Coburp meeting st FioIetces saloon, on tbs
corner Of Houston street ard Broadway sboat mid
night, after leaving the pugilistic arena Of Hoym'
Theater entered into a controversy in regard to the
merits of hir respective shoulder hitting friends and
grew 80 bot snd angry in their dispute tnst they
pitched into each other like bull dogs. Coou'n re-
ceived & pair of black eyes, while his assaant came
OF un.csthsd. Taey sere scon separstsd and hustled
INFO the street. when Matthews, sti foil Of nsn went
Of m search OF some ore else with whom be might
pick quarrel Entering Dick Plstts drinklng
ssloep, in Blocker street, he me; the Mustrloos
Muigap, msrtyr of tue San Francisco Flg'-
lance Committee. After little preliminary suariins
he pouncsd upon the martyr, and brought him down
Or course they instantly sarrounded by circle
Of approving friends, who not only aostAned from
spoipe the sport bat prevented others from insrier
ing For abou, Is minutes therefore, the gentle MAN.
gan and the smisble Msttbess sprasled upon the
floor chewed each others Roses, sod goased one sh-
others eyes to their hearts content and /, the ana
loysd SUBTRACTION Of the spectators. Auls.n se:os
decidedly vors,sd in the encounter, wss finally TO
moved by his associates. Whsn he olooe-'me area
fsce had been vahsd IT vas found that ris eyes hsd
been nearly sOuged on, portion Of his noss bi'eo
Of and hs face and hesd cot up IN the nost saenthc
msnper There doubt Of bis ever recovering as
ey. right and sppIeheusiopt-vhich some foks VII
no doub; be so uDchstabe ., to hope may prove ~eu
fuus ee-thst be ms, not survive his ie ar's About
M.t hews, report, differ; soue sssert that be Ta'
equally used up. with his antagonist and others 'hss
be escaped With but shght Disagreement. For the
sake of . quiet and well ordered c'nmanity' let Is
hone for the worst But in al probability, they we're
separated rather too early for the public good Tns
r,ftsesth W ard Police. four Of whom we're procursd
BY Nr. Pisss ss the Ststioa.Hoass, to quail ths ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

THE CHuDs NURSERY AND THE SUNDAY ATLAS.
To rst Ed,so, Of tn. ". \. Tribsss.
SIR: In your sper this morning We notice q pri-
graph uDqu.llfedly denying the truth Of statement
published in last Sundays Atas relative to the e1pu-
zion of 7 -. w,man and ner dying child from tbs
Chilo's Nursery Hospital in Fifty drst street As our
paper 10 published but once week, and as tho puollc
might be induced to believe have been mistaken or
mpcsed upon in the matter, if should desy notice
Of your denis until next publication, we ask the
use of yonr columns TO state that The Atlas did not
err in lie sta enent Of the iscts.
Tie friends OF the institution have not denied the
truth Of our statement u the expulsion OF the woman
and her child under the snces We represented
They bo.tver eek to justify their action by assert
ira ntgsced n-r own ofspr'nt We 90 not al
n be the fs But suppose w 10 ta.t no. re-.
st and d chd sbGud not have been tofus
from .edy Benevolent nstuon 20 prfbh 10 toe sIrre-
that the woman va, al inpfop-f char
Actor sno recos zed such By "a. p)cemau WAC ~s
called 70 expel otp Til. statement That ono 81
o.Le evi.Dce exists 70 impesoh the char
.cer the who and detsnsees out ~ho 20
are Informed liable 10 estsbish good reputation 49,
10 shor' TIE stAs made sDry true and tr
the public dss toe apology for toe expulsion OF toe
an the sttabsd 20 the inst utiOs an rds
ufoi. u,tfcEon for act Of SUCH apparent nsE'ty
Respectfully, yours, hEhhiSh 81 - ~ ~. ~ a..
aarfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

UUpsoS CouSrr BAsK.-The following gentiemsa
we. elected Directors the Hudson Comfy 6sak Of scsy
Citv On hnnesy aternoou: Matthew Armstrong, Dudley
Orr,ofy Phnp Gorson Anot e. Mors.n JAMES enost.ss
Ababsm Becker John Gtihtb, Miles, JosePa tsysfs
John Van oIst aud samuel Nrstcott
III, Board Of met yssrday and seescts ns"aew
Armstrong Presdrst and John Van Vorst see-Pfssdsn
MIssING.-Wm. u. Mason, whose family reside 10
ran street Jsr..y City missing rum home fsr ssa
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GrRxZY's New PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FIN
An, 0.LLxaE Me- NJ Brusdvsy bsock hsev In No..
YEA Hoesl FAesaCsshA DssssusctJJA hiaaasurss o.
- IvuY0psa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs-APsn 5-Be'ore Juds'


POLITICIANS IN COURT.
stephen U. Dilsyo at EmAaosl Hart ,
This acton was referred 10 on Moodsy last. This
morning Judge granted tbs motion TO ss.ss the pislnH
dam before lur Ccui instead VI shptas jury
with ~ costa ~ abide the event
DECISIONS.
Josephine Delaney ast. Louis de Fganiers, &c
Gaze settled - ct, III
VIM. Tucker agt. VIM. Hanlenbecl.-Settled; all
the endm' tloved. -.
Ed.Nd Wuths agt. Bernard Sork e. a.-hotion
for n iat con aud receiver denied sith S5 costs In esoh
job Is. O,eiton agt Moody NJ. Hsll.-Motoa de-
stephen G. Wood sgt Robert Chew, ct a.-Motion
dsui,d win IS COST $500 49,, =.
Emoo !. Conslirg sgt William rlden.-Motion
ssI with SO ooss 70 abide event. order 10 Do settled Oh
two esys' notice -, ar
f. wsrd 5. Jones, Receiver, &C., agt. Moses ~
Whiie-The Of Nam sgt Pettk CONS ITO controls
Iii, Motion for ipjunctoa dsnled, with SO costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE
sURRo9ATEs coURr-ArSrL a-ssfors EswInpc'

sOhn" wf,r
ruRyE HUsBkSps CIAlMInG UNDER THE WILL OF
WOMAN.
In N. matter Of the oil OF August. Detailing.
In Oct Der 1857, the test atriS Sho VAS theo hving
with Charles Dslnbing, died. lesving about sooWtn
nysA Die property most OF which consisted Ot money
on deposit ID to savings oank. Shortly after her
death Demhipg tie husband OF deceased, sPpu7d
Tor letters Of admn'sirauoo on the estae the eteers
we're issued 10 him and he was about commencing as
duties when he wa. eui0ined from farther seton oy
an mi auction lee by toe Surrogate upon the apph-
csi,on OF Jamss A. GILBERT, woo cla ne1 tnat tFo
wears prlor 10 her marriage WITH Deimoiog sue bad
lived with him (Giberi iC San Fra01Isco, Cahtofnis'
and had there made & silleavng her properly TO nlm
Shortly after the INJUNCTION grated snoLner cisln-
ant appeared, MIR. VIM. Blss.lnsn, Tno sat up
superior title to the estate OF the suGnO t0st he Sas
the fret husband OF the deceased having miIied ler
ten wears he fore in BAien Badep Ger nssy, ~hsn she
wss bnt Is wears Of age Subsequent 10 the appear
ance OF Mr. Busselmsn the Will under whi'h dIOeft
claimed the estate came from California, where had
been proved. Gilbert presenting hts ptprs TO tue
Su,roe tie. admitted the first marriage OF deesssef
but c.ined the estats under the VIII. ID TINS
three corDered stAte of AFFAIRS, the counsel
fol- Deimbpg objected to the vii offered ON te gr'uod
that by the sss Of Cafornia married wom.n 90 AID
AXE will pitbout the consent or iOiuiog Ut the has
hand Setting aside the fact OF Deinbiog marriage
with the tesiarix it urged thst the property De-
Ionped to the testsrx and himself joint ,rtoershlp
property which lie as surviving partner vas eotDed
10 hdmnsttr to- aso tba' be vas entitled 10 tue e'ts'e
AZ being d0nno morris cdusd, or donation msde 10
him BY the esator while under apprehension OF dssth
IL sppe that SHORTLY after the marriage "Ih bus
selnap the parties engraed to this country aud after
their arrival misunderstanding having H,soa DO
tween them they separated each goiog he way
their iboliDations led them Ab NJ ths
tine the California fever was at its crisis and the wife
wended Der way 10 that land Of golden prom where
she be ame acquainted with Gilbert, aSd subsequently
lived with bun Alter lapse of time the yoaos wo-
man left Gilbert with his conseut and set ou Tor Ger
many There che saw De mbnS, brought Ohm to tns
city ard married him; aId then IL appears she lett
him and returned to Gilbert n California, where she
sy ed about ore month she again returned to Dein-
biog snd died while living with MN. psInong 40
,ies any kpowedge of toe marriage With BusselDao
The c.ss ia now before toe SgrrOgs te VAC IS taking
testimony in regard TO the claims OF tho respective
nldowers.
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Internationally
SpDtxc DISPLAY


fAdy-rnscH-nL
RRADY's GALLERIES-
PHoToeEsPHs.
AssHoryrEs pssUEzlsorTrEk
Nos rs S5s So ero.dEsy rev eyt snd n< IA rs,A
ylysnta ss., WssnasStos, o. c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
oaee Of tn. Ssr. York A,la., No. A Aan,., April


Tuy FARMERS HOTEL AGAIS.-DenDis Flynn yes
,.,d,v noIn. went TO the Fms. Hote In Cedar street. Tor
he purpose Of arranging oyecharse for board ssAn't III.
On, l.. who boarding ~b intention OF eavos for
C.nf rp.ip d,y or TO- Charlie. RJsr the bar k-p-r In
stead Of listening 70 hi, opoon' ordered aa out o. IN:
bis bead FtDp left very quickly s-e went once - toe City
H. Police Court to msie paint and s.ys aoe' ,e,,sd
Officer Wis went to ard made hoesi scco up.ny
IN defas, Of $50 bail
.ev,r, women ard children had similar comPlsipto make
sgss, the Hotel Tbey n.d been oharet be rate OF
bad copcuded thI sht chance in h bill sitter they
had been there day when ne snee ina, iheJ were oaupd
Tor C,Eforun Refusing 70 the bill the c.rk retained tho
b.ss,se Of toe ocsr Gardner Bro he
sa should be banded over and AZ L. va. clear case
Of el;oI be nih coec; bis b ss best be could Toe co
pDy h and .d nothns for iesh board brown niea'Hnt 20
The Love. Ho1iei Gre uwco street rear Court andt was
also ccuIaDed Of By two 'm,rsns VINO ,.d tn more san
eoub. regular amount fo odsus had been sG'9ed 9a
them b. proprietor ocer GeIst Of the City Hal PSas
Court vas Cbps.ched 10 make ths ,rre't-
ATrEMPTED SUICIDE on THE SrLPs OF THE USIos
CLUB oUsE-On Monday night between 10 and ii O'clock
gentleman rssolIs IN tlIn ,S-hu-, 4Ielssa yNs sHl
upon the railing Of Club Houss, the coree Of
bs she confess. TIA. are had taken
II self destruction, having oesD deserted 0y no
tsps d o, Der ,ouu1 child sad that obec, in
he 81. appeared v,y much In mil aid body a1d
PFC vA-s yAShch al bad emp oi
Il. contents. she STAYED tuat ovnl the interference of her
Husband, eLd, be h.s deserted her Wednesday 3th
which tine shs hso eaten no o'd 500 spsl t
B.f nom Der misery oty death. She nmsd.;sJ car
ri,d 10 druss,r. ssoe and powerful emete aimirser-d
wbh resytd a;a Of quantity Of 1gii bot Lot one
particle Of feed The physo.n senesree .tst-d hst sue
bad not eaten certainly IL four d,y One Of the gentle men
prss her fast youth OF tae i.sJ otle
ubo cane IN vita an air Eencspcs ard sste1 her cooy
via, a. he ma ter III. 90 stated had Told eis
that 6sy bis Ee nothing since hs lsfi NOT Ae
70. danger ou the roIsor wa. passed. the m TO-
,,,b.r Her only desire IN vir posses toe affection Of
Der husband who evdetty aa~orthy OF hsr 1--we ~ ne aim
admitted dons nothing 70 forfeit IL Az bis request
al for wife their Withheld IRON pup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
TAtyrrtisem @ut

BURNETT's COCAINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

FArAL AccIDEST AT FIsHKLL LAsoi'd:-Oo En-
dsy Afternoon smsr named Bo,ess KNAPP resdins IN rut
IA County, instantly ksc ;. fishfBi LsScns ~ o~ss
BY bis IL attempting 10 anP our Oh as ss
While uoiJn he foot csssH' 10 the -ibs SnsD t- az
dragged under tie heeu OF VOL sa
ia good ccum.sIc~s stou hy yeas on sse and e'-s
children. An ineu-. heid upon tas JOY
the Gay By Din nd Of FisniIl LHine sasn ne
ury rendered verdict the deceased e. ais death BY be-
ia .ecisertaly ever by ala wagon
MOCK AucrIoSs.-Hrnry Walters, accompanied by
his s vept rIo suction shop Of Jss.or shfeys
sdway Friday and boutn. vortness ~si of
subsequsrrJ vsch or<s, as.-.a OF
SOLD he thought maze complaint 70 ne asyof ssre
By ofeer HossD, Jestert.y, tos sop nsns
been AID the Guctiou.er oct Of to~n Until tnen
Ws.r I'D tis money refunded, aii-' hearing us 1J
Hal Police Court
PAssISG Couy1IRFEIT MosEr.-Gsorge Burns
arrested yesterday and eoEsd for exsin.ton ~ Jg|
e oGseh eush for haVi passed coaAteffeh M ~ e
Merchant. Of Bedford Q. TIE store o. JAe NO
Clussy, CT Tnarssay Ast, IN payment for h9uor
FATAL FALL.-Coroner Jackman held al Inquest
on 1u.dsy No. s East Thirteenth street upon the oofJ Of
Mcbss Riley native Of lrsns ~ y-aIs Of Asr sno os ~
lie By accidentally falling nom he top OF 0sa oil nay
verde, Of accidental eesEh' uas rendered.
tAdvertissmept
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sTROP.-Ihis lnin-
sArsDIEs No. A.,or Hcsse, AID Of to various as-as
thfoo1hol; The city.
flsver-i-en -nt
SPRING DISPLAY
or Ir.s.b CaSFsTNcs OiLcLorHs, &C.. 81
TnTNtNDoUs Loo PEieEs
Cro.s<y'. Medallion E-lssts, 9TH sOfder.i
RoJ., vi toas BTss-i. SPies tre lStfsirs ~, &C.
HlEAa AkDEkScs No. - Bo~sry
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urltI
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srROP.-Ihis mimi
lea. nav B. ohtsiI Of TIE sole n.1usctar-r s.
sArSDIks No. Hesse AID Of tcs various as-as
4. o.. The city.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24
To OUR SUBSCRIBERS. = We ha,


To Our SUBSCRIBERS. = We have
been asked to publish the two first chapters OF
istorv entitled "The Hidden Hand which is being
published in the New York Ledger. We are offered
fair paw for doing it, at least it must be so re-
earded, for we perceive that nearly all of our
exchanges are publishing it. All this is done to
advertise the Ledger, and Bonner pays for it. We
might publish these two chapters, winding up as
ve are directed This is the last of this exciting
story. &c, . and refer you to the Ledger for the
balance of the story. To do it we have only to
displace two or three columns of other reading
matter and it would cost us more than our paper
now does. For thus insulting our readers we
shall pocket from $50 to $25. We were never IN
more need of all the funds we could get hold OF
than in these close times. But we have doubted
whether in the end it would pay to insult our large
l;zt of subscribers for that sum. Yet it would
take several hundred of them to pay us SO much
nrofit. We are almost inclined to believe that you
might, by ysry little exertion, send us several
times that amount within two or three weeks, in
the shape of subscriptions The spring election Is
near at hand and our paper should be IN the hands
of every Republican in the county WIZ any Oh
you trys
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24
Posr-Orr1cr FRAups.-Mr. lee. p

IoST-OFFICE FRAUDS.-Mr. Lee. II.
NJ at this place, has shown us couple of letters.
directed to gentleman in Niles, upon which were
stamps that had been used before He has also in
his possession large number of articles that he
has taken from papers, dropped into the Post Office
here to be sent to various parties at a distance.
Now this has become serious annoyance, and Mr.
Lee is determined it shall be stopped The statute
upon this subject is very explicit, and wthal very
severe In the case of using stamped envelopes
or postage stamps the second time, the statute
says:
Sec 81 The law provides, if any person shall
use, or attempt to use, for the conveyance of any
letter or other maiable matter or thing, over any
post road OF the United States, either by mail or
otherwise, any stamp, or stamped letter envelope,
which has been before used for like purpose, such
person shall be liable to penalty Of fifty dollars
to be recovered in the name of the United States,
IN any court having competent jurisdiction.
The law also provides. that the postmaster shall
retain such letters until the end of the quarter,
when he shall forward them to the Post Office
Department, and call attention to them, so that
the writer may be dealt with according to law.
In regard to the folding of articles in newspa-
pers, the law provides, that I" if any person shall
enclose or conceal letter, or other thing or
any memorandum in writing, in newspaper,
pamphlet, or magazine, or many package of news
papers, pamphlets, FOL. magazines, rmake any wr-
ting or memorandum thereon, which he shall have
delivered into any post Office or to any person for
that purpose, in order that the same may carried
by post free of letter postage he shall forfeit the
sum of FIVE dollars for every such offence; and the
letter, newspaper, package, memorandum, or other
- Il. L
it is directed, until the amount of single letter
postage is paid for each article of which the pack
age is composed" Thus!it will be seen, that in
oder to save few cents postage, or twenty five
cents express charges persons will incur the pen
atty, in one instance of paying fine of $780, and in
the other, fine of SIS, and costs of suit, sum
sufficiently large we should think, to prevent the
attempt being made the second time.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24
Mortgage sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the condition
~ of certain Mortgage bearing date ON the
second day of September, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fity-six, executed
by Abra,, r. Tappan and Harriet E., his wife, to
Henry Mcouis-e, and recorded in the office of the
Register Of Deeds, of Cass County, Michigan, on
the fifth day of SEPTEMBER, eighteen hundred and
fifty six in Liber F of Mortgages, on pages four
hundred and ninety-seven and for hundred and
ninety-eight, on which said Mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the
sum of seventy-three dollars, and sixty cents, to
recover which, no suit or proceedings have been
instituted. Notice is therefore hereby given that
by virtue of power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, now become operative, the premises
herein described to wit: The southeast quarter
of the south west quarter of section eleven, Q1)
town fve (5) south of range thirteen Q3) west, in
said County of Glass; containing forty of land
more or less will be sold at public auction or ven
due, at the Court House in Cassapolis, in said
County, on the fifth day of March, A. ID. 1889, at
the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door, in said County of
Cass.
HENRY McQUIGG, Mortgage
+. B. WARNER, Attorney in fact.
Dated December Sth, A. ID. 1858. dec9-33w13
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24
THE GREAT REpuBI1c.-This grea

The GREAT RBPUBLIc.-This great
monthly is rapidly taking its place among the lite
rary gems of the day, and Is far in advance, both
Is regards the amount and useful character OF Its
reading to the magazine, whose place 1t was
started to fill Among its contributors are many OF
the master minds of the age. The History OF
the Great Republic is continued in this number,
and is daily growing in interest. "Hengist and
Mey," " Who Sittieth in Judgment The News
Boy and " William Hogarth," are all beautifully
Illustrated and well worth an attentive perusal.
The Republic is published at 50 per year by Oak
smith Co., New York For sale by Award.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24

RAILROAD FREIGHT.-We see it sta
ted in the Detroit papers that r. N. Rice, ESQ.,,
Superintendent of the Central Road, is arranging
a new rate of tariff upon plaster. His plan is to
supply the line of the Road with plaster at as
near the bare cost of hauling it possible, hoping
to reap the profits in the increased productiveness
of SOIL consequently upon its more copious use by
the farmers"
When railroad managers begin to take such en-
larged, just and liberal views as that promulgated
by Mr.. Rice, it must be admitted that we are in
deed on the progressive scale.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24
~It is known TO MANY Of o

W 1t is known to many of our
citizens and some in other parts of the county, that
efforts have been made to procure for this village
appointment for of the series of Teachers
Institutes to be held this spring under the super
vision of our Superintendent of Public In
struction Mr.. Gregory states that he could not
begin here until too late for our interests but
promises to give the first chance in the fall if
desire 1t. 1t is therefore decided to postpone
it until then Teachers will please bear it in mind
and prepare to rally in full force next fall.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-24
49, Godey's Lady's Book, fo

> a. Godey's Lady's Book, for
March, is already at hand As a lady's book, we
pronounce it by far the best magazine published
Cooley has always something interesting, useful
and beneficial for the dear creatures, and the
Lady's Book should be in the hands of every
one of them. The patterns that are given each
and every month, are alone worth the subscrip-
ton price for year. The march number contains
seventy engravings and one hundred pages OF
choice reading matter. The engrayings in this
number are very fine, especially " mutual instruc-
ton, which is as near perfect as plate can be
Our readers will please remember that we furnish
the Lady's Book, in connection with the Rpu6tiean,
for 81: or IS for both. Award has it.