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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21

tv John Wetherald has disposed OF the Boot
and Shoe business, and intends to devote lis at
teption 10 the practice Of law.
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4 Rare Chance.
SPRING GOODS (!

sgRS. x. DIGfNINSON now open ng Il telu.i-
n ufuI assortment Of Spring Millinery o the
latest and fashionable styles, among which
spientii assortment of New Spring BONNETS. COM
prisng Braid. soft straw Bridal Mourning Bounets
Also. 4 good assortment of Fancy silks
making M Bonnets, FIsrs sni ShaSers Leg
horn straw. Hats aui Caps, Children. ReautfaI
Spring styles of Ribbons. Flowers,
of every description, ami variety Trimmings
and every thing else included II a complete
sortment OF Spring Goods She also keeps ETY.
q plain aud Fashionable Drawn Bo1ncts for elderly Ia
dies Orders from distance promptly attended to- Par
ticusr attention pail to Bleaching Pressing CaIl
and the
Store Main Street. Red's Building up stairs oppo
site Glenn SCOTS
March -. -. irf
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Morrison, Blanchard & Co

TINS we'll known BANKING HOUSE is at
alltime fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business.
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable nance
at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
customers, for any amount, free of charge.
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
short time from one day upwards.
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W.T. &c soia At public sac, Thursday day
q AprII 1883 AZ the late resid
deceased .. Westviie Station. rile south Ssw
"esEville Prebe County Ohio the following property
10 vii: One young Mare. Milk Cexs young Cattle Wheat
n the eushei Corn. Carriage for horses.
drrsge and Wagon Harness, Sa idies Brides
tensils Household and Kitchen Furniture
o. otr articles bot nasotion AIS lot
We " = = -
Terms Of Sale-ll sums OF three dollars ard under,
casa over three dollars, crei. eight sill
gwen ~ the purchaser giving with approved
Ttty Sale 70 commence al 10 O'Clock
EZRA SMITH
ELISHA SMITH.
Executors.
April IA, 1889. iSs~
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rs- We are under obligations to the conduc-
tor of the Huntington House for courteses ex-
tended He has our thanks.
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LOST AND GONE

HAVE lost 50 much BY doing credit business that
am determined hereafter sell for
and At very small proht. have s. good sayp3s Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
On hand which have just received, and an manu-
fs-turing kinds wheh warranted to be
resented Miles }. Shinn Is foreman employs
none hut good porkmsnuses the hest materials.
therefore hopes please all who Esy pafroT
OWEN EDGERToN.
April a. 1859.
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~ Thomas I. Bsrgis has erected in front of
bis Stove Store a rev and appropriate Sign.
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The Pet Lamb Again.
Gle SCOTT.

Is now receiving his Spring and summer Goods direct
- IRON the Eastern cities His stock is unusually large
and desirable enhraeng all OF the leading styles OF
SIR and Fancy Dress Goods variety His
OF Domestic toods is complete and will be sold the
lowest price they be afford d where The Carpet
s full far the largest stock Richmond
superior styles and quality Three Ply English Tapestry
Bru.ses Velvet Super Ingram. Cotton Warp.
Stair Rag. Hemp aud Straw Carpet AMI Mating 4.
d. 4 and t. Floor OIL Cloths, all prices lower
than before offered in Linens
Painted Shades window Paper Lace and Swiss Emhroii
cred. Cotton and Wool Dsmssk Curtains Also lat
est improved Rollers and fixtures for Hanging Curtains
Uabreias Carpet Chain and Cotton Yarn. Qaeensware
and Groceries-a full stock
Our stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES is better than ever,
and owing to the competitionl will sold
ioUsr than before reached this market
A complete stock Of Wall Paper and Bordering. Hats
Bonnets aud Trimmin and
But it useless q
will 10 nd customers and all who to buy
Goods, that have made equal metz cash 1
afford to sell cheap living have ap-
piled myself close bcsiness for the last
and built good trade ! slider permanent
Is ioeatedthat responsible for all that
L determined sell prices dsfs
honorable competition But would prefer every body
call themselves rather than merely
word Tor it. What dnes is the thing
f1y- member the pet LAMB
n. BAH kinds OF merchantable Country Prodace
tai ken in exchange for Goods
Richmond, April II. 1913 lsl
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Marble Yard.

HAVING purchased the establishment Srs~a nv ~.
- EAD2e of J ActirAih s. Co..
Monuments. NanEles. Tolhstoaes Aad kfnis orHur
uft8rs Marble &c. OF American and Italian
Corner Nsla and fifth streets. Richmond. Ind
JON. s JONES
n B-HsvinE engaged the services of \ Morrison, he
viii Sill continue 81 The old stand.
Dee ;. 1857. lskf
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Oxen for Sale.

TIE unfersig-ei has for sale s good Yoks Of oNEN.
tcur Oil, sell broke the plcw wagon or
Eood NILE Cow would be taken part PAyment- the
n cash APPy TO the sab miles north
west Of Richmond, near the Williamsburg Turnpike
THOMPSON HARRIS
in mo- Il. 1889 i>Sw
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INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS

Ga Our friends. Campbell & Bro, have
moved their grocery store into the room for
mery occupied by ]. J. Roney. drug
store. They keep fine stock OF good gro
ceries.
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NJ RS. S. A. IIlFF,

WOULD the Ladies Of Richmond saI vicui y
- that she is receiving direct from the Eastern
tltes large and we'll selected stock of Fashionable Mil
GreFy, consisting IL Of B3anets CT six, Grape,
French Chip, " hte and COiored Tissues. Willow,
straw Swiss and Pedal Braids. Hats CAPS aad Flats
for children in variety. Ribbons. Founces, ku A
Lsees nd straw Trimmings shakers Dress Caps, Mo
hair CAPS Head Dresses Hair Ornaments, French Lace
and Ghauteily Wells, Bridal Ieaths Bria
net, Mourning do plain style % SIX aud Straw Bon
nets for Old ladies. Mourning Collars and Underseves
Also tTsets Shoulder Braces. Expansion skirts
and thautiliy Lace Points and MATTHIAS Together th
article usually found Class linery store,
which will be sold low cash
Mrs Liz, while East. made with
the Leading Fashionable iIIaers Philadelphia
ward her Monthly, the latest styles BY
this she viii be able furnish her all
times III that desirable article REALLY FASuIoNA
BILE BONNET.
+ ~ Millinery work q every kind done order with
neatness and dispatch orders distance promptly
attended
Richmond. Apfil IA. 1889 Istf
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T. BENTON 4 L. SOUrHARD,
A'eaiers In Hardware. Leathc,

ts eohelede1 70 10 10 so:is. the ak.tna .r
asase ,Irx 80 Nasn sny person xoaa. 10 baa
s.tsaid aa~ md -.
"uetnsr they win be 10 aui.A IL I'D "a
erfis; is one q tire o expense in ana
Go, &c taSse All such to call Man s.rxrt
e,s naliciaS and examine stock a. &c fenl s.ts.
9ea iAst esa eEer sach Inducements in nrta = -
NJ 81 goods as u make It their 10 kas Of
:, last received car >Rriss Hz-sws-e a..
sT.aaRies 4eeis Also Farmers Gsraasrs' Tcgi.
n rag hsst make MIL, Cross Cat Circular Saw.
sist Stretched leather BsisinS Cincinnati Price.
- she ssseat'en or Shoe Manufacturers eur
So - te-1her aad Shoe fiEdiags; and Carriage
.ahSIsctarsEs ta Dash Leather.
oA tIeSA, saa etasr Trimmings. We also
70 i-fisa baiiasTs ~ith S.h. Glass. Waite Lead
VI Hoors Ad bllnds al the loves; aa shcr,
eoes seep fall assortment OF RSeAssAer Cooper
ASsts- ana = bratanins make Of Axes ether
we sssl thankful fer the liberal have
Sfa Ter TIE past and still solicit continuance
sae same from customers puNlte
7. BENTON CO.
NASH1enc. March l.. lSaa-
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

INV HILLI Y En- UUUDN.
MES BRADBURY, IS resolving saa opening
" herstoek Of Spring and Samsner Millinery goods
smoracing
BoAacts, Flats, Rib5oas. Shakers. Head
Dresses. Caps, Ffosesrs. g.. Il.
Of the very latest styles and inpartztioas The Ia
test fashions received regularly which ensb3es 10
make ep 20 order short notice every article that
nay be desired ia her line. rhe ladies Of Richmond
tni vicinity nvits TO call aai examine her stock
md prices Store on Pearl south o; Main street
March l., 1859 l.u
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MRS. r. OGAN.

49, -
t>AhSS pieas1Fa 10 he OF
ulend thst she will teach system 81 Ca8ng Dres-
Bas4ues. Waists Bes' Goats.
SstvUa Introduced TO the iietttins
zen iter terms reasonable. She viii be
prepared tho who will her
with call. She keeps the NEEDLES Dres
fitted o She one Of the
lest Sewing Machines in she will b. Mrs
X. Dick inson's Millinery shop
AaFvh -. %
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DIR. JOS GARRETSoN,
u o NJ Q e Of THIS
n Y D r o PAT HIST

Tenders his Services The CEsSs Of Rich
mend aad vicinity.
IT oaee sad Residence south Pearl street.
Oct. :. l-5e
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THE subscribers s-erfEz general as.crs-
L rss. ., Fruit sze Ornamental Trees. EveYxr-ens
FIo-=r3oE ShrEsteTy, &c. zs-
They have good sssoTte; ef Csrrsnts Gooseerrfes,
Rasat<rriss, E.Ackherries S.rzyberrSe. Pie Plau.
Thsr vo1id call special Attention s.2cx
Superior Ererzrren. szi stree:
RATLEFarg ErTros.
@.--h Il. SEQ i4-e-
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FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENS. &c

BaIsau Fir. 4 70 II Norway Spruce. f.; Whit
Spruce. White Pine. to y Hezlock. An Spruce
An Arborvitae- &C &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
The Kansas Geld Mines,
LEAYEsMokTH. Moni.Y. March

LEAYEsW0kTB, Monday, March =, I5IJ.
Dates from Denver City are 70 The nth alt. Toe
sc oupts favorable; the average yield Of the gold
with rockers beng from 10 SO he dsy per mac.
DIT N companies we're l,rning 10 cary tos water from
the Platte TO Cherry Greek, distsooe Of ~ miles.
Tee rush from here il beyond precedent Upsari
Of thousand perfors have arrived Sisoe Friday, TINS
suburbs are covered sith companies in camp. Jones
and Russell oipaicbed their fret train on Saturday,
ard orotber leaves today.
LEAvKSwoRrH, X. r., russdsy, March %, 1859.
The sdei es from the mines are to TIE 26 utmo.
The miners rear Arapshoe CITY we're conf lent OF
making large vages and tho prospects ware that the
sluices would yield bigh "a 80 cents per psn. The
weather was too cold, however, to admit Of eStensVe
onera.ioLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
Bursting Of the Cochituatc viaduct.

BosToS Tueedsy March ~, 1859.
The Cochituste ViadUct at Newton, Lower Falis
burst at early hour this morning, carrying away
portions Of the embankment, and causing quite food
in the vicinity. Several factories at the Upper Fal'
by tie accumulation Of back water, were threatened
with an overflow Tne water in the Via3uct wa, finally
cut of a. Ffamioghsm The acoden. is very ssrols,
ard will require Some time 10 repsir Il.
Ire b,eassge Of the Aqueduct extends about 100
feet including 30 feet Of masonry. TSs granite gate
house on the west SIDE Of the river carried away,
al the mass that swept into the stream caused
a few channel to be formed.
Fears are entertained Of scMcity of water, aud
ecoromy 10 tia Is urgently requested BY the Board
Of Wster Comm "a onera.
It will take several days 20 repsir the break.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
COLLISION ON THE OHIO.
SHOCKING LOSS OF LIFE.
Cr.clss,7r MondAv. M,rn, q 1s5q.

CtsCIsssTI. Monday, March q. 1852
II steamer \ st. HolGies bcznd from Pi,lsbur,s 10
ST Louis with 10 psssepgers. mcftIy emis grants to
Pixies Peak, oollded with tie steamer DAVID bson,
b,l % from N,w-Oiioans to Cii oinasl, with o.Ygo
Of sugar ssd ncIa'ses, opposite Aurora Iai., last
night. Both boat. 5urs, AID the c-b NJ Boat d OF
Fifteen or twenty psrsOn. are supp Jsed to nave
b en- lost on TIE Nat Holmes aud indeed ons .coount
rays that ctly one tundrsd Of her pss-e5gsr5 vera
ssved. The David Gibson bsd b1, few passenger,
WHO are all sUppoed to have been saved bat two or
three Of The creE Gre missing. Tae Gibson o~nsi
here ard Tslae5 a. COO and iosurod tor tx,t1icis
tia, amO INT The Holmes was owned 10 Pl.sbI ugh,
sod valued 81 $40 600.
p Mo lives we're los. On the David G. bsor.
Tie Ns. Holmes bsd So psssea gers, - Of whom
are loit.
Ire survivors lOtt nearly all their clothing, and
$4,000 in money.
The total loss on both bos,s sui tsir carg,e', IA
about 900 600, AID the insurance $4,000.
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WascK OF rHE Eso1rsH WAR SrE,NEE Jiszge.

WRECK OF IHE EnGLIsH WAR SrE,NEE JAsEGR.-
TIE Trinidad Correa of tho l9th OF March says
"On the lith inst toe naval officer ct San'. Cruz,
Den Antonio Golcoechea cent notice to the Office OF
the British Cousu ia that city Of tue arrival at mat
pot q. the c8psu iOnr officers and htesn mon Of the
Er slish war steamer Jaseur. which, while en- ror'e
from Jamaics 70 Nicaragua was wrecked On tue nght
OF the 10th Of February, having struck on KOS
Reef ami gene dom 20 satdeny that there was no
time to save any provisions; so that these unorq-
rate persons were ten days without FOOD Oi aoy KIDD
and eil Il dsys without water But toey were finally
succored By two fishermen, who eoconnt@red tlen'
when really reiu ,ec 70 death by hcnger sGd conduct
Cd them to Santa Cruz. where the naval officer sup.
Piled them with every comfort 10 restore thsr wasted
strength.
The moment the English Consul IN tins city re-
ceved this information TO disp atched elegIap9'c
message 10 his ExeceleHcy tie Captain General VINO
III Int aey ordered the 81. amer Don joan ce Aastna
to proceed from this pOr. to Stts Cruz 10 take 90
bosri the chip sr4ct 81 persons mere and convey them
oJ.m.ioa IIi EIceil-ncy also ordered tast without
delay tie steamer Leo should cruise eoss the sogth-
eIA sosst in search % tEo boss SLl'h c9A,sh Jury
otser pesous wrecked in the S,seur and vhose fate
appears 20 he unknown
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lct.. The result Of tic esctlon transferred
s-o,,, theu TO Gibson the task Of unfolding this
-. Suck Of a rreasurtr and of covering up his
ans which they had 10 faithfully performed
Ne'.'. 10 preceding. According to the very
W 80 .,ge u.nt Of @essrs. Morgan and Edgar
:" .1.ir re,o IT, the fact that Gibson consented
- a. tbi, Office for Bresin Sfo,ds conclusive eyi-
d.scs that be was, ft,'m the beginning, cosnIzint
Of Bfosiu's frau's, AID Partie pa.of 10
them. That Argument strikes Us as q
oey fair ore, but Gibson is nOt the only person
touched BY it. 1t applies with precisely the same
force to EdgsrtoD, Morgan. Cook, and 70 every
State oficer who koew what they knew.
After this, We are not much surprised at the De-
<.ided oppositon Of Morehn's and Edssrton' report
20 the giving BresliD discharge on the terms pro-
posed BY himself, viz: toe giving up consider
able SUN Of the States money, which be acknowi-
edges himself to have still on hand and the making
a clean breast Of the whole story. Who knows
whom that story might not implicated That OBJ
iect, however, seems row TO be psrty removed, as
biorgsn's aud Edgerton's letters afford testimony
much more to be relied upon than any verbal state
ment OF q man like Breslin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
AElATRIa0HIzL SWIEOLgR.
INJURED UNCLE AND HIS NIECE

,,,p INJURED UNCLE AND HIS NIgCHS
a., north or more sso 9 ge1tlc mao. hak.s
s,,r, a.. G. ID ard Temporarily so,urnirg ia Nev
Vol 80. at Police Headquarters. ssA sks
cor,l.i,, h.e,r. the Cereal Saeerin.sndens axs,sx
Al d,vi,u,, o,Ii,,. himself Prescott Ftraeo vhsn
Ia accused Of bAvioo .Obtared money ron HIN 10 .
large anoutt by mean. c, csitsn fAe aud rss iusss
pretsnses. TIE gen,lems-, Eho travels uateT tbs
name Of ~. Wilson Smoecu s0ns time sgs hsS
his attention attracted 70 I'd, er cement 10 one Of
the daily papers setting 'oh thst the advertiser hsd
tso niece. 10 whom be Vas dssrous Of z, vlsg 6ss
education bu; was unsbe 10 do for want 81 nssos
snd that be wouli be bsppy TO couiuaniess wsh sy
gentleman who woud sssit him in the eAaoa:,ea u
bis niece.
Mr.. Simpson. having simple nissn' was s,ind VIII
feeling Of PITY for tie ureducsted young ls.s' ssd
determined upon assisting them. According ',dues
ton be communicated with the "ancc, ar1 AIR
tevers letters had passed bstwesa them ws fs~s<~f
with an introduction The uncle sad hrs nieces -
wing st en- up town hotel but in no very ssteass
manner. Mr.. Simpson founj the young lahes Per
feCty beautiful" Ore esllei Nelly ard the ctss<
Louise. BY their fascinating smiles Mr.. 8 vas ssss
esp,ysied and ~ss delighted =. the ICES % -p-s nag
BIS mouey usen thsir education. His visits were fro
qrent, snd he bad every encouragement fron the
uncle When matters hsd gone Ter enough, tvs usels
suddenly made bis appearance and demanded a. ts
aes 3D. satisfaction for slegsd insIlts. Ia this msa-
Der the unhappy swain was swindled 20 the snssas q
$50 or more.
II is stated that Fityalen is not related ia any ~
TO either Of the Young ladies' but they bis scc~a-
plcss in this mode Of swicdling. other psr,iss
have bee, swindled In Ike manner, il is said brt n
would spp.ar that they have preferred to pocket ssss
osses rather tbsn be brought: before the pabtc. ~
uncle and his neces have been traced from oas hstA
to another about the city. The following 10 .
sample Of tssr mesOs of getting I'D Of an oejecticas
be patty, in the form of advertisement pubisseO
in the " Persoosls' Of daily paper
~ +. C.---The insulting note was handed aust
Remarks Of uncle sailed f,r. and csihss -
letter. which you bad bus - d. has resdsl
unworthy my confidence cannot spprestc as&sr
liable way Sc Coat insult NE BY again nst'oiSs m.
Ls1.
Fitzsllen spprehepded last night by O6s~
Mssterson Of the General Superintendea,s Oic', q
theccrner of Futon and NVsau sts., uoon lssvug T
Herald ofice whittier hs hsd been to look for
ulcatious. The accused taken to one Of The
Station. Houses ssd looked up 70, the night Ri, ssS
wi undergo Investigation before the Rsoords tAis
morning. Tee accused is eugssod in the pusilostsa
OF " 7he n. y. Coqsetfe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
COLLISION ON THE HUDSON RIVER
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.


About g, o'clocs on Monday night, collision tssk
place between ons Of the New-YoTk steamers. sup
posed to be the North An erica and the soop Ssspks.
Raymond of hastings, at that viii gs, instantly s'ak-
rrg the latter The ciew all drowned. Too per
sOn5 quarter Of mile distant when tae ess-
Bson took plsce, and distinctly heard the cras vAsh
they lkeued to pistolsho. The steamboat vsst sss
observed TO sheer toward Pieruont, blow on s.ssn.
ard stop. From the appearance Of the vessel, she
must have been struck amidships and instantly sank
About fifteen feet OF her mast is visible. Hs stn-
rsole was picked up yesterday morning. SONS difsnss
from the sunken vessel aud it is SAID that some oil hnr
spsrs sro broken, and only held by the rigging.
yawl boa; swinging at her stsrn but the usisr-
tunate men had not TINS to get into it, Nothing cd
rite s known Of this melancholy affair no one sew
the accident nor was it kno ~n that 1t hsd occurred
I'll Yesterday morning. when the upper part OF The
mast WAS seen about fifteen feet above tho vsess.
She was loaded with ine, and was approaching Asr
dock when the oollisios occurred. There three
me n on board nt the tims-Cspt. Elijah Coskis. Pc
ter Datzel Che mate, and young man absu. 10 -
IS years Of eye, named William IIsgan, all Of Hat
itgs.
TIE stspbep RAYMOND was owned by Mr.. Issss L.
furQy Of Hasrgs has been bull, about six years. ~
WAS worth about g. 600.
Cspt Cookln is about 80 years Of age, ssd lssvss
wife ard two children.
Mr. Datzel ia an unmarried man, aged 20.
Yourg IIagau is az only Son.
Tue melancholy catastrophe b. cast slooa ever
the entire yillsge. SO ne hoped that tbs crsw v~s
pick ed up but no news of their rscas had bsss 70
ceived mp 10 late hour last night and their death b
looked upon as q certainty.
The sloop and cargo total loss. Taere wss -
insurance upon either.
The owner Dir. Lefurgy, came to the city yessesday
to make inqaIies Of the Osners Of the North ssl
South America, but nothing was learned from then.
they not having heard Of tho collision previous to tssk
9enteman's arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

ARREsT OF FUGITWE--On tho night Of the ~
inst two raen named Henry Fry ADD Msrtis hsg.
got into SIGHT in saloon at No. 80 Mulberry strse<,
and in the course Of the eoais that ensued E-y ves
dsngerouIy stabbed by dagger In tho hands Of hs
opponent May al the tine escaped, aud up to is1s
hour last evening succeeded in eudins the vgussos u
the poics. Fry was removed 20 his residence, where
he st lies in critical tion, the prospects, Of bs
recovery being in wiss encouraging. Lsst svssag.
young OF the Dj ared man, while looking ont Of
front widow, saw the wife Of May, whom he kDss
very well By sight, pass along the atrest. With
out speak othe natter TO asy one, ths Lad rss infs
the street aod followed the womsn into teasnsss
houas in Met. street, where he saw her enter roos
Cautiously creeping up stairs, The youogster loetsA
through the ksy.boe Of the door, when he besoi1
May sitting in a chair, and overheard him osnvsss9
with bis wife The little fellow then hssteaed 10 -
s tn Precinct Police station and told SsTg Prsstss
Of what he mad ,esn. The Sergeant, accompanied bt
Oicer Wilsis, rspsired 10 the premises aid spPts-
hendel Msy. Pie sccuied was conveyed TO the Sta
ton hou.e snl locked Up. 1t sscs5tsDsd that the
apartment wasre May va foand had been hired ez-
pressly aiding place for the accused. and he vss
10 remain II copce alHent until the affair sAooh hAva
been for gos.sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Mr. James Il. Molony having been heard at fol
length through our last, sc are moved to siy that
ve think Judge D,ly's desisiOn in hrs csse adnra-
bly, pertinent and jast. Our Courts have quite
enough employment; on litigation thst properly
belongs here, without bsviog their time absorbed
with quauels exported through the Golden Gate.
If Mr. MoloDy bears 50 excellent character in
California as his certif;a tes would argue, we advise
him to bring bis ,uit before the tribunals of that
intensely Democratic S ate. His political frienis
have exclusive control Of its Government in all its
depHtments-amost every County but San
Francisco owns their undsputed sway We re-
comment Mr.. MoOny TO such consolation as they
may be inclined to afford bin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
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