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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25

RECEPTION OF LORD LYoNs.-The annapolis Ga
zette of yesterday says
Mayor Brown has appointed committee to make
arrangements for the reception Of Lord Lyons, the
new British Minister. The committee met at the
City Hall on Tuesday, and appointed the following
committee of reception: Hon. James Murray,
Chairman; Messrs Alexander Randall, William H.
Tuck, Thomas G. Pratt William A. Spencer, Com.
VOORHEES,, Thomas ireland, Jonathan Pinkney,
Richard |. Crabb, Thomas J. Wilson, John Walton,
j. Wesley White, and Richard r. Goodwin. 1t was
resolved to tender a banquet to Lord Lyons at such
time as may best suit his convenience, and the fol-
lowing committee appointed to make the ne
cessary arrangements: Messrs. W. A. Spencer,
Jonathan Pinknev, John Walton, Richard Swami
and Thomas J. Wilson.
The frigate Curacao had not arrived here yester-
day at sunset.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25

The War Department has received information of
the death of Capt. N. c. Givens, I'd Dragoons, at
San Antonio, on the 9th inst.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25

1here Is 10 De great international celebration al
Montreal, next October, to mark the completion of
the Victoria Bridge across the ST. Lawrence. The
Fire Department also to signalize the occasion
by an Independent demonstration of their own, to
aid in which, they have invited companies from all
the Provinces and the United States. A trial of
engines will take place, and prizes larger than any
hitherto bestowed in Canada, will be awarded to
the three winners-none of the prizes to be given
to an engine belonging to the Montreal Fire De-
partment, though successful. In addition to the
procession to take place during the day, a torch
light procession on the first, and ball or dinner,
spoken of.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25

-y-r!ss---1zv e---1zva THE BEST PIANO FORTES
II u II CHICKERING K SONS
. They have received 80 Medals for their
pcroty all other makes and the late fair Of the Ma
ryiand Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They
acknow lodged by all judges, be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States
excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. j. L. STODDARD,
daft No A South Calvert street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
GOA CTUTCE
Shipping Sntslligtnts.

MAYAGUEz. p R.-30 puncheons meal; so kegs but
.55 slaves; 65S pairs heads; ,79S do. and shoe ks
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VOL. III---NO. 337.
aianus ana Musit.

ROSENKRANZ PIANOS,
Eaw@Trs> of superior quality, manu- factured by +.
II y Il uRosENKRANz, in Dresden, Just received and
for sale by W. MAI,LINCKRODT,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
AL KINDS OF LUMBER

Will be kept constantly on hand. so that GUS toners can be accommedated on short notice.
 B1p Prices will be foand as low. as at any other mill for choice and clear lumber.
 Persons residing on White, Mississippi or Arkansas srivers. can have their orders filI- ed and lumber shipped to any point they may wish.
 f Connected with the above mills is "a No l, Lath machine. Customers wishing Laths will be supplied promptly. These Laths are far superior and cheaper than the ordina- " split Laths.
 tsgy- The above Mills are fors sale omreason- able terms. X good practical man. wil find the location one of the best in the State. # desired, IwillseIl half interest in the con eern. JNO. A. FRIPH.
 feb l-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
GRENADA. Miss Sent 10 ts,7

-- GRENADA, Miss, Sept. 10, 1857.
 DR. l.. C. GLOVER x BRo.-Sfrs It is S2 our pleasure to repost to you that your ---s Mcdicines are taking we'll with the ,5eo- U pie, and we want another supply immedi- ately. As they are now introduced we T think we can sell a large quantity ofthem yo Wehave not heard of any dissatisfaction in any case where they have been nsed, and we know of some very extraordinary cures effected by them. after other Medi- cines had been used. Very respectfully.
 A.G. BOON X CO, Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
DIR. IT. McGOWN,s SARSAPARTLLA
And IrmS1fala Of pnfaslh

And T@1adla Of Potash, DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE l only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert It's componeats are extallei. by some Of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Rfodie, Bell, Sc, for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Syphilis, Scrofnla, Diseases of the Eyes. Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck. Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach Bladder. Womb, Female Complaints, s, Dropsy. Oid Sores, (McGown's Ontment to be applied.) .Tumors, Pnnpies, Ernptons, Sc. It makasthe skin Clear and Smooth and shoaId De used in Spring and Spnmrr to Pu- Tify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, Sl 55 Small, Sl 00.
 pr. T. zcGown's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Langs.
 pr. T. 1TcGosyu's DOgyvood and Iron "A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, D. spepsia, Re- Sc.
 Prepared and sold at No. ld3 Main street Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, hv
 D. P. BLACK x CO,
 Druggists. Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins; Grand Glaize by H. Whe sler. april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
GREENsBoRo. AtA.. Noy 10. ls57.

GREENSBORO. ALA. Nov 10. 1857.
 In. l.. G. GLOVER < RRo Aberdeen. Miss.-Gentlemen We have been agents for your Medicines for several years past. and take pleasure in adding our testimony 10 siheir great value as remedial agents. They have given general satisfaction, raFe- ly ever failing to give the desired relief
 Respectfully yours,
 OSBORN S HATCH Druggists.
 For further information examine the testimony wrapped round the bottle. Then try the Medicines and verify ehe statement. april22-6m. For sale by D. p. Black < Co.,, Des Arc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

TnE Doons or vnE CAPITOL -Thr editorial correspondent of the N. Y. Eve ming Post, writing from Rome. says:
 found nothing in the studios Of the sculptors in Rome which interested me quite as much as the doors which Rogers had been making for the Capnol al Wasb- Ing,on. There seems 10 be no diversity Of opinion about shls work. even among artists. All agree that il Is an eminent success, creditahIe alike 10 the country and to the artist. The casts are now al the foundry al Munich The life of Columbus Is the artists text. He has selected what he regards as the nine most picturesque events of lie eventful career Of that mpst illustrous navigator, and has appropriated one to each Of the eight panels and the arch of which inc door IS composed, four panels be ng on each leaf Thus each panel consains finished picture in allo reIicyo.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

DIFFICULTIES. Wait no, for your q If : cuisies to cease-there isno soldiers glory 10 be won on peaceful fields, no sailor's daring 10 be shown on sunny seas, no trust or friendship 10 be proved when all goes well. Faith, patience, heroic love, devout courage. and genheness. are not to be formed when there are no doubts, no irritation, no difficulties. The highly la- vored are they who. amid tribnlaiions, are patient amid rebufs. are meek; amid chastisemenis, are resigned; amid pains, are courageous; amid provocasions, are gentle; amid enemies, are fnil Of love ; amid doubts. bold fas. the faith; amid sor- rows, find joy in God.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
Three Hundred Town L ts
 Ar PRIVATE s&EE. Ess Tsgy .;rc. sss.k.<yssM5gS.

IT ERE is araFe opportunity offered 10 per- | I sons desiring to get a pleasant home in the most thriving and prosperous town on White river. The location of the town is beautiful. It is supported by Q strong back country. and sthe centre of an extensive trade. An industrious, enterprising population is all ready crowdiug into it. and property is rapidly advancing. Now is the time to buy, if you want BARGAINS.
 OgAT Lois are situated in the most tiesira- bie portion of the town, both v For Business and for Fam;ly Residences. We offer them on EASY TERMS, and any num- Der to suit purchasers.
 EeS The urgent and increasing demand for house-room here, induces us to offer third ir- terest in the above property to any responsible party, whowiil advance capital for improving vacant Lots For particulars, apply to
 SMITH S CATLIN, Proprietors,
 Efebl3-tfl Des Arc, Ark
 (Ofice-Over Firth & Jackson's Store)
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

THE DIVINE Lovr.-How beautifully has science and aH shown that there is a latent divine love forsman in those things his ignorance would inevitably regard IS terrible enemies. Many soi ltesmost nox- ious causes have beeH converled hyAunan skill into the most valuable servants. See how fire. so awful. s5 terrible, sodessructiye when misunderstood or uncontrolled. con dnces 10 the advantage of our race The savage frembles before large volume Of steam, but lhe civalzsd man lays his hand on il as mas.er, and t wafls him on mis- sions Of weaIih. or benrvolence. Or lnstruc- ton, around the world. Through centuries the lightning was regarded as an absolute foe to our race. but sctence has shown that in it's fierce nature lies force which IS a providential blessing.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

TyHESE Mills are now in operation, cut
 ting lumber of every description to or
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
<. .EEaAsGcId ls'C0., WHOLESALE DR U 0 GISTS,
 "A N D. fF s 4 F O T Il ECA RES.

LEAVING been established inthe business Il for upwards of eighteen years, during whirhiime they have enjoyed the confidence and patronage. of the most eminent Physicians of the country and very extensive circle of customers, twill be their aim and ambition in every way to deserve continuance uf their favor
 IL will be their ohiset to keen every article. in any way appertaining to their business, of the BEST ouALirY and the UTMOST AND MOST scRCPULoUs ATTENTION will be given to the preparations of Physicians Prescf iptions and Family Medicines. All orders from physi- cians, Merchants and others filled with the greatest care. and packed in such a manner that no loss from hreakage can possibly nsne
 Having Agents in the Eastern Cities. they will be supplied with all the newest and most improved articles in their line of business.
 Their present stock embraces an almost end less variety of t,oods. selected with GREAT PERSONAL CARE. THE QUALITY or WHICH rs GUARANTEED in every instance. and which they offer for sale at as Low RATES as any other establishment in the Southern or Wes- tern States. Their Stock comprises full as- soFtmept of Drugs, Chemicass Brushes, Spi- ces. Soaps. Combs, Paints. Grass Seed. Bo- tanic Me5icines, Pure Wines, Window Glass. Medicated Waters CheH Jng sFobacco, Medi. cines. Instruments, Extracts. Cosmetics Hajr Oils, Choice SyFaps. Vafnishes. paseat Medfz cine, all%inds, Shakers Herbs, Pure BFandres, Fancy Goods. in great variety. Sauigs. Flavor ing Extracts, Oils, Perfamefy, Medicine Chests, Toilet Articles, Dentifffces. Class Ware, Garden Seeds. Wolfe's Schaapps, Cf- gars, Groand Paints in Oil, and many other as- ticies too numerous 0 mention.
 GB We cordially invite the attention of ALL those who may wish to purchase articles in our line, either By Wholesale or Retail. to our Stock, which was purchased for Cash from manafactures and first hands. this to- gether withthe fact of our being Sole Agents for many articles, enables Us to offer superior inducements 10 the trade
 { s. MANSFIELD < CO, DRuGeisrs,
 Sign of the Golden Lion and Mortar.
 Nos. PSI < 2s3 Main St, Memphis.
 Tennessee
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
HE sooTHER,

 Taoc li.tle silver brookiet,
 That ripplest past my feet, Come speak to me and soo,hs nc, Wish whispers strange and sweet. Come. charm away my sadness, And bid nay heart rejoice; sc gentle arethy faacies,
 Sc musical thy voice. Come, tell ns how ths light winds po loiter as they pass, With snow-drops ard with Blue-belis, Among the tender grass Some legends os the green-wood, Or loves of waser-fay; Of fairies that cone tripping, To dance thn tight away DaintiIy slipping the dew-droPs. Until the sus's return; Then ialied by tbee so slnnber, Uader the way fern. Thou nossy marginsd brooklet, That gIidsst calm and free. Vii. thou speak to the rushes, And wilt thou not to me? G. gentle are fhy fahcies,
 So musical thy voice, Oh, speak to me and soo.hs me, Ard make my heart rejoice.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

T ETIItnstt- At the Mammoth Wholesale
 Drug Store, the Largest Store i'm
 fhe 1Ify aprif22-6m.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

- SHUQUALACK, Miss, Sept. IS, 1857. ~ DR. L, C. GLOVER x Observation-Disclosures :
 We wrote you some time since Aagust co 17th) for a new supply of your valuable V Liver Medicine, which we have not re-
 ceived nor heard from. We now wish S5 yo'i to send us half gross of your BAY
 = BERRY SYRUP, half of each size. As ~ far as 1t has been tried, it has acted like a c charm, and given general satisfaction, and : is acquiring quite reputation for It's yir-
 -tnes. Therefore, send forward by express g1 the above supply, and hurry mp the four
 dozen Liver Medicine, for we need it every = day Respectfully yours. = ". A. MCGUIRE X co, Druggists. r-4 This agency was constituted the 3lst F July, ls5s.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
'59 { SHOCK '59
T'es-ssas Cash----0ise EDssce

Plantation Dry Goods-Al kinds. Family Dry Goods--eyerything Chamber Dry Goods .---comptete stock. Dining Room Dry Goods --al articles Bridal ppointments-segan outfits. Elegant Evening Goods variety. Rich Laces and Ribbons--aii styles. Beauti- fal ETnbfoideries-- articles. D-ess Goods --aiifabrics and designs. Travelling Goods-- every description. Velvets, Satins, Silks select. Plain Black Siks-eyery grade Mantles. Veils, Cofienres. Corsets, Skirts. Trimmings. Ladies' and Misses Ready Uu- der Lnen--complete Hosiery and Gloves every quality. Jaconets and Swisses--im- mense lot. Irish Linens--WaFTaHted pure linen. Cloths. Cassimeres. Vestings. Lawns. Briliantes, Percales. Versailles, Grapes, Tarletais. Pefftnnery Fans, Parasols. Car pets, Curtains, Rugs, Shades. Etc, etc, etc To which we invite the attention of Consul fners and merchants.
 SPEED, DONOHO & STRANGE.
 april22-3m. 3i4 Main st, Memphis.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
Leaves Memphis Every SATURDAY.. Memphis. White and Little Red
 t@HkEyef Packet,
 Hs E T lJ Ia N

P. FLEMING Master..J. P. BOOKER. Clerk. d.,~vrT-s,s- - THIS splendid light s.E zsa= draught steamer, having un- dergoue thorough repatrs,4 has commenced making regular weekly trips from Memphis West Point and Searcy on Little Red river. Leaves Memphis every Saturday evening after the arrival of the cars, and arrives at Des Arc on Monday evening. On return trips passes pes Arc on Tuesday night
 eSy| Shippers and consignees may rely upon the regularity of this packet. and all business entrusted to theircare will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
 For freight or passage apply on board. or to
 s vH LARRY HARMSTEAD.
 lunel-tf. Agent, Memphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
Jersey City News.

HUDsoN COUNTY COuHr-INDICTMEyIs BY TIE GRAND
JuRy-Yeserday, in the Hudson County Court of Oyer
and Terminer Judge Ogden presiding, the Grand Jury
in at and presented twenty bills of ndct-
Eent and having concluded their abors discharged
The following prisouers0ere arragned:-
George Carter the New York runner, indicted FOR
slaughter in causing the death Of John Brusngham by
prutally beating him in consequence Of quarrel while
gambling recently at e Ohio house, Of Washing
ton and Chambers Streets New York.
Robert McAdoo ana james Wagan, three indictments
for passing counterfeit i've dollar bills Of the Hide ard
Leather Bank Boston, upon shopkeepers at Heboken
Monday. The prisonera plead guilty.
John j. ONeil, for breaking into the dwelling house Of
Eber L. Brown, in Jersey City, on the 9th Of January,
with intent to steal.
Aopzo Jordon and Thomas Wnship, indicted for grand
larceny charge OF stealing 300 pounds Of beef ard
$50 pounds of pork the 18th of January from Chris
topher Nixon, Of Hudson City.
Henry Brown, larceny, in stealing clothing yalned at
SIS, from Adrian B. Reynolds, in December last The
prisoner plead guilty.
Adoph Brockman, grand larceny, ia stealing crold
hunting watch valued at $3.50, from NJ. Halsey Plead
guilty.
Henry Moskow, John Krndler and John Smith, two in.
dictments for petit larceny in stealing wearing apparel
valued at SS, from Charles Helm, and Sl3 worth from
Peter Harris.
James Harner, for attempting to pass counterfeit
money.
Tae Grand Jury found bill against Mrs. Agnes Iif-
ste ang $500 worth Of furniture, no one appeared
against her.
The Court was occupied during the day with civil busi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

mv.1Y YI1r uy-
Inc ion' .. f. "ard on MS departure from Savannah
was honored by the attendance of about thousand of his
friends among whom were MANY ladies Tho fbo,ho
| r,u,o-r r..o.a
'S P "uou "nu as VIC s'eainer ieit tne wharf nred
thirteen guns, which was responded TO by Captain Day
Of the revenue cutter J. c. Dobbp who retprned tho 90
| ,v. ~, a.,. ..,...- 80 W 'o o."
"o w 'Ai"s u'f'ceh guns Aito8etner II was just
tribute to their fellow citizen.
HORACE GREELEY AT OruScr Horace croo,o,, ,o,.,
az Quincy Christmas dav on aC,reot No. ), Tn ,. ~ >,
the Lagrange mo- Ansrican who went over ~ se b;
says:t npnears that no gr,av oSna,d ~, W. suo % MN
much was he charmed with its beauty that while gazing
upon many OF Its lofty ediaces he actually run against
lady and Knocked her down sprawling in the mud At
ngnt ne delivered lecture at the City Hall great men,
Inc nan was crowded, and the lecture considered
,5yS ~ NJ lv iorace rreeey On Sunday he at
IN ,ha. A. ~. % hi, an onurcn Wnlch was dedicated
witssnay, aM ,b; e.es.Sg ceremonies put not
dnr;n@ tho sor,ron ~ iio"eo s'ei% mosI Vi the time
n ~
nsrco, S5r1;s @ o' ue new YORK Com
is nen,ionod as I, i.ruonoan nls.per-w.tes:-"lt
a cont hssn u d s u, iouuu' @ .nat MI seward held
unon snaecb ana .,h y, o s ue ia as'er denvered ds-
tho band and aon.,, ~ seu , LUX him coraaaly oy
whereupon the two agtators aforesaid laughed cont
nently at the pranks they were PLAYING
Tho rernov.l or ua, chorr.-, o.. A.. INV
ss proepc.a an impression OF his entire recovery Che
iact is That SO far frem bong well he yet unab,e 10
walk leave his His strength has been 40 reduced
by suffering and coplnetrcn thai in mi ,rohshili,r h lii
not resume his seat in conercss d,rin ,p ns VII Hi
s,o H. % sSs , u, oonBi ess ouring the present ses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

CAPTURE OF BURGLARs-About hafpast o'clock yeeter
day morning. policeman sherer Of the Fourteenth pre-
cSct was patrcng hs beat in the Bowery he discovered
asaspcous looking character ahead of him. Upon h,
oLcers approach The fellow started of endeavored "a
escape by flight, but before he had proceeded far the
officer grasped him by the collar. In the possession
the prisoner was found large bundle of clothing which
subsequently proved TO have been stolen from dwell
ing house Of Abraham Davis, No. DOS Mulberry street
which had been burg entered the might pre- vos
The accused brought before Justice Steers at the
Essex Market Police Court, where he his name as
James Curtis The magistrate committed him for exami
Laton
John Van Dusen taken into custody yeste-da,-
morning by officer Jones, OF the Eighth precinct ON
charge OF having burgarousy entered the restaurant of
James aTand No 1866 Prince street. with mt n, IN steal
pes meat ana oner aruclcs II appears that the place
bad been broken into few lights previously aud aran
thy OF eaabes stolen therefrom. Me- Garland detnrine
to be on The look out for burglars n future AMI ,ccord
he secono burglary was committed, and was whc ur
Safand was up and on the watch for n,ruers thlt Van
Dussn made his appearance Justice Kelly comniftc Tho
prisoner ior trial IN default OF 81 900 bail
ARREST or Two FEMALES DssssEp IN Mry,s Croruye
Last evening officer King, Of the detective force while
passing through Elm street suddenly came acr,ss
young ana Interesting female, accompanied by very nn
ooAng young man. but from his appearance and walk
ne omcer was not org N seeing IN the young mln the
ieatnres oil well kno~n female. Her attire y,s so DER
ect that Tor tme he lost whether 10 arrest the
Young damse or not However both TIE parties were
ques'cd 10 step INTO the detective Office where o the
Scurg and fine looking chap turned out 10 30 Isarea
howp sue, with her associate, accordingly locked
Up 70 answer Later IN the evening detective officers
oscn ana kohi discovered another female attire
psssins np CSral streo, accompanied by two She
wa aso arrested and token to the lock up where she
gave her name as Jane Smith. Thoy will be compelled 90
appear before the Police Justice this morning and In all
probability will bo accommodated with new homo up
the East river.
fIoHr AND srArmso ArRAY.-John Coffee was brough,
before Justice Connolly at tho Lower Police Court, on
charge Of having committed conous assault upon John
Ryan with kafe cutting aim severely about the he,i
aud neck The affair occurred a No. u0is Cherry street
ON Sunday night Coffee committed ~ prison for ex
animation
Suc,yssFrr BuRaLARs some burglars entered he prc
misses No 90 Wptr street on Monday night ani carried
on about $500 vor ol goods, consisting OF necrssnan
pipes, scgars &c tac g1pnrty Of Oscar H. L0ar and A.
s Roscnbaar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

Toa balance hand a present. 81 ,2l5 20
The officers the last q NJ "trc reeccted uuauros
ly Philip " Engs deliver ~n'iengfly speech the As
societion before they ad'out sei
INcyvpIsRy FrRy IN Ssvr,, yRgovD SrREEr-vrGf .vcr
OF THE potrcr-Hctyanr TIVE. 'esnd clock on Tlcs-
day morning, policemen wilson hd An@n, OF the Twcn-
y-socond ward discovered 81 mmeFtng light in the nn-
occupied frame ng ncuso "iie on seventy second
street and Ninth avenue owned ~, C"ion Know
ing the bouse a. h. ,roc,,n,ca -, onlcars sus-
poctod the building be are ail.lhg az the pre-
misses tire discovered making 'Hress tho
weather boards under the back W. me ontrers in
sauly went ~ vofi ,ss ~, ,be H. arss ami suc,sseiaI
in subduiug the i,rnes irti Aete came from
the hfcmen In the vicinity then yii OF two N water
put on, tho rena npr nrc DAMAGE about S25 r,a
police found old mao Thoma ', asleep in tho
hcrec apparently 10 take care of N The ncepda
fis had broken ny Line tarrel to kmde the fire. II ia
SAD the police have suspicion one or t In thai neigh
boIlood 81.
The WATER srRxET Arson CasE--It will be rccelccted
that James lcahy and Michael Lynch were arrested a
short TINE ago BY the Fire Marshal charged wi sb setting
IRE 10 the liquor store No $40 Water street The
was pr htsn oe'ore the Grand Jury Monday Ast ani
a uue ril 0, nhict0eus was f0und. Ieahy and Lynch
arc ue'hhed IN tnc fomos, Judge Sutherland of 10 Su-
preme court, having refused admit 70 bail tn
VII possibly be disposed of ry Judge Russell at this term
Professor MncHsr ON AsrRoSoxr.-rbis evening Pr m
o. NJ Mitchell, Of tho Cincinnati Observatory comencey
course OF lectures. al tn Academy OF Music upon as
ironomy. His invitation ~ the city was signed by largo
number OF our most oiseLtai citizens The lectures will
probably DO listened 70 with interest ard nstruc-
ton by nrge audiences lecture last week was merely
Introductory TO the course
rsrfUoSs AGAINST nFrrsL or TINS LAW ALLOWING
iA1iEs TO SUNS 10 fFs1Isy Memorials, understand,
are being nuiac ousy sgn" nv the lawyers of Brooklyn
aud this city against br JohIsous bill prohibiting parties
70 suits giving evidence IN i1eir own behalf stmnR
expression OF public sentiment this question may Me
vent Tue opnoxous BIZ from pass ng the Legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

From Savannah, In the steamship Augusa-Tion John n
MaLa, United states Mnisier 70 Chns Mrs Ward four
Iey Horace smith Levy strang, l. strozer Water
ton ssptF iitsn Brundy, " Promcs, n Ii Little A .
Br,den, br ID A BRbi Brckner John X Vanderbilt q
roolnsoo Major bewert Geo Sherman AMI rs ia the
steerage. ~ :" =" N