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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Louis Servatius,
SEQ. 80 2cn1barbftraBe,
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MERCHANT TAILOR
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9a@s BtR YrattRraee, SO. 35S II. 1885,
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Jy- MQs 8sGeluneen werben prompt, btlt8 nnp in fur5efsr
5rtf Spw mir nn9sfertt8t ueretn.
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me6srn i'm &asemetusn, bic e~rsebene Mnsetse 81 made. bal
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AZ eenase ia benz Gutau- 9pufe, Baltimore, Nb-, rsteoer erSfnst
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ben, eas piaaO thinner nees tn feiner gOaerbuna A. vetesf &
farm.
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tut. no ote 6efeE SnhruntentenmaGer aus 4pfOn, Reip- gSri
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Daaerbaftisfett b.e Mstnhe t bes GDnss bemahren unb ie
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6 ns 8taf cmen
gRrs. f6g & III. Central Npenue.
Baltimore, WlA.,

M aa Balttrtpre, WfA. a
BAL. fSrtrGersnb S~errGtbie Porter, Me unb Gtbtr, ebeniD
eSnbSn BrerH : Stput, BE bsatn Sorten, earamttrt ais In
8lafden tmpprtirt. Winesalvafsr tn alen 2unlitGten, fret
SON fH6Dii@en SubRansen. Sctner; Miner6lwaHrr Son.
t1nen, @tntratprss5 al hensg ~ l&tnsn, NIT ben neaeEtn 8ers
beHerum1er. MmerifaniiGe Rrpnsn-5tpnt unh btttp Nle In
5laf1sn. Mlte unb nert JtafGta werosn ecfauft unb psr-
tauft. Nnttni8er asert tn Baltimore fur Smiths Dbtlabels
p6ta NIe.- Nlte usAt SafrtsbenReusnben Os0enfanbe Etrbtu
sura 6aencntnsn ami has Welb rteber ~trfdttet. GenbitOrtn
Snnsn als Mrten pnnGnrupt tn TIRE ADntdnen aefugt srbaIte
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Gefbdftss SSerleeune.
Louis Felber,

orteur unb Eabrtfun nj
%MA BON
q alen SDrten StrnmpfiDaaren,
81 H na6t In beutf6en 9ubittum 6termft bic Mn,eioe
W~W@& bag tts2ft @ef6dft ppn O0N'
SEQ. 215 nad) PIG Brpabnah
erIe1t Bat. unb bafelbf bas 9rGBte Eager BON trnrarsfmon.
ru. Inttrfoden unb untetbpfen eteener Sabrif SprrStbfd bSit
d fnb aus SDrten beutfder unb bteit8sr I'd lie ffetg At
lfgfen yretfen Su Dertaufen. "
Sd babe ni6ts nit 3wtf6enbdnbIern sn tbun, uub per>
foufe uteine geaoren i'm 1tpBen rte TN Rletnen au Sen bf0ios
Ren Yrtfen TN 2abea. Rrmmt uub IterseuGt SUD baDpn,
Qputs TeIbtr,
Mrn2A6 o. 2f9, @rpabwaH, B~0Itirarre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10


Su. 10 their opinion in relation slavery Know
NothibRsm, embracing republicans and Fillmore men,
savehoders and pro slavery men, Shareholders aud
anti slavery men, arranging them ali on the simple ground
OF opposition Mr. Buchanan and his policy Assuming
10 speak for the republican party further proposed 10
dvd te ticket tor $780, the republicans designating the
senog that the other parties TO the fusion should have
the first choice.
The Era ut once entered it's protest against the whole
scheme, and with all the energy Il conld command in
sRted upon the duty and sound policy o. preserving the
republican organization maintinpg it's principles
oocung the canvass Of 1860 the involved 10 the
grese controversy between freedom aud slavery, and
ing these issues
The case went to the people, and what was the vsrdc,s
MOI oouthern Newspaper st Southern authority,
copied the proposition Of the Tribune, but general cry
was raised that 1t nadmissble Toe Southern oppo-
sitlon would have all or none Not single repub ian
tne proposition but in all quarters fell under the dig
appreciation OF the friends OF freedom. Was not this
enough 10 satisfy tho Tib,t,te?
What occurred afterwards? Il coutented itself with
mining occasionally at "uson but seemed acluiesce
10 the clear decision OF the party Republicans were bold
ana ancompromsing, utterly repuiatag in practice the
poicy On tue 1rpune, AMI 30 they achieved unnter
rupted succession OF trumphs. The victories they won
were republican not opposition victories They were not
10. proscrptve but constituting the only
lined their own ssues, pursued own course leaving
od wings, conservatives and Native Americans to vote
with them or with profgate pro slavery
as their corsciencea should dictate
Ihat was The true plan and it's wisdom has been fully
aiested ~ the result wh. the party has done in the
States let repeat Ia the federal contest of 1860 and the
country will witness . similar result.
1t not marvellous that after the FUSION policy has
been % utterly repudated Ia all sections and by all par
ties bs tribune should again present It's disorganznp
proposition again attempt 10 the republican party
TO commit suicide? having opened our columns for ds
cusson OF the Presidential question, the odto
rial OF the Tribune under that head that our readers
may see clearly how dimsy the argument 10 support of
such policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
Brooklyn City News,

HUSBAND ACCUSED OF THROWING Hrs WIFE Our or A
WINDOW Yesterday afternoon ofacor Powers, OF tue
Third precinct police arrested Thomas Steele RESTING at
No 20 Atlantic street. on the charge OF causing injuries
to his wife Of such nature that her life despared o.
AS charged, Mrs. Steele sitting on window sill Of the
second story when her husband took her by the head
and threw her out into the back yard They had bcen
The woman was picked up in of inseusibity and
was taken to the Third district Station house. where she
revived sufficiently to give her version Of the affair Her
back IT feared, is broken orna injuries ara of
serious It was hardly expected last evening
that che could live till morning Those who are ac.
quabted with the family state that she az IN tho habit
Of drinking liquor TO excess aud that was probable that
enc accidentally fell ont OF the wndoy The accused
was committed TO await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
Court Of General Sessions.


The fret disposed Of in this on Monday was
charge Of grand larceny preferred against John Cros-
key, who stole watch worth $50. He pleaded guilty
to petit larceny and sent IN the penentry for six
months.
VIM. Hogan and John Devayne jointly indicted
for burglary in breaking into the office of Edwin Foster
No 273 West street. the 27h Of April They plea led
guilty to tho CHARGE and Hogan sent to the State pr
son TOR two years, while Delyayne Black Wells
leland for the same period.
Bernard Miller, alias Bramhaulz, was put on trial.
charged with receiving three bundles silk worth S2t
the property Of Peter Feuches but acquitted the
ground of variance between the indictment and tina
proof. He was remanded to be tried again on now in
dictment.
John Cooley tried for grand larceny in stealing
fifty dollars from the pocket Of George Wood the 23th
OF April, while in q saloen in Ninth avenue The jury
after behg confined several hours, discharged by
tho City judge as they could not agree upon verdict
Six Of them were in favor Of conviction and six though.
the accused was innocent.
EXTENSIVE LARCENY OF JEwELRY.
Guefsen Cohen was placed trial for stealing So 600
worth OF ewey, the property Of his brother in Isaac
Sherman Ia Bfoome street, the 18th Of February It
appeared from the evdenc, thai the prisoner went to
London, and then proceeded to Hamburg where he was
captured He was brought back the extradon treaty
The defence vas opened late in the afternoon and the
case will be finished on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
CITY InteIIfHcnce.


TIE WARM WEATHER The weather continued warm
throughout yesterday with perhaps this exception that
1t was u degree two warmer than the two preceding
days. Thin clothing OF all kinds in demand, and
from morning until night the clothing stores and ha.
stores besieged with customers all eager obtain
apparel suited 10 the The ladies', too had
tner little fsnces to crafty this point; mil
liners and manuamakers had their hands full of bust.
in their Efforts 10 sat the different degrees Of
tastes Of their patrons II the warm weather con.
tnues, those that afford the outlay will think
Of ,esortipg to the watering places or choice
country spots there to escape the heat OF the weather
and maismatjc civilizations from the dirty condition
OF the streets The b0ne aud muscle" Of the metr0po s
whose nidhy Is not great and whose pursuits 70 eaa
war season; now and then taking hasty trpprobably
on SunoayO some OF the second watering places
contiguous TO the CITY, and which easily reached
by steamboats, and railroads, there 10 recuperate their
what reshed to their regular business routae
Few cities in the Old World, ant in the New can
boaet cftuch beautiful suburban spots where the poorer
classes and then aud recruit emseives from
the busy toll and hustle of the city The following is
statement Of the temperature Of the atmosphere yestar
day
A. NJ. IL NJ 3p NJ 5p H.
GO degrees. IS degrees. 81 degrees 40 degrees
INSPECTION ELEVENTH REaMEyr-The right wing
o. the Eleventh regiment Colonel Homer Bostwick was
inspected at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
Brigade Major Robert Taylor. The object of the in
spection to how far the regiment had compiled
with the new bill OF dress adopted by the Board Of On
GERS n August 1885, and approved Of by the Comman-
der nChef The following copy of the in specsion re.
turD:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM CHARLESTON the 20t,
ult the acting Superintendent of Police received tele
graphic dispatch from Charleston stating that three
men had committed daring highway robbery in the vic
ny OF that city, hattw of them had been aptured but
that the third man, named John Hawkins alias Liverpool
Johnny, had made his escape and probably on his
way TO New York 10 como coasting vessel The matter
was placed in the bands of Captain Gibson Of the Harbor
Police, and the latter instructed TO keep close watch
upon AL Southern arrivals Two hundred vessels were
searched without any clue being afforded TO the where
aoous OF the fugitive At last the Robert s. Bell arrived
oeI0v, and upon searching her they fonnd MI HAWKINS
The prisoner conveyed to the romos yesterday TO
await requston from the authorities at Charleston
STADBISa HIS WIFE James Maoney, tailor, doing
business in Cherry street, arrested by the Fourth
precinct police charge of sabbng hs wife with pair
shears woundng her severely In the SIDE ana breast
The injured woman taken 70 toe New YORK Hospital
for medical treatment whe her husband was iocKed up
In the Tombs.
Artxoxp CRUELTY 10 A CHILD. Michael Gillian was ar.
rested on tho charge Of throwing his infant child boy
two years and ahaK old, tdto prfvy vault Ia the
rear Of h dwelling, West Thirtteh street. No motive
could be ascrhed for the prisoners conduct Justice
Kelly committed him for examination.
JUVENILE rHEyEsN TRouBLx Adam rnckner and James
RAYMOND boys about fourteen years old wore charged
with stealing horse and wagon, the property Of Joel
and gave such information led tho recovery OF The
stolen property Committed for trial.
Imu1TING YouSa LApy--Phip Schenkeuberg was Ar
rested at the instance Of Miss Margaret Mead d Amty
place, who charged the prisoner with following her
through the streets and making use Of insr,ug an Oh
scene language. Justice Key committed tho fellow 10
prison for reelection.
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ne new uniform, which is very neat aud has very
MARTA! appearance is brie ~ described
OF black beaver body with enaeed leather tops brass
noptispece OF the State regulation pattern and pompou
blue CLOTH single breasted with one row Of nine Stats
regulation butona shoulder knots of dark green
worsted %i.h the numerical designation Of the regiment
mace OF While metal, within crescent; the trimmings on
the collar OF dark emerald green Pants Of dark blue
CLOTH with one stripe OF emerald green The regiment
armed with the long range Mimic rifle, with a sword
bay opet twenty two inches opga very ecctive
Inc et wrg will be inspected 70 day at the same hour
and place.
sxiaocs ACCIDENT IN THE BowmY..-A Sad casualty
occurred in the Bowery yesterday afternoon Az mum.
Der OF men wore engaged at work upon tia ne theatre
now in course Of erection In the above hcroughare one
OF the walls csved in buyng four Of the aborers under
the ruins Two Of tho men were dangerol sy wounded
out the others escaped with few slight bruses Tho
names OF those who were badly hurt Thomas Maher
and John Kavanagh. They were brought to the New
York Hospital for medical treatment.
IBE GREENWICH STREET TRAGEBY.-The Corouer,s in.
quest In the case Of 3an Murray the woman who either
fell or pushed out of third story window al No Q,
Greenwich street, on Saturday morning, resulted in yer.
dict Of Death by injuries at the hands Of some psrsoo
unknown 10 the jury" Upon the rendition OF the verdi
the husband Of deceased was SGT at liberty
FIRE IN EAST FIFTEENTH SrREEr--The alarm OF fire for
the Fifteenth district between eleven and twelve O'Clock
on Monday morning, originated lime kiln in Fifteenth
street. few doors west OF avenue A. The Ioss il about
$75. No insurance.
TIE CENTRAL PARE COMMISSIONERS ELxcnoy or ORR
GERS "A meeting OF the Central Park Commissioners was
held yesterday for the purpose Of eec.ng officers for the
ensuing year. BY recent act Of the Legislature tho
Commissioners were allowed to make the Treasurer's
Office sared one and token of their este m for tneir
President, Mr.. Andrew H. Green they elected hin,
treasurer yesterday Mr. Green, however, declined the
nopor and the salary also sho wing on
hs part worthy Of emulation 10 tho City IN, and al
where. The Commissioners then determined TO retain
Mr. Green IN his Office Of President and upon motion hs
was unanimously re elected. Mr.. Charles w. Elliot was
elected Treasurer. The re election of Mr. Green uhows
that there will DO no change in tho policy OF the Com
eslonefs as ar as the plan Of laying out the park ia
concerned, and thus the WORK will 70 on smoothly fer
another year at least '''
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsouAroy This society will meet
might 70 hear the record Of last year which
have been quite successful and to nominate ON for
ne ensuing year Several candidates have already been
named Tor Tho presidency Of the institution.