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HARPER's FERRY INSURRECTION.-
IL ersl sTEkE0sCOPlC VIEWS Of HARPLRs FERRY
and vicinity executed by the New York sereoscopc Company
for SALE 6y d. APPLETON Co.. NO $40 and Sis Broadway
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. -C,,e

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. - Case
NI No Ss-Wooa Box with Brsss instruments IN Trsy
oogs Sc be PIT below P,F eicch needle potn;
Dyides with Pc, P-0c. Snd Bar pair a. tnch Diviiers
ysir Silnh needle point Dyc.-s VIII Pen aad Pencil sfnf
box.Pen Bras PTstssor, Horn ProrAcior Ivory eiah
McA..ers Priced ard DesrpV, Ca4ogn Of As;segs:cs
Opara ard Phlosophca Instruments no 80 Hasrs-
lated s.A..k MoALLISIEE L BROTHER.
(Es;sbished II 1881,
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No. 5 Beekman..t-. n. Y.
TINHE LEDGER, THE PRESBYTERIAN, and
sCALPFI.
The SNALFEL.
THE SCALPEL for OCTOBER, No. XIII.

T'HE LEDGER, THE PRESBYTERIAN, and
THE sCALPEL =, v,,
Edi;sd By EDw.sO ii. ,DIxos,. ii D:
T fa gu M S peoP We 3 believe IL seSsy
nted BY the Pres TO have attained higher position for it,
or ESIcpe bu, sem. iers are Two opinion. on IL merits ana
we ,ys the public 81 oPPo,tSny % hear both ds
Of MI Bonner' Ledger and lis influence the aud
Of the country and No Il another the Religious Press
The EDITORS estimate Of the R Catholic press and hi,
hdule Of the mummere' Of the Church. of course familiar
INC ''''' " Ii. 3. LAWRENCE Co Publishers.
Dr. Dixon has expressly ordered III. Of the follow
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
From The Western Banner Roman Caholicl, g., Louie
' St Louis and Cincinnati colaboren medcal
oups but in such irregular ths, standard physicians
unqualified tempt Personally, the editor, Dr. Dixon Is
Of force Of character and mental auten.s but his
eG to win credit for sny aesssd for an
audience and having for rs object discussions Of The
Dollar Ar;isle.~Tbe Editor Of the scspe Dr. Dixon affirm,
ee 20 secular or dsy He omit. 10 STATE whether any Of
his articles wss worth dollar We have certainly seen mum:
The PIs.ysI. r.,hs. severe upon Dr. D'op but ws gs
really the Doctor only wonder that anybody prints such
bsderdssh he writes even when II il iufniihed patousy
Wist Henry Ward Bsechsrs to heo Osy that Edward II.
qneI masher Of dry bones Of orthodox errors
i" Town and o0aH'Ig BACK VOLUMES.
TIE sCALPEL, hom No l. lais 70 No 20 lss neatly IN,
Se snS Of @ G'a
London Times sn inexIsustabe mine Of Instruction,
ment, and genial wit"
No. A. contains: Tears Of Con,rhon addressed 70 Mr.
Robert Bonner beside the usus number Of powerful didactc
arice The press fer years than thirty Of those said
notices have pronounced this urns uneqaasd for It's powerful
tive articles the Of e while the leading jour
nails city, TIE ues Herald Tribune, Courier and En-
quirer Home Journal Journal Of Commerce. Express ard Poet
repeatedly pronounced H. unequaled for the tact and witty
yensy Of is CONDUCTOR IL 10 addressed excl svey ,o the
people ard discusses medical sabects The s. Louis
Barue opinion the will observe IL the Roman Catholic
oft LAWRENCE, No. Nesey.t, Asor House.
ROSS TOUsEY, anc H. DEXTER WHOLESALE
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Ard contains Characteristic ard powerful
SERMON
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Aso great variety Of interesting ,ses among which are,
Sir JOHN FRANKLIN Biou,phicaI Sketch and an
Ascoul, IKE Ls:e Expedition Of seAeh.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON sivn, The pr..er;
reet Of Social Affair. a; tie se., G, Government.
THE GREEN WAGON AND THE RED WAGON, or
Al. ard Tobseco
RULES FOR MORAL WARFARE = BY the Rev. 7. l.
CUYLEK.
THE MOTHERS SACRIFICE Anew poem by D. Is
rHrxE DuFFrsLD Of Detroit.
"AMoRAvIAH. coMaEMoRArIoHi" Al aeeoaa. Of an
interesting cay sssor Conn, By ths Rev. Lros.SD w.
Bacon.
"7HE BRODERIcK TRAGEDY = A le:;er fron c.li.orni,
BY the Rev J. c. HoLBsooE.
THE NsURRECTIoN AT HARPERs FERRY = A full
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Nu fuNFstIen 70 the Public. =
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CITY % NEw.YoRE-DEPsRrsESr oF FSaScE,l
BUREAU OF ARREARS, August H. 1853. !
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Sae of property
~ for unpaid Taxes and rsgsar Rents of Cro,on Waer
Public notice h hereby ryen ihs sale of properly for the
UNPAID TAXES REAL ESTATE for The years 1859,
1855 1884, and the unpaid regular RENTS of Cro;on
Wa,.r for the water commencing May l. 1852, and
ins April 80 lsS respectively added % .be ax q 1884 In
the Nineeeuth, Twenty second, and Twelfth Wards, wiz
take psce public snction The City Hall in the City Of
NewYork MONDAY the th day Of November at IL
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paper printed and prblshed IN the City of New York
JOSEPH c. PlNCKSEY, Clerk Of Arrears
NJ BFor the other wards reAreno. may be had 70 The
Fverans Po.:- sull ls~l4wTn
EOR ADOPIION.-Any respectable family
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THIRD EDITION of THE EVENING

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CRoroS AeuEDrcr DEPIErNyyr, oc- 4, ls5s.
UNPAID WATER RENTS.-Notice ls hereby
- 1yer ibs, By e; q te Ler,a.are TN PER CENT
xh be ADDED 20 81 UNPAID WArEa HLSIs on Ae mt
csy of November, seea tie sge Per o-.t which
kcorr~. CO he Day Of Augls.- -
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TAX-PAYERS are notified that all the books
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Tsx for present year. Al p-rs when applying for
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is1ss CT rea property AID aso 70 ilrrisn the YARD
numbers q rsa estate addition The number
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Of he evidence for The prosecution. State Johnson
vo sJones page 200; ncD.n's' vs STATE vol 8, Sn
and Marsha is, D. 40l Days case, II OF pamphlet
Secoud-rhe existence Of malice 10 not prssumablc In
this case H. on any rational theory consistent with 81
evidence the homicide Gas snosr Jassnso'e sxcusnoe
York vol 2, Bennett and Heard, isaaas cri a'aai
Thnd--I 90 the whole evidence presented by the pro-
secuton, there any rational pohess consistent Win
the conclusion that the bomcde was ushabe or exc ss
bic, the defendant cannot be convicted.
Fourth-N the jury believe that Mr. Sck'es, when the
HOMICIDE occurred Intended 70 XII Mr. Key, he cannot BE-
Ffth~h is for The jury to determine, under au the
circumstances OF the case whether the act charged
Mr. Scsles is murder or jossibable homicide lRyan's
case, Q; Wbeelers Grim. Cases, 81
Sx,h-T The jury find that Mr. Sickles killed Mr. Ke
while ,be latter was Grimm al Intercourse IN the vii
Of the former, Mr. Sickes cannot be convict eth
murder msrslaughter.
sevenih-f from the whole evidence, the jury believe
that Mr.. sekes committed The ACT but, at the tune Of
dong under the influence OF diseased mind,
really unconscious that he committing CRIME,
be pot in law guilty. Of murder Days CAGE pamphlet,
Esbh-r the jury believe that from any predisposiug
cause the prisoner mind impaired and at the time
Of kinng Nj Key, he became or was mentally incapable
OF governing himself in reference Mr. Key, the de-
baucbee OF HIS wife, aud At the time OF his committing
d act by reason OF such cause Unconscious that no
committing a crime to said Mr Key, he ia no.
griisy OF any offence whatever Days Case pamphlet,
p0ge17)
ht Wsoher moa as 10 he caPacy W oec'oe upon the
cmpslity Of the particular act 10 questionable homi.
citeat the moment occurred and what The condi.
lion Of the parties respectively as 10 being armed not
not at the same moment.
These open queeons for the jury as are any other
auctions that may upon the consider alton the evil
oerce the whole OF which 10 be taken Ia view By the
jury (JarbOe'S case, psmDhlet, page 20 HsAf
reptbrhe law does not require that the insanity which
snfoves from crime should exist for any definite period,
but only that exist ut the moment when the act
Cured with which the accused stands charged.
Feventh-If the jury have any doubt 10 the case
either in reference 10 The homicide the question of
nifty Mr.. Sickles should be scq iitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

Btihop Doane, Of New Jersey, At last accfnnts from
BHlpston, was sinking fast HIS disease hal changed
for she worse and his ply slcans regarded his recovery
- doubtful, and almost hopeless.
Hon. chas Hale Speaker Of tho House OF Represeoa-
tives Massachusetts and Henry Ward Beecher Of New
York, were IN Chicago on the 10th inst.
The commission for Com. Coarles Stewart uuder the
act Of Congress creating him Senior Flag Officer the
sc,ve st Of the United Slater Navy wsrded 10
him On the 21st inst by the Secretary OF the Navy.
From BAvre and southampton in the sesnship Fulton
Ater Q II e:rpsa swgy. Blancap, saro
ih'a R.nssho Rs,y ss hs,.ae 1ay W.. S ss
ws sss sn% s,s Dss
Cohen Yrs Idter and Two shild,sr Col Louis Ds'psc,
:dy s1nsft5 snS a De ss S;S
min nj, NJ. asfrs CHI sa rsS s
scoews lady CRIT and ,ady orsndesp Gasnos
ard ,soy d ismercer and ady, leroy. D lsdas
ard ssia M w.,, M'I,S ~ Mou
% LADY .'S an. S'
sesrip and J PJ rotur,, e cot,otr Mrs S,sa esv
c PeeqDenx Miss . Flyer Randolph and lady. Mrs de
.s. Miss S ssy so. S.s
s'ehtns, simonin Mrs :, Remy, Shield schel stvard
aSd hss children sss s iSsy n.
was s .s ass shs ze %ss zS e
From Charleston in the steamship Nashvisss. Mursaeu
Mrs yett Mrs Jones Mrs " vermilyea. < Peersoa
and lady. Miss Ipgraham laurence, Leio'ns ,seo
fsss sFs s%s9 .s IN. eH Y 1s ss s9s
EinsmsD, N Rinsmsp Mr Candle. Mr. srsemever 4 ston
;o,. see:. sno iis% s fsss ssirs."s.
Everett. Rush Us Young sarlsnd 9 Plat and and
S!si:m Mis- ys's, u. Ilsysr .ns sosy: JaS oes
man, J scBride and lady, and 4o In seerage
From s. Helena IN The ship uuco.ah Capt carbery of
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The DEPARTURE OF LORD NAPIEp AND FAMILY
on BOARD CuRACoA.--At two O'Clock yesterday the
Of Lord Napier their governcss and tutor vent on
board OF the ship At four O'Clock Lady Napier,
panied by the Rev Mr. Balcb, Mrs Bacb and their two
daughters, of Baltimore; Mrs. Barney, Mrs Old1eld Of
Washington; IAcut. Marcy u s. NJ and Liout Davenport
U. 5. N proceeded TO the Navy Yard where the United
States schooner Rainbow commanded by Capt Craven,
readiness 10 convey Lady Napier 10 the ship-the
Rainbow having the British ensgn flying from her mast
Lady Napier here took kind leave of Captain and Mrs
Blake. AS the Rainbow glded past the Navy Yard the
band struck up God Save the Queen" On approaching
the Curacoa the Rainbow up the and stripes and
boat from the ship met her. Lady Napier and her
friends handsomely received by Capt Mason OF her
Britannia Majesty's frgate salute Of thirteen guns was
fred and the compliment returned from the Navy Yard
Lord Napier arrived from Washington In the evening cars
He met by large and distinguished party of ctzons
who escorted him 10 the wharf there he babe adeu
with much feeling, 10 his frends some OF them accom-
panied him to the chip and Mt IL she sailed Wtsh
ington States, 1ust 81
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SLAVE TRIfIETs.-A negro woman, slave Of
VIM James, Of smyth county, Va gave birth 70 three
children recently She has had six children in thirty
month";
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Williamsburg City Intelligence.

AT1Expr AT MuRDER.-Abeut half past twelve yester.
day man named John Weinberg arrested by officer
Ward Of the Sixth precinct for Assautng with
kill, his mistress, Elizabeth Stoll. On Wednesday Vein
berg was arrested on complaint OF his mistress for
assault upon her. She appearing against him. he was
discharged. Yesterday he came in about what
intoxicated, and commenced TO abuse her, when she
struck him with stick He became enraged at this and.
Selling pair OF Scissors made pass her striking
down and stabbing her in the forehead face and
her hands The blade of the scissors broke Off in her
skull leaving piece Of steel about quarter OF inch
In length. She screamed for assistance, when officer
Ward went In and arrested him. Her wounds
sdered 20 be dangerous. They dressed by Dr.
WiemeDda who extracted the piece Of steel from
skul The parties reside In Montrose avenue Smith
street Weinberg held 70 appear for be-
fore Justice Ryder
CASE OF DIR. WmsoS--ExAMSAnoN PospoNED.-Yester-
day afternoon Justce Fox prepared take up the
charge against Dr. E. Wilson, preferred by Mrs. Elncy
Lyons of alleged outrage upon her. Shortly after tho
opening Of the Court the ompanants proposed
an adjournment, unpleasant that they had
been unable TO get their witnesses at Court Defendants
counsel were ready for the examination aud proposed 10
examine the complaining Witness then adjourn the
necessary. They stated that they DESTROYS Of
speedy examination but the not being ready
to proceed the case postponed until May 9th. Mean
while DR.. wilson is permitted by the Court 70
own parole as he has been since the Mrs Lyons
has made her appearance Court the day she
preferred the charge.
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SENDING FLOUR TO CANADA.-The Rochester
Daily linton says that the Maple Leaf instead Of
bringing flour from Canada, Rochester
hOnr TO CObou'g and Port Hope every trip Tue Cana
dams short of breadstus and 70 this arket
for their supplies The quality Of -four taken by the
steamer is fret rate, or aUOrg the extra brands.
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City Intelligence.

ENGNEER's TRIAL TRIP OF TEE RUSSIAN STEAM FRIGA1E
GENERAL ApxIRALThs noble vessel left her dock at the
Novelty Works. foot Of Twelfth street, East river yester
day morning, and proceeded engineers trial trip
down the bay. Nobody was allowed on board except
those persons Immediately engaged in her construction
She proceeded down the East with engine work
ing satisfactorily, but owing to her gigantic size and
prevent accidents, she was aided by several steam
boats keep her in the channel AS she proceeded
down the bay che passed several OF our largest
Liverpool packets, and they looked like mere piemies
in comparison with her. AS she got an ofiug
from Governors leland the steamtugs cast off their
lines and the leviatban steamed down the bay in
beautiful STYLE 1t is understood that before the General
Admiral leaves for Europe, trial trip will be made
On which occasion large number Of versed in naval
architecture will be invited She returned to town in the
afternoon end anchored of the Battery. The trip was
quite satisfactory.
The New LAW INSTITUTE opened yesterday at three
O'Clock, in a splendid al the rear of the Federal
Courts alreay described days since in the HERALp
Judge Ed monds delivered appropriate address review.
ing the progress Of the institution
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIGHT wIyG OF THE
ELEVENTH REcMEST.-The right wing of the Eleventh
regiment washington Rles), Colonel Homer Bostwick,
will be inspected Monday next, at three O'Clock PM
at the Division Arnory the Of Elm and White
streets The object Of the inspection to how far the
members Of the regiment have complied with the
bill of dress prescribed by general orders from head
quarters. The left wing will be inspected at the same
place on TUESDAY the 10th inst.
STEAMER THOMAS POWELL has been Withdrawn from the
daily route between New York and Rondout for few
days.
TIE NEW sYATE ARsyNAI.--The officers charged as ex
ocio commissioners for building and repairing arsenals
and armorcs have concluded reconstruct the arsenal
Seventh avenue, which tumbled do last year. The
late Legislature appropriated $4,000 to complete the