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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09
$50 tsewarA Cor Him

ID ANAMAN from the subscriber. at Derherd pe
IL pot, the night of the 23rd Of March last. Ne
gro Man named JIM, of yellow compile xon, about 80
years Of age feet high will weigh shout IFS pounds
Jim TaiSei by :. MARSH, Esq, Of Dixon county
Tenn. There l. a email scar his LEFT nostr, that
he says was produced by blasting rock, aud a few
his breasa oanscd from burns, though not partic-
ularly remembered by any one as % which breast
this on. de has rather q down look and an
thnugh good coun;enance. With broad forehead and
ronnd eyes. Jim had on when be left Pea Jacket
Of black Casinett and yellow Jeans Pants so Hat OF
purple color. lie Is a blacksmith by trade, and
sold by T.. :. Hawkins % W. J. Martin.
The above reward viii be paid 90 any who
Will deliver him at Chattanooga. rcnn 90 T.
;. Hawkins, No. Is Cedar street. Nashville. Tenn.
". J. MARTIN,
ap-T-f Chattanooga Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09

y. p Merchants, in want Of any of the above
tcIrs viii ud ~ their vantage TO give call
| can ammodatc them by tue dozen at low
prices as any other house in the City.
mar3-tf b. r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09
Spring and Summer Clothing.

An inspection Of the stock nt olive the nece
sliy az a purchase. "A
ltTE are now receiving entire stock OF
w ready made CloihiuE and mems Furnishing and ?
Piece Goods, ana would particularly cal tie attention
II dealers o. the style ard makeuf our garments
most OF which Was made o. order, aud The work
OF which We Will warrant 20 stand. Our stock is
prsed part Of all the newest styes of Cloth Coats,
all Caiiouns, frCck, dress, on business, skeeIoH
tweed .lioen drab dcta spacca ana cassere Coats;
CASHMERE aId Tweed Fails 10 match silk And MR.
seiiles Vestings; Pants, In great variety.
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing.
Our stock Is entirely new, comprising every good
style and quality.
MEMS Furnishing Goods.
We invite particular attention 10 improved cut
shrts as II Is The most d. srabe and reliable make
shirt Ia the market. Gloves, Suspenders Scarfs,
HecktieE, Cras ats hiels, Half Hsse, needle
worked Shirt BosoIns, and a full slock under
Piece Goods.
Black blee, brown and dAha Cloths: black and fam
ey CaFsimeres, IA great yarhy, - and Aarseillss
Sestngs dress, deta and linen IrilhDgs; Umbrellas
kc.. kc ke.
y. B.-C1othing cut 20 order.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM A co. Practical Tafors,
mar No- ~ ruhle square. Nashville.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

TALENTS NO PRoTEcTIoN. -Were they
so, Bacon would never have taken tribe,
nor would Dodd have committed forgery /;
Voltaire might bave been another Luther !;
David Hume another Matthew Hale; and
Satan himself might yet be in the canopy
of Heaven, an orb of the first magnitude.
Indeed high talents unless early cultivated,
as was that of Moses, and Milton, and
Baxter, and Edwards, and Wesley, and
Robert Hall, is the most FESTIVE under
moral restraints is the most fearless in ex-
posing itself to temptation; is the most ready
to lay itself on the lap of Delilah, trusting
in the lock Of its strength. And alas! like
Sampson, how often it is found blind and
grinding in the prison house, when it might
be welding the highest political power. or
civilizing and evangelizing the nations -
DR.. Murray.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
SeIetteb 4oetrEy.
THE wITnERED DAISIES,

You ask me why t love them 50,
These little simple flowers,
That over every pasture blow,
In April's sunny showers
And WY daisy wreath Irvine,
Instead Of dewy roses,
To hang upon the holy shrine,
Where our lost child reposes.
Twas in the spring time that she came,
And all the forest mazes
Were bright with flowers without name,
The fields were white with daises;
You know how beautiful she grew,
How fair and sweet and holy,
But the violet, wet with morning dew,
Is not more pure and low1y.
She fitted like sunbeam bright
Around our cottage door;
Her footsteps, as a fairy light,
Made music on the floor.
On every flower of wood or glade
She lavished childish praises,
She loved all thing the Lord has made,
But most she loved the daises.
How many thoughts beyond her years,
That then were all unheeded,
We think of now, with binding tears
SWEET teachings that we needed.
Three happy years We led her feet
Along life's thorny mazes,
The fourth, we lai her down to sleep
Beneath the April Daises
IT'S well, and we are reconciled,
For He who gave the blossom,
Who lent to us our angel child,
Recalled her to his bosom
And waiting till He calls for me,
To sing with her His praises,
I'll keep her blessed memory
Embalmed in April daises.
Springfield Republican
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
n~Tbo authorship Of &c Adam Rede -

re- The authorship of "Adam Bede,"
the great literary mystery of the day, is, it
is said, at last revealed. The subtle critics
who attributed it to lady are right. The
authoress is Miss Marian Evans, of Coven-
try lady we'll known as the translator of
STRAUSS "Life of Jesus" and the writer
of some Of the ablest theological papers in
the Westminster Review.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
q he Uinditatnr.


TERMS rvINDtcA TOR i. published
sssry Friday morning, Jfain St., t'co d1 2s..
W Osnss. which may be discharged by the payment
Foe Dollars in Advance. -.
ADTERTISEMENTScf ten lines, Tor tsss,) IN
sytrd three times dollar, t'ceny ce cents
',r each cent'snanes. Hor9e' '"0s''''e-
A titerat Discount made to those ~ho o0sert'se oy
he gear. III,
Profess.onas Cards, ote1ceeding seven lines 'osn
n. :.J f.. 80 svytr for Sh OO-6 months for So ~.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

1,R. THOMAS A. BERKELEY-Ohice in
Ne SECOND story Of the building occupied by
T;xNkv1SNfds D4.--tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

All adrertising for a Tess tiae tkan three aonths,
se;u 30 charged for at the usual rotes-Sl 90 per
ee.are for the frstthree insertions, ana '1e"ye0e
cents for each subsequent issue.
1He ,aboue rafes .oiU5 be strictly adhered to. The
esrc,krso~ Of the VYNDfCA TOR, - one of the lar
eest In the Stcte axd ke@ee one Of the best adUert's
Ms JOB FORK. Of al. descriptions promptly
s1snded to.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

AseH W. sHErFKY. 7 .As. HUhsAkDssR, JR.
LAW NOTICE..
vTsHE undersigned hare formed partnership in
L tie Practice of Law, in the rarseus COURTS
held in Stau-tom They wifi attend prompt y to
all business confident to their care. Especial at
seutien paid to the Collection of Claims
HUaH ". SHRFFEY viii practice in the Courts
Of Highland, Bath and Rockhridge. and IN the
Court Of APpesis. HUGH W SHEf fEn
Htaunton, Jan Is, 1859.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
DroffssionaI Carbs.

DI IU TT q M:
VINE LAW-PARTNERsHfP of Niche, Skinner
4 A. Mich;e. Terminated GA the LIST of July BY
v;m;tsticn Thomas s., and john G. Niche will
continue to practice ia partnership in all the Courts
OF Augusta Co, under the style of NICHE
xMsEfE- gYf@RAS j. Ill tUHTE,
gAS. II. SKINNER,
JOHN G. NICHE.
Btaunton, July Is, 1853
JAMES Ct. SKIN NER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NT.AU.A row VI,
N1RACECE S in all fheceures ef augusta, Rock
4 ingham and Highland Counties.
OFPIcH first deer, ia the Brick Row ia front OF
the Court House
-Stsunton, July Ii, lS59-om-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Brooklyn City News.

Oh FACTORY DESTROYED FIRE --rhe oil factory Of
Burbeck, Ketchum Co, situated near the Junction 0.
Hamilton avenue and Smith street. destroyed By IRE
about O'Clock Monday night, togo her with large
portion OF the conteue consisting OF several HUNDRED bar
fes OF oil and the machinery and figures The bsnass
WAS carried on N severn, adjoining buildings Toe Gro
spread rapidly from 70 another consequence Of
the rsDns oe nature Of the material and the misty 81 le
OF the atmosphere AZ the time, great hight which
could he for miles round about large portion OF
the oil 10 barrels saved The fire originated fro one
OF tho stills, which exploded Il contained about 900
gallons Of OIL. The loss will hardly fail SPORT Of Sl2
uoor rheh there s partial insurance in the fooeiog
oftcesArtsan Comp my, So ,0cn State Company or New
aaven Corn, $1,000 aud ST. 600 in the Commonwealth o.
Philadelphia
BoGus MONEY IN CIRCULATION Considerable BOGUS
money ia ia circulation bad gold dollars In the Fourth
and other wards counterfeit 80 bills Oh The Sussex Bang
Of Newton, N. j.; altered 80 bills the Philtipsburc
Bank, and counterfeit IS bills the farmers and
heohapios' Bank, OF Camden, n. j. Shopkeepers had
better look out.
TIE LATE tx MAYOR COPELAND The flags on The CITY
Hall we're displayed ut half mast yesterday token OF
respect for the memory OF .he late Mayor Edward
COPELAND.
DISCHARGE IRON crsToDY.--Nafy Rogers, who was ar.
rested Sunday last suspcon.of destroying her in
fant by throwing down sink the rear Of No 2le
De2raw street, @as dscnged yesterday by the Coro
u appeared the inquest that the child was still born
ard verdict 70 that effect was rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Port Of New York. june Il, 1859

CLEARED.
Steamship Africa CBr). Shannon, Liverpoo-E Cunard.
seanship Thomas Swami. Ran sey Bat,more-h b Crom.
...smshlp Chesapeake, oro~en, Portland-H Cromwell
az s ssas.ysr Issns San &c
iiip G 4 Morrison Morrison, kicaibutO MO Duncan
stip Gen de Lourmel, Ghard Boston- Boyd 4 Hncken.
Fs,s Srss s Peal callsocs Ladd ti5n,,s
EsIs 4 Fsrsass 1I} ssIns1d A.vss snesh Msnose
Sis tSsss ssss,Ifs 90
ss yIiP Srk s@h MGssSF s9 assoh
scsr Ame,iGus ws r, osa vs,n
rchr Irrchburg BsIris Richmond C Fl persou
scir Arcuo Hicks Aensodrla- Stafford 4 Dodge.
scsr aise Hoy en- Ban%o,sr saies LORD 9uoreau
sss GEL srssy . sprss.s suaE Co.
sss Ms'1a 5oss HsnS
steamer Concord. Norman. PHILADELPHIA
sissper aida Eebs sSes P fs,ses
ARRIVED
Steamship Persia Brl. Judkins Liverpool, June IT, with
%G ana a 40 psssfnsers to Canard s inst at 4o I'M
d. for LIVERPOOL 18th IS Dies Of rory Is2ne passed
COW rorl glasgow Few York ,7h at Is So lon II 90 ar
,srs Genion bound 2oh at uoo0, Br seamshp ohi OF
Steamship kangaroo (,r jeffrey Liverpool. June g. via
q aa a 'Is Sb oo5 ' Dss
s S Ss ft on 81
parsed sip Jenny Lind from ivepoc Tor New York IS days
htesmshp ocean Queen seabury H4yre via Southampton
h s.e ao to and ba h
by dense toys arrived of SendS Hook at AM knd off the
Steamship Augusn. Woodruff. Savannah with mdse sno
sh r sSn Pn Of Cape
midnight vi Steamship Florids Monday, AN, ~tih steam
chip Montgomery. Thee hours OF the High
Steamship Huntsville. Post Savannah with ndse
tenlers % = Cromxen Co. The detained OF the
Hishsnts,6 hours BY fog
e. re 20 spp ono sson Co. The was de
dayo NTH ,,4,
5.6ory of fhladelpb'a Bang. date Bowen, doceos
3 o. Ion IS sroke bari Howard from ssy.npsn vsps.
rsso .ss 9ay exchanged Signals with brig Anna Willing
BARK reSipe,s Leighton, lara. 10 daJs with sugar
BIx hep!e Crste of XII gsop Ma,s Northrup Palermo
rs Iasy &. pSwsrs
fo s New 1 York a on 80
eess S ne DAYS Sn p Ds
ar ssiS . Son nea with sSar wi can and let
senf t1essasn cof Portsmouth, RID. Freeman, Jacme
June with logwood and coee to Abbo.& 1hackery, Of
sehr WIN Haroil tof Balanore, Dggs Salinas, Pr. Is
dtys br T hH, sSsar 70 starges cesrOasn co.
is,b lDtt with fruit to Ibos einrartin -'''
With ss q s'ss sssssss inst
enc s y s. spsst sss . sssss
sehi coias Pensace sOf Days sa ffh's
,setr Ws,r h.lesh Phillips savannah days, with cotton,
/ si .1sd, cuDs ee0Tseows 90 sdsys
icnr Golden State wilbert AiexsrdIs, days.
ss sr a. b.,e G c1sa,d 1 g,, I Gays
s seh lsonssd scc,, v s,ss s Gays
Ietr Brothers. DAvie. Georgetown, g. days.
Scsr john oItfHtb 6oniiips ssia@cre, SS days
sssr sI,1 Iss7Tc;: Ra,nor bselness. sd.y.
schr 9uicss'ep, Reed, Georges Bark;
schr Mary sepkp, Beers Boston s days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Court Of General Sessions.
Before the Re ,ordcr,


JUNE 2i-TLe Grand Jury presented large batch OF
indictments this morning for burglary larceny and hom.
cide.
John Burns indicted fer the murder of Charles Stewart
wss arraigned, and pleaded not guilty.
john G. Meyers also charged with killing Sarah j.
Meyers and having pleaded guilty TO the charge
reuandeo for trial.
Jeremiah Shay tried aud convicted OF committing
Assault and battery Almon Brown dc viii be seu
ienced on Saturday
Ed ward A. Jones, indicted FOR burglary in tho first de-
gree, having the night OF the 2st OF Nav entered the
dazzling house OF Catherine Blower, No Great Jones
street plea led guilty TO tue third grade Of that Of
He was sent to ihe State prison for folf years.
Michael ShesEsD, inc Icted for committing a rape on
Catherine Brennan, pleaded guilty aud battery
Frederick kregeDau, rough looking DufGnmsn, & "a
charged With a similar offence little girl nanea
Rachel BtaDdes nut she evidence for cution
very strong Mr. scdgwcK consented 10 take n
pieQ o. assault and battery.
Cement Hamilton peaded guilty 10 obtaining poois
uncer ia &c preences, he having the Atm OF Nav
cured three poInde Of vanilla beans, worth S13 from
Hal, Rockel Co in the name OF Il, Mailard. The
above prisoners we're renamed for sentence
Levy P. Smith placed on trial, CHARGED with stel
ing $50 wof 10 OF ewery and clothing property Of
Charles p. Clark from the stesmer Elm City. II appear
ing Ioat The accused OF ouce toe
steamer vas beyond Rkers Island (Which is not n the
county Of New Yofk the inry rend red formal verdict
Of rot guilty Court rot having jurisdiction Of
committed outside Of this county
William Fee PIE aded guilty to an attempt at gread
larceny, ana sent 10 the pepitentary for yeaf
James NcGfahnm was tired for highway ro5-sry,
Wlism Murray baving sworn that tue night of Cue
25n of May, While he was lying steamer foot
CHARLES street. he assaulted and ROBBED rs
Toe jury rendered verdict OF guilty, whereupon the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

a erfGULAB ELoPEMENT.--Mr. Alvin +. Eddy a
merchant Of Marquette, Lake Superior arrived in tan,
c yesterday by tbe steamer North Star from Lake SD
peror, n search o! his sister, who d,ssSsesred from
Marquette on "Wednesday The sister was a married
TomAn, who had Jeff behind her In Der dent her bis
aln resr cf9ole named Barnes possessed OF AN
s means v, rahe tnelr home comfortable and a chiId
~ u.obtos od. At the time OF her Disappearance a
s.Ss - .Stneo Ncchfsnc, ship carpenter formerly
.,pnk d. n0flan 10 tas State also went away and 90
trace o' eher OF them could be found IN. steamer
oy Isp Mt 'ntN FORT for Chicago on the same dav and
it was e1pioeed hst the had gone ogeiaer m th,,
boat The brother was IN great d,s,ress and .earncd
perfectly at r joss what 10 DO re anned % Usss.a
Cunning q Bodgsit, private octec,Ivee Yor %
sbsance. They teegraphed TO Chicoao IN, sonnd
that TIE steamer had not yet arrived n, Do,
pace. They tbcn teegrapned n m,ya,saa '
AMI sscerta tia. the bost yiue NJ th,, &
bot would leave during the evening Tor Coicsyo Tna
eapiin u The Lady Egir replied TO despatch which
tey seat 10 hin, ,hat the pair passengers on ba
hos and that he would arrive Chicago this rnoru,op
re brother left nmed,tcy for Chcsgo where BE- hopes
to h'escep tse runaeays. The has many singular
pases kr ddy etates ist the husband Of sistsr
man CT rood reputation end vel ~ Both be and his
we have suays moved ia TIT most society
mere nag never been ony cfcuity whatever between
uen oi on no contrary they have always lived together
" tes nos heetonaie Dssper, and seemed mutually de-
V9adS eiche1 IA each other. Toe child that is cruelty
ieti snhpui moher's s an Interesting babe 10
"nom NA Barns nevef wea>isd OF gyioe attention on
ue othsr basn 'ochrane IN represented being worth
'et youcg fe'o@ with 10 ttsniiug 10 soce,y and no
nesra --I'&feH +. se Pless, J.ss le,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
One bark.
Telegraph Marine Rcro

LONG BRANCH June q unset. Ore bark or Shore bound
80. WIND SW, light weather cloudy
HIGHLANDS, June n, sursetwlnd sw, ard Light wcath
clouoy.
SANDY HOOK, June a. sunset-schr H.nilton ashore IN
honer sbosl hound TO New sorh will probably get Of
HIGH wafer hhip Constellation and bark anchored the
Spit bound out Wind sw; weather cloudy.
NixceilaneOus.
SNIP Nrfy sou1HArD (uew, OF Richp,ond Mel, from H
Jcn ND FOR Penarib Roads, totally 18th us
Grand Aennn. Crew saved. The built at Itoh
ond Me- in 1859 500 tons register rated Ala by
Soutsrd Of the above place. and valued at $4,000 (y
tslsgrspho Ewood Walter ESQ. Secretary Board Under
wri'ers)
Cap, Skinner Of BIah thr Ped has thanka FOR his
perfet u epoit Of vessels lon at Port su Prince.
T otislpg pursers Of seanihos Huntsve and Augusta
from So osh apd or te jos Adser from Charleston have
our thanks tor full hles OF pspets
BARK IusTyva, f,om Ssiu for Ro Janero, seen
oG psiuxept River with lon or fo etopraast
fhgs peg one.
Fern Pvrr,sT ayversr ftor, Boston for Fsh before
ported Point beach Eeppebec river,
sIli he = Ices Ter cargo had ceen saved,
ecur wAuxY 40 ashoiN Pcspue lying head sbo-e
On 18Th list sern coi9lce gone una wHshea on ssoFs and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

SEVERE PUsIsuNtHT.-Lewis Kiple and George
Williams were found guilty, in Wilmington n. C., on The
l'th rF On charge OF bufgaiorsiy entering store 10
toaf Guy Tue day previons They sentenced to re-
ceive each, on The nrs Indictment thirty ashes on
bfr bare backs, and be imprisoned six months On tho
Second iDdic.ment, thirty moe lasbes and SIX months
sormeDt, II Imprisonment to commence al the ex ra
ton o. TIE iirt Blk months On the third Indictment,
thirty pine lasAes and six months .he in,
psobment TO commence az the expiration Of twelve
1cDos On the fourth Indictment, hiry lashee and
Six months imprisonment, the Imprisonment to begin al,
the expiration OF eighteen months. On the q th ind CT
uent thirty nine lasbes and be released Ia ALL one
oundred and ninety Eve lssbes the bare back OF
eupfit and two years imprisonment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NLw YORK IN Four
DAYsA meeting o. railroad directors OF several roads
was held on the 9Th irst ~ Grand Junction Tenn 10
agree rron rev time schedule for the resp; roa
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad, the Memphis and
Chic, tho mississippi Central aud Tennessee, the Asss
spri Central and Mobile and Oh road represented
mo general result OF the ceihera,ons OF these gentlemen
we're 70 arrange the sced iles form close donb
1aiy correction between New Orleans and the North
sud Eeet and between NJ mpis and the North and Fast
through Grand junction by the new arrangement the
tine from New Orleans, via Grand junction and Cairo
% New Yo'k, VIII be ninety seven and half hours with
no 1ying ovor' anywhere The details OF the new ar
raDgeDeDs viii be made pubic, ard the new scho
se tine agreed will 30 into operation the lst Of
july
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Naval gpteJlirence.

Iholm'ton has becD received a. Washington that the
~ sNsn'r Seminole, building at Pengacoll, will De
49, on the 18th irst She will carry six Dahjgreen
gus AGO four Large pivot euna
=, re oEhea stata sloop Of war Levant Commander
hnna IRON DNton Tor tie Pacific, was spoken Juno H.
The Unitsd stats eloop " war Savannah sailed from
PeDsacois on tie lf'b inst for Boston With 100 ~ bar
Uea sbcs with ths Chagree ever, NV '" A''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
The Grain Trade In Ch,cap,.

Inc gram market Tas heavy and dull Yesterday. All
so1s Of runors Of vars Of damage demo by the frost
and Of CINCINNATI demand for -four resorcd 10 In
oToer 10 bolster up prices, but IN vain The entire s,es
Of woeai curing the day did no. exceed 0Oo bushes
aud hey we've at 81 40 81 az for NO / red winter
81 10 Tor No sp'ng 81 90 81 o3 tor standard bring
cosIng az 81 t2, and SIC for Ne. sprng. Corn was
more active, but lower than on Wednesday. We note
sses OF $4,000 bushels at o6c. &c for No. railroad
corn in store, and 6Sc for canal corn aloat Flour vas
offered at lower rates, but without buyers Casea7o
Emo, INz.s II. 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

ways readily acknowledge. II is Impossible 70 conclude
tins aiaty sitbont pay ING just tribute 20 Captain hApn
aod MS officers alike dstips for tner Dsnt,al sk
And gen,e bearisg. Wishing them mapS pfosoe,.
ous voyages the Atlantic snu praying WV " send
Che Galysy line good speed, conclude. VlAgOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

The PERFORMANCES AID or Ing ITALIAN FUND-rO day
the matinee viii on and 10 night the evening per-
aid Italian fund for the support the
WIDOWS and orphans OF those soldiers Who may fall in
eghng the battles Of their country against the Ausr,ans
No doubt there viii be large and enthusiastic attend
spce; and the Eews which publish to-day from the
will give grea, res, and ecla % the per
formances. The sympathy OF the people s strong with
Italy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Heav, Verde, AgaIn,t stage proprietor

la The Court OF Common Pleas part second Judge Day
pres'ong Andres Stevens against the New York Gone,
dated stage Company, obtained verde. ycsterdsy o.
~ 600 for Injuries cone 10 himself ny being fro
one OF their stages through gross careessness Of enc
OF Their drivers, on the 23d Of October last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
The Forrest Divorce Case.
SUftW,iR OOUar--srkcIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge woodruff

JUNE 81 --Ie he matter y Frlts .. Frr,st-TnN was
mpuou the psit az ar Edsin tosres, or DON T.
90 20 ue issued 10 California to 80 mo the cna G.
ter sud conduct, OF Mrs. O N Sinclair (ormerlg " O.
FOfrFe) while res sens Of that STATE. " monoa ~as
6ani
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

INV NunAsY NAP OF THE sat OF Waive hsys RI.
ceivsd q copy Of . b-sutiul ntN map o. she seat OF
var IN Europe, drawn by eu,6rans VS. in the most
sht,c MAJ per from the most liable authorities and 81.
nrAbly execuied by the eneravsT Il 10 o. very large
size and by far the best that 80 have yet seep The
mountains, sses rvers boundaries Of Ststes and psrt
cuiNly the passes the APPS well defined The
color,pg Is neatly done, ard altogether IL ia q very
creoitabie production. The msp embraces the
whole OF upp and csutral Italy, with the Mediterranean
and The Sea- very large portion France with
the central DEF OF troops and the routes passes
Of the APPS and that part Of S~mzesnd which bounds
the ter tory and oubady Instead of having
the map crowded with Of places, the important
military portions POINTED out DISTINCTLY together with
the places whore Napoleon fought hrs battles with
dates BY distinctive marks, cities, large towns, SINAI
snd villages first class fordcaons, class
forHcstons forts and TedOubts battle hclds, military
naroors commercial harbors, railroads. common roads,
mountain passes broges canals bead Of navigation
marshes, are exhibited at glance Lieutenant Ives IL
Lieuiensnt G. Ives, Typographical Engineer, United
States army, and s we'll qualified for the vsk he has
derassn lie leader of the celebrated Colorado exps
ditou, and the superintendent OF the Washing
Monument The map is published by Ben, Fulton
street, New York, and comes out alt AZ the right time