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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

MONTE Nav IL leko
Cotton unchanged sales to day 1000 bales uaiddhnx.
at No No 81 ee of the last week. 500 bales;
ccips ditto, 100 bales against Goo bales yeae Re-
Ceips 1t this port ahead OF last year.
10 port, Is SEQ bales; fresdts, Nd sled; sterling
change, ~ OK per cent.
BALTIMORE, May IA. 1852
Flour dull, At 81 so for both Howrrd street OHIO.
Wheat firm; white, 81 80 50; red, 81 II 81 So Cora
dropping; white, 9cc ole whiskey firm Ut Sic. Pre-
visions nrm Bacon sdes, 9zfc l0c.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA, 1859
The excitement In breadsnffs has materially absted
parties awaiting further foreign advices -Four quiet
Wheat also quiet sales 5000 bushels at 81 30 81 95 for
white, and 81 80 81 IS for red. Corn declined 10 yell
low, 9lc Oats lees active sales at &c. 60c Mo'asses
advanced Cc1ee-Rio, Ike IKE; Lagusy "a, i2s.
Rice 43<c. Whiskey advanced 70 3,c.
ALBANY, May Ia. 1859
Market quite 6rm, and prices fully taaed
actions very light, holders not pressing the
aaee OF -four not than SEQ bbls SIN all lots OF Co
have been sold ct &c. Notransactions in wheat.
BUFFALO, May l4-lPM
Flour less active. but prices steady sales of 800 bar
rels at Sc 30 Sc SIX for extra Illinois, 81 81 rs for
extra Wisconsin, 50 rs So so for superfue Wise ns,a
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio 81 SIX 81 62x for exvs
ditto, and 81 Is 50 rs for double Wheat 10
moderate milling demand and steady sales Of 800 buss
els at 81 rs for Chicago spring. 81 Is red chsae
and 81 87X for choice white Ohio and fair white Ken
lucky. Corn steady; sales Of 1850 bushels IlioOs
river at &c., and 200 bushels Toledo at Notnag
doing In other grains Whskey BETTER sales Of coo
rels at 30c Freights unchanged Lake imports yester-
days 100 bbls. four 800 BUSH wheat II 900 d. can.
Canal exports 500 bbls. four 1900 bush. wheat;
5000 do. corr; 9Cc0 do oats
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The Case OF the Lottery Dealers.
THIRD DAY.


AUGUSTA, May lip. NJ.
There has been evidence given in to-day in the case
o. the State vs. Samuel Swan. Sergeant Brney was
Called but the Judge ruled him out He did not testify:
1t was stated that the defendants would prove by him
the origin Of the prosecution that was nstgated by R.
France Co., and that Mayor remann and another New
York man name fogotten merely the cats paws OF
r. France Co.
Ire case was submitted to the jury Hon. Robt
Toombs Thomas W. Miller, Edw. j. Walker, A. O. Lochraue
and Hon W. Stephens made long speeches in favor Of
Swan; the Attorney General, VIM. R McLaws, for the
State The latter is speaking
The counsel for defence principally argued that the
Sparta Academy lottery grant franchise that could
be sold, alened and conveyed, and that if Swan Co.
were guilty Of crime in managing lottery under the
grsnt which they purchased from the trustees OF the
Sparta Academy, then the trustees who conveyed the
grant guilty fraud The State, which received
license fee Of 81 coo per annum from Swan Co was
party to the crime well the corporate authorities of
Augusta Gs who also received license fee from Swan
& Co.
appeared from the speeches that the buried lottery re-
cords Of past resureccd that all the old schools
universities colleges Masonic halls in The land had been
built by lotteries The greatest best men ia the aud
had sanctioned them.
The presiding Judge appears to be very hostile to 10.
terics and h charge TO the jnryis ike some
u his ruups so Gar in the Gaze inog f,e 5000 -
tSsTge.
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guilty Of similar offence, was sent to the same
institution for three years. Henry Rice, convicted
of an assault and battery, was fined 800 and sent
to Blackwell's Island for nine months
Abou five hundred of the Mormons who arrived
here on Friday from Europe left last evening for
the west by Albany and The Michigan Central Rail
road. The remainder of the brethren and sisters
take up heir abode for the present with the Gen.
tiles in he East.
According to the report of the City Inspector,
there were 379 deaths in the city during the past
week-an increase of IL as compared with the
mortality of the week previous, and Is less than
occurred in the corresponding week of last year.
OF the whole number, 22O were of ten years Of
age and under, and 40 inmates of the various pub
lie institutions The following table shows the
number Of deaths for the past two weeks among
adults and children, distinguishing the sexes-
Men. Women. Boys Girls. Tb,al
Week ending Nay ITO 81 121 los 3el
Week ending May l4...77 II 100 Ill s7s
Among the principal causes Of deaths were the
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81. JoDs N. F., May IA, 1852
The agent Of the New York Associated Press Cape
Race with his assistants and boat fully equipped
for service off that point left this city to-day, and will
doubtless be in order for efficient service and after
Monday next The arrangements Of the press are far
more reliable than they have been before, and
there good to expect that every steamer pass
ing, day night, within reasonable distance Of Cape
Race lighthouse, will be boarded by the Associations
news boat all the arrangements being under the imme
daae supervision Of Mr. Farrell for many years past the
attentive manager Of the boat establishment Of the
Association at Sandy Hook.
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Week ending May IA, $780,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s
The nativity table gives 257 natives of the Uni
ted States, 70 of Ireland, 20 of Germany, IL of
England, three of Scotland, and the balance Of va
rious foreign countries.
The sales Of cotton yesterday confined to about 500
bales closing without further change prices We continue
quote middpg upands at about There sort
Of pause in the upward movement in four which to
be expected after period Of much excitement and
vity Common and medium grades Of State and Western
rather easter while prime to choice grades Of extras
were frm and in some cases somewhat higher. Wheat
was less buoyant, and closed with less spirit: Mch
gan sold at 81 90, good to choice white Southern
at 81 90 81, red do at 81 81 81 S. and red Indiana
at 81 SO q 81 IS. Corn was in better supply, and
cheaper, while GALES were moderate. Pork was active
and frmer with a good demand, especially for future
delivery. New mess sold at $ls so SIS Is, thin mess
at 81 75 and clear at 500 Sales made for all May
and for May and June delivery, part buyers option,
chiefly in the range of SIS IS $40. Beef and lard were
both firm and in good demand with sales at higher rates.
Sugars were steady with sales Of 700 hhds including
Cubas Porto Rcos and New Orleans within the range
exc. nc. Coffee steady but quiet. Freight en-
gsgements were moderate and rates without alteration of
moment
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The Stephens' WIFE Poisoning Case.
SUPREME COURT-6PECIAL TERM.
Before Hon, judge Pratt

NAY l4.-ln the matter Of James Stephens The motion
for stay Of proceeding in the Of James Ssphss~
convicted of poisoning his wife, argued By Mr. Ash
mead on the part Of the convict and the District Attorney
in opposition.
Judge Pratt has granted stay Of proceedings 90 that
the case will now come up before the General Term fsr
argument a writ or or, and perhaps thence n Wi,
60 TO the Court OF Appeals
The Judge delivered the following opinion have com
70 the In his case to grant the Application of
Mr. Asnmead the counsel for the prisoner. It would not
De proper on granting the application to give my
~ length, as would In some measure involve the con
sderaton Of the question IL is sought to revie~ by
the writ OF error II is enough that deem the question:
involved sufficiently grave and sufficiently unsettled by
part OF the counsel for the prisoner to take the opinion Of
the Supreme Court General Term) thereon 1t sug
gested upon the Argument Of this application that the pr
cpa question involved could not be reviewed upon the
writ Of error But deem that question also, OF sui
ncient importance TO authorize effort the
prisoner to have reviewed The writ Of is there
ioro granted with the necessary stay Of proceedings.
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The CONDITION OF THE STREETS -PEsrrLENcE
AHEAD.-The hot weather has come upon us
this season at an earlier period than usual, and
it has found the streets Of this city in such de-
plorable state Of 9th and denominations that q
pestilencc more devastating than war will in all
probability be the consequence. In the most
dirty and pestilential quarters of the city there
has not been even pretence Of cleaning the
streets for months past, while many of the bust
ness streets have been equally neglected. Thus
we are left in this crowded metropolis to face
the horrors of plague whereof prophecy can
rot compass the extent, by the scaDdalous con-
duct of our city government, which is composed
oil parcel OF vagabopds who have no Object but
grabbing after the spo,ls. The ten ,nill'ous of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

There were also deaths of apoplexy, 10 Of con-
gestion of the brain, of congestion of the lungs
of Group Of diarrh9a, of dysentery, Of pu-
erperal fever, of disease of the heart of whoop
ing cough, of scrofula, of smallpox, A prema-
ture births 80 stlborn and 10 from violent causes.
The annexed table shows what portions of the hui
man svsfann haue haau ,nosf offnctad.
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News from Santa re aud Pixies PcaL.
sr LOUIS, Nav "a, 1860
Tho sauts Fe mail Of the 26h ut has reached iudrpsu
deoce. Three oserand malls by the Central route are
miseng
Advces from Fixes Peak dsoouragiDg, but there
falling OF in the emigration.
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Masonic Ceiebrals0n.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1859.
The Do Uo'ay and st. Johns Eucampmens Of Koighss
rempar from Boston and Providence, arrived here this
afternoon and stop at the National Hotel 70 night rhey
serepsded the President, Secretary Cass, Commasdr
French Major Berrett and others. They leave for Roh
moad on Monday morning.
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Anti-Catholic Majority In Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, May Is, 1859.
The elections have resulted in the defeat Of the Ca.ho
lie JohnsoD) or conservative party. The liberals viii
have probably majority Of nine in Parliament Five of
the present Executive Councillors have been defeated
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TORONTO, May IA, 1860.
Mr.. John Harrington, hardware merchant, . proai-
nent citizen Of ths city, instantly killed this morn
ing by falling from hts horse.
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Sailing Of the North Briton.
QUBEo, May IA, 1852
The North Briton sailed for liverpool at II A. NJ "
day, with 202 passengers
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Election In nnddletown, Conn.
MIDDLErowN, Nay IA, 1859.
Mr. E. A. Russell, the democratic candidate for MAssr.
was elected to-day
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The number of Deaths compared with the cor
responding weeks in 1857 and 1858, were as fol-
lows
Week ending May 10, 1867 430
Week ending May Is, 1865 .4o4
Week ending May IA, 1859. 1873
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

The DesIgns OF France ON the United states-
Armed Men Assembling thu Northern
Frontier OF Mexico 20 AID the Libprals-
Immense Rush OF Emsgrants to Pixies
Peak-RAiIroad Land Grants I'm AIichi-
gan, &c.
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m oxYGENNrrp nIrrrRs

NFu-s. On be- great i,iorstar,. h,s stored .orns
tsa.5., adapted ta eve, disease vhlsh " fs.h BE-
ts.r tH." Bai BE- rr5l.r5s ih- iBvrsiy af,ln ani
rs--rr-h q th- pA,a.aptss 90 discover al ,rpiy
Js.s r-asy. Sa5t research as i1sssugatiou
t,. su-scsi-i ,a discovering r,u,sl, hr he,
n..f aT.sii,s j,.fen.st.ra, thr DYSPEPSIA
v.th q ,ts lr,,sr AL aurs-ras evils ani g MA,
b, sssI, asserted that u-t.l he arpsaur,- Of tAc
Os,rsu1f-l H.urrs cass of p,.rsrrl cured.
-a.a r,rr esTs1,eacs ,n a,Ii1pl pras'.s-. Nos
u,l,J Jas .ada.ass 81 these B,Urrs ihs rals is 90
JtEr. tlr rare .,srp.iaa f..sI, t1 ourr.
Erll tls a.a.,ag. vh.rh ths saasrf..sf ~,sh-
e. e. i1 ratI,h ar che tsasat Of che addicted.
An ubdurats aud InvctcIatr Case ct n.y..
prPs,a cured BY the OtYgrnntcd Hit
e..
TIE trluiss from Ia g,nJ.sa,,u - o. ka1aa iu
tsr r,..Hl t1 which D.. Hyss eight b., .ati.'s I'LL
ta1,e n Iu'l hth
W.rrErovs. NY. J1I, -. ISis.
~N. FuNtA l. Co.. U1sfan. SIRE "a inr
,trrssIrsa Z stf attacked D., that curse uifaI
ti,s1.s.. p,sp~psi1, -h.rh s1 afrstrI mo a. o.
csl.r great oTprsssi1n, iH..1~ss, sri tlnafi1g ~
thr H.sI.s immediately sHrr ,sLHg, CHfHpanici
uII iFff|'.. INiHa o. me rIIiltNl H.Ifh .fasi"u
frE HsasTa, vumitiug, sridi.y, ani headache, O..
sellsr srh rersr,i lrLIy lul suisfiag. alto.
s,its- lrH l-fi1g hl. q hluira
Amer having ur-I even Aaluu rrnr,l, 18th.
OF sssst, aHt trsqar.Hg Hl ever fssln.ag n, ilst
h,s.h. ~as t1'urr. tl u,,kr usr q tde uNyEr-
uItrI Eftrfs. thr ca.I elects ri uh.eh srr, .l
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See us.rl vha'r bauIs I "a ,at,f,l, currls
40 I TED &. p'stsufr i1 infurfuc aH iAs sad,ryr.
a. r,ss.f o. nlks ure 81 tti. fgu1rs1'.- remedy.
-THEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared hy SrrH ". FovLr i e.. .B1stuu.
a1I tlr sac L, o.. q. Bate s. e.. rtus. Wa.
4. Hi.t. S,a,h rIufs u. E. Nryr.. Norvay;
o. A,a11I ! e.. Err,hsli; " : Ch,fg i
e.. pni-J. =. =. Chl1icr .lI e.. : %. "a.
N,s1B Briar. at bl dealers rycDvhsrc. %
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Jouv BkowN. NEW YoEk. Nov, 80. A
dispatch from Cbarlosiown 70 the Tribune
sys, a, Brown, request, b., few psrons
we're admitted 10 sc him yesterday. Rev.
Mr.. Waugh, Methods. clergyman, was
with him some time on Monday, and VISITED
him again Yesterday. BSown isrePortcd TO
have said that he would uAks No speech
from the seaaold. and also tha, be has
nothing IN the way Of confession 70 otcr.
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Ayers SarSaparilla.
9TH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ClltinBoI success OF the
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Brighton Iarket.

IuyHsuNY Nov. %
So harkst 80 beef ,sttis, 100 Siofcf. ~Oo
.bssp sHl hmts. $50 sstle.
..-rs-Drsi Csttic--ENtfs. SScOaOO0; frsl
Working ONcB-Nyrs.
MiIch Cows--s5O "a a.. Cymuron 20 "a.
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as
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true ''p'-''' plvrp KNAPP. R.siar.

OxroRp, $50 Ala Court Of Probate held al Par
", within anil fnr the Coanty Of Oxford, on
the 81 Tae.day IL November A. ID. 1883.
IOHN l.. HUBBARD. Adminisiratnr 90 tho
81 estate "a Asa SrU.Wr. h,s of Hiram, 10
sa,d Coaaiy, deceased, having presented hss bret
s.d faal account Of administration Of the estate
Of said deceased Cor allowance;
Ord,,sf, that the said ADMINISTRATORS & i've notice
20 all persons Interested. by causing copy oith
order 70 he pul,lished three weeks ssoeessiseiyin
the Oxiord Demoersi pobic aewspaper printed
At fari., that they may appear at Probate Court
TO ba hoides At F'yeburg. IN said County. ON the
Ell day Of DeccinLsr next. ats o'elk In the lore
noon, aai .hcw e,ase II any they have whv the
same should not be allowed.
DAVID KNAPP. R,s'~o,
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\ SAwsoN. Dr. Georso B. winship. Of
BoKbary. Mas. aged - years. and weigh
Ing ll2 pouud., can lit,, as b, reported,
l.OJ2 lb,. with ms bands. unaijed BY straps
or bands, "as easily as an ordinary nAu
can hft $50"
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C,HERiFftS SALE. OsFoEp, IS. NOveui-
- be =. 1889. Taken on execution IN favor
II Gsofgv stacy and against william \. Week,
AMI vin b snh b. public snctiou 10 the highest
hsi,ier, 90 Tharsdsy, the 29th day of pcccmlscf
nsxt, a ten Of the ciocs IA the hrcncon, az the
ohic- II Gcorgr u. stacy IN Poster ia said Coan.
~, az the right in cluiiy Which the aid William
). had Ca The 9th DAY % Januaiy, 4. 1853
vhcn he same 49, attached on the oTlginll writ,
% rs,lcen ihs loloving described real estate, he
ilg the iirin vhrrcon the All Weeks nov hVes,
All The sane that = dsscT'tei IN mortgage DECD
ihsf.of fru,n The ssii Weeks b. Thomas Mouiion.
dated Oct n. is5S, and rccoried With the Wet
ON.orl l,ccuri.. book 27.pags $50, On which decd
rsisrenoc aay BE- hal Or more iall description
thereof.
The above dcsCriicl rcNl estate l. subject 10 an.
other mortgage o. Elisha Sunlsy Of ahngl iwo
huHirci AID fiiy dollars. AMI an aiaehncni "a
aver Of the iahah,tauts ~ Porter.
"a GEO a.. STACY, Den Sh'f.
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N'''' pawn x,.rr. R.sinr.

r. "a, Nos. TS,-as n. B'oSs J.ass II P,otai.
f8ftAs CssafV II OIts'd.
I,OLUMB 4. KNIGHT, Admiais,raiTis of
Y the estate 81 NATHAStEL kSIonr. late q
Peru ~ ail COaniy, d,orsssd, Repeatedly rrprc.
seni-, that the I,ef.oaal estate Of sAid d@o,Nsed
!. not suliciept TO pay the jast debt. Which hs
owed 1t the iime VI BIZ death, by the sun Of hts
hund,sd doll,rs. aad that 10y partial saIo u ih.
real cstais OF SAID deceased. the Tcsidoe thereof
woull h. greatly Injured. Yoar petitioner there
foe p'sy. that your Honor ~Ou,d grant her u.
ocn,s 10 eel II publc 90 private sale. and coHyey
the whslr ~ thc real estate u ssid deceased Zoe
the riym.n, ~ said deits and incidental charge.
Ca. KNIGHT. Adminisuatrix.
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To hs HS-. TAoma, N. B,Osa, y.ds. Of Probate
Jo,fh Co.siy 81 Osfo,d.
THE undersigned. Guardian OF Allen II. Walk.
i ~, John y. Walker. and Laeis A. Walker,
minor heirs of George II. Walker, la,s Of fys-
barg. Ia said County decreased. respectful, 'prs.
ssnis, that said miners ate seiied aad possessed
Of the following Described real estate. via Of ops
hall IN common ani undivided 81 tract ooaisia.
Jog about q acre. mOse or Iess. and the sams
Inorigsg,i by said q. D.walker and Oscar Meln.
tire TO fpsbarg Academy. Feb. ~, ists. BY
Died. aud retofisd IL OSiou Western District
lss,,ry vol. "a, page Dol also all u that tpet
situated IN said fp,burg. except the slo.s,w Which
was conveyed by sanh GriswbA 90 ss'd g. ID.
Walker. isasc Walker, add Russell Psg., b, deed
dsie,l Nov. ~. is3J. s-oofdsd IN ss,d registry.
lad cslloi the figh, Drook Farm; that m sdvss-
iageous offer Of fwesiy-one hundred dollars hss
lcsn made by James Chnlss a.d Caleb foe. Of
said fDeburg. IN aid Couh,y. which oaer u 10
&c the ielcrrst u all oVncernsd Immediately To
ACCEPT. The pfocecd, u To h. 70, ost later.
e,t for the l-neht oi ssid minors. lie therefore
pays that lisoase may be granied bin To 'sf sad
coa,cy the above described Real Estate 10 tbs
pcrs,,a. making said offer. according 10 ilse stat
ute 10 such cases made AND pfoside,l.
IaNEL WAIVER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
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hfc, ", Ey,lue \. anil Daniel knight. miaofs.
ana children II Nathaniel kn,sht, hte Of Peru in
.a,d C.uniy. dscr,s-,i; that sai minors are seir-
81 ani To.s,..sl u the following described real
estate situated ~ rcTu, ~ .aid touniY, nod that
wosh No. EiT the h,lc6i II SAID miaors that III.
.,ms .h.uld h. al anf the proceed, thereof pot
nu, ap,i ,e,uscl a. him 90 interest via An und'-
yilsd part ufihr h"rns.ic,d, lp'ncrly oeoup'ed by
aid Nathaniel knight.
Wherefore. h. pfiy- that b. may D. l'oe'.ei
,nI ,uth1ttIsd ~ se the II pulIiic private
at LYMAN BOLSTER, GaaIdiaa.
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Fen. Nov. -, 1850.