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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

nI "ArHH STREET hoMiclDE'
The inquest In the OF Michael Dooiey who was fatally
stabbed Mt the porter house ss1 Waer str..t =, ra
;,h. ,-.. Ma r........ :. A., -. '
e"'' ' 0" 'ooo1uns, a. 'uo Fourtn precinct stsaon
house, BY Coroner OKeefe The evidence what
s,,hh.r r,n .,,.. -, w.. ~ 49,, A--. 1.A-e.
$1,000. '"' ~".1 JAMES "n'e' - INC PerpeHaSor OF
me oeeo Annexed VIII Dc found report Of the testimony
aken before the Coroner with tho arocs IF ,h
Jaw
vivian Ryan, RESIDING a. NO 81 oliver street being
M s~ofn, oeposee epo sym the evening Of juno
~, oetHeen n'ne ana Yen O'CLOCK was IN the porter
nous1 10. ooa wa.er street. I'd company with Sloooery
nsnt you, aecesseo saa ne Wonlo pot nght, a. they
were oo &C., ,uor decea.sd hsa 90 80, I'm.
w. W euu Iss, the stora in e. rn;rn,..
ana whsn he ,eochad the cnrnar ~ Tsrsos nS Ws
etre.ts fail nnon the a,dswsiS .ss;s,s ~ ,a..rn S
ceased To the ano,hessrv, = sbonn ' - ~~-'''s "'
Michi Myers reeidns At Si Water street banu .~o,r
s.vs.On Inc avenno of Ina The 81 ohou. o.s,
ber: he was in companv with Nchsel Nnrent Nsdden
aud M Vsef: we were conversipg toeether when g fv
the Greek" and James White the store dis.
Pue aosa Uween me psiues, ana James wh'te ana the
cessed and Va sden went ont Of the stare IN
few mioutes with stones, and White 10 the head
With stone and staggered him. the deceased Madden
then picked up the tumbers and threw them at white
the deceased and White cinched again arc
Nueent Madden took deceased out Of the store and
when he reached the Sidewalk he fell White asked me for
his knife saying he afraid of his fe gave him the
knife during the absence of deceased and Madden
that White asked me for the knife.
Patrick Madden, beng duly sworn, says:-[ reside at
All Washington street. Oh the evening OF June the Sd
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VIEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE. S, 1859.
Grvst Excitement at West Farms, vvss,ahss-

Grwst 4xcSssme,s NJ w., q..
DER s,..,.v
,ov o, 70. o"ss"st'
SoA CONTAINING SEVEN DEAD BODIES PICKED UP
M1HK East .ivka-0osorExs INQUEST -vEKD'0r
w Thk JUKY-A sSsRwBAT MYsTEKiOus AFFAIB
The ou,e, valley IN . h,cn m. ,,,. TO-. :, W.,
80 WV" '"' "'No "~n ""S' Farms
turbulent excemeDt las, rbursdsy morning by the arr
va, ~ . nov a. N. 10, .,.,,,.u - -. 49,.
men, t~o women, two children and u negro THIS
was found floating up the Fast the Westminster
sde near Port Norris and at tia, place x.s bro.rs,
"s'"0 W mr. Wtnfut ramsay inc coroner OF west
Chester county Mr. g. B. Valentine, was notified OF the
fact He held an ,nc,sa, ,bs,s an, .s,. ..ra,,, A.
-,,....e 80 :. .'e'ess ''e'o' al. A''e' 'a'"u' CA
's""" soe 'efdsct On Destn oy unkno~o cause j" was
Drought IN &c then ordered the undertaken TO bury them
at Port horris or bsve them renoved IN Woo, psrrs
IN. inh.h,.n, =, D.. 49, - =. -, 49,, .
''.'"Aa'' VI ro1' MOTT" oeog dec'dedV sverse 70
Farms where thew arrived m r,idav to,s,ooo whsn
,n. -. 80, ~ "' o'''" WV"
petty GOOD state OF preservation he other wss = de-
oomIs seS m hnt hs,a,, oss,s WIG u,ns. was - ae
IN ths NO ~ 1917 pS.Se 70 olssng1isn tne sex
tn nsn hs% Dr Nv ~ oSSo .ne ~" One Of
-onsn 49, n..a 80 " sHfsua VI TUG sAme iaorc - tho
~ "h,,,a w oo nso uoos, sno wa mucn 0ecompoeed
hut their leo. we1e tv ,o s,s.S o.
Ssc,o ~ opru wn''e open worked stockings Tue
Shs haSss ~s,s sII s,sse " uooSHposuon o,
niche. ds*E and IS inches broad they we're packed IN
t,S.a "a 81, ouI aeeorsei visseo west Farms zee
YER a.o found ths bodies 60 after opening
70 DC unable 70 form any oein'se opinion abou
s wna1ser. Inc DOH 10 perfectly new, the nails are
LII asy A1u On one sioe 0! the oox arc the figures
msyts rhatana- ~ ~ VIZ ~, 80, Aso; inc only
:, ~ua. ~ 1 "n ne ooarus OF me oox
.,ss ~, ~ w sn0 oanon on tnose VINO nave inyes't
sha, ,h,s s :. ~ me circumstances Will allow
Sor na po,,s.1 49,, y. ~uee oelng transporter
hn,.s go os oiu " " A'n lsand me removal of
SscE A. marv o. ocn S nss cseo gong on some time
hasn hrn,ah. oo 49, pave peen xnewa 70 pave
C.o,s ~ v1r.; sana 10 one boat But the
an ,. ,h, ~ s M, % "esI Fafms, informed
Snn,. ~. r. 10 . VIC 1yor Niu uIm tost ne olo not
tonn. on ,ha hoa an suasnsA .nc hnen ana stockings
, U ,ns . ooSes were SHOWN 70 our reporter, and
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The Turf.
10 THE EbITOR OF THE HERALD.
ECLIPSE COURSE, Loxo ISLAND, juno 4,

ECInsS COrhsE, LON0 lEANp, june Z, lBb1
In your report Of tho races at the Eclipse Course
terday, you do injustice to the English rly Feetng No
mcns. She not last from the start, but gos away
rom her rider and running through the sAes, Tapped
Don JUAN and ran second into the second quarter was
Wen understood by the Judges and all racing men thas
was not started TO win which, In her present con
could not be expected Of her. She was started for
.. win the feetcet horses Qor the dissance)n this
country Her performance perfectly satisfactory TO
her owner and TO myself AZ she ran her mile hard held
Ioi ana was only Ave seconds behind al the finish.
AZ YOU NO oouos oesre 70 do her Justice you may you
appeared IN this MORNINGS edition Of your Journal
WILLIAM SMITH, Trainer.
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supreme Court.

JrSH 4.-Wea Washington Market ca&.--Notics Wa
given some days aince, directed to the Corporation
Counsel and Attorney General Treman. by Taylor Bre-
nan, for application TO the Supreme Court TO direct
Cyrus Curtis, Esq., the in the case pay over
the sums Of money in his hands for rents to Taylor
Brennan The amount s between $25 geo and $50 600
This morning Mr. Busteed Corporation Counsel appeared
in court. when he informed that Taylor Brennan bad
dismissed ON their motion, their notice. So the r-
ceiver holds on for the present TO the fond.
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APPOINTMENT OF CAPTAIN PnlsBrHY As SUPERINTENDENT
OF PocEwe learn that Captain Pllsbury accepted
the Office Of General Superintendent Of Police pledges
himself 10 conduct the high functions Of that Office without
allowing himself 10 DO influenced by political other i'm
proper motives In their discharge Captain Pllsbury
ssts that all the powers conferred by law on the office
shall be paced IN bis hands actually without any
walton or restriction and under these circumstances with
biz known energy, may entertain the hope thst the
police business Of the district will be conducted with e
cheney, and separated from the evils Of partisan politics.
The MILWAUKEE LIGHT GuARD-This company will visit
this city in the Of next week. the guests Of
Of our military companies. They leave Milwaukee, Wis
June g. and reach Detroit the following day. remain at
that place day. and then proceed to Buffalo, arriving
there on Wednesday night; remain in Buko over night
and proceed on Friday evening to Albany Friday night
come 10 New York, arriving saturday morning They
viii be received on their arrival by Company 9, Capt.
temporary quarters at the Aston House. On Monday
Company d, Capt D. G. Meschut OF the same regiment,
will take charge Of the MIwaukeeans and take them on
trip 70 visit the institutions at RandAlis and Backwels
Island They will 90 by the Harlem ferry boat from
Peck slip and return tho same way On Wednesday
night the guests will depart for home stopping their
way up the river at Newburg and West Point Soppages
will also Do made on their way home AZ Syracuse and
Rochester they VIM be accompanied by the American
Cornet Band OF milwaukee, This will be the longest trip
ever undertaken by any volunteer military organization
MnnARY-rhe National Guard, OF Hobokeu, Capt Van
Houghton, will visit this city on Tuesday next and will
make short parade around the city, returning homo
about Ave O'Clock The parade being in honor OF their
anniversary the company will be reviewed by the Mayor
and Common Council, and close the day with dinner a.
Odd Fellows Hail me National Guard are fast recruit
ing in rank and promise 70 parade the finest
body Of men IN the State.
PAYING OFF TIE STREET swmpms. laborers and
cartmen employed Ia the work Of street cleaning and
who had paid for their services since Dec u.s.
1858, period of eight months, paid Off yesterday
ut Essex market The pay rolls we're made up March
g. leaving the men yet in arrears for ever three month
nav,
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Williamsburg City News.

NEW FERY BoAr-Yesterday noon Mr.. Thomas Stack
launched Al h yard foot Of North sixth street. the new
ferry boat Eo Allen, for the Peck Slip ferry. She OF
the dimensions the Commodore Perry which va
launched on Saturday last, viii run between South
Eghth street, Winsnaburg, and Peck SLIP, New YORK
FATAL AetIpxNT-C Coroner Smell held an inquest yeser
Gay on the body OF Philip Shaner the corner Of Mar
sai street and Union avenue who died from injuries "a
ceived by falling from chair while asleep. Il was
found that biz Rptne delocated.
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ship Ceop~tva brig oaver snd the war steamer LucSe
from Vera Cruz week and bound 70 Vienna Or nom,
lett port yesterday morB,Bs, reminding the ofbu,
through the dAy-the superior officers shore n0saaI
oil their fociaiites. Gene n Concna gave grand bSs
quet TO Admiral PeDosud ms chief officers on
the 9Th Our spAOsh admiral did 3 thiog Of tns same
,ort yesterday, making all generously comflrtabe.
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Naval fDtesIfy.uce-

NossA RbtetllS~
The United States revenue ou,.r wasning.u pwcsaiu
h"osDs sailed =" New or'eans YESTERDAY Sac gives "a
New Orleans TO take place II ,be cutter Robers
snc, TO which ve,se Captain H. has been instructed Nv
the Treasury DEPARTMENT hs arrival out to transfer his
ofcf ~ ana cree suo To return 20 New
York List Of ffbcers board tue wsshia s,oo-R &
Huopne, toumtnder: r. o Nurdeo Frat tjeutsn ant,
~ p lcmpkha Second Lieuteaa1t; r. Mo3tirk, Tnirt
Iieu'eusnt
TIE uni'ed sites steam frigase Wabash was at Nap
on the 9th ult.
rhe officers Of the steamers Southern STAR Fulton and
War ~"cn ferenty arrived at Norfolk from Paraguay
nave been cotatb'd Surgeon ~ q Delaney and Asss
tsDt surgeon Davm Rnd have been
san Jscin,0 l.e,teuantF II Bsk has been detached
ron we Naer Vifch and orderot TO the Preble vice
Lieutenant Lowry, detached (sick) Psssed AssisaDt
sutfeoh, T. B"w,,z has been ordered t. the
q Medicine and Surgery, M tho assistant f tho Chief Of
sHs Lsssss rxsylnss q tAs I.essiszsa Lsst-
'sr'ss. - reported wooD, EDDY CO..
nAHASsss OF ru
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOrTxRIss
onsli drawings BY telegraph
DMswAkE LorTERn&
s.,s I.hvsss % supsrcs.SS De drswins Of Il
Sss. q s. -, s q
d.. nrss n. ssy h, ss Sss. are s auSs which
BxlG CLASS NO SO Jusx 4. isN.
SO, Ga. 81, AZ, ], go.
CLASS No $50, JUNE T. rSs.
49, 6. 80, rs, 20, 50, &c. %, 49, 80, "a, 40, 4s, 8.
And dat ts said numbers drawn TIC order which
Wine. hands, wunissson Del this Saturday Juns
X sF SSsoAs. o'--'.''''-
GEoR0IA LOTfERIRa
The Subsebers Comm ss Appreciated 10 Buperiuend
the draw1e Of the sparta Academy L0ttxy hareby certify
that following are The numbers which b drawn
tks Wheel, VIZ
CLASS No 5l7 JusE (, 1859.
3d. l2 49, 65, 60, H. II, 81, 49, TO- CO. 49, IS, 49, So
CLASS No SIS EXTRA, JUNE 1859
6, 63, 20, GA, co, 9, SO, 80, 65, Is, 66, IL.
And that tAs numbers drawn the order which
Witness hands, ss Augusta this Saturday June
1882 EPP. b b1sssA' Commissioner
WOOD. EDDY co. Si% a1sSs. ps essS,s
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MArueox-KMRET.-B the Rev. William Berrian rec
tor Of Trinity church, JAMES W. MATrxsos NARY c.
cond daughter Of the late Henry Kmber both Of
city.
RooNk-wMls-M Hudson, N. Y, on Thursday, June
q by the Rev. Henry Darling OF Philadelphia Mr CH.RLs
RcoxI 70 NARY NJ Wills, daughter OF Richard J. wel
Mq., Of the former place.
vAscorr-DAy-In East Brooklyn, on Saturday, Juns 4,
by the Rev. John Hnerod CORNELIUS vAscorr 70 May
DAY daughter OF the late Asa Day.
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The OVERWHELMINGLY New Photogra-
ps,c and hIs art sslsry awsy contains more o dc
hihed. presents neWsnd tAble Improvement in
the art Photographic Quincy bere exhibits por
impossible to imagine ADV thing more natural beau
nm or more hshy ansbee than The done 10 this
IVORY by The ssfu artist perfectly psinten
Of pspt tie closest pspecon rendered
by sbsIuse perfectly lite feeh resemble
human face throughs diminishing glsss You form
th. superiority Of European american photographic
which Quincy has just Observation-Disclosures from Daily Tmss
Aurft Il. 1850.
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Billiards. Premium Hair Dye, Kellinger',
or nimeut Manhattan pastArs Prof. Lines med,
Gated segArs, &c. bepot E6 broadway.
". N. ORfrfEkTON Proprietor
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Use Medicine Which Cannot Inture.-When
PAIN or inis u alton s present and BHANi hEiHs Pills
usea they seze the huorv which the
Of the innsm nation them from
the body This quality of ssiz and sug the
expulsion OF hurors by other med
For BrapdrebH Pills solely upon hose mpu
rites which surround and Effect the tissues and affected
by disesse BY natural affinity they SEIZE thsse humors be
capse their life L. below that OF the surrounding parts and
pei them from The body. Young people cannot but m'dde
aged and Old people appreciate that Dedt
which bebf sickness ony the
disease and which has power those kunors
whose produces pain and whose removal
moves every oeaSe Whatever Ia affected there hese
wonderful pill pepefate and remove impurities rom thus
preventing settling the humore bec8use they removed
IRON the BODY In rheu nasms levers pleurtsias pains In
the eide dyspepsia headsches cosvaness ashnas colds
coughs core 4roas pies ulcers bos they give INN ediae
esef Ar taken early organic disease Msades
pounred beyond human skill have WELDED <her
srd millions Of human lives have been saved by their timely
OH how important IN sickness that medicine shich
ogy the disease and save evil effect behind
Solo at DR. BKArIbETHS office 81 Canal street; at Burn
TONS 66 Bowery and by all druggists Price rs cents boz
Great Movement Ia In PrOgress-A Move
ment Of the wearing world and
WHITES Ys Broadway where the most brilliant and Va
red stock Of dres snd undress for spring seen N
New York hiss just been opened Opposite st rauis church
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Superior Perfect Fitting Shirts,
Made order, OF the best goods; $40 per dozen.
MOODY Is shirt Mandatory, go Broadway.
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Defence Sa1amantler Safes, with Patent
powder proof and bars Also and burglar
proof psror cafes Depot s. Murray st Of College
place formerly 1872 Pearl greeD. ROBERT II. PATRICK.
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Died.

JoFss.-ln Brooklyn, N. Y, on Saturday, Apsil.9 Ii
wife Of CaR TaoNAs ". JONES, Of daughter.
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Hocs0r Friday, June 8, CaARIH H., only son Of 70.
bert and Mary Block aged yeaxs, ooths and % dsya
rbs fr!ends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'S Radical
sure uusa T6sJ also keep SILK elastic seckugs vAyse
vetps vporters and shoU der braces Instruments
mites sde N order NO fVesey street. Ai.cr Uonee T.
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Summer Hats, In all their Varieties, Un.
surpassed the lowest city prices beautiful for
misses and children. First pre- MUM Awarded.
GKklLOGa, manufacturer, S8l Canal street
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In headed United States Circuit Cour-H
T. Goodyear New YORK 0uta PerchaComb Company"
purpospg To b. signed By G. H. Keller ESQ FOR plsinf
George clifford ESQ., for the defendant stated
me- on for trial the lob If May mat and that the
jury returned verdict In favor of the plAI m suatanpe the
validity o. the pa'ente''
These s,Aismens well calculated were doubt
intended to eYeste the fase that real litigation
tween the parties mentioned bad Sted 10 favor OF
plaintiff, when IN truth there vas no tr,A Whatever.
INQUEST taken, the defendant Of
fer'Dg EVIDENCE and making no defence
This vero tbus paraded by advert semert has
determined rotkug
whenever suit IL Instituted by Mr. Goodyear against Tho
company yepresent sgepvt those who sell goods
real defence Will be inside vhich advised b. counsel
will be sustained or the verdist of jury.
CLINTON MANUFACfukING COMPANY.
j. 3. GORDON President
wheeler & Wfls0aV Sewing Machines
OAaca 6Q6 BrpadHaY NJ Y Sand for 4 circuiss
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CTfstadore's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
The bes IN The world wholesale AID retail and the dye
prfynteiy applied. No 6 Asor Housa
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Glass Shades Of all Sizes for Coversns
socks fowoy dc TO-, &o constantly hand made
order. Depot Us william street. corner Of Apa.
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IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF vRssEra

vhPORTAEI TO MASTERS OF vRseEIS
pOk I6E skCURlIY OF HEALrH AND LryE AHD
fRUTfCTInN AG AINeI SICKNESS ON sHIPBOARO
Every vessel that leaves port should provide supvey
OF hafwA, Ready Relief and Regulating Fills Nsra
rttt In the hour OF peri from the sudden breaking -
win their use than frum M
other vysem OF medication In pressn4 one Dead
these are used No sickness will prevail hoard
OF by the passengers and In Eat asd wee
Indies these remedies have proed OF m neasurabs bese
in cholera nux dysenery yellow fever ahp aad o
malignant feyers
The Iste anerted Captain Folarsee Of the Hayre line n
psckes left port ,syug n supply on these r.
nedts and be certified that tne,r -
hoard his shp there had from siokp
or diaease.
Captains and nasers Of will thar sAvs,.
tase to call upon 6ad~ay Co At their office n job
street. evidence &c produced OF NJ =
OF health safety from orovx
VIII enjoy by the introduction Of these shpsssr
kADWAY 4 %.
Physicians And chemssA
8 streaA.
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BstckeIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
The best In the world surprising al made sold and applied
at the mandatory, 2s3 Broadway.
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French Soft Hats, just Received.
8. j. PAkDE6sU6, agent for the manufacturer,
a. Coupini Aix,i l66 william street. oorrer Of Ann.
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BsIyy's TyscoPherous IL the Best and Cheap
article for dyosins, identifying, cleaning, curling pro
serving and restoring IA hair Ladies' kyH Sold ~ ar
Apow
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g. II Bakers Celebrated
sOLscLEss EAn1LY SEWING nACHIs r.
NEW STILES AT REDUCED PaIOE0
te6 Broadway, New York.
l63 Fulton styeoA Bro0klyn.
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Summer PIsasures-A Delightful Cool Suit
varieties Of naseria and style at UMaOlI
= 0AONd'b, Il4 Bf0edMAy, cheAp.
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HoIIoway's PiIlx-Why are they 10 Popu-
lsrs spy because they are better than any others In
existence give uvtversAl ssNscoD they do all
claimed FOX hem; they sickness give health and
sfyerath.
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Brady's photographs s--a,-..--, $50 -..4
643 Broadway, York, and $50 PennsyvaniA avenue
washinGon D. O. Pso.osrsphs. DAsqsrreotypes and Am
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dim PAkK AssoCIATION.-THE HOUSES AVE
~ grounds Of The Elm Park win opened e
Monday June A3PM msmbe rs =, reouested "a 49,
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
nUKsAR L. MOTT. rrea6a.G
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Hexr1Dees Patent Cha1ploa E4ro
And burxy safes Isl Broadway corner Murray
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A CIRCULAR.
for their this large got up
with than usual Ryo Of cut make aId selection
OF goods.
great In ASing thas prics that wi be
than can be hund OF same qualify tn everJ
spect
esss and Ae Of piece good de sble b
found.
Ibs gres, REGULATION A. Co. In boys clothing super
sedss The Necessity Of saying than that assorsn
XIFSED MuNROs AGO.
No al Brosdvay.
Between Canal and Grand strretA
there nening reason dat
NEGLECT o. LIFE
Which based upon desire 50 few do,iars or
careless appreciation OF present and future
WORLDLY HAPPINESS
II said that those who born be hanged wm
NEVER BIZ DROWNED.
And the may be said Of the
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Who the made and constantly sale By the
DKLAN0 LIFE PRESERVING COAT AND VEST co,
Located at 26s Broadway.
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The Late Mr.. Rtbetsn-His CAnractcr--Rcpes Shors %
His Asnso7y, de-, DC
William H. Robertson, Esq, died the 18th instant at
10 minutes past p NJ, at the residence Of Messrs
Norguc Bros, No San Ignsco street. this city This
gentleman born In New London, Connecticut and was
abou, 81 old al the time Of bis He arrang
cd for the disposition and embaming Of his body some
days previous to his decease, with his skiful physician
aud friend Dr. Wilson, giving Instructions that IL should
be home for pterment in the family grounds at or
near Philadelphia vii lam a Robertson was o man OF
sapgone his imagination easily excited but
regulated by determined WILL he had faults therefrom
they forgotten. he was in early life adventurer
the city Of New Orleans from thence he located himself
as Mobie where he became the head Of large CONNER
cAi house, day Of prosperous power welding the
heaviest cia capital and influence in the South
west Ono OF those financial tornadoes OF which havo
always correct raonAles swept the land and
bore with s fragment wrecks the fortunes OF Robertson
He renquisbed all IN his creditors, and his subsequent
life devoted 10 various enterprises, not always with
che success his interchangeable efforts would seem 70 jus
inventive and applicative genius. He was appointed
acting Consul at Havana after tho retirement Of Judge
Sharkcy. Of Mississippi, and remained performing the
duties for three four years with ability and ndety.
DE WIS absent from his country Europe for several
years where he held appointment consular agent At
Bremen; and in his benevoence, be made strong efforts
70 introduce the Indian corn a. food European
peesenry often Illustrating hs theory by cakes and mush
wealthy, with whom ne was intimate social
courteous and enthus'astc gentleman His acquaintance
embraced distine urhed Individuals every and-stn
guisbed the arts sciences industrial pursut "a
10 bsoual SOCIAL ,osuon Or Intellectual WORTH Il would
seem from hts sOcis success his maxim OF life de-
rived VI homo ext, Ia rnore1n geras He was not all
thpga 70 ali men," but he respectful with tho elc-
waited in WORTH genus pos ton, daily social with
his equas complA and gracious with the en-
ployes In his service In action, It might be branded
on his works, " Uhtium saga1 rcrum but be was not
providenaiy wise securing the fruit OF hn useful
inventions their applications for the beoet OF
himself and his family. Colonel Robertson leaves q
widow and one Of nine years, and in New York,
The fruit previous marimouy of about nineteen years
The widow has competence provided out OF the last ca
terprse OF NJ as improved build
Ing material for Cuba the square ocks Of produced
by pressure upon composition the OF rock sand,
shell and Tine This or,ef notice Que TO hs memory Of
Colonel William H. kobertson from this quarter, where
his days Of usefulness nave passed. pu We have not
the data from winch to compile eu'ogy worthy Of the
character and the msn. "Dfon,uvs ioUde rirum M,a
ptot npui The Uoet States chipping in port on sunday
yesterday tnsr Tags bar respect for
his worth and his public services abroad. rnc French