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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

IN SUPREME COURT Of the STATE Of
i Sgp-YoRE EDWARD sPKsKMAS sx. JOHN
HUsT JOSEPH WILDE .Ds JAMES VILDg-s1usp'-s
fsr Money ss1aD. on ooLirATo Joaa Hat joe % d-
"a Janss WIDE. VOC hereby ousi 40 rrquirra ~
,Usu. q, 4, IN this se.i-r Wien Gag tls1 u
the Of TIE C.rk Of the Cty COIu.y Of N>~fofs a.
10 n. ,.A couusn. On the s-c-ht ;ss Of e. NJ 81
us-s, Ns.Yt CITY within twenty Gays stsr he ssrsce
Of tie yoa, exclusive Of tse Gay OF son
n ySu "a :, Ist ooDpast VIM he Nc
Aforesaid the pAiis mi, seton xi :,ss sasn-ut Against
The ts-iv. hundred do "a sih usres. ifc
si GaJ h.r.h :hOossod eirs hua rec 40 tfy-
b. Ede q this a-tSor Dated NSrch ~ 80
sTUARrIHHITEHEAD STEWART
p,,5i,vssT Phlnif,' As'orI.yI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

THE RIVERS, &c.--The river became about sta
tionary last night, but this morning 1t seems b DO
swelling very lttle. A continuance Of the hne
weather Of yesterday places outdoor employment
above par, and even throws charm over the some
what prossic daties Of river reporter. We have s,
TO report al the upper rivers on rse. The Missouri
is rising below brunswick the Upper Mississippi wa
ming al Keoku when the WsTsaw lsit with SIX feet
on the barr. The Illinois 10 Likewise stu on rise, Al
some places overlooking It's banks.
' 81 Loais veg, eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

An Astounding fraud Is mentioned by The Miners
Journal as having been discovered in Blythe township,
Schuylkill County, Pa. During tho five years past
$ 3i Il been collected for various purposes, Of
which Ell ,88S was properly dsbursed for road pur
pOses leaving so a6 II, unaccounted Tor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
RUseIAN POLICY rs mn OCHoT.E.


"AYAN, Ocho,sk Sea, OF. lsJS.
There hiss been some difficulty t1ls season be-
tween the French whae-ships sud the RUSSIAN DTls
Con,tsntine. II originated il an attempt on tne part
q the captain Of the big 20 force the snip NE DC
Reures from the Harbor Of IAN, eLt prevent MS
whaling there. The captains Of the brig Constantine
and also Of the Graei-r Berg have been very zealos
il their endesSOrs 10 trghten American AID o;hef
ships from Ochoisk Sea whaling. Whether tnry
have succ, eded In intimits,irg many American sup
masters from gong there smother season Wy mere
tirestE Il armed cruisers yet remains 70 De eeen'
The brig took possesson of Ayaa and nas been there
all the tessou until the difficulty with the French snip
Tie Russisn captain called upon the Governor 70
ssst, oct that worthy individual had the COCA sense
10 mind his own business and ", the Emperor
Russia alons consequently, the captain EFT The Day
iu high dudgeon Capt. EGberg took possession o
Tavisk Bay, and held il without m0lestatIJni Da
there were no whales 10 that bsy.
FEox KEY wEsT.
Cosrsrpor 1sIce Of TIE n. y. Trben.. -,
KY WEST, March y. ISIS.
The ship Nathan Hsnsu from Byston Tor NerOf
leans r. I ashore On tie night Of tne s. re-, nesr
Cspe Florida, and scon b. ged.
New, reached here this morning tisf spahlsn
big Is ashore CT the Quick csnds and four NGecAsI
have gore 20 her Assistance.
The brig Palestine, Capt. Rogers. With cargo o.
guano for BaimoTe N tie - los- Tor wafer AID
prov .siors, and sailed again yes'-rcay.
The schooner Mystic Valley ssilsd TINS morning Tor
New.lork and the bark Lyra IS IosiEg DOH Ves'''s
VIII oottoh iiom bArk Minnie.
AsfoRNT TisE % ~.
Cay. L WI aGs sf re ZIP Jsss rseser q ssisp
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P p % s I l o

IN 7 "
" FOR ALBANY.
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
DAILY, at O'Clock p from the foot Of Robinson" IN
connection with the NewYork Central Railroad.
Tn. steamer KNICKERB OCKER Capt. W. B. Nelson,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. 49,
The steamer HERO Capt. J. w. Hanco1, TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS $50
Tickets can be had the Office the wharf for all the ga
ons on the New Central Railroad and the principal cities
IN the WetteTn States and Canada
Baggage checked TO ell points, free u charge.
Freshts carried reduced and forwarded promptly
NswYotk Feb is 1850 ELI HUNT, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-MAscn lA-Bso
Judge Hall.

CRrEL PUNIsHMENr-AssArtr-A rrENFT TO nj
Volt.
In the case Of Henry Bulled, second mate Of tho
,hIp Wild Pigeon convicted Of ipDs cruel ADD
punishment upon Of the Judgment
pendsd. - -. q,
Lewis NJ Smith charged with ASSEMBLING fellow
,eamaa with knife hard labor In "a. STATE
Prison for year snd 10 pay hne Of .I cents
Jobn Brown Henry Williams John Bolton, George
Robsr,ou Frank Silva and Henry Pierce charged 9TH
t.mptir 70 ske bosrd the bark Zephyr uisd
and found not gnLy.
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nle0ilal.

DRUGS, &C. - WILLIAM H. KlNSLEY,
H. No Ii God-r, Nsieeplsne. New Yors offers. 10
RETAILERS AND MANUFACrU RLRS
An assortment Of reliable DRUGS &C. reasonable terms
Consgnuen,s Of DRUGS MEDICINES, kc., asroscd Of 70
he hest, o brought 20 pubic notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
gntlerp, 9aromare, 81.

IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS s.
JAMES, BEEBE 90,
No SO BROADWAY, N. Y,
IN addition their usual variety constantly proi1ens new
syiees Of adjournment Gardens Lawns Court ards AID
Rubhe Paris
rOVRTAINs-From s25 70 $500.
Over 80 different pstt~rps sizes, nom 81 $780,
EETTEES aud CHAIRS Of ell the various patterns.
LIONS.
Colossal Life Size, and in Miniature standing aud reposins
DEER-ThYee different paiterus-
DO4S-Fieven different patterns
WILD BOARS, FOXES EA0LEsi LAMBS &c.
hIUsIRArED CITALOCURS sent y mail
JAMES BEEBE Co,
No 10 Brosdway Ee~.York
TNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIH,
4 ANTHONY LEAD, BPELTER SOLDER
TyHOMAS PIG IR0N--Seft, Free strong anA
n warranted substitute for Scotch Pig.
n AMES d. sons SHOYELS and SPADES,
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-Very superior
NE <palty. Agents for Mount Hope Iron Co.
JOHN w. QUINCY Co, No. IS Wiut.m-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

the best ,Gyantsge, or brought 20 pubic notice
% HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. 20
Read ha TBs TRIBUNE since Dec. ], asa
The Grsefeab,rg CesSasys
HAssHALLs UTkINI CATsotioos
certain cur. "a all tspsl. monthly irrtgass' weakness
and local t.rsnsem.pt Of the uterine organs
Po. o. So per bettei I've bottles sent fer 90 and EXPIRE"
ehstes PAID. ,,..~
r1 ,iifpl phyL-i.n tDr s,Iosr constantly n u. ONE
1Gs,.u JosHul " BRDG, N. D. Secretary GrI1fsso~I
Co. paav No. 3l FKtsow, kIV-fobE
CANFORD's LIVER INVIGORATOR,
- COMPOUNDED FROM GUNS
SPRING MEDICINE
FAMILY MEDICINE.
PURlFIFS TIE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS - ..,.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DIZiNEss.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
CURES FYsALE COMPLAINTS
CURES COsTnESEsS. -
CURES CHRONIC DIAsSHEA
CURES WORN DISEASES.
No St5 BrOsAvAy
Solo BY a. DurtEs and country DoLLAs rfH
EorTLI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
ry,HE NEW LEE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
II CALIFORNIA
eREAr REDUCTION oV FARI

u.
To s.vsr,. s,e.rIbip MOTHERS LIUHr, Cap. IN
ELEPAUoH, va leave nsv fori boa risrEa Nora
k'sI on s.,d.a h1 ~. ssss TscIE an
he Lire % The Psr'fc OcesD.
Eor Ps',.ss Freight apply II he oHy .sse siiss lane,
FBhn persons ar. forbid tru,tns ,ny one On .esoaa Of
the above shipsor o-nsn
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
CrFAsT DUBL'n and LoNDoNoHsRY. -iisoH, s.i.y, fot
months ~ Al st.sm.r % tie Line. sGh
6lAsGOw Cay. Thonsen sa.ore.y Much ~ !: m
Rates Of f,rst-CsSn s75 ThHs Cas- isVbt -Ih ssoIst
Tro'ision', $50
" "'''-' % RoBEE2 CRAIG, Nc II Rse.t-,y.
STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-
y COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST .gd LONDONDERRY, AID
IL he principal Towns q EN0LASD sDd IRELAND cary
sIsaiy Tssse.d 1ssss ~Tbs IfVERPo0G' Sgw9YoRK sad
PHILADELPHIA STEAMsHlP COsPAsYs P.eadii
EET-YoEs
CITY FwAsHlNoTO ..s.rURDAy, kH;hs
Al p o'elocs poca, from Pier No. a N0rta Ever.
PASSAGE.
Ps,trpsrr. u.rsss To- Havfs p1ni Bss1rr Bieasn
ESy5s e1q s.sS-s e oo7is,d SiE every ree.i,-
immediate extinction Of ire and he rteess DIS
SoT frzht o, ps.,sse .ppJ be oncs COMPANY.
JoHE g. oALh, no Is B'2 az, New Yo,, Asent
YTyHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS' STEAM
Il fHIP BREMEN H. VESSELS ComuisI6sI,
Carrying PIE U. 5. NAIL
s3TURDAY, Hsrch ls, a. l2m-
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LoSDoN, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and sAEAIN,
FIRST CABIN, 300; SECOND CABIN, sni STEER
AGE sS5. yor fieigh: and f..ssc s9py ur,cv,r,
9ELPCKE, KEUTGEN HhiShthI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
49, 1855, the Trains win ssye Chambers a. Station a.
follows; Express Trains, m and S;l5 and $50 p m. !
Albany kan Train II rs for Poughke-Pse, $50 3 m
and I'm for Dobb. Ferry at $50 m for Stag sns s; IN
D. M; for Pesktkil =. N. The Poughkeepse feettkul
hng Bins and Dobbs Ferry Trani stop al the Way stations
Passengers taken At Chamber Canal Chrstopher AID Sha
Trains for Newfort leave Troy at sos and 10 20 and
sl5 and 52S and Albany about 10 minutes later On
Sundays n Q o. N. A. y. SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Via NEW
4 foEr .Ot l.LL n.La-rs" .pl,Hssa sps .sps., e,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY al SATURDAY q: ) o'ese. > -,
~ ~ nr ~ 60 sysi 4 sos. r.9 w.
H.r..ar no roou, vii ~ ..s.rs.a =. .ar,a TO su, ,sr
lsni u ~ tee ,are sra. hsy. o-en pad for.
grsss: Bosou ia sso~d through ui:a sfss ssps;h y
VIZ. BoEDEy, AIsH:, No. - AID II S..s-..
CFNTRAI. RAILROAD of EEW-JERSEY-
~ Conrse;i.s E.~.B,npt9n ~fh TIE Dss<,-- Ls1s.-
ard ~sssrt RazO,s, AID 81 Eas.on vh 10 Lenfs
SPRING AREAHGENEST. ,or1n.o,ip. MSes o, lsa
i.sv. psv Yors for I,i'oH q n'snte si' r's,' ION -
Ne 2norts River e, :. r. u n, ace n fer s0ner7is
The .ssy. ir,.s eozbee 3 EAr.SsA 9TH .hs New.
srs..i 49, :. 80 n ana !. u sud acc 5 p n
fs',sassr, fr The nsA~Ne L-.isgsplA t,t "e.,sra
p,rosd ill leave :: 0aJ. Yor Lsail. Valley Rail-
'''' L. 49, JOIN o. srrRss. ,ur-nn,,assn..
KLW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Eor PHILA-
IN DELPHA and TIE SOUTH and WEST Via JERSEY
Z sc Epi "a a. Ts.oais Ts.;. .sd 81 Gin.
L. s55 if1sSss sss,,s essets9 . Wash ston q n ,nds
, M nsn. J. " WOODBURY. As,i.ts5, sufer.n:srdep.-
s.s IN Be 70, IN, ~
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER Arrangement
an. ~ .r h Mssoif % g.. dtoH - = .,. x
-, sew Yoss, /. iolosi;
s.55a m.. For p.hsGsbnes,
1000 a o.. Mai trsin f-T Ansny
lis %. Fof White PsnI.
$50 .. IN For " an bridge
$500 .. H.. Por kinerton.
$50 .. u. Ia yess for Albany.
400 2. M. w. Crot0r R.'a-
B:00 .. u. For White Plans
s15 Noi.s Vans 'roI WIT txd f~E,se So
s.3o D n. .Yor Wiih.pat.Afe
HITussSe-WI rave
B.OOs H.. White flNEs
$40. M. " lnruIsoncge
TOO N. .Cro.on gAA
700 Z. kLeTtOn-
7.DAU. Vhie Plans.
1904 M. Mail train for ltsLy.
10 So " l-snst Ttpe-
81 n White PiAus
$500 Whi-s PIsist.
$50 D. no. Albany BIrress.
6:Oo .. a.. " nhsn,ortge
wa. J. CAMPBELL, supsrIpnSsut
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Qoparinfrsbip Hohtes.

ERANKLIN NJ. KETCHUM is from this date
i tms"sei "'~ KETCHUa HOWE CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

NETWORK snd NEW-IlANEN RAILROAD.
II Iss WINTER ARRANGEMENT lSS
Commencing November =, 1858
Ps,..ps.f Station IN hewiork corner Hihst And fhs''
entrance -7ths. - .,-,,. vo,x
PoT Nex.Haven. :, = N lex y l.4, -'t l-hl ,t'sl,
80, a. 81. Bnd.epot = ga IN. (sS.); Y: .i> tex,
sSsns4Spm For Milford Stafford, tAlheid soi,A'
po and N...port 1884 SIS sn1 Esp "a totS9i'
r,ls n, as as (ex) S:A, $50. $40 p n fof pa-
ren A. Greenwich. 1870, $40 $50 e'S "a ,oi
Stamford :. ", lex u; - 80 tehl ~ -
~ 20 C.gr "A S:aiors N ~ ~ S;t
t.Js. $50. SIS, p ...e. -,,r,.
Fcr so,,ou ul ts1i 2.t5 ?. Tex yof rrosoer@s
Hartford m teK) FOR Hartford 1nd sp..hsnT9,
teN D. y: IS sa6 .:f5 p (eIL for SoHIe.l,I, - -
Railroad 20 Montreal, N e. fof SSlri & -
Northsu pton m. (s1 Aas 1875 u For 80
Ard New Lec don Rsirosd AID >: - o N roi "a
touie Railroad For Nslls,1cs RAiiross, "a -
p n ToT paneury ard Norwsk Railroad m 80 u
JAMES u. HOYT, SgPernISndeL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
TTHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING

rNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
Il TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-Insnd Route
ibe shortest and dect, carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamer, PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone, ard
COMMODORE, Can't D. stsrsis in connection with TIE
EToNISGTON and PROVIDENCE, and BOSTON .nd
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New-Yort tA1y (Sun-
DAYS e1oepted Pier No North River, int wharf above
ssi., O'Clock an stonlneton az U a.,
o: on The arrival Of Mall Train which rsyes Boston a.
S:lop -.
Th. COMMODORE, RON New .Yort. hondaJ' Wednesday
.5 s6sv rom Srinston Tuesdsy ftursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from He~-York, Tuesday, Thur
cay and Saturday, fIo sorsgtou, Monday "edne'dJ aao
sntsy -,
Passenger proceed rom stonnt9n per railroad 70 rIoy,
tspoe ana Boston IN Express NAL Train rescint ts
places advance Of those by other routes aud 10 ample e of
ell The early mornins es connecting North aud Last FAs.n-
re tst prefer il rensr on board the Cnoy nights
resi- unatu1bd breakfast desired and leave stoninEoa n
The A lran.
Pars from Providence 20 Nsvport N c.pts .
accom- pAneI me steamer ad rsn through
each .,
FOR p.sr1e bers freight apply on board the
steamer or q. freight Office Pier No. North River or ~
toe Office No 10 ssttery-plscs. FEB. -. 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN sud Arsf MONDAY New % 1885, tut anti further notice,
Passenger Trains ~l leave PieT foo. Il Danes SAo~
Wa
intermediate Stations
MAIL WEST A. ga m. foE pnRfHi AID hasao aho a'S''
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PAssEN0ER AIS p m, from fcos Murray e.,
via Piernnont for sufrrns and !Iernediste sianoOs
WAY PASSENGER a. $3.50 p m, Tor NesSisn rof' JEW"
sno intermediate etA-ons
ana principal iuteunediss SAlioDl
EHIGRLST for DUntirra ans susAe' ana l-Ie''
mediate Stations
gle above Train, III csiy suTtsys eroeptet
Ir2s couGeet q. mira via IRE Z s va
Cspsudllgus Railroad. for NAsaS FsI 81 BnSaamsen wa
the syrscute spi Brgha,oa Railroad for syrsoase CON-
10. N,h toe BusAo New YoTk and Enc RaIcse of ko ass
ter Buffalo sn6 Eizgtrs FS, 3r.st Bend, WITH the pes
sne Western Railroad for scranton 81
suAso Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for CeYs-
lAas Cincinnati, ro.eso, Detroit. Cniosso, Gc. -,
'~-N' CHARLES MORAN President
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THE MATCH DIYORtY CASE.
c,nIV Hal, IA AIT Be- Iamil n uatrl

THIS was a motion by plaintiff .0r perpetual irjnnc-
Ia restrain def udant from Interfering with sxere.Bg
control ever plaintiff fr .nony 70 o. paid % ne. during
~. oi for divorce This prnDs tho Jafgs
r,n,d nth apo atoms and ordered defends plaintiff
IS uetL .ncny hoa the dst- the complaint was sssd.
DEcIsIOS.
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Wines, Br0mdies, etc.

Wines, Br0,,dtes, etc.
V. d e. MAIG NAN & CO.,
30 st. Louis Street,
Sole Agents for the South Of
Alexander seignee's Rochelle BRANDIEs
Champagne Vineyard Projectors, Cognac BR ASn1rs
Goldenburg CoGSAC 1880 and 1905
Importers Of
Larronde Cognac fine CHAMPAGNE. 1879
extra old CoGNAC.
Lanie, Th Mouerin and ST. Georges Rocbe,ls
WINES IN boAEs-Chateau Latour B. Mouton Haut Brion
Leove LATTE, Magauz. Giscours with glass stoppers
and ST. Estephe, American Flag, from Eyauem Fila Ror.
eeauS; ST. Julien and Haut sauterne, Drout 4 Gaptar
quarts and pints; Chateau Margaux and Hsut sane-,
Larronde Pere
ehAhhf AND WHITE WINE-In casks and barrels
coRD1ALs-of Marie Brisard & Roger and l.. Rsu,.o,
Bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN oIL-of A. Giilet 4 Co., of Loriept
Hunter, Comte dr Montat opsr, ons
pintsi Fleur de Botzy and Creme de Bouzv D,ors.s
Ay; +. Lemaitre Fills.
CORKS-Assorted,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27
Notice.

had left the city business during nv absence II
false rumo by me- spread
all over the city that wonld my
for the of having left number of claims apant
unsettled.
an rssdirg in this city for these years
and never 10 my own Knowledge has been deprived by
pug Of me ieas' PARTICLE and therefore herewith request of
every house that might have any claims on me to ~
bill at the of Poydas Fulton streets this av for
Element. - w. So
intend to leave the city for time on business This sr
r M and bills not presented up to the hour
mentioned shall settled after nv return 10 bisoi
's-i <PH Fl. W.L0NG.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27
John Todd.

John Todd,
As "hu IL and II
CHARTERS STREET,
Is selling his entire assortment of
Fancy Dress Goods, Laces and Millinery,
AT An
I'M M TENSE DEDUCTION
The entire stock of this Springs Importation and consists
of the choicest styles in
CoLoRED DRESS SILKS,
PLAIN AND FIGURED BLACK SILKS,
GRENADINES, ORGANDIEs,
INDIA MUsL1Ns.
English and French Bareges.
FINE THREAD LACEs, EMBRoIDERIEs,
BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS, sHAwLs,
hANTILLAs AND BURNoUs,
LADIES' AND MISSES BoNNETs
RIDING HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS
And Other
M 4 4 NJ n HY GOODS
AT LESS THAN COST.
Also Superior Assortment of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SWISS, NAINsooK, INDIA
AND OTHER MUsLINs,
AT HALF PRICE.
je27 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27

PREsENr FROM JArAs.--Two large cases OF silks
We're received BY the State Department, at Washing
ton, e presents from the Emperor of Japan, accom-
panied BY letter from the Emperor. The cases
were sent 70 the Patent Office. suitable letter Of
acknowledgment will be sent to the Emperor, and
presented BY our Minister to that Empire. The ia
panese Commissioners are expected shorty to arrive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27

SHOCKING BuTcHERy AND SuIoIDE.-At Dunkirk,
n T., on Saturday morning the 18th, the dead bodies
Of Martin Sauter his wife and only child, were found
IN an upper room Of the emigrant house kept by
sauter on Buffalo street. The wife's throat, it is
stated, must have been cut while asleep in bed causing
almost instant death, the windpipe being entirely
severed The child Elk years of age, was on another
bed, with her throat horribly mangled. The body of
Sauter was found in reclining position by the side
Of the bedstead on which the child lay 1t supposed
the deed was done some time in the night, as the
house was observed to be closed up to the time of the
discovery. Sauter kept an emigraut clearinghouse
and was connected by marriage with respectable Ger
man families. The affair creates intense excitement
1t is known that the parties had not lived quiet life
for some time, but whether the deed was committed
under the influence of liquor is not known.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27
.Nagicat I'at,, Extractor,

Possesses the unquesionabe power instantly to check
on This acceded by many eminent in the profession and
by all that have used and hence sessng this great
property, it naturally follows pain which in cases
OF Burns, Scalds etc is produced by inflammation must
cease as soon as and sdue uammatie that
caused it, Read the many of cures in pannbats
which can be had gratis the Agents
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos. q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole for the Southern States and to WHOM all ordar
snouid ee addressed. Jee7 2p3teodAW
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

A convention to nominate candidate for the
Board Of Public Works meets in Odd Fellows Hall
this day. We presume the convention will proceed
to business at the usual hour-12 O'Clock meridian,
This office is one of much importance. To the
people Of the First Swamp Land District, there is
none superior to 1t. Under the Constitution and
laws the member of the Board Of Public Works for
this District is invested with powers that can make
or mar the fortunes of thousands-can lose or save
many millions of dollars each year when the Missis
sipp swells to high food as it has the past two or
three years.
The most prominent candidate for the office in
question, we have heard mentioned, is Augustin
Duplantier, Esq. This gentleman we have the plea.
sure Of knowing well; and although an in1exible
Democrat, we consider him admirably fitted for the
post He has had all the necessary experience
knows fully the requirements of the swamp country
he aspres to preside over and is in every particu.
lar, heightened and honorable gentleman. Should
he chosen, the Swamp Land Fund will he honestly
and efficiently administered under his rule.
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House to Rent

And
FIXTURES FOR SALE OF A WELL ESTABLISHED
ICE CREAM AND soDA-wArER SALOON
AND CIGAR STORE
A5Eveything in complete order and ready 10 commence
business. Appl, 10
EDMOND II. CHADWICK.
!e-i zpu ct Hyde Goodrichs
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To the Trade.

To the TRADE.
II r. N r Y II. BRIG GS.
'JEWELER,
AT the Store occupied by Joseph Hufty,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, NJ o.,
Respectfully attention of the civ and Covnrv trad.
Inc act that he has just opened reeey
FIVE .1:zs rvEERx
Consisting In part of LoCKETs, CHAINS CAMEO BETS,
EfRUsCAN SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGs Watch
Keys Trinkets which he will pleasure In showing
Il. 7. BRIGGS,
fe25 2ptf IN Canal ,t,e..
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NVNNEfIOVSE,
l05 PoydFas St. between Camp St. Charles Orleans
PRESSES, TYPE INK. PAPER, CARDS, and Furnishing
Of every description, at manufacturers prices.
Agent for the sale of R. HOE & Co IS PRESSES and JAS
CONNER SONS TYPES.
od type taken in exchange for new at 10 cents per lib
secl nd hand Presses bought and sold ais 2pMokWlv
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gfw 0rlaas Daily Crescent annday Y1prni guae e. 1859


In Philadelphia Wednesday 18th inst by the Rev Isaac
Lesser. MR.. NATHANIEL BARNETT Of New Orleans 10
Miss ANNIE HYNEMAN, Of Philadelphia,
AS-Lonacn, Eng, papers please copy. aas
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NO FIGHT.-Capt simms and Hon. Carrot Davis.
the Kentucky politicians who were expected to wipe
out mutual aronts in blood, visited Cincinnati for
fnat purpose and did not fight after all. Their mu.
toal friends succeeded in establishing good under.
standing, and they both returned to the stump.
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MUnDEs AND SUICIDE. ~ On the 18th inst, at Dun
kirk, N, the dead bodies Of Martin eanter, his
wits - eqly child were found in an upper room Of
- ~ house kept by Sauter, on Buffalo street.
Tho NilsA throat must have been cut while asleep in
bed canstng almost instant DEATH the windpipe be.
ing entirely severed. The child, six years Of age,
M on smother bed, With her throat horribly man.
gled. The body Of Sauter was found in a reclining
position By the sde Of the bedstead on which the
child lay. i supposed the deed was done some
IT, " the night, az the house was observed to be
closed up e the time Of discovery Sauter kept an
boarding house, and was connected by mar
rage with respectable German families in town.
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.WOreNts's Restaurant.

.N0reas's Restaurant, z-=
1T CANAL STREET.
During the past season this weknown establishment has
been rented and put in complete and such
made as to guarantee to patrons times all the dsHe
cies the markets afford.
Inc public may rest assured that nothing left undons
on our part to maintain the reputation MoREAUs h.,
hitherto sustain edha being of the best In
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Propretors " Moresu'sn
n.f 4'u No. LIT Canal street,