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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

The Utah papers up the 18th December have been re-
ceved. They contain very little Of general interest
Peace however, continues in Utah. and, like the rest or
mankind the Saints "sre marrying and giving in mar
riage" and attending to all the claims Of society and ex-
stence The weather had been excessively cold and FUR
Their reports Of its dreful effects made in the Necs
young named William Redrnan, resident Of Platte
county Missouri was found frozen TO death in the noun
tans on the % Of December Two others in his company
found time 10 receive necessary succor and were
on the way Of recovery but had been seriously injured
hension of three prsonersEdward Bron Richard Jones
and j. Daon-who escaped from the city lookup on the
9th. For the agreeable entertainment Of catching them
four young Mormons set oui-viz, John w. Woolley,
Brigham Young Jr Stephen Taylor and jason Iuce-and
succeeded experimenting them at Ogden about A.
of the 9th and by them delivered to the authorities
of Great Salt Lake City at NJ Of the same day which
regarded quite feat in its way ana an intmaton to
evil doors that ''Jordan is hard road TO travel"
Judge z. Snow and Elder Alma l.. Smith, the former
from his mission to Australia and the latter from
Saints in obedience TO the call made last spring for all to
come home the 10th December, and report things -four
shng from whence they came.
The Legislature in session. On the 14th the Grand
Jury indicted James Ferguson, ESQ., for using language
calculated to numdste George Stiles late Judge OF this
comes on for trial the Mormon attorney Is expected 10
make some rich disclosures the manper in which judi
ca business has been heretofore conducted by the Gentle
judges in that Territory.
MARRIED.
CIRK-PRArr.-In Provo City Nov. 20, by Bishop Duke,
Mr. John Clark ana Mss Alvira Pratt, both of Provo
HA1ETr-IiAyDEN.--In Provo city, Dec. D. by. Bshop
Duke Mr.. Thatcher Halett and Miss Armina Hayden,
both Of Prove.
RosA-IoApER--At the Jordan Bridge, near Leh, Dec.
g. by Elder Abel Evans John +. Rosa OF Hungary, SER
gean the U. army, and Miss Patience Loader OF Eng
land.
DIED.
KuII4NAt his residence in Emigration Kanyon, Great
Salt Lake county Nov TO- iS5s Elder John Klan, aged
G. years. months and 10 daysson of Philip and Nary;
born in Lincoln county, N. c. April 25 1896;
ried Mrs Lydia Comfy, whose maiden name was Hopper,
about 1917; he ordained elder in the Mormon
church, in jackson county, Mo-. in the Missouri persecu
tons driven from Jackson 10 Clay county from Clay
to Davis, from DAVIS to CALDWELL and from Caldwell to
beyond the borders Of the Sate commanded company
in the defence of Far West No. against the mob in the
fall OF 1858; mission 10 Kentucky Jan. IS 1916
and took charge Of the branches in that State followed
the fortunes Of The Saints in their being driven
voo and arrived here among the early settlers of this Ter
ritory Elder Kiian member OF the High Priest
Quorum aud lived and died good in the Iath prac
tice and enjoyment OF his religion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Ingefsoll.
THE BROOKLYN CouNrERFErrERs SENTENCED TO 81
SING FOR HIGHT YEARS.


THE BROOKLYN couNrERFEIrERs SENTENCED TO SING
SING FOR KiGHr YRARs.
JAM 1s-The United States Eiscsrd Eduardo Amelia
Eduards, his uife, I'd Samuel JAms-The Iarst named
prisoner pleaded gui " TO Indictment charging him
with counterfetpg in oklyn extensive SCALE and
the two latter were tre nd found guilty Of the same
offence Mr. Dwight Assist District Attorney called for
the sentence Of the Court on the prisoners.
Mr. Joachimssen read afidavt Of gentleman,
agent to the Astor property stating that the female
prisoner has lived with Edwards his wife, and has been
considered to bear that relation to him.
The Judge said that those facts had been proved
the trial the jury under the charge Of the Court should
have acquitted the woman but in the absence Of esti
mony her being his wife, the jury had no other alter
ratve but convict her. He would therefore, suspend
sentence the female prisoner lin order that the wit
may have opportunity Of coming forward to
give oral testimony that she is the vito of the prisoner
Edwards.
ON behalf Of the prisoner Samuel James, Mr. Ashmead
said he knew charge Of grave nature result
in conviction on such slight testimony. James
stranger here, and hence the absence of testimony
character He hoped the Court would the first
time he had been charged with an offence temper justice
with mercy.
Mr. S. Stewart, on behalf of Edwards asked for the
cemeDcy of the Court He had pleaded guilty the in
dofmen and was suffering from i'll health and had pass
cd the meridian Of life.
The Judge said that he could not allow feelings of
mseratop to interfere with his duty the community
at large. These parties kept Wholesale mandatory for
the making OF spurious coin, and distributed amongst
Innocent persons. The law awards for offence
imposition Of fine not exceeding So 000 and imprson
ment with hard labor for Eot than years. The
sentence OF the Court that each Of the male prisoners be
imprisoned in Sing Sing, at hard labor, for period Of
eight years. and that they pay fine of 500 eah before
their liberation.
The prisoners we're then reanded to the custody OF the
United States Marshal.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 49, 1852

echr Mary Parker, Clark, Virginia, days.
Schr j Barrat Davis Delaware, 3 days
Sehr Alabama savn, smy rua Del "a hours.
Schr j Rayner. Rayner, Boston, 3 days
Schr A Wo0dhOuse new, WcOdh0use, New Haven.
echr Montrose, WALL New Haven.
Plot boat Edwin Forreat Johnson Newport, RI.
sloop Post Petit Virginia, s days
Steamer Curew. Arey. Providence.
The shp Manhattan arrived night from Liverpool has
30 passenger and reports-Dec during westerly gale,
Patrick Crawford, seaman. killed. h In gale from w,
John k9rgan fell overheard and lost 10th inst
lat IS, Ion 81 90 fell 10 with bark Franklin of Liverpool
wateroeged decks swept and dmasted from her Capt
Young his officers and crew. all Of exhausted and
food water the very cold Capt Young
That the bark being full OF water rolled broadde
when sea boarded her aud swept everything
cdng the cabin and ut the time his wife and
u their berths; and the following seaman
burns OF Brooblyn washed from the The
manhattan was ~ days the Banks during expert
eneed succession of heavy westerly gales with heavy
mas snnered severely In sails and rigging
BELOW
Brig Ruwannee, Hosmer from st Marks.
Schr Mary ID Lane, Gardner, from Apaachcola
Capt Hazard Of steamng VIM Webb reports inward
bound vessels within 40 miles of the Hook at sunset.
SAILED.
Br steamship Alps Liverpool ships Marsh Callao; Der.
nard Bordeaux MiaD New Orleans barks eta Cane
Coast Hyperion Port SPAIN CASTOR barbados; Prince
ton Demarara briggs Ocean Eagle Monrovia Morancy Glen
iuegos; Brooks GoDsves Means Ponce; schrs Rur.
dett Hart Buenos Ayres Kate r st Domipgo Masonic st
Pierre; Brewer Jacmel; Atwater, New Orleans r
Vickery. Apaiachicoa; and others.
Wind at suniet WSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
Board of Supervisors.

This Board met last evening" President Purdy in the
chair.
The Committee on County Offices reported in favor ol
allowing the County Treasurer aclerk at salary Of 81 500
per anpum.
Supervisor vooRHIs offered a resolution resembling
former resolution Of this Board watch authorized the
Court Of Sessions appoint the necessary attendants
exceeding eighteen, and directing the Comptroller not to
pay rendered by suon officers after this date
The matter VAS referred
the NEW CHI BALL
The special Committee on the New City Hal reported
IN favor If pct ton 10 thu legislature % pass act
auth RUG the supervisors IN raise million u dollars
nsiesd o. proposed o: $3.50 000) 10 build the
bew cry Hail. The report was accepted by vote Of
toy
The report of the Commitee County Offices, in favor
Of aputoprianIg 81 coo to TT up The herBs Office
adopted. Tie report Of the same in favor OF appopriat
ng 81 Goo for iron safe and ItDB up tbe Office OF c
CVuuts Clerk also adopted.
Several papers were received ana REFERRED aud the
Board adjourned 10 tuesday next AZ three O'Clock.
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United States Mnrshal's Office.

Deputies Rynders and o'Keeaa took into custody a
man named Marcus Dohery charged with tho murder Of
William hansue seaman on the ship California on the
24th of October last when on whaling voyage from
New Bedford. Two witnesses, named Henry K Goad and
Edward II. Gordon, searnrn board that vessel state
that alteration about work between the accused
and Tfansue and that from words they proceeded to
blows, when Doherty struck deceased on the right
side with spade from the effects of which he fingered
tour days four hours and then died The prisoner
and the witnesses sent New York IN the
Rosenbeath, Capt Rogerst by order of the American
Consul a. Bahia. The accused committed for exami
nation.
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FupcrtoT Court.
pafnre Hon. Judge Woodbury.

Before ION. Judge Woodbury..
JAS. 1S.--JocoJ Rlumenthat, bsstgHse If &tfia BIER,
Us. he Rutgers Ere Insurance Cdmpdny--Ihla wag ac
ton on policy Of ipsrauce FOR goods destroyed
by fire at No ~ Chambers street. IN hoycmhc-. 1860
Amount claimed a. 500 For The ieuco IL contelfcd
that tho stock Of goods much over valued, which,
under the 9th sccon 81 She policy, rCu1'red 10 VOID.
The went ~ he ly Monday cycunc, ant
they this mcynin1 lrought gcrdlct for delendan,s rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

Port Of New York, january Is, 1858.
CLEARED
Steamship Africa OBJ shannon. L!yerpool-E Cnnnrd
Snip He'll, Low, Hong Konr-A A Low q Bro
Ship Thos Jefferson mn, New. orleans-N n Brigham;
Raik sophie Elizabeth Dutch, vanderhoof kolerdam-
bark Theoiosa Freeman Buenos Ayes--p spoGord.
BARK Hamilton Wsss, Chaieston-Peck i Church.
- Brig Gezusters DUTCH, Wiser, Amserdam-fuuch x
Bis Storm King, Penny Gaboon Me- ready. Mets& Co
Brig hesaurador, Peterson, Naguabo0aiway Cascade h
Brig Onward Orr Higgins, $. gls-smith, Jenss& Co.
Brig hyose,a tbr' Two s Johns Metal 4 sriIh
Brig Lucy Atwood, Paddock, New BedfordMcCresdy Mott
sehr Casey, cudworh, Port Platte nbernotS Es-
schr s Harding Warwick. Advoca,e--D + pewoG
schr suwa,teu brown Jactsonylle-van Brpn, slaght
schr jamestown, Laton,e'ie savannah-Demili a Go.
scir oregon, Kraasa Warrington & Mitchell.
schr Taiyfax Mot Alexandria Stafford 4 Dodge.
s cr srs" Rbass rers0
Steamer Boston Hand, Phadephia
ARRIVED.
passengers. 70 Mchil Son Monday, $40 AM signal
for DS S
steamship Potomac Watson Baltimore, with mdse, 10
Amy San FS c.. with
& he
Ba,rss NOV q ai IS g $ lon ss bark with Top
OF Dundee bound S0h lat &C. Ion CO. large ship
apparently Dut b. with loss Of mrn and mzen
Dec lat 81 lon ~ 49, saw Ham brig Austria a. bound w sh
for n.S S,sies Is,b IL, III m ion Az rs snnanns m
ship Aldebsran bound 81 26h at4 NJ lon 49, spoke ship
Tarat OF st John NIB from CaaO for Hampton Roads
srrived 4h inst lat rs 10 Ion 81 30 bark heading wsw
showing white burgcc with red letter In centre. ~ Win
Smith, 81 Calais, aged ~ years. died.
Bark Fannie tosedgwck Herrick Bordeaux 70 days with
brandy &c 60 master Has had constant
westerly gacf; did not lay her for days.
| rail and received some other damage
Bark Jasper, Bennett, ~ Marks Jan B. with cotton &C.
wakenan bmon Go. i'h inst lat IS Ion rs spoke BRIG
$50 from Mobile for Boston,
Brig Rush Beais Malaga VIA Gibraltar, Dec with fruit &c
10 Giro trancia.
scIr Hs1e HAYES Malaga 50 Days via Newport RI will
| fruit 10 Grund X Westerveit
Schr Marine Nerrhew Wilmington, NC.
schr Vim Il Thos Hewlett Rdgway 20 omac Va 3 days
pthr Protector CoDkin, Virginia 3dsys
l sehr Connecticut Starlos, Virginia, 3 days.
Scr Samuel Chase Sterling, Virginia. 3daye
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IJEMfTf ANCE& ~ ~
~ UNION BANK or IOgn0N,
BANK or LIVrnrICl,
BflfhsT BNNkfpS COMPANY, InrlAvD.
NATIONAL BANK or SCOTLAND. .
Dra'is On ,hc above bankA ssit from III apwa
payable on proepuisron and coca everywhereln
fRGIAND SCOTLAND.
rHIIANUor WALLS,
TAYLOR hRoTuERE
No. 70 Wall street, New xoss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

Tie United States aloop otar cyauo sailed from Mo
Jancro for Valparaiso tho 23d OF h0yemJtr All well
The United states steam frgate wabash was % GeDc'
27th ut. al wei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

Ihtadan Hour continued hrm, With small sales IN lots,
at our quotations Southern -four continued in good de-
mand at full prices, with sales of about 200 400
bbls closing within the range Of our figures Rye flour
and corn meal unchanged and sales limited. Wheat
was nm and closed ut about &c. per bushel higher The
sales embraced about 10000 $1,000 bushels, in
GLIDING poor white Western at 81 TO- good white
Southern at 81 40 81 As; white Kentucky at
81 co 81 e5; Milwaukee club at ST 90, and red winter
Western Mt 81 3d. Corn drmer, with sales Of about
10000 bushels, including mixed Western, at S8c.; new
yellow Southern at ssc, and New Jersey do at S2c and
old white at 9oc. Rye was quiet but firmly held Bar
ley steady with sales of 500 bushels at S5c Oats
continued firm and good demand with sales Of Western
and Canadian at 62c 63c The following table from Mr.
Bells circular gives the total exports of breadstus from
the United States since the LIST Of September last
pared with the period for the previous three years.
which exhibits wide discrenancY:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 1876 P. NJ
AsnEs-sales small lots pots reported at SIC and
pearls at &c.
BREADsTuFrs-Flour-The market continued TO rule
firm, with sales of about 10 600 1900 bbls closing
mainly with the following range Of prices
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o 1850 GO ls55 5 1s5s ooo 1sse 200
France. 100000 10000 14l GOO 2soooo
g other pts 10000 $4,000 $4,000 100000
Stock OF hand... e77,ooO 10000 $4,000 1877 900
OF which during the past week. included in the above
Received at ports les eco $4,000 1890
:. France. 10000 10000 10000 5000
ro,, StsS1 pts s eco SSS SSS
The increase in receipts at the ports, compared with
1856 was 3S5coo bales The increase in exports to
increase TO France GOo increase TO other foreign ports,
1900 Total increase in exports 90 goo bales.
FnEIcHrs continued TO rule dull. Some cheese, by
steamer, reported to Liverpool at 3os t,rce beef
was last taken at Ss Cd, aud cotton at I'D 932d. for
compressed and uncompressed; other articles We're
nominal To London and Glasgow there was nothing Of
reported To Rrcmen6do bales of cotton and 80
tons measurement goods were engaged at p To Mel
bourne rates at &c., and to California they dull
at 2T &c. SIC. per foot measurement.
FRuTT.Sa'os Of 500 600 boxes made at 50 As n
81 90 for NJ RS, and 50 sS 50 for layers
NolAssEs The market steady, with sales of about
$50 500 bbls. New Orleans a. Acc.
NAVAL SroREs.-sales of 400 bbls common rosn were
made at 81 so per 80 lbs, delivered Spirits were que,
at 491sc. bCc and 50 10 was asked for crude.
PFoyIsI6Ns-Pork was firm and in good demand, with
sales Of about Ace bbs including old and mess,
ST. ST. 80 SIT 15 and prime at S13 Is Sales OF 900
bbls new were reported for delivery in june July
and August, AT sS. Beef steady and in fair demand
sales Of about $50 bbls including country prime a. Sc
75s 81 country mess at So 50; repacked do at So rs
SO 30, and repacked Western do. at $40 IS sl1 CO.
Prime fair demand, with limited Sales Beef
hams continued firm, with sales of 100 bbls at $13 SIS
90 Cut meats were steaoy, with l50 packages reported
at &C. for hams and at 64c exc for shoulders. Lard
firm, with sales Of about 800 bbls. at IL 80 IL
Butter and cheese steady and In good demand.
RcE-Ihe sales embraced about $50 casks, at 31ac.
3Ac.
SrcEs The sales embraced about 500 bales Cloves to
arrive, at Sc.
SueARs-Tbe market continued firm and refining goods
about "a cent better The sales embraced about
1,500 hhds including 200 800 Cuba at &c 7sc and
the remainder consisted chiefly of New Orleans mostly
71sc. a SIC.
ToRAcco-There is doing in Kentucky, with
concessions the lower grades Segar leaf is in good
mnnd with tendency TO advance The sales embraced
113 hhds Kentucky, at Sc al1xc 81 bales Havana
33c. 81 ac 1856 bales Yara at p. t.; 764 seed
leaf ct D. t.; II cascs Florida at 10c. a 45c
WHHxEy.T market continued hrm with sales of 2cC
bblf. at rs &c, part prime barrels
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toFFFE The market continued firm, with sales of
20 Of OF $500 bags of Rio private TERMS $500 mats
of Java at Axe 14Ac and boo bags Of Rio at ioc.
&c The cargo noticed above said to have been
sold within the ranges Messrs. William Scott K Son
give the following Of tho stock n this MARKET
Rio the 18th January, 1859, 24l received since
date, II s9o-toal 22,73l. Sales for consumption est
mated at 700 Stock of Rio the 18th day of January
1859, 90 ,O3l: Bahia, 675 Maracsibo $780, Laguayra
1900; Java mats, tss75, government bags $780, St.
Domingo, 2, lOo-total, 100,5 ll mats and bags.
CoTToy The market exhibited rather tone, while
the sacs embraced about 600 bales 600 of which
in trsnsisu We quote mddlng uplands at 12c., Florida
middng at 1216c, Mobile do. at 12Ac and New Orleans
l23Ec Vim. p Wright & Co. in their circular for the
Africa TO give the following statement of receipts
and exports since the FIRST Of September s57rhe fol
lowing is statement Of the movement cotton since the
first OF September as compared with the previous three
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The Following comparative statement OF the exports
(oxcusvc Of spccc from New York to foreign ports for
tho week, and since Jan l.
Total for INC week.. 81 10i 1254a72 Gs7, 200
Previously reported. $50 9i G49 $50 66i 1852
Since Jan. 1...,...s2s25 iSs 1904 ,o3I 1,352ol2
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AisArIc r0R NEW YonK--r6is
son RISES. % NOON RISES. o.
sFrs O2 3 A.
Port of New York. Janunry Is. 1888.
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Telegraph Marine Report.

sQUAN, NJ, Jan 49, sunset-wind ", light; weather clear
LONG BRANCH NJ, Jan IS, sunset-Wind NV light;
ther clear.
HIGHLANDS NJ, Jan Is, unset--Steamshtp Philadelphia
and ship clear of the bar bound out Wind NV light
SANDY HOOK Jan 1S sunsetThe Webb going up the bay
No inward bound vessel In sight. Wind NV, Light weather
clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

4 rTENTIuN ATTENTION.
AyTENrION IAnruc,

4 rTssTIoNl Ar5EEyIo. y
We call hs undivided at.en, Of ladies of New York
city .Da IL ssoSnd SS sss s9ss
n.syoi our oa.c~sIs are no saa~sr
he great city and none know better Than they o@ smos
experience goods all as. reprsssn aud that
~ Sss s wSS
.
y; q sfss
Prise We n1sriaSs name he iSws.s prise 1s and from
A;; hsrs is 7. Ssy sa Atlantic. 10 on, stock con-
Splendid LACE GOODS.
al marked down 10 be closed this month
sasMshaSoSihnikssfE s, an marked down,
and mnst be sold during this great SALE
A0f aossIssy,
HosiRRY, GLOVES and MITES
n ya,ety that marked prices and must be
slossd Y M. ~. great SALE
MsrHs,
rAsrr cova 1ssz zsS rArKrsA
AND Il .5ss ssq S5rrxp 49,
vh'; 1, rill e ;V'd Al bargains
'I0T sESazsa.
BLOWEhS,
FLOWEK6,
AND rLOwEk MATERIALS
all real French, selling mely low pricea
They muat be ~ sold out ths month.
DkkSs TRIhMINGS,
DRESS TRiMNIkGS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
, Uh ES6 Trainings 10 every variety, must
be closed In this great sale. Ruches Is cenA
VELVET RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
BLACK AND ooLoRED.
BY the yard or by ihe place At net cost
LH0 BUGLt NE1S, for ladies' and children.
from Is cents u,.
One Of the most expensive ribbon departments, AMI he
la-gelt 10 be seen In the city, Ii at
q. MACYH.
livery conceivable deaign and color
be found In nis
RIBBONS
ALL MARKED CHEAP,
10 order that make full clearing out Of them this
STORE 2O4 and 2os SIXTH AVENUE,
One door below Fourteenth street
Il. d. MACY,
KH. MACY x.cv
20z and 206 Sixth
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TINE BoNNE FrPbssFUsE Nm FIN tFRArCkTsED
dtsIre rouyer de pouusge 10 journee Scrre 9. r.
perah cncce,
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EssRNCH ADvNRrTaNITENTs.

" culicrc npe gonvernane, su saebe en- meme emp'@
prepdre IN direction do aisoB. II cst eeasns qu'ee
prpnor Francase quella colt mure dtY
sndsone DadTeaBer y. O., box ia Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

T,o PARTIES LEAVING FOR HUKoPE-A MARkrEp
couple without incumbrance would be happy TO give
her services any way required in confederation Of ree
Broadway Pest Office ~'
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T AXE BHOKE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL-
road CompaDys ofce. lss BROADWAY New York, July s,
J8b9The obstruction caused by the washing AWAY OF cuE
the Michigan southern Rarosd has removed
trains are making regular conueci0ns usual
JOHN =. PORrkH, aent.
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ITO MERCHANTS OR INSTRUMENTATION
rltuatoh ~ an experienced man, superinenden In
either mercantile or manufacturing establishment could
act as corresponding clerk himself generally useful
Communications addressed 10 w. box lS7 Herald ONCE VIII
be promptly ATTENDED 10. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

WANrGD-BY YOUNG MAX, A SITUATION AS
barkeeper; give SIX years. best city refreuoe from
his lait employer. Address T. S. box 1853 Herald Office
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WIN. a JACKSON 4 oo,s RHUrrLn gywwa MA.
w chine -Ibts machine for tsofs uhoeatsre hgs %
equal fsrsons about purchasing manhae Viii DO well b.
calling nt bs2 Broadway Agencies wanteL
w. II, JAyEaON A. IN
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I II + + ATE OF + Ran X LIN.
Return Cf the Exploring Strhi Vox,
OFFICIi'. iCCuUNr O!FTIIE EXPE-
E.iiBs.
INTFPESTYNG DETIILS.

----
r.om ,l,o London Times
Tn F.r scr.w i-coycrY y,sqc', C. pt.
McCintock,) which - sent to the Arlic
regions at the expense Of Lady Flanklin.
to discover traces Of the missing expedition,
arrived off the Isle Of Wright ON Wcancs.
day. On landing, Cant. MClntork at
once came on bv train for Lond,n. bring.
ing with bin two cases containing relics of
the long missing expedition Of Sir John
Franklin. We have received the following
from the Admiralty.
"Tmrslav sent. 42-lO3O A. NJ.
The Secretary of tho Admiralty presents
his compliments to the editor ortlr Times
anl forwards the ac,amrany;pg letter for
insertion"
l,cur Fox +. y.
Sir:--T bcg vou will inform tho Lord.
Commissioned, Of tho Admiralty of thc
safe return to rhis country f Lqiy Frank.
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Thr Exploration and Discovery.
MOST INTERESTING REPORT BY GAIT. MCLiE.
IpCK.

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