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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
COMMERCTAL INTELLICENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London money market was generally unchanged.
Consols closed weak the 22d at s6 96H for money
and account
LONDON, March 23--A. NJ
The opening price for consols is 90 q 96h for money
and 9e1 963s for account
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The market for American stocks quiet. Illinois
Central shares, rs 81 discount; Erie shares TX;
New York Central 6's, S61a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of the three days In the Liverpool cotton
market 81 900 bales OF which 900 were specu-
laon and 900 for export The advance of I'D reported
by the New York is confirmed; middIing Orleans was
quoted at I'D, and mddlng uplands at lied. Tho
market closed firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstuiis market was generally quiet.
but steady. Messrs Richardson, Spence Il Co. quote
American Hour dull at 10s lbs. 3d. per 100 lbs Wheat
quiet but firm for best quality at Western
red at 49, "a. 9s. 4d. do. white at s.. ID los;
or sold as high 12s Corn dull for yellow s. l0d
g. ID; white slightly higher sales at Is I'd. 7s 3D.
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
In the Manchester market cloths steady, and
yarns had an advancing tenocncy.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Tho provision market was generally dull. Beef firm
Tor choice, but dull for inferior Pork dull and slightly
lower sales at los. for Reids. Bacon dull Lard quol
at Cos. In retail. TaIlow advanced Sd. a Is.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin was dull at 4s. 3D. d. Cd. for common. Sugar
steady. Coffee firm. Rice steady. Pot ashes firm At
3os pearls steady at 3ls Cd. Spirits turpentne steady
LONDON MARKETS
Breadttulls were firm. Wheat had advanced II. sugar
nfm, and 80. higher In Collne buoyant lea
firm. Rice firm. fhllow slightly higher; sales u boz
ldnseed OIL, 2ss. fg iron aSm ~ va.
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INDIA.

The details Of the Bombay are the 25th Of Feb
uary They add little Of interest the telegraph account
The sepoys continued to surrender aud were generally
starving The amnesty under the latest instructions from
Lord Canning, had produced remarkable results 1000
men had surrendered in Barraly, 1000 in Boddou and
1,7Oo In shabjehanpore, Moroabad and Begom.
Lord Clyde, it said, would remain in India for the
remainder OF tho year.
Precautions have been taken 10 prevent tho return of
the rebels into Dude.
Cotton goods ali lower, but stocks were very light
Freghts TO England were looking up.
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The Executions in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April I, 1859.
There Is large Influx Of sight secrs to behold the exc
cuton to morrow The city full OF rumors of Intended
attempts at rescue but they may be considered perfectly
groundess There rumors also OF repreves but the
most reliable information from Annapolis is, that the
Governor positively refuses to the last committee that
attempted to interfere In behalf OF the criminals.
The parting OF the parents and relatives of Cropps Cor
re and Gambri with the condemned took place last
evening" and is reported OF the most harro wing
scenes imaginable The screams Of mothers and sisters
heard outsde the Jail. Collins for the miserable
men were brought into the jail 10 night.
ALI arrangements for the execution complete. An
extra police force fully armed has been ordered on duty
for any emergency that may arise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

THE News FROM EuRoPE.-By the arrival Of
the steamer Indian we have one days later news
from Europe. The chief point in IL is the reve-
lations that have been made in regard to the pro-
posed congress to settle the italian question. 1t
seems that the proposal for congress came from
Russia, and was not a consequence Of Lord Cow
ley's mission to Vienna at all That move evil
IDENTIFY produced no results, for 1t has been CON-
pletely superseded by the Russian proposal In
public estimation. This proposal Is that the five
great Powers-England France, Russia, Austria
and Prussia shall hold congress TO arrange a
pacific solution Of the Italian complication. Sar-
dina is not admitted. France at once assented
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RUSSIA.

disagreeabe sensation has been produced in official
circles at st. Petersburg by the declaration of the COM
mittee OF the government of liver respecting emano
patton, that the nobility express the opinion that this
reform is 70 ruin the Russian mobiles. The committee
demand recompense for the lands to the peasana
and advise the nobility to break OF all Communication
with them. The document indicates profound senti
ment Of bitterness and irritation.
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THE BUSINESS ITEMS OF New YoRK-TRADE
AND IT'S SEAsoNs.-A season for all things, and
everything in season, saith the proverb, and
the proverb is verified in these days. With the
early blush of spring come the outburstng buds,
the most delicate and fragile flowers which grace
the garden and shed perfume in the forest. Sum-
mer brings its richer and more voluptuous beau
ties, its song birds and sunny Skies Autumn
comes with its hands laden with yellow corn and
delicious fruits, and its brow glowing with the
golden radiance of mellow sunsets and the warm
efulgence of the harvest moon. Winter ap-
proaches with head hoary with frosts, but
heart full of vigor for the manly sports which
that season heralds, aud all genial with the
household joys that sanctify the fireside.
Thus, in accordance with the laws of nature,
all things come in season, and there is season
for all things. So, too the laws or exigencies of
our common life have so regulated the crcum-
stances by which we are surrounded. In looking
over the advertising columns of this journal, we
are forcibly reminded of this fact. In spring and
fall the fashions claim pre-eminence there; while
the Opera, the theatre, and the revivifed business
In those branches of trade which supply our
places of amusement with so much of their femi-
nine attractions, divide the space with them
At this season the migratory, habits Of the citi.
zens Of this metropolis, who, like the swallows,
take wing In aocks at the change of season, to
select new abode, overflow our columns
with announcements Of houses to rent aud
to be sold at auction; furniture sales, which
foreshadow households about to be broken
up, and links to be severed in the
chain Of family relations or friendships. Then
GUNNER brings its hosts of invitations to fashion
able watering places, long analyses of the vir-
tues Of medicated waters, bewitching descrip-
tions Of beauteous scenery in the White Noun
tains, the wonderful properties of certain To-
calities in giving bloom to the cheeks Of beauty,
and the fascinating nightly revels, famllIarly
called chops" which are to steal it all away
again; the salubrty Of the air, which is to create
voracious appetite in the dyspeptic slave of
city life, and the luxurious tables of the hotels,
which are to destroy it. Invitations, too, under
the title of Country Board" to those delight
full rural retreats whose ease and retirement
brighten the pale cheek Of the city BELLE and
smooth the brow Of the overtaxed drudge of
trade, when they are wise enough to select them
in preference to the transplanted cities which
carry their labors and their vices to the fashion
able country resort. In our advertising columns
the mechanics call each other together to appeal
for higher remuneration for their services, or
| TO shorten the hours Of labor.
The various headings Of our advertisements
sufficiently indicate the large number ofnterests
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A Communication OF the Sentence of Mrs. Har-
tung Refused by the Governor.

April Z, 1909.
Governor Morgan to day addressed letter to William
j. Hadley, Esq., counsel for Mrs. Hartung refusing the
application for Communication Of the sentence Of death
passed upon her. The Governor dcsgnates the crime of
poisoning the worst sort Of murder and the most dcu
of detection and declares that he conceive that no
should feel authorized TO interfere any case Of poison
ing where the guilt Is clearly proved, and especially
when the murderer is the husband wife. He expresses
the belief from careful review OF the evidence that Mrs.
narung guilty Of the deliberate murder OF her hug
band by poisoning him. Ho then refers the general
aversion TO hanging woman but thinks that public jus.
tce and the safety of human life require in in
stance Therefore he cannot commute the sentence
requests that counsel will urge Mrs. Hartung cease to
hope for Executive clemency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.


Russia Proposes Congress ON italian Ar.
fairs-France Accepts tue Proposltion-rhe
Other Powers Hold Back-PcrCurbe1I STATE
of tho Funds. &c.
Inc Pars MonVeur the 22d ult contains tho so,ov
ing-"Russia has proposed the assembling Of Congress-
Win view TO prevent the complications to which tho
conditon or Italy might give rise, and which will natu
rally disturb the peace Of Europe The Congress-
posed to be constituted of from France
Austria, England, Prussia and Russia aud to be
81 70 meet IN some neutral town. The French povern
ment has given Ito assent to the proposal of the Russian
Cabinet but the Cabinets Of London Vienna and Berlin
have not yet returned an official reply"
This article caused further rise on the Rourr. NJ "
n per CENT out subsequently, was that Austria
mad refused the proposition for Congress on Italian n
fairs and reaction occurred the three per cents closing
dull at esf CSC. FOR money, and 65r. for account.
There were rumors of another grand review OF tho
entire army of Paris on Sunday, the 9th.
The NoYd staes that In the European Congress tho
treaties OF 1916 will DO taken tho starting point for
negotationsthat u.s. has been resolved not to unsete
territorial arrangements made in that year.
Inc London Posts Paris correspondent says there IL no
basis yet agreed upon for negotiation
The London Globes Paris correspondent SAYS that Pocro
will be naturaized upon his arrival Piedmont and enter
the Parliament at the earliest vacancy.
Se'SssA Aosseb uosCrlDe uninterrupted Warllko
parations on the part Of France Austria and Piedmont
The London Daily Ne city article Of the 23d SAYS that
considerable degree Of ndecsion prevailed among
Spectators the 22d. In the morning the oniteurs
of Congress caused consols TO advance
u; but subsequently lower prices came from Paris,
ana vague rumor circulated that Austria declined to as-
cept the proposed Congress, which caused fall in the
foreign exchanges and reaction on the Stock Exchange
consols closing 4 lower than on the 2lst All the
markets at the close were comparatively deserted Money
was good demand N the street, but quiet at the bank
The supply has increased, and in few cases the rate s
below the bank minimum.
The London Timer City Article OF the 23d says the funds
opened steadily on the 22d at improved quotations. but
speculative sales foreign caused reaction the
market closing heavy. slight increase in the demand
Tor money assisted in checking the buoyancy There Ia
much disappointment and some anxiety tho delay in
the arrival OF the January mail from Australia
In regard to the projected Congress-, Geneva London
Brussels and the Hague have been mentioned
as the place at which it will be held but the London
Times believes that Aixla Chapele will ultimately be
selected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
REORGANIZATION OF the Massac h usctts Judi
Bosroy, April 7, 1859.

The Governor has signed the bill which reorgazes the
judiciary system OF the Commonwealth II does Affect
the Judges the Supreme Court but in effect dspaccs
the present Ju ges If the Superior Court creates ten
new Judges 10 preside Superior Court, which is
created for the entire State IL also provides for
reforms in legal procedure II Ia said that Hon. Charles
Aleu- of Worcester will be app United Chief Justice Of the
Court.
twelve O'Clock last night.
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o. many Of them will be fresh In the minds of
the public. The drift of opinion has always
been that as tho law is inadequate to punish with
sufficient severity adultery and seduction, the In
jured husband, father or brother is justified in
avepging himself in such manner as to him seems
proper.
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Final Defeat OF the Proposed New Line or
Telegraph TO Nova Scotia.

. :. BOSTON, April Y 1893.
On Monday new bill for q submarine telegraph TO
connect Massachusetts, with Nova Scotia was introduced
into the House and passed 10 be engrosed during late
night session. The bill embraced the names Of s.
Tobey and others as corporaors but omitted the
OF +. N. Osborne. Ia other respects the BILL though
much briefer identical in intent with the bill previous
y defeated Tho bill passed by the House came before
he Senate this afternoon in the orders of the day. and
was defeated on its third reading by II nays yeas
motion to reconsider was rejected and the project
Of competing telegraph line east has thus been faally
killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
The Connecticut Election and the Next
House Of Representatives.

Unless some very extraordinary and revolu'
tionary changes should occur ia the relations Of
our political par les, sections and factions to-
wards each other, in the interval to December
next, the late Connecticut election settles the
question in regard to the next House of Repre-
sentatves. 1t will be controlled by the opposi-
ton, against the defeated democracy. The mem
bers already elected and to be elected to the
next Congress may be classed as follows
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NKw ORLEANS, April 7, 1859.
The evee press fire yesterday was in the poorest part
OF the city The houses small and the loss amounts
TO but $4,000.
AT noon to day Hae's warehouse, half square in ex-
tent on Fulton street. with large quantity of bales Of bag.
gng GUINNESS rope and Western produce with eight par
TALLY occupied stores adjoining, destroyed by fire.
The loss ia about $500 900.
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Annual Meeting of the State Associated Press.

UTICA, April 7, 1859
At the annual meeting Of the State Associated Press
held at the Morning Herald Office yesterday the following
officers were Observation-Disclosures Wheeler Morning Ed
Morning Herald, Utica; Exec ilye Committee-Gcoree
Dawson, Ereng Journal, Albany; j. G. K Truair Daily
Jot1nd Syracuse, and the President and Secretary er
otfct0.
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Conviction Of Murdere-s =. C.--s-
Yi a.lEa

HAMILTON, o. W., April 7, 1863.
John Mitchell tried yesterday for the murder Of his
wife In January last found guilty and sentenced TO be
hung the 18th OF June.
CoBURG, G. W, April 7, 1859.
DR.. King has been tried for poisoning his wife, and
found guilty, but recommended 10 mercy. Medical test
mcny brought fro Philadelphia aud elsewhere. Tho
prisoner was defended by Hon. John Hyard Cameron.
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The Connecticut State Election.

IARTFORD, April 7, 1909.
The final result Of the election in this State foots up
folows-For Governor, Buckingham republican 40 oil:
Pratt, democrat, 81, 279-BuckDgbams plurality, 1892
The House stands, republicans 1876, democrats l09
bean congressman, with purales ranging from IS to
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The WIsconsin EIcct,on.

MILWAUKEE,, April Z, 1857.
The returns from this State indicate the election of By-
Payne the republican candidate for Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court His majority will probably exceed
5000
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NEWARK, April 7, 1881.
number of counterfeit and altered bills have been
passed different PAGES in this city this and last even.
ing Two have been arrested suspicion and were
Identified. The bills tens the Honesdae, PENN
and other banks
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In the Police Court yesterday in the Of Nc Cook,
sub.maser OF tho Elliot school, charged with Furnishing
pupl named wnaI with unduc severity for refusing
repeat the Lords Prayer and Ten Commandments, dec
sion was rendered dscharging the MASTER the ground
that tho allegations Of the complaint established
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Arrival or Lord Lyons, the New British
Minister.
BALuxoRx, April I, 1859.
The English frgate Curacao, with Lord Lyons the new
Minister on board entered Chesapeake Bay last evening"
and will reach Annapolis this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1859.
Lord Lyons, 80 long expected arrived this evening" and
stopping at Wizards Hotel Notwithstanding his bois-
ferrous voyage, his lordshp looks remarkably well.
Lord Napier will mako immediate salo Of his house,
hold effects, and embark forthwith for England. He
leaves Washington with great regret
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NOA-Arrival OF the Canada.
HALIFAX, April I'll NJ
No signs Of the Canada Wind northwest; weather
cloudy. There have been some squalls during the
evening.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

4 BcRcr0teRt Institution established Bs snociay ;do,
HeHffo me Tette If the SICK and Distressed o.Rct-
ca stth bFHteat aud LPsdesaie Diseases.
'E'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the awfuE
4 destruction Of human life CT used by sexual dis
es ana the receptions practead apon the tunato
els on such disea ses by Quacks several years age
atl-1-leo tleir consulting Suf eeon CHARITABLE
AL worthy OF their name. open Dispensary Soz tho
10 give to all no apply by letter
with description Of their condition. GAGE occupation,
hahlls OF lite, OF extreme poveTtf
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II a. neeasesss
10 add that the Association commands the highest Med
iacl skill Of the age and viii furnish the approved
modern treatment.
Directors Of tie Association in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual wear
ending January It 1885, express the highest sasfac-
ton with the which has attended the Tafors
the consulting Surgeon in The
seminal eakness impotence GoHorrhoea, elect, Sy
philis. the vice Onanisrn
continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
RE directors, on review OF the past, feel assured
a their abors IN this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially 10 the
FouHE. thsy have resolved devote themselves,
ca4se.
An admiral report on Sperrna+orrboea. or Seminal
eakness, the vic. Of 0nanisn Nasterbaton, or Self
abuse and other diseases the sexual by the
consulting Surgeon will be sent ny mail lin seized
velope,) FREE CHAGE. receipt Of Two STAMPS for
posta Other Reports and Tracts the nature aud
treatment Of sexual disease, dist &c are constantly
being published gratgitous distribution, and II be
of treatment discovered during the last
of great value
Address for Report treatment, Dr. GEORGE Z. CAL
Hory consulting surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
By order of he Directors.
GEO FAIRcHILD, Secretary 1yvi1
To- 4x.za S{ek
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11
FASHIONABLE
BARBERING AND HAlR-DR FSSTN =

BARBERING AND HAlR-DRESsINT
'ENHh subscriber having recently opened shopintbe
room over the Mineral Point Book store ue5rl, 90
Poste the United States Hetel is prepared wait up6p
customers al any henr oftho CAV. SHA PTNG SH4 NJ
FOoNis6' H1iR-DRESSiNG, &c. done in the best
manner and most fas hioHable stxies.
by strict attention to his business an ardent de-
10 pietss he hopes TO merit and receive share of
me patronage OF the eitEens lont
Gentlemen please call and give hi1n a trial
Mineral Pt, June 80. 1857 C24tu II. f.TURNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11
UtiIl a4tt.
CONSUMPTION.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TUE sciences Chemistry and Medicine have
taxed Heir UtmSt produce this est most perfect
l,rr;,iivc-, icl. Us known lnHnneralc PROOFS
-lon that These rHI- have virtues which surrass in
excellence The ,.nry nlerHes, aud that they win
Iirr.tutrlly U-t the esteem IF all Tiny SAFE
pleasant e. take. tut powerful 70 cure Their prne-
tr,tiu- pro- vTti. lulr tie vital cvitic OF the body,
remove the Instructions Of its organs purify the blood,
md eel disease They purge the fuul humors which
breed and iistcnper stimulate sluggish disor
rrd ort into riy natural action. and inIart healthy
with strength 10 the Who'll" system. Not only do
tliH Ire ryday COMPLAINTS 81 every lNHy, hus
aS rrulai. dangerous Diseases that have haill-T
tll. Lost htiju skill. v lille they produce powerful
effects the, are al te same Time doses the
safest ti.d lt lag that b. employ cd Tor children
Eeiuc Scarcuatcl. they pleasant take; and being,
purely Vegetable free from any risk Of harm Cures
have uae which suIYass belief they sub
iuitel l ct such exalted position aud claractcv
90 forbid the suspicion OF untruth Many eminent
cItrryucn and lh aI,s have Icit thcig certify
to ILr suii- i1 }ity Yf my remedies. while others
have the of their clnyicti that
Prtoati contribute immensely to the relief Of my
ifi-c,I- suffering faoN-Hi-B.
TIL AEcu; below named = pleased fur Fish gratis my
An,ei,aa Almanac cont aiming dirrr tons their and
cttt7tcS f their cures. Of Tia. following comp Iaints
Cos iyaucss iiou- Caal 'ajnts rheumatism. propsy,
HcArtiFrt Headache "1isIu- from foul stomach. Nau-
".i~h% i''''- iti uiY is- ~ Appetite MI Ulcer
aHi CtlaHcHt- Diseases which r,l uir
nag 'it I'" "hd stimulating 4e system care many
complaints which it ws0id I've supposed tlsey couJ
Gus = InoiIiS - the liH"r and ALL
uey GDut af, 8ti"r kindred complaints arising
yw state OF ihe iy obstruction "f its functions.
D. Not ha put aG hy unwingillcl dealers with
other liii they uIsr profit Ask for AYEE'S
IlLL. and tsEe nothing else. $40 other they can give
yu compares with this IL :s~ rinsic ar curative
powers The sick wa-st the lest aid there then,
ard they should Ia it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11

T. ,
SIR: Your Cherry IRcigrtt i performing marYell"us
,. in this Section IL has relieved several from alarm
in symptoms consumption. and u now curing Inan
win, mas ahnr,I under affection u the lungs for the
~, r,rtv ,,,rs HENRY L. PARKS Merchant
A. 4 RAA1SEY, NJ. -. ALBION. MONROE Co. Iowa.
writes sept. 1898: During my practice ef many years
have found nothing equal t. yHir Gterry Iic'or'i for
giving. and relief coHSumptive Patients, OF curing
such Is Curallc.7
might adj volumes Of evidence hut the most con-
viuc proof the virtues Of tis raey is found in its
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no remedy has eyer been knswn which
cured many and sUh dangerous as this Some
iuilsiI aid reach but TO those the Gerry
I9c'0rt affords relief and comfort
AsroB HoysE. NV YoRK Cry. March ; 1856.
DOCToR AVER LOWELL: ] iee il duty aHS a pleasure
What CAeTP PRETORIA has done for
wife. III, had been i've months 1iornS under the dan
geroIs symptoms If Consumption from which no aid We
could procure ermuch relief Shwas steadily fail
until Dr. Strong of this city, where have come for
ADVICE. recommended trial Of your medicine We bless
kindness, do your skill for she has recovered
from that day- she Is yet strong she used TO
be free from licr cough. ana calls herself we'll
Aoufs WITH gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHELBYyTLLE-
tsatai ces. do despair YOU have tried AYERS
NuFrY PEt1oEat- II Is u.r lay of the hest medical
lrIpst- in the world and S al arHnd us lssesk
lie nigh merits Of lis virtues. iHiiadepi'ia Leags'