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I1uCSE AND FUENlTUkE WANTED
IL House. euata' Linz E1aht rooms Ii The eou.,
DsEon. al low re4t The tur4Gure VII be .uxat Or
If
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amining, nothing wlercfron to form ar opinion
ue the cause Of death, uul nune WIS given by the
witness On the stand: 4 portion Of the testimony
We append.
Ia cases Of Gesth By hanging, the mart OF the
rope would show until decomposition set in
there would be congestion Of brain, its oater
surface, and of the lungs; in this lung the de.
composition had too far advanced 10 retain
any indication; on the neck there wss a
dark appearance extending uodee the
| chiu not unusual after death The sane
marks we're seen in other psrts OF the body /;
| the tissnes were very well preserved bT the
| chloride Of lime that WAS in the baFreli the
tistu~s hed together well; discovered nothing
TO Indicate death by hanging; in case OF poi
| soning the stomach is tue pflndip0 means OF
doeection Of the preserve Of poison before 1t has
been absorbed into the system
The cross examination BY Ar. Fan Arman
WIS very searching review OF the after death
appearance of death BY the various forms o1
taking life, within the range indicated in The
indictu eat
CAar1ts lHoechel-Saloou keeper on North Well
street; testified TINT dcccascd aud prisoner occn
pied bis house OH the North Side previous 70 80
ing 10 Milwaukee, also TO conversations will pris
oner, tue evidence possessing NO additional lei
tutc TO those already Eiycu-
DR.. Ralph n. lshdEs-Was; the second medlea
wi,Acss called by the prose cutioM, his test!mon
lei1g substantially the came rs that OF Dr. Flcel
Adjourned IL . 4. u. tu-day-
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1l)(11uf0.

a,:s :.9 ,,,. IT, 1sss =, ,f eSo9
TEAM hofses A;ij1ess J. SELkIRk.
Kcx e: Gu. r. O, ttatins acs Of ueetinx+
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S{rANTED - AN INTEREST IN L
W wholesale Cruk House. for which real rs'a:e aud
cash Vii. be paid. address box 419 Chi:as y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

n J. KHHLrR. az TIoSEss-PsxsMsrOsy AVID
A. attractive sale DO 'sehold turaiurs commsa
NO 70 wtS Tw~nt- sixth ..re,t third do,r sroa ars
taye: city nsker nusc cson-t sool. and e@broidsret
cloth cover French lace eurs'ps shadcs and futures
RVS Oh psiptinss BY sm;rsn sr's.s sugrsvnss tu
beck richly carved Id rosswoo1 furatare
each suit compte Ia penos covered In satin
chius vsrs one very large psi $780, parau and bsque
eeOpir nrmou
Ono exssnsion onlns table s-lout - ss 10 length Hertz
Tent sod silver Freucb coin. die and tea sets
wl forks b~iaone dinner and koves
and forks carver and fork Enssh glassware beautifully
engraved tumbiers VIVA 9hets
he~iw fancy vct fu s.s Q, crocs. plstss cups
ps,nDRs shsoes End cuSsps na hat asnd chandelsrs
cloth ssair rods chavs Cha coniu cold
mahogany ep-melied suits bedroom
ture sgEirE boz ON chairs CAPE At rhsrs rockers .ofs
nSse ply snd Al wooi csrve wmrou CLOCKS pictures large
and bolsters lace and plsn cnrtsns also kchoa and
basement furniture every des ,p on with which the aals
viii comnnerco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

AUCTION NOTICs-A RAKE CHANCE-Au. THu
~ valuable costly furniture Of private viii Be sod
at private e very cbssp r csss oaosaG Of oas rosewood
parl0r s0t cOnsisDe o, two sotes one Armnno re0
too and four sin bacs obsi,s ve.y CARED sn4
lid fr0s. wl sld To- vtl7bb0o
Single payoT anti con ssax ssv pscrs covered In
and gold Frvncb brocsr, WI sodNf $40 and do,
covered n Grim son and rod brncass v sold $780,
lot of maheny and black walnut psrior and bed
room urvitufe carpets psrtnRs 20 Al this fmrurure !:
ri erest bargain apply ITO Nnth avenue near
1veuty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

T0HF ;. BFNNIE- AUCIOussk-sALs ~ EXCL.
81 lent bousebnld furnisuro rtupsy u nhere
10 house bote aod obsrs the ee
articles for eppira offered this Of which
he's been made % c.ter J. kSssIS ~ ssll III. Day
(Frd " Juv lO O'Clock preciaolv toshs highest bidder
foy cssh Al rich variety OF ~see ont fnruue and house
furph articles IN the three story house No. 80 Vest
Ejeyepsh Firth the sale ~ili
with ictsn fnrnure wbiah embrscr, great y.r,sy q
usenss crochery cutlery, Kettles tab!es cosrs oil
rchs &c containing everything for
comfort The pArlnrs elegantly furnished with
suits In satin bracsds carved and
wsr ed In solid ROSEWOOD frances rehy carved rose wood
centre and side ahcs, With marble and music
stsncs side et4gsras lace window curtains shades &c per
and oval glasses and reception csara Dresden
bronze Hguro clocks spd uatuees xtares nc Ono
toned octave oanoore with so and cover
library bo0tcaes rosewood hall stand ocioh velvet stair
carpet and rods &e Eypersive bedroom nrnufs enors
cling rsewood and mahogany beseads bureaus aud wash
stands 70 match beds and bedding excellent BAR matt
sofas chairs lounges bedroom mirrors tables &C.
Also great variety chore china cousisug Of eeg
dinner and With gold h.nas and eIosnsvey
cut glaze silver rich tea SERVICE cake bsske
SPOONS frhs casters with cut xsss bottles water Zoe
boz trays cake tea and coffee Aiso ane easor
meu Of Lyndon male sherry; Victoria pale sher
ry also choIce wines and hrAndios sale rain
shno GOODS must DO taken away within twenty four hpurd
amer ssle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

n q UCBfON AUuTIOHsL wfLLSEi4L ON SAVE
W. day July At 2ococs y We classroom Sx aaas .n
furniture books carpenters toas coante's glass ncy
goods, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

TOR SALE AT AUCfION-A WELL n A1NrD GOAT
ard mouated baroess; usd BY sh1drea Tor
The sst Two viii be soId ny B0WAkD sCdsNOA N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
DUBLIC EXHIBITION
EXTENSIVE srs SALE
DOMESTIC MAsUFACTURuB.
ii the

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURx
CITY az y u sosrox.
Un6er the direction NJ
THE FEW ENGLAND sOCfUrY FOs TIE PaONofYON
OF MANUFAorUREs Ard THE MEoH ~NTC ARTS.
FIRST s sGT 1 ESSh3yp IT. Es ~ SALE
The Kew England Society tor the Promrtn Of MAnufao
end tho Mechanic having, by unSnous vote
sclved to operate 9TH tbs manufacturers aud arzaus OF
New Fr gland In esshsbne OF the headquar
yaiu Of prodnc Of hei, sk odusry in DIST
hsx d. have through the committee for tho
made for public eshdoa sod carries OF sse6
Of American fabrics Of all de~c oos n FsNkCfL HALL
IN BOSTON, Ard At other conveniently adjacent halls
i7S MIND. Y. JULY IL, 1850,
ard continuing throughout the weeS
Tbe following goods will be sod embracing
In all upwards of 90 On PACKAGES "
i. Boots and shcss oclacK 4. NJ on Wednesday July
II. Ut store Nos 66 and 80 Peal street
slsss ware ut 81 o clock Wednesday. July 13
st store S Summer street on TIE lower orr opposite Arch
street
Dry gocdu COMPRISING acttnns wooeus csruets hosiery
NC 1t O'Clock Thuradsy july a: Friday July l6
and Saturday July l6 st Hail. great we're
house NJ MessrS. Frarcis ftpnsr Co. lately
fTsnkn street and seeeroasly fired for THE and
Alec At the store Rnbona Binding Greet which
bss been offered by ~ nudge $50
All the eoods viii he for exhibition At the above named
places and catalogues distribution Monday July
II, and throughout The week
is confidently this exhibition and series Of
md variety than haa before been oeres public sale
time In THE country Invoices of staple goods
assn asc ~ sn Of
hsi- erhibiop AVID contribute literally vsr
Gus cataosues Of goods 70 be sold
TtWtsBhn MALLA&U COWINQ,l
TnCMPs0N 90, | Aun,ore.r.
SAMUEL ~Tf.H. A"0noofA
JOHN IL OS0OOD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

r W HUNT, AUCrIoNRER. WILL SELL TO MORROW,
July at l O'Clock the saearoom. 50 Nassau strses
bold furpre csrpats trcrs crocsery cutlery clocks all
pasd ware. &c Sale porcmptory. Catalogues ~
early morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1859.


UoUer BxLNOkT co, BANKER9 NO. 90 VAIL
a street, leu~rs Of credit fbr travellers avsssis 10
al parts OF the word through Mes9a hoh~esd u tsrs
dents
DI'LS FL AND uPwsBps Or UNION RAHK or
ID IoBdcu and Rows, Of IesaSd fnr sale w wnLS
fAkGO Co, 81 broadway, New York and CshfesuA NJ
press Os0peoy
Ak0ADwAy BANK NEW G0kX, JUn1 ~ l8se--
ID ftpetTepn dividend usuAl semi anuua dlstt1ph
1--WE ~ cept be capsl stock o. this bsnk wi De ys
~ - s,osed ornv W ansh ,Ss . shs4 dssa ny ~Sse
J. l. nvk&JxT. O~sker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
M g-wBo HAs Eor HsARp % raE osLEne .TeD

tbousnrda In this and other cIes Id ersre satisfaction
fss cnr0dsnt she hss NO equal She % future
give her call st ~ Third avcnus above wsniy s s SGT
Ladder 20 cents gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
TyEry AND COUNTY rRgAsUKY. San sa AxoIsoo

T4ry AND COUNTY TREASURY, San ~ ANOIeOo,
~ Nay 1859 Ts hoidoTv o. hetcn per cont @e bonds q
be city o. eap Frapclsco issued Decenbef 1854 psn
apce q the provisions sc Of ths Legss OF ~ STAG
ss ssss p.opcs,s 70 g sssvssss !. e. osos y =
y. DAY 81 AuGust vii - rrce.ved bs W
OF Ae Fire Boad shaking Fund for the redopoe OF boods
shsvs PANIED 70 As sxtsus Of thirty three thousand dollars
required 10 owea Rats 4 wash thsy
vii agree deliver said bonds ID sAn frapcco d. coupons
Nos 70 II nciunve) for cash PAYABLE u Ina oco and
forward 1es prcposss through thsr ae,ass ny ~ -
amount rendered for rotem ptiou security. without which
deposit no bids vtl b considered. $50
Proposals euAnad "eox she euugnder Of I'm trancsee
s sooS, ~ " ':b@:d ss Ae s .sS 3
accepted WIN sonsd forhwih through then agsnt and n
lowed ur The Sh day Of uctober following Tor Ne Hnl SUE
render q the bonds II this ONCE
~ ''''''sd s'; ~x P1 rn1lHaHAsr, measures.
TyITY ArD COUNTY TREASURY. BAN FRAnCIe0O
~ Nay 6oro holduonf seveu cent school honda
e ony san Frsnc.co issued Wy lSs..n earsas1cs q
lOvra Approved Apr Y lsSe tke.sb! Fve noce sess WIN
reseve sailed nroponh % be pAced h my tands O g
bnfore Monday hs L. DAY o! Aagu 1850 fe TIE surrecd
are required the iowe q which they VIM Aes
10 deliver sAh b0nds IN Gan FrAncsco Cess No .
u noussve for cash. payable = bs oee. and 70 forward
6~ir oropoes through tbsr suthuzsd agents In Thu ct,
he tsudered for redemption, securks, whoue
which depos bad VIII be considered Proy osss endosed
"For NE surrender Of san Frsn asoo Hcee bonds WIN b.
cssd e ns Beard E6S ss q ~: c .,S SoSy p p
sccered WI 6e notified sth~fh through thsr Aforesaid
ssso and allowed anti he nth day Of October folloung Tor
As enal surrender Of The son6s g thn once,
President Beard Of Educal10a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

MORIARTY. AUCTroNEHR-wrLL SEGL Tars
at l0k o'cloct at No % Cs,haruo slip the eaire
Avrnoetments Of bc.rdns bouss c,mo,'s,ng sofa ,e
mahogany chairs tables mrrors oil painngS gas dx1ees
the bar 70 dsv clock, large mirror oil
pajntipgs decADteys and other goods
ARGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNIrU RE-fHIs
~ day, Fricsy) At ~ O'clock 10 West Eleventh .
AL the furniture Is residence Of Mr. spsdug This due
chance for hose In want there about 100 lots of utnu
and carpets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

n II LUDLOW, AuCrIONERR " .LU BLE PRO-
sZs pefts 10 Bath and Hrcoklyn, We would aen
TSn 20 'hr ,ss ss * made hy LUDLOW
Bsih hree handsome tsRcs fronting Tho bag South
Hvcokbn-tkht lots Clinton st.eet OF Union.
Chntnr ~ Union STR etsEi~gart grnunds COR
psr o. Clinton and Onion sees Cisson and ct
particulars Ut the auc.ioneern' once IL Pine itrceI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

DABNrMe kUSEUM-FRIDAY JULY l.-EvENIN0
ID e7A O'Clock The gorgeous spectscuAr drama entitled
TbE hAoIC WELL. Or The fIENp TIE DESERT, nov 10
the second Ct Ms MILITANT production, gotten up with
dresses entirely efecss and rcpsated
the IONS OF TIE kxPubL,C and the LINEnIUK BOY.
~ The r1rT q Sus Anss, asosy f.S se.as
Gallery 10 &c all here yet Adiauce % ceots; children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

EDwAkD srHRNCK, ACCOMMODATIONS
~ Wagons harness- by u. r. SCHENCK. this day
July at occk at their ss~sroom SO Nassau street.
elegant open carrhgr one -FOUR seBt wagon 70
wry elegant vayntshsd Wagons shffpR leather ton
box and bracket front waRous double
die and bridle crst$75
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

NC ZION NlTIUE
"A WILLIAM TOPPING 4 co, auotioneess Il9 BroA1-
way, viii include IN taeie ssle of friday, July I.
ST sCK OF SUMM6R CLOTafN0.
&CQ0 gnrmeDu for spd wear made Of the 6sot
Ssesisls In the post syies for e city
conpna the balance OF TIE Of Broadway house.
whole 70 b sold without reserve.
SHAW aooD stfP l. .rs a.
100 lsdies' and sses Dor mems and bows
Leahoru. pedal uu and othar bets; line Of mems
and boys r. l.. bats vhie and coiaeed
Bmbrodcreo dress Silks ribbons silk velvet; man
las IN lace, barge sx
vssnRs parssos brees and many other staple fancy
oo6s IN lots country DEALERS dialogues and
camp the ming OF sslo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAS, &UCrIONEER.
I'D ksturdRv, july
ALTO A. n u the at court Union streets
-,ooklyu
Household Furniture Walnut nnd other chsrs card and
centre sb,es painted eh~nbes farpure mat
esses ocoths ms,tg RI ID china tea SETS Dime
aud toilet erockery, refrigerator, COOK stove, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

FURNITURE.
CHANBHR SUIT OF TAE CELEBRATED EAoLD
enamelled furniture, beautiful and elegant Far Kinda
Of resi6ences to cttv or couns, be had from S25
upwards the old esabfshed manufactoey 6S Sroad
above Laura Keene's theatre Tho Eagle rolRD
spring mattress pillows, wardrobes, DC.
bedroom ErAsELLgD rURNrURE, IN ALL CO
- ors and styles Of superior and warranted
sBished In endscapea fruit fresco and d0weru F. FAR
kIr1TONS 3oS canal street. opposite Wooster Astabshed
In lS4S
0URRA FOR THE 4rH.-oNE HUNDRED HUMAN
Il beings who win odouht the 4h 10 sleep the
benches in hotels and boarding bouse
might be msde comfortable tue propretors would buy
hire of those 00 clean second hand cued
quantity Of bedding which owner
now anxious 10 dispose OF ht I35Klizabeth street.
m ooULDsNJTH's FURwITuRE PACKING EsrAB
hshmeut 40 varfck Rich Of every de-
scrpsiou boxed shipped any part OF the world r.
6oud mills fur It'll express wagons and Carts for the
French bedsesds and curtains taken down removed
sauary china dinner carefully pacted
wsrded any part Of the country Storage furniture
Furniture bought commission. Furniture Of families
moved with the utmost All orders by post promptly
tended to
- n BEST CURL ED HAIR MArTREssKS FOR SALE
IN very cheap applied for i'm medaseiy INQUIRE 1856
Elizabeth street, near the corner Of Brooe In the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
nAN1EL A. MATHEWS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ furniture p1ste0 fancy goo.s &c u auction
BUTLEH, sOnvLIZ Mathews wil eel auction, to.
sturoav) ~ l0 oco,k ~ their ssesroom 81
Cedar street. opposite tho Post ofBce general OF
handsome usebo fnrotture removed FOR ccuveneuce at
sale cnns'sng part of and
rosewood mahogany and black walnut paror furniture
brocae plush end reps roew0od and mahogany sofas
and cnss 10 hstrnioh mahogany ehsr rockers and
louree oet hat rscs marble tp oak chairs solid
hoeauy extension table diving and tables mshogauy black
wanut maple auo iron hed9eaos usrssses &c pier tables
pier EAssss toilet tables noking gloves &C. 30
stna invoice OF silver plated together With
ment OF Kitchen furniture with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

TyITY OF sAN FR ANUSCo COuPoNs.-coUpONs NO 8
Of Ne v bonds end 10 Of tho Fire bonds Of the city
that tase. BY VIM r. OOLkMAr b CO 80 " al street.
Coupons presented within SIX months mux be 70 the
TssAsuref Ut Gan Frsnci~Co for payment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

WATCHGS, JEWE1IRY, &C
-~~~~~~>~~-~s
4 ILRNS WArlH AND JEWHL8Y STORE
a REMOVED FR0A II ALL nte4H
To4U broadway, one door below CAaAi street.
watchcs iewelry, ver 40 paaed Eay y ysr low prces
~ GEORGE o. ALLAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
n UCTION NOTICE
n EDEv, AUCTIONEER
1zRA LUDLOW. JR. ss,esroous Sc Cedar street (opposIs
the Pos. o6icel.
Wi l. eBLI On
Friday july l,


Ord Wines br.Sd e' segss ~ bling the residue OF tho
sale psrt0a By ORDER Of offered bv I,
Together with balance Of OF tbs II
q a. vbch must positively os cossd above The
lots embrace cboce vctora ana Pemaro brown
ehefries eHreep clsrets OLD nvrneAter and ud0u
tsrc. uupuy 90. Benpessv, ADD 9th veil bran
diee old Bourbon wbHkey old JAmacs runs choice
negnrs
Parties purchasing for the Fourth July Anniversary will
6Id 10 tbr above rare cbsrrs Of ssec0nsod suit
the prlvste bur y @oii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

n BEST CURL ED HAIR MATTRESSES FOR SALE
IN cheap applied for medasely ii lS5
Elizabeth street. the Of Broone In the
Polynesian., 1859-04-09
Foreign ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANY MAN WHO PROCESSES TO UNDERSTAND
II all trades and sciences, assumes 10 impose absurd
ty upon the public On the principle any medicine
which processes all diseases, is unworthy The
sighe confidence and should be denounced
qusck The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not
all diseases with remedy. They have
eleven different each adapted 10 its peculiar diseases
and time has proved question: the efficacy and
tainry preparations Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
GR.FFE.NBFRG VEGETABLE Pills;
.M4RSH.4LL'S UTERINE C4THOLICOEj
GR.EFENBERG SARS4PARLL7;
GR.EFENBERG PILE REMEDYj
GR.FFEN:BERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
GREEN .HOUN'TALN OLNTMENT;
GR.FFENBERG CHILDREN'S P4N.4CEA;
GR.EFENBEKG COESUNPTTVE'S BALM
GREFEN,BERG EYE LOTION;
GR.EFEfBERG FEVER & y4GUE REMEDY;
GREFEN'BERG HEALTH BTTTERS
GR.EFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH
For sale by all Druggists. /
Gene!al Agents. REDINGToN CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco !
g. PORTER FORD, NJ. D., Agent Honolulu. 25f !
Polynesian., 1859-04-09
Scientific Ameriruu.
prospectus.
Volume Fourteen begins September IL, 1855


III ECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS AND
WI FarmersThe Scienfc American" has reached its
Fourteenth Year. and will upon New Volume the lth
September. II is the only weekly publication OF the kind
issued in this country and has extensive circulation
all the States Of the Union II is might suppose
from its title dry abstruse work technical science the
contrary deals with the great going the scen
hc mechanical and industrial worlds please and instruct
every one II the Mechanic Artzan wishes to know the best
machine how make substance employed in his
busness the Housewife wishes recipe for making
good COLOR 6c the Inventor wishes know what going
in the improvements the Manufacturer wishes keep
posted with the times and thus employ the best facilities
his ousne- the Man Of Leisure Study wishes to keep him
self familiar with the made the chemical laboratory
or IN the construction OF egraps steamships railroads. reap
ers mowers and thousand other machines and appliances
both OF and waa these dederdd be found in the
"Scienfc American and not eelchere They here
snted in reliable and interesting ou adapted the compre
henson Of minds unlearned higher branches Of science
and
TEENs-One copy S2 copy six months 81 I'VE
copies six months 81 copies six months s copies IL
months s5 fifteen copies twelve months $22 twenty copies
twelve months SIS, in advance
Specimen copies sent grautousy for inspection Southern or
Western money postage stamps taken for subscrpons
- Letters should be directed to MUM CO, 1913 Fulton
Street N
~ Messrs Mum Co. extensively engaged in proeur
ing patents for nvenons and wiz advise Inventors With
at charge regard to The novelty of As !nproSensns s,
Polynesian., 1859-04-09

Parliament was to meet the Both February.
Among the social or domestic topics which are
10 be introduced is the great question OF Churcn
and State. Mr. Thomas Duneombe and Sir A. FL.
ton will make countei proposals for the settlement
of the Church-rate difficulty. MIR. Duncombe pro-
poses to transfer the freehold Of parish churches
Polynesian., 1859-04-09
Notice.

Notice.
A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE CANTON HOTEL. OR
"A Mr. John Bartlett requested settle the
with the undersigned without delay their Will be
passed Attorney for collection.
8-n .. P. TRUE, Executor.
Polynesian., 1859-04-09

The DAILY Neics has the following:
We have received from Austria account
upon which implicit reliance may be placed-of
expressions used by the Emperor Of Austria in an
int ryiew with the Directors of the National Bank
on Monday last. His Majesty declared that he
could count with certainty, in case OF need, upon
the strenuous support of the entire population of
Germany, but assured the deputatiOn of his COM
plete confidence that an amicable arrangement Of
the present difficulty would be very speedily effect
ed He added that he had just received dispatches
from Paris which greatly strengthened this convic
ton"
It is stated that considerable agitation prevails
in Austrian Poland and Hungary. The Globes
Paris correspondent says that the fermentation in
Gallica is such that $4,000 troops have been con-
centrated along that frontier and Lembefz
It was reported that Austria and Russia appear
to be on better terms and il is related that letter
from Alexander TO the Emperor Francis Joseph
had been received which the latter considered ex-
tremely satisfactory.
lcOntias.d 4th. pGSs.l
Polynesian., 1859-04-09

Notice.
THE Undersigned forbids all Persons trusting
the Bag R0rse Hotel, otherwise without bis ordsy
29-ens D. P. TRCE.
Polynesian., 1859-04-09
HOTELS &C.
Joe ROderick is on Hand !

THIS SEASON AT HIS WELL KNOWN
i RESTAURANT
with his house newly fitted and furnished where he will continue
patrons with the choicest the market affords Cap
and officers the ships will find this place most convenient
they desire in the civil walters excellent
plies and first cooks
N B. Particular invited his private
where parties will be served all hours with meals weekly
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
THE LATE RACE.

The great match between Ethan Auen and mate,
and Lantern and mate, which took place on Wednes-
day continues TO be the leading topic Of conversation
among sporting men. 1t was generally thought be
fore the race that Lantern would be- beaten much
worse than he was. There was but little confidence
fet in the training which be had had; while it wa
well-know that nothing bad been neglected in pre-
pairing Ethan Allen and hs mate for the great trial
speed The result Of the race left Lantern, although
defeated horse, with frieI ds and better repa
ta.ion than be lad at the start.
/, was roughly estimated by many Of those present
at tie race that Lantern lost, by one break IS much
as 900 yards and it was stated in our report; but
We think that this must have been an exsggeration
The gap was probably nearer 80 yards but just think
Of horse closing this nesIly up in going about a
quarter Of mile, while the horse that be makes this
nmeass gain upcD, Io!s the nile N s;a4i Lantern,