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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1860,
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans;
AENTLEMEN-HFe the undersigned own
~ representatives Of real fronting ffage1
with Section l9 Of the City Charter
petition yonF honorable body for brick hnnquette boreed by
and wooden The northwest side said
GalVez street, from Esplanade to ST. Bernard street
Property represented AS follows
G. iRroque Turgtau, a. -
Per G. o. Flecher, 62 feet
naul. Edwards, !DA
Chus. Il. Singleton, 5l6
Susan Broadwell, .zz las
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
~. Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE ORLEANS, II arril 1860.
A l,Honorable Csnse Commun de la vile
de la Nouvele Orleans:
Nh ESSJEURS-Les soussignes. proprietai-
I've de beis fonciets fisnut al
In section l9e de la chare vile,
deandent honorable de faire fare ban
qlette hgue pierte hordure ct rig8es ois
le nordoes de Ia de alyez des EsplanaSs ST.
Bernard.
Proprates reprGsentees CONNIE suit T.. nj
G. Iaroque TnTgeau,
Par @, o. Fletcher, 62 pieds.
Banl. Edwards, 800
Ghas. B. Singleton, 3l6
Susan BroBdwell, I49
JAS A. HOPKINS,
a2T 1awsw Secrdaire u f3onaei des Assist Aldermen
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s C0xeTRollxRss 0FrieE, !
City Of New orleans june %, 1850.
mo. 5203.l

gREEIF1CATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
~ Ter The Of brick sidswals boraered BIS
woodaa the Of Dryades street
Eelscay Reaa % ST. Andrew the soniheas
side q street., Clio TiAiia street; also on
hbsh sides Bianlle street, from Johnson Dorgeaos
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDlES : We HAVE A GOOD
Dsuppy hand and receiving by direct importaons from
France, additions to stock " m celebrated and highly
favored brand. We have 1875 eighth pipes 1ss In eighth md
quarter pipes 1872 do dos 1893 III bali qnarter md eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and conEoisSeuI
generally fh article pure unsdusra,ed For sals
New York terms and prices BY
WIN. Z. LEvERTGH Co, "a Old LeYee ST.,
ol9 tv Sole agFu's IN this city.
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
pn,.ist, nE lrlnnrs Itit.t 1f Nn.., Oria

STATE LOUISIANA, 4
Parish of Orleans City of New 0rle ns.}
Be It remembered, this 10Th day March, 1860 be
fore me- subscriber Of the and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
H. p Janvier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and say that the above end
true transcript from the books Company
GHARbEs BRIGGS, President.
H p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me 9Q day March,
1860. ID. +. MITCHELL. 81
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent
he outstanding certificates of profits Oh tho
Second Monday of May next redeem after that
date Scrip of the year 1865 they further de-
scrip dividend of Thirty Three Third per cent
earned premiums of year ending sebraary 1850
which certificates will issued after The frst day
June la60.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A CARRTERE Yire presidant.
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NouvELLE- ORLEANS, "a janYier 1860.
AEhonorahle Gonseil Gommun de la Nonyele Orleans
MESSIEURS-Les soussignes, proprtetai-
w res sur Exchange Place des rpes dn Canal Douane, de-
mandeHt respectneseent vore honorable corps cenoFue
la section l20 de "a chae dc In Vile tao
penca apres cling davis pour nver payer
Exchange Place, dies Canal Douane,
granite de oins dc degc 2pouces de long
dc pns de IL large pouces long pas
moins de 10 pouces d'epaissenr.
Les dts boc dc premiere quale de granite les
eotes les huutse III surce tads lie manice
faep unie ct iare Outrage consistant ct solide
lie dit payage pose dagonaenent conche de
qatre de sabre n lac g0yos de Londfes les inter
ces bien Tepies coache de sable ct
dc gfaS0is, ct lie tout ben assujetit par r6ueRt,
Les peres dc borare quatre pouees ddpasen
onnies qnd 10 de la vile vouda changer les vee
Les peres de bore sur es deuN cods de xcange Place
de du Canal Douane releYees ct nyelecs
hantenr convenabc de ancre aer hFe eceuenen des
e les banqnetes a reexses payGes pieres.
passage intersections dies scaa pemiee
qna de perres de ia rye du Nor de ped de large
les pcres de deux pe large quatfe pied de long eli
moin de six dpaseur eever dn centre avee sa
daf0n payage de la rue.
Banque Citoyens Louisiana par JAS D. Denegre,
President. -
JAS A. HOPKINS,
fe4 lawsw Secrdtare dn Gonse des Asst. Aldermen.
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r q. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
ID Gas Fxtnes, No. Harris Row, t5i2 Magazine street,
the arks will itend faithfully and pnncay all
deFs entrusted TO him Stores Dwens fitted sefuy
aud r. Asenahe terms
as- IN orders len Box 40 s4o Mechanics Exehange,
will be promptly attended ra5 ly
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sIl'S,MpT'IpoILLER---oFFICrAL.

Approved May 20, lseO. /
tsiguedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor
sYf' wx sAIoxos, Secretary.
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SignedI LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings oil both
Boards Of the Common Council.
lsgnedi ROBERT HUYdHE, chairrnen'
je23l2t HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller
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:, = s.. !. q : N ,7.--
;sss la = HFSRy DHREI. fo4 Comptroller.
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Hocs hssHy given that on FRIDAY 18th Of July 1859
aaadeAia At ny oiee, at 12o'cock A., the above
III Tt Y. DuPLEssIs, Comptroller
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4 NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE.
& moved from Esplanade the
& squares the 81 Charles Hotel
will keep constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland and
Virginia NEGROES consisting of Field Hands, House Ser.
yais Mechanics, Cooks Washers and Ioners seaastresss
etc., all of which will be sold ow for cash time for good
seaa f JIM. WILSON.
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POLICE JAm4s--OFFICIAL.

w as brought 10 the City Police Jail ON tn q
w l3th Of Jale 1865 the black boy THOMAS. Says
belongs TO Mr. George Payne who lives Bonnet Gatrt
Louisiana He il feet inches high of pleasing
complexion and good address and aged about % years
The owner Will call and claim his according
ED. PLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police JAIL
Registered June 10, 1860
jelS 15t For Comptroler
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follows New York and New Orleans, via Panama. T.
Sen Francisco semi monthly, siSs ESQ; New Orleans
San Fisncsco via Tehuspnpec, $3.50 Coo 81. Louis
Memphis overland via II Peso 10 san Ffancoo, 5000 90
ST. Joseph missouri 70 PlacervlIe, weekly, $3.50 ,oop
San Antonio TO San pieg California, weekly, si96,iis
KaIsas, Gnsoari, TO Stockton, California, monthly
SO 99e--gvig ,vcDy ma per III for go "a 077
The rate reduce - That per steamship from New
York and New Orleans, per repart Of Postmaster Gene
raj, sss7 $50; rshusn,epec, expired, s25o, 600.
Total reduction s6S7 $50. The total cost beia &
sl,647,t4T.
The cost Of the Pacific mail service under Senator
OWNS second bill would be AZ flloows:-Da le'
ter mail from 81. Jofeph to Placervie, $4,000
Minnesota and Oregon, weekly, $500 OCO; tn
present Buiterftld contract letter mail $500 o0o San
Antonio to II Paso and from Fort Yuma to San Diego
sl96 44s-fosty six mails per month for 81 100 AS II
which add the mail contract to be made by the Post
master General forwarding the printed matter aso
mail contract from New Orleans to San Francisco per
steamship.
THE ADMISSION KANSAS.
The bill for the admission Of Kansas into the Union
70 be called 10 in the House, and the calcula
ton Is that ii will pass by twenty majority Its success
in the Senate doubtful, at least with the boundaries
proposed BY the wyandotte constitution.
Hancock Johnson Lieutenant Governor Of Missouri
been appointed by the Senate as United States Marshal
for that State
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Newspapers not unfrequently publish remedies which
supposed TO be useful various forms Of disease and
suffering and such prescriptions often followed
upon other authority, much good Or harm thereby
done. Now wish through your journal to caution whom
il may against popular domestic application
the eye which well calculated ruin its structure and
destroy it's functon-viz poutice. Much observation
at the New York Eye Inrmary and repeated conversa
with the surgeons OF that institution have convinced
that many eyes ruined by the application Of pou
tees for the supposed relief Of simple nfammatory afec
of It's tissues whereby the whole organ converted
into suppurating mass, and its usefulness and beauty
thus destroyed forever. To-day two eyes thus lite
Tally poulced out and as heard the surgeon earnestly
caution those around him "pever to apply pouce to
the eye occurred TO that the danger OF such app
cations this precious organ ought TO be widely
proclaimed BY publishing this fact believe the
papers might be instrumental in saving future
ferer from severe calamity as the oss Of an eye
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ROMANCE IN REAL IuE-The Cattaraugus Freeman, pub
sbed at Eicottve, gives Observation-Disclosures fro
the experience OF couple who commenced the journey OF
life together in Buffalo. Mr. VIM Harrison, Of Eli colt
vile Miss Maria P. Smith, Of Buffalo, married
the Genesee House, in that city, TWO The
marriage celebrated in the month Of April. For
brief period all WELL and the marriage seemed like
~ t, prove highly advantageous affair for both parties.
Bot their cup Of happiness rudey dashed TO the eartn
In the month of June succeeding their marriage Mrs Har
rison made visit TO some friends in the West and lis
tsning TO their oicous, ntermeddng and III considered
advice, prevailed upon, much against the natural
psompnes Of her heart to desert her husband whom,
but eight weeks BEFORE she had soemnly vowed to love-
Feeling that be had been deeply previously wronged aud
naturally anxious to be freed nom an entangtng ALI
nee mat I'd been productive OF such bitter fruits Mr.
Harrison sought and obtained divorce from hs wife 10
tne sate OF ONO But the affair destined not 10 ter
mnate IN tnat abrupt and unhappy The errng
arc msgudeo woman, convinced OF the perfdY Of her
,ehos a. epetn awoke TO perfect consciousness Of the
great wrong sne mad inflicted upon her late husband
was opened between them; fully aud
freely acknowledged her fault asked for and obtained
his oreveneee The smoulderDg flame Of their old affection
rekindled, mutual vows of love were exchanged
anew Saturday night last abe again became the
wife Of Mr.. Harrison.
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Death OF La Rochelle, the Incendiary.

Death OF La Rochelle, the Incendiary.
Jean Baptste La Rochelle the ncendary, who hired
70 fire the crockery store Of Morresse Brothers. No 23
Greenwich street, and who severely burned about
the legs and hands while attempting to execute his
mission, died yesterday at the New York Hospital from
the effects Of his injuries Deceased quite penent
when he died, and few days previous TO his death he
made confession of his guilt Fire Marshal Baker.
The inquest upon the body Of the deceased ncendary
was held by Coroner Schrmer. No facts were de-
veoped the testimony being confined to admission Of the
deceased to the hospital and to the Of death The
jury rendered verdict Of death from burns received
while in the act Of firing the premises No. 233 Greenwich
street"
Fire Marshal Baker concluded yesterday the investga.
ton in the case Of arson pending against Dedace Morris
set Brother for the alleged wllful firing of their
crockery store at No 233 Greenwich street They
examined by Justice Connolly and answered follows
Dedace said he thirty nine years Of age, born in
Quebec, Canada, and in reference 10 the charge chad
nothing TO say" The brother said he twenty two
years OF age also born in Quebec Canada, and not
guilty.
The Justice then committed the accused parties In full
for trial
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A MAN PLEADS HIS Own CAsE.-One of our Phila-
depha ex changes the Quarter Sessions On We'd
petoay. . nan panied nerce Kitchen was tied for .
assault and battery upon his wife. Mrs. Khshon WQb
brought 10 The sspd She couldn't swear thas her No.
bnp haS ever struck her, but swore that he in1uoed
wbhey and failed 10 support his family he esen1an4
who pleaded not guilty. said that lawyers were hrbagl
ana med ibe Cont be would plead hi ealSo
Mr. Kitchen spread himself, and made speech H Ned
he iury sDd went through the motions m manner ~
would have dhcredit 70 any q eer Seet Quatsr
Sessions practitioners. Be informed tho jury ~.
bsvips failed to prove that he ever Md IN aD1Rv
hard upon bis vile, be couldn't possibly - oenv3c3o1
Of on sspspf upon her. Al 70 the oihsr charges -
piesdeo ju.ii0es,oD. ''Nrs Kitchen, seatlensn n
jury !, said Mr. Kitchen, sis member q church. IYs-
KHettp crssits Der kitchen, and spends half Asr ns =
TIE church lecture room. While my bYeecheo afo run-
ming to std, and the children going sbost VIM n kspe
potee and dispoaieo extYt mi<s, Mrs. K1chen b h.
dulerg tn eontab with lot ct old ladies about ne ooo
ms ruci'y Of the soutb sea hlandsrs. wbNs Wy q
provide ,or her, gentlemen Of the jury ann vlIC a
ieeo MI tie brethren Of the chur, - rive ~
Intef 10 twenty people twice week, netlher n TVo
got tight on the strength Of such pgovoca&un Rsn6S
Of the n,y AIM bit more than the best Of Ven veS6
have cole placed in my circumstances; "a yo0 -
me- and was you--kpowDg the case % do-p6 49,
verdict Of acpntal. md served the woman Yi1K3 =
Having said this, Mr. Kitchen dhcoAtinusd ~ suf1o
$40 The jury. placing their heads together YsndereS
verdict Of "Not guilty"
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House Of Represents ives.
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1856

WASHINGTON, April y, 1860.
Mr.. JoHs cooHRASE, (dem) Of N. Y, introduced a
bill for preventing the vessels Of any government, in
elusive of those under subvenous with any such govern
meD, rtm carrying auebt save bullion and specie and
neither paEsepsers letters freight for hire under
penalty Of seizure.
Mr.. THAIxR, {fep) of Mass inrodGced bill consti.
utpg Dacotsh land district and providing for the ad-
mission TO the House Of delegate therefrom.
TEE BOUNDARIES OF CALIFORNIA.
mr. ScoTT (oem Of Cal. introduced bin 10 authorize
the Precedent in conjunction with California to and
mark the boundary between the territories Of the United
States snd California
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
Mr. MORSE, (rep) OF Me-, offered resolution calling
the President for copies all communications with
foreign govern meps and copies Of psucionsns 10 our
naval officers and copsuIs on the west coast
Of Africa, not heretofore made public; the
number Of sIavers captured and condemned
that The Presert give bis opinion whether any further
legislation necessary, with view Of extingushing ne
slave trade.
also calling for information where such vessels were
b.,l, - what port they fitted out, and BY whom
OF residence Of the owners, captains and crews.
Mr. HNDMAS. (cep) OF Ark, offered amendment
calling also for The cost Of maintaining the African squad
ron.
There amendments were accepted by Mr.. Norse.
The resolution wss adopted.
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS.
ca motion Of Mr. GROW, Qep.) Of Pa, the ID aud Sd
May was get spazt for the consideration Of Territorial
business.
CASE COLLECTOR eCHHII-
Mr.. WysIcw, (dem.) Of N G., moved and The House
proceeded to the consideration Of the report OF Mr.
Covote, from the investigating Committee, concluding
With resolution directing the Speaker 10 issue his
rant 10 the Sergeant al Arms for The Of Augustus
Scbel, and bring him before the bar Of the Hose
swer Tor contempt OF s authority in refusing TO pre-
duee certain paper when required To do so BY the Com
minee
~
10 no suthor!'y 70 inquire into the private contn
bn.iops Of any person or persons whatever, unless
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CHARIEsror-eeAmshp Columba John Groshou
BYyce NrA hards Mrs. Dick Nis 6eatou Mss Reaon Ara
.iM. v Yersy, Judge r Mccarthy; W " sernaa Al
Tmpssc Impson Miss Ttmpson Mss Mound. Gardner,
0reoubury, CrOoka Mortimer, Ms Gweetland Pr1k
J love Ma san 20 Mis- Baker Miss saath br
D PrilsoH, L star lee, " d Guion. Humphrey, A
keDsen, CAPT Warning Few wheeler And wife, MYs
Chsmrln. Mhs Muwry. Capt Perry and wife Nh
Fkke, Mrs. Hutch 0rs h Walsco Ferris. Dean,
WecS, ruDneil Brissa Heniosh Collins Masser
ialps Mrs Levy Mrs. Herbert Canoe keih n nss
VIE and child Peck, Dickinson. II Davis, AdAms,
ID ksse, II Bsly, and 6S In TIE Storage
BIO GRANDE-Bark Clara Sutl-Cap. Thomss Terrell, OF
York
PoRx GpArN-Fa-k N n Gasfon-Nr and Mrs Zurich Mrs.
TGDM Mrs Piumer. Mr. LascsoE, n shelssSne.
BARNtDos-schr rocaAon.as-RschArd Hndreth Freeman
HAncoek
cAIrurrA-shp Orion-M-s Lsbosy.
HAxnA-RAio xabob-J r johnson
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A Reverend De1a1lter I'm Canada.
THE BEAD OF COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION RUNe
AWAY WITH ITS FUNDS


from the Detroit Free Press April 81
The fact Of the Suspicious absence Of Rev Cemen
Frachon principal Of the Catholic institution ii Sandwich
c. w., known as Assumption College, reached seve
raj since but in order to obtain the full particulars
Of the affair and 70 avoid originating groundless runner
We have withheld the Information until the matter could b
Investigated j - DOW settled beyond doubt that this
Individual has betrayed the ruets repoeed in him by the
church OF biz choice and has absconded with Whatever
Of the funds belonging TO the institution over which h
presided he could lay bis bands He left Sandwich
last Monday evening somewhat sipgulary but without
exciting any suspicion and not heard from untN
Wednesday, when Bsbop Pipeinnault received . noto
from him, Importing 70 be written 1t Louisville, KY in
which he intnsted that he had deemed sdvisablo
TO take silent and lasting farewell Of Sandwich.
TO expedite which operation he had drawn upon The de-
posts Of the college TO the utn ost they would adj
NIT o. The date OF the letter evidently SHAM and
there no reasonable ground suppose tho fugitive
within thousand miles Of Louisville In fact the M.
thortes OF the college wholly bsi ID, and can dis
cover no trace Whatever TO indicate the be has
TAKEN ID not the smouM taken from the funds II the
college to aid him in his flight that renders his appreheu-
son desirable, but there other circumstances con-
nected with the affair which ct liberty 70 d.
vuee at present, that give the affair darker color.
lbese are undergoing investigation by the Bishop, a.
ssted by The Vicar General and the trustees OF the col
tge, and when they ebAll assume definite form, VIII bo
given to the public The amount Of bis defacatlous rom
the funds Of the college viii amount 70 about 600, q
which sum consider able portion was the deposits OF
parents Of the pupils for their use while 70 attendance
upon the school,
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md iha. such has been The CASE, the Inv
implies malice, and 10 murder. In
Amin NJ lind uronid n,

md iha, such has been The case, the h-
implies malice, and Ia murder. IN
fnDipg case of that kind, would be
ssary also proved thai the vessel tms-
rican vessel and owned In whole In part by Ame-
yican CITIZEN. There another class OF offences when
the Court informed would be before Grand
Jury-thai is robbery the high seas which puasha
bic by death To constitute that offence it be
merely larceny; breaking open stealing does not
anoapt to robbery on the high seas; appear that
there was force and oeDce used In the st mp, take
the property Another Class offences ia beating in
hc.lng punishment any Of the crew. by the aser
eicers To constitute this offence, IL will he necessary b.
prove mai the bealng wounding was done without
any justtable Cause, aud that Ia proved IL
Is not necessary TO malice because malice
implied The Court next referred to charges OF COM
terfenng In relation 10 tue character OF the testimony
10 be brought before the Grand Jury, should be legal
HeArsay testimony should more influence Grand
Jury Than would the Court and jury on trial. AZ TO
the amount Of testimony the Court incined lay
down The rule that such amount OF testimony as un.
explained would convict party before petty jury,
would be sufficient 10 authorize Grand Jury in finding
Bill Of Indictment but the government did satisfy
them with q sufficient amount Of parte testimony
convince them, they would not be jusied IL finding
bill The Grand Jury then retired.
THE MURDER ON BOARD THE sLooP Z. A. JOHNSON.
me case Of Hicks atlas Johnson viii Immediately Occu
by the attention OF the Grand Jury.
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ACADEMY OF Music-REruRS OF ApEIISA PArn.--The
spring opera commenced last night with the
Barber of Seville" the principal roles being distbu
- before, TO Adellna Patti Sisnor Brgno Ferri, Amo-
do and Susini. The Academy crowded in every
part and the pet prima donna had very cordial recep
Non. She wears her provincial honors modesly, and
gave, both in singing and acting, most charming inter
probation Of Rosna which character Ia accounted, and
with reason, as among her best successes We
new without hesitation, the general opinion expressed
upon the former performance of the Barber" with the
distribution Of last night The artists were all in the
best possible humor and ratified their music Off with
degree of dash and esprit which fully appreciated by
the audience.
On Wednesday Miss Patti will make her debut here in
"Don Pasquae," supported by Brigno, Ferri and Su.
sn-a very fine distribution, and which should not
fail to attract great house. The performance of this
opera at Philadelphia the greatest success of the
season
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70 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
At time when FREQ loveism is rampant in New York;
and association Of free lovers ourshing here undis
trbed and unrebuked ia important that all sprtuats
Who love and pure religion and undeled" and
who conform their lives to the morality taught in the bible
should mark broadly the difference between themselves
set Of people whose principles they ioathe and alb
hor, and whose practice they condemnation they re-
caro- nuisance in the community and the veritabe
spawn of hell" Too long have true spritualats borne
the ooum deserved BY those affinity" seekers, who own
higher law than marriage and the foulest blot
New York has been stained wtha l, would
utterly discard spitualism had the least faint o.
abominable leaven KATHARINE FOX.
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hon. Judge Emott, OF Kings County

APRIL 9-1k People %. John D. Rfrome.-The prisoner
tried before for the granddaughter OF Charles
Sturges the 18th Of March, 1885, by shooting him with
pistol, saloon 3s Bowery He was found guilty Of
nansaughter in the second degree The Supreme Court
general term granted new trial on exceptions taken to
the rulings Of Judge who then presided The case
called but, In me absence of Witnesses postponed
70 Tuesday morning 1t ten O'Clock, 10 which time the
court took recess.
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Pennsylvap,a Pol,tic..

NORRHTOwN, Pa, April Q, 1860
The opposition convention for the fifth Congressional
district has elected James Hoover and Dr. n Jackson
delegates 10 Chicago, and DR. j. W. Roger and Frank
Crosby alterDaes. The delegates will vote the Rrst
ballot for Cameron Mr. Hoover favors Seward, and the
others are for Bates.
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7m LATE CAPTAIN HARRIsoN.--W omitted to state in
The article published In the HERALD Of Saturday last
reference to the memorial fund be presented the
widow and family Of the late Captain HARRISON that
London committee had requested Messrs Duncan, sher
Co. and Mr.. E. Cunard to receive subscriptions
from those the United States who are DESTROYS Of con-
Ubutipg,
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ClIvEIAND, OHIO, April 9, 1900.
Our despatch OF Saturday cling the partial
ing Of the Cleveland Institute, in regards
closing Of the school for the The school
will not be closed