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Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

r.. III. RICHMOND.
Nos Land Exchange Place, Providence r. L. dealer in
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock Including White
and Colored Rags. Hemp and Manila Rope, &c &c
ebl dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

The manufacturers of these Lozenges have for years
Dee ehdeaNouug to possess themselves with suitable
recipe, which would be invaluable in the alienation and
cure OF all bronchial difficulties, ami at length having
received the assistance Of distinguished Boston Phvsi
elan come before the public with article which hev
warrant second TO none now i'm use.
Those afflicted, feel perfectly secure i'm usino the
iozenges Tor they have been thoroughly tested during
Inc past year. as they have been freely distributed
among al classes OF persons and all unite pronouncng
fuly equal to hing Of the kind in the market
- ne reputation which CHASE IL co. have enoved for
mat could be relied upon for strength purity will be
guarantee OF the superior excellence Of the bronchial
ozenges And their perfect knowledge of the business
together with their facilities for manufacturing enable
them to place this specific" within the reach Of ali
dheY can be found at all the respectable Aputhecaric
per BOX. - '9
Ministers, Public Speakers, Teachers Singers. and
others VIII nd it Tor their advantage to give them fair
trial. ~ " m
GEO. r. SPURR, POI Main street, will furnish the
trade OF worcester and vicinity at Wholesale or Retail
10 deoptf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21
TO WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS
CALVIN L. GODDARD, Agent,
No. 8 Bowling Green, New York
Only Manufacturer of the Superior
SUPERIOR STEEL RING AND SOLID PACKING
Burning Machines

e G H ID 10 o l. l. =
All the principal WOODEN ESTABLISHMENTS in
the UNITED STATES, CANADA and MEXICO, are
using these Burning Machines their first Breakers
and none who have used them, would be without them
They are acknowledged the only pereect machines In
use for durability, and perfection of work.
Inc inner Burring Machines for Second Breakers and
flhshers. are recommended TO your attention, being
useful as eihcient and important those at.
ehsu - First Breakers. They clean the finer impuri.
We ADV It rom the wool and with good rolls card and
h We WOO as much as the card itself The steel ring
tDns uls also recommended your attention. In
hLsnen ald durability they have no equal. Their per.
WI aug straight surface allows them placed near
,me Dull SNhuuef, 10 the fine and short gtanle
Iher tn strength and teeth are indisnensabl IN
u sRfNG g MY AZ NJ t9l HG MOI for tie proper WORKING OF
There Is machine used In tho w,oto, .,..-..-
perfectly adapted 20 Its as ne abeyc aad
c0mpllshes SO much In so little space And nj ~ ,ii
cost Wool cannot be too we'll prepared Tba 10
and cardng cannot be too wen done. The he ~
the manufacture are the most important HI, m
the preparatory cannot be Tectihed bv anv af,sr ~
These Feed Rolls and Burning aachlnes tn oeess Is
coarse and the finer machines the finer iirt and IN @ ~
they prevent injurious substances from coming In con-
tact with the cards. and each set will In addition 70 een
ing the and pr ltcctine the cards DO much enr
lng the cards to which they attached They
should therefore be attached 10 each card Of the set
The STEEL RING and SOLID PACKING BURRINC
MACHINES, furnished also for wOrsted cOinbors ait
leaning mestiso and other woos-Dusiers for wool AM
Al orders will meet with prompt attention.
Srcpars with explanations aud references furnishes
~ addressing G. l.. GODDARD, Agent,
denly No . Bowling Green, New York.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

l5assasdaas5555P PROVIDENCE & WOR~
f1ss==5szzszsss5g CESTER RAILROAD. - Summer Ar
June IL, 1860.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations, at 100 and ll.30 m, and 400 p m
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 20 and
u45 a. m, and 4.20 p. m
Providence and UXbridge. SPECIAL TRAIN leaves
Providence at 100 m. Leave Uxbridge at 5.45 a. m.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 30,
$50 H3O HIS, a.. M, 1900 M, I30, 230, $780,
4.2O, $50 $50, 100 800 p. m.
Leave Valley Falls at 625 90. 500, S.53, 1000 llOO
a. m, and LOO, 1.e!, 2.00 800, 4G9, sos, sos and
73O p M
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonington.
At Worcester junction with Trains to and from the
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor-
ceser Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and Nor
wich Railroads
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the Office of the Company in Provi
dencei at as low rates as by any other route
S. ii. TABOR, Supt
Providence. ola
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

r N S U r A N c f.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capita
PIGNix INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
S20O,00O
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York. Capital
s500,O00.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Cap
tal s500,0O0.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Provi.
dence Capital Sl50000.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars inquire of
A. IL. BULLOCK, Agent,
OH att Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

DURE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS
"A "A A prime lot, for sale by E. W. Vail, No Fla.
Block opposite Bay State House dtf an5S
NJ OWES COUGH BALSAM, for aaec-
epI-p onS 6 Of the Lungs and Throat sold by GEO r.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

DAN CURER.-Simons' Vegetable Pain
"A Curer, made by G. w simons Fitzwillam N II
For sale by GEO. II. SPURR, 20l Main street.
MInhH
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21
ias---zzs WORCESTER & NASHUA

sa"sNsfs1.-
es..ssz=ssss-=7 e7 i. 4 ILROA D - Winter ARRANGEMENT
s-E2- On ana after Nov. lst, 1858 Passenger
Trains will as follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a. H. and 4l5 D. M
Leave Nashua at,7 a. IN. and II M, and p M.
AT Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groon junction, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad also with trains
OF the Fchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston; and at Fchburg with trains the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For fulther particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States'' G. w BENTLEY. SupT
Worcester Nov |, 1858 diff inyDT
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21
GxprGsses Et.

FULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR-
n CESTER EXPRESS.
OFFICEs-lS0 Main Street, Worcester; n C. Bracken.
Iidges store, under Wauregan House, Norwich ct
All packages should be marked Fullers Express.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-21

@ia73A HOUGHTON'S EX-
ES&A4 NNAsE4 ? RESS S leaves No. IA Front street.
RaNNaAGAI3tNSAlX= Worcester, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ for
: - Hopkinton. passing through New
England Village, Grafton Center West UDton linton
an and y yW9Iodyie 90 on MoNpAY WEDNESDAY, and FRI
ing, leaves Johson's Hotel, Hopkinton TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at O'Clock A. NJ. All
husines confidential, and promptly done d3m s27
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
FROM HAVANA.

The United States mail steamship Benvile, j. d.
Bullock Commander from New-Orleans the 18th inst +,
and Havana at noon OF the 18Th, arrived at "A ..
yesterday. The Bisnville bas made very qaick run
up, and brings e heaviest cargo ever shipped by
steamer from Havana TO this port.
There nothing Of general interest trans,iring at
Havana Most of the Spanish feet were absent on
crpises.
The U. s. screw steamer Mohawk Len. Cong T..
A. Craven l-ft Msao7as on the 18th ius:. for Penss
cola, for supplies, and 10 recruit her crew.
About 25 miles southeast Of Cape Hattsras the BIZ
envie exchaDg signals with bark showing square
flag with red and white stripes, aud black ball in
the center.
The health of Havana was considered remarkably
good for the seasonthe absence OF disease being a.
tributed 10 an unusual scarcity Of rain.
The coohe trade seems TO be rapidly increasing.
Exchar very Irregular London, 50 days sh l56
prem NewYOrk d. "a do New Orleans shors, sSe de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
NY. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce

For rHB WEkk ENDING WHDsssDAI AUG. q, lSoy
Reportsd e,cusvey for TIE HKv fOEE THBusn BY DREW
FKkroB.l
Eo1IcB 70 COPnGsoRs FAM PhoDuoH Put everythi
order Mari plain ipdehbe directions every psoha
inudIs weight with count, and OF atces so
tck tu OF particulars inside OF package named bS
,d always ,pd By mail with uoos when and bow thg g
forwarded - -
.zes returned and small lets Of stuff 10 cent Otfef
YARN produce generally y cent
uorlTIoss for sales Of good Produce IN good ordei
Wholesale Farmers realize snd not Jobbes or specoi@-
hss been active demand, especially for EI
pot advance Of about c Y n TOR Western obtained
on Friday Sat day thereespts th ume being very %
tied le den and quite urgent During the last two dys
with % al and very bot weather. the advance has
nj been sustained Some Exa Choice Western Reserve,
al OH ST gsdst Ne@rn make change IN our hgncs
IA iins BIZ hrkins tube and Welsh tnbs have been selling
hitl. better, but the makei drag 10 day.
We quoie: ,-~,o
oral AZ Co. pals T. H. an Rkins fair 10 good ..1 VIZ
s tubs strictly ch 10 az ssten Res eh...io az.
Walsh tubs fair to good IS dl7 Wesysn hes Sd 10 pills 70
HaEtrh DO strictly Oh. ls d2O Western fair 70 choice &c
DC 40 fair 10 rood 80 as Westen, common gu
F,rkin. eboice. - an Greas@ sufter s3oo
CHTEsE The receipts contnue quite HIGHT and Win sn una
bsteo and slight advance has been obtained squs o INC
Sons Fstra Ohio l. ccmins In matching in quality and aP
EIs quality y D.....lot1l Ohio extra choice
F.ir 10 rood arslty..... Sd10 Onio fair 10 prime
Tpa.t D.iry Ohio l0d 10Y English osiTy tso>hen
BsEsvII- Southern and W estsrI, = n. Hcete =, o,,.
BSoos.CoHs-soms small lots Of Choke new from Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

him with SIZE. He .urpsd and fred one barrel az
bic sop biting bin in the sreast with fifty large
sbot, killing him Instantly. He snapped he osher bar
rel at the 'oD iDsw, hut II did Dot 60 OFF. He then
one barrel taking of one Of bis cara lie then fred
the oh.r barrel and shot him through the body. The
GOD iD-sw hvtd unt Tue,day. and gave in hs sssti-
moDy before tee Coroner Q jury and died IN twenty
DIV ut. thereafter.
Public opinion ,eem 10 favor the old man. and tho
general opir ION seems 70 he that he did than
vas zee ssary 70 save his own life.
The old man Is about 90 yeDs 3D. the son bs killed.
abon 20 or over. TIE son-in-lav, and leader IN the
SiRcul,y. was an old man, probably older than his
father. IN law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A FATHER KILLS HIS SON AND soN:IN-LAw

FROM The Groom Point fia Reeistcr, ieN
On Monday sst the quiet citizens OF Hobart Town.
ship sar.d with the sounds OF guns pistols, o.
nj the cry Of murder. Tho sounds came IRON the
vicinity known as the Mummery ne'ghoofhood; and
follows:
fan ily by the name of Muumery, consisting Of the
old man. three bows a son-inlsw, and several daugh-
ters, have been living at variance for year or two
have Rad hard wordr and frequently threatened each
others lives The quarrel commenced about tue old
mans propery-one soR and the son-n-law on one
aids. and the old man and the other sons on the other
The have often threatened put an end 70 the Old
man if they caught him alone
On Monday, The old man was told by his daughter,
bat hawk was flying abort the houss, and nat be
could shoot ~ He took down heavy double-barrel
gun. lie did not s>e the hawk but looked about until
be got abort distance from the house when he came
acIots his son and his son-n law who said: Here ia
thc oio n3ln-e; hu him, and Vt once made affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

have sGOc od GRIP which :. s.nsaiy q poor qsa
's~ viii doult Be ,uscsn, 70 reduce the price
MEDIUM b. y cssl g Kidney, b., "a nj 7ssa 90
Az dvance Of w. Ia. been established within
"a, ss.e Io' setusi coupt Of good Esr,
I.p.y tbiI,., doz. EtaH Westsrs. doz..... 1sal4
@..Ws quote; we. tern, isasoo., Tenn sss+ec
'S:' % Goa, Is ss sis: s s:9s &C.: a;s sl 9
IN; ~, H :.,; sss s g 80 so E: :S.:: 5
=: p 6s ; rs S s s%Ss FsSs ss' So
PouLrIY-we quose
ssss s'ii r. Gum Cum: !. =: &: e,
"e" "'''i rovlarY 81 III, rAoIIs.. ,s.
ru,..,. Ion,.... sI5s:s- "'.a. ...' s ns %
T Tas' l Hss' al % Sss. Chic, va
',' Ssi:..r. 7sa, 10 Bo si coantT Chick
sf,ti'n, small pr Sss % ems p'f''.'''' = y
Gs. ,Ssc' ."vDy !. .s.n very abundant and average
rr,e. ~. little lover.
Mercer. con ponI Sai 7ssss.t Norfolk in bI ss 60
bbl.ssy,.........'.,ii gSl 81 '"s'' i'0'''--
FRRH FRUIT.
al, lover and Un. tied Common and poor Apples from
the Wst ~ scarcely paw Tie freight but We ,Ie
vi pefTp fen tns Ihct HOn eAPVi'onO' '"'@'' ~
sou Bo~ Dbl. 5,ol IS Wired Lots......l INB,
God.p suetts....i Is al 81 Cab Appies.....5 oo95 ~
sht ssn,.....i 20 al IS I,;ommop ......... seel no
Pr.n-Cboice early va ties sOmins in quite freely
al price, bsv. DOWN. ard ter deDcy Some pat have or
u,ted Be. Pears from the West oy freight trains occupying
so for n thin op ar iys Peus this should always
r. fervsdeo b, express We q3ote; ,aoo
F;ss GOALS 90 sa 1ssSoa2 :::a s
r,t: cS (" Rsi-ehssl Harvest. ooS 50
p,nscn seeems oca1o On CeGmon so sm
TIrw-ihere Il perfect deuge Of this fruit and ocs DE-
rerd the nd suowedge Of the buyer
Since Do seller justified in fu,ing the beat offer be get
11.st s'., y Sb 90 oSs 80 Balm. o. as
Is, q DID,. O,ds 50 wsshn, bbL.... 5Ida %
sSSg SS s,Csi Purple ssa '' Ss.;s
en n'sn Mt u, In from the western part OF the STAT,
p,tieo in tu.h crt., ard half bb They bright hign
6 bred fruit hut 'msl 'ae and ur They h,ye bsea sold
and tire offers buyers Dlwses and Jerseys are the only
choice peaches ihusf-r We qnote:
p.s chpiis ss ~ 90 90 3 s. " SSt
J.r,,y com y has l coal 50
WnOETIsBEKBID psyee out
BLAcEBEEK4s, l. J., y ct Dor, sal1c
Id III its mskpg their sppeeIsnce sarly and be-
ip 40 u in advance Of the demand with belief Of
yy nse crops throughout the country prizes start low
APPS, Old State n. 4ts Plum: new So conn., sls
Apples new Southern. ala Chrrries ptted...... OILS
Peaches now So CON-. 10 IL Blaokbenies S,uthern "a
oSIoys-Red bbl $2d - IS Yellow, $s0s2 Is; Bunch,
'GItIGcE- y 100 buncbes g.
fos,Toys-{ bush crate, 6ldl5c. bush has 25ds8r.
WIJrRvEl oss-Lsrse, y 100, s2~0SAi Medium Ss6$2i
Hr1srs MEIoss-Jer-ey y Dbl, 81 7sssa
Ina BEAs,, bush S0as2e
PrxPErs-J'T,ey,f ie se0ee
MARROW seuAsB-F Dbl, &c.
SWEET PEDPkks-S loo, Sseaoc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
A BOY TEN YEARS OF AGE ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER.
ce of The Missouri Republican.

Correspondence Of The Missouri Republican.
CARLYLE, H., Aug. Is, 1850.
TIE Circuit Court is still M session here. To day,
the young boy, Finley s trial for killing his uncle
DR. Wren. The testimony closed Yesterday afternoon.
The proof shows that Fiuey is yet eleven year, Of
sge. The evidence that he killed his uncle altogether
circumstsDtis and very scanty indeed. The proof Is,
that the 5th of July la t. Wren and Tie BOY were
left alone hgether for one two hours ia room IN
drinking house, at th-t at the end Of that period
they were found tbep-Wren dsipg of wounds and
bruises the bead and the young boy stiog or tying
en- bench and singing. 0se witness only testified
to seer al act hat even crcumstanslly soggeed
that Finley killed his uncle He testified thai as he
sppr ached the house he saw Finley striking down
ward Ut something" but no evidences that he mad any
thing IN his hands that any OH being received
the blows There no evidence Of any quarrel
between them, or of aoy motive for the deed On the
contrary, 1t was proves by the prosecution thar the
boy was PLAYING with ms uncle about o'ciock and
got aairs IDLE Of him be lay upon the moor, doing
In a frolb ksome way. ..fr
No testimony was offered slowing that when he
WIS found by the side Of his uncle, he showed my
confusion or sgn Of fear consciousness Of guilt or
desire TO escape The defense introduced several Wit
pesses 10 prove that boy had the capacity 70 dis
erimnaie between good and evil Tbs prosecution
waived the openiog gument, and this morning VII
liam Bomes esq, opened for the defense 10 speech of
two hours. He was followed by Mr.. Sparks senior
couI eel in the care Judge Parrish was employed by
the defense, and his services were greatly re ID on.
But scl prevented his taking part ia 10 srsuuest
b. Bond esq, Is now aking the closing argumsnt
for the prosecution. The line of defense Chosen WA
ihis-thst person under the age of fourteen ve.rr
cannot be presumed to have that guilty know.sdge and
malicious intent which essential 10 conviction Of he
crme OF murder and thas In order TO such conviction,
sach knowle6ge and malice must be clearly proved bv
the prosecution and that in the absence OF such proof
aeqursI mutt follow. The inconclusive cnaracter of
the clrcnmstantial evidence was demons.ra,ed. Tae
boy, bgbt-halred blue eyed palefaced child is in
court, with bis father and mother He appsars but
slightly conscious that he has any interest in The trial
The general opinion lie that the Jury viii Cad verdict
OF acquittal. Whether il will be because they doubt
the pbysieal ab lily Of the boy to naiet wi,h stick,
eighteen inches long, and two inches square, such
deSdy blows as were given TO Wren or because they
doubt the evidence that he killed his uncle able
to DO H. or because they have proof Of his mtel
gent capacity 10 discern between good and evil and Of
But is deemed scarcely possible tia, the jury should
state TO acqut for Of these reasons, al
If them. .II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

Thusi " be that the heavy depreciation In values in
"a rrhts shipper has better prospect OF req Hng
profit hsn be had ten dsy ago o he does not Know ths
spw cents and re has all this to guard as inst
whils msbing BIZ purchases ,,.--.---.
toe pot however for TINS tdvHnce In
hshts the which vessels have been re-
eiir durng past years There scarcely vessel on
- LIST money 10 IT, owners every trip There IL
l transportation company but has become insosent The
capital stock Of The Lake Navigation Company win It's psndd
Sect upward Of seventy FIVE vessels has almost entirely dsap
-sred aud Of the ~ were rOned 80 It w
K with the Of al the lake cfa
Tit ste reused the vessel interest 10 look out for
er bushes, elsewhere and the consequence L. that we have
~ In The Atlantic Beside tn there have been
sai built durlng this period OF depression while
l. xn6 fo the trade The decrease in lake tonnage cannot be
Kiss thar thirty since 1851 while the decrease 10 that
patiousT class Of vessels adapted 70 TINS uaoe WI" Pefhsp
ssDoHnt % thirty i've or forty Per cent
The boston Post Of yesterday thus notices the Money
Msrlet Of that city;
Saturday Their. seemed to be quite scarcity o. money
rst.T on The Increase although yet very Hunted kewfo
fu D. not in ste supply, and there Us no ac ,
sht street fw small oss o. peec hsg r. bss nis
mil iofs Boston paper on New" 'ok 0couut
continue b. be- ta.p by the bsri and quote per cent
te inum for the very best loans al her csll or or time
Tb~ OUTSIDE rates prime loans paper range oD 10 PER
St ts 1IStsr. s more tran he.et9e 81 PEI cent Oh
The prospects Of tbe money market are dininished abun
ind eS Of Tssts'ed amply or high prices In saying
thru b0Tevrf ~e refer to the neral mskefor regards
Cot oil Dc We think there fair chance that with only Ave
dHons Of specie In the Banks such una
vosbe turn Of domestic exchange at any tine viii take of
nnre nfOrtaby xEt Al present by good rights money
oUr4 be h e. IN st.te than 10 al street that
But p bushes. p.psf and any consderaSle ia
Of the den aud Tor credit in Newlo probably
Of sfuthe periu q os5 snail t "a q bullion With
b only the loss Of another million would highly an
ncJiDg 10 our sSn oon0"eis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

No bush Barlsy FeceiVed PCT Weski I0oIi IN o. TO
The Chicago Press of the 20h inst. has the follow
taR in reference TO the influences at work open the
srsin trade at that point:
s wear producers Of the West have been favored with
suers4 crops excellent grain and at previous pc
NOD Of ou history b. tier prospect for foreign de-
snd kr which I'll ganares than there
a. present Nevertheless during tbe past ten days we have
A. constantly deenl mafket while the depreciation IN
Fs.sern comparatively light On the 9Th Of August
eserp Mixed sold in NewYork at 62do5 and the
rrs~s Of No eorn Chicago the day 45 ,5e
"a hiIe on Saturday Western Mixed sold In Nes
Yck al 6Oia6c and No in this msrhet at 81 asse
eb . 80. = -. /, A. w.. -.
anton Of shoot cauts in Chicago But ex4inston Of
d. rste Of eiths stb compared with those Of ssur ty
Of the discrepancy We give the pr
r.. &, a tsbte with the Of freight. a. iollowl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

(Cut this out and sh0v II 70 Jour nolShbor)
WESTERN FARMERS can, by clubbing together
vbsn ,inx. erops ar. sufhcieDsly large sSd cor
usuins cir f.ib OF ether produce N he gnd~ngses
rre The freight ess~ the eurrspt tes Of his
- .ithopt N, osst n rnD.d profits Pu tpfsr. sios
Nd references furnished On .pptcstos
Dksv faHsoz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

From EuRoPE.-The screw steamship Gla.gew,
Capt. ThOms which ssied from Liverpool % the
s.h and from Queenstown on the Sh, arrived a this
polt on Wednesday. Her news has been susicpassd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
MARINE COURT-Aug 2-Before Judge MAYNARD
SUIT ON PROhIssoRY NOTE.
Chds Peterson sgt A. w kews Samuel Blood snd Horton
II. Bur OK.
SUPREME COURT-CBAsBERs-Aus. 22-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.

THE RAyEL TRoUPE-WRIT OF NE EfET.
Camille Matthew. the principal dancer Of the Ravel
Troupe Saturday evening after bis perormance the
Winter Garden arrested upoa writ Of nc eredt issued upon
the sdsv Of his WIFE stating that he intended TO leave me
State of NewYo without providing for her she hsvog on the
18th irst c,mu.nced suit sgaiost him for divorce.
The Court made order on Monday morning to
ard the husband discharged from tie custody Of the
Sheriff The sdsvits his part state that he hsd CON
no, for divorce the ground OF adultery
r.vou. alleged that be h,d deserted her many years
pbeston Fuller for the dischsrze of Camille Ma
hieu made vscang the suit and d.chgng him, so
III patrons of the Rave more be delighted with
~.