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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

what DID Tnsy Coss!-Oniy ~. for the
But At GRO A. HuhTuR q 90 n MAnEaosn Clothinx
" .rehouse Noe 20 and 292 Bowsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

Iron Wors For Buudsngs.-Hon store
ard Fronts Co.unlnA Os,rs, shutters
etairs B>st vAoiz ndsr~ Ln,els tsptss for
se~eas for seampiaes AID every description 81 nre Iron
Work. ~ Jackson a BROTH uRS Sorks.
sr.y eighth street secopi and Twenty ninth
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Whsslsr 4 Wilson'S
SEWING hACHIhD
WITH IEPORKAk1 IxrsOykN TNIS,
at kkprCED pFfCks
odcs SO Broadway New torx.
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Ladies' ana C0fidreu's Dresses Cleaned
y nboui taking spar. Plain and fancy ayetg,
80 6roome street corner Of Broadway. C LokD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

HfIrs Hair Dys-riSsy Csnss, Black or
Depot 40 bAclay greet soli By ali druxp~s
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n.rn,nx o. ) na,l~Ay s..,.ea Hoa.s.

CLBySIAsD, o. Nov. 10, LEGO.
The station HOUSE Ut Crestiihe destroyed oy Are
thus afternoon The Pttscurr, Fort wsyte ana chicago
railroads. Ices slb COO; Beefsntsue and Indianapolis
road esoo American Express oomaay, $500; Telegraph
Com papy. $50,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

Bictehes, rtmpiss, dc, Indicate De-
rargemsn' q hs system -HoILowAy's b.l-mis ONT
speed removes external erupsns hh vegetable
Pills strengthen the digestive gars cleanse the liver srd
purify The blood Of all morbid psrtcles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

Dfx Fine Shlrss fur -. warrantso 60 rst.
aooDss sbir nsnufscswy, ~ scAdvsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

The La0d n Webster sewing Machines
NAY nov b. nsd Cor Ftny Do,lars ~ 500 sroAdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17


ARRIVALS
misunderstanding reu opis-g French and childr~r
"a e'e.lnsrt u .ruser p Eae-l sad Icy H,iaIstn
Der r. v-ih and lady. Dnmsreh and sfy " Ascncn
nrvure- Isch, 9 Beusl Nsy Hncslsy ana family. A
7 Kan mann and $50 IN se-oud csbin and fte-rssc
CHsnistroS- hp Narrn- A 1cnd I'm, Husssy,
rougterty. " powersL Kdw vourg y snrvhy Dlck
ifson W q percival, ns f~~. " smIth . q ado
rms.f aud lad, , rpusnt y Tsyhs Amss, BSrrog.
Shutz bayes, King, A Price lourtaey. Harvey,
Fsrng 7 vernon. and u a he sre-ss..
Lorrosship Daniel webs~r-tou. chst-~s ssa family Of
Norie&ns, MIS- Hsnnss.ey 1d W. syl.s q Loodoa
Barry's Tricopnsrous 10 enc Hest aad
ch~spess t'sie for espsns, besuyns rurnx csanng
gr-~-vv~s and resswns he Hsv. La<ies III Soils by ~
drusxsn
nesshsiov's wigs, vo~pess asd aas
Dye have hI surpagrs eli Cehery naauyA -
1872 sevsss n; suSs'us no bshisz No Bod srss-
Group, Group -TnD awrui Com piafns
4 immedlas~ly By mr. TOBIAS yenetist innent
70 FAIRLY -ho ysiue the Ives q ,heir chdr-. .h,nd YIN
out bottle W the koute hod by AL he druggss snd sre
teerev. Dspoi rs Cnrslsndt street. fe- York
DIR. riggs Tsus. Invites CRITICISM. les
equal ~'beaeved 70 ~ unknown 20 Barclay sueeA
Campbell. IN mat and Apothscary,
tonh~sst a. kaAih aud Trenty eshh arest
&seclnss vafrsrtec ft4ictiy rfre
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LOON Out anilGOau
gut@es-1be h-r rumh~r ~ Guide published View
Tok city sundrsd roads zee l.l.OYDs Raj
ROAD whskly l--nsd every s.urdsv, lightning
VIII " inside arg-r Than the rer~d and sct .in-
bsrs cor .ctsd ~ occA Ssn -sy morning. AL &C. 10
eerta i&pt ~ mall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

IrxcKrRg rAPrvs JgiLr-t nYifTouS DESERT
III ana tse hass sistwte fos NnlmA for enrchrs N.
ia6les ~ - Nfv.s snt ~ De 1nripa Hacs
roirfs e nfev~nt taalng - scorching Ieiv
vns 4 ~ 90 flrtua sNt uef4ru To- Al ~
essaisssn eft no Sew Cans st a tai BfONdsNv
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Baynum's Museum Will He TnroS ed
70 day. gard Drama k0sE EI.agR being performed
n and ~ ococA y. NJ. and The Areos, wbs IL IN" As
~ ell hpurs
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Ssssnwsy a. sons OvsrstruaG Ora nd
PIsns sasder~ the best anuSsctnr~d:
I'd for i've wsrorUons ~ sad ~ walker
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The RAn,uckst T.issrapn Linz.

EpGAsrows, Nov. Ia, 1850
rele7rsphc nnunicato, With Nantucket, which has
bees interrupted for some dA.s, Is resumed.
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LIE sAIsAs.

IL RHrUhsTlsS In ~ noss painful fr~msi asr srrnfuA
erysTen rai rbsuw pisles boshrs a 49, ..,..,
COO snss erby Iv " ard hldneys pc'pent cnsumpt,
- AZ mo~ esrsinl, cured ~ tvs grssi rrriner
IL Af1k LIrE BALKAN hes curef holssncs ~ 49, o.
hsse ard sn.s dscas~s snd VT mot cer1ry cure snr
bs rsArbs< By medcne t>ken N 40 wdare-
ss IN c1,.etsrs II doc particle ~ rsrcury
~ a., aler eretsrous ireyA frocipa depot As Grand
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Campbell. IN mns ana Apothscary.
tonh~sst a. kaAih and Trsuty eshh arest
Medicines vafrsriec ftzictiy rtre
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Ladder Bee vasnsr.,'-PbaIon n soa,s
s,o~ whne oriep ,'ream.r snd by ell druxs,ss
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" Beautiful Corn ptssfon.1 - pn q TOMS
'snow white orfef al CreAno Pr,~ o. c~uss boul~
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Dsath OF Cincfnnati Merchant.
UIscrssAn, Nov 10, 1850
Calvin Fletcher, Of TIE pioaeer nerchaoss u ,nis
city died yesterday afternoon of Of
soashsrn Ocean steamer Mosemsnss.
AvASsAH. Sos. 10, 1880
The steamship florida, from New YORK. arrived st the
wharf at bali psst eishs o'clock tbs morning. AL
weil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

FoO LAIN pOa CkAsD11rCATIOn.
utInL ~ BROADWAY TO LAT 10 LET A FIRgr
~ cass Bcxs~ In the tssrabie porir q Brosdvws
eeg.buy furnistsr cntsnng no o. epfng Tho above
on oproruray don 70 BE- whA ~ rre.nced as6
rev BILE reed spply Address with reaS
nSsse, ~ T., Bro~dway Yu-s once
uyArTrD-yrprv oR sEcosp STORY or A HOUSE.
w wsnVd pft f0rrsb~d with mole r imprrvrress, gss
n he vsist~rhc ~ Hvf nirte Br klyn preferred Ad
treks ttx 5 CT Pest cri1c
c,osn VII Hry THE Jrgsr STOCK AND vrx-
ICbt irTes q ~. 80 We nrei rp dfrsins ard
ffsafrfr ID thoruphf sol6
~ ~ aies husress Aveiy On he 30
ns@1 81 H*tgne t'sst No agrni peed srply,
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Spiritual Maotfsstatfop.-A Series
ssrrR raps r.lss, tse nsighborsc and srouns ,,
cssner a fuh street .-ss s-oadway Aal 10
TIE IN che ~e'e TO- al steufed for ssgx AZ.
orssd hsuI se rner'@ d ns'1 snd fa.hion AMI
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n.rrao. gov Is-aP.M.

rour dun wheat orsetd deii 40 loser 80 elossa
shh declining tscestct. saAes II vOo oe~nes 70
.rivsts ssrfs town - e. Baby dai sni
saUsg, ss.ea 5Ap hastsls ~ es.ets a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
SHIPPING.

EoR ALEXANDRIA, wAsBIHaToN AND eBOsan-
z town The New York aud virginia screw atesmshp
Compapys and first c'aPs ssapahtp MOUNT vk6NoNs
" smith comm.ndsr. WI leave pier No IL NorA river
every saiurdny at3P.M ID
Passage including suAero-m and meals y g.
Fright eight seDts per foot propOrtiopAte raeeA
NO commission charged for srdipg.
Apply 10 H. B. ChOMWEl.L CO.,
81 Weok street.
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7sUR yLsCf1ox OF rsIRrxBg Da2s. rcRS Or -HR
NJ Ii AveOu6 Rsicad Csuapaoy lie h,i Il srsu
Y@nye Cd g. Ferry fputh and rfxn 'aA
t~aruss,, from - H. 70 r. l. T. kAILnv MYR ~ hDc'1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

UEE JTsCIIkkS AND PrPtLs oF PUBIC school
No Is teq,esx ~ assemble 10 tie 'rrs
t1,epn church crss n Cinon Fra ppce ths
afternoon ocos Y. 81 which Tine semi .r aua
d u,r due viii be aw Ardcd tae olrus Oar-
e,s take place appropriate 20 de yruydercc
,at h, eepric tbca OF their Hchoo, tu.ug
m,te hsvir 81 be scio viii
- h hey have been 20 for s re-
o. epi,.g tn Monosy rext b. ordsr Of The comrsi.sr
A. b. CLARKE PrincsJ al
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81 COO -rSETSEs whsIs0 49,. xyIs Ss no. 70
ready e'tshhed and Mi IN, wh w increase ot cspnl
ssNt s.f tfp rer partner eioaDc o. taking
tie stats 81 he urn rretsfrej. tdress
s'si:Bg here rnsy - bae B. v. A., ferAd
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HAVANA. ZEN ORlYASs AND TExAa-FEW YORK
IA ard Rev 0flSsls sieamshsp Conpany.-Pcr Rev Or
iesps Va bnsscs .osAnon onc.y Yea sso ~ 70 elocs
ccrn,asfur vl Goa ueuce receive fegh, on Fnarsdy
Feb 70 pes fs, u HotiDeon street. korh rsver No bills
sipc signed alter The hGr of saving fcr .xht o. pas
SAFE .r.,ls u n. agents, liyiSGarOS, CkoCkkbon
CO, No. PARK place.
Taroara t.Ao4 jss.d 10 AL paris 10 Texas per Souhs-a
stesr 90 Colrps oy Is In g az steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
TMERALp MINES OF MUZO
II 1hE QHANADlAN GONERNNENT INVITES


PROPOSALS FOR THEI6 LIFTING.
The sIR for he letting Emerald Mines OF
MSzo ssngns TO he nsiooN soyaInsn eA9s,ns .ns
from ae
ss sd @ no
DIse,sn b.nss Bosos bsiOr il e the lsh day o.
sss's q As en- and "a sss
sis nor ir s.s sum .San saaasy Under iss
conrse the cor .cots vii oe;a ne exclusive pryiegs Of
nsnls to De- mace % ,hs r IL .iyasCa
aso % v e. n sg
Eo,ernnsr S.s been pSbiahsd to fai s further informs.
Vice Corsul. 40 Fine street.. New YORK
C,IRE, FIRE ETaE--5v PERMISSION FROM TIE
Mayor, win e,Ahh ON ore Of he pInnc boIiipgs in
The Park At L. o'clock this aay February 4, Fly ESCAPE
MAYORS OFFICE NEW YORK. FEB. ID, isdc-PRo
! vi clsmaaon.- $40 rewsrd-Wbereas Tnl. J. Trers.
ss% ~ i wss On ns ea he ' ss
.. M e. bad e. he s'sS
vho crmied ssis murder
s ss. York ss sf x
ee- rewsd Of st HUNDRED d,srs fer Aprrs
s W s to g. o se
& IN I %ns IL. ssa ss he p
ss, 81 o. % Q, Pc ss S5 I Sw ssy
amer ,peh conv'enon WI be dsr-ssrae ,,,o r,,
Navy "a. .essc1 NEW YORK. Esa go
T ogosss ii as the case may Re VII. be rvceivsu
SarusAyr ss free q s cost or rsf 70 'Ss Uned
states, ~ he hsvy IArd ~ brooklyn
go barr rcrs,
tia The p,r ua,, be pset.d .sne sa we'd f,suec hog.
as n AZ s y ena as e. s
pay, be o. H. hes. sesscnsd heart Of white and
s,ss aa.. 3 .seosspsassd y .r'aea sasssss.
~ p one 2 he &c sss 20.
psr ~. b. sscrsssi ere, n.o IN .o!isios no..,ely
ss &c g..s 3, ss s ~
nsv G. Hector Pos.nsaser sceft thss he guss7rs
are able : make ,oea abes, Sc.r:n.ss
suaIsnee Tie beef AID por' ,ns conform . the nsls IN
spss .rDissss. = sa%.sd;ssI &c ss:y,sa
q ~ A.uu.i Q, Dc I.1ur.nes cesap..A.
g. Or Lesssurs s.a Iarr;.ssl q NE ~ ne s.ss vss.s
i.aoasy On sprlsaso. ., m. c11cs
20 u NnlAa = 90 sssr Van.
CT sARrs CHgRCu osAsp s7BsEr-A yAIs
= src ies.a fc< ts sssed e. y. L.ae. ohar..b 20
sss vss IT, .s ksssry i.ass is E.Ss sa ~.
81, .,,:.Ss;: ys3c:s y 81. ~ hi se
ssfs Il is q any a. & M
7,za ylscrlos on r.IRrxss D.as. rcns Or 7HH
ns ROM % < e. ss -I nY =. ~
------------- - -------------
THs ss..s VIC Z. ~ d,
-, shout o'euct Ia evenuC "
rit b srset ard kts VII
iss cbsrxsA a. sgerr saor snd pron tue
SCR 8 f.s s's a gs ss%sn''a's A ''d' SAN
THE JEscHkks AND PUPtls oF PUBLIC SCHOOL
No Is sre ,eq,e 81 y assemble In tie ssu rrs
tI.e!su church n Cn.ou Fuh
Afternoon ociosk which line sA semi ~ sual
~ M, us due v ILL be awarded IA ogrus Osar- rr
vld take place appropriate 20 de yroytercc
iaf b. eeprie bca Of their ncioo, tu.iue
m,te avr tbe scocI viii prepared .anouace
= Ell arrar hey ave been able re-
On erirg en- MONDAY rext by ordsr Of the comroi.se
A. b. CLARKE Princty al
a. 3Ar1Er-pRoPuSaLs To MAKE THE UNION
wabnv Machines IL larse gcso,aess App nj rc,ers
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~ Ky ususl Annual ksps Of BE ros7ps
rppegts4 the tuper srdert NJ the Inyu Depn
81 ce Legislature, Furnished sy state Ue,sr.
ALBxRr a. EIrOLAv
Aueboaev AMI Etocl B-n5er
a reak psxr
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VALENTMke.
NAkAkNTlNH.
VALENTINES.

WEILINa's WORN. DIURET1C AND OONOiriON
W POwderA made Affair Veterinary ptysenns rsopss are
very enrncoas when gwen horses suGsrae fo
non a. the beases, yuYfen OuhIpe ~han
hre bound Testimonials from city usen and
other Of hotes h drec,sns for c,sy %
wescher county & The TRADE suppissd ~ 81 1,z-n
krge Of dozen doves eaoh Retail prtss PEI
bea. Ter sale BY hTrsxAn 4 CO, Bv0sousI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

THE BALL SEASON.
NNUAI MASONIC BALL
"A
THE HALL AND ASYLUM FUND
GRAND LODGE or 1Gs STATE OF NEW YoRx.
ACADGMY or MUSIC
YCEsDAA, FEBRUARY IA ,6o
rICR cts g.
- Nnh NtutleznNn and ladies, be Of
Masters LoAees other members OF the Conmitee.
hyuA Le4ss Tcksse at the coor
Eyefy e1eraon been used by Conmitec 70 mako THE
ADaE one Of tho ncst brilliant Of the
- cloak eSipr and sapper haze fets,ne6
under theu especial supervision and nothing has
elected that coid tend 70 the comfort enjoyment Of IL
seess
GRAND MILITARY FETE AND DRILL
N
INDEPENDENTS GUARD. :
COMPANY G., TWEifTH REGIMENT,
AT THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY SvtNlNG, fES Il, lSsp.
TICKETS Two DUi.i.AR,
Admitting N gentleman spd lnlies,
Can be had nj the principal no!els and Music Sorss
GRAND MASONIC BALl- At TuE ACADEMY OF
" Mcsic THIS EpkEING Ticksts nj "a Broadway EAn,
siore, Grand SeeresHrys Office Metropolitan Aots
NJ the dot. JN1. A. LkFfEdIH, Chairman
r r. BRrxp secs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

FYyAR oHRMAN LIEDEKKxANz BOCTETY VIII. HOLD
thAr tHaay Osres Hall - the my Assembly Rooms
Wedn~sday !eh rs yhoh shsy woaIa pontsy nvns ther
"a 80 .ssAnrss wn y s.sa = Q n.se In .cs:rt.aen.
gentleman and laes BE had Of members ooy, sanG
whoa The followsae Ssaemen-C Amans u d. Brshc,
L. Burxe Che ]. lodge, DR. X. Duion, Edw ETna,
EIna Sbso q ehuesns.lss, DR. Srs,s, cAss 1aa.eh =.
Oahsan, Osw. otssndorfr, 4. raur, rsszoii,, VIM
ksdde Alex sas1sr, sohArfenesr Chas &eanway, wo4
Nbusr. Thase wtl ~ sails Of nce's a. the door
and win rensived, without exception which NOD
htrodusAns these ues not transferable Tho
rtee DIOR wiz require Al persoas bs recognized
csuner 9Th dresses 10 1T viii ~ 10 attendance In aNde
Supper win be .crvei N he upper dining r Nors
tees charge Of tbs arAnecnenu viii eadesvor to susr
Tho high wtcA The eAs Of society already
Joy hember VIII please cali for their II Pythsgoras
Ball onSbuAday and Tuesday evenings from O'Clock
Pm ERNST SfeloEk, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

no 0RoCErS AND TEA DRALEBs-0uMAN CO..
90 Colo street, York landing jacob He'll.
iln ioochow 40 csesx tine English Breakfast Teas Aavs
hed and receiving and Noaoo
vi ooong and Teas VI grsdea anA do
scripuops. which otter at low PRICES its sut uo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

SIS 900 q , Sr 81. nss- s !, :, w.TS
pa-ue N suu.rsars afu, iaa ms ar adv S.t.eLs
segec. lie object Of LIP ~ sx,eSHon snd ter-Jy
rst,r>fy ef Tia. lppnursi bar ocLlfei
ghe city recAose Ireocfs the >,sEi were y he
H. nj rese The hprse nhow Whist u 10 long By 80
sr>stee of os Johcsss sns ,i5 70 huS
~hsis ss rpaef csris,y wlct are nS; ~
u c.r.lx re ,ier ff CpsrstiGss cuff 81,
spn hns.i .srecthl~ p-~>sn' and p1oa ABLE
wrb Ars ss.,bs~r .r,rr.p, e.0d he more oe<hAl 10.
JkxV.S INPORNATlVa kXCAANuE, - bAuADwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

ID 1Ae Ross takers Of this city, Brooklyp Wiisusburx
jersey city, 4c are reqnssscd 70 etsnd nas mesias 81
Hess Bafefs Ihnrp6ay epng the l6sb inst O'Clock
ct NO 1853 ActrtpotAn Rooms consider tho be1 q
dong Nh hecksrs opposon, adopting pan
exolence against The Al greedinsss ssd
Hseker. By request Of several Boss BAKEkn
II OF q. g. OF BRTN.-A NEETIsG or THIS so
ID. c1ety will be held at Metropolitan Halt forty
street, Tuesday evening, reb H. NJ O'Clock All the
members requested " attend busnes Of importance
JOHN OAKLAND, President.
PATRICK Richly, Secretary. =
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Tbs ss.,r.lsp HunYsvffdE Jsen A. Pos; nandss,
ain sarc pier Ncrh ,iver On Tbursdsy. seo ID, ~
PsSsa.e 10 fs,rnsb wnA ansuro~yst acoo,sr,oisio,s
s,s Trcash ncle's sc S~s ostesns - 70, s,roe -
s,@ss "a o.nx r. 10. Apply CROMWELL
CO. % W Ssl s1eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

CT. sAgTs CHygCu. cSASD sTBsEr--A YAJH
p ard iestva fo< tbs tsaeat q s- La. chartab; 80
esy FEB. TO- ~ the city Aasrbiy oois As Rrosn s~s,
r. zen Ora ID ana Howard svess full band Of iovyc w''
be j. astehdAa ytcsass D. eats eAk-can he The
y,Ery Of u Ma chvrc Of VI the aaJ
Efrz DooSs open ~ % clock IN the afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
AttemDt to Poison a Family.

MELoYs STATION, Saturday, march IL, 1ooV.
Daniel Hay den, resident Of this county, was ar
rested by State warrant, al this place, to-day at noon
family also residents Of this county The attempt was
made about year ago, by putting red precptate cor
rosive sublimate, and arsenic uto some corn meal,
which luckily, however, was not taken by the family
owing 10 the peculiar stencil the mixture created.
Hsyden was moi suspected of perpetrating the act
until few days since, when, in state of intoxcaon,
be disclosed the affair TO some persons living here,
threatening, at the time, that if they diyulgsd
the secret he would kill them. A former wife Of Ash
worth died month previous TO the happening of the
above, and experienced physicians gave it as their
opinion that she poisoned A deep malice has ex;
listed between the parties for years The prisoner VIII
be Immediately examined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

detachment of United States troops will leave here
next Wednesday for Texas. 1t will consist of about
600 men, all told, and will be commanded by Capt T..
n Palmer of the I'd Cavalry assisted by Caps. Chas.
L. Whiting and Nathan j. Evans of the % Cavalry.
detachment of 100 recruits left st. Louis the 9th
February, for Fort Riley via Fort Leavenworth.
Capt Davis commanded the detachment.
new fort to be called Fort Butler, is in course of
construction near the Canadian River and will be gar
rsoned by four mounted and two infantry companies
Company ID, First Artillery, now stationed at Fort
Monroe, Va, has been ordered to Baton Rouge Bar
racks Five companies Of the Third Artillery 20 TO
Fort Rinpgold, Texas.
The United States troops on the Rio Grande will be
commanded by Col Lee. He will have about 1000
men under his command. In addition to this he will
have command of the Texan Rangers, should the
President deem it necessary to call them out.
There are still but very few hands employed in the
Navy-Yard, not more than two hundred. The mechan-
ica department lie quite deserted. The stone ways of
the western sbip-house progress very slowly. The
new marine barracks, now in course of construction
on Flushing avenue will be ready for occupation by the
LIST of July. The Navy-Yard barracks garrisoned
by little less than one hundred men. The receiving
ship North Carolina has about one hundred and eighty
recruits on board at present.
The following United States vessels war are now
lying at the naval anchorage: Frigaes Potomac and
BIandywine; steamers Niagara, Susquehanna, Wa
bssh and the surveying Bib; storeshps Sup
ply and Falmouth-the former has Just returned from
the Coast of Africa she will be overhauled and reted
forthwith the latter is lying alongside Of the wharf
all ready for sea- The corvette Vandala will undergo
some slight repairs; she will be- fitted up and co minis
stoned next Spring for the Coast of Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
FROM HAVANA.

The De Soto left New Orleans March IL at a. m,
and arrived at Havana at 81 o'clock on the 10; re-
manned at II. until the afternoon of the 18th, and ar
rived here yesterday afternoon.
An ARRAY occurred in the harbor of Havana, ON
board the ship Henry Warren of Baltimore, in which
the second mate was killed and the mate dangerously
wounded Ivy sailor. The saor was to be sent to the
United States for tial, by Consul General Helm.
The spirit of rejoicing is still kept up on acc 'unt Of
the recent victory over the Moors, and contributions
are coming in freely from the several departments for
the benefit of the Spanish Army. Every one is look
ing with COZ fdenee for of the cspitulaton of
Tapgier, which event. it is supposed viii end the
The weather in Havana continues cool for the season.
and the city lie foil OF visitors from the North.
SUGAR market duh; No IL at reals aTobsj stock 1855 900
boxes Havana end Matanza Sweets coming In abun-
dainty, but few buyers sppear.
FREiGnTs-vssels been in fair demand without any
particular change in rates.
ExoHANGss-London l3ldH premium; New-York, 2td3
uranium: NeW-()rlcaDs, A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
New-Mexican News.

ST. LOUIS, saturday, march - low
The Railroad bill passed the Senate YESTERDAY:
gentleman from New-Mexic0 reports the Navajo
the whites having stolen nearly all the stock III the
Rio Absjo District. Over 100 900 head Of sheep and
large quantity Of stock have been run Oh dur
ing the Winter.
The entire nation IL combined in the hostile move
ment Col. FauDtleroy was preparing an extensive
expedition against these Indians and expected TO
take the field ia person this month. Gov. Rencher
Il also organizing Volunteer Companies for the protec
ton Of the citizens.
steamer from the Illinois river reports that Moore
warehouse containing IS 900 bushels Of corn and FIVE
other warehouses also full Of corn, at Havana, H.,
were ON fire when she passed that point yesterday
afternoon. No particulars are yet received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
The Charleston Convention,

BALTlMORK, b1Iurday, MaFcn II, IoOU.
A gentleman just from Washington says that the
feeling of the National Democratic Committee strongly
favors having the National Democratic Convention
meet At Baltimore appears TO be imposs BILE for the
large of people likely TO attend TO get accom-
prices. ,
Prominent citizens here offer to furnish the Maryland
Institute and several other large halls for the Commit
tee Rooms legations &c., free OF cost and all the
hotels and eating houses have made pledge to make
no advance in rates. The citizens also, without dis
tnction of party will throw open their doors for the
accommodation of the vast crowd. AS further ln-
ducement the Baltimore and Ohio Road and those
connecting with from the West will reduce the rates
of fare one half.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

STRIKING RAMPAST.-The jourpeymen msll-stock
butchers demand so hundred head for killing and
dressing, instead Of s. their present To ratify
this demand, they are to meet on the 9th inst A
movement is now on foot among the am5SOtypiss and
doguerreOypsts of this city and Brooklyn to secure
fair standard of prices for their pictures Tonight
the paiaters hold meeting at Military FALL
Bowery to take action on the rise Of wages to their
old standard, 81 per day. The cabinet-makerF, on
strike have succeeded in procuring the 10 per cent
demanded in so many cases, that they feel co'haent
that the terms will become universal. The holders
of Jersey City are also on strike. Wherever sne pri
ees have been accorded, the will 20 to work tnis
morning.