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St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12
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-
TT AEfcxtraordinary matnls has seeesat-
ly been made in Engiand between sas.
Duke of Beaufort and The Earl of WEa-
chelsea, the Object Of which IS to test tsae
comparative speed Of the rarc-iorse asd
the greyhound. The match n TO be- r
s., ,00O q side. half forfeit, aud sIke Du3e
lacks fIEe couple of'hpunds sgzinst thrsc
t.afe ID he selected by th1 Earl yIb
ane hundred and ninctceA
+ u q; s. s'i,s race Il TO take iSIac6
Il a iksancc of the Bsacoa
market, which ID fur
- laFIohg and one hundred and
IS kezE thfce yards In length. and Il 10
cohie oif during the Houghtcn Meeting. Il.
The fall Of next gear. Tile lsossnsls are b
run trail on fils opposite side Oft cotsFss
10 ihas on which The horses.ds, flic;r Wofb
ao as. not 10 interfere with aaea other.
Trials of this sort have been made bs.
fore ii England, ard hare neaFly rzlws4s
resuital IN fzror az the hsassssiss !Ss4afe-
lscnee. d his murk on tic Do. 1nentions
an instance IN which tIsere were as many
as sizts horses, conEendinu sker fEEs
above naIned Beaccu rotifse. raiiiss :
PACK If hounds. bnt ssys sI,.t. D0twlak-
their ezarenssss .etzoEss. dog
named Blue esp won ID eSgllk isinufes
md few seconds. sni 0fsiy twelve of
The horses we're mish zi1e do3 II llsss 4 ~.
Szs4s4 - ~ zs.ss g.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12

No 70 remain [&dame Ani9I F Tlief
fAlnk ofloine me favor i,v rccaixiAe s
lnlo then. asniiy But 6i1osah 6f ssis
she sh began . talk 81 he sg0nes 81.
ehilhasa fss.iaa;ne him 81 ll,e 81
|sf ts.'& sesl o'clock, YOU are q 81
9 shnfc oa vii have no sleep MhatexA
er ii the morning. ?
Therese, order the horse TO be put 10
the carriage"
Madame r
DO what bid you; take back al these
presents to the Count de Visnles,, tell him
I am gone 10 che country with an old
friend; with M. Victor Changafiaier ex-
licntenast Of hussars 10 the Gafle hnpe-
ria1e. n
In August 1t i daylight ii foar o'clock
il the morning; the two lovers took their
seats in the carriage, leaving the lady's
father 20 settle the matter with the Count
Ide Vfsmes.
Adiau ~ Jerome You via not be-
tray me. | am sure you viii rot, for ]
am abous 70 marry . hussar OF the 'old
guard. n
i saonth after the Lieutenant Chanear-
incir presented himself before the Connt Dc
Eisnles
.,CouiAt, sid he s.aboot month ago
arrived iii Paris, to see the woman whom
/ loved and Who had returned my love,
You were not favoritc with her. bat you
had her promise: she was to marry sou
the next dar. We hed--not because We
feared you, but because We did not wish to
provoke the prayers and threats Of father
Il Madarne Aniel gave her word 70 Jon, il
was because she thought T. dead You
wers going TO marry her loved hen
not. II was a mar i;l enience
and You loved a58thaA hnf an
not aware what tlle 49,
tached I'd thought d 80. .T.
however, that fhe MAI Ssse
.An;eI il ssnlirely br0hNH .' 2 1Ne
j u not suffer yau Z lAA'
some excellent reason; moreover. Il sou
were to kin me you would never Eaarry
d woman after being her husbands TlisEr-
dercr. MaIane Aniel is now Madame
Victor Cllangarnier. Well, count, after
all this preliminary. I am now ut your SER
vice-to fight, Or TO shake hands. "
The count saw the folly, under the cir
cumsaneas, Of fighting duel, and he
wisely sang truce"
This adventure made no little stir al
court; e was deemed strange enough that
a petty officer, who carried bis luggage "a
the end of stick, should have the pre-
ference over man who was welcomed ss
the Parsgiiois .EGssau r.
Tho Licstehant Victor has, since llis
marriages, been = frequent visitor 1t tie
Count De Viames; he has, however, never.
during the. period that has elapsed,
united tho rel poeSet-handkerchicf at the
end Of his travelling stick!
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12

saAkaEaxxp Rho,s rHs TRxxcH.
khozt sha uiadlc &c the mouth Of n
nns&s 1S1A. aE ouc O'Clock IN tho morning,
nyoune man was wandering through tbs
nne . i Prpxence. evidently "a ssaTeL 81
biisa pakticular kousc. Ho had lust ar
Esd Il Pss:s on foei, 20 Judge Of q sick
IlNsoen sefoss bis shoulder, whereio was
ee .he small parcel indispensable 70 hunl-
~ ifarnllra However. owing to his
N|iIsiagg haIlss. his costume vas neat, and,
2l|1 INlhes tIeg1nt; Tor he had re6tted IN
osno aensufe, a. the gates Of the city, Ike
IA saAaiefs about 20 garrison IN "a grande
e<. II we add thai this young person
kad ii axcolIenf figure, and wore on his
heNnt The ss=< Of the legion OF honor
sken nsore rare thar now-a-days--it win
- e INT that even It that late hour be
6Ik pFeaenk himself almost anywhere
wtINoal xeiting liasrlist Or fear. He soon
sbasa z.s hhaass be eas looking for. and
snlAaEAad With obvious anxiety that the
entia4 sWay bore traces 81 nseiiy wheels.
Isl eked i the plSsse coekere without
lie porter vas still up. Cur
s Rikea4aa.l % lbs lode and asked
n
mistress zslsed 4 pretty cham
kEe. s.A1 Va chatting Wilh The por-
1'|zE 9R e an .oiiieck killed on the
4. Ill replied the chambersnaid,
IS dine MaSasne Anicl win NOT re-
N'ka 86NE
u sdIa yOa that, petty" rsjOined
n cxts saing BIS band toWasds the
#I.liA#s 81 ehe first story, remarkable for
the hsi&k kfness of the LIGHT wilhin, be adj
led SIS not ehat che apartment Of Louixa
-of Madame Aniel, nean e Is she gone
10 bed Go. and announce the Lieutenant
Ehangarnier.
The chamberrnaid hesitated but the
e6elsr. an old soldier. who passed foS .
8bnnpartikk in the neighborhood, adyanc-
a pas ruptide at the aspect OF Che cross
which shonc upon the lieutenant's bresst,
made salute military. and said, with the
pecnliaf half-snliie Of veteran
Quito sulke;snts captain. Therese, go
md tell your mistress Of the gentleman s
hzzisal. What are yoa afraid that be
VIII eat her up =
Iharese obeyed /; the lieutenant follow
I'd tie chAnhsrnsahI. WIS announced, and
IN : iew moments Nss in Louisa's arms.
Victor! Victor = exclaimed the Young
and beautiful widow. IS the lieutenant
pressed her % bis hearth lis it, i il, your
Oh how sweet was the sound Of that
voice ] he aspect how lovely The lieu
tenant srdently saluted her, exclaiming-
"TeE years ago thou wouldst have sa-
luted me, dearest Ten years ago thou
calleet me f,s.
..Alas! we were children then" said
Louisa, placing her armA .pslnd VictOr'l
neck.
And happy childsen, too.R replied the
lieutenant. Thy father, It Is true, oblig-
ed thse to marry . man less beloved than
wassI. But Anisl was capital fellOw--a
brave oiicef. Thou hast seen but little Of
: him. s0f since his marriage We have been
brothers IN arms, Of the same rseiment.--
Oh ore thee T adore thee but /
would llsse aiven away all my chances OF
future Happiness to reaeeni lis LIE had It
hes6 a my power. s Ads Is lsIl close
a. d. lint lai1l isla But lei III speak
&c more ~ that. Why talk Of nnhappi-
r IT'S enonn 70 know it. =
|.s IieasenanE j pfoleslati0ns sro here
ed Bot al at once he n,se, and
l1ies6xnd that ! Wlkhess M.ls pssienl. =.
M s|Az IllEFe; Is pruaishly stiff as ;
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12

- toss 1A Ssa'saa
IhA mls0wing extract is taken from O.
long stateinent II fhe -. y. Hsrald, giv-
ing an account of the present state Of
tiis negro sstslaments IN Canada, their.
history. &C.. ..a.....ss.aaass
AT the southwest painz S.
OF 9apada is s
ss''wn helsRcen
TlTefy l1a5@ '|a'r Ia3
I1F ec Hk t's s4..z '
81 z;<
E1e plosiled' 81 4 .
tAst Tic negroes Nh0 <ks
S.ates insinly esnst
z4sss3 o. the ritter
i95lt, u the Wesbsfn tsrillfEI1s 81 FElIt
Western Railway, and Is IN TIC I8Nnshfp
of Sandwich, in Essex county. On the
south and southwest of Sandwich, along
the Detroit river and Lake Erie, are the
townships Of Anderdon, Maiden, Colches-
ter. Gosfeld. Mersea and Romn4y. sa
I'm the three drst-named townships, the
negroes arc found in large NUMBERS, and
ts,baccc-growing Is now carried on there
20 considerable extent. The conspara-
tire mildness Of the climate, and the black
alluvial soil appear to favor the growth Of
the pant, while the negro is conversarlt
with its culture In Gosfela township
there arc some blacks, but comparatively
few, as the white residents have done their
best to exclude them. In Mersea and
Romney the people viii not suffer q ne
gro 10 remain wIthiH. the borders of the
townships over hight. These places are
settled principally by Hessians and other
soldiers Of the war Of 1872, The govern
meHt having male giants Of land to them
there.
The towns ef Amherstburg, about
eighteen miles below Windsor, on the
Detroit river, is iii the township. Of NAL
den. and i one Of Che Oldest settlements in
that part 0f Canaaa. Il was laid out as
a town in 1877 and was settled by fami-
lies who. at the eSssion Of Detroit. chose
to 60 over to the Canadian side ofthe river.
Some years ago tract Of land, about
twelve nliles from AmhcrstbuTg, was
purchased by some benevolent Quakers
for the purpose Of supporting fugitive
slaves upon it. II IS known as the Col
chester settlement. The object was 70 raise
<<pt1ibations 70 build school. aud to sap
port the negroes. partly By their own Ia
Dor and partly ~ charity, But i was
soon found that the blacks preferred the
charity to the labor, and they sank into a
colony Of lazy, worthless shieyas. The
settlement has rEsW gone 10 pieces.
North OF Ssiswich ere the townships Of
Maidstone, Rochester and West IilEary.
IN Essex county. running along Lake 81.
Giair' Along ii.e river and on the bor-
ders cf the lakelsfsle land is settled by
French, and along the main road running
through the eeatse Of the townships the
residelss are NANNY neotch ana Engiiki
asu'
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12

Car1nRE AND TwIsr OF Rsrfzs III is II
familiar fact. that rilles of ll;ffereut cal;brs
perform cutie xar;o,.sly as lan,s ranS,ea =.
Not only shogld sEhe bore of !. rifle s.
adapted to the distance Il which Il e .:l.ices
" intended to lie userl. but the fwist s6eul5
always be attended ID With thai view
For Slssst RANGES be- e; Il preTeral, D.
20 short twiss. thouIh that IS essential
for n heavy bullet at 4 long rance. ID, lor-
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12
: answered Thersss. III S sha.

''s = :s'si''s' aa'sssersa neFsse' = tnaf
- r
~ nse' Anerese.
ne cnampeEmala nNayea,
:. ana tiie wiaoa iopnq AesS'
lieutenant 1se .1.sa
JUST experience a'sH
sne cropped Anse aR
pFolusion @
ner ana 'ooE
Inc lensel'
one 8 ss's
ssofsL eAEs -
Ainilhana, neN M Af'-
iel, and lQyesl nf ~
wards. -Four yeais NeIs'
her IN marriage but &C iA
had refused his consent. aud bbd married
her 10 the Capltaine An;el, who vas very
rich. .Victor shortly after entered Q cav
airy regiment, and his bravery and good
behavior procured him speedy advance
ment. Being IN the same regiment, AM
iel and be had few secrets hidden from
each other.
II die happy r. exclaimed the captain,
- ne feIl, "for thou Lowest Louisa. Thou
wilt marry hes---it i nv last hope. =
Victor had been taken prisoner, but
released after the return Of the Bour-
bons he came back on foot BE came
tosI,onisa's door full Of hope, and It was
very clear and that hope had become
GeTtitude. Bat when be saw the tears
of the sweet girl, and, taking hold fof
her hand, found it trenlbIo, variety Of
doubts agitaicd him. She might have
forgotten him she loved, perhaps, an
other. He was without fortune his
rank in the army was his sole possess
sion. He cared little for serving the new
government, and the Bonrbons felt lit
tie disposed TO encourage the officers Of
the empire y
On the other hand, Madame Anicl
was rich. This idea struck him pain
fully as he bchcld himself in msgnif-.
cent mansion, with no other property
than his stick and his knapsack. or ratll-
er. nsonchoir Now. in those times. po-.
litical opinions we're almost religion, and
i vas possible that the widow Of the em-
pire had changed hers she might have
abandoned the tFi-eolog for the lily. arid
IN that case the reception given hia vas
as only the remembrance OF tbs past
hoihing more In che inieat Of ktlaese
thoughts he dropped his bands, and walk
d rapidly % and fro across the apart
mcnt. Up 70 that moment he had seen
only Isonisa; but noW he cast bis eyes
around, and, appyUsehing large table.
placed ms hanu on rich cashmere be-
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-12


ABEaUr1EUL SArrnASI I.Aws---No Arong-
cr prpofcfp fprovidept legislation and bsnGro-
lent design. IL 81 arrangement Of II u laws
OF nasure. can Be sncd. says the f3oston
Transcript thru sfIordcd By shc nsalhod
h5 nhica - II formed. by d law f he
HzI llRfrerse water condenses and
and as il becomes 4hiIed
IS "a: the bottnsh slnl5Tf IN
Remover the lei i,uss
degrees. thak .toI1cst
bestna paEs 4 rez-
sssss
{his cnnilpnsason. BIT
3 .ssI nlat M Ii Is 1dkin
a4 would bae d the bottom of
p'I.1 ststams and lakes In this akss
E1t ssinmsr's heat would not do away yith
the effects Of the winter air, and In pr5s1ss
of time every northern river would becAAass
CONCEALED and useless for navigation, tsse
polar watrrs would become solid fields sc
ice, and the temperature Of the werll su !.
fer disastrous change.
But. a. il to remedy this evil, and maks
the skill cf infinite beneyolence more e..
quisits, and suggest to as palpably tt
Creators wisdom, this law i modified.
We find that when water reachcs few d.
grees of tlle freezing point, instead of con-
tinuing 60 cDndense IL the cold increase,
itsdddenl5 expands. even sbeyend lie ten
perate density. The heavy cold strsts
which had sunk 70 tho bottom rise agans
TO the surface and expand stiIl further.
when they frecze, so that ice IS lightcs
than its element and mast always foak-a.l
In this wAy. though all the beneficial re-
suits sofeonfraction are preserved, every bad
effect is obviated. Thus By the studded
reversal Of law. at certain point, Ia faG
vor Of the interests and comfort of mans
kind. dangers that might prove q final
barrier against commerce arc ayerted, aud
the temperature Of the globe i distributed
in Its present moderate Alterations and
.heaAhful variety.
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JoSn-MEIu.-On thursday, Nay 81, by the Rev
Thomas c. sropg, Joax J. JOINS, 70 Mas susAs w.,
daughter Of B hslick, Eq, ali Of this city
nAIzlxa-hAnH On Thursday, Nay 81, by the Rsv.
Chas. Norton, Captain HENRI + sxTxIxR, Of the
6s-snty 6rst regiment, 70 AIRA NAnsR daughter u
Solomon n. MASH, Esq, Of Railway, n j.
Railway papers please copy.
YorIN-PKI--Att the residence Of The brides father,
Stephen Pei, ESQ Jsrsey City, on Tuesday, Nay 70,
BY the Rev Psrmly, Dr. J. J. YouuH 70 kns kARY n.
PuI, Ill Of the above place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

BUFFALO, June 2, 1890.
vote Of thAnks pAsssd lAst sight 70 Mr.. Sworn
sted book agent Cncnnsu for his i<hfoi ssrvioss
drecr bh salary b Continued uns Ne eloss Of
the asca year vss resolved tbaa NJ annual CONFER
escss, except California oresca, - required hsrs
amer 70 bear TIE ex2susss u thsr rsspecve dsssaAss
10 Vie General Conference Tbs bs Of REPRESENTATIVES, In
The NEXT General ccafersucs nxcd the RISES q
desssss TO thirty usmsss Of the annssi caafsrsocss
ne scsai exv<ss a The Cssrsses we're reported 70
be SO ss2 rsos'ps froa annual oosssrssoss, $685.
having a dsaef Of sssi7 tor watch AMOUNT dram on
the Bcok Conorvn vss Authorised.
The oomntiss CosresposAsaos reported MAT thsy
bcd.:-ro ths Wesleyan nssbodss Cosforescs Of Grea,
Britain the Irish wesicyan Cosfsvenos, 70 ths AnnuA
Conf, pastors Of TIE Aethodss Church Of
cse cs.ss % Inc ssOrs q. sssos Epscocs
church The United states No cepusntion seut N
tss Conference q Wesleyan ns<hodsn q Greet Bsssn
DIS n Bangs, =. O. Hibssrd and T. Hodgsoa were
pelo~sed depuAssos toe wesieyan Ncshoas C,afs
renee Of osuass. Bhhop Smpeon gave Wy interest,"
ing scocvps Of be enbsssy 70 Earcps, showing the posi-
cs be- before the Ritsh Conferences the subject
rssosut,cu wss sdspssx unanimously heartily spprsv-
ING ths ccurse Of Bshcp ampsc. and pr Mcchssock -
second week January next advised 70 b. obssrvsd
- world
The II sBk Of the General Conferences we're pasd to
-Gbs Secretary, Y. L Harris, snd hh sssccisAss
ohsch vas s6opsed.
Afvss q ,hssn was passed TO the citizens Of Buffalo
~ 0e city psDers, and the oonfevcnoe adjourned un
~ eclrch Ncpesy norpirG 20 fnssh no ltsie bur
remsinms 70 BE- dcse. Bsfcre the adjourn msut, Dr.
p. "a b.t.f Of ths oorfcrence, prc.spted 70 Dv. W.
|& nUt, secretary, spd Ds Grfn, Asssxrt Secretary
beautiful leo service, "a aggregation Of ocicisi
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The Forrest Divorce Case.
surBRioR COUNT SPECIAL TxRM.
Befovs Hon. Judee noncrief.

JcSE 2 -CaiAsviWe ~ Pbvrea o. EdscsW ybvvoS. Mr.
ocopor sppled The part Of plaintiff TOR npsi decree
70 compel Nr. Forrest provide such suitable allowance
The plaintiff fs her support NE Court shal deem
uss having regard 70 the circumstances Of tbs parties
respectively The Court ordered that the report Of the
be confirmed and that the defendant pay he
United States Trust Company Of New York the
the plaintiff, the sum Of as ko9-beine the amount I'd
Judged By the Court 70 be Cue The report Of e resree
and the further sum 6 ee66 % for ooess dsburssmepis
interest ia all the Of go $50 %,
for which sum nra udemsnt was hs day entered In The
Clerks ofnce.
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I'm Nsv HwHAsD RscuDr (5svsnty ninth Rssi-
msns)--rhh volunteer Military oreaaisaAoa, com-
possd principally Of Scotch adopted csstzsns win be
rsviswsd BY The 0ovsSDes Mosgsn and ssAn on
Tuesday evening. In fross q ths Metro ,oniaa Hcss
Tho regsnsntsl line win b formed b wsshing-
Ton square, = eigst O'Clock, p ~ ne scops
M, o. sss oos'a.sss ssss the ss'ass fsIl drss
slSAr 10 shsi vcsn By sss ssvssiy aissh Rsstmsns
In The British axny Rosernon's full hand vi pArsos
ne seventy .sisih Vim also make the ssseursssos
street parade the 1lth rs and VIII Be Escorted
that occasion BY the Eleventh Rseimens, Oh Bossv,ck
and Ne Tnsy -nfsh Regiment, COL Il Gal.
Anuu 70 ssoor A. 0vnon--Apous nine O'Clock last
evening disturbance took place In chaoa street,
Grsenwfch, between t~o frishmsn, when oosr Lyoos,
Of NE Eighth yard, osms up and esdeavored TO put
Mop 70 ne dspuAs. One Of The party, named rhomsa
M into his seuss and ssissd musket pointing ~ TIE
ofcer est Of the window He snapped u tvics 81 him;
fortunately dh pos 20 or and Hsipes, win bm musket
upos sxsminins he maskss, wss found 70 Be heavily
loaded, md would doubt have done bad work had II
soss Oh. Haises was locked 40 70 answer
Auurr 70 KnL-rAa evening . row took place q
No. 10 Dominiek street, anosg party Of men and wo.
ner, when Hugh Boyiand and hh wife Bridget each
sszed IN are and dealt several heavy blows On the head
several wounds. They were both ARRESTED BY oficsrs
Msr and Baldwin, AZ The Eighth ward md tho wounded
nan iaksa 70 The hospital.
Suicide or A GERMAN Coroner Jsckman held On In
quest yesterday Afternoon the BODY Of German,
named Francis Luu, aged forty years, who ccmnssef
suicide the day previous, s Nsrmcpss saloon, No fss
Canal street, BY swso~ns large dee Of sssy ohsine
tutor ne eecesseo having BEN unsb,e W oss.n any eu
poy ustt ceLt Tor bp ofctbt nsintenxnoe Tue jury
rendered verdict IN scccrcaace with The above sc's
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Inorswi.as Of France, Uroadssnts & Co...
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senssaon Ne Flora a. WHITES, the Halter. sls Broad
| saS:rfSs Dress shrrss % Orasr-uanu-
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ss~. sinps BssA1h 81 LooKlTr. SON co . 2sf fulton
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broadway, roon - upstais
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CrNssss. -Dr. MaEsh Continues - Apply
1rusess euppctarp ehoal1R BseeaA onspenna Daodaga
an slssas eenhna !ss be'hns frussa and ~ surSia
rs~. se. vesev = As0 Hoosa opvoss - P~prs ebuysh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04


The rrkd States steamship cahawba, J. ". Smith,
commander, from New Orleans, 81 eisut A. on the
27th u, arrived as Havana Of two r., 90 shs sosh,
arriving here last evening" four Gays snd four hours,
from Havana The Canasba has had aelsnsful weather
the entire passage. me city and haroor o. Ha
vAra continue perfectly healthy. Toe two hospitals
Of the bay, which are usually devoted 70
sailors, have come to an understanding with
each osher By which the contract system 10 to
DO given up, runners 10 be dispensed with, and no
charges made for bura save the actual expenses OF
church fees ground ren so where they placed in
the cemeteries Of Havana Resla-bosh hospitals 70
have administration.
The Havana Price Current Of the 2oth states that the
sugar market q the past week bad been quite active In
shipments Of previous purchasers Buyers sere coming
forward freely. No AZ quoted ~ 81 10 81 reah
Socx on hand h Havana and hafanxas xp6 0o0 boxes,
sbich makes about 81 900 css Than ast pear u same
date.
Tre,shis have been moro active, without attaining the
high rates previously gwen.
txchanges-Iordon, sixty days sight, l2k 70 - pre-
MUM; New York, SIXTY days sight, y 70 DO; New
YORK. three Gays sieht az " do New ORLEANS, dxty
days sight, % 90; New Orleans three 10 eight dsys
The cshswbs has On freight s2aSOco in xsxisaa silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

frs~est Il . General War h Ewspe-TAs
Dskinsre cs'svsstlsa-sevard and L.
ssln-Ths Pubic store Contract
Cassdsan ReelprssEy Treaty-vsmeh u
War fsr ne Turkkh GeyernDenf-
MeNsas rfeasy-Tas ferritsries,
TO-, kc., &e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

he Contemplated Battle Between Sesn
Weeds ard George khg-hnvasisa ~ tsss
Island By Rssshs-The Attack u To lrs-
Bee General Stanpeae- Largo Nunscrs
Dratally Beaten-Arrcst Of tho rrinslpah
and osAers-Their Hearing Il llsshsg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04
Supreme Ce~rs-speeiaI Terra.

JrxI a-ns Cafavsd Cly Bank 70 CAas II kdnksu--
An order may be entered that the Inquest taken IN the
action Be set ssds Ne pIace1 Ne 9pscAl
IN The cause, and 70 abids the event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

tn oss who Can Appreciate Good Fitting
Paa'oous invited 70 call on JOHN HARRADAY s39
Broadway, room ID upstairs