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A REBEL spy ARRESTED.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday reports the arrest Of
Christopher pp supposed TO be spy for tho rebel
government. NJ. Hipp formerly n resident Of Gin.
cinnati, ard at time Cashier Of tho rcople's
Bank. Information was received at Washington some
time ago. from letters opened the dead letter Office
that he had agreed 10 visit several of camps Ohio
Kentucky and Missouri, aud report progress to the
Confederate authorizes. immediately receipt Of Mr.
Sewa DIS despatch, Marsh1i Sands III. tral Of
the offender. H. viii in this city day ia charge
OF his escort and will probably leave Tor one o lie forts
haflr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-03

BRooKIYN ACADEMY OF Music" Don Giovanni was
given at this house nigh. audience nearly double
that which attended Its representation Mt the New York
Academy the previous evening Tho performance was,
In consequence improvement the spiritess manner
In which then rendered. all the artists exerting
themselves creditaby and being rewarded with fair
share OF applause Miss Hnkley threw much moro
spri. ooquety into her acting than on the first night
and Mile Elena who is rapidly gaining in favor with the
public sang the ne but ungraefu music ofEvira, with
q correctness that proved her merits as an artist
Madame Cclson not ia good voice as usual which
was TO be accounted for by her having to sing in opera
twice yeserday-at the matnee and in the evening The
male artistsBrgno Ferri and Susin-sang better than
on Friday night when either owing TO the discouragng
effect OF thin house or shortncss Of preparation every
thing seemed to 20 off badly. !.
On Monday "The Masked BALI viii be given at the
New York Academy, and on Tuesday Miss kellogg makes
her first appearance in Brooklyn.
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WILL OF MRS. BLANKMAN.

WILL OF MRS. BLANKMAN.
Edwin Bennett was the fret witness called In ths
Yesterday II will be remembered that he also on
the stand on Friday He testified that he thought no
knew Malard's writing, but was or opinion that the
signature affixed 10 the will not In hs writing lie
never saw Mailard write anything but bis name and
therefore could not give evidence regarding tho words
"Park place and New York. following the signature.
ON the cross examination this witness testified that the
signature with the exception OF tho IN, that he had
not seen him write within two years, and being shown
some Msards signatures, pronounced them not his
In bis opinion.
r. b Brook was the next witness for the con
testesants. He has been engaged In the forwar ling
business for seven years At Coentes slip he vas fam,
with Maards Writing eleven years ago, but II did not
appear 10 him that the signature 10 the VIII offered Tor
probate Is the hand Maiard wrote at that time; his
opinion that the signature was not Maards, the gh
hand changes wonderfully IN eleven years ard II
might be his writing; he could not be certain.
Henry l.. Butler Clerk OF Sing Sing prison, was next
sworn--He testified that he knew Mrs Bankman from
1850 10 1900 that be In the habit OF receiving letters
was in her writing though he had her write
the nsme Of Bankman.
John Milton smith, Secretary Of the Home Insurance
Company testified that he had two receipts add
power of attorney from Augusta Bennett and thought
the signature the will offered for probate was not ia
her writing He had the signature OF Jane
Norman A. Freeman was sworn for the contestants
rest and he testified that he had Malsgd write
three or four years ago and did not think that the a. T.
Mailard in tho will In his writing Mr. Brady Nc
BlsbkmAp counsel desired disposal made OF tue
CUSTODY OF tho WILL from tho fact vat since y mas peen
In the curt the signature of Maitland aud the words
Park place and Broadway had been touched and tsmpred
with until their identity have almost been destroyed,
aud that the alterations have besu made wth blicker
INK than that usei Ia the signatures The Court SAL
that IN future sban the Val uness In preae dce
OF counsel both sides IN the pftsshce q tAs
gate. a ourree TIL Monday,
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Arrivals and Departures,


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City Intelligence.

ESCAPE OF FUGITIVE sLAvE-ExCIrEMENr ON
PIER NO. l3.
Just prev the sailing OF the steamship for ktown
yesterday afternoon, for Virginia. scene which created
quite an excitement occurred at pier No 49, North river
About three O'Clock close carriage, containing two De-
putty United States Mashals and alleged fugitive slave
named John Polhemus, made its appearance on the
wharf The slave said to belong to Mr. Jameson, OF
Lynchburg Virginia. and TO have confessed that fact to
his master who in the city, before the two mar
shals above mentioned. However this may be- when
the officials aighted, Gumbo showed no very strong
inclinations to fellow suit and in fact, resisted
all Invitations TO s.ep cut On terra rma nad ron
negro nom the wagon, and hurredy endeavored to ship
him board the Yorktown But the negro, slave or no
aave chung with submissive grasp 70 tae rails OF the
plank shouted out with an appealing voice, evidently
intended for the pef Responsive TO the cry, the
TO them the slave cried in desperate and piteous tones
9Oh men, me, save me, save me. m not the man,
not the man no. no. 0n save ,ss npIaSs sSa
ip,erfered asking the marshall, 20 . produce
for shipping Off the darkey slave. Not having the
necessary documents Of tie arshas hurried of TO
fortfy himself with the author atve papers, leaving the
But the ocer had time to return tine slave, urged
by the crowd, cut the company Of his keeper and
made tracks for lfe running rapidly towards West street
The Marshal brisky pursued the proved nimbe
of foot aud short time completely out OF sight.
II is said he crossed TO Jersey City whore another war
quite sensation.
FIRE IN PEARL srRM yesterday morning, about eight
O'Clock fire broke out in the brush mandatory OF
William Shields, No. $50 Pearl street, in the basement
II originated, It said, from alcohol lamp used to
heat pitch The entire stock destroyed loss about
$500 insured $500 In the East River Insurance Com
pany. The first floor Is occupied by Leopold Hertz,
agent for the Paragon Soap Works. damage to the stock
about $780, for the Central Park nsurance
Company. The building is owned by G. j. Genet. II IL
damaged about $500. Insured.
FnE IN EAST HousroS SrfxrT-Between seven and eight
O'Clock yesterday morning occurred In eating
saloon at No 434 East Houston street. owned by Charles
Miller II extnguished. Damage trinng.
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THE FIRST DIVISION OF THE NEW YORK MILITIA
TO BE TURNED INTO A SUPPLEMENTAL POLICE
TO THE xproR or HERALD.
subioued you viii find couple OF extracts from your
Washington correspondence, and from bill now before
he Assembly
Before Weed left New York plan was perfected in
which Weed Bieeow formerly Of the Pou) and Noses
l. Grinnei had part as well as the Police Commission,
expenses be paid out OF private subscription these
electives were started of full three, II not four weeks
40 The exact number sent am unable TO state, but
ssourh to watch ct Baltimore and vicinity, all along
Ae road to from the above city In the city
Washington and prominen. points 70 sns s.sse o. tn
surfing facts On the 18Th inst, when the electoral
vdes we're counted this squad of detectives were all IN
Washington
ec.-. There shall be appropriated annually, by the
cercs Of the first division ~ part Of the police
OF city OF New York. sum equal 70 four dollars Tor
ca officer non commissioned oicer musician, am PR.
which sha parade ct the division brigade and inspection
papdes as provided by law The numbers so parading
10 70 certified oath by the aontan or officer perform
ethe duty OF adiutant Of each regiment, and counter
sie,ed by the andant thereof 70 the commandant
Of dc division for the division ami orgade ad
the erage computed from such returns Shall be certned
BY he conmandant Of the division TO the Comptroller Of
the dty OF New York who shall draw his warrant for
said sum and deposit the with the county treasurer
10 NC credit Of the division board oil officers OF sao dvl
sion 10 be applied 20 the military expenses Oh the VSon
as hereinafter provided.
scc - The sum so to be appropriated for the military
expenses OF the First division shall be annually levied
AID part OF the expenses Of the city ana couu
~ " New York for the maintenance Of the police de-
parment Of said city.
What is the meaning Of all this7 Ia Mr. Feuche Ken
ned 10 withdraw all the po,e force, which annually
cost the city such large to guard Georgia muskets
and lod black republican surveillance the people Of
cthg States whie our citizens be Unfortunately
faxd four dollars per head for every member Of the
FRS division as another part of the police expenses o.
the,ity OF New York; VIII the gall ant members Of tho
Frs division submit TO be thus attached 1, the tail Of
Thea wandering policemen For " they receive pay
fher fund must they hot expect TO follow their dctaon
IA ems 10 me the must he sort OF coalition be
tween NJ. fouche Kennedy and the hero OF Princ,
sAIberts reception. vfGILANS,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2, 1861.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State SIS, 80 Reading
Railroad, 22H Morris Canal, So; Long Island Railroad
1Ox; Pennsylvania Railroad, 40x Sight exchange on
New York ITO per cent discount.
PHILADELPHIA March 2, 1851
Flour is dull sales at s. Is IS SO. Wheat steady :
white, 81 40 81 SO; red, 81 rs 81 80. Coffee firm :
Rio ii Lc q l3 lc. Corn dull: yellow, 81 10; Old
do, exc. whskey has advanced 1<c sales at 1870.
q 19c.
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GREAT BARGAINS

JEWELkX.
@ a
Mined ~ ps socr on Ssnd mncs They are
Gold and Gold Plated 5ewery ths sixty dsIS y ..
depend every srels being pressly = rsDfssns1 .
Tire satisYse,ion to liz purchase - '-''' ~"
Mosaic Lava, Coral &C. Earrings and Pins Ga sss ssuaa
Jet Gold stone Garnet and Enamel Earrings and Pins sGs
Turquoise, car6anse Mosaic and Lava Earrings and Pin.
Mosaic L:y. Garnet Ac Earrings and Pima -
Coral Bname,isd Careuncle, Lava, a. Earrings and Pi>a
oval Band srasels.s, each; usual price p
Oval Band Bracelets n each usual price -
Richly Engraved and Chased Flat Band Brscsets - eaSn.
Hnsraved Chased Bracelets q each usuas
Cham RTscss each usual price price
Carbunoe Enamel and Coral sleeve Buttons 81 set usual
Msses Necklaces Corai Garnet &o 81 each; psss
csSsn ks
Ladies' Chaelaine Chains and Pins 81 each usual price O.
s Sss Sss.Sa 3 sf1s 3 , q
geS.en en- Seal s, su each u: .. pr,cs
ladies' Eslrnss . . psIr; a.aN e;os q
oenilsmens Sleeve Buttons 80 cents TO 81 each Prise
Studs rs cents to 81 set usual price 81 70 q
Real Jet Bracelets, % each; usual price -
Scarf Pins 80 cents to q 20 oaoa usual prise g
Ladies' real Jet Pins, u e.ch; usual price s.
sU as f.aI .na sns ,Wss
Buckes, Chain Pins Crosses, Steel Bait Clasps, -
:D ste y Y , Of 70 al parts Of The vs
and 2 III for o. w. a1o: s:.s
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Statess Instead Of this, the Tribune and the
radical republicans are doing all in their
power to make the separation of the cotton
States permanent, and to force the border
slave States to follow their example. The les
son from Hungary therefore applies in special
degree to the doctor of the Tribune. Physician,
heal myself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-03

hrs LOWELL AND PHILLIPS, OCULIsrs AND
~ Aurists No es2 Broadway above Twelfth street
DR. Powell has devoted his attention pec.aly the
and Ear for twenty In this city Practical eap
rence enables him with skill
tons of these delicate orRana
DR. Phillips late has difeese AN
forms In the Crimea and house Weatmnslng
Hospital, London, and attends All medical surgsal
cases.
Invds assured that consultation, they win be
curAbla or otherwise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-03
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,


Assembly.
ALBANY, March g. 1891
Mr.. FISHER reported by bin to repeal the Brooklyn
Third Street Improvement act.
Mr.. RoRnsos reported the Annual Supply BILL and il
was made the special order for Thursday evening.
Mr. FISH gave notice Of bill to provide for the pay
Of interest TO the individual creditors or the state
Mr.. BmpsAI introduced bin, making 1t a misdemean
or to engage In the business Of a mercantile agency
punishable by elk months Imprisonment
Mr. ROBINSON introduced bill In addition to the act
relating to the sale OF the New York and Erie Railroad
which incorporates the trustees the contract for
sale with such persons as they associate with them
The holders Of unsecured and debts entitled 70
preferred stock are TO present their claims before the
tn july preferred stock TO be entitled TO preferred
uvoenos out Oh the earnings Lot exceeding seven per
cent per abuum.
Mr. DrrcHKK introduced bill to make the rate OF
mk regnt on the Harlem road thresquarters Of cent
Mr.. DARCY introduced bill to authorize the construc-
tion OF horse railroads In Kings and Queens counties
Mr.. MooRE brought in bill TO authorize John +. Mills
70 use rail Of conveyance for passengers
city railroad on the Third avenue route to any non
where the omDibuses now rum
over the whole territory Of every city and village.
Mr. R0soN introduced resolution instructing the Com
mee Cities and Villages report without any further
delay for Tie consideration Of the House. the six bills
peang the six several grants Of last year individuals
for the construction Of railroads in New York Hsde
nanded The ayes and NOES which were ordered and the
Mr.. Speaker In1xoHN took the floor. and moved re-
consideration, desiI ing 10 debate the motion.
Mr.. PRzrDRGAr, Chairman OF the Committee on Cities
and villages IN the chair decided that the motion 20 re-
consider, giving rise 70 debate must lie on the table
Mr.. Irnx'oHS expressed the belief that the decision
was correct.
Mr.. Rossos rose to argue against such decision when
Mr. LunxJoH pleaded illness the reason be did not de-
sire to debate the resolution today.
Mr.. ROBINSON that appeal consented that the motion
should lie on the table.
large number Of local bills were moved forward and
the House adjourned till Monday at half past p NJ
The Senate ia not In session.
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Just Received and Now I'm Store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT.
J. FRED Rf HI. s..f y 50 and % Rs.de street.
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The Indian Herb DIR r. Tumblety, M. D.,
from Canada disease and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints illness without receiving any
Information from them. No charge for consultation ad
vice Once No 9ss Broadway, within half minutes walk
Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Bans ~ have no strife
with Nature the Laws OF Life
With blood our hands we never stain,
Nor Poison To ease their Pain.
Our Faiher-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means TO cure all Ills;
The simple Hsrbs, beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve pains complete
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These these shaI speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee.
r. TuMBLETY, n. D.
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FF1IuusroS--DrcE.--M Trinity church, nSooklyn,r Y
Thu sday, February 2S, Mr.. Henry y Fsrfzer S OF
Perry, Ga. 20 Miss SorHiA L. Duck, Of Newarf n j. /,
youngest daughter Of the late james Duck, Is2 H. H.
FDgzh papers OF Plymouth, kxeier and " stol please
COPY.
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smith & Brother, Brewers OF X X X Pale
Ale and 100 Welt Eighteenth street. between Seventh
Eighth
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AyoruyE MARTYR CAuss SECESSION WIN,
M Martin n Columbia, south Ca-oioa, a young man OF
brilliant promise and well known 20 the readers OF the
yarolina rrs as writer OF remarkable ability, died
Colunhi. on vedpesda9 last, Of pneumonia, contracted
ct Morris lsd Charleston harbor during bis stay there
es private h the ranls ~ an artillery company
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UF8W1nE0 OF tho DeI2W&fc St2t0 LOT
ertea-wooD, EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI LOTTERIES.
DErAwARK-ExrRA CLASS i55 March 2 1851.
70, So, 80, H. 10, &c. 49, 81, &c. SO, 73, 80, 8, TO-
DKLAwARE-CLAss log, March2, 1851.
So SO, So At, 28, u, S, Al, AZ, "a, IA, 81, II,
Circulars containing schemes with FUN particulars sent
free of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington, Delaware,
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Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI March 2, 1851.
The liquor establishment Of Hofheimer & Bros, on
Columbia street destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon, with most Of the stock The premises OF L. L.
Howdery, commission merchant, adjoining, damaged
to the amount Of 500 The aggregate loss O00
Insurance to the amount Of the loss is secured
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The steamer Monarch sunk.

/ LOUISVILLE, March 2, 1861.
The steamer Monarch, from Cincinnati to New Orleans
struck rock and sunk this morning at the head Of the
Falls, In shoa water. Her deck freight is uninurcd.
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Almighty Dollar we Pray for Thee,
thee live for thee and take "a Photographs for
thee, at HOLMES Gallery 1916 Broadway,
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AcosrA-on Saturday, March 2, roHy Acosra, AGED
81 yeas.
Tho friends Of the family and Of his son Ia law jane
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DEAFNESS
AT ONCE REMOVED BIZ THE NEW
ETHEREAL EAR INHAL.AToR,
APPROVED or BY
THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AyTa0RITIHs.
INVENTED AND APPLIED BY
DR.. Won MosoHzIsKER, ooUIIsT, AURIsr.
INVENTOR CT THE
EYE AND EAR EvAPORATOR.
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS SIMILAR TO THE
FOLLOWING
Are in the Doctors possession.
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF aOoDHUE ms co., NJ r.
Dr. Won MoscHzIsKER-DEAR SRI a living witness
OF your ski surist. came to you deaf and
hear perfectly. X. BA0a-
DIR. Won MOSCHzISKER oculist and auri6t may 30
quilted on all diseases Of the ear and eye, AZ
NO I07 CLINTON PLACE
Between Fifth and Sixth
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Moidavfa Cream Forces the Hair, Whfs-
kers Moustarhes luxurianty Sold wholesale
and retail by w. A. BACHELOR l6 Bond street.
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storm Introduces Spring Styles.-Gen
msns dress Hats - go surpassingry on Broadway at u
17S Broadway.
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Grizzly Bears, Sea Lion, &C., at Bar
NUNS Museum The drama "woman In White at and II
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HAMILTON, March 2, 1861.
The Great Western Railway traffic of the week, ending
yesterday, amounts to 81, 000-an increase the
corresponding week Of last year Of "a 600.
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promptness with which Americans avail themselves OF every
opening the business has become
proverb AS sample of 1t may mention that the
pretors popular tonic stoachc known Hos
supply OF mat celepraed article although scarcely
fortnight received intelligence of the arrival Of tho
Niagara at yeddo with the returning Embassy We under
stand that Messrs HOSTETTER SMITH have received
letter the Tycoon, TO whom they sent present OF
several Of their bters giving them permission 10
establish an agency In Japan he letter. which
through the hands Of our Consul at Jeddo Of course &C
Of the first articles which will be intro
duced into Japan will be Hostetters Bers
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BntcheIor's Hair Dye-Reliable and I'M
black or brown Factory Barclay street scd
and applied at W A. BATCBEJoRs, l6 Bond street
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Trusses Marsh 81 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey tAstor House, opposite the church
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President Lincoln and White the Halter
the 4h March. Abe at the White House, White at 2ls
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BatcheIor's Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees most perfect limitations Of nature Send for
neasufe card 20 IL Bond street, n. Y.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pfes world wholesale and retail and the Dye
privately applied, at No. 6Astor House.
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Drawings or r.. France & Co.'s Della
ware LotteYics:-
SUSSEX CourrY-CLAss IS, March q 1861.
AZ, 20, 6s, s, Co. 27, %, 81, IS, IL, 3S, IS, TO-
GRAsD CONSOLIDATED LoTTERY-CLAss 10, March 1861.
Is, rs, ~, 81, 8, 45, 8, %, n, 81, IL, Z.
3 FRANCE 4 co,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Brooklyn Autobiography ic.-Willia
SONS Imperial Gray yignee chief Of Photographic beau
ties. Fulton street, opposite Clinton.