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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
DEATH OF Tue SURGEON OF THE THIRTY
EIGHTH REGIMENf

We have 10 the death OF Dr. Michel Eyre Foy
surgeon of the Thirty eighth regiment New York voun
teers, Colonel Ward less only the service but one
which will be deeply felt by large number Of our citizens
to whom he has endeared himself universally not only
by his skill as professional but by his many social
and genial qualities The deceased was OF great
experience, having practced in oil parts OF the world
Bis companions Of the Crimean war and his associates
while in the English navy, will learn with deep sorrow
that he has at last fallen before tee stern destroyer
His funeral will take place at East New York. on Tuesday
June IL. AZ two P. d. AL professional gentlemen and
friends Of the regiment are invited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

The Great Curative Ia
BgAEDRETH's Vegetable Universal Pills If sick obtain
ITEM and they will cure quickly In colds and all de.
rarEeme ns OF the owes whether tarrh9a dysenery
cosveness they equally beneficial dose often curing
See Forty Years. Experience on eighth page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
The Great Curative Ia

Prizes Cashed in all Leg allied LOtteries-
BY JOSEPH BATES, Broker No 9 Wall street. p stall
new York, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
THE SEvENTY-N REGIMENT.

Members Of this regiment now in the city DESTROYS Of
joining it at the seat of requested to repart
themselves to Assistant Quartermaser Elliott at room
No Clinton Hall, Eighth street. Persons in possession
OF uniforms belonging TO the regiment also requested
TO leave them at the above mentioned place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

CRoCERIEs AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION.
" Cheapest store in the world. Goods delivered frea
. THOH. r. A0NEW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZoUAyEs.

Company X, Of this regiment has opened recruiting
Office at their headquarters, Centre Market in the drill
room OF the Seventy first regiment An election OF off,
Greenwich street. - = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

EUE CO.'S AMERICAN AGENCY AND READING
" Rooms American papers kept fle every tnformA.
ton interesting to Americans Registers kept Of Americans
visiting London, ut No. 10 Strand London, England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
NAVY AND ARMY Ne WIS.

No. orethird Of the naval and military olceB IRON
scedug States have resigned their commission. fery
e1 Georgars comparatively, have gone out Gentle
men or squadrcns rerpoy cd from tie immediate scene
Of the national cisis do not appear to be much affected
10y The designations of their fellows. One epanleted
cfrcial, visiting from the Pacific says: We have
country men ing in tie armies Of France and Italy
with whose people they have few feelings III common
Suppose the United States il foreign power, have we
not right to earn honest money from it, not TO speak
Of the men ores that urge 10 do So"
The general order Of the War Department relative to
certain Of Gers on leave joining their regiments has been
unduly mnguiied into Importance. II will not take
feet on a score OF gentlemen in the entire service
1t Is sad here that orders have gone to the African
squadron detaclng for immediate home duty the steam
gunborts Mexican, Sumter, and Mystic, and their
oaCers ard crews
The rapid equipment Of several light draft vessels Of
the navy carried on in order that useful coast guard
may be 1T band in case of necessity. The steamer
Water Witch, already under orders TO be fiued out at
once in Philadelphia; the steam gunbost Pauwee, at
tie same place; tie brig Perry now being prepared
speedily q, Brooklyn; tie Dolphin and cambridge, ap
Irotchng readiness ut Norfolk and Boston; and the
steam Punboa,s Crusader, Wyandorte, aud Mohawk,
could al be concepned at given point in al few days
Larger vessels at present under Instructions to re-
main within hailiDg distance" Of two telegraPhic
sGtions.
The Pony Express brings no Intelligence Of the Lee
want If the report in the Trenton papcrbe not cor
rect rEe ID loot.
The troops eco in NUMBER that LEFT fere for Old
Point on Thursday only to be located there tempo
rally.
TIE army officer who was found dead at the Della
WIRE House yesterday il First Lieut.. Benjamin ID.
Forsyth ID Infantry. He entered the seryice III July,
1913 and Wis deemed an efficient officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
CITY I7EMg.

Mr. RAREr's FAREwEIL.--This afternoon at two
o'clock Mr. Rarey will say farewell to his New-York
friends HE Las, lecture will probably DO the most
brilliant and successful that he has yet given in this
country The parquet, balcony and boxes in all some
LEGO seats weIo reserved for sale at dollar EACH
aud these up TO lst evening all or very nearly
all sold. Beside these large number of the simple
admission tickets at fifty cents were secured by those
who preferred to assume for themselves in advance the
right of entry TO the upper tiers rather than risk the
crushing and squeezing for tcS at the time OF OPEN
ing the doors. Mr.. Rarey presents fine bill OF attrac
tons for the occasion. Beside Mr. Stewards Arabians
themselves the finest Of tue royal race ever imported
into this country, and therefore great card OF attrac
tor lie hes Mossrs G W. Bathgae * Co.'S beautiful
stallion New-Jeney by George NJ Patchen out Of
Patsy Anthonyl the brave old Peacock Mambrino
of hole blood and Of the most remarkable horses
in the country; brother Of Peacocks and some other
horses. Peacock made at Nibo's, when Mr.. Rarey
fret banded him. show Of spirit endurance and
couage than any horse b. has subdGed IN public in this
countIy but although be has not been touched or
by Mr. Ra1ey since we shall be much mistaken if he
shows AZ long or as desperate fight on that occa
sicr Let those W 10 90 TO the lecture to-day
that Mr. Rarey positively denies the possibility Of tam
inc and educating confirmed bitter aud kicker Ike
Peacock in ore Lesson. Ii they DO they will not be
surprised TO zee the trave old horse make one more
struggle for Bis liberty, which may Or may not be a.
great no the one lie made at his frat interview with the
gieat LoIse-t4mer. Those who see the Seward AIab-
ans 10 DAY will be able to judge to some extent OF the
reasonabeness CT Mr. RaIey theory that the horses OF
the desert are ut least two centuries behind the best
modern Epglsb thoroughbred in size, endurance and
constitution Cruiser the last Of the Venazons, may be
taken I'D the type of the one; Maanake, Hedrog, and
lany GidIan Sons Of the Winds, the best posi-
bic representatives OF the other Face Let tho people
decide betwe& them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

SAFETY OF TIE LRvAsT.-THe Trenton M ~
Gazette publsbes the annexed extract from lette
just received by Mrr Hunt wife of Capt. Hunt 90 q.
nander Of the Leyant from friend in Wsshingt IN
City:
Lieut.. A. w. johnson has lust brought Mrs. TIE :
nation, Which she teslres me 10 send YOU. The l.,
want has been spoken by whaler from the Sand WI n
I,lands. Capt. Hunt desired him to report that hs
compelled TO ysii sore # the other islands in th
Pacific; consequently, be would not be at Panam ,
for two months from the time he was expece cd. Tn
doctor of the 81. Mays Travelled from Panama with
the captain OF the said wbaler and ca ne on to Wash
ingon 10 give the information TO the family Of Purser
stson."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

TEACr MErTSG ~ HARTFORD AND SEw.UAyES,
Ccm-FoT tL!ry yeais the friends Of the American
Tract Society in the.e cities have been accustomed to
ual. their collections for l. in he month Of January.
Tie public meeting, wer. held and well attended this
sea- ar usual md much iu:eres mnnft sted in the
So,,tys steady prosecution Of is benevolent and use
fu work on lis original basiS in all parts Of tic land
Tie collections Id subscriptions lar az reported
are, frcn Hartford, 1875; from New. Haven, ,9G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

withdrew an announced piece The night Of its in
ended fsi representation ind when his audience were
.gseubled. Az had 10 earlier opportunity OF giving
in ro'ice Of NY intention TO uphold tne gnts 0, au
have reeIect, With great rlactanoe, and should be
exceedingly sorry 10 do the ike 10 any other case per
LsEs you will find space for this letter. ,,,c,,,,,
Faithfully your, ChAhLhS pi'NN-''
" GdG'shW Jan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

ACADEMY OF NUsIC.-DEDUr OF MADAME ELENA.
In Lvcye.ia Borgia we have heard here Mesdames
Girl, scn,ag, SteffanonI, and otLon of world re-
nown and my claimant for honors in thai charac
ter must not fail make the " points which are fresh
il the memories Of the auditors. In these we do not
find Madame Elera up to the mark. She has pleas
ing exterior with stsei.ess OF bearing, but does
not exhibit the quates Of trageCian IN acting Her
voice il mezzO-oprano Of fair quality, aud she has
some facliybut che cannot give tie music with ef-
feet The trio and duet-which generally eiectrify the
houscfell dead. Altogether we have nothing to say
decidedly in favor of the performance except thst OF
Miss Adelaide Phillips, who was excellent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

HoEEIBLE BRUTALIIY.-About o'clock yesterdly
morning three ckidf.n the odes, only nnc Of aE and
I'll conn .ly al, came the SecOud Pociui station House
81 stated ne, hr r.hrr had armed them ga Of the house
nd b.aipg their mOttsf They to names 80 Joh
Mar, ana Eeu officer sent 10 the rrsidenc' Of
h,f Isi,uti John street nearly quarter OF MI. ol"s
le,. found their ia.hor Jobu Fay, 10 the act OF ofnt
bs hi wife ho "a Is IN pro-irsts the hoor The OH
c,r tooE lin INTO lie only besn out Of prison
ain liar ck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

PoIIcE CORRESPONDENT the meeting of this
Board yesterday the following appointments aud
assignments were made: VIM. II. Mershon, Sixth
Ward, Brooklyn ,doormanD; John $. Gay First Ward
New-York; Thomas Quincy, First Christopher Mel
son, First; Vim. Rgnes, First; John scaulon, Frsl;
Hsrm1pn H. Freeze First; Henry Potter Third; Robert
s. Cypbers, First. Sergeant Johns was transferred
from the Flint TO the Fifth Ward Thomas p. Wright
b. L. Carroll and Chss- l.. Woodward were promoted
to The rank of sergeant Tie resignation OF Dr. John
4. Brady Of Brooklyn was received and accepted.
Frarcis p. Iarimee aud Lewis Lewis Of Brooklyn
were dismLaed from the force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

RIPrBLIcAS You've MEMS GEsERAL c. IMrTTRE.
The third meeting of this body was held on Thurs.
day night, for tue purpose Of eiIecting an Or
ganzation. Ninety-oLe delegates were present. The
election Of President then resumed and upon the
seventh ballot Stewart l.. Woodord was elected. The
contest for the Craftsmanship was very warm and ex-
cited. j. /. Walker and f. G.. Strong were elected
Vice Presidents; j. Soils Ritterband, Treasurer Allen
Rutherford and j. NJ. Patrick, Secretaries aad John
Brady SergesDt-st-Arms. Mr.. WoOdford upon taking
The chair referred feelingy to he great question that
now agitates the country and repudiaed all compco-
mife regarding Secession treason and compromise Us
means whereby TO increase tie evil
Tho Committee then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
TRY CouRrs-Tle iuryt ials for the January Term

TnE CouRTs--Tle jury iaIs Tor me Janulry Term
rolelroed in the CITY Court Yesterday ras req.asg
Tenn al he c6IDuSLeed hopday next bat he CaenaAs
vii rot b. taken up ihe Monday following Notes OF Issue
nj .; be Gled sith The CleTb before The b in.
lie Cout se-ios for criminal lAs VIII be opensd on
Juday neat Itch olcssion Is ectee that judge OG
don In d.ve charge the Grand Jury, Ia wheh ~ VIII
On n hi, views in I-ssrd the enioremsat Ct the luoc
su Nv th. toire aud dseuIoa under these laws
&C The Tern CscLdaI IL very hcsVy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

CIHllsa Al CESIRAL PARH.-This old-fSshioncd,
olGcoun,ry sterling Amusement h4s many devotees at
the Central Park the present season. Tue lower pond
which winds about the foot Of the rocks al the entrance
Of the Park near Sixth avenue has been SGT aside for
the use Of tie lovers Of this game and scarce day
passes when the ice really good, that some club or
other il not al play. This exercise lie admirably cacu-
lated 10 expand \ majority Of tnVoO
gagged in it IRE sturdy Soo,ehmen, who, with their
broons their oftepeatod time-honored game phrases
md their characteristics Yornacular, almost make one
believe that he il in tie suburbs Of Scottish town.
Tie curriers' 20 ont in the zcrning q! o'clock, and
continue the work throughout the day. Abystsnder
having no immediate Interest will soon complain Of cold
toes The contestants think Of ths but it is be.
leyed ome friendly travelling companions sre occa.
sionally circulated
TN Thursday the Thistle Club played a match
among themselves designated In the technically Of the
game Or local" one, for the possession Of beauti-
full silver medal which was sent here for competition
by the Royal Caledenian Club Of Edinburgh. single
knk WA formed aud four members chosen side.
At the close Of the day George Cemenson he'd by the
tally, shop; Jas Thompson, 8; Joseph Faust, u
ard Others had lese number ClemenSon was de-
ea,d the winner Of the medal On tie face Of was
q representation Of a rink and curler surmounted by
crown on the Other side the words Royal Cal
edOnian Medal, 1861" and other words signfyng tho
nature or the present
Yesterday the Caledonian and Hudson Clubs played
agsLs each ether the occasion being the annual game
Of the former. The contest continued for nearly
six hours, when the Caedonians stood Go, and the
HudsoDs Is. The IIudsons arc o young Club, but
pronGo to do well
To-day the Thistle, Caledonian, 81. Andrews, and
Hudson Clubs VIII play match, weather permitting,
for pair Of elubstonss ornamented and having rich
silver handles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

THE BooSE COUNTY BANK Communicates
tive McCord on Thursday night rearrested Joseph
Sweet on the charge If being engaged in the Boone
County Bank counterfeit. Sweet WAS appIehended
some months ago, but was discharged on wri. Of ha
beas corpus. Since then he has been indicted BY tho
Grand Jury Of Boone County, and the Governor OF
Indiana has made requiStion ior the accused upon
the Governor Of this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

DESIAL.-Michael Dalton. Of Clinton Hose No.
IL, denies that bis company was engaged in fgh.
with Engine Company No. IS, In Broadway % Taa
day night, % reported BY the NhssOih Wasd PpllsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

Roprxp IN A CAn.-Mr. Edgar Griffin, wrcckiDg
commissioner of Quoss, drew "a check yesterday for
SOL, from tho Marine Insurance Company Of Eew-York
sx As purpose Vf psyins sas lss0das ns0 q sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

CEsrRAL PARk.-Ths popular resort wa yesterday
crowded and the ladies were skating az over the gen
tlement pond. Capt. Renwick returns the Iamber Of
pedestrians as OOO equestrans, 70; wheeled vehi-
ses 80; tleigts, i5 Day before yesterday the at
tendance was stil Larger the pedestrians alone num-
bering over 6O,0o0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

The New AsusgsEsT.-The sheep-dreseng, I"
erroneouAy announced to take place last night, viii
come off next "Wednesday evening, at Harry JenDingss
No. % White street. The Board Of Aldermen do not
hole regular meeting on that evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

Fmr.-Y.sterdsy afternoon about o'clock, there
Va. ,a ru 0; ire IN 5Ith District caused BY tine Ignition
Of .oue s which escsped While woikmen were engaged IN 70
psips IN the bsutnt OF house IN hJr, avenue
"a. Iuou street srp.sIs OF the smoking
tie time The tsins- suppressed before mHch
A. Md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

Brr6IAKY.-Tte residence Of Mr.. T.. r. F.eeman,
No 2s Aaath street entered BY Of false Keys o.
nj utsdsy ut.t robbed properly valued a. st
a.. Hs,Ie@ AAcI god Watches bses,t AID 81 'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

DIED OF HER IsJURiJs.-Mrs Mary Hines, who
wa. yrtey eurnsd WEDNESDAY hight by her clothing aAinS
nfs At Der ~. r-dcnco No. Si Navy street. died al the City
Hosf yesterday morning frCn hs eiets Of hor M sres An
lusu, .. he'd ana serdi.i Of Death from burns' rcn
d,rtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
Brig Conquest, wrecked % MoroLee Beach. end tssk
the Long Island cars and while in the cars was relieved
Of bis pocket-book containing the above amouuk

FBTAL STABBIsG AFFRAr.-Coroner Schirmer We
yesterday summoned to the New-york Hospital, -
take the antemorte m deposition Of Stephen Goodwias
saior belonging to the ship Charles Hill lying Of ~
foot Of Catbsrne street. East River who was dang.
ously stabbed on Thursday night From bis affidavit
it appears that late on the evening mentioned, be wca
into the drinking saloon No. 203 South street, whses
were three OF four sailors drinking. After remaining
there slort tine, one Of tie sailors tried TO got up
fight with Goodwin but rather than have any difoasv
be left the place. lie reached the sidewalk wthoue
uolestation, but had proceeded but short dttAns
when some peron rushed upon him from behind and
Knocked him down. lie sprang up again and under
took TO recent the blow when he upon BY three
or four Iufans, stGn knocked down, and beaten anA
kicked noet brutlily he got upon his feet second
tine when he Immediately stabbed three timeS
with sheath.knife-onCe in the breast and twice in
the tide. The ruflsns then fed and Goodwin stepped
back into the saloon and told them Of the occurrence
tut as be seemed to get little sympathy there he weus
on board bis vessel Officer Rode Of the Fourth Wasd
subsequently found him there, apparently in dying
condition. He was Immediately removed TO the Hos-
Iita where he hes with prospect OF recover
ing. Officers Blair ard Rode after arrested VII
liam Robinscn and John jackson suspicion, and tho
wounded man positively identified Robinson as the nsR
who stabbed bin, and stated that Jackson stood by a.
the tine. The Jury found that Stephen Goodwn
carre to bis wounding at the hands Of William Robin
con- and that join Jackson accessory TO the fact
John G. Jones and Richard Donovan were subsequene-
" arrested ss Witnesses, and all four were commiaed
10 await the result Of Goodwins injuries Robinsoa
declares that he never saw Goodwin until be We
pointed out to hiIn at the Station-House.
Nisra AssUAL REpoRT oF THE NEw-foRK Jsv&
sI1E AsYLUs.--A report just made BY this insssissA
shows that there were in the
HousK CoEaRcrros. -
Received during this year
Dtcha-g ed by
Indtn,und II; Escsped 81; Discharged By Commit
Leaving in tie Hou.e December 81 1860
Remaining In the Asylum December 81 lsse.....'.''s0
Received from House OF Rec Ption during
Discharged by Committee.
lndentu9ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

INDicTgD-Itc urad jay az King Go. have in-
a. I'D Lo.. sh.IEed trt0,iib AbfsEs, AID Solomon
tr Who were tie Gu January by The difoc ioa
Of fr Msfba ariel charge OF srng ere y The Peue
No. ~ Gard Isgset.
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fAdynsissno2t|

In spite Of seces.ion dss %1..s, n.c -
= 49, 10 Vita I'll IS sssrsoiccs saaecncss - d.
- "a ; she ssy Of teth Ne ~ 49, "A Q EsS9
nSiEp,& ~ s0&asM - sssn'se - - .III =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

A CHILD BURNED TO DEArH.-A cnld TWO ysan
named sarah T. sptinssed did yesterday q tae nv
Yosh Bopi,a from burns received o. chs. or0ss tss
CT the little s lived ct No. arts sises s - 49,
sions "a ne room for few nomsnsz On her return s1s
sIo ebia. siohs f.mes ssa Ia @ =
~ xnr a. the IRE with the poker md had set
sSsnSnts She va. taken to the Hospital wssss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

DRowSED.-The body Of an unhnown man was 90
bdcy fouuo close the Battery wall the bath srle,
From sppeasnees bad walked OF been pushed frona Ss
batter ALL thu, point there 10 sone i've fec dssoeEl
without any protection guard 20 prevent such aocdat T
shore i lined with roche which Is sufficient In it1elf
death BY fall upon them The body les fsc. downw.d
ros.u IN ard in position not to be identified His drsss
. of dsIk blue sack oveI0Js black cloth pants and dsas
,ored calf skn boots lie has Light aide whiste and
,sebes The Coroner notified bat bad not, up to 10
made his appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

p,r. pvRsIss.-On Friday morning, hstie 81
81 80, ns,nss Mary Ann Qua;sermAr, living WITH hse
s,bsr q No Il Cherry street was burned p dssih IL os.ss
~ clothes taking at stove. sppcsp that -
GVt - las DE chlr alone IN the for few meses
nj on bsT rsurD found lying dead upon hs door s.s e
,, an burning The Aames bad communicated 70 u
, IN the roori ell Of which destroyed. invsvtsg
IL ~ sbou, The father Of tho child ssAsf ~ 80
S,..iou and Il at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

A MOTHER AND HER CHILD BrRsED--Elzabssk
spfed living 1T No D. Watts street. while doing hssssr
work on Thur.y afternoon set Der clothes nre BY comiss m
contact h the stove She had alile child Ia her -
time and bot Instantly enveloped 10 flames Sons Of ~
n bos hs,tened 10 her assistance and sOcceed.d IN
flames but until the mother and her child sore fs<-
fuy Gun ed They bosn conveyed to the hosps wss
tbs Infant ny died An inquest VIII be held % ~
body to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

A Boy SHOOTS HIS BRoTHTR.-On Thursday evec-
ina Fppc and Weaver boys aged and yesn LIS
H.. 4o Ninth avenue 18th pisto wninn ~
suppcsed 10 be empty While EdwId =, osrcssay nAsasx
~ 4, ,uaderly exploded the ball With wan vs.
iaS,d striking krnncs in the forehead and penesIanas
bsir DR. MOI, ss speedily slmonsd 9 sstead inc 1srse
lad hut being unable to extract the Dali no
LIVERY Of he lad impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

Nisr = ArsUAL RgpoRr os THE NEw-YoRK Jsvo-
sIIE AsYLUs.A report just made BY this inss'ssasa
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treason, but be able TO ei6bes tao traia2r. Ii IA
time That history were begun.

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SPe'ch PiVPcii! u'''' '"'
ch4ei Wleh Out Vi pace Ho ""c" -1-' |c"",u
Is maze 10 cd! IN 'ne report u us op'''A - ''',
papers oil !eS'era'! ina, o''O0' % '"t -
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=. n' s"OU'" ''"'' 80 - annooI, Of
IVA. "u'"O'i " P''@y", Ia nc
s"ii'r 'n'i''''i' % q ''''''''''O., ~ III.
ference Ior ei'u' many mt" my 9
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"hon' pF,naps' mOu'u am '"'' s,a'a'" n"noa~
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