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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-23
WINES AND LIQUORS.

THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE is RESPECT
j fully solicited 70 the superior quality Of Hammers
Champagne Ae This Ale Ia brewcd fresh all OF
the year and Us keeping Of that brewed
during the most excessive hot weatheris
length Of time Charge $f2 hogshead IS per barrel
delivered At any part OF tho city Of New York Payment
cash delivery. Orders sent To HAMMERS brewery in
Harlcm by mail, will be promptly attended TO-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17
The Wife Of Seven iiuSaan:!s.
y LEGEND OF ANCIENT LONDON.
CONTINUED IN OUR \ENT,

from her. And, behold! her lone.
black curls, that hung about her
neck and shoulders, seemed OF Il sud
den, and yet slowly, to become in
stinct with life; and. one by one,
they uncurled themselves SOME mo-
}ving their endr; To and fro, and up
ana down, as he had seen leechrs do
in Il vase w hen hey sought to fix
their heads OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
aguin twined thewseives round the
carved rail-worIl OF the settle-wllile
Others, arching and stretching them
selves out, twisted round his neck 50
tightly that tAey nearly throttled
him. He woke upin alarm and apo
ny, and found his wifc's long hair,
indeed, around his neck--and her
arms, too; and her head was lying
on his chest, and she w&s sobbing
violently. He asked her what ailri
her; and she SAID she had dread-
iul dream. all Of which that she could
rccoIIec;, was, that size bad seen him
murdered.
Martvn slept no more tIat night:
and, ;he next morning, he rose be-
times, and, pretending business. IL
went out at an eaiy hour BUsi-
ness, however, he had none. He
walked forth at the Cripp!egate. and
Stroiled through the Finsburir iicld-.
and 80 away into the country, with
OFT any fixed deterlnination or even
knowledge of whittier he was going.
l. was a driaz'y day, too ant he
seemed unconscious Of ii, though he
was soon drenrhrd to the skin. Bui
he kept walking about, thinking evcr
the scene Of the last evening, and
all the stories lie remembered to have
heard OF his wife from the day he first
saw her, and all other stories hc
could remember even to have heard
respecting witches and them cunning,
till ne began 10 hold his wife for one
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17
FOR THE DAILY:

For professional and business cards, {in-
Guiding the Daily papar,) not exceeding
tive lines, tor II months, S,l5-witlout
paper, $40.
The privilege of Yearly advertisers is
strictly limited 10 their own Immediate and
regular business; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as iuclu-
ding that OF its individual members.
Advertisements published ut irregular
intervals. 81 per square tor each insertion.
ANNOUNCING candidates tor IL District or
State office, $40; tor :. Parish office, y II !;
City office. $S}--to be-. 4ld in advance.
All advertisements isE strangers or tran
siant persoAS, 10 be paid Id advance
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for a specified time, vii! be inserted till
forbid and payment ;Sactcd.
Marriages and deaths Will be published
news obituaries, tributes of respect, and
tsneral invitations as other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17


Patent Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
about a first class newspaper estab-
lisllment, any OR all Of which can be
had at 30 per cent. discount, below
the original cost at the manufactory
When the present duty Of "a per
cent. Oh all goods of this description
from the North is taken into consid-
Grafton, the advantages ofthis offer
will be readily perceived by pur-
chasers
Apply to the type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse of
GEO. II. NINTEN..
No. 1O5 Poydyas Street, New Or
teams.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

On 'he first page OF our paper VII.
be found the contracting rates tor ad-
vertisrments. which we have l2l.t 1t
Sc,.y loa2 .hg~res, and consequently
expect a large advertising pa roragt
In reading the rates, remember that
are published daily,
not once Q week, for the prices mem
tened, which makes a material differ
ence. We shall be pleased 10 isava
o.ir merchants and professional gentle
men pay Us a visit.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17
ID. d. OBRIEN,
Newspaper Advertising

COLLECTING AGENT,
Office corner Canal St. and Exchange
Place, No. 6,
NEW ORLEANS, I.s..
Weekly City Correspondence in
English, French, German. and Span
ish. Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
Bills sent FIR Col1ection ti.om any of
yomr ./Izc@ds, plN be promptly ancn-
drA tn. MS
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

s-g Orin Brown, & sou of old John
Brown, had his left hand torn off by
the premature discharge of a cannon,
at Ashtabula, Ohio, Il few days ago.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

A soldiers daily provision costs
over twenty cents. when Of the rough
sort; his clothing, ambulance, neces-
saries and other requirements over
one dollar, In a movable state then
every man in the country bearing
musket costs two dollars day. Two
dollars per day for one man is $780,
900 per day for 100, 900 men; $780,
900 per day is s1,40O.oo0 per week
81, 400, cooper week is more than S5-
100000 per month; or S11,600,00o
for two months; or S22, 100000 for
fou1 months; or s33,6OO,O0O for six
months; or, s67.2o0,OOO for one year
This for the army alone. No ships
no sailors-no marines. But it will
cost twice this. For the mere sup
port and travelling expenses only are
counted. No figures for recruiting,
for generals, Offices, quarters, Govern
ment. No figures for replacing dead
men with live ones. No figures for
burying the killed, The cost will be
over s3,00o,o o,ooo:per week. I'en days
war capital would buy Cuba. Buch-
anan was mad for asking $50, 600 900
to add great State to the country.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

a mishap; but she now felt forced to
fear that drunkenness was an usage
with him and she begged him, with
tears in her eyes, as he priced her
happiness, to stop in good time. ere
it did, in truth, become an usage.
He was moved by her earnestness,
and promised her, and, at the time,
himself determined to disquiet her no
farther on his head but impulse,
which somehow he could not resist,
urged him a few days to break his
word. Twice more his conduct call
ed forth pressing entreaties from his
wife-the last time, indeed, they
were mingled with some reproaches
but it all was Of no effect upon Les
somour, he continued in the career he
had returned home, for the seventh
time, in Il pretended state Of drunken
ness, his wife said to him, sMartyn,
l have prayed thee till am weary !;
l now warm thee-take heed. AS
my hunband, owe thee love and du-
| ty; but I can neither to Il drunkard
Heed my warning, Or woe upon us
bothn'
And did Martyr still go on with
the pursuit Of his experiment ?-He
did. Although he saw it was losing
him his wife's love, and winning him
her anger-her hate-he Went on,
with unswerved resolution, which, in
such cause, seemed obstinacv or
madness, or worse. In the present
enli ghtened age, | should not like to
say he was bewitched, or to attribute
to any supernatural influence che
strong impulse which led him on to do
as he was doing, in spite Of his better
sense and better teeling-in spite of
the danger which he felt he was
thrustinS himself into and feared !;
and yet I equally dislike to sup
pose that he was tempted to this severe
trial Of his wife's love and duty Ell
ther by too great faith in them, or
want Of 1t; though something, per
ihaps, Of a similar nature was the
trial to which Henry put his Emma,
and Pos: humus his Imogene in
neither case, indeed, so severe a one.
nor, for his personal safety, may be,
So dangerous bat, whatever might
have been hi motive, it certainly to
himself was as inexplicablc as he
owned it to be irresiStible Again.
therefore, Ae transgressed, and was
again threatened: again he reitera
ted his offence; and then his wife
said to him the next day, Goes thou
forth to-day, Martyr %
!
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

Er7g2ttemed.-Itl Is now said that as
soon as Lincoln heard that three
thousand South Carolina troops were
on their way to Virginia, he immedi-
ately dispatched a secret messenger
with orders for the Navy Yard at
Norfolk to be undermined and burnt.
This accounts for the destruction Of
the property which had taken place.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

Says the Texas Patriot: j. G.
Fields, convicted ct the fall term 1860,
OF the district court in Harrison
county, for the crime Of robbing the
county treasury, made his. escape, i'll
company with a runaway negro, from
the Marshall Jail, on "Wednesday the
1st inst. He is represented by the
Republican, as anotoriously hae! man,
and lis about five feet eight inches
high, coarse brown sandy hair, which
he wears reached, large face. coars"
features, dark grey or hazel eyes, high
check bones and low forshea;.,''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

The poor privates are relsoned of
little account, for even in Major An
derson's repot to the United states
Secretary OF War, concerning the
''evacuation'' Of Fort Sulnpter, al
though much stress is laid on the
parting salute to the flag, nothing is
said about the fatal results Of salute
-~-the only t;,ta! casualty Of the siege
and attack.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17
Ieygc Fire 4. Mem2A.s-AI IEAo7c

Iaxge Fire az Mcmpz;s-A IVAo7c
Bio4k BuJut.-A very destructive
conhagration occurred in Memphis
on "Wednesday evening, the StA, des-
trovin" property to the value OF $s125,
900. the iiulietin says.
The wi:'d was rather high, and
the flames spread rapidly, ard IN
short time ealveioped the whole block.
Many occupants had time - remove
their goods and tt1nisure, large lot
OF which was piled up IL the street
and OF the Promenade.
Nothing is known as to the ori:yia
OF the tire-the most extensive which
has v:site! our city for some months
1t is lamenrahle to reflect that wilen-
ever q fire takes place IN q Block, i.
c;uIuot ba rstinglshe,t ill T.. wh,.>
Is c"Hsa.n 4. lsyarH- ttin'I nl,r@lG i'r
made 10 procure fire eN%j:.2s anG heir
equipments at the HasiicSs possible
iln!iCg..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
PROBABLE MURDER IN THE SIXTH
Il. WARD. Il. s.ff r

Between and o'clock last night an ARRAY occurred
IN the Italian grocery, liquor, and biard-saloon No.
81 Baxter street, kept by Anthony Jerolimo Murllo,
which resulted in a young named Thomas Eagan
being stabbed in the abdomen and cut over the head
ments Of several of the party who present that
number Of young men were quietly engaged at game
of billiards. when Dennis Shay entered the place
and Knocked the billiard balls out Of position.
At this unwanantable molestation noisy quarrel
arose between the billiard players and Shay. Eagan
and Murrillo nterfered when desperate fgb. ensued
during which knives and other weapons were freely
used Eagan was stabbed and cut in the abdomen In Q
horrible manner the wounds distending as he fell TO
the floor and allowing the bowels to protrude Shay
made an attempt to plunge the knife into the brain OF
the unfortunate Young man, but the point Of the blade
was broken off in his skull. During the fight MurriDo
received cut over the eye with some missile, and
Shay was cut in FIVE or six places about The face.
Captain Bowling and Sergeant Brown Of the SIKH
Ward being in the neighborbood at the time, ana near
ipg the erv Of "Murder p FASTENED the house, and
secnred every person therein Assistance was sum-
moued and Eaosn was removed on litter 10 the New.
York Hospital, where the House Surgeon pronounced
his wounds fatal and expressed the opinion that be
could not long survive his injuries The police ar
rested the following named persons, and locked mem
M in the Sixth Ward station-House DENNIS Shay.
A. J. Murillo, jeremiah Haggerty, Michael Finn,
Michael Welsh Michael Giilen, Thos. Isaac, Mschsei
f. Sullivan Denus Murphy, and Michael hasgerty.
Upon the orders of Captain Downing, tne pace was
closed The knife with which Eagan was stabbed has
a blade about eight inches in length. IL was found
upon the person Of the accused.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN SedmsAp Edsbuygh from Lsopoot-H. A. Murray Jehn
Dobson H. Waterbury H. ~ CreDin, 3 smith, A. q hho.Ses,
smer Mrs Stephens Mrs. Fuke Mr. Harris and Lady Cspt
Carver, Augustus Guido.
In ,tsInsap Montgomery from SoSdraahE lyman C.
Kubs d.. ". H. Hutchinson, J. Greenwood, Capt .. Wit
Lam and lady Mise Davenport Mrs Lawrence hss Hone
f. BAKER j. Langsn, s. Csrlyou lady and children w @,
Priest T. Heller Mrs T. Meddoush and children, Mr. Ds,
and lady L. Heckngher C. b. Quinn L. Hartman, &C.
Ward O. T. Appleton, j. Macarthur, c. Barton and Il "a
steersye.
Ia se9Matiy Jgses idgey, from CAayeteaJohn r. Mrs
d. Sloan w. r. Lecb A. Ward T. Chichester. Taneril,
J. L. Pser G. r. Panehinir T. Dorm A WsId W. L. Loori
= Chichester T. Scoy Miss SsIsh Beens. John Andersen.
A. Cox g. X Bishop, Mseit.J {. Bsbeook n Conner,
II LessreT, C. Cleaners, NJ Bishop, Mrs. Mary kiroy Mr.
Neal - Foster Miss Krokor Ms Koker aud two children,
T. se Samuel Pickering Elesnn Small snd three children,
snd 50 In the steersge-
IN 'fcGnahtp Johs Bell from Gios0or-hra Helen Wtse
snd - In s.eeraze.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
NEw-Yoo1, EGauY TRInysssaa TUESDAY. APRIL 9. 1851,
Bile sscrifcss which the nobility huye maze
- 49, hnhnlf Thev will md.rstand that the biese-

considerable sacriics which tho nobility huye ina1e
ON their behalf They will understand that the eiese
inqs of IN existence supporeo upon the baee Oh u'
am eed property, az well gre. or hterly N'Sho IN
min stration OF their goods entails upch them Win
rev duti,s toward society aud themsal'es ne oynS@
i;op of uffyng the projecting cesens q tc law oy
oval and udirious use OF tie i2hts whi,h are 70"
acco,ded H. them For il DO got lbcr themselves
Ia insure their own welbeing under the sheid o. tne
lava tue Lest Of those laws cannot guarantee IL !"
them .-..
~ h only by assiduous labor, rational employ
Ddt Of their strength and their rrsourcee strict ecen
pny, AID above all by hoBest lire life constantly
nspd BY the fear OF the Lord, that they arrive
! at property and IL sure ite Development.
| 1.-THE autholes in,rusted with tho duty Of prepar'
ing by preliminary the execution OF the new
orgSztiOn and Of presing al its inauguration, VIII
have to see that this work IL accomplished with calm
ness and regularity, taking into account The require
ments Of the reasons in order that the euvaior may
nor be drawn away ON III. agricultural abors. Let
him apply bimsef with zeal to those labor, that he
NAV be- able to draw from abundant grmary the
seed which he has to conde to that land which Will be
given hin for eit enjoy ment, or which be has
! acquired for iimseli IN bis owD property.
| And now, pi)us and faithful people, make upon
thy forehead the cred tign Of tie crusf ana join thy
prayers TO to call down the blessings of tho Most
High upon thy first free lbors the pledge Of thy
! personal well being, aud Of the public prosperity.
! Given at ST. Petersburg the I9th day Of February
March 81 Of the Year Of Craze 1861, and the seventh
of reign. ALEXANDER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
SYsrLo,.-Repousd6 By Te,egraph.

B.LrIsohs April 0-fLouR dull; Howard street Ohio and
City Mills are held at - s0 sale. wREar hrm, Red
III 3Ods 81 49, White. I'll so4si 90 Cons sc,iyeI Mixed
@d59o Yellow 60a62e. White, 6Oa6ic. fonx steady at
an LAND sidiee. CoyYEE firm at I2,dl3c. WHISKY dull
q, lTidi7ic.
EgS. OaLziss April sCorToN sales TO day, $3.50 bsles,
Aiddiing i9ai3ic. FLouR quiet; Ohio, 90 25ds %.
FHYiaaTs Cotton q Liverpool ID Exonssar On London,
AIDE premiuppj on New-York taIe. premium.
CIScIsslTri, April 6-FLouR Dun with demaud WIS
declined c quoted at i3c PRoysIoSs are held firmly II
CnARIrsroS April -CorTos-ssles Of ?oe bales quota
lions yspynf II 9dlc fol Mddng tie msIks. IL hTu aud
charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
!N4RIN-E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........A


Steamships. Terry Indi.nol,, D. Torrance Ns.tta.
Inso.aDy Msianzas, Mora Bros Navarro Battle, Eeiees,
Indisnols North America Steamship Co
shps-Emersd, Cook, Liverpool Rowland frotbtnthsu
DapIae Hsner Philadelphia. =
Bsrks-Gssgow IisL) Rose, Gloucester, Lawrence GGs
Co. LeIsnter }BF Raymond Gloucester Thos james, Lesit
gas (Br.l -, Chamberlain Phelps Co. Rapid Msrh<a,
Vera Cruz srsous Bros Co DaSse Lambert, LSss0n,
Durham DiInop
Brrs-Bslesl, Fnetu r.Inpico. King Diyipej isaih,
Sotve Aoue Gssdsleupe hetcaf1 duncan A. W elnses
Hale Rio jlaeiEo I. NJ Mayhem Co O. w Barter or chrr
uron Isand J. w ElFei Co. A. Fisher, Stanford Bus
scos BuIaett Everett hsccss Haynes Nueyes, 1hsEs
Owen Sons
schoouor--M. Fleming Shaw Wilmington, NC.
slooP'-Yic;Oy. Glsidins Bri,so MASTER Oregon Rtds
Bristol, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

The Bank Statement shows general expansion.
The loans are up si,I0O00O, in consequence OF
advances made on the new Government loan. Blu, for
this negotiation the banks would have been unable TO
keep up their lines as their regular dScounts art
written of faster than paper lie offered in it, plste
The specie line il again higher, notwithstanding the
drain into the SubTressury by the payments on the
new loan. The actual amount, however, is not 30
large az il shown in the average. The average was
rising one the previous week, which measutaby neu
razed the drain OF last week. The depositn continue
to accumulate at this point showing great s.ana!on in
the business Of the country.
We annex comparative statement Of the con iition
Of the Banks OF New-York City March % and
April o:
hs Ssss Il AH5 sss s,iso a..
S3fss s,:s 4 IT, IT,
lfoT Bank Statement, see third pAse
The following is the specie st by the steamship Ed
inburgh from Liverpool.
Brown Bro. Co R7o2oIg. W; Duer....".....alloo
Ad.o. hIPEs'.' 10, zoo tia"iey ha"e''. loO
klt1 go
The Western Railroad is putting down a second
track between Palmer and Warren the only section of
the road between Worcester and Springfield not thus
supplied West Of Springfield there are two tracks
most OF the way between Washington and Albany,
and the work will be gradually extended until the
whole line Is double.
In january, February, and March there were so
failures in the United Ststes. or these, - were in
Boston, E9 in New-york, ~ in Philadelphia, Is in
Baltimore, u in Cincinnati. OF the whole number Of
failures, ~ were in dry goods.
The statement of the condition Of the Massachusetts,
banks of Boston, showing their average circulation
for the four months ending March 30 1861 is AS fol-
lows:
Capital, e 200 Due 10 bsrk,... snlslt
Loant............ iT2es e7a Depos!ts...... aOfO7i
Sperie.......... lsSt00 CculsiOn.....,,. 1885, 81
Due BY banks...... oO53,4bi
The Boston Commercial Bulletin SAYS;
Money ia drug--not mnoh from Isrgenes Of supply
isoE aok Of demand and dist.t VI ordinary pa
Investment stocks of course well sustained The
unt Of erchsDye with Il s In favor OF Boston, and
bsn.s bold nearly els mons Of gold IN addition 10 consider
able cash balances IA all street We occasionally hear Of out
side rAnsaotions y cent but inquiry most 81 them dssp
IN which loan Of 600 Boston city soch for one year.
a. cent could not he accomplished Some OF tina banks hsys
undoubtedly lent rouid cell below ae legal and
DO not question that there have been outside
tio1s low bait cent 10 the price fer money
No bank should lend below until the bank specie Il nine
ons md NO, thea With the neet spcrk OF civil
the political hozol Thoye who iced borrow can afford
For the s experience shows that good policy 70 force
upon borrowers by tempting them with low hsnes
time Of poll cal uncertainty large commercial Losses aud extra
ordinary disiTultp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

SECRETARY OF STATE roR COLORADO TERRIToRr.
Mr. Weed, the recentlyspponted Secretary of State
for Colorado Territory, appeared before United States
Commissioner stiIwell yesterday and offered sure,ics
in the sum Of $4,000. The sureties We're accepted,
and the bond approved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

The bark Montezuma, for Barbadocs, while beating
down the bay, struck sunken schooner, below Gov
ernors Island, and anchored AT Quarantine. She did
not receive any damage. This schooner and sunken
sloop have been obstructing the channel for some
month"; and sloulI be removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

MEssss. II. B. CRoswrLL Il Co., the firm pointed
ont as JEFF. Davss agents in tho Privseeripg business
deny emphaticaly the truth of the story OF Capt.
Wyatt, 80 far AZ they are concerned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, April 8, 1861.
The Senate was engaged during ,be morning sess'on
in considering the Supply bill.
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Mr., TOWNSEND endeayOred TO get IN resoiailon
rearaiioa the Military Committee 10 report to the
House bill limiting the term OF ONCE 10 the militia 10
seven years.
anen,ly Senator SPINOLA appeared before the Com
nt.ee and, after hearing argument, the bill was re-
ported for the consideration of the Hogeo
A motion of MIR. COZANS, 70 make }: the spee1d
order for tomorrow, was lost.
Bulls PASSED.
To create a Commission 10 amend the charter 81 the
City of New.York and TO provide for the supervision
of The same to the people OF the city
TO anhorHe the extension OF The Wert SboIe Nall
rad to Warren.
To open Franklin street uod other s,eets, brookyh.
TO amend the Tnd street and bushwick avenue
Improvement acts, Brooklyn
10 authorize the syQoinimcnt Of one huhdiea "u'
oi,ionsl NOtaIies pu' he NeW-foIH ~.
Tie concurrent resolution for recognizing the Court
of Aureals was lost-2@ to TO- 49,.
Tire hill g. create Metropolitan Health Disi'lc1
care No Cor a third reading. Laid on the table.
The Committee TO investigate the Nelson case MADE
amajorty report acqoitting the accused party Of the
eTimc charged ,., :
Conviction and in favor Of the imprisonment OF Mr.
N. ICON in Jail until the adjournment.
After iearing counsel briefly, the House refused 10
aeI,y the consideration Of reports, and proceeded 10
Tie House was oecupied al this afternoon and even.
inR in hearing Argument in the Nelson case ana AZ
o'clock ths previous question was moved aud orSert1
lie report u VIC h'lliJi'ty Net wv -NN
Tie following resolutions;
Rcsoire6 That John Nesan. the Assistant DisfctAtoi
Albany County before the bar Of the hol.e en
attempt influence the coDducE Of member o. VIZ
Faase il matter relating bis egsatiVe iancuol 10 WI
bill Increase the salary Of the Assistant
Albany County by motives Of private omo4ament 20 w
mcntcr than and distinct hcm the IGehc adVeee
siy high contempt Of this House and breach
Tsft ". he ssil John Nelson he in,r1oredin tie
County jail until the end d the present session OF the sgs
tGrs, and ia, tie Speaker issue Lis warrant Of
theTsfoIe
TIE SPEAKER said that the Sergeant-a Arms
would take John NJ. Nelson into custody, and KEEP
him until he had time 10 make out his warrant.
re soon c. Mr.. Nelson was removed, crowd o,
some hundred or two hundred persons who hso
gathered in the galleries, heari~g the argument, left
their seats as Mr.. Nelson was taken out by The
Sergean,.at-Arms. He was at once surrounded ane
carried off by the crowd, who bad Lin ont OF sgh'
before the Sergeant.at-Arms could recover from I'M
panic or make any attempt TO recover bis prisoner
Several parties in the crowd cried ont No man sbal
90 &c jail in Albany Cor couvic,ing Legislative cor
Puptcns." ard intense excitement exited during The
scene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
DIED..

CYPHERs-on Sunday. April shsr short Illness Estee
ceased aged yesrs and months
The family Of family respectfully requested
from the dence Of her adopted parents
VIM s. Mary Baker at No 40 beecker street. Tuesday
Of z o'ct ck.
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passeuQeYs Sailed

IN ba,k Tty,sa for ST. Th,rsos and Mayaeo 6rot o.
Thomas Henry Brooke HAIRS H. Wilder For Msrscsbc-
| Jose Ochos VIM. EldeTborst 81 D., WIN. o. Psssnore.