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steamboats,.

"a SGes1lSabBatsa
Magenta, SPOTS, FIN Louisville.
Teounlseh, Logan fin Cincinnati.
J iSlvon, jones' I'm St Louis.
Stephen Decatur, Leiper. fin Cincinnati.
Madison, Hoople, FIN Cincinnati.
Edw ] Gay, Bowen, I'm Cairo,
Red Rover, Strong. I'm Nashville.
New Uncle Sam, irwin, I'm Memphis.
Vicksburg, Holmes, FIN Yicksbnrg.
Grand Era Kouns, I'm Shreveport.
Mary r, Kimball, fm Grand Ecore
Judah Touro, Langhorne, FIN Camden
Parallel, Chapman, FIN Fort Smith.
Texas, Stinde. I'm Jefferson.
Pc Bonford Morley, FIN Jefferson.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid FIN Bayou Sara.
IberViIle, Baranco. FIN Bayou Sara.
Gossamer, Forgay. FIN Attakapas,
Andy Fulton, Hazlep, I'm Caledonia.
TowboatJ II Whann, HeatoR rom the las Iasses IS.
towed down and to sen on the 18th ut:
ships Merrie England and Zetland-- brought
up ship West Wind and bark Camille.
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i, VI 4slEJ II q ' f44t.--T7UF r0TiTs5n.
w. M SJnittAd, Benton, FUrJ Caddo Albany 3yri7.
isf$b1si- on's, Shreveport Grand Baron On ittig
'inpte Grand Groic, ltaurcg II 5..g5-lsry
AeSantEia, h0rman's, i5ArblH's and all nfcrlellt I6i
Inc nn'T fast running e'Rcu%J packet steamer rysg II
W SIlae 'aE'er Will euv0 above For freight ca i9s
sage apply GIL bolYd. ~'S % 1850
FIRGiNIUSC. DHNTzET.
Ao1,@
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srrIxe,s. Yeaterday.

Steamship Texas, Fowler from lndianola via Gal
weston, to 10 Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Suwanee, Dennison, from lndianola, to
10 Harris--lst Gist
ship west Wind, Baxter, 20 days I'm Baltimore, to
MASTER Point.
sicilan bark Camille, , FIN Palermo, to master
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FOR ATTAK APAs.


-, EUtG AI"VA IAAF2AS VIA PLAQUE
u. IFfrae n r. MHssah foS II u ,,.ns
clerk, VIII leave above taking fregft fot
New beriG Chnentoa Frankln Cenetyle Pattersoiyiie
sr|iGs Bay Va gu B,su end al way landings For freight
nj 4 ttvst ~ h,sast
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leaves EVERY SATURDAY nj Il 6,cIoek# P. III H
NEW ORLEANS, FsGNFSgpFgs ARD

Wsel D., TTrprtG
Monroe, Pine Bluffs, Columbia, uarftsonhnTr
Trinity Month Of Red river Bavon sara Bat6r
Rouge Piaqucmne, Doraldsonviil all Intermediates lnn
inga The new steamer j. n. PHrout (bu expressly for
the tradc D. W. robin commander leaves shove pnnttnal
This steamer regularly TranoH Monday
with the ghdrnf steamer Gprne Capt Williams taki
freight for all points the nArbonne and Conie bsyos With
out extra expense for storing etc
FOE fFaight or passage, arnly on hoard .#
JNO f.. McfEDrLf'N, 5 S&
So, No. Caron5elet street.
n BAH freight for way plantation LANDINGS rntst he
ad gE ms shippers on return Of the boat Passengers
landed nj hny point on the CpN regular Packet a4es
morning.. $50
EyIne 20 me RkeRts. n12
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OPELOUsAs.
LOWER CoAs SIT
OHIO RIYER.
Leaves On MONDAY. Mach 4 at 6

Leaves on MONDAY. Mach at 5P.M.
FOR LOUISVILLE, CA Rn, MEM-
~ ,rhs unt the RsngtThe iitr. regular passenger
L4tgs 18TH raoEst III. ". F&tirctild. j. II. Faucet
master viii leave for the above I'LL
etgto landings above. freight D. pussage apply on
board O. to Ff- ~
fe2j RpRT BELL Il CD. 81 Pofaras a. M
BIT The f. n F. viii pay particular attention 10 tho delivery
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- AtsGGF HitAIE SEEGtGfE1.Y RED RIVER
=. ToSP n y. MAil Packet Strand DEfEe-FRT jet
l 'erFon, Shreveport Grand Bayou, COugNtta, Camp
r%AASise, Grand EcOre, st. Maurice, Montgomery CO.
e AiexaPlfa N3man's Gorton's Bar6ins Gld I'LL Inter
mediate landings on Red verThe entirely light druugt
fast running passenger packet Grand Duke, sam, Ap
pegae mN5er, will leave ab9ye For freight passage
apply on board. -
VIRGINIUS G. DEFTZEII.
ma Advertising Agent.
nc Grand Duke connects a. Shreveport with the steamer
FeH for Jefferson and Ill inencHe ding and with the
W. NJ Levy for Fulton and above The Raft
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New York, February 25.. Arrived from this port,
schooner Mary 6. Terbell Thomasi 25th,bark
| Meaeo, Depass schooner Enelino MeLain, Benton.
| Boston, february 25..Cleared for this port, bark
| Bogota, Kelly; 18th arrived, bark Laura Russ ;
| brig j. Mcintyre. Fellowship Clifton.
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Leave. IN TUESDAY, NNrch s, Al S p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ssrsS h. Packet fine-leguigr U. S. Mail Packet--For
III Memphsand all The Rends-The trst,class ras-
2ssslEfF packet steamer Kew Uncle Sam. a.
R. irwin will be ready receive freight the foot
nt Girod street. Thursday morning and will leave above.
For freight passage apply on tAnrd, 10
JOHN F. HYDE CO..
fees under st. Charles Hotel LEFT wing
This boat counectB at Napoleon with regular packets for tho
Arkansas and White rivers and NN1pis with The Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for Louis
and louisville.
Bills adins signed the office Of the agents up O'Clock
and of Tartirp
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I.lnnsgg. IN haIlas.. u IsaxIer, IsogeLI sec.

ganpasy. III ballast u Baxter, lowell doo-
Sd dist, Il.
j Il Asflbfidge n Sephew@-P Point
shin Kats Howard Henley FIN Rio de Janero 9th
laHuefy, to astelsPo ins. a
ship Col Adams, Mills I'm Hayre January 9Th, to-
fasier-ist 6ist, "a
Ship Richard Alsop Wathingt6n FIJI Glasgow S0th
December. to Greevy & Farweli-Point.
Bark William Henry. Crocker, I'm Barbados, To-
Creevy b FarWell- Point,
italian bark Risgio, Got5iimiho, I'm Palermo, 10
Gregorio, Rowland &co--2d dist, 90,
ItaiaI bark Simito, Gallero, FIN Palermo, TO AVet
xco-2d dist, ~.
Bark Fred Isennig Sumner, 20 days FIN Boston, TO
w j dewey &co---ad dist, Al.
Bark Alice Fainter, Hutton, Is days I'M new YORK.
TAG NE Soria-2d dist, 26.
Austrian bark Diva, viIisshe, I'm ST Thomas, to
schr J Maxdeid, Magee days I'm Charleston, to
Err I'd dist, 20.
Schr Kate I. Bruce. Stone, I'M Apalachlcola, 10
Godenhow & IespaIre-2d dist
schr q w Troth, ----, FIN Charleston, to E Poole
Point.
Steamboats,.
Atlantic, McGill I'm louisville.
Crescent City, Thornbufg, I'm St Louis.
Emma. Duncan, Bachelor, I'm Wabash RI
Arkansas, Perry, fm Fort Smith.
Tensas, Hay, I'm NernlllIen.
| News Boy, Reynolds, ffn Bayou de Glaize.
Planter Wells, I'm Lake Bistenean.
Alabama, Boardman, I'm Mobile.
4 Towhoat CanQsmror, Brown, I'm the Passes-towet
\ down aha to sea on the oath ult, ships Van
cluse and ARzan-brought up ships r Also
/ and Kate Howard.
i Toyyboat st Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
1 towed down and to sea on the 24th ut, snip
4 Gertrude and Dgby-bronght up ships Jo
4 hannisberg and Bazaar, bark Biagio
| Towboat Calhoun, Porter, I'm the Passes-towe
Il down and to sea on the 24th ult, ships, Saw
i ley Ghludew and 0'Thyen-broughtu up bark
i Dive Simito and VIM Henry.
II Towboat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passe
4 --towed down and to sea on the 10th uit
ship E NJ Arndt banks Dorette and Fake
4 brought up ship Col Adams, barks a Iainte
and Lennig.
i Steam tug Tuscarora, Warren. I'm the Passes
\ towed down and to sea on the 18th ult
ship Henry and schr Gilpin-bronght "
1 schrs ] Maxdeld, Kate Bruce and R Y
1 Troth.
Il Arrived Yesterday.
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F,faTa- on TUESDAY. 5 h ipHt at p NJ
Regular Jvhes?n ard New OrIanuR TusfHF r. s. NJ Packet
EOfE JFFFbES)T SlfREgEPpRT Grand
, nF b liHTol L"nsha'tn, CsmUte Grand Erorr Alex.
ndr9 NormaIB B3rbH's, a intermediates
Ss52Ssss Awnings on Red rtYRrThe eirrHrt very light
graft and ass rqanr passenger packet EeoG bicon Wtu
=. harrison mattel Will etTe sbuSG FOR y,ght Or pa.
AAEe hSVhS superior atcg1urr5Hi9t apI1T kplra
YLtGthIuS H. i'T%gghI.
W. EtsEEfyisf.t 4
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Leaves OF ENTrRDhy. M,r,1, a ot5p
W ~ Err rs =, w 1 " 2 1. ~;

REGULAR RItb I2I%lilE' fACxET
Ha@F s;l o. E:Hua !-GoIe &actiIorhCs Cl0nCgyilIe,
L5}i5 Ir,lajsnss, g?na Alc&anira No.man's, Baf'
5, and ~ intermediate Landings on Red river
Game and Lizzie rireralie Epcn9d now and rEfG r,ri,
Light drRu%ht pRGsa2ger packet steiner HaEftyes J. e.
ba7ing iine accommodations, apply board.
R1RGIEIUG q. DENT2EI,,
hl4 AlvnrLislng ArsHt.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

No. 3. FlIFet ITce nnINg Carto0 EldyyllIe Tycns-
'hnf, EntthtaHd, Paurah, tiatf054 Cairo. ca.
Hntas, Hickman, New MadTd, Randolph aHd ~
inc rtediate aHdinFS-The regular packet Steamer Red
Rover, WA Strong, master, will leave as above For
freight OF passage apply en- board OF %
b, DuFFIEbD. Agent.
M, ....., m Gang street.
Thi, beat connects Memphis the Hfeuph and Charles
On Railroad nus al CHiro With tho Illinois CeHtfal. #
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Leaves On TUESDAY. March /. .. 5 y.

! P.-hI
REGULAR. QUA CTIIpA PAGKET--
rSF - For GAmien FreEcnort, Begcl Httf Little Ijny
GrtmeH Hllers EIgg, Rogrls eldo5ado Cham.
Hl, CaryvIe Marie saline Extra, Grand Marie Rawaii's
Raft, Alabama Landing Mouth Of Bartholomew 0aacll,
CITY Loclompnd Port ninn Strrliueton Month ID 6rfopte
rreGm MonrGe Month Cheney Pine EluG cRstors eoias
biz iumb trrsonbrE Trinity md Mi inteucdefe land
ing on oHhchiH Riyerfhr and snlendid swift running
p4;seger aenln6r Judah Fnuro, II Langhone me- ser
Will leave az above For freight massage Rphs oatd
fe22 ~ 4 S \, Il En-, ~ f.sss.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.
BAYOU DEs GLAISE.

Leaves MONDAY 4tt inst. Mt 8 r. M
FOR BAYOU DIES GY4aIXFC,-Ths
I i5 issenger stOo9IeF Nevgsoy,
lsEaa Tor freight or massage apply on baard
v1RGINIUS Q. IDENTIFIED.
M Advertising gent
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Per steamship Desoto, from New York via Ha-
yana---5l in cabin
Per steaIaship Texas. from Indianola and Gal
yeston---2s cabin, ~ deck, 8 negroes
Per slip Tohannisbe from liverpool 23 steer
age.
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JEFFERSON-Per steamer Texas-28 bales cot
ton Henderson, Terry Eco q Patton, Henderson
&co-l4 Phelps Il Jones' IA Il K Garter &co-l3
roll i5co--7 Lewis & OgIesby-5 Rogers & Wooda
q t.rellsen, Stevenson &co- sundries to order
Total III bales cotton.
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r L.,
fhnhnirT ENurfs Weekly Packet ~
TEE SPLENDID EAEsrEwGTgst
ia, = SlS2Tnvf Grand AGrtI Capt. Rcr. b. Koa5E,
~ 'tEa ~ anoYe toG det1rann Shreveport pni
tEEE5tse# boNg e Raft Sprlae Bans lJ8oley'4 Fer-y
Fulton Whe fEs lcspD-t Rowlad and III way r st1l;s
giving clear bills and through ,ictcs Apgiy To
eoc q. L,'kOUN3i x BROS,
t.=n tr,. ~ No, Front Gtrpet
wii the side whre stcnTaer F-a 70. clesot and siie I'll &
Shoals. '' DS'' '"'''e '">
the Grand Ere ielv4G Shreveport every Fri
dhT a. 4 " pIFry t"1d EcoTc Saturday ut > k1rs.
9Tdri at Il d. senpi"g SmI . uornn for TssfT5 =;
Ee6 ENer iandinE. GnN-M Sam. sa.nn Ea,ne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
!. II Will. BE SENT GRATIS.

eh is beautiful Pictorial Paper entlr44y devoted
IN fH.-"s5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21

nR. IL. G. CLARK,
PHYSICIAN Avn SyHfF4tS

oieFs bis services the citizens keo
kuk and The surrounding country In the OF Fis
tnla " Ano. uemorrhods Piles. pruiapsnn Ant I'll
erratlans or The Rectum. and diseases OF similar
character Stihvutthe OF the knife or suffering
The patteuI.
Those Interested will please call at my Office and
read certificates bearing county seals certify ing my
success iti the cure OF those diseases,
sill also refer you To of Piles oftvng stand
ing, cured II IN Ee0EuE
ottier Diseases successfully treated
OFIILE--GorHer OF Main and FIN streets. MP
stairs fe.T Td3f
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Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICK EfS VIA PITTSBURG.
III r Tickets for Sale M all the Main
Ticket offices.
4 +, FL (.IIfI'S =

j. * 4. q III Il $.
ny this route, Freights OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from Pbiadciphia. New York, Boston or
Baltimore, 10 or rom any point the tle Railroads
or Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, IIliHois Wisconsin,
Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
The Pennsy lyaniH Railroad also connects III Pitts
burg with Steamers by which Goods can be orw ard
ed TO any point the Ohio, Musk inguiu Kentucky,
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Wiseoilsin, Mi sss
sipIi, Missouri, Kansas Ark ansas, and Red Rivers;
ald Al aiileNcland, SaDdhsky and Chicago iih stean-
10 alt ports on the North Western Lakes.
tctehhttr sd Shippers ettf,istHg HE ffatst,efta-
tioif " their Freight to this Company rely with
confidence Oh its speedy transit..
The FuteK Uf Freight 1-5==
10 any point IN the West by the Peansy lyania Rail
Road, III all times tS II NORAbLE AS ARE
CHARGED By OTHER COMPANIES
II r lie particular TO mark packages, "ytA PksN.
K. R-'eL IL
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u r We have made the T. bove Reduction m Prices
y IN the IL iotu view OF beusftiiag The public and
o+5hclN@t, he puthc have been sNiudied fy suu-
rtes mae hines made tu imitation 81 The metal
ia sheln tr the casting le e.tIss piece h
o poor quality The makers have titl the means 10 do
thtt1- Nefh @s44 hty aid til secret places,
where II would be imfoss ble TO have their com
nAhd ths proper mechanical appliances. II Is only
~ dung great business, and having eAteus We man
st*eHFitg establishments gUyi HaJfies can be
tEA4. 81 n9aefhtt prices The best designed M ~
ch4hes BAIIf MADE always lEahie 10 gfI oIIi & I
4rIcr, and are To cpaI4eEahlp trouble Ala
none! iu Keep ttIfn In repair.
he qualities 10 be looked faE IN i Aachnk are
esrasstB gt correct aab e Sp4a ssptetft
q e1AStrGeit@n great eprrsTtg r9gtGit1g3 opera
itoH KftA the tcast tabor Mgctlurs cauyint these
rsseAtiai qualities mus' he Hade nit atfaE ana
fHfsAta % psytettoH. Wa haze the wHtb and means. .
g} grand scale. 10 do tins.
lie purchasers u uiaehiues, whosf dailA bread II
tay concern v ~ ind that those aagiBs al. W
qualities not onis woTE weli rapia Hai siots
Rates Of sperd h LONG In tr finest possible or
def oar tia aciiiues- As sADE O., Nili EARs MokG
&okEY, With LEss LAEoa, tIA Aug oibegs. Letheg IN
'niiAttphei outs not IN fact, they are cheaper
tinA any other Machines ssa gift
II F'l."oai Agents. Wanted.
l.. N. sENGER q Co.,
tJs KroadW Ny.
CHICAGO OFFlGE-No. 30 Clark st
J. NJ BILLINGS, Agent in Keekull
septa7-d
a AAAAH WINTER SUPPLIES
JUST RECEIVED.
a N ul guIsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-01
Personal Intelligence.

Rev. Randall Ward of England; ID. j. Justice, OF st.
Paul; H. Emerson, of Boston, and f. d. Beach, OF Spring
field, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Col. T. b. Lawrence, j. H. Wolcott and George Bacon
Of Boston, Dr. Miller OF Washington and Robert Wheaton,
Of Providence r. L. stopping at the Brevoort House.
L. Abbott Of the United States Navy A. R. Corbin OF
Washington; ID. Howe Jr., +. II. Palmer, Of Boston,
the Astor House.
George d. Blake of Boston; John +. Rosseel OF Og-
deDsburg; ~ G. Whitmore, OF Mansfield Mass; Thomas
f. Eddy of Fall River and j. j. Schlapper of New York,
are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
c. c. Moves Of Boston: A. N. Neal and wife, Of Della
ware; A. N. Bertram, Of New York; W. H. Phelps, 8.
r. Boyd of Connecticut and Frances Correoso Of Cuba
are stopping at the Iafarge House.
DR. Burnstead and wife, OF New York John R Preston,
OF Mobile; W. w. Kimball, OF Chicago Mr. McGregor and
wife, Of Albany, and Mr. Cheshire of New Rochelle are
stopping at the Union Place Hotel
george sumner, Of Boston; N. G. White W. B. Dana
and wife, of Utica +. V. Kingsley, Of West Point John
S. lsaacs, Of Chicago A. Gershon OF st. Louis and NJ
Aylton, OF Paris, are stopping at the St. Denis Hotel
A. A. Lawrence and r. NJ. Tobey OF Boston; Col.
Beauregard and Lieut. Pease, of the United States Army
r. G. Calhoun OF Bridgeport and Charles Bets and wife,
OF New York, are stopping at the Everett House
f. A. Turpn, OF Caracas; j. NJ. S. Williams OF Cam.
bridge, Mass B. Hoseley, Of Albany, and H. Sibley,
OF Rochester, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. J. "A. Collier and family OF Binghamton; c. NJ
Fletcher OF the United States Navy j. kershaw of Kan
sas W. Stuart and A. Kent, OF Chicago: f. @. Terry
Memphis; j. u jackson, OF Arkansas; G. c. Kim
hrough and A. Dickson, OF st. Louis and W. G. Webster
Ct Maryland, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
The Hon. T. d. Beach, late Douglas candidate for 90
vernon, left Springfield, Mass. Wednesday morning.
for Charlesten s. G. Tho object OF his mission is not
made public Many rumors are rife here.
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Police Intelligence.

A New DopGE--Carl Yoger, German, about 90 years
OF age brought before Justice Osborn at the Lower
Police Court yesterday the charge Of swindlng,
der the following circumsanccs-on Wednesday the pr
called at the Of John H. Lorenzon, No. 205
Division street, and in very confidential manner In
formed him that he had splendid lot OF counterfeit
money for sale, at eleven cents the dollar Yogcr
then showed Iorcnzen gold dollar which he represented
to be counterfeit and said he had 81 600 worth OF the
coin, which no would sell for the very moderate Of
&l10 After considerable bartering Yoger was
given TO understand that his offer accepted,
and be promised TO call again the following
day with the stun In the meantime, however, loren
zeus with detectives Bennett and Micdou
gal when Yogcr called Yesterday 10 arranged that
that he should the $40 though the transaction
was perfectly benedc Yogcr hand promptly and
on receipt OF the each he told orenzen tooow him up
town and he would give him the counterfeit money. ON
their arrival ut the residence Of Mayor Wood the
loomngdale road Yoyer said he occupied the mansion,
and told Torcnzen TO walt outside while he went in TO
passed into the Mayors place with much GOODNESS
Us though he real owner of the estate, and made
sraphtway FOR the hall door Before he got up TO tho
house. however he lodged behind shrubbery aud,
thinking that his movements unperceved, he started
OF NJ full tho neghboring grounds The de-
tccves, who had their eyes him all the WHILE
IN hot pursuit IN moment afterwards and after
citing chase captured the dojger and brought him TO the
police Headquarters In rO0mc street In the possession
o the prisoner found the specimen dollar meant
deceive the unwary, which upon nvestga proved
be genuine. fe had hoped by of this glitteribg
bait to swindc Lorenzen out Of $40 but failed most sig
naly. The dodge new one, and would have been
highly successful perhaps with person loss honest than
M Loronzen Yogcr remains at the detectives Office for
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-01

titled TO place restrictions on the alliances OF ts
bers and 20 forbid annu engagements c,ntraeted
without the sovereigns consent, those privileges did
certainly not pertain to the house OF B0naparte in the
year 1908 Napoleon Bonaparte was undoubtedly Consul
Of the French republic, but that dignity shared by
two other French citizens, and the Office, however
exalted could not well be ened TO that Of hereditary
monarchy. Napoleon, therefore, had no title TO
interfere with the matrimonial engagements OF
his brother His assent was not necessary
to the validity OF the marriage, nor was
he invested with any privilege OF concedng his recogni
ton or Withholding 1t. The Bonapartes, II Is urged
whatever they may have become afterwards, were then
only private family and the doctrines current about
royal marriages not applicable to tho case in ques
ton Such is the plea which the Paterson family pre-
pared to advance.
We cannot anticipate the Judgment Of the French tr
bunal but We confess that in our view Of the matter
the case has very little obscurty About the actual
legality OF the first marriage we entertain not the
slightest doubt Except for the subsequent rise Of the
Bonaparte family, nobody would have dreamt Of
impeaching its validity The Pope himself indeed when
applied by Napoleon for divorce declared could
find no reason for granting and the separation in de.
fault OF such authority was decreed at last by the Arch
bishop OF Paris just as In King Henrys it pro-
nounced by the Archbishop of Canterbury. But all this
leaves untouched the privileges of kings II those prv
eges arc to be held valid Though Napoleon not
Ieignng sovereign when the marriage contracted,
he was so in very truth when he demanded that should
be dissolved and If demand Of that kind admits of JUS
thcaton from dynastc exgences such exigencies could
hen be pleaded. Tho fact indeed that Napoleon himself
took second vito while the first living, and that
the King Of Wurtembeg and his kinsmen agreed to look
upon Jerome as mariageble shows with what latitude
kingdoms stake. Unless therefore, these prcten-
sons are TO be altogether repudiaedS we think that
though the first private marriage valid the second
royal marriage was valid also. We think M. Jerome
Bonaparte is the lawful Of euenl Bonaparte and
we think Prince Napoleon is the lawful Of the King Of
Wesphaa. In ordinary life this would be mpossi-
bity but In royal life i'll has many times occurred,
though rarely without graver troubles than threaten
ed now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-01
Coroners, Omee.

TH SUPPOSED HOMICIDE CAM OLIVER srsEEr-Coro-
Schirmer concluded the inquest yesterday at this
Fourth precinct station house the body of Margaret
BeaIche who supposed TO have been beaten to death
by her husband The evidence went to show that de-.
ceased Of very incorporate habits and that
she recently received very severe falls while ntox
Gated None of the witnesses able TO testify that
deceased beaten by her husband in the brutal man
ner alleged In the anonymous communication TO tho
police The medical testimony went to show that death
was caused by compression of the brain from cot OF blood
the result or violence verdict OF Deah by vioence
received in some manner unknown" was rendered by
the Jury and the Coroner thereupon discharged the hus
band OF deceased from custody.
SUICIDE TAXING PonoS Coroner Schirmer was noti-
fed yesterday to hold inquest at 70 Mercer street,
upon the body of Clara G. Caswe native OF Vermont
aged twentytw years. who committed suicide by taking
corrosive sublimate Deceased, 1t appeared was pro-
prieress Of house Of Ill fame and becoming Jealous or
her lover resolved to put end TO her existence On
Tuesday afternoon she sent for dose of sub
mate and swallowed 1t the same evening. Dr. wykoG
was called upon to attend the dying woman but
standing every effort made to her life she died
In about twenty -four hours afterward Deceased had
only been in possession Of the premises about month
FATAL FAIL.-Nathanel Howard, a resident Of No. Q
Thames street, died at the New York Hospital yesterday
from the effects Of injuries received 1t is supposed by
falling down flight Of stairs Tuesday night. Coroner
Jackman notified to hold inquest upon the body
but IN consequence Of the attendance Of the w.t.
nesees the case had to be adjourned until O'Clock this
morning Deceased was a married man, and was night
watchman by occupation
BoDY REcovERED.-The body Of unknown man, sup
posed TO be that of Captain Joseph Nelson of No 20
ilton avenue, Brooklyn, found floating the Staten
Island ferry slip yesterday Deceased had been missing
since the oath ut, and when last alive he was at
No. ITO Pearl street. Coroner Schrmer will hold in
quest upon the body to-day.