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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-20

DURING the farce of "My Hearts in the
Highlands, at the Drury Lane Tileater, in
London, recently, a married woman in the
audience gave birth to child, causing great
confusion.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-20

T. Ohm B. REGERS0L Is my duly authorized
j agent to transact business for me in my abb
ence. BannOck City, JAN. 8, 1854
1Stf H. D. VAN WICK.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-20
LOST.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HousR.

GITUATED at the old emigrant crossing Of.
- Powder river, where the Walla Walla and
Umatilla join, two miles from King a. Cooperis
bridge, thirty miles from LIE Grand, and thirty-fVe
miles from Straw Ranch. Plenty of hay and
grain for horses always on hand, at moderate.
prices, and the best fitted and furnished house be
tween Lie Grand and Boise for the accommodation
of travellers. Give US call.
+3m sao WIN. D. QUIGLEY & 90,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-20
DIERLAM & WRNTZ

Second Str. Next to Globe Hotel, Dalles, orsgolA
T IMPORTERS and Manufacturers of every dev.
4 cription of Furniture, Beds and Bedding.
HAIR, MOSS, WOOL, CARPETS, OIL CIOTH
UphOlster's Trimmings, Pulu, &C.. constantly
on hand
CT Goods for Shipment packed in the most core.
--a full Manner. ..f
Sept 18th, 1s63.-1m3
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-20

FOREST THEATER.-This spacious establish
ment is now near its completion, and will be
opened this evening for the first time. Post
ers and programmes announce the perform
'anqe, which will end with the "Pleasant
Neighbor, or the Merry Cobbler."
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-20

WE have had the pleasure of hearing Mrs.
Lauya-Overbeck sing, at the Temple Theatsr,
",Nellie Lost and Found" She sings with
an expressive cadence and pathos that plain
y show perfect appreciation Of the sentiment
OF song, as well as excellent control of voice.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
OesIrsS @mefcIN.

Sa sod< bsesa1t nteinEn bkEeea p1e Eesutn e"srsss
tssn renuben umh Rdufern I'm 4nsemttnen bts AutSe,
b0g t@ bfute mstn tSef1dft
SO. aGH g8e q 4rattSsr., uGbe CbnricSsf.s
sSHntt babe nnb ue e teen aDaaEen Sa 9rpCtt
It an 1anD bnben werhf wtl TO ben ssDsrrtFta@iep So
ktn ttaigasn W0rt.rreslen ab!aliea
| E>oLtptSre ben IA NplU 1864 tlIEpcsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01


idm0be i'd paS 8ermSBen. .td5 nil
.arm, aber AUDI fri lein. Nl9r3eu reiIe i'd,
CUR Staet. I'D BIN gu lanse untblti8
gepeien @e1 81.
&u4 1T bereits cine llatsriu4uus au3s,
crcnet. .....
sRaS fcG unteriudt werbeu2
Ietne ab,tammunS,
Nelaaie fubr r4Ib auF.
SD flrGte cine unterIahuug aibt. Wein
8ert'auen auf ren S,rfctbensn. 80.
Qut Ii4 setIulGt. Hs
&'ecr8, mialt aud Du etusn Tosten
l4n'dben =?
Du bib Die Tcdter Gerbarot's!
Oeltgsr Gjctt i'm O;mmsi. .@erro.
l9mdbe ben 2oot tn riht! Sper muIt Du
mir eiaen gcrlpurF aualprsGeu?
Der gelpeiS lisBt ror, uno mein ti1ensr
Bate bat ibn bon Nnts pe1en bin0eltellt.
9ulia 0cu9las, bic trabere 8tTiksriu pteles
Qlnebaules, 1T Deine SHUTTER. Seet teippbnt
lie cas- 0ans @erbdrot's In eet @tabt. DIR
NoUofit ltattet tbr bGufi, 0eIu@e ob.
GoG th Dir aud oas 8enebnen ces olten
6aune3 erflirer2 Ger Waun bat . d, ais
Cn ned eta SarteS Rino nnrlf, or 0tutter
eelohlen, Setrldte bem tletnen 8iu0er
Cener linfen 0ann -.
lRelonic trl& Fllt suilmmen.
8ls lit e8 o1aiit? Itlmm:ltc lie.
S1nres tebluptet, c1B ols 0eiloSleae
Sino cine Nar6e an esni SINCE tra3e
Damn, oonm tin itb eis 356ter oss Mans
mes, bar auf benz Gtelb,tette :. 4Gsiu
@Otf, Das 1T 81 uieI! Wiir l&pineeu oie
eStnne. =. .n6. anb Id, bin cod, unjGu[.
pi5!
Sis lhpanfte unr taiet. nit ten 6dHaen
mad eiusm M6bel s8tmntsrno ali,f Il. AZ
8oeeu. 0'eora uui!ttauB lte e'uno trus RE
tlibe. letlole Traa gu benz @cpba. ouf fc;ut
er re ll,.ft njecetlieB Dann Ilmt er oui
Gle SSnie unb betta htete nlit fu9teu 8liGeu
rie relenrea, unbswsSIihsn 3aBe We'us
nts's RH!Ie l1inem niht mehr 3u I1tagen.
S5ie bet nIdt carum SetpuRt, ,nurmelte e,
Dor lId bin; iie iel6jt 1T eta OpFee res teils
lclen VetIuoes. 9Se.' rieier Summer lam
| ni6t liisen. Die Ande res sD1bnlinniaeu
III Selut9en! D|ein @ctt. unc lie leioet oar.
inter. Welunte. D1sIanie @rburct, cer
Elm 8ern6sen erpnben wrlIte, lit tort
Wcu ibr tpenbsa :id 5ie 9ente Oh; man per,
:ennt iie .uno aud, ih babe lEe uerf1unt
Die grdbli6e 9elpiB6elt bat tie 0rme 40
Spoeu geibmette,t. Id,, uno ib ielblt bls
be IL tbr gebra@t! 9lt 1e nibt un9ll lid
| 8enu9? sou i'd lie il, tblem llnSliift Der
Ialisn!
| tBextFesuss esfat.y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01

ttseb bts flnisea GpGeBiuus Ger 2Duueir3te tn 2rR
bun @r1our sueS Der erea mernii4sn GcaesteH esF
Ser Gtaden hen sttt tetl teincs 2ebtns tn eeH
6oYtt era rpn &c s.o Y1r!a 9bt(nesipbd uue
Stattea iust6gat bat sutse nnee taien SeInnsen
eoQtneet, ppR &c tie Gefhite tsr gseeatn mes ISs
aa.tsc fethsnes tie an HbreMdHc trpt1t une nnheron
Rraniteiten litteu rlfe g. aus, te tti pOglteu e-
rluGen su itor erdtden Gle ct errttnn Eel eerRstn
&leEniastten u. T. 70. uureen nueehei!tlt9 aebe}Ik
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
3ur l1atro.i.duua psr Quadialbseei etatltrt.

8alttmpre eoas gofpttGl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
3,sgSblline !Gy4nfhell.

gtnn tsr trreseIettete unFluss Sansns Gusnbtt bns
CT een 3ein cter ;baItea Ardntsit tn @ aueenpR
full crec Die 5urht por @ntes1aNa TIN api9rt6t G
sne su member. eu Use Gcije tbrs grsiehaaa uab
martet 10 Iaaas ii ii. Spmptonis tff vedsn lsbtIs,
ME T. .. etG mt @eiUm entsUiffft Ens. cine t5ie
NaIs @prer I'm Gcpfe unS tn te1 @!efr, Mbaabme ies
GeiGtB saubbrit anw DIE esr Saut Snpeu ten Bet-
men une arn,su~ Tinren in @stte uub GrtreHS~
ten & st5sn. t1la ttsjs ebsf nit elmer f6edIten
S8neat9et por h treisen kiS Iulest her Gaumen unb
bettein geealiane ts tieies Wrb unb Ter Gre ientn
f@rednen gcictn saOurt eia @nee matt had ttn rad
tere Qanec qrin9t fein Reiferte Aur6tehrt.
Gs III eiue traurtos q re has ueute eeier frT6t-
Barren Srantbs 5am Ger talsn. tn gGlss Ger unss ID.
Gfeit unpIIeute praSIer. !ree tus Mnweucuns ieaes
stti&en Ges res IRE fir3 bic Genuttcn cernitten une
sen 8e1 bsy Hatsns III en eleaets Daetn nerpauesE.
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OraanIitbs G6pdbs

rp snptrsds 2s5st;t unb eie Vriie ge tpssbr beres
feGf GeeS tuEb1re f! en-. msidt eas 9eteEe une
bis @te uns 8GGtpmm2uidait unmGat ma@t tf.ot kAs
Gscs Degev bic tGren Sci eni6aen uubeioauen tStne1.
Sumse geute fa5 sa ettt 81 Nueretfun9sn senegt neil
Te eigsn utd esndu Eeanen .obJleib e dud eur
Struren NetsribIe9sn TN Sdru Stesn une nnetrt Gr~
atsm entFsn fann, 70 t e sod astasattt cine SsIss
auansn koetts aro ter GrusUns ebes Denen ntsIs
sen ptIb tie @ betalt@en 91fsFn ersekn cIs ben Densn
bic b speifs fnt
- Sfftcs, glc. z giS.6rebersditr,
ge6en Ebnrea ocn 8altimprsi3r., 5(tlihe Sette,
bic Slufeu biuonF.
Nlon merle M gcneu Inb sAuSnummer, kelt anrDiTeR.
h uns ruserts 5ataSsr, ewr4trebtns nne 9erfenlOt
Quafialtsr, SGnpftdey, @tteelwtneF SrnBenretniser
Gac 9lmpeupuser ~. Bn reBeIndBse 4erJte
Unh auern Gage3ceen o0n Dr. 5CtnfonS Nn IN esr Nbs
@8 A0e YlsTe mullen esnen gPf-Ssan'v ensfaItsn
Gin4 {.iIu s. z G31f:f suqs'i6est.
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aeNetmea aganEAelten

senS trerteu ais Ia iS; 3euser Ssuntbststt SAn&be
tn JGtA uap osH !tepsrs Gniunbnneen Ger Ntsrtn
Ure Btae, 9Jeg8ngtl bpde eeT Nerrer, Wds
eenitUa6e, WItt3fet 8tefseeftlaatubsis @trfdnees'
t&pi6e 6eTBtl1pfei Idi6eEHbe 3ststyu, IGsen i&pis
&1rntsI, 8rpfitmCry GHtiitHpun9 i SaIes, bar Waif
Der 9Gnee pss AfaaenS Ginletree une a1tr iener
llstsI bic eetlen settts Oepobnte ten Der use b.
pe!t tren Oprn eefitriber nG ais Ger Stremsn Sc.
Glre een GeStrten tt$ eisS k&rrbren un6 lccnn u@t
1stfs seteilt wsrbfn tte sansemren Cnanset trernt.
ten @dwis her Geuatsutton ne:pcrttueta bic Che Ius
mHn MAIDEN unb 5ulsst teE GSrper nue Gtrn serfSrtn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
lE}e;n,.bsrs az bfad,sen

Or ScbnnCa tletes aOen 2tnen fsue 6Ife an reGe no
Sur iclGt esbstre Mne uIuasuvliG @ei unb S6rser
crenrt pr tie Mrtett bic 8ee1iae ete unfdbIs
aG6eute 2difes eeihn3dbt hGben-
pier nc ttnta traUreen rne ttsla:eneDertbeI BcIs
gen ruben Gearhnbetten res Voters Sfw de i'm 8i.
Ten Hnh ben Gltstern srseu In &sf S6mide eeS @e.
S geymf ber @ta tsfraT 6srIt.Uriea ne bSfe unruts
Waaen6wi6c unrrbuunG ter 0ereaaunss, Sreaae G1ses
Eaetae @nttedISpn6, Spnricue ktF S&ptneSurh&s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
"a ben aIleinisen Gigner
8. q Crn no. 76 9anoOsr, @cec ron CanntnEEs
aeeemNber rem Waarste, Na!timcres

gsr,ae.t2sa 8irDeers &6snee bon BEN 9tmtttsfat
Ser DprGbrseE ernie fowte Gne spetue ne Steaer sss
0uelst6t pne sH iolsetn grstlen.
x6e 5anSstr eHs GanSeafr, eeefnGbes
c9sHu1 ayl hein NRGrfte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01

9sg sgein7|3s @toe ia es 22eIt. 'co itbsrs
I1neQe unQ s. 1: - s. :. Il;
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
DR.. Johnston,

ees stu3i9s 2jt5t. asldsF an9'i*t-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
DoS fetnfss unS YUIIeneetete SrMcbts xcmitsSSiFse
GEierer Scit
Die 8OnisbIume (The Honeysuclie}
ELIXIR. DE WIT N.

v
Dteks Epnte 1ttterS eihes felt IGnss etnen trrsKe
Rpf IN Europa esss uns In eieem sanb nel tn @ebreaG
cinnt IA aus benz ttinen Gpetls tn Derbtnpurs t e<s
SSntaS Ubsr GasearlG OnDs i'm Deet Ger 0eituatca esf
ire. RuS bot E3 eaeltt IL 1sn sAG'engeT eeT 3seez
se @erDannnesoTeent seF miFtes' eeattst anh tS
.Das sAtFsastrars unieser Ssiss
bssra&tet. 4..s.e,.-
SoeibsHser eaawratsnrt @ppt5steg &c. nhen III eSete
Wrudt Spre= Bsters ene mertbpSIe aueIe bts PROFITS
penn etnn nal seges bic SaEer u rbBe 6aFepe ietn 10
fan N@t pe aneeEs cstannt Gi:ts1s bdnet mHebe spe
ben aer5bnGen sDIIea" free Idltssr 6l1itsn rnb aA
cxrTeneen Gttaueen eb, NIB D. es Don etr wtrpopAe
Snarete en rsst rcrcGn oersn 2Dtur9sn az cptGs
Dradue l15f Dopren Gnertdnnt pprpen no, 10 lQe
pet es Stter, np eeM &r5t esr 81 on'penoes
ale Iria ttters fttt es beres einer &sSarl u 0etn
hett bss e Eiades ais nnlteetrrea ed tnpem g ava
naansen tn BsInSt rte GbOtic1ce GAfee Sbss Santue
anbeIn burhr15S pnn sulest N elm rpuF1notees @GnN
an elm 2snisarGes Dttters bet 1nunertstn'
fen iberaee. uue e bdbtr tn eher 6duStnlt6 mcQtfn
certCbteten 5p9eS, Neaaurattpn unertbfprt& letn
ehces.ie q stau Aaenten tDanen NIT sr6enh eMerxGs
tdt pees pSE SttterS tn SAer 81 DpSsne Ea9sss
BI3fHea bErA
-. ben oIleinisen Gigner
g. &3Crn NO. 76 @ancDsr'. Gcfc BON CamSeHRSs
eesemaber Gem DRarste, 2sn!timcre,
rerIpret rerptE.
GiSners duf sen aort perlepen ~.
Observation-Disclosures erhaltem bic 81 eem Dtrs Gnselts~
ten cp0ar IltbearGpba ustdneeIAtIber srntts
Dte eren 5la6en Etrben (iecc6 ren) bet bsv ndnFtS
siteGune st $lOO Dwssss fronec Saini0ss tnAeKsss
eebra6
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gsnh.ira.h.te NeE:casa.

stsr @Cde tzeIe Ga ~ tsyFe}yatben beatHtisen. unt @
pbutiGer 5duie eeersenas dascveu Stnre tss tewust
iinb ipaten uRUeygltt &r. SC&nfen 81 Wa6e aiebeH.
@le 5tnerujIIs eegeu tie STE rbriGe ceer feee Ger
rdttne Retibargt osr Ite ceE 3usrn wnp Ghpidf
s lftpfung fer tretlt3i.en Nr rerten tneu fartTt.
Rerientse trsl&ey f eer &ehGut!uu9 uns TurIprae
Dr. Setrftca un'eg.ieG Eaan tb ots etuem Gbgeuuaane
ctne SurG M anoertraus unt SosFttlI Ggf lstue Srit
JE8e @eiGtltdfeit ueslasn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01

Die 3reSt!tn gerfRnsen ees eGsss ane ftbr sH fIts
ten, Gerlu @eAidtntss @ertrrrgng her SeeeR @e.
traett Der etnestafie, b6s Ntnun9eg @bnesssne boz
ter Seieui6aft, udt G Gt1fameie, gtetranen eesen
fb eIbE. g@I@a1tet I. ~. pnS ftasse ess f&lmmen
Bplse, ss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-01
1siRtga

Die f3reSt!tn geirfRnsen hes sGiseS ne ftbr "a It
ten, WerluR ees geeadtnte6. WerrrrIns Nr Seeea Ses
ber gefea6aft. udt a Giufamteie, gFtransn Sesen
5Otsf
a.s. ~ 5uoAe 4utt, ss
BE @ sus yesnIi6s aal,r sefdrpad tateu Ste F 70 pis
gen &c aundtttp fpreH, ieIo I'm 9shais hurt gstus.
asa. Hte unsettst,. es ets unaSsli@ maiden une
SStper C5h eFBrer nsen ioortst nctbslu ats
ts tpwR. &oldfe 4sripnsu rnsu iAe.sn In Gle
Gb e.Gssa55aG4a sg
stsuten taB sn seuntsr Self vn6 Elm snrsr S6rrsr ii.
urtepsa t5aea Grfeyeeras tnr etadDeR Gladieihtstt
Ene So c5ue kae irp BE Reie res Qebsns ns tsaurie
gttsriatrt. Die auedsfn ees ss6 nScsgfufern M t''s-
i9 an?ete See m:Eh sreriien BON gtrsrCipun6 le me-
ldn6piiIasn SstradlnBeu taB ane tle srenesn nslat
@etsrs esnsEesn. psr'rsteerr fnk. s
lltte hey SprslTe.
gte tle gaueute psite rdtseak btr Jeetsu sBsuss6n
Satre 1T eis er Nnalt tetrt ee une tie Nense MID
Har mGntlrtlien Srtra s9neE Geipe Or. SebERc an3S
flbre kensu hie tureh- Raspry rRle dntere
&ereneR teiwpfnea gp1eH e14 ""et!tam AZ oeeerhren
Mia!su Hutf gttg: rii15 eti O IL esu9 ouf ietreR
Gtasa'ssr elG Gsse IN gsesr3aa Gterase Nrb @e-
ntientsaisft ipe fsgeGeeR eias stEsss6sAe 9eIa5r-
teaGEg.
9:olt;
G8 gft. clele sus e,te untetautatE Guddidlter,
weide fa2 cts Qss;is llne 4E bneus s.ntnn.
r m etba9nigde Uue psraarlice giadnlader. wle tbr
2e6ew Gaiatt eeg gtien 9att Ter Dleetn fem rte
tyieiien Ntrne fremetea e icet e4slrafl8 eeeleete
Gsrs tultsu sen ltuer arenen pnerit9s MrGeS atntn
ban idp III braugi ts heHnokCtt " ueg 9sde etrdlt
der gDete in tire SaNrs tsmnsn. efrn0 dapen an1 run
Er Sehniiun halt beBba!s fus u.hreneig sn ere
w8brsu tefSntsrs fir sege reid mil etn5m 0lnfe unse
tann: nb saS feine 85lapbaansf esf 9sSsls ssansts
In istnay > ice lssQsE.
2a.n sssssa3
d. So uipn III ser singa, resflmafss 6eeltste Mrtt
gsldfr bic 9etiuns een eewien arlnEb item cnie estnt
ttel une Sebantlnns nb Guu, AnEsten edHiIi9 unbt
Saut Tst teranaebiltst entn eetsn nSldss er IN
teu sy6ftan cptie Gurrpas unb rem ersa esees can'
ees Sub GGte, n6Wt: GnslGnh NrcnIeiH rne IN rent
1to6ler Tblaselstio pne CT Bat ene Gus seeH'
sre Drarts ais aGs dntersL HerstR esr aoeIt.
DER elaer fG Ger Tfese res DR. SCbnrn a. tstna eck
eann f ptrtausH ietse G9re ais RunA 1ub sae @s~
Id dl6tett ais GySss
OJzs OffIe.: 3S z 9 Sdss.grtbsst6a araes Extes
Nsas usu G0lssmcreAr.r ns5en teE a4sptsterroBss"
Ranternnfbeiten hssxben idnsiI Gebeslt.
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SuNc* NGnuer.

bscnbsrs tpels tie Sper isre eeten Qacr8 ost0orbe
ne cas- tibrlb II ptta &aasure IL etY su rIbts Grab
geiS rede eu:tb 3ye eEhabsuen Eslent nrb enpdelen
Geranee6frae NIT Gem 3ounsr her Dereamett ben See
uus besctsr rr 2ter bSautarnCe E0He entIcs haten
$pRrtsn, r1Bgeu Icp nit ppaeni @sytrauen 1e5en.
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yuQ9e ( utt

BE Gh 6ur BenIife 2alr geGpat tatep, Ste e 70 Sii
been &euten ctr IN ter 5ule Irns beren SOL
Gen &c aund9tttd pireg eIes I'm ShIais, hurS 9olus
as. ft Uenn ungettsits sis sts unmSsltd MAIDEN une
C5st 3erEreE cu ipicrt ee n6trsGu
f spwn. olde psripnsn mleu beepr sse In tte
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

ped h& osotners aroused from tpsh slumbers.
and ereped n their night cs1heA This wkuess axe her
.sher knew noshing concsfnng Che origin OF the nre
NO other witnesses were swon md Corouer Rauuey ad
urned Tue further nvesssGatsen e4M eeveo O'Clock ths
morning Fro Marsbsi Baker k rendering valuable as
sstauce to the Coroner ~ uroshug testimony exan,n'
lug witnesses. nc.
Corooer collin yesterday he'd inquest at the New
fosk Hospital oa the body Of wm Henning the husband
aud ather Of the unfortunate family who lost their lives
by bong burned TO death IN their apartments No Dcyers
street Mr. Henning, II viii he remembered. fell from
thssd story window and fatally injured himself the
Jury found that deceased 10 his death from nur es
caused ~ al accidental fal from third story window
while tndeavoring TO escape from the Ore the corner
o. Chatham slnare aud poyers street. on the moo'og
q May Q, 1884" 4"H" ssR@FAA 9@&0N&
FATAL RAILROAD Aco,DsSr.-Ou Monday evening the
horses attached 70 freight Sesougns the ~ie"
Railroad Company. while passug up Fourth avenue oear
Fourteenth street ran against ana xnocked down lad
fifteen years OF age, named James MCGUIRE, who was
attempting TO cross the track Before he could escaIe
the wheel pAssed him. causing almost instant
DEATH Ocer Carroll. OF the Fifteenth precinct arrested
James BeuIs the driver. aud took him 70 the station
AssN
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Before Judge Brady.
MAI 3-&epAn Clark Jdmas AND Erdstsa Brooks -
The trial this having been sst down for 70 day.
the counsel for the defendants appeared In court and
stated that during the sitting Of the general term last
month the trial set down for the secood Monday In
June. and asked postpooeaent TIL that time
Mr.. Cram urged the speedy trial Of the case, and
stated that II had been pos,posed TOO often. Every
courtesy bcen shown the dstendants but through
their counsel they kept staving the OF from term 70
term, until finally the matter would be lost sight of
Mr.. Smyth said that the srgumeut before the gene
raj term Mr. Grams partner, Mr.. Robinson, offered
objection 70 setting the case down for June.
Mr. Cram thought the general term bad no right TO
postpone tho matter until June. The on the
calendar for TO day aud ought have been tried He
held n hts hand the affidavit N his client wherein he
states that on examining the books u the Ecmng Erpr
estabsbmcu n accordance with the order the Court,
he discovered that the ledger had been muae that
Il impossible 70 arrive at the truth Why these
alterations and occurred he would leave a for
the Court infer. IL certainly good intention
towards his client, and demanded tho aieotion o( bis
Honor.
Judge Brady-r win take the papers Mr.. Cram, and
read them over. 10 regard 10 the posipDnsment, Mr.
Robinson certainly did admit that he willing every
indulgence should be granted the defendant account Of
his official position a. member d Congress, which
dered IL difficult for him 70 be In attendance.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

The following comparative statement shows the
age condition OF the leading items OF the Philadelphia
bauks for the past and previous wcek-
Last Week. This Week.
Loans $39 $50 567 80 TO 433
Specie ......... ............. 4,095.4T5 1912 349
Legal tender Observation-Disclosures. Ia 02s 922 l432i, ,5ll
deposits ........... 81 1893 237 3T,75 535
Circulation Observation-Disclosures. 2,253,3S5 2,24I SS5
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
marriages. AND DEATHS.
BIarrsesv.

kM UlArrteO. TfN
AuSTk-BiiIsT--A " est arms, WestCAoster county
wednesday. April ev By the Rev y. vsn wyke DAVID
A. AUSTIN TO GEoRCkrTA HLkrr. daughter o Charles
Billet Esq. all OF the above place.
Iss-DosmK- IL Monday. May z. at the Sesdeucc
of che br.de by the Rev Dr Galaudet, JAS ENGLISH
OF Philadoiyhs, 70 Mss CARHs H. DoaBiE OF this city,.
HEP-Krxs. -0n sunday May 1. by the Rev Dr. Gels
senhaner. Mr.. FRkDSRioK AUGUST HEr OF Denma x, 10
MISS EMMA VIRGINIA KIRz, Of New York.
Mon --wsLpes.-Oa Thursday evening, April %
al tho resdc0oe OF she BRIDES parept by the Rev.
MaioA. Nc. j. hoNALx TO hiss " A. WElDoS, all os
BROOKLYN. H. d.. s.F n4y4t4 an E. 55taao.ss 80 y |
qmrsox--PER0u On Moadsy Nay 2, at the church Of
the Resurrection. by the Rev. f. . Fagg. Mr. wLIAn
Tlsrsos Mss JULIET C.. eldest daughter OF Edward
Percy, all OF this city. No cards,
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
CoronsRs' Tnquests.
rHE DoYsRs STREET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE.
FORE C0RoNKR RANnRv.

Coroner Ranney commenced "a Investigation at the
Sixth ward station house yesterday afternoon ,
with the view Of asccstanins the causes which
resulted in the melancholy calamity at No 1
Doyers street early on Monday morning A large
number OF witnesses were summoned 70 appear
and give their evidence 10 the case but cny Two were
which the are broke out testified at great length but be
seemed 10 be utterly ignorant 70 the origin Of the fre,
and nothing elicted from Mr. Sullivan throwing the
least light on The matter. Nj Sullivan, however,
is 70 bs further examned and IN The mean
time be remain8 10 the House OF Deteatiou
Nancy sullivan, . girl fourteen years Of age,
daughter the previous witness. teetned 70 being
awakened al three IN the morning, while hee father
from The tubs used BY Sullivan 10 hls bssses asSA our
riss sod lesAhsr dreasss On bsng swakssed ths vit
covered oalV tew-fss ssck q q lesuolI ere tss
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

AsRKs Receipts, so bbs Market seidy, with sales
Of 40 bbs., at 50 for pets and $il Tor pearls
BRsADsrUrrs Receipts. ~ o33 bbls. dcur, l7l bbs
and .3sl bags meal rs bushels corn and s2s do.
rye Tho hour market was SC. 15c. lower and dull,
with sales OF 1000 bbs state and Western. 200 do.
Southern and 800 do Canadian, closing shade 6rner
with The rise In gold and sellers at inside prices
OF rye aour 100 bbls sold aud OF corn meal 300 do
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

The Iebgh Coal and Navigation Company have decided
that full certificates Of stock in the capital Of the
pauy shall be forthwith issued the holders Of the scrip
certificates according 10 the number Of shares 10 the
iate certificates specified and that until the necessary
exchange certificates be effected the present hold
Of said scrip certificates Be entitled here.
after all the rights aud privileges Of Stockholders Of
the COMPANY
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

There was demand in England for bullion OF all
on the 22d uli and fair supply in the market for ord
nary wants soyeregns continued 10 be drawn from
the bank TO some extent for export
The cotton market 10 Memphis, on the 9th ut vas
very active and tue stock on hand was nearly cleared
out at advanced prices The receipts during the pre-.
ious twenty four amounted three hundred aud
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

The foFeign exports o. The port OF BALTIMORE during
last week amounted in value TO $3.50 ,46T.
The following Is comparative statement OF the
cepts aud expenditures Of the Long Island Railroad
during the years ending the 3lsi Of March n 1868 and
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

The ndcatoDs OF the above exhibit favor the concu.
sion that banks getting little the excite
nent past week two, and very generally
tending their leading items.
The returns OF Bank Of England for the end
ing April 20 compare as follows statement OF the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-03

CArruREp ny A NEaRo.-Tbe Ricbmo,,d
Enquirer gives rather exulfinr accn,nt ,ti,y ~
the recspturc Of one Of the escaped ISS IaSbv :,
prisoners by negro. The editorsays: ''
One Of the captures Of Wednesdsv no.
made by an American citizen ~ 1f-s... w.
descent The dusky captor was q - ~ - c,a ss.d
In q matutinal dig in his potato esJu 5estch
when he observed the fugitive oficsv .,raa RssyI'
ing It across the field. Seeing that hs p, wors s
susplel9gsly E ;y piue gar garments the darksy
tgVine; Something to the efIect ~ ~ y = e e
where being the reply, the darfey ,1;,{ r;y,
COURAGE and patriotism worthy Of |m,na, mor
talify, brought his hoe to charcss ''.v, snd
responded, YES you Is, dough-ven do,a o,,e
orQke o1k q one e Gem m prisons come ss;;onc,
Ne 1ous1 handed him over to ia IA nsasea< n'a 2
ana returned 70 by potato patch, coVers3
with glory inc Yankee arrived, under
due guard yesterday morning. ''