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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-27
SALES Ar AUCTION.

MORRIS WILKINS AUcrIoNEER
M Elegant Household Furniture, rosewood rlanoiorte,
Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets Chandeliers, &c
NJ n LUDLOW n GO will sell nj auction, on Thursday,
April "a 1855 Io O'clock at the private residence ~ West
Nineteenth street Fifth and Sixth avenues CONSIST
ing part Of elegantly carved rosewood rarlor SUITS IA
crimson satin and maroon plush; carved ros ,si
fianoforte, elegant French plate Pier and Nantes
Mirrors, marble-top Center and Fancy Tables nne
top Buffet Arm Side Dining Chairs, Secretary BOOK
CAGES Library Tables and Chairs carved walnut and hog
French bedsteds Dressing Bureaus Washsttnds, RAJ
bssses Mattresses holsters and Pillows Velvet brussels
Carpets Ocothe, elegant Damask, Reps ana
Curtains, Window Shades Mante Vases, &c Also all
the elegant Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the
house together with Kitchen Utcnss with which tho
fae win commence. Catalogues at the auetioneers oee,
no Pine street.
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u -, OFFICE, q Liberty STREET.

GEORGE COOK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 LIBERTY
u street. Adjourned sale OF elegant Household Furni
ture on this Day at ios O'clock At NO Barclay street
made Furniture for Parlors Chambers Libra
Dining Rooms being OF the best stocks Of fur
nure offered at auction this Sale absolute Gaia:
sale.
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NOR SALE-A VERY VALUABLE HEAVY BLACK
Horse years old suitable for every kind Of heavy WORK
sound kind all Must be sold
want OF use Apply JAMES II. COOK, 100 Broome St,
corner Sheriff.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A BREWSTER ROAD WAGON,
also top Wagon, city built Apply at ~ South William
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ExECUTRIx SALE OF BOOTS SHOES E nSI;Tn
Auctionee viii SELL this nay Thursday, April n at 10
A. M No Asor place. all the Stock OF Boots Leather,
Of Patent Leather Boots Caliskin Boots Shoes Brogans
Caters also English oak and hemlock Sole Leather,
French Caskn Goaskin Grain Leather, Patent Leather,
Morocco &c also quantity Of Findings, Lasts Store Fix.
lures Desk
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A UCrfON NOTICE.-A. q BURNHAM, AUOTIDNEER
n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PLANOfORrE, &C, Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THIS DAY Thursday, sale commencing ut O'clock
r. pr residence, No. Il3 West Twenty third St.
sixth avenue.
Parors-rwo quits Furniture, covered brocatel,
rly:-re.r- tee Sofas, Arm, Oval Back and Reception
Chairs gercsnnd Centre Table match rich Lace Curtains,
Silt Cornishes plate Mirrors rosewood octave
Panoore made b. celebrated city maker Velvet and Brus
sells Carpets Paintings by Cole. Huntington, Laner, and
other eminent artists and walnut Chamber fun
urc suites Bedding, Sc Extension Table Buffet Dining
Chairs Silver Casters Tureens Dinner, Tea Service
Sheffield Table Cutlery, &c. Sale peremptory.
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IIENRY II. LEEDS AUCrIONEER.--H II. LEEDS
IL MINER win sell by auction Thursday, April 27,
at 0 o'clock at No 1893 East Tenth street. Household Fur
nurc consisting or Brussels Carpets mahogany Sofas and
Chairs IN hair cloth gt frame Pier Mirrors mahogany
Clock Gandoles mahogany and Reception Chairs
in hair cloth; gilt frame Engravngs, linen Window Shades
black walnut iastand MAHOGANY Bedsteads Bureaus with
&C. Hair Matresses Straw Pailasses &c Also an assort-
ment of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will COM
mence Further particulars in catalogue.
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PROPOsALs.

IpoToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENr--TO CoNTRA
Separate sealed proposals each endorsed v
Wy and the date of Offering viii be received ut
~ Pc IN O'Clock A. OF Thursday, April a. 1856
.hn conatrcton OF the following street improvements
vi, .Pavine with cobbe stones Sixteenth street from
nne TO East rivers avenue G, from sixteenth TO :
and Twelfth avennes, and Thirty seventh street. betws
Ic~inrton and Third avenues Paving with stone bl 4
Barcny street from College place to West street; cone.
ing receiving basins and cuyerts aud near Eleventh
nus. from Fourteenth 10 wentysixth streets and sewers
street. from West street to Hudson river Eigh
third from Third to Fourth 'avenucs and Oak sur
from James oliver Specifications and terms
bids en- be obtained application TO the contract cer
this office.
noun \. .h%f5fddn croion Aqueduc' Board
OFFICE CNOios AuCfDCcr DfPAkTaENr,
April 10. iSS
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HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.- 81
III Nassau street, opposite Post ohce.-MINER q som
EkViLLE will sell at auction Friday April rs, ut lOl9
O'clock Mt the private residence W Second gencel
Household fnrnure consisting in part Of rosewood aud
mahogany Parlor Suits, Dining Room Suits, Extension
Tables marble top Centre Tables Dressing Bureaus and
washsands Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
and Ocohs Brocatel aud Lace Curtains and CornIces,
French plate Mirrors Glass Ware, Crockery, Kitchen
Furniture and Utensils, &c.
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THE GREAT TROT.
l. Fashion Pleasure Ground Long Island Friday April -
three p NJ, rain shine match for $2OU; mile
heats best three In Ave in harness Pffer the
celebrated brown stallion Harry Clay Dan Mace names the
celebrated bay stallion Commodore Vanderbilt Boats eav
Thirty street ferry every fifteen minutes James slip
every hour for Hunters Pont In addition 70 which engage
convey enable them 70 witness
the trOt JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager
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M DOUGHTY, AUCroNEER, WILL SELL, ON
WI Friday, April 20 at 0s O'Clock, the entire geneel
Household furniture contained ia house No 33Wes Thirty.
9th street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues consisting OF
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets rosewood Pianoortc ma
hogany Sofas Chairs Centre and Gard Tables, Mirrors Cur
Waslstlnds Toilet Sets Extension Dining Tables, China,
Crockery and Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture Catalogues
a no of sal
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TWO FRors-oN THE UNION HALF MILE TRACK
Seventy second street and Bloominsdae road on Friday
April rs At o'clock for $69 side e WAGONS best II no
berts Creeping Jenny Second trot same Day for
$50 side TO wagons VIM. NJ Roberts names Honest ABE
James Mclaughlin names Miles o Reilly Good day Admit
lance 80 cents. JAS. FINLAY, Manager.
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HENRY ID. MINER, UCTIONEER-sALEsROOM 81
IL Nassau street, opposite Post onice-MINER sOMER
WILLIE VIII sell at auction, Thursday April "a at TO-
O'CLOCK at the private residence 30 West Thirty second
street. elegant Household Furniture, consisting In part OF
rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits In silk brocate
black walnut Dining Suit black walnut Extension Tables
elegant Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ingram and Threepy
Carpets Ocoths and Stair Carpets rosewood Pianoorte
rosewood marble top Centre Tables rosewood Card Tables
Tetes Arm Chairs rosewood and mahogany Bcdsteads
Curled Hair Mattresses Feathed Beds and Bedding,
Bolsers and Pillows Elegant Cut Glass Ware, China Din
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HENRY D. MINER AUCrIoNRER. sALEsRooM NO

IL 81 Nassau street, opposite Post Office.
MINER SOMERvILlE will sell a auction, Friday
April & at 10 O'Clock Mt the private residence l6S Yves
Twelfth street, geneel Household Furniture, consisting
rosewood Paor suits and Centre Tables French plate Mir
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets black walnut
mahogany Dressing Bureaus Extension Tables Dining Room
Furniture Lace and other Curtains Ocoths Stair Carpets
Rugs, Curled Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bolsters
Pillows, bedroom Suits, Cut Glass and Crockery Ware
Kitchen Utensils, &c, DC.
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TTAMBLETONIAN, BASHAW AND OTHER CHOICE
Ill stock-Three line Kentucky thorough bred Mares IN
foa by Risdyks Hanibeon BAY Stallion 10 hands
second to none, by kisdyk's Hanbetonian; one Bacs
Stallion very ine l3si hands, by Bashaw, half bohcr t
Lantern, fast par brown Morr Colts 1914 hands grca
style. superior carrae horscs Gray Mare @ young
inside $50 al lately country for SAFE inquire
of George, stable ii Vest Forty second street
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I'M nrnKE. ArcrInNrEp. nFFICR 40 4 ASTON

IL. phceWin scn on FRIDAY 18th INST at II O'Clock the
Furniture Of the house l61 sullivan street; well furnished
Throughout Wt rood Substantial furniture, Heis, Bedung
,aTetH &C., lhcluiing rosewood black walnut and ma
bogany Furniture
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u COTTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON THIS
day April q, at l0n O'Clock at 2A5 West Twenty third
street. furniture of the family declining
ing It win comprise rich Carpets French plate Mirrors,
Paror Suits in velvet and brocate Curtains and Corces
Dress Centre and Side Tables Wadrobes
dining Tables breakfast and dining Chairs In solid oak TO-
gether with article of furniture In the house. Gaia
Iogues early the morning of sale.
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A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER.-OFFICEN NO. 8 PINE
n. streetAucon sale Of handsome Household Furniture
Thursday April r. 1863 at l0 o'clock A. NJ at the resi-
denee 72 Wes Twenty eighth street consisting In part OF
mahogany and haircoh suits suits Chamber Furniture
aced mahogany rosewood and mahogany Bookcases,
rich India China service. Aubusson Csrpetns also two
valuable Celestial Terrestrial Globes comprising
general assortment OF Pafior Chamber and Dining Room
Fun.
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A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE NO PINE
n. streetPeremptury sale of elegant Country Seat,
New Rochelle. Wcschcstcr Co. N " at public auction
Thursday prl II at the Exchange Salesroon Ill Broad
way IL O'Clock NJ. Tins is OF the places in New
Ro ice, within four minutes walk OF depot House large
r. tuds handsomely laid Terms accommodating Bills
e. ll!ce OF Auc Oneer. No Pine street.
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T,OR SALE-A YOUNG BAY HORSE, l5s1 HANDS HIGH,
il superior style and action Cassus Clay stock warranted
offered of the leaving the city, Can
be Westcotts stables, Liberty street. Brooklyn
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nor sALE-ONE PAIR SMALL BAY HORSES, Is
hands high, sound and perfectly kind; and rot
gait less than three minutes single double also
one Double Harness nearly Inquire at BENZ
AIBROS, Third avenue and Seventeenth street
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TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE EXPIRATION OF MY
lease Mercer VIII sell al
nv stock OF Horses " agons Harness. Blankets, Stable
Utensils fine large safe. public auction, Thursday
April n, 1865 AZ 10 o clock A. NJ.
A. BARROWS, 10l Grand street.
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TTENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
III II. H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction on Fri
day. April g. at 104 o'clock, at 48 West Twelfth street near
Seventh avenue Household Furniture consisting Of Brus
sells and Ingram Carpets rosewood Furniture covered In
figured brocael marble top Centre Table,
mahogany marble Pier Table marble and orolu Clock
black walnut Chairs In rosewood Bookstand
mahogany TX octave Boudor Piano by Erard mahogany
Bookcase black walnut marble top Hall Stand, rosewood
marble top Dressing Bureaus Round Table mahogany
Chairs and mahogany Bedseads Hair
Card Tables mahogany marble top Pier Tables Stair Car
pets China, Crockery and Glass Ware.
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nj DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
lv day April 27 ate O'Clock, NJ IA West AZ ST. near
Oil Paintings do Engayngs rosewood raor Suits, rose
wood Etgere marble Centre Tables Lace and Bfocel
Curtains, Buffet Extension Dining Tables, China Dinner
and Tea Sets Glassware Cutlery, r. Ware Dressing Blu
reaus, Washstands Bedsteafs together with general
Kitchen Enrnltmre
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IJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-H II. LEEDS
Ii MINER will SELL by auction, Friday April rs, at
10Y o'clock 6S West Fourteenth between Seventh
and Eighth avenues, Household Furniture consisting OF
Velvet Brussels Carpets rosewood Suits rosewood Ea
Ornaments and Brackets lace Window Curtains
Shades mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Washsands. &C.;
Wardr0bes Cottage Suits (enameled). Dining Room Furn
tureviz: Extension Dining Table, Buffet; Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows and other articles Sec catalogue
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EHORTGAGEE'S SALE.-UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
M ehael mortgage will sell public auction this day,
April a. 1864 at az O'Clock =. M at 81 Eldridgs street.
Circular Saw lot OF Betting and shaftng and lot Of Ma
chnery, Pnieys, &c. r. COLLINS
Attorney Mortgagee.
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LNOR SALE-THE FASTEST AND PRETTIEST LITTLE
Yacht in America; 80 feet long, 10 horse
engine draws feet; speed II miles hour Inquire at
Wall street room IL.
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New Military Divisions.

Wd'hin0ton, J.ne 'th. The fo.loring division.
have Just teen arrsngod:
fust-Thr Military Division Of the Atlantic Tbi.
eoirpriscs the Department OF the ta-t e i,onart
r.ent Of lennsy vauiG, The Middle D,3,rtmsut
NlsiniL Nouh CGroina and south Carolina No ic
commanded hy haoEGeneTA Meade head iusrtc. /.
AZ fhIlAde .phia.
Ns'oni-lhe Military Division Of the Nl..i..ipni
lhls Includes the department oi the Ohio, tho H.
,muheht OF the Northwett. the department Of tile
missouri ana the DvrartuCnt OF Arkan-la 10 bo
teLs at 81, Louis. ''''
~ ,IIhWa-Ihe military Division Of the Tennc,.cc.
lhs comprise heu'uCk,, Icuuc-ser NilsI-sipni
HlAbana Georgia and tlouir, 10 he cou,t.ian' ~,
I nashville "''1'i"A' '''r
Ionrth.-lhe MiliIay Division OF the southwest
- ms conpil-cs luu.sianL ltNA New N,tIco ana
Arizona to be- commanded bs Maior.t,eurfai Sh", .
Dan headquarters at New O.ieDns
rum. he Military Division OF the Pacific n no
eNMmHNlc ul Mllui-ntuoial haii,ck heaiIuar.
tc!s a. sEn flancrco. ''''
These divisions are s'vcrally divided into depart.
nen's each with srpecrL commsnaes These com.
nanaors have not yet heen determined on In all
ta,.
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From the Pacific Coast.


Ihe steamship Co,tS Ri-a, from Aspiuw.il. Ma,
'l'i ha' arrived a. his port briusns 81 pa. enee-.
aud S5io,2 In specie
tCorys'p,ni.nc, cr n, SUM
PA>AMA, May si.t
! Ire United state. steamer state Of Georgia vii
cave Npih.h ios Csr'hascna slout She IL Of june
f me pufpoto Of conv, M yor.teueral sickle. TO
'h.- fthmu'. on his return 70 Eoso'a
| Lieut. Commander Edward pauldins arrived on
ihe ''htaus BY the Costa Rics to t.ke command O,
tie 'loop Of war Cyauc, nov in thi. ~.
The Peruvian brig Of var Gui-kfroir Ac.r.,I,o
With the distinguished political prisoner "a
General '"'ills on board, arrived tn this h.rbof on
'he 23i inst
The revolution in Peru, a'thoush of verv co-.t9
erabo importance. appear. to have b,en very I,,iy
fieuef by the legitimate governments OF Pre.idcp,
fczct, and there is every reAson 10 hsiey, th,, ,
he1t mall will bring news that 1t i.rttiu,ui,h,J
Ia ona and Nica two Of the mos' important poip,.
N southern lefu, havo been re'akeu ~ the Oey.
eInmeni troops and the majority of t.p weasel. of
var rcaptured
rBoN GRrNrowS.
Advoos from Gieyto-n state that the ..hoore,
which uN seized, aud run away With hv i...,,.,.
nom the 5 gunhoat state Of fGto-sia ha! ret,rpea
anh sailed again. Briti'h var steamer hal hco,
W. 80 I''@u' an uWucctHHiul attempt hal been
made to open tho harlor VI Dr,ytoWn. A eb,npcl
some ten feet deep had been cut out but IL closed mn
ny as.in almost Immediately
SALVADOR.
Central American dates u the 2ph Of Ne ,,,,o
anotter resolution had bsoke en- out In sl,,dor ~, ,
OF OF eH-fresident Barrio-, and thst l.. tnion s,n
miguel aud other towns had pronouncei IN h. frvor
'l'hout AM hghung We understand tlat t,,u.-,I
harrios' Who Il now in Panama has received etter.
nom the revolutionary party rrcalins him to saliva.
DOR In order 10 head ne movement which II At pres.
eni under direction Of ten Cahanas
NrAtcNS raiyArEliu.
The Panama llrRAtp says. Il stated ,ir.on ,h.,
appears TO he reliable authority, that prr.tlent
laNez has Issued V,tcr, oi mArquc for rep-..,l.
siAin't French comm,r rec. The letters Intended for
the Pacific waters were i''uci several wccis 40 ami
those lot tho Atlantic mo recently The rc.uIi of
'hs may De to cover the ocean With MEXICAN priv.
t'cr' tho precedent, Of neutrality established In
the American civil war having greatly facilitated mi,
policy.
CuuI
'h'lian afvec' show that considerable anxiety IN,
ieh there relative to the r,ccnt appearance of two
formidable -panish s,oel-amotcd steam var ye,.cl. |
~ a reinforcement 10 the spani.h -iusdron
Inc new curtoms tariff meets muh oppo,ltion |
nom the mercantile community.
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Nhcn Pc ttd ~ me- that there VA trr-l..o "a.
tha1 no re -llcrt tad hf,n Killed. and tl ~ n.
StraIi ani h' ton had e'u tssas-iu.tcd Dr. .tl'l.,
nHh'd n0'lc h"ytl'' nsmC WI, mentioned -,.''
Low; ana, hr eNd he did not know whiDu of tI.
uL"lIt'a " ne that fhclC we're several. a.. d. ...
,'isat'h toot piece - 'rtly aftcr -tindov II oiI ,
,Wu uc sN "vthtur about tv men havip. lp.r A
~ u,usc - Uooth n thc church hcic la
itll, and aske hi. name, wicu I Wa told n v.,
lvvt an! ~ me time of tho cunVersAtiT I have
,Atcd with ilt p-Isnucr n.k,d hin, " hon ln,tI,.
haWe vas mention 4. uhcthcr II -a- lie sarr Vn1'E
not know '' "' 'a'u Nv u'd
, O.os'-eNaminci hv Nj Ewinc Tho conversation I
~ t .l,'h, N' 0ontutucod hy tbr prisoner; he
lad teen. ''- '''""" ""elo 10
W hrnf. Burden Wa then introduced, .bo
se"'S u' NoulI not lc'Itve lnVvc- Noffpr on oath
W.. W.. +, ,l s tNt Gentleman ~ho tcstifei that Le
.nN ". Mnid 70 Tie National Hotel Tie d,y Icfofe
INC lnausuTati'n. Tie Court thcu al oIrurI
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New York Soldiers.

~.
aars, Jnre s. The Governor ha, Issued today
NJ following corgra;uln,oy sdlless to the soldier, o.,
tAt state;
e. pIFus ~ NV YoRr:
loat cyn'lnrcr 'our pa'rlo'ism, vour mi
t'iNi.e' ami .our vGIo-. lave rumlnatcI IN Tho
Itn'thahtc Of tDc iioytfni vIt the yinuicRttol of
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ttd fhc rtnoW %, huf enfichCd the history of .nur
tri,. 1ol hAN" furnished 70 the world "a Grand IL
t'hnuoh ol 9li Amei.eau mHnAo,d, Of our ievo' on
Hie1p' ana oi lhe pelmaurncr aud noNl iy o. olr
itsutuuoas. soldier, youi s'ate th1nt- Won aid
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tiul,s. You have rro,rI worth, Of The 60. s,nc, r
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ptA, which your yN!or has AsnIeFed. loni honor.
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late. cd and worn enugns, aud 70 dy deposit iheir
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!. JAY CooEs reports subscriptions TO the Seven.
Airy loan yesterday, 10 ths amouut Of s2 7sl .60
There vs'e 1905 individual subscription. Tor $50
snd 800 esca.
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|0"shteersie Juns ST. Thousand. of rcople n,
"n'I'd " the 'in'ion tonight to sve General ;r,ut
an appropriate "'.com". Guns we're hr,d and tho
s''ne VI" 1t ui with .nuumcrahic torche. hi. .t.v
v" snort and '.' train moved oiI. followed D., the
'hon'' and cheers of nearly ten thousand human
beings
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The Latest News
by Telegraph 10 the n. Y. Sun.
FROM WASHINGTON,

Review Of tho 9TH Army Corps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23
alaiIp GMpIte.
Fearful Case O1 CrIme-A tsirI
only Thirteen Years Old MuT'
ders her Father.


ders ieT Father.
The Louisville journal of Friday conlains
the evidence in the case Of the Commonwealth
Of Kentucky vs. Caroline Miller and Cl6ra
Singer, her accessory, for the murder of Car
ones father The journal, in commenting
on the case, says
Among the many peculiar and startling
events which have lately transpired IN our city
none is to be more deplored than the case
heard before the City Court yesterday OF child
numbering her natural father. From the
proof il appeared that the daughter OF the de-
ceased, OF the tender age Of thirteen years. had
long meditated the destruction OF her parent
She naturally supposed that drug which
would Kill rat would put an end to The exist
ence Of man, and so went to drug store
and asked for rat poison, and received a com
pound put up for that purpose, the principal
| ingredient being phosphorus. Ihls che mlAed
with the dinner she was wont to carry to her
father, Vho was a good, honest man. com
PEELED to support his family by hss manual
exertions. In this the girl was disappointed,
for her father cat but two spoonslul of the
dinner and then threw awy the remainder
as the phosphorus odor was too offensive -
| L MS WAS on lnt utHuhY pltNtulhk blp uNdth
of her father On the Thursday follow
| ing she applied to another urusaas for arse.
mic which was not given to her, on account OF
her youth She then gave the money to aH-
other girl (Clara Singer, who purchased it
| for her. She carried her fathers dinner that
day, az usnal putup from the dinner which
was prepared for the whole family The next
morning her father complained OF being sick,
but went TO work, md returned thai night
with an intense burning in his stomach and
pains in his limbs. He continued getting
worse till death put an end to his snlsrinks
on the next day An analysis OF the content'
of his stomach proved that arsenic had been
the cause OF his death. About one hundred
grams were found, enough to kill halt doz-
en- men. One girl deposed that Caroline
Miller told her, on Thursday, before her iaih-
er had taken sick, That he had the lock'jaw
and would die, and that she didn't care, toT
then she would have better time, and
wouldn't have to work At fret il wps sus
uected that more mature mind had inshga
ted the deed, aud that the child was but the
mere instrument and tool, but the evidence
elected proved no such fact She Was re
manded to Jail to await the next sitting OF III,
Grand Jury Of the Circuit Conrt, tdAanswe
an Indictment for murder Her accomphce,
Clara Singer was recognized to appear as {
,, witness, and WIN. Brockman jointly charge
, OF The crime with Caroline, was discharged