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EUROPE.
Ceyt,nu,a from First pRse.


snony and Prussia. fhe Prussian proportion l' ,o
than two thirds creator than the French VIA. seeo w
make this fact tho nero remarkable ~ tat lhe
rortmentsl statsii in the show that the my ana
depar tmens furnish the greatest HUMMER 0
victims. -.
read in yesterdays Paris newspaper that so soon as
he ~ recovered from intermittent fever that has been
botherng that Acsdemcian, IN. MontalembeIt VIII go
on his contemplated voyage TO the Holy Land, vhien
strhes one singulary complimentary name Tor the
United States Could the writer OF this item nave been
led 20 such pleasant confusion Of nOminasm and realism
By uInor that as once had "BourbOn Nmong Us so
We nov have Moses-not the meek ono, but Andy J.
HIS Uiud being in sort Of null, as clever French
Is apt enough 90 be in respect OF biblical subjects,
be may, Ike enough have mixed upNoses the other onel
and Sampson and A. j. Mosess persistent exercise OF
1he Jaw bone and picked ny tho notion that the Count
Was gong 10 the Holy Land because he Is going 10
Amenca. Meantime, that eloquent sympahizer
with us iD leie hight with tie Phihstlnes
IL detained, beside the Intermittent fever,
from which be mainly recovered by the prooiread-
Ins Of the last two OF mis- iouy volumes entitled LES MONIES
81 Occtdcpt and the writing of pamphlet on religious
SntoeGanee IN Sweden. To hnd the counterpart Of the
vuent intensity 81 intolerance in that Protestant coG-
Try happily approaching its end one must needs go
L. tie other remote pennsuas OF Europe, III spanish
ohe bigofr. The history Of monks and monasueism III
Eurole told by Montaenbert presents them ana II dt
thor best wket most of us have read about tben Pe
s.nts them al their worst. AWd Gterdm pqrT, II ho'
1o the sake of truth which this writer VIII help yon o.
ward ty giving the her of the two betwen
which Il lies then for the great delight which his eloquent
natOry viii offer TO yOar artistic sense in literature II is
al once The charm aud defect of Monalembes style tins
.s0fc6fNg OTaioucal fervOr II .
TIE Marchioncss CapTanica del Grlo arrived IN Pans
Iom Ialy hree DAYS ago. her way, am told, 10 New
York where. if yOar idle NewYork Quarantine Spiggo'
~topping oi cholera that is running fatally IN by nas
street tung-hoe permit Adelaide kistori will land som
three weeks hence. This brings the theatci
hat though | an the end of this letter must
note dramatic curiosity that has attracted some attention
here Emile Aueer put upon the stage, the OdeOn Thea
tn am0nth twOago veact drama entitled Ia C0hta
r.Oa which has bad deabe success though inferior
in respects several of his preceding plays Its great
ts defect from the point Of view of art, was IN ITS rather
lame f act. which artisdcally illogical e0nclu
son nom the other four. He hearkened TO the critics on
that pout and set TO work 10 write new fifth act Tins
Lst wS PLAYED for the first time night last week. ana
well accepted by the public and the critics. IL hts much
better 70 the other four than the first nth act did, though
Gle new patch is really more harmonious with the rest than
the IIele be cat OIL.
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Passengers Sailed.

FOR LyERPOOL-In Steamship seotsMrs r. simon and two
Proctor Gen Preston and friend G M M, MI spd E N
p Trs..e three children s T 1rs1t CO. Som,d. Master Ne
Lean Mis-, Mclean, Y H. B. Hurl5rt Ms w. ). sJ MSy
Mr.. and Mr., j. r. Ford j. B. Fod Mis- II. Ford Charles Ford
Mr.. 5 tSa NJ so aa Pr c. Ble Ennd
James Mr. Maecemen and servant Ms. Zen
r T. Widdser n ~ sir Frsimnh M add Mrs.. Lambert and
M G. Rn%ey and chid Ohio N and Hsnenan Mr. and
Mrs r. Brosking Mira Manisr Miss Manner T. A. MameI zen o.
a ,ensaa E.. s.SG'f e. \ Mali fi " w. NJ
Wood n M. h s0S n ksf a r ' HaH John Van
Mr. ! r. Taylor Bsren Miss Van Buren, Bronson G1
ksaae sy H. T. Rdnsi Pis Kennedy Nj. Ne
LeOd Ms. +. Mcleod Alexander Duncan, son ,, s,d
f. G ws Mr. sn a .a J n9 M
FAINT servant Mr.. O. IL Derby and children n " W ben
aSspSia L. Ganms, Mane5esr, Mr. Rice Memphis
nd pS' Nd nS % q dw Si'a and % Mr.
Weber DE- c1 % f. rs a Mr. S,;., and Mr.
and f M 81 and servant Mr. and I %od%sn
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children, R zsone philadelphia ia; Corner 81 Whitney D.
M White u a sSs f. NJ
md % M M Nj iGs Mr. n . %yG . I'D ssS and w :d
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Bhp B. Ih'f1qn Hs lysRGE E"
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mon Mr. Ms J. Thome C. and h. Livingstone
Mr. Ms, John Reed and child Miss Reed @ H. PheP:
W. kentscky Mr. and Mrs j. r. Devhn, MI and
Mrs Moore Miss beyn MI and Mrs s. n Phelps H. child and
servant and NJ Msrbury, Mr. end Mr.. H. Shaw. two chi
ren infant and servant Y Mr. aud Mr.. Chas Lokhr and two
infants Panama. D. Lang N.Y. Jas Lockhart Panama Gen. T.
Beauregsrd ~ VI J. H. Shswcross Manchester Mclean "
Major Hutton " Y; j. f. Bailey r. Orne, Philadelphia; H. T.
Dofouie Jno Sloane ~ Vi H. W. Schwartz ~ o. r. Caldwell
and son Phidelpha; = Chttick. ~ Y, j. floyd W. Clover
N Y W fsr w o. Glenn Philadelphia; A. j. JeranD r.
ii. Dovale, Curacao; II. Syks. Eng
In Steamship Pamyrs-Mrs Robert Dc.anges Bedford Engand
Clspyn, Thomas John Barnes Havana Mr. A. D. suns.
C. Philadelphia; Miss Augusta T. Strange Mss
IIankel Miss Trenholm Miss G. r. Trenholm, Chareon M
man servant Chifleston Mr. Charles Allen " T.; Anthony bar
D. Mede Eoyised Russian Navy; Joseph Hoagson j., Bookyn
Mr.. aud Mrs Richard Young and child, Csh9inla
= Rathray Gen Chambs- Manchester; Alfred fiaH
ia Quick New Zealand Alex Earring, scotland Cha
and servant Panama Booker San Franchises r. Coon.r
New Mr.. Bea Moses. frencseo John d. Fowler
and W. Mobile; Miss Annie Park.
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THE LATE ROBngRy UPTOWN.
Young Butcher Arre-ted-He IL Identified as
One Of the Thieves by Two Witnesses.

Yesterday Officer Whitman Of the Twenty second
Precinct acting information furnished him arrested
young butcher named Renhardt H. f. List. employed in
Washington Market and who resides In Eghthaye between
Fifty fourth Fifty fifth si suspicion Of being Of
the thieves who Saturday last attacked Mr. j. H. Higgins
In st. between Eighth AID Ninth and stole
from him carpetb bag containing sb 4O in Treasury notes
and fractional The prisoner the Of his
res work in the stall Of his employer Mr Henry Ham
m0nd, No 2l7 Merchantsrow, Washington Market The
prisoner apparently much surprised his but pro
ceedod quietly with the officer 10 the Twenty Precinct
Station House in Fortyseyenihst.
Yesterday afternoon the accused taken before Justice
Connolly the Fourth District Police Court IN fy seventh
John H Higgins, reading in Tenth.lve. between SIXTY.
first and Sixty states that on Saturday at be-
thirdst between Eighth aud Nnthaves when about mid
OF the block and passing which there are no
houses he saw man standing near the fence which ncoss
the above space In after passing the the wit
received violent blow the side OF the head the
At the the seized HIM around the neck with his
left held him his head and bent ward
stuck the face At the time another seized the
capebag contang the money and In spite Of the struggles
BAG was then thrown into which stood in the street
opposite where the acas bad taken place by the whom
IT, and driven off by third man who had sat In the cart
during the commission Of the robbery The witness followed
the cart for quite distance but II was driven at such rapid
rate that he soon lost sight oft
Martin j. Lackman residing at No. $40 ortyfourhst.,
testified TO seeing The attack made Mr. Higgins by man
whom identity should he him again. and that while
this unknown held the head Of his victim downward he
and strike Higgins blow the head with Sung shot
other similar weapon and that Immediately after the prisoner
and unknown sprang into cart In which another
man seated, and drive rapidly away
Maggie Simpson residing at No 25 West fortythrd's,
testified that the day question she the prisoner
residence In West Forythrdst lettering about from
until II o'clock She did not see the attack -,
On the above testimony the Magistrate committed the pris
for further examination The prisoner very re.
spectacle appearing man OF q years he dec}es that
the time the robbery committed he was at Hunters
Point and this can prove by number Of good witnesses
He added that be frat heard Of the robbery while riding up
fauy in nj mia
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE NEW-YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TNHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for MAY III


THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains tie fol
LEaDIse Asr1cIrTos Ms oral Of Mesas Germany Nd &
Rio. Vine TSn,te Bdv Land johnson on The Pow
a r,d n BIos s Fa r.. Tho 9so
British American Iron Texas Politics Cruelty Animal.
mems Bureau The New senator; Editorial psTsEs,Ph.
York; wEnsaud; Middle states The southern sate' ne
States The Territories. The Pacific Coast, Pnies The
a, sssa doe sf .SS Inc
1 9s aR iS Of James His Plan. s
pose Resignation oNahonyi Large Meeting at Jones "''a
JOAN NJ BORIS TO cOyeRssobjr,ons to the Report OF the
AEsrsrsrs s Favor OF
o Reye by sephep cowe Of the United States
The PHssrDESrs PoLrcr-Tsk with Foreign Correspeust
CoSaRgss- Abstract OF the Proceedings.
The HERALD THE fREEDxES's BrREau-Gen Ho"s'fs
TwrsrrFIvE YEARS or SCIENCE
NV Travels Africa St. Mr
RisD.aps.r-Nsw.paPer False Account: -, c,,,.s NJ, "a
The MEMPHIS RioTDeDerate Slaughter Of Cooed Men 'o
Women.
AsraicAs Iss1lrurs EAnxsRs TrssPAY May - Now
Farm Gate TIE Sheep S'i sse m no study
Lice s S COM Ink f B.oby alsd o rs
wok CTop-k Soil Plan o., c
s%ss S t has Loom % for improved
scH:e Printing RiuSsI5 Vine asnarss A.RS; I'm h
ton; Ounces; ApcOts HARDY Moving Aps IT'.'
Experiment in CROWN; Ap S 5r ''
PoETRY-The Dead Ship Of Harpsweh
THR DRY GooDs MARKET
LATEST EUROPEAN MARgETS
MISCELLANEOUS lTRas.
MARRIAGES DEATHS.
LATEST News TELEeRAPH-specid Dspec'' 70
The ". Y. Tribune.
CoxMERcIAL-fu Reports Of the Stock Money Cotton o'n
Markets, specially reported for The " Y lrone
Ready this morning wrappers ready for mailing I'VE s
Mail subscribers, single copy year-Sl numben....r ~
do. Clubs olive.
Ten copies addressed o Of subscribers ~ "
Twenty addressed to of subscribers w
Ten copies, address
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An extra copy will be for each club Of ten.
Drafts on NewYork orders payable 10 the ut. Of
The TRIsuyRD being preferable other mod. OF
nnittsnce Adde'S, THE TRIBUNE. New yors-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
Columbia College Law sehsol-Cemmencemes nj
Exerefses-Iiss Of Graduates.

The Seventh Annual Commencement OF the Co
umbia College Law School took place last evening in the Hall
Of the Historical Society of Eleyenths and Second
The Hall crowded in every part and the audience
like most that attend Of this kind seemed vastly
more interested in their own conversation than In the pro
rame that had been provided for their entertainment The
Intellectual bill Of fare II may In single phrase initiate
Henry Yielding very good hot badly served and
hIs instead VI broriaS iastJsctvs Ans ssstsp as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
Tke National Spirit in Itaiy-Cremona Fortis
Ges--The Military siiuntien--Preb"bie
hattie on the Pe-Austria Wenf Leave
Venesia-Itaiy Unit-The Ganis-Leg"i
Tenders.
Froa Our SPECIAL Correspondent.

GENOA May :, leo
The news the morning does not materially change the
situation The Parliament gave yesterday new proof OF
its lively appreciation Of the danger by unani-
,nonsly voting two millions for the Notifications Of Gre
mona Here has been piece Of almost criminal
neglect glance at the map will show you how Cremona
covers the line from the quadrlatera to Milan. BY the
way this quadseal business may not be understood by
all readers Let me explain: Draw lines through Pes
.hiera Mantua Verona and Legnsno, aud yon have it,
These lines strongly fortfedsand can only be carried
~ regular siege 10 turn them IL nearly Impossible,
fo The lake of Gards the flank Of Peschera and
f,om JegnanO 10 the Adratic a tangle OF mines ana
,wanps covers all the ground. The front line between
Pe,ehera is the MncG anu ,o tSs a,ber lines Iber are
"a Iroads az well as on the front line
To reurn TO Cremona IL 10 not very strong posncn;
tst living on the Po and connected by railroads with
Milan and Piscenza 1t is naturally the best point for re-
s,st,ng an Austrian advance the Milan line It's to ~
Nv. 4s syI q Ags5ss ts-tt9y e9 CHI 3de e lae 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
OMcinI News from Ell Psse-The Return OF
President Juarez to chihuahua Pat OG-A
l.iberai V,caoVv.

Official news from the Mexican Government, dated at
FL Paso up the 10Th ul; has been received by Senior
Romero President Juarcz had not been able TO go 10
chihuahua consequence Of sickness Tut be making
preparations to leave for that city.
News received at RI Paso from Chhuahua was 10 the
effect that Commander Biloi the French officer IN com
mand at Durango had been defeated ny tie Mexican
Generals Vuzca and Marango.
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Latest Ship News.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
s:%Sp HaeS Diamond M,Irsh rsi1d' sSo tksr:ei
Bari New Light, brown. Eaey,as =, u..,.co
BT: 1ss a1 h%s sts d$ D. T.
rs daiO sTesd Fl9Iy stockholm t%ss Msnet ~ %'"d'
sesr NIGER Ih0mgson Dennis Mn Nm J; D. ins'Ah'"
sclr. Nelson Weed, BndsePor,
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter, Boston with md'e to Metropolitan
ss ;%:sp i Ta.%sa V1 ' k"ss"
sa bar. ,sa PCS C. S 70 hpH1" steering "
Ship GsImanis Pru.. Rotterdam So days with ndss and
Bsl ODER 1ms Mnl'p smhuIs q d,y. with rod'' and 's'
Bari Fd~.rd . etius Bremen 40 days with md and KS
Barn Henry Trowbrdse Dutae Barbados April "a with
ssrS A.,res CRa swsans Bordeaux 50 days, with mdse 70
Ba,k Frey lMeeSisnb worzen Peters. Newcastle 81 days
Bark Need DR. Sitcs Sunderland 80 days. with coal to II
Aqiore Hendrix. Carolina o'Gh B9.. MSntsylso IoI
Day, with ads to French MenSae w.Ss, n,a ,SrI
Brs Ocean Ben tot farF. hlsn Hihch Trinidad Cuba 20
day.. With mola..e., 70 Bre,, SON Co.
bs Kate tgr MeDouss Gae, Bay 10 days with coal to order
sST hna a. T MD Dead Sofw.R 6"'''''
sh Gem Peavy, Armstrong LsOse with Lumber to Jed Frye
schr II. Plsly Stoke. Providence
seh sSn t1s Ehoc'np',, ,S5 noIa with
rcff Nora fiefspu hambcin,
stores 70 &. :. QuAftrrmsrs..
schT charley Willie. Tb,ua. Rondout for Boston
Schr John Cole. Eondoui for Boston.
sehr Wave Cole Rondout for Boston.
Gibbs Boston into by sch Kate sesntoo
away jbboe m I'd head scar.
Pointer Nichols Providence with mdse TO O. ~ stranahan
Moon Read Georges banks with babut to George
Moor. 49,
sch1 u. H. BALDWIN Vale, New London for Ehzsbenroh
Schr Ida A. jayne, Jayne Brookhaven
schr. George brooks. Handley Providence
schr. James Wilson. Hackeu Taunton for Ei1sbetpcrt
Schr. Kate Scranton. Baker Port Jefferson.
Sctr L. A. burfnrame. BuriiBsAme. Boston
SNr James Parker, jr, Kelly. Pswtocket for Rondout
Schr. Allen H. Brown. Burse, Newport for Elzsbethport
schT g. Strsttop Tardeck. Providence for PhiAde phla
Schr Willie Lee, Nash, Fall River.
Schr. Nelson Harvey Bufse. Boston for Philadelphia
schr. J. o. Huntington. Lowell. Boston for Troy
schr Lucinda Small Machis' II days, with spare to fi0yoi'
Murray. :,
Josephine Small of Kingston, Jaml Stevens sisal lot
int. with ndse. to Seaycrnt Co. lei no vessels
schr. Surprise. Barker Providence
WIND-At Sunset. :; light
BELOW.
Shin Victoria. Briggs from Liverpool March 30
snip Ellen Austin Orb from Liverpool April l.
Steamship Scotia Malta Kangaroo, fase Abemar. Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

THEFr OF CL0THlSG.-On Tuesday night Detective
McCloud Thirteenth Precinct arrested two young men
named Morgan and James Burns having in their pos
session travelling bag containing ladies' wearing apparel
Yesterday il was that the articles bad been stolen
from France Coleman Jennie Du II No. g6 Crosby St.
and n. property stolen valued respectively At SO and
$50 Justice shssdey committed the prisoners for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
CITY NE VS..

STOLE Horse AVID WAGoy.-Oficer Mahoney OF
the NineeentA recently arrested Cornelius Nya
baker redng Ia highly lnths, near sI1th'ave, for hay
INC stolen horse wagon ard harness valued 500 from
Wn Gallagher residing nt the corner 81 Thifd'a'e ana
Fivsi,h.si While The latter Of the Fenian Meeting IN
oucss Wood tuesday The prisoner caught IN the
act and Connolly yesterday committed him fol trial IN
default Of q. go bail
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
How THEY Do IT.

beautiful complexion white and transparent ,kn,
ladies JARsDs EMAIL nv PARIS whose
efficacy exquisite decacy aud heahiu scon upon the skin are
freely by ladies' Judgment and refinement, EMAIL
dissovcs skin ckles and morphew snoothrs
small and from Us surface pmprs
black dcooratou caused by the and salt
L. sABEAU No 892 Broadway Sole Agent Sent by mail TO
any address by addressing rene General Importers. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

BURGLARS COMMITTED.-A few days slnce THE
TRIBUNE Contained tie particulars Of the arrest Of George
Williams and Albert James, at No 80 Bouery by Officer
Long the Tenth Precinct the suspicion Of having com
med burglary, silyerwsre having been found con
cealed tie b. Ia their The silver was removed 20
house FOR Identification. and description OF u was
published g. connection with a.. arrest Yesterday the pro-
prsfo property Mr.. George Schenck of No.
hast Onchgnarcd ard.iWcny nD;hst identified the prop
ey biz having ce Induced e. coll and examine From
seeing published HE IRlB lie subsequently
appeared before Justice Sd nCy ct the Essex Market Police
Court and testified that the morning. Of The 9th inst bis
residence focb entered and oobcd of the above and
property the Of S2s On this statement the
magistrate comaiitrd The Prisoners who had been held
suspcon Of bar ng committed bur sGry for trial IN default
Of s 900 bail ga b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
Lives there a man or woman

with Teeth and Breath 30 bad,
That never TO themselves hath said
How can improve their condition
To all such We would cay,
90 a. once to the Druggist, sss for the best
article in the line
And he will fIankly tell you
Use RoGKRs's FRAGRANT ODoSToLisE.
Sold by Druggists PeTflmers and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM KrNGSTON-fn steamship Tasman- MI cs9der NJ
Aud Ei.wad Mr. and Mrs Altman aud hve children Mr.
and Mrs LsiamaD and children MI Mckinney Mis Nash MISS
Hymn.
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'TNIIE TURF.
FASHION COuRSE.-TROTTlNG.
THE GREAT STALLION RACE.

FASHION CONSTRUCTING.
THE GREAT STALLION RACE.
COMMODORE VANDERBILT AND GEORGE w. PATCHEN. IN
The great purse mile heats three in i've in
be renowned horse COMMODORE WANDER
BlLT aid famous stallion from California uEOhoE NJ
PAICuEN IT, will axe place AT the Fashion Course
FRIDAY, May IN, At
Commodore Vanderbilt well known one 1.-THE fastest horses on
Abe ami the reputation stallion from California ~ such
that chseng d entire horse the world and
to New The horses both
fast steady and coming capital condition
certainly be looked for.
Jsmss-lp every hAf hour and Thirty ourthst
special train Hunters Point 30
~ Efficient police m-nts At the course.
JOSEPH CROlnERON, Proprietor
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The GoRpIAS KNOT USTIED.-"You have united

the Goan knot gcokedr Sewing Machine has at last
Your invention Of the umphs Of th.
actually Atould-d At is operation take with
hundred stitches minute in the perfect manner
fThs Rev fne."v ffedses'euTgh Ohio 10 pig WILCOX
Visss ssvIas MAe sIss NVsr.ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

Rus OVER AND KILLED.-While VIM. Riley was
driving throngh Grcelwctst yesterday when
yandam he fe from vehicle md. the wheels passing
over his neck he almot Instantly Killed The body
residence Of the parents No. Macdougas
and later ia tue day Coroner wiley held inquest
dict death rendered Deceased native
Of this city, aged 10 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

TURKISH BATHS, No. 10 Laight-st., are again open,
to the public enlarged improved Hours; Gents 70 M
to D. IN. Ladies Sundays Gents 6to IL O IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
superior assortment of English Royal Velvet

Body md Tapestry Brussels n1pes' It is gesS trees In
grain CARPETS scc soc, +l to 81 rs per yard English bfet
Carpets 81 90 81 IS and ~ yard - Floor AZ y,
mr. yrd supofor OilCOth 90c to ~ per yard Isie t
Piano Cover. indow Shades Rugs Mats Stir cepeis zinc. sn
Crr Ce,s Al prices Superior Whe and ked 'os1s
and Hanbe Mating psors; White aud Checked MuHs
:. zoe and sOc per yard Look for No. 80 Bovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

SUICIDE By TAKING LAUDANUM-CORONBR'S IN
QUEST Inquest Yesterday held by Coroner widey at
the Newyok Hospital on the body of an unknown man a
pareny about % years Of age who committed suicide by tax
ing Of audsnum. From toe evidence taken before the
Coroner would appear that Saturday last the deceased
entered the restaurant o. Geo Schmidt No l3 Reades, IN
grossly condition and remained there until even
ing when lie seemed considerably sobered. slight
consultation erued between him and Of the inmates
and deceased finally tool from his vest pocket small vial and
swsowc The Ias Tp,t,Tr ssss sm pm Sh %
Hc then thrc the vial into the street In Few moments de-
suspicious this nrorsed sent for the vial which had
been thrown IL wa found to have contained audanum
The Filth Precinct Police at once notified and on their
arrival convey tue hrn UNCONSCIOUS man % 'le osph
All efforts 10 rey him ei AID he died as above stated
verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered
Extensive THEFT ny AN ERRASD BoY.-On the
18th inst VIM H. Marsh erand boy aged 6 years In the
employ Of W. J. j. l.. Underwood. No Bowling Green
stole from bis employers checks aud Treasury notes to the
Of ss9i On tbs 10Th inst. the firm discovered tho
fact OF the theft hat in the time the culprt had sue
cceed in getting III, checks cashed at the banks which
they drawn. On the day which the theit
med young Marsh went To the stables Of D. keeler Dodge
adealer in horsos In Ihiryshthst near broadway aud
there purchased gray pony and saddle for which he paid
$500 Mounted his purchase be started for Central
Park During his absence one OF the firm whom be had
robbed the the stable and ascersinng that he
would be back toward evening" remained there In order TO Sc
cure him on his rtu n Al about eoeock p marsh made
his appearance In he vicinity but informed by colored
WIN. Scott, employed in the stable. that the
his employers waiting for him In
the stable OF the warang had the effect OF preventing
Marsh from entering te stable that night The following day
Mash called at The stables and was informed by the proprietor
risk had the previous night and advised 10
the city This he dd Subsequently Rondsman Roberts
Twenty ninth Precinct received synonymous letter.
Informing him that Marsh at rompknsye Staten Island
living at high rate End spending money ovshly The
Roundsman proceeded thber and arrested Marsh
who at confessed the theft aud restored portion Of the
stolen money He also ni0rmed the officer from whom he re-
criyed the Information which enabled him 10 eude the officers
AT the stable and the subsequent information and advice given
him by The proprietor Of the stable Scott and Dodge
arrested and yesterday the prisoners all committed for
examination by Justice Dodge.