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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

The few years that have elapsed since what were
deemed pianos OF the rscass were imported from Europe
those pretending refined musical taste have been su
-r-o'r,ion In that branch Of
Gent to create unpfeoedentvu
manufacturing industry and American pianos and makers
take the lead instead OF following In the wake Of those Of
Europe The models the latter gave in the infancy Of
manufacture been vastly improved upon here that
European makers have been content copy these improve
and the results Of our inventive genius but like all
nle..-, - "a g. ..,Aan originals
copies they have fallen tar short OF sno A-e..
the latter being regarded far superior to the European
make by the very artists who when they mace PROBES
sonsl tours this country deemed 1t necessary 10 ong
European piano with them play upon. thinking one OF
American make unfit their II vas thus with Hertz
Leopold De Meyer Alfred Jael Thaberg and others who now
freely and with good grace admit the superiority OF the
American instrument So also. In regard to Amer
lean pianis.s; wherever they have performed Ia
Europe they have challenged admiration and achieved
success; and were Mills. 0ottsohalk Mason Gold
beck Hoffman. &C.. TO make European tour tnsy couiu
vieng with the foremost European celebrities aud
surprising the majority All Of musical readers viii re-
member boy pianist Willie Pspe whose remarkable talent
excited surprise Of musical world few years since
left this his native land five ago to seek fame
and fortune in Europe The youth IL now man. and the
American boy Court pianist to the Royal family OF En-
gland by command of the Prince and Princess OF Wales In
an interesting stter OF his under date Of London Feb be
says
"MesHs STEIgwAY & Sons I much pleased 20 see the
rapid advances you making and the numerous certificates
you deservcdly obtained Should my humble opinion
be any weight you may add that give four hndredh
pnorte recital at Chcl,enham the 10th OF this month
my bere that during four annual visits TO
Paris have used the Grand Pianos OF oil the first European
manufacturer but have found instrument equal to the one
purchased Of In fact consider OF your finest
Square Pianos equal any Of the grand pianos mannsc
tursd here. Truly yours WILLIE PApE.
Pianist TO II. r Il. the Princess of Wales"
An Endorsement uncquivocs added to tho strong
Endorsements already received must be truly gratifying to the
firm to which The above letter was addressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Neu.Ysrk SUNDAY schssi Unisn.

The semi.centennal anniversary Of the New-f0rk
Sunday School Union was celebrated last evening at the
Fourth Avenue Church OF Twenty second
st. Thsrev DR. Ferris President OF the Society presided
sy % y.' 1enarsd nc an ssS
nus report va. read nv Nv James McRlgo Correspond
log Secretary Of the Union Prom We gather .as %
EewYok UDoa. only 81 Of which have reported up 10 tl
time $1,000. =, .
schools Of the Union IS $50 o, these Is az are IN tbs infant
classes scholars have died during the yea: Ihcre are
aimee the last report The whole number Of volumes In the
several Sabbath-schoo libraries h y5UN ContDutons
the Union there have received the
church. -,
feeling address recalling mind the Of many able
workers In the good Who have now passed away and
were reapng reward Of their labor He also oited tie
na nany distinguished cergJme nov occurgng papo
throughout the country who BIO said were sons OF the new
food work by the during the
past 80 years the speaker hoped that at teir mex sent
the audience which would assemble would good ground
for congratuation as We now have -, n...o
Addresses were also made ~ the Rev Drs fohssof
HARrIEf KESpRck SABINE and BREED They were listened
TO throughout with grea. attention During the evening
hymn entitled Fifty Years Ago written for tie occasion by
by The Children and very greatly admired The audience
having been dismissed with benedoton .ne eleco dd
WITH which resulted as follows
R;y l,s' , E;ri B. D L.,.-,i, Morgan
Albert Woodruff b b. At,ebary Peter B''en'
Corresponding s.or-tsIy-Jams.E Mcknight
Record ng sssrs.aIy-ChlfIs' Earle a.
pn.s, a5l.ha% Wood .a iSs%sa ~
s.e..q Lord vi wn,Ss'd H. 4 i sr,s' th ws,
Thf sli: Charlie. isnans wisn fyof y xisasa Joln
Mh' V o n., I kn.sa. Anr'hsH PS H6n,d
vernon finlsy Smith William Harp Thomas
A. smith, Wu Kemp tie Eev = b. D. bh'e' ef-WH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
RESOLUTIONS OF CosDoLEycE BY ruE BOARD o

RESOLUTIONS or CosDOLESC2 By TIKI BOARD OF
CoRoNERs meeting the Board OF Coroner held yes
terday at their rooms No. Centers Robert Gamble pre-
siding , 4. A. p. A.,
Coronsr GovHR feeling announced to the boara hs
. on Coroner Edward Collin delivering touching and
tribute 20 this decead psskns u his virtues and
kd qualities offered to tho Board th oe~ms Psan
M, and rr.oluiion which unsninousy adopted;
with feelings OF unesned sorrow and
Diviue Providence has taken from
IA, onr Ate associate Coroner Edward Collin and
lost kind and friend ard
the County Yok competent and exemplary public oes
hoss every faithful and conscientious discharge OF his
duty; therefore be II
Rs,ol.sd deeply and sincerely mp.hiIs with h, be-
afflicted family la the spasbe loss they have met with
in hind father and nscOnaie husband snd while we
must bow Christian to the supreme will of He who
IN mercy doeh al things well and trust that He who
rds upon shields the In tie fall take the
dear bis especial keeping and guard and protect
them tho devious pahs s TIL all shall meet In that bliss
ful sphere where and where lie eternal
Coner John Wd-y moved that IN consideration OF he
OF toe family Collin and which calls for e
sympathy be addressed to Gov fenton rsp-c
fully soliciting Withholding the appointment person TO OIL inc
vacancy tho death Coroner Collin and that the LABOR
the ofce be performed By the three existing .olone
isi1 TO tho share OF Coroner Collin may be eI
tended 10 family until his shall be elected
by tho people further moved that copy me
Coroner Cover be engrossed and ran
mted the .Onows family .9a printed the daily p,Pef cna
which the Board adjourned. kObEhl tAnpLt' rtssiuon"
w. {. GovHR Secretary
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ellie xpw .ynRK CLuR IN BROOKLYN.
SHOOTING APFRAY.
Reucsuster il Chareh.st. between Csisree Mea
One Of the Parties Dsasere1siy shss'

For tome time past ill-feeling has existed between
ohp Perpe and Alonzo Prime coored accoun. Of
jealousy on the part OF Perne The latter quite advanced
in vears and has lately believed that bis wife was stosetne
too intimate with Prime and warned him 10 keep az as
lance Sunday night last the parties met on Ie noio
rom Zions Church at the Of Vest lentn ana
ais and Prime again spoke 10 Mrs Perne lhs seensu W
annoy her sband considerably. .. A..
On Monday evening, while Prime was returning iror
Goud, saloon in Nasssus where lie was employed a. LEAD
waiter 10 his residence No 81 Leonard st. 10 tne roar OF Oh
Paups Church In Churchst. he met Pernel Is chsisoS
that the latter assauedrms AID stabbed him IN inc osck
With ANAL knife ludienx slight wound fIbWa Insh
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Reiisisas Conventions at 10. Lsuis-sanitnry
IutelIigenee.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday, May 6 1860.
In addition TO the religious conventions called by d.
I,cckeordge of Kentucky which will meet here OF the
18th inst the Presbyterian General Assemblies Of eot
the old snd the school will convene here Oh the lL
INST Over thousand delegates expected u DO ~ az
tendance, Ample provision has been made for all that
come All the railroads in the State, two OF three Mss
pp ps eOmpanies and several OF the main railroad
lines 70 the East have agreed toconyey the delegates at ha
fare.
The health and sanitary condition Of the city wa Ieve
better than at the present time.
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United s,n,e. Courts at the South.

SAVANNAH. Tuesday, MAY g 1866.
Inc United States District Court for the Southern Dis
tlet OF Georgia opened to-day, Judge Ersne presiding
an" subsequently adjourned until Thursday next when TIE
constiutiOnality of the test oath will be argued
Among the leading representatives OF the Georgia bar
present was ex-Gov. Brown.
FORTRESS MONROE Tuesday May 6. 1865.
The United States Court opened in Norfolk this morn-
ing. Judge Underwood charged the jury dwelling the
necessity of bringing the leaders in The late Rebellion 10
TRIAL. and holding them accountable for melting and
tinung the lie expressed the opinion that dsoyal
papers should not be nscriered with by the civil mill
lar authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

Anniversary exercises were held in the chapel of
th. Institution yesterday afternoon Several lady and gentle
man visitors attended and highly interested in the sing
ing and recsons OF the little children Their good deport
en and tidy appearance also acted voraby the impress
sons of present Superintendent Holiday tho Rev MI
Porter OF South Carolina and Mr. L. Sgydam esd deiy
red abort addresses the occasion This and tomorrow
the anniversary exercises will DO continued and
those whose ympsthe enlisted with the objects
~ the institution should attend Speakers will be present
each day beside which tie children will offer other attractive
eKaroiseg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
A New Fenian Panic.

OWEN SOUND Tuesday. May G. 1866.
There was panic here last night Fenan reports
Parties arrived from down the coast and made adavits
before the magistrates that they had Fenan
vessels in Georgian Bay heading for this point In
tense excitement followed, all the volunteers
frontier duty. Volunteers from the interior towns
sent for the citizens turned out and the entire population
paaded the streets all night aud to-day. Some are so
badly frightened that they have buried their vauables
The excitement sbated little Sweeny's Chicago flo
ta is not yet in sight, but is hourly expected by the
terrified citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

drew revolver and fired four shots at his
opponent one OF in tie knee, infcng
slight wound Perse then ran eps flight OF steps hear BY
but meeting a man coming from the building turned and
as he aid so Prime fired fifth shot this taking effect in
right Perne passing inward and inhietng avery
dangerous wound .,,, 8,
Hearing the report Officer Quinn Of the Third
Precinct came up time arrest Prime who was locked up
for the night Tie wounded conveyed 10 the New
York Hospital where his wound probed but no trace OF
the ball eon be found Ii is feared that has passed TITO
the sona column and in that the patient cannot re-
cover He lives at No 27 Sulivans Yesterday Prime was
taken before Justice Bowling and committed to await the
of he Injuries he inflicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
piping and Conmercin, In.elIige.ee.

SAN FRANCISCO Friday May 4. le66.
Mining shares are dull and dropping Ophlr $5l5; In
peria $40; Belcher 33l5; Yellow Jacket s7O5i Savage
800 Crown Point 81 $50
SAN Francisco Saturday. May s 1856
The steamer Sierre Nevada has arrived from Pouland,
OREGON. brinrrang So 900 in treasure r.. .o,,
Aurars half chests of the finest Oolong Tea sold
r,ordav at 81 cents per pound, 30 days credit;
err;ycd ship California Capt. Barber from Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
R.nrd IF CsunciImen.
INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND MEAsuRRs-fRtE BAT
THE TAX LEVY.

IN~PFl 'IIRN OF NLIIHIN MD II1''N'
THE TAX LEVY.
The Board met at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
Councilman Keech in the chair ,r,
resolution increasing the fees Inspectors
and Measures. was opposed by Councilman fuLlAAS, on
the gound excessive The rsson,oh n ss.Sss
sv.,c nj free nnbic baths was called up and debated
Cuncmen PrfrwS aud RoBERTs urged the adoption OF te
project beneficial 20 the public heaitD' ~ "a' ~
noIsy adopted A, xoo s~o,, a..
resolution, sppropristing the sun OF 800 V ~ ~
amount allotted 10 City Contingencies for the payment "s
salary messenger City Librarian was adoptea
The tar the Board u Alderman an
I'D owes, Tue iL.sfd ihen saisutEei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
IT,. .v;cides at Hudson, N. Y.

n. Y. Ine5dav, ME-! ,
~ -'~rin industrious and
Thomas Punch, highly respec,av.-
temperate colored man. committed suicide last nipnt 10
cutting his throat in the street No assigned for
terminating his existence.
Charles r. Hoeubeck one Of our most respected white
citizens committed suicide yesterday morning by hanging
himself in an oubuiding Of his residence No IO3 War
ren-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
SALE or IMpRovKp DELAwARx FAsx. :

IN .a. columns Of to-day will be found an advertise
ar, s.n. ono Tic sale Of higblyimproved and desirable
De,wars fam, the o. -opery Of George W. Oummlns esq.,
near smyp,Delsware location of these farms is desr
able being convenient Of by water the Delaware
Railroad Peaches are grown perfection and constitute
the profitable crop raised Of WHICH thoosands Of baskets
Shipped direct By railroad to this market annually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

HOW TO PREVENT AN ATTACK.

HOW TO PREVENT AN ATTACK.
In the presence Of the Cholera bshoovss every family and ndi
vdu. to be prepared approach and possible saf Tie hr.t
and most important viii DO By Others than doctors For
the disease prevails phycsns will down with business
AWAY or engaged elsewhere th attendance the first hour two
b, competent phyc,n will be exception rather than the rule
The question this be intelligent prompt and EN-
Client. or .abec. to whim, capco accidents of Besides
much may done henc observance IL food h's and
habits and especially by the use proper pevsn's' protect
the system and prevent an stsok
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC CHOLERA SPECIFICS
hav. prepared bys physician Of large acquaintance wi" h
dseae expressly to meet this want
vAMLY or POCKET CASE provided with three via'
to b. used preventive single drop mOrunt and night to
foy or protect the system against the disease smother for tue
d.hes which preceds the attack aud third to for the full,
developed cases. the whole accompanied by little book Of d.
rcOn, giving history aud symptoms the disease directions for
wing and the complete Of the dAhes or the
full, developed the whole language direct and simple
tina. any person Of ordinary intelligence efficiently administer
them.
Th. PRoPuYLAcTC or PREVENTIVE TREATMENT shss
boon among Homeopshs Invasion Of Cholera since
1881, the Of saving untold amount Of human
life suffering Bess the moral effect Of the assurance thai
family individual them the efficient means Of preventing OF
successfully meeting attack Of the disease worth sere pro
lection many times the Coz, involved.
confidently believed the Of these Speeches acton
peon in 6 r BE- attacked and Of those stacked and esed BY
this method not one Ia tssssy Wa! b. lot
PIcEs
c.... ofhree or walls and book for simultaneously"
Poc.e, .,.e, ysls and book for travellers )"
Sinh. bottles Of the Fluid Specific. ''''''
These medicines NV the not Hass r'a viii De 'sh' W "
ur... or mail to any sddrs" receipt of the price
Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co"
No. se2 Brosdwsy. New ort.
a.r,..u Fass for 9Th July Of 10 small sizes Tickets and Sam
ia ali hinds Goods for the trade sALiSbChie
R0,,n.hn. and Packing Establishment No los Duane st.
Columbia College Law school The Seventh Regular Es :,
Of Iw and admission to the Bar will be held No
= 6,.,s nscs o. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY aud FRIDAY OF
49,. zach day ~ o'clock and eoss NJ
III. uuhl.a sss kssnaskiulls isyitsA " sttsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
UpsErrIya OF A PLEAsURE-BoAT-THRRR MEN

UPsgTTISG OF PLEAsURE-BoAT-lHREk MEN
DnowsrD-A party Of four men. named james Mountiord
RobertJ Collins Joseph Clement aud Henry TosseI resi-
dents Of Jersey City pleasure sail to STATED Island
on sunday last On toward evening" when abreast
OF the inner point Bsdoe Island the boat was struck by
sudden flaw Of wind and oapsized a., .
tempted 70 get on the Of tho boat but not succeeding
we're drowned Tosse managed to get hold OF the boat to
Which he elune partly submerged until boat which put of
from the island enabled to rescne him. and he was con-
veyed 70 the island exhausted condition and was brought
10 his home on Monday and Is still In feeble state
The bodies drowned men were not recovered The
parties were employees In the Atlantic and Great Western
Eailwav Iocomotye Works In Warren Mountford leaves
wife and four Children Collins. wife and five children
Clement was Q single man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Gperial Notices.

Tho south wind breathing DER beds Of violets has
been poetic idea Of vOupuOu fragrance but sur
passed. surpassed the exquisite Of the NlGT-BLooA
mo cEREUs PHALoN L SONS wOndrOus extract distilled
from tho cereus grandaor ndhsyk abroad beware Of
sount.rs.L. and limitations. Sold BY all druggista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
TIE ST. GEORGE CLUB.

The first of the annual series Of club contests be-
tween the married and single members OF this club viii be
navsd to-day on their grounds at Hoboken shoad me
,se, be fair Their will be large muster OF players and
ne dspay of the beauties Of the game may DO anticipated
Wiekets will be pitched at IL q N.
THE NEW YORK CLUB IN BROOKLYN
Tho Rrooklyn branch of this club will open play Oh
their Grounds al Bedford this afternoon at p IN
THE WILLOW CLUB.
This club had their opening match az beoio,d on
tho IN being chosen BY Messrs Geborne and Hen.
deson the latter party proving victorious BY score o. - TO
40 II Sweetand 10 were the double
on winning sde Gesbornes not OUT ocins Io oss'
score On the part OF the defeated party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
NEW.QRLEANS.


NRWURLEAfe, IuesdHyf MI! g I'Ul'
Gems Bcauregard and W. Adams have gone to Europe
% oeroiae jackson Railroad bonds President johnson
has Modified their paroles that they go and return
tornado accompanied BY hail, has passed over Lotnt
lana ana Arkansas destroying crops. !.
Ths cotton seed epanted Is all bad and planters arc in
despair ,,,,,, -. ana
3e receipts or four days 3fse bales sgalps QUE last
Eesr Las advanced 5ec Corn Tic lower. Pork, sa "a
sSs Lard. 2lic. Sterling Exchange, l39 Gold, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

CmcAGO Tnesdhy Mny 2. I-b0.
The buildings Nos 25s, 260 and 262 South WateT-st
were destroyed by fire last night The principal losers arc
Mccormick a. Calender, oils, paints &C., $iOO,oOO
Samuel Niokerson and Walter ;. Gurnee owners OF the
buildings 600 The insurance will cover the losses
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THg LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLy AND WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THB TnIB-
uYE increased than quarter the price wi"
remain the same
TERMS
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Mail Subscribers single copy year-52 numbers.. ~ w
Mail subscribers clubs Of five
Ten copies addressed Of subscribers II ~
Twenty copies addressed OF subscribers. "a %
Ton oonies 10 ons addre,s 10 90
Twenty copies, to one address. " w
An extra copy will be sent for each club Of ten.
sEMr-wEERLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers copy year-l0a numbers. $3.50 90
Mail Subscribers copies year-04 numbers. %
Mail subscribers copies, for each copy %
renting for 10 copies $50 will receive an extra copy
for months.
Persons remng for Is e will receive an extra copy
one year.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
90 per annum; O. for six months.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York
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Issitimenss for Murder-Convictfon and Sen
teHce.

Ty.KNER n. Y, Tuesday May {, lsbt
Al the Court of Oyer and Terlnner in session IN TINS
fun3 tnis morping against Asa Fuller, Hel Davis Irving
Vance Chas Vance and Thos butcher, for murder ne
indictment charges them with killing John L. Sanpne
Al Frankfort Hill On 9th of February last Inc young
men were srraigned and pleaded not guilty Fuller one OF
the prisoners and charged in the indictment as ine ies
participation had hsrg ht arm OF at the time OF the
murdei about five inches from the shoulder and TIE ie
arm oil above the wrist They all jointly indicted
II is expected that the tia will commence Iext Monda!
SECOND DISPATCH
HERKiNER n. Y. Tuesday, Nav & lsct
A. clock this afternoon the prisoners Asa tellef,
Hiei Davis Irving Vance, Charles Vance and William
Butcher indicted for the murder Of John l.. Campbell OF
Frankfort Ill., pleaded guilty Of murder in the second
iegree and sentenced 10 seven years impsonMehi
Zach IN the State Prison at Auburn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Sheen Breedcrs Exhibition.

ROCHESTER, Tuesday. May {. 1866
There is a large attendance at the sheepbreeders and
Woogrowers exhibition which commenced at the Copn-
ty Fair grounds to-day. The weather is fine and the dis
play of sheep good II will undoubtedly be the largest
sheen exhibition ever held in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
The Africa Outward Bound.

BOsTON. Tuesday, May 5, 1866
The mails per the steamship Africa, for Liverpool, via
Halifax will close al o'clock tomorrow "wednesday
morning but she will not sail until about ii O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Found Drowned.

FORT HAMILTON, Tuesday May e. 1866
The body OF unknown man. about IS years of ago,
found the beach at Bay Ridge, dressed in black
coat and vest blue flannel undershr red flannel drawers
white overshrt and cal-skin boots An inquest washed
by W. T. Bennett, Justice of the Peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
FIRES.
In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday May {. 1890.
fire occurred this evening Fourth and Commerce
sts in the stores OF John Cochrane and George ii.
Uartzel Cochrane had stock worth from SJO,OOO 10
$4,000 which was mostly damaged by water and Is ill.,
sured in Hartford Boston and NewYork offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

FIRE NEAR THE UNION RAoB-CoURsE-About4
O'Clock Monday afternoon Building connected with
John Snedkers Hotel the Union Race Course l..
accidentally fire and entirely destroyed. The
structure Of wood in which there machinery
ssry for the production with which the hotel lighted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Detention of the HIaiIs.

ALBANY, Tuesday, May g. I5tb.
The Southern mail made in Newly ork and sent from
there Albany last evening has not reached here and
the kilograms to points east and west have failed to give
apv trace of IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
An Rsespina Prisoner shei.

ROCHESTER, Tuesday. May E. Iego' :,
A prisoner in the County Jail, named Hayes c9nnnea
lor passing counterfeit money IN Corning sha who wa
also oder an indictment murder was shot by the tu
tsy while attempting TO escape with another pIsonef
aaaed Crowley last night Hayes died In two hours ae'
leHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
Address
MAR RE ID.

DOOLIrTLE-MANNTNG-On Wednesday April II. 1856, by the
of Christ Church, Houston, TEXAS, Charles
C. Dools late Captain seth ILL., Infantry to Miss Mary Man
ming 0! Halifax, n. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

THH ITALIAN ScHooL.-The evening Italian school,
hitherto at the Of Industry Five Points has been re-
,rovsa IN No 10 Cenres south west OF Franklin
6rst eoo no stairs We learn that in view OF the great
poculsy OF this successful undertaking the Directors have
resolved 10 hv.i ajeQ daI sess.ops.