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~ nteriHamafOe Nacbrteoten,

NeM 0Orf-(@eidtt4er 8uliam fir Elm
%perWunoetes t6er5.) Die Staats5tg. I4retbt {:
SIN Supremegeri@t wuroe pprseltern Die &lage
DGOrnelia 81. @i9gin sesen @m. q. 8ufel"
perbanpelt cine 8lage auf @ntiGGoiguna,
Del6e cine IdnOIite Sd6ne gegen eiuen ebes
mali9en Stats @efdn9nibs SnipettOr %eingeleiz
let bat. A8 Der D6oa" geitern aufgerufen
muree, mar Die Rldgerin bereit, ober Der Ser
fla9te lieB liA ni4t ieben II. e8 puroe iomit Elm
Urtbetl IN contumaciam gegen ibn erlalien.-
Ole Dame CAB Der Surp Die indifference @a<
ration zines olten Qieoes gum 8eiten. 8ufeI
mar en Wittper, ais ct Iein Nmt in Sinas
Sing ontrat. uno III bielem reisen6en Oprfe
mar WtB WI9gin Die iGibipnable !aleioermas
Aeriu, Wel6e auf Wleilen in GER 8nnoe in benz
@ebiet Der 6rauentOilette ben 3pn uuqab. Sbr
Seroielit belief li6 idbrli6 auf circa $1,000,
un0 tie bate bereit8 elm b1biAeS SammGen
fit Die unIi6ere 3utunit Surid9eteot.
9o Iubrtc etn unItern ben n%euaebadenen
@eidngniBinipettDr iiber ibren @e9 urto ie
lernten IT'D tennen. g(a6bem Die 8etunntlhoft
cine 3eitlou9 geoarert bate, eIorbten bic 8eis
ben, oob cine gemiitblide mathematician
0Hhl@kN NpttSAt cCi1CDt, ulp DSElDDLPU 10 Q1S
9eblI6 iut 0uguIt 1858. Der in ieiner 9lu1t8=
mIrbe prougenpe 8rdutiaam beltano burauf,
baB feline Angebetete ibr @elGdit aufgeben uno
ibre @rlparnille auf S6mud unD &leioer pers
penpen iolle. Die tunitfertige Gornelia mar
pamit einpertanoen, uno na4 eint9en @p6en
bemunberten gan5 Sing Sing uuo 1mgegenb
ibr So65eit8tleib nebit 3ubeb0r. 9aS tppns
nige Self muroe duf Mitte Nupember 1858 uns
bsroumt. Ser eriebnte Sag tam berat1, ober
Die 5p65eit fano nidt itatt; fie mar auf ben
2Buni6 oe8 SuipettprS peridpben pDrben.-
So IOl9te cine tribe 3eit, mdbrenO tpel6er ba8
8erbdltnib Snar Fcrtbeltano, alein Der BrGus
tigam perdbidun1te, ietn 8erIprehen a1 erflL
len, feline 8eiu6e wurOen INNER ipdrli6er, Ii.
enoli6-e8 mar i'm 6ebrtar 1860-lu5rte CT
0ar cine Qttoere Nraut na6 6Qus. Scr. &uI>
iel eenpR aber iein neueS @lld niGt LANCE,
oann fur3 nab bet 6p65eit ftarb feline 3weite
6rau, uno Dltb 8i99tn, mel6e bic friberen
8er36gerun0en unb Gnttduihun9en gebulOi9
unb tanbbaft ertragen Bate, CAB fid Der 9Dff>
hung bin, baB nunmebr Der Snipettcr 1ib ieis
mes @eI6bnife8 erinneru weroe. Stiles t6pfs
fen |! @r fam niAt, unD beiratbete eini9e Mpns
Oe ipdter cine 2.npere, bic iOutit feline brittle
6ruu tuarO, Sebt rib aud Der 8ebulbfaben
.GOrnelienS unO lte warb tasbar. Nls 8epeis.
itlde legte Die &ldgerin bic 3miI6en ibr. unb
p@iuium" 9ewe6ielten 8riefe upr, pabre 9ie>
6~eSbriefe, Die man9es Amu ilnte Darboten.-
Jtadoem OieSurp allies 9eOulOig onsebSrt bate,
ipra9 le Der &ldserin $4,000 SdaOenerias
81
(Q8ie man in Nmerita betratbet.) Sin
BufalOer We&lelblutt er3dbIt SOlsenoes: Gs
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OefsntIi6e 8erlteioerunq.

SIBftfen5.D d pUt 9 III nj GrS.Offtce.
Maitgn9tOn, D 6 BEN 2. gebr. 1856.
Am DtenftiB bed 20 Btbtuor 1866 I1or9euS nm IL Her
merben In Der Sirtb Str aaf Gf utli@er 8erfetaeruna
na6febsnte NrtiteI per'auft:
9 : III aus5eseidnste @rbelts .CGfen,
28Ibc.
100000 4fWnb SDrn tn Mstten.
430 900 - Rlets.
$4,000 - Safer.
1900 - &atFte Grtrdct.
Berner ua6benannte Gus3tnueene Subffenis9prr6ibt
1000 gfaub ~sttal,entS O4isn1eti6
FfO0 rerdutertes D6fnf.tf6.
35l7 8tfen eerduterte 0iringc
1900 9funo Sbt" sbrpe.
II coo - Rgrnmfbl.
1898 " s~e4tpGnGte Ytride
1000 , 9Cnatg,
500 - aa7eelrrtnete 8artcteI.
l74O - eemtfat tie GemGe
1854 8rbnsn.
Sernsr fp'geree@ Gptmihartdts GtsfntEum; GiIerut
Safts, Srtefpr ten. 9alte, Side, Stible, Beltttf6e,
&prtas~da1eG, 9alten gBd1ten. Britfenrddqrn gGten.
raasen, Sletftfdaen. GCmmifa'tafS attsn, Tlit 1t6e uRb
Gr' den DlaaBe, 8ratnsn, SUfr,91mmer, 3anssn une
Slc Ter, 8rGtpfauren, Barren. (5rRGs' S6i bfarreu,
6elbpults, GafeenIblsit. 9umper, aerte, AertRteie, Rc66.
fen. TetsmnIbtn etne GAGE, 8eieI, 6euer SaGfetne, Gam.
pen &C.
Gernsr cine DlriFie apFtr unS saIsiadt, gnnsiadeu,
Qumpen 40.
SestnsuReen Bar in &e sternnas3elOsrn
g. sell,
~(5feSnl) Mat u 8 g, II 9 VI.
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Tnrref's
9aar 1Sl ers0rSem9mnes>W1 ittel.

G$ brtn9t Be 4 M N t wteScr 6adre berapr GuF
4 q lfbpfe EN- rs sure bon Tau snneu Ge5raudt unb
rat Mot tn stne nj elm 5tsenTaGl feblae.
f6IGeen
Is trIrrf sutrff estrduGt uub rrDbirt ppn IntertFa's be.
r~ubrteaen Srag6een e , 10 / II 8 ~Srret u. istnen f. Bnen
pearpuGs bat cerislbe etnsta unb aaeEn Gem 9ebraude
Sttte$ Wtttel8 ju pertantcK Giniae Der idbteHeu
Wt0nher Der inebtjtati@fn GatuItit wurben tntt fem @ebein,-
mtg o'tler Z ornpDitttDn eertrdut stna@t uns ftut.
men %e'tielben ale ub;Tstn tn 8etref be8 @ebrnu9s5 b'rftl.
sen ii tol9eh bdlsn. Nir bfrufeu aug agf foleen6e Ser
irnen, tei&e 1abttSpfs rGtten uno 40 ettfts a2ittel ptesel
etren queen 9lGrDuG8 er3erg!e:
&bmtn 5prreft, pbtla5elptt6.
W III 9 Spfee, S6aHfpteyer, QpGtbosfr. Tteater,
Baltimore, Wlt,
g YpIt unb 6 nj 9 GGrr 80
gRte 6 ptttlbd SDneS uus
Wts g G nj [ sd abnGrb %
q IetufeIte r, $50 9tBhtfr. 10
SsfJ 8bettpa, S6dulpeIef, Rep SQrt.
Sal 81 DetauS, S@auipieler, 1889 gDafbtnstpnfry
Sphpr.
@pG. e s BE f, &ttofat, griffin, @eorsta
un6 npG oieIe oKbere, weI6eu beG}n Wtbraud ppn NuSen Tae
@ebrau9s .GnwetlunBsn NIT ister Slafa' In teutid, ems
Hid unb frdna6Fi9 Yrets $l.50 per Fla|Ge.
!3pei ottr oret Blaf8en FnD eer6tuit6 eenIaen6, etren
auteu 9aarpubs MISUNDERSTANDING G1batt fur
QDieber5ertdufer.
q. N / Garr X %,
@t9'ntblner uuo gpbplcfIle DrcgUtiter,
(ta27iD 90 Qt9bttrp @de GGnrenftr, Baltimore, Dtb
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@artenfQrm III nerfaufet

gu erfaufen: Cine aa8aeseiauete irm @arterBau
%3set9nete Slrm an Ger @ttlatelptta &rah, ~ungefGsr l DhtIe
oon , + z t%dbtaren5e. Diefelbe ertbdlt an 113 @fer Qanb
Elm eutes gBobnblus nit Nettnqebauten ur6 wirb i'm
Dser tbttIweis ~at9ees6an. Die ertaufabeeinaurae
tno bear unS Der 9tel 5ablbdr III ~ pSer3 Sabren. nit
res unterSet6netfn.
SaaueI Waecubtn,
tsF4W3fnlp4 Git9 Comptroller.
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Die beIifrdfttst gptrtune lnS Der DObleei&mad Hes tn
auen 91atern b~eitebttn. bpn al II Nlter StIafen uno tn ie'
benz f6rperlt8'n 3uidnbe germ senCiienrn 5Dff f9tn
DtGG5 @rtrGct Sefunbbe ttSbterS lat
rnth DeranldBt baielbe aus Deu'fAlaNo ;u trpsrttren. -
Ditfss, etneS mad benz llrtb.t her 0errn Aerj { tr jestger
5ett nneattetrltGe 9uIfsz unb Sidrtan9smttt.L ssplrbtst
burd bic Qetntnihaft au'sC ;ethnet oDn Suraen uub be-
tp6trt I'M SOIt', TT tds tefe btdtitde Stdrtuus %sntltel bel
8ruft. Nfdsen-. 5autcertrteaaetten eeftwd8tee 8trbau'
rne nne al 9tlnetuer 3Srper'dtpd&e @mpfsblen Scn ben
srS6ten IutOrttdten b,r N3eb ctn bes Sn unb NuslanbsS,
telebt ppn Ger SnbuTrte. Nusaeluno ju 8retlau un6 aus.
essetdnst bur& SteIe srCse sCibene unb flberne @erbtenf-
Wetaturn.
gu tiben gtO, "A @putb q Eartes f +. anS SIR.
80 g f ptattRr
tfeb$-1m) SrieSriO 9tifer, Msent.
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gu pertaufen:
gu Oerfaufen.

Gin Seagnteaitid, @auen unb tSde bDaf6nb'a. gues Tn
antem 5stense GGe taft nsa. Niae melte f& ipelst@ In
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8.75 Gnh[rn anna @nffennrciS I

1915 Gnbltn gum &ntenpreiS $12
9te sGpnIumenten Union Gpppagnie~ tat ben prets b,
Robten AMI 1915 4r. &pnne BON 2240 Yfo. iIr @ubItri
6enten ertDbt. Sn 5plse Ter @rb5tune Der BraGt III BITE.
GeS ~sErIiufg Der &pienpretS.
5urs:r! 8srnInt uub fubiertsttt sf bteien StcG. gDir
%oeripreben Gu6 BITE befen Sstlen, weldc in ben N1attt
t0nmten, es tf ned etn t8erer SnoeRsnent, irel9ss itb
better t~ntere{frt, ale 7l3Ger.
Der 8etdtlprets ber EpeIen betrdet S12 90 pr. Epnne,
NIT elmer Stberbeit etnes balttsen Stctaen8.
Dfeies TT bic etnttae @smpngnie pelde auSEHIteBlth aus
SalttnUrern befebt unb bts etnsiss G~pmpGenie, pfl6er fer
SS1Dafer un6 9anetr9nsprrt sltt9sc'tlG sur @erfa5une aeRt.
stefe burG bic &omsasnte S~srtaufen la1en welae Bite prp-
fife, D%tStbeuben Der Bonn 8ertGuf disadvantages sUblen emit
i~prtnseu, suruft9tIsu.
observation-disclosures of, Rr. 80 BtbbIefr.
&anaI RDbIeubU {: At Buse her @arsItnear.
Office ber GUmr mites:
gtr. As SO. EaHetteftraee.
Same& s. @t!ten SameSG 8. pMrptS,
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mem 0Qrt6rp1n.

mem 9arttrpap.
GutFasns 0IRee IL . H. Rs.8 @os7r,
8alt more. Wlb, 81. Sauuar 1855,
@e'feeelte Ineebpte I'm DupliFat fGr Zen Nnt,ns =
2artem 3 b. wetthts IN tirfert Gepot ]sprritSia Il,
wetssh IN ets,sr Ntfes ti8It4 Gngenpmuien unb blcigiBai
td9 8 Wtttae6 IL rbr oe5Hnet.
Sae SrDe II IN 9taen o9n l50l fiuists gb jtbs Dergadt
uho tat p;s!tF UeEtauf %isr1fattis NIB senGa urterlufi, In.
cen lsef Htne Se0nnft, crarinirt unc wjeSsr inaeucasIt
ue aAt 4tf 4. ete sem 3iURtt far btg Qttferuna son arup,
ZEN n gt eis!SfGr5sH' erssei6itbeE pureen. @ngebDtt fdr
@erbsu 'Ohenfrei esa Siufer an 9orb Spn 3raasprrtf6tFen
uberltefert. 'FV'0'"
3ah!un6 tn electromagnetic nda 8sna6rfdttauuo Der
1nnapnif Res Wsbste2. 3pans'0 Gaoe anS trlaubt ,un
1879 rttu9en 9tr SDda.en @Olte bte 5dift-abrt wdbfenb
pteier Set 6sfai fen ifiu, f. wirb Bic ba6et psrlsrne 8,it
nt@t teaaset' @n4tsgte Itpffea aat benz lni& ag rgr0pp.
ials to- 9afb Srtab' intBlff t uns ~a6reIfrt fctn an
( nj a SO Dillon,
Spt st Gpl uub G 6 Il q y
'ola-E'sJ 8et Brig Gen 8s
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Ue9 W}anneS SQnn.

Oeg Wannes gum.
6eft unb uu6et9iam lei be8 Mannes Sunb,
Ob ite bus SdWert, cb 1e bic Sober fibre,
S6 ie Der 8 ebe beilgeu Spferbranb.
Oh tie Der 9tad)e wilpe 6Iaumen id}itreI
sic biete freloig ftG benz 6reunbe bar,
uno ideue iid, ben Seirb ielbit 5u betritSen;
Sin mdnnlud 9er5 lei INNER ~pffen6ar
Sn i9ret Strelfen nib ibren 3iigeu.
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Cine cute @afhpirttfdait IN weaen Observation-Disclosures
iOa!et@ @chlfftl gu %SertaHfea. 8u %erfraeen in btr 81 der
rniboI
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Oer(on0t un0 QeCud6ts
@5fencnpfnM
Sine Mirtb16oft

YIN 9ebrer, tn etnenh beutfbsn SeminGr eebtIbet unb NIT
In Der Office b. 81. tInDE1
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Sn14 ! 2a1s

5000 Sdde WinninatGnS unb SeHrees & Ddrrces fetntS,
$4,000 9 ode 2tbtrpspl Srpunb ab 10000 8uIbeIS Gutts
Sslanb tu pertauten In ~keliebtaen Qudntitdteu bet
(6fG-2n) MIer Eerr a. y 70. Is @ommsreefr.
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SlHC 2culglDdH
m stnen euttr GefddftSpidt pitb au mietben eefudt. Sf.
tttsn Bsltete man in Ter OfFce tes Wefer ataultefern.
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9yurtbilDunaS=@ II

BVANVFtV V-~NVN
in S. Gnapp's Snftitut, 20, 81, 80 6sIioapitr.
Der unterrtbt beatnut tente @ttnb tim 7 l16r. gintIt@
DIES &ribetncn ser S6fler Eirb etlsGttst. Gtrtulare fnb
int S0ulbdufe an 62ben. Cjdr22-)
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yrQftli0er oeutiGer 2lr2t

tn tdstt& spn II lGr g3pr8ens Biz Ibr gtatmtttaas In
letHer ~&eUbaaSs 800 ste Ctr, spti9en s. nab S Str, ~
isrtGeu. 1OR1nsieimEa, o.
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te9ierun8S=8 ertauf BON lberflaiis gepOroenen
et ernen Gelb p inoen

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e"ternen Gelbiptnoen.
SabFRsnS OfPee il 9 ", Sc 8 g.. @,sar.
Baltimore, ID Bebruar 1866.
Serdtlelte au8e6Ote i'm D1ciif1t m1r6su tn bteler Ofdc,
Sts 5dmaGS, %. 8sSruar 1868, un II usr MtlttoeS fTr Sso
Gutauf oDn
ueberflGiig gemOrOenen
e~tIerren @eIbiptn6en.
Delge IN olfiem 0ep, t e~rrratht3 fn6, a~n3en5mmsn,
Dteie @elbfatnben Hcftt fen aus G,tptotrs, 3obfuefaers
nnS tteinfn gtlS. 8ddsn uno 5qneu 1F 3,fu6 Z nT9e 2It
s%tlNen . upr pt0s9ens n7b 4 tbr gtu6mttitIs in Nefer
OfTce "hter rht w'rSee De G.lbI ptueen Nn6 rursrirt
RON MS l a%uf1attS nnb tpteter nutta tai felt FER Mn,stas
Som ~: danudr. @naetDte ner6en fur cine ptFr nebe
lsre eertsleen 1n8erpa'nten, abr BITE RUNNER iets- cseIh.
iplnee, ,rmts Ter ea'aT gebctso @etraa mgiia + rem Ir.
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rt1tt3u:& tel a4nG5ru beg 1e.ptes ~ ~
49,, %nseoGtt 99ntn "9rNpOfai5 ior 5tOn Saks" tnOOlRrs
8tpMd8 milton.
~ 3otQt Ge1 unb 8 . Il g u,
'Fi4--%' Spt Brig Gen 8cI.
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@erta1f BON iiberflliiigen @puSernements
50 Wuuleie(n,
in eutem 3ufanb unb Bruu6bar.
Office hes @T. Q.yW2eiaers,
@. u. 9Dilintngtcn, Del, IL. Eebr 1866.
run9 Herauft an F'S'-
Brettas, %. Ee5ruar,
8rtttag, 2. WtGrh
2OO quite uno brauGbare Mau(eiet,
100 an ietem Sage bes @erfaufs.
" fersen bic Sdufer teIp9berB bdrouf dufnasrffon No..
mag m%@t 0ni sts 9uten @ieeni5afen etser MaulsieI, neide sSn
gItet VfDSe' tn sutsnf 8ufante, istr frUmm unS et einaes
Inapret ltno, tnbent bic feiben Ger l~leGerftuE BON an fnon,,
Mfauleleln te8 g8aibin8tcn Deppts Tnt, wv"
Ote 3biere tperten ein3eln terfauft.
Der 8ertauf t~e9tnut ur 10 ll6r g}rroens.
Observation-Disclosures: 8aar In 9. 81 GSelb.
@ut Ssfe9l Spn 8res Brig Sen. SaS 6 Gftn,
1. Dto, 3 @@O.
,,u g GaIIngter
NI4t-zmfi) Capt unb u 8 SD.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

the Haze ind Snow Flake. The excitement on the M
three vessels intense each striving to reaeh 'he
Sturgeon city first
When within eight miles Of Albany The Snow RAKE
ran on 10 some loose ice on the Flats ana olohe
through, the conclusion bringing her suddenly 10 a
stand sui. btte further on the steering apparatus
OF the Haze became disaranged and she 100 was COIL
PEELED 10 stop.
IHE MINNEHAHA RETURNS.
The hemsman of the Mlnnehaha seeing the true state
Of affairs. put down stick, and running back, came
alongside of the disabled crafts, giving them all the
assistance possible after which all got away again. the
Minnehaha reaching Albany hrst, followed closely by
the other two boats
The speed obtained not extraordinary on ac'
count OF the uniayorabeness of tho wind The running
time to Albany from Ponghkeepsie was ilte shof! oi
two and half honrs. The run from Athens to Cox
sackle nine miles, made IN s6C6g minutes Inc eA.
petition was novel one, and those who participated
10 II nave something 70 talk about Tor month";
AT ALBANY.
The reception at Albany was all that could be de.
sired. The members Of the BeayeTwyck Club took the
Poughkeepsians in hand and never were boys better
received before. The President and Secretary OF the
Club, Messrs. Humphrey and Weed, did all in their
power to render the brief stay Of the yoyageTs pleas
ant one.
The excursionists set ont to return at p. M They
were escorted to their boats by a large number OF
prominent Albanians, and after being towed about
oue mile over rough ice by horses parting words were
spoken and with lively breeze the vessels got away
With lightning speed, aud in few moments Albany
was Invisible.
LATER.
Since writing the above We learn that while the Haze
was dashing along at the rate of more than mic q
minute and when opposite Casteton, coming down. the
gale was SO heavy that her spar carried away COM
pcely disabling her. but not iuuriDg any OF the exeur
siOuists.
The Snow Flake being but about half mile asterD.
sailed mp along side OF the wreck and taking the Haze
in tow proceeded 10 Stuyycsant. where the adyentur
ers took the cars the Hudson River Eaufoau iof
home leaving the vessels 10 he brought down to-mor
row The Minnehaha also met with an accident by
the breaking Of her runner plank. The entire party
reached here this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE IN FORTY
sEVENTH.ST.
"A German Woman Murders Her Three
Children and Attempts 70 Kill He9-
self-Domesiic Trouble the Cause Of
ke Act
the Act.

The neighborhood of Forty-seventh.st. and
'Broadway was the scene on Saturday evening, OF a
terrible tragedy, German woman having. il is be-
,eyed murdered her three children and then attempted
suicide. News ofthe affair spread and in short
/ time large and excited crowd had gathered in The
sicnity each person having different version OF the
scase The facts far be asceI4 aimed are As
ttolows;
About O'Clock on the evening In question. John
Roth, a German instrument maker returned TO his
Broad wav and EigLfhaye ana on entering tbe optsr
room. he found woman named Anasatia ShOtz who
has been living with him in the capacity Of wife for
sone wears past though unmarried lying upon lounge
AL efforts u her were useless and he then passed
1ato the back room. Lying upon bed were her three
children Caroline, aged years; John aged 2! years
snd WINE, aged 10 months Their peculiar stIlness
startled hlm, and on making closer examination lie
found that they were dead
Ino boyI1ted man at rushed into the street ard
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

caxe tJe alarm A crowd soon collected, ana noiieo VI
the affair was conveyed to the Twentyseeohd ~
Station. House but short distance from tho tS soc
.he occurrence. ROundsman McMufiay "-tn -
oNcers was al once dispatched 70 the pace abu ~
j. Lewis Smith and Robert stewart tu.I ~ a'oitu, "a
their arrival they examined the children a.u - 90 ,bo
them GRite dead, and then turned theiI ,,5er
woman Recourse was lad 10 the stomach P.ii,SSf -
the sunuosition that she bad poisoned tIe SHIiCh
then attempted her own life in the same Inai. h 80
trace OF poison could be found, nor WSIe .neIe aug
traces Of food showing tina, ne rs DTcpions 70 o
taken OF nOGTlshIneBt lOr sOA"o N''
Tbn go, means by which the children came 10 their
death could not be Determined py tn1 PnS rs 10
ba1 noson been used were any traces OF violence
visible II was the impression that they had been SUI
focated in some manner ., ,. 80
Mr. Roth on being questioned. could only assign one
reaSon for the commission OF the act For some TINE
rast the woman has been rather exiravaganf ana ne
has demonstrated with her upon the subject. IeM %
DAYS since he gave her $50 bill and she subsequently
informed him that she had lost it. This he dscOvereu
10 be an unrutb and speaking TO her about the mat
ter she became much excited and mutual recTlilina'
tiOns followed Si1ce then she has seemeI very oN
spirited, and, without doubt wDlle IN ths s!"le VI
mind she conceived and executed the terrible crime
The two Younger children the irult OF the lDcit
cohabitation of these persons. The girl Caroline was
born while the woman was living with her hu.pahu.
The latter is again married and is al present h'g '
another part of the city. -. nc
The woman is of medium hight and aged about 20
years. Yesterday morning she was conveyed 10
Bellevue Hospital where she now hes IN critical con
dition In The opinion OF Dr Sinil1 oto oi to pn. -
clans who was called in soon after the commission OF
the act and who visited the woman after her removal
70 the hospital her mental powers are completely pros
trated and il doubtful Il she ever reeoIers be use oi
her faculties :,
Coroner Widey has been notified to hold inquest.
DR.. Wooster Beach, ir, will make post m0rtem *
animation and the exact cause o death WIZ ihen oe
made known. Atpresent the ease is involved III in"en
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
FROM ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
VARIOUS SPECIAL ENACTMENTS.
The Commissioners of Emigration.
THE HEALTH BILL.
A COMPROMISE EFFECTED.
The Amended Bill Passes Both
Houses.
a LEGISLATIVE RECESS.
WORN BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE
THE HEALTH BILL.
A COMPROMISE EFFECTED.
/ IEeIsLATrvn RECESS.
WORN BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.-ALBANY, Feb. Il, 1866.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS lNlhODItEb
By Mr.. SUTHERLAND--TO increase the com
ponsaton OF Justices of Sessions in Weschester County
BY {. q. CORNELL-TO incorporate the Merchants
Express and Transportation Company.
BILLS PASSED.
TO amend the charter OF the East New-Nork and ia
IGaIca Railroad. -
incorporating the Mechanics Savings Bank Of Fish
kll.
Authorizing the Comptroller OF New-York TO issue
go 600 OF the Water stock of lsi9
Authorizing tle Morris Run Coal Company 10 PuI'
rhase and hold real estate in this State.
REQUIRING Supervisors of towns to give additional Sc
eurity.
To facilitate ihe construction of The New'York and
Dswego Railroad ,,.,
Incorporating the Fonda and 0gdensburg Railroad
Company - g., ~,
Amending tie charter OF Inc Atlantic Savings Dam
Df New York.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To change the name OF Childrens Home Society OF
Troy g.,
To incorporate the Board OF Trustees OF the General
Convention OF UniyerSalists.
To prohibit the MeyOr. Aldermen and COmmOnaty
on Board OF Supervisors of NewlOrk from dlspoSlng
Of any real estate belonging 10 the city or county oi
New York.
Nr ANDREWS. OF the Conference Committee on the
Health bill stated that TIE Committee had agreed on
tins proposition. originating with the Senate Commit
tee viz That the Sanitary Commission shall cons 81
of three PHYSICIANS and one layman TO be appointed by
the Governor together with the Health Officer OF the
Port and the COmmSSi ncrs Of the Metropolitan Police
The bin as agreed upon by the Conference Con-
lpittee was then pissed. by Yeas % Nays.
NAYs-Alessrs. G. G.. Cornell and SntheI and
The Senate then adjourned until the 9Th ins'' AT
IL q. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

4 MEXICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION
~ MIsSION.-A Mission Meeting will be held n .he large
Lecture Room No. loo West Twenty iourthst. hs'. Sah
and Severth.a .ayes..) MONDAY EVENING. Web l9 81 =:
O'Clock Addresses by the Rev q. j. MNGlSS. the Rev >
BOWLING d. d., the Rev {. b. SMiTH tie Rev Il
PARKER the Rev. 4. WALSH. Singing by GIao Istt Of
the Blind Asylum. Admission free.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

4 BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Late on Sa.uFc
night two burglars effected entrance into the naf
ment OF Mr. Gustayus Speth, at No. % OiIyer''i ''
means OF false keys. While busily engaged in rihng
the department Mr.. Speth, who had been temporarily
absent returned The thieves fed into the street par
sued by Mr. s. and on the way down stairs one OF hem
tipped and fell disocang his shoulder JOINT. Oher
Mahoney of the Fourth Precinct came up and toOE Lin
IN custody. The confederate escaped npT0ef ~
skeleton KEYS which the thieves had thrown away IN
their flight were found. Tue injured burglar th
10 the Fourth Precinct Station. House. vhe.e ls sho-
der was set by Police Surgeon Waterman. lcsiero y
he was taken before Justice Bowling end comm ior
trial in default Of 50 600 bail The prisoner is h''e
OF Scotland. aged - years.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

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DIR. BANNING ) FREE LECTURES on HEALTH {
LADIES Commence az p To ,loRRow, in Clinton iir'.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

ROBBED or THE STREET.-On Saturday night
Patrick Kearns, resident Of Alegany County y. J.,
while passing the corner OF Seyenth.ave anu Eisht-
eenth.st. was met by party OF ruffans Of whom he
inquired the N Snlivau-st They instantly tiri"
upon him and while one Of the number hca iibl
passing an arm around his neck the others rotDcd m
OF wallet containing 81. and biz oveTeoat AID ir''
coat. The action witnessed by Officer 'nlail OBJ"
the Twenty ninth Precinct who ran up ana arios'
two OF the thieves named John OCOnnor nHd LH3'i's
r. Covert, both Young men. Tie rest maze tE'if
escape Yesterday the thieves were COMMITTEES l"r
trial by Justice edwith in deisult Of s., 800 boil ea"
Kearns was sent 10 the House OF Detention A. wrc'5
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

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A SILENT SEWING MACHINE. making lac
celebrated "W.lco, Gibbs stitch strong. elastic lf
durable WILCOX 4 GIBBS No sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

ANOTHER MAN SHOT IL \ DAYCE-llOCSE.-
At an early hour Sunday morning a number Of ruf
fans became engaged in a fight in the dancelolst At
the corner of Washington and Rector-ss. one o ihe
number named Patrick Dugan. was shot IN the ee:Ii
seriously injured The rest Of the scOundrels made
their escape The wounded man conveyed ,o ni'
residence, No. 70 Morris-st No arrests have been
made.