The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

Divers went down to the yacht Wave, which was sunk
IN Boston harbor ON Sunday, the 10Th inst, and al
channel and she viii be raised IN day or two The
cnging TO tho rigging. When tho yacht went down
they had grasped the rigging and held on In the death
M 20 rn you'd q Ssvs so q
face and might have been saved The third woman aud
her child could NOS b. found The yacht y badly broken
up.
Minneapolis paper says that the German immigrants
this season prefer the big woodsu to the open para
The number Of cleanngs Is rapidly increasing.
woud-bs bride in Dayton, Ohio, aged sizty-ons has
She shows Of his letters, In which he said b
ssxstsd only In mr. smiles and that the happisst day
Of hs life would b. that onswhioh he should call her bin
own" A4A
clergyman Of 81 Louis says that on pleasant Sun
days about 900 out Of the 2o5 600 people In 81 Louis
are % Be- found in church In 81 Joseph No, one psr
son In ten Is . church member
Tue Boston Josynai publishes notices Of less than
6y-nvs anniversary meetings TO be held the present.
week. commencing with Sunday and ending with
Friday sNs-sgs
The Florida correspondent Of the Cincinnati Cbmme.
coi says that Mr Harriet Bcccher Stowe has three hun
dred scres Of land near which she planted
Of any In The Gulf statea
General Butler ID attending law business and 10 mot
expected 70 make any political speeches this summer
me Boston rrapdier ros:--"whsre Ia the dia-
mond brsasipin taken from the body q wilkes Booth
along with the manipulated daryl"
Mr. Abraham Rowland, for several years member OF
the Legislature from New Bedford, and the rst Mayor
OF that city, which Office he held for Eve consecutive
years. died Friday at the age OF sixty 1--WE years.
The Mercury says Mr. Rowland was among the unior.
tunas auesis the National Hotel In Washington whom
Mr. Buchanan inaugursted, and was attacked with
the strange disease from which many suffered Since
that time though able 20 pursue his business his health
had been prccarious and for about nine months pass
he had been almost constantly confined 70 his house
couple were married IN Manchester. N. H., on the
10th inst and set up housekeeping On the 10th tho
lady sought legal advice ~ 70 what steps she should take
70 break the contract abe had recently entered into
Frank r. spalding, lad Of H. clerk in tho Rutland
wi post once been arrested for robbing the maize
A correspondent Of the Lewiston tIel Journal says
that preliminary examination has been had 81 Frye-
burg OF BENJAMIN Bunker and the mother OF the Girl
who was supposed TO have been poisoned In Stow The
testimony failed 10 show any guilt the part OF those
arrested. post mortem examination by several ply
sicisus did not show any poison. The stomach was
taken 70 Boston to be examined and the court was
adjourned 10 the 31st
Miss Jennie, daughter OF Thomas Rider OF Thomns,on.
Ne, committed suicide by throwing herself into tho
Congress nver, near the prison, during Monday night
last
lady IN Hoyoke, Mass, obtained a divorce from
one husband on the morning OF the 10th inst married
another IN the afternoon Of the same dav and IN the
evening presented her new husband with an heir
Lysander spooucr, leading republican OF Boston, has
puoshed pamphlet 20 prove that there can be no such
teaas Nssssoa " government resting on eonasnk