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New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

der since that Of Dr. Burde in Bonds wears ago. has
Ter 80 much excitement IN tle pubic ina as has THIS
ne are now three persons under arrest suspected Of
Deib III some manner either cOgnzaut OF or aceomphccs
confined in the NE nrss % poice sfation % ono nGw %
Wnoha reward was offered by Mayor Hal ana who on
West Thirty aft ST. PoIne stntIo II is not really he
eved tha he s the murderer although it is not certain
that he Is not and his evidence may yet be OF yalue
against his former companion I'M Sing sing whom he al
cgcs wrote the letter found in the pocket Of the murder
IS, as we haye stated believed to be The assassin There
IS another James Logan. arrested by Capt Alare. and
leld IN the Last Thirty -hths Police station. The eNt
dence against HIM rather OF negative character lie
hears bad name among tho police OF the
Eighteenth and Twenty first Wards, but has
never yet been convicted OF any crime lie
does not answer the description given of the
assassin being too ali and lacking IN other essentials.
sun MI Rogers may have been mistaken in the appear
ance OF the man who assaulted him In the confusion
incident TO the struggle he might very readily mistake
the size hight the complexion OF the assaant
The fact that he absened himself from home immediate
~ after the day OF the assault. the l2th, ana was not
again seen for nearly two weeks when he arrested
when about to leave the house Of his brotherinaw in
Fory-nhtst Is deemed very suspicious ana ne IL ac-
cordngy detained until he can account satisfactorily for
his movements during that interval His brother,
Michael. is committed to tho House Of Detention
as witness. James Talland, who was arrested
on suspicion Of being the companion OF the assassin ana
VINO was identified by the cooTcd boy Wm CIOsteras
one OF the men whom he passed in East Twcthst just
previous to the assault npon Dir. Rogers also confined
reticent. saying very little, except deny all com
plicity in tine affair. no communication IS allowed
with him. the authorities evidently Delcvne
Inn to be important principal, or wit
ness, it isdIGicult to determine which. James
Gallagher and Charley Muuday, members OF the Nine
teenth-st gang who were arrested on suspicion OF know
ing something Of the whereabouts Of the for whom
the police are actively searching still confined
in the House Of Detention for Witnesses. The coored
boy, CiOser who really to be the most important
witness yet obtained 10y the Police. Is still held at the
Mercerst. Police Station. as It would obviously be
safe TO allow him to at large to be made away with In
all probability by OF the companions Of the assassin
that his testimony might not be given. These comprise
all who under the surveillance Of the Police
Coroner Flynn Will not be likely To continue the inquest
before the loth inst the day TO which II was adjoured
and may postpone tnen, unless more import
ant developments should be reached.
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ARMENIAN ENGRANTs.

The Rev. Z. II. Vartueyan, Pastor oi the
Armenian Congregational Church Of lenl kafoo' Con
stntuoplc Is in this C,y, seeking TO promote the "m-
grafton OF the destitute ATmcnians now resident IN Tar
KEY few Of them have already to tins country.
but some i5000 stu remain, subject To great cruees
from tie Tuik and neglected by their fellow CHRISTIANS
of Europe They too poor to support preachers ana
Ministers have no churches no schools ana no teachers
and are without representation in the Governments o""
very recently they had place for the ourHi u HO
dead IN Constauunope. and in othnr cities '''
il stu denied them PnStor Vartugyan ihqmfhg INTO
o., - i,,,t.,, ~ ,,eir finding homes the south As
,hc, are eoe,ookng. iutenscnt and industrious peo-
pe their presence would be valuable acquisition to any
a,,ntr, nd,tisto he hoped that arrangements will be
,I, win soon see them landing on our shores.
MIR ysrtusyan may he found at Room No Il Cooper In
.tue whcro he will be thankful for ANY SssS'"ree or
sn,,,o.t,eus that may bo offered him.
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NEwORLEAHs Jan Itoton market orene yesers-s
and clc AZ Of ic; Miilngs 0Zi}
m aes receipts f9I bales exnerts ~! bales EEargc Serng
sfGli2 Commercial 6 0.f1; NevYerk Sight I0f ii.connL
Sugar trm Conmon r Prime l2 12ic Yellow Clarified c
Moasses brm Coumon 5lGci Pnme. 65a8ci Choice GJA1c
Flour dull Superue 81 20 Duhe Kra 81 31U 81 20
1881 Hay doll at @2t0@26 Pok inactive and To- OF
Bacon l4ld Sfr4
I8c. sides. l9c Sugar Cured Hams 2lir WHISKY qas
Western rcsei 81 GA 81 C Coa steaayi F'. As0ii.c;
Prime 1Gl Gl6'c.
MnsPBis Tenn Miid'rgs 2a aees
to-day 700 bales 500 bales Snpertue fnnf ia ~ %
Corn G5Oj3c IS 0Gsr Mess PORK. AL f7. 21Ae Bsk
Meats ln Shoulders 2i@l3c Clear Sides Ice Dessssd oss
ArGrrA Ga Jan 3-Coon higher: s7i.s Of
3 bales; receipts s2 bales MMngs It02c hnlters asking M
excited and closed frn sales Of 320 laes fdns "a;
receipts 1879 bales: Continent 28t2 halts
WiLHSGToN G., Jan BIN Spirits Tupratne nothing 5osz
Ron quiet Pale - - Crude iupenne unchanged Tar nneheos
Cotton in fair request AZ 270kic
CINCINNATI l3Four sctre unchanged Whfa' ezu'
lar and bi ia ~ 30 for No anil No J. sales Of No az 81 90
Corn active and demand 6c; higher price atei tne clos
ing Oa nd
excited n higher Nddng 2G&ic WHISKY
small sales II gG only Hogs ally
unchanged Provisions inl and droopng Mess Pork he'd 40 $3.50
S2s So Lard, l9G9lc for prime Kettle senr1 i3lr. i3
Sides. liif Bacon In demand; sales al l1Bc.
elsie for shoulders; Isle for Clear W ani Fla7le 6r Csr
Sides packed Cared Hams l1iGl8c Gold l5 Ih< Pris
showing packed the close OF December TIE c -'ed
pakn has fallen Of Cb7 head or IL packing 70
10 weight is shown 10 % places ranging rom T. - 70
bog and decrease in IS places ranging from TO ~ ID 'eag'"
MoBLH 3-Cottonsales Of go bales. general dessnd
opened at &C. ard closed active at 2e receipts l9l bales exports
10 bales
CnAR1grov G. request and lic. better
bales Midd,ng Upand-. 8lc. rcfir 3' bales
Jan 3Four doll 40 - 150 - - Nhrs-saisJ
good SAppas at P g. and choice II 3d. Ler'l Tenders l
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nelI Universlty is te Hon Andrew D. whlte, ithaca

NY.
~. A; hdloW.-fou can obtain copy of the Agri-
cultural Report Dy wiring TO the member who Tcp-
resents your district in Congress- or 10 almost any
ether Congressman. or to the Commissioner of Agri
cultnre at Washington
~. L. Sporb0rq.-The official majority of Gov
Chamberlain in the Maine election was 1924
j. II. S.-Dr Mudd was convicted as an accom-
pce in the assassination of ne President The nan
who concerted "a scheme for introducing pestence
into the Northern ports by means OF infected rags
and clothing is a Dr. Blackburn.
y. ". Ldiimer-Phip Pendleton Cooke died in
1850 Frederic S. Cozzens lives in New-York. .Chas.
fennO Hoffman became insane about 20 years ago
and was sent to ASYLUM III Pennsylvania. Mr..
Motley was born in April. 1914.
&. III. B.-Ihe frank of Senator Morgan Is known
to have been extensively forged in NewYOrk so it Ia
not fair to hold HIM responsible for Its misuse.
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office. Of Marriages must be indorsed triih faU
DIED.

BBCHsrsSAt Yonker. "Wednesday morning. Jan - Ed~ia
Cncr youas-,s child Of Frederick ami Mas Bee-'iu aged
The relatives respectfully invited to ,l,srd ~ a 'h iu3s7.,
Depot the arrival Of the oeoeA traia from New
York
DAYrOY-ln this city "Wednesday morning a
Weed infant laughter OH. C. aud Carrie H. W. Ds,ton
GALLAGHER-u Brooklyn Tue,day Jan 2 james Fncs lfat
son Of Michael ard Gallagher aged year and month
fb, paa's No az Saket', Oh THURSDAY afternoon ia
HoLLYAt stanford Conn Moudy Jan H. AeEmier Holly
T ,st ser Of decreased are respectfully rei
funeral Thursday afternoon from st. Johns chad STANFORD.
HALI-At pa.c j. Tuesay Jan ia tie Rev Jp.h Hall.
FRIDAY y O'clock the T. Church P'asaie
JAMISoS-sudien!y =, Irring,on v Y. Mrs p A. Jamsos
Fuersi Friday jan J At O'Clock p m from tie TT'own NJ
Church.
Grav.on Sheffield EBgand in tie 6ith year OF Ler
ofhe Ascension. corner Flhave and Teuth-st
PATTERSON-On weuesda jan 3 George Patterson. IN The sh
Tie relative. md friends ,h family invited .eai The ner.I
from residence No 2 SecOndsL, Williamsburg on Frlay.
the ,5.h inst, at u o'c6tk.
STAFfoRD-on TuesIA Jan 2 ofhssy eousumps Arne star
foa t6s residence Of Thomas Warren, No 2cs Mouros'.
TAYLOR-ou weine,iy jan H. Williamsburg after iuserog
hs & aI,s R, .1' cbs gr sIS eoeT ge a., BenS SesYrs
Or Dovu. FRIDAY evening at u oeoeA lis enaas "i bs
Inferred al Nyack.
TEYNEY-A wsterlarv Tue.lly Jan s. oAu rsnnsy for
lnery Of Dalton \ H. in the 7sih wear u hi. age.
The deceased father Of A " Isnney. o'hs city
LENT-on Tuesday morning 18th s jane Agnes daughter Oftb'
The en. of fim, aud finer brother invite.
t. attend the funeral services which vii De hei m ~ TDohr
Church eltraces oa IA SIKH Fy-,e .cstas~, Of
Eigathsys.. At 20 O'Clock ON Ihursiay morning.
wETMoRB--On Wednesday, Jan 49, Mrs IliHaah NJ wenos
FancTaIca flsy morning oeces from g. Georges churcs
ofth family respectfully invited to 'sHd without Nr'Aes
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ASSEMBLY


TIE SPEAKER announced the pages FOR the first halt
of the session.
1cssage was received from the Governor transmit
ling the annual report Of the Captain Of the Port Of New.
York the report Of the Capital Police Board and the
port OI the Metropolitan Fire Department. Mr.
slEW ART presented several petitions relative 10 State
kld Tor the Whitehall aud Plattsburgh Railroad.
=, bills INTRODUCED.
MI Nefd-lo revise the Charter OF the City OF An
purl Mf Cuklns-To amend dd,visiOn 49, Section CA
Of tie Code or Procedure Mr. Walker 10 ,,nord the
Act incorporating the Genessee Annual ference NJ
cucn-ln relation % Ninths, Brooklvn and 10 fx Tho
term Of Office Of the IN gneers OF the Kings Cnnnfv
CourtH0use. Mr.. Alaben-Declaring the EeSisteriSs
Odce Of Kings Comfy a salared Office aud re-,
gula'ilg the same. Mr.. Waltman To authorize
the Sec0nd'aye. Railroad to extend their track MIR
BurnsIo allow criminals 70 testify in their own behalf
Mr., NOliman-TO incorporate the Eleventh Ward Saw.
3ngs Bank OF New-fork. Mr.. Kernan-To amend sec
3ij ~ the Code OF Procedure. Mr. Hartman Con.
1uning certain privileges In the courts ou persons
charged with bastardy. MT. G.. Cark-IO change town
boundaries IN SCHUYLER County Mr. Pearsa-TO incor.
pOrac the Flushing Library Association Mr. DOoltte-
10 designate plan Of meeting OF the SUPERVISORS OF
ders and sailors 70 the exemption from military service
granted By the military code Of 1862 Mr. Enmner-Re-
1atng 20 the Jordan Academy. Mr.. Siewart-To aid In
the completion Of the whitehall ana Plattsbnrg Railroad
Mi MISUNDERSTANDING to copying certain records and
papers IN office OF the Clerk of the Court OF Common
Pleas NewIOIk and increasing the compensation OF
the Deputy and Assistant Clerks OF the SAID Court also
Incorporating the NcWAmsterdam Savings Bank OF New.
York Mr.. rTs-lncOrpOrating the Harlem River and
IOricheser Railroad, and comforting power 10 cOnsO.
date it with other companies Mr. SchOOnnaker-To IN.
corporate the Elensyille Savings Bank Mr.. COnant-
To amend the act relating 10 sag HarbOr.
Mr. "A. RAY called NJ the resolution for Committee
20 investigate the affairs ~ the Merchants Union TX.
press O motion Of Mr. Jacobs It was laid The table
Sir MURPHY introduced bill amending the Excise
laNs Adjourned
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TIE BUFFALO BOARD or TRADE AND THf
CANALS

BUFFALO, ~ V, Jan. 13.-An adjourned meet
ing OF citizens The Board OF Trade 10 take into
seraOu the canal interests Of the State was largely
attended this rOriug RESOLUTIONS were passed calling
upon tho Ies le 10 abolish the contract system and
10 provide fOg a Dy the SuperDtcndent or other re-
fpOnsie apeht- iI3t the caLas may DE Kept IN Havi
gable condition aad rendered available for the Increased
demands Of commerce; dcnOuncg te past corrupt man
Agcinei; domaudg rcfOrns aud That integrity, eXpcr
ticc and undgr3 capacity be the FIRST requisites for
appointment 10 Offices OF the canals Also that the
Inc Canal ihlO sAOut rs whole INC iio btHal0 ad
Oswegp 10 Albany, aud tho ChaIuplain Canal should
without delay De- repaired aud completed 10 scf zen feet
lh aepth aud 20 fett ia wid aDd lOublr lucAa huhs
tateI syr tts sls Lsc al,.. al,J. tal tlcr0 DO In
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TIE INDIAN VAR.

IMPORTANT FROM THE PLAINS-CAPTIRr OF 4
COMANCHE VILLAGE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The following WAS
received at the War Department this morning:
ST. LOUIS Jan. l3.-Tbe following telegram has lust
been received, dated at Fort Hayes. Kansas Jan IL:
Major Gen. W. A. NICHOLS, asst. Adt- General: Major
Sheridan commanding at Fort Dodge, reports that Leut
Martin Of the Sd Infantry, has just arrived from camp
and states that Col Evans has captured Conanche vii.
lage Of 80 lodges. Three OF the sd Cavalry were
wounded No indians killed Col. Evans had re-
turned to his depot camp the Canadian River.
CHAUScBY MCKREvER. A.AG.
". I. SHERMAN. ILeut.- General
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATrRF.

rLNA IL....A LBAN !, Jan. u.
Mr.. MORGAN presented the nineteenth annual report
~ the Managers OF the Western House OF Refuge.
BILLS NOTICED.
Mr.. BEACH-To incorporate the New-YOrk Cross-tOwn
Railroad
Air. BRADLEY-To extend Madson-ave. southwark 10
Broadway.
Mr CALDWELI-TO authorize the construction Oi GER
tain railroads in the City OF ew-YOrk aud Harlem
River Also enlarge the jurisdiction OF the Court Of
Bessi0Ds Of Westchester County.
Mr. CENET-TO construct a surface railway in Broad
way and other streets OF Sew-Nork.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
NJ HALE-To aid the completion Of the Whitehall
hud fiatts5urgh Railroad, and amend the Laws OF
lsf7 Md renew the appropriation made thereby.
Nj Humphrey-To authorize the town OF Perry, WyO-
ming County. TO issue construction bonds for railroad
rom the town Of Perry 70 the EFie RAILWAY Mr. Cald-
veTD repeal the act m relation 20 bridges The
CrOtOn River IN Westchester County. MI Bradley-To
incorporate the Central savings Bank OF New-IOrk Mr.
JhayerTO provide Tor the rebuilding Of free bridge
hllnurDel
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

". H. TbompsoH--Mr Edward McPherson, CLERK
Of the House of Representatives,, Washington ~
writing the life Of Thaddeus Stevens.
j. H. Pca;ce.--Ihe Governor of Indiana rs the non
Conrad Baker n,
IS K.-Nathaniel Hawthorne died at the Pemi-
cewasset House. Plymouth, " Ia, while on q Trip 10
the White Mountains in comp2ny with eX-presi9ent
Pierce Mr. Pierce found him dend IN his bed on
thc morning of the 18th OF May, 1864
T. T. S.--Thc address Of the President OF tho Cor
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

THE CONTESTED sENATOKIAL SEAT IN NEW.
JERSEY.
The examination of witnesses in the 1Ouey
contested seat continued a Toms River all day
Thursday oi last week. and tire matter adjourned 80
Jan II ~ Manchester when the examination Of wtnec,
VIII be resumed A. g. JhfOcamOrtOn. esq. OF Freehold
Is the master before whom tc testimony taken Two
moro IlIa a nIDDnhl Do ouMsumea lu LAaug Y amouR
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-. ,,uEs FISK. JI.. IN A NEW ROLE

MIR. James Fisk, jr., who lately purchased
pixies opera House for tho sum Of sSoooo has bought
ant MI Bateman aud yesterday took the management of
the opera Bouiro Company The purchase includes ine
entire warrobcs Of thirteen different operas several OF
which yet 10 be brought out. Tao price PAID vas
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

early revision OF the present toll list 10 RETAIN pro-
tect and increase trade. Committee Of five ap-
pointed TO interests before the present
Legislature.
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Hazard 8, CaswcIps Coo Liver OH IS the best

M,sisquoi spring Wnter-rhe only knosu remedy o CAS-
AMI Al. DrFA q. OR THE kfDSRNa
For Sale by Druggists DyPor. No. 5S BHoAosAT Neffors
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

LyRRPoot Jan l3-Dpatches from Bonbi7 report that e 'p
mcuts OF Cotton from that port ron the "a TO the 9h oJinsaJ
amounted to 1000 bale,
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N1RRIED.
n,m1rr nnrrpp-o. rrs.t,r ,h. ia.h in.

HAwLEY-BOTLRpO Tuesy the i2,h inst the Cprrh ~ hs
Holy Trinity Philadelphia tie Rev Philip Brooks. James NJ
Hagey Troy y Anna daughter Of tie late ey Boter
OfPhadspha.
REED-DECKER-In this cty weneslay i3 by the Rev r.
Riigaway D. D. Sadie Decker Theodore " Reed " d..
both OF Rahway ". J.
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Sm:ial Nctit,s.


BAe trclnn~' AppcNs
haS@1rssa p, sS as,s Ie5 g' T S 1eare on p t cd
sulncss heretofore bestowed upu iud M - we can n'er be '1i
have we ho4r heu. that compel ase M l ooa
ofyour CHARITY cTseiy nersssI;e s pepI ~ =, % @ - I ,
actually lyuy ;aa,1 aal misery e I'D wcsi oaa., among
1i ,l.e A the itterest torneaoA Who havs
oug since tribunal Of humanity forte q etp mseTs Hsh' 70
con rol us. yFac!ce upon cle.ir' - Nliel az
no higher the sfetonof a., raPaoV p. Dobr ana
hsn saysg osu dictates more Worthy iaI ihs srit
& OF , & ,r.a, % h ieS o1 sto, .oa, our o e bs
r shay l ib of ou Niye, and csa compel
niu geuce Whatever FORM lo1r reetf're'e nay '.I -
welcome Therc nnuy In Tor lrais c whs eisT@ls @ =
poa DO ar satisfying the usssie'o o "' 'pS W
[ oS i's,GY' P,s.1 .. ,s Rev oa ,r cby Prof u MARTA De-
e. r AgncN. the Rev Dr. AeNnds' ;'a,sn w l. o"os' - ~
ISeaarer' S5 - waist apd .eoeaaIh ~ = r.ge.i
Coan, No. "a Z. n A. :se: 5 5Is ISL, Ie.,:.' - RS
s ~ ,sS , csa'' r''' ''' ESRY 4 RI sssSi 'r,-p
cenemou IA mi, ciy came under nv
the oowg CSunrmed gssise. Ioa bsess,. oss ma ss
RauaR W 70 S.S one ap6pcc and @ expected second uoa
terminate M G; .e and add %ay u ye to lis & The results ar.
the sh blind eye fully restored and the sgh OF Sinsr Let
1.w '.f free from P. fsey hi: e.ss
nearly restored some days be can hear the clock 'a quite
w gentleman seen in the city By applying at No d
Ms G. BROWN will give counsel free and receive patients 70,
treatment daily at her Rooms No. 81 B0H4st' i0@ $40 ''
Please iacoe 10 cent. for BROWNS Metaphysical PAM
The IittIe Adding Machine.
should e universally kIOwD that
FOWLBRS MACHINE
lsrges, capacity Of adding machine IN the world "A -
for the pocket 70 keep ts.o'a " "a
pense and Brokers and IusaIancs one
For g. h. FOWLER No 81 Parkrow, NeSiork MOO" w
90 or sent any address on the receipt Of 80 --
New Medical Work.
Corumpton Bronchitis Asthma aDd osarrh Successfully Treated
Medical Inhalations,
By n. p DILLBNBACK, N. d.
o,vo oum. 33j pages eood nhographs and sngrsnsa s
al. n, VIM WOOD & Co, Nsw.York LINDSAY BLAAlsEoS'
Pbil.dslpb. Price s3 or sent free receipt Of price
To those who have weak lungs chests aud are a. all
d 10 the Respiratory Exercise alone veil
sorth price Of the book . -.
NJ prIIRNgACK can consulted bis NewYork Once No 80
n,0., cor Seventeenth THURSDAY asd FRIDAY tbs f"
Of January
State County Rights
Of simple,
but very important
PATBSTtt
driver has entirely In s r 20 wy
Whatever the may ne y
time without injuring the nore
Ye \, moi day but What Of the saddest aectea
~ most danger which wih ee S.,
everybody by Investigating the patent at No. "a
ftom Canatst, up stairs
Fine Watches, Jewery, aud snterwarey,,i
AIHEkr GATES, No l65 BroadH AZ tuP s'Anl' W"
m Special attention paid 70 repairing hne mseenee
A aTuxury-An sriee 10 protect the SAID iem
i,slpFlf AR SOAP made hy CAoMkLL. hAbAhb ~"
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TIE Site or TRADE.
TIE LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS

PaRrs Jan. i3--Doune hesyr Reutes. 70E DC
HAynK Jan iJEveningCOttOn market closed active Low Md
lHg l., alr. at
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Conu,iI >o 4, a. A.. A., = aeei THIS ,harslsyj - KIN
~ p,.o. ., = .Srs.ry % HENRY bsENi Pr,sien'.
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~itt'ei e-VtrN ~ i"fs
Innr n. cnn.l.nN SurnMnNns
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-01
A Terrible sCene-East As0nies Of a MamDying of fBydTOphObia.

The following is an account of death from hydrophobia. which occurred in Patterson New Jersey
 Timothy McCarty, living near the junction Tn the southern part of the city was the victim. On. New Years day McCarty was bitten on inc finger by large black dog which he owned. The bite seemed triaing matter and he paijno attention to it. The dog, however, having made other attempts st biting WAS killed by some ofthe neighbors, who were convinced that he was mad, or, at all events, that he was dangerous animal,
 Ofiate, McCarty began to be considerably disturbed about the bite; he brooded over it, became actually terrified, lost his sleep, andin other ways showed that the circumstance was praying on his mind, the evil influence being, perhaps, increased by the incautious remarks of friends and relatives About o'clock on Saturday morning he was seized with dreadful paroxysms, so that it required the efforts of a strong man to restrain him from violence. He was generally rational, but ever and anon would break out in incoherent cries and demon- strations of fear.
 He could not tolerate the resence of women in bis room Once he was terrified at the presence of an uaginary dog under his bed but upon being assured that no dog was there became quiet. It needed not his show off aver sion to water to tell his friends what Was ths cause of his frigh.f .ful sickness-they had been expecting it. At 2 o'clock physician was sent for He came, and without saying any thing, walked into the room with little water inn glass
 The mans horror was sickening to behold. 1 h abject fear he drew himself 1p in g. corn CT of the bed as far as possible from the hated | water, and the doctor believed that ad he not immediately with the water the poor | fellow would have jumped out of the window The doctor was convinced by this that the mans case was hopeless, and so it proved, for in another hour he expired n conyusions The physician says it was the most horrible affair of the kind he ever witnessed.
 The fit of hydrophobia came on in about the usual period-four to six weeks being the | average McCarty keep1 liquor saloon and held dance the night previous but the doc- tor says he was not incorporate, an his death is to be attributed directly to the bite of the dog. The case naturally caused great ex- citement in the ueighborhood.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-01
NOtICe to Creditors.
Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased.
.mented upon.

Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, ofthe above named estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within one year from the date of this notice to L. B. WOOSTER, at his store in the town of Tubac, in the county of Pima, or to PHILIP DRACHMAN at his store in the town of Tucson, in said county. Datei at Tucson, A. T.,
 March 22d, 1869.
 PHILIP DRACHMAN ]
 Administrators L, B. WOOSTER 8w
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-01

The $. f. 9imes says a well known lady, leader ofths town created trensnduaus tiw0r on Montgomery street, yesterday aEtefnoon, by appearing with well developed and healthy Grecian bend The hump seemed to rest easy in the place, and to all appearance caused the wesrer but little uneasiDess. It was the center Of attraction, and the denizens of Montgomery street were all on broad grin from the time it came into sight until it disappeared in the dis tance Little boys ran after it as they would afs ter circus or military band, and gray haired old men raised their eye brows wiped, their specks, and ip the intensity of their gaze, walk Jed over small boys and boxes and into apple stands. The Grecian bend was generaly com mented upon
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-01
SOUTHERN OVERLAND U. s. M ALI. And Express Line From Mesilla,
 N. N. to Tucson, 4. T.
N. N. to Tucson, <. T.

THE under signed will run weekly two- horse buggy between the above points connect ing at Mesilla, with stages for Santa Fe md the East, El Paso, and San Antonio, Texas and at Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi-Weekly Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Herm osillo and Guaymas, Sonora making A connected stage line for any point in the United Sta:esason the Pacific or Atlantic slopes of the continent, and points in northern and ard central Mexico
 Particular attention paid to Express matter and comfort of Passengers
 The company are responsible for all Express matter sent by their lire except against Indians. Buggies leave Tucson and Mesilla every Sunday at o'clock, p. m.
 c. H. LORD, Passenger and Express Agent TGcson, A. T.
 DAVIS < BARELLA.
 42-3t. La Mesilla, N. NJ