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New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
RAID OK LOTTERY DEALERS

On complaints made by Collector Field of the
sixth Collection District that Dugbcr OF the lottery and
policy dealers OF this city stil engaged In selling
lottery and policy tickets without paying the special tax
required by the Internal Revenue laws, Commissioners
Osborn and Shields yesterday morning issued about 40
warrs for the Of the parties charged In order
10 secure large number Of prisoners possible be-
fore the leaked out that the warrants had been Is
sued ten Deputy Marshals and ten persOns connected
with the internal Revenue Department took two
warrants each, aud about "a yesterday they sailed
forth simultaneously 20 make their raid Zach officer
went into tie Offices he assigned 10, and, To obtain
conclusive proof purchased ticket nj each before ar
rcsug the proprietor. Up 10 last evening the following
rers0is had been arrested: Edward Mckee, No 22O
ighthaye Raiusford Ingalls, No 1913 West Seventeenth
~ & simmons No. $50 Stventhave; Henry Mcdonald,
No l6l Carmine 81; George Middleton. No 1T
Wcst Seventeenth ST.; William Morton, No
AZ West HoustOn-st; j. i. MallOy, No.
1ss Greenest James Ke6ler. No. i02 Beeckersti William
y Kent No "a East HOustOnst., ana J.. T. Luthe-, No.
g3 Laurcus ST. many OF the other the principals
had not been Discovered ana u Others although arrests
mad been made reports OF them had been received up
10 late hour last night 10 Is probable that all or nearly
an e rest the parties against whom warrants were
Issued Will he brought before the Commissioners TINS
morning Most OF those arrested gave bail ~ $1,000 each
TO appear for examination.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
YELLOW TEyER At QUARANTINE.

One more death from yellow fever at Quar-
antino 80, been reportedJohn Henry oged 30 years
native Of England admitted Sunday from the Uuted
States ship Saratoga Three cases have been ad-
I1ltted to The Hospital snip Illinois Frank Cfaus, al"
prentice aged years Brooklyn, y. " james tolsd,
aUpreutice aged lG years SOOn, y. y. VIM watson ap
pTence aged % years Boston, Mass admitted june I4
from United ship Saratoga. The quarantine Com
mssioners have provided excellent nurses, nad are lax
inc every measure the relief 1f those suffering from
yellow fever. The graves Uf the dead are marked but
friends Will not bc allowed 10 dsiuter them before tho
cold weather.
Dr Mccartney Deputy Health Oacor al Lower omar
antne, reports the arrival OF the bark Maggie v huEE
VIM A McNulcu, Puymasters Clerk. ana John Henry.
marine have died board the hospital snip IlhHuls 40
NJ vr cnscs nrc rrnnrted ON bOard tho aarntOEA.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
WILLIAM PARSONS AT COOPER INSTITUTE
MICHAEL. ANGEION Ill =


William Parsons, of Ireland, delivered an ora
ton at Cooper Institute last evening for the benefit Of
ST. stephens Orphans Home upon Michael Angelo the
Architect St. PETERS, and the Rise of the Arts in
Italy" Mr. has had 20 years OF experience as
public speaker. aud enjoys wedeseryed reputation as
lecturer and advocate OF social and political progress
throughout Great Britain and Ireland. The address last
evening was delivered IN response TO a special
invitation signed by A. Oakley Hail. john K. Brady
Horace Greeley Charles A. Dana, and others Inc audl
ence which iwas both large and respectable, lis
tened 10 an unusually long discourse with unweared at
ten0u only varied by frequent bursts Of prolonged ap
plaise Horace Greeley the Rev. Father Farrell, ana
several other gentlemen occupied seats on the platform
Tho Rev Edward McGlynn, ID. D., OF ST. Stephens
Church. introduced tie speaker Mr. Parsons is thor
oughly easy and elegant manner clear and correct IN
delivery and free exact and eloquent In style Avoif
ing ali wearlsOme mnutcness OF detail he sEetehed
tho surroundings, painted the life, and unfold
ed the character of tire sublime italian in a
series OF bold vivid pictures OF the rapt reader OF
Dante the patient student OF anatomy the noble sculp
Tor OF David" the peerless rivals OF Da Yincl and Ra
phae the patriotic defender OF Florence and the veteran
buder OF ST. Peters that wOndrOus pile wherein Egyp-
tian sol.dty Darred to Grecian grace and Angeles
worldwide fame Is deathessy enshrned These graphic
sketches happily intcrspersed with noble senti-
mcnts learned illustrations, pointed anecdotes tchcltOus
quotations. aud humorous remarks.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
EAST SIDE Assoc1AT1ox-ANYUAL ELECTION

EAST SIDE AssOCIATTON-AENUAL ELECTION.
The East Side Association, incorporated a
year ago. and having for It's object the improvement OF
that part OF the city lying north Of Pfyninthst and
east OF Central Park held It's annual election for officers
last night The Association has purchased large plot OF
groupd on the corner Of EghtysiXthst and ThirdaVe
on Which they viii begin, In short time the erection OF
uaguinceut edincc containing a pubic hall, business
offices stores &c. Nearly $1,000 have been sub
scribed for the purpose. lt is estimated the
ed a. follows President Charles Crary; NicoPrcsident
y 0Iackenbush; Trustoes-A. T.. Arnold. VIM. a. Whit.
lccf Jacob Dunn G. f. Quackenbush, stephen Ips0n'
William Rutter, Noyos Streetcr jr, j. H. Brush Robert
urard General CoIumttee-TnOinas Euttcr, T. L. kOr
nrr T. Ouackenbush, Joseph Ilillcubmnd, Edward XII
patrick Alex Thain, NUyes sreetcr IT, Charles Huds0
/, q IIubert Francis j. Gels. T. +. Browning, J.. "
Taller jr., Charles Hull John 4 DAILY, samuel Ihom-
nn UoTto T. Allen, William A. NhitDeck Robert ward
C,irs Cr1ry stephen Roberts, Charles &. Glover NJ
TH,r Iohu b. Miller, j. Trumbull Smith, T. c. hemDle
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
POLITICAL.

w. d. Mann of Mobile is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the LIST District Of Alabama
The Hon. Charles Hayes of Greene County
is the Republican candidate for Congress in the lVth
District Of Alabama The Hon j. j. Hinds is the Repubh-
can candidate for Congress in the With District OF the
same state.
The Republicans of Pennsylvania hold their
state Convention at Philadelphia to-day. Our advces
are to the effect that Gov Geary will be nominated for
election aud that there viii be grand ratification meet
ing this evening
The following is the official vote of the six
Counties composing the hid Congressional District OF
illinois at the special election held on the sh inst:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
MARRIED.

BIookvn Monday May 81 by the Rev
DR. Burgess Johns Church. Matthew ATmsrpg J 10 Fannie
daughter OF Chief Engineer Wm. W. W. Wood, o. D. n
Tuesday June % ST Johns Chapel
bv the Rev DIR H. Weson Edward j. Connolly 10 Alice May
dSug utter Of Valentine P. Harrison.
KARRPALMBROn "Wednesday June 6 bg the Rev A. H. Wyatt
George Ksr Anna E. eldest daughter Of the late Jas H. Pal
mer both Of lis cg
PLATTHrCHCOCK-0n Tuesday June % at The resiance Of the
brides father Newark n j.. bF the Rev Wm Gibbs william
Plat Julia c. youngest daughter Fordce HITCHCOCK esq No
cards
TURSBULL-DAvIs0u THURSDAY June H. the residence on
brides father by the W W Mayhem Rector Of 81 Pul'
Church BrosEyu D. H. TBnbu to Josephine
est daughter OfDr Johu Davis. all u heWYOk City
AU Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed ,rh hih
name and address
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

The Seventh Semi-annual Meeting of the
Eclectic Medical Society of the State of NewYork will
be held at steinway Hail. on Wednesday and Thursday
June 20 and a. commencing at 10 O'Clock on eaeh
day An address will be delivered this afternoon by the
President Alexander Wilder, Nj. H. Reports OF cases au
statements relation to remedies will DO maue "
the various members OF the Society. The OCCASION -
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
sPe1ous ACCIDENT TO THE REV. W. c. VAN
METER.

About a. H. yesterday, the Rev. w. {. Van
Meter. late of the Howard Mission IN this city, while
stepppg on board the ferryboat Mt South seyenlst,
Brooklyn, L. d., slipped on an orange peel ana receVe''
49,, can which fractured his left thigh beside
eyerely niuriug his head. lie was taken TO his resi-
genee 10 G7 utheighthst, Brooklyn, T. d. ana nedl-
% called At late hour yesterday AFTER
noon the physicians were unable TO decide as 10 le
tet OF the injuries but they feared tt one OF more
~ uere hroken and that tho spine was injured.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

hour later by little girl Rebecca Cohen, going toward
the river with the men, who also recognized Oy
her By the testimony OF Mrs Gette aud other VIII
it appeared that a man named Michael Savage had at
ono time attempted 20 take the life Of Gette
out his purpose Savage has disappeared since
the commencement Of the inquest, and
is therefore suspected that he conneoted with the
disappearance Of Gette although he not implicated
Dy any testimony before the Coroner Tie jury returned
yerdlct last evening that the deceased came 10 ms
death by whence from the hands OF some person or per-
SONS to the Jury unknown. ..
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
OBiTUART

Charles G. Parker of Derry, n. H., died sud-
denly ou Thursday morning. Of apopeXy at the age Of
20 years lie had been a merchant IN town Tor many
years. and repre- ,entcd the in the Legislature for
several years Iio prominent citizen of the town,
AID took active purt u the preparations for the late
celebration of the anniversary OF the settlement OF
Londonderry re was q Of the Rev. Mr.. Parker for
nearly ha century minister Of Derry and who dropped
dead In the road few years since, while returning from
% meeting which be- had been holding Ia "A schO0lhouse
two or three miles distant from his home
concord Monitor
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

, INTERESTING STATISTICS OF LIFE INSURANCE,
Compiled from the last published Report of the hassa
chlsetts Insurance Commissioner, showing the ratio OF
claims by death 80 policies issued during same twelve
months in the leading Life Insurance Companies:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
THE NAVIGATION OF CHINESE RIVERS

The steamships Nautilus, Capt. Hodges, and
walrus Capt Watson, intended for the Yangse kiang
River In China winch sailed from this port some time
ago had arrived at Cape Of Good Hope the 2d Of
Aprl When about 500 miles from Cape Town the steam.
ships were caught heavy gale from the south and
which lasted As hours and during which they
were hove 70 and carried away portion Of their hog
frames Both vessels to be repaired and would sail
on the 5th of May for the Mauritus, their way u
Shanghai, their port OF destination.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
LAY DELEGATION IN THE NJ. E. CHURCH.

The congregation of the Second-ave; NJ. T..
cbnrrb-the Rev W G. Steel, pastor-have voted on the
irrf of lay delegation, follows: For the noVclneh
,gains H. 49, Tue nembcrs Of the Palisnde-aye NJ
- Circh Of Hudson City voted, with tins result
o. foT Iny delegation and 80 against
The brooklyn H. d. GOthlc NJ. l.. Church have voted
"a for TO IL against ---..... l.. A.. c,,,1,
- NJ y Church Brooklyn, last evening. resulting IN l36
votes I'm favor aud ~ against the proposition.
Enur churches I'm Newark voted on lay delegation last
evening the result being 40 in favor to " against Han
tne votes were cast by women.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
rnE nETTYsnuRa MEMoNIAL AssOCIATI0N.

GETTYSBURG, June 22.-At the annual ejec-
tlo for officers Cen John " Geary elected Presl
dent Of the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Associa-
tion with Board Of Directors. The Board was orEan'
izd AS follows: Vice President, r. c. McCrcay Secte-
tary ID. McCOuaughy; Treasurer, George Arnold Inc
Association holds over l4O acres OF the battlefield
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
FOUR MORE MEMBERS OF THE CUBAN JUNTA
ARRESTED LAST NIGHT

Davis, the alleged Spanish spy, and now SAID
TO be a United States DeputyMarshal was busy again
yesterday in getting his plans in working order Tor
another night raid upon several individuals suspected OF
being connected with the Cuban Junta Davis ana MS
party. the previous occasion, did not start out 10
make the until all the authorities who nave pail
able power In United States Courts had retired from ther
Offices The first victim Dr. John III. Norris VINO was
arrested about 10 D. in the reception room OF the la
while OnyersatiOn with Col Ryan. Six other paIes ol
whom issued were in the room al the ue
MOrTss arrest but avoided capture ana lhcaccIu
ton by quietly walking out Captain T. W. CoHant WIS
brought in by Deputy Marshal Davis about II p % nav
ing been arrested Broadway near Beeckor-st lew
minutes previous. At I1 two more Doctors, were
brought IN sOiace the confinement OF thelr lrloN
Doctor Morris and Col. Ryan DR.. J.. W. Du Lose
and Dr. j. McNulty arrested by Davis ana DIS as
sstauts Cuuunghams wine cellar on Broadway near
Beccker-st, few minutes after IL O'Clock ana were ~
once taken 10 the LudOw-st Jail, where they were
Obliged TO stay all night their offers Of bail 10 any amount
not being OF any avail All three Of the medical gentle
men emphatclly deny having any connection Whatever
with the Cuban cause in this country. Drs. Du Bose
and McNulty are both SoutherDers, tho former
having served Bcauregaid's stah, and the laltet
on stonewai JaclsOns Col Ryan, who has been refused
bail under any conditions, fatty cOnTadcts all the state
nents made in the affidavit upon which ho has been re-
arrested He states that he prove that the man VINO
made that ads yit paid $3.50 for so doing Col Ryan
is confident that he will be released to-day He mas q
very strong array OF counsel-EX Attorney-G eucral
Evarts Gen JOhu Cochrane, exJudge Porter and JoAh
Sod gVyick
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

The supply this amounted 10 lO head Tue De
good prices from SIC for ar 10 goOd
and from 9ie 4DlpO n Tor and prime Steers
ssEEPTbe sheep fair and II 500 head sold at from
Al 20 &c. y b, Es TO condition. ,
HoGs-hs market moderately sctve; 32oo head soh st from
sl3 TO 10 50 for sop. 100 n for eoTnfed
CoWs-O sold from 90 S6D for Springer and from 1ia
fo AS fOr Coz ud
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
YELLOW FEVER IL HAMPTON ROADS.

FoRTREss MONROE, june 22.-1he schooner
NV r Pomerlck. Capt Dorman from Matanzas for
Raltimore arrived last night at the lower quarantine
ground with yellow fever board. Capt Dounan and
The cook white man. died yesterday. The second maze
mas had the fever but Is couyalesCcut
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

Beef Caee demand better snd prices advanced
;c u m sales Of Extra at sl2 1898: First Qualy sl2d$ 80;
Second Quality sI0Sll 50 Third Quality. gS1 % sheep
Lanoepts $50 head; good lots IN demand ana eno
quick but inferior neecd sales al s09e b SpnR
Lambs. S5dS8; Veal Calves a3dSl5
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
REvERDY JOHNSON on THE ALABAMA MISSION.
The following note from Reyerdy johnson
has appeared in The Boston POST

has appcdfcu IN Inc DpStDU ISL
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1869.
MY DEAR SIR; have yOur note Oi the ION, ana liaAh
YOU for think shall write upon the tdlma CohFtl-
fOn but II do, shall certainly not CtcLd diplomatic
propr1cty. Mr. Summers unjust and uuAud insluuaio
in his speech 10 the motives OF MI seward anu ms sen
i'm basienng the negotiation / cannot suffer 20 be
unanswered. Nor can fail 10 let the public EnoN WhA
his opinion upon the suliect was when was appointed
IL write ANYTHING, will send you copy. am grail
fed 10 know that my course In England has your al-
proval and remain with sincere regard youT "ofdleut
servant, hL'LAHl J'iNaoN'
Geo. W. Searle esq, Boston
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

expected to be one Of deep interest to all Eclectic phy
clans in this State who earnestly solicited IN the cir
eular Of the Society 20 be present.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE STATUTE OF LIN
TATIONS.

tn the Fdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In letter TO a New-Hork paper, The
other day the writer styling himself Northern Ohio
seemed troubled about many things concerning Chief
Justice Chase among others, that he had recently made
accsIou ON Southern Circuit sustaining the doctrine
~ States Rights" notice in your Washington CORE
spopdeut letter Of the l6h inst the following paragraph
concerning recent decision OF the ChiefJustice, and
prsume II must be the same which excited North
elm ONO :"
m s,-v Deparmeut TO-DAY received information that Chief
Justice Chase decided. u against Und states haua
, the statute of SIX limitation against TIE 6oyeumr1t as
We'll ual The has heretofore been hed o
the Government Departments here
Courts as well Departments have held that the
limited States cannot be limited In their rights OF action
nv STATE laws But do not think it has been held by
either that the United states may not restrict Themselves
nv statutes OF limitation. At all events Congress has
dome IT. in several cases, to wit As to time OF COM
mepclng criminal prosecutions, prosecutions under rev.
enue laws suits for penalties and forfcures actions on
Narsbals' bonds &C. The act OF Congress limiting the
rirt NJ action on Marshals bonds was approved April
M 06 the fourth section OF which Is as i0lOwsi lha
MI suits on Marshals' bonds, IN case the rgnI OF
ction shn accrue hereafter shall be commenced and
within after the said right OF action
sho nave accrued, and not afterward" The only ex-
eepons made are In favor OF lhIahIs marrleu "ohen
and persOus cO8pOs HehtlS
~ seems 10 me that a proper discrimination between
fhe effect of State and Federal statutes upOu the rights
of he United States Will aay anxiety about THIS decs-
ion of the ChlefJustlce, Mh' T. MELLEN'
HashtHgtOn, June Is, lS59.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
JOSE MORALES LEuUS.
THE PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT on A VISIT TO WASHINGTON


THE PLENIPOTESTIARY OF THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT on VISIT TO WASHINGTON
TO PRESENT HIS CREDENTIALS.
Among the members of the Cuban Junta ar
rested In this city last week. on the charge Of having
violated the neutrality laws OF the United States,
Mr. Jose Morales Lemus, the President OF that AssOca
ton This gentleman arrived in Washington yesterd
with the intention OF presenting to our Government
his credentials Minister PlenipOtentary and Envoy
Extraordinary from the Provisional Government Of the
Republic Of Cuba, Of which Gen. Cespedes s President
IL Is expected that he will present his credentials
to-day. The Minister OF the Republic Of Cuba is q
native of HOlCuin, in the Eastern Department OF
many years one OF the most prominent lawyers
and esteemed citizens OF Havana noted not only for his
professional learning and ability but for the enlightened
interest he has taken IN all measures for developing the
OF his native country, and improving the con
dition OF its people. He member OF the Committee
of Information which some time ago proceeded 70 SPAN
for the purpose OF representing 10 the Spanish Govern
ment the true condition and the wants Of the Island OF
Cuba having been elected Of the representatives OF
the district Of Havana In the month OF January last he
his sentiments rendering him obnoxious to the
Government in Havana, and Immediately upon
his arrival here was chosen President OF the
Central Republican Junta Of Cuba and Porto Rico IN tDs
uty. In March last he selected the Cuban Envoy
to the Government at Washington, receiving his credeh
tals such from President Cespede but these he has
yet presented although he has twice visited Wash
ington since that time. He will to-day seek an interview
with the President in his Official capacity, and the result
OF his application he recognized the representative
in this country of the Cuban Republican Government Is
awaited with much anxiety by his cOpatTots mere. Mi.
Lemus is about years old. He has been IN the hHDt
for many years past OF visiting the United States aDd
spending few weeks in this country every year
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

EEwORLEAN June Cotton quotations nout
nal NldIues go bales recep 4 expot Jc
baes l37i6lJi Sterling Exchange 1871 05oi NseiorE
SigLt EXchang-, 1 per cent premium
Saw FKtNciscs June 22FourThe demand slack today
at "a 50a s5 81 dull 81 3ya 90 the crop
ryng slowly Legal Tenders, a.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
rur pApRFRs MOVING,

The German BARRIERS of this city have re-
Gently nhuguratcd movementfor reduction Of their
hours OF labor The demand has not yeJ Dee maue put
Journeymeu BARRIERS Union will admit OF such move
The claim that they the worst aid cas ol TOA
men In the city, their wages being but " DAY LOT aDouI
IS hours OF labor not including Saturday, when they
work about Is hours. The demand VIII be Tor the redc
ton the hours Of labor to about r. With no suhuay
tuar
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

Use SnpOliO cleaning polishing Wholesale Depot No 2
Wsshngton-sl ESoCH MoRGAS's SONS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
rur srPIKE oF ME LArNDREssFs

A committee is about to be appointed by the
COlarIroners Union of Troy 10 visit this city Tor the
purpose OF collecting money 20 carry on the strike now
In progress among the aundesses OF that city and also
to secure members for the proposed cooperative laundry
or laundrics which the girls contemplate starting III
Troy The prospects Of speedy opening OF one or more
of these laEndries encouraging III WILL require aDOu
5000 20 start cooperative establishment ana rs ~ IS
proposed place the shares at IS each, the women De-
ieye that but little trouble Will be experienced III sue
cessfnly establishing or more shops. Inc women
claim that they afford to sell their goods - per cent
below the rates charged by their old employers IL
be generally known that the women OF Troy not
only perform laundry work, but also manufacture the
shirts the aundryworK being but one branch OF tue
business the capitalist doing the manufacturing
also being engaged in the laundry business, The only
operatives in the strike, however are the sarchers
aud IrOuers IL is stated that the proprietor OF one Of
the largest aundries in Troy proposes TO remove MS e
ablshment tins city and locate 1t on FOrtyseoondst
OTHER LABOR ITEMS.
The rumor which prevailed yesterday, relative
10 strike by the drivers OF the Eignthave line OF cars
had no foundation In fact The men, however, conten
plate such movement, but u is not probable that the
strike will be inauguraed before next week The men
are at present receiving - 2j day and the demand Will
be for 25 cents additional
The late German Worklngmen's Festival at Jones's
Wood realized $500
The Housesmlths INDUCED in picnic at Karls Park
Yesterday which Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather was well attended. ..
The Carpet and Furniture Clerks OF BTookyn have one
OF the strongest Unions IN that city, and have succeeded
in inducing nearly every furniture dealer 10 close their
stores at D. nl.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

THE MAINE STATE UNIyERsALIsT CONVENTION.
AUGUSTA. Me-, June 22.-The State Univer-
salist Convention here today, and organized by
choosing Cen +. Hersey Of Bangor President \ sor-
mon was delivered by the Rev. j. H. Chnph o Mas-a-
chuseti The Convention will continue through Wcdhe5-
day and Thurhday
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
THE STRIKE OF TIE FRAMERs.

The strike of the German Trainers, lnaugu-
rated few weeks since still continues with little pros
poets of a speedy termination. There are about $50
idle in consequence Of the strike large number
OF those who went out at the commencement OF tho
movement have gone 10 work at house oarpentellpg
The bosses declare their determination To hold out against
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
STRIKES IN PRoGREss.

There are now IN progress IN this city and
yiriuitv five strikes, viz; the German Framers who
are meeting with poor success the Male and Female Cap
makers the CO0pers OF Jersey CITY, the Iron Molders
connected with q largo fOundery In Harlem, and the
walters who have met With u complete defeat.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
A WOMAN ATTEMPTs SUICIDE.

Fanny Gray an inmate of No. 767 Broadway,
last evening attempted suicide in her apartment by
taling a quantity Of laudanum When FOUND she was
,nsenble Medical aid was procured, but up to late
hn slight hopes only OF her recovery were entertained
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
srlII ANornER worLD-BE srICIpE.

Last evening, David Beatty, aged S5 years,
residing in Fifty-seventhst., near second-aye while
insane from the effect OF erSpeas in the head attempted
unycment receiving dangerous injuries. He was re-
moved to the Fftynnth-st Police station and attended
by Police Surgeon Purdy, and afterward removed TO
n.