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The New York herald., 1869-04-04
WESTCEESTER COUNTY.

ACCIDENT AT TARRYTowN.-A boy named william
Duke living with his parents on Depyster street. in
this village, while playing with hay cutter last FRI
day evening, had his hand so shockingy crushed by
the machine that subsequent amputauon Of two OF
his fingers was necessitated
STATE PRISON MONTHLY RECoRp.-The total num-
Der OF convicts In the male department OF Sing Sing
Prison on March was 1,343. During the month
50 were received, AZ discharged 40 transferred to
clinton Prison, pardoned, died and transferred
10 the state Asylum Tor insane cOnviCts at Auburn,
leaving the total number Of males remaining ON
March 81, 1906 In the female prison there were
tse LIST OF the month above stated l3s inmates
since then there were received during the month, 81
discharged, l. escaped l. Total remaining March
81 l4l-maklng the grand total OF convicts in both
prisons, l,447.
DARING BURGLARY AT DOBBs FERRY.-The resi-
dence OF Mrs. G. w. Hatch at this place entered
night or two ago, while the inmates sumbered,
and robbed OF silverware 10 the amount OF $780,
together with quantity OF other valu-
by forcing lower front window the
audacous burglar visited nearly every apartment IN
the house, including that occupied by its sleeping
mistress, and from which was taken bureau
drawer. containing silver dinner service
The servants room was also entered and q
small quantity OF money distracted therelrom.
Before leaving the plunderlng party wrote on card
which was picked up next morning circumstances
compels me 10 commit this act, which my own
heart abhors." The owner OF that heartn up to the
present remains the custodian OF The stolen property.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL A. 9-QUADRUPLE SHEET

recusant, were consigned TO the dungeon. TWO OF
the ringleaders are most desperate and wicked men.
One oI them, Mccartney, who escaped some time ago
ant was recognized In the Tombs, had been In the
dungeon twenty-one days before he submitted. The
other Is named Fox, from HunterdOn county, who
broke jail al Pennington and robbed and threatened
the life OF whole family about year since Mr.. Hen
mon considers this mutinous manifestation merely
ruse ON the part OF the convics 10 test his stamina;
but he asserts that while he viii exercise geneness
and humanity towards them, the laws Of the prison
must be enforced and obeyed. He purposes investi-
eating the alleged tyranny OF the keepers in the cane
shop or any other department OF the institution and
removing the guilty party. II this remedy Is not
outrageous by the oppression OF their fellow men,
may be tempted to re-enact the horrors Of Sing
Sing
Eight convicts were pardoned this week, making
fory6ve during the session Of the Court of Pardons.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
NEWByRG.

DRowNED.-On Wednesday woman named Han
nah Kerrigan fell into the Delaware and Hudson
Canal at Port Jervs ana was drowned.
PRICE OF LICENsEs.-The Commissioners OF Excise
for the county Of Orange have adopted the following
scale Of prices for licenses to retail liquor:-New
burg, seventy-fve dollars; on the line OF the Erie
Railway and its branches, sixty dollars; elsewhere
In the county fifty dollars. The income of the county
last year from the sale OF licenses was sl2,49o
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL-The break in
this canal on Monday at Cuddebackvie, Orange
county was 600 feet in length on the bottom,
ana took out over 5000 cubic yards OF earth.
TWO canal boats were drawn through the open
ing. force OF 300laborers has been employed IN re-
pairing The break anG the canal now admits OF the
passage OF light boats, though "A longer time VIII be
required TO put 1t in complete order.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
ARRIVALS.


EHroRTrp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Hansa yNgl Brlckenstein Bremen March 81
and soihsmpou Sd pm, with mise and sI6 passengers
~ Oerchr Co. 4ih inst pm, lat 81 TO- ion - passed
ship Oceanu, tNG bound 2bth 1890 AN la, ~ 49, lon rs.
Bavaria, bOund H. ~
Steamship India tBr Munroe Glasgow March o. and
vile 93d With mdse and passengers Hendrrson Bros Had
moderate and variable winds hne weather throughout
sieamAhip virgo, Buikcy, Savannah with ndss and
sngeS, & ,9 Murray Ferris Co gis ut ioAs, Cane Ro.
nAn ~ ~" ~ neh pared ssamshp Lodona, bouud south
Al noon 80 miles bW N Frying Pan shoals passed steam
snip '-orge Washington, bound 1 AM 10 miles NE Of
Cape Lookout, passed steamship CITY OF Nettco
steanship Frsuconia, Sherwood Portland with m1,e 10
y bmer.
ship Ericsson, Mathews Liverpool March, With ndse to
Geo Sutton vessel 10 Vernon Brown Co Had Iight
smith, seaman, died. y '
ship Emerald Isle fIerbe. Liverpool ee a,,, ,,h nd,s
and fs0 passengers, 20 fapscou Bros Co james Toon
aged months died 25h u Experienced very
Ssss. s & dG5lns s passage wind, mostly from sw NV
steamship Columbia, bound aay 8 Py lai a. lon
20 pasted steamship Northern Light bound v The was
detained on the Hook by ths fog of yesterday
barb ToDi Raezte, Antwerp 10 day. VII. Fsi,noutb a
dayp, with rndse 10 Funch Mencke Co Had i'm.
weather 10 the Banks since succession of sses from s
h0GsUt Point
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Bark Bradley lof Bucksport Bradley, Buenos Ayres
~ days, with hides, &c, to Buck Co. Had very gh
northery winds TO lat 80 been days OF HaserAs with
Clifford from for Berbce ssth, lat 81 3D. Ion n S. saw
bark Patmos, steering ENE.
Brig David Bugbee of Stockholm, Staples, Havana days
Brig Wnd Horse McCumber, Matanzas days, with sugar
toJ Whitney Co. 49,
schr Grasmere Dan) Henry, Naguabo PR II days. with
sugar TO Pension Co. Been days north OF Hatteras with
variable weather.
sehr Clara jane Kelum, Calais with ath to Jed FRYE
Co.
schr Antelope, Brown, Rockland.
Schr Glide Jones' Rockport
Schr Louie Smith, Cris Boston for Phadelphia.
schr Closkey, Crowell, Boston, Carried away main
boom, and was obliged 10 anchor IN Flushing Bay.
schr Geo Adams, Baker New Bedford for Philadelphia
schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford.
Schr Henry, Diks Nantucket
schr !Aamartine, Gurney, Wareham.
Schr John Warren McGar, Providence for Ezabehport
Schr Queen OF the South, Corson, Providence.
Schr Sarah Ann, Calomer. Providence
schr Gen Grant, Miller, Pawtucket
schr Geo Hotchkiss, Racket, New London.
schr Phoebe Elizabeth, HILL New Haven.
Schr DR. Franklin, Scovile, New Haven.
schr Baltimore, johnson, New Haven.
schr Guy Fhelps, Taylor, New Haven.
Schr Sarah Julia, Crockett Norwich.
Schr Annie RUSSELL Chapman Portland.
Schr Adelaide, Smith, Sag Harbor.
Schr DAWSON Smith, Northpor for Newburg.
Schr olive Branch, Mann, Glen Cove.
schr Plscataqua, -, Glen Cove to load for Cuba
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auTM m rE NEW Essly srl1t pasrs

Forty Convirts Grow Defiant and Refuse TO
WOrk-Thc Officers OF the Prison Arm in
Dcfei icc-i Fatal Issue Avertei.
Scarctly had Mr.. Hennion assumed the resp ons-
biiiics az keeper OF this institution on Thursday
last wheu the more desperate and designing Of the
convicis instituted widespread aud systematic
plan Of revolt industriously utilizing every oppor-
tunIty arGl dede by the change Of keepers. The hr
refractory symptoms occurred onThursday afternoon
wnen four strengthening fellows In the shoe-shop
refused 70 WORK. Mr.. HenniOn ordered them 10
he taken TO their cells, which. beng effected he
administered n gentle remonstrance, remarSng
that the laws Of The institution must be
attention would be PAID 20 tneir needs ms
mid policy had very little perceptble etect,
and on Friday afternoon about four O'Clock, forty
men, employed in the cane shop, reyOted and
denantly refused to work under their Keepers,
Thompson aud Cearnan. Reason and remOnstrance
were IN vain. Mr. iennion comprehended the threat
ening aspect ol affairs and adopted most lndcious
alternative. Closing the cane shop door, and placing
all available supervision az all points OF egress no
hurried throuRh the outer departments and under,
pretence OF material being exhausted. succeeded
In getting ABOUT two hundred Of the prisoners safely
secured Ia their cells. lie next assembled his force,
armed them thoroughly ana acquainted them with
the dangerous stats oi anars, and warned them not
10 fire unless IN SELF defence general starnp pede
lhey entered the caue shop, but their presence nor
tier weapons INSPIRED no soul OF the forty resolute
but desperate oOnvicts with contrition or fear Mr.
liennyn then ordered them 10 their cells which they
ObeyCd with some reluctant Manifestations ne
then visited each cen separately and talked with the
prisoners who almost 80 a man expressed their nm.
willingness 20 WORK 6Dder the Keepers IN charge of
their shop. Mr. bennion, knowing that TO acquesce
60 Their demands would be their .vctoty, lnnexibly
refused thcir request but remarked that ne would In
vesnRac the matter and discharge all keepers guilty
OF am cruelty or oppression towards the convlcls
This seemed 20 crafty some OF the rebels, and Mr.
Dennon next directed all who accepted his propo.
sition 10 return 20 their work. Twenty five com.
pDed, bat jbe other lneen, remaining Gosgedly
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
CLEARED.

Steamship Cuba Br, Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship City of New York (Br, lbbets, Liverpool-J
Steamship Europa tBrl Craig Glasgow Henderson Bros.
Steamship Bienylle, Baker, Havana and New Orleans
Steamship Thames Pennington Galveston via Key West
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New orleans-Freder.c
Baker.
steamship vcksbnrg, Burton, New Orleans Mallory
Steamship Cortes. Nelson New oreans-H B Cromwell
Steamship San Jacu.o, Atkins. Savannah Garrr.
steamship Huntsville, crowell. savannah-R Lowden
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston Ii Morgan
s,ss%sSR yv%Ss Gs cs,.
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NC-MTray
Steamship Isaac Bel, Bourne, sorolk, City Point and
steamship John Gibson Winters, Georgetown Dc-Phlps
siesmshiD Glaueps. Walden. Bos.On-w P civd-
ders~Funch, Mencke a Co. VI 'A"'o"'" 'o' or
BARK Esther, Merr Hsvsns" "Sesmlb son.
sars & Assnoys y SBr Olsen; Havana Seyins Sons
Barr Barr .o Csniuego. Cole cieniaesosrPonye,
BARK Lamplgher, Bureh, Savannah Bentley, Miller
RsrE Feares, tsr), Patrick. wilmington, Yc-Broctway
Brig Dolphin tswe,, Teycmsnn, Aniwerp-Edye& 4 Brock
Brig CarInne ua, CAaero, Gibraltar for orders-Funch,
Brig veoee tIta), Lauro, Gibraltar for orders-Funch,
Rs ts1S5 B ss.1 rTlos Co
Brig Mary Days Wooster, csrdenas-Miner a Hough
Brig Thos Owen Gupti, Matan1as- Thompson A Hunter.
Brig leiahton, Gay, Mstanzas-Moss A Ward.
brig Angelina, Brown, Guantsnarno-S Simpson Capp
schr VcksbnFg Niekerson, Dsmarara-T whitney.
Schr Addie Murchie, fiIl, 81 ktis--simpson Clapp
ton, Son a Co.
sehr Iddie Hale, parlcv, cardenas-B Baxter Merrill.
Srhr Martha 7 Pike, Howard, Baracoa-B Weinberg
phray Co.
sc6r Armada tBr), sparr Bear RIVER ss-Hen.y Par.
ker.
sesr AdeIine EwoOd Near', Portland Oregon Brockwar
A Baker
schr Hattie Baker, CroweI, Gsves,on--g Young kCo
schr Ames, Anes, Darien g Loud Co.
Schr " n Thompson, GaskeD, Newbern. NC-Thomas& 4
Holmes.
schr Dr'nar, Lank, Newbern-I l. Davis.
Schr X !. Kenny Kelly, Norfolk &C Stsule.
schr Minerva, 0ssoswny, Batimore-S McCresdv Co.
schr Lnchiel, Haskell, baltimore y I. Mctreadv Co
saghl ~
schr Sarah, Cobb. Chester Ps--Bater6 A DAYTON.
schr ophir, webster, Salem o Racket Bro.
hchr senator. Smith, Dighan
gon. - "
schr s Smith, Baldwin. nshy g Racket no.
Soup Sarah Greene ~, am, Derby u K Racket
Hnn --"'.''.-
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
C0NNECTICUT.
Hartford.

THE HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD RAILROAD Ac-
CIDENT.-No one fatally injured by the railroad
accident on the Hartford and Springfield road
Friday afternoon. The injured are:-Belle Nor
ton, OF Port Jefferson L. l., collar bone
broken; Colonel J. NJ Thompson, OF Springfield
injured In the hip and head: Irish woman. an
emigrant, injured IN the head and neck; and Henry
Harris brakeman, head cut and injured in the ankle
and foot. The accident was caused by a brake shoe
filling on the track
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
C0LD SPRING,

CASE OF JEALOUSY-ATTEMPr TO MURDER.-About
nine O'Clock Friday night as Miss Mary Monks came
out OF church she was attacked by young
man named Charles Merrck, who had been
refused permission to accompany her home
He placed a pistol TO her breast, but his
brother knowing his intention was in time
TO prevent the murder Charles ran away and up
20 this time has not been heard from. Both the
parties are OF highly respectable family connections
and the alair has created much excitement.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
Herald shipping News.

IFTUm INC New YORK AtIas
The HERALD In years, but does not outerow it's
characteristic enterprise Rivals have sprung
and become established Institutions, but Newspaper IL
yet remains fe princp. Even In the Shppng
News" the first essential of a commercial Journal is still
far ahead of all compettors and the distance constantly
The HERALp's marine intelligence fuller
more reliable and more readable than that Of other paper
wherever published and its "Shippng Notes" is novel
feature OF general well mercantile Interest Politically
the Herald Is provokngy erratic, but medium OF infor
nation has II equal,
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, iPaIL 8, 1859.
Herald Packages,

uChaBbSe
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery of packages
as will be by the following extract from proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1855
Resolved That and after April l. 1853 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship IN the
haroor OF New York. Passed unanimously
E- The office OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JFANNErrE Is al Whitehall slip. All Communications from
owners and consgnees to the masters of inward
scls Wi! oe forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
SAILED.

Steamships Europe Havre; Europa Glasgow Cuba, Liv
erpoo Pennsylvania, do City Of New York, do Atalanta
London Blenvle. Havana and New Orleans; Gen Meade
ton ton via Key West Champion, 0haresion Isaac Bell Nor
San Jacnto do Empire, Wilmington, NC Volunteer, do
ships Baltic San Francisco Wennington. Lverpool Witch
brig Morancy, Laguayra.
ind MI
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
BELOW,

Ship Antarctic 30 days from Lverpoo-(By pilot boat Jas
Avery, No 81
Ship 81 James, Black, from Liverpool Feb %.
Ship Nunquam Dormio Cousins, from Newport Feb H.
with mdse to Nesmith 4 Sons.
Ship W Moody Durkie, from Newport Feb 18
Ship Aurora, Utley from Cardiff Feb l6.
Ship Herschel, Fredrchs, from Hamburg Feb Is, with
mdse to Edve h Brock
Bark Hruada (Nor) Aaroe, from Newcastle.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Shore ground.
letter from the first officer Of Cape Horn Pigeon, OF
DARTMOUTH reports her at Jan having taken l2O bbs
sperm aud eO whale oil since leaving Faya Would touch al
st Helena and thence home
letter from Captain Herendeen, Of bark Mary Susan
reports her on hassafuero TO- 93S bbls oil
thas been reported spoken 20 with 900 bbs having
taken three whales making 35 bbs sperm oil In days. but
mad not seen whale for last month Would be at Taeahu
ano about the lst Nav
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

sALE@ April l-saled, schrs Clifford Jtrui, and Gov
SOMERSET. April s-Arrved, schr Kate Stevens, New
,TiApNToN April a-Arrived, schr Messenger Dean,
WILMINGTON, NC, March si-Anived. schr Kendrick
Fish, Wheeler Portland
ClearedSchrs Trafton, Dame, and Atlantic stubbs
wards, Bartlett, NYork.
Aprh ARRIVED, schr A Edwards Marshall, Charleston
Cleared schrs Fannie Hail. Ginn kingston ia; Adeine
Townsend, Risley, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
MEDICAL WONDER.
Il HVATr,l UTER nAVCAN

\
Rheumatism Neuralgia and Gout in their stages
Scrofua Kings Evil Eryspelas, old Ulcers and the worst
cases Of Diseases Of the Blood great Debility Liver Com
cured by this sovereign purifier 1t has been tested by the
public tweny-one years. has cured hundred thousand
curative for Fsula all durable 1t the fouest
old ulcers, where the bone has become carries.
The Life Basam does not contain particle of mercury
any mineral.
Principal depot 246 Grand street. Sold by druggists 81
per bottle six for S. Sent everywhere by express.
Hyatts 1nza Snuff, l5c., perm anenty Ca.arrh.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
S HIPPIM G. NE w S.

Almanac Tor New York-..This Day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
WhnIsm mer.

Arrived st Bermuda g2d Mt bark rropIc Bird Crapo, Nh,
with 30 bbls oil (and sailed 23d n cruiHel
letter from Capt VIM Wood who went out passenger In
Chilean bark Tacahusno, dated Tslcshuano Feb ~ reports
that the bark arrived the 2d IN p DAYS from Nedford
Reports ai Ialcshuano barks King of Tyre Stanton, reg
Arnoda, Crowsl EB oil as last reported, bark Alto White
do, having taken ~ bb whale coming the Ths
spoke Feb 18th, on Gusfo bark Sappho, Handy Nh. boil
ing alOO Dbl 40 whale the only tho ground this
season same time, bark Emily Morgan, Derer do, 90 sp,
taken of st GATHERINGS Tbs nothing all
the above vessels had left The steward OF he died
10 days before reaching port
A letter from Burton Trumbu, dated Tacabuano, Feb
~ reports heard from on Mocha abou, previous,
bark NJ Wolaston, Conn, y, OIL not stated.
A letter from Cspt soveL Of bark sla repoTts ber at
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

NO $50 Broadway, below Fourth sire CT;
Tl9 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa
A n EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.-DR. j. II. sCHENCK
n begs leave to inform his patients aud the public that
of his increased and business his
principal office in Philadelphia he will be obliged to give up
visiting York Professionally the next reguaI
visits Tuesdays April aud 90 Those who wish to
him will please make note OF this as his rooms in New York.
81 will be after Apri 90 Dr. SchenckG
medicines Pumonic Syrup seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pls-with full directions n English, German and French
be obtained Of druggists and dealers everywhere Oce
hours for these last vss will be- usual from A. NJ
toR
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF CHIN A.
Glass Ware, Silver Plated Ware Gas Fixtures Bron ,eA
and Fancy Goods. entire stock marked down and Ia
plain figures Dinner Sets.
Richly decorated, $40 reduced 10 SfN.
&275 reduced 20 f200
1890 reduced 10 1920.
Si0u, reduced 10 4275,
Ni'0 to $500 5000 fi51 $500 $500 aq-n to g7rn
obcts, Chsmpagnes aud Wines chear Vut Tnbi. "a
80 per dozen. Also n choice assortment OF ~
Gas Futures
In glass bronze and ormou Please cali and etane ,oodz
aud prices. $50
r. v. HAUGHwoUT a CO.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

RApIoAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsrIC ore
~ detention from business for Structure Fsuia Picsx
Diseases OF Pelvic vscera, Diseases Defornes OF th
y nose race and person. Address by letter or pcrsonay4
HhNRY A. DANIELS, M. d., Ia Lexington avenue =
u E0 .-HoTEL AND FAMILY MANGI,Fs NEW ALSU
VOV. ono second hand Scotch Manglc; best rnads,
cheap inquire OH o. WEST, mapufs sourer No. Liberty
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

HANS BREITMANN
IL und his
Phlosophedc,
A humorous Poem, fully equal TO 'John Gfpins Rds,n
with
lots OF funny pictures
By Frank Board,
illustrative OF the modern mania for
- veocipedestrination,
VIII be published IN the sun, Monday, April 5, with host
Of other interesting matter,
ali for two cents.
Newsmen mi for a supplv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-15

represented as being very fertile In the
lower valley the land is covered with the
stalwart berry bush, willow, etc., while III
the upper valley hazel brush is the prin-
cipal growth. Oak does not grow in the
neighborhood. At one place there is
quite an extensive tract of alder land,
covered with large alder trees that would
make a superior article of lumber for fur
niture.
An exploring party has made the trip
from Cauyonvillc through the mountains
to Fort Klamath. They got through
without dffieulty and report that 81 ,000
will make a good trail over the route.
We notice that some of the Democrat
ic papers of the State are urging gencT-
al celebration Of the fourth of July. We
are glad to note this, and hope they have,
changed for the better since they refused
to participate in these ceremonies In
1S6l-62
The Jacksonville .Ssntiaef gives an ac-
count of a church member in that vicini-
ty who urged his daughter, fourteen
years of ge, to marry minister who is
fifty years old. The Sentinel appropri-
atey heads It's item, "Wolyes among the
lambs M -,
A Southern Oregon paper says: Our
placer mines along the larger streams of
Southern Oregon would give employment
small wages-say two dollars a day,
for five thousand men. The bars and
beds of Rogue River, Applegate and
Illinois River, never pay "big," but they
could be relied on for the wages we have
indicated.
They had IL May day picnic at Jack
sonyille, where new and interesting
feature was the introduction of bar at the
pic mic grounds, which Of course produc-
cd the usual amount of boisterous drunk
enness. The Sentinel asks if this was in
the programme, and intended to have
salutary effect upon the innocent minds
of the little children.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-15

the transfer Of the telegraphic lines TO
the State The arrangement of the trans
fer is progressing rapidly. The transfer
will include at least one of the cables be-
tween England and the continent, in ad-
dition to the property of the companies
at present performing the inland service
of the United Kingdom.
Mr.. Beadle, tile reformer, said, in a
public meeting, in London, on the 18th
of April, that the question of slavery in
the West Indies was TO receive a solution
at the hands Of the American people, by
the hosting of the American banner in
the island OF Cuba. The United States
wanted more land their wishes ought
70 be satisfied. Spain would, Of course,
object, and declare war, but such a trihine
consideration ought not to stop them
for single moment. The Cubans. their
independence once secured, might treat
the Yankees in the same way as the Mex
leans did the French; but, added lIr.
Beadle, the Constitution of the United
States, with the Fifteenth Amendment,
are arguments which the inhabitants OF
that island will be unable to resist, for
both, properly constructed, means the
best, the greatest, and the strongest Gov
ernment in the world
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-15

Reuth Goshen, the Arabian giant, has
settled down at Algonquin. Illinois. He
is seven and half feet high, weighs six
hundred and fourteen pounds, and is,
with one exception, the largest man in
the world. He is native of Jerusalem,
and is said to speak twenty languages.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-15

The Boise Statesman says Gov. Ball
ard has returned from the Fort Hall res
ervation, and states that the Indians arc
satisfied with their new location. Several
Bannacks and Sheep Eaters remain out,
but promise to come in and live on the
reservation
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-15

WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR-The
next annual Fair of the Washington
County Agricultural Society will be held
on the 4th, 5th, 9th and 7th days of
October next A new feature of the
Fair will be the premium to be given to
the best velocipedestrian.