, 1869-04-22

covered unintcrrurtedly since tho 9Th Of Sorctu-
ter, period VI leo days.
An officer VI tho army wes sent t,y government
,a.l week 10 Newport 10 inqulre Into ts rxrttct,.
lars Of the saflttx of two nui,t1ets hr biIss Ids
1Hwla. tho daughter Of tho kssper uf Lime Ilock
lighthouse. Thu tady ro~cd tns oftcer rom ,bs
rock to The wharf In Fs~tott
1htfe II III 'ta1on "TrfnposatY ffone fof t.o.t
AMI HtartinR 1h,va, IN which unfortunate rtrz. ~
Ill frarrr.. nrp rasr1 tor. rhs rnu.rt ,nr j4ra
ha'rs Tint during lin 1sr lt1z u int yenr &Au,
tlH tHtcr ffRulas'dila AMI Arrat,sul,,uuts w,lis
thu ll't'r" rvrr IN f"ser. il, ahh d"s. wu.r 'att
tA Tho Ssfist,
E1wla tt,Krrs, n Hpl1lua>lst. cntan,l,s1i aartta
III Aew furk y fnw days Ruo, lnaslAK h,t,ttlll him
tin following ntI.naEy a0tts, wf!t1el hy hl,naeit;
hn nr .s:I aas ts 1T a !: sn1 t'Itt: I. =. sx
.o1 70 ,s;.lis it.f ~ ~. .i;.s;trt him
l's:. g"!i.i.,i nd .Msr!if.'t,t NJ r!i r. e. r j. t3sKLs
In t,e.lerylIlt, Tetn., un thu 18th, Nina Jen-
idna left the house AMI went 10 the ne!ds, to her
husband, and tn,d him she wanted him to 60 to
the house with her; that she was not going 10
1--we more than two or three days, and she wanted
him 10 Kill her. lie told her to 90 back and cease
her fooshness- She returned to the house. In a
few minutes Mr. jenkins heard the report Of q
gun, and, Fastening to the house, found his wife
| Her brains were shot out, She must have pulled
| the trigger herself.
| seven 5ears ago narket-Wonnan In Liverpool,
Eng, lost her little child under such circumstances
as to convince her that heEgnr had stolen it. AL
| trace being lost and tho mother not having the
| means to command the services Of the detective
i police, she gave up her business and became q
| travelling pedder, In the hope that somewhere IL
her t1nmpa she might meet the beSgar and bel
lost daughter. At last her weary search hos teeu
rewarded; in Manchester she has found hel
| child, now nine years old, and the beggar hnt
been taken In custody.
! The report Of the New York Commissioners o.
Emigration for 1865 shows that 2l3,G CSC aliens ar
rived at that port during the year. This IVES dc
crease OF s9.Ol1 from the year 1861. Df The whols
| number 10l, ,9s9 were from Germany, 41,5t1 fron
| Ireland, g. CPS from England, and 34,+3l from
| other countries. The numser Of immigrants from
| Sweden was nearly 10,nVo greater than In 1867
| -Four tbousalld emlgrants recently passed through
| Hamburg and Bremen, withlr the space OF th1et
| Iays, Iuutc for America
| The hichest store rent paid In broadway Is tina
Of f.. S. Jalray . dry goods store, corner Of Leon
ard street. which brlues s6oh0o. The highest hote
| rent Is that OF the Filth Avenue, which rates q
$1Oo euD per annllm; but the most profitable Of al
| Its edtces ia Trinity Building. This Il occuplet
| By Offices 1t cost a1ont se1N,010, and rents TO
| nearly one-haif that sim. Single Offices bHn:
from 81 ,0oD e.tOo, mud the coal trade Ii almos
entirely done there 4. 7. Stewart's property o.
| Broadway alone is worth about e3,ooo,o00. ". u
| AEtnr's real estate on Broadway ID worth ab0u
$aWr,,uOO The Lortllard estate has 6 SooO,000 ID
vested III that thoroughfare.