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COxssgRiE.

tue coAsAcsE MuRpsR.-Important and new
evidence has come TO light in the Coxsackie murder
case n has been proved that Simmons, CD January
Is, gave Christina HonghsaIing, the murdered girl
some powders or medicine In paper, which she at
once consumed. u ~ thought that The powder was
81 a poisonous nature. II has also been proved
that Simmons fc,gne! insensbilitY when taken
rom the sleigh aud when he nrst spoke ne
inquirer II Christina was dead when she was tax en
from the sleigh aud II he could be made 10 swe az
against her. Thn examination " moi yet concluded
Hundreds or people nave already visited the house
~ mcd1a! and the excitement Increases in intensity
daiv.
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P0UGHKEEPSiE.

ENLARGEMENT or THE CRY LIAirs.-'rhe amend
nen,s 10 the city charter contemplate the enlarge
meDt OF the city limits BY the addition OF two more
wards, making eight IN ali. The pay Of the night
police has been increased
IRE REMAINS or CAPTAIN RELATIONSHIPS body
OF Captain Hamilton viii DE deposited this morning
IN Rev. l.. NJ. vincents vault without ceremony. by
q large number Of military friends. They win re-
main there till spring. when they will be taken TO
WpIisWstirg for final iDteTnenS
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FlsHEls.L.

THE CATTLE EXclTEMENT.--A gentleman named
Carey, from Fishkin Plans says thar the panic
which existed there among The farmers over the
sudden death OF several cattle belonging to sylvester
HaIght is subsiding In consequence o. the faci
transporting that the cattle were poisoned. They
were all found dead oy q brook, and close exaiui-
nation o. their entrails showed The presence Of
POISONOUS matter. \ man in the ueighborh0od is
suspected oJ having committed the aci. Tne nal
ance 81 III. HaigaGs Cattle are III Striving cogili-
tiOu.
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her Aliens the CesM.


Captains end pars,p Of vessss arriving st ths .oY an
pisnss deliver ~ packages intended Tor he HrsAo 70 o,r
regularly Aotbscd seens who attached 10 ~, et.s
yscht pets The New York Assorn,d Pres 10 M, nos
collect reports sitsnd deliver, of
viii be seen b, The following extract from The ssaines
Of the rsFaiaf ncniny meeting, hei' March 3 1885,
Resolved. That On and after April tsss IN. s.se.,,a
ffsse WI m"onl.Dse me rolittton ~ shp news IN the
barbof OF New lork. PsWed unanin 1oasly "
- fr eaes " ~ Hs'n,s s.sA ysla, lISus spd
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

ALLEGED VIOLATION % THE HEALTH LAw.-Jobu
Clark, OF Morrssna, who was arrested In ionkers
on Monday on the alleged charge Of selling unwhoe-
aomc meat was subsequently tried before jury
and was nonorabiy discharged. The complaint was
made through m8lice OF some Interested parties.
THE HOVE voR INcrRARLrs, At wvsr FARMS, Of
" hich the REV. Washington Rodinan 1 . pastor and
superintendent bas recently been made the recipient
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BROOKLYN CIT Y.
THE COURTS.
uul1ln sIArrs raMNssIpHtas, cluaT.

vqso Custom House Frans's--one Of t!,e Ac-
cnssd Delivers Himself Up'-The Examines
tiop 10 Take PIace on Monday.
Before Commissioner Jones.
II. A. Dickinson charged IN the affidavit on which
the arrest az Iaiilaw, korn and others was made,
with being implicated with them in the alleged
frauds on the Revenue Department, delivered him
self up Yesterday morning 90 United States Marshal
Dallon and was taken before Commissioner Jones
and held 10 BAH IN the Of So 600. His examine
ton was SET down Tor Monday, at which time the
examination OF the other parties alleged 10 be Inn
pcated Ia the frauds viii also take place.
District Attorney Tracy will conduct the examina-
tion in person Troy Place appear for KOrn,
kdr.ance & Wood for Ladlaw ana Dickinson, and
PIirdy d Goldsmith for Therlctt-
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sugaceiTr's cuusr.

Before Surrogate veeder.
me wills OF Jacob Eif. OF BROOKLYN, and Barbara
Hacrnlein, Of New Lofts, were admitted TO PROBATE
hast week ~
Letters OF administration were granted in the
estates OF Elizabeth Robinson, Patrick sirGps0D,
Elizabeth Geise Emma DENIAL Rosina Huesin Catha-
,sne Smith, John Brush and Alfred l.. Parks all 0f
Bf6oklJn 49, .
Letters OF guardianship Of Edward A. wldt and
Alfred +. Widt were granted to Hans :. Christian;
OF James Ii. Chapman and Catbaripe NJ. Chapman u
the Brooklyn Trust Company; Uf william Creagan,
George Creaean and BENJAMIN Creagan 10 Ann Fin.
leyaon; OF William G. Smith aud Ellen A. Smith TO
EuWin Ferry, al OF Brooklyn.
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SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT

The kGir Against the Erie Ratiway-IieAvy
yerlicg for the Plaintiff.
Before Judge Gilbert.
The jury brought in sealed verdict yesterday
morning IN the case Of Camden G. Dixie Us. The Erie
Railway, reported In yesterdays HERAlp they
found for tue PLAINTIFF and assessed his damages az
S35 600 This verdict and the $1,000 awarded 10
Enathan L. Henderson, IN his suit against The sbt,-
day Aercuyg Just the chief topics Of eonver
aatJoD ~ the City OF Churches.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY T. 1s6a-TRPIE

JFANrETrR ia Whitehall slip. An communications from
consgnees the masters Of inward bound ves
sells Will be forwarded free Of charge.
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Steamship Pennsylvania tBr,, Hail. Lverpool-Ss,ion
steamship Columbia !Br) casnsshan Glasgow
steamship Col Lloyd Aspnwa, jackson, PORT au Prince
Steamship Bienvlle, Baker, Havana and New Orleans
Steamship rne Partridge, Galveston via Key West G
ssea,ashp Tyees pelanoy, Galveston via Key wssspof
Steamship cortes, Nelson, Nav orleans-H Cromwell
steamship Gen Meaae, sampson, New orleass-- Samuel
Stevens
siearnship huntsville Crowei Savannah n Lowdcn
Steamship San Jaeinto, Atkins. savannahw Garrri-
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston n Morgan
steamship Rsesccs Clyde, Chichester. Wilmington. NC
s,eapship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, EcMprray
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, sorroix, City Point
Steamship Virginia, Drew. Alexandria, Hand.
steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown Dcpl'ips
Steamship yountrer, ones, Philadelphia Iorillard.
steamship Ysxoo Cooksey, PhladephA Philadelphia and
Steamship Gaucas, Walden, Boston--w P Clyde.
snip Hsnaes, BIZ, Browa, Lyerpool-C Wrigl Co
sarx F mGss en ssr, Newell nssansJ hiwei CO.
Bark Stag tBr,, Anderson, Trinidad CUBA Whitney
sris Soreas ssr,; Hustled, Rio Janero g Tobias;
hrs Messenger DR. Mccoiiy San Juan, Me Whitney
Brig Jenny Dam, Laarliztn, Lasusys and Porto cabelo
Brig Florence, RaibDurn, ssalves,oo--c MALLORY eco.
S s s Bs of aasbss &
schr Skyark, Loring, Clrdenas gomea Eon,o;
Schr Equator (Bry. Jobnson, Nassau Dow.
Schr q Rays Steele Mobile y u Hnrlbnt Il 90.
. schr Smith, Baker, Key West and lbaypot Beuner,
Brown Pinckney.
scIr i simmons, Candy, savannah Bentley, Miner i
Thomas,
sssr E 9sa Asissgn
schr Enchantress, Covert, Charleston l. Mccrsady &
Co.
schr J Ssysmsn Weaver, Wilmington, NC-aodthwsite 4
Overflow
schr Strong, Murray beaufort NC Thornhs6 Holmes.
:, schrJ Haig, Brewer, Brewer. Nswben NC-Thomas \
SGir Mary Louisa, 5aikell, Wssliington, Nc Nins
Schr Hersche, Chamberlain Baltimore Var Brtnt 4
sclr Hhirn Mar Ward, nsislo--H N jackson 4 Son.
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cuuar cAlfinAA fIts MONDAY.

Cry CoURr.-Nos "a TO- 70 81. %, "a. It's, 100,
so6. 1o7 l0s los 10 III, lis, ia il5, li6 III, us.
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ROYAL HAVANA L0TTERy..-PRfzEs PAID IN oOLu
~ Information furnished In all lsRallved l,otteriss
sALLAaHSR BRot slV Cbsslam street
glJlsdsiphie
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SAILED

Steamships Pennsy Aris, Liverpool. Columbia ,ilasrw
Rienvie Havana and New Orleans; Tybee, and Tie Gal
weston VIA Key West; Louisa MOORE Newbern NO; Victor
New Orleans Gen Meade and cortss do; Huntsville. and
san Jacino. Savannah; Rebecca Clyde, Wilmington,
Champion, Chsieston John Gibson Georgetown DC viz
rnin, Alexandria: Ieaac Bell Norfolk.
Also marks a Drebcrt, Leghorn Carobel. Hong Kong
voage Bristol Horace Beas New Orleans Moro Castle,
Lnenno, DeDiArara; Moray, London.
FROM fushins bay, orig Arctic (Br, for Monevaeo
W Hatfield fBri.
The bark 81 Morton for -, s anchored st quarsutsne
WIND ut slnse. ". bpnf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DEAFNESS AND
IA all affections OF the throat and chest cured by contract
tho Homo Institute So East Tenth street. Consul
tation free. .4yt. :. .-t.
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SHIPPIN NEW S.

AI,ussac tor New ysrk-.-ThIs nay.
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ARRIVALS.

r-re9ss. tSss.e,.t@a
$1,000 ~s'
RGp0RlED ny fnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Rapiaan, MALLORY, Savannah Feb y with mdse
ami passengers To Murray, Ferris A Co.
Steamship tranconla, Sherwood. Portland, win se 10
flames, .,.
shin Resoute Holt III with
~ Norwood Co. Had light winds the China
Sea Anchored Anjier Nov s, where the ship
Shirley, Tor Hong Korg, was also anchored. The
ship Nellie Hasnr from Hong Kong for New York. had
passed day previous Had moderate through the
INDIAN Ocean I'M to Apuas where strong
wcserly winds for sixteen days Passed st Helena Dec 2s
from thence 81 had light var
winds, IS strong rough
weather. Dec IS lat IS q s, Ion ~ 80 T. sgnalized
mark London Dec 49, sgnalized skib CLAD It'd
iags from China for Lendon 4h inst IS miles AZ Of he
plrce which have had neayv NV gales with snow ,a,ajs
Bark LAncfcost Orb Eaton. Yox0farna SEN al syb sns
&C. to John Caswel Passed Cane Horn Dec n Nnua,or n
Jan II in ION 36 w and had onc wesfnar ali ths
passage "a s, Ion S W. smoke ship irima Donna
San fof New YORK yh at sa Ion a. snas,
schr Ragnduce, from st Thomas far Boston II =
America (E(l Koper Rre,nen INV ~ via Ear. Ian
with ndse and pssspnacrs ia Inkart h % l,s. had
continuation strong westerly crates nce Be a. carried
away buyarks on side and snIi as and
taned other damsges Dee ~ at Al al ion "a ysI In with
pr bark Ctbbe Of t;rsanock from 0nehcr foy ,arnoo
waterlogsed mad Of the ship uiDernn o
Dubin Quebec Queenstown whom she took al Nov
30 the shlp being waterosged and helpless condition
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gano Corone banks Eiwood Cooper Dyer for ronroy
Tome, load for BALTIMORE; Serene Oliver Toneoy
load for Baltimore; Isaac Rich, Achorn, disg
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

TN MOUNT vERNoN.-FINE PROPERTY FOR sALB
st puee auction, on April AZ y O'Clock NJ BY A.
BLEECkER SON CO., at the Exchange Sxlesroom, III
broadway. Haps and particulars at auconesrs roora AZ
Cedar street, New York..
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|. roTIor SALE OF OVER $1,000 woRrH

Carpets, magnificent rosewood Pisnofortc, Stool
and Cover Bronres, Works of Art statnny, oil Paintings,
by eminent artists hIs day Saturday March "a morning
iv o'clock precisely at the elegant residences lls West
Elsbth street. between Fifth and Sixth avcnucs LUKE
FifZ0ERALb, Auconcer, will call the attention Of his
friends and the public 70 the sale the largest and
in attendance pack cart goods purchasers at
nbe charges Velvet Brusses Medallion Carpets, beau
tful Pnror Suits, covered with the richest description
French satin brocate made 70 order for tue present owner
French Cabinets rosewood and walnut marble top Tables
Turkish Easy ChaIs and Lounges Writing Desk.
Magnificent rosewood Pisnofortc, cost $780,
Stool and Cover Canterbury Chamber Suits, style OF Louis
Book and Corner Stands Iooksasc Spring and Hair Mat
grain Carpets Sofas Chairs lockers Lounges covered with
reps and bsirclosh, walnut sdehosrd, Extension Table,
Silver Tea and Coffee Set Casters Ice Pitchers, Spoons,
FORKS China Tea and Dinner Sets, Table Cutlery ac Sale
postye.
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A UcTION SALE. N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.-
"A $50 lots by catalogue,
"a ir,r

Pianoforte Drawing Room Suits, Velvet Csrpes Eageres
Painngs stsuay and many rare. costly Works Of Art and
virtu II public auction, this day tSaturday
the elegant brown 81 West Fifteenth .e
between fih and Sixth commencing le o'clock
cloth Drawing Room SUITS covered French satin bro
richest description marquetee bos de Cab
nets Tables; EncoIgnes Etageres Bookcase, Books
per Paintings BY eminent artists artistic Bronze saiua
ry Clock Chaudeers Mirrors brocate Curtains seves
China Jsrdinieres Velvet Medallion CARPETS Hatsiand
en- suite style Louis XIV HAIR Spring Msttresses
Toilet Dining RoouExtenaion Table, Bunc elegant
kss Knives Forks spoons Linen French China Dinner Set,
s~Tbe auctioncer would call particular attention OF bis
friends and the public 10 this sale e catalogue comprising
the and or Household Furrre OF
fsfed Al auction The house furnished than
sr months cost Of $ibV The Firth avenue stages and
Sixth avenue pass near the house.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

A MAX BAyERsDORrER, AUCToNEER SALES
"A. room sev Bowery.--Bhy \ Co, eclis AZ
IL O'clock at 3S Broornc street. genecl Household Fnrni
ur. Carpets, Beddng Stoves, Crockey. &c In oss. Deal
invited
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

A UCTTON SALE OF SNUG LITTLE COTTAGE
House and two Lots the south side OF Thorne street.
IS minutes from the erries In Hudson CITY, The sale win
As' P''es ~ WILLIAM SLATER, Auc.ioneer.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
DY HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
ID VALUABLE DIAMONDS AND PEARL JEWELRY,

DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
Executors OF elegant Household Furniture Statuary
Pictucs &C., belonging to the late Herman Bruen, ESQ.,,
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction, on
Thursday, April l. at 10x O'Clock at No. 234 West Four
teent street between Seventh and Eighth all the
contained in said house. Further particulars hereafter
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT II. NICoLAy, AuCTIoNEER.
N Positive sale

of elegant brown House and Lot
No. 26 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, u. d.
Also four desirable vacant Lots adjoining including the
OF Second street, at auction.
ALBERT II. NICoLAY will sell at public auction, with
reserve Wednesday, March 81 1859, Mt u O'Clock NJ,
at the Exchange Saesroon, No. Ill Broadway Trinity Build
stoop basement and sucear House and Lot No. Is South
Ninth street. situate the north side between Second and
Third streets u feet east Of Second street BROOKLYN,
feet front by 80 feet three rooms deep all the way
the modern improvements main hall and vssibue tiled
floor walnut and ASH front cellar tagged and back cellar
nted with entrance to good icehouse capable OF hold
eco lbs of Ice No has been spared In the
arrangements improvements having been made from time to
time by the without regard to and e
uuced be Of the most cnienty arranged houses
In the city, and be TO be appreciated Also four
desirable Lots adjoining, including the OF Second
street, each 20 feet inches front and by " feet deep,
suitable for immediate improvements The location Is de-
Nehtfu IN excellent neghborhsod and desirable
place Of residence be obtained for doing bus
walk Of the Roosevelt street ferry foot Of he New Broad
way late South Seventh street. Property In this vicinity fs
instantly rising in value and this sale Offers unusual INDUCE
mens either place OF residence speculation profit
BILE investment Terms q sae-Fy per cent Of the pur;
The title Is fndisputabIe Possession May For permits TO
tionecr, ALBERT II. NICoLAY % Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

IlY NJ. DOUGHTY, ArCTfoNEER.
- VIII sell this day, Saturday,
AZ IVY O'Clock, at the salesroom ~ Nassau street,
Fulton street. gentcel Household Furniture Of private fam
ny comprising two walnut Parlor Suits In brocatel three
walnut Chamber Suits complete solid walnut Centre Tables
pillar and claw Extension Table, walnut sdeboard, French
plate Mirrors, walnut Wardrobe, Library Bookcase hail
Ma,tresses feather Pillows, ensmeiIed Chamber Suit
Lounges and Chairs, Carpets, Painting, and Enaviosa
&C. Sale pcremptory.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

liz ~ r. Angus By auction, lorshouse Soo West rhir-
yfourth street, Tuesday March s At 10Y NJ TWO loads
Irnnks. Ac, fortwo yssrs' storage.
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RENJ. P. FAIRcHlLD, AUcrIoNEER.

. New York.
Broadway, the following Property
81 81 I E1 ssf sHSs s
side, and known as No. is Frankfort street:
e io. sss front ss rear, ia deep and No. Is
iSs William s',setLot with brick building thereon e
NO i ~, with . o
iosh sIestrwo Lots Sf land SS feet sastery from
&c.
.i y s'ss s'sssa y
Ss ss'st sd 'ss saa ' IS No.
Being part Of the John Hssler deceased
and sold uneer the direction Of James M Sweeney, Esq
Fs, and further particulars apply the e. once q
IL is 1s S Of es
at III. H H.sssass gsss.ssy aassrsen ssrs 50 III Broadway.
the following desirable Property Grand and Ninth Streets
No Grand sreetLoi with the three story brick front
in gas throughout the house; everything %
order a in n g for s ,1s Of lot
los Ninth with Che q ays story brick building
once & 1aE7Hssos FL sEs s sss Sss ss'. apply " the
7lY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
SUPERB SALE OF Oil PAINTINGS, COSTLY sTATu-
AIRY, &C., by ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF GUS
TAyus A. CoN0yER, ESQ, DECEASED.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sel by auction on the
evenings OF Thursday 1st and Friday "a of April ~
o'clock each evening, at the LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos 6 and s9 Broadway southwest Twelfth street.
the above valuable private collection all Of the first class
and OF them selected by the late owner In Europe.
Among other distinguished artists are, viz.
Eastman johnson, Geo. Inness, H. Schaep,
A. d. Shattuck, Jas M Hart, A. Won Willie,
A. +. TAFT, VIM. Hart, r. Hiddeman,
Rembrandt Pcae, Geo. ii. Boughton, z. Geselchap,
Lilly NJ Spencer, Meyer Bremen Geo. Morand,
Jervis McIsntee, G. NJ. Webb, q. Sus,
8. Coleman i. Bosch, r. Fleury,
w. II. Powell, Williams, VIM. Shayer Geignr,
Edmonds, Gay, Farrar,
Omeganck, Wesaf, and others.
Also superb pieces Stanary. revolving pedestas
representing "ESMARELDA," the duplicate Of cut
for the Emperor OF Russia; the other, NITALY FREED
FROM HER CHAINS" both by the celebrated artist Ro-
,etu Also valuable collection By Van Marcks segnsc
Lemmens, Won Seben Accard, Tony de Bergnes tc Ray
Couurer and others. They now exhibition above
day and evening, until the sale, which will be without
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
A DRIAN. II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Store and Lot No. sss Bowcry
At Auction.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, ?. R. WILKINS co. win sci

auction Tuesday, March 80 st u O'Clock, a the Ex-
change Saesroom, III broadway tTriny Building =
BoweryThe Of Land with the three story brick front
Store thereon, situate the west side Of the Bowery
Great Jones streets and known No. TBS
building ~ " feet deep with story ertenson
making the ~ feet deep being m feet front by about
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

IIErRv FELTMAN, AUCT1oNEER orFrCE AND
III ssesroom 6e7 Broadway, sells Monday, entire nne
Furniture of four story house, nne CIocks &C. sale posi-
i've. Particulars hereafter
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

J. BLEECKER, AUCTTONEER,
IA Mott Station, L.
A. J. BLEECRER, SON q CO. will sell nj auction on
Saturday, March "a At II M at the Exchange Saesroom 228
Lots Mott Station the intersection the Hunters Point
souhside and Brooklyn Central Railroads. beautifully stu
ated for immediate Improvement
Maps at "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

TlY r. COTTON. AuCTIO TIONEER-HoUsEHOLD FUR
ID niture or 20 Carpets Of them really eegant;
ohclohs, Mirrors Paror Suits, Mattresses 40 This day
aturday March 10k o'clock, the auction rooms IA
Broadway qute large assortment good Household and
quite good good 20 20 Carpets
OF them really elegant and all good also Ocloths, MIRRORS
Chandeliers &c. m Bsa!es the coming season will be at
tended at the residences has been the custom for the
~ years, and eooda bought when preferred.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

E'OR sAf.E-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, APRIL 2, At VAN
dcrbht House, Vanderbilt Landing, staten Island, at 10
A, M not previously disposed Of elegant Housc, modern
improvements French plate glass windows. stable aud
view and surroundings Particulars of
w. A. COLLINS % Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
GEORGE COOK, AucTIoyEER.

" Second hand Furn1re, 6c.
This day, At II O'Clock, At saesroom ol Liberty street.
Furniture, &C., removed for convenience or sale, In
cludins Bsds.ssds Bureaus wsshsssnds Tables, hook
Easy Chairs, Invalid Chairs fsbles Crockcry, Glass
ware, window Shades, Gas Tisiures Rugs Pantinga and
Ware Fsrssnk ,o,d Scale Letter Press, Billiard Table
and black walnut double and single Counting House
once Desks; II vols. New York Independent, bound
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

TIARLEm.-JAMEs N. MILLER WILL SILL AT AUc-
III uon Monday, March 2s, O'clock At the Exchange
sacsroom Ill Broadway Lot Of Land, 18th street. so
brick building rear 6x0 2b by 100 inches Also
Lots adjoining the east each Is Wide by
100 feet 10 inches deep Also the three story and basement
trck Dwelling House. norh aide o. l7,h street. 22s feet east
" rooms suitable two families In perfect order;
house 2srfa; lot 25 by 100 feet 10 0inches.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
QY A. NJ. CRIsTALAR SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
ID PEREMPToRY SALE OF HOOP SKIRT MATERIALS
XAIuEn AT

A. VI. CKISTALAk SON vii sell Tuesday, March go
at o O'clock at No. 80 Canal the entire Of The
late firm OF srans Co.. combating in part OF Covered
skirt Wire Of washburnc Moen and other well known
Inches Band and Tab Webbing OF various styles and
qualities brass, silvcrcd and tin Trimmings skvers
Buckles and large line OF other material used In the
factare OF hoop skirts
The trade viii end 70 their interest attend above SALE
In which viii be found general ASSORTMENT of all materials
in To be sold without reserve, In lots suit obbers
manu- acturcrs
Catalogues be obtained salesroom OF auctioneers
l27
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-04
Matilda Heron af,cr a divorce.

The following choice morsel Of scan
dial appears in the last number Of the
New York Clipper;
Matilda Heron is a name well known
in the theatrical profession, moro par
ticularly so in connection with the play
of Camille Matilda promises not only
to give the lawyers something to do, but
to create q little excitement shortly, as
she has sued her husband for divorce
Matilda was married in this city in St.
AIMS Church by Rev. DIR. Gallaudet on
Sunday, December "a, 1851, to Robert
StoepeI, then leading the orchestra
at Wallack's Theater. She continued to
use her own name in her profession. She
bcugh. mansion on Thirty-fourth street,
in this city, and in the course Of time
was blessed with an addition to the
family circle. Owing to mutual incom-
patibiliiy, things did not hitch as well as
they ought. An arrangement was enter
ed into whereby they should live sepa-
rately, yet, at the same time, and at a
distance maintain friendly relations.
Some time since circumstances compel
led Matilda to take pupils for the stage,
which she did with success. Things
went along smoothly until about two
months since, when, having some bust
ness with Mr.. Stoepel, she repaired, on
a Sunday morning, to ho.se on Fiji
teenth street, in the rear Of the French
Theater (Stoepel being leader for Grau)
the abode ofStoepel On reaching the door
of his sleeping apartment with her boy,
the chambermaid informed her that Mr..
S. was engaged, but, observing the door
bjar, she entered, aud heavens what met
her view Mr.. s. was in the centre of the
room en- dishabille, while in the bed,
sleeping as innocently as if she belonged
there, was Mile Rachel, one of the
choristers of Grau's troupe. Disturbed
by the noise and awakening, she discov-
cred Matilda, aud without stopping TO
ask any questions, soon made herself
scarce. Aslh case has been placed in
the hands Of Mr. Traphagsu, partner Of
the late James T. Brady, we shall soon
have full particulars