The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1850, Page 7

}—_____, Police Ini Defore Jutice Osboras. ‘RHE INVESTIGATION AGAINST WM. H. THOMPSON, WN AS ONE-EYED THOMPSON, ON THE BUARGE “OF MANUPACTULING THE “TORPEDO ‘To THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MR. IN May, 1849. At half past 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Justice Osborne commenced the examination. The prisoner ‘was attended by his counsel, Mr. Camp and Mr. James W. Smitb, Jr. Mr. McKeon, Distriet Attorney, com- menced the proceeding§ but subsequently turned it Over to his assistant, Mr. Jonas B. Phillips. The affidavit of Thomas J. Sparks was offered by Mr. MeKeon, as proof that a box of combustible matter did explode on the premises of Mr. Warner. This was meeeded to by the counsel for the defence. fence then moved to exclude all the witnesses from the Boom, exrept the one under examination. The Magis- ‘trate so ordered. badly. The throy, who e THOMAS WARNER, in gold were found in his possession. J: the aecused to prison for trial, —Karly on Sunday morn- ing, the police court, before Justice Osborne, was the « kind of serious comical affair, such as oceurs once in a while before the The morn was very stormy, as all will recollect. The contending parties were well drenched with rain, giv- ing them an aspect of deplorable miscry. contention, cr we may say “rib” in dispute, was @ Duteb girl, of about 19 owas claimed to be the lawful 20 ht was denied by a little his lewful wife, and Here the two’ husbands were A Wife with Two Hu: small dirty -lookii », but whose legiti- utchman, of about that the young woman was was sworn—I reside at Canan- had been 60 for the last ranklin House at that prisoner Thompson; he was at my hi with some document , 2th May, 1849; Ihave seen accounts of an jo box in this city; I heard Thomp- derstood him to sa; t issue, the Irishman in the court a certificate of marriage, dated inst. (last Wednesday.) pury from Edward if, Bishop, the colores Zion Church, corner of Leonard and Church sireete. eat excitement at this time was manifested, in the utch language. between the old mother and father of dded’ to which was the volunteer aid of Dutchmen, friends of the legal husband ‘All these parties were w before the magistrate by officer M-Manus, of the lice, who related to the magistrate as fol- , these Dutchmen and this little Irish- ¥ search of some cri- explosion of a t son talking about the box; I uni that he was the maker or manufacturer of that bor the box was traced to him, and 1 think he said he wa: the making of it; he farther said, that af- agreed to let bim of if he ; I think Thompson an- who sent the Leow street, in Boss Jac the trouble, I broug) you may decide who is entitled to the wife. ‘As for my part, I could not make out who she belon; to, ae the place where they were living is frequented nearly ail the time by blacks; Jackson, who keeps the This young Dutchman says as married by the Rev. and this little Irishman sa ednesday, by the Rev. negro church, corner of jompson before I lett the rail- Rochester, the latter part of March ; I sight, but did not know his name ; T ibjects; his conversation was not several others were pre- id not swear who they were; it was early in the evening ; I believe he was at my place a day or two; I could not tell which day it was the conversn- impression {s, that wecond day ; 1 found his name on the register before I took the house; at the time of the conversation, Thompson was standing in front of the bar; I were in the room at the time ; I cannot explain how Thompson came to make the statements ; close by Thompson at the time of the conversa- ; Thompson, at that time, gave some history of ; he said something about going South; he was shipwrecked, and gave, also, some swindling operation he bi ink he told who engaged remember who it was; I never saw Mr. Drury, until I saw bim in court, at the Drury trial; 1 was subpeened by jown, the second time I received twenty tiara, I cannot say which, and that I have received in any manner what- y-two years of ing #i sore: tre A ore f I vi ince I was fourteen years of age; | was year with John Watts, in Rochester, an ap- at the saddle and harness making; I then yed a few months, and then went to and went an apprentice toJoseph about three years, and when | let I went home to Seneca Falls; my time was not out, t with him to leave; I then bought Mr. Dixon directed to m he was marri¢d las Bishop, who preaches at thi Leonard and Church streets. te—Herr, what's your name? (pointing to took place; m: ‘Mine name is George Wiedman; I lives at No, 113 Willett street. Dis is mine y! a year ago, andcan brove itso, Mine fadder knows Her modder is here, and her ar! yar! nodded the heads of the Dutchmen rate—How did you know where sho was liv- ing bj utchman—I vas going along Orange strect, and I did see her down de cellat.” Me. go dows dis man here (pointin blow on the nose (exhibitin, from which the blood was yet me down in de street, in all de mud; look at my clothes. (Yes, said the magistrate, “they do look rather den went home to my fadder, and got her modder and fadder and dese men to come t me mine vife. What is your business ? Dutchman—Mine business is a shoemaker. gistrate—There, now stand aside, and let me hear the version of the Irishman. ‘The Irishman then stepped forward, and the magis- trate asked him his name. Irishman—My name is William Dowd. I work at the boilermaking business. I am sure, Judge. I don’t want to held this young woman, ifthis man here has a better last Wednesday, by the co- ve a tense’ ; rgers. I am twenty years of age; to her, she must go, I dis is my vife. down to her, and man) give me one quite a swollen nose, wing); he den knocked Iwas born in ve earned my | soiled, to be sure.”’) but made an went into business for out; I was in businessa year, and then I went into the goods and grocery business with my brother, Twas with my brother some two then took a stock of dry goods out was paid y brother's on a Ne pret times colin ae e. en sick, and subsequently we: brother; we were all taken sick ; to Galveston, and went as Mr. Senickson; after that I took a wholesale store; I returned ywhen I had me back; on m} ‘1 I keep is owned by Thomas Dean; I ¢ interest of the hotel from Lehman B. the effects, &e. were valued at $3,300; I andthe rest secured by mortgage; April I paid $800 more; this money fits in my business; I berrowed $400 Alcott; it was claim. We were married lored mfnister; name was Sofia and if he’s got a regular claim ite—There appears to be a dispute between ou two chaps, which shall bo entitled to this dirty ooking piece of humanity. Su; her into two parts? Which half Irishman—And, indeed Judge, tirely to the ju ‘At this nats Detch woman, the mother of the fit, and extended her arms in The old husband and another Dutchman relief of the old woman, an order to prevent her from this moment the excitement in court was magist: ruler on the desk, sistance of one of the officers. Mr. O’Keofl: dience to the call,ran from a side room, and ob! the old woman clenched firmly by the two Dutchmen, at once that they were assaulting her, spra: erful movement other by the throat, and down they went fiat on their backs in the Court room; the poor men looked with utter saucers, as they laid husband, who exclaimed, with upli frau, mine frau!’ and down the old woman went kick- ing also, thus all three were witness the surprise he had done mistaki: ing—it was a scene t) jcked themselves up, ap; o think, whether it was t) down or tho officer, s will leave it en- ent of the Court. (Laughter: ochester - screech was hi |, Went off into zt i ! i i F joaned on'my own note; I rate struck his am not sure; I agreed to pay ; Mr. Alcott isa manufacturer he lives in Rochester; I ‘ears; I don't think I ever ‘together; 1 a it iipw te Snoy anor oooh ; 1 don’t know that they know eac! unicated this conversation of tion, until after I I was to be used as nm of it after Drury F i i i F E i one two Dutchmen Ry ‘stoany one, to my recollec' ; 1 mever mistrusted making eyes as big as however, have spoke: the old it I do not recollect of doing #0; hands, “ Mine was said by Thompson hompson’s manner at 5 he is a pretty rostrated, and then to by the officer at what le; the Dutehmen ly not knowing what old woman that knocked , or to attribute it to a part of administered in the Police rex jee e new code: some water was soon pro- cured, and the old woman was restored agai: the officer then remarked to the Court that he wat der the impression that the Dutchmen were killing the old woman, which induced him to take the violent method of separating them; @ universal laugh jed, and the business then . ey) how did you besome acquaint- Irisman—Well, judge, if I must tell you, I first saw 43 tarp ye ebout six = wit om o e Island in consequence ickness, the was up there for stealing ri rate—Was it on ing sworn, says :—I reside at bar-keeper at the Franklin House; he stopped at our housein May, on one occasion that he ; pson ene evening com- of history of bis Iife—te frat ; Cand EE engaged in detecting some fraud on an insu- h wes the maker and mamu- box” that was sent to Mr. asked him who sent the Trland that the fame ‘was firet kindled in your breast and the courtship took Irishman—Yee, sir, I promised to marry she came out, and about a week ago I met street, ‘at married last Wednesday, promised her I would. M rate—Well, Dowd, you have got but is luc! claims her, and if you that 6 prior hus proven, she will be sent to the yn for bigamy, and both will be liberated from the responsibility. The evidence of the ministere and the testimony of was committed by the to prison, to stand her trial on the charge. Sporting Intelligenec, Teron Counse, L. 1.—Two very fine races came of yesterday afternoon, The firet was a trotting contest for a purseand stakes of $300, between br. g. Arab and mile heats, to 250 ib, wagons, . The following ise su ul and then ig Ley eng who Dowd was taken, and the wife lossenger, two ade a short rub of it. cer named br. g. Arab. pawed J 8. McLaughlin named r. Time, 2 Miller in bar- , beyond # doubt. First day. —Monday, —for 5 year olde—$l half forfeit—the proprietor of the Phenix of the value of $100; 17 , by Yorkshire, dam b.¢. by Chorister, dain Lexixotos (Kewrvcny) Rec ‘20 1860—Phonix Stal nei Hotel giving ® Silver Plate jarted James L. Bradley fi ing’s Hedgetord mare... . James K. Duke's b. g. by Tela ¢! Beauclere. by Wagner. dam 1 do not recol- on out of Dorcas, curiority was not time to ask if be did not iutend Cub, by Medoe, a's b! 6. Louis D'Or, by imp fom, dam PCayune... 6. sees ces eees James Shy's b. . by Altorf, dam by Muckte Weoley & 65 sb. f by Berthune, dam by Trump- Time—1 50% — 1:49. Second Day—Tuesday, May 21.—Puree $200 ; two mile heate, free for all age John M, Clay's b, e. Zampa, by imp Yorkshir Warner must have known who the box was made for; n made no reply jamin Greig bei worn, says reside a cost eee ewe wewe Tam a tailor by was in May, 1840 it was somewhere reat ever expected to be on which took place ax about the torpedo box; Thompeon arrived Thompeon spoke about the torpede box in question; the sum and substance w he himsolf was the inventor or proprietor of box sent to Mr. Warner's houge: this box not rent to kill Mr. Warner: Thom that he (Thompeoo) thing by which I could be Ki Mr. Warner, or ao et hn Harper's) gre. jam by Brunawie Leda, by Tiger, ; Bradley's b. b. by fi Sumpter, 5 y. 0 T do pot recollect the th ut herined to «ay Ingham. dat b: say that the box was one else; the facts by imp. Valparaiso, dai Quite a crowd attended were many developement of between Jackson and Coffe. The atare in New York reasonably supposed that there would be The firet mile was the only one run time, aa the table below will sho fourth mile about 350 yards, a ie he was 900 yards ahead; but, wonderfit fe beat bim, That part of c+ who had put up their di were quite indignant at th talk of lynebing id that he was the gulity party jd not the box: pao making of the box with the sending of it; understood alluded to the “torpedo box” in hen he said “that bo: witnesses had been ef the prosecution, P| ned any farther proceedings, untl and thore was some y & sell on the part lie could have won the race if be bad ‘The moral of the result is—never bet on ® horee or foot race unless you know the winning nag. The fol- lowing is the tiine of Mienpt to Killa Wife On aman by the name 1 20th day of April last, John Reed, shot hie 4 pistol, inflicting three wounds with email then he shot himeeif; both ties, at the time, were conveyed to the City Horp their wounds were dressed, far recovered, that before Justice Lot! 24 a at ee eee otal, 6 nities—o} minutes, 32 seeonds.—Cincinnari Enquirer, May 24. d now the wife has so esterday she entered complaint rop. against her ke her life. Reed ‘omba, to await TELEGRArH. Provipence, May 20, 1850. if course to-dey, came off There was a large con- course of the right kind of sporting m The rece wae between Tom Carnley, (formerly Jack iter. <2, £00 este Abel, at, Tom diate ‘The trotting contest on the City Hospital for the attempt to take the life of his wife. ‘esterday, oMcer Patterson, arrested & young m lee to J ‘Lhe track wae very bear, doubt, Suffolk's tine wi ‘TRANSFERRED CALENDAR. SE orn. Pg 4 Justices Duer, Meson, and Campbell. i ss Y 25.—Decisiens,—! po ee Charles De Selding, "vpn! “Appeal ee tietes | Hage hes Wes a of the ‘admitting a will to probate. Held wae, ee that it is not becessary for a testator in express words Em, See “Tina 8 tag to request the witnesses to attest the ¢: ofthis will IThe request may be implied a8 wal a expressed, Martin Chri, = Murray Mes Boo 4 (Well ot Mer-pes Kien No form of words is_ ne or publish. Try julia. Inge wil, Tels suMeleut, if the formalities Fe ~ Ee Heriiimome Hee anima } yas statute in by vty ed are semapiles, with, ag Manton Margaret more t! a mere siguing Py y iL Mi fence of each of the witnesses is EEN ee Pers ter must be rome posith ‘erat Monres Monrve tator, in the prese: Malye ana ‘Morpey Jane Mallee Margaret time of signing, ing or re ment as hie wi ;_ and, therefore, wher witnesses merely saw the testator then he and other witness put their names, bseribing witness, but nothing else was said or MeCall Hester, ‘reckin Sarah done by the testator, in the presence of the witness; mrt MeKeover Eilsn Mot lare Mre Doone oot Marge = that the oe was defective, Decree of the | Meteguiin Back ialle z 0 jurrogate reversed. ontin I: James and Others ve. Jobn 1. Schrage and vietied on Methee Mary a wikfe Jane M note given upon the purchase of stock, in ean] . rs AW, MeSbane Ann of another State, is not void in the hands of | irs! Mayen MPO EB Gromicko MeGuin Imbel ide hold although the object Saeed end intent of t in the puri Nafey Mra 8, Prot Ree Bote cargaet ock, was to obtain control the stock, and | yfiis‘weL, issue the notes of the bank as money, within’ this o pe ooptoery to En patyte, p Raga A) ouee Otatend Miro Sypotern tate Oe. Margaret ics, such a note may er and no action vale sp = Catharine O° Donne Breintainable on it. But,in order £6 render It void | ofistta"itng, (Demure bsetaneer in the hands of a toua fide holder, it must be made | m4 , « given to the bank itself, Motion for a new trial | Q'ty says Merle 0'Comel George S. Howland es, Tsane Willett, Sherif.—New Phillips Clarinda Pearse Henrletio trial granted. Costs to abide the event ee ee John Darley vs, Paivick Mulbevill and Others—Tene. eee” Realy Bathory Polors Margaret ments of Gorrit Byrne, Jr., Deceased.—Demurrer to plea Preveat Mise Theo- ee in scirefecias, Judgment for defendant, with liberty to - the pleintiff to withdraw the demurrer, and join issuo on the plea on payment of costs. Quill Catharice Quinn Brilget John A. Merrait and Erastus Whenton ede, Samual White-—Demurrer to declaration,—Held that the | Bane Cefherioe Reilly Mary, Cherry Roome Mrs Jaman ‘sireet laintii by electing to prosecute the original debtor Rane Kins den yeaa ad discharged the defendants, Demurrer allowed, Beco Mary ype Mies cea Kor Mika Cornelius Kanouse vs. John W, Martin.—Weit of or | Rotisen ry ror from Common Pleas. Held that the judgment of | ies Wary Brine parest 4 Reardon, an inferior court cannot be reversed upon an; and, - wither! fooon Aladre’ Of which the plainti® in error might have ovaited | 2¢{asnt™rx Ped Rely Cattarien,, Potions sini himself, by a plea in bar or in abatement in the court | Robin Raclasl Rowe Mua Orvetia KaUdge Mary below. "Judgment affirmed, Jane F, Halsicad va, David P. Halstead—E.xcoption | Sioa Mra C Shaw Mrs, Stanien to Master's Report on allowance to wife. Exception | fissmn Markee spencer Lilly Me overruled, and report confirmed; no costs, 2R.8. p. | Seymore tlesore, lum 146, orig. § 45, orig. see § 48. Herman M. Scranton vs. igernon S. Barter,—Motion | Spring time to set aside report of a referee, as contrary to law and | Sraner Rel evidence. Meld that the con‘ract between the parties | Sty{iss, Mendy streak Yas a contract of borrowing and not of hiring, and | Siew (| sc a consequently that the defendant was responsible for flight negligence, Held. that the ‘evidence showed, | S=menser Mees Byes Summ conclusively that the horso received bis death wound | twa vise | teplorMary Asn Erne Thera | Wy Mie Robert while in the possession of defendant, and that it did mot | Pier Margaret elem Macy) Toupliee Minit Townirer Mrs sufficiently appear from the report, that the reforee | isc? wre paisa Toppers Wer Teore Mirus Troe at had decided the question of fact, whether the death | iets bah sav of the animal was in any degree imputable to the neg- ligenes of defendant, ‘The rule that the report os: iin: RS ew referee is to be viewed in the same light as the verdict Van ofa jury, only applicable when the ground of the | van Buren Mra Vander Bogert Aum Van Renron Mrs, Yas Boren Marin decision 1s manifest’ upon the face of the report; it arta ae vinsage lee te cannot be applied when the eause involves several | Y* S11 owslse and distinct questions, both of law and of fact, and the | ward mre Tle Wallis Amelia Wethington Roxan Whippy Corcfine report is general. Report set aside; order for refer- venth rete Ane lisa ney, Wilt Margaret ence vacated, and trial ordered. Wee rts pee emrcan "Beceencis Wes Bisset Cornelius McGrath va. Kearney exr. $c. of William as alice Elisabeth Wedieigh Onreline A McGrath, adm. §c.—Exceptions to report of a refereo pn ohn opel and for ‘ual hearing. |Report confirmed, but decree a Peed Watin hes Jone Wier Ema bt ey ‘ o contain a fay! of ie 3 of twoof the ol jarvee kin not parties oy te § Z . — Cake Tinem, Wine sae Ved ihuiee Gilbert Hopkin va. Lucian Tufts—Motion for new " Bighih Reilly Mien eg ‘street ie Robert Mira, Seven: my trial denied. Evidence of diligence in making protest — insufficient, no ovidence of fands in hand or of a pro- Abbett Herman to pay. Judgment of nonsuit, anos Ae George F. Stanley vs. James Watson Webb.—Action Auhoeee Revecty S 2 for alleged libel in the Courier and Enguirer,—The de- fendant pleads that the pee was a@ true report ofa public proceeding a ‘istrate, and was priy d. The plaintiff demurs. eg og ia, whether @ news; is at pang A to publish the pro- ceedings or complaints in our Police Courts, or not. Judge Campbell, in this case, delivered the opinion, eiting from Lord Denman and other sotges in Eng- land, to show that they are not, and that, if a newspa- i 4 per 0 publishes, it takes the risk of an action for libel, B and the weeny of showing that the complaint Rebeoeh & Fennell Boren Biwi ogainst the party which they publish was true. P: | - 5 pers are prixileged, in regard to criminal com} > Blais Robert Baker Jos to publish the proceedings when ‘come to trial, A dl dolng so fully and accurately. ‘The Court held that | Betesmen 7 @ Rerin Was” Berke: J.0 the publication of preliminary proceedings before a BR a Sisard okeres W Brasingoo ) 8 paglatrace was nots. priviloged publication ‘The | Beem Gari, Beep Bepertewr 2 Bevted |e, Judge concluded kis opinion by the idea that people day Ra's Brifgoom Chere” Brisara Wee & should mind their own affairs, and not administer to Sa, Saree ited Ripe Deal Sekt tem the “morbid” curiosity of others. The Judge remark. | BosmetJan® Belen E Pee) Bin some Blew Goo ed that the subject has never before been passed Seren Themes © ‘iearews, Bowe Is0ee Biniget Beware, in this State. course he meant never passed upon | S#s\), , Re. in appeal. We have heard some of our best American | preiy'chn Ber tooee Beltre tere, Beniosr Stacome 3 in the trials of causes, lay down the rulo that | HsuwinC 4, Bader Gap Jue Botirrans | Branegun Thee whatever takes place ina public ice Office or else. | sanz sce” Chas © Batters Boney where, in which — proceedings are held, and ee Chae A Bate Ww whieh the public @ right to attend and hear, be- | MtWrim 4 Baier Siri oa aed comes public matter, and that the newspa have | Hersel Breve deme | ee the same right to give itto tbe publi the ‘tatter | BrererJaie® bare moon” have to go and hear it. We have heard, on the contrary, | saecumies Bases Beiormane | one or two other Judges hold to a different sentiment, | EameJaee — Brenace J ee eee As this Court is, in fact. branch of the eme | hot aoe py ee Court of this county, the decision is bin mpeg it | Bren BO Meweei I A Browe Wand Rowe S&L should be reversed by the Court of Ap; Kvory | Smee ie teus. betes. Soke complaint as to murder, robbery, every other ‘We Brecker Mr Roya Piudop Boyle Dube Ks course, is included} Demurrer overruled, frowe Dewees = i. ~ +3 ‘Boahiel Boanyw *. oe Aaron Wilcon v1. Solemon Parmele.—Motion for Bove ano Bone ietey | Beuee fous S bre Berra awe trial denied, with costs, Beh mer Bera git nian Bins at climes Lamoreaus vs: David L, Wintringham.~ Motion Settee pane kee Rema tioee? Fetien anew |, With costs, b or 3 > 4 CALENDAR DECISIONS. | SN be ae Teme Before Justices Oakley, Sandford and Paine Bitertiar Aaa Beker wS’ RrowerTae Boy Theme Gerardus Clark, appellant, adem. Charles W. Weed et al. i | pegs Bac Cohed. Ceanplninn Guesianea, 3 Bocejeaien Bese ‘Teme nae ouch Emeric, appellant adam. The Bank of Charleston, | $iviwioue Bee Ries, Bence Boas copa udgmen’ reversed, pleintifts noB- umpes Marre ’ ‘Joouph Emote, eppeiiont, ode The Bank of Charleston. Pies ay co . |, adem. A Imad 8 Core The B reipondents.-- Motion for new trial denied. Question of | Stmrias | Giuveijenn Cums Gromer coste reserved. Ethorsrita’ Gonemm” Giteey Poe San Pulp? on and Henry C. Jones adem. John Day and ‘Oren Suben Tie Oka Wm fae ry poy Ld new trial granted, costs to Stes = ) a quisoen the suit. Carer, "Moin adem. Thomas R. Binturn and Jonas | Cuomo Gah Sire forattune | Gaked Motion for new trial denied. ee ge in E, stndrew, ear. and Catharine Andrew, exrs., SteceTis'y Oreaher Son 1, Wiliem 1. Toggord.—Judgmient at special term af- | Sosy. Sa ed. Alexander Smith es. Bevjamin Lynes.—Judgment wb | Sater Crate Toe special term affirmed. Sahin Saeryze , one 8 ey adsm David Monteith —Judgment at special term affirmed William Jellinghaus e4. The New York Insurance Com- pan —— at special term reversed, and un: wacel Corp Edwin B. 8) Appeal f ‘arpenter ve. Edwin B. Spooner.—Appeal from dge's order, A peel dismissed, and order at cham- ith $10 coats Domestic Miscellany. { i f i i H i i Ht i iz i i = The crops throughout the State of Michigan have a ge been severely affected the present spring by draught. tre on ttt ‘The number of deaths in Philadelphia for the week p12, -¥ ending the 26th inst, was 163 Sainte ‘The house of a Mr, Albee, at Whitneyville, Me., was fy Bey burned on the night of the 20th inst., and four of his owe in the flames, terry bee, Canada, from the 19th to the 234 inet., bmg grants arrived from England and Ireland - ~ lon 7 Bork indies 3 LiF Lon EtZENS MEMAINING IN THE HRW TORK BLT eQUTCUALLY FURLMED IN THE PAPER RAYONG TED LARGE | mt] eULATION. date of the list In which are ad- vertised. nuee ns LIB. a A deme Kee ASdew Min, 10h ot Allow Mary D Aleash Mon Weterat | Thawte Ma Andersen Mrs Soha Allies’ Eins Anderson Amiaiia Masriat ‘Aimy Kivicn B Agaew Biiiget Ashby Mil T — Alruneder MreJebal B BM MA 8 fT ed Synch Baber Mim A Browsan Mary Bech tre a re Gee actionary Mary Pronk Bisr'mice Uh st Panter Asm | Rosyen Masy Rader Maa Broweetl Wery A Browaen Detersh Bevpome Sicciach | Byres Booty Ton Bose Kiet & RLAE sCar Aone Bretiey Baber Draciornd Mre TT Rareet Mire A, Mer. Lenin | eer ot Bilge liao | Ret Be Ra chviiear © Ki imept Blowin BET ee 69 Bake Jog Pathe Thorne Frames Ren) Ce Mere Cha Cota Ante, Ridge Comoe Constantine Ming, ¥ Lr) Tard Bary Aen Crab Margaret Coma Bridget Dey Banesh D Dee Mow Mort ot Wilow Carbervon Downs Mee Jere Deeey Catherine Daly Wreaget Delany Wisew, Me Di erty lie Beat! Locinde Ragtich Maret, Yo Ein re Nathan Knglich Margaret rs Haven Jane Agios Anan Warige Mery Oulingher Reveey Cures Fey i Leentine igtia Pensbow jary, War Foby Oriharinn — Pityerait Mrs Then! vopatiek Sarah Finsngas Catharine Fegur'y Jvhannat Jane Marian e Gabriel Mire, Dawes Grille Mos Meary Cord Rae a Cele Beige Hickling re A Daniel Mart Mra, Bemaey Wat Rheaheth Wali My tener avert Eeptrer amen Magee Wee, 108 t i i e SHIPFLAG. No traneae ‘SEaRERL Ay VAN Wi Ovaries stra i ! HE ee He ar xTF 5) i i if Hitt i i i Fi # i pees { comminiones ompeeay le ne 008 i i fi : FF fF f fe in if i ii F f if ¥; “t F tt i i i if" Hite # - > engines, to ensure i i WD K. COLLIN WH, SHIPLEY Liverpeol. teetes R ship ATLANTIC, will day, June 15th, at 12 of Camal streot, having unequalled accommodations for elegape@ COLLINS, 74 South street. AN FRANCISCO, steamship CRESC Stoddart, commander, Leech Jeph Lae PW Lee Wa Lagre M Leaner Col WA Lewist, Bramhall Leiourser August Lewis J Lowi) ‘& Laws —8 Veale Joven MPIRE TY LINE FOR burthen, Char will dave for San Francisco, via Chagros, June 1, from her dock, Pier No. 2, N. R. application will secure through tickets, J. HOWARD & SON, 36 Broadway. ASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN by the Al steamer Goliah, Capt, Grogo: being now on the way, and is expected to Ie ancrisco by the lst of Auga accommodations for engage, upon application to WM. Ht. FURMA Paseage, epply to 87 South street. AN FRANCISCO VIA camsbip PHILADEL! ill leave her dock, pl h, lock. MROUGH LINE FOR 4 North River, on Th gers will place their b: Daseage, apply LAND $4 and 55 Soath street. THROUGH TICKET, 6 t City, to sail LE-A SECOND ¢ California, by the stewm: on the Ist of June. Inquire at I ALIFORNIA TICKET WANTED—A STEERAGE Ticket for Howland & Aspimwall’s throw, June 13th. Address L. R. THOMPSON, Post 0 — ‘Mason Rev Cyrus Mago. OR SALE—BRITISH STEAMSHIP MARGARET, expected to arrive in New York on Monday May, from Halifa: if not old, she wil ‘and will remain in port a fow to sea, Apply to ALIFORNIA THROUGH TICK: ce through steerage, and "sii Meknony Tames Mel MeCunn Francia Mt: ETS, DIRECT, FO! McCarthy Danial & MoCans /ames Howland & Aspinwall’s line fer June 13th; pee ene, ay ag and threugh " th. steerage iu the wame line, for June 28h a MEDICAL. | 10 DEAF PERSONS—THE POWER OF HEARING RE- d the various distress ‘diam Thomas MeDonaels Béwards ‘andrew er or otherwise, $1. Uspai HE CERTIFICATES OF CURES IN 1 tion, from parsons wh sicians for’ , assures the unfortu: earo of other phy t ber H fort paid. Female Irregw! WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDIC, if Ei if i fi i tt B ite it iG H t ; ad ki : > i t tr r i il if ther—the Cialoheta the decline of important change, i the most Taode of’ cave, a every compiaiat Letter from a Gentleman in Dr. A. M. Macriceav: My Dear Sir,—My wife has been three years or more, Ming inde women i q Ht if eH i i i f i Hal i i ; i t lf i if it i t t i ! i Fe! i i i i Fi her, pi n the Inst occas i 8 # i cf ; i i i if ii i if ‘t book highly epeke my case. rece! lief tt afforded my Desomeanx provided & h i et | = ec 3 i t i TH fer ig : rH t ey { i i tt : i i Te { Ht ii TE i : i: A 2 my of, ar they are of ¥e ihe i itt i i ann gli 7 na ‘ i iii if mt i i [ i i m i i i fay i i f F i i i TE i I i f i i P ? ; i I i i | i i f tf i wf i i é "i H q ot i I | i he eyes without ni Ht F E : i HE F ef a ii tit fi f the powers of eonse- under complaints above ioe a i ef 7 rE ! F i I i ii A ¥ ¥ f Hi iy 2 Aun street, near Broade ONFIDENTIALLY @ B44 Pulton street. © CURE NO PAY.—DR. 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