The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1857, Page 1

|; WHOLE NO. 1512 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. Be csethencuntcmatlinc anit nat wt a Mabon t PERSONAL, AY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPY A HEALTHY male child, six weeks old, can find such an one at 201 Twentieth’ street, rear house, top floor. Inquire tor Mrs, MeF ant. . T. 8,-IF YOU HAVE ANY REGARD js mother, you will return home immediate! ee \]¥_ PETER MATHIRSON, FROM POSTOBRLLOW, i Bootland, ‘street he will bear of some: ean seg ~ ‘B, HENDRY. Tr DENNIS, WHas 8 LIVING, OM WILL PLYASE write to bia sister, Hannah Hess, Tomo! FOR YOUB y. % kinsville, atsten land, Missouri papers please copy. res MR. JOHN HETHERINGTON DRUMM WHO LEFT in 1848 or his brether Thomas, late of B: wn, ‘will forward their address to.J. 0. No 45 Vesoy test, they will hear of a friend (rom Dundalk. Ireland, eS eS IN WANTED—OF* PaTRICK AND JAS Poow and i Laboe, by their nist Crow. Any information of them will be thantfuily received, by adaressing ja note to Mrs, Kane, No.5 Hester street, N.Y. They are ns- tives of county Clare, Ireland. WANTED. NFORMATION | Liberty otreet. as I mtend to | for France. TP MED. CMENsLOT. — Veg tat ted 18 WANT&D—OCONCERNING ANGE- ina ! } } ‘Cheriotte Hyde, orphan children of the !ate John * nen last heard from they were living with their unt . Rows. Any information concer! them will be lly received by their relative in Mauritius Address i A. Fairchild, Keq.. United States Consul, Port Louis, Mau- “riius, oare of Messrs. Atkinson, Hollins & Richards, soaten, Mase ‘| ‘ORMATION WANTRD—OF THOS, D. GILLESPIE, ! ["iisotng einoe Saturday, his place of bust ‘hat, black cloth atiain, gold pencil and spectacles Any information 01 will be ally re: ceived by his aiflicted family, 125 Bioth avenue. | Ni OF KIN OFFICE —MILLIONS OF DOLLARS the Bank te } etre, Liste advertised for kept at | ee MRT Bats, Proprietor | hd ' ‘827 Broadway. New York. ! ETER DEGIVE, WHO LEFT COLOGNE. P&US ‘ais. im 180, will find an important paper by cailing vet the Gftioe of, or wending his address to, Schriewind & Co, 93 Li- erty atreet. MR. U. WELLINGTON AV@RY OR SAVERY, street, where he will hear of Birvey wae uns piace ef Mr Cotheal. KANoaS.—THE NEW YORK axes LEAGUE, Reathed Rogue isee pros dal uals aad par: Bea at lowest prices. with information and. lowers to ageats. eee THROBORE DWIGHT, 28 Broadway. eee, Lol NO. 49 1. O. OF O. F.—THE MEM. bers atthe lodge are notified to ‘at their > O44 Fellows ball, on Thr 26h inst, as or 2 .. te attend the funera! of our Robot | Tate. by order of JAS. BLAOK, N. @, B McGinnis Secretary. More MYSTIC TIK LODGE. NO. wa Lae members of the above lodge are hereby to attend ‘comm to be held at their lodge room. this (Thursday) atternoon at 4 o'ciock, for work. By order. BUBsKT D. HOLMES, W. M. CuARLES A. Kewtisi, Secretar, OTICE—TO LUMBERMEN, GAPITALISTS AND othere.—A new, useful and peieat improvement can be } neon wt Wesbingion cent trom? fo 134, Mi .sbat gull save miliiows of dollars to the people of the United states every year, Onll and see it. TOTICE ~ THE CHILDREN OF MARY MATTINGL deerased, inte of ba posed to bare come, in 186 te some part ot the United state with "Major Cotton's (amily; Mary ano, ‘Warren, and was living in New York about 1838; and line. suppored {have gone to Australie in (Bl—may hear of something (o their advantage on post paid. to r tock: Trincer & ai aherep Ber Byre, 74 Broad strest, Ne 8, i John Bradtord Row, London; or G. Austin, Selelor ota ees real Qtr TOTICE ~AN ANNOCAL BLECTION FOR NINE TRUS- Nee joe. { the Knickerbocker loe 7 will be held at Welr office, 432 Canal O'vany. March 35, ‘and of nest this comoany will run suxilliary one horse cars (rom thetr to the of their ai Forty piath street. Wa. &i 4 PUSLIO ARE CAUTIONRD AGAINST NRGO- sting oar notes, Ros S37. 888 and 499 for (81.260) ‘wen: WED Setone ts they wil be pall only to tne nd Jerome. babe: : oe JACOB LITTLE & Ov. aes tt. _ ME LATE FIRE AT QUARANTINE. —THE UNDER. signed. proprie.or of the A ‘Quarantine, pa Mnland, ‘desires xpress ‘iis sincere thaaks io his , for destructive mo hae and ae: of Fao Hook and Sand 6 of resoue of doatruction : he Particularly requested. Ss" PATRIOK'S Lay. meer. RRV. JP Fancy, or NRSRASKA, ‘Wil leotare at the , Broadway, yn Thusday evening.at seven 0’ u ‘elect. dworderty fand to pay expenses of tbe rabefuasie. Sse. will be charged at the door, 133-10 young ‘persona Fenject—" Advantages Catholion to Ne: wrest hod copectalts t 8 Patrtak's Botlement * = THR MILITARY. Frizey VOLUNTEER PARADE. “ALL IN D req’ 8 8 re asks of eet iy, Halt, 663 ae. 94 fami a8 Arrangements are complete, aim state number of men ay WILSON, Commander in Chief. Henny ¥. Davies, Jx., Military Secretary. oss. SSSee—eaeae—=anaan—@——_——— BORGE 0. MANN GUARD.—THE MEMBERS OF THR fabore company iy Ite &. witend l meeting to be at ‘, 189 Bowery, on Rrreday cvesing, 20,8). onde ot . ' I Academy Hall, 663 Broadway. at all times during ‘All com: at Sopore tes te Chief or members of his @at be there |. By order, F. MANSFIRLD DAVIR®, Quartermaster General. ot REWARDS, RBWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR THR retary of a «mail ortolio, $10 REWA! Tere eare long and corner of Bevemth sureet. 10 BRYAR 7 ‘ch inet, 9 binck $10 Xe “Bleecker to Fifth avenie to @ird street above paid det the owner s! Bianeard’s Hote), 8% ree we. tad ai 10 REWARD.—LORT IN BROOKLYN, A LARGE black Newfoundiand £8 Amawors to the name of borg reward will or 13 Ry frees, Hew tor to 72 200 REGARD Lost, On THR. NOON OF ever he 2h inet. about 6 e'elook, way or in & > diamond claven stones. ‘The finder will the above reward» Be "gder wih romero we F returning it to MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS. Fearful Tragedy in Broadway—Alleged At- tempt to Polson « Family—A Man Shot tn Bed—Incendlariaem, dic., dic., do. -f THE TRAGEDY IN "ROADWAY. About 3 o’clock yesterday morning a fearful occurrence took place at the corner of Broadway and Ninth street. A man named Barr, residing at the above place, persuaded ®ocourtesan named Margaret Cunningham to accompany him home, Gn their arrival at Barr’s rooms a dispute Oocurred between them relative to money matters, when the man drew a pistol and threatened to shoot the woman. Margaret, being afraid of the threat, ran to the second story window and jumped into the street, severely in- juring herself. Officer Listel, of the Fifteenth ward po- lice, discovered the situation of the girl and conveyed her to the station house, He thon returned and arrested Barr. On their way to the station house the prisoner drow the piste: and abet bimself in the bead, inilicting a serious if not fatal injury. The wounded partios wero attended by Dr, Jones, of the police staif, ond were much relieved. ‘The following acoount of the affair has been made to the Chief of Police by Capt Dilks, of the Fifteenth ward police :=— A prostitute named Margaret Cunningham, walle pass ing down Broadway, at 2} o’olock A. M.,and when near the coruer of Ninth street, was accosted by a man named Barr, who persuaded her to accompany bim to his room om the second floor of house No. 767 Broadway, corner 0 Ninth street. After being there some time she threat ened to make a noise upless he paid her some money, when be drew a pistol and threstened to shoq her. Sne rap to the window, and ether jumped out or was thrown out Officer Littel divcovered heron the sidewalk se verely injured, end Bad her conveyed to the station howe, and Dr. Jones was sent for td atend her. fhe officer then arrested Barr, and while conveying him to the station house he drew a pistol, and shot himself to the bead, He was conveyed to the station house, and al: ter being attended to by the doctor he wes taken bome by his brothers. The giri was taten to ine Ho pital. ‘Our reporter visited the New York Hospital yesterday afternoon, where he learned the following partivulars re lative to the affair from the woman Margaret Ounning bam bereel!:— Se states thot about bal\-past one o’clock she was ac costed by two men in the Bowery (Barr beiag one of the party), who invited her to take some obampagoe and oys- ters in a saioon near by. She acceded to the reqacst, aud at the conclusion of the repast they p:oceeded to Barr’ room. Thero # dispute ocourred petween ber and Barr, when the inter drew a revolver, end piacing it at her head threatened to blow her brains out The girl oried, and entreated ber sseailant not to marder her tn coid blood, Barr, however, seemed in earnest, and a0 alarmed Margaret that she broke away from bim, and running Cown stairs, jumped out of the second story win dow to the sidewalk beneath. The women is not dan- gorously injured Sne received some severe bruises about the back and legs, but so far es the doctors have Deen able to asrertain no bones bave been broken. Barr lica at bis residence in Broadway suffering great pain, but the ph; sician in attendance does not look apon the wound as a dangerous one. The ball persed through ‘he soalp on the right side of the head, and going in av upward direction passed cu! without doing aay further ‘wjary then productog a dep scalp wound. No cause cap be yet assigned for the atrempt at salcide, ‘but tt w very probable that something saliefactory ia re- gard to the ovourrence will be gleane | before morclag No satisfactory cause can be assigued for the attem >t at auicide on the part of Barr, bul it ie supposed that he foit so obag: ined at the ex >osure that toot piace that he a ‘ued to kill Dimseif retner than suller tae shame would Ipevitaoly tovlow such & Coarse of ccaduc| Barr is « young maz, « {vem get bimeeif into troubie im consequence of his exsita bie temper. ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO POISON A FAMILY. Henry Beck, » German, was taken iato castody [ues. day afternoon by officer Kurst, of the Eleventh ward police, on @ obarge of an attempt to potson a family re- siding at No. 166 Second street. The scsused 1t t¢ al leged was in the employment of George Gresnor, & olotbier, doing business at the above place, and about three works ago he attempted to poteon (iresnor and bis wife by throwing a package of arsonic im their food. Tre complainant acd his wife were taken very sick ai the time, but recovered by the aid of the proper anti. dows. He was arrested in can be for the com mission of the act, i may appear 'n a day or so, whem the magistrate has fully examined the matter. veintanoe sie ot the obarging the anigen. The wounded mas immediately conveyed to the New eeu eeaet © pest ceovered belore Justice Connolly, st the Power Police Court, where he was hold to await the result of Dana ui ; ti Z f i : ii i: eeee' 83822 itil =3% He Siggtcce lide i i jit i i i! Hu Oe | bave recentis been com bas failed to protect at Ril ! port, on the steamboat Wyeming. for New York. jainti‘ie charjee that the defendants removed those to various pisees in New Jergey, sad now seek to re cover their vraine. The defendanta cont that the oniy they took im the transaction was to endeavor to find out ‘and obtain @ reward of 8500 which had been offer ir The prieeipel questions ta the cuss was the Haenulty oF the defendants with several places in New Jersey, aha were shiv persons concerned tn the various movements of the cloths, and whether the defendants were acting in the matter for the purpose of obtaining the ri |. The case occupied several days. Verdiet for the value of the goods at laintife aaseseing $0.206. and giving tamages to the amount of 6824 88, he Murder of Cornel! \° tried to emliat, and they ask’ be At tobe ; te " vs enna Wi Sale be’ moma someamnee nate tos mauet ret TRIAL OF JOHN W. LAYMAN A8 TO MI SANCFY— | would (ell me where ho ual beew when he SPIRITUALISM THE CAUSE @F ATS TROUBLE. eT eee one er ee ee, cer besen 153. ve tnseat! KINGS COURTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMMVER. im abe famity_tat Thea an uncle who wee eresy: he het Biohard Pot Befure Judge Strong, Justices Rmmons and Schooamaker, | pericdical fits abou! ouce @ year, his name was - anon 94-vhe sat sete tole but } Uti bellived in New York sad worked im Washington marke! ; Hed in 1814; ‘he nature of his tite wae very viotent; he was a temperate man, he hue onedaughterin New Haven; { have @ the sudience appearing to loose inter #: in the preceedings ne yy _ Cousin 00 the Pettit de whe ie n808 who wasinsene: DIVOA@S gradually left, and but few besides medioal gentlemen, law orca : diodpe yersand frien # of the prisoner remained, Bhomingcute seyiam eajanin Foun, oF Heenpatead. 1s oy Mary Layman was the fret witness called—I am the mother Le Upele; that was ait the cases Of insanity; Jobs was of the prisoner at the bar; am 67 years of ‘age; John was 3 oooh rs thlog ubout the boomer did bo Ms yearsold in December last; his health rarely asked him to do anything about ‘be honse; bad never exactly well as I considered it; sion (0 his trade, of any other work; wnan @ bey he waated to go to nea The Court then adjourned till 10 @’cloxk tomorrow (Wed- neaday ) was some children are; when ® boy he had ascrofulus disease— ome asalt rheum, and one bordering on the erysipelas; thi was from his infancy (Ul he was tem years old. The Court—This is going rethey far he Disirict attorney ovjecied 10 taking the evidence eo ful, Maxon %.—Tbe audience thie morning was composed msin- y Of physicians, lawyers and oters, who tairy an interestia he testimony, or are present as witnesses ‘The examination of Chistopher Layman wae rasamed.—He- in the father of prisoner On the Baturday vight John left the house, I told him if he wented money be could bave it; mow of 2 attempt made by Jobn to cut his throat; tt was some time in January, 1856; he cot up suddenly from the supper table and went tothe ba 2 st present, anit the jury enould Gnd the prisoeer eane natcare to hear the tesi mony twice. Counsel the necesel defezce was 9 whole Ife, w ot bis insanity. He rights abould be accorded to present state of hs youth ould bave no possibl> there must be some limite. Or justice would itpeas contin: him; so did wife; she took it away e he made the attempt tu out himeeif To the Court—i¢ he wanted to shave Dimeelf be would have Lot the whole apparatus, he mvde some resi¢imes, and when we got him down stairs { uodertook to reprove him and he onmmot ord 10 curse and swear, @ ting Wat be hed never e before. Direct-He had always before treated me with ordinary respect; he caled m+ several bad names and drew off and threatened to knock me down; he wince the resson be @id rot cut his throat at that that the Judge of the Supreme Court to, him said be should not do tt nob to not as be did, and maked what he would dow parents died; he eaid he should live wich us til! we died he would cut his throat, he never wa: n Tom aware of; waa os wae upi within the’ past two years; never 10 my knowledge tock what did not belong to him; never drank, never; don't think be ever know the taste ‘of liquor, he be: lopged to the Cadets of Tempersace. ‘be priscuer bas always been at home; wever away @ single night butone until his arrest in Decemoer; he was generally sthome by 9o'clock; in 1865, winwer and spring, | tiret Do: he thea took a sudden propensity to walking, ‘Aving Do employment he walked the streets hour atver nour, wibcat any object; when be came in 1 would question him, and be would tell me he had been walking in oue @’rvet and ‘another, and I tola him i he consnued people would thias hun crazy; be would rush ont of the hous> aguia without time to warm himeelf; he answered he did nut care wha: people Y om I asked him to wora that he conic po’; tbat be was ‘estroyed; tae reason & upderstond. was Le consequence of stale of bis-unind, could pot state how long he wou d tal ine o L roused bir when be was pensive, imhistory; be became flighty ; 1 any eipgle subject; he would go (rem one wuadject to another; capt aay whether the subject migat be oonvectad or not would lange if 1 remicded him of the acaurdity of subjects he YJ 7) soMoLNeR iy Bud freqnentty not re atestion of biator correct said; (nia was continued till about May, 185, ai tbat ime we | garding names aud dates he mightpoasibly keep up a ra'iooal 1 Chariton: immediatsly afer, in Of c: nVerration Hither mir utes va G,e, Juroe—He was alware raiher reserved in bis conver: jons. Dirvet—John commend using tobacco very early; he was quite @ email by ¥ when he commenced (and used tt to’ excess; ‘certainly have his mouth fall, won'd put mews to bie mouth at once than | won'd inhree times; use todacoo ae aan vwenally do, this harit with bim has sontianed np to the Une ot nis ieaving: dk! pot think Ichn's bear ‘waa impaired, bat be was #0 sbscrbed in thought that. we bad to ak to him rometumes three times, then bailoo out A bel he won'd ask his moved from, anihooy street to on the same 6ay. 1 asked hii if be did wot want so ge vat, he sa'd no, and he vever intended '0 go out again; he auia he reasons, be continued fo way tn, and 1 aim tor the couse; be eald his bfe was in deoger from the apirits, who were consantly waiching hin, and threateaing to kill him, and be didn’t tee! safe in going on ‘That the spirit of Mrs. Dennison had toanitested some of the tecrets of the Free Masons to hun, and that olfended the Free masons, who were trying to kill him; he maintained ris reso luticn to siay ia the house from the Ist of May to January fol lowing; Bever opened the @oor or went out durmg that ume; in Jonuary he went out one morning after the big storm; bo told me he was going out to ehio; be got up wad dressed him tet in a very fortab.e manoer, boo's that left bis feet nearly base, leaving bis good pair in his rom; old clothes enerally; be was going to ship to get rid of the spirits; that een bim since bis ev T fy goin, ay Neeeal pet crear cf them; he ‘ald ‘his drese 3 December, when I first saw bim tn cell Toei tony Was good enough wae ‘about two and «half or three ints 0 om i piace,” he eaid * yes, it ix justas good an the hours; he inen remained salutation he gtve ‘me was “hello, went out again; left home about dinner time; hurried out secretly; was gove from F alurday at (2 0'¢ ock until L20'c'ock the house till april; in Avni be the first punday eveuing following: be said he bee to Hackeasack did they say they to get rid of the epiriis: diuripg the morning belwre going any | © be wan auxbing all the time x» if bo bad por him conversing as if with some one in ewreet a! ‘med ror e great exploit, the spirit, be ssid. had got tato he ‘there wae no one there; said he hai provided himseif with nd then he was done; he was apparently partectly joy beree @: ful when he told me about his arreet aod seomed ‘than be ever had been before in his life; I asued, “Joba. ain't pousurry you killed the poor man?” be said “‘no ‘thet man rose trom the dead and he was op: my interest; 1 appealed tothe authorities, but dey woul meno redress’ im what he got toeat—what he hadfor breakfast; I “bread and water" good French large atick to detend hime! against the wpiriia, stad hoa uptu June atter this; then through great persuasion we got to go out again; he went ou regular after that, the deiveion as to the spinta #as constantly pursuing him: ne wonld rush about the house afer the spirtts, aad { had to fol- low bim wherever he weat, he would throw aboat che ham. bd lap SORES and break the walla; sometimes he'd . when { remonstrated with him, and would try tod ive 6 me the full particulars of the alfair. Unce spirita out of the room; he hsd never been m the habi: of bad risen from the dead ap~ swearing before: at night be always had someth'ng oestde bis | veared hed to protect himself a kutle if he coud Woot a | Lat I told him cf we donger he wae iB; one une be (old ine hatchet of @ piece of wood, the family woud tage the katves | ‘bey could not hang away, but be would always hunt for them; almost nigutly he | o0w; snd again thal Ber dururd me; be would renge about the rooms, itnock | orissner berond bum wee party; nnd toe e8 mdout in attempting to drive out the spirite, @o tnat[ | transferred from the cther man to bim; be told me bis ora coud not weep. i would go up to slop him ao that the moise | ‘el intended tose. up a pita of insanity; that they won! ould Bot discurb the’ neigabors; he would frequently be | him outerary; but it they did ay he would swear rig used In his night ciobes, be would peasteace every piece | them incourt, told himon iursday there would be a medics Wih wcandle where any one coald he crnseated; there was | haminaticn om Friday. He sald that was to make him no chaoge or diminuiion as to the spirits uo to the vine left home in December, he said Mrs Denaison was & pei rmer ip the the ire; don’t think be ever knew #uch @ peraon; she family Lever did, at home be would seem to hold cvnverse With the epirita, #oud git for boura without apeating, but with @ Cowan! laugh on hit counenaner, at other ane offence waa an alempt to ill; tae guilty Would say sometinge the sprite were persusding hin i get drunk, oF toil! bimeelf oF to vtea!; it aflected him wo that he ‘onuld mot work; 1 a!s0 aifhoed him very much im his eewting, wo that be covld mot remember woat be read; the spirita, bs thortgh’ tt referred to (o the family, and { fami! cont of it by explaining what it did ‘mean; spoke wo W@ Ley wreet, Me, Walling, foreman ot Mr Combe. and aout Jobn's mind, Texcused him for ons work, of which the; ©: ore exam ined— tires at table witboat hie avewering ‘groupe aa it he heard me; at , at last be seemed two years two we had lee. instance ~ run around i John was hem and then be uenied Me. BE: Walirg to beretefore os the same days, instead of present- they have broken up into oolumns, sireg- into the action, and suffered themaetves te be rum one who frequent the * opeminga’’ for the purpove of sbsery- ‘ing and comparing tbe cbaracteriove styles of the diturent establishments, Vor, say what wowill abom the despot fom of Fassion end the arbitrary laws with which eno shackles individual taste, there |s e20h a thing as charac teriatio styles, and any person of ordimars perception emiliar with the catabiiehmoats of this olty, mubt be aware of it. Heck has some distinotive trait, eome dis Hagulabing peoatertey, which individuadecs pt or 6 Rome Dove effect of sy \e Or trimming —very models of ‘inquisitive attention’’—the talk of meaning, Indeot, what dea of retreconm ola! oan De connected witn such « scene, for what bave our Indien to do with the rise apd fall of atooke OF unredeemed seotrities? However cae th tajp, thas the depression must be great indeed olose onr fasbiopable marte, or dim tho glory of owr + 1o)'0 wing establishments have epened their orby bition of spring ma@tinory -— dr Greas Jonce street-—Madame Ferrero. In Broad way —J Guibert. W. Mmmnons, a. M Ferioag, J H Gosson, Wise Alice Morgan, M’ites Auinson & Matner, Mada Biior, Mis Hart, Weed, tire Jx tore, Mrs. a0 wt one, Whitueld and Bopkios. Sowery—L P’ Mra Greeon Canal etreo'—ire Davideva, Mre. re. Powell, Mrs. Heron, Irvi bine Fi vision wreci— Mrs. Pe: Rignns aves Fulton rireet, Brook 'yo—McCurmeck and simpaon This opening’ vas \utroccseu to use nev and pretty OF Oo OFB 16 OUF sUMMeEF bats, Wall” Ceanos fall Wo bo favorebly recetved 14 combiaes tie stm: gance 0: ibe white bat with tae bril)tanoy af nd 8 one Of the mer 5 ecu But thin amalgemailon ws nos contined w olors sions, 1; emUraccs maierisis also, Wo rave crape and +tlk, anu Cheuilie, Orimoline and ribboa, omp sad leoe, and even aii Dipiog and narrow veive! g00d)) array to choose trom. Judging from ine number of visitors and the ertecc meri: of whe articles on exh! ontion: the wpe. succeretul * openings PrCOe d 40 describe some of thore exquisite mixed hate which we bare seen at une of our most fash ooaris ao diptes. It was composed of white craps with a crown of pale maize Oorored silk. and « bend of the same color @o0ut vpree notes waite neb irple contrasted with toe omatering fruit, ‘-yoliow and brightas Duilion analioyod,"’ formed the outside trimming. inside fall rache ant pea set = Thissame style was carried out through ali tae Ooptrasung Colors, pink and white, Dice sad white, green and white, and itiec an Hie trimmed with & perfect wealid of lilac hiossom:, ‘wilh purpie opikes pyramidal.’ Tore 1s still aa her which wo yan- ‘BO omis, but which those who bave 201 seen may cun- It io o mixed bat of white and down considerably by a A heavy cluster of large traus Grapes completes one Of the mos Ureim, Some of our pretuest hats and we gladly weloome it among tne We havo seca eer algh' . Ping ‘ho at | Seow far are spe" aH was roguiat: before | three spoven ‘of before; if jack her person, bat since | §) "he would conceal them; never sent John on any . would know | @rrance to ‘be shop or esewhere when I could any vapeak 19 them or re | anecise in the family couid be sen the conservxdon with: ‘without regard to the ‘wwe abape of the cro speak soout bisfrieeda whenabsent; | Salureay aight I 2 ao want ni ‘one "soupy and Gane us worship ; w occasion, lace, orvased with Isotaneary, teonem Soon bare Telnedcs sd ciher emiaont epesbore there, Micoring ise ge monrionl probiem , coda, i then ta onder, the Saws cancers ‘with bim on the subject; I was (here my- beg pete a nats af tevin truth ia | ee! rioh apd beantiful Findon with castmere meds and had ‘To a Juror —When he would sce aa article on epiritualiom | agen the same w applicable to the bright and barred that (would not | he would read and appear highis delighied ‘And not tote material, wuloh ie silk, fice th thers was no aoe Dene auorsey —We had frequent conversations | Sot ot the ribboa. ft forms e Ten eo srenat ay ‘The Court hare toon a recess. style of wimming and impara © Aaloh to the. plaiwent was in | On ro-amembling Vaoderveck waa oxamined.—Gbo | hat. A nove: nud protty Kind of hat was made of {usin tempt with arazor, he | resides in the same with the Laymans, and thought | 4; ‘a broad band of cross barred biaok volvet ex toepen the | that the prisoner soled ins singular manner frequently. vended round the edge of the hat, aad through thie dark Lt i MEDICAL THATIMON ¥. network gleamed « bright pink ribbon, aa eniireuing a01 ed bin. he | Monee H. Raney sworn Am & Scautifying Deckground. The caps was simileriy od moving tiumiued prisover eee ety ine si reynom of tratret at, | immed and lined, ade bow with iw? long streaming to ge 4 ends was ail the Ouuide . The tace trimmun; wr occu a ares fimin as | Syecho wins Gomi wrest roe, "Ta entber enue, oom wo | Ushment we were showa of crap eof why | Soverea with an tbasten. well Getaned te tos end of tes ‘them aa bodily ‘ome Sze; © Senet of conente water lilies formed the $ neuer ok fy) aw a very anaes. eee, as | pretty style of has in the The ori. os fo ginal was 1m ported from improved 4 Past | op considerably. The front hat is composed of bie uted have ‘arsed. hia life | WBite Bip asd the crow wine, he berred wun siraw edged pret: there was no use mmcape. V9. ‘eape was formed ¢ leave FT a te sae | Seheadens teeter tic, See's | leer es oat ‘we "ibe Coroner had Tsised him {rem the eon.ttion in. wich wise laos, and on the hows 00 of by HL | he was left. but that be (Layman) was dead, and his we | Of Dive ribbem with broad oaing ents. The fron: trim by the | inen oreupied by the be complained mich of an | ming was buaches of deep di: got me ns embedded York— | novance he resetved ‘spirits in his room im prison (esi; | ip resetios of black lace three | 1 in: ned particulary to callety my ‘own mind aa to what com- tn the | stitutes ‘he enirite in hia view: he saia be saw thee tndistinet- Revel 2 BaP ES ee ry to | Bol ea A pT, to ov- Wan NisGams —It bas Eo e—| 1 fe Ua eos Be bad que recrasly discontinued the | im the Hmma.n that thie vessel was nearly ready for sea, when ernel uenge , the treat-.| Breckiym, where she sow ' aad thai | wreut he referred’ ts was ths general trealment he received to despaten i he gone. From cceistysivem thy on Mea wie Tbe a referred Jend carly in pext monin, and thai ine Navy Department cstansd coe. | (i ;, Re used eeveral strange | pad authorised ner to be used, in conjanct.oa with ano about the Al- 3 1 fection, ‘the ierms | power of | ther United States steam frigate, by tbe Britien and Ame- wes ou bar M4 nine oe ree de, | rica Atlantic Telegraph Company, in laying the telegra- ytd Toy ee in latin: phic cable from Kogiand to Newfoundland. The British U ‘sincere; hie manner might i te stated, bave also ordored two steam ws 4 \eal evidence am | frigatee royal navy to perform similar service. i aaid he was a dead 7 the facts hed pl ‘wid cecan and vent ; that life wae kept 7 of (a veunete dei before and the reepecure i Mien" oua’t oay or. and in Newfoandiand. up 0 Desom- ‘eioulty has occurred in rele "Ot Mrs. ewninon ment of the Niegara, a¢ wee contom- ‘hooters pega by } cones eee ee ames basen ts eaeerge os cles tee Betore Justices Van Cott and Anderson. {cot of a trial irip at sea, of six maths, before the con ee ee IMPORTANT TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS. trectere can recerve the inet instalment of their coatract oie Py Maren 26 — Piper es Lawra Keene —The annoancement in pier — seme $40,000 Ly — have, in " ‘communteation tn, effecting ir with his hands and | Monday's Hwan (hat thie cause would be iried at 2o'olock | TOP to, , sumemesmanies ore oe cis bet a a I ET ag yop Ce ee all i rot tab mre what ated htm coauinwed ts | FePresentation of the bisirlonto art, eager to learn ihe devermi- Terrie, ween Gone repend the stae tll seer bed time and it wore of some nation of a question #9 interesting, It will be remembered ge oe ” would lay on the comiract. conversed very litile during the dey sofa; seemed to bave no ap} reatiorenena, but did not complain of retired to reel in his clothes; afer be while, heard ® noise and went op; his searched {ae Bouse ond yards fou that the plaintiff seeks to wack one dollar, tbe ea NL Ty iemege te could sot finds sea and Tmmedttely rornreed to the ticket seller and demanded his money, which was i E 5 td i iz E Fs if i i apd gete open; be gone into the street. and was absent feo Bours, he jot into hit room and fastened the door, so that yey att Fh GER 4 T could not get to him Gay he waa quite wild, but not so Toohuted simply to tent ine lnglivty of lets practios Gay before: on Beturday—the day he laf—bis ap ike piners of amusement—and called Mr. Hunt, the Deararce was altogether changed hd mere than usually so: hie eyen apy Aesignor who testified substantie Iy tothe facts a peared eunk, wae . nd wae quite calm; ail theme are (hove within my a Peg ig! sppearea by Mr. War own know! ie. nigh! mentioned wae To the CourtWe frequently went 10 call a physician, but Paes of & Rint Bewer's Union. and, called he insisted that he waa well aod would have none wy nimed—T thonight & physician waa necessary, becanse I LL dan; ‘any one —, my Cy 7 myse't CA any cone! oy sr etyaees Tanai ots maria Se Sr atererees = Supreme €ourt. Before How. Judge Davies. March 25.—In the matter of the application of the Mayor, Ac., of the elty of New York, by the Croton Aqneduet reldeve io gentring lands tor d new Cron pavetens Eee firth ard Nit ety rixth streeta and uth and Reventh avennen, Report of ine referee comfirmed. on with him; he wna no crary, that FstINE crazy miyselt and bewitched; be bes ‘oid me that he 4 these strange rotions long before ie wid a abo’ Pe had nok talked to me abont A be he Police latelligence. Cn reassembling the crose ex of witness was re DomPLAm? Deween.—The complaint against Mr. K. med—Jobn ki vereon in Reckossast. Henle servant Sirens sede ee, Orngor, of 356 Bowery, for forgery, has, upon investign. a Ah on by Justice Of the Lower Police been Meek omhsglpging ocean edb ea aah be ne hewaioved, ‘and the decondent bas been ate | not fit for © sailor, Went to the recraiting ofiee and | Charged. Fi] 2 s z ii Hi i = HEE e223 if ri { Fy ‘will consiet of twenty.two nine inch gune, with two ten inh pivot guse 10 be mousted ¢e Whe spar deck, and she br ree hundred and twenty Sve men, ¢xolasive ‘The friga'e Macedonian is in the dry dook oe repairs, The dry dock. \s to be extended eighty ~ length. The new cooperage and houses @-* pearly . It ie deemed probable one of the Sve new authorized to be built by the len See te Oh thie yard. — Boma Advertiser, ‘and coupact phalanx to tho crowd of a An Usxxows Mas Paxarzep ow Baoapwar.—Hetweesr wine and ten o/clcok last might @ respeotabi dressed ze a Fs Of after our sunset, and it dowbtioss did do es, efi H SCHIP yE fe i iver The next eotipes will be on the 17th of September next, bat tt will also be invisible in this part of the world. Mx. Bucnaman a: Tam Orry Hass.-A tall, gontlomaniy, kid gloved personage entered the Chiefs offices on Tess day, and informed officer Masterton that he was James” } Buchanan. Prestdent of the United States, and had come to the City Hall, which be understood wes tho United States Bank, to draw bis year’s salary. He proveated @ ‘check on tbe Ulster County Baak, drawn in favor of James Vanderburg for $26,000, ond wantod to ee the casbier. The officer replied that he was tho oxahier, Oat: could mot pay the ° Wat moment, whereupos Mr, Bucbapan ex; rogret, and stated that he bad oom be mising to call egain sud get his drat henored ocext day. We regret that we canrot say where he pute up, for tne: benefit of the office seckers. The officer wae tnoredulogs eaough to delieve that the party was iasane, and that his. friends ought to look after him ‘TROUBLE AMONG 1HE TancaT Companimd.—It geome the It is to De hoped that tho diffouliy ill be settled the parade day, 00 tha; all cumpanies may turn oat unitedly. Fina in Bamo.ay Srxext—Aboat balf-past 6 o’olone jaet night a fire broke out in the gum drop drying room om the third ‘oor of the confectionary manufantory a @ cenfeld & Traesdail, No. Tl Barclay street. Toe gre beet of the room the woodea frames, lis meiy doubt, prevented an extensive done wili amount to avout $25, la- sored for $3,000 in tho Lenaox Insarauce Usmpaay. Obtuary. DEAT OF WILLIAM GOLIATH, AQ. Another old citizen of New York has 9000 «con from us by death in the person of William Colgate, eq, whe tor over sixty yoars has resided in this city. He madee large fortune to the soap and staron batiuens, and the tym Of Ooigate & Co have stood deservediy high for en \erprise and Podbue The devesed wee oo ominen member of the } denom nation, and tor te f~~ worebip, and has undoupiediy willed large cums to th religious societies § His last gift wae e musi@7ent ome to Se aa eee pen a ae ee, —_ advances ears, 8 lave residence, ‘@ East Twenty ‘4 streak, on’ the morning of the S50 trom w was ran on the s6th alt. the ta Ther penscagere rt — to the water's » ved. sha) F a 3 il ; i From Hamburg, iu seamabip Ham monie— ie men ont rem re. iP Indy, child ana ‘W Bickeu, T Remding, L 1 indy, Mr Beadiey, Mr a Yor Sevencah, im the Qravierd, Wm MeLester, James Bisa Jeo Eta, ars tepid Wal ae 6 Seas an 8 4 G Anderson, R HN ‘iarin, | Lithanee—and eight In steerage. For Bortolk, Petersburg and Richmond, in the e—Jobn Jordan CG Bishop, John J AR Bain J Rarnoan Acctoest.—The night express passenger wate, coming east on the Brie Railroad, ran off (he track at Ham~ iat a yaa rs ae te cock on Tussd: bank twenty t Bo One was kil! hand hart, Surams Corer! 194, 211, 220, 269, 168, 956. ‘Sermon Coret—Trie\ Term.—Mos. 1788, 1852, 1980, 1900, 1919, 1996, Sie, 1988, 100d, teat, Leek, 1964, 1960, 10963, 1967, pak 108, 9040, 9067, 2078, 4076, 9115, 9196, 2198 2142, 7170. 9177 ‘An entirely new calendar Say eas tease en tenas