The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1858, Page 5

NEW ip the conversation. At & warm porvous! a7 poll | thel part, and ever @ame near upecttlog thelr dish st tast, b; {mend of Mr meee Son eae hoe ne » by ugen ap ot Mr. bpp hy Bbablug o statoner’ re + He donttiow bert | eppenree to nave secitentall upon the floor 1° © net ee | i I think, bowever, inst ie oot of too Eivenn, a to Mr. Sa.ith that the celegation in Congrees, Golegais w he Uucinmad Jouvenucn, complains? t:a: | taker two works 2,0, would bats Bbin vis hao net bees wou provided for la the diatibatiog | now shown to be. The igbby maG have wot, therefore, Of officer He hail benny really mimaporabeaded. Cone ne tiuch we Wey ish 10 have dt believed. Mr. Wil Mr, Bursert did not precenc to give tno wordt | luro bas become #r. Wolcott's baal ip the smut! sum of Of the conVorsatian Me hed Dad with ¥r Morris, but he wudersiiod Mr. Murris to atale Ctstivetiy that tna aemo- orstio membera iron Idinois bad a coufereuce, aul de termined thet Mr Dougins shoud puraie bik present Course cn the Kausas quesuivg, aud bes iain Was soo ony mraps by which Mr Dougiss Coult sustain Bumet at dome; abd uses he opposed Lecompton, dofvat would Bob only be ILevitavie ty Hr Douglas, bud Lo his friends. Tm that couverssice air. Morris siso ‘spoke as 0 whether Means COuKi be devined Sy which the democrats could act together harmoniously, and ead that Mr, Yoagins aid Bot wien! lo de ‘crushed ont" Dy the administration, Bank buiding, by the ernment of the Uated Mr Masemait, (cum) v I, repeated, oo autnority, | sates, tor ‘a Poss Office aaa ‘court House, organized this that po such coctereves as tant aluded W lad deen bel. | gory ibg, add took the of Thomas Aliibone, late statomons was wholly uvtruc. Fresidept of the Bank of Pennsytvania, ex-Postmaster Mr. rarra, said tuut it wae true that & conversa: | Genera) Campbell, and John Onkford, late chief clerk of tion was bein by bic with Me Morr ia pressece of Is | the post Office Department. family; but he went tere at Me Morris’ request, con, | The eviconce fully exonerates Judge Campdoli from sult about eu ou! soitior’s ctaum, aud tho otner subject | yyy improper coppection with the Fe BBs it seems fame up ater thre was diznnged of. Having no potitical | (hai John Miller, late Postmastor of Philadolphin, was en- (ibove to necure the prompt payment of by the government for the pur- gecrets bimsou, be Lela it to be his duty be bis osantry W trace out, by ary proper ana iegitumate meaus, (ow eccret motives aud Priva'e purposes of public men #9 | chase of the buiiding, and for this service the bank paid bin $28,000. Judge Campbeli withdraws his intluonce ‘10m Muller's application for the piace ef Director of the 92,06, ard W flittea ” this morning # the for Howton, thorongr'y convinced w: City piace.” Ti is shrewdly suspooted bere that Le wil be called back, or u ne is, that he will Rever be ted 4 (Le uadicwebt agaiuet bun. (Corresponcence of the Press. Penn ASHINOTON, marpon 2%, 1858, ‘Ihe Phaladelphia Bribery Case— he Hetdenoe, de. The special committer of tae House of Represeniati ver reired for the porpose of iovestigating the charge of bri tts ibuted wibor reacvcs for their conduct Mr. Waicut, (am) of Ga, suid if this conversation were pot Lerminaind, it must of necessity rum lato per- govalives. There seemed to be a tendency to wideo the breaca ‘Mr. Monuis sald that Mr. Smith had announced his set tled determination tw retail privale cooversations when be though: that tne prolic interests requicert it ‘Mr Sao expiained. He cid not eny ne would use pri vate co:tidential conversations ior pablic uses, but wich- ‘Out trjuncti me o coufilerce he would de at liberty to refer to them for be cud see no difference berwoun public mea acd public sutjects. If there are traitors, Could not be expose the treason! Mr. Moknis was glad that. Mr. Smith watches over tho inierents of che country, aod wili defend every avenue of Hberty to the iaxt. What arom d — 4 desire that every private scnvereation with his fellow memnors or friewds ehou'd be publ c'y expose°? Tho conversation bo tween him aud Mr. smith occurred in priva.c; but it bad deen retaiisd in a spercn by toe geotleman from Virgiaia. ‘Mr. Wriant saw bo necesaity for any persona: toeting. All the ditlicusty came trom the use of the word “ coa- ce." The House then went into Committee of the Wnotle, Mr. Lave, delegate from uregon, after speaking o sup: of the wcmusiou of that Territory as a state of tao inion, brauched off vv Kansas, a vocaung the Lesoapiun CoDMLLULiVD. Mr. Baxi, (opp ) of Maes , opposed the Lacompton oon: stitution, and ip tue course of bia remarse defended we deeds asd memory oF the Piigrim Fathers. The House theo adjourned, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasinnctos, March 21, 1858. The Trade of the United States—Interesting Commercial Slatistics In locking over the statistics as published by Congress, called commerce and navigation, it appears that, notwith: standing an exportation during the year ending November, 1867, of upwards of $69,000,000 in specie, the balance of trace is still in favor of the United States, as followa:— Domestic prodace exportes (jacluciag $60,- 000,40 Bpece.... + ¢ ie +» $338,085 ,065 Foreign goods exported (snciucing foreign gold ‘and silver, $9,000,000 specie wont. News from New Mextco—Ketuforcements for Uteh. Sr. Lows, March 27, 1858. ‘Santa ¥e papers of tho 27th ult. are received, but they contain no news of srectal tmportance. . Some Indian depredations and several wanton outrages by the Mexicans aginst the Indians are reported. Covernment wagons had deen ‘sent from Santa Fe to the cantonment of Burgwin, to convey Capt. Bowman’s command to Fort Union. This company consists of seventy wen, apd will go with Capt. Marcy w Utah. Twenty-five eeunted men also accompany him. The Indian Agent, Kit Carson, says that the Utah Indians ‘fare in great want, and have to be fed liberally. Capt. Pope, of the Artesian Well Expedition, had arrived at Dona Ana. Tho Kansas correspondent of the Republican says that a gentleman just from Nemuba county reports mocticg Uve government trains, and that grass was growiug so rapicly on the piaina that it would subsist stock within five days. Michigan Southern R oad---An Authorized Otreular, Toxpo, Ohio, March 27, 1858. Tatters received here from the Secretary of the Michigan Southern Railroad and other parties stave ai the recent counter circular of Messrs. Jervis, Oli- pbant and Riggs, three Directors of the Michigan Southern Railroad, aking for proxies for the annual election in April ie pot sanctioned by the Board. The only autho- rized circular is signed by Win. Walcott, Secretary. That document is signed by ten out of the thirteen directors, representing nearly 3,000 shares of the stock, while of the three directors who sign the counter report only one owns stock in the company—and he only to the extent of 18 shares. College Students in Trouble, Corvmaa,S. C., March 27, 1858. Ove bundred of the students belonging to the college here baye been suspended until Ootober next for insub- ordipation. They tarred the benches of the recitation rooms aad committed other exceptional acts because the faculty refused to euspend the exercises on Thankegiving day. 28,976,617 Balance in favor of the United States...... $2,090,541 I think tt may be fairty stated that the panic was prin- cipaliy caused by the excessive import of sugar. The balances, as struck with the prive:pal aatious of tne world, are about the same as they were im the year 1856, with the solitary eaception of our trade with in, Or rather Cuba Tho importation of sugar into ine United States dat year was as follows:— Pounds, Leo ; aig beat new Pot Omen Bote, 71843 68,906 Bowron, March 27, 1858. ona aan ban Anow building is to be constructed at the coruor of 76,800,842 $42,770,800 | omer street and Chauncey place by private parties, . 12,168,659 $884,593 | and leased to tbe government for the Boston Post Otice, . ani Prive The contract was officially made today. The new edi- Py ssi cis — = | fice will be expressly arranged for Post Office purposes, . 4,781,808 $1,180,288 | sud wil! probably be completed in November next. 8 42,720,330 ————______- 1,180,263 ‘Wagon Manufactory Burned. — ——— Sr. Lovis, March 27, 1858, 2,187 11,590, Seg oy was, $41,590,067 | the wagon manufactory of John Cook and several ad- ty exported $13,663,017 | jacent buildings, in this city, wore deatroyed by Gro last night. Toss about $25,000, Two hundred government wagons were burned. The Case of Townsena, the Highwayman. Mernrrrsvuie, C. W., March 27, 1858, A dozen witnesses were examined to-day in the case of Townsend. The prisoner appears to bo perfectly indiffe- rept The interest in his case is extraordinary and un- wbaied Railroad Depot Destroyed by Fire. Paiapenruia, March 27, 1858, ‘The paesenger depot of the New Jersey Central Rail- road at Phillipsburg was totally destroyed by fire ,this morning. The fire caught frem the eparks of the loco motive. ‘The Massachusetts Legislature. that we suger and that thore was + snowing ue state of the trade with all 1eg ab aceount of the trate of those whose trade is tu favor ot tho United eu aca those against. Tu aptionpai give tne folowwg, showlng that Fag- laud ws al our veel customer. — Domestic exports to Engignd......... $214,742,858 Foreign gooas exported to Eogiand, 7,008 604 Imported from England Balance in favor of the United Siates...,.. $54,188, ACCOUNT CURRENT WITH ALL NATIONY AND THE USTTRO staTTs Total exports Boston, Marob 27, 1868. Foreign goods Domes'e goods forcignand ‘Tho Legislature of Massachusetts adjourned to-day, hav- Nations. ve exported. ted. domestic. | ion passed one hundred and seventy-seven acts and furly- “eS four resolves ‘The appropriations made will amouat to abovt a million of doliers, and the reduction in the Stato tax in about half'« million of dollars, Maine Legislature. Avavsta, March 27, 1888. The Legislature of this Stato having nosrly concluded ils business, will adjoara on Monday or Tuesday ooxt, ‘Tho tloor of an auction storo in this city broke this foro noon during a gale, About two hundred men, women Granade te lo Africa. and children were precipitated into the collar, Fortu ‘Other Jai’as tn Pacito, nately no pervon wan killed, ‘The North American Outward Bound. Portiaxp, March 27, 1858. Tho steamer North American sailed from this port at haif past three o'clock thia aftornoon, with sixty passea- gers and a fall cargo for Liverpoot ‘The St. Croix Ri Caras, March 27, 1858. The #t. Croix river in clear of jee to-day. ‘The Marton at Charleston. Cnaxtastox, March 27, 1858. ‘The United States mall steamship Mariou, Captain Wu. Foster, from New York, arrived bere at #ix o'clock this morning. Robbery, Fire, dec. ‘Savannas, March 27, 1858, The Post OMce at Tampa, Florida, was thoroughly robbed on the 19th tnat. 800.890, 141 nat The bosiness of Monticello, Florida, has been Total veaports ) v dentroyes by — a 5 ae — 2,088,818 | “"The schooner Gordon, from Matanzas for Savannah, was 0,728.7 “a, zeae in the bel’ , sina : = o ‘ ¥ = PT ed aes 1,470,606 - ereph Lines. — a Wall street, kay. W108 77,905 aren't] wend. England. 168,533,026 - v. France. 000 6,774,508 ¥ Holland, 4,640,876 pe Medico 6,985, 2,370,681 ote. New Granada, 430,480 nw a AM. . = Pow. | NW. ae A.M. |WSW. mw aM |W. a A. Mol §.W. — Pw INW. 29,542,077 AM |W. = AM. | Ww, = P| NWw. =. AM | ON. om P.M. [ENE a! Pw | BE = PM | W. -, pw] PM. | Ww. asa, PM. TNE wd Ww. Pe nin el Aah Markets. PUILADELPIIA STOCK BOARD. Prranmcrma, March 27, 1858 Stocks steady. Pennaylvania State 6's 87; ——- Railroad, 2545; Morris Canal, 4814; Long Island’ Railroad, 11%; Pennsy! Railroad, 43%. 26, 1963. ; March Cotton dectined on receipt of the Niagara’s nows. Sain to-day 2,500 bales, Tho sales of the week foot up 19,500 bales, and the receipts 19608. Stock 141,000 bales, Balance in favor of United States... — VANNAM, March 26, 1858. CORRESPOKDENCR OF OTHER JOURNALS. ‘Cotton market unsettied. Sales to-day 1,400 bales. Avauwa, March 26, 1868, ‘The recetpt of the Niagara's news here to day cansed a Of Mr Weleott decline in Uke prices of colon, and the market closes uo- ‘The success which has at last wettied. Cranumeon, March 26, 1858. The sales of cotton to-day before the receipt of the Ni- agara’e news amounted to bales; afterwards no sales were made ‘ Rartowone, March 27, 1858, Flour quiet and heavy, Wheat inactive demand except Corn active prime 4 Raber Gan pay kad Lm Ey and buoyant. Whiskey dull and drooping 0. 8 IBS. . . PRLApRLrMa, March 27, ‘1868, Flour quiet and unchanged, Whoat lias a declining ton gales of red $1.06 a $1 10, and white 1 28 closing dull. Corn {in activedomand at 6c. a O4¢. on | Provisions firm, but quiet. Whiskoy firm. AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL. aisany, March 27, 1868, BILLS RAFOKTED. By Mr. Fogre (neg.)—A dtl to appropriate moneys to Gea, Ward B Burnett for moneys expended by him in reusing @ regimcat of volunteers daring (he late war wilh Me alco, By Mr. Noxow (19¢.)-~& Dill to aulow the cowporation of sho arty of New Yor\s eo grant titles of land ucdew water. Also a bill authorizing ¢he appointment of commisvznors fo take ackvowledgements iz Eog and and France. Or- dered to a third reading WLS INTROBECKD, Py Mr. Dowenrry (dem.)~—For ¢he relief of members of the New York Common Oovacl! of 3667. The bul awards paymect to members of the Coromon Ovunet! from the lime that the new charter went intereffert until December 31 lust Also to prevont the mmanufwcture and vale of oxplorive burning finida. Mr. FLY (dem. )—To it @ German Savings suai BILLS PASSED. To prevent the isauo of fraudulent resetpts by ware- housemen, wharfimgers and others. Amombiy. ALaan®, March 27, 1808. ‘The foliowing bills were ordered to ethird reading:— A Dit! to frettitate the removal of Quarantine. A Dill to regulate the ase of wharves ead elipa in the city of Now York which are now loased to steamboat lunes. RILLA REPORTED. Favorably, to reguiate the manufacture ard sate of gas. To authorize the consolidation of backing assccia.ions. It obables two or more banking associations formed undor the banking .aws of the State to consolidate on Gling a tition therefor, signed oy eee of the stock ders of euch agsociation the superintendent of the same. WILIS PARSED. To change the schoo! year and amend the statcten rela- tive to public instruction. To incorporate the Navesink Steamboat Company. To oxemypt & portion of the Fifth ward of Brooklyn from the operaticn of the Fire laws. A motion to adjourn over until Monday evening was lost, A pumber of bills were moved forward a stage. A revoiuticn was adopted closing the entire rear of the chambers, except to ladies, or genuomen with ladies, in order to exeiuae the lobby. Our Albany Cori ‘ Anmany, March 23, 1858, Bills before the Legislature--The Duties of the Governor— Another Broadway Railroad Scheme—Tolice Court Clerks —Pier and Slip Regulations—Payment of the Common Councit of 1851— Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths—Payment of the Old Police—The Crystal Palace Property— Amendment to the Banking Law—New City Charters—State Prizes for College Students—Cily Kail roads to Clean and Pawe the Streets—-The Staten Isiand Ferries— Amendment to the Excise Lawo—Unclaimed Divi- tiers and Deporits—Oblivions Reporting, de., dc. Awong the many bills that come before the Legislature for action, there are many of such sound good sense that H but for party restrictions they would be passed without | delay of public business.¢ Bat the usnal logroliing, cau- curring and tobbying has to be obeeryed, no matter how paipabiy pecessary the measure may be. Occasionally some Com DOD KEDSE Cragps into the reports of committess ; and in this connection the report of the Senate Commitics on Judiciary on the “Duties of the Governor,’’ is deserving of expeciai attention. The committee say that the idea of the executive duties generally prevalent is erroneous; that the duties aro estimated too lightly; and that, so far from having nothing to do in the recess of the Logislatare, his ability, integrity and vigiiance are constantly in requisition. Yet up to this day, the committee says, “there has been no record kept of the decisions made upon cases arising ‘under the various npplications made for pardons or for | requisitions for citizens charged with offences in other States. Each Governor, on retiring from office, has seem- ed willing to obliterate many of the vestiges of his official footprints, and bas either not preservod or destroyed the papers upon which his large discretionary power has boca exercised. The Judges are required to report to the Governor the evidence in all cases of capital convictions, but no such reports have been made, or they have aot beea preserved.” Every sane man must sce the force of the recommendation of the commitice for legisiative ac- tion on thee points. ‘Mr. Scott’s bill im the Senate for the “registration o dirths, ma: and deaths,” provides for a compicte | register of all the information Couceroing births, mar | riages and deaths throughout the State. It makes’ it an | offence tor physicians, Ministers, surgeons, midwives or | purees to refuse to render the neceswary iniormation: pro vnairg for the appoinunent of registrars in every parto State, except New York city, wuere the City Inspector ix made the registrar. The Iaw provides for the sending of all the insor matiun vo the Secretary of State, made to the law by the common iy the State, aad Wo appolut @ general super The r, under thir law, ie made compe. courte in the State. bill im the Senave in relation to police ves the appointment to the police justices in the city of New York, the clerks to be removabic by tho Supervisors for cause. It defines their duties sub. Siautially a8 wt present, and anouis the law; of course legislating out Of office both wets of court clerks Dow acting tn the city—one set appointed by the Council and one sot by the Police Commissioners. YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1858 Mr. Ames, ib Une Senate, bas introduced & bill “to pre- vent the issue of false receipts, and to prevent the fraudu- jent transters of and others.” It whartinger shall give a receipt for goods not actually in his Pemsession no uch receipt shall be given as security for money foaned uniess the goods are in his possession every duplicate receipt must be so marked “duplicate, bo goods arc to be removed without the written assent of the party nolemg tae receipt; no master, owner or agent of any boat, vessel or raliroad, shall sign a receipt for 20008 not in bis possession; warehouse receipts may be tranwterred by endorsement, aud not unless vy endorse ‘ment or the cancel or deltvery of the original receipt. A penalty otf a fine of $1 0UU, or imprisoament for tive years, ‘of both, may be inflicted for disobedience of the act. Mr. Winnedias a bill before the Assembiy which pro poecs to give to Charies +t. John, Nathan Worley, lsasc Henertx, Vhilancer Kimball, Wm. McDermott, James [). Fish, Charles A. Stetoon and’ William Hail, the right to baud & rauroad in Broadway, or in that part of it from Ber ayeLue te Ceeens Sie bee Satin Se Baas ees w Barclay street, via University place, Waverley pi Greene aad Church streets. The main plao with the railrends in cities,’’ passed April 4, 1864, shall not in any manner apply to’ this act, or the railroad hereby autho- Ola majority o te property holders along the las an nee of 100 as nO- nro 4 casement 1s oDvious that the attempt ‘the impoasi- the ment each for official services, and the Supervisors of the year 1867 are eatitied to the seine compensation a the Supervisors of other counties in the State. Mr. T. Jones’ bill “to regulate the nse of wharves and slips in by Bs ay city leased to certain steamboat lines," fect as the latter clause, pervisore, @ho once the payment of the bills. legalizing the aot of the Su- Mr. T. Jones, Jr., bas introduced a bill authorizing the city to lease Reservoir square, and I~ + the cor. poration to purchase the Orystal aad appurte BADces, At a price Dot to CxCeEd $150,000 Vir, Armstrong's bill “to amend the General Ranking law,” provicee that it shail not be lawful forthe Saperin- tendentof the Banking Department, after this law takes ef- fect, lo receive any bond of mortgage as security for cirou- lating nowe teoued from the Bask Department to aay beak: ing asvocin.ion or individual banker, the basi noes of banking under the provisions of the act “ to autho- rige the business of banking,’’ passed April 18, 1838, and the various amendrmenta thereto. ‘Mr. Beach's bill for the formation and amendment of city charters, provides that the legislative suthorities may ab any time, not lew than thirty days preceding ‘fan annnal municipal election, order a convention to amend the chartor, the det to be olecto1 at the mu. nicipal election. The iments which this conrention suggest are to be submitted to the people at the first sueceeding municipal election, and if le, are to be itted FFG charter oF amendments be under this law, it shall require a two third vote of houses to repeal it, unless an application a by the people as prov im the bill, Mr. Chanier has introduced @ bill to “promote public education."’ It provides thatithe colleges aunject to tue visit of the Board of Regents ehali annualiy select ton of the class after a public Ard pe toe, pul seunete te Be Canta ae i 3 : | Bi i | & nest itt ite i rad each party, to form acless, and ome clase to go flee every year. commencivg Deceabor 8, 1868, and tore meabers to chosen every year, in the game menor ag hosen the Boarc sf Governors are cl ‘This will projoug the term of tbe sixth class to 1863. The bill also @uthorizes Ure board wo fi! vacancies, Mr_T. jowes, Jr., bas introtuced « bit to “ amend New York charter,!’ which makes the Mayor eleoted two yrars, ard preventing the increase of any salary of be during his torm of office. . Moore's obliyes the Staten Island ferries to rua a boat each way once dour, from 6 A M P. and once every two hours ¢1 the other sme. fare to 6 cente, adults; 3 cents, yn under 12 12 cents tor every one horse vehicle, aad 18 cents ethers. Obiiges tee companies to build honses each terminus, apd imposes $60 penaity for every viola ton of the law, one half to go to the informer. Mr. Moore’s bit! makes it uniawfu! for apy Judge or Dttrict-Attorney, 0 bis aseiptant, to the Stateof New ‘York, to becomo'a member of apy political society, asso- ciation or convention, under penalty of disquaitficavon and Mr. Godard orings ina bill to amend Inst year’s Excise , by any viviation of the provisions a meanor. Mr Edgerton amends it by making sales with- out « license, uy quantities less thaa five guilons, a mxde | meapor, punishable by a fae of $60; and provid! e F iment for sales to be drank: on ths prouilass. Mr. i introovoed « bili whiek im wubstance provides tbat all banking institutions, savings backs, trust, insu ance or railroad companies now o ganized shall roport to the Comptrviler snpvaily the amounts of unclaimed divi donds and deposits fur the wix years or mere next preced ing the £0th day of September, and the Clerk of the Court of Appeals an¢ the tormer Court of Chancery report at the same time the amount of #'! funds in bis hands remnning unclaimed for three years or over. ther with the re- t wbalt be returned the names of ad ighags if knowa, egally entitled to such deposit, dividend, fund or invest ment afureruid, w be verilea by the oad of the principal fivancial cfficer of the concbrns aforessid. It requires devking ipptitutions who decide to cioge business to avti'y the Comptroller, an4 to pay the Siate Trea-urer at the end of a year thereafter a sum equal to al unclaimed money in their hands, and at the end of two years a sum equal to their notes then outstanding. This provision ix not to apply to incorporates banks which reorganize on the expi ration of their charters under the Genersi Baoking law All such funds, aeoosits, &o., shail ensually be pad or transferred to the Treasurer of the Sta'e or secured; and such payments shall craw interest at the rate of six por cent per annum; snd such payment to tho State shall absolve all the aforementioved institutions from their re sponsibility to the parties to whom the funds belong. It makes it a m sdemeanor to negiect to report or tore rt falsely, with a penalty of mot less than $500. The troller shall keep @ particuler account of all the 8 received under this act, whict shal: be calied the M Diviend and Deposit Fund,” ‘and be a part of the com- mon schoo! fund, to be invested under the direction of the rionod du, for of the common schools of thiv State. {9 case a just and lawful claim sba'l be established, to the satisfaction of the Treasuror aud Compiroiler, by any party entitled to the same, to any moneys paid into the lreasury, the Comptroiler is authorized to draw his war rant for the amount of such claim, but no such party shall de entitled to any greater amount than he would have been entitled to bad the same remained in the institution from which it was received. anu ee oe iors here & ceculiarly jus method report the proceedings, without giving the slighest ives of what bee been going Fe Peggle b ncppdadin gerankag o legalise certain actions of the Now, if this bill te for legalizing an illegal contract for cleaning the streots, at the nice little sum of $345,0 0 per annum, the taxpayers Poors like to know it. Rumor says it is for that parpose. wit? Coroners’ Office. MYSTERIOUS POISONING OF & BING SENG CONVICT. ‘The particulars of a mysterious case of poisoning at the Sing Sing State prison bave just come to light. On Mon @ay last, about 7 o'clock A. M., one of the inmates at the above prison, named Michael Marrin, was seized with a sudden illness and died in four hours afterwards. Tae physician in attendance gaye @ cortifloate of death by convulsions, and the friends of the deceased in this city were about interring the body upoa such certidcate whee the City Inspector, for certain reasons, refused to allow the corpse to be buried until an inquest would be held upon the body by one ot the Coroners. Accordingly Coroner Hills was notified of the occurrence, and yosterday the preliminary arrangements were made for holding tho in quest. Dre. Fioneil and Ferguson made a post mortem examination of the body, when the presence of some poisonous mineral, probably oxalic acid, in the etomech was very apparent. A jury of intelligent citizens was ewpannoled, when the evidence of the doctors aan = post mortom examination was read to them as ful. ows — Dra Finnell and Ferguson, being duly sworn, depose aod say: —We have mace & post mortem examination of the bocy of Mchact Marrin, now tying dead at No. 204 West Twenty cighth street, about seventy hours after death; we found co marks of vivleace ou the body; the beart and jungs were ina healthy condition, the liver and otber abdominal organs were also heatthy, with the excep- top of the stomach, which was mech cougested on its ox ternal surface, and also intensely reddened in ite interior; the infammawry and congerted appearance was most marked at ite greatest extremity Ue organ cootaloed about ove pint of reddish colored fluid, wita traces of bioog in it; on making a chemical analysis of this fuit the eeence of oxalic seid waa determined by the ordinary tests for this poison; the braun was moderately 4 but not more so than im ordinary cases of death, from the post mortem examiostion and (ne aoalyris made, we are of op:pion tbat ceath was caused by oxmic act: How the deceased came to be poisoued will, we fear, remain a myetery, [t is not mt all likely that be commited suicide, moither is it proba ble that it was adminiate to him with any evil jotent by any one in the prison, The moss chari- tabie conclusion, therefore, to arrive at is that the case Is ap accident. Marrin may bave been emp oyed in one of Gepartments where oxalic acid was used, aod par taken of the poison by mistake. Eiforta will be mate wo procure the auendance of the officials at Sing 59g at the inqrest, with a view of solving the apparent mystery which surrounds the case. K tave Hats—AC Lis Nassan Street, ee bat at $350 than any offerzin Broadway at Styles, Tnet ppd White, the Hatters fall style reduced to $2, at | K 28 Fulton etreet z Genin's New Era. A wiyle of hat for al! mea. GENIN, ‘No 214 Broadway, opposite Bt. Paui’s. Genin’s Model Hats. Twelve new patterns GENIN, Bo Zid Broadway, opposite Bt. Pau a Hats to Suit the Fancy of all Men. GENIN, No, 214 Brosdway, opposite St Paul's. Proadway, second foor, W. SMITH, successor to R. RB. A Word of Aavico.When are vou should use Rrandreth’s piss Koad of Dr Higzard anc Dr Lull. to be had at Dr. Brandreth's © gratia. Thou sands who die might live if Brandreth s vills were used in time aa the medicine. Prine Tanal Rold iso at 296 Bowery and 261 Hudson street, 13 Third avenue, 6 Houston, Lewin street, 175 F ulton street, Brooklyn, end 124 South Pigth street, Williamaburg. Meade Estabitehment, %33 Broad ‘Photographs, fo, daly, Be Broetwar —F raphs, daguerrectypes; Ac., l ‘of eloquence,” sald Senator Do: heard of any passage waich limtty and wath ae “Shout lll the thunder of your voice Niagara's rearing emothers, Ad let ten ide van of trade Teor in the van of As the best clothiers in the land.” SMITH BROTHERS’ one priee wholesale and rei! cloth 40 Fulton sree! ing warerooma, 122, 138 i, New York Braide—For Front Hair and all kinds of hair work at low prices. Head ¢ressing &) cenis. Mra. B. GIBEON, 397 Sixth avenue, over the dry goods store Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent Prades eave wt Academy of manship and Bookkrping, | ‘42 Broadway, corner Frankiio —The subdsortbe: Will receive new pupils dally, old jung, for class oF private instruction. Success | all OLIVER &. GOLDSMITH. | Horses, Horses, Horses—Soratches Cared, Anak for Compound Lotion at 113 Third avenue. $18 dottle” ‘The best in Mee all mate Bold and applied To Insure n Handsome Head of Heir use fini¢e a I'senela, prepared cooly by NATH DRASAU, Hd Tudaoe street. i © Boots and Shoes at Auction pris PRLELIPS & SMITHS. 06 Warten cxreer Cristadoro’s Heir Dye, Wigs and Toupers— Fieryin Oe world. For sale nnd dye appiied. No.6 Astor Ballard’s Hair Dye, Kitienger’s or Manhat- ; way ‘3 Great depot for all popular gennine patent medictars, 476 Brosd- WABRIAGES ABT DEATHS Died. Alaavad —Un Fridey, Maro 26, of conv uisioos -SNRAN Exmix, infant daughter of F, A. and Arun Abaugh, aged 2 ments. ‘The tunerel wili tke place trom No 170 Kim street, o@ Mor day morning, at nine c'ciock. fhe remains wit Se taken to fant hestar Tho frienca and rotatives ero Benyert —at Middletown, Orange county, on Friday, | March 26, Grosax L Bawrwrr, iv the 47d year of his age. The foverai wii tase this (snocay) afernoon, at two o'olcok, from No 814 Broome otreet Brapim.—Oe Friday, beroh 26, Many Arq Brapuer, formerty 0 Laverpoo tana. ‘The reeoains were interred In Trinity Cometery. Liverpoul please copy Brees Un faturday moraing, Marck 27, of inflamms tory croup Exzz.usTa, Caughter of Jobn and Marz wrice, aged 7 mnths and 10 dasa ‘The fumeral qili take place tals (Suudey) afierucoa, ab one color’, ‘rom No. 282 Weat Thirt; first etreot, Berros.—Oo Friday, March 23, & wevore Mass, | Many & Burros. | The frieaca of the family are respectfully invited to at | tend the tuperal, om Monday afternoon, at two o'oinek, from ordagag reaideace, No. 680 Greenwich street, corner Bor. Cue.—On Thursday, March 15, after a lingoring liens, | Wrs. Sanam A Cure | ‘The friends and relatives of the fmntly arc respectfulty | invited to attend the funeral, on Menday afternoon, at | one o'clock, from her late reeidence, No. 78 Woat Thirty: | third street. Cowan, —On Saturday March 27, at‘ hit residence, No. 66 Kighth avenue Sreruan ConwnL, « eative of Oxford, Fre tuberal will take piace this (®unday) afternoon, ef two o' Dewry —On Sunday, March 21, at the residence of his sou-ip law, Joba J aon, Bedford, LL, Rowan Dewey, « native of Ragiand, age! 63 years: Evame.—On Thrareday March 25, of consumption, Dastmt. J. Evans, of Aoerywuwith, Wales, aged 32 years. abe frienca of ths famity are respectfully invited to attend the fuperal, this (sunday) alterna, at ono o'clock, from the reticence of bis father ta law, Chas. Cowtan, No. 164 Wooeter etree, Weisb papers pisase copy. Fink —On Friday eveving, March 26, away Wruua Fixx eco of Inedrick and Harmmo Fink, aged 11 monibs avd 14 days The funeral will take piace this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'okek, from the residesce of his pareuts, corner of Hudson and Kirg streets. The friends and relatives of the fawlly are og ere invited to allend Gsaoam.—On Friony, March +6, Joan LP, son of Gecige aud Catbarine Horgan, eged 3 years and’10 days. The frends of the ‘amily ave reapectfulty invited wo at teve the tureral, from the revicence of bis parents, No. 30 Benry street, this (Nunta) afternoon, at hatf_past two v’clock. Tbe remains will be takeu to Calvary Comotery oF ipterinent Baxkigas —On Friday, March 26, of inflammation of the lunge, MART ANN, the beloved daughter of Susan and Jobn Harrigen, egec 3 years, 7 tmonths ard $ days. The frieuris of tbe faapliy are respectfully iavited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of be. parents, No $11 Third aveoue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at tw o'clock, without further tnyitation. ‘Hicks —On Wedvoscay, March 24, of ciacaso ef the heart, Soaaw Eboks, widow of the late Charles B Hicks, aged bs years aad 3 mous ‘The retatives and trionas are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of ber sou lo-law, J.C. Drake, Kaq!, No. 186 Delavooy street, this (Sunday) afternoon, et one o’cioek, without further tovitation. UngmMen —On Friday, March 26,Srrouza Wats, in fant son ‘of Sherlock and Klize Hillman, aged 3 mouths sad nye ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend toe funeral, from the residence of his parouts, No. 762 Broadway, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Mereny —On Friday, Maren 26, Mrs. Many Money, relict of the Inte Joon Murphy, aged 87 years The friepae of her son, Jona Murphy, and of ber sons- intaw, Edward O'Reilly and ©. M, Maury and of hor «grandsovs, A H. Murphy John McLeod Murphy and Wa. J. Murphy, as also those of her sisier, Mrs Garrett Ryrnes, ave requestad lo & teod the feneral, from No, 210 Wadleon etreet, on Monday morning, at half past nine o'clock. The remaina wil! be takon to St Mary's church, Grand street, where a requiem mass will be colebrated, awd theace to the cemetery in Keventh wireet for inter mort. WcKewva.—At Monroe piace, South Fifth street, Wil a burg, on Friday, March 26,Cmsgizs McKanxa, aged ‘76 years. relatives and ecquaintnuces of the family are re. epectfully invited to attena the ‘unera:, this (Sunday) af- tervoon at three o'clock. Tho remains will be wkeu to Calvary Cemetery for interment 0’Cow mi. —Or Saturday, March 21, ELLEN M fypoe | avative of Bailincurriz, county Cork, Ireland, aged ears, Her friends are respect'ully tovited to attend the fune- ral, from ber ‘ae aod ber ro0's residence No 119 Weat Twenty vixth strert, this (Surday) afternoon, a baif past twoo’cicck ‘The remains will be taken to Caivary Ceme- tery for interment, Pannen On Thareday, March 26, Jaume Pancen, for meriy of London, aged 2 yearn His relatives and friends, anc thone of bin Jobn anc Robert Parser are respectfully invited to the funeral, from the residence of bis uncle, Kugene Parker, No. 116 Baxter street, this (Bunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Potsor.—On Fri¢ay, March 26, at 1 o'clock, ater a sbort but severe illness, Carmanux, wifo of John J. Poillon. Notice of fuperal in tomorrow's paper. Reeve —On Satorcay morning Merch 27, Mary Jawn, wife of Seiah T. Keeve, and daughter of the late Jas. G. Mavilana. ‘The relatives and friends of the ‘amily, and those of her browers, Wm H. and the ise Geo. Haviland are re- spectiu .) invited to altend the funeral, Ula (Sanday) af- lorbo ©, at balf past four o'¢ ook, without further noties, from ber iate reetdence, No 7% Riviegon street Sarm.—Wiuiay & Santa, oldest son of the late laaac BE and Elize Smith, aged 30 years. months aud 26 days ‘The friends anc re/atives are invited to attend th> fune- ral, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock from hia lala residence, No. 114 Christopher street, without furtaer notice ‘Wiiawe—On Saturday, March 97, Hire Writiams, aged 6? years, 11 months and 16 cays ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, at the resiteace of ber son, Horace Mtiliams, No. 66 Downing street, this Sunday) atterpoon, at two o'clock, without further tnyi ‘etion. The romans will be takea wo Pookwkill for utor- meet Cleveland, Obio, papers please copy LLANEKOUS T= Leain GUT ENTRRPKISE DEFENDED. EVANS & LO. IN_RRPLY TO 4 LIDEILOUS WHER LT. vee of be Attack Wadiacked stand on ar viirary dividends. during the past tea wrens © fOr the Washiness Daslines: and bad eran ffed siories, has seen Ot to libel ladiscri te the gift euterprize business That paver calevrased mar of te wicel: minetety nil tine py hae 7 on sbould tel ence bessuee ose? journsishare bee which week the aif. or dividend aysinn as the quick, iret Cadteoriaing tomtend vid abner wee COMMA! WO roprictors of the journals so offeadivg the refutation of the slender migh’ be teft to the good wnse of the pric and tbe evidewily malicious, jeslous aud iniereated moave ot Une Ubel'ing party. | But, too eau tous to reveal the real sad only xyeet of bis , this Oamelene print gee some of tim data writers either male or female to atiack, i ener a public ewimation od and through many sustained, by us, with the ‘policy andl wery lew!” meine which we RPA Pint to Ree MAyOr Tiemane voi aud sued ¥ « eve Aw between the iiterature which we ald fo diffusing -betng thr moat extensive and NAL Petal in weekly devi eferr dW, We are Bot aly jnat comparison should be mace And doliars worth of jewelry frem the overplus of our profite the re who purchase books ai our store. oF tonpend the Hike aum ip repeating and reiversing sd nan disfignsed columns of the dally press a request om ales, lenounces all gif eaterprisnsae ‘sin says the public * hero by these coucerua.” Ou Mi Jarek ty bial claimed; and yo tbe try Unat eople’” are informed—ft will surprise them, we op: ‘ihe country people se thie paper contemprudusly calls » are giving Up eo! “ainoe it has become koown to them getters up of them are mosily gwinelere © 1s to fair to Sak the motive of attacks, 80 nd {i jn hee er centage for each iption, oF i in the idio'len! parrot fashion of which 4 disguated publie #0 and justly complaing. Hence and from hence aly flow all these tears; and with this explanstion the public, even "the country people,” we think Wi'l be able to piace & éne estimate on 1 fuirnees and distnierestedneas of customers the profte ting from our salen of books ab the reguiar retasi prices, below the reguine retall prices, by allowing arbitrary fividenda of differen vsines toeneh, And ag the average re tal) price of books is fll fifty per een! more thin thetr whole snie cost, where the onah i# pait, and the orders en large a8 ure, We arethos eoabled ch every thousand dolinrs worth of books Fold AL FeIAM OFeR CU counterS, to divide Jewelry, worth at retail, tre hundred dei ara smnagat Shecers in bese artitrary dividends or gifts, cat them i; and in proof of our good fal hin thia aagection we are witli thie paper's ertticteme, Woe share with Fem to eur books to or ser the constitnted authorities @lenever legally or even politely so requested. RVANS & , 677 Brow N.Y N.B. By noarefnl exomination of our new and revised eataloeue al! who are acquainted with books and thelr v) ‘Will see that, in the frst p= * noe. ons list embraces a!l the stand ard works of the day, and in the second, that all are sold st the regular retail prices of the trade, exgept where wa hare aanled b; aL arrangements, both to sell (hem ~ ge than they thn be had anywhere else, and to give gifts hom ea wel Gus new ant descriptive catalogue of books ap gifts mailed free to any address upon sppiiestion to EVANS & CY BROADWAY—/ACKSON & PURDY.-WE HAVE 45¢ just received new styles in Kinglish aod French fearfa, Ince and net Lies, [udulare, Freny & boaema and fancy irting, In iinen amd in Partloniy.r attention paid to the tan liniment, Manhattan piaaiors bitters ayrure Ao. Depot 4s Sosa wag. of shire and collars Oo, anew and imoroved r from the ber: materials, eutirely by bea, and warraas them Wo fi. fore te 2 ‘he Garde of the season lafairly bogus aeariy a:i dewir wil: bo out of the market,” We'bes cur trate erstirs to early selections D, D£YLIN 4 00., 4, 28 and oer A OAR? INATITUTION FOR THE FECLY feeatirrat of partial deafocas amd disehar gee from eer, removed trom Broacway to 26 Mt. Mark's place. Attend ance fiom Ito Leach morning AN AMORIMENT OF ENOLIOH NEWEPAPRiY, tu. cluding ti» Diuwra'ed Lo: ¢on News (with ocloved mem) bi Leodou Tumes, Liusiraied News of deo. ae just arrived per Biagere, For sale Jerk 12g Kuion wire, two donne frome few ty and deliverrd (ve of extra charge 0 ao part Of tam oli. ASTHOLE's cHWINS MACHINES, FRO. 4) Hrnadway, corner Home atmret. The Dabiholf sewing wackive Ly meeting wih areas (aren, hosie of peopse Vint the ealraroom of tt or ME 1's Operations. 1b Ws ben: among the many excritent machiacs that troduced to the pubs —ennaay Courter, berating CORRD —AONFUMPTION, vRIOMATH, MD Los Mowery, on exclusive! are tou the Jungs wad rr ve beam tm, W. Vos bis atm. tor tae lee. Ufteen yours w the tree mend of Obi Rad Lis Lreaunent hee oeen the manne ef reve provomced int rsbie aud given up wsdia: bec are mow rr ormoed Inc urbe ven wy Bere Prorommoed incurabse and given up Wo die, but are wow NAUTION.—DR OH. JAMES HAH MO AGENT I) we J Fork oily, aw haw beew adreetived All ‘pretom tions aro a tran end owindle upow tee pubiie. (oe }* Peideretuad tha several, pererae ; w u are trareil he city a country representiae”teanaolvc a ‘oe Wolte’s Kebiedam Aromatic Behnapps, and eciling ret, wad pint bottles, smth cork, end & fucrimite of his sigmature on the Lael vat ranld advise all perscas who have bows ewtedied imposter hase pay mae at, OD 4 imap: ‘* pay vophe eroand ta the Geb cannes be LPO WOLFR, __7 ble mannfaoiarer snd importer, 23 Meaver street, NEARET WINK --260 CASES AT COBT OF IMPORTA- tion, viz. : $2 25—usual price 3% _____ & K. MBSDUM, 18 Wall steset, GK YORNS, BUNION® NAILS PENETRATING by extracted without pala. so that the boot cms worn immediately after the operation without the least gonverience to the patient, by Dr. ZACUARIZ, Obiropodiat 760 way “pees TRIMMINGS ROHLAAAT BROPS! 48 John atewet, offer for male their Tate imporiationa at Fashlouable drees and manuile (tinsings, Beli ribbons buttons; Ac. Also, a complate aasotmout of Bertin, zepl and rhatiand woot erie’ Goealiies, al'kay de. Gold and sttver fringes, Blars, spangies, Aine, PRZZARETHAN, ALE —WHOLKAOMM AND NOUREEE ing. Pint boAties only —wholewnie of rota eigedlveray J. BARLOW, 195 Peart street, MPTY ROTTLRS—CHARLES LONDOM CORDIAL L gin, Ofly cents per oxen forthe quarteand thirty comms far tie pinta paid on delivery a: the depot, 4: Hroadway. Cj MEREDE, LEADER OF PASITON IN CARD Bet. graving.—Widding lavitatons om nol vaper al the seme price agcards. A cara case given with each plate. IBSON'S SYRUP—JOSEPH CLARE. P: 88 Wesbington avenue, Albany, N. ¥. For sale by | BAYS, Brooklyn. pimeors re = a Lo anh Secale, ond diseasea ine or the, kidneys (a wang cal. ‘iry tt “Por ante by 0. 8 MING, 192 Broadear, Ginens, SYRUP OHANGES THE WHOLE OONDE thon of the blood and Fille the polso= whtob teede tae free of disease For sale by CHAR, F Fara, 1% Broadway. C= BYRUP—-GENERAL DEPOT Is 8% Wax ue, Aloany, NY. J08. CLARE Gann, B*ROP IS ALL VEGRTAPLE, AND NC J mineral, and that fy what the human blood nosds. For wale by CHAS. ANG, 192 Broadway. Quast SYSUP HAS NONE OF DEATH'S FE frten¢—mineral, JLISON'S SYRUP WILL CURE ANY WEAKNESS IB | fomales, or sorofulous cbildred, magioully. Cas SYRUP Is NO HUMEUG, AND IT 15 SIMPL Pend easy to drink like wine. ‘) SYRUP ON SALZ AT A. I MATIEWS Delage a Bros, Syracneo, Winslow « ele, ut hi Teekaaill UNT, WEBATER & 00'S Bn tanta brores Tight stioh wowing machines ‘of all menufaeturing purposes and fr familly use, dscmed preferehie locas over marke. wad HUNT, WEHSE Km &00., No. 109 Frowdwag. ‘W. LEEDS. Tie fret entirely wucceratal eed Une suaen practical appis. Le first entirely succeraful or ontion of the elegant, healthful and ecomomical systems af beating 'brough tbe medium of hot water We kare (ented theee in various ettvations, and. find them en “ively edicient in ibe coldest weadi-r Fhe be ve few water joints, Co not leak need n> rey or ‘or \njare te furaivare coslly managed. do bot sbrink weedwork the buriding, and wen sever see ‘hem on are nod POsnene many ademnimy ower ctreuttions ene sirein pipes or radisions. can be seen in operstion our warerooms. Ketlmates wad pleas for venlllating, eliber by hot waler sleam or hot air, made ae shot . GRO. L. CANNON, 406 Broadway, N. ¥. J OOK AT THis —SELLING OFF AT HALF PRICE— 4 Biome that te awiied and a bit'le damaged, constting of fa Gen’ aunwen’ and ebildees ore, emb-oidered ¢ ipper Dowbing, les, and great f other kinds of boots noes Also, gents! patent eather and cnit boots Gongress Tuten ond calf guilare, low quartered chow bore’ besa, and shoes. Call'and eee, mis CALLS, way. . BW 4ND BLEGANT PTYLEH OF OHAN JABAH ANI Gan FIXTURES, Now opening, at oxiremaly molerste prices. ares rel uv bounes for opring a Invied Wo call and examine | bd EV HAUGHWOUT & Co. Corner of Broadway and Broome street. é TILES, PILES, PILES —A PERMANENT CURBFOR LI} P ihe p epricior of br Wire hice sis capgostory, ak UarANies \o Cure any Case of external or he ference will be given te moro than two dozen persousiu ae their beds. and thin artioin c grad them ine caer Gal be nee foutory. Zour money wii! be retaraed by the ageat. §: 5 te owery, W.¥, The medicine can be sent to aay parte ¢ tbe comntry: RK. R.—RADWAYS READY BELIEF FoR 1 ; ccheny whether sok or, nervous: roger Saaee dysentery, diarriws, cholera morbus, ta fermen paralysis,” lumoago, gout, neuraigie, . wosus ache emeliper, ere, swoilen joints, aidrey Complaints, coarfet fover, palaaateund’ lana lourley, taraaies, bearivure aad psi peat GR inde haaway's Mendy Meltet wilt ix a tow miniies change the minerien you suf we te jap R&R. oe LY saapoazanc pc shea tmerobaula every where. . NORR'S BEWING MACTINES MANU PacTOR! 1 m2 ‘are rapidly incresnivg, trade is revivi pony 5 = Proving. and there‘ore now m tbe time to bur" ase Smears Sewing machiann These are ine only machir es capanie of Golog every hind of work. andl: lnmecessary U , wave'cbees to obtain the wort. Singer's ae fasnil, w aachiae, being the inte and te best be mest enti ag I the easiest ts operas, Ie commanling uulvereni favor. Cal 84 send for a circular. hes saa 1M. SINGRR REPS ANT) PLANS. A catalogue of all the trees and planta Guitivaten by PARAONS & Can be obtained by mall, ov at 5O POuMER some AT? doota, new is ue Ne ready at J eo #8 84 double sewed pagand boots. Pine sano MOIRE A SILK VE ors 300" AOE LE, oo, ee 500 Phone. be ae #D CASSIMERS PANTS Selitng for * ALRVAN - Fane os raton smroet. 8 PAL he 500 BIDE BAND 048 SIMERE PANTS ort’ 5 Belilny “tor 86, ALEY ANS’, 66 aud 6 Fulton sireet. SPLENDID SPRIN LANS, 500 Morb pin, Kean ing for err evane, and @® Pulloo sireng % These Ragians will be” mrad lo possens ali (he Quaiilies quired. They are besut Av, Curndie and cheap. na 500 eee * SUBINESS COATS, AURTAN®, PR and OR Pulton at, Between Gold and Clif streeam PAIR SIDE, BAND CASSTN ERR PANTS r nan at BVANS’, 66 and 68 Pulton street. § B AACK BROA! UK COA’ 2.000 ALL QU 1 he pate si 80 ALL PRICRR, From 95 to $20, Areva, A and 68 Pul‘on We? oubt whether any other olothing house in the alt as much atieasion 10 te smanvifm (uring of this ‘hat if you apply at RVANS coat, that will Yo @ ne well oF hetter In every respect, ‘measure by the beat talior, from 2 lo 50 “altich in quite wo object in these “hard times”? 0 [RHR MARCH A —INerirUTION POR THE excLe. 185 sive treatment of partial deafnena and discharges from the ’ear, removed from way tM 8 Mark's pinom Cousiauon each morning, from 9 L o'clock,