The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1858, Page 5

The New ‘k Mote] Dificulty—Trial of Dr. GalWardet for a Felonious Assault upon Hiram Cranston, COUKP OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Rvcurder Barnard. | ‘Ocrowex 19.—At the opening of tke Court this morning the case of Dr. Theodore Gaillardet, indicted for a felo- nious assault upon Hiram C:anston, proprietor of the New ‘York Hote}, on ¢he 26th of May, was called, when Mr. Ashmesd, counsel for the defendant, in an elo- “quent peech, moved to quash (he indictment ou the ground ‘that it was eésential to the validity of an indictment that it should have been submitted to the Grand Jury by the prosecuting officer of the State, The junior counsel in the rcase presented an affidavit establishing the fact that when sthe indictment was found Peter B. Sweeney, the Listrict Attorney , was in Europe. Mr. Whiting, who appeared on bebalf of the prosecu- ‘tion, and Mr, Blunt, the District Attornoy, opposed tho jon. The Recorder gaid he would overrule the motion, and give the counsel the benetit of an exception, The defendant, who appears to be a highly respectable @entioman, was calied to picad, and pleading not guilty, ‘the process of empanneiins a jury was commenced, each juror undergoing @ serutmizing «6am nation as to his ledge of Use case, ATYSMYT TO TAMPER WITH A JUROR. After three jurois were sworn aud accepted, Mr, Jobn ‘Surin, ap awning maker in Wiltiam strect, was asked what be kuew of the circumstances of the caso, He said that the allair soon after it took . On being cross-oxamined i that a gentioman named Bertram, who, he believed, kept @ boarding house in the Fourth savenue, called upon him and stated that he understood h> (Mr, Surin) was on the jury in tue General Sessions. He informed me, said the juror, that this trial was coming on peta ‘said that it was a hard matter for the defendant, and (hat it (meaning the assault) was doae through pas- sion and excitement. I told him that I thonght it was not wight for him to talk to me upon the subject. Recorder—What did he tell you to do when you wereon the jury? Mr. Surin—He told me to act according to my con- Bciouce; the conversation occupied three or four minutes; he only cailed on me once, aud came alone; it was about half-past eight in the morning; Bertram is a Frenchman, and spoke to me in French, but did not cail me aside; he told me, I think, that tho trial would take place to yy ‘but did not tell ine w be here this morning. Bir, Suri Woo Bet aside as belng an incompetent juror. The District Aivormey requested him to step into his pri- vate office, in order that his statement might be put in the ‘form of an affidavit, the Court having intimated that Mr. Bertram had been guilty of a high offence. A jury was obtained at a quarter to two o'clock, when ‘the District Attorney proceeued to open the case on bebalf of the prosecution, giving a brief account of the occur- ‘rence. It appeared that the defendant attended a patient ‘who bourded at the hotel; whose disease turned out to be Bmallpox, but who was represented to the proprivtur by Dr. Gaiilardet as having fever. Deeming that the profes. sional conduct of the doctor was not exactly right, Mr. Cranston gavo notice to Lim and his family to provide themselves with apartments elsewhere, is request ‘was made on tue day previous to the assault, which was made between five and six o'clock on the following even- ing, while Mr. Cransion wag gitting at the dinner table, ‘Tue defondan struck Mr. Cranstoa twice on the head with ‘a champagne bottle. It was for the jury fo nay, said ‘Blunt, whether the educated and refined class of society ‘had the "power to resent what they deemed to be an in- y Mr. Whiting, he dury to hol feelings. Miram Cranston, sworn and examined by Mr. Whiting, a ‘46 foliows:—I am keeper of the New York Hotei; Dr. Gaillardet was a boarder at my house in May; I think be came in February last, but am not positive, and contin- ys lieve the ussault was made on the “oth of May; about 250 guests were in the hotel at that time, composed of ladies, gentlemen and children; three or four days before the assault upon me a resident of the New York Hotel, a gentieman, came to the office of the hote! and made a communication to me; in consequence of the information received from this _geutle- man T asked who was the atteoding physician of the gen- Cleman who was said to be ill; 1 was told Dr. Gaillardet ‘wav the phy sician; I told my cierk to send for Dr, Gaillar- det avd say I wished to see bim at the office; he came a few inoments after, Lasked him if he was treating a gen- ticmun in a certain room, and, if 80, what was his disease; he said be wae treating him as his physician, and that his disease was a slight fever ({ think that was the expres- sion), and that the gentleman would be out in a day or two; Tasked him if bis patient had not the smatipox, I telling him thet I was informed that he had the smallpox; he assured me it not, but said it might be the measles, Tsaid if it was the stnallpox it was his duty to tell’ me, in order that I might protect my Dousehold from the spread of tac disease; he again assured te it was not the smallpox, and upon that assurance we parted; we spoke in English, aud the conversation took place in the otfice, this couversation took place oa Friday ; ‘on the Tuesday following T was sitting conversing with a geotieman wi @ servant came, saying that Siadame Gaillardet wanted to seo me; 1 went into tho passage and saw the lady; she said she wished to see me aloue, and ‘then eaid she wished to communicate to me that the gen- tlemaa whom the doctor was treating had the smallpox; ‘T expressed my sutprise, and the lady made some remark desiring me not to be alarmed at the fact of the existence of the disease, and I believe Ler remark was for mo not to say anything about it; T wrote a note for Dr. Crane, my physician, to come aud bee me; the note was written ig the afternven of that day, but be did not arrive till seven o'clock; I introduced Dr. Gaillardet to Dr, Crane when he arrived, and then said to Dr, Gaillardet that T desired Dr. Crane (6 see his patient, to which he aswented, and they Jeft me to go to the patient's room, Idid not go with them after a few moments Dr. Crane returned, followed by Dr Gaillardet; from what Dr, Crane ssid—be telling we ~’ patient bad the #mallpox—I asked Galltardet tb take measures to have his patient removed from the house; he (Dr. Gaillardet) said it was not the ; Dr. Gaillardet bap voy bape pd ae orn remove lim (he saying that he was ouly bis physician), Seant T moust Take mesures to have bim removed trom ths house; 1 left Dr. Gaillardet then, and conversed with Dr. Crane, this conversation took place in the passage near the uifice; on consulting with Dr. Crane, 1 led 10 the Alunshouse and consulted with one of wing morning, between ten and ele o'clock, Savers batea rs ady with bis carriage, &., Dr. Gaillardes came in and aid (in French) that his patient should aut De sent to the hospital, be said he had procured apart- for him and would procure lodgings; I asked the if he had peal & proper carriage for his re- pot one used by ladies and gentlemen, he said and nurse which I had en- ytol; immediately alter their from a : ¢ 5 E Hi i z | i ui 4 i te ef HH 1G § eed = = ce °s dinner table, think | saw the up etaira before I was struck; {be table facing the entrance door wanieraet was: I ge i 3 FS if H full, and Tdid not i = < & ge iH Ss . H the . “"crose-exaniined by the junior counsel for When I asked Dr. Gailiardet if an interpreter; L did wish to hare tho F yd re mored at once, an it wasa rainy evening; I did not uo t) Me. Sanderson, who me. bav.ag arrived, the further Wat Bt till to- to «hich # the Court ‘eo his counsel and bie frionds, among male friend—mall or net. br. Galliardet ocouticd a fea War sures unded by & large wie whom Were tus Indy and « whom exhitiied g Proceedings. Court CalendumTuts Day. ‘art i—Noe, 1407, 100 6c", A681, 1688, L707, 1711 168), 1693, 16m «8, iB, 17i7, 12a TES 98 163, 1708, lit, Part 2—2Noe 476, 946, 504 : 68, 2iT0, BLT2, 2182, 2184; 2186; 2188; 2190; 2192, Sans, Sere, Sate) SElS, Sale, 816, B28, —Nos. 1000, 1618, ‘1286, ; 4 ‘Yoon, "1386, 2240, 2048, 26), ‘ee’ $204, 2200, 2208, 227d, 2274, ‘2ar8, Gare’ Bo; 2288, 2200, 2202, 2206, , 2300, 2308, 08, SUPREMR 2810, 2814, 2016, 2818, Torm.—Nos. 181, 135, 154, 11 140, 100},, 61, 99, 87, 106, 101,"1, 141, 142, Heb Shas a , he ) VOL, A, 14k, Baa, Sermon Cormn—Now. 34, 242, 174, g99 Se So oe oe a ee as, 4th, 48, 41, 482, 488, 484, 486, 'A8B, GUL! SET, ait. » Oi, * a Part 2Nos,’ 1793) 812, 1873, 1874, 1875, protection of ard Kingham, who bus the Hea and leave the country in perfect peace six thousand troops have been dismissed from service, to NEW YORK HEygyD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, NEWS FROM VENEZUELA. Complete Settlement of the International Dificulties—The Republic in Perfect Peace —Return of General Castro to Valencla— Acts of the National Couvention—Arrival of tho Hon, K, A. Turpin, &., de. OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE. Caxacas, Sept. 20, 1853. The United States Legation—Mr. Turpin at His Post, and Kesignation of Mr. Eames—Progress of the Constitution- al Convention—Hopes frum General Paer, &e. Our Minister is at his legation—T mean Mr. Turpin. He appears to be au intelligent man, and cae who will do houor to himself and bis country. His credentials have been furwarded to Valencia, whore the goverumoat actu. ally exists for the present, but it will be romoved back when the Convention concludes its labors, Mr. Eames, ex-Minister, bas sent to tho Proaidont his final despatch, relinquishing the legation to Mr, Turpin. Mr. E, is detained here on account of an injury received by his lady, but will probably take passage in the next vessel. The Convention progresses slowly, the federal constitu- tion being rejected. It is proposed todivide Venezueia into five or six departmeuts, and the constitution, aa agreed upon, it is expected, will soon be adopted. It is to be hoped the last Commission #ent to invite General Paez to leave New York and take up his residence in Venezuela will be acceeded to on the part of the Gene- ral. The next Preaidency will be offered to hiun, and it is hoped he wili accept the office, ‘The country has been very quiet since Monagas and his Minister have beou sent away, and it ia hoped that all things will prosper hereaftor, Caraoas, Sept. 24, 1868, Settlement of the Monagas Difficulty— Restoration of Friendly Raations with England and France—The Country Quict and the Army Reduced—Hopes of the Farmers—Return of Gen. Castro Valengia—New Territorial Division of the Kepullic—Mail Comrunication with Kurope by the West Indiex— Fellow Fever at Caracas, de. T stated to you in my last correspondence, of the 80th of August, that Gen. Soublette and Mr. Berrisbetra, on be- half of Gen. Castro, had signed, at Laguayra, with the Freuch Adwiral, Count Gucydon, and Mr, Orme, an agroe- ment, on the 27th August, whereby Gen, Monagas, in compliance with the protocol of March 26, would at once receive Lis passports and be allowed to leave the country—tonor Gutierrez to be given up to the English and French legations, or sent out of the country, if deemed advisable by the government, and Guiseppi’s trial, on charges of forgery, to be continued by the national courts. Immediately after Gen, Castro returned to the city, he not only sent Gen, Monagas, but Gutierrez also, to Mar- tinique, in the national brig San Pedro, both under charge of Col. Minchin. were on board their men-of-war, came back to the city, and the republic, according w one of the provisos of tho Convention, is now on terms of friendly relations both with Fngland aud France. The Eugiish and French Chargés, who Before the delivery of Monagas and Gutierrez the allied fieet left Laguayra abd gave up, previous to their dopar- ture, the tweaty one schooners t fav there is an end to this question ton ot the demand originally made by England and ‘rane they had seized. So by a great modifica The failure of the conspiracy got up under the the English Charge, the Hon. Rich- lately been succeeded by Deveton Orme, & gentleman of ability, diplomatic diflculties, mauch 60 that over ¥. the settiement of the the great advantage of the exhausted treasury and benefit to the farmers, who now entertain strong hopes of being able to gather their coffee crops. General Castro and his secretary, after having partaken of a splendid banquet, dedicated to him by the merchants in the city, whereat the Hon. Charles Eames gave a toast that was received with much applause, and whieh in- duced Gen. Castro to leave bis seat and give him a cordial embrace, returned to Valencia on the 15th inst., and is now at the head of the executive power in that city. The National Convention have passed a resoiution di- viding the republic into six dopartments, instead of the twenty-one provinces of which itis formed. Tbe island of Margarita is a separate State, to remain a free port of deposits, ruled by apecial laws, y have also read twice a decree whereby the Royal Mail Steamship Company, under a apecial coutract with the government, are to send their West India steamers to Lagnayra with the European correspondence, which will bean Important advantage to our comynerce. ‘The new constitution is also under consideration. h not entirely federal, the different departments will have the entire control of their municipal laws, the courts in each department to be appointed by the executire powor of the republic. Our new Minister, Hon. E. A. Turpin, arrived on the 12th inst. inthe bark Thomas Pallett. He ia a guest of the Hon. Charles Eames, and will remain with him at his residence until Mr. Kames returns to the United States in the courso of next month. The Monitor Industrial, our best paper, and of which 1 send you some copics, referring to Mr. Turpin in its edito columns, rial 5 SAY — bythe Thomas Dallett, that arrived ppointed by his, govern, A Tverpin and of Mr. Raines, fly information that. we bave ony, a guest Pe (a (2yted irgm persona sequainved ‘wih him, and who have had familiar abd commercial iutercourve witb him. im Ciudad Holt var, we are aware that be fs an accomplished gentleman of ‘excelient manners, apd grenuy attached BS Nn Among the esterday, is the Hon. B. Inent to succced the How, We have had of late sev: fatal cases of yellow fever in the city among the fore ora, especially tho Ger- mans ; but it i# to be hoped that the epidemic will dis appear as soon as the present mouth is out, which is generally the most sickly in South America and’ the West | Indies. Canacas, Sept. 25, 1858. A Look Out for General Paes—Legislative Delay—Oficia Decree for the Division of the RepublicmA Circus and Kquetrian Lottery, dc., de. Great anxiety is expressed to know the result of tho last commission sent by the Convention to invite the re turn of General Pacz. ; Owing to the last conspiracy to overthrow the provi- sional government and General Castro, the provisional President, that fanctionary was authorized by the Conven- tion to proceed from Valencia to Caracas, with extraordi nary powers, with the Ministor of the Interior as his seo. retary. A vast number of arrests were made, including the principal officers, civil and military, of the Monagas administration. About seventy five have been indultado, and the principals Leld responsible. It is the general im pression that the executive power will be offered to Gene. ral Paez on bis retarn; but whether he will accept office .s doubtful. Tho Convention is making slow progress; She six dollars a day docs not seem to stimulate the tnembers to extraordinary exertionr. We are anxiously waiting to have the new constitution agreed upow by the Convention, and published. General Castro has returned to Valencia with his , to resume the Presidential chair, leay ing General Soublette in command of the troops in this capital following decree has been reported by the Commit tee of the Nationa! Convention. De RRR Art}. The territory of the Republic which was compra. Ponded in the Captain Generelaiip of Venerucle ia the year F810 alin il be ty )deparimen's, cantons and partshra. fivei—TThat of Avila; to be be eumpostd of the" provinces of ol wo a imncee Caraces, Aragua and Guarteo, Seoond—That of Carabobo, (0 be composed of the provinces of Carabobo, Cojedes and Varacny, the Ortent, w be composed of the proviners Cumant, Mataria and Rarcelons Fourth—' of Barquisimeto; to be compoerd of the provin cea of Barquiaimeto, Coro and Portugueza. Fisth—Thet ot Leago; to bs composed of the provinces of 0, Meriea, Prujitlo and Tachira, That of the Origgeo; to be composed of the provinces Apure and Barines, capita! of each department tbe definitively fixed by the Chamber of Bepities of each deparunent; bat for the present and for ube tirst meeting of eacn t ‘the tals to be—thet of Avila in La. Viewriny . Valencia; that of the Ortents, in Cumana; that of Baryubshine: to in the City @ oarquisimets, chet of Largo, the city ot Mara- eaibo; that of the ¢ the city of Hotlv ar APCS The province of Marqiirita to be regulated by «pocial Jawa, and deciared & port oCdeponite, Being twice read, it will no doubt pass int alaw This precisely a federal movement, as the six depart Will not be constituted into sovereign States; they Dut be subject to a soverrign Congress The cirens here has an overflowing house. A lottery is connected with the circus; each ticket holder is given number are pot in to represent all present, and the sumbers being well mixed together, the firs drawn umber is entitie’ to the prize: the namber drawn being called out, the Incky holder of the cor Fespovdiag oumber comes forward and receives his we. There ia po fraud in thie deseription of lottery 10 Jaat prize was 1,600 francs. The great propensity to bling in this country draws overflowing hooses with a view to the prize. No ardditional charge is made for tickets to the cirens in consequence of the prize. $1 for boxes, and haifa dollar for pit SEWSPAER AccoUN {from the Monitor Industrial of Caraceas, Sept. Yoste 2 epidemic broke out among the garrison of Laguayre, between sixty end seventy officers and sol diere were taken with headache, cough and fever. Many of (he persons reriding in the cstabliehments on the Galle de] Comercio have been attacked by the same epidemic. The following is the liet of persons nained in the decree of the President on the 18th instant:.— BANISHED FROM THE REPUBLIC CONTI. CONGRRAS DRCKERS OTHER wie. Comandante R. Urdanee Coronel Jose Hermoso, Lois Level, Fenéral Jerardo Monagas, Coronel Francisco Orlach, Comandanto Julio Monagas. Pedro Jerardo Monagas, Coronel J. Rosario Gonzales. Coronal Felipe Esteves. CONFINED AT THR PLACRS RRAPROTIVELY NAMED, Carabobo—Carlos Movagas, Comte Rupert Monagas BarquisimetomSegonlo Bolivar, Ramon Silva, Dr. Felix M. Alfonzo, Dr. Rafael Agoetini , Jeneral Henrique Lavon Dr. Jeans Maria Blanco, Dr. Antonto Guaman Blanco Emilio Sento Domingo, Joan Mirabal, jurtade, me will have their Legislatures, and enact their own laws, | anomber in the course of the performance; an equal | dence to Long Isiand in the year 1864 or thoretore was not eligible when elected in 185° Governors themseives have no power to actin t and tho effort to remoye will have to be done by aa cation tothe Court for # mandamus: 30 years of age, apparently @ possessing in his appearance, called at a bonse in Twenty. ninth street on Monday and inquired for the ladyof the house by name, saying Mr. Samson wished to seo her, Theservant showed bim to the parlor, and while she was absent he Xorgarite—F. Irlarte Ramon Torres Cosme Rodriguez. Maraeait«—Pomingo Zulneta. Meri‘a—Manve! Antonio Silva, Tinango, denaro Bape jo, Trujliio—nbriei Foleo; Guillermo Castes. Lagrayra—Lino Marroru. Cvayany—Pom ngo Ji}, Pedro Nolasa Urbina, Cumana—aAlejo Mijares, Jose Leizeaya. PARDONED WITHOUT CONDITIONS, Jose Marin Hinojona, Narciso Castillo, Jral, Gabriel Guevare, Fabricio Conde, Comte, Juno Jose Mor’, Jose Anjol Moreno. Pedro Conde: Affoirs tp the Wost Indices, OUK CURACGOA CORKRAPONDENGE, Curapoa, Sept. 29, 1868, Trade Dutt and the Weather very Dry—The Town and Scenes y—An American Cul Down by a Policeman. Take advantage of the brig Flying Eagle Joaving in the morning to drop you a few lines from this piace, where I arrived A few days since en route for Contral America, ‘Trade is rather dull here at present, ‘The bark Venus arrived on the 23d, bringing the HaraLp to tho 4th of the month, Matters are very quiet in Venozuola by the last ac- | counta, Thia season, 60 far, baa been the dryest known for years, This harbor, as you are probably aware, is one of the finest in the West Indies, rivaling even that of Havana. The town is very pretty and pictureaque, being built in the old Duteh style. It is very weil fortitied, bomg a naval station. Twas bing 2 much surprised to hear “that none of our men-of-war had been in here for the laat five years, a8 those of othor nations are in here very fre- anently, There is considerabie excitement here at present grow- ing out of an affair which happenod on tho ovening of tho 2ist, whon anarmod policeman attackod and cut down . ducing the Agustin Poyer, Zenon | oye EN Re | these remedies keep death itself at bay. Sold wt No. 30 Malden A young American, by pame Charles Rt. Folin, without cause or A tyre being given. The inhabitants baye petitioned the home government to have the police dis- armed for the future, us they have been rather too froo in the use of thoir sabres ‘for several months. Follin ‘Was severely wounded about the bead and teftarm, but is now out of danger, though he will jose the use of his arm, The Americans present at the thne drew up a pe- Uiticn and sent it to the Consul, who answered by a copy of the Consular Convention of 1866, which limits bis powers iu such matters to addressing accounts of them to our Miaiater at the Hague. City Intelligence, AN ALatousk GovaxNor's Seat to nk Conresren.—It ix rumored that it is ow the tapis to contest the seat held by Anthony Dugro in the Board of Ten Governors, on the roun? that he is not a resident of the county in which he lds the office. It is charged that he rei ed his resi , and that he 7. The Tar Heyy Srrexr Srammxo Arrray.—Carson Carston, the young German who was stabbed late on Monday night in the grocery of Herman Steecker, No. 36 Houry where he was employe: as clerk, is lying ot the New York Hospital, and fears are entertained tat he cannot recover. The wound, which was made with a cheese knife, is ia th ieft ede and entered the cavity of the abdomon, Where, it is thought, it severed the intestines. The anto-mortem exe Charles McDermott, now in prison, has beon identided by Careton as the person who stabbed hit. stroot, will be wnation of the young man today INSPRCTION OF THE FicitTa ReaoaT.—The Eighth resi ment were inspected yesterday in Tompkins squary, in the presence of a largo assemblage of spectators. This regt ment has congicorably improved in its drill, and executed the manouvres laid down by tho Stato in a manner highly creditable to the officers and men, Cavnion To Hovexkxrrers—A New Game.—A man about venchman, and rather pre to himself al! the visiting cards on the centre table. When the lady appeared he said he had heen re- commended by another lady, whose name he mentioned, residing in Twenty-second street, to offer her a superior article of furnitare varnish for sale. Twenty-ninth street lady was obtained by tho theft of cards ila Twenty second street; and the address of frieuds of the family in Twenty-ninth’ street is now in his pos: The name of the sion, on whom he will undoubtedly call and use their name to effect the sale of his varnish. that he does not steal something more valuable than Look out for him, cards. THE FAMILY HERALD. News from California and Fraser River— Arrival of the British Steamship Valorousy with Forty-two of the Austria's Passen- gere—Affairs in Europe—Grand Firemen's Demonstration—Local News=—Market Re- ports, dic., &e. ‘The Famicy Herarp, in ite iasue of today, will oon tain a large quantity of interesting reading matter, with all the newsof the preceding week of interest and importance. Among other matters it wil! give— ‘The News from California received by the Star of the West— Condition of Affairs at the Fraser River Gold Mines—The In. dion War at the North—Naval Battle Rxpected—Births, Mar. ringes and Deaths on the Pacific side, de. ‘The Latest News from New Granada and Nicaragua. ‘Arrivalof Her Britannic Mayesty’s steam frigate Valorous, with Forty two of tho {ll faved Austria's Passengers—Luterest- ing Narrative of the Passengers. Affairs in Kurope—Letters from our Correspondentain Paris Berlin and Munich—Paris Fashtons for Qetober, de: An account of the Grand Firemen's Demoustration on Satur day night—Reception of the Hope Hose Company of Philadel phia—The New York Fire Department Paying Houors to 4 Steam Fire Company, Ae. ° Departure of the United States steamship Sabine on the Para guay Expedition, with a List of the Vessels and Names of the Officers atiached, Names of Members elect of the Thirty ith Congress as fur fs beard from. Dedication of the new Catholic Church of 8t. Joseph at Hud- son, N. J.—Bermon by Bishop Bayley. Report of the Lecture of Madame Lola Montez—Woat She Raid of the Provisional Bishop and Some of hla Clergy. Lecture of the Rev. I. Matttson on the Great Comet ‘Lectures of Kev. T. J. Bowen on Travels in Central Afrloa. ‘The Inspection of the Seventy first Regiment at Camp Wash ington, Staten Island. Continuation of the Coroner's Investigation in the Stepheus Case. No Commutation for Ira Stout—His Farewell Letter to his Mother. Editorials on the leading events of the day. Local News of interest of this and the adjoining cities. The Latest News received by telegraph or otherwise up to the time of publication. Obituary Noticer of William Jay, aud other voted and dis. ) Unguished characters. ‘Terms—Only $20 year, four contaa stngle copy. To be ob- lalned at the office of the Tansy and of ali news agents. Ad. ‘vertinementa inserted at the sae! 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Sialmaneon tea warehouse, No. 1 CUbambers street. “Contarta” Rat, Roach, &ec., Exterminators.— Only infallible remedies. Depot, 388 Broadway, N. ¥. Lng ~ ao aa, Marsh's Radical Car, tree. a prine| ete (Bie cay.” Cal ne enamine, Nor 8 Vonny axbet hide PR a 2 Miraculous Vermin Destroyer ata yh eS q an | prevent ] Geo, Buurders Metailc Tablet Ruaor Strop, Thin, the genuine article, hos pever Beep equalled Ta Potable came to arazor, For nr. No. T Amur Laren, Batchelor'’s Hats Dye, Wg and Mopeeen: ‘The best to the worid, surpassing brig er wold applied, | wt the mauutactory, 243 broadway, Halr—Its Discascs, Fall, Change of Color, | their embellishment. The whole treated caretuhy by @RaND: JEAN, 84 Church street alaistadoro’s Hai ir Dye, Wigs and Toupres— | \d- holewale: ye pele Tolnky applod, a Rov @ Aue Hanae ela nd the dye pe Barry's Patcopherens fe the Best and ‘Wigs, Wigs.—Clirehugh’s ure the Lightest, | cheapest, moat natural and durable, 162 Fulton street, third | door west of Broadway, up slalra. His Hair Dye, 50 Cents a Box, Black or brown. No.1 Barclay street. Inimitabie bair cutting. Holleway’s Pills and Ointment.—Familics unsupplied with these all important preparations are ut the Mercy Of disease. Bolts and bara merely exciude robbers, but lane, N.Y. Epllepsy.—Dr. Hart's works most Wonderiul and marvelous cures, Sold ct 63 Dey mere vests, $3, In fact,everything in prtes CvmEr, BROPHEA'S, JEWELLERS, ™ tent workmen, dine watel Vegetable Extract | \ Hn time & saving at least of 50 per «ent of pie Ita adaptability 858. annnannnnnna tena CRLARROUR: YOKE SHIKTA, MADE TO ORDER, B ALLOU’S FRENOH YOK Ww ‘aud warranted W Ot, at BALLOU UROTHERS, way. B tnd warranted to fit, at BALLOU BRUTHERS, 409 Brond | way. ALLCU'R GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.—A splendid selection of new styles of scaria, &c., justre Geiven!. 409 Broadway, FAN TIFUL LADIES USE G4RDNER'S PIMPLE DES. | (re eA. Wide nocounte for their healthy and beautiful Complex’ It removes pimples and all 6ruptions from tac akin in «fen hours. \IARDNER & CO., 487 Broadway, Proprietors. URGUND? PORT. 1,C€0 quark "ts aud octaves, for axle ta lota to ault pur- chasers, from wry 'er Custom House look, by ©, MELSTT A, B Beaver street, New York. N. B.~Terms low USINESS COAT? FROM $8 TO $12, BLACK SINGLE Brus, se. re ated frocks, $10; & very Kuperior double breasted neh loti frock cont to order, 5 96; canai- the trade at of 0 CLARK, 116 Willlam street, 389 CANAL ret, hereby give novice that having engaged compe they will pay” particular altention to repairing 8, Clocks aid jewa Iry, at very low prices. NORT'S PATENT PREA'TUM HEATERS, HAVING been thoroughly tested an * universally conceded as com qunlition of the buproved heaters, ware mn heavy Call panta es. ining wll the ee ce ivi to private houses and stored ia con red perfect. aiunimption: annecetae 3. H. &W. K. CO RT, Patentee, 60 Bowery. Persons who are atticted with this disense are respectfully | (VORNA, | fuviten to call upon KW. VUNDERSMITHL, M.D. who haw | Bunions, Leen very wucccssiul ia curing who ‘have ‘been pro- ‘Nails penetrating the fleah, ' nounced incurable by thetr physicians. Ottice for the treat Enlargem cnt of the great toe | ment of consumption only, 196 owery, Send for * work which | Cured without pain, no that the boot a \2 be worm telg he has written vpon this disense, after the operation ‘without the least 4 uconvenieace to the pa- Uent, by Dr. ZACHARITE, surgeon chin opedist, 760 Broadway, | Ma Relers to the physicians of this etty. rried. Brucce—Jonxs—On Monday, Oct. 18, by Rev. William Koss, Jamas M. BiuGes to Susan L. Jones, both of Kast Chester, NY. HoLuAce WoRTH—TrRNER.—On Monday Oct. 18, by Rew. J. Voisal, Jomn H. Houuxaswormn, Jr., of this city, to Miss SUES. TURNER, of Paterson, N. J. Ope —Hxnky.—In this city, Oct, 12, at the residence of the bride's father, by the ‘Roy. Luther W. Peck, Mosra OvELL lo BMILY A. Heky, all of this city. ‘Larmeait—I'oore.—-Oh Mouday evening, Oct. 18, by the Rev. Thomas G. Osborne, pastor of the’ Twenty -sev- uth street BiB. chureh, Mir, HENRY J. ‘TarreRSALL, of to Diss ALakGaluer J. 14. Foor, of New York. Jiaprey.—On Thursilay, Sept. 30, by Rey. R. Horton, WM, H. Wiuiams to Sanaa M. Hapuey, all of qr GREAT PAINTiNG NIAGARA Returned and on exnthition, \ vith BARKER'S “ LL. CORSO?" or, THE CARNIVAL RACE'AT ROME, [6 foot by . These tings, togethor with gcleclonf choad velabte Sogharings kt packages al ARE TO BE PRESENTED To the body of ASH SUBSCRIBERS for the faa simile NIAGARA, BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED LN , ‘Now publi by un Artiste! mounted, $90; ts, BLS. Ber turher pericuare sepa ha prospootas vhis city both ‘Copnectiont papers please copy STEVENS, WILLIAMS & 00., Weop—Coxeaus.—t Ramapo, Rockland county, N. Y.1 S08 ct. 44, by the Key, Peter Alen, Me. Curimm Woon, of " city, to Miss Catuanine Concaun, of the forcior | (HAMPIONBHIP. | inven TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Pane Mae AND THIEVES Wituassne ne, Oct. 19, 1858, A? BUFFALO, Lear Sim:—In your issue of this morning the marriage TO WITNESS of Mr. Neicon Baker to Miss Margaret E, Smith, of Wi. | THE FIGHT | par aapy scudne, 38 reported. Such marriage not only never . AND HEENAN. wok piace, but WHS Hever contemplated. Its insertion was See Natiowat Pouce Gaxerts. + piece of ‘Wicked mischief on the part of some unprincl- For sale everywhere. GEO, 0. SMITH. vied person. Parry, —On Tr Juth year of her @ Jicr triends aud those of her brother-in-law, David Lewy, we requested tu attend ber funeral this (Wedue at half-past oue o’eiock, from her late hast Twenty second street. Died. tay, October 19, Joana Bawry, in the the pervons affeeti feates we YONSUMPTION, IF NOT CONFIRMED, CAN BR EN / urely cured by Watts’ Nervous antidote; it will fill the whole system with bealth and strength, which will be perma rn IC Will restore to the aged and feeble the vigor of youth tion after using it; ft will utterly annihilate all ; it haa been used by thousands, whose cartt ¥@ and will send, post free, nited States; the astounding cures it is every day efleotiny pilepay, metiralgla, extreme mental and physical dobility, heumatisn, convulsions, loss of energy, restlessness, comma, re is no reac WaAM.—Ob Motiuay. Oct. 18, AuicK, daughter of | night sweat, dehrinm tremens, &c., would hardly be credited if harles k. and Ha ). Buckingham, of San Francisco. | they were not voushed for by hundreds of certificates from persons in the city to prove our enuire confidence in the anti ral ut te residence of Tetinis 8. Barkal00, ‘Third avenue, J dole. We will refand the money in any case where it ia not Wedne: iy, Cais 1 i racine ) afternoon, at theee o’ewue k. please copy Got. 18, at midnight, of angina Mary Acar Roxks, Wile of Dr. ‘Josep P. Colgan Hier funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, 20th, at two o'clock, trom her late residence, 44 Myrtle avenue. Fixmioax.—On Monday, October 18, Mrs, Saram Fiwsi- GAN, oRed UB years, . ‘Thc ‘uneral Will take place this day (Wednesday) after- mn the residence of her sister, Her friends and woon, at iwe o'clock, fr Catherine Farrelly, 61 Warrea sireet. relatives are invited to attend c.—(m Tuesday morning, Oct. 19, after a linger- ther. tl Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to nitend the funeral of the deceased from her late residence, northwest corner of Second avenue ant Four- tee th atreet, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further invitation. Hier remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter- anent, 1# Fort.—(m Monday, Oct. 18. Liza, only child o George and Margaret Lo tort, aged 2 years, 3 months and 5 days. Te jatives and friends are invited to attend the faune- Wednesday) aiternoon, at three o'clock, frem the noe o Edward Le Fort, No. 160 Congress street, South Brooklyn, L. 1. Looney.—On Tres of John Looney, iu yy, Oct. 19, Euumy, the beloved wife th year of her age. beneficial. and druggists generally, of French, Englieh and American manufacture yero* THE HOME JOU The 7 ‘Among sli the palaces of France, ing ulness, Maky Maupates, wife of Christian G. Gun Lanvre, Ma luv! palace at St. G he great distance the 4 of LBL whose gloomy walla reposed the asl France, and the life ever to reflect on denth, determined to remove from the shadows whic! JOHN PYNE & ¢ »priotors, Lud Nassau ot {OR THE TABLE. FOR THE TABLE. bLEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER, R and BREAKFAST SETS, Also, « large and elegant assortment of GAS FIXTURES, , for sale by JF. DAILBY & CO, 631 a des Thermea, the va, the Kiysee, ming though they wer hat of Versatlles took precedence, hen Louis NIV. be became discontented with bis beautiful ain. From its windows he could ‘liscern, at the Towers of L” Denis, beneath of the ‘kings of royal sensualist, too much im love with che throm those sacred walls threw daily over 1 in what was then the Forest of Veraailles, cost of two hundred millions of dollara be erected for himself, bix favorites and courtiers, that sur. d in magnificence the wildest dreams of thos who had ded him. A cirenit of sixty miles eneloged the immense the centre of which the kingly palace was embowered it by magic, a magniticent ty took the place of hill and rn nnd forest. and wealthy pobles reared their princely homies wear the royal residence, and » bundred thousand cl e wtreets of soon thronged the by¥lon, its ny Versnilies. al an paws modern aeat of d millions tofled throughout ‘The funeral wul leave her late residence, No. 27 Park ud bre of land, to A and clotive these trect, this (Wednesday) morning, at half past ten o'clock | PFyud patrician alge yd Lay indulgence, Te procecding to St. Andrew's ch ore a requiem mass } Aristmeratic gee pat ele te Ee en thence, at balf-yast one o'clock, proceeding to Calvary | Prodigelity and voluptuous joy ruled the hour. “This cemetery. The friends and acquaintances of the famil wea fasblon’s home: and kings over all—even are respectiully invited to attend the funeral without fur. | O¥et royalty, itsel(—dictating alike to potentate and prince, to ther notice. Lecas.—On Tuesday morning, Oct. 19, Fraykun Hevey Lecas, adopted son of Franklin and Jane Henry. aged 10 the. The funera! will take place this (Wednesday) morning, at eleven 0’ im Seventy-eighth street, betweea Fourth and F ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to nd " Kriy.—On Tuesday, Oct. 19, Wauam Ketsy, youngest | v son of Christopher and Rotana Kelly, agod 1 year and 13 da ‘ * The relatives and friends of the family are invited to aultend the funcoral, this (Weduesday), at two o'clock, from the residence Of his parents, No. 567 First avenue, corner of Thiry third street, MeDosseit.—In Jersey City, on Tuesday, Oct. 19, Mrs Maxcaxer &., wife of Thomas McDonnell, Es4., of New Ur lenns, aged 56 yeare—a native of Richmond, Va. Tie relatives and friends of her brothers, Robert 1, Datel P.,and Thomas Smith, Jr., are respectinlly mvited d al from’ the’ residence of Robert IL. t, Jersey City, on Thursday a! fier rewains will be inverted the court costumer, pre ot decoration, his Master of the Adolf La Maire was gathered to his fal Maire, fashic ed in Political dynesties chan the royal mlatrens and to the Adolf de in Maire, led. In all matters of dros, of taste, twin Wag supreme. He held the’ place of nd each morning, after the valets and rentlemen of chamber had ces, With the utumost solemnity of etiquette, Mousleur de. Ia ire nppronched to dress the king, and one by one he handed the bead valet te various articles to be worn by majeaty ; Je, from the garter to th could be worn vyalrobes, After breakfast the ser as Sanetioned by this dignitary joes ot La Mair 0 again into requialtioa, to dress (he mo: ch for the cabinet. Again for din’ ‘after that for r. and imperious royalty, self and exacting u ‘ery other point, ever bowed in acquiescence o the will uf be Maitre des Robeg. Louis XIV. passed from the scene, and in course of time re, leavi his wealth to his son, August La Maire, who ruled as potenti; Orit of fasblon aa did the King over the. world political, But he, tou, passed uway, and hie descendant, Viowor La ec the garments in whieb the sixteenth Louis and be unfortunate Marie Antoinette stood before tbe altar at Ver- 4 inconsummation of that nuptial unioa which germinal tragedy the world bas ever know: naed— tbe Hourlous were driven from throne, and returned to it; but thongh different monsarc are over the land, the family of Le Maire con ery change, to bold the reins of fashion. Bon most melanch f+ ew Orlonns papers please co twa it aot ay army nd lw “Jeans ’ wae Be “hs‘foyl form, and set oll Us ol io, Toons Boos yok outhare fone: at ck fourt, “And when the sal of ebergy, of action, abd of lute!” ee ee ee ee taataa wacg | fectseame to usurp the place ofthe genial the © Siuptvoneamdt a pative of county taken to Black Creek for interment. Armagh papers please copy. M ox.—In this city, on Monday, Oct. 19, of con mption, THOMAS R, MORRISON, aged 31 years; a member of the New York Typographical Union, No. 6 of Alpha Lodge, F. aud A. M, of « * New Orleans papers please copy Qeiy.—On Sunday, Oct. 17, at her late residence, No. 271 West Twenty fourth street, Sesanyal QCIx, wile of Jamos win. . Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Philadelphia papers please copy ‘ Van hee. —On Monday, Oct, 18, Masas, wife of A. Van Eeden, « native of Amsterdam Holland, aged 50 years and 5 ment Werkrs.—In this city, on M: tion, Warnes W. Wienkie, in the Sdtl The foneral will take piace from the r ther, George 8. Weekes, 137 Fast Tw on Thursday mor at half-post eight o remaing With be taken’ to Hempstesd, b. 1 for inter ment ‘ Warsov.—0n Monday morning, Oct. 18, after a | tedions (iines#, Davin Warsow, in’ the “ The funeral will take fre 9 ould " | brother, Jone F, Watton, No. tis 6.7 tabla st tween Joratemon and State streets, Hrooklym, thia (we neaday) morning, at ten o'clock. The frevds and re of his iamiy and those of his brother, are respect nvited to attend. His remains will be taken to wood! for interment, Phitadelphia and Baltimore papers pleare copy Waam.nOn Tuesday, Oct 10, Mr. Gurney Warsns, are, 10 months and 20 das bers af y the German Society ad bis foneral oa Thur from Iris late Boxter street NEW #TYi F, celebrate t fn queationably the the tn ofered at a rate that powors them w _—< T AM ested waver perot sawed ® soled peg boote—warrruted to vive se Are Un cre ———— T RVERDELI/S—WEDDING CARDS. THESE CFLE brated corde, splendidly engraved, can only be had io Broadway, corner of Duane Kestablished 1840. BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.—WILSON'S HAIR colorer and are decided!y the Dost rations for the hair 7 In the world; iy ihe Sheapeat, only 29 conte & bottle w Nie AIR COLORER the holr to a benutiful black oF brown, withont dis: nloring the skin; also restores gray bair to ite original color. Wilson's helr colorer can be applied like water, leaving no Main onthe linen, teming ihe hair brown to jet ees arin ‘any shade froma RESTORER Win care ba ine from falling out ctrengthen weak bain, the growth of the hair, the Pd var! Cand and Pres pease glossy ap- item, New Yom. Pphiiadeiphia, Coilondie & Co. Third ant Wal treet Baltimore: hy No. 2 North Charles street, N. B.—Buy at no other stores, dul the above if you wish the genuine, CADEMY OF MUSIC.—<LADIES AND GENTLEMEN A Co | The deere on it should purchase the Pleca: forint La Piceoiomint PPOPNDING.—81 60 PER YARD FOR CROSSLEY 8 JONES’, 10 ANN BYREET—# @ FoR DOL IAG | vis, Puy SID for dour Medallion velvet carpets; I velvet, SL 12 am Bs | Ramet Te. ‘Smeal ma ingralns, We and Ge. pono “AMRAM. ANDERSON, 9 Bowery. NAILS Cum apm | eat catore et the vain—when the Corsican soldi toll, day after day, and night after ulght, to promote’ the pros. [ove bionghe that a nan iike La Mair marboD: ant ofthat some Adolf La Maire who 4 | afford « place climate, and cure ailtrepresenis w cure. Sole agency le eae dealers ier came to think, todo, t rity Of France through all ite varied interests, one would alt have would have bad cause gone!” Not so, for wi ited millions coun bin @ bieak rock Of Bt. Helena, aud replaced the Bourbon on the throne, a certain Ambros La Maire was ftike King of Fashion still, as he bat been during the relgn K te 0, will valiel, and is tho Costumier do i Kmperairion, aud «till over the world of fashion. True, the Les rontine their presence ty Versailies, but one throne, Rue Neuve St, Augustin, all Enrope the styl and fashion of the: ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are inviued | 4, and crinoline expands ite graceful to atlead Wer Sauerah en, Tenreaey, ug. tr contract te na mensions wit oo De circum ‘ a, . eeribes to the house of La Maire the ladies of our own | o'clock, from her late residence, 246 Grove str Ccuptry are indebted for nrarly all the graceful novelties, in sey Cay, NJ. shape of maniilles, robes, &c., that are wora by elite, "So nthe demand from this country upon that amous last be haa been forced to concentrate the trae toa single depot, where at all times his latest found, and through which all orders will h him. The person whom he hag selected for his important «ig our well known costumer, Mr. WMH. MACKENZIP, Tirondway, whose name bere bas lang been the syno of all that ts elegant, distingne and tastetnl conten to on here the rhe! 1.68 b@ Ren to the beat alvanta, w it apace to Keep the large Heeeeipt properiy tu view, Mr. Ma \ oP ia dea Modes, three doors below the . el, where the votaries of faabion will eiwayy ‘Wes of the fickle goddess. Mr. Mi fe tb principal features of 1 that it w ‘a vase of Ks) roadway wi or ginal of Hue Neuve St. Auguat \INSON'S SYRUP.—THIS WONDERFUL BLOOD PURL | fying ard medicine, is Warranted to keep in Greenwich sweet, near Murray, N. ¥. GUD CHRONOMNTER ware HES. GOLD LEVER WATCHES, GOLD DUPLEX WATCHRS, . INDEPENDENT SECOND WATCHES ADIES’ GOLD LEVER WATCTIES, GoLp Ll ya 4 Moo pol we Twenty live per ceni below retat! store prices schists D_¢. PRAVOCK, Nondow. tod by DAVID RATT, 48 Broadway, uy salon Reprow \N GUNNERY, 1854-BRING 4 TREAT annon and aporting Arne, wg he prin 0 Sith umes see lise *% Gre aor b celeuraied gt na, ce wath ant whole ‘ui descriptions 0 *OHET Lee, HARTURE & t ¥ BAVY ARRIVALS OF ‘ CHINA, BRONZER, dbo. FROM URors, B. V. HAVGHWOUT &0O, Are pow opet the vat and mont elerant assortment of goo Ley have ever received, bet the results of Mr. Haugl- fronts recent pul when uFOpe, Consiga | ELROANT FRENetl CHIN'S BLING sen views, URONZES, CLOCKS, VASES, CANDELABRAS, PINE PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVING @ Panner R AN STATUARY, is N GOODS, ye. We aleo cail attention, our Oe Stock of CHNDELIERS AN’) GAS FIXTURRS, isan ae aap Wangeentine SILVER, 5 “ZR PLATED WARR, 2 CUTLERY AND MIRRORS, OF which we Bi ee an wnuse rich and varied assortment which We are prepared to ell at PRRATR PRI ee eT ALUNWOUT & CO,, Corner of Broadway and Broome street. VATU S LIFE BA Be Anke MATISM, SCROFULA, SALeRESED, ie. fiyait’s Life Balsam fs a8 certain to eure most painful ‘frma of there diseases as water ia to quench thirst; a! nicers, fever sores, the bidod, liver and rysipelas, the worst cases of jdmeys, general debility, piemt contumption. piles, de. Priucipal depet: He Gems per buitie, ALLOU'S FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, MADK TO ORDER, Na 19 Masten lane |" 5 DISCFLLANEOWS, ‘ym Tue Paurmiera. No Tuombag, | ‘The only reat pustintel the tine (n extetonce. For females, or young children who are ar ‘t Any person’ vi years of age ‘may thirty 8) T¥p, and receive no benefit, shal! has heir mouny p dees nerson knows that if ble blood ts ure be mist be | Now, al thie profes Tee THE BLOOD Dy No | loaie: | or aide. Pimples o& tbe face. tdpey om & | inbed. Any person cna themeives Any person who tries the tes, and recommend tt not in» angle cane han Ht ue a Bond Zoe wil not roqrot he coos, some some bay faces magical results, wih others & ps boitles. Vy oy yet ly persona, oni; veg General depot 83 Washington avenue, Albany. IN ALL OASES OF SEXUAL apine and kidnoye is magtoat. ch fed eee CARES SYRUP I8 ALL VEGETARLE, AND BO b. minoral, and that Ls what the human blood nosds. AND NO MI Cry Oe SYRUP t NLARK'S SYRUP CHANGES THE /) Yon of Ure blood, aud killa Uke poleoa of dineane. \LARK’S SYRUP 18 ALL ROOTR, \/ ral; $600 will be given for any grain found NLARK'S SYRUP HAS NONK DEATHS Bae C frteud—miveral. a NLARK'S SYRUP C2 a BARNES & PARK, Now York, wholesale, MLARK'S SYRUP—FOR WEAKLY i ‘om’ ot warofulas complains, a OH BENG, Sa — XLARK'S SYRUP IS MAGICAL ON PERSONS WITH Cane b Or blond dlanson Of uo Rite or eaten MLARK'S SYRUP.—THIS GREAT BLO) RIP ORR Cc bundreds will speak of ite benefit, —_ QYARE'S SYRUP mas cURRD CASES OF WRAK! J _dysyepain and sour momach more than ai! caters ALABK’S SYRUP IS SIMPLE, LO o x. C'APESSR CLA SASS ime 20 num, ‘NLARK'S BYRUP FOR WHOOP! NG i) Ria C fever, or on children, ia the or fp pose it. AtC. H. 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