The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1869, Page 10

re LN TE TT 10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET, , 1 ; letter the first bark Andrew Hicks, of WEST PO!MT, Jerform many, that crates more excitement among BROOKLYN IP rELLIGENCE. Ee ee oil tay sisband. and Jerry Ee m Beuleed™vergucn & Woe rome ort Nowy Heady Gallpagee tas penne canta wpectatars, oper narging, bbe none, were then clenched; uaband was und | a K Raokett & letter ‘Capt park, re Commencement of the Faxxinbmtione—The Ave | Causing ofenbres aud the report of the firearins 18 | ATTEMPTING 70 ESCarE yRow THE Hoe oF Tur | Jerry was trying to et the pistol from niin; 1 then | pre, Providenee— ther al Taloainane i care any ih so vival of the “Plebe’S-Hie Composition and | te fact that the horses used are of the most ungover; | Goop SHEPHERD.—Y esterday afternoon a girl, fifteen gg ane See. poco ee eT stood | “Sloop Emerald, Norton, New Haven—G K Backelt & Bro. Saas eco "Srnege told, AppearanceA Troaper’s Drill. Pc thouglt trey every favorable | Years old, named Rosanna Kenney, made av attempt | Jerry say “ain shot” 1, then took the ARRIVALS. 7 | Base told, having taken & ai Wasr Porn’, June 2, 18¢9, oppertunity, To-day, however, they did not suc- | to escape Lgg Bs Home of the Good Shepherd, in _ from my husband and it went CA omer nay REPORTED BY TUR HERALD OTRAM YACHTE. Hotase, NL, A me mands ; t pret . ceed in creating any vacancy’ in ibe ranks ofthe | Henry sireet, between Pacific and Atlantic. She | on hearing the report iny husband 1» last year. off Mi ‘March 2, bark Mt ‘The examination of the Graduating Olass was ch for the mobos are as good riders as their | jumped from the second story window of the insti. | made you do ity” I answered that I did not mean to Menmsbip Mapbaitan (Br, Poreriee Liverpool May 19 and ton, Cot, B, ‘seasol bbls all told, and ‘of commenced this morning hefore the ful Board of | {Mss for the mem ors tae At Seem to. like the | tution, Dut Was so severely injured in dofug so that | do it; 1 thenran into the street and my husband fof | S'Gncn "iiaa'noe weather all ue passage a's Kreat net Aaice fon Coot Hyland, of bark’ Rouaseat, of NB, re Examiners and the Board of Visitors, It ts consid- | danger than otherwise. As for the drill itself it was | she was unable to walk, She was taken to the Long | lowed me; T did Not point the pistol w! ms i mene | of fog: May 2 Mat 3138, ton 2090, ens National steam | ycMyagler f mm Cay tyr Ya, oll as before ad " ered one of the duties of ite latter tobe present at | & Very fine one, and showed very conclusively that | Island College Hospital. nny Create eee intesael the Tory toad —_ ship, hy la 47 v4.ign 20, spoke bark Daphne, | fail that day for Gallipagos and’ OH Shore, to return to sae-qzaintagiions ‘during ‘sue entire ‘Aa bel thay the scholars ure Well up in everything that geese | Suicur MisTAKE,—Mre Mary Cullen, residing | ysto) Coroner ere inforaied toe eice wares of 8 Pasta stots tdlenctant asa fer Liverpool same #38, | cahuane nest ep pase id ie thorou » ry le beri adiioeasrstecx allt fapeeic®, ce picid ene | fnemice (0 ct stow af oe, bones: Snes EA? =v Aiton — ee ve pres A a caine lnduest wilt be ontinued this evening. 1 ibd nling Sank oF Be aN shne omusabin Win Kenue- Brig Sapuae Lincaay, Wilton, from Boston for Demaraie, oe a ee yore cata, Meir particular | Sus 9 ABOMESS 0H una Arps days since, and the reeult was not atogetner satis- | iangrana't wil neorepemr auerred, Strick- | giehmanrp breactiey Howes, Philadelphia, with mdse, oJ May Francia Dav Doane, from New York for Para, » efere a table and be edifed by | win be delivered this gow ts Ber. Beary Ward | factory to ler. 4 spirit of revenge prompted uer to | "te prisoner was tu Captain, Wogtom's custody | “Ship Aga Elariage (of Boston), Baker, Manila Feb 2, with | siiesinehycss what they hear, if ther, possibly can, take a8 many | Beecher. He was a few days ago tendered the honor couse the arrest of Mrs. Ann O'Day, whom she ac- | rast night, but he will be sent to the Raymond street | hemp, sugar, &e, to ‘order. Passed Anjier Feb-22, Cape of Ports. notes as they like abort what they understand, and, see ‘cater ee tye clams ae if | cused of having beaten her. Mrs. O'Day produced | jail ‘this morning on “a commitment of Coroner Good! Hope pr 1 und croused the Hyuator May 6 in Jon | , Lasnox, May 10 In, port brig Richmond, Powers, from if they see Mt, Wille ont, for future Use, thelr opin. | ee eee eat General, Shennan was to | Niuesses who tequified (har she wad tn anor arto | Whiten arch i lat $8 8, foh 88.00 Ey apoke ship. Rodeo (Beir from | "\LEGHORN, May Th “In port barks Edward Hemplenmachet Jons on the various ‘subjects about which they under- | be the honored individual; but when it 1s borne it | nave been committed. Judge Walsh imposed a tine Selcuits Yor London, $4 dave out; April 3 lat $8908, Jon | (NG) Zietke, to fond for Boston s Devt oe asin; Sttesa stand nothing WY atever, Although at frst blush | mind that the Oe tne | of twenty-tve doliars on Mra. Cullen for fighting. NEW JERSEY. iat $4 50,100 re tip Gofdandgy (Bris from Rangoon for | Bambino Gulsepye tal Monte, for dot, brigs Soerato (Ital ‘this part of their ‘quiies would seem to convey the Seetee in anywise represented tu the engineer Suspicion OF HOMICIDE—EXHUMATION OF 4 ~ —— Tanton, Ba ao aye et scuce, and Sat (al Jaccarino, for do; Siorinds re idea that they would, im strictly fulfilling | corps, it seems quite evident that for the class to | Bopy.—By advice of the Board of Health the body Jersey City. with railway Iron, to Boyd &-Hincken.’ Was 16 days By Novices, June 2--Arrived, steamship India, Munroe, New have extended him the invitation would have been | o¢ Eaward Doyle, interred in Calvary Cemetery on FOURTH OF JULY CRLEBRATION.—The sum of $1,000 | Bi ‘aince had light winds and calms, jan ‘ork. Brig Muchas (of ‘Whi gstor ‘NGOON, April 12—In port bark Henry Buck, Nichol the 26th ult., was exhumed yesterday by Coroner | has been appropriated by the Board of Aldermen Came vin Pre dy ne ene B oon AP Buck, ts, for the celebration of the Fourth of July. bak to re Sap aa Clapp, he # rings from Nassau as fart a erieat it Zpmpyaete Bar- x 4 . ere a sad 3 c! n, tha two mates | Bess, $ yea f c In conclusion I mention that one of your | thorities that her husband was buried on a certificate MEETING OF RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS.—The AQ- | EiG'steward of brig J Me : ye ‘bark Trat ir), Pe ld, NYork. 4 ig Bor ard of Visitors of the present day ca | poring contemporaries created a good deal of | of one of his attending physicians for erysipelas, | nual meeting of the New Jersey Railroad Company | ported) Nay ton Bebame Bones. in Cone et Ancol Sune Peartived, ‘steamship New York, do again, W ithout giving any very painful evidence | merriment up here to-day, by publish in their | but she had good reason to believe that his death rig George (Br), Dodd, Cienfuegos, 19 days, with molas- | Nordeuhols, NYork for Bremen. P ay, by was held at the depot A lengthy report nae. 38 dare, ‘of thelr OW n ignorance as to any particular subject, | issue of this date the names of the gentlemen who | was caused by violence received at the hands of cer- a! e depot yesterday. lengthy report | ses, to Hatton, Watson &'Co. Had light ‘and calms T JOUNS, NB, Juue 1—Arrived, ship Avonmore, Corfield, 4 graduated last June as the correct list of the cadets | tain persona in Remsen street, E. D., two weeks | wasread showing the immense profits derived by | the entire pasate NyYork; schrs Louisa D, Wagner, do; Tropic Bird, Philadel- ‘There is othing so sweet to some oMcial people as | FON wraduate this month, and Wiose Lames | previous to his death. A post mortem examination | tne company from the public. Some of the members | gate vith prety nd nalaaneas to E'Bush Gon eetied' ie (ae Jat bank Ma Bid, Packard, Montevideo; sehr B brig JB | 0 McLean, NYork. : them, be goivig beyond their depth in many , ‘an exhibition of a peculiar kind of forgiveness that abstruse pro’ siems, at should be understood | does not prevail in these times to nay ereae extent. ‘that what the Board of Visitors have done in former BEHIND THE “TIMES.’? Whitehill. The widow of deceased informed the au- oe sice of rigidly adhering to whatever their | were given in the HERALD a week ago. was made by Dr. Jos. Creamer last night, and an p ROaAr a > ssore have done before them, and thé Board bi inguest will be held on Friday, : palin esl pad ors Feaplng Moca Ll Browns for Foidephia eo for ——, and brig J B res , Ports. 108 Viiftors are as consistent now as they ever were. | THE CHARLESTOWN, MASS., TRAGEDY. Fings DURING THE Past Monra.—Thirty-two fires phate age protec iaMicdiston Gee Scholls Bermuda Way 26, with | poston, May 31—Arrived, brig Afton, Billott, Aquin vis . present tem be continued. Ip anticipation of ; . mt of an examination here differs EEA are reported to haveoccurred in Brooklyn during | Prch'tegultthe old board was re-clected, consisting RP, Cooper, Bermuda, 7 days, with producs, | 104 + Clifford, NYork; bark Tonic (Br), Hale, - sbi “very materially from the commencement of anex- | Dennis Reem, the Accused, Confesses to Cut. | Me past month, Four were the result of incendiar- | of the following gentiemen:—Martin A. Howel, D. 8. sr), Roberts, Harbor Island, 9 days, with Powers Sr thomat y 4 5 from taneous combustion and five | Gregory, Hen wson, Hamilton Fish, Alphonsus | fruit, to Jos . ‘@mmation in many other institutions in the country. ting Of the Head of His Brother-in-law tem, three Spo mMbustion an Dens, idhommta Peers: George Cherebod” Tord, Behe Delmar, ‘Lank, Newbern, NC, 8 days, with 1 Sune {arrived Mary Ban Bangs, Liv. via Bt Brig Annette Jones & Lon Wo formal speechmaking or powwow XK from the explosion of kerosene lamps. The loss on 4 Snelling, er Abend i Pande aera gles of any kind | with a Sausage Axe. Dullaings is $19,486, loss on stock, $30,805; Insurance | Hand Suydam and Isaac Scudder. | Subsequently (0 | “Rit iy ookey, Jolson, Virginia. , lis (Bs), Newman; Fort do Paix’ Strom? Places, but the cadets, as soon as the exam- Boston, June 2, 1869, on buildings, $215,400; insurance on stock, $165,800. members held high carnival on one of the ferryhoats, Schr Isle of Pines, Lake, Vi eee ‘St. Marc via Im ;, achra Cora Etta, ters: take their seats, are called into the library | ‘The terrible tragedy which took piace m Charles- | ‘The total loss, exclusive of the great fire at Hunter's | #‘ter which the adjournment took place. Sehr JL Adkins, Roboing, Virginia, Sleeper, Hone redei shia Belgwc bark guile’, rooms by sections, graded according to their stand- | town some two. months since is still fresh in the | Point, amounts to $117,845. The loss by the Hunter's : Hoboken, ‘Gobr A'S Cranmer, Grantor: Alexauahies Pes Ay Sates Aivien Artbur Bygloeeo, frown Gorees llens “ing in their various studies, and the whole affair is | public mind as one possessing more horrible features OT eee pe re ypareey Perrrion AcaInst THE DRAINAGE Commissioy.— Schr Daniel Holncs, Heulon, ‘Alexandria, from Cien cules miata: GRA ues eaeaieal a searried ont as seriously as way de, with a crowd of | than any ever before committed 1m this vicinity. It | Jonn J. Eden are now under mdictments for arson. | 4 Petition signed by a large number of the citizens oe Henry Finck bg erhs . pr Oe. 0: eee eis Nora, Gibbs, Glenfuegos? KCB Walker, Pete giggling young ladies ogling the gray coats from | will be remembered that early one forenoon the dead | They will probably be tried at the next term Of the | was presented to the Board of Aldermen at their last Scha Anne Shepard, Bowditch, Georgetown, DC. tengill, Savannnb iggtbas Jonathan Gone, Crosby, Albany i tbe time Taeymaxe ter appearance unt ‘bey | Yay of bens Cron vas found aretehed acu | HHFE FERS eae ti Se a ee | ESHER Bett oe now we | Sa lark RAR : A y s a don. i xler forah (and passed Cu) return to the barracks, The first two sections | ameat block ina sausage factory in Charlestown, | giygg COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, | A Disnixavisuep AnrivaL.—aAfter the landing of | “Schr Nelite Fotter, Harvey, Baltimore for Hartford. 4:16), Scotland, und Lon'e; brigs C & Kelley, and Natrova. and one half of the first section of the class | and that the head was completely severed from the seh the passengers from the Hamburg steamship Hol- Schr J D Ingrabam, Dickinson, Philadel hia for Hartford. June 2—Arrived, waamnan Tepsase, Bakeor, pi ‘were examined to-day in engmeering. This particn- | body. Near by was a sharp meat axe, covered STOR TN Oats hehe Gov 5 Smnttb, Crowell, Boston, 4 days, with mdse, | Nina, from Maniiay Urige Orage, Me fevanuah; AGoy Wat, tar branch of thelr studies includes of comme, civ | with the blood. of the murdered man, and | _T¢ Kings county Board of Supervisors met yes- | sata yesterday # massive gangway was crected, and | toPiNer, 21, 1 snnexin, Gloucester ton Georctow's Ss Minnie Abbio, Harding, Philadelphians ay Well 08 military engineering, and eee bed “ir {with whieh it was clear the deed had” been | tray afternoon, Supervisor Osborne in the chatr. | down its broad beams passed an clephant of enor | rio schp Margaret & Tues, from Wilmlogton, NO, aurivea | 12s ‘Rueruon, do, echrs 7 A Brcwe, Brighiman, Fonts ee Jeena . The Commissioners of Records submitted a report, Peer ere ia res pare Russia, weighs | aot, is consigsed to Bentiey, Miller & Thomas.” Studder, Grand 5 BF Keating ‘War, as illustrated in the constitution of field forti- | commited. His brother-in-law, Dennis Reen, who Babsock, Pensacsins Richardson, Ni 3 Leland, Charleston; 0 W NYork. ations, outlines of permanent fortifcations, | had been at work with him in the same. | *#/ing that they had, in accorlance with the powers | will be exhibited in the Central Park of New York on Maeeed: Semensie cece ert Sleataer Escort, frou N York. ‘ tereotomy, advanced guard and ontposia and me. | reom, was missing, and, a8it was known there had | Ye#ted in them, examined into the condition of the | next Saturday and ikoghoks te week following. : ROUND SOUTH. (BALTIMORE, "Slay Si—Arrived, ship, Astronom (NG) & . ver Bergen le Schr Ann E Carll (of Northport) ter, from Lisbon, 47 lopper, Bremen ;_ br! jaronte (Br), Bomana, Palermo ehanics of engineering. During the examination | been a diMeulty between the two, it was reasonably | Teens. documents, maps and indices in the offices Lipa dapat elitr earls ky (8 BY Wepbergs I bound to Sout Aone | Polos! (Bry, Conitioet, do; Hiram AbIC, ‘Tibbete,” Trinidad ; “ of the County Clerk, Registrar and Surrogate, and DaRING ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.—About three | poy,’ May I spoke achr Montane, of Dorchester, Mavi Delopea (Br), Atkins, do; schr West Dennis, Crowell, Wind~ taany of the most famous of ancient and modern | supposed that he was the murderer, Search wasim- | 61 inet the st SareAGCEERG GHIA tae tye, in | O'clock yesterday morning officer Welsh observed Chaved on Grand Hanke, withasPanintain of fat” ate ay campaigns were, so to speak, fonght over again by | mediately commenced for him, but before the | "™ pr aehy require, fe ‘Schr A_M C Smith, Harris, from George's Banks for New leared—Bark Hunter, York, West Indies; schr R E Peck several. of the graduates, all of wiom are supposed omM cers could get on his track he called at the police consequence of the,great and rapid extension of the i men Bovoring’ near: eis Teel venieue Tey, Ae Yorn ‘Pint rg or ag 2 Pay N York, with hi on, Lomes at ‘two Brothe for Annapolis Roads, to finish records, that ‘mmediate steps shouid be taken | Butler, on Ocean avenue. Quickly summoning two | ,,Scbh jinth Samay, from Lubec for New York, with head: lag beige Alex iirkiam eey Calne ble line f—Arrived, brig Hel to have thoroughly studied the various details or | station and gave himself up, but indignantly and to factiltate a thorough examination in the oilice | policemen, Welsh hailed the men near Union street, Sehr Chi ter, Wasa, from Calais for Ni Ie. Gould, NYork; schra Helen almost every noted battle that has been | positively denied all knowledge of the tragedy. The | of the Registrar Boe the county. After a Hy they attempted to escape. Two of them were Schr Osprey, Orowiey, trom Addison for New York, with Mar mikes sages i80 brane ‘Yor fought, since the First Napoleon's time at least, | oMicers took htm into custody, however, and he was | careful consideration of the subject they arrived at | arrested and conveyed to the police station, where | #Parhy to Gorham Boardman. P During. the cross-questioniigs which Were had sat: | examined and fully committed for tral, and ‘the | the conclusion that the proper course would be to | they gave their names respectively as James Smnith | y Schr Mary Langdon, Pinkham, from Rockland for New | Home Sondven, io a, Hara ais, = eerning several of the battles fought during the |: trial was finished in the Supreme Judicial Court, at | ave indices of deeds and mo: arranged in | and Thomas Handlen. The other succeeded in 4 Potter, from Nantucket for New York, lanes sehen Adele adel, ome Cambi idgeports ae pertieke ‘ord, Albany ; Boatd of , Keener, 3 ir what may be termed name and order, the same as | escaping. Near the scene of the arrests were found ‘att ac Mare Os HG Roge: Se e War the graduates were required to point out what age Cambridge, this morning. cbr Willow Harp, Davis, from New Bedford for New | Sparks; Major O'R arp, 1 A er 3 dy, Bai e last witness placed upon the stand was Reen | 18 used in the “City Directory,” and that 200 copies | a dark lantern, a huge bunch of skeleton keys aud a ety, Brown, and A'C Conde, Yorks A Movements, if any—judging them from thei v= Jedge of the oe oF war they, eeariee gh himself, and, in response to questions by his counsel, | Of these be printed, at a cost not to exceed $100,000, | number of burglar’s implements. The captured par- ‘ork. janmon ast joston Sarah C Smith, Banks, rors,” not to say blunders, of the commanding gene- |.Mr. A. 0, Brewster, he made a full confession of the | The matter was referred ta the Law Committee. | ties were committed to await trial. Sehr Benj Strong, Brown, from Providence for New | ton; Minquas, , New Bedford. ‘The answers in thi i ct H : ‘The following communication, showing the amount ‘ork. Sailed “Bark. 3 scbre BE Fecker, Annie Edith. a more than one instance, I feel | crime in the following words:— ing e ahey Schr Wm Gillum, Raukin, from Portland, Ct, for New | | BANGOR, Ma: jailed, bark J B ‘Bradley, Bradley, serial nave been rathor anoying. Geta | tam hiro teur.o aga; har, bmn, niacouny | Chane tienen for i, ous ane TELEBUPHG EWS ITEM ee Native. wer tsoe, el Sa Ae 10" e: only heard | three years; have bad the measies, which left my eyes in & 10, — — Sehr Hattie 8 Collins, Hill, from New Haven for New c % |, May 80—Arrived, bark Mar! » them. The following named cadets were examined | bad siate; Mrs. Cronin isa sister Of mine; she sent $40 to OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE) vi 8 - | York. ster, Norfo! ‘on the subjects given opposite their names. ‘The | !teland by draft to bring me over; have bad trouble fA Fine DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF Bnyomies | 4 bias chic porte dither db ac bay “Behr Sarah J Hoyt, Cranmer, from New Haven for New Sailed Brig Henry Perkins, Mazo, Bowons a aay Srat-mentioned subjects are the practical iliustra- | Groain and wife for slander! on the moruing of the murder | Mr. B. B, Capuny, Clerk of the hoant of Superticors said pling sapeel ner pontine hit | ari Marle Carr, Jones, from New Haven for New York. | Yokes svete to a gen cue aes a op ere he second those | Twent to one Mr. Furbush's lard factory, where Thad teen | “Sin—the Commissioners of the Fire Department of the | Vessel has Sentenced to four years’ Imprison- | Schr Win Penn, Davia, from Bridgeport for New York. (PORTRESS MONROE, June 1—Arrived, brig Brothers, FIRST SPOTION, eA Leeween eight and siue Cclvet, when some worss | Suh baste of oechete hare sdomed ihe Tollonice mes | ne Sehr Kuncy Jones, Munton, from Northport for New York, | SALE RIVER, June 1—Arrived, schr Hyne, Glover, Jack- wHun, L. G.—Sirains ouditerent pata of ron roof truss | arose between ueabout himeelt and wife; he eave the lie; 1 | of moneys to be raised for the department for the year | THe Braves of the Confederate soldiers in Holly- ss riniakecstaomnceg sonville. a TE wag chopping lard at the block with the axe at the time, and 0 wood Cemetery at Richmond, Va., were decorated | , Bris Yankee Blade, Coombs, from Elizabethport for New. | | GEORGETOWN, 80, May 20.-Arrived, schr Palmer, New Bergland, E. ‘ ae top! yy eces is ni ng and ie guanihall aaalahalegtalll oo “put nia the Kelley I ure him blow wah the | memaines’. (So nal Featerday: -Abows can choasand. persane visited the Beg Minnehaha, Treing, from New York for Pletna. Bisi—Cleared, ahr Helen M Condon, Condon, Belfast man, S. E.—Pneumatic pile; manner of using, &c,- | SXe across the back part of the neck; I then left the factory % General ‘supplies. metery. The but ouses were closed and a r Mary Stowe, Hawkins, from Jacksonville for New rived, brig Biack Swat 3 Mii ® % a 5 Hi 5 hr Wm Britman, Sm: NYork. ‘rlmmont, W. ©.—Campaign of 164 in Virginia— ais ‘nt wee, meat ree e Boston” to te 15,000 Contingencies Ais Kncapouciatniad arias Sehr gparkitn Sea, Rona, from Alesana for Norwalk, Nay Si—-Arrived, brig Guysborongb (Br), "ott i itt it h se rs. jattery; stay there a ort i fo chr Zuletia Kenyon, Buckingham, from Sout nboy for Me—Cenerai Sherman's campaign in Georgia | 8nd got frightened about antag hn went becktsGherion: |. belonging to Dunn's Drive, was carried over asmail ATCO Alossndon “ sh ae ay i TiOLMES HOLE, May Sl, AMS Arrized), brige Kate, (Br), Military Positions, town, and got to the house of Calihan at one o'clock; Mr. | are organieed, reads as follows :— water! fow Rumfor , in the Androscoggin Schr Rainbow, Alexander, from Elizabethport for Boston. | Izatt, Matanzas for Boston; 5 a H. L.—Front of Autwerp (permanent fortifica- | MF. Callihab, bein informed of the murder, told me to go and ‘The Supervisors of the county of Kings are hereby em- | river, Maine. Five of the men jumped out, two of paet® Geers Green, Waren, from New York for Cow Baltiaoey: f00 De Aer a me Rerltans eeaer a rie of 184 OF : ve myself up, 7 then lef}, Callthan’s and went with Pat | powered and directed annually’ to order_and cause to be.) whom were saved and three drowned, The Tour re | Riv prancie Cott, Reynolds, from New York for Abdi- | ‘diet PSt—Arrived, brig. Taabelia, Jowett, Hopklus, Bangor tious and poeumatic caisson. (Napoleon's)—Founda- | teeciiling of Cronin, as { usually did; never worked atthe | to taxation according to law witin tio city oF Brookiyn, ase | maining in the boat went over in safety. son. wets by for N¥ork; acta Uilve’ Hayward, Arey, Baltimore for Bo ol aks inna os OF Cates | BERG, ER Pre de Ra see | Bente ge | Gene ea cultwiseanasd face | Exinmiomecnmneee corer teers | WAIE Ai sing cary, aed Cor Bao — r ds). ( e iow i ret ‘ommissioners. at Louisville yesterday, and was a marked success. Mas New Yor 4 Brig Dt ; schra J § Curtis, BM Con. Taylor, D. M.S ee eX ee king and queen | tobe maunters tucre Was no blood Uren my Chethee, PeeveU* | ‘The communication was referred to the Committee | The attendance was immense, nearly every tobacco eT a Rall one Nae Wore tor thom: | done OW Besion D fates, PPP kdsting: Mary Brewer, Prat part wooden roof truss—Atiacks during alferent Derioas of ‘To District Attorney Morse—I and Cronin had been talking | 0D Special Taxes. rower in the State being present. The number of | aston. rie Bird (Br), Cora Etta, @ A Hayden, George & Mary, Re oan at the block about five minutes; was very angry and talked | | ‘The Chairman read the notice of the passage of the | hogsheads entered was 650, which bas no parallel in | Schr Haze, McPhee, from New York for Greenwich. ber my ie pat Paine, Loise, NYork fo ©. H.—Reverse detlement of field works—Founda- | lond; Prank Harmon cime inte the shop at the time and was act, authorizing the plans of the aity to be extended the history of the trade. pcbght Oseat C Acken, Hobby, from New York for. Stam- | Sue LAM i ochre A Paine, Lolee Wrote . i 7: ; J roug! 6 county; also the act for paying the ‘The organization of the New Hampshire isl a- Sch ty , 2 a Ba ‘ ). : ‘Osgoos, W.—Comparison (relative advantages) of bast! Mr. Dixon doit; I’had been drinklog from # flask 4 , pshire Leg Schr Marla Lunt, Boynton, from Jersey City for Boston, Ruth Hodedon, Hall, Rockland for do (and sailed). denntio abe cares Myst oF Torieanione stone noes key at thastioie; writ for slaner kad been oe oe members of the Board a salary of 5 ag per aunum. | ture was promptly effected yesterday forenoon by ogi a Sailed—Briz kate; achra Frank Howard, Vicksburg, Olive ‘Augur, J, A.— Prelim! a Se ee ee eee Cane Freee Hepee dae te monitiy mutts the | the choice of dohn ¥. Mugridge, ran Whench: or SAILED, MAXDIANOLA, May 17—In_ port brig Belle of the Bay, agur, J, A.—Preliminary movements to and the battle of | murder. 4 President of the Senate, and Samuel heeier, of : ¥ te “a Rag A a ss Bettyaburg—Atiack aad defence of defiles, " "3 ne Cl an offered a resolution to the effect ‘Speaker. hea’ of nea for Li 1: ok a Noyes, for NVork, lig, to sail in a few days, eahzit, Da A. Napoleon's campaign of 106—Enflading and | greet‘ ieen iad given i aaron ne tury tateey | that the clerk of the Board be empowered to have Tore models of brevity, earnest, Work aud & Driet va, Charleston, “oe rota Ae Renin (for Indianola ibd Lavac’ for getty, B— Battle of Austertitz —Outworks of permanent gue Pt aes By rendered, Sone. fort he) doped _ passed effecting the ese ee seagate ae ay | no sailed, steamships Alt pemarie, for N orfolk, Cnty Potut ea, outa ig the bar, wraling, ioe He to go over) 3 3a Bird, ; i area. rles Spinner, of Schenectady, who w: _ mes a i . Leggett, W. W.—Simple crown work and teter-dn-pont— | ment, and while reviewing the evidence which had | ,,A resolution was adopted to invite proposals for arnuted 12 New Urleans for stealag $1,000 in bonds, | Wid at sanset NNE. MOBILE, May 27--Arrived, brig H Houston, French, Bose MNelan, G. ¥.—Siege of Fort Wagner—Ditterent lines of | Deen given against ihe murderer, Keen interrupted page the plans enone aiwasaen oned cord: | and Peter Criss, a horse thief, broke ont of the Shipping Notes. \°Cieared—Steamship Mauritius, Corry, Liverpool; brigs Mus» 8 (diffe: ae Wit! vol o fe Br ba by yy fald works (different kinds), LO ee ene et aaa and, standing up in the | irthe work was done in accordance with the plans | Schenectady jail yesterday afternoon. gg the clipper ship Golden State fa ail on the larger one of | ANU Auntnnan, and JL Bowen, Amabury, Herre, THIRD SECTION. — dock, told the government attorney that | i: would cost ‘than th employ of ihe Sheriff went into their cell with ee: NEW ORLEANS, May 27—Cli steainship Geo Crom Aspinwall—Seven weeks’ campaign in Bohemia—Battle of | if ne, Cronin, or any other man, had talked to him Cost more fe appropriation, and the | water, when they seized him, threw fim into the | the Erie Basn dry docks at Red Hook. well, Vaill, NYork vla Havana; bark Ocean Eagle, Luce, y Re H.— for fiel ~— ck.) 1 7 3 fa 4 a te 2. SE ean 6 oe <Cpast endes aa 22 | mount appropriated—$75,000..'A resolution. was |, St the tue. sheathing patched, was floated out of the central one on | pool, h i atin Sa peg nt _-Stratas on diferent parts | anusing them im spite of all efforts, The adopted that the Board ef and raise in the taxes AMICHIGAN SENATOR’s CoaT OF ARMS.—Senator Monday morning. aes Sine ieee Pinedo atest UB pa ‘Movemen men ol d . —f f Rourke, J. G,—-Campaign of Pope in, Contr al Virginia ave | District Attorney concluded his argument soon after pines i a or $4, for the Prospect Park Chandler left here with his family and servants on ‘The brig Express, 300 tons, built in Sastmola in 1838, and be- Hongist (sf), Burchell, Bremen. Daitle of Autietara. and the jury re din about fifteen minutes | Parade gi Saturday night for New York, where he will remain | longing to Christianstadt, after having her zinc sheathing Ass, May 27—Arrived, brig Lady Monk, |, an bn Teaton, F.—Construction of enfiladi r . | brougat in a verdict of guilty of murder in th A resolution was offered thanking the Eastern Dis o . Barrow, from Porto Rico. Outside at ‘anchor, wig wind, Ae rere SS petiodion, snd counter:'bet | brought fas verdict Of Gulley of maar 2) She Ore | «trage pire Deparcinens, under Chiet Muginee Anika, | nn cater peetereciey *o amilune (ot ORR RT EO) Pecoe wee ae te ee Wane, Ste Daicaee to i ships Africa Uulon, and Success; bark Gessner, a E.- See wna hatte, othe the shaft interval had anything to say, and he responded by asserting eee eee ahaging ering the fama vg female servant, and he takes two black male ser- | wyatt 7 E reg Pai kay! peers picks : ere, ‘May 29—Arrived, echr Joel Vansant, Bennett, eon, i" --Defeuces of New York hai that his coufession was true in every respect, and | oh ‘ql of ite | vante, These servants are to be fitted out, while in aay Grae mine Gt ee en 1 ee q Dowd: econ, U. B.—-Defences of New ¥ tit a Celike provocation he would kill any man, | county, from burning during the large the x Hunt eee eee eats are toe aaged Que, while In | trom the People's dry dock, foot of Gouvernenr street, on we Meee nore ee cenck,- ett, nile.» Gleared— Ships Tgora (Br), Hayes, Hamburg; Nelson (Br), in Pe ear Le Porter Shall, Philadeiphias F.—Battle of Nashville. “s Peint. ‘The members of the Board quarrelied Md Mo: x i Sher a tow imcments’ suspense Reen obeped an | o's Pent. ard quarrel the’ men servants are to be of lavender color, with | Monday afternoon, after having ber yelow metal slieathing THE “ PLEBES. order to stand up, and, amid @ painful silence, the | fr @ long time over the matter, and General Crooke | Wnite buttons, upon which is the sligingun coat of | patched. ; Although, as a general thing, the indescribable % informed him that he had been tri moved to make it the special order of the day at the 7 Wail, Liverpool; schr F L Porter, i of the present month, the several youngsters | Tenained for him to pass sentence, and he therefore | . The Tesolution to compliment the firemen was | Servants wear inrge Melt buckles, Dearing the same | ceareMows: Maas: i 1851, and belonging to Salem, is on the | FAME A aoe Orta Cascatelley Cantaley Bagtn; Clara. P ‘who hope some day to make their mark in the mivary | Ordered that he be taken to the East Cambridge jail | *40pted and the Board adjourned. Genign os tans fg the buthene The Tete ot ttne | sectional dry dock, near the foot of Rutgers slip, being calk- Haateneme Bret nner aches Challeng’, Gafliver, York $ werld nga Poo eg x not quite a8 | and remain in close conffuement until such time as 5 EL MSP mervare black, with @ wide purple band ana a large | @ tipped of her old and tnrnished with a now suit of yel- | sila ish, Edwards, Fox Island; A Tirreil, Atmore, Lane's pT, onion the notority of tyanking” new the Executive should, bet apart (ot his execution, THE WILLIAMSBURG TRAGEDY. sliver cockade, ‘n the centre of which is one of the | low metal sheathing. CFE. oh title Andem Sheopard, Trinidad; brigy_ Hermes pe an Not quite so extensive as it ls. I believe the ae ‘until dead. and hung by mennnnnnnnnnnnnnnhies puttons aforesaid.—Detrou Pree Press, May 31. ‘The steamer Commander, 354 tons, built in Fairhaven in | Blackert, Laguayra: Jos Howe (Br: MeElhenny, Pictou. ‘veriest stranger who Comes up here to spend a day or | @ neck wal amiah 4 o erento y A Dehonging 16 Adlbor. 2 is June T—Arrived, barks Sy! Thompson, Mes.ina; two could pick out s “plebe" from the erowds at the | gid "yut it was only momentary, for “when obese Deete ee ee Caanains wadciecmnir nee GENERAL NOTES, seas dry donk ai tho f00t6C Cilsion stress, Soving ber | Se a Lene ae aan aaa Cathal a pemie: Botels, at first sight, for he is certainly a very the officers offered him a ‘glass. Of Water we cal Examination—Ceroner’s loquest—Interesting — : sae jon street, having her Pires, das fig Bie : it, Gardowss} 3 8 Bra lon, being, take him ail in all. Whether in brutal air of bravado returned and he replied, “No, | ‘Testimony. ‘Theannual game of base ball between Yale and | Wheel adjusted. ous full rigged alian brig. ’ d fantile days he grew like a vegetable, &o when | Goa damn you, drink 1t yourself.” The court was The particulars of the sad tragedy which took Harvard Colleges a be Played in Springfeld, July The bark Fanny Lewis, 373 tons, new measurement, built Cleared— Bark Saranvah, Scaife, Sombre , be came into the world witnout tonal | {90 “sajcusned, and the prisoner was removed to : fi 5. Yale has received -a challenge from the Brown | in Tatamagouche in 1865, and belonging to Pictou, is on the | Brown, Barbados; achr AM Fiana, amount of common sense generally conceded | jai) amid the Jeers of an indignant crowd, there to place on Tuesday afternoon at the residence No. 41 | University club, to be played June 11. larger one of the screw docks, near the foot of Market alip, el Muir, for Kingston, tah vi te wd ’ “ a ye = wee po ‘ ian a 4 | ‘await his appointed doom. ‘ South Fifth street, Williamsburg, were fully de- inte mete Leng Pg xine Pr, Prt fa being calked, stripped of het old and furulshed with a new gon; for Piewouy. od Stun Potter, or Soh, NB rest No 7 - “ " — tailed in yesterday's Heap, aud need not be | Victed of murder at the last term in Madison (Fia.) | gnit of yellow metal sheathi fea Web . ¥ y abou de; but that h ’ yellow meta! sheathing. = ke ' Salgue c Micter tt is. way, everybody who .- WOMAN'S EDUCATION, recapitulated. “iene by Judge Long to be hanged The beautiful yacht Alarm, 260 tons, built in this city in | moNeut AN CO Mey 2-Artived ship Regent etry ; came in contact with him must freely confess. Jerry Strickland, Who was shot on that occasion 1865, and belonging to Ambrose C Kingsland, 18 on the cen- Cleared June 1, Cyane, for Sydney, a . d 4 Sir John 4. Macdonald has introduced in the Do- : SAVANNAH, May 28-. ahip Kalos (Br), Morriso that be ainl wares ne of. ped - Important Meeting of New York Ladies. by his wife's brother, Isaac S, Waters, expired at | minion Parliament 4 pill for the establisbment of a | ‘*! one of the screw docks, having ber yellow metal sheath- oneeeerae: eee renm Corert ip, Ralee< Bey ny Cae ee cuntant or borheot came i» : b five o'clock yesterday mormung, after intense suf- | Supreme Court for the Dominion, as contemplated in | P& patched and heing otherwise repaired. ‘29th—Kailed, achr Florence H Allen, Day, NYork. And joys he has reached the age of sixteen or | 08 Monday, the Sist of May, a large number of | 11.0 the British North America act of 1867. The schoouer Sanbeam, of Belfast, is on theamalier one of | June 1—Arrived, sehr Catawamten, from Rockland, {eee ane without breaking his neck ima vain effort | Influential ladies gathered at Dr. Taylor's, corner of k ‘The Louisville Journal says:—It 1s rumored in | the screw docks, having hor bottom painted. Huntevilie, ioc Yo Decome ike ordinary huinan beings, Whenhe has | Sixth avenue and Thirty-eighth street, ta response Gudssat Whe CHL eotoorr nek te a Coroner Well informed circles that the Governor of Alabama | |The schooner Matilia Brooke, of ‘Brookinren, is on the Ralled fark Em ar this pe: of his lifetime he ts set down w venill, : ante-mor- | will convene the Legislature sometime during the | People's dry dock, at the foot of Gouw street, hi "Beil: 1 Wis father's or somebody else's father’s eve as a fit to the call of = secretary + Aaa ‘The American tem deposition, and when informed of it he directea | stimmer, perhaps in duly. ‘The ostensible reasons for | her tea devsie ¢ foot of Gouverneur street, having Black Retina iis kaa eee ee j say, \ect for West Point honors. How or by what | Woman's Educational Association.” A meeting Was | 1)" 1000 creamer to make @ post-mort 1. | dolng #0 are to correct some defects in the election Cieared Bark Adelaide Pendergast. (Br),’ Whiiaker, Rio ‘mea, ¥ ie or lls abettors ever succeed jn having | organized, Mrs, Marshall 0, Roberts presiding, ana | post-mortem exami- | jaw and to take action in regard to the acquisition Marine Disasters. Janeiro, . r him seut to the Academy is a matter o! nation, This om | been conciuded before noon, | of West Florida. Sone Tnos J To! yoper, with a cargo of lnnber for June 1—Satled, steamship Eroptre, Price, NYork., Wash ‘ngton wirepuiliag solely, wnt that ne | Miter a long nd interesting discussion the follow- | the jury empanelled the day previous was called | ‘the town of Shipman, Macoupin county, Ili, was cane ate ies wih water, Ui coteane aaa, eee — = succee U5 in getting here somehow or other | ing resolutions were unanimously passed. The so- | together, and the testimony of Dr. Creamer, Mrs. | qestroyed by & li ne t nt fs fe an, indubsable fact—indeed, very often a | ciety haw been an organized and emcient power in | Maria Strickland (wife of the deceaged) and Mrs. | uit. A Oe. ae nignt of the 2810 Maccabees aoe oe that aie tenia shail MISCELLANEQUA) marvel ‘ous circumstance, when it is taken into con- | woman's education for over twenty years, The chief Sy Sees or kia gor! * Se ae or unroofed. | The water tank, windmill and the | schooner lost part Of deckioad, but did not ATES-SMITHS' NEW YORK PALE ALE. Bid » mi that a man wust have his wits about him PI - siderath “Ys when hé travele among strangers by | object of ts present action is to forward a movement | Johnson ani other prominent citizens. Pee eee Ee ee THOS are The yor | * SoHE HIRALOUIA ip) abandoned a Bermuda, hea been rail or Wi When he arrives here he ts overfiow- | to secure endowed institutions for the training of TESTIMONY OF DR. CERAMER. ticular as to the lous of life or personal injuries, old for £26, with nrations of a very extravagant order, | women to their spectal duties and professions as | Joseph Creamer, sworn, deposed —I ain a praetis. ; Miscellaneous. ani the s) Whit of a cadet in ubiform almost sets him | men are trained for theirs, particularly the sclence | ing physician in the city of Brooklyn and reside at | | The Grand Jury of the Superior Court at Savan- | scppieunst No7, for June 1, of the American Lloyd's Deside him sell with envy. Of course in coming | and duties of home life:— 17 South Second street; this moruing I made a post- | Hab on the zath ult. indicted Mrs, Catharine A. Pat- | 1 ceat Rewister of Shipping, witch i here he has to leave behind hima papa or a mamma Rescived, That one cause of the depressed conaith ¢ | mortem exatmimation of the boay found at 41 South | tTson, a lady whose extreme beauty, graceful man- ne pping, which was established in SMITHS ‘who has ina Te him the pet of the fainfiy circle, and, | woman Ys toc fect ust the distinctive protemion of hereon, | Fifth street; on opening the chest I found that a ball | Rers and intelligence have been the theme and Ad- | I8¥7 0885 Wal sce, and from wich ofice it Me aa lennds VALE ADE ‘as a Datura! ae mney even with ail the attrac: | faethe nurse of tufaucy and cf the sick as elnentor ctamer | had perforated the left lung: the wall of the right | Muration of all who have met with her, for the mur- | has been received from Captain Taylor, the Director. This oe Tons which | We miliary has for him, it takes him a | hood aad as tbe chiet talnister of the family state, bas now | auricle of the heart was also wounded, but the | det of her reputed husband, Dr. Jaines 7, Patterson, | number contains seventy new names and resurceys. —— reat while t. ® cease longing for the desh pote on | been duly honored, nor such provision been mude for ite scl- cavity of the auricle was not opened by the bail; | { May, 1868. Purser Win Hathaway, Jr, of the steamship San Salvador, Yrize medal awarded, Paris Exposition, 1967, Hnich he has ' deen feel from infancy. Like a vat eee es eerie caine a accorded to the other sex | the thoracic cavity was Dlied with blood; on open- From an old advertisement published in the | from nah, hes wi th Xs for bis attentic f Eee eatin nas pieced many other 1c 4 0f unbounded aiubition he Tooks | {or mer pecgereons: ead toatl Me gwiug to Wis wemiectieat | ing the abdotnen I found that a second ball had Georgia Journal, Milledgevitie, in ists, it ie found | "ge - beenlhgprre stint oct acmge op4 pi ee a Tack upon th » past with regret, tinged sometimes | sirmions ud the professions of ten. perforated its walls, wounding the liver in its course, | that William H, Seward was at that time a Georgia | yr mE Nc UMP Atrio. of Maurleatown, Ni. 177 tone BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT . 1h50, has ‘been purchased 0 ‘with exuitation at his presemt prospects, and feels, acleuce of domestic economy in its | perforating the stomach, and, taking its direction | schoolmaster. tle is therein announced aa “iate Lt ‘i tA As out publicity ; ( Triie inmost + Wl, that he is entitied to an Immense | varions branches involves more important interests then auy Aownward opened the bisdder aad was found iying | from Union College, N.Y. from which institution he | Regain eke eit nena kaa hee of Narraanney i, A Sailak ances: comment salmaaa oe obces Gat respec % in tat he ma one day be the , other buman ee = oe the evils euilered by women | in the pelvic cavity; the abdominal cavity was | comes highly recommended as a young gentleman | mand of Capt Ratun. ni eee ecner Of the army. Wien he puis in | ou be extensively natitutions | completely distended with fluid, tne escaped con- | of good moral character and distinguished Industry | Lavxcuxp—The fine Al bark Niphon, #8 tons, old men- | ~\ DVERTIGEMENTS FOR THE HERAL an wppeara on the pising for the frst | erously endowed as are ti tents of stomach and bladder; evidence existed in | and Iiterary acquirements.” He taught Latin, Greek, | murement, was launched from the yard of Frank O Moses, SE RT TED It DROORE ER LE Ov dime he comes like @ soldier stripped for | Siujewhave been largely endowed by women & slight degree of commencing inflammation of the | theoretical and practical mathematics, logic, chem- | Bath. Me, May 27. She is owned by the oalider aud others, BRANCH OPFIGH. FULTON BUREET. the fight—with 00 baggage whatever. True, | ” Resol t nomy should be | peritoneum, &c.: on the external surtace of the boay | istry, geography, English gramwar gud’ other | *d will be commanded by Capt A P Bosd, _ rth Maen Bd nbc He soneatiines brin, Ge acarpet-bag contarping an extra | made study in wi tostitutions for girs; and that certain | two Wounds existed, one on the left chest, the other | brauches too numerous to mention. Pek gel by gee BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFEREST be made rer The ice B Gardner, owned by the tes without publicity. here; lent canse: ity ictent canse aa teed} no charge in ad: indvice free, it. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Mr street ascbr of r collar or tw. Yanda shirt bosom to matoh, bat | Practical employments of the on the abdomen, to the leftof the medial plane; do 0 ‘everywhere; donertion, | ees stugn ttor the show of the thing than | far ofeommon school education, especially ie ar of ww. | eitner of the wounds Would have ultimately caused | | cnmeadty We kines ene se 0 dlvgrce obtained, advioe thing elae. W, wiher the gentlemen who write | (vf Inguence to secure these inportant measures” | death; the immediate cause of death in this case 8 H I P P I N G N E WwW § At Portsmouth, May 28, Tobey & Littlefield successfully _ KING, Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broadway. #4. ©. after their, mes take a particular delignt | °Resvived, That every young woman sbould be trained to | W4S internal hemorrhage. ' lannehed a bark of 40) tons at Noble's Island, ay in inting youth ‘Of a very baekward description | some business vy which she can earn au independen! liveli- TESTIMONY OF THE WIDOW OF THE DECEASED. “ , At Baltimore, June 1, by Mensrs Wellener & Buck, 8 fire | A FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, ‘and of a surprising ¥ “ancy, for the sunple reason | hood in case of poverty. Maria Strickland, sworn, deposed—t reside at 41 pa SE Cg Be FM PBR Fo eee euaeon street, betwees Bonaon aad Carksoe. © Place wher ou Resolved, That in addition to the various Indoor employ Soutn Fi + dec r Almanac for New York—This Day. man ; length 125 feet, breadth 30 feet and depth of bol if} @ keep constantly on hand a large stock for the retati that West it is p ere, in four years, @ abi fom Weekem, there are othe ‘ ploy. | South Fifth street; deceased was my husband; on feet 6 inches. She to be com by Copt Wm H | ttade at manufacturers’ prices; persona wishing to pi gentienian can b¢ cary ‘pout of a block of wood is w | Men 4 ie weub ana-o | the Ist instant he called to see me; when he eutered " Knight, who, together with Capt Sam! H Travere and othera, | Furniture would do well to call and examine our stock before Inystery; but th wt the’ ““piebe” partakes of these ors, tl | he sald, ‘Maria, do you want to go away? fsaid | Sun rises. 4.30 | Moon rises.,.morn 1 10 | of Ballimore, comprise her owners. She is intended for the puenins elsewhere; Ah you will save one extra mymericdciencn 8 tO #2 alarming extent no one | . Swe | “Noy” after further conversation Imogene Waters, | Sun sete, . 7-26 | High water....eve 3 14 | Wet India trade. ne ae Cree ABEL & SCHWAB. who has ever seen the a Vcle itself can doubt for a | farme and manufactures. All of these ues to | my sister-in-law, invited us into her apartments: my ig Notice to Mariners. 4 enhihaiasiiel DHWAB. aoment. Coming \to We ¥ Leg With carpet-bag in | wealth and facepensence, for women as properly as men, | brother also invited us in; we did so; when my hua- rar Notice ta hereby given pb" BARRY'S DELICIOUS REV, ry ARABICA had, clumsy as toe very Ford le speaks and every | no4 schools for imparting to women the science aud practice | band took Off lis hat my brother sald, “Jerry, do PORT OF NEW YORK, JUVE 2, 1869, moved from Lo , ee Food effectually cnres Dyspepsia, Diarrhcoa, isin, mtep ‘he takes, he 19 Wek wad 4 matin and | of thet cad aie abould be provided wud aa veraily eu | you take me to be @ flat i? my husband said, “No, ite place temporari Congha, Fevers and CES Eillous, rsd made to see thi! in oii he probably Dever | “Resolved, That organization ie a most powerful isaac, | take you to be a nice gentie- = Hy order of the Lighthon pound, i un @aw things in be ope, Te tet Vantin the vie hack | secure thede object: and he ‘American Wo j man:} my brother then sald, “if you think 1 wim Herald Packages. Portiand, May Sta jam sreats KERR, 140 Uromdway, aad all declares there will , 5 @ ls | ‘an organization w ima to seours | you should use my sister well.” Mrs, Strickland de- | ¢ na Poreere of V rh land, + Hs ¥ eR eR LESTE y day, Without regard ae ment | fe.moman there acrantayes enumerated, that Ke managers | tailed wil sie knew of the tterview, but sald that sees cena ull adirisee rth MAL 0b our |: ABUT IOy hen bebe pasted as: casienthaaileioh ohhh EE Neuter ret cee a aftet Dreak{est, If matsers not | one idence, and that we will co-operate in ite plan | she did not see anything of the tragedy. She ap- | P natind Harbor. i rticle aud has forty years’ reputation as the Wire in cctrends’ in th € cadet corps teach'him the HATE SEBTUORI. ergy would greatiy aid in | Reared to be very much debilitaced, and was evi. | Pestlarly authorised agents who are attached to our Steam tf rdzapeytle anit age pruvensina. way should go, and no." Paes ny . bf by presching on the haw aad’ée ~4 of the Nenuy suffering from physical and mentai torture, Yacht fleet, The New York Associated Preas do not now pA popertel i. neh steam yrete has been placed on cidade fs 3, MILHAL SONS, 183 Broadway. he must obey this order | r | family state, TRETIMONY OF THE PRISONER'S Wir. collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, Ter of tae Qube Miitalurs Lichts ATENT COMPRESSED IVORY BILLIARD carry water here and do a uty there. every hing eo - Mrs. Iniogene Waters, sworn, deposer—Wiitle my | as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings | metntlawey mae euety ‘t to lghte, Me, an Paro end Power Checks, whites atin Mottigatd — t sant ae re dal tie verdancy Worn Ot ns } enh aaa leek ¢ mth ak oc tec brenens oath bast twelve | of the regular moutbly mreting, beld March 8, 1868 windward in a slong bree, and in moderate weather At WM. WELLING, sole patentee and mani on Ine mOTULG nll : a hn | o'clock on the Let of thu esent month, | heard the " Hall Way Rook, IL miles distant, Seanners improved aid Uine'if 4 cadet, Knowing | A Jealous Wife Shoots a Milliner—The Viettm | door bell ring; my girl swid It Was “Jerry,” asked | pewelveds That on and ater, Apri 1, Yess » Whale — . how and ng just as much’ 48 he once abtrorced | Dangerously Wounded. | {we should tec iu ins tay Husband didnot anewer | Efe will dieegntin collection of alemen %, WITHOUT KNIFE, QAUaTIC OR OW ant When he was the viet M, 10 bedevii every |, ed. me, but jumped up from Die dinner anda jooking | ueer oe Nee woe hep spventon Arrived at New Bed‘ord Derdemonn, Phin detention trom’ business, for Sirioturey Fistula, Piles, ”* hiw hande On; and ao long as , UP ortiand, Me, (Juve 1), correspondence Boaten | re . ~ m Lf The office of the Henan steam yachts JAMES and | ovte spoke Mo Diseages of the Pelvic ‘8, Diseases and Deformities o! newcomer he can tay huis haud# on; and 9 Jone ae | Heraid.) | Over the banisters asked if Maria Was there; | gqawnette 19 tip. All communications from | Drath of Pid, | the ere, nose, face and there is a Weat Potut so long, we ae Waccks A shooking affair has occurred in our ofty this | RE as Answered aMriaatively; I then toid Mrs. ra and consiai 0 masters of inward boun days out, 1b bbls oll, val Saale ’ WENKY A. DAN’ who cannot relish “yanking” unt they beconwe y va Strickiand to go down, that Jerry wanted to » nels will be forwarded free of charge. Sailod Ist, bark Wa Atiantle Ocean. np = mage t ' -< bd Pri evening. ‘Ihe wife of Irving Parker, a lawyer Arrived at St Holena Apri 4, brig Herald, Kelly, Marion, Ankers theimnsel ve*. nbc her; she went down and talked to her hushand on ithe Tollowing wre the names of the neweomers | AN Practice here Alay Mn.) MA. Baker, | the stoop: | went down aud invited Jerry in, ana lean did not anchors Gra op, Stith, Provincetown, ‘Who have reported olrenly:— Mrs. Parker has ' been ¥ jenious of Mra, | Gommenced taiking to him: my husband also invited FAT Auckland Feb 3, aalp h Ganard, Ky. Jobn @, Osbarne, Da! Raker tor a long time, alleging that «ne had | Jerry 0 stairs; when he entered J think my husband Charieston—A Leary. ported, bl Jerairs 2. Prather, ps, Heury § Gover. Jr. (1s. bewitched her husband, and threatening summary | *8!4, “Jerry, what do you mean to do!” I was talk. Norfolk, City Point and Bark Arab, of NB. war at Taloahuano April 9, %, #8, George H. Paddock. J Georgy 2, Caren, sie. } yengeance. About nine o'clock this evenin mnt ing to the children at the time, and was so atratd | porte having taken 150 bbls ep and 20 do bIkOsh of! « CLASS ga sjeures 8, Hoyle Ll iors oa Babi rf ‘ef Was sitting ona bench on the iil@ | that I don't remember what was sail further Winters, Georgetown, DO—Phitlips | report, fe Hy pore ald yell, tha Robert Londod, XU. { ges dk. than they talked about Mrs, Strickland correcting the | & Brow” ark Happho, of NB, was at Taleahuano April 2, having | ‘onal , SUNT a A¥W doen B. Bogerr: te | Promenade, re. Parker suddenly approached, | cniid; Jerry suid that Maria slapped her chilid' © | “Steamabip Wamsutia, Fisv, New Betford—Ferguson & | 1 400 bois ap ofl the past TiN ap ait told. Reports * ah, 4, 8, 62, ty 46, oo, ‘Biark Faffoid, Ai Osburn T, Mouse veized her by the shoulder and fired three pistol | je aiso asked ny husband to child's faces ood. March 2, bark Martha jand, NB, 10 bbls ep; 22 rmation furnished in (he Above and also Rov, o. N.Y. Win. F i, j two of which took effect, Mrs. Par. | he slao as a go down staire and | "ship fone arbour (Br, Chapman, Liverpool via Savan- Ifred Gibbs, Jennings, do, 100 ep all told; 34th, ai J. OLUTE, Broki re Lee Dallain, ‘ ; then coolly walked away, and th. fight him; Jerry then started down stairs, and my eat W Elwell & Co. {1 200 ep, 40 wh. 168 Fulton street. idward C, Sweyies, Mich. = } attracted = by the “aischarges ’ convered ‘Mrs, | husband Went @s far as the head of the stairs; Ship Hrtewson, Kelly. San Franciacg—G D Sutton & ¢ lelter from Capt Athearn, of bark Charles W Morgan, of | + anne vient 3 Georg" spompern, La. ee Se Baker to her home, not far off, hysiciana | (hen went in to take Of my shawi, asl knew there Pi etaedh tr), Coleman, Cork for ordera—J C Me- reports her at Faical 275 bhie ep and Investinanie \ SGegaie Saar Nan Nev. | were mm moned, Who pronounced the wound dan fasgain gi ey pd fan up to the | Sjark Burnside, Pendergrace, Valparaiso—Fabbr & Chau: world be at Panama in July, ~ a MorXtite & Cor OFFrons ROOPRR'R DRI | us to a le of the balls 1s dee i t Allen, of Jeon, of N. Uw [ ham str THE TROOPAR'S DHILT. | porous to the Mp and the other entered the side wag | khew derry would Kill iny nusvand: when I caine Park Gazelle, Black, Rarbaton—Hy Trowbridge's Sone. her at Talonbusos Aprit fi, bovine. tauen 40 bole ye bt ‘They have so connection with any other party or parties, ‘The Nuating class, tis afternoon, had # dri § wteirated 10 the bowels, While the officers were | Ot Of @ room on the third toor 1 saw my husband BF Nash, Long. Cardgnns Broth Son & Uo, Inet report. Au. orders for Royal Hava 4 will be prompily of ote Fling Stati evhic ponsisterd of the exercise 9 oats for Mire. Parker. she Ap; St the police | Tanning ap the second Night of stairs aud Jerry run- anata (hr), Orfato, La Pole, NF-@ F Buitoy. od letter from Captain 0 nd. of ship Niger, of NB, | vended (0+ Bend for ciren! pe heits i the trooper, of entting and siashing abr i station and surrendered | reelt merely stating that ning after him; en ran iu and got the re- Re Tampico, Wild - edon! Ht Brewer her oft Massafuero April 18, having just taken 3 MoINTIRE, Perr ee, hd remain th \ May, Paleahoaa. 1p there until May, and then go into a eer A letter irom Capt Herendeen, of bark Mary A Susan, of | (PIE ORITNAL ELIXIR OF CALISAYA BARK HAS ' ‘ol forty years’ reputation as the best tonic, anti and firing with the Fovolver ai head pieces as the was in great trouble, had committed a terribie | {OVpF and by the tine I came out my us. | gebr Fear Not (Br) L018 44 throme tho hall, and the piercing | We was in gi y LJ © | band wae near me, f don't know whethe horses gallops, pd ach and begged that her husband might be sent for. | f'ianged mum the fevulver or whether he took Mone det Withibe sabre of thd pendant rings, at the fuil f Ty thought that thy f mal, her at Tale April Vi, swith 1000 bois . Protal {€ no ond exercise which the | [tie eenerally thong at the passion of jealousy aj When my lushand pomted the pistol Bchy Wanata, Featherston, Richmond—N L MeC) ry “to OF 4ro Sd wil! Pr. fi and ngue proventive. tacts porionun veri the’ Yar, wad They Ors inly | ew w.Sdg Hee WOMAN LoKAE, Ty, FOU" want #9,” aod ten rat ta | % . paps: remy ® | Getober. e Pa Oe ee 1. MILHAD'® QONEs 189 Brosdwan