The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 9, 1866, Page 4

EARLY CLosiso Movement. meeting of the Dry Gools Clerks’ Barly Closing Agtociation was beld at the corne: of Court aud Jero emon Atay be f morning, fa\l to the sidewalk ly injared, He wus removed to the Btation- Louse, where he died soon afterwards Auunknown man was ‘fatally injured on lvesday (Cemtinued from First Page.) cate, red and hive horizontal etri with @ ey re 6 British reer occupied br vening, by @ of ber failing om bin. at the Caieg Jacke, 5 oe Tyree. iy the carne | foot of Otiver wircek Be was takes, to. Haevus | streets last evening. The reporte showed that great oepital, bnt diet before reaching there. The | Prowrersim the early closing movement had been 4 Ad the Loien J x fer the Morgue, av sitine hah age ep Sen mee, All the stores on Fulton atreet, all bat one Gaovnee & -M. yesterday Patrick Curren, whi! 0 « * hit vs the books of the Brevoort House is the saw mile 109 Mouoe atrect, bed hie leg | OP Mrrtie avenue, and nv arly every store on F alton , 2 lands, 3 on by @ log failing on tim, Lie wes taken to | avenue, Atiantic and Columbia stretts now closed bed hamadel.th sp tellccmaa hed adh badancltd mt Hevae, Hoeplial........Ai 31. MW itian He ot: | duriag the week ot 7 o'clock P.M. except om Satur- rooms; Miss Bpucain, 1 room; Major Hopkins, 1 gmplored a the eucar rennary of Tate & Hurt . 889 | yo ‘MM. ‘cota; and two servants, 2 reome, The man serv- ub street, feli nave: of bul oa tal Tehen te acon a : ; : inte very civil, and om recognizing the Bus report. Balers fos a Ve Ueno eee Krcov any ov tir Bony ov A DrowNep ore at once conducted them to his august mistress, Drap Bopy Rreovrneo.—The body of a Man. The body of Auenst King, @ young Geman, 18 years of age, Tlace, B. 1. in the dock South 6 h eree Ace boom lesithe ¥ Diskase DrcoreasenG — CHOLERA The cholers is still decreasing, The ber of cases reported yesterday were few, and there were only one ortwo deaths inthecity, The wing are the cases pablished by tho Board of i Tue i) oon of Conred Stultu ormeriy ree treet and Bc at Neo 1 Dunhem ting atthe corner of 66h in the Beat Deceared thing at the foot Firr.—At 7:20 1. M. yesterday @ fire oo curred in the besemeni of No. 6 Water etreet, !an 9c6 6400. Cause of fire unkuown, At 2o'ciwk this morning a fire occurred im Murray etreet, be tween Church and Vi est Broadway, THE COVRTS, Tue Exvures Cawt.—The Conrt of Common Pleas, ofelock, but bis movements ted tle was id it Is believed thas t Doth og wae fartherknown Buti bie bedy was found en a bot ip peod healih en Sunday, he fei! into the dock in a tit Socems Hion Mass.—Yesterday morning, SBnoen Me(lennen, 4%, Ireland, married, living at OS Baxter etree! rio partial collapse, and was sent .o the Batter. racks Hoepitel, Aonand Patri Carroll, children, living eorner of Lith avenue and 196th preety were tatoo with at 10 celock, solemn high mase was oslebrated rerake, eR eh et ala °° | after an incabation of eigh months, met yeoter: | 4, the Church of #4, Charles Borromes, in ‘No. 8ST Washington street, No par | ay to deliver their opinion in the case of Clartert. | giiney Pia for the rewuse ef the soul of Brooks, which involves the question of the owner: | the iate Ket. Dr. Pisa, 1 charch was filled ship of the Baruxes, The (Court bas eneveined the on ormeey, 138 Christie street, wth a devout con and the choir sang » Bent to Battery Barracks | foriner jadgment and Mr. Clarke's cla’ Itie re | Rorsini's Funeral Mase died om the 7th instant. ported thet the Jadges stand two for affirmativ» and | Corpus from the same author's Lang, 45, Swiss, married, | ing a ee', was in au incipient stage of U, #. Bent to Battery Bar- w York Hospital, on 7th. Brien, 19, Irt 10 Washington street kas Heapital, August 7th, P.M. Sent to Hattery Barracks one for reversal, but. owlng toaquite characterietic | address wae delivered on the o ident, the opin.cas could nut be obtained yestor- | are Christians should not fear death, aud the assem x Diage Was then cistn.ased wiih @ benediction, 8. Cowmrssiont:'s Orrics—Misecerttamaors Pepiic Scnoon is rue 120 Warp.—The Orrencts-Awn Aiiecen Counter trem.--In the | Board of Education have directed that the Public U, 8. Commissioner's Office, yesterday, Commission | @ehool in the 1th Ward shall net be opened until 7ch, from 10 Wash agton etree or Osborn prealding Felver, charged with sell | the cholera in that locality ceases, The Primary 7 Patriek a of 136, herif street: | ing counterfeit Internal Revenue evar tampa, woe pepertine choo’ No, i and é vere at spare ak, and obne bo Hollevue Hepule” emitted to bail in the rum of #1,000 to anperr for | ire to be i 4 ste ‘ae will conduce ath froin cloiwra wae reported as having oc- Be:pard W ehmaan, cherged with p vse i Wo the Loalth cf teachers and pup. 4, curred on board th ted 7 North River, ad House, THE CHOLERA IN HROOKLTN, There were 16 cases at the County Jail from 19 noon, August ih, antil last evening, of which three died. The wale prisoners have been removed te the female celle, which have been perfectiy fumigated. lu the Penitentiary the diet of the prieouers hes been completely changed, and the effect is for the Detter, The total number of cases reported is 23, as follows: etl! #. $50 T or A. T. Briggs, lying at body wassentto Bellevue 00 to appesrr Wail Crosby, charged with ere coun ' 60 cant currency, wee admisted to bal in New Jersey. Desrerate Ciase Arten A Prisoner, The public bovee ef Matthew Cooley, in South 8th strees, Jersey City, was broken into by a gang cf rowdies om Tuesday night, who, after b ng the to whatever ther immved by «ust co y le Burns, one ot found in pinithy 61 O04 W appear for trial, } of @ rear winuow, —— Whitney, a seaman, taken sick in the atreet; | Pe ret Service: ' i, ahd taken bet in collapse wed to Cli prt and had teen notified by ea | Joha god BO, District Attorner: that the to-day ; that be (counsel tion would teeu'tin tho and Insisted opon a he Hurne, who pureue throusb & po » of thing be could not Thomas McDonald, aged 65, Court street, corner of Aton avenue, is collapse, Mrs. Alice Dea, aged foot of Court street, in fe of the p 6 the fugit : & revolver ape tied ‘F collapes. r nt b o The . sthim. venher ” 1 & effect. Mwithy Mic’ iv Morey md 2% r ibn 4 wedtne def tant on bis turned and ran (owe reey City, but wee hae " bneh nue en Bergen street, ent to Cholera Hospi fiunily secared in Boutu Sui wet, and conveyed to pe u Friel, Franklin Place aod Jay street, Cholers BRAL s.—James Fay jell oopiti ; ° NCENDIARY Fier, 5 o'clock ye ut ‘aeco.—Charles Watts, Isabelle Connolly, Rev 7enerney peeeded Rally OF burelary tence nb pains ‘ aie Leas: in reat bg Charles igeine, Wr, Haye, Jobn tepanin, dene iB the third degree, sad rere sentenesd to State | ree” jure hie ity, owued by Capt. Keouey, touk pT sap bk artoeD, mere one 4 bho b John Shelly Hire im tbe upper part, Lut was soon extinauished. & destry po cermane ace "iain yeh aie lagher elias Murphy Damage about #1o°; coveed by ipeusance, bron . ’ tad ‘5 ! cuen @nd Margaret Mclunough, ‘nr from the AnoTuge CALL For FAILnoap Tickers | at Convenient Vor ty.—As recards the issue and tale of railroad ticketsat “convenient points.” the “eltuation” ic elo. the eame as reported a few days sgo. There is no improvement, aud there will be aone if the companies can help it. ‘The public are sot united enough in resisting the now illegal pay- ment of the extra cent, and as long as they quietly submit, the railroad corporations will not be likely © put themselves out of the way to accommodate them. Tho action of the police, too, in taking the side of the law-breaking corporations against few-abiding public, has emboldemed the former ana made them more exacting, while the latter don's sare to be annoyed and hiudered for the sake of a voat, and they therefore pay it, but under protest— mentally at least. Let the police take the legal, and pot the illegal side of the question, and ihe compa ties will very soon submit, seeing tho odds are tgainst them. It would be for the interest of these Monopolies to submit to the letter and spirit of the jaw with the best possible grace, and not provoke s the tact (hat the bouse wae uudergoivg repalre, aud wae unoccupied, (here w oo doubt but tuas at was 60; vn tie, Demaxp ron Increased PAY,—The labor- ere of Jersey City have given notice to the boss mee os sud plasterers thet they will demand $2 6) 0 om and @iter tue Loch inet, ~ MARINE NEW Avge. o8 riven, 6 04; 8, sete, 7 “ ‘ fourch deg. ce, Vent ent #088, Beervanteu, who r senienced io btave Powien Inrenir y arms. —James McCormick, steward of the Paval Hotel, at Glen Cove, L. 1, wae arralg before Justice Ledwith, -ester'ay,on a chaige of baving brandiahed a awo cia the barroom of the st. Nicholas Morel. spd bad algo fred off @ pietol in « wanion acd reckicss iwanner. The eccused wes fined $10, and reyuired to find #30 bali tor nis fu ture good bevavior, in default of which bo was locked up. Receiving Stolen Gooda.—R chard Baker, proprie- ter ofasaloon, et 052 Urondwar, wae arraigned bo- fore Justice Liogan, yerterdey, on a charge of haviog bongbht @ diasinond worth #510. Stolen from blariie Pe ror, of | for $49. ‘The pla w domestic, on 06; High Water, 07 43 CLEARED, MSTIIPSRobert Palmer, Galveecen: Vapi w Oriesne: Prasconia, Portland; |.awrenc’, " je, Norfolk; Saratoga do, rive, Londonderry; Almena, fon le, Acepulce; Induatife, (Nor) Cork. BHiCS— Portnneta, (ital) Lang Bardi; John sher- wood, Galveston; Neliie, St. Lhomas;Scotaman, Loo don; Iris. ps. Jon: Catharine, 8%. Croix vis Bruue wick; Uttawa, Pictou, SCHOONERS —(jenine, w a Burt C u We STFA d Johos, N, F.; Vapor, thord: ne Lingan; TOVIGE Ce; Rt. it ee committed for trie AREIVZD. burst of public indignation that may go further than Watch.—W BTFEAMSHIPS—Java, Liv'l: Tarifa. Liverpool simply resisting the payment of an illegal ceut, oll a) ou & RRICK—N, Mitchell, © a Ones. atch from George Wentoa, of No, R1''s » Mitchell, Cardenas; Northern Crown, 4 Swim Oven rug Norru River ror street, on the 19h of June lust. ‘Ine | 8 Crols; Koodoo, Liverpool Lurs.—A fireman employed om the steamer Baltic, accused was hein default of #1,00u to amawer ibe SCHOONERS-—8, J, Waring, from Charleston, lying at Pier No. 41, North River, beceming involvod sp he $s Weiler Siresin<Maressts Maven © =—- —— a) yD by >I _— - J . ma quarrel with a namber of his fellow workmen | grraigucd beluit sie Horan yesterday on a Too Late for Ciassification. about 6o'clock on T evening, ond fearing | chao of Laving iv en $56 frown George Pairoke. at | sacks Bi shat they intended io murder him, jumped over | 845 Water stioct, oa Baturdey night last. ‘I'he ac- sm ean 4 Seed a rtmend of attempting 10 makoa ‘eecine on enaes aud weary iy Temi pete, the Prop tether of a. Ly L cm out ip! @ stream, and swam @ piace whore ihutcublery was comu ite were uf ‘ erate, Figboken.,, Upoa arriviag sbere be | held ior ula. Harlon- shore priat tines debs Barteeteee om House to A cotupiain * the eusborities had se peer kins i ried Aesavll with @ llatehet. Eliza Johnson wi rot bis eg Taigued belore Justicn Logon, on asevulied Julia Tierper im she head, By left. Lis name was not obtained, eparse of h Brttarps.—The approaching tournament e this Thoredey morning, at ul's Cathele Church, 1i7ta ‘dle {leads of the taully wornen hoonevelt sheet, Julie sitempios to emer tue room of bl E or ail ese champions ts bac of evorywhere, It when the la ter ovaurd the dove and struck ler in ~ ——- — — ° thi he " e head w @ bhatehet, infictt ae in oe a "1 . tad pele lag tative tes br pts wound, The vsisoner was commited for treat, 4 FURNISHED ROOM AND BED ROOM on 2d floor to let, with every convenience for housekeep oF Termeiow, Can be seen for 2 dave at 114 Norfolk at, Lot Rivington and Stanton, A GROCERY STORE TO” LET WITit < spartmeots to live in, aud fixtures for sale, Apply 116 B, 220 at, for. days, IM The Harris Aron Cave.-Abrabam Harris, who large of bavi temp od tohiow Weshington ‘eet, a short time ago, bas beck ailowod jo departon hisown recogui- rence Burglary,—George Cox was arraignet before Jus Acolienene for him who is pronouuce4 Champion of Co am plone: Au ceegemt!y enrved biliard table, valued at 95.0; % iver, with billlard designs, @ $660, an atch, aleo with billiard de- igns, Value $ These articles willall be on ex- bibition tn « 1 aye. Mons, Pierre Carwe will give tice Lea erday, on @ char.e of having com- a0) Ew STAT Der et 942 Broadway tomorrow Ped ti ciad exnibitves biitted a burglary inthe dweiing of Aasou ureky A LARGE, W lhe pilGHT ED ROOM Messrs, Phelan, Ke » Deery and other cele | No. [947th avenue, on inesday might, The accused on th 9 t vt - brated players will as Mons. Carme will make | Daving beon caugusin the act, was couuitted tor n the 4th thoor of the wine wer ind Cxtraucdiiaiy abots.” Ive exhibisin | Sl Bp, Paling, corner ag numee ood Falta etree wiil be tree, : Bold Robbery.—F rencis Latk Ms ee, arratened | - “G AIN. AND AGAIN LEEY’S GAL. UxXCIse LAW.’ 21668 Justce Ledwith on a charge of having od iAIN, AD iADD LL iAL- Tox xe I There is now a Prospect the ryom of homes he Nifl, at No. ¥ Yih avons vanic” Horee casos of quittor, of an early decision ia this matter, the Governor Tuesday wight, and tiken reirom e72 ou a | yeung epavin, nd = foun having by prociamation called an exiva General | PAlr «f pautaloons. ‘Ibv accused, who Uved inthe | which has teen tively ame bouse, was Leld tor tries, cam Wo con ’ chee, sores, cuts, br eulerged joints, end eweill b « ee, Mall pricks, aiff fall kinds, it 1¢ hoo la boises Lefore been cured en ‘Lerm of the Supreme Court for 20th of Augustyw proclamation will be issued in a few days, PouiTicaL.—The MeKeon Democratic Gene eral Committee held a meeting th's week, thirteen wards only having representatives present, The sollowing Celewacce and alternates were chosem to the Panace phia Convention: Fourth Distiet—samuel 8. Cox. James I, Brady, Gelc: ate ©, I 1, Williaa “Lucke., alternate Distner—Jobn & Giles, Wm. HO Met gates, doa it, VWillletos, Mugh Kuey, alte bh Mrooklyn, Sreciau Meermso or tun Boarp oF AlvemMes—$15,000 70 He Raisep FOR CLEaNINe Tun Sraeers—A Cuo.raa Liosritat ro os Exsorep On 10 Ciry Pann.—A epecial meeting of the Brook- lyn Board of Aldermen was held ta the Mayor's » City Hall, Inst eveulug, Alderman Hethe wey occupled thecheir, A communication frem the consicered almoes worthless, tirely by afew boxes, Every one i king about it God the sinartena knowing oves are using it, Cail arthe ofice snd get a pamphlet containing certifica of those whe have used it, then judge fur yourse Try ove box, and our word for it, you wi thereatier be without ope, It's ueatly done up ix large tip box, and can be obtained at all uruge and by the doren or siugie box, at the Depot, 40 Ce 4.5 eel a ne Nae a ee anS ie es - +e Mayor was read, setting forth thatthe object of calle | dar ety N.Y. 60 centa a box, te cats : “\siaih Distrlet—Ell P, Norton, Frank W. Rob, ing the meeting » TUR SALE A BAKGAIN—A 7 ROOMED gate, Ali od. te W. Morton, alterna house and two lote on 15 het, bes Sd and 4:h evenih bierne Hi, Whalen, Joseph rdaand | Ave, Souik Brookivn, Alsoa double house aud ten MeVar, decopa VM. O'Briea, Albert pumpe- the object being to pre- | low the cor ot Flushing Aveand Washington a, L.kusy ol 6 f the cholera aud to preserve the | one block above the Uusiwick Cross Roade Kiook. bb att erick I, Vultee, Charles ° pas er Ke the Comm: -, Couneil ie, kK ae Appiy oo tbe pace oF sty 4s GHAN'S les 4 ’ sying beep transier to the | Pistol Gallery, No 49 coauway, N. Y., ater 6 are Husy, James O. Reap an Hoard of Healia by @ recent act of the | P.M, i i 363 my eSpedon, Hugh Mur the said M rd of I hy FORMATION WANTED — DROWNED of Steven isiend on the Tih while bathing, ANLTUNY J. DIEGNAN, 6 1@ inches in beigh dark complesion, ti mide tloger of ihe right Lau defortued and swelled fo) e elects of @ wounu; Any infory he body h Cushing, alterna DeEvARTMLNY,—The Fire Commirsion- ai woe receives went jom in the od itexpedient to call the ther tor the purpose of devising means! money for the purpose of coaning t streets, 1m order to abate the )read of disease a mons the inhabitants, ‘tho cominuvic.tion was re‘erre matter, the Hoard eling y ovday, Cou munications W Green, 13 Spruce street, ; | aged 4 year on fopcernung ¢ na tor By {evs of hove to b od - | to &cormmmittee,ot which Alderman Fisher was Chair: 1 y received by bis bereaved irends, ee ee is Ay bf 910 rd kag Rae pair man, who afler'a abort abeenos, Teporsed in favor of NAN, T7 Heury at, lu Ba Ue eth he . - yriating the eum of #/6,uW for the pur Th a ro A y rw : 7a fsportus the bued » Christopher street, Baud in the Mayor's communication, ‘The ¢ art i PIP ALWAYS AT HAND—BKIEST’S diugerous cova fiom Chiet Kugine troller was directed te borrow said amount and issue Improved SIN CLIOLERINE KEMEDY ts not MALONE Lepurts of alecins of Nrenof whies t boude at 7 percent, interest ior the same, 1 Corporation Couusel was directed to prepare an act, to be submitted to tho Legislature, iegsliziog said wan, The report and resoiutions were auopted by unanimous consent, A communication was received from the Mayor, roporlng iv e@roct hospital buiidioge om the City ‘ark, bounced by Canon and Navy streets Flueh- img and Park Avenues, tor the purpose 0: accommo. dating patients la (he Becond, Lilth, Beveuth aud Elevenih Wards, only the Lest, but it ia the eatest as well as the pieas- antes’ article in use for Marcha, Dysenery. Colle, Cholera Morvus, Cramps, &c, It is compounc od,with She greatest care, trom the original recipe, aad has been greatly iuproved by several additional jayredi- ents, of gieit value ip ail eaees Of | ooseness of the Bowes Old or young can now ue this hemedy with De riect raloly; and we guarantee that there is no o.be: preparation like it in tee marset. For sale yitiamaburgh, ab oft e deccuine sad 9 talee, The sce Jo nuary lah 1560 w wer @isu seked jor suppl nod expul.on of d Ladder Comp @uiing the lowe totes number of heporisot the e@lectic fos, Volunteer Ho 14 wore rece ae Potts, la signea” vo Bane, Grant accepted, and cowplal 4 po ition of the beil- fue Chie ONLY at 40 pouth pecond street, W 56 celts per bostie, r Alderman U'Keeile moved that the sntject be re- | Nib All “Mb GLOVER y was p.evenes, and sie: u | ¢: * ; i the @ RK. DANIEL WALFORD, MR, GLOVER Couunitev reports end resolutions, the Bosrd ea: | feized to the BF elie: wepaters bad th ounta ike M and Mr. tieo. B. Riley, will, adress tha public fourned fur two weeks, mevting of No, » this cvouing @ 74 o'clock, in Tem- erance Institue, 29th Derescrive YouNo,—A report was lately ted that some chuiera patients in i tot Dib Av, Singing ‘ 7 } * | the Fifth W @ being cvnveyed to the 12h | by Miss & , erns, Sue M uray i * circulated that Cap sin Young, of the Deleouve | Ward jive @ionthe way; whereas tue pa. | Henry ¢ nod Mr. A. Clark aud others, Police, had been dismissed on Fiiday Jost, tor al- | tients’ lives might Lave Leos saved i « proper place | The Coders Parad tite: is the puerent oF Jexed collusion with couuterfe terv, itis report is | bad been p.ovided iu tbe newhborbood, tie th: Ugh TM Nn r fy is Ys ‘4 DALY yf res ent, Al eB emphatically denied by Kuper endent Keauedy, | it :wproper that all the patiouia iu the city aboulu Le | SMAMKI, oan ie DALY, @ ie gen! bo one place, Captain Young is still im commas of the Deieciive Pet aa ot Department, Fara Accipexts,—Anuie Waukhart, aged 8 yours, who lived with her parents, at 651 West 42d strect, was run over and killed by ear No 10, of the 84th street and (irand street Ferry Rail- PLE METAL OR OLD LI AD—S00 000 - iLe.o »tor which the highest +» CRASKE,No, 61 Aun hon of a Lospital, and alibough Ose e@lec jou of the eile, did lor \ue pusposes intended, Sled up, end it was nos mauy ud puadle. ial one rearon why |), | B thought the Clty Ps & not | | JANTED—VEMALE TYPs wad Indies accustomed to priniiar, KU Ome paid cousiant employment V 25¢ Apply like per : = ea ee nn Ea stree! @sieiday worn. Waethba: thee was ea sewer) Pin) et, basemos Wanted: elderiy meno aud we (Cea oh et el ths car Wes iy aud’ beld to & {hough Abe ullsaie oii, wuareby i the Fe Ten oud bovet vlight work at sue places 155° . eeeee oula ct J es }O ‘| 7 rs - . 6 ca r Pe selina palnier, who lived in idib siren | abuade: ce. pidplg JAILULo, 4 OPLRATORS, BASTERS, rebw. om aud ¥ Uunes, wDLe@ at work ong ibe mot.on of Alderma + Keefe was put aad ear fuiborn Lutwe bole makes, No, WO Ridgo pailoldy, a ny corners of Levoy. aad Weal sivoeis, | rled uuavunously, ones us ' ’ - ~~ | —_—[—$—_—$——_ ——— > POERTRY. Ketter Than Geld. Better than gold ts the aa eet repose or as of toil when their labors close; Hotter than gold {athe voor man's aleep And the balm that drops on his slumbers deep, Beings lee; y driughts tw the downy bed Where luxury pillows bie aching bead; Tia imple opiate labor deema A soorver road to the land of dreams. Rerter than gold isa thinking mind, Theat ts the realm of book ca» find A treasure su'presiog Australian ore, And lve with the great and good of yore, andl the poeta lay, pire passed away The wor Teat drama will thus enfold And y else pleasure Letter thae god. Netter than gold isa peaceful home, Whore al! the fresife chacities come, The eLrine of love, tue heaven of life, H ‘ed by mother or mister or wife, However humble the home may Le, Or tried with sorrow heaven's decrees, ‘The diesmngs that never were bouht or sold, And centre there, are better than gold. THE NATURAL SON. “Tt appears from the Regiam Majestaiem, that Teealty Jury wae used in Beotland arly as Dovid I, 1124, From Olaus Wormius (Monu. Daum, cap. 10 p. 72) that the trial by twelre men was introduced into Denmark by Regenerus, who began to reign in 820, from whom 13 was borrow: edby Ehelred. ‘Tis not triprobable that our jury decided originally without a judge of all con- troversies within a certain district. Woe are in the dark concerning their pro-retings, till the time of Edward IL, when the Year Book began, Unan!- mity wae required, 1st, out of mercy to tho pris- oner 'y, from the danger of attaints against jurymen; 3iiy, to prevent any individual from being obnoxi us to the crown or the parties, Io the tin.e of Henry Ll, this upanimity wae not re quired in the Gras twelve impaneiied, for, accor- ding to Bracton, if they disagreed, s number equal to the Jiseentienta, or as least six to four, were ad- det, From Fleta, it seema this was the practice ip the noxt reign, but the inte then appsare to have hada power to oblige the first twelve to agree, In Sco:land the decision is by a m ity even of one, snd the numbers fifteen, Aldermen, and citizens of Loudon, in the third Fox relgn, had the privileys fora trespass .qa’a tthe king to be tried by twelve citivaue; f+ @ murder, by thirty, aud for trespass aye.nst « etranger, by the oath of ox citizens and himsell (Vide Fabian's Chronicle.) Hickes, tu his Thesaurus, the most learned research {nto Saxon antiquities, proves it was unkuown to the Baxoas, and suppo- sos is was introduced into England by Henry JT. Obie 3" Such were the contents of a torn paper which the wind wafted to tho feetfof Sheriff Elliott, as he took hie morning walk, Lie said, ae Loglish law- @ra are Wont to say on a inore important occasion —I epy a brother; an’ opened (he next fold with great care and curiosity. “It in remarkable that the English have oer preserved an even number in their juries; thio that among every twelve in ybere rity of wise ones, or that the wite m bority may always govern tho majority of foola; but saith my friend, Bilas, Muck!equack, common- ly callod Sylasa, ‘even if the whole twelve should judge wrong, one tr’! women would set them right, for she could coniradict thera all.’ The Bherif? laughed, having no womankind at home, and turned auother fold. “Everybody knows Low @ learned German ornithoiogi+t con- trived to foster hie motherless broods of chicke: while be pursued bis studies, Now, saith ihe aforesaid 8 jas, if such broode were properly dis- tributed Iu the chambers of the Senate, in courts of law, colleges, aud coffee houses, where a few irrelevantcoa rpings and crowings would not be strange, long sitt'ngs would prove marvellously useful, aud speculating philosophers might be tolerably certain of providiog their own dinners, and someshing for tae benetis of the state.” Mr, E.iots Woked around ior the probable owner of these citatioas, but saw no one excepts an old nen, at the ‘oor of her cot-house, Truly,’ cry to himself, “shis rogue’s wit rune throu,h bis law like quicks iver through ssube of sough Jeatber; wis will come nex?’ Bus he found only a tow lover-lke voises addressed (0 an ‘Eitin Arrow, conmonty called # Scotch pebble, Noil Elliott, Sheriff depute of a Scotch district, had once claimed ouly the bumble desiguation of writer to the Beotch signet; but po*eriul connec~ tions, quick talents, and «# happy address, placed bina son among te 1most important commoners in the weet sy. Le was as earnesiiy euughs ou tesiivel oe at magisterial meetings and ar- ‘tremenis; and perhaps the fragment be tau found Was more touching to the humorous than the legal pollly of bis character, He perused it twice belore be noticed @ l.tier lying oo his break{aas- table, addressed to hiun in the same Land-writing. Tt contained # couc #0 aud modest petition for em- poymeutamong his juvtor clerks, with an inti- wiation thas fawily circumstances deprived tia writer of any recommendation, exceps that which toe Boer t's benevolence mht fiud in his diii- gence and integrity, Mr, Eldost beld this appeal 10 bis band wuen his serv ntered to remove the mulsarious sbundance of a Bootch Lreaktats; end aner some preswbie, be i: quiced if the per- gon who wallec Lia reply baa the appearaues of a lawyer's pup.! or clerk, Bilas Muckicquack was on some occasions a clerk himeel,, and ie anewered bis waster’s quesuon With proiessonal g —~"‘An' he'a to live iike sue of us, @ 7, by Whatcom irae Lis mouth, he's right to put ese muckle into it, I ne'er saw sica keen set iad.’ “IL asked you,'? said the Sherul, biding an extra dimple in bis sleek £ “whether pesrance and Wii sumone are & be Geent iu wy office, aud su.ted to his profos- sionY"" "it " enswered honest Muchklequack " @n Unco! stir among teeolsrateio the barn, i's my thinking, wir, he woud Gevee while synodol elders.” Kihots stopped tin by issuing bis command for whe your's introduction, ead presently « stranger sod Le ore hin, whose dress, though genileman- ly, Was miled, as it seemed, Ly @ lo journey on foot, and unsuited to the singular deleacy of his form and aspect, “Your pame is Milton ?'? paid the bhorifl, smiling at bis visitor's res iollance to Shas aot and blooming beauty which the groasy bard iw sald to bave possessed when @ female wou. badour left her tabiow by ber « \@ express its elles. The yoush's eye 4 inueed thas tender brightness and transparency cbeerved in early porsraii# o: Miltom in bis boybooa, shaded by we seme kind of waving hair, whose rich ting was Lardly required © embellish by coutrast the extreme taurness of bis cheek, ihe Suen ff thoughs toast such must be the eye whic sovording Ww Beotch pro erly May ‘split a stone, aud adorcesed bis inquires wits more Liaudish- ment than success, Young Milton's wue was ly reserves, aud bos auewers only amounted repetivons thet be bad uo friends or bume, and Would cousder hum and gratuitous employ- ment aw bounty Ul bis evilities Dad Leeu Wau foure', due Sherif had seen some.hin Gueve's €Vas. Vo Buawere bb be Vouged humor, aad Sug coamissed the per. hover with @ request to await bis deiormination bil $ue Dext moruing, he beyan # privets and close gerumoy Wil Lin gervansi, Lub ihe servitor of ihe law bad been too iong acquainied with aemure a.d dejoure tw yield hie secray easily; end Kikots needed a!) bis wkill to wring om Liw thas Mion was tue offyading oud dlmweried eon of @ neiguboring <*semen, more fn Muckle 4 the tere Uryuoss of whose inflexible character was well supported by his ample fortune, Le discovered also that po slight error con!) have caused the dismiamon of an only sun, loved ever. to dot and Lari 4 expected to enjoy all that the courtesy of Bootel laws allow @ reputed father to bestow. The Sheriff formed his own opinion, and mounted bis horse to visit it, Canningbam of Blickire himeel’. A large round prom-ntory, mngle and detached from the lung link of ‘y hill, gave ite name tw Cunningbamn's m lon. AS Elliott plu nto the road which Ind him into ite depths of shade, be mused on the fittest means of introduce ing hs purpose tom father whose character was foo ulrght to permit a auapicion of unjustified reseniment, aod tou stern t) as'low rssy aone- mer Ils meditations were ended by Cunning: ben preach on horseback, They were liwle more than strangers to each other's persous, Lu Os ‘se usual in remote districts, fully acq saint wah the siiustion and repute each . The Sherif heart aud countenenco were well svited 'o an intercessor, and he opened his me sion with th nb cat caution towards the feelings of an aoyry parent, and she safety of a son who bad throwo bimeelf on bis protection, Cuuningbew of Backire lisiened courteously but unmoved, and tnewered in ambiguous binw respecting the puntehu nt due to felony, and the Scandal of insulting @ young female under her guardian's roof, “Let him work, sir!" he eud- jenly excisimed, with an almost purple flush of indign»tion—*' Wiser laws than ours have deemed labor a more usefu) punishment than imprisom mentor death.” ** Blackire,” replied the Sheriff gravely, ‘I have been compelied to study human nature, @od cannot be eve that the miserice heaped on ® young mind, will fertilize is ae the mos disguaiiul compost enriches the earth. This coarse thought iteedlf is ® sample of the fruite which such cultivation produc Hard and ine suiling usage iu youth removes the soft bloom bob of virsue anu beauty ; sud for myseli," he aude), bid.ng bis earnest pur, ose in a facetious air, ‘' would prefer @ toot with @ corn or cbt!- blwin, to one made callous by gorug bare through stony paths. Tne corn woud sornk from wo Tough approach, and the chi.b ain might be cured by gentle Wartith, but the Lard bare foot would prove ly go Wrough uure aud thorns without s@eliug.”” li.ctire made no reply, and turned bie horse {nto anutier road, while Sheriff Elliow drecto. bis Lomewards, Weighing the indi. ect accusations he lad heard, aud endeavoring to gucss the person who bad suffered these supposed outrages, Cunningham was a bachelor like himself, and had uo female gues* at prosent except au orphan Dece under pupliage, avd her governees, Common rumor bad imuicaied that he wished to un te bis ward end bisackuowledyed gov, who could have bad po Wu piaiod, therefore to any clandestine of lojurious act; and bow could theft be plausibly impuieu to the presumptive heir of such al un- Gance, Elliott returned embarrass d and unge cwod © bis home where his eutor awalied him wis io .oualenauce, Which be examined strcily, while be ennounced the failure o. his mecisvion, “But” he rdded, “your fader sends you this purse to * © * 8° + __wwWould he give we another Liow ?" said Milton Cunuingham, anu es be recoiled ‘row it bis counvenance da, ing resemblance of tis iather's. the ) evil aofuencod ip hie favor vy feelings’ whic be chose ue.th r to remet or defing, forbore | any farther comment, and detained lim uoler his roof, without custincily expressing his paar ordesigns, On the sixth guy, a cadets conus! Mon ariived ‘rom Lo.don, ividuwed by au.cad equipment, appearing to proveed from bis faiher, Young M.lton reveived them witn = cold sud stub- voru sullenuess, which induced the Sheriff to change his weasures. Woathout preamble, be began by @ suudeu aud direct appeal to his con- scence, for the s.me reason thet men eiteck merble with iro, end hard mess with o fie, He named the broad and heavy charge indicated by his father, and the rumors which his silent ovstinacy war. rauted, He tutimated, that tho noblest and Strovugest eelfcommand was socewn by meeting too inquiry, and euduring the censure even of Judge wo austere, Milion anger. eold y, bus With @ngular eXpression, i 5 40 fee" — end Legau tw prepare tor tis loug voyage. (To be Continued.) ‘The Chol —--9—_ —. era. PREVENTION AND CURE-—ADDRES@ TO THE PUBLIC BY THE BOARD ' OF HEALTH, ——Qamae At ® regular meeting of the Board of Health, Dr, Crang read the following address to the pub- he, with instructions to citizens. The documens which was approved by the Board ts aa follows: The Board of Health publish this simple aiate- ment, and beg the public to give to it thelr sarnces attention, ChoLema is generally « preventable disease, and in its early stages can be arrested if the babits iy ‘ood. Study, therefore, temperance 1p eating uuu rinking. Do not believe that alcoholic stimulants sre useful in guarding you againgt an attack. Lt food be nutritious, and keep the digesuve or- 6 in healthful condition. Use no stale or un- cooked vegetables, Let your meat be frosh, and our Teamables be well couked, and all fruits be | Kreah and ripe. - Sree haan of the body is of the first considers + ion, Keep the skin in a healthy state Whouie body, with a free use of soap Cold batu is best used in the mooraing—never just bofore ped jo bed, “6, more ry frictions, or the warm bath, ma 4 way used before going to bed. a aey te in oiiness our Lomes is of equal imports oy bathing the Let your riments be dry—uever damp. ho decaye! vogetavies or stagnant water to pestig ip your cellars or varus, Any disagreeable mel, from orivies, Ces (povlsor giuka | of their unhesliuiness. nore them by » poe , repars, lime, chloride of lime or whitewashing. f Venutilate well your bousce and apartments, Ex- pore your ding to rund gun, Avgid excessive fatigue, Keep revular boursin ea:juc and sleeping. Wear Ganuel near to the skin, a good pian la, if the bowels are w: ali disordered, to + wear a broad band of fiannoel (a flannel belly band) @round the body, reaching frou the bips to the riba, Maintain the natural temperstue of tre body by sufficient clothing, expecially keep the * feot warm, Never when heated sit on the grass or stone eras, or sleep under an open wiusow, If exposed to we', change your boots and clothes as Soon a8 possible. Take uo purgative medicines except by direc- bar % e@phyai ian, Cholera is aimost invariably preceded b * pein. less diarrbapa aud this is in ay'caoee to be romp . ~ Vhen diarrhea 1s present, go to bed and may fain s position on the tae uc sbundance on biga bets, and send tor @ ph) sician. physician can alw be e 4 Lafosd ner pois eaion Sonalnad by apphy lg tay until you are well. Donot cor yourself well uuul you have had «| atural ane tment ‘rom the Lowels, Absiaio from all) 2 Apply mustard plas yee the bowels. +a absance of a SB . ten drops of Teudentm vod to mare oon ake campor, 4 child of ten years ur y ne five Srope of laudanum and tive of camp! “0 r. A child of Ove years may take three drops o. iecisoum and three of apirits of vin ¥ Campbo er, and these doses may be repeated every tre aty’ muutes so ped a erreme or Pain, Or Vor (ti ag continues. hysieian tam, Dulin all ¢ asc “send for @ P pj | a *l th pari: 4 rtd soiled clashing, me Jacgson 8. SouvLrz, Liagp Parken, MD. ‘Vaomas CU, Actos, James Crane, M.D. Jcmn € ) Brown, M.D. Joun ¢ i, Bruun, _J. 8. Bosworra, — Bang.) Mayurune BLAck SALVe —alLipas Sis cule braved Black ta@ive can now be pared at 48 pe Becumd ah a ray cents yer