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laso is universally conceded 70 De one OF S"eA7P--'
mos, difficult conceptions and hes given rlie 10 fnoch
discussion among the various commentators VINO nave
undertaken to eralyze since his time Iago was By no
means rulgar villain. An accomplished couf'e'' =
was thoroughly prsctced in s the wes which are ne
cessary 10 carry successful intrigue h!7
deep reflections am ply demonstrate this We are not oy
an, ,eans Allied 10 hazard judgment in The matter
bu, il appears 10 u.s. after candid consideration 'na'
NJ rdson has yfyen about as correct an analysis as any
NJ his redecessors and if he cannot prove that his


; or ,be cfsrac,ern in question is the most correct ne


sy =, least claim equal consideration with those VINO
have had the hardhood enter the wecontested heo
before him If any Of readers wish to attain tue


,oledse of ago therefore, they may have their cese


-.,ised bv listening TO the able expostons Of Mr ID
should ne again repeat this lecture for we have never
20, seeu the actor who could ebody The part 20 our SAT
sfac,on. ,:...


TaE COURT or DEATH.-We are glad TO perceive


that this sublime work of genius and arr is well apprecia
ted by the public, respectable number OF whom nave
already visited il We have much doubt that the eH
cuisite and ndescribabe beauties of this picture VIII
eventually attract with magnetic force all whose hearts
are thus ready and willing to be led Discouragns as
American patronage OF Painting has BEEN we cannot tut
believe that the extraordinary merits OF this picture Will
eventually be uncersay acknowledged and that not to
have seen il will argue absence OF taste ana eoou Sese
not willingly nor lightly admitted


OyALARGE ScALE.-Ben amin c. w atson, re-
Gently arrested for forging the endorsement OF a. Hie
gins deceased since the time OF the forgery years ana


months ago when he made affidavit 10 the forgcTy)
upon his own note for $4,000, upon which under the
name of II Fields he obtained from Joseph sampson ="
Co. OF I63 pearl-stree bill of goods for that amount
proves by subsequent disclosures nave carried on
Law sppp
other complaints of a similar have been preferred
AGAINST him By merchants who have suffered TO the tune
OF $1,000 1t is fortunate for the ends OF Justice that
these cases exist for in the matter Sampson Co. the
aifdavts taken a, the time before R. II Morris when Re
corder which together with the forged notes were left
in the care of Mr. Morris, cannot now be found. The
fact OF the forgery proved by Of the firm OF Harp
er & Brothers, who very familiar with the signature
of Mr.. Higgins


~ A young man from Vermont named Eugene
Hutchinson medical student, yesterday arrest
ed for being found in possession otwo dead bodies He
hired hack to 20 to Harlem, where he received two
trunks which were placed behind the hack. Officer
Hilikcr suspecting something wrong, desired to know
their contents and Hutchnson's alarm induced him 10
take the party the Staon.House where the trunks
were opened and each found to contain dead body.
Hutchinson was committed


t-gS@ The Bostonians are delighted with Miss Del
cy the Courier says the audience electrified by her
splendid voice. and charmed with her fine and unaffected
acting; and that ii she goes from the city unsppreciaed
will stand chance 10 lose her rank among the
cities which have been foremost in recognizing real
scal talent We should be glad TO Miss Decy in the
concertroom in NewYork.


sys Miss Andrews has been giving some success
full concerts in Troy We shall expect greet her in
New. York during the Winter.


t5Ss A Mr. Crassous, of New. York was drowned
in Bush River, near Baltimore, on Monday night He
standing the platform of the the Railroad
train went the river when his hat blew off and
attempting to catch it, he fell and sunk to rise no more


u The Erenine Mirror nominates John D. Van
Buren, for President in sis 1t also declines Folly and
Fustian.'


yS7 We are to have another speaking au,omaton
here shortly.


" The newspapers are still discussing the plan
of opening Abanystreet; and hope the discussion
will for the future remain there To say nothing of the
objection disturbing the dead, the contemplated i'm
provement would be nearly useless, unless Pnestreet
widened-amost an imposeibity.


L-ge On Wednesday night James Williams was
arrested near Cliff and Beekman streets having with
him female nfan, in basket, which he said he had
been employed throw into the DOCK but that his heart
failed him. and he intended leave where the life OF
the child might be saved From disclosures made
by Williams yesterday morning Mary Fedrass has been
taken into custody confederate 1t is supposed tnat
the infant is the offspring OF wealthy persons.


COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Honeyman trial remains
very nearly in quo, and the legal gentlemen fight
every inch of ground mercessy for the Jury The
testimony for the prosecution is not half concluded yet


SINGULAR.-We mentioned recently the sudden
death of John w Rumsey, a clerk for NJ. w. Warner
No ls6 Bowery concerning which we have since learned
some very singular circumstances. The young
taken i'll about o'clock in the evening las Saturday and
dose of peppermint ana brandy given him, which
in similar attacks had proved beneficial. He soon fell
into an apparent sleep in which he remained till
o'clock Of the morning when Mr. Warner retired TO bed
At O'Clock the young found apparently dead
and SO pronounced by DR.. Mcclellan. who ed 10
him. On Monday, after an inquest had been held, Mr.
Warner left the city with he corpse for Grovevie, near
Newburg in this State the residence of the parents Of
the deceased. On Sunday the face of the corpse
very much swollen, and his limbs and joints stdened
but on taking the body from the coffin Tuesday the
swelling had disappeared the face had assumed
natural appearance and the limbs and joints as
supple as in life. Mr. Warner then learned from the





posed to have died from similar epeptc attack, but,
strange to relate while being laid in his coffin preparato
ry 10 burial signs of life discovered and he was
nracuously resuscita,ed. few years after al aged
relative of his who pronounced by the physicians 20
have died in like fit after being kept for ten days, was
restored to consciousness and enjoying excellent
health The parents fondly entertain the hope that the
supposed deceased may again experience similar re-
suscitation all events they are determined not TO
bury him at present.


~ One of the large engines recently contracted
for by the Corporation OF this City has arrived from Phil
adephs and been taken possession OF by the Chief En-
giueer. The other engines of the same description
expected arrive from other places in few days, when
our Fire Department will be in most complete and et
Glen, condition.


II a meeting OF landholders and others, op-
posed to extending Willam-stree, through to Chatham,
was held Wednesday evening at the Shakespeare Ho
tel where number of resolutions were passed expres
sve of opposition, and intmating that continued
fare would be directed against the measure One OF
their resolutions the effect that making William
s.-,,. Zoo, il; width from Fulton IN Chathamstrs.t