Fall River Daily Evening News from Fall River, Massachusetts • 2

FALL EITEE DAILY NEWS QITY gailg Uiri5 rJLL I I Bournes in Rxat A Tale of Love and 1 dm Suicide in Fall W-The prosaic life of Fail Biver sometimes relieved by a little apice of romance Occasionally a passion flower will spring up from our soil tnd unfold itself to view however uncongenial that sod may be The par- ties who figured in this touching tale of tender-1 CgrMUuli WiiHiiGToi Uiy29 Seuste The Senate sesumed the considers- Mr 0 concur in the House anundnuiH Mr win was satisfied with that motion and withdrew his motion to disagree Pending con- of the Post Office deficiency bill waa uken up and Mr Pearce explained it pro- SlNOULAB AND ScDDEN A JOUUg lady in Simsbury waa to have been married on Tuesday the 22d insL On the Sunday previous tha said she would not attend church as was her custom and her sister staid at home with During the forenoon site hud down upon the bed with a new per to read Hit sister found her half an hour later dead with the paper over her face which retained all the vigor ot perfect health She was to have been buried Tuesday the day appointed tor tile wedding but the tuig-ral was postponed in order that a post mortem examination might be held The result of this as welt at the name we have not been able to learn While preparing for the wedding she had frequently requated that she might be buried in the dress the intended tor her wedding if the should chance to die before the Hartford Couraut Mag 26 Novel Mabbiage A couple were married by Justice Purdy yesterday saya the Detroit Fret Prtee of the 26th instant one of whom was a female aged fifty-eight and the other a verdant-looking young man who had apparently reached the mature age of about eighteen He maintained and stuck to it that he waa thirty -seven years old and in order to make up the deficiency she brought her years down to forty-five The dodge did not work and upon being informed that they must make oaths to the fecta they declined and requested td be united without any questioning The ydnltg fellow said he bad no particular objection to telling his age but the lady was captious and refused to divulge until the waa informed she must give up all hopes of possessing the youngster as a penalty She said he amount to as much at man but then he ould be handy to have around and she thought she might as well take him as she had mure money than she knew wnat to ao with ana wamea somebody to spend it The bridgroom looked as it he might fulfill the duty with a little judicious train ing Garibaldi This eminent patriot has issued proclamations to the Neapolitan army to the Sicilians and the inhabitants of Naples in which he invokes their aid to fight the enemies of Italy The proclamations are nervous and powerful Thw Msrsisf's Kcara The act of recommitting the Pacific Railroad bill together with the varou amendments to the select committee of the House yesterday is regarded a equivalent to it postponement fur the present session The reasons for thus postponing it included the contrariety of opinions as to the proper iucatioa of the roail and the insufficiency of the conditions to secure the execution ot the work by those on whom the franchises were to be conferred The Manchester Mirror of uesday contains an account of the arrest of one Alexander Moore of London fur the alleged poisoning of his wife daughter son-io4aw and a servant girl by means of white lead placed in a barrel from which the family used flour for making broad All of the parties poisoned are said to be in a very critical couditiou The cause is said to be hit failure to get possession of tome property left to hi wife Last summer be tried to burn up hit house The House Committee on Foreign Affairs yesterday unanimously agreed to report the Senate lull appropriating (10000 to Townsend Harris fur negotiating the treaty with Siam which it intended at an acknowledgment of his valuable services to the Commerce in the East Dates from Havana by the Quaker City are of the 26th Fire had been prevalent near Trinidad injuring many of the plantations among which were those of Carajd and Magna Total losses will reach nearly (200000 The Methodist Episcopal Conference voted yesterday on the first rule of the Slavery Committee recommending a change of the rule in the discipline on slavery The vote stood yeas 138 nays 74 not two thirds required to adopt The hebooner Josephine which tailed from New York on the 17th and returned Monday dismasted hat been seized aa a suspected slaver Her captain James Carter baa been arrested The Old School Assembly voted yesterday tint on questions of temperance and slavery no further action was necessary The anniversaries of the different churches and societies are holding in Boston They sue well attended and the exercise are interesting Wednesday Afternoon May 30 1860 AiUoml Irpublifii Komijutiont luono is states ot 8 1860 FOR PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN OT ILLIXOI FOB TICK PRESIDENT HANNIBAL HAMLIN or sun TUB CATTLE DISEASE IU Worcester Traaecript says that one thousand cattle hart been slaughtered la North Brookfield and vicinity On Saturday one of the Com-usskmen vent to Spenoer and examined a cow of Mr Cain from the herd of Knights in North Brookfield exhibiting systems of the malady 'The animal vas killed and found to be strongly marked with the prevailing disease Tvo of the Agricultural Societies in Worcester county and the Middlesex South Agricultural Society have held meetings to consider the subject At the meeting of the latter Society it was voted to dispense with the exhibition ot neat stock at the next fair and also with the contemplated cattle ehov on the succeeding day Unless prompt measures are taken for the ex-germination of tba disease ibis feared it may ex-tend its ravage throughout tha country There it considerable excitement in many parts of New England A correspondent of die Boston Traveller at Waste JR write under date of May 28th: "The Cattle Disease has been introduced into New Hampshire five cattle have been killed in Hillsborough all diseased It came direct trom Mas Hundreds have been exposed Great excitement prevails Meetings are being called Wear bolds a meeting to-day No cattle will be allowed to come to town alter this day" The Massachusetts Legislature meet Unlay to taka action on the subject The New York Tribune gives the following account of the ravages of the disease in England in 174 and in Holland in 1867 "la 1746 a former residing at Fopiar in England imported two calves trom Holland under circumstance exactly amiiliar to those which attended Mr Cheuery importation 8 tarting front this point slowly at first but more rapidly aa more meant tor in propagation were offered it spread over the length and breadth of tha land destroying hundreds of thousands of cattle and continuing in devasting effort with almost unmitigated severity down to 1764-6 Notwithstanding the deep and painful interest which this disease excited and the efforts made by the government to atay in ravages it was ascertained by one iff the commissioners ppointed to investigate the matter that in Nottinghamshire alone 40UU0 bead of cattle perished in six months and in Cheshire upward of 10000 in the same apace of time By a special act of Parliament orders were given: -i 1st For the killing of all the infected animals and burying them enure with the skint on slashed from bead to tall' that they might not be used for the purpose ot the manufacturer 2d or the burning of all the hay and straw used about tha animals 8d For tha cleaning and fumigating of the sheds etc and for no sound cattle to be put in them for two months after the removal of the deceased 4th Forno recovasad aimimal to ba allowed to go near others for a mouth alter its convaieaence 6th For no diseased cattle td be driven to tain or market nor the flesh to be used lor dogs etc 6th For no heaithly cattle to be removed from a form where the disease had prevailed in lest than mouth after it disappearance And lastly brden were given for the notice of an outbreak to beimmediatly sent by the former to the proper autboritie- In one year tha third of tha existence of the disease £126000 were paid out of the public treasury as a recompense for the cattle killed according to tha prescrilAd orders i During the year 80000 bead of cattle were killed because more or lee infected and Dearly double that numbetr died of the disease The prompt action of tha Government although it did not erad-icatn tha disease yet much diminished its ravages mt undoubtedly shortened the period of its sojourn in England In 1067 over 14000 bead of cattle were slaughtered or died in only forty-three village in Holland causing a distress among the peasantry of a lamen labia nature What distress so equal mortality among the neat stock of American farmers most of them not over rich would occasion may ba imagined Let pteuro-poeumouia onoe get to the prairia country of the West and sweep away 20 per cent of the cattle from which this city is supplied and what would be the effect upon the railroads and cities that even under existing circumstance can barely hold their ownf We therefore think highly necessary that Ohio Indiana Illinois aod coming eastward Pennsylvania New York and Ntw Jersey should take their precautions be lure they are invaded by the disease A competent commissioner should be chosen by each of these 8 tales to go to Massachusetts investigate the disease and report to their several Legislature the means of prevention found effectual that the necessary legislation might at once be taken 1 i Once let the malady pass the boundaries of the State and an Irretrievable injury may have been don It Is almost unsafe to purchase a bead of stock from Massachusetts for however remote from foe infected district they may have been diseased by reason of contact with some animal exported thence When tha State Commissioner! are prepared to a anon nee to tbs public which town are and which are not infected the batchers in this city' and stock growers and formers throughout the country will at least be able to purchase undentmdingly As it is siow infected cattle from the Connecticut Valley at other parti of Massachusetts may be sent to this market or to Albany there sold to formers for the yoke and thus whole districts be ravaged by the disease Not a single hoof should crow the borders of Connecticut exoejrt after being inspected under the heaviest pens! tie and tba sooner this stringent re-J illation adopted the better it will for ilL" m-ss are of the Celtic stock and animated by the warm Milesian blood Male and female they are of couree because it is extremely difficult to have a sensation love story without a representation of both sexes and we believe that the great and magnificent Cobb bimself never attempted it They bad pledged their truth had been in and were to have been married on Sunday But the tongue of the slanderer is never still Uulfirable reports were circulated the bridegreom in prospect went out of town and the female went distracted Like Ophelia the took to wandering about the wharves muttering threats that the would end her trouble here by drowning herself and fleeing toothers that she knew not of On one occasion she was seen to cross herself and heard to repeat a short prayer preparatory to taking the fetal plunge which should terminate her earthly griefs She was restrained however and placed in the hand of the Police in order to prevent her following advice to love-lorn young ladies that the proper way in which to give repentance to their false lover and wring their bosoms is to die The officers were at first bothered sadly what to do with their prize And in feet a woman who is either bound to get married or commit suicide it a peculiar kind of property to manage But where there is a will there is a way The Police bethought them of a balm in Gilead and a physician too The recreant lover was sent for He was labored with exorted and appealed to with a persuasive eloquence which would litve done credit to Demosthenes in hit summertime of Athenian greatness He relented Hit stubborn heart was melted Hit eyes were suffused with tears He offered himself a aaejiflee upon the altar matrimonial The sorrowing maiden banished all thoughts of dark dreary grim-vis-aged suicide She was to be" married as she had wished and not to be" drowned as ahe had been forced to believe was her only escape from the sea of troublo which surrounded her The Priest was summoned the words were spoken and another matrimonial couple was struck into existence The Police amiled sweetly the sun shone brightly the happy departed we hope with two souls with but a single thought two hearts that beat as as si to prettily said in the play of Ingomar Our story is done Its moral is apparent Young men promise to marry young females and run away and the young females aforesaid go and drown themselves but employ a policeman hunt up the traitors and bring them to a realizing sense of their duty Fcbsdit or A Horse Thief A thief stole a horse harness and horse blanket from Nichols in South Malden and a covered wagon two light harnesses and a cart harness from Grover of the soma place on Sunday night Yesterday Marshal Buffinton received a handbill describing the property and upon making inquiries learned that Mr Eliliu Kirby stable keeper had seen a aimiliar team past tlirough this place yesterday in the direction of the Stone Bridge Mr Buffinton and Mr Kirby started in pursuit and overtook the thief about two miles beyond Windmill Hill in Tiverton The follow waa in hia shirt sleeves and riding along very leisurely In being stopped be took to the woods near the hill coatless and waa soon hatless losing hit hat which was found and kept Assistance was procured after considerable there bring but one person who could be obtained under an time and a search made but without avail The thief ia described as a man about six feet in height with black ride whiskers and some 36 or 40 years old He left Ills coat in the carriage when he fled He had on lightish pants with a stripe oa the tide The team ia all right Some of the harnesses were missing which have no doubt been told The fellow is probably still lurking about Tiverton or the vicinity An eye should be kepi out lor him Raba Avis A Mr Lewin shot a wild fowl of a vary unusual species as those skilled in ornithology aver oa th shore at Bowenville on Monday afternoon It ia very delicately made its feather soft and downy Its wings are of a drab color its body and neck white its back a Jblueiah green with a long tapering foot Its weight is two lbs It measurement from tip to tip of wing is forty-four inches Its bill it long and sleuder When shot it had a small eel In its mouth From its head there project three slender white feathers some nine inches in length It is not it sea fowl and does not belong to this climate It Waa alone and had probably gone astray from its usual haunts It is in evety respect a rare Ad very pretty bird We have since learned from Dr Marrisal that it is a species of the Caledonia Night Heron which is native of New South Wale- RErxBTia We "heard the following in the streets a day or two since Democrat to Republican How is brother Peck the defaulting treasurer of Maine Republican York postmaittf) to try and convert him1 Exit democrat in a meditative mood Moral People it) glass houses throw stones 1 Gone after Fowler the New CLOTHING EMPORIUM! join DllOL Jr SPRING STYLES CLOTHING OF EVERY VARIETY list Spring Sj les of Iluts and Caps BOW IIADT JytUm of Trade Gat Price and Cash No 6 BEDFORD STREET ubl4-tedp WORD TO T1IE FUBLIC iL AM) Ol Nl MEKOl FRIENDS AXD CI TOMEKS Ua mg tnUirged and made exUnaive alterations in our ewtablishmcut we are now prepared to offer to the public a larger assortment of BKEAD in all ita vane-tea thau is produced from any other establishment in the State We have four distinct departments to our basinets via K)FT BREAD CRACKERS PASTRY AND 1X- Onr foreman in each department are experienced hands aud have been long in our employ Our clerk ia a gentleman well -experienced in the business vY have put on our city routes tw Ntw wagons which we consider a decided improvement from those uow in uat in Fait River inle these wagons combine both comfort and elegance we get rid of a vast amount of dust ram and wind which certainly are no beuetit to bread These wagons are tutended expressly lor the dty trade aud by caihug upon our gentlemanly drivers we assure the people of Fail River tha! they will not want for bread Ourcouutry wagons will supply our customers as usual iu all of tlie tow us ilhiu twenty miles ol Fall River The good people of Newport will receive strict at- onr senior purtnor The pople of inti inon our ipumr uurtnor The poiile of Bristol aud all cuu be supplied ever? day with bread warm trom our Bakery by caihug ou Mr Cl muixgk our dri ver in that place Ever grateful for past favors we hope by strict attention to our busiuess to merit a contiuuance of the same MASON FISHER A CO We this day publish our summer arrangements and list of bread which can be found at our Bakery NOS- 37 41 BEDFORD ST aud of our agents generally Warm Bread from 4 to 7 Sfoft Bread Brick Loaves Graham Loaves Loaves bteaiu Loaves Butter Roils Penuy Kolia Family Loaves Cottage lxaves Lolves Brows BrcaA Warm White Bread I Tea Bisrail every aflern'ii Crackers Medford Crackers lnghtou Crackers Common Crackers Boston Crackers Oyster Crackers Butter Crackers Water Crackers Bugar Crackers Lemon Crackers Picnic Crackers Graham Family Crackers Soda Biscuit Wiue Biscuit Milk Biscuit Graham Biscuit MliUdclphia Pilot Bread extra Pilot Bread and Ship Bread Ac Ac Basiry Rhubarb Pies Apple Pics Currant Pics Custard Pics Berry Pies Pumpkin lies Miuoe Pies Miuce Turu-ovcrs Apple Turu -overs b'juash Pica Tarts aud Junuy Liud Cookies Molasses Cookies Seed Cookies Harts aud Rounds Jumblca WARM BUNNS EVERY AFTERNOON fcT Bread Puddings and Pastry furnished at short nonce lor (iiambakes Picnics Ac aud delivered iu good order Every kind of Bread we advertise we warrant of the beat quality BsMestie Department As Pork and Bkans seems to have become one of the institutions of our city we shall have a large supply rrtry SuiuUtfi morniuu also Indian Puddings Particular attention pahl to family baklug Ac Sign of the (ioldco Sheaf 17 41 Bedford St MASON FISHER te CO my2ft-lAw-lw PH TO a TtA PH I GALLERY 16 lllaiu St Corner of Bedford T'HE Proprietor of the above establish- ment ia henceforth enabled to supply AMBKO-( YPE8 at a GREAT REDUCTION from former Prices The periect action of hia chemicals tnd the excellent arrangement of light render the long delays frequently experienced by sitters unnecessary ten minutes being sufficient for tlie production of the most perfect Picture PHOTOGRAPHS Of ererj the In INDIA INK PASTEL WATER or OIL COLORS at Greatly Reduced Prices and at the shortest notice THE MELAINOTYPE Embodies the peculiarities of both the Daguerreotype sod Ambrotype and for Lockets Pins Jbeals Ac it has no squaL THE AMBROTYPE For CHTLDREN Is beyond all praise Even the most juvenile and nervous are caught by this wonderful art iu spite of the fidgets that prerent getting their Pictures by any other process GILT AND BLACK FRAMES Of every description from the small Miniature to the largest Photograph at extremely Low Prices Kr forgei the plaoe-COKNER MAIN AND BEDFORD STSJ Over Nswhall A Dry Goods Store my21-dAwtf ANTHONY CHACE 17SSENCES Paregoric Landanum Cas- AA tor Oil Black Ink Ac Bold wholesale and retail by RANSOM A HOLMES 200 TONS FRANKLIN or SUMMER COAL from Valley fof superior quality per Jonathan Cone just received at MORGAN'S WHARF Orders left at 36 Bedford street will receive prompt attention JOSEPH A BOWEN May 26th IKK) dtf FOR SALE 5-1 2ths of the Bark MARY BARNEY now lying In Warren burthen 280 72-teth Ton coppered In good order and well found and ready fbr Apply to THRO ANDREWS Assignee Warren May 28 I860 dst LOST On Saturday afternoon between the corner of Anntwan and Pearl street tnd 8 tore a mill CLA8P PL'RhE with ted chain Tha Purae sonuined Ten Dollar Bill on the Fall Hirer Union Bank and a few ooppere Any person finding Mid Pune and Money will be suitably rewarded by fearing It et this Office my28-d3t A bodied smart Touog Mao to drive Wagon or Bread Out Is willing to make himself generally nsefuL Apply at this Office myBHitf MRS RAMWELL has some very' nice Bonnets and Dress Capes at South Main at pHENE LINEN A tjw Artiala for Dnatas Juat eat at T3 IB BON Ribbons at Low XV my23-d RS RAMWELL has some very nice Dress Caps for Ladles good assortment of Bon nets Ribbons and Flowers Ae my2 37 South Main ACCABOY Rappee and Scotch Snuff 1JL at tba City Cigar Emporium 13 Granite Block CIGAR CASES Tobacco and Snuff Boxes in great variety at tee City Cigar Emporium TOHN CORNISH Celebrated tl Gem Tobacco also Rom Twist Anti-Nerrona Fig Leaf Natural Leaf Wine Bap Honey Dew Csrendlsh Ae- at tea City Cigar Emporium 13 Granite Block A OTHER LOT of those Garden Bon-' xk act just arrived at my28 B8 BA 37 South Mala at NEW STYLE of Sun Bonnets and a fin lot of ghakrn at MBS visions tn motion of Mr Hunter the bill was hud aside to enable Mr Slidell to make a personal ex-ptantion in regard ao his alleged interest in Lite Holmes land grant bill He recited facts and refuted charge preferred against him Mr Benjamin defended the Houma land grant claimants and Mr Toombs took the opposite side Mr advocated the bill reported from the private Land Committee which comiels claim-aints of all the lands in dispute to commence judicial proceedings within two years or forfeit them to the government Adjourned Hot sb After a debate in which Mr Daria of Marvland showed that the bill was wholly impracticable it was recommitted to the select Committee by a vote ot 100 against 87 The House then went into a committee of the whole for general debate Mr Washburn of Illinois made a speech reviewing the personal and political history of Abraham Lincoln hia votes in Congress Ac and pronouncing him a man of great ability a private citizen without blemish and a public man without reproach Adjourned Election at Newfobt There waa a large attendance at Newport at election yesterday and everything passed off mj satisfactorily In tfec Senate Tobev of Providence was re-elected clerk Prayer waa offered by Rev Dr Jackson of Newport In the House Cesar A Updike of Providence was chosen Speaker and Thomas Anthony of Providence and William Stevens jr of Newport clerks Prayer wss then offered by Rev Henry White of Newport The select committee appointed to count the votes for general officers made the following report That the whole number of electors voting for Governor is 23157 and that 11680 votes are necessary to a choice That 12278 electors voted for William Sprague of Providence that 10740 electors voted for Seth Padelford of Providence and that 139 electors voted scattering They further report that the said William Sprague is elected Governor by a majority of 1399 votes over all others The following officers were then declared elected William Sprague of Providence Governor Russell Bullock of Bristol Lieutenant Governor John Bartlett of Providence Secretary of State Walter Burges of Cranston Attorney General Samuel A Parker of Newport General Trca-urer Ex-Gov Turner then made a abort addresa to Gov Sprague to which the latter responded The two branches of the Legislature then separated St'BE to be Elected The Boston Courier thinks that because Mr Lincln is a homely man he cannot be elected The Providence Journal very appropriately responds that if all the homely men in the country vote for him he is sure to be chosen so Cheap Exodbsion Our readers who like a cheap and pleasant excursion should purchase a ticket for Boston and return on Friday Fare (170 inducing (ticket to the Athenaeum gallery of painting and sculpture Militabt At a meeting of company A Second Battallion (Boston Light Infantry held Tuesday evening it waa unanimously voted to meet their old friends the New York Light Guards at Newport on the 21st of June A Fox A fox was seen near Mills in Dartmouth a day or two since by Mr Wanton Sherman of Westport It ia the first fox that hat been seen in this vicinity for a long time La rob Haul or Mr David Caldwell of New burg seined on Saturday morning last in the Parker river near the rid Byfleld factory one thousand weight of bast at one haul Fatal Result Michael Sullivan who was injured by a bank of earth felling upon him in New Bedford a short time since died from the effect on Tuesday Theodore Parker bequeathed his private libra-ry over 80000 volumes to the Public Library of the city of Boston- Thb Jafabbsh in The Japanese are much exercised about the return of the Niagara and cannot be made to believe that it was occasioned by an accident They are frilly persuaded it is an artifice to detain them in this country and insist upkn an immediate preparation for their departure The Naval Commission have not yet been able to remove this prejudice though every persuasion has been employed to satisfy them that they canweqch Japan within the limited time and till have abundant opportunity to visit our principal cities This unexpected difficulty may interfere materially with some of the projected arrangements in-Philadelphia and New York' In any event the Japanese ask to be relieved from going out at night and attending balls and such specta cles for which they have no taste and which are repugnant to their habits of life at home They manifest great interest in all useful and mechanic arts and express greater satisfaction at their visit to the Navy Yard and ita workshops than all the public exhibitions Anothbb Victim The Pittsburg (Pa) Gazette state that Charles Higby late Postmaster at New Brighton Beaver County Pa has become crazy from the effects of Spiritualism He embraced the delusion some years ago and became gradually more infatuated nntil a few days back when hi mind gav way and hia friend have been compelled to send him to the asylum Death of thb Beaeded Miss Jolla Pastrana who was exhibited some time since in I mny cities of the United Spites died recently ii Moacow after giving birth to a child Advertisements New this Day LEO MILLER Esq will Lecture again tills eveulug at CIT HALL on MoiihiiN Spiitu CALiftM lie will nhowthe fnUe position taken bv Trof Unmet and Kev Mr McKoowu on the subject He will have preaent for examination a beautiful lit hug Tortrait of hit Spirit Ms ter paiuted through Kogert of Ohio a trauce medium in loat than tinny miuutca Admission 10 cents to pay expeutet -J HOUSE AND LOT AT Al To bt sold at auction on THTRSDAY the 7th of June at in the afternoon the dwelling houat aud lot of about 21 ris of land Ik longing to the tubteriber situated on Washingtou St No 40 The house reuta for thirteen dollar a mouth being fitted up for two tenements The property will be told without reserve on the 7th of (sixth mouth ns above mentioned aud the conditions will be made kuown at the time and place of tale uySOdiit A WILBUR $4500 REWARDS VKNTORS TO IN- The undersigned on behalf of a Committee appointed by the Merchants and others of New Bedford Maa cLusetta hereby offer the following PrenmuuH lor the beat Stand aud Portable Hand Lampa designed to be used for the burniug of Whale Oil iz For the beat Stand Lamp $WU0 2d best For the beat Portable Hand Lamp icuo 11 2d beat Portable 2tW All Lampa offered lor the Premiuina must be aub mitted to the Committee at New Bedford on or belore the 30th day of August IbtiO The Committee reserve the right to test all Lamp submitted to them and to reject all if In their judg ment no one la deemed worthy of acceptance Thc will alao require the Inventor to secure letters Putcul for the inventions which may be approved by them ii they deem it exiedicnt and to place the same by propci assignments under the control ol the Committee upon such tenu a aa may be agreed upon between them J(8bPH CK1NNKLL Chairman Matthew Howlaxd Secretary New Bedford Maii May 2Vth 1800 QIFTS1 GIFTS! GIFTS! THE METROPOLITAN Gift Book Store 18 NOW OPEN AT OLD POST OFFICE Fall lliver Where cut be found a large tnd well selected stock of NEW BOOKS consisting in part of all the favorite old standard Poeta Histories Biographies Ac together with all the latest and best works of the day valuable and usefttl GIFT varying In value from SO cents to $90 accompanies each Book sold AT THE TIME OF SALE I BOSWELL JJrt forget the place OLD TOST OFFICE FALL RIVER diwtf I I A II NY! DRUGGIST AXD APOTHECARY Na 1ft Nsrth Maim Street Personal attention given to Prescription PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES And all article pertaining to a firat-clasa retail Apoth ecary Store aa cheap aa thay can be obtained elsewhere The reputation of our Pure and Sparkling SODA WATER! Is already eetabliahed For a Summer drink it cannot be surpassed The lovera of tha will find i CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS Suited to their at dtf MS MtDICINA Sale by JL HART A COBB Dr 8 BROWN And EAGAN mfZMlm 61 Spring St -a EALED PROPOSALS will be received fortheermtinnofaCity Alms Mouse for tha City of Fall River until the sixth day of June A 1KO at four PMattheCITY OFFICE where plans and specifications of mid building may be It is to be about one hundred and four feet long by forty feet in and two stories high above the basement mad built of stone Satisfactory security will be required for the faithful performance of the contract BUFFINTON 1 Uomaiitto on ASA I'ETTEY Ik 1 Aim Home JAS HILLARD and City myte-tira DANIEL GIFFORD Firm PROPOSALS WANTEl) Sealed JL Proposals will be received until the second day of June JfetiO at 6 for taking down removing and rebuilding the church edifioe owned by the Unitarian Society on the corner of Second and Borden sts Plans and specification may be seen at the store tf A NEWELL North Main street (up stairs) where Proposals may be left GUNN Chairman ttf ComnUtiete Thomas Potter Secretary Fall River Hay 26 IbtfO jet ACE MANTLES SHAWLS AND JLi A very large aud desirableasaortment ot Lace Goods opened this day and for sale cheap at the One Price Silk and Shawl House of PERRY A BARNARD Westminster et Providence PERRY dc BARNARD have just re- eetred a great variety of New 8tyles Goods for their Dresses embracing all the new stylet of the season whieh will be sold at very low prices at the One Price Bilk and Shawl House 1(6 Westminster st PRINTED LINENS for and A variety of colors just opened at the One Prtee Bilk and Bhawl House of PERRY BARNARD BERAGE De Anglau Robea Very beautiful Goods just opened at PERRY A 10 tewUnlmtor at EW STYLES SULK MANTLES just neetrei at A The Louisville Journal (supporting Beil and Everett ticket) give the following gratuitous testimony on behalf at Lincoln The Repulican organs by common content designate their candidate for the Presidency Honest Old Abe' We are by no means disposed to deny hit right to the designation We know him personally and have observed hia public course and however strongly we may condemn aome of the doctrines to which he it committed we have at no time seen reason to doubt hia lion eaty We believe that he has the good of hit country at heart Thus much we take pleasure in saying in his The Illinois Republican contains the following obituary notice ot a once popular animal Died at Charleston on the 8d inst the old well known bone Democracy The above named boras was aired by Thomas Jefferson and dam(n)ed by A Douglas" The St Louis Evening Bulletin it loud-mouthed against nomination and declares that Lis majority at the Charleston Convention was the result of fraud and trickery The Chicago Times says that Democrats in every city in Illinois are making calculations to attend the National Convention which reassemble at Baltimore on the 18th of June It it estimated that Blinoia will be represented by at least twenty thousand persons One thousand will go from Chicago and it vicinity They will take with them a fine bras band The New York Herald pronounces Mr Guthrie a very unsuitable candidate for the Presidency The remarkable fact is mentioned that he never was elected to any office by Ute people He is a good business man and has acquired a large fortune i Mr Murpliy of New York waa on Tuesday examined before the Covode Committee mainly in reference to the alleged transportation of 1600 voters He admitted having received letters from Archibald Chief Engineer of the Navy Department through the Treasurer of the Democratic fond at Hartford with request to do what he might desire He was not examined beyond this point for satisfactory reasons but retained for further questioning These investigations are constantly developing further corruption It is not supposed that the end has begun to Ife reached Probably this is by far the most corrupt administration which ever disgraced the country 1 Isdccimxxt to By reference to a notice in another column it will be seen that large reward 1 offered by responsible parties in New Bedford for thb invention of a lamp for the burning of whale oiL The object is to secure lamp that shall enable whale oil to give us good a light and compete successfully io price with fluid and patent oil The inducements offered are liberal and we have no doubt but that some inventive genius or other will soon present a lamp and claim the reward Was auoKO the For several days past say the Standard a number of fishermen from Cape Cod bare been laying net at the bead of Bay fbr tha purpose of catching blue fish which were quite plenty fbr the season Some of the citizens of Wareham thinking their rights invaded by the proceed ure fixed a aharp knife into a centreboard boat and sailed over the nets cutting them up badly and obliging the Cape fishermen to leave that locality for other quarters Seuteece or CoxnoEacE Opexatobs to ns State In the Superior Court at Boston yesterday two confidence operators came up for sentence Ed Wilson who swindled Ben Burnham of Standish Me of about (40 and Samuel Goodman who Operated upon Rev Oscar Shephard of tba same State Wilson was sentenced to six years in the State Priaonj five days solitary confinement Goodman was sentenced to five yean and ten month In the State Prison fiv 1 days in solitary confinement Floea Temple Matched aoaihst Bute bay Flora Temple has been matched against foe stallion George Patchen to trot two race on tha Union Course The first is fbr (1000 a ride mite heats best three in five to harnete Tuesday Jane 6th foe second is two mile and repeat to hanteas fbr a similar amount-to come off June Both are in fine trim and great trotting is expected The Cattle Disease at The- House Committee have had another meeting on foe subject of foe cattle disease in Msatache-ette The Secretary of the National Agricultural Society gave some further Information relative to the matter w-' Shocking Death of a Young A shocking accident occurred on Saturday afternoon at the sattinct factory of Bardwell A Co in South Brichertown Mass Henrietta Fuller a young woman employed as a weaver in the factory aged about 18 years went to a water cask to obtain water for washing This cask was very Dear aa upright shaft and coupling box which was revolving at the rate of over one hundred revolutions a minute and with which tha dress of the unfortunate girl became With every revolution her head struck on the strong iron frame which supported the regulator crushing her forehead and forcing her eyes from their sockets white her body and limbs were shockingly mangled and broken The cask and the ceilingwere covered with foe marks of the Catastrophe and foe body waa so firmly bound to the shaft that her steel skirts were cut with chisels before she could be liberated The ill-feted girl was the daughter of Mr Willis Fuller of South Brichertown And the pride of a fond and affectionate family who are stricken with profound sorrow The event has caused a feeling of regret and sympathy in the whole community in which the deceased had a great many acquaintances and warm personal friends Mcsic Prof Grimes evening and every evening this Hall and will illustrate the subject extraordinary experiments in 1 Time According to the had a high rid time at the Newport Monday night themselves by taking people out them on their heads running the long halls listless bootless pantaloonless and then making them champaigns and brandy Some of the we suppose Lecture at will lecture this week at Mqsic of his lecture by making medium A High Old Providence Poet they Fillmore House Gentlemen amused of bed standing them through costless and pay for the finite of 'Lection Militaby DisflaT There Is to be a fine military display at Taunton to-day- The New Bedford Guards visit foe Light sards at that place are to have a parade a dinner 4bc The Germania and foe New Bedford bands are to be present 4" Felice (Before Jostles Lapham) Wednetdag May Jolla offense fined (8 sad coats ret House of Correction 0 days 1 Kilim et Lieurvrxo During the storm on Sunda afternoon Mrs Clyde 80 yean of age was struck by lightning white walking on the railroad track between Winfield and Newton on the Flushing Railroad Long Island and Instantly killed Same afternoon the lightning (truck and killed a bona osi a vacant lot in tha vicinity of Baltimore'! -Ia 1 Tbt house bf Henry McCaffrey off Lexington street Baltimore was also struck by tne lightning Tba fluid entered through the only open window of the house io the room adjoining that In which Hia family wen ittin(raU of whom were considerably shocked and greatly alarmed The gas pipe in foe room where the fluid entered was tom from its fattening and the on tbS floor absorbed foe electricity- It fortunately did very little damage -l 1 i lit or tee Bmeruan foe Superior Court Criminal Tens yesterday morning pruettt "Judge Ames tha last remaining indictment against peotge Burnham formerly State Liquse Agewt was Oaf by foe district Attorney 7' Wi4 DllstiU Vi booth Mala at.