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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
CITY AFF AIR S /.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. SPECIAL MEETING
The President, E. F. PURDY, Esq. and quorum

BOARD SPECIAL MEETING.
The President, E. F. PuRDY, Esq. and a quorum
present The minutes OF the preceding mseng and
approved.
Remocins the Harlem Raus.-A large number
Of adverse The rails of the Harlem Railroad
Company beng removed south of 18th street prseed
sic uatules of which The respectable Cit
zsns Of the city, and Likewise large number of the legal pro-
Petitions.-Of Grnnell, Mintur. g. Co., to have
the Pier No 10 East River repaired OF The 4th Ward na-
nuIs Tor an e Gl S huOe oil other
Reports. .Authorsing the Comptroller TO pay all
bills for carriage hire disceey incurred 10 be authenticated
In favor Of lighting room No City Hall with gas (beins
the Assistant cs F% Ssad0R%sd %Mma% adSSe sn5 s9o
adopted In relation 70 sparng and mPtGp the otes
The County Gs aaH .sans s sso the M pe
Watch House-sdopted. In favor OF having all gas lamp
post. o Sc poss now aeNaoe Of the Joint aud
Water Committee favor Of locating ne engine IN The
ihe former company be rensated!ad the table Ad
Watch for counsel fees Sc incurred il suit brought agans,
him for false Imprisonment some TWO years
a;son City WesheI and D Kenaey Inspector Of Lime
''I Printing and Stationery.-oft the Finance Com
mit,ee Depa,y Comptroller and Clerk Of Common Council
The Pnq aa% e ca 30 ssue
sails for the same and keep account Of all the stationery
supplied the different deparimen-the printing Is 70 M Ge
m,nnerEadopsd In favor OF tagging the avenue between
Sd and Oth sadoped Ia favor of regulating i2hst, BE-
tween 7;h and S;h ayeEnes-adopsd
Pet;tion-Of A. Mcsserole and some $50 others
70 v;d. spd dsrc; the city, bring the Post Once
and other Public Buildings the center OF the city tha
NJ Present Referred 10 Special COMMITTEE CONSISTING oil
Aldermen Purdy Brady and Briggs
Pesolutio,s-From the Board OF Assistants, re-
ciudpg the recent resolution Iassst II, ,av9T ., @
SnSSconcurIed in a resolution substituted thsreoI
INe Annual Appropriation BtA-ihe ord.
embraced in this bin were received from the Beard o.
asss,ns with me amendments The slecIhc apprnra-
@ f,r Rsds and Avenues struck out and SO7Io in
Tt.d Also the salary OF the Keeper OF the ta'k oantan
srr;ken ont The amendments concuIFsd ~
Alter some other the Board adjourned unnl Wed
SJ.y .yeniny
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
Reasons for Preferring Dir. Clay
10 Mr. Van Buren, for next President. BY Hon WILLIAM
C. RIrEs u. 5 Senator from Virginia.
The Whig Almanac for the year 1874.

This yau.b Register Political events has rapidly pass
ed throuc Sixteen edltious and the demand Tor sun con
tnu-s Many Of the articles contained Ia II ate OF
value and all OF them VIII Continue To be soash aie anu
read throughout the entire year 1874 Country erchantS
coming the City this Spng Will aoid favorable cppo
IL contains usual Calendars aud Astronomical calcua
tons made for every meridian from Name 10 LOUISIANA y
List the Government officers o the nea states
Nlcnbers United states senate
and House of Representatives arranged according 10 their
History the Tariff Past and Present Tariffs Comraiatye
Statement OF the most important articles bearing specc u
ties a. imposed by the 1876 1926 1925 1882 and lS42
The PREsEST TARIFF LAW OF HE oaltEp STATES oT
ING The euT.i law on that subject National Bank with
Extracts from Mr. SIcDuhe's Report; PRorEeTros AME
cASSousrRY-lTs ExPEp,ENc GsSsirY. BY & ahE
Essay ocucpes pages Its facts Illustrations and doctrines
ought be understood by every citizen who taxes an asI
in the of American lndustry and the on s
people of the United States Extracts from Mr. Cay Speech
on the Public Lands. These extracts OCCUPY several pages
and are cen give general of this interesting SUBJ
lished ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Congress
sonal Districts and Counties These Returns are me lues
aad complete which have been published They were
for the Wing Almanac. Thsy will be constantly referred 10
during coming year they snow not only ne returns o
the present year bar those OF 0 Times OF holding isc
tons in each Of the States; Popular Vote for Mr. Van bu!en
and Gen Harrsonn 1886 and 1913; The number OF Electors
of each State in 1910 and the number which each State IS
entitled 1914; Tables Of the Population, Debts Governors
Clay John Quncy Adams. Col. Johnson, &c. sc.
T1F- The 7ce OF Wing Almanac the same Is last
wear Notwithstanding contains about quarter more
matter Single copies 2 cents; 81 per dozen per loe
Orders mus, be accompanied bv the cash DosrmAsrEns
remittins free Of postage 81 for dozen copies will De
entitled 10 copy gratis Ii contains sheets, and sub
iect onlyto periodical postage
~ The WIG AL MANIAC is regularly published every
and qey subject 70 peHf9dtea! R9stIse Pan,bsr,
Tr,hu Bpiltinps, 100 NesSau.Stfset.
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CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Krsr

Christian Kramer, us. James ] Ryan.-Action
Tor Grim Con- referred yesterday The jury returned
sealed vsIdic 10 fvor Of plaintiff FOX $500 damages and
cents costs.
Albert B. Van Cott, Us. William H. Sharpe
Action for Grim Con.-Damage laid $40 ,cee-This case
was tried SINE weeks han the jury could not agree
sssfs De Witt and Aker appeared 10. the plaintiff instead
OF Messr Graham and ynods as before Judge Tanade
Nj A L. Jordan aud Mr.. Charles Edwards are engaged for
the defence Mr. Alker IN opening stated that they would
show improper conduct have taken place between defend
ant and Mrs Van Co Williamsburgh and at No 6s Or
chard street Additional testimony will presented 70 ha,
OF the previous trial.
DR.. Bailey a relative Mr. Van Cou, testified to having
gone to the house Williamsburg one forenoon in August
1872 He entered the basement pzrlo where the family
" ea Mrs. Van Cott and Sharp the latter being boar
der Mrs. Van C hair down about her shoulders and
Sharp was sitting the sofa They appeared confused
Mrs Van Cot was going the glass they to put
upher hair On New Years night himself and lady said all
night at the house. Mr. Van Cot, being south Left sarp
and Mrs Van Cot in the basement also young man named
Bell The latter up afterwards bd but did not hear
Sharp DO Next morning he complained Of being well
and looked as if he had been u? al! night.
Mrs. Bailey also testimony the latter facts and
the Court adjourned to this forenoon
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The Tariff Question in Germany.

BowssNG prominent Flee Trade Member of ihs British
Parlcueni the Commerc a Relations OF Great bIitaln
a- Protective policy and concur free interchange of
he respective productions ihs i4aey OF IT'S assnmpSoni
INTENDED TO show that wise nation 10 suffer the de-
struc,ive paralysis by Foreign rivalry OF ITS home anaiec-
mrs IN the expectation supplying Itself more adsanta-
gsoasy abroad bly SET forth ia thus Isss Its pm
r above named Letter OF Nj Riv-s and the Discussion
of the German Tariff both prat-l together IN neat o
Il hoped that this Tract receive Very extensive cir
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
Ry This Mornings Mail.

r.cs WAsHlsaros.-of course we have no
20 FINN Washington, except the details of the
Dew. ceremonies of Saturday, already published
la4.' ~ a.ners from the Capital are full of minute
~. ln,s of the sad proceedings of the day.
s'ss csnt STOCKTON is gradually recovering and is
..I- os5 mt of danger. Nine of the wounded
sn Gnu hsen conveyed to the Hospital, and it is sup
hs. ~ thew viii all recover. The PRESIDENT and
p Iso, JOIN TYLER, Jr. Esq had narrow es-
u. :. :. rhle returning from the burial ground, ow
.a the horses attached to their carriage taking
.s..ssbt-athough ~ we are happy to state no injury
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
The American LabOrer.

An Important Work MsfbaniR dsvns5
~ The cause of Protection Home adusty embracing the
Reports aud sPesehss Of The oe GTsqs vi
caa Labor with the Statistics Of Production 10 the United
States, sc SC. yo octave Thisis highly useful work
70 all who desire correct and iniormatoa reference
70 the Labor Productions pd Resources OF the United
contains many OF the aoest Speeches Reports and Dlsss
nave ever been made E Every Clay Club in the United
Srat-s rht TO see that copies placed some
pubc Library Reading Room for the use OF the public
trIce or t-rt DOZEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

=. ;. Clf-UlT COURT. Before Judse BE1rs
William Hoff was placed upon trial, charged
with robbns the mail Hudson tie 7th December last
Mr Robert H. Morris Mayor appeared his counsel scme
testimony was presented shelving that the mail had been ls
at the ONCE OF Smith Miller Hudson and that Hof !,
employed as usual to place board steamboat Utica
he was seen about O'Clock morning alluded TO- on h
DOCK pushing something under the with pole and
person asked HIM II ne was psang ee The letter bag cut
open vas soon afterwards picked up by the Utica near TO The
shore The case will be resumed this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05

q French MISUNDERSTANDING ORAL
SFSTEN-AR. NJ. a. GAUyAiN wishes 10 INFORM me se'
a, well as those who would feel desire JOIN. tina, he i,
prepared 70 form Evening class lessons week
has class beginning their eth course IN which two more
stutea may he admitted Private lessons given during me
day. French, English and Spanish translatons made
promptly. Il
MAD MILE GAuyAtN vii also receive uG!' tor the
French and for Music The Piano GuitGr aud Singing
french spoken III he family.
Please apply without delay at S97 Broadway near Wa'S,
X l,u snrI
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The NeW.YOrk Weekly TrihnDe

Is made anly b. the Editorials, E-ws. othet than mat
OF merely CITY Interest, Literature Statistics, Asce
anss &c. &c. which appear throughout; the Week IL the
DAILY iRIBuSE. IL will contain Literary matter,
gina! aud selected which does appear the Daily with
Weekly Review of the Markets In its Political and General
intelligence II shall be end-avof render lteGus 20
other Weekly. TIE Character OF the Tribune b. tins
time generally known. il aims reconcile the largest tfev
dom OF Thought and sctlon wiki profound IefeeEce ol
and OBJ: diecce righul Authoryto be me
Of all scod anarchy and turbulence but the champion OF
idea however novel uupcouar which has
end the uprising Of the opygsss and t- o:'y " nile
prosrs claim 70 the abused M Democracy sooUs
the cloak OF political PhaIsees the OF designing dema
gogues will b. has been the legitimate CT h7
word truly Democra chs adversary OF every WroEc the
exposer Of hollow profession aud schsng knaver and the
advocate every tndng the diffusion OF
Freed m and the uwaEd Progress of the Human Race
The Weekly Tibuu- published this city every Saturday
morning bu; despatched By the HaS OF Thursday and Fri
dav is the largest folded IL eight pages SO as c be
about the OF two common as~iS Suos
tons are respectfully solicited la It's Political course ne
Tribuae aIentI ntie1bly WIG. and advocates, with
its utmost energies. the PRoTEcJi0S OF doME INDUSTRY.
the restoration of SOUND UNlFoRM CURRENCY, the
rigorous prosecution OF INTERNAL lMPRovsMENT and the
election Of HENRY CLAY the next Pesid Mt o the n
ted States Being only for Cash III advance the rubbish
er enabled 10 afford twthsanding the great SIZE ana
the OF its pubcaon II ;he low price OF Two DoIiaIs
year where clubs formed Ten Copies or Fifteen Dol
lars Pos,masrers authorized by law 70 trAIsni mo
for subscriptions newspapers under their frank Tree
of postage Money remttsd through the mail VIII be AT
the Of the Publishers. Notes Of all specle-payng Banks
y any State oil the Union will Be received al par.
Ilk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
Y Twenty-second Anniversary OF the

SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH SABBAI II SIHUUL-
At the desire of meny friends Of the school, who were u
abb attend the evenin: Of Washngtoa BGthtay te
exercises on that occasion will be repealed the South Bcp
tist Church. in Nassau between Fulton and John ssets
"Wednesday evening March oh, at o'clock
TiCKETs SHILLING, can b. had dl The once Ni uS
American Sunday School Union. corner Of Nasset and
Spruce streets, the sun aud - Offices OF L. O. Heath,
297 Grand street, and of T.. " Henngar 63l Broadway
N B-As the expected 10 BE- very interesting
the number Of tickets has been limited 10 ensure comtof TO
the audience. MID ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
No. 80 2ClnrF.srREEr, March 4 1874.
PUBLICATIONS FOR THE WEEK.

ON TUESDAY MORNING,
THELIFE OF MES ARNIlNIUS, D. D. compiled from
hi, Life and Writings published by Mr. James Nichols
b. NATHAN BANGS. D. D. Beautiful Portrait. ffice
50
NJ This volume embraces the relation the birth
education conversion doctrines, abors and suerngs of
Arnipus together with full and accurate of his cha
rac,e which he led step by STEP TO that
nigh einence which he occupied the Christian conmani
" and also of those doctrines BY which he became distn
she'd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
IN TuITR SDaY

NARRATIVE OF THE TEXAN SANTA FE EX
Petition: comprising Description Of Tour through
Texas and across the great Southern Pas the Camanche
and Caygua Hunting Grounds, with Accoant Of the
suerins from of food losses from hostile Indians
and final c,pture of the Texans and their march Prisoners
20 the city Of Mexico. With Illustrations and Map BY
GEORGE WILKINS KENDALL, Esq. Elegantly printed and
bound in fancy muslin. Price Sc 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay,

volumes octave l2i pages with Steel Portrait aud EnSI.
wings This edition comprsss-t A MENO!R or llENRf
CLIV-CIear and glowing written expressly for tins work.
Q THE SpEECHES IF MIR LAY from 1910 TO 1912 IN
cus;ye carefully collected from Tor this wsr
compafed an corrected aud all restored the fir,
Nf Clay aid so and So aud ne urged" &c Instead Of
giving his vigorous and graceful! dction WITHOUT ntsr
rotation or diluliou. No collection oi Mr.. CLAY >
SPEECHtS at all comparable WIKI, this completeness
correctness has before appeared Each Speech IS reia
stances which called forth and whenever Is desirable dnd
not otherwise indicated at tine end gives the fate OF ths
measure under discussion.
~ Price neatly bound in boards with gilt titles, sl35ger
copy S9j for 100 copies In paper covers French style
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
% Hon. JOHN C. LEGRAND has been appoint
ed a Judge of the Supreme Court Of Maryland
inplace of Judge MAGRUDER, deceased.
Things In Philadelphia.
CORRESPONDENCE of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune:
PHILADELPHIA, March, NJ
A DUEL PREVENTED BY THE MAYOR have
m learned the important OF NJ John Lewis VINO n
kes about 70 make noise In TIN, world ana bb;s
lue he having sent challenge Mr.. Foster"a correct
copy of which hastily sabjo!A: ,o,,
Mr. Fos,er-I am informed that you have bin SAYING
ssaal about me- that had NO BslnesS to say sha ca
sd You No gentleman, and Tor the same eendlle sa'
aoQ You eau meete me, at any ouf tdt SIS IVIS
s honor Mayor this last affair q 81 honor s
s"o such distinguished gentlemen as MI oIs lei, n S.u
OF the duel certainly tremendous and "si po re
ya0e matter be settled without the spilns Oh oi''0 y
hs satisfaction Of Mr. John Lewis Ca.
DeNrus.-During the week ending on Satur-
da lOs deaths occurred in city and DISTRICTS oi men
humber from eensu%Eo n ss from abrsa Il @s
rsops of color, and were from the AlmShouse'
ArrEMpTEp Enthusiastically afternoon
a named Nasare, McCabb residing at the e0Js bl .,
s,ias her throat with She was finally sent to the
hospital The unfortunate women partly qeianSS
ARRESTED.-Two men, named Johh aloo a.''.i. CIV
John Laer,y have bean arrested on the charge o, , st
jewellery store of Samuel APP. kennet9u, aesu @
g December large amount OF the stoish poi''' W."
'ulu u their Possession.
UP The ice in the Connecticut River, at Hart
lord, is becoming weak and giving signs oil ap'
pfoaching dissolution Two horses broke through
on Sunday, but were saved. The frostis breaking
upon the country, and the roads are IN wretch
cdcondtion.
THs CaoroS AoUEpucr DErARrMsNr.About
the beginning of February the Common Councl sl
passed resolution abolishing the otflce OF super
intendent of the Croton Aqueduct, and directing
that the duties OF the office be hereafter pe1ioIne,a
BY the Water Purveyor. The Mayor sent II oacA
70 the Board with his objections.
Aboat three weeks afterwards, the Common
Council, without deciding upon the resolution LUTON
sent back to them, passed another resolution
originating in the Board of Assistants merely
directing that the Water Purveyor shall perform
wlthou, any additional salary, the duties hitherto
Performed by the Superintendent. The Mayor
has sent back this resolution also, with the re-
mark that it is worse than the other, inasmuch
as while it takes away the duties of the suPefn
.saden,s Office, ii leaves the officer stu suosis'
ag with yearly salary of a thousand dollars
Schools IN PHIALpELpuIA.-The entire numoei
o. schools in the city is 2l5, employing 4ss teach
sfs, <l2 of whom are females. Aggregate yedriy
salaries $36,243; average, 1874 %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
COURT CALENDAR, .TH,s n.v

49, Al, AZ 80 90 > So' o''
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 2, 10, 9, IL, to % inclu-
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German AImanacs!

large supply German Aianacs fer sale al the oice OF
thr New York Tribune. PTice Gi per dozen.
This Almanac printed The German language, In sie
usual style and Of German Alnaaes, and contains IN
addition TO the usual variety Of reading matter articles OF
treat interest Germans connected with the Industry ao
Labor Of the country and the importance OF Potsctiof
20 r,s Mechanics and Workingnep Of the United States
against English competition
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
ON FRIDAY,

NO. TEN OF McCULLOCWS UNIVERSAL GAZET
TEER: OR, GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. TIC
be completed Twenty Numbers, twenty-five cents
EACH illustrated by exceedingly valuable maps sn
graysd on steel.
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ARRIVED,

Shin Auburn Duray from Orleans, Feb IL, cc,toH
and ptoyi,,oes 10 Stanton Frost TIE Aisst anchor On
Ship Gardiner Patten, tof Gsrdinsrl !s'm Apai4ehe0a
Snip vcksbuIs, Berry from New-orleans cotton TO W"
ssTI wanown4, shinn IS days from St Marks TO '"
Bark Toulon Rich from RIO de Jan.ro coffee to SusS
& reteIs .y.;, -.
BaTk Shaon Lucas, (of Bos9nl from Maaazas FEB % 20
1852 boxes sugar 10; boxes coffee Lecomce Lei.
snps Florence OF New York. loading: Camilla TO load for
es,e bark stag Person loading 70. phl,dt p.' Il isy Pa
lsud waiting eght; Dualap of and Cor Boston Feb 20
lat 81 II long 90 experienced very heavy ME- gales car
39 ong a TO- vessel OF aboar 200 tons, totally DIS
masred and abandoned.
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N SATrRn Az

NO TWO OF HARPER'S ILLUMINATED AND
NEW PICTORIAL BIBLE-to be completed IN about
fifty numbers twenty-five each. For farther par;l-
culars, see the upon the work. mh53
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
ssss1sss Cospl.L j. solo al Nos Murray s.. esl u
school and miscellaneous Books, &C
WILLIAM L. CORNWELL,

or Beaper street, three doors from Pearl street,
~ Offers az LOWEST RATES. School aad Misceiia-
usons Books Blank Books, Papers, Quis and sessonss
s.,sl 20 which he invites the attention Of Merchants
mil amDis&amWis
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The
THE
PHRENO-MNEMOTECHNIC

FOR THE BENEFITeOF THE NEEDY
ORPHAN ASYLUMS OF NEW YORK
WiittaAe place Wednesday, the 6th inst, at the

ONt1h4S hS1LOIS CT I'VE Ohh
Wiittahe place Wednesday, the sth inst, at the
TABERNACLE.
I- PROFESSOR FAUVEL.G GOURAUD will address
the audience the subject of Memory and Mnemonics
rally after which we'll known citz4us of New
York and Brooklyn all members OF Professor Gs present
class Will exhibit series of expert.
ments the character and Of which will doubt
highly gratifying who takes interest either
the system the dsnteested purpose which tins popos-
ed lecture has in view.
Every sincere phanhrops is respectfully tied to
member this OCCASION The needy and unfortunate orphans;
and order that every sympathy may be freely mani
tested the following plan has been proposed and adopted:
Every purchaser Of ticket Of admission will write The
back o his ticket the OF the Orphan Asylum which
he wishes his donation applied and the direction will be
puousiy followed under the superintendent OF Prof Gs
faithful agent aud the directors managers Of the
sutions who may join him in the
-Tickets 50 can be had Prof Gs Office 297 Broad
way few doors above the Granite Building Atwils,
2oI Broadway and the Tabernacle Wednesday evening
large program Of the Ph.eno Mnemotechnic expert.
msnts will be delivered gratnitousy at the door,
The Lecture will begin precisely half past o'clock
rs (b9h evening and day clases requested
Friday evening next, the 9Th instant, Clinton Hall
ner of Beekman and Nassau precisely II o'clock for
the purpose Of receiving and discussing communications
the organization Of the classes after which the FIRST
LECTURE OF the Course Will De Immediately given.
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COUNTY COURT.

CCCNIY COURT.
This Court met yesterday, Judge ULLsnGrFER,
In the chair
y communication was received, charging Mr..
James GseeDmau CLARK Of one Of the Justices Courts
of receiving money belonging TO suors the Court and
paying Thu communication ed the Com
mtee a'ng hand the charges against Justice Gilbert and
the Court adj journed
COURT OF SESSIONS Before the RncoRpER aud
Aldermen ScoLEs and LEE.
This Court commenced its March term this
day the Recorder and Aldermen Scoes and Lee on the
bench. Jonas B. Phillips, Esq, District Attorney, ad in.
ttrim.
CALENDAR.-The following is the Calendar for
the term viz Forgery, Burglary 6; Grand Larceny 8
False Pretence Receiving Stolen Goods, Insurng Lot
terry Policy, Total 20 Previously convicted l. Indicted
l3; w nes l Bas,ardy, 81 Disordey Conduct, l-Total
1S.-Toal Of old and new, S8.
GRAND JURY-The names Of the persons sum-
moned as Grand Jurors were called aud the following were
sworn in Grand Jurors viz :-Rchard irwin, Foreman
James Armstrong Daniel D. BayIis, Isaac q. Brewer Mar
maduke Fl. Burreli, James w Beekman, Thomas Chafock
Peter Crawford Terence Donnelly Chris ophe Delano Mar
celus Ees John Toos, John o. Coll, Thomas j. Gibbs
Samuel Gring. Bartholomew Granger Edward P. Heyer,
Wilson G. Hunt John c. Hull Joseph Jackson Charles w
Mbauk William Sherwood Thomas Walker.-23
After brief and pertinent charge from Alderman Scoles
the Grand Jury retired TO their chamber
PETIT JURoRs-The names of the persons
petit called and 2S appeared
out of 81 summoned. Fines Of s25 each, imposed
Jurors for non.attendance
NoLLE PRosEouI.--In the case of Abraham
K Stvers indicted for misdemeanor in obstructing City
Marshal in the execution Of his duties, nolle prOSq
entered by consent Of the Court.
TRIAL FOR PETIT LARcENY.--John Prince CO.
loed tried for petit larceny stealing pair
boots worth 81 So from The of Winslow L. Whitug
435 Broadway the lst February The Jury found
the prisoner not guilty.
GRAND LARcENY.-Daniel Nc cBride was tried
for grand larceny stealing $50 worth of cothrg SC from
the premises of Theodore Beknap No. Ito William street
the 30th January last VeIdct guilty OF petit larceny
Sentenced to the renitentiaIy for months
DIsoRDERLY HousE-MichaeI Curry, was tried
for diserdey house No 36 Cross where
purpose of drinking gambling &c The evidence defeC
tive, aud the Jury found no guilty.
Adjourned to II o'clock on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
ON WEDNESDAY,

NO. SIX OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE. By EDWARD GIBBoN Esq. viii
Notes by the Rev. H. H. Milman. To be completed il
Fifteen Numbers, with Maps and Plates, at twenty-five
cents each. The whole making four splendid octave
votun