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CONTENTS OFTtIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THIS WEEK.

l. PoETRy-ihe Wild Old Woods Ny Cottage Home:
Tenth Wnrd Clay Banner Ode Harry Clay Tie Sow
er's Song.
H. EDiroRL,Ls-The Cherokees: Win the People be SWIM
died OF the Tariff! The One Day Election Bill: he
Nature of Currency The Farming Interest and tue l-
rifr; Ike Managers Last Kick Hon. Theodore Ere
lEshuysen; The National finances-the National Debt
who created 1t 2! Bank Bank Thomas II. Benton
Appointment of e. r. Van Ness Collector Of the Port
Of New York. &c.
III. PoLITicALSpeech Of Hon. John NJ. Clayton ut the
Delaware Wing Convention; Galhering OF the Wing,
of Washington County. y. Y. Michisan-lhc Prospect
for Cny Letter from Hon. John II. Collier declining to
be n Candidate TOR Governor; Great Wing Ratification
Convention in st. Louis lilinois-te August Contest:
The Great Memphis Convention George ". Dnlns sc.
" NEwsCongressional proceedingsCcse oil the Session:
his Associates, &c. Tragedy IN st. LOUIS Piracy AM!
Murder; The Crops Late from Mexico; Appointments
~ TIC President confirmed by the Senate Murder and
Lynch Law IN Mississippi List OF Acts passed by Con
gress at its late Session, sc.
V. MIsCxLLASEoUs-A View from the Cni-ki.l Mountain
House Jenn Paul; Literary Notices; Slk.Gfo"ins III
Western New. York: Tie Late William Pcckiofi &c
VI COMMERCIAL ISTELLlGgScE-Stocks Money Produce
Markets sc.
Single Copies put in Wrappers FOR tie M's can DC CD
tanned n the desh. Price . cent. r,
x Terra>s2 per year; single copies b cehs-''' SUI
,criotons payable nfeTiIly III advance Andi'As
GREELEY & McELRATH. 10 Niis'nu street.
Tribune Buildings. opposite the Park
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THE SANDWICH ISLAND CoMMIsslosERs.-
Messrs. Hallileo s. Richards, Commissioners OF has
Majesty of the Sandwich Islands, visited on Saiur-
day last and were received on board the ship OF war
North Carolina and at the Navy Yard, with Ma
riona Salute and every other attention due 10 their
high character as The representatives OF indepen-
dent Nation. Yesterday they visited Fort Hamil-
ton, where they were treated with due consider
alton. This is right. The Sandwich Islanders
are civilized and Christian people; and now recog-
nzed by Britain, France, Belgium and the United
States, as belonging the great family Of Nations.
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The CoLuMpIAx MAGAzixE-lsraei Post. Astor House
The July number Of this popular periodical pre-
sents an entirely feature, the letter press being
exclusively from the pen OF the accomplished Edi-
tor, Mr. John Inman This is rather daring inno-
walton, but judging from the list of titles, this issue
contains as much variety as il the usual number Of
pens had been laid under contribution. There is a
capital article Birds and another on Editors and
sensible and instructive paper entitled "rhe Pro-
cess of Education" which every one should read
The Embellishments also have strong infusion OF
Inman, two OF them being portraits Of the Editor and
his daughter. The first is mezzo,int 10y Sadd, and
making Inman look sadder than we ever saw hin,
and the other line and supple engraving by Orms-
by. There is also engraving OF romantic biz OF
earth and water near Cold Spring. Altogether the
embellishments inferior TO those usually found in
magazines.
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LEwfs Del. June T.-Benneit & Son now
making preparations TO raise the ship Delaware sunk
near Brnndywine. II the weather permits, they an-
iicpatr bageing her on Thursday, and il they sue
ccecd in getting the canvass bae around her rs they
wish, they expect 10 pump her ont in three hours
and that -he will tloat up with The remains Of her
cargo in her. The pump which they are about to
use will throw 80 tons OF water per minnie. The
engine is 80 horse power.
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Bv This Mornings hlail.
News from the Columbia River Exploring

~. from the Columbia River Expioriu z
Party.
letter was received on Wednesday by The
DEPARTMENT of State at Washington from Thomas
O La,kin, U. S. Consul at Monterey, covering
the following very interesting communication
from J. a. Suffer, the alcalds OF ibo new town
of New Helvctia, on the river Sacramento, f'ne
If the branches of the San Francisco. All par
ties bv land from the Oregon, or from the United
States 10 California, touch at This establishment
tirs;; most OF the emisrants on land from the
States since ls40 have settled near MIR, Suffer.
The following is the letter.
NEw IlgLvgrI. March as;h. lsii
On the 9Th inst. Lieut.. j. C. Fremont. o the tl'tu
Sais. Exploring Expeditions arrived here IN distress. ba'
ing Ir--r orcci from ms account oil
a snp ne :: hsvins lei. the % ana .ivef short distance
from Fort Vancouver with The intention o Crossing !" the hehd
Sou,sm pas; tn. Tefn'o. but finding ,uceeon
oil high mountains covered WIN snow. Mhe; %,,n ne az I
tfc>>ed condition OF MS company. oicei h 20 ahhnn h
r;. Cd strike the settlements oi California rent and cro>
sib instant he left here ccci tie United States rs a;iy
cnsi,i,, twenty men. tie Nst o tbs exploring expo
u ,- the cnnlpany had suise entirely On hoHe and
r,e flesh the Starvation ani atsue they had endicd Te
dee' ''''' "'': S ss.s'''| '''>' j. \. SUFFER-.
NOS o' l. :. tcasuI. Monterey. California
Lieut.. Fremont, through tic kindness Of Mr.
Suffer- obtained the supplies OF provisions, mules
and horses that he required for proceeding on his
homcward route.
The New Orleans Bulletin Vi the l2th instant
SAYS:
We understand ,ha, duel was Tough; Yesterday
morning in the vicinity OF the city between Two
young creoles OF this place, which resulted ~ ono OF
ihci:i receiving a mortal wound IN the breast from
the ball Of his adversary 5 pistol.
NAvAL.-The L. ). ship Eiucenncs. Captain
EuonAxly and the L. :. brig Soucrs L. toGtr GERRY.
were at ancor of Galveston the .th They were To SAIL
few !ays :or Vera Cruz. The L. : steamship Union w.s
also q; Galveston.
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EcLEcrIc hGAzISE-Ths is a very valuable
and welI-editcd periodical, presenting with far
and impartial selection from the leading periodicals.
OF Great Britain. The articles in The present mum
Der all good and worth preserving. The en-
Enlistment is The Enchanted Island, avery fine
inezzotint By Salian. This Mag azine is published
twice month, al as year. The typography is
excellent. wv H. Graham, Tribune Office, loo
Nassau-street.)
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IUh,g STATE Convention.

State Convention he composed OF Delegates rom ''e
eveI Coun,ies of this equal to their representation IN
the Hou.e of Assembly viii be held at Syracue on "ednes
DAG ZEE eeuen dav ef September next u. - cocN " 'o
,,e or candidates for Governor. Len
tsnont G0rernor TAntp-S,z Presidential Electors an"
Foxr Canal Commissioners to be supported by the ns
Lection of this State the ensuing Election and TO tranac
INCH other business may be deemed proper by the Con-
vsntion. 80.
The re,ponsbe duties of Convention still as the selection
81 capls,es for Presidential Electors does not occur bot
in four years and the Of Canal Commissioners By the
People presenting itself for the first time, the COMMITTEE can
no, orbear mprenc County to be fully repre-
seated. albany. June II. lsf.
THADDEUS JOY.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
FRIEND HUMPHREY, -,
JAMES HORN Mr.. State Cen'!al
] PHILLIPS PHGSlX, COMMITTEE
SPENCER KELLOGG.
DARIUS PERRIN,
WILLIAM KETCHUM, }
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CITY INTEL IL q F. y { F..
THURSDAY.
CIRCUIT cO;HT Before Judge Kgxr.

F,RYsR,' I.osS AID 'i'Rusr CoMpASY rs. SAMi'
b. JgwETTrhe Company brings action TO recover -, ~
i~- rl- ,rnoun OF n han M is, ilc MI Jewett ny
pothea;ed TO southern l:e INSURANCE. ana lfs
,,any toes WORTH AZ time. SLIGO lie ohn II i ,l.
was on certificates ep.r At year date Of per ceu.
interest. which were par tie market lie ooea.on
on winch the suit brought promise Ia pay ANY neci~i
after h- sale Of tie ha Bfokef Bosfi, ana 10 ~
ter cent; tor the loan. ihi>. conrnSsd. : l,ufy .isu.
down m Their hns The shown Ia be III ccoiu
nace with the written request Of Mir J. Who w',i lt !.
nrht mol he sold ms It would be sacrificed The stock when
irt pledged pad regular dividends Verdict Tor plaintiff
an i .ILiscf 10 he npInlAn OF thc Supreue COURT
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LATE FROM Sr. DoMI>Go.-By the arrival al
The packet brig Maria, Captain D. 5. Stetson, at
ns port we are placed in POSSESSION oi oates To
inc 7th inst. from Port au France, being SIX days
alter than former adyces. but nothing worthy OF
note had transpired in the interim Ii was
thought the present government would prove s'-
tsfactory to the people. The country had sui
cred severely for SINE time TOR the want OF ram
Oa the lst inst. it commenced raining, SINCE
which time they have enjoyed cop!pns showers
No domestic produce OF any annunt in Port au
FRINGE; the market was bTe OF every thing
Coiftr, very high, from Sl2 so to Sl3 Oil per
bag, costing on hoard, 6 TO 81 cents per pound.
Spanish currency. lockwood scarce and very
.lgh. The market was we'll stocked with Amer.
can produce and 1t commanded but moderate
prces. Philadelphia lnquircr.
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McCULLocH's GAzErTEER.-This is a work OF
standard authority throughout The world, ard con-
tains greater amount of geographical and stasti-
cal information than any other OF the same compass
ever issued. An American Edition. with large
amount of additional matter, is il course o;pub!ic4-
lion by the Harpers at % cents per number. No
XIII. has lust appeared.
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coIrrr CAI.ENpAR. .Tals DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 81, l6, Ga, 60, q, 63, II,
IL, 10, 81. SO, 81, 81, II, -. ION
CrRcuir CouRr.-Nos. IS. 1l3. ia. lis, TO- i2o'
tal i23 ia6 10 1871. 1884, 49, 1876, l39 TO al, ll3,
ia, l46, HI, l5l, o. H., l5} 10 leo: o.
COMMON PLEas.-Nos. 49, 81, D, % TO 81, oi, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
Farther Mexican News.

In the hurry of looking over our MES oroush' Oh
Monday by the Mexican steamer Peiri'a we nin ho
observe al official notice in the piario oei "opei
no of the l4t! ult. in relation 10 TIE congress WHICH
had been ordered to hold an extraordinary session
on the first of the present month. The decree oil
senior de Bocanegra. Minister of Foreign Relations
and which has been approved by Nalenun Caha!IZo
the acting PreRidsnt forth that the time oil 'e
Congress will be occupied on me following iinpo'-
tan; points:
FIRST In receiyns the os, oi the President so ta' ne ca"
enter NJ once upon the duties Of his oifce. ,,-o
second 10 giving 10 the the power 70 rcteAse
Tsird In empoyyc :ns the Government 20 procure nnt
pecuHiarY means. ami every thlic eF ".c'' s mi ra
necessary. n order mai Hezico mag recover ieA ~ 20
TIE eGtir- National douIniB. -, ,... IN.
oarA IA akn- Iao consideration .ye, ta: ns th,t he
Republic may be secured ard It's ndeFehce ahN h"o ~
Such ia the substance Of the measures which Wal
occupy the time Of tn. extraordinary session oil Con
gresS oi the f 81 June. inihe mean tune, II "ts re-
commented that the DepGiieS should fod pfr''s''
nary meetings and constitutions.
| The special messenger OF the Mexican Govern
mcnt. WHO went through our city on Monday en-
rouis for Washington. met Santa Ana "a he was
coming down 10 Vera Cruz. The President "4s on
MS wsy 10 the CITY OF Mexico.
We have heard j; rumured ;fat the Mexican gov
-rHi1ob; had hear! OF the contemplated 'oVeinehi
Of Gen. Sentmanar and bad seat Two or ihFee'e
| --ls 20 the coast OF IobdscO 10 cot INN OIL
Inc Diar!o Il hileG, Tor t1e most pun "'''' -
eminent documents, and articles upon IN a'i-eh-
crossing subject OF the Annexation o' Texas TO Tie
United States The Mexican Editors, one and all,
saw that Texas always was ndalways shall e part
and ps,cel of that Republic, and that nc people wi!
contend TO the death before al Incl: OF territory WI"
be relinquished
Gen. Tornel has res gned his station rs Minister
of War and Marine 4 new Minister will be ap-
pointed on the arrival Of Santa ana at i:e capital
The cura Of San Botja, snail town N In" State
Of Chihuahua. with two other individuals, recently
were killed By tie darng Apaches.
The Voc dc Michoacan gives the particulars OF
successful balloon ascension al Pazcuaro, on lie
,oung Mexican, and The only onr, we believe who
ever attempted any Thing of the kind. The eronau'
was afterwards received at tie theate =" ltii warm
| pIaudits
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CORONER'S OFFICE.

FOUND DeowNED.--'rhe Coroner held an inquest
nj the Aims House in the Park the body of unknown
man aged about 80 with dark halr and dressed check
shirt nIk mosSln pants &c VINO was found m tie water,
i,,ot of Peck.slp Verdict. found drownei
ACCIDENTALLY DROwhED-Als0 at 81 Nesey-
street body of Peter lecke native oftcfmany, aged
3D. VITO while wu.kn. up piece O ~et timber inclined
nlne nj the end Of pier Cortnndsteei slipped of INTO
the dk mud Sus duw.ied lie had his dog when
he :eI. Verdict, accidentally drowned. -
DEATH By STABBiyG.-'fhe Coroner was called
to @ Third Ia hold IN inquest the body of Daniel
Cnmmunn uge y years, who dunng fight between the
ne Of Engne Companies i and TO- at tie oil
md street Monday week. stabbed the lett side
under the 9Th n. with butcher knife and died to-day. Nef
dict accordingly. The stabber , not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

"TYLSEY HALL, A Novel by Thomas
Hood is published in two shilling form, by Bur
CESS * Strinser. 1t is full of all the better pecaiar
ties of The author whose portrait adorns the work.
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The New Collector.

The bonds required OF the suretles OF the Col
lector of this Port are in the sum of Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars The bonds of Mr..
Curtis, the present Collector, are founded upon
the possession OF unincumbered real estate of one
of tic suretics to the value Of the whole bond
The numerous suretics of Hoyt and Swartwou'
have paid nothing 10 the Government and TIL
Wits of Execution are returned NuHn Bona
The law passed at the late Session of Congress
will require Governor Van Ness to get his bond
approved "5etors he is qualified to enter upon the
duties Of the Office
The existing laws require the bonds CT ColIcc-
tors to be approved by the First Comptroller OF
the Treasury. The standing regulation OF the
Comptrollers Office requires that the bond be
certified to be good security for the amount
thereof BY the U. S. Attorney for the District.
or by the U. S. Judge of the District On pre-
duction OF the certificate OF either of these Off
GERS, it has been usual for the Comptroller 10 Of
fcially approve the bonds All the worthless
bonds of former Collectors Of this Port have been
endorsed either by the District Judge, or by four
District Attorneys, before they were approved by
the Comptroller.
The Senate ofthc United States, seeing that Mr.
Van Ness is appointed in fraud Of their power and
authority and against their known ll,wiIl scrut-
nize the value Of his bond, and look into the
mode of lis getting up, lis certificates, and ap
prevail. We shall see whether tho Comptroller
will set aside his standing regulations in order to
accommodate the weakness of this case and the
public will be informed who go hail for their
money.
An Extra Session of Congress is threatened
by Tyler, and, in that event. Gov. Van Ness will
90 before the Senate in September or October
next
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Ice lx JUSE.-DaTKoIT, June !3.-We are "a,
bv Capt Blake oil the Illinois, that while win,
Si. Clairrver on Monday night, ice formed on H.
,ails. and IN the bows u. the steamer. Tier r..
heavy frost IN the Interior
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MUsc NEws.-The Barbados Globe Of the %,
May publishes the following parsgraph-ub;cb; !.
,,oJoubtcdIv nm maintained hco-.

II last nIand steamer brnr, the following ss,o,;,;.
gencc received from Tahiti By why II Pansps ~, me-
Pornn re having ken refuge hoard the Brtl.h
I'm the French Admiral Du Ptt Thoparsl
nnd peremp;orly demlnded the surrender 0; the nssn
son from the British Cnp;n0. Ihis oi cf,-.e ,ssi p
wno. arrse between the French Admin and Fngl.S nsi
and me former cft for his vessel. urioa, WITH
non lie immediately commando The three ,rve ,encs -
Of war he had with hm IN the hay 10 tirrr ,t seton t.
Spontaneous FIRE The British forge; to tbs las:, nd az "a
with cnInrs HEinc -
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THE GREAT WEsrERy-It would seem that The
Great Western is coming back TO Newly ork-bcins
advertised TO sail from Liverpool for this Port TO
morrow. She is TO make six Iips during the year.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WING NOMINATIONS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1914.

Dy General Committee OF Oe ~ ,p,, com
pCrf1 Yor,nr NIen.-A special meeting OF th's 1ou
',,ee Will be held ri Eroadwny House on Friday evening
2Lt June at O'Clock. By order, ,u,N Chairman.
GH,s; K; TAYLOR, ssecy,. ie2O
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Rosroy R,rLRoAp.-Ihe freight tr,in wb,.s
r.,r East Albany on Saturday morning. for Bo.,'s
consisted OF niaety:toar cars. fab Argus.
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lRsRAIlry.-Co. VIM. Ross Of Piusfeld. Phi.
County. III. has completed handsome house =
public worship, 60 by 30, at his own expense, .,j
issc,ncr " th the lot which the building is place.
and hell ui zoe or 1850 pounds which he has gsner
ousiy donated 10 tho Congregational Church Of pup.
drld. Not Il dollar OF the bell building or lot. he.
been contributed by any person bat himself.
ltulncy tiIi.) Wig.
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DEMPSTER's CoScERT.-lo the delight OF all true
lovers OF fine singing, Mr. Dempster has been in
duced 10 extend his present visit in New York. H.
gives a Concert THIS EreEtng at the Society Ii
brary, corner of Broadway and Leonard street
These concerts are most agreeable ana crvod OF nj
ectaiion. VIVA; .Mr. D. undertakes 10 do he does
we'll; and in listening to him one is IN no danger OF
haviu. his ear violated by false tones or false TASTE.
The programme OF the Concert this evening is par
tcularly attractive.
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LEGALITY OF THE CASAL COMMISSIONERS BOARD

The question: raised by Governor Porter and brought IN the
shape of writ of quo cGrrGHtO before the supreme out
whether the Canal Commissioners elected by the people ne
uc their uire the Constitution. has just been tie
cled by the taur unanimously III favor Of the New Board
TIL. bass vi ohi.ron the Board TIN, The amended
Constitution OF the Stale declares the 9Th article that " all
officers whose election appointment IS not provided Tor ~
the Constitution, n be elected or appointed MS shall be d.
rccted by law"
The schedule the instrument decrres that sIch law
should he pnse by the rst Legislature assembled alter the
adoption the Constitution No laws having been pissed Tor
the election ol Commissioners by TINT first Leglntfe, It was
c,nenle that the appointment remained with the Governor
Chef Justice Gibson delivered the opniOn of the Court fully
sustaining the contut0nai,y o the election. lPii Gaz
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EBA public dinner was given in Richuo1 I'D, yes
terdav 10 J. NJ. Boris.

New EXPLOSIVE SHELL.-We have letter from
n correspondent at Yves, Point describing some sue
cessu experiments recently made there with new
kind OF Explosive Shell, the invention of Scott II
Burdick, of Albany. The advantages poFsessedby
the new shell are that it is entirely closed, and thus
not liable to sparks to the extngushment OF the
ilse-frcs when ricocheaiag. The time OF the ex-
ploson can also be heightened or diminished AT
pleasure, and the explosion is certain. The Govern
ment, we understand, has purchased the patent OF
This IMPROVEMENT.
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TREMENDOUS Rush AT THE AMERICAN MrsEpM.-This
tayore establishment with visitors. To-day the
prpheans Giaut Glnntess Great Western Mrs Western and
,hes 10 give performances Hous ia and r. NJ
The extraordinary ninn Sters will appear again day
und astonish the rayes Judge BE al the
Anseun n
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State Central
Committee.

p See full digcs, OF the European News b.
the Acadia on our First Page
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~ The Farmers lre now in the niIs, OF H.,
harvest. Tue gn,ss generally is heavy The c,a.,
of grain viii be- unusually fine. In some p.r,. !,
the State the Whelt fields are already nearly 49,
Tor toe harvest The late rams have been ,ery bsSs
fetal to the corn crops. What tbanksgiyiug A -
owe 10 the benign Creator for his preserving CO.
and many blessings bestowed upon u.s.
[Wi!ming ton DELI Repub June Il
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U. S. DISTRICT Counr-The Trial of NJ. C.
Halliday and James Brltton Watson, for partici-
patton in the alteration Of the Treasury Notes
stolen from the Custom House, in this city, nearly
two wears since, aud which has occupied the at
tsn,ion OF the Court for the last Two days, termi
mated last evening, the Jury rendering verdict
Of guilty. ~ o. Bulletin, Eth.
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POLICEOFFiCE.

MAYHEM IN BITING OFF Az r.A!..-.tl lile llOuSt
ola cnlored man. named Peter William IN Orange street
quarrel aud fight took place clore men, when
one of them Robert Mathews, bt oil the ear ui another
named lanes Morton. who hal Just arrives here III the United
Siuie ilicnte Constellation servant 20 the tonnntGer MA
was arrested by officer Dnnker und committed tU prison
tUansIveT.
ASoTHtR CASE OF BiriNG.-n an ARRAY yes;er-
day nj foot Pikeseei the nwer p 81 Michael Rnrry
was ;ter ctt by Charles Green who arrested aud Commit
ted tn answer . =,
@ Rrondvvuy WAS burgarousiy entered last night through
panel uo und robbed OF fancy good" Je'vely and
money lar:e amount.
C0NyIcr kE-AwEEsTED.-John Leonard, who re-
Gently escaped from Bnckwes Island e-arreed last
night md sent back TIL cnteGtay Ia ish nu his term
THREATENING TO STAB.-JOseph ii. LauchIn
was arrested and committed Tor threatening last night Ia sab
the officer had dDorkccpeT "i the chatham Theatre.
SUNDAY THEFrs.-BndgrI D1Ugherty was ares
ted and committed for stealing skveve from the store
ofthe MeSsrs TIce, Bowery.
Catherine Martin was arrested and comIRied Tor
stealing pail butter from the OF c. NJ. Carpenter 46
Pear.st.
George Anderson and James Garfield were
rested committed charged with aiding 10 steal boat from
John Watson.
Edward SANFORD was arre.l Ted and committed for
s,eang hat fon the OF Jacob Banu. No 10 Chat
ham street.
Samuel Brown alias John Thompson was arrest
ell ard committed for stealing cloth of the value at ST 81 from
the store Of j. l.. s;uckct;, 81 Gand.St