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sent time. SO l03 203 lS
To mp'ete it. six different plans are proposed as
shown by the report of the Canal Commissioner, the
highest estimate Of which is ~ 353 ia &c. and the lowest
Si4sb O95 % Sixteen hundred thousand dollars is the
hast sum the canal men demand to complete this work.
which II obtained and applied az TO nnish the canal
would make Its cost 81 70s29s la The Erie Canal in
S.~ for, is three huodred and sixy-three miles in
.sng.h and when completed cost ths State but las
dred aud ono miles Va length and by over $500 900
more than did the Erie Canal which ever three times
n lerQth : '-.~~ '-''~'
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shin asustcv. ans Ay.os.

shNi esteem II favor if Captains Of Vessais will give
honEnT 3yEy Captain Of News Boars, report
ne pping lett at the whsnce they sailed the
9en on hs pa.sass list Of their and oreiss
edety on heir arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad VIII also eonfeT favor by ssnding this ccc
oa Of sny k'nd H;ll be thankfully raesiYnd
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
POisr or NEW YORK, FEBRUARY
Cleared.

or nisna. .....,f - NOON RISES . Sc NJ
" firs..s...........< 50 HfGH ws-sp ..... q | NJ
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

. A. KNOX Il CO. would respecfully inform their
friends the public generally that they SELLING
off their snd fashionable stock Of Boots Shoes
dvdua who want any of the asovs 1amed articles or
thing the Boot and Shoe line will find their advan
taee TO gve us call determined sell cheaper than
quality Of goods sold other establishment in
the city. Dontt forget the name and number
A KNOX * CO, i06 Canal street,
die lmsrc between Hudson Varick streefs.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
\ MOST FINISHED AND SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN
FES fIVhL,

'rRYON'S CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
u FIT Il DON PERFOk NICE II
Select Of all the Gems of uprivaea
theatre. '
Boxes. Is cents. Pit. l2k cents.
Children hafpcice
Afternoon Performances at o'clock-EvennR7
fel -"
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

MENDELSSOHN'S LOBGESANG.
MR. GEORGE LODER, respectfully announces TO the
W. public Of New York, that his CLASSIC AL CONCERT
will take place the Apollo Rooms February 22d ls45
Birthday when will BE- produced for the 6s
LOBGEsANG. OR HYMN OF PRAISE!
Symphnc Cantate for Grand Orctestra and Choir The solo
parts by MRS. Z. LODER, MISS WATSON and SlGNOk
ANTOGNINI.
To be followed by Mi.ceaneous Concert, in which the
hrs, vocs and instrumental talent Of the city will appear
The uescrpti"p list still emsins Of Messrs
Scharenberg and Luis 6 Broadwa~ Franklin street. or
the resIdence OF MIR LOler 81 Crosby street
. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-F smily Tickets to admit
I'VE persons, Three Dollars j2o tire
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIvI-

THOSE gentlemen who ntsud enjoying the festivities Of the
OF fashionable ScAars CRAvArs DREss GLOVES Sc,
received by late arrivals from Paris and London The present
assortment Of the articles have been selected with great
senton and well calculated give satisfaction 70 gentle
mn taste and fashion The subscribers would call TIE sten-
Me selected assortment Of the following goods Linen and
sns cut after the approved French Method to ny
tns i9rm o Wearer Silk, Merno Lambs Wool Flannel
1 oncssbp shirts and Drawers; Velvet Cashmere and Other
pIssss and scarf Stocks Riding Belts Patent ELASTIC should
ver ard Goat Skin Gloves &C. &C. Grntlemen desiring
the aboye mcrs will Be certain find them suit ths TASTE
1t the old establishment of PARsELLS & AGATE,
d22 imFer 2g7 Broady Nv oruer Of Park Place.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

yOSExH, Is hAidcE LAHs, (rp star, i'm Eng
-. lish French and German double end single Fowl
ing and DuckoX GUNS from the lowest QUALITIES
A.o always on hard. extensive Of PISTOLS
botn Double and Single Barrels embracing different
ncudng the modern Six Bare Revplvers all Of which will
es,od lover than other hcase The trade Merchants and
0un Sniitns particularly requested call previous
mskirg sir a,chssss. :hsy will csrtaiay hsd their
aAsasrSe ycn snsvrs
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

N so bales No. Leshoms.
So SPF HS Trieste.
60 Sicily Rags. aL
For sale by PERssE q BROOKS.
js6 uc No s. and 81 Nassau street
TRUNK BOARDs.--poston Trunk Boards for sale by
l. PERSEE BROOKS.
dleN Ne. q snd q NssuAu =.
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:, POST OFFICE,
THE POST MASTER eNERIt mi EiRo 'sa..sy IN. aGs,s sh
Rmss MAIL to be ua from GsoIx
the
70 as a. MsM Hs 10 enable 0 ds
tife I.,lss !. hereby given Of ~ the arSansement.
slips from fn5hes Of sds:d a. sno
paper. and sent in lieu Of s.ehanse up IN light
= sA' roRIMER GRAHAM PM
:: ss I'd sk
w hear 81 purchaser BIZ addressing Table" at this Office
SUPERIOR BEEF
~ ThE Of ss,snesn en- eW1ta9sdnay IT. ns spaysd
S Is EpS;sS STs =;
$': % nc: sssIS: y:
DALLEY'5 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
II Erkf DALLEY Inventor, proprietor and only manu-.
FaIso. s,e, e. f Sadiasss ss,
where s dealer. and agents will be here supplied
For sis, bS S1kk 3,
saes.sd Ann s.v HALE no" '''os 70 receive
ply ss % SS ;,s;s1 ''s'mm'','a' ''
sSs sons.D s;,;;.S F;fss' new
NM smith mstsr $50 ons ha. now ,wo Oh ihrd. Of her
eady and eo,ag board VIII ath February wstb
ihe ro passage, apply the Captain board Dover
wooDHULL MINTURNs.
The A J. fast sailing packet Dr. bnrque ADAM CARR viii
.rcc..A III. Ann H.I y. .nd sv. auies .n.teh fe
ros ssse MTb ssS Hsh S, S,w
s,Ss part of her carso engaged will meet with
For fsgh, or pssssr having superior room aecoamo
fa'sl, ;P r9sifk
AAM.. The splendid p,eSss .hip CaSBRIbGE, captain
so ard s's's having superior JOHN ys
NB-Ths splendid ia., sailing packet ship Oxford Gap,.ip
Feoury. For passage, having iusied accommod
apply ss ABOVE. yso rc
SkR PASSAGE FOR NE W oRLEANs--Packe, of
Capt % s'' is%s
above. her regular day.
.ers early application should be made board
WI T. TAPsCoTT,
i2erc 7e South .trset. conner Msiden i.ne
56h SbHck eAE OF SkD EE SE tyEE
sReguar Packet Of the LIST Of February.-The magnh.
sf T sd ; so. s .s
der will sail positively Saturday the lst of February her
Having for cabin I'd cabin
.eegage vi;itns the cd country sending
for their friends will find i their interest & 70 T on, ns
or TO the subscriosrs' pocur nRoTurRss
jasi &c Is Fulton stree nest door 70 the Fulton Bann
SkR FOR NEW ORLEANs.--Loui,lsns and New
~ York Line s-Rsgulal,T; paessI-l2 sail S,h ssbHrp,y
HINT. sil positively q, !, above her regular day
sssH' apply on board o''R. w ;''
Positively no good. received on board after Wednesday,
v sonpy SiS Us Ii soss. to sSs s asa H
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DIED:

Or the morning the li;h nss after long and severe
Illness, Mrs SARAH. recs OF the late EbeEe1cT Bel. II
the SSH, wear OF her age.
The relatives and friends the family, and those Of her
sons States Lockwood AMI Van Rensselaer, and Of her
>u--la, Joseph NJ roteu respectfully invited 10 ST
tend iu,er from Ne Is Twelfth street this Saturday
afternoon At O'Clock, without futther invitation.
suddenly, on Friday norung lt;h INST MARIA loUl-
~, daughter Of Harvey ~ anal Coruela /, Weed. sged
wears and months.
The friends the family these Of her grandfather, Ma
thlniei ws,d ESQ and OF her uncle Theodore E. Toniu-
>n are respectfully invited to attend her tacE: iror No
81 Eleventh. s., on Sunday AFTERNOON 4; halt past ooloA,
without, farther invitation
on Friday, ih inst arer short and severe Illness Of
TWO DAYS MARY Ann. only child Of Robert T. snd Nary
V. Archer. aged ) years mouths and u days,
l,th. Mrs. Sarah NJ. shepard. Il.
l3th, Mrs. Ann 4 ouacScp5''>h. 81
NJ Auburn, 6h. Henry Mi:erd, a. -
At Niles, cayuga CO. 2sth nit. CORNELIUS D. oE-
WITT. Revolutionary Soldier
At Batavia, b. Mrs Eleanor Seymour.
AZ Bosci, 9TH John w Boot. % llth, Lieut. Cc.ehe
"m H. Freeman, 81; Thos. faTuhain, s.
SIS.
Los; overheard from brig Mary, nom Boston for New
| YORK, +, {. Frriecss chieftflccr.
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From HnrrIsburgh.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
UARrIsnrR1. Mnrch


HARnr,pcRo, March H. 15i5.
There still great excitement here relative TO the cleo
on of United senator and AS said III former let
ter difficulty exists among the LocoFocos The caucus
spectacle man, but Of no ability Charles D. lneer-
soil was plecy loore, the country members utterly
despising him. TTcntyihrec Locos declined participate
ING in the Caucus ana avow themselves opposed 10 te no.
minee Al 2 o'clock, to-day, both Houses met In Con-
venou and proceeded 10 the election as had been pre-
yloisy fixed upon OF the senator The following Is the
result up 10 the hour of.losing:
c. W Woodward Goco) 81 John Banks Wiisl.- 10
simon Cameron (T.oco) Peter ~ Browne tSaiivel D
James Cooper tWhg).--.lOl
The rest OF the scattered for numerous cali
diIates The Wings had regular candidate but have
no doubt they will finally for Cameron, and thus defeat
with the dsafcctcd Locos, the election of Woodward
Should the Natives therefore, their votes for Wood
ward he nus be the successful man. and this fear, VIII
be the case ~ nc is known TO lean toward Natvi-In
The General Appropriation bill has only progressed as
far the fourth DIVISION appr"Prians S2OooJo Tor Inc
Common schools. which was violently assaDed by VIZ.
BRADY of franklin who made motion 10 strike out the
same The friends of Education, however, soon took the
ALARM and Mcssrs Cooper, Nicholson Herr and Others
made able speeches in o.; continuing the appropra
ton The is still pending, with an amendment TO
Bradys that no County shall draw more money out OF the
Treasury pays in for state purposes ms WIZ pro-
baby destroy the motion Of Mr.. Brady
The Revenue Commissioners have added about SlooVU
20 the new Stale Tax Assessments.
bill! has been introduced in the House, TO incorporate
the Pennsylvania rhaaxan Industrial Association, OF the
Fourier order, in the Western part OF e STATE ea "
The bin to create a new County of part of Luzerne
to be called Lackawana, has passed final reading 10y
vote of - o. Is,
The effort making to change The location of the Lehgh
County Bank from Allentown 10 Ma.ch Chunk, Will, |
think prove succcssiu-as will also the application to al
low the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad TO pass throngha por
ton Of cur territory.
introduced.
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joarned 10 Saturday, II o'clock.
Police Office.

LqIrsnis-John Farrell was arTes;e and committed for
stealing keys nom Morris Ariel, OF No % White
street.
John Doertv arrested and committed for stealing
ham from John Van Bergen. No. I25 Walkcr-,trctt.
Three boys. named Edward Murray, John Hughes Snd
Edmund Travis arrested and committed Tor stealing
canary bird cage from Mr.. Meyers No. Narrick
They arrested by Captain Norton, OF the Municipal
Police No. B.
ALMOST DuEL-Moses n. IIenriques OF No. ~ So.
Mark Place, the Police Office this morning and
stated the Magistrate tha; he had TO believe that
Charles Cooper OF Texas had been the bearer OF challenge
TO his brother Alexander eRrjques and which had
out of difficulty originating In correspondence be-
tween the parties. Alexander lIenriQues of 81. Marks
Place. sied by officers stephens and MllSen and
held bail in $1,000 keep the peace and warrant was
issued against Mr.. Cooper We unable IL learn That
Nj Cooper the bearer any challenge and that tile
whole affair is 4 misunderstanding in certain cir
cnnstances connected with their CORRESPONDENCE.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED,
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 49,
Popular Lectures on Astronomy.


Delivered at the Royal Observatory Paris by NJ Ara
CO. Member of the Institute of France. &c. with extensive
additions by prosrsIus LARpSEK formerly Professor OF
Astronomy and Natural Philosophy in the University OF
London Illustrated with numerous cuts and diagrams
The following subjects embraced and considered In
these Lectures:
General Law, Of the Reelection OF Light General Laws
of the Reiracton of Light Lenses; ReiaciIns and Re
hectins Telescopes Structure Of the Eye history oil
Astronomy Preliminary ldcas-DeInuOns Capr'cer-
nu, (Caper) v , Aquarius -; Pisce. = Arles
Taurus .; Gemini II; Cancer y Leo " 9'it
90 M; 10 Libra II Scorpio VI " Sagi'iariu, j.
Aspect Of the Heavens Apparent Motions al the hea-
v.nIy Bodice. Tho liked Stars Distances OF the Planets,
Physical constitution of the Moon Mercury : PHYSICAL
conuti.n OF Mercury; Venus q Appearances OF eDu'
as she round the Sun; Physical constitution OF W.
nus; Superior Planets Mars &, Physical constitution Of
Mars. The four Telescope Planets; Juno . Ceres
Paa. o, Ve,a Z Jupiter II, and his satellites; Ply
seal Constitution Of Jupiter Saturn D his Ring and ms
Satellites Hersche, Uranus, ~, and his Satellites
Distances Diameers, Volumes &c, OF the Planets Keep
Ter, Law. Universal Attraction or the Masses OF the
Planets, Figure of the Earth. Dimensions OF the Earth
The Earh's Motion. Diurnal Rotation OF the Earth.
Annual Motion of the Earth. inequalities OF the Moon and
Of the Earth Comets. HALEY and other Comets phy
steal constitution of Come,, Eclipse, Of the Moon Eclp-
Sc, Of the Sun. The Tiles Determination Of Latitude
and Longitude. The Atmosphere. OF the Moon IN the
Horizon The Harvest Moon The Seasons and the Days.
The Earth. temperature. The Calendar.
Arrr,pl1-Table of the con,tsl a,ion,, with the Num-
Der Of Stars EACH far those the sixth magnitude
Summary.
r. Price IS cents
10 Postinas;crs remlting dollar entitled to I've
copies. Address GREELEY & McELEATH,
Tribune Buildings.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondents OF The Tribune.

PnILApELrnIA. March ii-P. VI 2
learn from the Exchange Books, that the bark Turk
Cant. White, Boston Tor Philadelphia with cargo o.
hemp. aSseed &c went ashore on the evening o. He 'O
inst on Hereford BA, during gale from the ~ IL
but would probably be cot Of next day. should He M
prove favorable, by tschrsng portion oi Hel e4s0 w
insurance on the vessel
In the Court of Sessions yesterday afternoon James &c
Dcvet: proprietor the Sew-ioTk Hotel Cheaut
near Front charged with the larceny Of quantity 81
cloths and cassercs from the store OF bayll D. Down
Co Front street. convicted and reIanded Tor sentence
NcDey has lon: been under spc0n having frequent
" been arrested hut always managed 10 escape jslee
The verdict Is considered Just one.
Jef -,.idinr in Prune-strect IS said 10 have elope
an Wetna evening" ro.n her husbands residence, with
, ,, M ,rbop, SIC had previously introduced
l,tiye She has left an Interesting family behind her and
before Leaving stripped the house OF furniture worth 'o
and carried all the cash she could Lay her hands on
The rIrorcl murder ct house near Gray cry turns
cut 20 Dc all no0nslile
The nomination By LocoFocos in several Ward. Of
the Ci:y Districts 4 candidates Tor Aldermen and
Constabes q, The election the 2ls. inst II such
anthony Tulley WA Byerley, and B. y Jones' is enough
10 cause the party 10 blush
The Arc-straet Theatre Is advertised for sale in this
city Thea,ricss at low cb5 here. The building
would r.ake splendid Church
Tho st consignment OF Susquehanna Produce this sea-
m was received al this port Yesterday consisting Of 1900
barrels Flour The Tide waller AMI Chesapeake Deia
since y last, the weather has been against Al outdoor
business the rain having been during the night
aud throughout; nearly The whole day, which has cause
;he whayes ard oiAcF business uiorougi-es be de-
serted
S1ocks-he make: his exhibited material change to-day
State fves d,elin-d Wilmington Rscad . Schuykill
navigator shares p iFd Bank Readin: Railroad i'm
rrosrd Il PeGn- Bank
First Bea-5i Kssrs;on Bank 81; s2I OoG State Elves
$; ~ " liFngoa Ea!lFoad ysri9us ways 2i Penn Blk
81; $500 Schuyikil Navigation Fiyes. 1855, 66t.
Second Begrd5 ziarS ScuYikill Navigation ~ o do.
Wilmington Road 81; do 2iI $3.50 City IS 1870 lD
100 New-usirs Gas p: lc9 Reading Road "a; 50 Com
reret.I bank $50 Lehish 1875. cash. p Sle
eaanc. baak -, S7f09 Stale IS. IS. rec u.
SIIP NEws1ii ?. M--Clecred this gtte-Roca.Brig, z
tcern Hove. Eoe:Hn hJs Csrln frocl:,, ns,n,,rss.
Paynisr. Merhon Abany tmy. Jarmsn. do; 4 Lsrl,
BE- Carson, do; Columbia, Berry, Calais, Me-
.irT!Tea-BFs AcAtsE from Boston schr Onsco. from
y. Bedford.
Beieu-Ba.k John ". Cater. sehrs Commerce. Thor:.
aad Others unknown.
Co Gov. Briggs has coHimuted Ike sentence Of
YORK. the murderer. Imprisonment for life in the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

FEMALE EMpLoyNENr.-Mr. Edward l.. Housh-
ton, As Cedar-st. in reference to statement in The
Sun that the beautiful parasos displayed in Broad
way are stitched by women whose average earn
ings are but rcnty6rc cents day, informs US that
he is an extensive manufacturer of those Parasols,
and that the women who understand the business
earn in his employment 81 per week, while some
twenty girls can earn from So TO IS per week
making those Parasols. We learn these facts and
state them with great pleasure We do not believe
the mass of our employers are so gripping and MI
serly as it suits the purposes of many 10 represent
them Still, many thousand of Seamstresses in
our City our most miseraby paid, while there are
many more who can find little or nothing 10 do.
Something mus, be done TO remedy this What
shall il be
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Total .7Ol6 SIG 24s4 6lOO sl7l s24

Majority agains; Steele in the above towns, OIL
majority agains, him last year, III. Net Loco
Foco loss, 1874.
The vote of these towns is equal to about one
third of the whole vote of the State. Weincline to
the opnontha Steele is elected by small majority.
The vote in all but five OF the above towns, tor
the highest candidate on the Congressional ticket
of each OF the respective parties, with that oil hale
(Anti-Texas Loco) and Woodbury. Irregular Loco
in place Of IIale) stands as follows;
wing. Loco. Woodbury.. Hale. Abolition;
6IS2 SSH s,2n 2,S75 l,513
twill be seen that Woodbury., the Texas dough-
face, nominated in place Of Hale, runs only ~ De-
hind his ticket, and tina, he is 2,o59 ahead OF the
highest Wing candidate. As a plurality elects,
there can be no doubt, we think, that the whole
Loco-Foce ticket is chosen. NewHampshiTe IS
still tue 10 her aifinities as Northern State with
Southern principles.
The Wings have made slight gain IN members
of the Legislature, blu, both branches will be Loco
by large malorties.
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RENovALs.-The Washington Correspondent Of
the Baltimorr Patriot rrites as follows:

Those who believe this Administration NIL not practice
p-cscptcn DO know the materials OF which Is com
posed. Mr.. Matthew 81. Clair Clark, the sixth AItiior
Mr. Peasonton. he Fifth Mr. Fenrose, the SoEcto. o NE
Treasury Mr. McCuloh, the CorProne- NY 9tlef, Inc
Second Assistant Postmaster General and lerhas otners
OF similar grade, viii have 10 60 Mr. John > skinner
the Third Assistant Postmaster General may possos keep
his place. Tor he has ALWAYS been .crt Jackson Arm
strong Doneison Pok tthoueh Van Buren man,
and resides cGI y he c+ooes WELD powerful! pen 'r q
against party.
For the Second Assistant Postmaster Generalship now
filled By Nj Miller. john Tyler. brother-1-iSV on D.
Weller Oh.o Of The late Congress, has been an Applicant
hut yields, il IS said. favor OF Gen. HUNT OF ono' e
Brother n-Isvy of Gov Cass Gen. Hunt Is fine. worthy
man. and Is here the spot. Ex-Governor cleveland Of
Connecticut is pushing hard for the same place Col
Gardner formerly sixth Auditor will, and ought to BE-
provided for perhaps be viii &c re-ins;ae in his old place
Amos Kendall, If nominated for the City Postmase-ship
may be rejected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

FEMALE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION Owing to the
ncemcncy OF TIE weather yesterday the adjourned meet
ing the Supreme Court WAS bur hialy attended
Miss Grey, the President, was in the Chair She read
series OF resolutions In support OF the views Of the Assoea
ton among Others one fer the establishment, Of store in
which to vend articles manufactured by thrown
of business by refusal on the part OF employers pay
prices. Tho meeting finally adjourned, 10 meet at Palos
Opera House Monday afternoon next, o'clock, when
an Address will be delivered
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Co,,r. NJ Sessions.


assent ana requiring that members who finally
shan present during the testimony and the summing
up The Cor, further adourcd 20 THURSDAY afternoon next
4; / o'clock.
Court OF Sessions.
Before the RECORDER, ana Aldermen DRAKE and DEvoE
NJ C. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney
TRIAL FOR F'ALsC PxETsScE-The case Encch e Camp.
on t.fal charged with having obtained money by false 20
A rom Daniel T. HeoIard. resumed AID canclr'ied
% testimony on both sides having closed on Thursday
-H, Ile Recorder this morning. the opening OF The
~ agssed TO charge the jury AZ length on each count
g. - Techpitu.tirS the facts Is gwen IN cN-
s A NIour-tns the law applicable thereto The
"a 9ho' W Is particularly minute ~ 70 the icS-
.'ioIE 'eueet and clearly impartial IN lis character
The jury retired and a;ser an abn, of syersl hours
!eilnhea INTO Court saying they coul! not a.rre
ts-eAA Davis, convicted by confession CT
grand larceny. stealing poke; hook rn.,,r,r Sa5
from the pocket OF Sheldon Basse ,,,,S s, :, ~
State Prison for years. " ~
Charles Liston colo!ed convicted OF grand larceny
stealing coats nom the house Of Dr. Bsl-NaS s,,, ..
the state Prison for years. 80
Joseph J. Lane, convicted OF grand larceny-.,,,r,
about $50 Ircm seymour Booih--was sentenced 10 the
State Prison ioT : Years.
TRIAL FOR kEEPING \ DisoRpESLy HorsE-rre,s,,..
Geser tried for miSiemeanor In keeping Disorder
y house No 3c Cedars;reet, the alleged resort Of the
vicious and iepEa-e OF both sexes, where dancing was car
rie on nearly all night loud noises made and dis,r
turbanccS created the annoyance and loss re-,
OF the ncshbors. 1t Is called Dutch Dance House The
jGry found the prisoner giitity.
TRIAL FOR LIBEI.-James W. Judd and Park Benjamin
were put trial libel James Z, Cooley published
In the newspaper entitled the New World on the 9th o
November last, in article headed "DamonG cut bis
mOnd" which reflected severely on the conduct OF Mr.
Cooley and hold him mp dicuc and contempt in refer
encc 10 assault and battery in which Mr.. Cooe,
defendant and George K. Gl:tdon the comPaina
which tried before jury and Mr Cooley convicted a(
hned S..
". H. .. Smith, printer, was sworn, and deposed 'ha
Mr. Benjamin the Editor OF the New World II the ti
publication, AMI Mr.. Judd and Mr. Winchester the pub
fishers and proprctCrS Witnes. 81; the article aece,
be iibcloUs ana put the copy hook, and when h'
hook full took that and other manuscripts OIL the hook
placed them in sack and they were taken sway h,
manuscript believe. the hand writing OF NJ Ben
amin, Hh which am familiar. saw Mr. benjamin II
and out OF the editorial room. writing about that time Mr.
Benjamin editor the last OF October lsi' and len
about the Is, January last. The alleged libel was read
and the prosecution rested.
being 81 o'clock the ordered The to be con-
t!nue1 tomorrow.
Tie Govt ahngrnel 20 SATURDAY.. II O'Clock.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Sin-Your OF the customs, embracing during
your official term nearly fifty millions OF dollars. and your
for your official cmouments, UP 10 the 7t July
S4i the period when your official services Collector
terminated, have been adjusted at the Treasury, and
balance of So 81 found 10 be due 10 you from the United
have requested the Collector Of Newicrk 10 pay
that TO your order which ORDER having been charged
you your Collector Of the Port Of Sewiork
have been this day finally closed the books Of the 1rea
sury. Very respectfully. j w McCCLLOH
To EDWARD CURTIS Esq. late Collector, New-iork.
We understand that Mr.. CURTIS awards great
credit to the Auditor of the om-House for the
faithful manner in which his accounts were kept
by that officer