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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
Rfdl estate.


- FOX SALk, LEASE Oh Itf.-la - rso4ern
= hrii three story house snt .o y S7Tines. nlrh
side frst door east o. Broadway. Lot 3 i,ei front
and rear BY q feet inches Ire east side and Is fee,
wesi side
For ss,The two story houses snd lots A. Joining Nos
- ard -. Bronze No. - 10. . feet foci and BY
I0S feet on side i0 fest6 rAes he side No
~ ol . feet front snd by ne feet inches
east side I2l feet the west SIDE.
The above situated on The rcrh SIDE, second block
east OF Brosdwsy. between Crosby and Elm sts-const
cred the beat location in Broones,-
Also the three story house and lot rs Pserlst corner
Roses - feet front and IS feet dep Ross st
leased I'll May lSso.
To lei-The story house and lot, ioI ore Or four
years from May text II CrosoysL nrsi door soulh a.
SprinS.s 81 easg SIDE. For information apply 20
y. CHESEBROlGH. 81 Nssssu-sL
80 2ws Firm Of ChsschroGch, s,esrus 4 CO.
r FOR skLE-A reai Cottage ard Ban, with about
: foar snd half OF good Anr. pssssRily situated
- m The town OF seW Rochelle on Neymsns sVeuue,
within hAf nile Of Steamboat LsDdinE. sd shout 1si
distance from he Sev-Hsven snd Nswlork Rsiiroa5-
There good vel OF wsier rear ne basement doof and
number OF fiuit trees nc Il les good view 81 ne
Sound .1i snrrcuniing county II De above see = Dol
sold a. pfvsfe sale BY the Oh dsy Marc1 next vii b
offered a. pubic snct he premises a. 10 O'clock A.
NJ On thaiesv For farther pSrf-iisrs inquire n
LIZ COUNT BARTON, New Rochelle Lsraing.
New Rochelle. Feb. II, ISL. 10 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

4 am mas always been awarded by the American lnsit
ie) - Widers Patent Ssamsnder Safe whsn placed IN
competition with Others
Ana when fairly tested by ars With other Safes ieci
sve verdict has ew been rendered In favor o., re sal
ansnder Tho subscriber IA the only person IN tie State
Al horned By the Psleniee axe eell The genuine
Wflder's Sa amanfsr sIfAS &. HEARING,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

n B. Jones's Changssbe flank Locks, also Eilicou.
Platform scales FOR sale II Manufacturers prices
~ fmDNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

- he furniture. garden, orchard cnrsge house stable
s@ c combining the convenience OF he ciy, with ne
heeuty ara heal Of the cOUntrvsuated on State
~ near Fovvers-sL one mile from the South Ferry Brook
ivn. fnquire Of ARNOLD BUFFUM, ll2 Broadway or
IN EDGAR HICKS, corner OF sctemerhoru and Court
81 BROOKLYN. ~ eo1I
.ea AT PRIVATE -ALE.-Three blocks Of land
~. between Third ard Fourth avenues aud between
- Nneiynlnth and One Hundred and Second-stS-
so Eve blocks OF land Fourth Avenue aud the
old Harlem road containing about four hundred lots-
Terms accommodating Far particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auciloneer,
ad.af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

ga TO IET-rhe house i4a Wooslers, the double
IL house with two stores 80 Csnsi-st the three siof
~ small house % CauaLsL both between Broadway ard
The ga. house. The dwelling part Of the house - Canal
- corner OF Broadway the and dwelling 4l8 Broad
way h-e large rooms p by 50 and 10 10y Il feet each
store on Lspenard IT near Broadway Apply to
i3f I'm p DICKtE, - Lispenari-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
ITO FANCY GOODS and Thread and Needle Dealers
/ AIFXANDER RAMsEY 3 Mald en-ane. dealer IN al


vAreles OF Combs Rrushes Pins Needles, Tapes, Steel
Pens Lead Pencils Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, in'hl.
be Stee 2eads elegant Bead Bags and Purses sk snI
Cotton Pur.es Hsr Pins, Buttons HOOK and Eyes, SC
xc invites hose about commencing business ant mer
chants from hs country. % examine Lis socA Of Fancy
Goods before making her purchases tplease cul ihis
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
TNITED sTATEs AND

GOAL sill sell Inc sesl Pesch Orchard Goa Al ine-
I low prices. Egg and stove = 5 MT -
3 In. PETER CLINTON. KirZ-si
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
VOL. ".
SPEECH OF
MARSHALL WI. STRONG,

IN THE COUNCIL, FEB. 5, lS47,
On the Bill propiding for another
Conrenfion. IN case The COnstitu-
ton should be rejected.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28

Power OF EIRSEsrSEss-Ths earnest force is in fact,
the main element the mpressveness of pubic speaking
II carries conviction the minds Of the hearers With power
that nothing else can give. Its absence rrparabe de-
feet Sincerity not cnough desire to be Useful is not
enough Men must have that ardent impulse which, break
ing through every barrier, atess TO the world hr sincerity
by urging them to the most devoted efforts in thu diffusion Of
truth They be distinguished by peculiar Energy; they
have moral power TO compel respectful attention The
thorough eanesness Of such men in every thingh under
take is an attribute of their character which, If il we're not
veloped in religious agency would find vent in other
direction Their advocacy could not be marked With cool in
difference or by suspicious sincerity II is apart Of their
very nature to :" throw their whole soul in the work"
They require eocuon TO teach them mock earnestnes
for the natural expression Of their mental emokons
panes and enforces their deepe uerance s. spake Paul
and Luther, lguatus Loyoa and Whitfield, Her the Her
init, and Knox and Claiming.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28

splendid sword and ePaulets have been presented to
Lieut. HuSrER, the victor Of Avarado by citizens Of New
York The presentation speech made by JAMS T. BnA
Esq Many officers Of the Army and Navy were present,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28

In the church, near the seat of Fernh where repose
mains Of the late Lord Mecalfe, tablet has been erec
inscribed with suitable epitaph, from the pen of
IN. Thomas B. Macaulay. AS mere piece of compc
n, it is worthy alike of the subject and the author
Near this Stone is laid
CHARLES THEoPHrLus, first and last Lord
METcALFE,
Statesman tried in many high posts and difficult
conjunctures,
And found equal to all
The three greatest dependencies Of the British
Crown
Were successfully entrusted to his care.
In India his Fortitude, his Wisdom, his Probity,
and his Moderation,
Are held in Honorable Remembrance
BY men of many Races Languages, and Religions
In Jamaica, still convulsed by Social
Revolution,
lie Gained the Evil Passions
Which Long Suffering had engendered in one class,
And Long Domination in another
In Canada, not yet recovered from the calamities
OF Civil War,
He reconcilcd conending Factions
To.each other and to the Mother Country.
Public Esteem was the Just reward Of his Public
Virtue,
But those only who enjoyed the Privilege of
his Friendship
Could appreciate the whole worth Of his Gentle
and Noble Nature.
Costly Monuments in Asiatic and American
Cities
Attest the Gratitude Of Nations which he Ruled
This Tablet records the Sorrow and Pride
With which his Memory is cherished by
Private Affection.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28
IN Ordinance for the Government ofthe Terrific
RI of the United States, Northwest Of the Riuer


ry of the United States, Northeast ofthe Riper
Ohio.
Belt ordained blythe United States in Congress assembled
That the said territory for the purposes of temporary govern
ment, be district subject however, to be divided into two
districts future circumstances may, in the opinion Of Con-
gress, make il expedient.
BE ordained BY The authority aforesaid, That the estates
both of resident and nonresident popeors in the said terri
tory, dying ntesate, shall descend to and be distributed
among their children end the descendants Of deceased child
in equal parts the descendants OF deceased child grand
child take the share their deceased parent in equal parts
among them and where there shall be children de-
sccndans then in equal parts TO the next of kim in equal de-
gree and among coatca the children Of deceased brother
or sister of the nestae shall have equal parts among them
their deceased parents share THERE SHALL
BE DISTINCTION nETwEEN KINDRED OF THE WHOLE
HALF saving in all the widow Of the ntesate
her third part Of the real estate for life, and here there shall
be children Of The intestde onehird part Of the personal
estate and this law relative descents and dover shall
main in full force until altered by the Legislature Of the dis
tct And until the Governor and Judges shall adopt laws
hereinafter mentioned the said territory may be de-
ved bequeahed by wills in writing signed and sealed by him
or her in whom the may be, (being Of full age and
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28
AFFAIRS IN ROME, 0rALr.1

Rome has just escaped from sort of counterrevoluon
Much doubt has been thrown upon the reports but the main
facts appear to have been asceraned 1t not surprising
however, that nceduy should have been the first feeling
absurd and wild the plot ascrbed to the cospratos
The tale is that conspiracy arranged under the auspi
of Cardinal Lambruschn and the leadership of Colonel
Freddi Chief Of the Mounted Police Carabinee
upon the popuace and them the day fixed upon
the anniversary of the amnesty, when the people would
have been collected in the streets The presumed object of
the conspiracy mpar Rome aspect Of turbulence
in order to show that prepared for freedom and
possibly to afford pretext for Austrian Intervention.
The mere absurdiy of such project sufficient ground
for disbelief Hitherto Italian politics have almost uniformly
been of booksh nature the friends of liberty have derived
their inspiration from literature and have shaped their tactics
literary models and although the opposite party might be
supposed possess the worldly experience devabe from
practical acquaintance with affairs point of fact they shared
the genius of the country, and acted less upon practical
rence clear scientific knowledge than upon tradition
dogma. The practical style of administration and reform in
oduced by Plus the Ninth is startling Innovation which
the intellectually active Liberal party slow
comprehend appreciate and must not wonder if the
Conservative party of Italy remains still in the region
bookish politics.
The probability that the reports true is confirmed by
strange and otherwise unaccounabe demonstrations of the
Ausrans the western side Of the Roman States.
If guess the hidden object of the conspiracy may be
hazarded, is very likely that the conspato obtaining
possession Of Rome would have affected consider that the
Sovereign Pont had previously been under coercion by the
mob and 50, while pretending guard him, they might
have sought to reduce him to puppe put him out OF
the way.
The upshot of the has been strengthen the
and popular influences. The class Of poessed poli
clans has been usefuy weeded among Others the Govern
of Rome always object of doubt has been dismissed
The defence of Rome has been conded the Romans,
organized National Civic Guard and with po-
tcal power has been handed to the middle class
constituent part Of the State II will be found that this diff
fusion Of responsibility with power strengthens instead of
weakens the Government London Spectator, July 81.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28

NeU Hampshire. Mr.. Foster, ave.
Mr. Blanchard aye.
Massachusetts, Mr.. Gerry, aye.
Mr.. Partridge, aye.
Rhode Island. !. Mr. Elery, aye.
Mr. Howell, ave.
Coanecticut. !. ;. Mr. Sherman, aye.
Mr.. Wadsworth, aye.
New York. Mr. Dewitt, aye.
Mr. Paine, aye.
Ne,o Jersey ... Mr. Beatty, aye
Mr.. Dick, aye
Pennsylvania :. ;. Mr. Miffln, aye.
Mr. Montgomery, aye.
Mr. Hand, aye.
Defarare. ...... (Absent,)
Maryland ,.... Mr. Stone, aye.
Mr.. Chase, aye.
Virginia. Mr. Jefferson aye.
Mr.. Mercer, aye.
Mr.. Monroe, aye.
North Cardinal. Mr. williamson aye.
Mr.. Spaght aye.
South Carolina. Mr. Read, no.
Mr.. Beresford, no.
Georgia. Absent
Thus the report Of Mr. jefferson for the temporary gov
eminent Of the Western Territory, without any restriction
whatever slavery received the Of every State pre-
sent except South Carolina. II did clay on the table
Of Congress during the three years from 1884 to 1887"
During these three years it the law Of the land 1t was
repealed in 1887.
Nearly year after the first plan was adopted the clause
originally offered by Mr.. jefferson, part Of the charter Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

The FREsHETs-INUNDATIo OF CiscINNAII.- -
The waters of the Ohio have now swelled to the
highett point attained during the great food Of 1892
least five thousand families have been rendered house
less this disastrous nood and great distress must en-
has boon called provide the means for ailevistpg
their destitute condition The stores south Of Pearl
street are flooded, and Broadway s overnownsd u 10
useless to calculate the damage to sndesvor to give
an idea ofth distress existing among Business has
been almost entirely suspended Half the lumber In the
city IL aoat and boats have been carried on OF the
stocks In the shp-yards The snow Ia eighteen inches
deep and more Is now falling. The telegraph between
this city and Louisville has been thrown ont Of order by
break Dayton Cincinnati Corr, Phia, Ledger
De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

Mr. George Miller arrived in this city, says the
Boston Post Of yesterday, from New York, yesterday
morning. and his appearance In State street created
great sensation His friends gave him q cordial rsosp
ton and In reply to questions In relation to
the large quantity Of paper bearing the alleged ergsd
nothing Of any forgsd paper and that he 10 ready 70
meet Mr. Beknap In reference to any past transaction
he has had with him. We pubsh the following card BY
his request
A CARD.-Hsving been absent from homo for . short
time, ind during that absence have been accused In
the public of high crnne In gross viola
ton Of law all OF which deny and request the public
to suspend opinion until facts made known which
shall prove only my entire In any forge
rss, but the Injustice done and my family In their
propagation. GEORGE MILLER, Ia Exchange st.
| Boston. Dec. 49, ls47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

six inches Of snow fell Of Erie on saturday Asht the
%th inst The lake hsrbos ere still opss cad hnebsyvs
cd By Toe, and onss In While when the ysathss.hgne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

DAR!sIAN DYEING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEsCHAUX have moved to as. John street, between
Nassau and Broadway, New York They still dye finish
and superior style, all Of goods sewing silk and
twist either plain shaded trans, orgsnxns spun silk:
worried and woollen yarn; sewing cotton ohair
linen &c Damaged faded goods ribbons silk san mer.
mos Thbe and cashmere shaw, gimp:, nges cords and
ed equal to articles. Orders carefully attended 10 and
promptly executed. dii Iltsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

d S00 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to gentlemen who want
YOVO their old clothe, g look like call at the Tai
street. where al Prh tar glue and paint
q :. r. s.:s IsSs iSS me- :.f
lsIss s: ss:a ; .s:.ss ss;.: H SsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

WORAM EHAU0A wOUT Lyceum Bulldogs, ssi and
$:l'; ;;;: 81 81
sy % % WV 90 snS sss
as
wS HESS1a WIG f. public to call al
5AE GAEs NR
. Rs,es s &
a s1 Ss Hssss sHl as9 ss. ad .%
U o &: ds ssI .. 'Gs Each
;%SS;; waists cheap can be found n;hs ssy N:S
% a
Of he The Ia. BEEN e: Last thirty years
an T.S: liable
Sss1 Il. %iSssi that Mh ss!:.
&. S III s:sv: and al ss:
IL re- Ike . ,
IS; Sss The Sun building Price IS cents bottle NY
SHaD H4f RxsER when
simultaneously color the hair natural black brown and
=:
s,. s1ss.
s'ie s:Z ys aHf F. si :si for the
DO JOHN STREET.-OVERs H0Es..G0ODYEAEs
i'i%ss' 'ss
%ls snsy S
ss s: 3: ss S:
% %afs;ss :.s 'j's SAMUEL
en oa .:. isI d sToss Iss. THE
i1 %aao% .a:.
:S yIe Also ..
:s ; :l;r =. IT. s
he CITY, hung he
Esp saa ssss' f:s 9s
and s.,Is%e. having :npssou: s.s
oS. far cash Ss for The same sy sending for The sub
'ia 4: Ladies can be attended to BY Mrs. Lsvsnsyn
CAST OFF CLOTHING ANp FURNITURE WANT.
- Ladies and Genemsn having any off or super
for same by :sndnf note Or By ealing the SUBJ sub
is SgGsG n %nfs s ss
; ~ n BaLsde. can be sttsnded BY Mrs De Boe
amount die 1&tsm
CLARKEs sACKs-G. ,. CLARKE, Merchant Tailor
~ I6 william street. opposite the Washington Stores, has
very handsome stock Of and body sacks prices
o. which vary from SO to t6 Also Cloths
Vestings made to order low prices for cash only MY
c9wn and ssc. sack, are Handsomely trimmed with velvet
richly worked silk fronts Overcoats made
very same prices at which thew sold ready made
~ there hundreds Of wish to know where ou get
your tailoring done: such say Murray street corner
dress, or ovsrcoats and eloaks either cleaned dyed altered
that required them look weto save Won
clothing this wintersmal charges and no disappont
ments the order Of the day those wishing 10
Coat. cleaned for IS cents without eoons steam Don't
forget 81 10 the number always find the great
clothes modiher. A. CORTIssOs, o. Murray street
AIDES CLOAKs-The subscriber begs leave to call the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

An ingenious mechanic has made q small engine to
rock bis chlds cradle The length Of the engine and
boiler Is sixteen inches and half
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

ia i'ss lonE "a feet beam and measuring III TONS inch
:s. sn' csooks
Fowks Co.. corner Of We" .ld Liberty ''i; 81
e, s. r
:is sfsfsii
"s: IS SHIP e.
< eses,;
e: Ss :S s
'n''d and sail on the 'h her regular day
sTHTE AN SS fAs' ks.5
LiyerpoSl de.Iou, Of informing the public Of United
f:s' Ss
Ireland on more favorable term. than can be obainsa from
The sde. and E largest d.
s :a tina. oa nav, ono. 4
L,.IP.G ss e. dsIs.
action we may B. favored
s fs .nS t.
p e ss's: tsE::e
% hss isSs'i' Fl s :ss
ASP S2tHS AAntNs B sEEA
s:::s:: S'' ID. ss' A ''ST NJ
% South .tr.et-Th. following wen fnown sss :.iliss
S New PSgsss: o.
Ss Hs.SsS ~
r. In addition s 70 n. s :y.sd
5hs Vest cas.staes' Rs.s: sheridan ao!Ssiinssss nd
Tor &. ed t sssns VIII as
ss x shs he a Ind 5 % sS.
e Y
G-oTe's Buildings, R.sen'. Road, Liverpool. did SEN
5.r,S tf Suas .. s.S &.
SS Of c.tou opposite gsS Tobacco
soRS 1 IL S q s: f sss.
5 s En- s' ;;:S
& vi s .ishs U
HoSS g rzM USE
eas s ss'' . sS; =:
sfs' .pps 4 s ss sss 3. rS. $50
Hss steamer. ISAAC sG%Tos
Ss ON instead ' no
sunday q, Pc s.'rs., ,ss
ss.%ss siss! " Gs' ;:s VII
Tuesday Thursdsy and Saturday evening" ii o'cIock
Ocock, Y: M-LsndnR ntermedists plsr from the
foot Of Barclay street. Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Gap
Tain B. Overhaul, will leave on Monday Wednesday Friday
AMERICA, Captain T. y Hulss. Will leave on Tus.day.
Thursday and SATURDAY. afternoons o'clock The above
bosts will at all times ALBANY amps for the
Morning Cars Tor the East West Freight taken mode
rate rates and akes alter o'clock +. NJ All
forbid trusting OF the boats Of TIM, line. without
ss &: S: :s %iAs
the wharf. n1
AJOTIC EOn and after December 49, 1897 the Steamer
IN STATEN ISLANDER will run follows;-Leave
Staten island ats& 10 aud u A. land r. M Leave
New Yoik att and II A. M; |, 81 sdsP.M. DIS
CHILDREN's FUR HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
" choice assortment Of chdreni black, dab and white
Fur Ha, OF entire style Also, large Of
ohen Velvet and Cloth Cars and appropriate articles
as Christmas and New Years gifts For sale BANrAg
Hat Cap and Fur Store, d Canal corner Of wooss.
A TrEMPr TO ROB THE sEvENTH WAkb
Roake's Iodine Liulment. which positively Rnsams
tsm rsins and Aches OF nntue SwenGs old Ulcers
sth joints scrofua &c. price 50 cents Bee advertisement
True Sun" Irsre
MEINHARpT's 0ILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
A Sl0NsTbese letters remarkable for durability, and
brsncy Of the gliding uneQualied by othsf article IN
the cy-which brillisney warranted to stand exposure
% ne weather Trey are also ispenned TO sn color "a nay
street. will attended to- The partnership hssoior.
sg hst-,:s M:rnsrdi Scott. was Dissolved ON ns
CONsTIPATION-(COs TIYE Essl permanently sur
" ed without the aid Of medi eines BY WAhIONs Eh-
-VALENTA A vegetable food light pelatsble and puiri-
u2Th por sale wholesale a2d ,.s'"E~ NWyTrstE,ppas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

AIDES CLOAKS-The subscriber begs leave to call the
attention Of ladies to his stock OF a. be nv
the be: IN the city and comprising all the styles
assortment OF dry suitable Tor the Which
will be sold at reduced prices, by PATTISON No Bow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

LNOR BALE-The Steamboat GENERAL JACKSON
ia feet long "a fee, BEAM and measuring III . inch
and vii be sold low, il applied for Immediately. CROOkE
FOWkS CO.. corner OF West sd Liberty ttreets-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17
Police lntolllGenCe.

Charge Of Grand Larceny Officers Wandsl and
Wade OF the 10th ward arrested Tuesday last
by the name Of Thomas Adams charge Of stealing
$3.50 In bank bills from Owen Gallagher, residing In the
I'd while In house of disrsputs located at No
80 Walnut street The money 1t appears stolen BY
woman called Charlotte Post in that house, and subse
quenty the money found In the possession Of the
accused. Justice Timpson looked him up for trial
Stealing SUIT of Clothes L hcsr Hervey, Of ths ID
ward arrested yesterday man by the name Of James
Reynolds charge Of stealing suit Of clothes be-
longing to Nathaniel BAssett valued at Sal The
cused slept In the at No. 229 Washington
street with Bassett and In tho morning the clothes
amongst the missing Justice Drinksr locked him up
for trial
Charge Of Stealing a Wafeh-Ofncer Willis, Of the
10th ward police, arrested yesterday young BY
the Of Ira Cole of the asehses at the Bowsry
circus, charge Of stealing gold watch valued at
$50 from girl called Maria Allen, residing ct the
ner Of Grand and Orchard streets. The watch
covered, and the accused held to bail to answer ct
court for trial, BY Justice Timpson
Arrest on Suspicion -Ofnoer Gallagher Of the 4th
ward arrested yesterday, two men, called John and M
choas Baker on suspicion Of stealing boat Detained
for q further hearing
Stealing Shapl-onicer MoClslland, Of the 18th
ward arrested yesterday black fellow, In Laurens g.
having In his possession woolen shawl evidently sto.
len, for which owner Ia wanted Apply To- tho above
officer. The negro detained for examination.
Stealing Coat A fellow called James B. Moore was
arrested charge Of stealing overooat worth 80,
belonging to Aaron Durham, No. 263 Sixth avenue
Locked up for trial by Justice Roome