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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
RUSSIA.
Knlish-Thc Boarding-SchoOl Emeute-ThC
ARMY,

The IrbhD7, translates the following ietter 4, N
the Polish frontier, dated Dec .
gave Won All account short time ago ofan b.
,estlgatCa that was instituted concerning roll b.
ri d.slr-l auce IN the female bOard.nrschoo 70
Kaish The upsbot OF tue whole matter was Oh
The documents of tho Investigating Commit, e..
with severa. o.. the young ladies' writing boil 5.
we're sent TO Warsaw, u await further insirlc
riohs The inquiry amounted % nothing important
and ha.sh has now, as often before 10 thank the
military Prince Gaiczyn for avertIng lnJury hy
as reports II tho circle OF Ka.ish there are now
regiment o.! lnianlg and iour batteries OF Ari-
ery The Infantry regiment IS - be increased .
SIX battaions O. 900 men each. partly by recruits
an partly by reserved tGoops from the interior
Tie officers have lately received orders % reta IA
their horses. which they have Usually sold ~ tie
Winter in order t. save fodder, and % hold them
selves IL readiness - march at any moment. Grea.
preparations IN every way appear % be making io-
rhe Spring aud a.. ak o. another war-Ine well.
NnoWu ukase. which Commanded T. give 70 tie
Prince PasAeWitch a. the h0n0rs belonging 70 tie
Emperor himself, hss lately caused great o.ense y
the Catholic pubic, especially on occasion OF tie
conservation o, the splendid Catholic Church o, -
Borroneo IN W arsaw. The old Prince wished q
De present al the high mass celebrated BY tie
Archbishop. The Clergy placed the great vi't
Or on q seat under a canopy The Bishop sa'
opposite 10 him on similar seat Acoo.d-
.ng 10 the niDal. the Inferior Clergy are 81
o.ned az the celebration Of solemn oHce topper
form various ceremonies "a Their robes before tie
officiating Archbishop.-they BOW, kneel befl-e
am, aud iaIne him with incense Al these mnNs
o. honor were also paid 10 the scnlsnaflc prince
and It IS asserted by eye-wltaessss that this lsl
ally imposing service was ih1s turned lnto farce,
as the Imperial a!,sr ego received Al the incense
and honors with the dignity Of a. O1en,a! god, a.
merely drew down lis face When the ooasecrsteG
smoke became to- strong.
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Marine Inteilisence-lPlr NneAsAl

uIsHrlLsssccs
Ls.ss. J.au-re Kse fa H SION. -aca =; s'',s % :
saltJ Jan sren-i .-re'rs - 20 . ~ ~ " az a.
d -.. - -. ~ c8r-r> q, l-a. no .1a. IT, .i,sr 9
asr-a'3 m -s'-e sFsrtei The chiaeJ' nd TO- Il
Ja S- sr,e. q he Amsros p,cse, ,aP On =
-, 81 ~ a. b. .eton ~ go ,,o IN 80 .
quantity l ~ .aa cher ar's oeoas 70 @s "a ~s' d
Qr,,..Ts-, Dec ss-rle S.a ,rn,.a rom S-~r
r Sfort ani 49, no tck md ~ cafe' las arr 3
A,sss..y a. ne l.bst. from 80 cbas 70 Bo-
81. Plt 1se o frPs As'ns 'pnas ga a. go and ,
Itsssr, J.s - brf -,,-osr-l an ,s,a45n-i 4,
ODD All qossi 90 q E-st Or American ~ fass~l De- =
b. tas ? tisctl G-rrct 'r''v' a. - gogt ....
Of 5o~ri asvls b.sa cortit p a't . "fto~ b.
Hsl- De an. Lna. Isa SION or sr-rD-u sr PIT ia
Gis..tr.. Dec She -a s-s De- - s-s iss y.
u. Ho,, '.ei ana Fas.ed 80 sira's 70 "e-t-s,t
r~siet h.' arrived ron Lssoa D.. ~ !. 49, .as
por '-'srtsy iseaaun-si A 'ssn-" Do 'rs a -,
L-,rroo J,z A,togroa Ban-as WON - s4asstgn
croessr Nor-.s. an Isrsl S's ,sn. Osi'ras. b -
w-sisrn s4r Kto->- sOresns - sth "a Gr--anAa sFa
J.s P.,.soas ~, 50 Fr,se. "a D. VII claton Tsls
l..,e ars4. P--osy slst - 100. Fslp. 'sa fr'
c-co. IA, Dra.s sHtl Won a'1 hou sasf Bs"' % "
Commerce, c-ris. Est.aoss Co1a.s. ia-f-ns sfot g.
Ealer-t ssr e. Loldoa D,yoa.hrs Hovs5, n Nfo.
sfl. Co-a C1-,r -g, s- llt-sI DfFef hat - - X
..a s.iI-rni H--safa 10 10. DsToasls H,'r5 -
A., a. De-. III, Losoa H...rs Ladies Or SIoa, .ad =. .
A.. Dover So H4a.o-. Hohout NYort %, Bf-ns1
% lr.r 81 a. 81 oron IN STors ~ Br-rr
Port.ola, =. h-soa. Fr.' io's,a Tor sIors ID
" d. start s. Hglscs, Prs. e. LSa1os of Mon 7
A. , - = =. - -. - ~ - g,--. won,
n - P I'LL Lo,a' wassl. Nfsot. ls'< % pr--1' j.
an uf slcs -sfH. P1l1cL, "a Lire Co
81 C,r-s "a, Mla,so. L~sAssH, Nfsa osfo- ''F"''-
=, - -. a.. x ~ " s.,c,ro. Dean. q eud 10
Ar, S.-7or 3. AZ 81 Bael-. s-rr-aa. s-'-s-s f' -
- iz. sl.4, u s,.7s.. L4rn4s AZ. H9aS N''s
81 ~ G---- e.. 81 Aas harey scct;. Afat
A. ,-s Cy-. s.st, H-s-oa Doss, Ns- ion y MT h-
:. N B7.a 49, H.H,-sr'l n L,.rl. g.
= ~ = 81 IL 3d. = = o- 80 os' Of srs ,t-
-. .-.:s-s ~ ~. s.s-r Tsi-. S,vpon s.' S,-
rors . crso. Da-, ron Le''oes'y s''Hs r'pAsS
~ c.. c--r Ga Wet Poa, 3. q L..poo, ss srorl
80. Ss4.-.i - . = - ve:ors STsri. J.s SOFA
A.ne N Z, Y, a.. s. 90 H. -, y w., si'''
A. = R.sisr.su' a. :. Pr ior sIsrs. e
AZ :. 80; y "a 4. 49, 49,, s5.ae. SI.r.
A. q Ass-ssT Is = sa. AA.-Sa S'- h 60
saf- Fa,l-x ji-' Lave ws-s, Won -. c,.,., ID.
A. a. hs.r- . i-- - - a. Alr-As-rs
So - s, a sia.saes ~ sIe.. Co.. A..
.-.s : ' e, p. E..ist - - I,,s STe'l
81 "a fseA.I- - J,-- @ $ 49,. NIL St.sI.
E-s.I 49,. -. Ls- C7a-l n IVA A-'-S9'E'i ed
- - ~ s : Do 60 ORR Ls.s Se'iss - NJ rs
4 s-.t Re er.ss~ "a l-a szrr,y IA, .sss' Ayr
A. a - - - : - - i-a. a. - .sr STsrt ,s;
49,. Fsrsa. wI--sa'. Fa--aao az r. = 20
-, - -. . IS "a H--=s N.-- 50 c.r.a.
y,..-l-. Gsrt.rs IA Ga--a a. l--zs- Hs-- a.,
- crur ls-sns ~ b. Lg.z 1osa- vD ssa ~
"a =. -. -. u css.rs R-s-ai STsu. * 81 Es..
Iva q a - Tls--- H. Fa.,-f Ba.ss--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
vTAIV.
Tx T15rr, translates a letter r.
Dec. :. describing
social Life In Venice.

lks lb'rr translates iettes rom Jenna
Dee describing
social Life In Venice.
Misfortune slso makes Venice interesting aGt 80
ioar az there AZ romantic dispositions and overs
Of A.. 10 MT believe there VII - aay lack q
t-lve'c-s. h0wers- badly - harbor may be oo-
.-1ctet Lie concentrates Itself al the heart. :;
Nara place. iu -ropo-ton AZ the extrcuties lie.
Iler- appesrs the Old city ot .asoons N DIS ricn
sPer.a.its. aai ~ The i1l maze o. The past Tie
ccfse-h11ses are open - uscal the thronc n tie
arcaies continues 81. .aitnl-ht, the charming dower
gir.s o1er their bouquets with their accustomed
lcc an 10 spite % The siege. The music OF orches
trss -esouni ou every side
The Hlte. le Elrope IS sled with strangers,
and anon. them We notice many distinguished
names. O. tbe Duchess oi Berry and the Coun,
Won Chan'o-d Tn next morning, 70 De sure many
&c these usiOus feil aNay. ana when one bends
his way over the Ratio b-idEc. End on the SIDE
branches ~ the great Cana he meets with tla
marks 0t decay and lmpoverishacnt ! stopped
mr. -onioa ~ oae o; those magnificent palaces
which invoul-arly elchsn every spectator by
their perfect architecture On the steps and Tie
porch was crowd OF men 4 asked what the mat
ter wss An suction o. At tie furniture went
up stars uau. came thougl NV OF high. r'7--
b e columns. ornameuted " IN costly fres-os, 40
the -oom where the auction was held. Tne hl..-
nrr vas iust striking of two splendid pier glass
OF thc celebrated nalliae ture oi R4haldl tor mere
song, % an OLD woman who kept a curiosity shop.
Other a.lsbie articles went in the same way. m
which you saw a, the FIRST glance the splendid ms
tory Of centuries.
For collectors Of antiquity Venice now opcrs
ch sud heard that commissions are constantly
set ovc- b. England Many private CALLER 5
were On be previously removed. Iao palace chlr''
which cost az east 4 million of francs was sold %
$1,000 forms The purchaser IS 20 tcrn It into
s0apiactory. AID this price : thought 70 be pretty
high. Hundreds OF other palaces though smaller.
blt m good repair. cannot find purchaser and ae
occupied ty the proprietor alone, once registered.
perhaps, ia the golden book but now unable u paw
tie military tax. assessed upon him as land q
proprietor THIS eXtra0rdinary tax, by which tl3
Italian army j. supported amounts TO : millions %.
torlus a month. including LJmbarly great o7-
nmty FOR our financial interests The Aus,rnn
Government Acknowledges the Republican paper
money az 80 per cent. bat t crculates only IN SIC
c.ty. so tla: there IS no medium oi exchange y
the continent specie being As scarce as IN Vienna
A Hungarian whom I met al the tab.. q hoe
thought his country men wcrd be oyeuoye
kossIth notes would 70 a, tue same depreciation
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and I.Oss-wetmore, SC.


EHrse; nCm private leUeT aA,ed
WAssINsroN Friday, Jan .
=" In my letter OF the sth, spoke Of tie Ware
SO1se system IS useless Sppendsse to The CON-
Rerce Of the country 1t was 50 repsentented by
some Of your mos; intelligent merchants before IS
'dopiioa; but deseTence to the views OF Nj WA
IL carried it through Congress. The object Was
0 ocen.eract, 10 sOgne measure tho effect % cash
Hile', oEs Of the beS. provisions II our veveGus
IS.
In Sept ls4s, number Of your citizerS SOC o
whom should not have been 50 entTsPpedl a e.
sssed letter 70 Secretary WALKER, then at tie
;s'oT House. rendering him pubic dlarer, CON
P:'Hea'lng h.m iog his MANAGEMENT OF the hnSne,
., .ne country. aod expressing 10 him their sreas
SohsAeoas ior hiS efforts in establishing the Ware
house system
=. Ahs' letter, i, waa understood, emSaated from
'ae once OF toe Journal 81 ComE.ercs---the SAM
'aPei mat censures the present Secretary for ne
spadiGting Walkers contracts Consistency IS
yeSe. That The editors Of the J0ernA never
11oed themselves 10 look after.
beiow send you the result of the Warshorse
lst 49, N~@1Nf'
-S VA paid Nt rent Of stores. carriage Gle -
vhoe sy,,,rr, ,. ~ sPee'ors Se..... .s@ss "a
% oSpenditare receipts for siR i, -
Il ILL., WV n OK. ..................-t 1&i.kA A.
'sos'sd mat the amount received 2g sto-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28


AsHfs-Tle same ua-.vi-y continues % rreyail IN n
tsn-s 1 notice DO Potash oar .aes ~ Amencan NAY .
quoted from I'D % SIT &c Pesf ish .- better AID 3
5. ls.s obtained jif ~ - rel 1 kaoSluiy pal.
our --pcs o. American Po-Asl 10 y, - lo1 barr s.
ard OIL. lsau ~ 100 casks cnou i1 slits Pesga l.
BErswAX-Prices remain '.lc nominal.
CoFrrf-rherc has been a further Improvement m =
article within b. as, dGys, an rates have ~
receipt OF favorable accounts from England 81 Do
Tie receipts of he last year mounting 70 100000 J.
- bas l1uug wear with sOck Vi $500 ooo sil %
1870 go AL ast year of which l3,Oo bags ~ Domingo "a
1850 AMI 1900 bags 10 1919
LARplu- decline appears al an end aud the sales " b.
have ed is week have given certain hrmu' =
oar ra'es We notice. 90 br.- American NJ s. r. 20 = To-
% per - bb.s dly PAID Our stock may DO valued %
5000 ALL
RIcE-Romairs very duh the s..es 81 the week not
rcoduE tU trrc-s Carolina - g. 90 and stock
ct-ds GO al extreme prices OF q g. % -.
1900 ba-s EAST ludla M L. IT, 10 10 per - 49, duty paid
WHALsEosE Foo some time past ifis ari4c.- hes De-
completely cccd prices lasc been greatly alec
b. il.. STATE OF things. Actually cannot quote No "a
Western above 30 o. sd southern - - 20 rs
even these rsfes nominal Our stock GA ihe 3lst Do
ccaJrr last values, a. 1900 k has been Increased by c
arrival 0i ne Argt with - bl1i.cs from New-fors
Hawai- THURSDAY Jan l0-Our Cotton market has BE- %
tl hs week but prices remain he same 33l 81 y
Mobile AID New Orleans nee ofdinaire and 9f Tor j.
lands
RICE Poiash Whalcbone, Pops Sc. ars dul d sac.
TaI0w j. d liite more ~ reCues-
Peafssh reAzed ~ b. a5f ., AID !. now he'd Al So
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The following report embraces he transactions nom =
- fn fln tfl inst Inclusive
C0rroS-sucr ne beginning of tie year cur market as
been charsc ter zed by an nailed d-maud rs We. {, %
lie de a. on he 1s OF spccu aiors. owing In e. -
measure he last al 1ces from he United States per i-
ropa steamer by which received dates from New-l 4
to me l6l u.t thar agree generally sOeaSng, upon Tie
Mate ot he crop oo0c 70 D. no, oees, aud prOdl, q
u Liverpool lecled rise. rendering thai market exec 4
ingiy acyo he fr-usac1us here have therefore been
raner ierahc event aud pr-es Jr American desc ,
lions. which those caiet, ought amer have eA Do
efce- an advance of a. TIE Important ,aes effected
wee, rf which portion ide 90 srrve by ships
pcc,oi lave rendered c.er- very hfm. Tor the 10
ll,t days. Aoweee t-e Iat -o-1 Lite doug OHi prs
are ver steady OBJ r--l.
TIL, uf - semi h reach -s4i baes, Of W. D
) 5f on specu.p .a sl| 500 t3 su4se.
prcrs of llli-- sluG staple Cotons according ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
VOLUME *.

rage tie present year vii be iess than last aud
n the GHeen or sixteen stores rented q Atlantic
DO H. uoi two Of them would be alsi "a Goyc-l-
laeut account once IA five years
The balance AGAINST " ETSOBE = stated - 0e 4
tie ess than 500. roo. AID j, Is sad that tie &C.
isicstion causes very LITTLE surprise IN your C...
perceive that the late of5er Of the Secrctary
% the Treasury e tie subject Of constant attack
by the .j1grq0i # C0m nqerce and IS YORKSHIRE
core spoDdents The after probably % ~; know
that Mr MEREDiTH does not m,ke the laws. Not
with the Editors themselves Their course ln
relation 10 TINS matter exhibits a prJiigacy that
we should hardly expect, even from that paper.
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To ffariDPn.

vssssIs Ts-rs - % Fsrr..-Ft.<Ss Dec q. Is4s-
stE.os>s a. to Fo lor papo-s d tosas
q 6- bg coeP.sy Nd VI - a
s-.t 100 = shIlrax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
BRoOKLYs ITEMS.


ExrEssIYE COsyLAGRATIos.-5hortiy aftor SIX
O'Clock his morning lhe oil and csndIs Stores Of hssss
Ltct6ed Co Wstsr.st we're found 10 be In fsmss The
Are wa srst discovered Be 10 ths candle mandatory
he rear from hence spread rapidly " come CASKS Of a
nag on de- wharf ssIl the river and IN Ire yard I'd onlng
The ssm.s eorfaed The rear and prevented sprsad
az orf BY xsoekag In tho beads Of ne oil essks
ne wMsrs edge and serng tho seosf In The nve
Tie premises quite fs Of stoek suesnt hsvisg na
bssu aid "a tOs Inc spnng and sumner season Several
hundred barrels Of oil thas Destroyed Q msusr d
sec.s.iy, and preventative Of rsstsr csst7eron To
wards O'Clock The flames zot under surprising
H. sh generally expected that ths whole q ire pre-
ises vi d noss doinnf Dsi BE- DESTROYED befse sorh
could be accomplished 10 cO1s~Qsenes u mo h1fn.cS
stores with Which hey hled Thsno - ne ossne
nremeD Gs DID hey ssnssye. bitter " taoSe
sucoes.slr IL IL sn2pOsed thaf some t1Dt.y =. $3.50
worth q properly has bsen Injured b9t mosuy 1879
~ iasuraaee Tue hrss @pPossd . ~ 's g.l -
I've Up.saDg Of amp 10 the S~snDe Se>os ,.e'o.L,
"a la, siscovered here BY Of ne yoes VAC n1d
us cone 10 worn Quite ayeiy seene 90 49, ~ -
nysr oss " ne vhAH a. The re<f sOns e1cS SOS Ds
- -. a.. 1ri.a a ed Win moo .sf boys were ecs4y
~ ij .~ac.lns NJ 10 al and LsOS - Seated On Ne
pe Tn 80 pss bsekss spades. and pieces II plsst
-, n, ,,os sii5on gathering Up Tho ea<y sbsAnee cad
- ~ - boss completely BLEED 10 very sooft
80 teTs~ifh some Of asecs made good nornlEx's
.ort M TIE books and papers q Ihs firm wore a.
900 a. well he horses In he ssbs eOse 20 where ~
srs sassd COasters5s stock was also ssyed egi pr
n.ly a.arse A...r...-. s.-sass.
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The eve-tfll year l-ls, appears 10 have had 10
uuisvorable influence OF tie genera in;erest Of or
exterual trade L we nay rust 70 u oaiciai o
ports Accordng 20 them the imports exceed tie
exports civ bv 24il. 35ltrbes, and Of The inoprts
%. 77ss7 rub.es. Ia tie European trade IL
expors were Is g57. 7o2 rabies. aud tie imports
'3.l449, rubles Asia exported 70 tie AMOUR! Il
-sO2, sOg and imported l,Z'2,o.V 1-lisad exported
i,l52. 2C4 and imported cos..36.
Meantime tie great EuruPeaa crss-s Pressed
h.sviy Ok individual pcrtz, for Instance. o. ~ Sea
Of As5ph aad On certain articles Of trade, as Com
aa1 Fiaxsced Trade was generally more EEe'y
IN the northern ports NaVigatio2 IS here Eisf
-,rteS so- the season: on the ID q December the
Cronstadt Bay was closed with thick ice, ard tie
water COMMUNICATION with Russia suspended We
earn the new measures 0. Russian policy princi.
psly from the foreign lcuraa-s' and much indeed
also which never has taken place Our direct se-
ouup., give only in5icariors. and As such are re-
esrded the current rumOrs Is TO the higher officers
de tailed tOr the Hung ariAn campaign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

uYDRATLIC PREss.-wEnied % HaT.ss.s a
III aydrsale pT-ss eqzA, ne pr~ss1re Of 1891 - -
Isqzsre a = sro>srsL $1,000
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Agricultural Bureau-Mr. Ciay's Resolution-
NfleaSe.

Cor Of rSs rrhGsa W.'sssTSs sa'ardr, 'aa .
In an Agricultural country like the United States
the establishment Of Bureau specially devoted
to the science Of Agriculture, and its improvement
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ne.errinn. In tie Army.

Another letter iFom the Pol.h iFOot.eF' daied
Dec. g says
Another cry Of horror comes 10 us fron tie
aeightorlnz kingdom Of Poland Ia the recrg!tla &
service. hitherto, almost al the young men capable
Of military duty went Of - order 70 escape tie
arInv Il order u nee, tie deslEtion, which Is
occssioued BY the i1sh,iu severity O. the h1ssis-
avs an orfe- h.. been iss1ed tha; tie brotn- &
%. the fesertcr. however young, shall be put 10
he ranks. On the day this order vas Announced,
children OF 10. y and - years OF age were tor
IN L ther pare--s.
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1.hnrrdrnfRussia.

Tie T-l5aaS translates from the A!ge-setEe u
fz7g the following staienent dated - s'er'O1T 2
concegrirg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

nh. LAK1Ua =, - - hs,s tssn aasocesss
a. 1890 ~ 10 Oder Physei2a< fosng msn wbe ~
..rraon o. led pr.<ness Ia carry nfe are s2senns roa
- 49,. Those 01s Of ne ciEy VIII BY sssnE bssf 60
ID t lposspaal eoesosng Zee rsesvs nedsie esfse1y
usrkss from obssrssron. A cure vS,anisd ~ nooez
80 ~ Cd sou coda osrvse, can fsJ % ~ -
49, .ss b. spelosms o. o. - Fnnn ksnossnAG ~
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CITY ITEMS.

MoNpW MoRNiSG, Jan. =.
SMART BOY "A hne trick was played un
saturday By boy IS years Of age. upon tho lad
OF the Norfolk st. NJ T.. c Female Benevolent Society -
Tue yoang rogue pretended that he was seui by tie f-
recres. 10 eis subscription book for her when he 10 Is
lp he business Of soliciting subscriptions for himself lie
aad secured some ten or twelve shiungs when detected
FoUNDLGNG-A fine male infant was found n
Amiyst about o'clock Saturday morning Sent to tie
Ams-lIogse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

CASE or OST.E EYED THoxPsoS.--Oflccr Clay
ton Of the City OF Brooklyn. served Saturday w o
habca, corpus Mr. Edmonds kseper Of the City Prsou
this city requesting tho attendance Of Mr. Arlington Ben
pct b. fore the magistrate Jusuce smith, OF Brooklyn fof
tho purpose of undergoing examination IN reference 20
the charge preferred by him sgainst WIN III. Thompson,
alas One Eyed ThOmp 10 reference tho possession
~ an altered 81 bill 10 so the Trsdesmsn Bank n
his Guy The examination IL set down Tor ten O'Clock
Monday morning During this investigation. Il 10 believed
sons connect with the present mysterious a.
f.lf Will develop themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

DEALIS6 ~ PoLIcILs-Alfred n Jude and VIM
go he he proprietor and the aifsr clerk o.
policy ofhes In HOustOn-st near Ridge were aiken into
custody on charge Of having sold policies TO John Arno
2sI sJanton-sL They we're held ~ answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

FELL IN Fu-M. Johnson, residing at u
Ha.nmondsf fell 10 IL from piazza No. q D-yst and
was seriously aurcd An ofesF took ehsfss OF bsr se@
conveyed her home Ia carriage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

BrRoLARIEs-The smoke house d J. neClain.
No 81 Aanons vas entered ffon he fsaS and .ooui
silyer stolen VIM r. Hal. on complaint VI NC Foo,e
r-s.d e. os-esr Re.ds AID ssrt he Police Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

A Yorso ROouE-Ths house OF Mr. Henry
Prsnies, near Aqasnses, y. was robbed fsv nixhe
.ince by BOY named Wood vhSm be bad aksn from ne
SeSx Yo,t Ho1se Il Refuge TIE robbery eommlusd
In ths ab.saee OF Mr. p from homs AMI On his rsuru ~
discovered loss and LHnsdissy followed me boz snd
\. AGO bach and VII dsa win he su d.reets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

ArTEMPr At HrGHwAr RoBBERr--One or two
evenings ago Mr. Heunan Baoknan, counselor aisw wac
attacked Al The hall door OF his residence III Cham
bsrssL BY nhsn who attempted 10 tsko bis gold wstch
and chain TOO which M bRckman bad hard struggle
a. faco was considerably blsokeDed and bruised by ss
robber who however had maze hs escspe wihoat The
plundsr
lNoUEsr--The Coroner on Saturday held an in
quest Al the CITY Hospital the body u Mary Neas, sged
= years native " ireland The decreased It seems, was
A new IN arrived grsnf who taken "a The Hospital
10 supplied state aid ed sier Of congestion Of ths
brain Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

SUPERIOR CoVRr-OA Branch.-D ecisions
E.-,f vs.. ps L,s.y Trial allowed % lorna
Eo.,I- " NcNsG,.-New utsl granted
h9iue5 ads CAytsie--R Reversed % MARY ard sssw-
81 a. % ". n
- ~ - Buc.aa-New trial slowed. on terms
H1ri - tiisst-New trtA denied
Sclrlfi - hsiset.-SNrs
tcft'ss Va l~ifyA1ta< Modem aened
De~so-s nsde $50. bat entered q R<~~ssf
~ CszTtN ALI NrreA1sf Nsv~ iork Ice ,syssss Ga
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
9arncIantattott..

Sintema al Der Q6tbare S. @ringle Sones
Nrelicent 6ibter in ben perfhicoenen 9ohrten BON
Common Vlees pom ortten 9erlbts Se5trf' beitsb'
emo aus ben Gauntes Serfs, Hprtbampon ilno
eetta i'm Staat pennfppanien, in &raft fenes amtes
WreIibentri6ter prrIbiebener GOurten pcn Sper uno
Serminer uno alIgsmsiur 9efdn9niB Grleot9un9
in bcfa9ten @auntieS; uno 9eter 9aaS uno
Sohn &. Gube, @iqrs., gebuIfS Glbfer Der
Gcurten BON Sper uno Sermner uno au9emelner
@efdnani6. GrIeoieun9 fir bic Gidtun9 p0n 9aupt'
uno anbern Serbre6en in erfa9tcm Zelda Sauntp,
ibren 8efebl all mid geribtet baben, NORM ile cine
Court BON Sper uno Serminer uno piertelldbrt9er
Situua BON Common plcas anberauuen, meIhe
aebalten wereen fcu in Der Staet Qucntaun, fur
has Gauntp eeba, ouf Zen
1lfcu MiOntao i'm 0fcnat Scptcmbsr,
1850, weldbes Der 2te Sag oes bea9tcn McnatS
it, unb pelobe eine 8obe eauern wlro.
go nirb biermit Radribt 9s9eben, an ALE Srie'
tensri6rr unb Gontabd innerbaIb ees brfa9ten
Gauutps BON 9eda ba6 fie oann uno eaielblt ii6
in eiaener Yerfou nit bren Soils &eecros, Snqut'
fitionen une GraminatiCnen enbufInoen baben, um
ibren pIibten Dor erlaster Court abiuwarten.
9esaleiben Tcrben aud alle bicien9en welte
aeaen @efanaene in benz Gefdu9nIB ees SauntDs
eeha aIS Gld9er Ucer 3eu9cn auf6utrsten baben,
benahribtiget ea6 Iie iid alleort IN rooleIblt Gn
aufineen baben, INN bielelben Su prolCaulren, wlc
es ibnn &edt cilnfeu mag.
@eaeben uuter mcincr !Sano. in Der Stoet Gucn'
taun, biefen 1lten Sag SuIi, i'm Sabr unlcrs
Germ 1850.
Gjctt crbats bic 3rputIif.
SbarIeS Sbrie, sbrl.
SuIi H. 1870 nqb@