New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

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ii to the Mint here where the weight was found 10
tally exactly with the weight Of the same packages
IN California. The name Of the New-iork hoIe!
alluded to has been furnished US, and can be obtained
by any one curious to know. May we not, In Iuls
TRANSACTION have clue 10 some OF the many sianael-
Gus accusations against our Mint There can De no
doubt that the weights by which tie packages were
weighed at New-York were false, and if false were
by design. The intention could scarcely nave
been for any other purpose than 10 so reduce
the packages that, when brought 10 the MINI,
they would weigh no more than they nad "eigheu
by the false weights at New-fork The crcum-
stances at New-York, had not these young men ar
tcularly noticed the variation In weight, would pro
badly never have reached California, but the Mint
weight might have been sent back and the lnnocent
officers Of the Mint saddled with the odlum OF
New OTk robbery II is quite possible that 'he
story of the mixing of parcels at the Mint. may have
grown out of some such false weighing at New ork
as that above instanced.
Y The Light Guard, under the COM
mand Of Capt VINCENT, paraded on Tuesday, in hon.
or of Evacuation day. They turned out eighty
muskets, and attracted much attention by their fine
winter uniform. Dodworth's Band on this occasion,
wore superb new Hungarian Uniform OF olack anu
gold-and turned out thirty.sK pieces incLudll.s
clarionets and other reed instruments whlch nave
lately been added TO the band. The music was most
IL new, and the company wherever they went, drew
large crowd o. admirers after them. The march
ing and evolutions of the men were capital, bearing
evidence of the discipline they have been subjected
to in the drillroom. After the parade, the Guard
who is their First Lieutenant, by partaking OF capt.
tai dinner at the Astor House
70 The performances at Brougham's
Lyceum Tuesday evening, for the benefit OF the
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society, drew together
very large audience in spite of the extremely unavor-
sole weather. The attendance was mainly from our
Hebrew citizens, of whom the elite were present,
formiIh ION the part of the ladies' remarkable
alay of raven-haired and dark-eyed ISraelitish
/ hoo tfN he rp4 M p -
OWE pieces " Romance and Reality and " The
Money Market" having, like nearly everything Oh
feIed upon his stage the merit OF being inter
estirg without grossness and amusing without nib
alcry or vulgarlty.
70 A letter from Genoa in the NeCark
Daily Advertiser says:
The Newly ork ard Genoa Steam-packet Company
is not vet quite fully organized, but the prospects
are favorable. Mr.. Roster tie geDtieminly ner-
chant who has charge Of this enterprise Is prose
cutting measures for ats early completion: ne Mag
IN the course OF recent conversation on tae SUP
ieot special reference having been made TO Tie de-
sirabeness of increasing the means OF intercourse
between the two countries, expressed cordial de-
sire that the line might be commences as soon as
possible. 1t enjoys the favor OF ms Government III
| the fullest degeee.
INDUSTRIAL CoNGREss.-Ihis body again
met on Tuesday night at the New City Hail. and
| came to order DANIEL WILLIS Wee Presden,,
| IN the Chair Henry A. Guild Secretary The rol'
vas called, and the proceedings OF tue subsequent
| Session were read and approved.
! Mr.iIibsnn from the Committee into whose custo-
| DIV the documents and funds OF the Labor League
had been placed, reported the cash IN hand to the
Coneress-andm moved It's appropriation to the eXpen-
SEES of the body, which was adopted
| The Committee on an address to Louis hossUrH
| reported majority and minority address upon which
a stormy discussion was had, and both reports finally
referred back to the Committee, with the addition OF
three members to report at the next session OIL the
The Congress likewise postponed the discussion
of the subject and the resolution in relation 10 the
nOn-ntep ention policy of our Government win
! foreign nations. The Congress then Adjourned TO
| Tuesday evening next.
FRE.-On Tuesday night a fire broke
out in the green house of Mr. Cargll, corner Tenth
| avenue ana Fifty-nnth.st. 1t was extlngulshed by
Two of the Nineteenth Ward Police before much
damage occurred.
POISONING CAsE.-Suspicsou csrcum-
a No @ HS%ap sS i'b h h Rs
Mm as AGING e ssa tSgsae "f
Eliza Jane Muller wife of b Muller artist, residing
the above number It appeared evidence before an1
loom al half past clock Monday morning Che usa;
OI the " Jn tone Of Voice this was
tnued time, and about O'Clock they were heard
mcrnng it was announced by Muller that his wife dy
ing, and she expired at about o'clock shortly aitsrhe
made TO Othersnlhe house several went
10 her BEDSIDE but she unable T. speak or to MAKE
herself intellgibe TO them Her extremely sudden death
band and these suspicious were rendered more plausible
II, the fact Of rs having been wen known IN the ~ Use
that they did live happily together from the e dence
before the Jury, appeared that sispcon on ms part
was without foundation As soon as the tact OF her DYING
situation announced messenger was dispatched oI
Drs Chees and Cox, who were soon al te mousse ahd
acr short eyampaor these gentlemen gave as their
0n,nion that Mrs NJ suffering from an overdose 81
opium The usual remedies were az once apPhed ~ as
stated above without producing The effect desired Onthe
announcement by Dr. Cox TO Muller, that his VIE had
taken pos BY scy he bee .eIy uch ehceu,
the decesse of ms wife Muller sta.euio one % s
occupants the house that AIS wife had bee ulhII :"
him and he further denounced her IN yey IAN
he went TO the store Of friend to whom es'atedthe
fact death and requested Inn TO go WIN nun 70 "a,
INTO a closet to look for sumo linen. when Maesl
sT %o, have found TINS is something did not
EJECT to see here THIS bottle proved TO De contain IL
o1id orum His friend, IN his evidence before ths jury
LIED tst AZ the time he made this erc,ama he M1er
had read The labe! On the b)ue pf p - a., d
ceoSed N whose stomach he found subs ahee when hs
pronounced to be opium portion va i w Hospta
Who soon detected the presence Of opium IAe Case "ss
continued uil2 O'Clock yssIt'day aieihooA ~ Nv ~ IN
pseuce Of Alderman all beng required 10 as'.u- ~.
inquest rela We 10 the late school cIt tny IN.
con,ieeraiirno ~ postponed lntl thlS ioh5. ~
circumstances being considered hy the july as stohsH
tending duplicate NJ DER a. 0f s1snp a1s hun ia
10 await Ire diton of The verdict Ihe ue'saeu was
| native Of France, % yea's OF age
The GREAT FORGFRY CASE FURTHER
rOsTpoNED-Ihe Count met JesteldS dltel 10
IN adjournment on Tueda Tor the purpose Of irIhet m
vCs.sans this case MI Clinton. counsel tor "eDo,ohe
A. The accused was present but stated tna' W4s
HE Tor hm ~ attend. as he was al thai time III
Csc IN the Supreme Court He proposed 20 uo1 M. ne
N r,ssd 10 hs ceni Webb as II no stauus "ith'u us
Unlef examination of Witnesses Tor the Posecltn 40
rx,t accepted this offer, and named Fnday as me diy
,ben he examination OF Wood an and Eare 30 iai ~ we
| ,,htT defend .nts are concerned wIli be Continued
potIcE ARRESTS Anthony Wick was
,la sr,,s,ed CHARGED with an aggravated assault AMI
b,,sry upon the person OF John Wick The ares was
made Nv officer Vie of the Seventeenth ward VINO '''S
| nm sfofe Jp,ce MOuhtfcri for examination -,
John Murphy. arrested by oincet 81, ~ VI 10
Fnh Ward charged with burglary IN entering vac csDh
NJ M schooner Mary Jane lying AZ the loot % hartons
The arrest was made at O'Clock ytssrut mo'nlhs, a
rs III To Tie Lower Police court IOI eAaI-