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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

,,e continually arising in Districts sometimes
st,,o,,s,,. losscning The value of the school
pos;dos &C this service is gratuitoUsly perform
cd II is uuwise to impose upon ruslees any IN
necessary labor in finding out what their duties IN
~. nremises really are. We are informed that IN
.o,,e instances. those who have had experience
rs Trustees have been quite urgent IN their re-
.,osent,,ious to some members Of the Legisla-
,r,e as 10 the need Of a clear, simple, concise
school code. which shall remove all doubts IN
tho minds Of Trustees as to what their duties
really are.
Moreover, tie circumstances Of the population
ofthe state, taken as whole, have very mate
yially changed since the original organization
Of the Common School System As no
thorough Revision of the whole system has
ever been attempted in a period Of more
than half a century, It Is not surprising
that the provisions Of the law have failed
to keep pace with me demands OF the people.
change has also taken place in popular ideas
on the subject of Education, not less marked
than fhat IN the circumstances OF the population.
From oil these considerations, we are led TO
the conclusion, that Common School Code,
prepared by men Of talent and zeal, who have
made the subject Of Popular Education a study,
and whose ideas on the subject are In keeping
with the advancement OF the present day, to be
reported 10 the next Legislature for its action,
would be Of invaluable benefit to the people Of
this State.
49, An act passed at the session of last winter
directs the Secretary of State to prepare
volume, embracing a history Of the Common
School system Of New York, and all the Sta
tutes regulating their organization. This volume
is to be placed in every school district library IN
the State II is most fitting memorial Of the
past and ii is proper that the History of Com
mon School Education in the State of New
York, up to the commencement Of a new era in
that system. should be placed within the reach
Of all her citizens, now and hereafter, in con-
venient form. This Is all that Is accomplished
by the volume now III preparation by the
Secretary of State. 1t merely brings the lum-
bering confused superannuated, and often con-
Trajectory statutes, into accessible shape toward
the direct and necessary work of reforming them
II does nothing.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE OPERA.-We delight IL every OPP
portuni,y Of praiSng the perfection Of boSios ~@-
laa for praise of comes naturally and easily As
satisfaction IN this warm weather. IL was never
more dehcately drawn than last evening ana WHO
did not wish 10 daois gun 90, that the oehclouS
balm NIGH, be made personal to himself Inc oa'"
bath and Veerai Cariso were warmly encoTeN SStneE
well deserved 10 be- for we have never seen IN New
York or elsewhere. Il performance more oeauuiui III
It's kind than the ZsrlfHa of BoSlo AFTER "fioh Si''
ver-irebe praises, 1--WE hope that the correspondents
OF the Post have gone on! OF townl a u'tie edS$
must be introduced to harmoniSe our criuque' bu'
We congratulate Signor BENEvENTANo upon MS I'M
failing spit and interest in his roles. Last evening
Ne came near forgiying HIM every thing "Shteny
vans" and all for without BosIo and hsmSelt we douo'
that the opera could have proceeded The ineTtneSS
OF Signora TkvFTi and Miss WHITING and Signor
FoErI Is beyond belief TRuFFI, especially, looked
N and doubtless SO, which IS certainly excuse
enough for want Of interest SignOY MARINo also, was
III either in health humor, for the utter ndiner-
snee he displayed last evening is the opposite OF his
wont Beautiful the OF Don GIovANI the IN
tercSt OF promiscuous audience IN It's representation
can only be sustained by dramatic interest and action,
which by TIE excitemen, of the nearer reacts happily
upon the artist. We DO no, know Il be want OF In
eleN IN the opera or reluctance 10 the Stuay OF It's
music and meaning necessary for success, but GER
tany DoN GIOVANNI is the most hstieSs and lneaec-
tive ofthe operas sung by the company.
In another column We have aimed 10 show that II
is an opera worthy of the closest attention Of every
singer and lover of music, as Il has lolg since ana
always received the unqualified homage OF all to
whom music Is something more than a sensation or
sentiment.
A New WARD.-Yesterday the Assem-
bly passed the bill for the division of the Sixteenth
ward OF this city. II the bill becomes Law We
snail have twenty wsrdS-one more hungry Alder
nan-one more greedy Assistant and legion OF
xslslous Police officers However, we suppose 1t
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ASSEMBLY

BEADING oF BILLS
An Act authorizing the appropriation OF money IN
ard 81 emigration 81 coiOrcd people rom ihis state
Mr.. J. BENEDICT moved 10 recommlt
Mr. TurRLL offered the motion. and Mr. ANrH0N
opposed. The motion was oSt.
After some further discussion. the till was lost.
An Act m relation 90 the duties Of superintendent
Of the Poor.
Amer some time spent in discussing The BILL % was.
on motion of Mr.. BISHOP. indefinitely postponed
An Act IN relation 10 the So4uS Canal Company.
Passed.
An Act for The relic, Of the survivors OF the First
Regiment OF NeW-Nork Volunteers Who served IN
the Mexican War. Passed. % % ?.
An act to provide for an additional number OF No
iaIies Public m the City and County OF New York.
Passed
An Act m relation TO the Licensing and Governing
of Pilots IN NeW-Nork. Passed, 40 70 a..
Mr.. ANTHON moved 20 reconsider and thai that
motion he on the table Carried.
An Act 20 amend the Charter of the American Fire
Insurance Company. Passed.
Recess TIL PM.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
IN Act 20 Incorporate the Noiicsiutv in-,tv,ivn
NeW-Nork Passed
An Act 10 incorporate the Irving savings lnsiltu-
ton AZ New-Nor CITY. Passed.
An Act 20 amend an Act declaring Sackei River
public highwdy(
Mir. II. HAKRIs moved to recommit for the purpose
of amending. Lost
The bill was then read third time and passed
An Act TO divide the Sixteenth Ward Of the CITY Of
New-Nork. Passed.
To authorize the Northern Railroad Company TO
construct bridge across that portion nt Lake Cham
PLAIN az or near RouseS Point.
Mr. HEWErr moved 20 recommlt, with instructions
20 strike out the enacting clause.
Mr.. WHEELER moved 70 amend. by referring TO
Committee with power 20 report another bill IMAM
mOuSly adopted. Adjourned
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naIifnx. tluepec nna De,ro., naIIrgaa.

TORONTO, + rlQdy, June q
II is understood though not officially announced,
that the Government are prepared 10 extend liberal
and TO the whole line o. the railroad from Halifax
y :, TO Detroit Michigan. via Quebec An agent
OF Barring & Brothers Is here. and 1t IS understood
that he whole loan can be obtained under the lmpe-
ma guaranty, az three and halt per cent In me
House of Assembly. last night the Ministry stated,
IN answer 10 IN inquiry that no oyeru5eS have been
made 10 the opposition 20 form coalition Govern
mont Mr. Mckenzie moved for "A committee 20
draft bill 70 abo ISL the Court Of Chancery. The
Government resisted. and narrowly escaped defeat
the vote for the motion being thirty against thirty
four MANY of the ablesi lawyers advocated the aoo-
ltlCn of the court
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From Rnenos Ayres

BosToN, Friday, June 3.
Tie Nancy Pratt leit Aay llth, but while al anchor
below. lost both chains. and was compelled % put
back. She was promptly supplied By The United
States ship - Louis, and the National Light Boat.
and left again on the 18th
Flour was worth IS on board All descriptions of
American produce were lower
Letters 20 a house In tins city lated Bue8oS Ayrcs,
May. l4th, report excitement there IN consequence
OF rumOrs being prevalent OF the blockade Of that
place by the BrazilianS which rumorS however,
we're not generally credited.
Flour had fallen $ per Dol. m consequence Of the
opening o. The port 70 foreign imports. Freights
~. IlIL-
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sened. Judgment does not always. like wiGe, grow
better As II grows older.
air. BEsKSAS said that hrs history Of Newly ork
was the only work. any line Of which Washington
Irving Il DYING, would wish 20 blot
Committee reported progress on the bill
The senate reported progress on tae bill directing
the repayment OF the sums paid by the merchants
under protest 20 the Mariners fund l. VAS opposed
ca the ground that The money belonged 20 the emf
grants, from whom It had been taken. Il was an
SWered that Il had been decided BY the highest Judi
cial tribunal IN the Union, that the state OF New
York had wrongiully taken this money. md were
not lawfully m possession Of y, and hat the only
question before the Senate was whether the STATE
shouldreiain money aiken and held under such CIR
cumstsnccS
Committee reported progress. Adjourned
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rApvERrIsENENr.l

ADVICE TO LoT PURcHAsERS.-lt Is 4
&c, ~ M small importance 70 persons VINO VISA
To- invest part OF their savings in village lots 20 NM
an honorable, fair dealing agent, upon whose Iepss
sen,anons they rely Mr. John 3, ri li4,Sin he
Ias, Sonr months sold between six and seven nun
Sred lois in the new village OF straiton ror1' hea
Flushing and we understand that the ss
ali we'll SatiSfed with their bargain Many OF me-.
60. at,,,t commencing building There are lev
more lois in this delightful location for SAFE a
nom ITS proximity 20 the city. az IS only Ies oa,'
they are Of course gong OF rapidly. III fi~''i'>
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COMMUNICATED
CARr.RT & NEgpuiN's IMPROVED Mg-

LcDIANs.-J. CARHARr. Pa,entee.-We have much
pleasure ln recording ourpUolc testimony % the sur
passing excellence Of these instruments Iacr DELI
cacy Of touch, and the richness and mel4OwDesS OF
theirtouo beng eyceled By no other maker. Their
internal construction is 50 accurate that hv judo
Ous Of the pedals. tone at first softly breathef
% be scarcely audible NAV be gradually increased
IN volume. until u attanS almost the power of Or
gan. thus shOriIng every facility for the effective
performance OF the most scientific music. and the
chefs du.uvres OF tic best masters The external
appearance of these instruments is extremely neat.
and altogether they are very unique. Depot 293
Broadway. J. : CLARK, sole Agent
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
EXAMINATION OF

EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL No. To-
This examination was conducted yesterday at the
school IN Gowanus before a few of the members OF
the Board Of Education and number OF the parents
and relatives of the children. The primary class
under Miss NJ Bralden, principal. ana Misses lie
Count and BiSley assistants, were examined IN the
elementary branches and got through their part very
credtably The Male Department under Mrs kou-
get, principal, and Miss ;. Boocock assistant,
showed much progress IN all the branches OF their
education comprising History, Geography, Arith-
metc &C. as did also the females under Miss Esther
Boocock. principal and Miss Bennett, assistant.
The examination on the whole showed that the pu-
nils generally had been well attended 10 and had al
tanned a credlttble proficiency IN then studies Al
the close Nj Holmes, City superintendent comph-
menied the scholars and teachers and expressed a
hope tina; the satisfactory result OF the public eHa1-
nations would convince the citizens that they might
with every confidence entrust their children to be
educated IN these schools, for the support OF which
they contribute so large sum Inc NUMBER or me
register OF this school Is 995 and the average daily
attendance 2i5
Sv1IINe LdouoR WITHOUT LIcENsE.-ln
the City Court Yesterday hye persons, indicted for
selling liquor without hcanSe, we're 10 have been
tried but IN all the cases, except one, the District
Attorney consented to an adjournment TIL next term
in the one alluded 70, Frederick Vogler pleaded
guilty. and was sentenced to pay q fine OF sl5 and
to stand committed until It paid also to sixty
DAYS IMPRISONMENT IN the County Jail. with siay OF
the latter par Of the sentence on condition thai ne
Immediately and totally stopped me SAFE OF S9Ills Ot
strong hGrors Judge Greenwood sad X was ne
intention lf The Court 70 deal thus IN a. cases anu
bevond imposing a sufficient tine 10 indemnify me
cv 10 lmsrsou the parties, II order 10 put sop 20
Inc system as there was now no excuse ior hiring
me tbe law. As the Commissioner Of Excise Rad
rrsnied licenses freely to those applying ior iaee'
The matter had been very different NheA 'hey re-
/ fused 20 grant any
ALARM OF FIRE.-TheTe was an alarm OF
FIRE IN The Second District yesterday about o'elces
caused bv the burning OF barrel al the ioe' 81
H2rrison-Si
SECOND UNITARIAN SOcIETY.-Re Ut;
c.Dre,f successor TO the late Rev Dr. Claiming Oh
Ro~,on. viii Preach tomorrow. see ai'eIliseie -
another column
Dram Bopy FouSD.-The body OF a man
49,, I've fret eight inches high, light brown htiI AZ
go ~ = BLACK rock coat brown eioth FeS', O ia.
srS erev mixed paIltalo0nS, cotton &c an
~ az, ,fIv about 80 wears Of age, foated on si,ote
9, VsfoSy Hook on Thursday Ire oloiel se.a ~.
| ;Hcest ye c!lay and the usualFeTui'il III su0 49,
| rendered.
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Later from Hayti.

BosIoN. Friday. June D.
An arrival at tins port from Cape Hayuen, brings
dates 10 the 18th INST.
The report OF battle having taken place between
the Haytcns and DominlcanS is without foundation.
BY the recent proclamation. each party Is bound 10
give two months notice before reSortlng 20 arms
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1. =. Senator for Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Friday. June y
The House reconsidored their vote, indefinitely
further ballOtlng fos L. : Senator, and
to-day had three more ballotings without a choice
BALDWIN had l0l votes Seymour o. scattering. J.
Baldwin thus lacking but two of election. The mat
ter was then again indefinitely postponed.
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Burning OF Railroad Bridge. sc.

EALTfN0RE, ffIIlT, June 2
The Southern mail has arrived, but the papers con-
tam noihng OF interest
Tie Railroad Bridge over the Neuse River. near
Go.csoQI0. y C.. was burned on TUESDAY night
The travel has not been impeded.
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Markets......BUFPALO, June y.

The receipts Of the past "a hours have been FLOUR
1000 bills WHEAT none, CoRS 10000 bush. The
market for FLOUR is dull buyers not entering freely
al the higher rates demanded small sales OF Micm-
gan AZ - g. 0344 There Is a fair milling demand
Tor prime WHEAT. with sales of 10000 bush al lie
for Ohio and soc for Chicago. CORN i m far re-
quest sales 10000 bush al "a bi6c for mixed West
en- oar are dull FREIGHTs are unchanged
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rADyERTfsEHEST =

- Musical Union and Association of
the American Piano-Forte Company. founded upon
the principles OF the Building ana AccumGia'ing
FUND Associations, and extending their benefits fcT
the distribution q Piano-Fortes and MelOdeoas.
Books for the Second Piano Company are now
ready. PiNn same a. No. ], VIZ Subscribers limited
10 100 entrance fee 80 cents, ana regular monthly
dues 81. Each member chooses his own instrument
valued at $500 from the manufacturers warerOoms.
Books for lrst MelOCeon Company are also open,
and VIII be complete with 30 members Office hours
from \. VI 20 g p NJ All letters must be post paid
and addressed % NeSsrs. JoCELvN & WATSON. TrIs-
secs, La arge Buildings, 80 Broadway, Dom No. 5.
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Destructive Fire at Deer Greek Yalley-LOss
$4,000.

ClSCINNArI, Friday, June .,
destructive fire has occurred IN Deer Creek Val
ley. 1t originated IN Messrs Butler Brothers
Backing Factory. and spread Nth great rapldlty, de-
str0ying Messrs SchOoicy & Hough'S and l.. Wilson
& Cos large Pork houses. with several smaller
buildings. The whole loss Is estimatfd at 10000
Wilson & CO. had no insurance but the others were
mostly covered Some Pork and Bacon were burned
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The Late Murders in the Western Part of the
state

BJFFALO, FTdly, june .
The jury in the case Of Hall came into Court thus
afternoon with a verdict OF guilty OF manSlaughter
Judge Parker then passed sentence upon hun, Of 10
wears hard labor in the state Prison. knckerbOcker
was sentenced 20 be hung IN August next The prs.
oners both received Their sentences with the utmost
cOmpOSurp
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Arre.t for Attempted NurIer.

PROVIDENCE, friday, Jane ..
John Gould la, been arrested m TINS city on
charge II committing q violent assault upon Nathan
&. Lewis. a. Attifborough Mass. on Monday last,
with intent 20 XII. The parties were formerly
gagged To business here
Lewis Is believed % 1e dangerously injured from
the effects OF q slung SHOT
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Markets ALBANY. June q.

The receipts since Yesterday have been As follows
Flour 1900 bbls WHEAT. $500 bushels Coss,
22OOO DO. FLOUR Is IN moderate demand the mar
ket slightly fay0TS sellers sales 800 bols AT l204
Is for Pure Genesee, 3 s7a3 % for straight state
and $4a4 10 for Michigan Corn l. m good re-
ouesi Al better prices $4,000 bushels Western
Nixed sold al SOL Oar, are heavy 5000 bushels
Western were sold al 4la4lic. Prison WHISKY Is
al 2ic.
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By telegraph to the New.Ysrk Tribune.
The Talcett Court Martial.

WASHINGTON. Friday. June 9.
The our Martial upon Col TalcOtt IS progress
ug Today was occupied CHIEFLY N the eIamina-
ton Of Col HugeT. and certain correspondence * %
he contract
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Quick Passage from Detroit.

BUFTALO, FT1lY, june =
The steamer May Flower came down this NOR
ming from Detroit IN fourteen hours and fifty minutes
This Is the quickest passage on record
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Another Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, friday June T.
An accident occurred about half past six o'clock
this morning on the Hudson River Railroad, near
GreenbuSh, by which the gravel car, loaded with
wood. and containing nine men. was upset hye OF
the men were hurt. some of them very seriously
Another had has thICh bruised and back broken.
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ADVERTISEMENT

" Two days later news can be- sent to
California by Berford & Co.'S Express. Mail bags
10 clost at 2 p. y. this day. al Yesey-si Astor
House Postage 10 cent Newspapers 3 cents.
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Conviction for Murder.

BUFFAIO- fridaY, June . .
,-,.,.-A-,.ker was las1 evening convicteJ
Eiia"' ~. - she German, Harkney IN January
o. e usIi his accomplce. Is now on triai Tor PArc
..,,,, a., ire same ofenSc.
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LAW COURTS.
L. =. District Court

btIUIt DVIEN
Alleged Cu5an Expedition. - W. J.
Prescott Hall, L ;. District Attorney, occupied the
day yesterday in reply to Mr.. Cutting, contcndng
that the case comes within the law, and that suh-
Gent is shown in the Indictment 70 constitute Of
Tense. He Will be followed by MeSsrs. Van Buren,
ard Holland
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we see, has also two more village sites on hand one
opposite PlernOnt, On the Hudson AMI the other az
HlcksvIlle, l.. J. Persons who want good village
lots at fair prices, are recommended TO call on Mr
flammer. Morning StaT.
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Court of Common Pleas .FRIpAY. June

GENERAL rERM-DEcIsiONs.
Before Judges lngraham and Woodruff.
Geo. Johnson act. Jane d. Wilson e. al.
Judgment affirmed with costs.
.Susdnnah L0onie e. al. agt. Root Hogan.
Same.
Samuel Necstadt ct. al. agt. +. c. Gray
e. al-Moton for new trial denied, with costs.
James HINT agt James Gordon Bennett
Same.
Richard Laycrdh act. John Cook.-Me-
ton to set aside report of referee denied, with costs
augustus Lyon agt. Horace +. Church
ii. Gi.-Same.
DANIEL Mcdonald agt James Travis
Judgment reversed, with costs.
Charles d. Matthews agt Robert Jones'.
New trial ordered, costs TO abide event.
Richard Fielding agt. Joseph Pauidlag
Order at Special Term affirmed.
JOSEPH Bro,cn ct al agt. Joseph Pda!dmg.
same
HENRI d. LOOMS agt Francis Clements.
Order appealed from affirmed
MIrU NJ Past agt lain e. Endies- -
Same.
John Deieiiire agt. ChaS. W. Jennings
Ynd others COdeendantS, m tort, cannot be exam
mod tor each other Judgment reversed, with costs
John Lynsky act. John PeHdergast-
TWO caSeS.-Same.
Andrew Leary agt. John Cummings
Same
Benz W. StlweH ct al. agt Ph'ip Haw-
iev-Jucgment reversed, with costs, # plaintiffs make
Judgment 30, 43-If so, without costs Of appeal.
abraham Bassford agt. JuiIa 4. Matron.
Judgment affirmed with costs.
Chas HlHsburgh agt. John A. Cannon.
same.
Benz. Bradley agt. James {. PedrSGlIs
Same
Abraham B. Daris et al. agt Adam Az
bet-Judgment reversed with costs, and restitution
ordered for the amount paid and interest," unless
plaintiff reduce Judgment 10 So and costs
Abel K. Biggs agt Robert Connolly
Judgment reversed, and judgment for plaintiff for
S3l IS. with costs of reversal.
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Superior Court. . FRIDAY, June 81
GENERAL TERa-pECfslOss

UENLKAL ILKH "DttIHIUhsl
PhHeaS I. BarnuHn, at suit of Robert r..
Launifz THE action as 10 sign flag does not IN
defendant, 10 stand.
Darld Do,cS, dc. vs.. Jacob Psrrin, de-
New trial ordered. costs 10 abide event.
Eugene LenhihomS against the CITY Of
Neic- HoTk-Same
Samuel W. Thompson against the CITY Of
Netg- York Bill dismissed, with costs.
Geo w. THatcher ag't Bank Of the State
Of New York Judgment reversed and complaint
dismissed.
Henry w Beckw,h against Same
Judgment at Special Term affirmed, with costs.
Ann Jennings against Mary Ann Jen-
mugs Judgment AT Special Term affirmed, with
costs, on the first ground taken IN the demurrer to
the answer
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I'm &c III MAYHEM IN rHE FnrRrH

IHE VAoE OF MAYHEM n TIE OUR IT
WARD.-in The Trittne of Thursday noticed the
arrest Of one john Mehm together with three Others,
charged with aSsaultng and biting of the nos, Of
Patrick NOOnan. while ma an alteration at the lnia
nous den 81 and 80 James street. on Wednesday
night. The naked truth. II appears. caused Mehan
10 squrm terribly anj by applying at The Tribune
Office, and making false statement OF the case. ne
caused correction 10 be made. setting forth nat
instead Of being arrested he was the complainant.
Such is not the case Mehan Wlti his other cOnfede
rates were arrested by officer Powers, and after be-
ing IN prison over night he held 10 bail m the
sum Of $500 by Justice Osborn, 10 answer the charge
AT Court. A more pal,able untruth was never ia5r-
bncated
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GRANn LARcENY.-Some two month

GRAND LARCENY Some two months
since an Italian tailor was robbed on the Five Points
of about $500 IN SoyeTeigns while taking drink at
thieying den. Yesterday a negro named Geo King
was arrested by officer Bumham, Of the Flhh Ward,
and confessed TO having stolen the gold which ne
SAID he sold 10 a German Jew named Moses Philips,
residing at IS Orange-st Phillips was also arrested
and held by Justice Osborne for examination.
James OBrIen was Yesterday arrested on a ',S 9 rec
peting from the store Of George Hastings, , SCUM
WilllAm-St. The carpet was found III possession OIL
the accused, who was committed TO prsonfor trial.