New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

Tax AZrHc CHlIDREs These remark-
able specimens Of humanity are nov On sxhfss,,o,
at the Society Library, and ster p-rsoah sx.un-
alton We can srenuously commend them 70 the no.
tice Of al who weuld a couple Of the m,us
unique. pygmesn, unsooounisble. lively. h.rniesa
elves that were ever seen. fanoied or dreamed Of
When on entering the exhibition room saw their
hny teures friskine about UPON an elevated Dstsrn.
We could hardly believe our ewes. What. thosSh
We, nave they here z couple or automa,s movei 81
inTiSioe wires or secret sprirCs close INSPECTION
sho"eo 'htm 70 be venahle miniature m iivliuals Of
oUr own rsce. The boy IL supposed % b. sbost
eleven years % sge, ard the siri a wear or two
younger The former Is about th,rfy fs,,.inrhes hrs
and weighs tr,Hiy poHsds-the latter Is taceasy Nat
end hal inches high and weighs seua.fsen p5asds
Their compilations are dark. their hair 6se Mack
and glossy, their eyes sparkling their forms syn-
metlcal. motions sgile as those OF slairrr,s tke.r
fofebeafs low and their whole nhysiogaomies sx-
ceedinely like those OF some OF the ancient irnsgcs
discovered by Stevens, the celebrated traveller IN
Central Anne rsc&. whence these little creatures are
said Ia have been brought They are playful and
happy IN the extreme kindly and afecuonate n
disposition, and strongly excite the curiosity snf In
;ersst Of beholders Go and see these little Gaute-
malsn prodiges-you viii never look on their ike
again. lArtsaa.
~ BENEFIT OF THE KOssUTH FuNp and
the glorious cause OF Hungarian Independence at
BaTnum's Museum this evening, the whole prooeeds
to be siyen on this occasion. Superb Comedy thas
afternoon.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos IS. 80 to ~, inclusive
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-O rder.-At
the Trial term. the gnlar call of tho Calendar
will be ed set down for tria future dsy ~
consent of COUNSEL unless upon affidavit sho ~nx the
cause.
At meeting Of the Judges of this Court Judge Iara-
ham was reelected First judge.
Court OF GENERAL SEssIoNs--Jau. g.
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Barr and Bsrcs.
The following FAMED gentlemen appeared IN Court and
were sworn 10 as Grand Jurors, VIZ Luther Carter Fore
man. Paul ID. Brown, Samuel Dick. Hsnrv McCadden.
Wimot Oakley. Hiram Purdy Jas Perkins. Oliver n
p. Townsend. AbneT Taylor Moses h. rsyor. stephen
Hutchings, Joseph W Hoyt Brsdish Johnson. Sssshea
Palmer Charles Smithsos, Robert b Tremper aud RoN
Waterhouse. judge Beebe. 4 his charge to the Grana
Jury ated them the decrease Of CRIME
lotteries and those relating to elections Alter the
cuson of the charge the Grand Inquest retired their
room Ia commence business
T7ci for Grand Larceny james Fields indicted for
stealr available gold watch placed trst IL
In evidence th az the at drawer whch
contained the watch and which, being discovered he
suddenly eft and the watch Afterwards m'ssed Fer
the defense several witnesses testified 20 the caaractsr
OF The accused being good The Judge CHARGED the Jury
that this kind of evidence was important when tho ss-
tonce sustaining the charge ade merely rcumsten
verdict Not Guilty The Court then adjourned fer tbs
day.