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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

A WopD FOR TuE SPIRITs.-Wr. Editor.


Since the in you paper OF the lectures about
to be delivered the Tabernacle on Spiritual CommEni
cations, gentleman who claims represent the spirit IN
t,rc OF this city has called mon the writer TO know he
would allow questions 10 be asked and replies TO b. gwen
during the lectures For obvious reasons this modest re-
oucst carnot be- grnntcd but substitute Tor the ques
irons or replies my arguments the means OF reuung
them wish say, that table and chairs VIII be ia
az tie close each lecture 10 the use OF whch
the mediums of the city cordially inytedi ana II
they wish so demonstrate the truth OF their preten
Sons os to exhibit the rappngs the Involuntary Whiting
ard the moving the table without hands before the ai
nce they sa have the prvege OF doing all they can IN
this way TO rtfutc the Lecturer . -,
And would IL invite the Spirits Of ne Srh
Cfclc" no have done much OF late 20 en tighten Us
through the mediumsip Of Mr. Amber and others 20 o.
urcen and explain ior commune atoms Thew need not
lear large audience though IN the lower sphere
or fundamental state We hope they viii select their
lest mediums. and awe ndubitable evidence OF their
prtsence on the occasions referred to- Prot Britain VIII
please inform his invisible friends by Spiritual Telegraph
that ths may be sure to b. IN attendance
Very respectfully, 49, - ,..
Neir Iors, Jan. G, 1885 H. MArTiSoN
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
..,vcrox,,x TyupER,ycg MEErIyG.-

WAsHIyGroyIAy TEMPERANCE MEETING
A meeting Of the Unonav w.shnstonian Temper.nce so
ciety vas bed On esdEy evening, at the D. Cnu,e
hi unonay Alfer singing ~ the choir and Temperance
ode BY Mr. Brown, Of Yonkers Mr. Felt asssians nan,
rtE.ding in Wi!iamstugh delivered sn aeoress aalns
winch he de p.eted tic evils Of ntcmpeanee sociaDy NOR
ally and politically. Mr. Brown, Of fonkeTs then spohs,
tuTp1 which he made statements relstiye ~ tns
,uornt Of paupersn caused BY intempersnce the is
WHICH had come undes hs observation he SAID eooo,
two years since he visited the Poor House IN me town o.
BToOkhsven, Ii and on inquiry leEned mat tneLs W.
81 sates IN the kose every Of whom came there lr
SUPPORT directly through the influence of rum snd taat
sIicow1 annually rssd for the support o. .ns 70 - en-,
ana Of tie wear about 800 in debt He then compares
t. statement with the condition OF anai1 IN t1e
Shelter Island where the houor traffic prohiotse
the az for the support OF the poor very sese
A. 81 mr. ,nDura one wear smoantec to o. esnsea
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SlO.49s o.

There are yet unpaid bills. to the amount Of $1,000
which are principally premiums. The number of pre-
rniums awarded Is stated follows 81 gold medals
go silver medals, l25 silver cups 42O diplomas l23
volumes Of books, and $40 and bronze medals. The
cost of the whole Of the premiums is stated at about
5000, which il included in the above account of
pendtures.
Committee was appointed 70 examine G. F. Hast,
ings's pair Of large cattle
communication read from Salfordborough
Royal Museum and Library, inclosing catalogue of
the works in that library Also a communication from
the Librarian of Yale College with a catalogue of the
library. An appropriation Of 800 was made for bind
ing works OF the Institute Library.
Mr. C. A. shelton. from California presented the In
sttute with 20 varieties Of clover and grass seeds AMI
about 100 kinds OF flower seeds, from California
Mr. f. Williams presented the following resolution,
which under discussion when debate was
pectedly brought close by the stoppaye OF the gas
which caused an adjournment
Resolrei That it be referred Select Committee to
prepare memorial Congress during the present session.
the subject of revision Of the schedule in the annual
statement of the Secretary Of the Treasury respecting inn
ports of foreign merchandise particularly OF ennner-
ated articles.
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Br,I,yuLy REsgRyoIR.-The plan Of this
LAW INTELLlGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-TMus DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 100, l6l, I62
I6a. 49, lC6, 100. l69 no. III, III. Ia, IA l76
III lbs, I79, $50, 1871, ls3, lsi, ls6 49, lss iSs
100 l9L 1917 49, 1876 I95 9G, 1919 1885, 2Oo. 2ol, s0e
23 2Oi 2C5, 206 207 zoo, 2o9, 2l0. 2i 2l3 PA 2io
2l6 on, 2ls, 2l9. ~, -, ~. -.
CoMmoN PLrAs-Pau Nos Is, 81, 81, 81. 49, o.
"a, lOl 100, lO5 l07. l0 III, lib, 10 Part 3-Nos
II. 36 Sc 100 los 40, ll2, III, ll6 lls, iso i2s
euprrNr CouRr-special Tcrm-Nos 81. Ia. ~.
lGl CO. , g. -, 90 o. ~, 93 g. ~, 10, ., ~, ~,
80. lC0 l0l, II, l02, IL, 100 to lOc.
Cmcurr CoUKr.-Samc ~ yesterday.
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Rich Dress GooDs SELLING orr The im-
ense stock of rich Dress Goods AZ Columbian Hall, No
2S Grnndst is now offered at one-thir its value, IN
consequence the anticipated alterations to be made IN
that establishment. Rich Shaws, Silks, Merinos Apac-
cas- Muslin de Lanes &c &c Ac are all TO b, closed OUT,
without regard TO cost The economical I'VE
excuse for appearing without rch and elegant dress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

Linens, LINENS, LINENS Those who would
study economy should visit Columbian Hail. No 23l Grand
daring present week Some of the greatest brsns
AT this house of Pure Irish Linens
containing every variety Of rich Danak Table Napkins,
Birdsey Diaper and 1owelng all Of which viii b. oer
ed greatly below the cost OF importation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
WOMAN SHOT BY HER HusBAsD.-At

after having returned Iom visit TO Brooklyn % ms resi-
denee IN New-UtrecEt "Wednesday last zot mo ~ -
tsrcaion with his wife and duTng the o. the
nom nj seized pt and shot her IN the arm nnieuas
wound. He was arrested ana eohn'''ed 'o' eA
lafloD.
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T. /. CIRCUIT COURT-BeCOre Judge BETS.
Entr 4 Maierman agt. Geo. w. Staples.

OF uHFItU TiITIIrtTI'H' VI F"t'n' TOT '''
proyem MT in The manufacture Of ships bocks-danases
,da SO ZOO and such additional damage according TO
law NOT exec, ding three he amount OF damage 40
tie Court may sec ft 10 sdjudge. The improvement
mainly IN sri OF being placed inside Of the wool on
the sides block instead of the outside, ia the Old
plan 20 support the pin which the wheel OF the block
futpssrd also additional strength Ia the hanging u the
block H. defrne the charge OF Infringement is denei
There are two suits 10 pa ties. To be continued
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pn,nn or SrrrRyl.oas.-This BODY held a


meeting yesterday afternoon, Mayor Berry OF Williams,
burgh presiding Mayor Lambert OF Brooklyn, a2pesred
and took ms st a, member. The COmu tee Counts,
20 whom the communication rsm the Judg Of tue Courts
OF this County referred complaining Of the condition Of
he Civ Hall snd asking the Board TO supply soother aud
otter place holding the C0urs reported the following
resolutions and r. commended their adoption;
Resoired That application be made 70 the Lesltnre OF
this State IL It's present Tor tho Pisilse OF an Act
eptl ozng the Beard Of Sup u this County % Dor
row the sum Of S0c Geo. 10 be extended IA tue purchase o
land and tine erection thereon of County Court 0uss
with proper accommodations Tor the various County Ohces
and tfat the Clerk publish the proper noticed -,
Hs,clled That tie Committee on Laws report 70 tis
Boad at the meeting the draft OF sn Act TO carry mt
ct tie above resolution aud that the Clerk prepare and
report proper memorial
On motion the subject laid ogtr until next Monday
resolution was of rcd b. AID S.ilwen aud adopted
APPROVING OF the taken by the Common Council III
resarl to the subject Of itttonDs the Lezture Tor an
amendment Of tue City CHARTER pIoydns i)T the eleesoh
Of Supervisors from the city.
Aresolutcn was adopted directing tho Board 20 make
application 10 the Legislature for authority % raIe By loan
aum rot exceeding c 00 fox the completion Of the ne
wing Ct the Hospital IA course OF erection on the
- 4
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FiRE-About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
budirs IN the ~ nth Ward the city line occupied a.
varnsh ac;oIy burned to the ground together with
All II contained Ia consequence OF the ea DIS snce ts
he damage sustained is about SjoO-not Insured The e
oua.ugted accidentally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

CHARGE OF GRAND LARBgyY-Edward Day
US. arrested by John Friend Constable Of the Eighth
WAND en- charge Of having taken timber ron tne runs Oh
a hor,e which IL is said did rot belong 70 hin.
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Cu,RoE OF GRANp IARcENy.-A bov II
- nor tew DAYS only, SNypERs 4 Co.,

u T VI q - " uV!" "uIli '7t''r Nv " WI
No sol Grsrdst viii offer the balance OF the stock.
psng OF the richest and best Goods sold in is city,
still greater sacrifice than they have been selling for
few wee - past The stock of Silks Shawls, De- LANES
Merpoes fsnnel &C. otter greet inducements to purchs
sers Also their stock of summer Goods at half price
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SUPERIOR COURT Before JUDGE CANp0rLL.

To recover the value OF two steam-engines,
which plaintiffs claim right TO for adysDces but their
ela.In the specific articles whch have been sent by de-
endants California; declared to have beon paid Verdict
for defenosnts
SPECIAL TERM-Beforc Judge DuER.
Richard l. All "A agt. 9gett and Carnley, Sheriff.
Motion dissolve injunction restraining the Shcfa
from selling the alleged interest vi A. - Alien IA the ism
of A. b. Allen Co, judgment owned b. defendant
Lcnget under which the sheriff levied aud advertised Ia
eel CERTAIN property in Water st. Plaintiff denies thai b.
All has any nttIes n said hrm except eiaploy6 or
assistant. Argument WAS heard.
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GAS! Gas "A cultivated taste for che fine
arts prevents wantOn waste OF money Ii combines beau
~ with utility Please call at the great manufacturing de-
not of ARCHER, WARNER Co. for thosa new styles OF
Gas fixtures as evidence Of the above truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

suy psgper from BrOokNeyn vhe had 10 bs mpqo,tsi
Shelter Island until he cou,a brsep back ssas
MiI Of Wllism-bgrsh and sssr the .nsnr OF ssv raj
pieces BY the choir, and circulating The pdse with I'd
snooe-, the meeting was sajoarned-
WATER WoRKs-The recent extensive sur.
veys Long leland TO ascertain the scarce. whence ans
fespt quantity Of pure snd Wholesome can he OBJ.
srv now actively engaged in making srsssen.ns, 10 M,
coed with the About twenty miles Of ,, - .pA
Llrsh and will in nee days be distributes seas We ss
of The WORK. rcody tor syns do~r are nssne isS.
on the LAST Of next WEEK Mayor beuy OF Hams ssrsA,
connected with the Company wall proceed to break s3aaA
Jsmsos when the woA will st once Be eemmsseed
s0os have srssdy been msse k- the construction o.
these woss ana the tompeny WILL IN lew days make ap
phesOn 70 The legislature for IN increase OF ther esa
The foOwinsiss list of the ponds Of secured b.
the Company, ard the number Of sslons Il Is estimated
0s@s Aasstse Side Of ne i.,Sra
Nc 8. S "a Leo l. r r 70 81 % s
Nos,raid .....l eoe,. Gilson Willis. .e.sSoss
SimonsOn. Seee oce 'M,ssapcsuAs SeeScse
On ne S,.s Sid. Of ~. hiss&
purysa near Fa.S .uey Se oo NJ B 81, s s. -
ouelsss.......2soooo coo Cutters ..........sI Soop
ssvers other small 70 ds and srrnss h,ve ben par.
chased which awe Spsy in the aggregate per day. OF
The total number Of gallons be obtained per day from
the above Toids Is 1,gtHCoc
('The Company have not yet purchased tho ponas Of
MessTs. MassapeQus \ Jencs)
These poudsare ali within distance OF q miles from shs
Fulton Foiy,
The be built the hsh ground lyns b.
tween Cypress Hills and the Cemetesy Of the Everyce
which win be At hight Of lss feet above the h,she,s
grounds in williamsburg TIE receiving reservoir win
cover an extent Of u aces ard viii be esabc Of holding
about OF gallons OF water There are 60 - three
distributing the receiving reservoir which,
tosether will cover eNtep; Of az acres and will hold
l6o,too(0e OF gallons.
Two service engines win first be used in raising tho
water into the dsrbutns and each engine CO.
pobe OF raising 9Oct gallons OF water every sthous
The intention of the Company u 20 supply every pefsen
with fort, gallons OF water pp day u reque aud other
engines will he added the deu ands may require.
T. contractors intend TO have three or sar thou
sand persons snsaged upon this work early the sprung.
sud il exps ced ths the Company viii be prepared -
supply the citizens OF Wamsbursh wiiS pure and whole
some water year from that time. Mr.. Ward b Bar
nett Chief Engineer assisted by Mr.. Daniel Marsh. has
been actively engaged in making the OF the ir mt
ponds and Streams the Island to tho pas, sS months
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SUPREME coURT-srEcIAL TERn Before Judge Moa-
.,,, MS, A,,c,


Samuel II. Meredith sgt. Samuel o. Dimnock
On n demurrer in suit Tor assault and bat
iery defendant tnirr.d up Judgment aud claimed costs
against plaintiff THIS ppoed On the ground that tho
CD demurrer not tko away plaintiffs night To
ptoceed IN the action Tho Cour considered Judgment
On d, muner 10 nodi6cd 10 give plaintiff liberty TO With
draw il on payment OF .osts
Before Judge BoswoRTH.
Isaac Hinslo,y, yr, AT. Samuel Cochran
TO recover damages for alleged SANDER,
elsreinq plaintiff with having taken letter improperly
from the fosOhee. No deitn se offered Judgment
l plainiih By deau and referred % lssess dsmases
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MoRE Sr,rrre.-A nan nlnnd Chas. Coots

arrested ssor y afor O'Clock yesterday 'Ins
CHARGED with sisbbns Andsw Dave cir seven diasr
eEf Pisces with knife IL ilrscd thai the tws snsn os
alteration IN Lothian. Porter House Of Co
rbia ard hors,cn SITS. and whsn DAYS sf 70 home
that the sccused followed him AID Infected the wounds.
s;trr heh he fed but osPtucd in Pesrsirs Porter
House foot Of Hozs.oust BY oce- Decker Of the Eley.
TO await examination he denies bein, n. person wao
committed the assault and SAYS be prove an abb The
.mh snS ME-, sIeon who vii s.y IN az m,,,,
Dr T. H. kback dressed the wounds OF the njared man
no was then take n home.
BURGLARY IN BEEKMAS-sr.-The grocery of
John L. Bode No. 20 Beekman-s- was barslauoasy en-
tered at o'clock yesterday monins BY man named fank
and BY inserting his hand through the aperture succeeded
in removing the faenuss Of the door aud thus effected sa
awakened by the noise and giving the .ara
the burglar stairs and got upon the ROOT OF the build
handed him over to Ofkcer Cherry. OF the Second Ward
He was taken before Justice Osborne and committed to
prison 10 answer the charge
HEAVY BuRGLARY-Escape oftse Burglars
The Office Of H. Beals Esq Land Agent at No 6S H1d'
sont entered By burglars "Wednesday night who
forced open the iron and took therepm 81 S1 mostly
in bills ~ the New London Bank Conn., together with
smo safe containing Governments securities for S5ooo or
$4,000 with which they escaped. Suspicion rests on two
individuals and Justice Stuart yesterday sernoon issued
warrants for their arrest.
A CoUNrRYuAN RoBBED.-lIenry Lane,
resident of Montgomery County stopping No
1924 Fulton st while OF observation Wcdnes
dav night entered the dsrputshe house OF No. Thomp
so.t there he wssrobbd of his pocket book containing
$50 by GeoYyiana Livingston, inmate of the house on
GERS Hays ard Miner of the Tenth Ward arrested Georg
ana who taken before Justice Wood tor exa nnatioa
RECEIVING STOLEN Co0Ds-A female named
Catherine Buck haIdr arrested Yesterday morning
charged with receiving stolen goods She the wife of
OF the burglars arrested Sunday night tor robbns the
house At the Belgian COnsa in Onehundred
who his his Gardiner She wash held
by Justice Stuart, 20 await examination.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-A boy Is
wears age named John Oats yesterday arrested BY
Officer Pollock of Jersey City, charged with having the
4h stolen trunk containing property 10 the value OF
SO belonging to Mr. Jacob w Sexton, Of No - Spring
The trunk the Jersey City Ferry foot Of Couranat.
a. at the time it was stolen; Mr. s. being on his way to
Philadelphia. The boy admitted his guilt and com
mtted TO prison by Justice Osborne. for trial.
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Iyouxsr-Coroner Ball held an inquest ye

trrdsv on he body OF man named Berry naflve OF I'm
land WHO died suddenly al bis residence Of Nays
and PrGse Road Verdict, died from disease.
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u dreamed last night that had Por
tt Of %oah and that RooT took it, at his aery No 80
Isroadway RoO1s Rooms open evenings Admission tTc,
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NEw.-JERSEY ITEMS.

CRY -Thirty-eight thousaudyiol.
lars have been assessed tins year for city seou'
$50 of this has been coectcd leaving balance unpaid
the Collector about $s,oco Of the $4,000 collected
twohs has been expended and the LIST January there
IN the City III, asury per the Treasures report,
Sl057i a. The bonds Of the city. amounting 10 more than
SSOG are due aud payable the Isl February next Undsr
the charter the Common Council can borrow Sooo-onc
half of which has been obtained and appropriated TO tho
erecting of school and engine houses.
BrLLkvILLE REsERvoIR.-rhe plan Of this
reservoir he's been enlarged since last fall The following
are the ms determined onS $50 by i,5 feet at the
waer-line depth IL feet; cubic contents, nearly ltoo
eco imperial gallons The with the bains ressrvor
At Bergen viii place at the disposal OF Jersey City aud 10
boken a. CO, goo gallons OF water.
DRowsEp-Two lads, aged 10 and | years,
were drowned while skating on the neck a. Newark o.
Wtdu,sdsy af,eraoon Their names William Liable
and Samuel Smith Their bodies recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
C1rx HUI RrII--While ringing fire alarn

ssray ate moon the hammer Of the bell the City Hall,
ging about 60 pounds became detached and falling
through skylaht Immediately underneath Tell upon ne
seIutLce.
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CITY ITEMS.
vote Of thanks,

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A De,otouy's formerly Lunch q C2arks,l 25t Waltn.
1853. JAM Noon. SPIN 5PM.
january 6............& 81 50 80
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TIE American IssrIrUTE,-A stated
mo,ty meeting o: the Institute was held at ITS rooms
No. 81 Broadway, last evening R. L. Pell, Esq
Vice President OF the Institute, presided Ten new
members were admitted. C. A Shelton ESQ of Cali.
forum, was admitted a. corresponding member The
Managers of the lac; Fair. made their final report
Receipts Of the last Fair 40 50
Expenditures on aecoun, Of last Fair
10 date. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1891 a.
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~ The sale of tickets for Mad SoSTAe's
first orera will commence this day. We un lerStani
that fiom seventy five to hundred tr-tcass tickets
have already been taken by guests at the Metropolitan
Hotel Some precauton has been taken to prevent a.
Tar Us possible any monopoly OF seats or speculation
therein.
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ore Wto nc. with an scciicn.. would make similar
cinD.
AID. BsrD-li Mr.. Austin di rot lose this horse bT
tie neglect c! tic Corporate Oirers in not fencing
thS sewer he would make no claim, and there now
30 law suits ag1inst the Corporation for horses los, ia
Sewers anf holes lcit open in the streets Position
grsncd, snd the Board sdiournedJ
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-, sleetinz Of the Historieai 7oc'e"
As a,uep. and the Acropolis.
BY PKoP. EOEPFEN


The annual meeting Of the Nsw-fork az,
s.e;ety was held on Tuesday nisat' al tns on,
-, Hon LvrIIER BaADrsH in the Cnar' 80. -.
80. Reports were presented, showing i0a' 49,
sa,,tv YVES IN flourisbipg condition ...,
The Report Of the Corresponding secretary 80 sc
,,. the secretary had spent fone por1'on y a,
n London ,nd be had tie pleasure Of beng re no
anne Of the yubfe sodeties there buy '"s'' There
.ocie,e, IN Europe corresponding with our, name of
,v.,e so,nr ,otal societies, bu. they t0'N '''
Antiquarian s..,..srv w.s absent
The Trefurtrs Report represeD1 sl3s 46
y,lsnoe in the Treasury Jsn /, lsJ;Si, 63l7 20
Receiyei for dues and life meIn0eisNF
80 $40 90
Total 64qs 60
Disagreement during the year sijl q
p-4.,.. Ian I 1sl3 -....--....---- go r. tho
balance g ,be Trustees Of the Building Oh inc
.Va ri',oy,csi society we learn that the CO.. N
.,,o,,t n total subscriptions 9g75 90
i,a.es, IN len l. inst. .-....'''''''''
NJ 81, sesIected the sum Of -..-.'.'--'' 80
i, tspds the actual balance o.. e3i''|" ~
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REcAPruRE OF FUeirTE BURGLAR-Jd-
hes Smith alias Sehuz the burglar who was a.es ed 90
Sunday night tOr breaking into the house OF M pa,
gan Con- NJ and OIL the following night escaped o
at the Nineteenth Ward Police Station was on "
night r.tAken BY Assistant Capsrn Dunn and
.rd HOLIDAY Of that Ward. after unnz aen - s-sn
out the eitv He wss caught thieviIs e-o IN
near Division and his se-arrest has len
that he has been the perpetraor OF seEef - go. =,
ana arorx them one about weeks axo ., t1S VI
Murray Hoffman Esq- Thirty seventh st ne :.
,on-.s poEtiOn OF the property stolen a tnA s 80
,,stefdav found Al tie house Of N the Nno
ireuth Wsrd He was eoun tied b. Jasies salr' &c aNs'
tf7sl
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sy psaper from BIOokNeyn. vhe hsd 10 be mpsonsi,s
Shelter Island until he eou,a BE- cent back ssais
Addresses were also deliwvea by MesSys Hsrmsr and
Mi q WIilisn.hureh and sss the singing OF ssv ,fsi
pieces by the Choir and circulating the ptdse with S,si
sncces the meeting ,djoarned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
HEAVY BuRerARY-ENaps oftke Burglars
A CouyrRyuAy Rosnrp.-uenry Lane. a
RycElyIyG STOLEN GooDs.-A female name,

Catherine Buckhardt arrested yesterday morning,
charged with receiving stolen goods She is the wife of
OF the burglars arrested Sunday night for robbns the
house at the Belgian COnsal
who on his arrest his GARDINER She was held
by Justice Stuart, 20 await examination.