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q TIE moment o. the In. g TIE rlouent Of tie in.
s-rrsctcn aTrigs Higt surrscti0n Is q. hand
70. Hungary a the rgst 10. Hungary IA the right
wig AID Inly the e wing wing and italy the left wing
Of tie army which I0TScnt-s OF the army Iiead
IL Dated IL tbs yeAy s5l IL. Dated February. 1885.
TaGi vii suice ay freed MGzzini vii ace by this
how We have both been abused By somebody How a
preparatory appeal OF mine. where having advertised
thcee wnonld not yet know H. that Italy and Hungary
are allied an that whenever he allied frienis) rase
tie haOner OF liberty the Italian soldier viii have 20
unite with the Hungarian nation and the Hungarian so,
cleT N Italy re with the Italian nation have advised
them 10 organize and to prepare but took care 70
waru them that les hare 70 ardf fprtkz orders Such
proclamation was changed without my knoHleige
atd without hazzini being aware Of L. into prDcama
nCs saying the moment at hand, rise, and agat"
aazzin perfectly right in saying that it belongs 10
tne ltaans alone 10 decide upon their afars ana
20 choose such moment for their action they please
They have that right bnt if they it, and happen 3,
have Al CHOSEN their tune "a equally right and Just no,
10 lay portion Of lLs moral espo1sibLity upou the
Of those meE who were not concernedi In the
-ehsue That y not 3 matter Of private susceptibility
an think rot the % yield 70 such petty fee %
but matter Of great public importance. The fu.
tare o. tae cause Of freedom may depend upon t. The
itae uay be very nigh when wiz Be Of immense yare
That soldiers Of whatever nation, CHARTERED in I,ay
soocd hep the Italian patriots they desire this thew
sncld not tor moment have len these soldiers ami
perhaps whole country bezidez under the impression
thst nian OF Their Owl natior-shOse advice and an.
peal rsy have credit with ther-hsd thus incoo
tdrstely tired 20 play with their blood when be baa
rot done 90. That would ruin every prospect for te
ir'Fe hey naturally wSgli not trust any appeal rom
In a-tervar5. To prevent such mischief 4 tue sre.t
co serV1ee iOr the moment do for Ialy have
cone Dy Stating the truth ami feel entitled 70 renest
the words Of Cicero: Aio quoa servaverlm rem3ub-
Il TIE patrols a. Milan had publshed TIA. which b,v.
" tfen no years (tbough IL would noe have been Il.
eiaer IL 40 50 wlhouE my eonsenf)-f they had nun
!sie1 ~ AZ evidence that for fraternity between
TIA and Hungsry-sEd taking there Their ground. hsi
IA DC 81 IN erogn name and on theroyn n,orl
IesponsltIiy 10 ne Hungarizns TO JOIN them would
never have objected 10 IL But % impure taa IN i'll
appeal 70 me- to give TO the appearance Of hawai-
psJed hshtiy w.th Tie blood OF my brethren. l. not
aet which could have bezn passed Ia silence w,aout
haTmIg MORALLY their own cnsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
Austria and Turkey.

and be VIII leave the work which be has begun 70
be concluded By bic successors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

suit was instituted. to test the mauer, in the
Circuit Court of The United States held in
Baltimore. The company Immediately fled
as their defence, the plea. that The contract
made with Mr.. Marshall, by which his services
and those whom be associated with him. was
obtained, WAS AGAINST PUBLIC POLICY. AND
THEREFORE NULL AND VOID"
The affair has very ugly aspect md may
lead 10 inquiries as to the character of the
service rendered by Mr.. Marshrll, amounting
in value 10 80 large sum. Did he spend
tyfy thousand dollars in convincing the Judg-
ne1as Of members of tho Legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07
paor,efr Honlcrpr.-Last evening, about

pnoRtRfr HonicIpg-Last eveinnF' ao :,
L-lr -, ,,cIoel as Mr.. Edward II Fuller
vas about 10 enter tie National Hotei nc
met by James w Schaumberg, formerly -
the United States Dragons, Who "''i' ~ :.
exchange OF any words Discharged a "''e' =
Mr.. Fuller. woundiug him severely III t1e 'is -
side. Mr.. Fuller Immediately reifea'ed 'l.s'
the street, passing between the hackney ca
ges. and cro j % the opposite side oi M
street, where he fell. and was then coh'ey'u
INTO the Wayerly House Physicians were
Immediately sent for, ard Doctors Han 'l IN
and Holmead were soon in atehdance' NJ
wound was pronounced at 10 clock last eve e,
Ming to be IN ell probability mortal. MT; VI
Ter was sensible upfo thathour, aud Ills fanny
were in attendance upon hun,
Mr.. Schaumburg. upon Mr.. fuller fe'fea.'
ing. surprising as VIC were informed, ina, us
fire had taken no effect, pursued MT u,e'
nearly 10 the other side Of the avenue, "heh oy
the interference Of bystanders and others ana
Upon the information that Fuller had fallen, ne
retrlced his steps to the hotel, and ascended 10
lie wes arrested there shortly alter by some
officers. Much Indignation at his conduct was
expressed bv the crowd who had congregaied
M The doors and in the Office Of the hotel
lie was conveyed to The office OF i X MOT
sell, esq, at the 4h district police Office ana
shortly after the Hon John p Hale appeared
as counsel The facts having been detailed,
and the probable death Of Mr. Fuller ascertain
ed Schaumberg was committed toJall Tor FUR
ther examination, an offer to give bail beng re-
fused
The immediate cause Of this unhappy event
was the appearance Of large placards on Mon
day morning posted in the vicinity OF all the
hotels, headed james w. Schaumberg, LIAR
a Coward, and Swinller, and which contain
ed a statement tending to show and prove
Schaumberg, to be guilty Of lying, cowardice,
and swindIing, inerspersed with many other
oIoprobrlons epithels.
1t appears that Schaumberg was indebted to
Mr. Fuller, and that i'll feeling had existed be.
tween them for considerable tme,and which,
on "A former occasion. led Schaumberg to
make publication concerning Fuller, and Full
Ter to make personal assault on Schaumberg.
Mr.. Fuller was well know II to our citizens
and to the travelling public In company with
his father he was for long time one Of the
proprctors Of the C,ty Hotel, then of the Ir
wing II ouse and recently Of the Hygeian Ho
tel, al Old Point Comfort. For some months
past he has been Clerk in the Census Office
Republic Qt'ycStcrday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

Mr.. Waller Scott Loclhart of Al.
botsford, the only son of Mr. Lockhart, and
grandson Of Sir Walter Scott, died IN
married, on the loth inst, at the early age OF
~ When Sir Walter died, he left two Sons
and grandson to perpetuate the lineage Of
his house; all three have died chdIe.s and
abroad, in the short space Of twenty years
The only grandchild ofthe great novelist low
alive IS Mr.. Lockhart's only surviving chill
Mrs. Hope.-N y Mltror
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

On Christmas eve young girl, in the dis
trict of Inverness, assembled her friends n.
gether TO witness the celebration Of her nun.
lials with the lad who had wooed and >va,
her. At the appointed hour she received rba
intelligence that her lover had altered his mind
She was about to be attacked with h srerics.
when youth popped the question, was ac.
cepted, and the marriage rite was performed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

OLD SALTS ON NEW DUry.-Itis said that
since confinement was substituted for Ao2ging
on board our vessels Of war; that the humber
OF sailors under arrest is SO great as TO impose
much additional labor upon those who do moth.
ing worthy of punishment. The "old salts
have, however, themselves devised remedy.
and have formed COMMITTEES of vigilance, -
who ponnce upon an idler and apply the "cat -
themselves, with such effect that the man does
not think 1t expedient to shirk duty second
time. 1t is remarked that as sure as this cast.
CATION 10 undertaken there will bo a vessel in
sight, or some object in the air or on the wa
ter, and in the opposite direction flom tie cul.
Prlt' which entirely engrosses the attention OF
the officer on deck. As soon as the "cat" in o
IS over, tho object of his curiosity disappears.
N. Y Cam.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

Ngnl KEW AEtD--R Runaway, from ibe ~
515S9T on as eS II pbda Of N9ye%5e
Their stout, and little inclined tn be bow.cgoed IA
about feet inches high with scar ON one IS a1d
fingers from cut with shovel, and asoa scar fo us
burn on one ofis arms. '
He may Ss"n 6 get 'p free 5e So,D or he be
Also, additional reward of 500 will be paid
apprehension and delivery ola man PHILIP o. Nv e a
years ofage, of copper color feet or incba, 81
with slight defect in the front teeth rather s
appearance Taen spoken TO. Said negro iftohenn the
inson Richmond who will pay charges.
Feb CHAS SCOTr
The above negro was bought ola Mr.. Templen,n :,
Rchmand who bought him ola Mr.. Armstrong ar n NJ
Brannun near Tappahannock Va. ''''
Lynchburg Republican and Richmond VIII, co..
2tMlm-and send aceonnts to this Office ~!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

The past and present winters in Europe and
America show that the remarkable features OF
the season on the one continent have great
similitude with those on the other The Sc
we're winter Of last year manifested itself stimuli
taneously in Euro pc and America, and now
in both hemispheres there is corresponding
mild one
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

TnoM. p. MooRr, Of Lynchburg, Va, was
swodIed out Of $500 few days ago, i'll
Charleston, 5. c., by several slarpers into
whose company he fell, but by the Subsequent
arrest Of one of them he recovered $205 il
money and gold watch and chain.--Balt
SIM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

The brig Tally lIo has been chartered &c
convey brcodstufs and other provisions from
New York to the destitute inhabitants of Ma
deira, and the committee announce that she vii
sail IN wprk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

Mn. ALEXANDER J. MARSHALL, of Fauuuier
county, Virginia, has published pamphlet,
giving correspondence between himself & the
President of the Baltimore and o Railroad, and
preferrng claim for $50 900 against the city
cfBat'o based on the following curious contract
as stated blythe Alexandra Telegraph: In the
winter of lS46-'7,e the Baltimore and Ohio
ha'lroad Company, for the purpose of inAu-
encing the Legislature OF Virginia, and of
procuring right of way" through her terri.
tory 10 the Ohio, on such terms as would best
saoSefVe 'helr interest. and be acceptable to
the s'ockholders' employed Mr. Marshall to
become their advocate in Richmond viii ,ho
promise of fee of fifty thousand dollor. j.
the event of success his part. TbronaI
his active. energetic, and unwtaried exertioes
aided by numerous and influential agency
enlisted in the cause by him, the law of 1897
was obtained. Having faithfully performed
his part Of the contract, Mr. Marshall applied
TO the Company for payment OF his iee-wher
strange to say, payment was denied. A lonl
and tedious negotiation followed; until, des
pairing oil success through any other means,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07
The south Side Railroad

The Senate on yesterday says the Richmond
Republican OF Friday, by vote of &c ayes,
to II noes concurred with the House, in their
bill authorizing loan of 100000 to the
South Side Railroad Company, after very
spirited debate between Messrs Deneale, Bal
dwin, Shelley and others We congratulate
our friends of the South-Sde upon this happy
termination of their bill and hope that they will
applaud the internal Improvement spirit which
has taken hold of large portion of the mem
bers of the present Leg stature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

President Fillmore, it is said, will lie ac-
eomPanied on his Southern tour by Secreta.
RES Conrad and Stuart, and probably other
secretaries. The President never has been
Tue south West, and is anxious to see the
5nep pt , my of the Mississippi, and it's great
mart New Orleans,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUSICAL NOTICES.

NUSsCAL nOEhtE'-Sitnor Bora hayi..
u returned 70 hyR IN b %,iI be ea.ed to nees
n the 2nd Presbyterian Church, the adies and ssI.
men who desire to avail themselves Of his iastrne
music Those needing information as To term.
invited to be present.
A musical entertainment will be given on the o..,
which The public respectfully invited to attend ''oh
Eeb III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

Il Il YOU HAVE A COUGH OR COLD. Avn
wish To know the most speedy aud cffectunl ,en,ol
the advertisement for BRYAN's PULMoNIc W.gssn, see
we are satisfied they merit II trial. '-
Price only % cents. Soldby d. R. LYMAN
tcb III Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07
SPECIAL NOTECE.--T0 r.,

- n "a
o. Merchants and Tmdesmen Of T,pclt,.li
The undersigned, Publisher of the ROANOKE RK,ss.-
published Salem, Roanoke county, offers the cls
If said paper a very fine medium for Adyo-ii1lhs
the Merchants &c. OF Lynelburg. Tie Beacon y! y
ae !" ssGT" 0@an'e sr "l the South ST. ard offer.
The terms will be liberal. d. 4. cARrPp
nm y ID IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07

Bora. '''' cara OF oignor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED--Feb 3.
Schr Fanny, Ale, Norfolk.
SAILED,
"rtr jamestown, Philips, Baltimore.
S.af Patriot Arants, Camden.
Sailing Of the Ocean Steame rs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-07
NEW GROCERY COMMISSION .Nn
FORWARDING HOUSE.

IFXNksE undersigned have associated tbemsalyo.
Il gether f. the purpose of conducting aenor, c ~
Gerry, Forw riding and Commission business undor ~
style and firm Of Homer. Watson e. Co '''
Our house IS situated on the street lealinr G
Market houseto the Bridge, Immediately on the C .'
and within few steps of the Rail Road Depot. '''
I'll consignments to us will meet with promnt a.
strict attention, and reasonable advances made m r
duce in hand. Persons having tobacco flour or rn;,
for sale will promote their interest by calling nm H
Parcua lar attention. paid forwarding goods orprodn..
GROCERIES.
Wekocp regular supply of the best family Croce,o.
which offer to friends, and the public geperoy A.
cheap they can be bought in City, for cash or f
all kinds of country produce. Al goods sold by ~ :,
go by Rail Road, will be delivered in the Depot FREQ r
charge.
LUMBER.
We have now, and will be constantly receiving srpo
supplies Of all kinds of Lumber We are prepared NJ
short notice to furnish bills of pine lumber of ali dme
sons and equal in quality to any in the state.
LINE.
We also keep large supply of the superior
mountain Lime which we will sell on reasonable erns -
Call and try Cash for Wheat c orn and Oats
JAS. E, HORNER
GEORGE A WATSON
Feb. 7-w4w ARCHER PETTY John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

A. N. annual repsr.s OF the various Heads Of Depart
ests WIN be presented to you, nave not a
. Concerning their management AMI operation
- LaT briefly sdverted only 10 such subjects - IN my
,S,sr, demanded more immediate con adersnon ana
H.r = ga-y resrainea from abiding 20 several
-snsrsl importance to our fellow citizens, TOT
,S.. have not examined them 50 thoroughly
= 20 enable me to arrive st any CONCLUSION
~ - 1901 EoT NV Official seton shall give them thai
oe yvb;cb their importance may derlsnd, and
sal he governed in my action by what conceive to De
for the best interest OF our constituents sensIAy.
- sssnr-nc- Of nv earnesssnd cheerful cooperation
,b ycu in surpor; Of s Just measures for. e ADVANCE
No., ~ ,he welfare and prosperity OF the CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
CITY GOvERNMENT-Is53.
Installation of New Omcers-Message from
the Mayor.

The County Officers, (sherif, County
Clerk. and Coroners) were sworn into Office on Sat
urdsy.
Yesterday, at noon, Mayor KrSGsIAND assisted by
Recorder Tilou administered the usual oath OF oace
TO Jacob A. weaervel the Mayor elect and the latter
officer Immediately assumed the cares Of office Mayor
Kingsland having retired the Recorder and Aid smhh
escorted Mayor Westervest 70 the Chamber oil the As
sistsr, Aldermen when his Honor swore in the new
Board a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Glasgow,
N. rNaA
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Liverpssl Cssssa Market. De-. Is
49, 49, sAlss; so Or specslsssoa ana ssport Fas
x.S - Gn 90 Sursfs, 81 80; SO Erpsisn s. q
h' - hrssia y OH Asse Ansssesna ssSG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Lssdon Produce Market.....Dec-

Lo0oOu HTodutc suaTAcs-ss"'H0~~
SreAR-In Wes. In6is Sugar prices fcy sast.reo
Sales Of eco essks home trade demand very .-zs
Grocery lunps, a. 10 g.. foreiEn orders DcEess1as
yellow Havana il bond. q 70 ~. -,
teTs.
TEG-Not cheaper; br, httle eoinG
RrcE-The demand lts. but no define
CoTTos-Szles far II full prsees-
TALLow-Qniet a. 81 70 $50 for che lot;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Liverpssa Sugar Markets. De-. IS
British FusSs-Clssips Prices

There screeiy any inquiry to-day, s1d taziDes
eosfne1 % et<sss white Peznxzns iss62iI r evt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

LONDON, wedDtssay Eveninf. De-. d
English fsr6s Inactive shade weaker FROM r1r0ors AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Glasgow Cotton Market Dee Is
Paris Money Market.

The market noe last report has been orsker n.n i9r
sone time and q better business dong Prices are sfesy
AZ about ID over IA. weeks rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
CITY ITEMS.

s,ser OF THE THERMOMETER AT
. ? n-ts,,.,,, (e,rueri, IvuaA 4 Clark 81 WdEst
,sa3. Jam Noon SPN StS.
I.unsry S...........S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Pans BoURsE Dee H-ClosIns prlces: -Four aL
Per Cents Io5f5oc Three per CeD, slf'c-' bAnA Oh
France, ,9c1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

,<r, -,--r~.iy ttan nov 10, Of those u1sss1rss
uhch vii most oonduee 70 the interests Of our Cfy
shsn svsl mr. ELF Of the privilege accorded 70 me- y iae
chsrrsr and submit such osher suSyesrioas a. my
deeu worthy OF your eonsitereflon-
TIE finances of our City, from her rnsguiiude sni
;---o--.ncs demand. and should .e-ure your uas-s
esrnest st-enfion and careful supervinor
tis he dury OF the Common Council 70 caase % Os
rssed by TAX under authority from the Legslssurel
such sums they may deem necessary Tor the sGpR9.
Of the Cry GoverurDen. during the nsch year lac
,rouU: nus 70 Be raised il based upon estnIa:e$ iar
n.bed y e Head Of the several Departments through
the Controller, and i. intended TO cover al exPend,
tures during the year. End, however, from me s-ihA
st,-erueuf a the Controller submitted N DeceneSf
la, ,lsf The ext enrures during the past year have
e,eeeIed the appropriations s742l57, which auionn'
r,rst be sdded q the % be rised BY lax during e
present year and learn from the sane docuneai "a y
he tns increase OF expenditures for ls2 over those o'
Is-1 amounted 70 81 54.6 20 This very large excess
Of EXPENDITURES over tie appropriations tor tie pat
wear i accounted for IN the report OF the ContTotIe1
above referred to; but that Does not IN mT Judgment
render the duty Of guarding against such excess for The
future les imperative. =
Theeharter AZ wei a. the ordinance, By virsue OF
which the appropriations for the year are male rshI
II imperative the Common Council 70 Limit the ex
uerdures OF each Departments the specnc amounts
originally and which arc authorized BY the
IeSi,stre 70 be raised by tax but that the-e wise pro-
visions are imperative, or are utterly dlsreSaraei,
evi2eItlv shown BY the experience OF past years-le
annual excess Of expenditures over the
having increased, within few years, ron sJovVV 70
s101O such an excess Of expenditures appears 10 me
70 be IN disregard not only Of the provisions OF the
charter Int Of tie authority OF the Legislature, power
i ern1ted by that body 10 levy and collect taxes on
snectc e afes for the various purposes required and
tbcse ertirastes should, in my opinion. never be
exceeded except occaions of unavoidable necessity
4 very large amount reqirel 10 be missed for
school purpose durr the rresen, year but rhe object
OF the appropriation Is so noble an phautaropc, AMI
tie benefits resulting from it. juicious expenditure are
30 permanent in their character aud widely dtusef
our constituents will doubtless yield approval Of the
II liz .Ffaafn
fislly 10 the amount Of tax.
With these brief remarks, upon this important. sub
ect submit statement Of the actual condition OF our
fnsnces made up 10 the 3lst OF December last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

DrrOr OF SroLD GOODS Baoxrs Up.-
Earsy In the month Of November lase, the store Of
o. L. Deisno, Fulsonst, Brooklyn, WIS robbed d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

VTn UOHV
/. Josish w.Brovnf IL Greenwich -, ~ Broadway.
9. John J. TAFT - Clhs'., = Gods'-,
D SaE iR Aabbotf, se9 " 4sansonst .. Washington
4. TnSofhy q Brien,' 81 OhveTst,
s. R6ht l.. MAybee. HSrri-on Ho'sl, Grecnsichst
&. Psfflck BraoenH 100 Anthonytt-, 100 Antbouys -
2 Thos Woodward. f240 Chn,ons;., 81 frOntst-
;. Charles II. Rng,s ~ Punces., is2 Brosdrsy
He mus NJ Wells ~ Mortnr cor Ham>rsey&Wesf.
10 Daniel Hunt ga 0randsi ~ Grand Il
n. Edwin BOa;on,f s76 seventh st., a Houston II
II. :. d. McGcVn,s Third av., near lO5eh -.
n Alexander s-swsrts7s Grsnds'.,
IL Ihos Nhee.sns ~ Punrest, NassAust
n. Eaee o. B0rter,f 9g6 Fourthsi.. II Beekmanst
i6 JosfJh Roserr.s 81 WetNineeeuih II
II. jonathan u Otier' 100 seventh IT, 81 Liberty Il
- Jfne. Crawford, ~ East 26ih e., 3ll Third ~
ia John % koefe. 6ib ksnthsv, sihsV near fth 81
20 " d. MoConkey,f 3<s Tenibsv
s,fc,ulrrs ~ Roard Mhia IN Nal-7 IOcos. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

CUAEcE or BURGLARf.-Ine gf0cery VI
Cha. Tsrer corner OF Forts .ftst and Tnirfsv., vas
entered 8. o'clock ON Sunday morning, By means o.
,oreiug out pane of gzss In the front window. Zoe
uose med by the burglar swoke Mr. lager who ran 70
secure hr but the fellow hed and escaped Yesterday
morning, however, aman named James heDernsots wss
arrested BY Officer Fulmer, Of the kineseen.h Wso,
and depshed by Mr.. r., a. being the burglar. Ne vs
taken before Justice MeGnih and committed To s~S'
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Wards
l--Jos. BlsekbUru. sworn.
sNn. b Dunlop, dead.
S-Architad Coo srsne. sick.
s-Chsrles h. LyorS, sworn.
AJokn Mckemnin sworn.
g. Samuel Nsd1sl, sworn.
John Harrington sworn.
s. joel =. Fox. sworn.
slew orderdonk, sworn
IL. Beta sworn
u-Jehn Philips, swoIa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

KILLED By FaLL,-Carl + w. Gleber, a
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