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ioelocs In the morning In reranng point two ia hor
cou,se which she had oa heavy struck her and stove
IN her how down 10 the main deck carrying the forcsasle
away. and taking In water at Tho brcak very fis.
Through sctvc eNorous aud tho Of the steam pumps
slo wts tcri relieved ofwsisr ard hour two ths
STERN sbs'cd ard tho water ceased to make inrosd when
The ship proo,,dod r Norfolk Il Ia not the opinion OF tho
ccorr aboard that Tho vessel leaked She has been ten
roraly paired and will forthwith proceed to New York
f,r complete restoration
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A nANOE EuNK.

Tho barge Casino from Pormont while lying a, The
New York aud Erie Railroad Pier Tuesday morning was
cut through by the Ice and instantly sunk She was owned
by the Railroad Company and loaded with 300 or
rcls Of -four several thousand bushels OF grain few
csso Of dry goods and several bales OF wool Part
Of tho frcgh, has been picked up below Colinf dock
loss unknown but will amount TO several thousand dol
lns Men are employed in recovering the freight floating
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BROOH YIN ITEMS.

TIE East RIVER PIER LrSE--A series Of resolutions
in opposition to the course pursued Albany reatve 10
the Pier line on the Brooklyn side Of the kver were
submitted by AID Dayton at the last meeting OF the
Common Council and unanimously adopted They read
a. follows: ~. -.
RIr,a Tia, this Common Council has observed With pess
srrt re arto. majority Of COMMITTEES Of tbs heasrsss
- relation Piers the Brootlya ode Of
~ fss River Thsf n opaon Of the Common ceane The
hsye hherto bssn pes Dc sa sdsq1sts accous
eSsssss 70 IL ssunsgss sQs sy saa IL IW gsf sssd
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, ANUsEMENTs he

LECIUKEs
"WEDNESDAY Feb. l5 1854
p.of Mr. LEANS LEcTrRr-Hope Chapel Pm.
S.TioSsL PorIrkY SHowBnsms Auseun day and evenins
IN or Akrs .nd Murder Se wsllackA
N,nsrxsrr NisHrs DRssn and The
MInIwxER MEETS DREsN, Rather Excec"-BuronA r. -
~sS, Tors CAsIs 7 7. NJ and ) P. NJ. National.
fsSI1 TONS CAsr q the o0~ery Thester, p ~
X.sIors Az and Evening Ausssn
c.o C.rIsTv 4 woops bros<wny
BrexI rvs OyrlA Housx-Ethopisn pclesrons-Ss Bvy ~
ssSyo.r InysIrug AYgR-Eq ussrzs-H Bswery, Up N
Sic Bum ln.tase Sc Srosd
Rso.nv.v MrSAcEsIp-A uiuss-S1 bvay 10 A n 20 r -
i.nusTry or an NArioss-CTyasl Palace, n. 70 dnsk
BsNvAnps RrvsR NLs-a8 Broedvsy u z. n .
PsasArs SsvuH hLs xIIasa-eS Broadway saa q r.
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couRr CALENDAR. THURSDAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos 3os $40 to 3ii 3l7, o2o 32l. sis
s1pfRIoR CoURr-Nos. a32, 3ta 2ss sss 70, ag1, aas
oss "a "a "a ~ 40 45s iOi. $50 80 3d. So 81 a. so llet
as 10 sas 81 - 4si "a 4a BI 49, No. 40 AL az s 40
40 al fis 47g ssO 4sl ~ 4sj, as. - o.. 80. 800
CIRcuIT CoURT-Nos $780, l92, lSo, 20l 2o2, sVJ, iff
le7 26s, al, as ZIG leo, l7o, 2oi, 40 q.
SupnENE CoURT-Geneyai Tsym-Nos. ~, 81 81 81, %.
"a n "a Is IS 49, I25 81 a., H.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-rsssdsy-Bsfors She Rs
Lama. Gannders MarrlAl of the Ancient Order Of Hi

bspan was this morning called trial for having committed
I'm =. liz head Of Ninth Ward on hs ith JAY laa
H. mar. the spent In inpannslns Jury aud
one bp On a obtsned the District Attorney prssssdsd %
nep N. for People, reviewing tho fscts sesfy Pas-
hsd and sustaining the Police Ia their sass
o subGue the riot
Poe and deposed thai when he sfived 81 the
he Saunders horseback and when he
bout rioters ssnsde called ous 20 ais
Do taken 20 toe feneo Ss,n ne ess"
xss he.s AZ nrned TO 10 O'Clock to-day.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Before Judss 0aEEs.
or, Of Nsv Yerk at Goldsmith

CITY Of Nsw.fcTk az Goldsmith
To recover s25 penalty under the law Of April l6 1927
for .nr auor without license Defendant proeod h said
10 .sep thread needle Ia Broomst and snb,sqseaty
snr Is. moved but sold liquor Judgment for plaintiff In
nuoxht The proceeds 90 20 the psor
CIV Of New York as Martin Flsoes.n.
To recover entering stable with light uncovered
" entered stable belonging to hin s
W.s being contrary law, which requires lighted candle or
lsnp stable 10 DO la lantern, or Otherwise
nto,,et.d lad ssient for plaAiiE $40 being amount
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Advertisement.
I.n,ys HAVE YoU SEEN HMi-He is 4

LADIES HAVE YoU SEEN HIM Die is most truly
.,-, ,.,.y,l euory exhibited Here have
ss fom.d intese .hshis and courteous Lite .l that 20
4. Nth the palm OF your hand Only think Of
sad hipr being Who vhe1 In tlii dren We sh
than pounds cloths and all ssen the LiP1ioa Ans
The truly csebfsed sianese Twin sad Kerr
collection Of living animals from eli 7z1rtsn
ftho habitsbe eu;h
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

William Lloyd Garrison win speak on tho subjec, of
Slavery at Paterson. this ever ipg
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SUPERIOR coURr-Befors Judge soswosrn

To recover damages for SANDER amount laid at $780,
keeps stand Wssh8son market and the pssf
employed a home msfkstas Tbs ssssoa
l. hat said that paatI thief aud she ooad pSvs
il that be had s.ol-a - bill
sppeard that plaintiff had picked As bill dropped ~
Of them far from defendants stand
ana difficulty charged essaed Verdict for psstG STA
hich q Ike amount Of costs.
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fAdvertiBcmenfl
E.rrorAI pOrI TRY SHOW The Judges ava

NATIONAL POULTRY SHoW-ihe Judges aws s,S ine
The hov viii doaby Interesting The o~s
are 10 esry Of the $500 premiums VIII tnen oe m
Cowss Of .dss gentlemen and children ried psInun
,essrS.y 20 this novel and euo0 49, I'D
st.p The performances are oven ~ '7
,ss,pin, without additional charge
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away with melancholy, and call on Smith, No %
NEAR Broadway from MS .sse
ment Of ventions such are not 20 ee naa '"' "''
.tors in this city varying IN price from cent TO 20
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fAayertisemer.l

Ir,cIy TONS CABIy.-The genuine version Of tni,
vii be psrformed and zsd times a. the Nsona
Thesser oeoeh and this sve.ins az H. Dss
I'll going Ssiens the Temple Of the Moral DRAINS
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Advertisement.

GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING House, No.
o. observation-disclosures scHELL, ts1eeesso" 10 Jules
received for josnsb throughout the United
ssfe, and Car.dss inserted the lowest rates All papers
Lert on tie for the inspection Of advertisers -.
Bsfe-ercss: Charles Lesss Esq Ednor o. Sosrr ces ha
Uns; Erastus BrookE Esq, Editor OF seTf'h EApfe~'
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THR DISASTER TO THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1884.
The engineer of the steamship Georgia reports that the
p had been experiencing gale from the morning Of the
10 ssA and had gsllsntly westhsrsd it, when about
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CRYsTAL PALACE wlRD-A few mornings since we wan
der,d up into the region of the Crystal Palace The wind
was rumpeng round the aud through the broad
sheets csrtInon shvering the side walks and
reggtd little girls running down the fragments OF pa
per that fuiteTed on before the blast.
There stood Laiiings Tower like a huge extngusher
nId there beside IT, that bubble of glass beautiful as
ever Above its dome fosed solitary and alone, the nag
Of Tie Republic but tho Lions rampant and the black
Espls were visible One lone Policeman leaned list
ossly against door the sunny side of the edcs and
WATCHED n'ently the uer OF piece of tattered canvas
Access the street nailed to wall Upon was depicted tho
tail of an alligator We remember when that tail hal a
bdy that body head that hesd mouth, and the mouth
vas an phihe ster On side hsrseman WAS riding
boldly ill., Ike Cuus of old the other an was about
aku up Iii. quarters therein And where is the alligator
snd were for that matter the little aud the big
nuls ard the living skeletons aud the tigers and the
Terra del Fuegans that soreme confronted the Palace on
three sdesf Gone with the crowds and the quarters and
the sumner
Ard the crowds that in August and September thronged
in and out at broad entranceswheTe are tEcyi The
Turks ere sitting cross legged in the realms OF the sublime
P rte the Russians under marching o'ers thu French
are in Ia Belle Fance aud John Bull grows At the world
fiom ~mrrric England" some are in tao snnny Soath,
s,me sre lingering in the gardens of Bio Janero some
on tie Pacific slope. and deed L" So runs the
word away"
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
From Obursis By Standard TAgnsnseI 4; 10 chI1Sss
rssa. sAM r,M SPIN
Februa4y Observation-Disclosures. 81 90 40
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MARINE CoURr-BaEors Jads

MARINE COURr-Beors Judge PHLLfrs.
stephen Winston at. the Crystal Palace Association
To recover damages for injury TO plaintiff promises by
.ins OF wall OF building connected with tbs Palace Al
ready rss ned to. Verdict Tor plaintiff, 500
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The PUBLIC.
lie the public prns Of Yesterday published an shda' oil
wsnsn psmed 6oId,lia A Grant ..,.
IL nus uarefecns tina, the a@ssvt Wa.
hoTd ud revolving the corups ins snaion eoad
conceive the most deSas-d mind invent 49,.
social poe TIE business relations or hOEry the s'a' has
hearing without an examination before eyer sa op;
Totny Of DEF rs press3,sa 10 az u esiy FOR
rkrs without knowing whether the charges DO not an
togt truth asy Of tss cha sa' Pr,sut-
cd uron eaPss .ldsit an sas,h asnGe,ssJ saa 1.
nS he psrt. pested ors" to Ok OFT money it
iWl ok the pres eGd sysry man ia the
h,i Iii h,t citIen values h character bis reputa'os the
W friends relatives snd connection. should % outraged
ed Efforts eEtort money then By means ana taoug
sSe and hsrass her malice aad euPty may select
~ such suit her base purposes ssd i's th
sda, 9ob bed by' tho parties Changed nave the opportunity Of
b-ITE heard E, ~. community, +. nfsf
o~ easy can tbe G1p0epod wonsn prefer compliant
End prsrse possible sday 'gAnst any person
sn.t,bs Asnst husband fathsr of family 10" soy
!e the pabic.oo Of which forever destroy
-, r5 ever false and foul the sssOn,
would suppose thai the planes .ha % ~
ar would require that no person 'hoa 90 ~ t
rGb rate thai che most decent s.si
a 80 him an opportunity he heard !. hi, dei,s,s stimuli
sO1y With the charge psissd nc, to biessa him st :si
accused The charge 20 wiia III; defense .os po'1s
1p an s po igrepaTabe and nius
ee hnt !. pa ulirIy when psrsou charged deprived
a.sion u.eeptbs Of defense Of Wheh the law can take
pltcAtlns
ION III r. the law wihin which can Be made
tire y,s Therefore implication OF 1859 sni isa az hot
bong legal action virtually stripped Of ms
Gear sud artd right deers while am falsely ion ana ma.
lv acrsed This applies equally 10 the other parties Osn
bsie be .es,er o1gssel Had the pre-" awaited sss n'es
trsob ills ross irgce woid not have been me
would have confined the complaint "''nn
legsl bounds. III 49,. L.. = ...u ..-,,ic -
,b md De OF by making solemn sdsvf oefore tl9
authority that the charges preferred asA' NE are a'sp
false 49,. ,xth ybo,, b.,. m.
Of mic business personal iteeoure 80 70 the
tubc deemed il right aud proper 10 p1ssa n, ~
herein following "N"'' -oA''AN''
Mex York, FEB. IA, 1854
~ ,d Co-nty Of Yoys, ssOn this fourteenth Say o.
Fbrgsry A. D. 1854 before personally came Chts Lo1ntn
80 Lirk by ne daily according 80 law da cePose ni
eseh and charge mede sgsins him IA the sd5'
csA Grant taken before Justice stuart and published ntae
EYoE Ctr psper Of this date wholly sse and unt,ae
he".lO' ~ ~ 80 JACOB A. WESrEhYELr,
S"oiH SS'~''" Maxo Of the CITY Of kes-York
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r,UnT n, sssi. Carte Of the 18th contains the
Nsssss rsws tSVva ~ faSo.
rs,t " sAstss has been abandoned and the troop re-
,AV,i a Santa EaiNSra Gen Garland was az the Town
~ ~ rS,s IN the stA December with the intention OF
,s,irx plScc fcr QusrtcrinS the sh lntintry lie s
,rea ~ sncsmp nearly as possible opposite II fdso
ri CaSrtlcr ls II raso the 3oth December for the
White Mountains. -,
r.N ara party of MCxieans the particulars OF which
a: 'en by l 10 ,ls S SCnS Of trO
n r-svcrs the nOnSns people from stealing salt from the
ale Nj Msgo6R complained, snd the sheriff summoned
re ancient BViion and self in h posse we started
s hem In the night and Teacbed san Augustine the day
sssr There remained hat two crihreo days but moth
ipc ef the thieves 10 he seen or heard Camp was
ten hTok and Proceeded 10 San Nicholas ana ron
tAe-r 10 the wAeholes called Ch'no where we awaited
Their srrV. Their foe consisted OF 20 CARTS l2S Next
esns determined hsve sails or blood our number was
scanewh zs short Of So and howtHer Inc parties met
srA the Shei weseniedti papers &c but they laughed
:, her, and refused g. come 10 any terms whatever
Tksv sad they would de before they would give 1t up or
rst On 70 MsSohnsve g. answer for their deeds ms
bsyrsntd az in the evening ana he wafer was TWO mics
ave started and took possession Of IT, and when the
sx,u cane the fan commenced You imagine twenty
eiehs in the midst Of one hundred ana twenty-five
A. soon as the oxen reached ordered to
rcEnd them snd retain them If possible. Soon the
Nexicsns found what was going on and began shouting
look cut but impossible for them TO sect was
DARK Presently gun was discharged, and from that
hsrC-bAne was all thai heard FOR ten minutes. Then
tie hoxizer was dise harged-the hexicans stampeded
seeond and third shot fired before we succeeded in
taxing the oxen After victory started and reached
home in safety.
We left he battle ground that night therefore
know nothing of the number That were killed We heard
after our return ,hst three of the party were missing sew
srsl mules and killed and one hundred and hfywo
kesd VIC captured. think this trip will provo to Thorn
hst they cannot 90 the lake without having TO fight
for the salt
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CARD FROM MADAM REsTELL.

The undersigned desires, and in justice claims only fail
and p,. hearing before shs sdjudsed Ia rep'' TO th
shsrse against her BY Cordsa Grant In the
- Al. ,he charges utterly false bsss and malicious
- ~ F.b "A 1884 MADAM REsTELL
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SUPERIOR ooURT-Before Judge OAKLEY

Of from Albany aud deficiency n 10 alleged
Occurring delivery already referred to. Verdict Tor psat
Yl6e 1A
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words 70 the hndrance Of legitimate bushes, and the in
finite annoyance Of al who manage 10 keep awake under
the uonotorous singsopg No one. except the enemies
of good eovernnert desires has;y legislation but while
ample debate and cautious steps are most advisable the
dreary siagDaton of endless and prOisss talk resoas
to be avoided. They say Rome WAS saved by the noisy
csckng of geese With such preceden; New York may 70
pose in triple security up n certain number OF her n'~
CouD,m.u
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The $ steamer Princeton, under com nand OF Capt
Henry Eagle proceeds to today fOn the Brooklyn
Navy Yard trial trip under charge Of Engineers Cope
land Martin and Shock L, expected she will be very
successful having had her engines and bosr. thoroughly
cverh and alterations made in her from Pesse Mur
ply's Fulton Iron Works
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ARREST OF LOTTERY PoLIcI DE,LEss.-Ths Twentieth
Ward Police yesterday arrested the following named per
sons charged with selling lottery policies George Gleason
Of No 1894 Broadway Daniel Bouton of No $50 Tenihsv
Joseph Ellsworth OF No lSl Thirty fifth St. Ssml Shaw Of
Seventh sv near Thirty fourth St, James Jackson of Sew
enh sv near Twenty seventh aud James Connolly Of
No l67 West Twenty ninth st The prisoners were taken
before Justice Stuart who held them to bail in $500 each to
answer the charge.
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~, "a Gas,evs N,sA Nr the "a @''' has tho
S,lff Wv s ~ s.a rain ~ ,NeclW for wessNly about
w - NARY " eNr cts'etne are Any, Saeo0eh
Nri ~ rt4sses y Ne'y Nnasah ~ ,ms sses'" y. We
es. ~ ~ssle eeeN,, a. Nf - We can leay@ "a M voc
wy .s.as,N fhe ,lvvss are generality ~ low a, they
srsS, tt he Aths dty sammes months Na'Natenr
tS ssi -, ,Ae question: In ,hs rsce, cei n'r'her'
W ,sN s,N aae weather heNv hcca alternating every
~ ~ ee, DAYS ,Sr the reS, mcNh or i"aser aV.u,
Rs,Ss ~VslAca wsN wssm enough 'r msNe 'eA's "a'em
sN.NNs a. day Ne have y teNviV northern anu hNaNy
w...,~ t,,ll,,ros.Ne SecA weather T. rtNneNN WN'ee
Nssss,ae thsa aNShaav else loN AMI rNle,n sceS1e
~ .,.ltNe rslrkog ia c,Nsvi ocNcr y soa'NeV !" -
a. ssesSl my ne ssslNs, tAttc e,h' We ',vis 80
Nss.ssNt Nat Ns, yhNnScs vt weather are new '"V"
.As.,s, instantaneous, ,A,l ,>,.,,,o.
sws ,,.rsve that those sepde,nen Who hold i,osuoS
- $50, en Ms,sxN,,Nse 81 Isseh ami MusaN "'s"'s'
NA E~>Ss,,ns have Ncce rvndosVd 'hNa'u eN vac U.s.
Ava NJ tAe SoFV@e Ceertl heye nov sS',',on wsSeS
~ ~, ~ ~ SsvS locaisd IN ccd fei'a aud IN az
s,Ass,e yNaA tAe written cymoa ~ 'e0Se S'''y' 4"
.s,, ~ ~ admitted Oa Sl hanN Iha' 'hs iana scrip
- taken NN tke ,scNe,r ~ pay m'n 81 @'m" WA"pus
~ vs,,l s,,rrliss Furnished eur Government NJ cash
sssSS ~ = thse - Sreat pablo cNlgency. aud u cor
,N zen. hssI iAsi they should aow net oay loso 1he
e Nj al the heavy expenses thry have h""N al tor 50
, s.ss Ia SydcNNcsnc 70 socNro u aud 50, palonS Tor
!. Ae, ,s,eNtt sVd as Judge story believed IN ac
s,svaesx wsA car Laws m
~ isa kgl ~ was tcrwei, cYcs,lpg two million
,i e,d 81 Ne inVesicA in railroads lost in tho
Sc.sse rs VgSe II ITO ie,
~ M S,r he ,al,ef ef Cen Leslie Coomhs has passed
De Neesc nv lssSe mSesi,y. The oorro'pendont Oh
"a ~, sSys he n,pAsurc viii meet with NO opposition
n DC Seaet and thai the only eject Of will DC 70 loo
<s<a C,,NAs aNNn the footing with c'hor o'cI'is
eAe As,ld similar clSuss. go, IT., go,
lAs RSpso ANs rssstd Che presumption bill giving io'
ss~s ii lSea ~ sCiua se'u'rs, WIN an anv"n" fbo
,sarS sr ali te,vfo Immigrant, in similar manor Inc
a. ,VSsvt viii rs,ahsl'y be defeated in she Senate
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TIE worst sort Of Loodon fog enveloped yesterday
Its humidity might have roiced the hear. OF PreisJaiz
puI geo OF doors equal to dive into cold BAH
while The raising Of window answered al tAe purposes Of
O douole There was "a wet sheet lof air and q
flowing seq of mud on every hand II seemed as II s
the foul elements had come out 10 re,ard the fight OF tae
Street CoUm:ssoner-the who gave on Monday night
srch gratifying evidence Of resignation under Fl 'ues
IL wrath at s departure the vast ooze Of mud soenei
It's uusourded depths while the weeping clouds not only
gave -luudnn, figs but c.me down bodily themselves sad
relied ezy along the ,hOrOushfares apparently striving -
obscure fer ever tie wicked City which had failed to
precise vast official worth We hops the elemsntt
coutnoion vii eliminate in drench.ng Storm sweeping
away the foul dit which sacred the m2mOry Of ih1
Street Department has lain al winter in the thorough
ors uncoIeeous Of broom and hoe the sand Of the
Lbyan Desert Let US have the final contes; between
AquaIius aud Arcu,arus, and then farewell TO mud and
muTmurDg
sT.YAIESTNE's DAY-Tuesday was St. Valentines day,
ell in the morning betnesthe day especially SC. apar.
that fsvorte Of all the Saints in the calendar WIS.
hosts of missiyes prepared for the occasion curtain aud
sdorn divers chow windows about town They have been
cent away by the dozen and the thoussnd-in box and
bae-by railroad steamer and stage and yesterday they
were futefing al over the land, Ike leaves in wnIy
weather.
Thousands Of little boys with nothing on but wings
poor little lows that should be placed in the House OF
Refugeons Ct thousands o: heas cruel transfIed with
darts and bore bodkns hundreds Of thousands of
a forget ne nois and remember mes" and affairs aud
crsdles and rings illustrated and explained in hating
yerse bad and Indifferent but mostly b.d VIII be scattered
the country and al the Susans and Msrys and james
will lie the recipients
But the comparatively recent feature in the Valentine Fs
tival merits universal condemnation The msliciousy
comic vaenies without either beauty taste or sense-hor
rbe osrcsures employed no, unfrequeny TO wound the
feelings of the sensitive and CRAFTY pary spite IL
fiji gIg Of los ned shafts in sport and oushi to DO dis
counttnanced
There not much to be said for the utility Of any valsn
tines but after all It is of harmless SO
hears will be foolish enough to futter at their reception
Other. to grow heavy and Others still to bea; perfect tat
too Of passion.
20 far as it TO relax the muscles Of grim care into
pleasant emile break up for moment the heavy drag
OF The world, ST Valentines day should have "wbte
mark 1t is &, least nucleus. around which cluster
many amusing and pleasant "reminiscences that msy be
o' in the duer days of age if with little profit GER
ia, with no pain.
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IAdgertsementI

GENTLEMEN; Yesterday you published an exparte
,tsuent Grant duplicating me In criminal charge
NAV no, expect you will do the justice Of Publishing hs
lave to say a. eouspeueusly Yours &C. CHAS LoHAAS
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ASSAULT WITH CLrB.-A man named Thomas Feeay
arrested Monday night by Officer Conner Of the
Si1ih Ward charged with assaultng Michael Doun and
str King him severe blow upon the head with club in
ctng injuries VIII ch rendered necessary that he should
be conveyed to the n Hospital Feeny taken before
Justice Begar and held to await the result OF the injury
inflicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

sriBprrG ATFEAr-The negro Johnson. who was badly
stabbed in the asy in which Edward Matthews lost bis
Is was yesterday again dangerously stabbed whio fight
ing at the house No 81 AnIhonyst He conveyed to
the NewYork Hospital The man with whom he fought
escared arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

FATAL FALL-An inquest was yesterday held by Coro
per Wbelu the Ncwyok Hospital tbs body Of David
OF l. p Of ese who died on Mon
sy nht from Of fracture Of tie lower jaw OF the
M and one Of the len thigh received By falling 81 the eh inst
he to yard 10 the deck OF me ears venus on "son
sailor The Jury rendered verdict OF death from ades
6rcsoeu ily recs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
MoNTGoMERY's PUBLICATIONS.

AeRcvcr Of Beocler'' Conflict # Age' by STIvASUs
CoBB has been published in Boston. aiming to show that:
the principles Of that work necessarily lead to the doctrine
of universal salvation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

CoxPLnxr DIsMlssED-The complaint for seduction
since sslins, Henry builder By Anaa
fhenay smsed By Justice Oborne ssiors whom
AZ place The evidence fie 70 sAos
yioi.tisn Of law on the part Of the accused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

FIRE THIEvEs-Capt. Carpenter made the following
remarks on his return 10 the Chief yesterday morning
ON MONDAY pisht party hound. alias ire thieves and
roys hr.s into office Of Smith Williams OF
and collected together all the they
could trd and The tire discovered and
IN hed without vns any alarm This doubt done 70
erht Is ell IS plumber only hope catch them
u ,he game soon think Of them Won't isht again in