New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29

European papers that the new gardes de Paris have
made their appearance in the first srrondisee nent
They are nearly all from rs to IS years of age,
OF good hight and for the most part have been ia
the army. They wear blue uniform, bu.toned tight
in 'front.' with the Of the City of Paris on the
DOLLAR. They have outside loose coat of cosrse
cloth, with hood to 90 over the head in cold
weather. sword, and small round cap complete
the equipment.
1t is said that the steamer Pacific takes out Ct 900
letters; the largest exer-ma ever conveyed across
the Atlantic.
IYcREAsE OF LoDGERs.-TM Post says: "On
gsncng at the daily returns sent to the Office Of the
Chief Of Police from the various Wards Of the City,
We were struck with two facts. The criminal arrests
ere comparatively te~, and for trivial, dnorderly Of
fenses-and the number of destute persons provided
with shelter and lodging during the past twentyiour
hours is very great comprising no fewer than 3a5
names. This speaks well for the forbearance from
crime Of the classes that suffering most from the
season and from commercial depression"
THE OCEAN BANK Enthusiastically case,
which was adjourned till yesterday morning, did not
come on as the counsel for the accused was COM
PEELED by other engagements, be in attendance else
where. The evidence for the prosecution taken
at the last sitting and that for the defense will be
taken to-day, to which time the investigation ad
journed.
CHARGE OF GAMBLISG-ALLEGED OUTRAGE By
GAMEsTER-Bob Willis, keeping an establish
ment at No. $40 Broadway was yesterday arrested,
on warrant issued by Justice Osborne, in which
he stands charged 18th having, on last Saturday night,
II NJ.
&C Avenue D. In addition to the loss of the money,
it is stated that Flemming was made drunk by the
gamblers. and while in that State, induced to wager
his winters supply of coal, then In his cellar at home,
and other Decessares all of which be lost and which
have been seized by the winning parties. The ac-
eused was held for examination.
THE LATE FATAL AFFRAY IN WAsHIyGToS-sT.-
Charles G. Leddy was yesterday arrested as being
The principal witness to the late sabbing ARRAY be-
tween John O'Neil and Swedish sailor named Pc.
ter NJ Lawson, in which the former was killed.
I.v,on is now in the Tombs awaiting tho sc'ion Of
the Grand Jury.
THE EXCISE LAws.-The Board of Councilmen
last evening in Committee of the Whole recon-
mended for adoption the following ordinance for the
more ef1ectual enforcing Of the Excise Laws:
The Sato, Aldermen and Conmo1oify ne cny NsD ioTk
"a Common Council conresed DO ordain a. to4ors
SECTION /. If any person IN the City oil New l0rk
shall sell by retail or deliver, IN pursuance OF any
such rule any wlDe ale lager Deer or o'her sHo'S
or spiruous liquor or shall consent TO- allow, or per-
nit any wine ale lager beer or other strong or sPr-
nuous liquor by him or herIso SOLD or delivered to be
drank in his her house out house. garden or other
premises whatsoever, without bSing licensed accord
irg tolaw or being licensed, shall sell or deliVe
or consent to- allow, permit any VINE Ale lager
beer or other strong or spiituous liquor, sod OF ue-
lyered as aforesaid to be drank a. Aforesaid on tno
fret dsy of the week, called Sunday, excepting To
bosrdefs and odgera, actual travellers, within the
provisions of The law he she shall for every such
offence be liable TO the pains and penalties herein
after mentioned. -,
SIC ?. Upon complaint oath showing viola-
tion of any part of the first section of this ordinance
il siall be the duty Of the Mayor Recorder, Z ~
Judge Police Justices, and OF the Aldermen oi SAID
City for and within the WARDS respectively IN wuiSn
tbey were elected, TO whom such complaint snail De
prestLted to issue warrant, directed To every oil 'he
policemen of said City, commanding them ana every
OF them, Immediately to arrest and brlng tne person
or persoDs so complained against pe'o'e 'no mag"
II al. issuing such warrant. $50 1,
before any magistrate such magistrate snal proceed
as room as may be- to examine into the SUBJECT mater
of the complaint; and II II appear, 0! ptoVt VI ~
the of the accused, that he or sue hss Vo
lated any of the provisions of this ordnance tne
magistrate for each and every such "nense shah
proce.d to convict the offender OF n'soehsanori
AT
h a, h.r In sum not to exceed ten dollars; aud IN
oeiault OF the payment of such fine, the mass.fa.e
NAV commit the offender to imprisonment ioI PEE
roc not 10 exceed one day for each donar Oh nus 30
Sc. 4. AL moneys received or collected under or
by ,tue Of this ordinance, shall WITHIN three mon.ns
thereafter be- by the magistrate psia 10 .n9 uo'on
os of the Aims House. toward the support oil the poor
of said City. hall ho co,.,ruad
SEC IS Nothing herein contained sha De eca',russ
IN pyeyent the prosecution OF any patty IN tae nale
-, I'D Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty, Tor VIC
i,tpg the excise laws OF this State aPphcsoie 70 saa
City by civil scon, or the 1eeevsr' anu 'o"7'"'1
SIC G. This ordinance shall take ehec' in"he'i-
ately.
prpsox.1.-The following are among the arrivals
at the principal hotels Yesterday; - W., c.,s,-o,..
AZ the MrrEoroLIrAx w@ w ssssu LIZ.
MoSNVN w.. r C Mitchell, PhlsSelphis X T. feny; .,
ion. Col g. p Evsn. n. CT J. w Bradley spn' In, :.
io,,n, M.ouIi ". h. Coxzens, West Font T.; Sou"s
Nsrt1rsh; H. Mabbe, Bn.lsnd, s. Cahoan, fh"sas'Pn'