New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

Han books vaae............... WATT
Another indivdusl brought up seventy tickets on the
operatives ia factory since tn. grand hunbug OF putting
The tickets in envelopes and Numbering them which DO
changed by every fellow who has the handling OF thsm
and what DO VOC think constituted his assortment; Of prizes
Easily tuh Jus, seventy Handbook. and nothing else
Blu, notwithstanding there seventy seven blanks to
prize there are just tha, proportion of fools in society
ps;ronize these s,upendous bumbues
CURE FOR CoRss-A correspondent of some paper
writes that pint Of alcohol poured in his boots caused
all his and cailosies to peel Of leaving his SKIN
smooth and soft
Perbsps il did there il 10 telling Whist the stuff might
do We have known it peel of the coat, hat and boots
and axe the patient oalous to evehing like iecency or
selfresrect and know in this City who have
poured more than hogshesd of alcohol in their boot,
without curing their ccrns though they ct corned every
day TIE remedy may be coed one somewhere It won't
do for this City Besides if it would should not ike to
recommend afCr'ho Maine Law went into operation be-
cause il that idea prevailed should find an immens1
number Of people with end it would become reg
usr business for ore fellow his boots for others 10
empty at 20 much per head That World be- corn juice
IL deed
mo PRINTERS THERE The report of the inspectors
of State Prisons dscoses the very gratifying fact that OF
the large number OF convets in the Prisons OF tue
State there is not single printer while nearly all the
other occupations are represented This is fact honora
good character of those engaged in It
No such thing our head devil SAYS His opinion is TIA.
rum and morning papers kill off all who are naturally big
fools enough to get into State Prison, and the balance OF
them ore entirely smart 20 get stuck with such job as
that The craft is often bard up but they take not to
cot 20 Tar out Of srs that True they DO put of some
bad paper but the proofs though dark first always come
clean before they get up aud by token the printer
though hard pressed always clear in the end
Though his form goes pie the printer seldom goes to
pot.
U,R1YM RAILROAD Some changes in the running OF
trains on this road viii be made Monday viii be seen
by reference to the advertisement in this paper.
M.RnYiye GrRL USDER AGE.-Ale1. Delacnlu,e, q
Fnnchnan WAS yesterday arrested by Officer Dazet OF
the Fifth wsrd Police, charged with marrying Esgena
Girod girl years and months old who lived with her
parents ct No Frankfort The father OF the girl made
affidavit before justice Osborne that on the 9TH nit the
accused seducsd his daughter and the following day
manjd her without his consent aud induced her to leave
his dwelling The marriage ceremony was performed by
The Rev Mr. Parker, residing No III East Broadway.
The accused taken before Justice Osborne and held TO
await examination. The orense is q felony by law.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Teachers hold their regd
ler monthly meeting this evening in the Hal of the Board
Of Education. valuable report is expected from the
Committee appointed some uls since W Jake INTO Coh
sderson the mpol ant bearing of the temperance caGe
upon the educational Interests Of community. Tue re-
port Il doubtless elicit interesting discussion
TuE Ce,xsToy BANK FoRGERIEs-FuRTHER ARRESTS
WIN Mu.y on Epgi'h porter horse keepsr yester
day arrested charged with passing ore OF the eco coasf
Il Cranston Bank bills to Mr. Henry Wade keeper Of
a public house 10 Third On bis arrest he taken
before Justce Clark and committed to prison for efaaf
nation.
Ann Blske Ann Marrow and Daniel Marrow, were ar
rested by Policemen Cargil and Hanifen, charged With
passing the $40 counterfeit Cranson bills Ihey were
locked up by Justice Clark
The examination of John Masters alias Dr. Whitney and
Edward Davis charged with being concerned in circulating
ihese counterfss concluded yesterday and tue Mays
trete held them for trial
Acc1pEyr-A woman named Julia Councils, living at
No e wells o. The''dy eys9 9r, e sSsoy ad Sac s
convey cd home by policeman
CHARGE oY EwBE7zLLsESr "A young man named
Charlie. Bender ssay arrested BY Policeman oTo.1 o. n'
Essex Msriet Poi:s Court charged .e ha,a4 soes oeDo @
Peter Iufz and litter doing baneg &c No 10 Ave
rue The accused taken before Justice Welsh and held 20
await ezsn-nliion
CaApGy OF GRAND LARcEsY-Francis MeCusker
os,snes charged with M.tssl Cagsn previously arrested
With sesps swery clothing &c to the value Of go ns proper
d. arrested w ocsrs MeMshon ard Jsnnn the Sew
/ sIteenih Ward aud COMMITTED for examination
Cr,por. ov GRAyp LARcESr.-A Wechmsn named
Robert a. living No 400 Tsnhst was ysterdy ssrss.sa
H. er LOOMS OF tie Eleventh Ward Police eaasd With '1ea
a. Smith Of No sss Tentt sod watch vasd at ESQ
The accused admitted his goi sad was committed 10 pfs0a "
/ Jusice WelEh, for Trial
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