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

wear bIue dress cns, have II trimmed. by all mssn'
with plain fist gilt buttons but no other eoat whatever
should have metallic buttons Of any KIND fsle'sny'
the sack cont preferable b. say other form ot is
nent: ard for working the blouse is better tnah "a.
do mos, ny swcering and other housewor "a cns1
linen blouse For walking. and riding ana arl'ns,
vear blue sack coat buf vest and drab pants SUI
which fully up to my idea of neaness anu com ''
combined
We trus. that in carving this yrea; reform aud
literally putting the breeches, Miss Williams does nor
slso lay claim TO that ugly and uncomfortable thing the
masculine hat II she must orswear the feminine bonnet
Ie; her if possible ADOPT the Ciabran beaver with IT.
broad and graceful rim, and its peaked well
adapted stick feather ill., Even the old Dutch sugar
osf hat wosld be better -n the hard pipe lockn:
affair worn BY the fashionable gentlemen Of the day Or
uy little broadcioh cap. shaped like that of jockey,
would be an excellent head gear the costume Of
Miss Williams
Az EXAGGERATED REFoRT-A few days since, tvo or
three OF the city papers published paragraph headed
Matrimonial Fsreup"in which stated snss an &c
tress of great personal attraction" while performing q.
oe OF our theaers called the stage AM seized by
her ind gnan husband whose intention to carry her
of in ssrsge, but his design wss frustrated by some oil
his wife kind friends who 10 her sid and bestowed
upon the husband cas,igaton As thus report to
say the ess very much exaggerated in ords that the
public may know the fats OF the subon the sli
davt on which the flaming statement based The aids
vii drawn up in the hand writing of A Phillips one OF
the Justices the Marine Court and to before
him Ii reads as follows;
FD ee. Fortier Of No waksr Civ OF N,wYork ssias
and the IL. Of Feb u her Husband Asaso
night February he struck dspoa.n GHd that from
a., .. :aa Of .a m from sad aoa1o DsoSssat
prsJs tia, be and dealt with the A~ ahee
II viii be by the above that nothing Is said OF any
attempt at abduction on the part the husband and that
of RIsauls
and battery similar in is dozen others made be
fore the Police Magistrates on the day. Mr. Forer
upon this afdav arrested and held to bail in $500 to
answer Mr. ALBEIT G. Bagley OF No 277 Broadway, be
came bis surety The complainant is actress at the Bow
cry Tbester
The CASE OF MADAME REsrELL-FLIGnr OF Mss
Grant. THE CogrL,ISAST-AU Proceedings Stopped
The case of Madame RestsL charged with producing
abortion upon the person of Miss Cordea A. Grant and
that OF George Shackod charged with being accessory
10 the crime which was down be resumed yesterday
before Justice Stuart indefinitely postponed in conse
Quence OF the sudden Disappearance OF Miss Grant the
compla nant whore examination on her affidavit Wa
10 have been resumed Al the hour appointed, Madame
Res.en and her counsel Ambrose l. Jordan in at
tendance but nothing seen either of Mss Grant, Mr.
Busteed her counsel of Shackord although the Court
waited for them upward of two hours The Magistrate
finally announced that he had heard that Mss Grant
through the ins,rumeGtaly of Saackford and NJ.
Young one Of his counsel had been induced to leave
the City He also stated that he had caused her to
be placed in the custody of Policeman Ber.ne Of the
Eighteenth Ward whose house since the olant had
been made she had resided Between and 10 o clock
Yesterday morning she the house and received note
which she answered with another and afterward
dressed and went out and has no, been since Her
trunks remain the house The Magistrate further re
marked that be intended bringing to justice any and every
paty who had been instrumental in keeping away the
principal witness 10 the Unless Mis- ant should
be found the affidavit she made cannot be received ties
timony her examn atsn is not completed Search
will however be made for her, and it is " be hoped
that justice may yet be awarded to the guilty
ARREST OF SHOP LIFTERs-AR Old OGeader Gagged
Officer Green the Chief Office and Palmer CT the Four
tenth Wad abou, 10 O'Clock Wednesday night, while
ia Broome st observed Jack Wiley no,orou. character
aud George Wiks alas Forbes king about under sus
psou. circumstances The ofcyrs watched their motions
and coon saw them enter the jewery stor, Of Seth p
Souer. No ls2 Bowery. where they shown great
variety of articles As they aoou; leaving. without
having made purchase the officers arrested them and
found in their possession gold chains gold pencil
and pair OF earrings, all Of which property they had
stolen bile in the The prisoners taken before
Justice Wood and commiies Tor examination Soon after
being taken to the Court girl named Bertha Mas resi-
DING at No "a Elizabeth i, identified them The parties
who on The 18th u entered the above premises for tae
purpose Of stealing but being detected by her Of them
filed her to the floor by blow, and both then ran off
Wiley suffering from blow he received at me hands OF
German whom he says attacked bin and robbed him Of
eos lie caused the aires, Of this German ba. the charge
wa, not subsana,ed before the Magistrate ard ne dis