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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

WET SILK, WET LINEN, WET DAMAsK.-S. * VI.
Towe Co will this mJrnnz seventy Of Linen
Goods warranted sound consisting Of Bsrnsley
sleerx "A vide worth g. and lO
ward: Pillow Linen ITh end Barusey At SIC and Sc wor
7sc Irish shrrng Fronting Linens at aud 81 slightly wet
Psrtey snd Scotch Table D.per ard worth dou5e the
money 81 ssd 10 Satin Damss expressly or hotel
house from g. to lO, worth 0 sud 49, A
pieces Wet SIX free from dsumage COLUMBIAN Hall Ne l
Grsnc-s.
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wb-er Bessen too eiess shore e.aans
out son" time I,sSS ;s' ca n .ye ,. 2. sSe'~'
Plaintiff. on the % TecSSmendsiioa Of Mr. Hairy who
9due,s hn soe 20 Gesrss Mos Q. Aiaeon Gaa.. =
eSs @ ao % ms 70. ,ss pay The .. qS: W.. ne. az:
Ohsr s1psd AeOn boasS. asa.i Mr. Hsr,, %
sovI @ s. The .CSs, DE-: s.as oo,sasa s.s az me- Ne
,se l,,I ls. Tts sessd .as evidence 's'-as 70
the 'H' charged Tbs ':SSi5js as. s; c ss
t. recover $500 sged to be due the estate Of late
John Burd ~, d..s@ Tsdy rsts,rsl's Verdict G; a.ai.at
To recover the amour, Of three notes given by defend
Mr. Ct sus BY latter Endorsed wthoai reoOss sts
STs e g Rs sla s sss S,T ss Ssa & sssss
Sc, S.S sps tAst there Was written !, thai
eject The question for the Jurv Whistler ssad had sss
and dleha'see
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Bsfo.e Iuas. wcOesvsS.
pepnis Kehoe SGT ~ ui.ns1y ard wn snse Jt
rsht. Sy reason Of water and from lille sai lo~
s.tsbshIsL Of esiesssniI ~ S s,,s az, % Ia
.nia would rot permit them % enter he pss~ss. 70 s
- cred made oss Would the eisn p''sdE Fssd'
for plaintiff sSO' which S sS5i.' co.'s; co... n,v
Adam Rhos and Frances hi. wife. at Ge,rs, onsle
Plaintiffs resided in August last cornor Of Ninth ay aud
battery BEING se,ed thai dsfldan On gs,sss
D was ssdps ssusSt hsISyh nees ws ard ,si .s,st
Dsmssss are l.d siOo On the part q plsaa 1905,
tended the .a blows si,s. s6i wh'a, gS'Sss.ol
Russia urniP Vhen deatsat went int the house aud licked sn
- dens. Il wa. denied thai defendant strgek Mrs oas ean
ALLEGED she usrd yoea Language toward hun and aenptce
him WITH broons,ck 80 merely Pshss
her away cave hlnself from barn. sealed verdict
COURT or GFSERAt Friiey-Betorr Iuase BrKss
John Williams and Winifrod NcYsne tried snt
convicted Of petit larceny Ia n sentenced to the aa
or month";
samuel Ro'hchd previously convicted Of sraad lcsay
seneueed the State Prison for years.
Former previously Of keeping dsniey house
az No IS Cherry e. wss GneS $50 which he paid
and for hre.k, n,
hcuse Patrick Muvv nom which they stole
pae convic;eJ bnt recommended Sentence
aefred
Rcs Lewis sn italian convicted Of ssssa snt battery
stabtins Henry Bck with dirk.knfs Sentence deferred
Mchse convicted OF carrying sunssho with tn
tent uron Policeman GREY Renamed for sentence
OF
bill the Merideu Bsbk Conn the Ne ~ the Central
Railroad Company payment for three paso tickets He was
rtmsnded for sentence
Sch,aer the State Prison for years
Adjourned for the day
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-poore judge Msoss and
Justices SrILwELL aud srRYKgR.
In this Court Yesterday, ri hard Rowland and Jsecb
Hall in Nav Of LIST tried on the fret
charge unable Houe
tered that chss with assault and battery and they were do
chsresd
John Jones ,rlesded francis Combs who pleaded guilty %
the third degree enerrs the premises Il
Louis Dc Coniras in williamsburg the 2t OF December %
" tried and convicted
Oscar Desrton indicted grand larceny the ohss %
stealing and watch om Benjamin Bennett, sri snt
acquitted, the proof not being positive
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advertisement
U.yp YOU SpP~ Gr<'I Tow TUrMR Have

HAVE You SEEN GENT Tom THUMB Have you
this wonder OF the Nneeeah Century Have
bs With al his attributes Of m.ahood abogt hn
Eenias BAT EethA cou-
stnetion2 Have this compound
trsed ~enee wonder snd
ne rerfofmspes EvERY AFTERNOON BArnans
Museu srsct thousands Of the respectable Of
there without charge elicit the unbounded admiration
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSIONS-Bofore Judge Moosg and
Justices SrILwELL and srsYKEa
cOrpr cALENpAR. TUIs DAY.

COMMON PLFAs-Ths Day-Part Mos l9i. ls3, 1876.
I9 al 20 225 2 81 lS 1874 25 25 27 2S. Part IINos
2li 70 81 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-Monday- l67, $50, iSi, 100.
21 rs 26 27 2S pa, $50 80 l3 50 ~ U.s. -
IS u ~ Is 81 80 TO- 1855 81, 232 2D S 2 ls 2o III,
2il 244 245 2i6, 2i7. 2is.
CIRcuIT CoURr-Monday. 6os 7ss 30. ii3. 81,
s. Is7. is. "a So 81. 81 H55 S.
SUPREME CoURT-S Special Term. -Mondsy--Nes lO1.
IS l. IS So %, IS. ~ ~ IS rs. IS 100 1,3 %
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

II Ne Fd,0r Of TIE v 7. TfbaHe.
SIR: Your City Items statement to day that Uncle
Toms Cabin was failure at the Museum is too great
an error 10 have appeared IL the columns OF THE TRIBUNE
No rece ever had such ut the Museum as this en-
loved Hundreds unable to get admission there for
weeks in succession while those who did get IN anestgd
the delight and the great crowds had scarcely
abated when we suspended the piece for short time in
order TO make way for General Tom Thumb and other
holiday novelties trust this unfounded assertion may
be corrected Truly yours, T. /. BAANUN =
BrdgZcr. Conn Jan. r. 1854
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The air yesterday was of mild spring temperature
and the day unusually sunny and brilliant Broadway was
well filed in spite OF the muddy crossings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

CoNcrRT-The Philharmonic Society will give concert
to night at the Tabernacle The bill presentshe customary
list of German compositions which will be performed by
the abost artists of the City under their distinguished
leader Mr. Eisfoldt
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SUPERIOR coURT-Bsfors JSsss Dv.n,

To recover o. Ooo alleged damage from the sinking cp
ose Of barge Globe loaded with iron Va os OF
the seOnsns defendant already fssfsa 70
The question for the JUL va ne eass ,sas
ne resnbcst d3cult 70 Eeer sorlsaea of asspses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

A BEAUTIFUL ARr-Mr Woods easy and rapid
s,.tm Of Ds~Hs from EsursEyery one dei,s1ted wh {.
.snfy he "a. pupils only ApP'cston may b
Frse Gallery. No fs5 BrosdSay Ssca aed ~ith
choke 0rls la LApdscaPcs
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LECTURES. MEETINGS AMusEMENrs. ae.

LECTURES. MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS &c.
SATURDAY. Jan II, 1854
Mr. OUIRAns LycTusE-Musie &C. s,uyvesant Institute P 4
FowLERs Ref DHteh Church Jrssy Cty u
MARRIED Wanted i0t0 niners" Blrton PM
BACHELOR Arts Pretty Piece Of Business" WaecSs VI
GANGEs aud Domestic Economy" Broawsy
TOMS CABIN JPN; Hot Corn" N. National Thsatsr
TON and PLAYS day and evening Birnums Mus
Go. CHBsTY WOODS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS broadway
BUcKLEYs OPERA Ethiopian Delneanns SO BisAy H.
Newly DIRK AMPHITHEATER-Equesria BoweTy I Z. "
\9RoaDwAY MESAGERfEA nma31 Bway, 10 A NJ TO 10 p ~
NaTIoNs-Crys,4l Palace A. NJ. to dusk
BRYAN GALLERY CHRISTIAN AaTsi3 Broadway dy AMI
BANvahD's EGYPT Holy L.ND-5B Broadway, ~ p "
JoREss PlNToscOFE CaLIFoRNIA7ls Broadway u r NJ
PERnAMs SEVEN MILE wIRRoR-G5j broadway s and II W.
siGEoR BLITz- Msgic-Stuyvesaut Institute, P "
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Advertisement !

Tie Lecture to Men Alone, by PROT 0. 5. Fowler
A. he Resd Dutch Church jersey CITY this lSs arday)
s 81 n oet will mpsrt much valuable Information ta
hsnes and fathers Tickets IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

TIE funeral OF Patrick Callaghan, the Assistant Fore
man of Engine Co. No Is who died of injuries sustained
at tie fire in Imlayst on Tuesday to take place to NOR
ro,, sunday number of Fire Companies are TO ac-
company the remains to the grave.
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CIRCUIT cOuRT-Befors Jude Morr,,

To recover damages for alleged Islander in charging
plaintiff having fzsely, aEssdy referred the Juy
ave the verdict for plaintiff Of eents
Terence Keen asp Charles w Lisds.
Suit under tie lien law, % Slls for materials
ruhed Gmsted toward the Of aoas
s.ysrthsy owned IS sveTred by Mr. IL alleged th
contract sld be,wees Ng L. and Gme4d and thar there
led May 1851 due 20 " than
the claimed In dhense denied that there was
any amount due Verdict for Pantn oee'"
sffrstxnslf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

Fans Church Fairs are considered upon the whole
nexuedept by the synod OF NewJersey in consequence
of attendant evils and particularly because OF the ocea
sional distribution OF articles by lottery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

Mutual BENEVOLENT AssOcnTIoS-An Association
hos ,ecentlv been established in connection with ST. Mi
Chaels Church High ST. for the object of extending relief
r. its members in Of need and To assist in attend
once upon the sick The terms of admission 81 en-
trance fee and a5 cents per month dues. Rev. f. VI
Johnson is President james Morton Jr Secretary aud
John A. Fricke, Treasurer. Application for membership
mus be made at the church after divine service Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

STRANGE REMEDY-A boy named Turpin who for some
wears past has been imbecIe fell from an upper win
dow OF the County House at BlackwoodJwn, recently
and instead of being injured in body he was benefited
in mind-his benumbed senses being restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

BRcoKLYv UNyTRsrY.-At meeting of the Trustees
Of the Atheneum a few evenings SINCE the subject
Of University in this City was brosched by the
Rev DR. Bethune whereupon j. Carson Brovoort offered
A site gratis for such institution, and another gentle
stock An organized effort It is thought, will be
made IL behalf Of the enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14
WILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

OBsFQuIEs or THE LATE CHGEF ESGINEsR.-The
Special Committee from the Representatives of the Fire
Department, appointed to make arrangements for the
ohse0uies Of the late Engineer held meeting yesterday
al I'd decided upon the following
Tie President of the Fire Department shall act as Grand
Marshal with power select his aids and determine
the time place. and manner offOrming the procession and
ofconducting the same.
Each Company shall appearn citizen dress with badges
denoting the name and number of the company. Officers
of companies to carry their rumpes shr0uded in Grape
The ex Chiefs and Assistants shall be the pail bearers
No banner except that of the Fire Department and no
music shall be allowed in the procession.
The Banner Guard shall consist of two members from
each Company
Further arrangements shall be under the control of the
Grand Marshal.
ARREST or PATRICK BURKE-Tbe Mayor Of this City
having offered reward IF $3.50 for the apprehension OF
this notorious individual who has been indicted in connec
on with others on charge If rape Officers ard and
Murphy of the Second Ward, proceeded to Albany on
Thursday ard succeeded in arre5ting Burke about
o'clock Yesterday morning lie was found at GROCERY
in Broadway kept by Mrs Carrgan, and at first resisted
the officers He yesterday committed to the Kings
County Jail 70 await trial.
KINGS County HOSPITAL REPORT FOR THE WEEK
FSDrNG JAN determining in Hospital l2O; received
by order of Superintendent, 90 born, total, 1876
transferred to Aims House, discharged, JG deceased
total remaining, 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

RIOT AND SrABBING-Ats late hour on Thursday night,
several Divides entered the oyster cellar of Dan kinsey
No ge6 Bowery and after getting Refreshments, refused
TO pay for them An alteration and fight then ensuei
ard fbos Lpsay the clerk stabbed Dennis Hoyery,
of The rowdes IN the leg at this the friends Of HOvery
became enraged and M upon the clerk and his employer
and would probably have done them serious injury had
not the police entered the place and put end to the
disturbance Lpsay arrested for stabbing Hoyerty
and the others for roting They were all taken before
Justice Welsh and committed TO await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

FREE Music LEcTuRE--Wm b. Bradbury, gives free
lecture and musical instruction at the Tabernacle this
evening in the lecture room basement
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Boar RUN DowS-A large rowb boat containing lad
named Patrick Lynch was run down at the entrance to
TO The South Ferry slip Thursday night, and com
petey shattered The boy chung to the tenders of the
sIp and thus saved himself 1t ascerained that
The bo at bad been stolen from tho foot of Warren at and
the lad was making of for the New York side when he
wss capsized He brought before Justice Smith, on
a charee Of larceny. and committed for trial
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The AsIoR LTBRARY-In reply the letters Of Daniel
Nesb and others will state that the Asor Library is
situated on the east side of place. between Aston
place and feminist. II is open to visitors from 10
NJ MAP NJ but as the arrangements not yet com
pete it will not be accessible for till Feb l. After
that persons may resort there read study without
charge every convenience being furnished for that pur
pose bit no books will be allowed to be taken any
account
The Board Of Councien met last evening pursuant to
adjournment The attendance was good only few mem
bers being absent No very important business trans
acted petition signed by about thousand persons
was.eeeyed setting forth that the dimensions Of the pro
posed new Central Park unnecessarily large and are
capable Of being materially diminished without interfering
with the purposes which said park said TO be laid
The petitioners further that the boundaries OF the said
park excluding therefOm the grounds devoted TO public
PURPOSES win ncOge of about 10 ares consti
tutng one-eghh Of the present vacant and uDprodnc
tive ground on the Island Of New York and being az
gregste of many millions Of dollartha this
sum Of money must be paid by the owners Of property
supposed be benefited by the intended park and by the
tax PAYERS New that the rates oftaxaon in the City
have increased during late years 10 an alarming extent and
that unless something done toward herredacton the per
anent prosperity of this great City viii be seriously endan
N--S
established BY law will add largely TO the taxes OF the City
&c The petitioners request the Common Council to me
moraze the Legislature for amendment 10 the law by
which the Central Park esiab shed curalng il dmen
sons IN such msnoer the Common Council may deem
advisable with proper regard well for the interests Of
the payer Of this City for the purposes for which
said park has been created The petition wthou, any
debate referred 70 the Committee Lands and Place.
There was no debate Of any consequence.
TIE CHURoH FOR DEAF MUTEs-This Parish being
established in accordance with the usages Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church il greatly in want Of an appropriate
building in which hold ia services and piece Of ground
5o1lo0 feet on which to place building Tosard this
object upward of $500 has been subscribed most OF the
sum having been actually paid in and placed at interest
The deaf mute young gentlemen Of the congregation have
through their executive committee, appointed Mr. Robert
Leeder to solicit and receive subscriptions to the building
fund He has thus far been successful in his eXerons and
it hoped that the necessary amount may be raised before
the close of another year This movement for the benent
of educated deaf mutes has not only resulted in giving
them the opportunity public worship but has also tended
TO their improvement in other ways On Wednesday even
irx the ssh ult quite nufbsr visited tho rooms Of me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

RoBBErY.- Between and o'clock on Thursday
night an entrance effected into the house No l63
WASHINGTON ct in the occupancy of j. d. Sergeant AMI
robh ed of numerous articles valued at above 500.
S.yere ether robberies we're committed the same evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

Tur PAL, ACE OF ARr.-The most magnificent co
lection Of Dasuerrsoypes be this county
No $40 Broadway Cali and examine Also tne rt.e ' o.
the Premium Dasuerreotypes, which eey e0niPe''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

ARREST OF SHoP LlTrERs-TwO men named Henry
Ives and Joseph Barnett yesterday arrested by OH
Gers Kiprer and Smith of the Chies Once they
leaving the premises Of Mr. Eugene Brue No 6l Broad
yay with box OF kid gloves worth $40 in their posses
SION having stolen while in his store pretending 70 AXE
10 purchase They were committed ny Jus
iice Osborne for examination.
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[Aivertisement

Please read the advertisement Of Cushman X Co..
refe,tuee % poctss McCntoet u Wal se a N Az
ether eo,rmn Of ths pspsr
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CITY ITEMS
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

From OJaions 81 Standard Thenomeies No CAraerI-i
1854. ' " " eAM i2M SPIN
January -. Observation-Disclosures. 49, 4Gi AL
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THE TURF.

UNION CoURsE. l.. I-Running match for $500, qua
ter mile out.
Owner, m Vary Dayton
Mr. Dean b. h, Timber jim ,,.....,2
Won BY 20 fet.
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fAdvertisemept

PRoFEssIAyAL CARD.-Drs. X. & j. Hunter Tec -
p,r,, \, rss,s. Of the Lurrs daily from A. ~ 90 n
bsir offee Nc 10 Broadway Rssei 10 A. Lambert Lir
Of RInoklNu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

ARnEsrs FOR GRAED LARcEsY.-A young woman
named Caiharne Stoddard was yesterday arrested iCr
s.eeirg ewelry 10 the value Of 800 and ell in bank
bis fon the apartments Of Celvna Johnson at No 81
Nubery st. She admitted her guilt aud wa locked up
by Justice Osborne for trial.
stespa yaylb boat valued s35, from the soop Col
chester living at tie foot Of Oliyerst The boat was
found in possession Of tie prisoner ard be was eonef
by JEstce WEIGH for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge ISoEasoLL
nm oy rHyopoRg j. RossF on CHARGE or PURLOIN'
ING VALUABLE ARTICLES FRoH LETTERS At rhs POST
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Advertisement
GAS! CAsi. GAs,i!-Archer Warner * Co have
are loek styles Chandeliers and Other Sas fT a.
TIER sresi Manufacturing Dept, No So Broaa~sy
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Tie steamship Orizaba of 500 tuns built for Rowland
Aspnw all will be launched from the yard of Jacob
Westervet Co. foot Of Houston street this Saturday
morning at II o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

PAssISG ALrEEED BANK BILLs.-A man names Myron
Wsiarop was Yesterday arrested by Officer Alderman, of
tbe Sixteenth Ward CHARGED with pegsinga 81 bill on the
State Bark Providence, Il l., altered 10 eco BILL 10
Mr. Thomas Ward at bis place OF business corner OF
Broadway sDd Canalst also with passing q cn on
the Goshen Bank Goshen, Orange County n L altered
10 s2O at the store OF Mr. Lyman Anderson corner Of
Fourteenth and Sixth sv~ in payment Tor SAX era
vat The prisoner taken before Justice Stuart ana
cCIamiti ed for examination.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22
Notice.

Notice.
Office sherob given That b, order OF the Board ~
Preside mt and Directors ofthe Evansville Gas Light
4 Company, IN de at a Called meeting o. said Board on
the 81 isy OF starch 1854 there will lie meeting al the
stekhuld-r' al sal" Company, held at the Office OF
John handler in EVANS lie. Ind, Oh the 18th day OF
April. F5i, twevnt hours OF H. clock a NJ AMI !
o'clock =. NJ. for the purpose of TAXI into coBs era.
ton proposition T., Increase the Capital stock of sail
CompaL, b. the amount q" Staai ad'ii"nal stock. ac'
corhg the provisions OF Oh Gct IL the ienerai Assem-
by %; tho %, lndlii To h,r,zc tn formation OF
Gas ,hght Conn -Lies, appIovec te,'rua,. is' le5l
L. G. kbA1S,
JOAN J. CHANDLER,
mh;.l directors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC!
WAsHINGrns. March Is.

To-
The Union, this morning., Announces that
Especial mt.. sengrr, with instructions Ia uu-
Minister at NJ drid, will leave in the steamer
Arctic to-day. demanding ample and irHmr,.i
ate reparatio;' for tue outrage on the steamer
Black arlior al II vanL.
The HoI e went iuto committee on The de.
hciency bill.
E In The Senate the private calendar was la
Ken up.
The President has refused To transmit tn
Conkl u ratification, because il WAS negotia.
ted without authority.
New HAVEN, March IS.
a serious riot t',ok pace here last even. ny :,
brtween party of the ciizrn md prty OF
the Yale Students, in which pisiul> and bricks
were used freely. a man VA nrd Patrick
O'Neill was shot drsd and an.ihrr man ~.
verely wou'd ed in the q. man ,med
K SroIf; H., GeSpe table CIT z~n, Was
shot in toe arm. The brI 5 we're lung aud
tws cannons were brought upon thu green.
which were loaded and fired al une OF thu col
lege buildings The rio, was finally q .l ed
10y the city authort.s acting III concert with
the college faculty
NEw ORLEANS Mr. u.
Arriyed-J0hn S'mmOnds, =. ter Telun,
Su-quehan and Belle Key.
BusroS, NJ lrch u
Tie Arabia arrived in thirty hours from
Hanisx.
Later advices fr IN Spain -eport mn insur.
recti n on an extensive ale.
The Russian Expedition left Shangh Il
Dec. "a tor J,p,n.
Co@modore Perry's squadron to follow
shortly.
Tn Moniteur publishes a decree ordering
French naval utfi ers 10 act with the English
aso one p,ti IA.
Ls d marlborough in moving in Parlia.
ment for militia rrturns, Insisted strongly
thai the treo should have been sent To the
Baltic iast.ad ot Turkey.
The Duke Of Newcastle, in reply, said that
England had plenty u ships and men to send
to the Baltic aud Turkey
Earl W inehrls.'a recommended the estub.
ishment of an indepe ndrn; Greek empire ut
ConstantinoPie.
Ngw YORK, March IL.
The steamer Washington Reached her dock
al 4 o'clock last night.
A telegraph message from THESE. in an
ticiration of the overland mail, bad been re-
ceived. Dates from Calcutta Ia Jan. 22d.
Governor General q: India had taken pos
session OF the province Of Mrdv, in Burmah
in the name OF the Qieen al England.
CHICAGO, Mar,hl7
Senator Douglass was burnt 10 etfig, here
tas, night ny an immense mass OF Germans