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From this interesting catalogue OF the triumPhal
riders and their array those OF our fair readers who
may desire to try their skill and fortune in the ring
next season. can learn at least what is the proper
fashion to be worn at these modern Olympic games.
Perbsps some Of them will like to know what is our
taste in this varied catenaton Of colors and cos
tumes and TO such we desire TO say, with all proper
dfdence that our admiration is divided between the
dress of Miss Buxton of Licking, who, II appears,
wore black velvet basquned jacket, white Mar
settles vest with gilt buttons, and fancy cravat;
and that Of Miss Coulter of Mansfield who wore the
same sort of jscket and 81 rt, with buff CASHMERE
vest instead of white Marseilles and black cravat
instead of fancy Our readers will not fan to
observe that basquined jackets are all the rage
among the lovely equestrennes Most Of them also
wore their plumes black.
As for the riding itself our reporter has evidently
been SO enchanted by the beauty of the ladies and
the elegance Of their attire thst he has taken no note
of their feats in the saddle Next year we shall en-
deayor to send some one who will not be subject to
such youthful and forze,ial illusions but who Will be
able 10 let us know which Of all the syphs rides fast
est and most grscefuy-who before all others carries
of the palm OF daring and Of skill, managing her
charger
As an ANGEL dropt down from the clouds
To urn and wind fiery Pegasus.
And witch the world with noble hOsemAnship
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MARRIED.

CAnwyII-wILCOX-On Wednesday evening. Nov. g.
a, spJipased Mas BY the Rev Buckingham, Mr. Ste-
pben Caldwell Of New YORK TO Mis- Ellen NJ, only ssash
Ter OF Philo r. Wilcox, Of the former place
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TUr MYSTERIES OF DRY

HE MN>TERiES OF DRY GOODS.-By HEARD
Co, No 81 Grsndst New York-This the fle
sver the Ladies 70 this hoase reference the low prices
which the shove hrm closing nir entire ockss
eouror tscHes them F,hscsndrg the scarcely
e money and tle extremely o~ prices Ia Dry Goods
rsiy house u the city eould ssSri cell Goods such
suicidal prices ana exreci 20 thrive B-For Key 90 the
Mystery see advertising co un.nf CT this paper.
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the PsIaee its.i and turning ii into great auction

the Palaee iseli and turning il into great sact9r
! mart
Among the articles sold .zere ~; Of French chAlrs
from e. 80 10 s. IS eaeh-tte man feature Of which
vas tia; they made Of tie least poss ole amount
Of wood, and csiculsed 10 90 the least pessib e
amount OF service
Avery beat German ueiodeon sold for ESQ. TIE
two ,pienoid Mexican saddles which have been
much centred sold at si5 and so So Tbs, was
v,ry low China tea se's. verS-spe0did from Hauyh
vout's showcases, cold for s22 80, se5, sae, sls
The beautiful Canadian double sleigh. with the
robes cold 'cr $40; the single sleigh $50; and the
Prince Albert phsion seO5.
An ivory model Of the ship Constitution, said to
have been made in D1tmoor Prison, during the con-
fneueDt OF an American sailor sold for So So and
the gisss mcdel of steamboat America for s75.
The beet articles sold, and which are highly credit
able a. American manufactures were nest of eight
batkets, from twObushel corn basket down to one
of two quarts. They were made by Almere Bacon,
OF Lyme Connecticut, and show perfection OF work
mapshp beyond any thing we have ever seen before;
but the meet noticeable thing that the email baskets
were all made with loose bail, to swing like bucket
bail which il an Improvement that should be noticed
and followed BY all baske,-mskers. The nest sold for
e. and was really worth more than the shirt that sold
for 1925.
To-day very large sale of SOME Of the moot beau
tiful tstuary upon the lower foor and some Of the
fne,t pictures in the gallery will be offered.
Tho statue of the Gladiator sold to yesterday
to M Risque, of Washington City, a, private sale,
for 600 Ii viii be shipped to that city in the course
of The week.
The palace continues to be visited by about as
many curiosity see-ers as ever. We presume that q
crowd will be there to-day.
The Song Of the Shir. sung yesterday at the
Crystal Palace, during sn interval in the sale OF
one of the exhibition shirts for sl25. We
pity the woman who made il; no: on account OF the
email sum for four months time thrown away in
folly, but that she should be paid at all for such
waste Of such precious thing time, a. it will tend
to make hes vain. We pity the man who bought
such toy not tina, he had money to throw away, and
did throw il away but that he had not the good sense
to give il into The hands Of of those benevolent
ladies who are appealing to the public for assist
ance to enable them to give work to the poor seam
stresses that are already trembling with fear, on ac-
court of the hard winter and prospects Of no work
that are crowdipg rapidly upon u.s. and which will
cause mary a one to sing:
oh, that bread should be 30 dear
Ard human life cheap.
Wheb sbe /. at worL through the long cold night
stitch. suteh stitch.
With frgsr w.sry sod worn
making shirts at SIX CENTS PIECE and even finds it
difficult to get work at tina, miserable price,
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2 strength Of the Temperance party 10 the next

The strength Of the Temperance party 10 the next
Iexsrure will b corsdsrlbs The whole q re Whiz snd
Aneriesa a.lez.fiOu from West Jersey nfonlsd viii
vote for ProhbtOry Law and the Interior furnish
.vsTAl nleulb.n favorable soGh the
Es~1 members. II sa<t Eve vii ssppo Law 70 BE- referred
PEOPLE Tor eetOn approval The friends Of Pooib
on certainly Eosd be The pros
pects before thru Newark Daily MsrcCJ.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NEwsPAPERs-The Publishers Of weekly news.
papers in the State of New-Jersey contemplate rails
ing their subscription prices from 81 80 to g. per
year-the present prices lot renuneratng them.
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rorrar cArESpAR-Ts,s DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-No-. l6. GAL, 96i TAI, TJs, AIS.
sl sa6 1856 49, 5s5 54 7Oi SIS SIS g7s ssi 10 s4 sss.
ss7 9s9 TO gf3 9e5 10 s98, zoo to oei fks. ISL 49,
SUPREME CoURT-GensTdi ItTm.-NOs. ~, -, 100,
i29 81, 100. ul ia, IB, 10, y, ~, 1877, iSs: To-
CIRcUIr CoURT-Tbe Insurance Company still g.
Jury net inp snnesd-disehaTsed to Thursday
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Our Agents.

JOHN McoouS C.te McGOun Kevin) No. 50 Sts.est
Albany TsrsUsE sale the arrival Of the morn
ing Express train from New-fork-
hessrs ClhGLL ROCKWELL, No North Broadway on
KtRs, will supply snds 10 that Village with IHk Iss
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The Rev. Horatio Pot
ter d. D., who was elected Provisional Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese OF Neg
York. at the last Annual Doce an Convention, will
be duly consecrated in Trinity Church, in this City
ON "wednesday, the 22d inst. The Committee of Ar
raDeen nts have announced the order Of proceedings
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CHICAG TO st. LOUIS
ONew and ooly direct route bow opsn via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI K AILROAD.
L. $ Mail sod Express route
ya dAv TT sundsys ekeepted leave Ch,seo
feorner ofVan Buren, ana Sherman sts
rrst-St Lous Day Express .....-........ 80
s.cenS-st LOU, Sight Expre~ sSPh
r.. nm dee. TO Ato- so niles without change CT ee1
az ana with the eompenys 81 endd steamers
" WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
IN correction with the Passenger IrAsl
tsrcuxh 70 ST. Louis Us miesl withsut isndnr
TINY FROM CHICAGO TO sf LOUIS ~. hOUKA
hS Chic.so and Mississippi Railroad os<s tnroash Jones'
plo,;nsron spsnsele ana Csriaslle 70 Atcn AMI the
Trsv.lins Publc vii the lmoTtant ss'<aiA<s o.
a.. An AIR LINE ROUTB TO ST LOUIS
$3.50 other route from Chicago {, The soatnvesk
N0TiCE-lMPORTAkT CONNECTIONS
A. A.r-Connections with aAiy llne packet 70 heokes
psiias hi. the most rVuts &c HHniSai 9Hsy' As'
ksk and NoTtheaSeen Missouri is,..,s .,..n.c
ar New erle.n. AID points Lover MssssPp, OaiS
Cuu b-r.ns Tennessee Aka kIseTs sna 80
sesner. for Al points on Missouri River, E.Ans us We
sree; Toats 10 E.nsss and Council blor. 4, g.,
Chicago, August 1. 1884 y Z, aohoAs. .,
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 FILL
~ ADELPHiA from Pier No Nor,h Rivef.-ts n1 -
daily, At A N. and 9 r ho-n,ns w eoy 49,. -
esr g way place. and PshsdelphiA fsIs si--t -
az n, BY JOHN POTTER to AsBOf ssssse a.. A.
Camden By ears throext IN ave hcsrA fhs ~ "a r.
eouu,odstlcn Emixrs Lias ~ z n fESs ~ ~ -
tsrsat Line 4 r D.; OIL IS
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TAdvertisernentI
The coral. fash, the yhitene. of the pearl

The corsls flush, the vbitene~ OF the pearl
Met on the cheek Of that snselic girl"
But the cOrals tint and the pearls Wilderness
are unes. preserved and perpetusted by
means II PH.Los's PsPHN Lorios be sppi-d night and
otnr the ert complexion IL Will protest Il from eier
i.h; while the Ss6sured with botches P npes NOR
phew ecb les Gill speedily become clear and rosy u ts
PH.Loss No sal Broadway tst Nicholas Hotel and
No 1877 Broadway Of Dey-st Sold oy druggists and
fancy dealers generally.
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FIRES.


FIRE IL HESRY-sT.
Last evening a fire occurred ia bedroom in the
sixth story Of the tenement house No. II Henryst.,
but the flames e1tnguished before the building
sustained any material injury
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SUPREME COURT-srteiAL rx,s-Befors JSdfe heasis
e>a Charles oesAv, R4te.a Pierre Bernard I'D ssssss
TeTsy.
Plaintiff says that defendant Bernard e6tsinef ron
bin IN tIsres go worth Of brsndy the ssriss sAs.
b hrypg for LyiuEs.on Wen. CO. ssd % ~ pse
cr IN essh but instead Of hs he bF zfhi the brady Sss
York sse ysTssd W,a nominsly dsfe adsn Terry vAs
rot dealer IN fhe articic Aoen II n.ds b. Mr.. Esss
rcrsh Tor injunction restrain setsadsn from plrtaE ~A
s ,udy uut The recesssy rroo 10 sustain psints els
-, =. obtained from France and So lsr Tas
% "a, ouposed BY Mesa Grass Belle. for def ndsa
to esrend thu; Mr. Bernad boasht the brssAy. Asaos
grated. ,, rx.x
Hen, arnsks jaut1 at. the rni Chuf.a Ceposs4on ss<
the Pee pie 0f tie Stssr OF New iore -, ,
This 10 a fresh suif against Trinity Cnarch 70
recover large property 'he westerly Pr .. ne
pir nr, W.rrps 20 Christ rherst Deriu'r-r n~ o-es
pg, in which 20 Ne bead before The General Term Inc
case viii procee1 this fcfer0on-
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sei,s ,ssvey en Phvse, FS8eson MsnSSs er o. re
Voice and health s,n-,y, ard isds ard got "nes y
oelock the evenings ani the pAee ca M
subect Arrsnrrrae1s have been made viii Dr. D. Too
free ADHESION 70 FL
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AdveTtienIent
Cong GOyF-To the highest bidder ar the

Crystal Pslsce Wednesday Nov IS all the Marble
ssiusry ant OIL Paintings within the P.see exhibition
from Italy France ENGLAND and Austria Read the particulars
IN the suction column they to be sold BY WATERWAY
DYEE at ii O'CLOCK
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DIE srs S IsLsvEEY IS Tpr UsrtyO sTsTts y
9st,iSssu snd New York: lsS
A reilintentoned pamphlet, very readable for
Continental Europe and, above all for Germany
where the Slavery question Is neither thoroughly 10
Serstood, nor even known. The suthor states biedy
how this social curse acts on the general policy Of
the United States a. well a. the individual CD Ar
aoter Of certsin politicians. This short and clear
position Of the Slavery question deserves therefore,
90 be noticed, although an American familiar with
the stages trsveed by it, above all daring the last
ten years, will not find in the pamphlet any
striking idea, capable Of promoting its solution
THE HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT or ACUTE AND
CHRONIC DISEASES. Translated from the German Of
MD. limo. pp. iSo WIN Rsdde
compact manual Of medical practice intended
for physicians who, having become dissatisfied with
the suopsfhic treatment, desire follow method in
accordance with the dictates of nature. II Is dis
tingushed for the simplicity Of its arrangement and
the clensss and brevity with which it describes the
symptoms Of disease and indicates Their appropriate
remedies Important additions have been made 10
the volume by the learned translator, whose e1pe-
rience and skiIl well qualify him fer the task
IDA NORMAN; Or. TErALs AND rHEIE Uses By Mr.
LINCOLN PHELPS. 2vos. In one. Sheldon, LsDport
a. Co
The ups and downs, 70 frequen. in American 90
cisl life, are Illustrated in this novel, with con-
siderable success The story is not especially ex-
citing in its character but it flows egreesbly and
easily enough, and inculcates exceeot moral. 1t
s distinguished among many Of its more pretending
contemporaries, by it's natural deneations Of chsrsc
ter and ts freedom from sfee,ed sentiment. The
STYLE though OF al geys the best Of English is lively
and sometimes shows happy turn of expression.
THE CHRISTIANS DAILY DELIGHT. Svo. PIP. 2is.
Lindssy & Biskiston. Sold by Dewitt Davenport
collection Of religious poetry from the beat En-
glisb and American writer's The extracts selected
with udicious appreciation, and give the volume the
character Of an excellent famhy-book.
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Tie knOw-NOthings have achieved wonderful
victories thrustou the Uuiou bot uof ore than LILIES
lNFENETHAHLE SAFgs and BsSE Locss tie sner
ion tsTdfCKss cad S-fs nd the miserable securities n
~heh TIE eouuty b. ber flooded fau sSsortneut sae
At RI Depot q World. Safe CosnPsny No is Ps-t Han
oyerscuaIe, y. \. :. {. AoRRls, Agent
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FATAL FALL.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held an
1eu,.t AZ the sewYork Hospital upon the body OF John
Broy6en native Of Scotland q years Of age Who sh9ri
tine .bee While Temporarily 6eraDged jumped from win
dow OF the b1dng No - Ann-st and died yesterday from
The IL srs. The Jay rendered verdict Of death
from fr.eigT. Of the spine
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Acknowledgement

The Pantomime at PERTAINS has lost none of
n, popularity On the other hsrd Il .set. larger audiences
,hn ever PrKEAss the only Ethiopian estzbi,ament
tbs v tb., rroouce Par tommes And do style
no way, inf nor 70 the celebrated Rsvs EEeryhi1s about
the r-,orusnoes conducted Ia manner that peases the
p.ope ana no one Away without expressing ther de-
lsht
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BuRyED TO DIATH-Eliza Cunningham, girl IS
v,.r. Of age died yesterday tie New York Hospital from
k, received Monday eOns-gHeaee Of Asr clothes
t.Iips from her late residence 80 IS Fsey 81
Corcner DoBns held 3g1e the bodJ and lie lay
rendered /. verdict Of accidental death
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SUPERIOR cOURT-Befcre Judge OsxLkf.
=. "a p...... - Iane and M.nkAn.

Plaintiff sols 10 Ssmud Cox 7.i7S busbels oshs, It
81 per bushsl M Cox stopped Psym.at gay ..
from BIN through he Rails ard seymour ircn .s,
defsndant' bought. .ns ~sle they ~er esns ~ -
psvs TO ,sI he oats bach 90 The ground q Mr. Cox not
ksvs fulfilled bis agreement m rss.rd 20 them Tee gsese
having With the properly snd ae.rs Lane and Ass
purchaser without noes Mr. sesyer esnnos pssss "a
The complaint dsnissed For psnns Mossrs Owen and
Betts fordeeldsnts. Mr. Evsrts.
SUIT FOR ADVERTISING.
LYON Hiyer Clement M.rsh D,rsnce Davis, Ssmur<
P. Lyman ard Nicholas aiekles
Plaintiffs say they are proprietors OF newspapers
called TAs s Miaias Josrsa ,ai tn U Msr.,s. J..y.
~i that defendants notice the Coanty CLERKS omos
rSs I,is Superior Land and Minlss cemp.ny- aud
cured large quantity Of advertising be doas fshetsss
o. i' ss cSr.sy S.n. BEEN o..nsss ssy became
IN heir individual osrsee. .bl. Ger III. amount This
r Me..r. spsr Nssh for ctats ne.sr, aaslss
Before Jadse CAsrs.LL
To recover a policy Of go 800 on Metropolitan Hsn,
burnt shout year sso with the L.Fsse HeGs .sd Q. .ts
,s IL a.n,.re. which ssrr va. about ESQ oe tsre.Ay
referred tot The questions for the Jury were vsehst =.
BEEN nere"sd s.r the .-ains o. th. policy y opsnss
communications between that and the Lstnse hoese se
The Jary found for plaintiff IN the un amount of the claim
SUIT FOR BITING AND IsJuRIse PLAINTIFFS
THUMB.
William Byxbee sst Jss Gillespie
Plaintiff was Police Officer. and attempted, %
the evening the 9th December lsse arrest defeedses.
(who kept grocery Ludlow and beins s.ia the
Tor liquor assaulted people they pss.ed byl-p'snss
caught defendant by the collar When the latter sesseS ne
principal joint Of plaintiff. hft thumb With bic teeth and
much injured that plaintiff In danger, sN-rwsrd -
bard and has nearly Lost the Of the sha~s 70:
rress action brought damages No defense o6ercS
Verdict for plaintiff 500 For plaintiff Messr Coehrsa
Donohue.
SUIT FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT, &C.
John T< ssL Lemuei Dr.per and VIM q, Geo u 90
John L. Draper.
This case was brought up two or three weeks ago.
when inquest taken and vsrdt rendered for ssoee
hut eel aside the present. trial SLOWED Mr. shAuS
his father with coming to his place o. bu.ee~ Ana
st add as-.utns him &c which l. denied The esse
Fot plsntif Mr. d B. Taylor For defendant. Mr. Nieei
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lAdvertis-mentI

snd twenty per cheaper than any other house wholesale
and resi the msnufsetor Of JAMS AoFFEr Noe lls
and isl Prnee-st third block wet Of Broadway.
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IT RIvER.-The splendid sud superior steamers Jay
STATE, Capt VIM Brown @syes New. fork every MON
nav WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a. { o'clock NJ AID
EMPIRE STATE Cert Berjaih bIsyton lesve' New oh
80 TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 5 O'clock
ffvm Pier No SN r. the Battery. Both touching
at Newport each way. ,
rooms w be regarded secured TO any sPph
,,nt until the came shall have been paid FOL ,
Psh TO Boston Il forwarded through with great dispatch
ly an Express Freight Tran -o,-,u w..
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fAdyertssenentl

DFSHLERs PILLS.
DgsHLEss PILLS
DssHLERs Pills cure Fever and Asue.
DssHLER's Pulls Fever and Asae without fan
Sold the Wholesale and Retail Depot No tl Broadway
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PNRsoSAL.-The following are among the arrivals
a. 10 ii hlfela veafardax.

~ TIE pr1ffiph uo'r'r gt-tcfhhfs
@, Lo, .d;. aOS C. P,,s';' ohio; Hon sn6 + L.
Ford sDd lao Nj" pa.soH , y, Sne. Tsoou vs
mont Fdysr. clsv'i,nS e oSss south ssos
b,n, G. W. \. AvOrd. Boston. Mass W. ?. Binjamin
Chbu.n Phil. Dr. Edward T Tremaine, C.lifsrpi,; H.
I Stephenson, $40 Juan De Hierssus; cspt Cope,
H,T, u N.vyi Prof C. II Gardner c.vsr.et Osti,ats;
F Fsg Ps Uroe PHI. P w9si Rohset
Attb. MrTIofoIrras HorEL-The Hon II. A crsSb. Ca
do j. ? Fisher NV Orlssn.i NJ A Dexter w..hnstoui
Ho. M1 ssi Ja f Ms@
beIIi, Csdhi u. Broos weseh.sier jas Monroe, "
S Sts.e g Nose. cipcpp.a Quo d. DoSsi.. Quebec;
n. " light, Be.tot; R. W. Morton, Buffalo
u,er Wss,inrop; Hon Judge BsrDwsl Chsrle.tou; Hon
J. ); TyIdall d vs; IL Dsmsr.: d. w'ls st
Vie. Pa II. y HOrn6l, LivrTpool c.pt Hazard Bqs.loi
W Be5dsr Troy G " ssnfod Albany a'5tns %.
cheer; Jonsihsn stot Hudson; z Henry " C. the Rev
A. s simpson. Osweso; Gee. Dunsuron Quebec
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESsEs.-Henry J. and
Samuel seo.on sIoSss ;srf ysesSSiy se. .,, Sy Ser.
with having November s5 BY false shd fraudulent repre-,
..rtsiions dehsud.d Mr. g Chapman, merchant, Of No
that time sppd him for loan representing themsvs.
he proprietor. OF the CrOon FILE woIs at Sing sinE,
they had invested about 0oo and
al1ipE profit about % coo per annum which they
could by exts LdnH their business soto % elOO
per These and other representations made to
the emp snsnt induced him TO advance the and,
thoueh tie has expired which they 10 refund the
the have fAed do aud the Ain9nt led TO
b,ye be has been feonousy imposed BY tho
The bro thers b-Ore Justice Osoofne and
held to bail In 80 eco each TO await examination
ARREST or A DESPERATE HOTEL THIEF.-On Mon
day evening" Daniel Howard formerly proprietor of The
Tyins entering his AZ that hotel dseoy sref
notoous thief named James Csrs rstsse.ns two Of his
frupIs Nj H. attempted him but he aimed blow
hs him which missed and he was iee 70 the NOR
by IN from Mr. H., who kept him DOWN until the
Ara OF Devoe Of the once OF the Chief OF Police
.or bunch OF Keys large ehel and other tools
were found He committed prison % await ex,nins-
tor Nr Howard recently returned from Paris and Is
po.ed that thief bad watched his from the tune
10 the robbery Had he delayed entering the Tor
minutes be might have successfully secured eoasdsa-
bic sOcty
KsocyEp Dows AsD RoBBED-A 1ongshoremsn,
named Jo.eph h.tfhews snocted down IN souh-st ~
Ihe scOrd Police found Matthews lying tue side
u.t ard ok him the rstioD The Assault Wa made
Monday nishf.
TIE CONTINENTAL BANK FoRGERY.-Jsmes Find
law alias James Bishop who indicted for forsnf check
lat pesded guilty the Court Of General Sessions
and ait sentence This prisoner ws con
neesd with who escaped from the custody Of Police
m.n Reea who bringing MIN from ONO 70 this City fe"
weels since.
CAsrALTY.-JOhn PetersOn mate Of the ship Auro-
?. living q, pier Nc 10 Ess River Monday evening fell
" he chip the wharf and sustained fracture Of the
aud other in1re, Ne conveyed 20 the New
Ho,pitai By the Second "sd Police
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IAiverfisemenf.

men, will b. ,iyeu THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING At Castle
Gsrtsn b, the combined Equestrian rOupes Of SANDS and
Mons. CHARM.
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ScALpED TO DEATH.-A child three years old
p.rs.d Charles srreueorn 'eAleed 70 dss;a 90 Moe
s.v Nc ~ Cherry ST. IL eonsequ snce OF upsetra
mon hin.ef pot Of boiling that stood upon stove
Coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest upon the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

POPLAR LECTuREs.-Pursuant to pubic re-
sve. from TIRE ls6s Of tins eity and also from Dt IJus NC
flToy Prof Webster. snd 0sa.n Dr. sAssiss u lse,es
IA FiDAr Il. liza 18Th. issa And r7ts u.s. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

Yesterday the Mayor appointed about 30 Special
Policemen, who are TO hold themselves in readiness
10 render assistance in cases OF emergency.