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M. Kinney. A D. Mecormet. - s.-Yort; sh'rm',
smith Berosn KinE Of Psr-1s y J.: Wn- sinpsoa q
W,r F.frp. n. y. james s.,rp. Of se~-Brus.-et H.
Av.ry; berry steei he- Yat r T. 8sTas Of BntEsport
Con- Para ~h.esr RI g qor Cosa isss C.rp-n'sr'
IF s,ms7rpect ~ v ,. flstt. Absay n. - Peter
rtct. Yeaier. n. Y; e. C. BeAra.Isy. Asbsru. -
sff ca, Of BroobrB. WV st.4fs. Of Rrokyn, E
0eoEss Os.attr. 49, Farm. n = coos. s,,etys
y. 7; Hcfivsne You're Z Wm. Rohsdse. ~ -ro't-
lyn y Y; " ndi.town couo l. Q1les % Nev OFT
The G. nmit'ee, IN making these sseri- take much
pleasure IN TIE marx 81 i'm in the exhibition
impaired with tsst o. l,s; year aud notice With
much Subtraction, Dot Only the improvement IA tbs
fowls and sDimsls, bat the more outward taste
manifested by the exhibitor generally. The Com
m'tee attribute this chiefly TO these and kindred
exhibitions and earnestly hope that they may be con-
tiIufd
Amid n Q vast number q varieties confded n this
Com ntiee, there many other specimens which
highly credtsble to their owners aud deserving
Of more then ordinary praise. Tue Committee, con.
scious of their liability 10 err ssk the indulgence Of
he exhibitors, who are bee, able to appreciate ,hs
rapy difficulties under which they have necessarily
bbsred We can only sed that with industry AID
impaTfality, we have done our beat.
Soa2 s .S9REw' }coun,.,..
w. z. CALD NELL,>
E.r-Yot. jan. 49, 1855.
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FIRES.

AsorHER FIRE ~ THE BowERY-ALDERNAS
HOWARD BADLY ISJuRED.-At quarter 10 fo'clock
Yesterday morning, fire broke out in small frame
thed in the rear Of No. 81 Bowery which was formerly
the resort Of gang of thieves known as "side
Pockets" The shed was located about the center
of the block and the only access TO il was through
a narrow alley on Elizabe,h-st The flames spread
with great rapidly, and communicated to the frame
building No. 81 Bowery, occupied by c. \. Baldwin
ss a Camphene and Lamp sore and dwelling.
Thence the flames communicated to the fol-
Loving buildings: No 54l, occupied by L. salashn
as a fancy store and dwelling No So, occupied by
Charges J. Cook, cigar manufacturer; No. sob
owned ard occupied BY Norman Cook, manufacturer
of umbrellas and parslo OILS: No 52i, occupied by
Ellis Zacharias, as a cioti ing store and dwelling
No SO, occupied by +. Skatts Frank opticisn.
The fremen Of the dist-ict were promptly on the
grourd and, notwithstanding the fatigue dey had
suffered a, the FIRE No. 90 Bowery, set to work with
q right good will, and, by thsr united eIertions,
coon subdued the flames. The buildings, though not
entirely dee troyed were rendered unenanable. The
rear Dor ion Of No. 81 fell with loud crash, njurng
several Of the fremea. Alderman How ard one OF
the Assist, ant Engineers caught among the burn
ing rubbish a. it fell, and completely covered, eI-
ceptipg his head He wss with great difficulty et-
tricated from his perious situation by the fremen-
not, however, before his cap, overcoat, and other
clothing were partially burned. Mr.. Howard sus
tanned several severe bruises about the body, but his
injuries are not considered serious.
Mr.. Baldwin and his family, occupants Of No. "a,
were obliged to make their escape by the font win
dows, in their night clothes. Mr. b. and bis wife,
with two Of their daughter slept in the second story
AL eeress by the stairwsys having been cut Of BY
the IRE Mr.. Baldwin lowered his wife from the
story upon the roof Of the show window in the
store Here abe swung By her hands antil the IRE
men came To her assistance. The two dsaghsers
were rescued In the same manner. Another child
Wa passed out Of the thirdstory window, from ons
- another, and ssfsy landed on the sidewalk. Ths
family were then ossdscted 70 ssighbsTs hesss'
vhere their vsu.s were sstsaded to. The oscuPess
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PUBLIC NEE1TVGS
syTlNG OF THE LOSGsHORE SHIP-cAR-
PENrERS.

gETikG OF THE LONGSHORE SdiP-CAR-
PENrERS.
An adjourned meeting Of the LoDgshore Shp-csr-
-.sers. who are standing out on account Of re-
Lion having been made in their wages from ss to
!, 50 per day, wss held a. the Seventh Ward Hotel
ssdison 1t. yesterday afternoon.
4, wuLIax HuDsoS was called Ito the char, and
a J. N.RrIso elected Secretary.
NE CHAIKnAS, on calling the meeting order'
Ia the object, which was TO decide VIII s'her tney
lid stiU stand out in opposition 10 the empioyers'
,wcept 81 so per day.
r, palmer said that il was well known that there
=. combination on the part Of the employers, and
=. s,,, WAY that they could resist their reduction
sEees wa 10 enter into combination themselves
a6sir own protection.
r, BrxRLY said that they had come here TO de-
sD-Sstbsr they should 90 TO work for 81 30, the
- ofyered by employ ers whether they should
- mi Tor o.. Ii was all talk and no sction-he
- he question submitted to ballot.
- TausB thought there WA avery poor repre-
E.;op Of the Ship Carpenters at this meeting.
- -s-s In the City, from 500 10 1000 men
- In TIE business, and there were at this gather
ySaut 1y0-wbere were the remainder, and what
ISsy doingi Can We depend upon their cooper
- =, are they at work for the price which we
M.p1IS said all the neceesarie of life were
I-.ously high, and he thought 1t -sas unjust on
s.s~t OF the employers 20 attempt reduction OF
s2vsees. He thought il was the duty OF every
- n siand out for $50 day, and he offered to guar
- thai they would get the price within t~o weeks.
ss.nnaiped that the men from Greenpoint, when
- vss dull in their yards, came TO the City and
- for lees than the regular wages. This he
sjered disbonorable and resulted in great INJURY
- Ions shore Ship Carpenters.
'I-etiop was here made 10 take vote by ballot
"a question at issue-tbat is, whether they should
n vork for 81 so, or stand out for 50. The mo-
y ~, adopted, and the meeting proceeded to oal-
= ne result was that 81 votes were cast for 80
~ orc out, and 80 for g. 80.
iftr the result was announced, the Chairman 40
I'D 10 all 70 stand by the decision Of the meeting
"a = to 20 to work for less than 90.
4 Conmittee Of Five were appointed to visit the
- vhere chip repairing wac going On, and inform
- Al work of the action Of the meeting, and IL
=, Sre found WORK ing for 90 So TO request them TO
"A MIL the matter was settled.
~ meeting then adjourned until Monday after
- seIt at o'clock.
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Adverti.sment
To The Editor II The n. Y. rribEne
III axasutira IL III axhth,fa1 nv NJ


The executive skill exhibited by Mr. OLIVER Is.
in every department of PgsNA>sHir and the
rstd sud striking progress Of biz pupils have long sses
,chieyed for him national reputation TO enlarge hsss
points woud culy be repeat hTieeold tsleto recspa
late household words throughout the leash
snd brcsdth OF the Union.
Such not the object Of this communication, which iss
fenced simply tribute Of sdmatiou 10 the refined tssts
which has thrown around the most perfect and successful
Of instruction introduced In practical branch u
education the most winning fractions
Mr. GoLDsNirH's suite Of Rooms No ~ Btosdvay,
five elegant opening into each other all
beautifully furnished and sf0rdng such facilities both foe
clss teschug snd private lessons yell sssured
eqused this continent Ia Europe During moohs
sojourn in New York have been frequent visitor ct hts
and have only acquired under bic tuition fair bold
symmetrical business band but derived much f-sh sson from
the society have met there Many Of Mr. spyp arc hss
nucisns and occasionally relieve the fatigue Of study BY d
coursp most excellent music" from Of the most splendid
penos have
Mr. GoLDsMIrss scholars comprise msny members Of the
Leading families OF New but the advantages Of hs UNI
tuition confined these His cassos
Ladies Gentlemen AFFORD opportunities for obtsnus
the possible the indispensable Of all
accomplishments at prices ress'nabe a. compared vth
the derive that they well be called nominal
am thoroughly ssii.hed thar Mr.. GOLDSMITH stands
alone this country acher Of PESMASsHP that could
not leave without adding mite to the general
APPRECIATION which has accompanied and must continue to &C
company his cause. souf"snsh
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BROORLYN ITEMS.

TIE Cry FIsAScEs The officers connected with
the City Government apd themselves In ssd prsdesmesf
There Is no money pay their salaries Ths noneJ sppo
natsd under the old order Of hn applicable TO tho Old
accounts only and be touched for current s.ssa,ss
No nrosp having been made TO keep the wheels OF the
new Coyerment afeased the officials snd all others depend
ins upon public crib dbd themselves IN ds.sss,s ~
- nob,h, bst he Common Council viii take such meas
ne. =. nav be desuaed sdysable the next msetss
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ckTEENrH WARD .HARD-SHELL PRIM-
AIRY ELECrION-NO FUSION.

Aqscia, election was held last evening, from to
sseA, Ut the corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sts.,
u election Of Delegates to the various Hard.
Committees, for 1855. The election was held
/ sAe supervision Of Messrs. Michael RYAN. +.
0bver. John II. Hsrrison-sp pointed by the
r0ant Committee for settling this contest. Two
!. bwers run. The ticket headed Z" No Fusion ),
- hs votes. The opposition ticket had 1872 votes.
4 me the names Of the successful candidates to
n9s Important Committees;
.1cs.sGsss-F. T. suydsm. Patrick Barsss. Daniel
~ Mr. Css~alss-Edward Csvssssh, d. MeMaaus,
MN. Bnsh o. Bres, ?. II. MeAvoy.
SVHd Committee 10 headed by William W.
~ Harmonious Democracy who had assem-
- uetsrnipcd to have an Interesting tune.
T9e&S Tie tables, and used the legs for weapons
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Up sAsBosS's TREATMENT or Luys Dn-
VASES ~ Isastixc MxDicsrso vAross a. vssp Az -us
StwYozx Lrse IssrrrVrE No BosDr
", o Esy,. II Trg~.<

Up. SANRORS- TREATMENT oY LUNG DO-
VASES ~ Isa,tixs MxDlc.rss v.ross A. vsxe AZ -us
Ssw.Yozx Lcse IssrIrVrE No Bows,
r. ~ Esii,r II n. n Tre~.<
rrr!rs th, o &c ssi professional s.r- ser
sdf IL ru'- l. thoroughly nvestiss- med al
at lAeo which hore TIE senns.nc- Of r-.-sa 40
pra1cshrv - phNscsns daty - ate sisis
Lunsu ,H,rns ard which a.,
cseS .ed 70 coo psh ih beet matter, q ftom vhf
suro. sprnss rho ifs discgverr Ah~ revs sa,s.
hcu ot.srvaou hecsn@ convinced hat the
eonoe pssec- ~hch he's been IN exs'eoce - c,s o'sf
nnsrns medicine inso the s;cmach f the o. csr,aie
o-csses o. th- ianss throsi in majority 81
have .m.t abandoned that prtctce -ecoect ksv
Hnsrfec e.se Of ~ fy the
nrtt aas Ara fuy e-lieve that pssoa
VII i've orsf ard safer ess b, tsknr dugs lot, tie
lscn introduced hy Dr. sssscRs the New Yen Lu,. -
situate wish rive candid opinaa rexars "a m srSss
and the good e-us II esstres accomplish e,asi.ntf,
believing that deserving INVESTIGATES by ph 80
entirely dfeeut thst which has heretofore be us.S
beth this snd in Europe for Yeas :, al mis-,
isierg " edc.fed hot Wser He water
q he paur. Temperature % the 70,
purose he has invented simple AMI convenient astr
for nhssicn IL consists Of small slsss ODE resembling
piece. In TIE globe placed sac spocze which Il m,tsaet
With chemical vo,e hqud the patient fs his lans b. ali
drawn through the sponge several times day have bees
explicit explaining the mode Of inhalation ostug
thai p y,csns COMPOUNDED With the Old svste o. nhsas
usdcne om hot which has been seudsd With fer
less srccea than the method rtcdpced by him Hsvas We
tied DR. ssNsosS and witnessed bis success sa7 pa ents
who we're uscer bic treatment most eheerfey recon mend
Gil " no are afflicted with throat lang t-sss to his
tenn Of inhalation firmly believing that IL ~l rspily super
TENTS stomach. JAMES MITCHELL n D.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. Il. 1883
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Advertisement. |
numbers

WAITING FOR A SIiIPwRECK.-Whie numbers
of by DDS merchants snxousy waiting for some usfor
tunse ship the melancholy explosion Of soe
psshbops bydrsnt TO give impetus {, business dess
HEARD CLAP Co, OF No 3ei Grand ct. arc pufssinss
suer policy dsponx their entire stock without adopting
the bydsuc process la order to close their business the
s of February they reduced the prices all goods Of
foreign fabrics at least so cent the ogns cost koh
Is6s Crepe and Cashmere shsws Bsct Brccsde and Csa
mellon Plsd and Stripe Silks; Rich Lyons velvetsi Pslss:
oihs Tibet and ssxony Pl,ds Mer Psrsmsttss sna
Muslin Lanss will be offered during this snd the next ves2
ony the present pieces Remember the business closes on
the Let OF February
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lAtyertisem ent

PnRHSOLOGY.-Mr FOWLER, Pbrenologist
Is about to form Phvsts Class OF Ladies and Gentsnos G
tho purpose Of mpsns practical knowledge Of this assfA
and science Tboss who wish join apply -
FowLERs and WELLS. No. 500 Broadway
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DExoCRATIC UNION AND HARMONY.

pEAOIkAllC INlON AND III ANNUAL.
hDenccratc Union Convention met in the Coal
- q Tammany Hall, last evening. 1t is under
I'd hat public demonstration Of these Harmonists
y cone of at Tsmmsny in April A Custom.
~ Officer made a rather unfsvorable report Of an
seR At Union and Harmony in the Fourteenth
~. when, motion the ofhce-holders and office
Ten who had assembled, adjourned.
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of ei-snss a,i defense but the InspsctOr, were de-
teruired u preserve the purity Of the ballot az
,e.,leseiv u,Oclsired tbs resuh after c)g7taz the
vo'es al he Station house, an presence o. few o.
tie fsithfoi from earb side. We aapooss that the
question Which Il the regular " ard S1sll psrty
i now decide ed although it is understood iha; i1s de-
f,st.d parry viii agsib contest thee seats
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fAdvertiseuent.i

NOT SOTD On COMMISSION NM " HEHh
Being worth its weight In gold - DUasos CELEsnArso
CArzKH ssUyy Eyes Deafness Cold In tho hesd
and the very forms Ct Csfnrh SPEEDY cvss THIS
sromac proved decidedly Of the mot walls
sbr discoveries Of the Prepared exclusively By Ovafe.
No. So Safest Albany. New York sample Boz, vita
directions will he by mail post paid, receipt Of
in specie.
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CosoERr FOR THE PooR.-Paul Julien, the cele'
brated violinst will give his Concert for the suffering
poor of this City, this Saturday evening" Jan 90 at
Niblos SELDOM. He will be assisted by Aug. Gockel,
the Pianist; Adena Patti Sig. Luigi Rocco, the
Basso; Signor Bernard, the Baritone, and Gustav
sa,ter European celebrity, who has never yet per-
formed in this country, will likewise play 90 the
piano. Tickets so cents.
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KINGS co COURT or sEssIoss-J.. ID
IsS's Sooar md Ja,,ieos srsrEsa snd 1sscsos.

TIE loiIoSipg defendants, who pleaded guuty V
senins hqsor without Lse1ss ere $780,. sns.ss1sl,
Orts was &c ed 60 csthsnns Tray ia 1;ssrss Wsuss
SO James Hosks. 90, skhsl. s.s.r s..a..s. 80 a.
es,e, VS. shown 70 the Court thsi 70 IL m ~. ess~
hs,. he v.e,:s Continued the fall penalty WI - "s"s
enforced .-u,, a. a, slins a psis Of s,sts q
,. g.. assr de sooth gsry ED -" scssssess 'e'
Sn1 aI.sss a fDscts< ssdef tia ehng 49,
LA ,ss o. afsses aeAee sbssss OF i.ssiss Sy.SS
Bie a. and o<ssr rsfsoD, - the u 81 -
-. .IsrsS os tr,s 1hs ts<s.taas - ksps isessy
~ /, Hudsso sv.. sa4 Issse Hkss ae sciy -.
rslss n tie patrons Of thee pieces. tsst =
nsns.. The csc q IL pseses.sse esvs.s 49, c.Sss
Csissdss Ysrenssa vlAsv. go nsse.rN 49, sixs
49, 81, Ia kess ssrtps1 81 fssesa ~ s"S
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REAL LIFE-SIZE.-The only real life size Pho.
roes.Fns made really and 6nished In OIL hs
done BY Roor No SIS Broad Of fuaklint Gel
ard them aud osserve that they tskea oa pass
snd pasted on the canvas a. the with otheSs whs ~
veTtse Photographs Persons having ordnssg
Dssueueotypes hsve them rcprocsced hfo Ever
style Of picture taken Is any Kind OF weather.
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IAdyertisemsnLl
GAS GAs,-CAs FIX

GAS! GAS GAS FIXTURES, Of new designs
and un.urpsssed workmanship will be found q the Cssf
Broad usy, also portable Gas APpAsArus for coaaty
rsaocLces, churChes and factories
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TABERsAcLE CoscERT.--On Monday next, the 22i,
the Ssngerunde will give concert, with vocal and
Instrumental pieces Among the performers will be
Ieren siedler, and Barth Ruckel, Schneider Eichler,
Bergner, Ungar, &c.
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fAdvertis.ment. |
LAST DAY OF THE POULTRY Show

LAST DAY OF THE POULTRY SnOw.-T0-DAv.
Saturday 10 the last Of the famous PoULrRY Snow a bae
pun Museumbe moot complete Interesting aud bssunf
thing the kind witnessed In America The list shows -
fsr 500 ylitoI There will be 700 to-day 70 ssse % The
1900 elegant Fos they 60 Perormsoces afternoon s"s
evening, besides.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Fourth Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church in Frsnklin-st, h,s called Rev. JANIS
PREsILEY, of Cincinnati, to become its Pastor. lie
has accepted and entered on his labors.
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TAayert!s-ment

How TO CURE RHEUMATISM. Over 800 sp-
pesons Ia December every under nent hn bose
cured OF very much bee efttsd. J. DURNO. Albsny
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The LosGsHoREnFy-THE MERCHANTS REJEcr
ComPRoMsE.-The Committee appointed by the
'LongshoTemen at their meeting Thursday night, to-
Ather with the President of the Society, Mr. J. II.
Williams, waited upon the merchants on Change
yesterday ard submitted their proposition for com.
promise. The committee were courteously received
by the Chairman, who laid TIE matter before the
merchants but they refused 70 take any action and
expressed determination to adhere to their previous
resolution to pay but 81 so per day. Mr. Williams
informs us that the merchants admit the superiority
and skill of the Longshoremen over green hands in
their business and further that they better worth
81 IS per day than green hands for four or six
shings less, but they contend the should accept
the wages rendered to them. The result will, un-
doubtedly be general strike which will be not only
disastrous to the strikers but to the merchants to
great extent. Another mass meeting Of the Long
sboremens Society will be held at Tsmmsny ii all on
Sunday evening, that evening having been selected
in consequence of the hail being engaged on other
nights when the report Of the committee will be
made aud action ,hereupon will be taken.
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pyR,oy,L.-The following are among the arrival

PrRsoSAL-The following are among the arrivAs
q, our principal hotels Yesterday .u,-.
A, d. METROPOLITAN HorEL-rbe Hen John A Collier
pin,bsm;on. Jokn Dawson, Chicago; '" Adams, b9stos
A w. ESSy o. 5 Army D pii; Worss.sf; payad
~. BRIDGEPORT; D. N. Vaudeville, Louisville; L A.
E.ii g. Louls; D. Hasssh, San Frsaeseoi C. X saaae
$3.50. Geo L Ward Bostsns r. sh~rmsn Fol River
Col Jshn Mean Russia, Z. T. Little Asinei "n rIss-
'on -. ST. NICHOLAS HsrrL-aou H. T. Dietsy. Chicago;
uen- c skunk Pens; }. 8 Barry. Batnor.i J. Cor
don Richmond p. c. walser, Bsssioi b. ".son OS,es'
Rs.ss' PsnnsyIv sns; Lieu. A James. s. ssryi Dr. 4
N Bell nsp Georgia, Be, L. Wales, NORTH CsohnAi
n P.,nord Chearo; Col Wm Belmont. Indsaes D.
cocr~r wsrrrto.s; y. Harvey. virsinis, De Godfrey
oeorris; W. Il Cochsns, Boston; Judge D A. Ano~H
Eictigsr.
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ASSAULT uros CHrLD.-A nan, calling nins:"
vl,..e,a vss yesterday arrested b. 0Acsr Sutton u
rh D,riet Polio, Court charged virs hsvss sssspese
n. ,ps. tss osr,s. efs sSxl 10 yssn q ss: sassH
Cosroy, Hs vss tshsa bsfprs Jssdss WEI -
- n 1870 "a ississ ~ txskh 81 - mag
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NEW PLAY Br JULIA DEAx.-1k Nss.orea"
Piesysas announces nat Juls Dsaa vos'a '..s
bsssat % Saturday let, Wa nv pay v'a'A D
givss, esIled "Mssy II naafuA" written ~ AsFssu'
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CossEouEycEs OF RUN-DRIsKIsG--A HARD
NAh-Day before yesterday an Irishman, named
thomas Quinsn, was arrested by the Twelfth Dis
met Ponce, and committed TO the Tombs for an al.
legged abandonment Of his wife. The circumstances
leading to this arrest show that the ae is ratber hard
upon one Of the parties, though he may not be en-
tirely blameless. Quinlan has a wife and steoson.
and feelings OF animosity having led to auarrels
Quinlan and the step-son were arrested on charge
Of drunkenness and disorderly conducs. The former
was discharged but the latter was sentencedto Black
wells Island. The mother, DESTROYS Of efecting the
release of her son, succeeded in arranging compro-
nise: complaints were withdrawn, and the sentence
was suspended From that time Quinlsn appears to
have lived in particularly " aot water " dead
"set seems to have been made upon hun to drive
him away and upon the police Of the district to &C.
cure his fofcble election. His life, even was said to
be threatened; and, On one occasion when "row
had taken place he taken up for dead, In conse-
ouepce of the rough treatment received from the
combined assault Of Mrs. @. and her son. Finally,
when "forbearance ceased 10 be virtue, Qunlsn
consented to leave and taking few articles Of
strictly personal effects, he departed. Thu depart
ure furnished the grounds for the charge OF aban-
doDmept on which be has been arrested. feature
If the case not creditsbe TO either party lies in the
fact hs, Quinlan states that be never married to
the woman and she, that they were married, but that
he has another wife in Europe. On the whole, IL IS
rather curious phase in the domestic history OF the
times and Of the evils Of ntemperance. Some weeks
must elspse before his trial will come on and not the
least difficulty will be to award strict justice 70 al
pA!ties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

CHARITABLE BEQUEsrs.-rhe will of the late a..
Mcbride, merchant, testiies his interest in the benev
olen, and religion. institutions of thi, metropolis by
sppropriaiirg to the following the sum Of &C. 5oo in
sums of $500 to each:
Ire American Bible Society the American Tract Society
the Board o Foesn Missions Of the Presbyterian Church Of
the United OF America; the Board Of Missions Of tue
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church ia the United
the Board of Education Of the Pesbyte Chareh
the T. Of America the Association for the Relief
bic Ased ard Ddfent in the City OF York the
eety for the Relief OF Widows With small Children; the Man
the New York Asylum for Living 10 Women the New
Iorh Madden Female Benevolent Society," the Americ
Fsmse Guardian socet, srd Rome for the Prien ies uco
po.tsd BY the Lesssnre Of New York In lsis; tn. New
York Institution for the Instruction o. the Deaf and Dumb
the Mr,ser. of the New YORK Ipstiuon tor the Bsd the
Orhsp Asylum IN the City OF New York. the Society for the
Orphan and Destitute Children abished in
NewYork Dec 10. 1885, the Roman Catholic orPhsu Asylum
In he CITY Of New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

Disbrow, the riding master, gives benefi, to the
poor on Wednesday next.