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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13
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10 me feflf ~ me - T. tftDNr
Your public Institutions not the only lions
Of ycur Ciry. During stay New YORK. /
have been r. queLt vi..oasa pup-a the Writing Rooms
Mr. OLIVER GOLDSMITH. 20 Sl BrladSay. where tho
succesfli Teacher Of PESHsHiP 10 th- country ds
bis valuable lssrucion amid al N. attractive elegance
oesre bis splendid suite Of five apart
ierminaf1 a. to music rOOm-~here there is mazuf
cent costly Piano for the Of his pupns-pr0bsoy
,tituss the spefdid private ACADEMY ia this cOugry.
Here fine hand may be sequu ed With sbsoute certainty
series II cla the chsfse for which almost nOmins
or IN a course Of private tuition which the facilities
uneqused Here BOos keeping taught improved
plan hch the tSro 10 hgufes in)
curse practical ht snf
capable gsspng class Of monetary transscons how
ever extended or diverse
Mr Cot DssrH's reputation Teacher Il eo-eItensve
with the tuiou and free that Il deserved Pre-
vous sknE from him thou my hand fair one,
but II regularity and huh that par shame
form yer manshp while the fspdy Of execution has been
east doubled.
IL syss great pleasure render this tribute % Mr. Cold
SMITH and bis establishment; and cannot surs do
better Inferior writer's aud than By ad
them take Of Pennanshp and BOOK Keeping
:. No JS2 Broadwsy. STRANGER ~ SEwYORK.
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TIE FIGHT BETWEEN PCGILISTS.

TIE examination in the case Of Policeman Lewis
Baker Jim Turner aud Harvey Young. charged with
osssuliiDg and attempting 20 shoot Tom Lyer the
pueit, at Plstts drinkine-saloon, in Broadway, on
lssi Sunday morning, was resumed yesterday before
Justice Welsb by the cross. examination Of Hyer,
WHO repeated in a great oasure the testimony he
gave on dirocteyamnaton. lie stated further that
he had understood that there a conspiracy among
the accused to take his lf-. Turner and Baker
rtnced the afYray Turner drew he pistol and cs I'd
linz hg cowartly son ~ a h-h and told him 10
craw his pstol. Hyer retreated 70 the back par, of
The saloon when Turner fired AZ him twice. AM sas
laisrg lis pistol the third time, when llyer spraug
uTon him. Baker then came up a1d struck him
twice on the head with the butt oi he pistol. Hytr
If 90 Of Turner and cet chcd Bsker HON he dashed
10 The floor, and then took away hi pistol lie held
i'm until he Police came ana took him 10 the Sta.
Toulouse Boxer, previous to th-. had cJcked il
pistol. and il wa ready 10 bs dis hanged. Daring
ile time e The alteration bet he parties IN fhe
otllsr and before the firing 7nced Baker poke
irsultngly yer when the latter told him that he
would rot CriIk With him. because he was thief and
that Bill Poole had said 20, and further, tt1t re
lDyer would bet So ihs' Poole would ssea G, it,
The case sac ltre adjourned.
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10 ne T'1ite, 4 The y. Y r,tsnHe.
SIR. ] observe in your paper 90 this morning a
notice OF the reduction the Pnce Of mic .nd ny name,
auoue other. a. ohe4E hall tle former prices
That such uctoa gave notice though
vour columns 20 effect but AFTER sonsn'at "a
Nth tie rrcpai put,hers found that such course could
rct 30 sdoitcd without tho sanction n The entire de"
only will .lch cooperation should be- enabled supply -
heretofore e and vAlnaoIe pJnE4s pubh'ned
thr.us out the country ! ur- ~ih r--p~c' .,.,,
SAMUEL e.. JOLL.E
~ SEQ ItoGir1y Jan. u, 1875.
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TyRRlnLr ExFLosroS-THRtE LIVES LosI->Ev-
rR. PTPsoys WoUyDED-fhs Pefersbsrg EIPr.''
cars last evening informs "a Of shocking
sccidert that occurred yesterday ear Plesssn ~
in the vicinity Of the Petersburg and Roanoke k1h-
road TIE boiler Of the stesm-easHe tt'sc9s1 ~
usss-s R..he 4 Blunts extensive sSv mill, ia
Crssusyile County, Va, exploded about Il otlock'
,,reripg Death snd destruction in every direction
The hg dig was literally torn 10 pieces portion "
dyed ysrds. wen oar informant passed ness three
moro men bah been taken from the ruia', hornpy
Iasr eed ard bruised and several other ve-y bsl'!
uound4d One white man. il = thought cannot Dos
sitl, recover We could not lean the names Of a y
Of be pG,fes the csrs poed but for very Drief
period. Tie damage, We are informed u ceF'fhi!
yGy great.
FAILURE At MIuDLErowy We learn that Andrew
Coe &c Extensive manufacturer o. bone due snl 81
rer-pt phete u lime ia MedetoTn. has failed tor
s-ge oant varionsy estimated at from 90 70 ~
I'D III. 49, axe believed % b. in 'l- -ighb)r-
h. i %. go coo. New iaYeu P. lVtu
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lAdyertisementl
MODERN GEOGRAPHY FOR THE LADIES

q v here s HEAED CiAPP Coz
A. No so Grand
q What are their Foreign Productions
Rich Inds Caps AID Csshmere shswis rich Lyons Vol
French sud G-rmsn nerno- plain black Gro DE- Rhine
bocsde risn. plaid md ,treed slss
U Whist are their Domestic productions
Prints Cir zhsns isasn Del4nes blesched and brown
CotODs Fsnnels Blankets SC. sc
What IN. pecul sries Of this house IN connection
with others P,sse descrbe them
AL houses this Of the year reduce their prices
limited in order get nd Of unssonsbe Foods But
Aesrs HEARD CLAP Co, having determined 70 close
their b1sne the let q February reduced the prices
OF their entire stock fall 81 per cent below
O Do the circumstances Of the such
r.fcei
A. That IL Of opinion. To others it would not; bat
they presume tuo~ their business best q1eny
tbsy have adopted this 10 preference any other
u But does IL not affect other, 10 the trsdei
A. Pcs.by u does But that OF Msssrs. II,
Co they determined 20 sell their s1ods-tAe public
ere benefited By the sacrifice sni have the right 70 die
coz ban
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iCKNOwLRDJ MENr.

10 ne TlIIlT " III =. IFlOIlf
SIR: Mrs. Lysander Thompson would feel deeply
OBLIGED by your edsins ,he 81 100 sent her ou
fi- oh inst by st.gg Eon secfetty being the net
rrecteos ag sor Of the beneht given 70 her ADD
lercLu5ren Nih'. tho li,h u November last Mrs
Tion sam f.ae offers her sincere thinks o. al
tAts who Ell. Nldlf cnt th,if aid and sd Alldsomey BE-
hiei ded t~i he occasion
No - CAayioa a., Jon. =, 1875.
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COURT OF COMMON pLgAs-JAs "a r,ci,L Ts.v-

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JAs. "a al TSsv-
Before Judge iNeRAH,M
pTCIsfONs--DI~, oFFRY Oh SEW BOOKS. vie.
william Lecount ant James W1eeden sgt Muo, Mitchell
D.fenosuts by their counsel, hessrs Bell n Coe
move bAt psu place 10 the hands OF the Cok Of the Cosr
srcn. books papers enable defendants 10 frame thss
answer TIE motion OPP sed by Nj \ p. Hsh. "
plsiuf the souni that tue petition does not set forths
required By the statue facs o satisfy the 1art o. ~
books abj papers ms'rr.l AMI Ir ~ qaoted HossN
2 Rep 5J8. Grlston eat Msr,ha.. Notion DENIED With
Bsihar, Brass by ~ neNt friend sg' John Br'.
Motion 20 vacate me orJer catered on DecembG
Grtlted.
Geo Catl'n AT Ff,dk y Grote
Motion for new tfIal denied, with cosls.
Before Judge WoODsUFF.
Charles Foster 49,. Abraham Cole and Peter Day.
Ca-rles Augustus set ssme
BY passengers m one of the Eighth ay oara, aga~'
the Conductor aud Police ,er 20 daaages Toe p.
former ,sing them u chsrse 20 The Police Ohcer and ~
latter "a. ns them % TIE Police Ohrethe defense stf
wos that tho conduct of the parties ustsd the sfs-esj
refrtre. 10. Verdict fof defendants.
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ApRFsr Or YoryG THEvEs.-Four boys. named
VIM Harley Jas Hlerar Psfcs Su iF a. and John Saf-
ag Yesterday arrested charged with stealing stereotype
riafr value of $50 from the premises Of Pnfney kl'
so - Johr.st sud selling the same flrs ni ~ snn %
Jefn " iirman INK .h'pk-eper No p Am Whi-
usn was arrested charged wh ielnufy receiving the
eo'1s nd With The boys "as locked up ~ justice Donno
% ana
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COURT cALENDAR-TsIs pIr.
Coxsos PLEls-Part Nos. lis, lsz

CoNsor PLEAs-Part Nos. ~ To %, 'ii u
l73. Ia. l75 l7s Par uSOs 81, 100, w. Nv 49,
lis. lls, 1872. lS3 1876, IS5. lS, ls7
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT-MotiOns. a., n
SUPERroR CoURr-Monday.-Soe. z4o, ~ >
$50. SCI, ss4, Ss5, d, a. u, al ssi 70 49, W. -
so 81. - n 49,
Cosaos PLRAs-The following calendar q .
70 De TIED BY this Cosr.. will be eslIsd isn - -
% lsI " 20 2te s5t Ss4 ~ see, Sc, szS as
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REAL LIFE SuE.-The only real ifc-size Pho
rocRsrHs mace really add duhed 10 ol are ID 80
By Root no. D3 Broadway corner of Fr4nsns Call
them and Observe that they not on paper
aud petd the he case vii" Others who al
vertise Photo aphs Persons having ordGar,
Dagueueoypes have them eproo aced lie size. Every
style 81 picture taken ia any Kind OF weather
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however. we have again had change oil wind'
and the atmosphere is delightful.
On Sunday evening last the Italian Opera Com
,anv represented for the first time here Ro-lni
Moses" ! was NOT present / make il 4 point
neyer 10 attend the first representation OF an
Opera here. a.,
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(III ITEMS.

TIE INV ITAIIAS OrFRA CoNPASY.-Ne are IN
formed that active preparations are going on by Ole
Bull 4 Co. in regard to they season Tney are TO
commence at the Academy of Music, Fourteen'h-st .
the second week in February. l!is Maurice Strakosch
who has sailed for Europe with view to get vocal
ts. Meanwhile engagements, we learn, arc proceed
ing in order to have the best chorus and orchestra
and all due accessories. Mr. Alegri is painting nov
scenes The novelties TO be produced include III.
liam TEL and Rigoletfa.
In The Board Of Councimen last evening. move
meni 10 abolish she ordinance for Lighting the streets
OF the City from dark to daylight every night was
referred 10 the Committee on Lamps Another At
tempt to consider the propriety Of increasing the
salary Of the Commissioner Of Streets aud Lamps
frustrated The nitiatory steps fo- the erection Of
public market between Gansevoort and Fife nth ats.
were taken, and the Of $500 appropriated 10
meet the expentes of Committee of FIVE from each
Board TO 90 to Albany and lobby the matter through
the Legislature. 4 resolution 10 appoint special
Committee Of three TO inquire into the subject Of Pau
per Imm grafton was adopted. A memorial from
the Workipgmens Association setting forth tha; by
the want OF employ men, 10000 persons have been
thrown out of employment in this City, referred
TO the Committee on Finance. The Board cone aired
with Board OF Aldeffntn 10 employ lou ulcu ~ -
per day, 20 remove the old City Hall. The Croton
Aqueduct Committee reported adversely to the scheme
for constructing the main Receiving Reservoir a. the
present time. In Committee Of the Whole, after
iopg squAobe for larger sum, g. 900 were inserted
in the resolution appointing Special Committee
tie Celebration of Washngtons Birthday, ani
third reading ordered. The Board then ad iou-ned
Mayor Wood has issued orders to The Police De-
paItment to notify al retailers Of liquor throughout
the City who kept their saloons and bar rooms open
sunday last, tina; if they persist in so doing
morrow, their Licenses viii be revoked
EIGHTH WARD.-The Wing Ward Committee for
1855 has organized by the election of NJ Andrew
Bleakley for Chairman, John J. Sllcock Yice-Cha
man: Ben. Price, Recording Secretary; John j.
Braden, Corresponding Secretary; George G.. Lake.
Treasurer-al Wigs Of the Progressive school
USIoS DIsocRArIc MEErHG.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Committee OF the Central Democratic
Union o. this State took place last evening q; Tam
many Hall, Chss. II. Ring. in the Chair; L. + Har-
rson, Secretary. The minutes of the lest meeting
were read and approved, after which the Committee
on BY Laws, represented by $. W. Cohen, reported.
No further business being before the meeting Il was
adjourned 20 next Friday evening 81 the same tine
and place
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~ VIU VANF.--0IU TTuTfIlY HTTFFT'|u II. II " II
Dies about ~ ofak sporting ~he chOaer
called itsdorce o. Gen spcsr sud s'Ked 20 Mrs. =
~ her t band bin fT hs esieusi and ~sufai
iu uaetls'sy lie tod that be must brnsa v,t-n
order before they would BE- given 10 hm Finding
thar d. had fs,d IN BIS attempt b. b atlY retreat g.
affervsr asceraiasl bat be bad Tor the
cctlrg He probably work iu the way la other
parts OF the Cty and .ho1ld be attended 20.
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fAdverftssTnent [

FOUR PIECES AT BARSUM's TO-LAY.-Besides
al the Cgfosie- there les than foar elegant
% BE- 20 day At Bsrnuns Aa.eln~o IN the afternoon,
and this evening Mr. ]. K Scott prominent in
them. while C. ". Clsse Hsiayay. Mis Nestayer, &c,
.ppesr fsyore characters The reu Poultry Show .. Bar
Lunals. Monday.
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COURT OF GENERAL ssssIoss-Js ia-Bsss'' 'Ss

Geo. Maloy and VIM. Hanson we're each tr'ea ~ y.
convicted Of petit larceny snd sentsre.d TO the r''
for & months ,.ly
VIM Dayton, sailor, was tried and conyc 9e
highway robbery 10 hayns on tho 29sh ak s.ss 20
skutz while In Greenwich and f,reibly i.sisf ~
finger gold ring. He sentenced " the sias fh~'
yssrs and months. -
James Dores was tried and convicted OF sn esar
burglary and sentenced 20 the Psbensry for es
Peter Pretene, a druggist doing business ~ =, A.,
near Centre tried and convicted Of hsvns 90 ..Sr
Leisehe Of No n Anthony ffsins Of tns
Opnm without labelling tue pn,i which contained ~
IN violation Of second Revised Statutes fourth
EN- seetor IS In this case the nfant child Of he
DIED from the effects Of dose Of the soi1nes ~
tered BY its father, who o. s ens rs<r1
prisoner remaIded for sentence. This % ne %
ton for ofeDse Of this kl1d r criminal ees< a "a
Daniel McConoloq1e at0s John Mullgsa I -.
Riley Pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny, In rss1nt Pv
the value Of sl0. and were remsnced for snxsce-
The Court then sd Journed ior the day.
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CHARoE oF GHAND LAUcENY.-A young man,
nsu Robot psyue ye.t.'dy ar'ed charged viz
,rg orb rs 10 value f,om the house ~ lne1
,ore Eohutr No n For.yth The accused admitted li
suit arg vas committed ty Justice Connolly
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OBSERVANCE % SrSDsr.-Mayor Hsn h~ i..v.a
Instructions TO the Police captains Of the several A.
tric's TO report al the keepers Of pabre hcu.. X
eensed or unlicensed who may keep open on sa,s,v
Oter kinds Of business are included. The sapI.,
lsw will be vigorously enforced.
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Prrsoy,L-Tbe follOwn, are among the arrivals

PErsoy,I--Tbe follow.ns are among the arrivals
at cur principal hotels yesterday:
attte METROPOLITAN UorEL-iou. T. Bulcr kilr Geor
re. Col A. Bu,h Pa. Capt }. q ishsn, California
u .ft,- Lsufcn Boston: Cover C.liiorria; : Wi.
li,rs San Fr.ucisco: G A Mendou. DO lohn McCl~l
lsnd = Louis: " Davenport Louisville; Csmn o -.
Boston; Lodge Lyerpooli J. C. t'schef Yale college J.
A tcdy L
Az the 81 NICHOLAS Horyl-FN GOV. J. D CaFaesl ~ !;
~, cue, aen 40 l. H,rel-ine E.!, Charleston;
A Woicoit Locsporf H. NJ warfed. He!boFn; Col. Peg
ton Va: Her. R c. Schenck Ohio
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The Hon. J. J. Crit;eDden, ex-A,torney General OF
the Uni,ed States under the Administration Of Presi-
der Fillmore and biz lady, wido~ OF the late Gen.
Ashley, are sojournDg in the City, and stopping
a, the -. Nicholas Hotel.
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fAdvertisementl

GAS GAsl-GAs FIXTURES, Of new designs
nd ansurps"ed worimsnshp, viii be found At the e.,
Manufacturing Dept Of AasHgk WAssER Co. No. SIC
Broadway also portable Gas AprAEArus for sosrtry
rss<enees, eksyshes AID fastensA
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fAsyer-isementI

How TO CURE RHEUMATISM Over 800 ap-
estons Il December every under treatment k
sgrse or very much beaeft,ed J. DUNNO. Albany Ny.
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pARrSG HlGHwAY RoBBERr.-Abogt l0l o'clock,
on Thursday night, Mr. VIM. Worth. OF M,rrsan'i
While waiting at tie corner OF FOriy-secOnd-st. and
Third.av, for 4 car, was attacked by FIVE ruhans
who Knocked him do and beat him unul insensible
after which they robbed bin Of bis overcoat AMI 50
and made successful escape. Mr. Worth was found
soou aerward by the police, and taken 10 iae station
House.
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The BaR.-We again call attention 10 the meeting
OF the Bar TO be held to day. II will be one OF pee
liar interest.
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MARINE CoUEr-JAN. 70 before judge PntLIf' '.
Jvry


G.orse Coleman sst Ben A pufnford AL other.
BY q searsn. on bogrd ship Palestine, 10 recoYs
wsg,s as Jnfh ron Van frincsco 30 port Ia rs
srd the SONG anerwad Of tho A. ase s.'a
i.anis aud ,art,d fr The roed sis-s She sprlos .s.
Her ceqo gu.no pied Balia ,re sni cost
10 d. than the freight came 10, go that abe earned To-
In deterse IL .a3 thsf me ship hayos earoei % -n
the seameu we're not "nted 10 "afes alec mat panuis
serted A. Pen smbnco. aud forfeited hs wNe@
Judge Phillips n charging The Jury, stated that shsr'
ship her outward ,oysg" has no height, the seanen are"
uurd p weees such was Pie Gaze with ms vessel. and "a
peri o. the deferse will n0f Apply
As 10 de'eron the isn says seaman shall .bseni br
self without leave for 'oi .ght hours he sha Drfs' he
BY BIZ An entry Of has % sbsentng hmself musb
made 10 the ior hook snt hat vii be conclusive Of ID. ~
r. tie present. Instance h b. denied that panf deserted "a
conteuced that tn eutry sh,vn interpoi.n 90 u
l0s book and Is 10 the mates hand writing u will bsb
the Jury say from the testimony whether tho entJ
made At the tine or not Tho Jadss chasei con.ss
length The JDry found verdict for plaintiff IN fall sness
Of claim, d.dncuDs 90 faid q san FfAnci.co being W
fenasnt Mr.. Willism.
A!crzo N. Cray AT SANE ChAfies T. stewart ant 49,
Davis la. ast same.
Thee were also suits of a similar character BY ~
OF the vessel and tried before the ldsa 1ss
additional points % the two former being -
held that the being payable at California vssr
the agreement made. the rate would not be 10 per -
the Tsts established BY law there, but per cent Anh
sst said pslBth gave receipt TO the C0osai ~
Court does consider the fecep 10 have beea for the ss
ssre,d for Tho decision. show that se.m.n iwh1 s.s.
.so~ but little Of Their les, hsh,. are not eoacsssl vs.
Prstt Ware. Report 49, Judgment Tor Gr.y sts r
Stewart. f51 81 and for Hal ttl % each VI the ssa
with costs snd +l2 extra allowance
Geo. ". Q1ihtArd ard others sgf William Z Mahfo
For work and labor 10 hosting out old and paitg
10 new boilers IN stesnboa Splendid and North Ansnea
smother boat Psyn.ni rsflsd the gound that s ssn
not done at the period sgreed The Court esxn
that the fault 10 defendant himself In not sending tk ~
the wharf a expected end nd beeo urur
for Judgment for plaintiffs lsl add costs wish s!ss
:nes Fa plaintiffs, Dir Benedict sor defendant, MI
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THyL.rE FAr.L RAILROAD Accrpysrs.-Coroner
ODonnen yesterday held sn inquest upon the body
OF Mar Peletz, The German woman ~ho vas run over
ard killed g, Eghty-sIth-s, on TIE evening OF me
10th inst, by the O'Clock express train from Albany
and the Jury, after Investigate the crca Instances OF
the case rendered verdict OF Accidental Death.
Tie dece ased WAS about IS yesrs OF sse aud eaves
mi.soners OF Emigration.
Coror er q Donnell also held sn inquest upon ne
boiy Of The uni nos man found dead up the cow
catcher OF the clock =. NJ. tram fion The sNrth.
on the Harlem Railroad, on the evening OF the lotn
irst The engin. Q. was unable ~ sts.e when the de-
ceased was picked up by the engine, Or where. bc;
supposed ths be in the sct Of crossing the track
son ewbere this side of Iorkvile waen the trail cine
upon him. The jury rendered verdict OF Acci,
dental Death The usme of deceased Il supposed
10 be ThOna, johnson.
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Two MES OyERBo.RD-OSE DRowSED.-Late On
ThursdAy night, two men named Herring and Ber-
ritnsl said to be attached to The steamship Hermann,
lying at the foo, Of Twelfth a., East River while go
ing aboard the ship fell from the gang plank into the
water and before they could be rescued, Berrtnai,
sad 10 be the third mate was drowned. His body
vss recovered on Friday morning, and the Coroner
notified TO hold inquest Herring was rescued fro n
the water with gres, difficulty II 10 alleged by SONS
parties who were assisting them TO reach tie ship in
safety, that they were intoxicated.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-JAs lt-Bsfore Jadge Oastrt
Thomas She srd Of John Mason AT. ou.s Bsrfe
To recover damages for alleged invalid levy, INV
attachment, stove ard tin stoek 10 kshth ~
ready referred 10. Mr creditor 70 the sn9ss
&3l5 He sot out al attachment against Mr. N .s cosee
debtor which denied. The sold to soGsthns "
81 oto. The jury rave verdict for plsntf Of s1t~
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BrrrrR-THE CAU.s OF Hon PRIcEs.-Msny IN
qurie. are made why good qualities Of butter are 50
high in price At the present time The reason w.
TIA; iome Il thousand krkns of butter have been
put aboard vessels Tor California within the last thirty
days, il this port and some four thousand in Boston
making total Of over ten thousand frkins OF SOUND
quality ami good yellow color, the best IN market
1t thought the presen; high price of butter dnn-
i.hes the home demand, or consumption, fully one
half The usual quantity. Whist is termed second aud
third quality t very plenty but unusually poor-'nost
OF II III iii for table u-e-occssoned by the drouih
last sun mer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13

Boy Rus OVER BY SIxrH.Ay. CAR-HIs Foor
CRUsHgD.-Solomon WGitzfelder, an interesting
youth eight years of age, in going to school m Cham
bers 81, his custom, hailed the driver Of a
Sixth av. for him to stop till he should get aboard
Tie brake was applied bat, instead Of entirely stop
ping tie car the driver, is alleged. induced the
boy 10 Jump the front platform. This be attempted
10 Go, but unfortunately making miss;sp fell before
the Wheel which passed OF his feet crushing
il in frighiful manner. He was Immediately picked
up and removed 10 q drug store, where DR.. Hunter
att nded him, and aiterward conveyed 20 his reel
Genee No l0l slxth-av IL is feared tina: be will be
crippled for life. Great blame l. s,ribated TO ths
driver Of the for not coming 70 dead halt I'll the
boy Wes fairly aboard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13

THE LAIE MURDER ASD ATTEMPTED SUICIDE -
Jostph Hall, the young man chxged with causing
the death of Wm. o Bren by shooting, is said TO be
failing fast from the wound he, immed .ely after in
Aicted upon himself and is thought is almost be-
,ond The possibility Of recovery. He is not OF
the death Of Bfien, and bis physician has thought
beet TO keep him in ignorance of it. HIS eIamina-
ten on the charge, before the Coroner. i. indefinitely
postponed.