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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
THE RECENT ATTEMPT TO SHOOT
MRS. BISHOP

The Police are usirg every effort 10 effect the a.
rect Of the person who Monday evening en,-ei
the dwelling Of Nr. Bishop No cal Broadway, AMI
fred loaded pirtol a. bis wife she pefJr ming
ON tie pisno. but fortunately wIthcu. ef9i. Some
Of the most efficient officers 10 the Department have
the matter in hard and seem confident Of success.
1t appears that Mrs. b, previous to her marriage,
bad engaged Der bard TO t~o gentlemen besides her
husband end OF these ~as 20 exasperated at her
because che disappointed him, that be publicly
threatened that she should never become the wife of
another, and at her wedding, which took plsce in
Grace Church, strong force OF Police were in at
tendance, her friends being spprehensive that he
would make attempt upon her life ss she wa, en-
ieriDg tho building. Two days previous to her mar
rage, pistol was fired through windo~ at her as
she sitting in the parlor Of her uncle at larry
town.
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- .;vns Of injury; and the enenys fprtics'i'ns are
.,o,oer thsn ever. Strsogs - this may ,eem y y
sri,e the fact Every bre och ha' beec stopped vi
nua which is perfect shield from tue SHOT. 40 na'
.sr how heavy they are. Toe city ia large oo7-
Isrcer tbsn enc would surpose. toe os-'o' wy
nretiy In the upper corner Sc sa~ the kH'NfI ~
stits The ilhs1ltaits 81 SrvsstOpol nave ne7'y
moved awsy. The military mea eontnos 70 P' 4.o
,he streets and the allied rltemeD 10 me -
trepcles are bow 30 near 10 be arls 70 p'cs tns
Of AT their convenience TIE Rdss'ao sha'p o. '3.e'
are never ssleep. spd sou have only :. suck ~.
be.e over the frer ches 20 have the Mimic o''7@
s.bist,;p, sbont yonr ears. Many OF toe npol7 iei
10. en,,ged in the trenches have been kil'"o'
g. svs,i,,. since some men ri the 3oth regiment
vera s,rufi.4d in the second ro~ OF t'enoue' ny
80 s,or' ,bs Rassisns. About dozen we're bay
ODetsd in their blankets
AV,s,~ 70 LORD RsoLas.-On our return from
49, h,,a-;es called at the headquarters with
s;anS Tho had business with the Comman ter-in-
CI;sf Lord Raglan wss prOmsnsdIog the back
So. a his mansion. He is afst, good as:uted-
iookisg old gentleman, rather tail ln nsns respects
N, persoaal appearance reminded me Of our Gsnersi
Winfield Scott though he is not, by aoy mesns, of
zach giant stature as the hero OF Lundys Lane Oar
reception WA cordial, and his LDrdship must be
called polite as well a. courageous
Gsrs On WILL II 6od myself an oddly in the
place. live, scking Yankee encompsssed soout
by men Of slus-t every nstion except my own;
should not do justice to my origin il failed TO noe
my row with success. Trust me for i, get along
all
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LIQUOR PROHIBITION IN INDIANA.
rsspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune

Correspondence OF The N Y. Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1855.
The stringent l. quor law which passsd the Senat,
few days sgo, up for final action 10 the House
at 10 O'Clock this morning, and after vainly repeated
attempts by the " Old Liners to amend aud recon-
nit passed under the operation of the previous ques
ton, by vote of 81 Yeas to Al Nays. The passage
Of the bill was proclaimed by the Speaker amid tre-
mendous applause from the dense crowd of ladies aud
gentlemen on the floor and in the Hobbies and gal
ieres
The result was announced to the city by repeated
discharges Of artillery, and the bells Of all the
churches and engne-houses were rapidly pealed for
an hour. Almost every face is radiant with joy
Pupils from public schools making the welkiu
ring with joyous shouts A large flag has been sus-
pended across Washington st, and tonight the city
will be Illuminated. II is indeed great day for
Indiana!
The liquor sellers look CHASTITY, and the fronts of
one or two Of the principal establishments were i'm
mediaiely draped in mourning by their borrowing
tenants 1t is certainly time
The bill originated very sngularly. 1t was mainly
drawn by Fusion Committee in the House. but the
Old Lire Senate took up and passed hastily hop
ing thus to obtain Temperance credit, and sent it
to the House before their Committee had reported,
supposng they would amend and return it, thus afford
ing the Senate an excuse for delay through
the session but finding it would pass the House IN
tact, an attempt made to recall and reconsider it,
without avail.
Here was q tx worse than the Iowa Senate
In Joint Convention! Old Liners in the House cursed
Old Liners in the Senate, no doubt deservedly
But WORT OF ALL the Governor not dreaming that an
Old Line Senate would pass Maine Law, pro missed
beforehand that be would approve any bill that might
be passee What will become now of the Old Line
putyi What will the Governor do Ho can't hon
o.aby escape Wonder if he will resign z.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

To BeArMgN.-We understand that the boatmen
Of the East and spd North Rivers about applying
to the Members Of the Legislature to pass la~ TO
have all boaimen licensed. They hold meeting this
evening at No IS White hsllst. 1t is hoped tina. all
boaimen viii attend.
Two hLcTs APPRENTICES DRowSYD.-While
the pilot boat Avery was bringing up the steamer
Crescent City, yesterday, the Avery was swauped by
the wheels of the steamer, and two boys, sppren-
tees, who were aboard OF her. were drowned before
assistance could be rendered them.
Loss or ryK BARK VICTORY AT SYA-NrSE OF
THr CREw MISSING -Elwood Walter, Esq, Secy OF
the Board Of Underwriters. has favored us with the
particulars Of the loss of the bark Victory, Of this
port. The news came by letter from Havana, under
date OF Feb :, a. follows:
Capt Mason arrived here two days since, in the
s'eamer from Porto Rico and reports that he was
Master Of the bark Victory 500 tuns burden belong
bg to New-fork, and from there bound to ST. Thorn
as with cargo Of coal and dry goods. Phat on the
9Th Of Jauaary in q heavy gale Of wind the vessel
sprung leak and fousdered, in lat. 100 30 NJ long.
go w. Tue First Mate and Superosrgo with seven
sesmen, took the lcngbost and he, With the Second
Mate and three men, took the small boat Capt
Mason and his party were picked up by the English
brig New Era, on the third day after they lef, the
Victory. The Captain thinks tina, the long -bos, is
lost and that ell on board have persisted
SAvuso LIry IN SHiPwRKoK meeting of the
New. osk Underwriting Agents, the Shore nea, and
others Interested in the preservation Of life and prop
erty on our coasts took place at Toms River Tues
Gay week. Among the business OF the meeting, .
Proposition Of Mr. Jordan Woolley, Coroner Of M ,n-
mouth, met with general and deserved favor: That
veseels Of certain draught be required to carry Ifs
csr sad nortars board instead Of depending upon
their bspg on shore a. from the vessel toe disulty
CT shooting ashore would not compare With thst Of
throwing line over tfE vessels n j. Standard
IN many cases that have come under our personal
observation, such a provision would have saved
ossdrsds Of lives, and there Is no doub, but the gen
eel adoption Of this suggestion on I'll sesgsias yes
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Sales Of stoe.s a, rn,laasipn,.-Fxs. II.

~ 1910 ,s' ~ 49, IL rHsvss ~ - .,
esve -; <s eos GO 60 IS IS IS -. CIV r 60 81.
- "a" ciy % 81 esso seeayi Nav 81 IS -. sSlS ~
Leigh -. 70 81 81 60 ResiiaE X. 4 Mort &C. IS Sts
81 90 srsa Cara g. . IS ~ New Greek Cs.l ca cash IL
n Pea T. AL II DO. az, Morris c.aa Pref Of, ii
r. Be 81; 10 90 cash S. leo yieksssrs a ei ps Lsss
lALa X i6l iOc do oS lei. $50 % isi, 70 40 Sss
les Su.q Csu.l. ioi. fzIm. sa4 Mech Ssak. 81
BSsposs Bes,ds 6.'s6 sS~s tea 10 Slate Hui,
rusa ss~n Ssi; % DO cab Ssf -
SosrS BsI,s-sso Cli, o. -. 81 sNc do Si sses e,
Schu, Nav 6. 81 in lo ss IS $50 60 IS Ias sshayAn
Nav Bo.t lo.n 7sy Pence RsirosS ~; Is do Ell Is
Beaver Mesaow Rsnrosd s5 Ni, Sde, +t. Ne~- Srest
Cos. Co az 90 Morris Canal 40 Is sehsy'lll Nav r.s
la do bS and Sss u Min-nhi Rsrss SEA- 100 tsas
!. md bslro.d ei y L.hsh Nav o. re- aoa CssA lt'
10 Nechsnics Btuk 80 lee Lehish Zinc LII Chester Ne-
ley Fsilross. e5 1t ~ do st, 500 N. IT -
f~ beari-sl Gee Csl.den and Ameo5 T. g ~. bS. a.
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LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT to the right Of citizenship 70 children Of eau
,ens Of the United Stses born out Of the limits thereof
bs es1 ~ Tie Senate osd H,sss u Rrprsseatass~ DH
onhse sfesss u AD~sea. N Conovsss osssDotsds !.
Ih pos heretofore born hereafter TO be bogn out OF
The hmi's and whoss fsthers
vefe or ssah 30 Il the dine Of their birth, esens OF As
United states shall b asepei and coaeA and barely
cseed TO Be esens OF the Uuited States; provided hss
ever that the rGh Of eiriIehp shall deseod
wbese fa'her pever ressed IN the United ststes
skc .fsd b Il f~tA~ o.sshl Thai any Who fht
iswfuls b nAurLse< under The sxisiss ls~s Married
vbe shAl be married TO ees Of the Uassd States, shs
b deemed and tai en- 70 " Q sitissa-
Approved Feb 10, ltSA
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-Fsb. H-Bsfore
Iudxe SIuART

Valentine Switser indicted for abducting female
named Josephine Gsoser and conveying her 70 house Of
rrostityton where detained aRs,nt her will
ed and acquitted the character Of the girl having been
shown to be very questionable . ,
Geo. Esd ,ler. indicted for stealing gold wstch,
and John Weehs breaking into the No ~ Pearl st
were each tried and acquitted . - =,
Charles Holman, indicted for stealing $40 worth
Of ess pleaded guilty to petit larceny aud wa sentenced
TO the Penitertisry for t~o nooths -,
Dennis Sullivan was placed on trial, charged with
having the 18th ut in concert IT'D oher s,taesed "a
vest boot and hat leaving him smost nAked Tho Jury bad
not ct late hour, agreed upon verdict
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DIED..

BARKER-On Tuesday. FEB. u.s. Es,hsais Barker IN as
Ia year Of his -,
The friends Of family Invited 70 sttend She fuash
from hI late r.sdenee No 81 Edritsss this trhandsy)
Afternoon a. o'clock With out further invitation
CHANHIHG-SgSdesly OF psrsiys1 % sunday F:s. H.
Harrisburg. Pa. William ChsnAins dssinssnoeo PnJ
seisn Of Esw-York ,.~
GOODLIFF-In thIs city Feb. IS James r 0oodid eyed
II years al months ,,, .,
rstivss ard fsuds Invited % attend be fassrsi %
Friday the 18th inst. 81 O'clock NJ iron MS sh ~"
ia.nes No IS I2tb q. vest Of 6'hsv
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eels carrying passengers would prove eminenhy serv
ioeable in tine OF ship wreck.
,nsenos Of The N. z. Tribune

Corrtsponsepoe Of The N. T. Tribune.
PoET JEFVERsOs. Tuesdsy. Feb 10, 1855.
In consequence Of the large qusoti7s Of floating
ice in the Sound, the Government Light-Shp OIL
S;raifofd Point has brol en- her mooriog- and drfed
westerly. Several sohocoers seen yesterday IN
the Sound drifting With 'he ICE Ths barb )r is closed.
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La " INTELLIGENCE
JURORS N UYIrgD STATES COURTS

An arrangement, has been made by which the Ju-
rcrs 4 the L. s District Court will b. summoned for
tire third week Of the term instead of the first week.
as heretofore Gentlemen on these panels vii no.
serve more thsn ten or twelve days The conpensa
ton is 81 to each Juror for each days attendance
irrespective Of the number Of causes tried.
We subjoin list Of n,nes Of the Grand snd Pe'rt
Jurors drawn for neI. Tuesday, the soA inst;
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c0rrpr CAIEHnA nay

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. sos 6l2. 5s7. 637. $40. oi9
al So 60 e62 1855 49, 2Is 49, s24 1884, lS Sos CSC SGT.
66s 67i to eN -. -,
Connos PLEAs-Psrt Nos 3is, 80, to 37s, 3al,
$50 Sss Part II-Nos sS7 SIS S4 to 3st 49, $50 SS7 So
CrRcrI1 CoURT. - Calendar not posted or stolen
the door The following b.lis,e ere the Nos $685.
1875 1895 1902 CSC 1889 1910 to 1876 1919 1850.
SUPREME CouRT-General Term.-Nos. "a, 80, 81
A. IS a to 50. - TO 81. . =.
US DIsTRIcT CouRT.-NOs. -, IA. %, 30. 81, 40,
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FoRrrGs PAUPERs-The Committee on Accounts
Of the Board Of SUPERVISOR in relation to bill now
before the Legsture, to compel the support by the
Commissioners Of Emigration, OF foreign psupes
who get into jsis, asylums, or hospitals, and intro
duced by Mr. Blstchford, to amend an act concerning
vessels coming to the City of New York passed May
5 ls47, reported in favor of extending the same to
Kings County. The report was agreed to, and the
Clerk was directed to transmit memorial asking the
Legislature to psss the sane.
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Advertisement. |
Esr.rr 0nr ra.ders wiIl nerc.ire he

REAL EsTATE.-Our readers will perceive, by
the In smother eoumn hu large
sale by ASTHosY BLEEckss Of Ur Town LoTs and BUILo
AGs ct auction comes Of THIS DAY, the 18Th inst At IL
O'CLOCK At the Merchants Exchange From all spp-nsnces
th. will be Of the sales Of the The prop
erty will Ne sold without reserve
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THE DIPLOMATIC SALARIES.

wssbiosco Correspondence Of The Phil North American
The bill reported by Mr.. Perkins. for the reforms
ton of our Diplomatic and Consular system author
ICES much more radical changes ,hao those wno have
not examined lis details are aware Of. II requires the
abolition If outfits and inf,s, and 6Kes the annual
compent alton attached to the several missions as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

Assregste pensafion OF twenty
and Ministers Resident. H<os ooc
The Secretaries to these legations are to receive
salaries of three grades TO wit: e2500, $4,000, and
81, 500 year.
The salary Of the Commissioner to the SAndwch
Islands in TO be % 900
Consps are TO be appointed at the folio wing places
and With salaries az subjooed under the prohibition,
however Of transacting business in their own names,
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

SCHOOL ExAxIsArIoss-THIRD DAH.-Yessertsy
Public school No In South sIrh ~ jersey City ". eI
.rnped There full stteoaspce Of pupils notvnsssn1
the nelemepey Of the weather TIE ALe Oepsrtn-n,
ths School h under the charge Of Mr. ferrneoa rnn
,io.I ard MICS A. " God A,assnt There are 1870 pu pills
sopneetei With There In the Female Dep.r'T.a, IA
scholars urder the tuoryhp Of Mss~s Cstssne Wtsoa
N A Kerrinder snd Amelia J. Hoarss Ia the Primary Do
rrten, th-re ss scholars taught By Misses ss Wood
bouse Packer The examinations Of thsse disrsni 90
rsrrr. ru were highly sstis.sctory.
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MosoroIY.-TRs kerark DAILY AdrertsIer mso-
ops the defeat Of the R.itan Boy and Bergen iro. es
R.rosi In the sensis rse.i.y Tbs ros1 w sesss.s
TO the Atlantic shore fron Rsrissn pay 20 ottsn
Iron orks Ocean Cosaty and favored y s'ne o. ne
who ensssd pr.ssas sss Az ns
The Rsitsr Bay ana Delaware Bay aAilrseA Ins Az tae
project pr.p.aiop COR end the s of ens
tens rsoad from New Brans ~ek - 8vefsoa on tne Ce
svsre In Burlington Comfy vii soon cone up ga ~
resdnE IN the House Any AMI neeepey nesas 80 %
psAed the Assembly but the seosfe eoess
vsiivs on s sueston another yesf WI % equifs
for. The Lss,urs VII fsly express the sss'insao Of sa'
people IL tais respect.
A bill 70 incorporate El1sbsthtsvs - City 49,
p>s,sI tie Aasnb.y .. .hs Nsv Jscssy LssbAss's
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Charge upon invoices and for vseiog passports
are abolished. Commercial agents are appointed at
about one hundred different poiDts to which our com
mesce extends Upon the whole, the bill effects
considerable savng 10 our diplomatic service.
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MARRIED.,

DAyIs-JENNINGs-A southport. Com. on Tussdsy,
FEB IS by Rev hr. Purdy. Chs. Davis OF ,hs sim
Of Bsbbdse New York TO Miss Hannah b. dA1sner
OF Lewis Jenninss Esq Of the former place:
WOODRUFF-FAREHAM-In East HARTFORD. Cora,
Feb rs by the Samuel Spring franklin Woedu0 OF
New YoiI to MSy only daughter a O. fHahsm E'q Of
the former place.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIFF. SIZE pUOTOGRAPHs on CASvAS.-Cai

met Medium and Miniature sizes eolored IN oil or wsereo
o. ~ perfect pleasing and durable Miniatures ivory
Copi-, sny desired size made from Dsruereoypes Paint
Prints The nes effects produced
this country exhibited 81 bKsDrs Gallery No Sos Broad
way over Thompson's Saloon
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

School AUTHORIZATIONS A statement in relation
10 school moneys was presented to the Board of SD
pervisors at the last meeting from the Department
Of Public Instruction At Albany which stated that the
school moneys in the State OF New York in the year
1855 amounted 10 o. 100 GAL So Of which there had
been sppor,oned 70 the County OF Kings &34 s55 H.
apportoned to the City of Brooklyn and County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

The LuyATic ASYLrx.-At the lat meeting OF
the Board Of Supervi-ors resolution was adopted
approprarng t4O0 for the purchase of IN organ for
the chapel on the County Farm. Ii wss urged in
favor tina, music had good effect on lunstcs con-
fined In the Asylum.
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CorRr OF OrgR AND TERxrsER-The trid OF
Michael Farley and wife for the murder Of Joanna
Dsrbee, during the fall of 1885, by administering
poison. was resumed in this Court yesterday, and 9
number of witnesses were called and examined on
the psrt of the prosecution. The same evidence was
seduced as on the former trial. The deceased vas
bosrder in defendants house in Boerum'st. previous
20 her death,
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COURT or COMMON rLEAs-F,s ia-sefor. Ju
SUI FOX Io,s NJ tpLLloiON'
William 4 Dodge ard others sst; John ste wart.

William T. Dodge and others sgt John Stewart.
Libelsnts say the bark Green Point, belonging to
them while on her wsy from the Chinchs ssnds 70 New
York Asgus, 1859 BY the Ioha Stewart snd
sunk Suit brou xht go os value Of vessel s1d
freight 10 said the John Stewart bound
from New York for Csso; she large vesssl of 10
tuns collision occurred curing the ssat sad the ship
cosd DO seen BY the bark much essr tsoes than tbs
reverse and that the fault wholly In the barb that The
was much Injured and bad snd claims with
loss Of freisbt &c have sussas injury Ia SO ~ To be
CONTINUED Fo< the hbesnt mes.a Stoushton ADD Wander
eli for defendant Mr.. Copder and Messs 0Cooor and
Fullerton.
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TIE NEwsBoY's CONCERT PosTPosED.-The con-
cert by the little Newsboys did not take place last
evening on account of the weather. Due notice will
be given Of the time when II will come of. The old
tickets will be received on that occasion.
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CIRCUIT COuRT-F.b I.-B.fore Judge Roosevelt

CIRCUIT COrRT-Feb l+-Bsfore Judge ROOSEVELT
NOTICE. OF PROTEST NOT IMPERATIVE on h0LiDi
Luther NJ MePusnd and another sst I. A Moakhoase.
To recover against defendant. as indorser on note
for ~ So msde BY William Fury, psy,e- 70 order Of De
fudsn and ndorsed by him The principal defense wasn't
OF notice protest The regular time said for protest
ing New Day but that being eodsy no
lice day The Court held that notice
protest nced not be given holiday bat t sune,ent
next busn, besides which Il Is said dfend areed to
psy the note Verdict sntii in amount For plssna
M VIM W Nathrop; for defendant Mr. Z. B. LAmoresaK
SUIT FOR CoLLTsI0S.
Christian n Seaman and lube sgt Ell Kelly
The sloop Rensselaer,, on her way frsm Rondout,
Ulster Co. Hartford with load Of coal struck BY the
steamboat South America belongn 10 defendant neH Csd-
wells Landing Norb River, ls before dark in JULY 1879
the having barely tre TO take to their boat
sad bosid the steamboat Action brought sGsnst the
the South Anercs recover sso-beins IS sc
the oop 30 and bssuc- for loss
Of profits Sc In defense denied the steamboat TO
blame To be Continued Fer plaintiff Mesr smith sud
W Q Morton; for defendent MesFs. d. b. Co~'" anu
{ Iores
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Advertisement

ANsoN's DAGUERREOTYPEs. large size. for 90
cents colord and in case the are taken for
cents equal those tsaen for 80 eewhers Remain
Der Assoss No. 9 Broadway opposite Mstropohsn Hotel
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OpERA-MR. HAcKETT.-Three more nights-see
advertisement-will finish Mr.. Hacketts great oPe-
ratio scheme with Grisi and Mario. The perform
ances will be only three in number at the hetropo
tan Thester-F Friday, Saturday and Monday next
Semiranide will be the last opera given-and then the
curtain falls upon the greatest tragic songstress and
the greatest tenorSn the world.
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CITY ITEMS.
town.

ILLNESS OF JrDGE EDwARDs.-This distinguished
urt of the Supreme Court has been lying for several
days a. the point of death His illness dates from an
abscess. resulting from over.eIertion at the gymna-
stun. This was successfully treated by Drs. Camo-
cbon end johnson; but while the Judge was in course
of recovery he left home for New-Haven, against the
advice Of his physician to attend the nupals Of his
sister. On his return be was stricken down with
typbus fever and up to the last accounts was lying in
a very precarious condition, although his case was
progressing favorsbly.
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Mr. Chatfeld reported yesterday as being in very
dangerous condition, lie, we are informed, doing WELL
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ExGoveenor Wn. Biger has been elected Prssa-
dent Of the Sunbury and Erie Rosd, vice tho Hsa-
james Cooper resigned.
A Committee of Inquiry has been appointed In u
Assembly at Albssy. on charge made against ~
Harlem Railroad Company Of eIssTtisn from way
passenger.
The ridiculous story in morning journd tsst tAs
Illinois Central Railroad Company has twice mort
xsged come Of it, lsnds and that the Company hes -
nseotiou 10 buy the Chicago, st. Charles and hnss-
sippi Railroad, is simply bosA.
Tho deb. Of North Carolina according to the stsss-
mept Of tho State Treasurer, 10 $50 30. The
debt to be increased to % So, 50 BY the sale u
Oil COO bonds for The bens6s Of tho Weldon ssA
Gss<en Railroad, and the Eesse snd Tar Rivers, saA
Of 1000 bonds fes the North Csrsiias RailessA.
The Trss.srer Of opinisa that ass 1855 As prssest
souroes Of revenue WI b insufficient 70 supply ths
want Of the Treasury he then recommends that pro
vsioa bs nsds iee - sdsquats Increase
The jssben Of PAilaAslPhis ars sass nsvhy u t.
vsr Of shots orsdih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

GsASp LARcySY-A colored man, named HIATT,
a., pr,nen vs. Yesterday arrested charged nth sesns es
fron Mr., Mar ksormsn residing No " E~f
~ The nousy ~ the complainant ~ tae es
Of q sceussl whs rsesivs3 fren him saa ~ w esen
- by Jgsaes Drsaaas fer H1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

The CHARGE AGAINST WM. c. VALESrISE-ln
consequence Of the absence Of the T. s. District At
torney, who has gone to Washington, the further
hearing in this case is postponed until next week,
when it is likely decision will be had in the matter.