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FRANKS or JUSTICE BOGERT.

The annexed communication was, yesterday m )rs-
ing. received from Lieut. Willis,on, Of the Fourth
Ward by Mayor Wood, relative to the discharge OF
prisoners by Justice Bogert;
FOURTH DISTRICT STATION Housr, April ?. 1855
The hos Fernando Wood Mayer:
desire ctuly call your attention - The fol-
loving facts ss they Rave b, co reported to
Ofc.r Thonyson SuBdy sresed go boys niued John
Holmes Wright sg.d respectively. H. sd years,
.ro masns his statement the Judge asked him che oh:er II
be bad Ltvtr pitched pennies and iums Ell tht was ty
10 sir, beyi foI Aug oftnses and saying father
ths ne hs Judse bod often pitched pennies On sunday In
the Psrk tie tbeIeu,on disohsJ ged the byt
SOP After Officer 6sunAh-n arrested John Mccarty for
shooting marbles in the street rh. time the Mas.trse Sc
very repruanded the boy. hut finally AZ bis the boys
fsfb.r'. request he let younS McCsIiy
Ofeer Bedden ~ o'cl, ca arrested Geo Fsrre for
dorcrly conduct breSig and destroying property This
officer oetsu,d from l TO near oeIoes r NJ there
being no Magistrate to take the charge.
AtSt NJ officer Bulds requested crowd Of persons on
the sidewalk to per-e On Of them suutsi the officer
that he when he got ready aud sid; Go on Dueh
nsr voc attend ~ your buscess and III attend TO niue
The man beos himself oi-ordety aud ioeing disorder IN
ohtrs Finally th~ officer esed Sathes dcCAuy-.nd on
tstipe him before discharged the nsg
trse u Inns the officer hA MeCsTy had good hight Ia The
street he had These tbnss are ve'y ennosos sn1 as
Honor prevent idle crowds from congresstoE 10 the streets
bloch up the sidewalks to Preyeat boys fro Pcnns
pennies playing marbles spinning to" &c on Suady
doubt that larse msoTi OF the officers 10 hs osnc'
snxou, do all thtr power 10 reo'et Soa ecent ser
IN carrying your ioess and measures Of etormaon
they their Independent energy and whsn
not properly sustained
Fxcu,, for snerosehns time but hsve been
impesd the hope that might give one minor
point which you were not fully posted
Tbee tbibgs daily spd snow tse effect they have In
sripplios the efficiency o. the Policeman -
With great respect Wh 5 "lLLtSION
Lieut. of he ltth DsIict
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tvdy seton Of this Corocsr mit;ste 70 the ilsry u
these men sid take from them their common riysts-
la ooh ing az toe psss il viii b. ths has NOT
be.n n..ved by the swOrc OF the ,Dqueror but 81
A power which silently binds men byis decisions,
While the Law shrieks 10 vain O. be heard and asks
fr the msuiensDce Of its righs. Ii V the truth tat
these uen demand by the exsminson, and i, ssll De
lorr before your Honor vii say they are 10, entitled
to II In r-sard 10 Judge Edmoods he has s,oo -
ore Of the brightest umiuares ~ the ssnch - sno~n
b, bis various decisions Whatever msy hsve been
BIS IBIS; rtunss or bis foes, si0ce there IN ,as,
NETT reered in this which will stand throughout al
time; ard no opinion tbs; be has pressn'es 70
irsugh, With more wisdom or more humanity hsn ths
ore which hiss been Alluded 70 10 this case.
The Coroner properly committed these men Tor en-
Summation. That examination tried % get.
Gen y. concluded by ga, ing that he could state n,
more. The csss is clesr. TIE irrpgul.risy ia the
caS that the Grand J7ry found this bill while the
men were in the jurisdiction OF another power. beors
that power hal got through With IT, and that s
irreculariiy which the decision referred to saii
fatal hope that brillisat Illustration OF the lay
vii not be disturbed, and your Honor will rew Zoe
yourself similar monument 70 ihst. Gen. y. made
sr eloGun Mt close 70 bis remarks Of sb;a the alovs
i. sn outline.
Thee men ha said. are entirely icnocsnt OF the
crime ard in order 20 ensbe them 20 show thar tnis
IL q csse We ssk ths, this indictment be qusshei
II is II only rtmady which IS ! li US
Mr. Desliu handed some authorities 20 The judge
On inquiry ss 20 when the Court would render rs de-
ci-ion Judge G. sad he was not prepared TO state.
The probability is we understand tina, will DO rem
de, Ad on THURSDAY.
TIE Court then adjourned
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NJ a pfsTRIcT CDTRT

Panel O Grand DIS ct Count u States 70 ap
rear on aoudsy the sd Ap inst II A. 81 Pay 81 per
ditU: 49, -, . ~
olpson P Lee. T II. Nessenget r w. Olyphsnt, r.
Becs d +. Baker, ]. Bosart. l.. c. Garter. r. Cpns
] B. Collins. j. Is. Bsynes. " Terbel Scbessiogr
f. CLARK. ). :. Aibro. J. Babbitt. W Allen Pnms
T. ~ Burger. A. Voss, B. Litt'e. Addnston Reel, o.
Bsyle. c Waudeu. Robert Henry.
Pane Petit Juror. for District Court United Sstes % sp
pear on Thundsy 18th April inst st IL A. NJ Pay ~ psr
diem: =. . 49, -.
D. Bodebheim-r w Richards. N Kimbsu. 0ustS
Eer,grst =. ". Toupkns,r Gushing, @ ID Livtng.to' j.
p Raher A. Hszey " n. BHgu d. ddebtsnd, W simo,s.
r. Knsfh.de. Tyses bsros A Estes. serb
per A. Jswett Z. Adams, II. QnEG Rafferty, Civhi.
" Lord " fody,C CHRIST, ?. Beaumont, Jams Cham
hers p c. BOYER 4 Vsnohl n. Sander, Phillips, j. H.
Morsau W 5. Haste. + Solomon W. seaman. J. >.
Reiuhar, Hsnffed \. Dow. ii j. Lovet', A boso, L.
Erazar- ]. P RIB pson. z. " 1nt0ts.
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TuEsDAY, April 3-P. n.

IILsDAfI AprH u. M.
The rumors Of TIE suspension Of Messrs. Page &c
Bacon, az well exaggerated statements of the
amount of gold to 90 by the steamer tomorrow, had
depressing effect upon the Stock market this morn
ing but the amount Of business was large. In Erie
the transactions quite extensive the market fa-
ing of to 50, decline Of cent, but closing q
500. Reading fell of p cent. New.York Central,
/; Hudson River, Z, &c. Cleveland and Toledo
was buoysn and advanced to 7ol; Michigan South
ern, seii Michigan Central, sal. Nioarsgsa an
Cunbersad were heavy The lstssg FL eG n III,
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COrrRT cALrNDAR-THIs DAY.

CoMNoS PLEAs.-PaIt Mos. 70, 40, ITO. 2os,
S3s 855 ~ Az IS 46, ~ 4}9 4io al, az Pnt II
A. &C. 265 $40 SAL 33, ST. SSl Sel Je' S96 5s' w.
iOl. - .
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 90, 1922. ll9, 100, l23 70
1871 1873 1884, 1877 i39 10 1il IA 49, t. ii9 ISL i5s 5t
E5 ST. 49, 1891 l69 100 le2 1853, 1874 1885, 67 l6S no. Ill.,
li2 lr5. IA. -
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 1914, 3se, 80, I'll, 1886.
l776 TO 1894.
SUPREME CorRr-SPciai Ierm-No. IA, and from
SO 20 the eud Of the Calendar
L. DISTRICT CoURr Nos. -, 2, 10, IA to 30
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Tie richness of styles OF new Spring DRESS
GocDs E, Meus CHAs. HEARD cos No SOL Gfaad't IS
u1yfrsy scsuoW edsed far tupe.f sny other s
establishment Rich Iuds Craze SHAwLs, (plain and
bCde,d In rlices varying O s. 70 10; plain 0ak
tIoe .de plaid A. stripe SILEs 81 - rich pra
Cashmere sHAwLs 81 -; rsh PerH.n Clio
Cbsis anc Mun de LANES At peg yri and o.hef II N
Dkss Goops 10 the ratio o. pop ttion o. prices are
ug uuner offered TO the lovers Of neat
500 ss'e Dr-ss Goods the hors-seepefs de
paiiu eut Of this Establishment wanting IN attraction - the
economist. PufeIrish Linens. nsees Quilts snd Counter
panss Fuslsh Domeitic Log Cloks-shoTs cstaiosus
OF low pIice. truly Astonishing
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A communication was received from the stone-ms-
sens employed on Randals Island, raised from sl IS
10 60 per day. the standard price. After some con-
versstion the matter was referred to the Committee
with power.
A Communication was received from the Physicians
Of Bellevue Hospital asking that two orderes be re-
tanned there Ia resolution having recently been
adopted to discharge ell the employees at this lnstitu-
tion.)
Gov. DUKE objected TO the reappointment Of any
OF these persons As il was bad precedent TO psss
resolution and then act directly contrary Immediately
after.
GOV. Du0Ro said the same thing had been done at
Randalls Island; resolution adopted last sum-
msr 70 discharge all the female help at Randall
Island that hsd been transferred there fro the Work
House, Ptntentsry, and other Institutions, on the
ground that many Of them improper persons and
In the place Of psuper labor to employ proper vomsn
for the Management Of the children; that after dis
changing these women, (sons Of whom, hs said, were
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL rFSN-Apsil
Before Judse BoswOsrE
DECISION

The ReruNlic Ct Mexico az Practise, De Arssro,s
The defendant received the g. 900 go on beh at OF
Mexico paid il bs me United States Government He de-
~ zoo which he tst.osd snd net
fuit brought zsan- hlm to recover after,
behalf the Mexican Government He he'd 20 bal IN
$aotcp hue she hsi r6a 20 81 no. he comes IN
saiirs similar uit hs' heeu Instituted sssi,s
hin ir Mexico and be bss believe the rseo sut 10
PROSECUTED seanst him wi'hcu sufsofy from the Meresn
Cow spt sud he that the party disclose ,aer an
,horiy or fhe compliant be dismissed II sppsas the suit
uAs hv the neNcan Minister. and there Is oof that
been arrested IN any sur commenced Mexico
sc Motion GtLed.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMSuOUsE.

The Board Of Ten Governors held their regular
weekly meeting at their rooms in the Rotunda, yes
to-day afternoon. Present Cows Townsend, Ora
per, Ttmann, Duke, Dugro, Henry, Taylor, West
end Smith.
The acquisitions show the following number of per-
sons remaining in the various Institutions under the
charge of the Governors for the week ending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

sss Ee,nods stt Charles Bsboe and number Of others
Several OF the Inhabitants of Flushing and vicinity
stared ard tubist,d . card In September lsS slssns ion
proper conduct the part % p.ntf Csptsin OF the ',,n
h,s' Island Git, presto nroo the steamboat snoch Oen.
hoh Flushing for Newfo and endeavorins 70 drive
her CT R.nsss Island sso In s'rsns st.nss snd
running into the D. 10 alleged The card called upon
the h- Island City place her man,sement IN the
care of person would regard the n add safety OF
and and sns theuseves not 20 tshe
pnss- their families 70 take passage 10 sNd
seAboat f.aod Cry till the popust'rs placed her "a ths
h 4, some person whom said have COZ hiepce
Pi.nuf claims have been much Injured by the puohcs
ton OF said card and bring. action damages at
81 go.
Ia def uss u said that the defendants Ia
the boat srd subjected they thought 10 Ees dagger
ard 10 ssrm sna hst they u'1sd Ia the course they
70, K The case Is on. For psntn, Messrs A Russell
and John Author: for defendants Messs rsssrd Piah.
psy and Chas U lonor
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BROORLY N ITEMS.

A fire broke out in the grocery store of Thomas
OBrien on the corner of Hudson-sv. and Plymouth
e., shortly after o'clock yesterday morning. The
stock was entirely destroyed aud the building was
considerably dsmsged. In consequence OF the high
wind, it was fesred that the whole would become
igned but THO Ieh the exertions of Eogne Co. No.
Q ard Hose Co 5, principally who obtained water
f.om TIE Gss House, the adjoining buildings were
aveJ. The damage sustained Will reach about 81 500,
mostly insured.
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CITY ITEMS.

A SINGING" DoDGE.-A company OF " fast msa,
under the appeation of the Browne Ministries,
ADVERTISE through town to give an Ethiopian Con
cert last pis ht al the Gothic Hall, No SIG Broad-
way. As usual, a considerable number OF persons
purchasing tickets Of admission at the door at 70
cents esch-foch cd 10 the entertainment. But 10
when the hour "to commence approached, the g%-
lights were put out, and an announcement made that
there would be performance that night Ofcourse,
The audience demanded their money back, bat we're
refused. Immediately uprosrous confusion ensued,
which might have eHded seriously but fr the tmsly
aid OF the police officers who compelled the crowd to
difper'e, telling them to summon the parties who had
thus sTndled them, before the Mayor for justice.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

JtKsEr CITY MAYoRALTr CONVENTIONS. - The
Nbig Convention me, at Wildwood Hall. last even
inc and dominated candidates for the Charter Elec-
ton on Tuesday next Ex.At. George Ford pre-
sid.d The following nominations were made; For
N.yor Jsmes Marine; for Wster Commissioner, H.
NJ Trsphagep; for Collector. Lorenzo Jsqun,i for
Ase,scrs Ira Clark for the Fist snd Second Wards,
and J.nes Gopsill. for Third and Fourth WARDS for
School SuperiLteLdert the Rev. Charles Hoover
Mr.. Marine has accepted the romln.tlon for Mayor.
The Democratic Convention met st the Engine
House. junction of York and Gregory SIS. Geo. Z.
Gutter presided and Julian P. Chaotic was Secre-
t.ry The Convection nominated the following An
9idstes for the Charter election:
For Mayor Selah Hill; for Wafer Commits oner,
John Grfiths; for School Superintendent, W William
Powers for Assessors p. ID |room for the tlrs, and
Second Wards, and Sam. Bicgart for the Thitd and
Fourth Words; for Collector, Jesse Plstt.
pRypkRArIoss FOR THE CHARTER ELECTION ~
HosoyIx-The friends Of Charter ss svenisf the
Teuu Hal speons comm sttes 70 maze nouinAtioIs OF
.h.rsr eneers for the election the 10Th inSaat ny.
shsed presided Coo n,ees eonSnf Of sT psfsors no q
e.eh OF tie vNds desxnsted who "a eonscs
fr their respeev. wards nd BODY select eknddstss
the city osea Half Of the members Of the 80
Denoersts and hall hsA They vii report on SATURDAY
nifht 81 the Town Ball
me epposents Of the charter net ct Pousefs Deme
cratic esucss nd appointed eomnitse 81 ~ ron esen
vsrd sscet essddses fos The wA snd sC e@ees sla
report sstvsfsv sysains asx', q rsu9sAA
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Advertisement |

ETY. end a. the very prces for c,sh Velvet Tapestry
SPY ana Ins-n Carpats from auction OCoths p feet
vide ani Under Vx ROWE. IT, 29 Hudson st., Spring
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WINDOw-SHAD MANUFACTURERS
rupyte,- Of m ,orsic,s Lace snd Muslin Caans D.mssss
Buff Hollands, &c.
KITTY FRRGUsoS.
Eo,. 2s9; srosiwsy -nd - Hes9s-st,
are Offering Inducements % parchsse Of the above
roois Ali kinds Of window Shades inside order. Oar 81
ps Nor r1anueeturrg facilities en,bs keep the reputt
non .ssys haiof teins the cheapest house In the
States
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EJEcTIyG LADY IRON CHuRcH-An aged
,ud respectable wonsn Maria sebbins made
psnt before Justice T. smith ys'sresy sgaast samuel
Rotirton " Brsdoio George do nes snd JO1a Byrne,
Policemen Of n. IIld Dsct. and William swain. Johu
Noghess Jr ard Frances n. Bovine officers Of the Middle
Dutch Chu-ch Harrison St chsrEnE them wi:l false i'm
ponmsut II sppeAs from he, staten snt, thai she hid
been IN the habit attending meeting 10 she old bulldog
ner Of Cour, and Buer before the cation took
se.lon Of their rev build 10 Hsusonst, which they
occupy ADD that ,he paid the rent Dr her ssat regl
larry q, It became due. Before the c1nesston reOy-d
Huser ed tbs. 81 persons hDdI0E IN the
olo church the cgrspordnz number IN the
tudlns ~ paving rect the cue; he
mid The uoul cOndered Ms st-bbins
10 III new church Sunday morning March before
vice had comm She ~ the door ~ M Sw. m
VT toe her could oe:upy ths number s.t she
a. bat could sake toward the door sns In.
lated On taking the uuntr she hsd formerly occapd sad
tn officers Il the church had her sesteS BY the police ,nd
taten 10 IL. a0r House, where she names Ia t1- cells
until n o'eick she then bersed. 10 the aftern1on
abe came % he church ant refused admance By
the d,scrps WHO sent for the police, and 'he again ~
re.d md e fued cells until N o'clock Al niEnt sA7n
Hs, yoofhre. ard swain apDd for and Obtained her 70
esse N tho promise she would dsrb the consregs
ton sin.
The complainant the only witness eIsminei Ehen the
css- vts a. joufDec ill., ntxt No dsy ,- -,
The defense il stated Be thr the ~ornaa = no. 10 der
h pd ard ha continual Annoyance 70 the eongrr-
zstion for a time
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lAtyertiseueutI -
RIAKE'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, NO. lI9
Pc "a. bsss % Paints
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Ger Being 8 stranger in he City, and uorcfusinted
with lis Localities. he kDeF not WIS; TO DO 10 the
premises. While coatAtDg upon toe subject, lit'le
boy Who bad vitbe- sod the transact o. volunteered
10 cor duct Ire coun'ryman to the Mayors otfce.
They imnecis;ely eit the sore, followed By one Of
tie Pfter.Furks Zho frequently shook hs ist At the
urcbin for interfering with the auction business.
Tie hoy and courtryrsn csrne 10 the Mayors Off e.
End the latter stated the csae TO Justice Piercy wh)
is mForsrly occupying the poG:.on Of Justice o.
bonn After relating the cir lmssrces Of the sEodla
TIE tmAr-Cutier aid he Eas anxious TO % home b.
the steamer in tie afternoon He hsd only limited
sns, and could not 7enen'ly nsin IN the City,
Oiicor Mckinney was teen dispat he'd With his vic.
tim TO TIE mock suctioreers to make them di'gorge
upon his srryal at the store, and making knoFn his
business, the " wstch-dealers" gave back the si0
with remarkable poiteness. The party presently re-
tuned to the Mayor Office, and the couutryman re-
ceivtd bis money from tie officer. Justice Percy
TOLD him that he bad received aleseon which he hoped
would not soon be forgotten.
ARRIVALS Among the recen. s-rivais n town. we
notice the following
Attic AsToR HoVsy-Arsrer Ingi. Middle Esddsn:
K.ii'sg Boston; Smith, New London; d Nc ,.,tay,
syrscu.e; Ttos Bedle. PM ph-; : Pond. Hsrt
fore; Baylor WAshnsor Osr. Peasants PhuidelPhsi
N. HeGshe'ty. fsnusyiyAra; aos Carney C5cinuss o
A. the htTKoPoLITkS-W. F. Deyo1. Cieein1si " n.
Asneu Phii.o, l9t.a James D. Morrison. Ilnos MAJOR
{ R,,hesV Philadelphia: WsdsEsH Bccisco. hg,s II Lee
sstcp Vt,hirgtou. D. WsikiEs ssvAanss; DanEle
,on AlsJsldFa Cal Rhodes ST Louis; Carlton Gates
Boston; c d Co;tn. Cincinnati
AtuesT SlcHoLAs HoTEL-Dr Getty. L ARM; Cha%
" Cro,hy san FTaue.seo, Bslches G-ogs; j. Stol Hut
scr: Dr. = Lewis PL.s6-leiis; Col B.ser Connecticut;
n. Aroli Oh e.so Jesse z. smith. PHI sds'phs; A
shernes Sewburshi Nsef jay Bsd,o, j. A. Dickson SA-
tin
the CoLLANosE HoUsE-Dr I. Psg-, New CLEANS
n. r. n PM IN Rar
MIwsrse.; u. q. Fey Newport, z col J ' c. Bow
ditch. North Caroline; Tncm-s California Thus Il Greg
or. Posg 'ke.p.ie; Hon. d hent, Lima, Y.
ATTENPTED Suicide A man named Inos. Ford
sitenp;d succs ysfcay mor8nE a. his rodiea;e No 20
spnns IL by fhas.iug himsef the SIDE with pistol
ekIg <cund 1fctsd and gi dogb-. Prove t.ta
The cause Which Induced the rash at 10 unkrowa
f.dvettseDent.I
IEARY & Co.. Art Ilatters and Vendors to Gen.
teneu Stores Altor House BrosdWs7. ~ Y.
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Aager''semeli
Isood beneath Lo'loS tree,
TIE wiri q; ho.loE blew;
though, upon the hollow world,
al fs. D. ff.eu r-aur


thought up0n the hollow world,
al 70 How crew.
But even these thought, are less hollow than
the pref ens people hi. ~od aud then ven,
or 10 cossfe upon thinfs ard the a
fol bonA fds efAn placed 10 ny Hnes the Dillerreisu
Lrts RooT 10 Brosiwsvhe who saws ~ Can MAKE a
good Jcuresps doe What be .aya RooTs PHoTOGsAPHs
ana DAGUEHREoTYFEs, No. S6i Bfoadssy
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FAsTss YouR DoON'-Lss evening about 7
O'Clock, while the family Of Mr.. Basse, reading ct
ks. 72s Hcsstoa st., wsre n the parior with several
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ftdverftseDfnti
LEARy & Co.. Art Hatters and Vendors to Gen.
tsuep Stores Altor House. Bro.a~sY. y.
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SoSs OF TEMFERAScE.-The ceremonies Of install
ip III. feer. Divisions the sons Of temperance n)s
done oren nstesd secret hereto lfe-st -as sah
h.s besp tf- c.se instance. n this cry L. h.h
Plymouth Division which meet. 10 tire ra.l over tu'oasV
ysrlet installed officers for the ensuing qui-r before
Uv.,d sds-wad The evening previous Washing; Dvisi9n
No .Sntted visitors witness s!m. ceremonies % which
orc,.on N,s, Alexander Campbell snd Henry "sfasr o.
f.r.d lddr,.. made By TIE Worthy Psrseh OF ne
F..rsr Dop Of tie and geutenen nnach TO the
grs caon VI The ladies' sne gentlemen H'' iaelos'i present.
CornT OF SEssIoNs.-rhis Court did not az yes
.s,v +, Consequence OF the elec'ion-tns Aosaie
Ju,tcss % the Bench being therefore nsces'ay soea|
apRysrs BY IHE PoLGCE.-Tbe number OF s--es,,
Tose on Saturday SID sunday for drunsennea VI.
sr,rr, ard tsntLE. amounts 20 81.
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swIyDLIsG 4 CouSrRrhAs.-A man hsilng from
the State of Maine, farmer and tmber-cutter, wen.
into a mock auction store in Brosdrsy, yesterday
morning, and purchased watch for the sum Of 81.
Finding that instead Of silver, be had been chesied
with pewter wstch, be demanded return OF his
money. A dsiDteres'ed individual s, his side, how
ever, induced him to exchange his bargain for bet
ter watch, by paying % more. The poor fellow
sheled cut the difference in gold dollars. Upon an
ipspeccu Of the article ne found II va no better thss
the nrst The farmer now hsd his eyes opened, and
saw that be wa done for" He again demanded
bis msney, which wa sssia refused BY the auction.
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visitor' sirgpg and Otherwise smu'ing th-mselves,
some one ct more tieses ont'rei the bsseuen, door,
stieh b'd been esreesy len usfastens d. aud bel ped
ueUstise- 70 one blue cloth ov,r-coa', tF0 black
clo'h ove'-coas, one dark beaver over-co4, and tEo
spring osercoe, Of DARK cIn.h. These articles we're
hanging upon The stsnd in tho uppar hal, and il is
supp"sed Mat the tb.eve. End n nothing they could
cary q II the taseu.er'. -de their way stair
eDo after helping themselves 10 the property Shove
mentioned, escaped by the front door TDe visitors
cid Dot discover ihesr loss until abou: to e4ve the
house, when TO- and behold not ve-tige Of their
elePsn Shsnghsi- TO he -een sDd they rere com
PEELED to 20 shiverpg through the chilly plight air TO
their re-tsctive tbcdes. TIE thieves we're doubt
l,s- in soue hurry az tbey left both the baeuent
arc front COors oQeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

HIGHWAY RoBBEKY.-A few mornings since Miss
Ward, Of No. % North Moore-st wss going through
West Broadway, when two negroes seized and held
her, while another foroibly took from her hand ;
pure containing IS, and all then ran of. She re-
sisted and called for help, but came TO her az
.stance. Yesterday having heard OF the arrest OF
Alex Grant, a colored man. for bling Mrs Collier,
of No. IS Beach.st, in the street in the daytime she
vert 10 the Lower Police Court and identified him
as one of the gang that robbed her. The accused Is
now awaiting tIal on both charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
AERNALs -Among the reeep. s-rirals n toxa. ve

ATTEMPTED Suicide A man named Thos. Ford
attempted succe yesterday mor3nE a. bis roiea'e No -
spnns il BY hss.ips himss.f the SIDE with pistol
sbc Ncund afcisd and gl. dogb psose ista
The cauis shch Induced .he rash at 10 unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

STABBISG AFFRAY BETWEEN WoNES.-Ha-riet
Douglas, colore0 woman, wss yesterday arrested,
cha ged With stabbiDg Rachel williams, also color
cd, resGiDg at No. 52s Pearl-st, in the head and
breast with a Dirk knife, infieting severe injuries
1t is alleged that the sccused entered the apartments
of complainant and accused her OF stealing shirt
from her clohes-ne She denied the charge, and
wss immediately attacked aud stabbed as before
stated. The prisoner was taken before Justice Con
oily and committed for trisl.