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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29
BROOKZYN ITEMS.

CoScERT-BEsrTIT FOR THr Poor A concert
will be given at the large hall Of the Odeon, in Fifth
ST., thu Monday evening the entire receipts to be
applied, through the Relief Department for the ben
tf, Of those now in suffering condition. Two hun
dred performers vocal and instrumental, have volun-
teered their services free Of expense and the affair will
be exceedingly attractive and decidedly the riches.
musical treat that has taken place in Willsnsburgh
for some years. The of the hall has been gener
ously rendered by TIE proprietor, Mr.. Theall.
There are no about 500 families, comprising some
1900 souls who receiving aid through this depart
men', and he Lumbers are constantly increasing.
The fund.- Of the Treasury Of TIE Relief D. partner.
are nearly exhausted and unless our citizens continue
ther liberality few weeks longer, immense suffering
Iust eLsue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

RIVER AxD HARBOR EscROAC HMENTs The Conn.,
.e appointed b. the wYort Legislature 20 ezsHne Into
the subject epcsoschmen's the h-rboF OF o
as be repreened e. the capitol u New erseJ Ia the per
zen @, Sir l. Nerrarn. II is desired that smar Committee
ma, be Appointed BY the New ierey Lssst1re, 81 c3n1t
WITH thar Of the bst method Of preventing se
Achmens IN the future and sstabhiss exeriot h9ss
beyond which whuves docks may not DO extended Ias
mater in which Rev JeneJ deeply coEcefned IS the
ha privileges Of Jersey City tosethsf nth tae haoofs .,
RsIan Bay the inn waters o. tns hl sAd MYERS arc o.
ar wing importance IN = commercial view.
The intention Of the Work Lesss'ufe 10 mar )nn
on be s2poaied ser the prehainay Of tns
hneuts be recommended BY them TO their respective
I,isI.urs. This Commission IN connection with one % DC
,nsont,d bv Ne J.Isey will be authorized 20 provide Tor
toe faure Of the whole ms,ie x PSssesa,
Filor. Jus.e sa7sge Wahr gton Hunt John q spseeef
ara Judse Bronscn have bee, names ~ Gentlemen WHO I
re Of thsmJ Will probably ets.T.e me msuoe' n T., ne
; CrssorT 81 and Thomas u. hoIsey, az members OF ths
Couu!son iIs1 New JeIseT.
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Us. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE DEC. n.
ALLEGED SLAYER.

A man said 70 BE- named l.. Kraft hs1 been injected
In the o. g. Court at achmond Va =. being co9c armed n
the African Slave Trade snd squsiiol sent on % This CJ
10 "a arrest On 3alscay be arrested By Dapgy aaf.
~ Horton foo<ing afisy made BY Pergon said
10 have been n the voyage VIII lin, VIZ.
Rsymnnd Knowles being duly sworn, says that hiaft,
wto otherwise called Fafs csptsn OF the American
schooner Advance Which csgured the coast Of africa
In the month Of NovenbeT le52 being engaged IN the
saye,r.ds That the SID deponen - iafornsd aud be-
eyes he said KTs o,hefEise sled Fs,ei n the month o.
sep-nber asa At The pcg OF New York did Tor as II and
others a., equip oss AID otherwise prepare ne sad
schooner Advance 70 sail from said port iot the plpo's 81 cs
se q procuring Africa the inhabitants theresa 20 Be
SspcTed to some foreign PLACE 70 De -. qf a.
slaves IA ,Iy.'D $500
The .ceusea mitted and held for ~ Animation
ADAAss EXPRESS LETTERS.
r.. n.ft Attoraev this forenoon On the application OF
Adsu eeady referred TO- CONSULTED TO 'cad tls etes'
hich have tsen retained 10 the 20 asas'
oaTse AID hsy have bes daily de iyeEs4 70 The psres
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LAW LNI'ELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR couRT-J.n. n-GsSzE.L TEAx--PrsEss;,
AL the judges.
rAxD wARRhXTs.

SUPERIOR COuRT-J.n. T-GsNzRL IEAN--Pffs;I''
AL the judges
DECISIONS.
LAND WARRANTS.
Woolrey, c. 81, set Wsshburn aud others.-Io re-
v., ~ sa.ss;ee on the sals o. soldiers aniwsr.ota
ye,oi- ts for rlE1tss .2d the case h2s
Sropht ~. Court Of attorney sccopansa -
and Plsnrs cscs.e upon tns WARNS oso1s
ir 70 themselves wseress they tot up IN flselsl
rare sra Court how tie sn csr be tatc
,.,,A New 1isl ordered. Plln:is sJ iEsrd 50 As TO
.hox he Gsa- nsuIs Of tie Ease.
SUIT YCR ALIsoSY, &C.
Mary Ann Cook AT. Truman Cook Wm. B. sexles E.
Plaintff formerly the wife Of rIann Coof sae 90
tped divorce from aim In OefoSs 1919 and hsd 90. Jaa
men, slars, bin fo1 upward Of sl2eeO fes slony me
:, ion a. 10 which returned unsAsaed Soc esh7 10y.
Cont ssiiag that ssgnment male BY sst Iaman
TO MesGs sehss, his partners Of cns bali OF vel, ~ 80
p.spt which hsd been owned ~ him be SCI ssse' 2.
srouDa frst ,hss ssid assignment ws made VIZ ~
kinder s,d delay creditors; sad. seems tnst 'ne
10 rnsas N fact in truss for himself ana 80;
eorseqr< atty, % sssinst creditor. Al We = 80. -
failed Q vereict, AID sp2esii 49,,
TIE court ecrsSe that the ast ground Of
- rsin,s.ned for the that The ~ ~ 81, ~
nesrly year before the commencement o. D.s All. sc
,ersoa pss. 30 ss.,al creditor shs "ns a' s4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

INV CAUSE OF CoxPLAIsr.-We understand
that number of iquor-cealers make serious COM
plain. of lois Of property By shutting up week ago
yesterday. Not being accustomed to suspend bu-i-
ness they neglected to keep fire. in their stores in
consequence Of which their liquors froze up, bursting
casks, bottles, &C., and causing grea; loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

fvRf WATER VS.. ALcoHoL.-In the course Of his
sects on Water, Prof Slimsn gave his testimony.
eAtuht agaipst the use of alcoholic beverages.
.ss Sny huid proper TO be taken into the stonsch,
:. N9 may DO safely used, is pure water There is
usssaer poison than alcohol and the nearer the
.suy inhibed 10 red sced TO an indntesimsl amount,
49,. "tnef Oh The drlaker from its dangerous Of
implies no nutrment, and the human sys-
eism.ss % Impaired by the Introduction Of such an
Rochester Democrat.
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fkdve-tisn-nti
IN az The Studio ~ an t-+isr fha

Happening in at the Studio of an Artist tHe
ether fund hin engaged in serstrhing Pene1s sad
retouclBf number Of small rzsd PhooSsphs which grre
he sIe vih great specimens Of the work 81 n
Gamers On irqur, We we've tod thst they were a.as
Broadway but Mt :he Of Frs1kn a. ROOT Of No
SIS Broadway rekss pl.iu colored s1d oil painted Pno.)
srspbs, or Little bat q life Cal and See
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

The Stock Market was no. active TO day. and with
no important char gos the fluctuations favorable
TO the operators for fa1. Cumberland among
the most sotivo AMI rmest stock closing at 351 tho
price of Friiay. Erie closed at 46, a decline Of
p cent. Nicaragua does not sustain tho frmness Of
the last few days Readipg was 73l The amount OF
stock hero ia said 10 b. about 20, 900 shares. Tho
payment Of the dividend will increase the supply
about II 600 shares. Western Railroad stocks gro
not active. Delaware sold at III. Pennsylvania
Coal. ioiI In Railroad Bones he transactions were
s7OCoO. Illinois Central sold at 72 New-York Cen
hsl, s7l; Hudson River First Mortgage lol; Erie.
1871, 75i; 1875, sol; 1nc)mts, 1854 &c. State
Stocks are about rs before; sales VirginiS, o5l;
Mssouis, 90; Indiana SO, s2l; Louissnis, sSi Kea-
tuckys, lo6.
The market is Gtm for Exchange, without much
movement. steIlipg, 81 99l, with few or no trans
actions above 81 p cent Francs 5.lsl05i3i.
Froights ere steady, bat inactive. Some engage
monts of Bacon Tallow, &c, were made at i5sl7I5;
500 bbs. Pork, 2I6i 5000 bush. Corn, 3D.; Cot
ton, 3.l6l.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were s97o,O66,
incruciny 500, 900 rom transfer DRAFT. Paid,
ca, $50. Balance, s2,7si $50. Paid from Assay
Office s259, 800. Another s2O0OOo was received
from Boston, making ssOoOoo in all Mons of this
yet appears in the balance, IS sdvees have been
received in regard 10 Il.
After the adjournment of the Board, the following
ssle Of Bonds and Stocks were made OF auction by
A. III Nicolsy:
IS 100 la Crosse sod Nwauiee r. &c. Int added ~
5000 roeto Nofwslk Cl-ye a H. E mort lot added "
1900 Ohio snd Hssi.ippi B.h "a mort int eddei. ~
10 sfares Ere ri
20 shares American Express Co tat private ssel...9
shares Eteuic Bans
North River Fire lusrrsnce Co..........lot
t. shares OfeenSich Fire Insurance Co.........ibsS
Mr.. Albert H. Ncoay's regular semi seekly auc-
ton sale Of Stocks AMI Bonds will take place on Mon
day next The ooh inst at l9l O'clock at the Mer.
charts Exchange.
The Coupons Of tho American Iron Mountain Com
paDy dse January 81, will be paid u. Cnouseau.
Jr. & Co, No. 40 Broadway.
The rumors printed By some Of our cotemporaries
ofshpDents Of 900 $3.50 600 by the Hermann.
had 10 foundation in fact. The amount shipped vas
s2a7ij, making for the week So, 200, and for the
year, slsG,2s7.
The Imports OF tie week show a very large falling
off as compared with the same week last year. The
fDures
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IAfvertiserlent I

LIFE-sIZE PHOTOGRAPHS on CANyAs.-Cab-
iret Medium and Miniature colored IN oil wserc9
perfect piessinf and durable Ministries on v1Fy
Copies Of e.ed .ize DssuereOtyp-s Paint
in. Prints Engravng The effects produced
this country exhibited 5RADY's Gallery, Ne $50 Bro,t
way over Thomrso Saloon
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MARRIED.

COLroY-BUCK- philadelphia 24h lsa BY "a; Rsy,
" Ii-n susS.rS. Charles z Cotton, Of Brooklyn Z 70
nrre. dsgshter II Cbsuresy Back, Es o. Poadslo
PEo-sFF-A rHG-In Bloomfield, Com. Js3 p ~ The
Rev FuUc- ~ i-ls James FTosses, ESQ., aAa Sift n1'
ri.t n Wins 10 Of 5lo0Ihsld
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fAf-er..sAms-.l

GAS Gas GAS FIXTURES, OF new designs
snd unsurpassed worfnsn.hip will be found st the sre.:
Manufacturing Depot Of ARcHER. WAESEs Co. No. S73
rescences, churches and factories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

RUN DIsruRBAycE.-A -hsrp fight took place on
Friday nigh. in drinking place in Grovest, jersey
Civ kept by one Philip Smith, which disturbed the
ueiShborhood Officers Van Psit and Hartwell re-
psired TO The spot entered, qlelled the disturbance,
and arrested Lsrry Kerigsn, Jas. punkeit, Patrick
Ludlow and Brian Handy. The Recorder, on Sst-
urday, fIed them 81 .ch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

FORCING An ORpER.-A young man named John
L. Ccyberese vss on Saturday arrested. charged VITA
forged tie name AZ G. NJ Marshall to 80 order en- yseeo ~
Of No i9e Wsns for cte cisas. which b: presen,ee
Tiltoy b. suspectns hare been forged rveo a.
Il ga snsrvard ssesssaissd that zach vs the Gee
sssed wss committed BY Justice BoSarf 70 avs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29
SUPREME COURT JAN. 27-spEcr.L TERM.

DWing 10 The NON arT u OF tnt JuIkt rApt IItu 10
Lold t. the REGULAR Saturday Srccial Term COT held
JUDGE Roosevelt at Chambers lie fully auooUnced the
order of United Trast Co. Receiver OF the Suffolk
gaDk Mr. Reed vsd biz motion TO withdraw the com
rlaiut the decision a. to which Is reserved
The Judge did any d-cons aad We were in
formed BY the Chamber CLERK that h. had made Roae
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Tot,l ,Ince Jan. i......sI7.0 I1..9j

Tottl since Jan. l..s.''plf IvUt.'' P'tf"~'~'
Tire total Exports for the week, exclusive OF spe-
eie) amount to sssi,3o against sl,260,9l2 Tor tnS
corresponding time last year.
Among the imports were Coles, sa4, 5Ooi Cigars'
eco OoO Linseed Oil, s34, ocO Fdrs, s22 O0o India
Rubber s25 400 Hides, si3, 700; Iron, sl'S. o'o;
Steel 500 500 Sugar SO, i0o Tea 700; Watches
s2i eco. The aggregate imports Of Dry 0ood' !"
January thus lar has been sj630,3sa, against Sio'-
232, 40 IN ihe same timo lest year.
The principal articles OF exports for week eaiiDg
January &C. were: Cotton, Sll5 1875; -Four, $780,
493 Com, s37 $50; Corn Meal eli 800 Beef, s4J,-
ia Pork, si7, 400; Mans b. aud s., $780, Lard
s5O163; Sugar, es,97s; Tea, Ell 0J7i Coffee, s3s,-
9o5; Rice, slO sei Tobacco, s12,352i HoP' e'r-
$50; Naval Stores, s22 G3l; India EDbber, s's'ee'
Asbe', sll2oSi Guano, 90. ESQ., Copper '-''''''
Rum, s2e, 933.
Tie interest due on the debt Of me City OF Absay
Ist February pIox, vii be pad at the bank~oaoa'S
Of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman i Go.
Ia reply to q Dispatch RON the Illinois Cen2"
Office asking The amount Of daesage 70 tho Df'n
bricge, TIE President of tas Company at ChS's'
telegrsphed: s
Kcthrz c, any eorsequsneeears VII D's.p n yoLD
Tbis bridge had not been completed ~hen me ''''''
occurred. d.v r.s
The bu,ipes. at TIA Clearing House To-Day ~.
flI 9ss 94l. which Il the smallest saoun' ''-N'
Clesripg House vas estsbh-hea: n.,,-.s q, tho
The coal tuD asge on the Reading Railroad ia .as
wesk ending a, Thursdsy iass, was 1850 tu''' anu
q, bs ss.,e,. io7 lOs tuns against l7o,iaa en' 70
tie same time last yes. .,.s
The r,,mored f.ilzre Of leading iron hsn'e ws'ca
81. been current foT day or two, sna when APP
800 n one Of the morning journals to-day, h
.ithou, the slightest foundation. The house IN qa's
ton have large balance with their London cor
respondent. suhjec. to their drafts, and their Liver
pool sgency hs AZ unused credit Of twice % muca
mose IN Liverpool bank. The profits Of the hoass
in 1859, were GO, 600 and in 1854, Eso,ooo, wnas
tAsir Ias:, have been comparatively small hss'as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29
CIRCUIT couRr-J.s a1-ssto-e Jndss MITCHELL.

Pond & Hitchcock ssain The Hanover Fire Insaraa:e Co
To recover on two policies on furniture ana stock
n oil AZ store in the Pses House already referred 70.
Th suit was on the furniture involving some 81 5n but the
oher suit agsir. this Company and as. sua for loss Ga poll
ci, mad. b. two other companies, u stipulated should
s he issus OF h, The jury found verdict fo PLAINTIFF,
he anoant for re whole being - 7JI %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

The FIREMEy-The bill relative b the fremsn Of
Jersey City, introduced in the Legislature BY
ID. 5. Gregory, Jr. does not make the period Of
service in the Department FIVE years instead OF ten
a. some have supposed ba, fxes seven yesrs a. the
tine ard allows al sho may have served five years
previous 10 next May, their time. Tnoss who save
served five years and will. by this so nave bus
two years 20 serve IN order 20 become exeIap;s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

CHARGE or GRAND LARCESY.-T~o msn nsrned
john Little and Andrew Fley were sstqrd.J a-sest,a
ty Ofers Posrs AID Jourdon OF tae Sixth Nse Il uck
shep having IN their possession SEWN
which had been stolen from the store OF Miller hsed NC
Iss Ckatan Ct which they oGerins for sale. IN thef
ticket folna whch reprsserted sere-
bic instrument used BY surveyors. which hsJ h.d pssea ~
the The instrument rocovers1 and ea d seH
on q. Osbcs Jo1rssn the Sixth Wsid ssa.,oa'
House Tha accused we're locked up by J.ssiee BasEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29
NEU-.JER.SEY II,E.MS.

SMALL Pox.-Tbis disease having existed to some
extent in jersey City during he pas, yesr AID being
nog apparently on the increase the Comao" Oouu't
Committee on AIMS pr0vfred for the vaccination,
for the knepox, of all INDECENT persons aud for that
purpose has employed DR. Reynolds, who will to-day
v:st professionally the Catholic School in Wahng-
ton Hall. IL is hoped that all who need vaccinatng
will uoW attend to H.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

MERCANTILE LIBR.RY.-A lecture on Politics and
Patriots will be delivered this evening" at the lee
ture room of Clinton Hail. Aston Place, byJ II.
Wainwright, Esq son of the lste Bishop Wainwright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

-. ~ The teuor trials 10 tho Hudson County COat ar
Bosn.on Agsni csEson Leasle w- arrested 90 % a
rl.nt al Nm Davle for alleged prgy, and was locAsd 40
4, III ssv,rsl hours uIL bad pIocufed ar hoSnsoo
en- Flsy caused tie arrest Of ar bsyer on the charge o.
f.ise imrY 1ne IT. ard Be CON mI..ed 70 j4ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

MACBETH At u

MACBETH At BARNUM's-Shakspere's Mac
beth At BaInums Museum rHIs EVENING mr e. Scott
Msebethi G. :. ClIk. Asedgf. Hadszsy. Hiss A-stsJ-r
Nss lie Brun In IT, Two choice pieces ss9 THIS Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

ACcIDESTs.-Several accidents occurred on Satur
day in consequence Of fast driving rua over By
sesh in Sands and had his leg bCken; and boy named
Williams With similar bet qnite serious en- acct
dent in fulton st.. which resulted in ga injury TO hs snts
Edward Higgins while engaged in clearing the snow fr9a
shed Peas fell through snd taken up senssles
copoitiop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

C1Rcurr CorRr -Nos oil, COS. 1876, 1886, 1902,
1os no esI s54 49, tit3 1871 1881 i553 ga i7 CO.,
UsIrED STATES DIsTRIcT COCRT.-Nos %, . 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

Dr. j. NJ Corneison Of Jersey City, he's been nom
in.ted a. a Judge of the Court OF Appeals by the
Governor, and The nomination has been confirmed by
the State Senate in executive session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

RAGGED School BEyErIT.-Mrs. q. CLARK lee
lures this evening" at No. SOS Sixth av., Miss Dows
schoolIoom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY attempt was made, a.
ooek Yesterday ornss break into the clothing store OF
D.y;t sy m corner Water ana Beek.n bat the s
preach Of policeman frightened The bussas and iheJ IA On
ana escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

SERIOUS Assault Officer Curren. Of the LID Dis
tst Police arrested Henry Hsysendorf Saturday for
ssupg Thomas Brady with spsde with which BE- broke bis
nose and manaled his lace focsuE The sc;nsed
ives sentenced TO the Peniteniisiy for 90 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

The SUNDAY LAw.-The Sunday law, regarding
tue sale Of ador and merchant appeared be unves
observed In Williamsburg during yesterday ana as might b
expected the day passed of in quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

occrrArIoss or rHE MEnBIEs or AssrxBLr.-
The lRony Epcniag Journal ssys, there are fewer
LAWYERS than u.ual in the Legisature-he only note
worthy fact we observe io The list Ine Farmers
greatly p,edon ins,e Tee Lawyers are second ia
The list and Merch snts next IL Is singular fast
n =, there are Just ~ many Mechanics as Gentleman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

KILLED BY TIE GAZING ~ or AS EHBANKNEST -
William Trsvi. German l,so'sr, IVES Killed GA sfitay .
by the esNns in Of an 81 No 45s mt ay Wnefe
IN exc.va'ins he completely buried up
ttst NE was extinct tefor- could be escnet Coroner HoG
ye,eidsy held rqrest IRE ooty and the JuEy
derea ver Of AssaeatL Death. Deceased Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

MORTALITY IN BRooKLYS.-The biz of the Health
Physician in the past week shows the total number OF
deaths to have been &C. of which 80 were males and
IS females Ofthe whole number 2s were adults, and
40 minors. Fourteen died Of consumption, the CHEST
in the LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

LoSGIvI1r There is at Astoria family Of which
there are now living seven males and seven females,
the eldest seventy years Of age the youngest forty
five years, making an aggregate of eight hundred
aud twenty-five yesra. There are fouf generations
numbering nearly three hundred years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

J.H. Wainwright, Esq., Of this City, is to lecture
this evening before the Mercantile Library As'ocla
tic upon Politics and Potsiotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

PoBBIyG MoyEY TILL.-Odicsr Angus, Of the
Second District Police arrested young man. named Mcha,
crIedy saturday evening" for IobDns toe store OF
ksrr ruler In Bndse.sL, of 81. lie locked up 20
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

DOCK THsIvrs.-DepreaatiOns upon property ere
.cp.r, mon sra sbost he whArves IN jersey City ss'
fk.t The Gas. OF thieves ~haf rs are eoa'
,,rv watt opportunities TO StesL Va Saturday, a
,con lying In the Morris CsrsI BASIN was roSoed
5nrr bfief Of those in charge and clothing and
- .tiel,s 10 she value .! 10 taken away
Dominique Muiough. of Trenton, who hailhl'
,lrb a o. o. b. finE pistol New Years did ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

II was thought at the time .ba, he h,d killed her bz
We believe that he did no. kill her outright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

ARRAY At 4 SAILORS BoARDIyG-HorsE.--On
Saturday night, two sailors named Robert Brosn and
VIM. Jacobs, get into an alteration at the Sailors
Boarding House No. is lismtonst, when the former
drew sheath knife and stabbed his adversary in the
arm and side, infctipg dangerous wounds. tie was
prevented inctiDg further violence by the bystsnd-
ers, and taken into custody by Policeman Snson OF
the Seventh Ward. He states tina. Jacobs was the
segressor in the fight, and used very abusive Ian
euage to him. He was looked up by Justice Welsh
fer examination. Jacobs was attended BY physician
at bis boarding house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

OBSERVANCE OF SUNDAY day was remark
sby quiet this City the Law relative to ,te observance Of
the Sabbath having been strictly orced. As lq1oc
procured drunk ard the streets presented
orderly appearance curing the entire day and evenin
large portion Of of the City being occupied By
the Sunday ordinance printed In their native
language ard posted In tbs most consI icuou places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

MoRTALIrY-The total number Of deaths during
the past week was 49,, viz: 70 men, s6 women, l3l
boys, and l4l girls, being a decrease OF 80 on the
mortality OF the week previous There were CO deaths
of consumption, IS Of inflammation Of the lungs, 10
Of bronchitis Of congestion of the lungs 10 OF diar
rhea, of dysentery 10 of congestion of the brain, 10
Of dropsy in the head, of apoplexy Of infanma'
ton OF the breip 40 OF commissions Is OF Group, of
delrium tremens, 80 Of scsrlet fever Of typhus
fever, IS of marasmus, 10 Of measles and of old
sge There were premature births, and 2l cases Of
silborp. The following is the classification OF die
eases: Bones joints, &c. q brain and nerves, 1927
eenerative organs, 6; heart and bood.vessels, Is;
lungs, tbroat &c, lii old age, Il skin, &c. eruP-
tive fever, AZ; stillbon and premature births %;
stomach, bowels, and digestive organs, 6l uncertain
seat and general fevers 80; urinary organs, l. un-
Known, /. There were deaths from violent causes.
OF the whole number sc we're inmates q the various
public institutions. The table of nativity gives 3O5
natives of the United States, IS of Ireland, 81 Of Ger
many, Of England, aud the balance OF different
European countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

SUICIDE WITH LAUDAsUN.-Willian Dixon, an
Epelshmsn, while insane from long course Of in
temperance, committed suicide on Saturday morning
OF the Plough Tavern, No. 800 Hudson ST., by taking
laudanum lie left the folio wing letter. addressed 70
bis wife:
To Mrs DIXON. No. Leonsre-r.:
AS this is the last you viii receive from me- do not
say do rot think of you because have lett you;
hut I acknowledge my faults. Do not let my boy
know bow his father died. but when YOU get thru let
ter am 10 more as shall be fouad dead 10 bed at
the Plough Tavern, Hudson st.
Ism yours, &c, WIN DlAoS
Coroner o Donnell yesterday held an inquest upon
the body, and verdict Of suicide was rendered BY
the jury Deceased was about IS years OF age.