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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
AUSTRALIA.

We have received Sydney papers 10 the 5th Of
June
The Legislative Council was open the 5tb. Sir
william Dennison the now Governor General, appears
10 be very popular.
Dr. Barber ives consecraed Bishop Of Sydney on
the 25th Of Hay. His appointment is also popular
one
The Sydrey branch min, is in operation. but has
not yet Issued coin. II buys gold at 20 l7s. 3ld per
ounce which is more than the price given by specu-
lstors.
We copy the following from The Empire Of June ?:
The colony Is dsgrsoed lately by the commission Of
syefal very a;rOcOus crimes. The crime Of cattle
sue sYere losses has attracted attention lately by
II increased frequency. There would to be a
erowiDg desire in the country districts for the adoption
o. vigorous measures for toe protection both OF lite and
property.
The harvest generally has been defective one ow-
ng to the partial drOuth which was some time ago
expefienced and "A considerable advance in the price
az not only hoar but Of other necessary articles o. con-
sumptOn, has been the consequence. Considerable
eagoes Of wheat and -four, however, are knOwn to be
on heir way tofthe Australian ports.
Heavy rains have fallen IN many parts Of the colony
stely.
stream of emigration seems at length to have set
In toward New South Wales; ana thOlgh the increase
10 our population ip some cases has had the ee 4 of
inducing wages, and has thus caused depression
among classes of work men, there Is no reason TO
doubt the capabilities and resources of the colony for
the reception and maintenance Of any number, how
ever large ef industrious persons who may come to
ps shores At the same time we msy reiterate the
caution 20 often given TO intending emgrants not TO
allow their imagination to picture to them impossiDi-
ties as easy OF realization. While we invite additions
10 our population from every legitimate source, we
have a to expect that those persons who come to
make Their homes among us will not be unprepared 70
meet with and 20 overcome dlfhcuties.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
FATAL AFFRAY-A NEGRO KILLED.

fatal sffray occurred between IL ard le O'Clock
on Saturday night at the goggery and grocery north
west corner Of Delaney and ChrIste-sts IL appears
that james Hudson aud Robert Hamilton, bo.h col
ored met at the above place anu there got into dis
pute which was kept up for nearly a quarter Of an
hour and then separated both much excited. Ham
ilten left the store frst, but scarcely out before
Hudson seized large meatknife and stabbed him ia
the neck, fiicting wound hom whico he died mme-
diately Policeman Duffy OF the Tenth ward Was
coming along at the time and witnessing the MURDER
Immediately took Hudson into custody and had him
locked up in the Station-ouse where the body OF tie
deceased was also taken. Yesterday Coroner Hilton
he'd an inquest on the body, when the evidence went
10 show that the prisoner ard deceased were Amos
nightly in the habit OF meeting o; the above sto e.
which s kept by Hsrnan Barmaner. They had sso
been in the habit of joking nrch together. Oa THIS
occasion Hamilton picked up ripe tomato and thre"
at Hudson slightly dsc0loTiog the coat Of the latter
and making its wesrer quite indignant was further
Shown that both parties belonged to negro Society
called "Ihe Laborers Benevolent Association, OF
which the prisoner is President. Decoased held the
post Of steward IN the same oOaeezn. About year
since il appears the prisoner made q charge agAast
deceased Of Withholding moneys, Sc, and oa this
there was some feeling existing, Hsdson oSt sure
a. first who threw he tomato but finding out hs
followed Hamilton into the street and committed th'
sct above stated TAe Jury rendered ayesdie: thai
Hamilton was kiIied by stab received in the neck
from Hncson. The latter was committed 10 pFson Il
swat the cotton Of the Grand JE9. The decease'
wss s. y ans Of age, aad q native Of Savannah. oi
the pr toner's examination hs stated that he WAS
yess of age and resided lately 9; No. iaa Christie
yness. In ressrd to the charge he said aSsaults'
The deceased after he had aggravated me, bat di
| no. intend 10 XII him.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

worked lie way beyond Stit'svie. bu. could 20 no
further. nor could il return Mr. Lewis the collector
cane bDck most Of the way on foot % obtain assist
nnce ior The repairs Mr.. Jenne opportunely vas on
done TO prevent further damage rIi repair what had
been done. locomotive with tools and forty or fifty
oen were sent on from Ibis ciy others were c,led in
tom the line north OF Trenton. and from wherever
u, could be got. IL Il hoped ha. trains can be run
nrg s'9sin fts ularly on Monday.
We l. 'rn that the damage would have been greater
had 10, ,be far,psrs end Others along the Inc By
choking the water With hay and oihersise turned the
current from the weak points The extent Of the
fir, shet canet be Judged by those WHO suppose IL
be only an ordinary rise Of he streams 1. Is de-
scribed to us as Good covering al t5e fields floating
of the hay from meadows never befsre known TO
be submerged and osDsBg great rivevs to course in
gulleys where no creeks we're wont TO row.
fr-. .fra U.~aI
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
We have dates fiom Valparaiso to July Il, and
CallaO TO July %.

CHILL.
The returns Of trade ard for the year 1854
have just been published. With population of little
more than a million Of inhabitants, the exports and
imports together amount to S320J5 45-he latter be
ing Sl7 422 800 and the former $l3,77of fl6. This Is
On increase Of about 80 per cent on the previous year
In shipping there is increase Of entries OF H. 123
tuns over 1883 The greatest number OF vessels en-
tered and cleared were Chiiaui the Creates amount
Of tuDDage, British.
Ia The estiuaef for the coming scar large sums are
appropriated for educational purposes aud public im-
prOvemeDts 81.
A scheme TO establish bank of deposit and dis
count ia about TO be presented to Congress-.
Tie 4th OF July was celebrated in Santiago by the
American Minister and large party OF Ans mean clti-
zens English and Chlans.
Owing to the competition Of the Peytona line OF
steamers the Z s. n. Company have twice reduced
their fares. Great complaints made OF the great
dotenton of the United States and California mail
here which seriously Inconvenience the business men
along the coast
Lady Franklins steamer Isabel has returned TO Lon
don with a cargo from lquique.
COMMYRCIAL.--Durng the fortnight ending July
Il business has been very dull, aud sales tihlng buy
ers ffom the Interior north and south of the Republic
lot having vet come in. CotOns, Woolens, Silks and
Linens oil abundant and slow of sale. Lamp Ohvery
scerce: also Sperm, aud spanish IN jars Ohve Oll
abundant. Gin Scarce Wines-maIket well stocked,
,lrices tending downward. Rice-Carolina and Peru
Visp very scarce and high Hs 40 arrivals are
exnected In every other article except Almonds and
Floor Mating, both wanedl the stocks are abundant
and pr.ce 10 lang aid.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

CRrAr FREsHEr on THE LINE OF THE UTICA
,xn m AcK RIvER RAILRoAD.-The heavy rams OF
"Wednesday night and Thur 'day prevailed with % %na-
usual force in he vicinity OF lren'en ana esal
seen during re~idence OF forty years, such tfesaeI
in hat vicinity as that of yesterday mornng; me
meadows and lowlands near ShttsviHe and iolana
ps,~nt became one broad lake, and streams that usu,
'p o nessnred by inches attained the fnghf1l
Segtb Of twenty feet or more So we are informed on
T IT, eject Of this very heavy freshet was dsssc
trousy apparent on the embankmenLs and S wotS' o.
The Black River Railroad al the nes'5 e, ra;I..s
frrm H. rity s,sonl feet OF The earth arr carried
away Al he x culvert the soi aas suns lesVhs N
he = loo. Fu-ihr on, IN one or two pisoss, ~.
emb, ! uout - somewhat broaen. Inc orils, nc ;.
uss cTgr;i wa, nd oro Of the sbuimenis consider
ably ipju.,i l. tie foror Of the sister. NJ
Ihc 4 u wfiea IN ae.e yesterday &7ii' A. u
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
THE GREAT SNAKE IN SILVER LAKE.

To ire Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIR: noticed an article in your paper in the form
of letter from somebody In the vicinity OF Silver
Lake palmDg off upon an unsuspecting community
papabIe he, a yarn radically ytaise The yarn origin
ated from specimen of nmanty the keeper of ahoel
and livery stable in that place for which he has reaped
bis reward (Or the reward which he sought and has
walked few hundreds into his pockets, which serves
as balm to heal a scared conscience ny the
perpetration of gross a fisehood. Wnat lendS
a besuhfyng aspect to the appearance OF the thinSS
ia the inhabitants of the town have participated
i'm connecting a scheme to humbug and insult
the community. Another and more beautliying
feAures that the lie has been sanctioned by ministers
Of the Gospel which speaks volumes for od ~ go
ming and the ,own OF Perry ID particular In Snor,
the whole thing from the foundation has been tissue
of faehood aided and assisted by the only class that
ever made any pretensions to honesty in the county
and falsehood that years will not erase IRON the
pages of memory, aud VIII stand as reDuKe aSdinst
he morality Of all who have participated In tne
scheme. speak from the knowledge OF the tact, anu
am ready TO qualify TO the fact that The story Is with
out foundation. l can be touud IN the village OF
Portage at all times after this week, ana wiz SUI
stantiaie all that l have affirmed. by giving he
ABOVE al 'HSs,uU. yGu W. OSCAR BARD
Portage, " Y, Aus % lsoSS
Mr. Bard would seem t, be slightly warm,
which may perhaps be attributed to the season.
The heated term" is spt to produce this ei-
feet on people of sanguine temperament. ii
there are any people out Portage way who s"a'-
bowed this new Snake Story, we must Try to
st,rt the schoolmsster that way as soon as pos
sible. We dou't wish at all to exculpsie the
hoaxers, if they were actusted by the base mo-
tive Mr.. Bard iDputes to them, but the hoaxees
deserve little compassion save for their smaz-
inc simpliciiy Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
NEW-GRANADA.

We have Panama and Aspinwall papers to the
18th inst inclusiye.
The act impcsing tax on shipping and passen-
crs has passed TO its second reading in the Panama
Provincial Legislature and wild no doubt become a
law.
David d. Bemis, aged 20, died at Aspinwsl on the
lltb mat He had been resident Of the Isthmus five
wears and returned from visit TO the United States
but fortr icht before He was buried by the side OF
his wife who died about four months previously, at
Gatun about seven miles from Aspnwal.
The laborers employed by the r. M Steamsnip
Company at Taboga had struck for wages, demanding
81 currency dsy. The agent had thus far succeei led
In resistng the demands by importing new laborers
from Panama.
Corn MINEs-Recent accounts from the Nersguas
gold mines report favoraby Of the success OF the com
pany there.
n IA said that as much eight ounces OF pure ore
has been yielded 10 tie tun of dirt
Opc of the directors of the copptny has recently ar
rived on the Isthmus and is about oceeding dltectY
TO the mines for the purpose oil ascei tanning luS lue
uroapecs OF success and quantity OF steam machinery
4 daily expected at Aspiuwal for the use OF the com
Iany. lrSnana 0'n
Coz. KlNNFY.-We learn that the Colonel and his
perty were ia fine spirits and hs' been joined by COO
siderable reenforceines; they ae reported as quet,
Well-dEpOsCd persons, paying III ,ash ios eIeIytnns
they receive and In every respect COLfuahng theu-
selves m the most orderly manner, by which course
tbey have thus tar gained the good Will Of the people
OF GreytO"n. -. A.,
II is said that Col Kinney purposes moving INTO the
interior soon to confer with the UoVerhleh1 auv'oi''
oF Nicsreeua and probably 10 offer them bis ser
xices in csre a war should break out between tAa'
country and Costa Rca, which Is al present ah''c'
Iated. ..,,,,.,o, ,;.ii;,, this
Isthuus 10y the Lext steamer from Eiel'o"hn P0'S''
DIE WIN "'''' lA.Tanwal Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

CUsToN-HOusE APPoISTNEsTs.-Mr. Chas. Dummer,
late clerk in the Treasury Department st Washington,
has been appointed Deputy Collector at this port, in
the place Of Mr. John J. Mumford, removed. The
resignation Of Mr. Odel, one ofhe Deputy Collectors,
has been accepted, but a, the solicitation Of the
Department be remains TO discharge the duties Of his
Office kr TIVE or three months more. When be leaves,
Mr. Michael Hoffman, now DeputyColIector, win be
transferred to his desk. The place of Mr.. Hoffman
will then be filed by new appointment, aud we
understand that Mr. John Wilson, Jr., now Warehouse
Superintendent, will be the new incumbent.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
ruoITRA on BOARD STEAMSHIP SIERRA NEVADA
TWENTY TO SEVENTY DEATHS.
I v N 7 ~ II ' - 4 -
From The PenaSsa HeTeid, aug.

F,o,s The Pcna~a Hcretd Aug. :
Considerable excitement exists Throughout, Town re-
esrdipg the appearance OF the cholera on board tue
steamship Sierra Nevada during her passage nom oa
Juan 20 This port ,.. L..
M oisease was in New Orleans at the latest dates
who're nearly 10 per week were dying. No sSns Oh
sIrcared among the passeDgeis until at virgin Day
young girl who had been eating fruit imprudeDIy wes
tskep with severe cramp and died IN few hours;
tbo.e who were accustomed to the disease pronounced
n Al once choers Of the most yo eni type. On the
arrival Of the passengers at San Juan del Sur several
Others died: aud a. Consul Priests American Hotel
there were three dead bodies at one time. Twenty
dollars were offered and refused . bury them. The
natives generally left he town.
A Few days out from san Juan the cholera appeared
among the passengers, and continued to rage WITH
great fury up TO the day of arrival here Saturday
1he deaths are variously reported from 20 to TO-
Our informant, OF the passengers sts'es ma IA
one four-hOur watch eight cases terminated isteuy.
The chief mate of the steamer, Mr.: Perry, oiea on
Friday. The doctor cid not succeed IN Saving QUO
case. Most of them were among the Storage p,ssen-
gers though several died in the uppes aod lover
cabins. Among these was the Rev Mr. "esr muO
We o. bis way here O take chsfge Of congregduon
h one Of the in'erior towns. There are now twenty
Two cases on board The Eeenet at the wharf, ~h'ea
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.

nv a,e Queen of the Isles, Chapman, 40 days from
o'estea. aovicss TO the Ilth Of June had been re-
lived at San Francisco.
King Tammatoa, who was oustad by revolt under
qsnafri had been restored 10 the Government Of the
kingdom Of Raeatea end Tahaa, by counter move
rent or the part Of bi. subjects
The bark America, from the Sandwich Islands, was
In port when the Queen Of the Isles left.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

LECTURE sY NUBrAS.-The people Of Staten Island
will be glad to ean that Mr. Leo L. Lloyd, very In
teigept Dung native Of Nubia, wilecure at the Mis-
sion room OF the Dutch Reformed Church at Stapleton,
this Monday evening, on "The Civil aud Religious
Condition OF Africa" NJ. Lloyd is yourg man of
fine attainmetts and is highly recommended by such
men as DIR. Cheever and DIR. Chapin, but still more
worthily recommended by bis o yn gentIemanly and
Intellectual mariners. We are confident that all who
attend tonight will be richly rewarded for their time,
BY Information not 10 be obtained from any other
source. The object for which Mr Lloyd is ecturing is
to raise funds 10 socIe for himself frstrate educa
tioD when he intends to return to Africa and sbo to
the test of his ability tor the aneoratioa OF bis own
people.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

Exc.RsIos OF PIE MAsslcHUs SITS SUsDAT-scHooL
TE cAIRs TO NElT-Yosx.-We' published several
weeks since, ia report Of the proceedings of the Bosr
OF Zen Goye,Bors lester requesting permission for
la,ge party i sunday School Teachers from Masss-
chuse;t-. lgobaby numbering ihOussnd,l to Witt
u In-,ilioDs of the Arss-Iiouse Department early
during 1e c. ming month. We iesrn that the idea Of
the exozrson is about 10 bs realized, and that dele
CATION Of teachers viii be soon called TO meet n this
city 70 bear Information connected with the ssae, aud
TO make suitable arrangements. The details Of the
Affair, of course, are not decided upon, bri hear
that the Board OF Ten Governors Of New-York have
taken measures to extend hearty wecoae to the eI-
cursionists and win oonduc them through tbs insti-
tutions committed TO their charge. eetings at the
Cry s;a Palace spd at the Broadway Tabernacle ere
spoken Of as features OF the visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

ArrKsPTED RAPS on A STEP DAUGHTER-A stage
driver named Erastus Evans was arrested yesterday
by Officer Moore Of the Second District Police Court,
charged by his wife with attempting rape upon his
step-daughter, who is only i2 years Of age. Ms.
Evans, who resides at No. 1876 Fourth-av., was down
town on Saturday and on returning caught her hus-
hand IN the act above alleged. The accused wss
taken before Justice Pesrcey and csmmitted TO prison
70 answer the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
:, no REPRESENTATIVES of ibe pcOpe IN the king

-, no representatives Of ibe peop.e IN the Aios'
dom. -, 40 further proclaim our VIII and pleas
hsi our loyo subjects in all our lslasds proceed
ue bss b.,, " 60 elect lew Representatives, according
-FOeas;b ;br 10th dsv Of July next Add we cooyosse
si.s o., q who may be 80 elected to meet 10
s in our Cry Of HOuSaS & % MONDAY nS o, ,gs
5 Goy july Of ta yS1 'cs scesssTT os t 20 The S1u %5 U
palpcst VI 80 Goyernneat. without expressing cur
se'ss'i srassn .Vh;sci. II with unreasonable taxes
w. Palace Of Honelau. this sxtesnh day Of June
20 80 efrss yesr Ct our reign hAMEhA" NINA
} - 49,. - X KAkHUNAAU.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

A PREsEr,T Somebody sends us copies Of core
spo1 dence between the officials Of Wards ISLAND and
Dr. Henry G. Csx, Physician in Chief, on thsoecssion
of lis retuem,a, 1, seems that the party Of the first
par pressn.ed II party Of The second part piece
"cf plate, but Ehetber gold, silver, porcelain or
broa n-earthen, does not appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

A Man Thrown FROM WHnow.-On Saturday
night row took place in the second story of the house
No. Is Centre-st., when Charles Conim was thrown
out of the window upon the pavement aod received
severe injuries. lie was taken % the Hospital whore
be lies in very critical stato He says that he was
pitched out of the window. Charles Cropple ar
rested and locked up to answer
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

he Coroter esserts are likely TO ,'rove iata- Two
womtn dice this morDiDe-one Of tn. VI girl named
Msry Ann Allen, aged 81 years, who was 10 have
been married TO gentleman in Nevsa.' wa0 psd
written for her 70 come out and join hia Her body
is now at The Office Of the Coroner
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

PAY YOUR TAxEs.-The tax-books Of this City will
be opened for payment on the Sd OF September.
Where payments made previous TO the lst of No
yember, deduction OF interest at the rate OF per
cent per annum will be made calculated from the time
Of payment to the LIST OF December next.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

JEALogsY-SHOorrs0.- George Cranney was arrest
ed Oh Friday night between II and ls o'clock, by ths
Seventh Ward Police, for shooting with intent TO KID
Roger Gorman. The prisoser was married on We'd
Desdsy, and had already become jealous of Gormsn.
whose attentions he thosght quite urnecessary, and
therefore adopted the above meaps 70 put him out Of
the way. Go5nan waa nOt much biared- CoauneY
yas committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
COMPLETION OF THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM
PANAMA TO AsPINwALL-FIRsT MESSAGES AND
Fr5m NJ ponaro U,,,l5 ~ 4,

fEPIlfS.
From lie Pondma Herald Axo. r.
On Saturday night, owing 10 the active exertons Of
Mr. Stoker and his assistants the telegraph wires be-
tween this city snd Aspinwal were connected aud on
Sunday morning about O'Clock the first message
by electric telegraph from the shores OF the Pacific to
the Atlantic Was sent over by Mr. j. w. johnson, ,tle
Superinter deut Of the Panama StatoD-Mr. Oscar
Willis being tie operator 1t was as folosr:
"GEoRGK NJ. Totes, Esq., Chief Engineer Of the
Panama Railroad;
Compliments Of J. W. johnson. We are req iy TO
hear from the other side. Telegraph completed on
Sunday, August ~. 1855.
- ". JOHNSON, supt. Tel. Office, PaBsns K r
To this reply was Immediately sent, and immed
ately afterward the melancholy intelligence of the
death Of Mr ID. Bens, old and respected resident
Of the lsihmus, communicated.
The British mail was next inqui,ed for. and the
answer came that it had not arrived. number Of
friendly and complimentary messages were then inter
changed, aid during the whole day Mr. Willis
kept constantly busy by the various persons who
attracted TO the Office by the IOvey o. the operation.
1t was amusng TO rec the AZ onishment Of many Of
the people who electric telegraph at work
before, many Of whom could not be persuaded Of it's
reality and 10 whom the idea OF asking Whist O'Clock
il was in Aspinvan and receiving answer back
agsin in Panama in thirty seconds seemed altogether
matter Of impracticaOiIfy.
Many, we are certain, went away fully convinced
that IL magic socery, some contriyance Of mis-
Satanic Majesty himself
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
CITY I7ENS.

THrArmcAI.-Mrs Hayne julia Dean it is said,
has fixed upon Chicago place of permanent resi-
dence. paper of hat city says that she will be at
tached TO Mr. Rices theater.
Macelster. the magician, hes just completed an
epgagen ent at Savannah.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

DREAMING Up or Az ALLEGED DtsORDgRLY HOUSE,
In consequence of large number of complaints beag
recently made against Caroline Bronsshe, French
woman, for keeping vile and disOrdery house 10
Meroerst., between Howard and Greadsts., Capt.
Turnbull Of the Eighth Ward Police on Saturday
mig took with him posse ofmen snd made descent
upon the est ibsbment. The keeper and six Of her
inmates we're arrested snd locked up for the remainder
Of the night in the Station-House. Yesterday morn
ing the prisoners were taken before Justice Pesrcey,
who held Mrs b. to bail in $500 70 answer tho charge
Of keeping disordefly house The girls were each
sen, to the Penentiary for six months under the va
grant act.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

CIR MoRrA1Irr.-Tbe des,hs during the past
We K were sss-uamely: :; men. "a women, 2ie boys
and 22s girs exhibiting cecresse OF 4s a. comp ,red
with the mortality Of the wtek previous. The prnci
peI causes Of eeaih were: Consumption a dsrrhss
90 d. sen,e so congestion Of the lungs, s. iuaala-
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
Tie nrTruNfAN's


Anna Morrison resident Of Elm-st., was found in
toxicated in Pars.row. She said she could lick Tom
liver in fair fight, and wasn't afraid of all the NJ
Pis this side OF a dismal future. She bought her
LIQUOR of the Duchman, on the corner OF Elm aud
Pearl-sts Fined ten dollars.
A KNOW NOTHING.
An individual rejoicing in the name of Constant Fes-
ter N sident of No. 245 SecOnd-st, was found drunk
He didn't know where he got his liquor. Fined ten
dollars
FORTUNATELY SICK.
James Sullivan drank two glasses of brandy aud
foriu1 aely for bis he drank il as medicne-a
least so lie swore Fiued nothing az all, because 1t
was taken as a medicine
TWO PISTS OF BEER.
Michael Brady Of No. Al Worth st. sgOre that he
drak two pints OF beer and Furthermore that he had
never been arrested before for such an ofiense. Dis
CHARGED on the ground of previous good character.
TWO NAUGHTY GIRLS.
Ann Stiles and Louisa Jones of No l64 Duane-st.
were interrupted by that yigiant officer, knaoem
while on an unequyocal bender They swore that they
drank beer all over the city in all the Dutch houses
that they could find Fined $40 each.
AN uP-TOWNER.
John Roos resides at the Bond-st. House. be
drank a pn cocktail in his own house. Fined $40 for
h6y!Ig house
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

STABBED IL THE FAcE.-Clezentine Thompson,
alias Mary Jane Thonpson, of tae Five.Points, was
arrested Saturday Light by etfeer Bradley Of tbs
Sixth Ward, for committing fsloDious aSssult with
knife, n the vicinity of Cow Boy. Tbs prisoner was
tax en- before Justice Connolly and countsd for ta.