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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
BROOKZ YV ITEMS.

FIREnEss B.yeuET.-An agreeable, secisl hsr
que, Of he Engineers end OfHcers II TIE Fire D.
parirept Of tbs Eastern and Western Di,tricrs took
place ct Firenen's Han, in Pour,h-st on ruasisy
evening. Tie sf14ir was 20, up BY Chief Engineer
Talbot and Assistant. Of the Eastern District for the
purpcee Of becoming better seqgaisiei with tha;r
brother hrsmen Of the Western District There we're
presut Mayor Geo. Hal, John s. Folk, Chief Of
Police; John Perry, Commissioner of Rspsr. add
suppresi Israel velsor, Chief Engiseer OF Brook
lyn Fire Department, and Geo. Taylor, Joseph
Reeve. Geo. Atusier. John Taylor z. B. Riell. A.
sstsut Engineer; Anthony T. Campbell, President
Of the Bosrd of Representatives the Brooklyn Fire
Department. Charles c. Talbot, Chief Engineer.
Eastern District; Deun Strong, Pre.ideet OF the
/ Fire Department; VIM. V. Hanson, President OF
Trustees Of Fire Department, and wm. Meeks Chas-
Wal, Alfred Wallet, and David T. Newcoue.
After friendly conversations, the company adjourned
70 the Philadelphia House, where they pa,took OF
supper prepared for the occasion after which speeches
were ads ard sentiments exeb s3ged and the CON-
psny adjourned
THE FIGHTH WARD ELEcrroy Rrors-In this
cour ye'terdsy Dem. Mcguire. Thorn. Ry,a. Ea~.a
Yris James DiloL placed sasl second in
charged with riot Edith wsrs
yolaHir referred hot .keh occurred lat. %. ssr
noon or that ay When attach made Clssndon
Boue the hedeuArsr OF the Know Sothinss The for
the prosecution bad esed bea the Court urre1 81
oooek william l. Count with comniisea 70 jail
foI contempt for refusing TO the oa whether or
not be belonged 10 sseeret political association
PgBLIc SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS. - The
Public School Teacher Of The consodsted city met 10 Board
Kducston Rooms in Red Hoos l.se Tuessay sv-nnr
Of ofrapxDs Association The airsioy
the object tahsE BY the
prersre Copstutop ard to r-oort omc-rs
xksa he soeiiss doEssd ill the frst Tbusdsy 10 Sss
rusry
Ssow rPOy THH SIDEwALEs The Mayor has in
the police notify and ohss their
respective hes.s clear the ront Of tfsi. ted
within Eve hours sftsr the hiss ee,ssd fns
The ocinsree thereto viii Dc strictly scsEeed
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF TIE WESTERN DIS
T,rcT ms.tns Board 81 Trustees Of the Broosyr
FIR. p, paIts.tt Fund held Tussi.y evening FIVE
Hall 10 Henry vbih reolnti me sdoP,et in
approval 9th Of John Rhodes msmbsr OF Assem-
ty the lid District 10 introducing certain hs into the
Lrnre bsvns their object the Off fast
@p.rtu Western DISTRICT snS other necessary
dments TO the charter resps 70 th District exclusively
Thsy the tremen OF the tu'ern Dis
ei IN refrd 20 the src tender 20 Mr. Rhodes
their h,nts for the stand he hu taken In regard thereto
DRIVING OFF A CART - Yesterday morning Q cart,
boae. ofsod. driven from the trent 81
aoTe W.rr-n ct while TIE inside The estab-
frnpr il valued ct 40 A subsequently
arrested on gu pic on By the lid District Police.
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s1 asrs ths rs sfhs Ne that h S,und ~ t..
BE G9vsruuert So % jsn Ain0ass yell bssie<S
- f6sfsreanfl received .at N
he urooss e.r-esy N sfr.at A.sA., tss sss ~
etveo tcEtsr, ca .y sad tAN ia dsfesl.ut "a H
tif'.d ia -isic, qssi'y With ns..-ac, No.
chnr ctker sssat and that 10 70 A,ra,s A<-
tween sad The srx tioy-rszeat to ths rkht .r
rh.rsr al m ~hcA n b. b~f 70 AL
A xur ~, Ne.rs D lord for pi.sdl
a. H. i.n Arih~u fcr if-ns. v.fs,r. sElsyios
u r.,,i5n 70 ire natter rrsd To be costaaes.
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Court CALENnAs-rHf. DAY

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Psrt t-Nos 1856. 1857, lIss.
100 la llS 1850. 1881, no ISL I<S lsao lses, sss.
e6 5-4, lS2s. 1856 SIS. 1919 to 1891
There sill s.o b C.leuGAr IN P.rt III II. l..r cs.rt
did rot ,it yesterday.
The Circnt wll rot Be hsi ,fter ru-sssy
SUrxRioR CoURr. - Nos. ST. ls5, SEQ SAL
81 $50 5I 12 s., az IS a. an as so ,ls SIS ass
SIS s5s $50 So 50 SIS s ss $50 sfs yTs So
CsIrED SrarEs DISTRICT CoURr Noe. ~, ts, ~.
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RELIET OF AMERICAN WrDows-Ths Treasurer
a the American Wido~s Relief Society acknowi-
sdae. The recaint Of the folio wing sums OF money:


The specific object Of this Society is to furnish re-
lief to American WIDOWS and their fsmilies-such ~
have better days, and who are not wiling 70 be
regarded a. psupers The delicate task Of conveying
relief cel6ded to ladies. About 100 families
the books Of the Society.
THOMAS McyLaATH. Trs,sursr.
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GLE Asp MApRIoaL socIKrI.--rhe Third 5,rss
Of tho Season will be held At ths Mercantile Library
As.or. place, ob Monday evening, Jan. ~.
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MARRIED..

sEERs-PIERcEy-on Saturday. J.a %, b, The k..:
Mr. Rosevet the residence OF Richard Clay. No ~
West 24th 1t John Johnston Bse Rossnus Mary Peresy.
HALSEY-PHYFE- On Tuesday. J.a- sSd. BY the key.
Jsues W Alexander Henfy Haley 70 Agnes StaArs.
aaushter CT John Phyfe al Of this city.
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BARNrM's AMERICAN NUsEUM.-Chaste and
beautiful Perform every Afeno0s and EvennL Mr.
JoES ssorT C. W. ClsYse H.ds~sy and Miss Messenger
IN f.vore THVksDAY Jse IS 1855. Fv-sns II
7, RArrAELlE and THE MILDLY AsHosS Afternoon. 81 5,
i've ,musns Piece. The Wax statusry the living O.
rfe HAPPY Family ke to be seen. % usual Atmistsnee
g cents Chltren under ten, l2i cents
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TIE CHARITY BALI AT TIE OPKRA. HorsE.-At
the Ladies Bal, at the Academy of Music, upward
of eisht thousand dollars were realized from the sale
Of tickets OF this sum- g. $50 have been distributed
m foIlows.
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BrRsIsG or An ALMs-HoUsE.-On FRIDAY LAST. 81
o'elocI Gre bose in the Bergen cosnty Poor Hea.e
WITH ssts.r With is furntar- destroyed All Of the
rm.,.. ~, in number, escaped Loo" $780, insured %
the smcun; OF ~ ooa.
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TAdvertisenen..
BurrAIo Jan. Is. 1854

BrTrAIo jan Is 1854
J. C. Msaas Esq, No lis Pesrlst New fork
DEAR SIR: Yoa ask aboutthe Lilies Safe, how
The. .sod the fr. Ae think have has pretty good
orrcrtupry try them Our warehouse and once wo earued
9th Deesrb- last and 81 thai time hsA one on tho>o
ssfes 70 eur on warehouse The Safe the
oce filed with bOois and psperA The safe uala
;p,eS contained IN perfect orSsf
pev ccs Of paint ali h vl The ssses IN tue wSs
have far exceeded sIpsct.ons anoess ne
ner vere melted Of bng 70 the hottest q the are
lor several hcus the nSide In perfect order We sos
ustps sn Safe once The other sve with the e.
eepop, above named snd tn los Of o. psaf se AZ
rsSt: Ne can ehessly recommend tbs Ssns fr pefio
% ssy ether safs have for burglar ssa
n.v safs = n tAs sst.sry kin. err h.viss esss osss
burned fesn, euy: svHLL 1V0~-
Al suertu snt AlVsys % hsal J. c. u
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Us CIRCUIT cOUST-Jn sA-ssfore JsAss skrrS
ALLEGED LsRcssr AT sEA.
Three seemen late II a ship from Liverpool, were
place ttsl ebar<- o. s-snE from saoeer
~ ers~ The allegations -er Sesi-d The Jury found fsS
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J.r., Cir, Continental Quad Capt s,ndsr-os are msias
prer,.iian. TO celebrate wshinston' 5rhday o. Eco
uuy-b, o..ds during the p.rt OF tho day. and sal
a, At the os.op House On that occasion atom
or. Be present from the Boston vste'ao. the
Po.tor Fu.iieers and the Pus-t Guard, Of Phisteph.
e Cor ipent.ls hve besry nry members aud are IN
ere .sirs N puuber, ~ each company meeting
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FIRE Con,.s,rs srsprsprD.-The Chief

Of the Jee, City Fir. Department acting With tn:
sUproVsl Of the Common Council Committee Fire snd
hss caused the spPsr.us Of Engine Company No
and OF Hoe Compsnes Ncs aud to he l.cssd 40 snt
the Soth instant racing Monday n'sht Viii returning
10 their house. after alarm bad called them out
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\ THs Cattle MARKEr.-The market seems to
i've settled quietly down to Wednesday, and we
suer visit 1t without hearing the most grateful eI-
resons from the country people, at tho change
They can now come here and do their business With
on, interfering with the Saobs'h.
Notwithstanding the furious snow storm yesterday,
nd the unusual number Of cattle sold here on Friday
I nd at the other market places through the week the
nsket was well attended by butchers yesterday.
nue Is another thing that strikes us favorably;
ies are many more than formerly OF small owners;
hats, farmers from the country with half dozen
siooren bulocks. We are pleased to see this,
wsihstanding it makes our business of reporting
las more difficult.
s,saking Of cattle reports, Mr.. Alerton has given
KITE that be shall hereafter charge each city paper
lathe furnishes information for, Of the numbers OF
trds and whore from, &c, OIL a week; which
Iseuht be shall give to the American Widows Re-
! td Asooiation.
Ilx TRIBUNE was the frat, and for long time the
Hy paper, that made any attempt t, give fuu re-
t Of this business. Ii has since had several feeble
siaiors, some of which, upon being charged for the
osrmstiop, failed to come to time yesterday. II
ley consider that such reports as they give not
with q dollar to their readers, they not far
ruag.
The number of beef cattle received in the City last
Nsk vas 3s4s. A eoodly portion of these were
Au the western States, all Of which have to pass
as home Of the railroad rioters about Erie, Penn
gvsnia.
Adrover informed us, yesterday, that he had to
SOP and feed his cattle with a man near Harbor
MEX, who sent his own team, and hired man. and
pad him o. so a day, to help break up the railroad,
Nsy with the view of eecing the drover who would
b esppelled to stop with him.
fn the intention of drover to commence suit for
asasges, for the detention OF cattle, by which they
have suffered more than $1,000 As the road was
broken Of Harbor Greek, by authority OF the town,
Syers are Of opinion that the town in its corporate
capacity is liable.
Good Beeves sold yesterday at prices equal to 10,
vs. and lie. per pound for the beef in the quarters.
CoNPLISrsr.-A gathering Of Police Officers
'Ook Pace last night at Andesons Hotel, in Reads-
", Nneu fne gold watch and chain was presented
william Mackellsr, Clerk to the Chief, az token
- esteem from his friends in the Department. Capt
leonard made the presentation speech which was
~ Of good points, and in the excellent taste for
4 'eeh The gallant chief Of the Second Ward 10 so
'venknowni and Mr.. Mcclellan replied in a very sp.
prOpriste manner. And then there was feed.
A new application Of the Photographs process has
Seen made, which 10 to superceas the labor of draw
ng previous to engraving. The Photographic pcr.
ost o. picture s transferred directly TO the wood,
aslns well defined, and, of course. correctly pro.
e'nsd and shsded likeness, ready fos the engrsvsr.
Eas prssss the snlsrging aud reducing Of figure,
800 vifA perfect accuracy, beside saving vas'
~ I" ne most irksoms labor Of wood -sssrsving.
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Know NoTHIsGs-T Trenton correspondent Of
IT., Hesa,k Day Adrrtis~ ,.ys that Know Nothing Con
yepon Vas u commence its session IN Ier,ey City yesterday
sne that fusion of Bordentown aud National proper
Know. Nothing orsaAiZaiion, viii be- formed
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fAdvertisement

Mr.. POwLER's CLASS N PHRENoLeGY will
neens ocloet this evening. at Ma SIS brosfwv inose
tho wish TO join may do now.
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The Hon. JOIN p. HALE will lecture this evening
,sore the New England Young Mems Association,
Il tho Tabernacle. His theme is Trial by Jury,
vieb Of course he knows all about while his pleas
s nsnner of telling II TO others will interest as well
instruct them.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

THIRD REroRsIp DUrcH CHrRcH Rev J Pas
ehs strors VA Installed tie Pseor Of the Third Reformed
Dutch Cturrh of Jersey City Sunday lest The sermon
preached b, Rev Or Abesl Of Sswah the charge TO the
cor alton ven Rev DR. Taylor ~ Bergen; and
eb.se he p..tor ty Rev D. Van Cleef Of Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

LEcTuRE.-Charles ii. Delavan will lecture, this
stnipg, before the Mechanics Institute. Subject,
temperance the most important which can no '
eespy working men.
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Us DISTRICT coURr-J.n al-Bsfors Judge Ises.'OLt
Jobo L,cp md others at N. .hip Island City, ts

John Lyon and others at the .hip Island City se
To recover the value OF 40 bbls resin, which was
o.i the F, River in Of the lighter Eater
ur.e Which bri,sibs from Broosyn having been cap
.ses b, .p Which 10 Of tbs stesnb) r Tempest
lard snssde Of herr the Steamboat being dHse.d BY TIE
rot OF he ship The Cour considers that the soip vas 70
blame snd Oh. going shs.d at the time and 40, bsek
Ing Decree for hbeusnts with reference.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGED FREIGHT.
G. A. Auf uudt and otheu The Ocean steam Nsussfon
Coz psny ofNev fors
To recover $50 for alleged injury 10 ten cases OF
.i,ht eos..tipr Of ribbons shipped H.vre for plaza
I'm, iwh tnI OF adns snneIed first to Southampton ~ tns
loupspys Novel sod sfervnd TO tns port ln w
10 ,ood order that injured DC oosf TINS rs
Denied .upprt Of the compliant Testimony vs pysn
,he w,shirgoa sad chat they received goods
Or. AZ the seue t.us which not dinaf-f Fnis wr
i.r,6 70 hrt allow cd for what Il 10 worth t. BE- eon,inssd
pcr pa stiss Mr Vim. A. Bsser FOR defendant Martin
s4oT.g and Smith.
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sr.p,o,or..-On Monday evening two rather sus-

ts-OH MVH'dy tFtnIHK l"V r"t1cI '~n"
ricious looking persons spilled at Boysns stables Jersey
City 10 Rave horses stabbed for the night and IN To-
uortiu. fouud that the stable dosr had been forced
opet the nisht and the horss taken sway On the
nisht clothing Of Lynn, Al. az Co. IN New
ARA Vas ROBBED Of clothing sod cl0ths tho amount OF
o1O Sbpoon the two persons soose referred
RottsIies bre been frequent of late IN Se~an rHsr
.op jersey CITY and viciny sud Of thieves yell ora
rspi.ed are believed in thoss aces a'
BELIEVED that they their pluodsr NJ nuison nNe'
IN bo.ts 10 orse 10 escap. detec On 81 the ferries
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INTERESTING CASE OF ALLEGED LUNACY.

4
Before Commissioners MoARorsH ssssEs and MNEa, and
She rf' Jury
In the matter Of VIM. A Brown. al alleged ianatic
This case, which hs, been pending for several
weeks past 10 test the sanity Of Mr. B. was brought
TO a clc-e Yesterday. Mr.. b. is wholesale grocer,
doing business in South-st. In November last az
the Instance of his brothers he sent to the Luns
tic ASYLUM at Flushing, whore he remained several
weeks until be brought before Judge Roosevelt,
on habess corpus, on the motion of ). Ii Noble,
ESQ, one of his counsel and discharged.
The case 10 enc of peculiar interest. On the part
Of the petitioner varc medical and other witnesses
were Introduced. many of whom gave II AZ their
opinion tia, Mr. b. wss Of unsound mind and ncom-
pet.nt 10 manage his Own affairs. Oatle other hand
great may witnesses were sworn on oehsf oil Mr..
b. wbo testified that be perfectly rational; some
If The IN stated they had known him intimately from
bis boyhood that bis peculiar traits of character,
which testified to by the si'ne-ses against him,
were strongly NAKED from their first scqlsntsuce
With bim Yesterday, st the opening OF the Court,
Henry l. Clinton proceeded to address the Jury IN
favor of bis client.
Mr. C. made touching allusiou to the manner in
which b. friends had stood by him in his difficulties.
Mr.. e. paid high compliment IN the lady to whom
bis client vas betrothed. The learned counsel de-
poupced in terms Of great severity and bitterness
the conduct Of the brothers OF his client IN nstituting
thee proceedings; he confended that their object
was 10 get their brother imprisoned In Lunatc Asy-
lum in order hat they might get the control Of his
property amounting to $50 900 or 500 900 Mr.. Z.
con,f nded that his client was infinitely the superior
OF his brothers IN intellect ana iht-gr'v' ine Vou
eel was very sarcastic in his comments upon the testi-
ony ofthe doctors upon whose certificate Mr. b. was
sent to the Lunatc yum he thouy ht it a dssr ace
to humanity that such miserable nonsense should fall
from the lips of leaned men, as WAS contained In their
evidence. Mr.. Clinton occupied about an hour and
half in his address after which j. +. Burrill, Esq,
spoke for nearly hours in favor of the petitioners
The counsel commended the course pursued by David
s. ana Eagsr NJ. brothers OF W. A. Brown lie
cortended that the proof Of Browns insanity was
overwhelming and that il the Jury should renfer
verde. in his favor b. would be stripped OF his
property and would in all probability, soon resort to
scfs Of desperate violence.
After brief charge from Commissioner Mcrorgh,
the jury retired and after hours cansutston, IN
formed the Court they cond not agree, AMI were &C
cordinely discharged Nine OF the Jury we're in ia
yor Of Brown and six against him.
We .r-tood that here the ends as II u not
civ that the brothers of will pursue the mstter
further majority Of the Jury being against them.
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SUPERIOR coURr.JM a. Bsfo,. Jadss sLo''oS'

CLAIM or EXEMPT HORSE AND CAhf.
Henry Haven John Drsar, sheriff
Plaintiff ia a door maker. The sheriff on a levy,
t.ot ava, which plaintiff claims to have bee
to hrs business and that team, they were OK
-. Ut c execution by law This denied u being con
tended that 10 thsn so IN tools dtptnre Ne could ne
retained BY btor Verdict for defendant Yer ptt, MI
Ferguson For dfdt. Mr. Va derpoei
Before JUDGE OAKLEY
hpsu.,us g. Greesbeck e. 81 sst Root berdel et 81
To recover the price of 500 kegs Lard. Inc do
fence IA thai the tsre allowed II n pr beg whereas ths
weighed over ub Ip IspLy w...id the agreement y
ehsrsed that sgreei TO be ~ 70 per 4 g
the agreement would although they should Weigh more
verdict for p. nfs 81 q being smount ard interest ro
plf Mr. L Miller For dfdt, Messs stough'on, Harrns
ten .rd DodTe
ASSAULT AID BATTERY on A LATE WIZ.
Ann Cshar1s LeuhtenbuTk Hefmsn kral and Caroline
Theresa KrAll
Plaintiff says that in July 1853 defendants COM
ned upon her assault and battery the sud sro
line throwing her large stick Of wood and defendant Her
man is.t.fiop Il said Csroioe struck psn'in yio
lem blow in with his fist knocking loose two OF ner
teeth whereby suffered pain s The damages are
laid at 81 eco. The tried before
IL was s.i1 psintf had been the wife Of said hsrmsn snd
rot divorced from him. Said Herman Married again Pltin
tie said crossed to the front Of ssement whsre
uone aud applied to her como terms which lazy
doe, not wish hesr when Herman came down nom us
.s and committed the assault 10 question The points ssr'
denied sss CLAIM IN - best S~fensants Inc
complaint &c Caroline dismissed Vssdct against DO
f,rdsnt Herman $500 For plaintiff Ar byrnei Tor De
PENDANTS. Nssr. stuyvessnt, Burlock, and Alles
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coast ~ Africa A. NJ ysep.in4 tod ne bef,rs
] wsrtfs the J,ia N,l-sa. I 4 4 not kno v IA. b
I. fore l ssi.eS Va the Jslss Asa.ssa-
q Hos much dc Won exDee; :, -et from tls GOV
er1uert for th's con plailtl Not COS f4r'hin-: I
erI-ct 70 h- the los, ? suppose .han hav@ 10 oss
dollar dsy for nv bos-J; have not 81 a c. az
from nv oae Concerned with the Government daring
nv stietosrce here - witness, par my own
e11en-.s I'D suppose | shah have II, xi,hol, any
eo-lpersstcn from any one; if can't. III hsve 10
give Il no.
Q IL your conversation with Mr. Barclay did you
tel him snytt ing shout your Connection vita tas
slaYs-,rsse A NJ SIR. | suppose be knew all
about i, from the papers. csrno, remember ST |
said 70 him but what ssFd was not connected with
this husress told him one thing 10 particular:
that ~sbed hi. business was decided, that had
no spi.s ac.irst NJ. Valentine.
By Mr. McKeon-Q Have van been promised or
Go YOU expect any compensation from the oihceu OF
the Government except the fees zlo ~ed you by taF
witness A. No, SIR wss told when | first
cerle here should have dollar day. l hs,e sp
piled to Mr.. McKeon for leave, since this iavestya-
non commenced, to take charge Of vessel. and he
refused to let go. spoiled TO him three or four
different times. and be said he was sorry ne could
DOT let 90.
On the pan Of the defense, it wa, conceded tia,
the Glamcrgan wss condemned n forfeited for being
engaged in the slave-uade, BY the L. S. Circuit
Court in Boston.
The inveshEs tion adjourned til 10 o'clock this
morning.
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CITY ITEMS.

Q. K. PHILAspER DorsrIcKss LrrrLRs'-ino
Syrtr series will be published in to morrovs SEMI
WrrKiY TRIBUNE.
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Ssow rPoS 1HH SIDEwALKs The Mayor has in
peed the police notify b. and othss on their
respective hess clear the 'ront Of tnsi.
d,rc.s within fre hours .sr the snow h,s c-,.d falling
The ordinance In q, sArd thereto will be strictly sof,Eesd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

THr Hupsos COUNTY CoURrs.-The Hudson
County Court OF Common Pleas will resume 5u,aen To-
osy C1se. Of appeal will principally occupy is attention
Turti fne. for selling liquor without eLse have bsea m,
fic,.d via: Patrick Martin and Vm Bsver, each $50 AID
cs... and ah-4l natla N AID eOstz
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Tti. money being careful distributed among those not
sded housh the Anne Department under the personal
,ur,rysoD OF me n.ben Of thommtee The Rev. Mr. Yer
rider City Missionary hiss rendered the Com Mite. much aid
In tbs work Appl cations aid the iaeresss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

DRIVING OFF A CART Yesterday morning Q cart,
eOnasr boxes ofsod. wA,er ~s d. ven from the sa Of
li.h nent il valued 100 young subsequently
arrested ON gu pic on By the lid District Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

HorEL TuIIr.-Wm. Lewis alias Luce vas detect
- Yesterday stealing from the rsek 81 the New
fort Hess the property Of besrder vho vss tse uns
tahpe h dsser Feqosst tbes Of ibis knA had been son
ed ths hotel end watch which resulted Ia the
capture Of Lswa He taken before Jusss Dsvasea snA
swn tehst for sod hsssns wsteA fSsnd % h psfsca
ns wseh va eeessd saA hes engraved - q Ne
snap sn4sf fsn sA II - q d Jsascsse AAr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

ARREST FOR STEALING FROM PARfSr-A yeung
man p.ued John CROWN wa Yesterday charged with
bsnk boob showing deposit So 70 me ersst q
er.vipr ,sd sum o the bah TIE money found upon
him The Of his arrest and he confessed bis sut ana ex
rIesssd psniienee He w1 committed 70 prison fo tnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-A young man, named
VIM Vei,rer was yesterday sesed charged with having,
early yeerdsy morning broken ntI the premises OF Llphsr
Pesr,sn No seconc and stolen heretrom blanks t
arc buffalo robe valued sss which found in bis Dos
session the time of lie committed BY Jus
tee " elsk fer examination