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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

tn. heath - John Mitchell ths honest .n1 fearless jaura.
lot tApplsp.e
The PRKslDEST went on With tho regular tosss;
Our sister soeisiiss-oar honorej gusss
MI YouxG President Of the So George replied
He wa, sre.t.d with most enthusiastic and renewed
.pplause He said he was much impressed win the
recen,inn given 10 ssiDt not always 10 good o1or
among Iri.hmen. In one thing he w+s disayDnin.ed-
suorg company Of Hishmen noted for riot s1d .ong
he had heard great deal more Of politics sui drsok
a great deal lees OF punch than be hal boos5.
Laughter He s4w before D IN the ve~i,sbie Harp
"tbs, once Sc, but he ssw I'D ,rDsd with 'he ver-
liable Rose Of England and tia, be took AZ good
omen. lie would Dot give aregUlsty ccncoc,e1 toast,
because in this day Eoglshmen had learned 20 sbnor
the very word "roufins " Loud Applause Bat
lrisbmen could Lot forget their fair country woman
and the ndomtsble vsior Of their corntrymen; he
would therefore give:
The pious ao immortal memory OF the hih OF How'll
the Groves Of Bsney, Molly CHeT' ana ths EnshIlen
DisFoObs
Drank with tremendous applause
SIMEON DRAPER of The New England Society, also
replied Mr. ID. spoke strongly against Know othpg
ism He, son Of plymouth Rock could claim as ,rges
no,ton Of the glitter of the Sar-Spsnged Banner az
any one: but. when he saw il refuse protsc ion 70
apy who sought il he hoped the end Of his exisencs
would come Every AUe rican should fully express
hi, sentiments on this subject love bin said Mr.
ID ~bo loves his own country better than any other
LAND but look this ;l1siveDess a. miserable ia
Americans / think such is the sentiment Of the
American people ard, | declare have never known
20 great a counterfeit as this Mr. Know Nothing.
Tremendous applause
Mr. BELL read some telegraphic sentiments from
Irish Societies in Philadelphia.
The City Of New Yo'k-ths future metropolis NJ the
world the liberal policy that has attached her industry
the In foene Of Of 81 has infested itself
in he unexaupl-d growth property, and power.
Judge DAILY responded.
10 The sruy and Navy Of the United Ststes.
IL The L.des
RICHARD OGoRMAY responded. He regretted
that the duty had been assigned not to young man,
full Of FIRE, but to him married man But, 10
this progressive age lovers speak for the nelves
Where lscy is the doctor, what young msn would
moi be her PATENT When a lady breaches, what
young uan would not cit oene.th the pulpit Aud
now that lady has entered the legal profession it
j. 10 be hoped that the decorum Of the younger pro.
fess'oDal men woid be increassd. Laughter soi
applnute Mr.. OGormsn alluded to the success Of
The entertainment and the good prospects of the
S0ceTy.
The regular toasts being xhausted, and the Sab
bath close at hand, the company shortly after
broke up.
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DIED.

BOND. Jones Rsi P. NJ Of Allsfsn Mich eomne
Gates TO Tie rreuSe 1rder date Of Monday Mses W. me
recent eesih OF nrs Rozd (who-e hssesrd 10 Csosns
had espcrd hes IN bad ~esher ard died sef Zee eayv
s'iDes In dreadful .s- OF msata miey wsntns sons
oDe t. cut hsr throat short me befo,s h. teath
pEFlFLrl-At Detroit Mich W, or rsSsy March L. VII
liam " De6ed sged IS ye-rs
BARLEY On Ssturd.y. March H. John y Daley aged
nj. friends spd those Of hi. father John D.r.v ard his
father IN John Boyce md bis broth--a las rnom VI
s.y th int At ciocS " (p'.ss Of 10 O'clock n,
=. noticed from ,he residence Of BE father No.
Wicket st Brooklyn, withou, further insissnon.
SAoER-At Moupaui. w.s,ehe:,er Ieaay "a saw ~
Mach II Of rsrssuus. Ns mary Am oatef' ""eo " "a.
Gsser. In the tsth year Of her sse. .,.
Her will be taken 10 speonf Long asrd tos n'es
HAviLaSp-on SsurS., March II. A Morris. iafApt soa
Of Henry and Sarah Bsvilsnd ssed wear and nontns
TIE hieuss OF the family RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
the fpntrsi on second CAV eiteIrooo issa ins ~
om the residence Of James C. Hsvspd. No ~ Co,dmus~
BrookSn
osBORN-A, Berport Long leland Friday. March Is.
Mrs Charlotte Osborn, reict OF ire ste 0hss oso'f"
the 7lth Year of her age 49,,
The relatives ard etjs Of the f,my respectfully in
yited the funeral from her residence Belfast Locg
fslstd Moudsy afternoon 81 o'c|ccs.
The rsio per Long l.l.td ksrosd leaves South ferys
sIaoN-At Mashpee mss. Isaac siren sses IS the LAG
ms- Iroisn clsiuir be N boded utsn PROPRIETOR o.
Msr.hree About part Of his shin had become Of
the color Of a white nsn. without knr~n disease.
sTaRR-ou Saturday, March II, john H. sarr' aged "
The .uuers viii take place from bis late esdense osad
sANBoRN-on Frids, Mach IS, o. sP'plesy at the rcd
6pce q Mr Jebn Ehercse No IS North Moore st. Ars
Msris Ssutorp s..d a yssp wife of Sol X. SsnSorn
WAIKEe-Oa ssturS,y evening March II Minor Poole,
youngest child Of Alex and Jane B. Walker ssed yess and
5montbs 49,
the funeral =, No - West 1b on Moed.y afternoon, It
O'Clock without 'u'ther Invitation
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THE PARTIES IMPLICATED.

John Hyler, John Morrissey and james Irving,
thee of The parties which the verdict of the Coroner
Jury, rendered Saturday evening implicste in the
purder Of William Poole, are now confined in the
cells attached to the Office of the Chief of Police, in
stead of having apartments in the TOmbs, the same
AZ Turner and Pausene, two OF the siders and sbet
tors in the brutal murder. A great effort was made
on Saturday night to bail Irving fcom prison, but
Coroner Hilton, after conference With District-At-
torney Hall declined to take bail for him, as he was
told u OFT decidedly that it not bsilabe case
Morrissey and Hyler, as well other parties con-
cerred are very anxious to he released from condne
ment, and applications for their liberation, no doubt
will be made to dsy but with What success we shall
zee. Councilman Kerrigan stil remains in prison.
unleas bailed Saturday night after the verdict of
the Coroner's Jury was made public.
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THE VERDICT.

The Jury came into Court abou, 81 o'clock. AFTER
absence Of three hours ana rendered the wing
verdict:
We find that the death Of VIM Poole Was csused
by guDsbot wound from pistol in the hands of
LEWIS BAKER, at Stsnwix Hall. in Brosdway, on
the morbirg Of the 25th Of February. 1855.
We frd that JAMES TURNER and PATRICK
MCLAUGHLIN, alias PAUGENE, were guilty Of
aiding and abet-ng in the murder of Villa Poole.
We find JOHN HYLER, CORNELIUS LINN
ard CHARLES VAN PELT guilty accessories
before the fact.
We Likewise find JOHN MORRISSEY guilty OK sn
assault with iDten to take the life Of Vim. Poole,
and tina. be accessory to the murder Of said VIM.
Poole by association on the evening preceding the
MURDER.
We likewise find JAMES IRVING accessory be-
fore the fact.
The Coroner briefly thsnked the Jury for their pa-
thence ard attention, and dischHged them. Commit
mens made out against the parties found guilty
by the Jury, and all, except Baker were locked up
On the same evening.
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DOINGS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

AS HONORABLE TEsTIMoNIAL.-On the lst OF Ju'y
1854 Mr.. John W. Gsreice, member OF Hose Co. .,
rescued two women and child from the flames, by
tskirg them from the second story window of the
bulls ding No. 81 Grand.st after all escape by the
sairways had been cut Off by the spread OF the FIRE
Some time afterwsrd his friends presented bin with
a magnificent gold wstch and chain as testimonial
of his bravery, and the Common Council also took
action on the subject, by directing their clerk, Mr.
Valentine to have gold medal prepared, At a cost
of 80 for pref entaton to him on behalf of the Cor
porsticp.
On Saturday morning, the Mayor, in his private
office, made the presentation in Bis capacity Chief
Magistrate Of the City, He paid high tribute to the
bravery Of our fremen, and especially commended
the heroism of Mr. Gsrsde.
Mr.. Garside, in accepting the medal, thanked the
City Authorities, through the Mayor, for their sp-
prova of bis efforts to discharge his duties fire.
man.
The medal is about three inches in diameter, and
very heavy. A wreath of oak'leaves surrounds the
following inscription, surmounted by an eagle:
Presented by the Corporation of the City OF New York
JosS W GARsIpE member OF Hose Co. g. as mark Of re-
stect srd q bis heroic bravery sang
the i've. of three persons lire No Jl Gsnd July lS)
On the reverse is the City Coat Of Arms and title
OF its Seal: SigiRum Ciritatis Kori Eboraci.
The medal was anufaetured by Randell & Bare
more. No. 20 Msiden lane, Mr.. Baremore belonging
10 Hose Co. IL. II will be on exhibition th, week
at the store Of Mr. II. T. Grstscsp, No l43 Grand st.
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FIGHT AND ASSAULT WITH HATCHE r.

On Saturday night, a party who had been celebrat-
ing St. Patrck's Day, got into quarrel and fight
Together, at a GROCERY in Westinghouse, when
one them, named Luke Toole, seized hatcher and
struck Mrs Msrgsret Duggan with il upon the head
producing a wound which is considered extremely
dangerous. Toole was arrested by Policemen Eagan
and CROWN, Of the Flint Ward, and committed by
Justice Bogar TO await the result of the injuries
AXorHER.-Pstrick Crogan was yesterday arrested,
charged with having Saturday night, assaulted Bar
pard Maloy, Of No lls Mulberry st, with hstchet,
cutting his face in terrible manner, and d'siguring
him for life. The parties had previously been quar-
rehpg aid sighting together in GROCERY in the Sixth
Ward TIE accused was taken before Justice b.
cart. and locked up to answer the charge.
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THE GRAPEsHOT OFF AFTER THE ISA-
BELLA JEWETr.

This fine clipper.shp, Capt. Hepburn, went yea
terdsy morning TO for the City Of Palmas, Great
Canary Island, with a fully supply of stores, and
mar ned with crew of as excellent seanen rs ever
worked vessel Ofiicsrs Bustow, Brush, Evans.
ana Place were selected by the City Judge, and have
gone armed and equipped for the business they have
in charge. Beside there, there are abou. dozen
spirited young men, volunteers for the enterprise
making, Independent, of the ships officers and crew.
force Of sixteen men 20 take the fugitive murderer
Judge Stuart, 10 whom alone is dae the credit Of
getting this expedition up, and who has worked in
cesssnty to get it TO Sea the Spani b Vice Con'u
with large party Of gentlemen, accompanied the
Grspeshot outside of Sandy Hook. She lef, her
plot with a good wind under full sail, her canvas
ipread. end all board in the highest spirits. Too
much praise cannot be given to George Law, who,
on the application of Judge Stuart, at once con-
senied to the use Of his celebrated clipper without
charge, and bimself personally experimenting her
preparation for the voyage. The people will remem
Der HE noble conduct
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SERIOUS STABBING ARRAY.

A quarrel took place late on Saturday night, at
por,er.house in the Twentieth Ward, between tTo
men nan ed Daniel Hsrrigan and Daniel Calhoun
and fight eusued, during which the former suddenly
fen to the floor, crying, "Im stabbed" He was
imme diately conveyed to his residence in Twenty
eighth st when deep and dangerous wound in the
side wss discovered. Calhoun arrested, AMI ad-
uit,ed IiiciiDg the wound, but alleged that he did
not do it with knife, but with a sharp stick Tbs
statement the attending physician believes to be
fslse as the wound bears every appearance Of having
be- Inflicted with knife. The prisoner was taken
befo.e Justice Pearcy and locked up.
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From The Ehilaa.Ir.aia Ga.e:te. Marea II.

From The Ihtddtph'd GQ-fsts. Mdfc1 H.
Yesterday, Philadelphia vas Affected with the Co
tbauie exciten ant in regard IN toe Poole tragedy.
AT An early hour, roan went 10 the station mouse
of the Nineteenth Ward, and said he knew Is ker
very well, and that the murderer had reached the
city in the eOurse OF the night in vessel, and that
be was DOW in the city. This started the excitement
which soon spread, and tho police were on the alert
a. orce. -,
After.ar5s report prevailed that Baker hal been
arrested At NorIistown. Another that he hal been
c,utured az be was about 10 enter ths cars az Main
and CIR en- streets And then, after muc1 lqulrV, we
received from wat sideiei good aulh rity, the
foiosirg connected story. 1t Was stated tnat sOlie
tine ip the .onrse Of rhe night A man answering the
dissertation of Baker ha1 arrived a. the Richards
House kept by Mrs Sheorake, 81 Eight AMI Sorlng
Gafden streets, thst not long Afterwards officer Posr
son of the Baltimore inde pendent police, IN company
with we'll known citizen, proceeded to the house
and saw Baker; that when told be was prisoner, ne
unlimited but ssked the officer not 70 lei the TACT OF
hs arrest be known in Philadelphia just then; tha,
the alleged murderer then taken TO the nearest
ststion bouse-probably that of The Fourteenth ward
and kept here until the time for the morning
train 10 starr for New York, and then conveyed 10
that civ II was then added tina, Baker attempted
10 escape at BOrdentown, but failed, in consequence
of the superior activity of the officers
We don't like TO spoil good story, nor 10 take
from any body pleasant subject OF Decentralization
az the probable punishment of a murderer. Buf we
had The pleasure Of seeing officer Je'eph Pearson last
evening and he told be was go unfortunate as not
TO have Baker in charge. He said that he had known
Baker for about ee ht yesrs-thst he hsd been upon
HIS track within the last few days that he was almost
certain that on Thursday night Baker was in this
cty in company with friend, and disguised as a
couprryuan; and that he believes Baker aud his
friend have gone TO Maryland, where 1t will be very
difficult TO capture him.
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SATURDAY, March Up. M.

TIE Stock market continues 10 be active and the
impulse given by the foreign news received on FRI
day has been felt during the day. At the Second
Board the maket w9 very buoyant and lett of
above the highest printed prices. The leading fam
oies were in large demand and those who have here
tofore been the eest sellers appear to have changed
their policy and bought largely. Reading continues
the most active stock. the sales exceeding 5000
shares and touched s5a, an advance Of y cent;
Erie was aso active, and vent TO Al; New-Ycrk
Central sold at 94I; Panama fell of y cent. The
Western Railroad stocks were firm. Cleveland & To-
ledo continues to advance, and sold at SO, buyer
sixty; Chicago & Rock Island, s6i, exdiyidend;
Gle velan6 Columbus & Cincinnati, 1917 Gaens and
Chicago, 90 &c. The Coal shares strong.
Delaware advanced to 1885, Pennsy Coal, 1861;
Cumberland 35-all sho wing considerable advance,
especially Delaware; Canton was 10 dem and at bet
ter prices selling az high %; Nicaragua was firm
at l6l. In Railroad Bonds the business was large.
with a strong market The sales are tIso, 900. I'LL
nos Central advanced to 81; N. Y. Central. 7s to
l0Il; Erie, 1875 g.; 1862, 81 1871 3d. 1883, s3I.
&C. State stocks are In good request and the market
is strong Virginia, 97l; Missouri, 953, North Caro-
lina SO; Indiana Elves, 81; louisiana, 93I, sc. In
Government Stocks there Is nothing doing.
There il yet DO yement in Exchange for th, next
steamer but Sterling Is firm at u 9lo cent Francs,
5l3i05ll4.
Freigbts are quiet. To Liverpool Grain Is oominaly
3Ia3ad Cotton, 5-32d. a3-i6d; Heavy Goods ISL.
To Bremen, 800 bales Cotton &c.. 1901 bbs. Provis-
ions, 2s; Measurement, POI. To Antwerp 100 bales.
Cotton, lc.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were s;o,o35;
Paid, s77 1852; Balance, o. l3s, l2s. Pad from As
ray Office, s39, 500; Paid for Discussing Odicers,
s32.234 The Assay Dice has paid out during the
week about ss75 600, and the Sub-Treasury beyond
receipts, about s26o, 600 making an aggregate Of
:735 900. On the her hand, about $500 900 has
been ser over 10 Boston for the Canada OF which
large portion come by the California steamer 10
coin and old not go into the Assay Office. Tbs en-
tire shipment by the Canada Oh, ss7 SIS, when a.
we think much the largest shipment ever made from
Boston Of the shipm,Ut t572,i7f was ID oaf''
sesO TO in American coin, and $4,000 IN so'efe's"S.
Tbis large .bpment wss occasioned by the delay OF
| the Csnsd. from "Wednesday to Saturday, and oy
The f.c, ,bo, the Nsshville is not boat by which
,h;nre,, are willing to send large amount. We
hs., :. vet OF but very little going by her. The In
.rrspce by her, we understand, 10 . y cent. higher
| ,bsp BY the Collins boats.
Albert II. Nicolsy's regular semi weekly sactiou
..Ies of Socks and Bonds will take place on Mon.
day next the 18Th int at l2I o'clock, ct the Mer.
chants Exchange. The sale Of Fort Wayne and
Southern Railroad Bonds win take place On the 2A
inst.
The interest on the Construction Bonds Of the Iu
nos Central Rsilsosd. due April J, VII b Ped 4
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tbis me bet evidence sometimes differs. We hr-t
take Poole from his hou,e and take him 70 S,snriG
Hall, whore MoIrissey wa sitting. We have n
TO believe tbal either 81 tleSe knew o. Z
other bsirg IN s sDsi1 Hall when 81 n entered the
Place Poole j. bead 20 cav when rs' Informed thst
Morissey IVES IN ire premises. that h. OH not come
"thers fer n. h.. aud would let him alone long
" he 80 hin.elf let alone" The Coroner then recs
pitulsted the Circumstances Of the fgh, tbrou about
ending with leaving the Jury 20 decide upon the
points Of lsw and fact. Tie Jury then retired.
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CHARGE OF FRAUD.

Geo. w. Niles, who was convicted and sentenced
to the State Prison, some years ago, for fraud was
on Saturday arrested charged with false pretebses
in obtaining s'35 from Washington Lescraft in an
uary last. The accused i. is stated, agreed Tor .ne
above sum to quidste I'll claims certain sries ,''
whom Niles alleged be was acting, hsd ass'a" M
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MARRIED..

RoRpYS-wItBUs-io sou>r.-t Mac en- w-dsssasys
Na5eh ia the Hon sstAssisl B. Bssisa Of Fall kvo.
yrs Lyefs Wilbur. -
U.swEI I--srAcY-N Burins,sn, VI. Wednesday.
u.,rh "a "a. Hon liam Hss-eu OF Bafnf,On 10 mis
Lsdis siscy. A., =.
KrST-ALsrON-Is selms, Ala, rharst.y Mveh !, Dr..
J.m.. Kent Of In S.s 20 Miss Miruie Guy sseoad ass shr
OF The Hon W. Alton
sINcLAIR-sYMONs-I North Apsover. Assa on rsuys-
day March Jobn Sinclair f.a OF os'on 70 hs Ssiss'
T'ne, dsts hfer Of the lsfe Jonss symous
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ADVERTISEMENT
Tile AMERICAN GIANrEss-The most extraOr-

THE AMERICAN GIANTEss-The most extraOr-
dinsr, .pece Of szsntc fenniny seen She only
q yess Old and weighs nearly eco pounA She 10 not only
young but handsome snisbIe. Intelligent and woild DO
srsc.fu if her erOnty Of fe.h would permit OF course
this srest wood.rss B.kSUMs MUSEUM where the mora
drama CT the Old Brewery re revived this evening" and
two entertaining pieces be performed besides this afternoon
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fAdVertisenenkl

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET, 800 Broad
contains thousands Of BUsTs and CASTS from the heads
Of the most dnsuished that ever lived also SKULLS
hrr.n ard animal from all quarters Of the
rvntion Mu nmes P,sfes Robbers. muceres snd lhs'es
so numerous and Drawings q eeeorssed mai
v,ep,Is yirg sn1 cad Museum slwsysiFxEE TO Taton
Examtrsiions with Charts. e,ly, By Prof FOWLER
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TAdyertisenertl

50 J0.-Will commence this day, eight new
v,,ipr Cs..., e. the charge Of - - for the course
~ .,-ons with Of success TO every pa1u
81 Lsentr reduced hs.d this daJs Herald sor pIteuiAr
OLIVES b 0oLDsaITH, No. S2 Broadway.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITs.-Life and Caolnet
OIL and Pastel Mnisrare z.s suPer. % Toe sss
Ivcfy Painting Unsocred Photographs. equssd oy .s,
style size o Dsguersoypes Of dees.sed 90. str,as
sne Oh sainuBss or envn. by thn ps. IA IS ass
fsker only u T. GulxRY c. D. fnxpshcs,i
bs,ss A. 1sGps;t PUs sas Ne. ~ BsssswT. nsw'Ae-
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Lescref which, it il alleged be failed to 90, AMI
pocketed tie money. He oenies hi. guilt, and re-
ques's inn edis'e examination. vhich viii be 81
iorded him soon, by Justice Bogsrt.
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CITY ITEMS.

OPrRas-The German Opera at Nbo's, on Satur-
day night, was attended by an overlooking house
A third representation will be given on Tuesday
La Favorita will be given to night at the
Academy, Fourteenth.st. by Stefanone, Brgnos,
Bsciali, and Colotti.
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IAdvsrtisemertI
IT, Lat .sanvtrpapt af Err

TFAs.-The best assortment VI FINE TEAS viii
he soapd st the CASTOR TEA CoarASys nevyereeted and
s,r,pt store No I Chaksm st. between Pearl and Roose-
ve the Oldest Tea establishment In the city We
sur they DO better tina, elsewhere either
vho.essIs or retsa Ne branch stores
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lkfveuHemcnCl

CAIPETNGs, OiL-CLorHs, &c, in every VAR
cry enc a. The v,y wes rrees for :vh Eslvs r.?esyf
So, sro irFrsa Cspets. from suctioa Oh - -
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SuIcIDEs BY HAyGIsG- George GUIDE German.
fifty years of age, was found hanging by the neck
and dead yesterday morning, at his premises, No.
1875 Houston.s where he lived alone, bis wife occu.
pying apartments the opposite eide Of the street
No cause was assigned for bis committing the rash
act.
Casper Sshnidt, German ffty-dve years Of age,
While laborDg under ct of deirum tremens on
Saturday night hung himself, at tbs residence Of his
family No. IL Wlletst., and was dead when dis
covered. Inquests were held upon the bodies OF the
two men and ia each case a verdict of g suicide
was rendered.
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ARREST OF SUNDAY GAMBLERs.-Fhe Eleventh
Ward Police, yesterday, made descent upon The
lager beer shop Of Hermann Esuer No. $50 Attor-
ney ct and arrested number of Germans, whom they
found gambling with cards, for money and drinks
Among the number were an e1-policemsn, of the
Thirteenth Ward and an applicant for appointment
on The police. They ell taken before Justice
Wood, end fined. The keeper Of the place will be
proceeded against for keeping dsorderly house and
celliug liquor Sunday.
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Adyerti-eCe

ABB. LArTA, Steam, Fire and Engine Builder,
Cincinnati Ohio, at LovejoJ's hotel
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SELLING LOrTERYPoLrcIEs John Mcintyre
keeper Of an office at No. 800 Tenth ST., was yeser
day arrested, charged with selling Therapeutics to
Thos. A. Weaver Of No. los East Thirtieth-st. The
slips rates OF sale and other papers connected With
the policy business were seized by the police, and
conveyed to the Essex Market Court. The accused
gave bail in $500 to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

PRESENT TO JosrpH E. EBLISG.-A wagon an
hsues, were presented to Mr.. Joseph Z. Ebiins. o
Saturday, by some Of biz fiends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

TAdveftisement.T
LEARY & Co., Art Hatters and Vendors to Gen
.leusn. Stores AstoT House, Broadway, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

JosEPH HuxE-A cast, the size of life, from tne
head of the late distinguished English statesman ana
politician, may be seen at the PhrenologcA Caoine'
Of Fowlers and Wells, No. sos Broadway.
very remarkable specimen.