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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
MATTERS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

SHIRTS MADE FOR SHILLING.-On Saturday last
Mr. Davis shirt seller in Warren St, was sent for
by the Mayor, TO answer charge as given ia THE
TRIBUNE of Saturday morning made against him by
Margaret Byrne TO the effect that in reply to I'D
yertisemeLt in The Sun newspaper, she had applied
for work az shirtmaker TO Davis, who required her
10 deposit the sum of - with him secddty, and
then gave her material for tbree shirts for the max
ing of which she to receive the Of ~ cents
each. The girl finished her work in three days, and
took them 20 the store, when Davis said only one OF
them was made correctly and refused to pay her any
thing until the other two altered. Tne girl then
askod for her 81, saying she would charge nothing
for her work if he would only refund the amount
which she had deposited with him. This he refused
to 90. and finally he threatened to kick her out OF
doors unless she went out OF his store.
In answer TO tie summons of the Mayor, Davis
son appeared, and at frs, denied ever having seen
the girl or knowing anything about her, but event
ualy he did admit that he had given her the shirts
to II AXE, exactng rs security g. He said they had
20 many women who attempted TO impose on them
by protesting to sew well, and then after spelling
their work demanding psy for it, in addition to the re-
turn of the depostmoney, that he always took - IS
security.
Inc MbIOr ETdNtiy anu rtNtIcis i'ltlhfh"'u 'i'
for such me- an conduct, and asked what he could ex
pect from poor creatures whom he and others Of his
cass compelled to labor three days and nights for
thee shlipgs. He perfectly understood the atocious
systsm-a 3, stem tina. did much to drive poor and
decent girls to infamy and ruin, and he was deter
mined foput stop to the practices and impositions
OF those engaged in it.
Tie shirts were exhibited and appeared to be well
made, and Davis admitted that there was not much
the matter with either ofthem, and said that the ma
teiiss of neither OF them were in any way injured
Tie Mayor ordered that the girl be paid her 80 49,
The young man attempted to leave without paying,
but az stopped by officer, when he refused pay
ANYTHING unles he was compelled 70.
An affidavit then taken from the grl by astice
Osborne setting forth the facts above detailed, and
that belle we'd that the sitter Of Davis in taking her
81 intended 10 defraud her out OF the same, and that
the giving out Of the shirts was but cloak far
the furtberance of her dishonorable designs.
The sitter OF Davi. was then arrested AMI brought
before Justice O-borne, when it appeared in evidence
that Davis employs from 200 to 500 women aud
girls in making shrrstha, the value Of the materials
Of the three ,hhts amounted TO SO cents only, but
that Davis told his son and daughter never to take
lees than 50 for security.
The case will be heard further to day at 10 A. NJ.
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MEXICO.
AFFAIRS AT ACAPULCO.

60. .,,lou;nv Letter 10 The Star and Herad gives
a.. ,.,,;cuar. Of the desorton o. Santa Anna by the
-, n, der Gen. Zouloes. a. before announced:
S"'r' Ac.pULco. MEXICO Jan. "a, 1855.
u..sps FDtroRs STAR AND HERALD: AZ we an
te;pstso courier arrived from Genersl AiVarez :
,ssd quarters q; TespaD, o. the 2Oh Win 'ne ON ."i
,ossIlies uoe that General ZuiOas1 VITO ms eu'fe
a~~~snd composed Of some Of santa Auna select
oAeers and troops had With all their arms ana num-
,;oos Of war capiiusttd ~ use patriotic express
s;on had roLouLced ia favor Of and JJioed tue CON-
.ssd Of Alvuez. BY this the Liberal party IN the
Soptb are reinforced with 900 regular troops and o.
seers. together with ! 5OO good muskets, 80 male
leads Of munitions Of war, and 6 held pieces, SUM-
GENTLY ample 10 bid dehsnce 10 any additional troops
santa Anna may order u the South when Is excee1-
ely questionable. as be no couot IS tuly cOnvince1
q tbs sbsurdity Of another attempt TO dceat Alvarez
snd bis cbieftain General Com 'bfort the iter *hooe
tlens a. liberal sentiments and feeling towards not
fply his Owl countfymen but foreigners, eminently
qualify him for the most elevated posi- 100 IA the gft
q the MeIioans better eelscsOn could not be ,de,
or lie alone appears 10 be the man who can harnO-
lie The "NOIih ind South" aud prevent this Re-
public from cIumbliDg Ito inssLihcant independent
s.sbe.
The victory was celebrated 10 this pot. GA the goth,
By toe firing Of national sallte, and other demon
"a atioDs of rejoicing. The whole force sOms 500
troops are In their march !Or THIS place, ana may be
loos % for in siew days.
Tie Ere Lch figate La Forte cleared on the 9th Tor
Callso. On the eth the Mexican schooner AIgido
arrived with a cargo Of flour, beiOg II days from
Guaytrnes She reports blockade fitting out for this
port that Santa An"a has vessels t. ht out. The
Amerlcas schooner Flying Dart, Capt. Fermin, ar.
rived on the l4h, with q cargo of provisions, and
made The passage from San Francisco in Is days.
Santa Anna is still in the Capital. and his so Gale l
election progressing with wonderful rapidiy; his new
seant ~ Of war quiedy IN the port Of Vera Cruz,
for wsLt Of cregs and thus ends the arftmed paper
blockade, and the attempt 10 defeat Alvarez.
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w..er,. Artillery 'sp Kings H,nt II ,a;eo ~.
sssrs The K,sg' oer''n 10 r'n' i o. w. Ur sod
kss CO.. Nix, flov.w, X. lis, 'hs iss3 D., mo
re- ,ba Rem. -ep,5tiyo, Of F,rsiIu t'on,' tne
0s.,,or. "a ibe Iirno- The Members Of me r,y
ss.,e ana Lsoies Of the Court th1 F'fe'S I;c-.
~ snd Officer II Shi9sot va. 'oe . "a. the
4 ! Csi10Iri nfsn'ry Fret h.s,'a Go;'d t'Tslsn
n.In,s. Fue C,@p-pes, Hok s'a h' Per lo '
Nv. he Kirgs Yeou airy. ihe Forc'Sa -. The
- Foreigners belobgi.g to mere !en1 ''''''' '-'
,x..rs Formulation generally and SJicief''
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ROBBERY AT THE ATLANTIC DOCKS.

For months psst large quantities Of flour have
been stolen from the Government Warehouses on the
Atlantic Dock, and the fact having a, length leaked
out taken 10 detect the guilty parties
il possible. With this view, Collector Redfeli, en-
plcyed Sergeant Ccnklin Smith, and Officer John
Mathews Of the First District Police, Of Brooklyn,
to ferret out the perpeaors-ibe officers having pre-
vously related their suspicious, a. obtained fro OBJ
s,rsaion TO the Collector The off 'ers immedi sely
SCI about the business in hand, and succeeded Fri
cay Last, in srresting VIM Kelley, alias Grassy Kelly,
FIeoerick Tertume. P0trick Pagan, Robert Farrell
and Mathew Murphy, Employees about the Ware.
housts on suspicion of being the offenders. II ap.
pears that the suspicion Of the officers was first ex-
cited from the fact that large quantities OF -four hal
been sold about the city at great reduction on the
market value. On inquiry, they ascertained that it
came from the Atlantic Docks whereupon they sc.
TO watching The maneuveis Of the employees about
the Government ores and eventually found tina,
numbers Of eupty barrels taken to the stores in
cens, AID full barrels carried away by the same
convey ences. The officers followed the vehicles
on several occasions, and saw the -four dely
eIed at a lumber OF private houses about the
civ They then set themselves 70 work
and discovered that empty barrels were taken
from one store the dock 20 another, and in short
time full ban ell would be rolled out taken TO another
store ard deposited inside, where it would be visible
for few minutes and then suddenly disappear. The
officers Witnessed this several times, but could not
account for it, and 80 selected another position Al
length on Friday last, after several days spent in OBJ
serving the actions Of those engaged about there,
they saw cart loaded with some twenty-five empty
barrels stop at store and unload. Inc cart was
then taker TO shed about two hundred yads distant,
and the horse wac Embarrassed The driver rem ained
out Of se h. for FIVE hours when he rehsrnessed the
horse and driving up TO store No O., on the outside
of the dock, loaded the cart with full barrels, and
drove eff, followed by two labotrs The officers
KEEP; within view of the parties un il the cart stopped
in ficnt of Matthew Murphys house, in Amlty-st-,
rear Willow, when they came up snd arrested the
driver VIM Kelly and took the -four and the prisoner
to the Staton-House. The others were subsequently
srested, and the laboreIs informed the officers that
Murphy had employed them to take three barrels TO
bis house, ard cold each Of them barrel at o. on
credit. The amount Of -four stolen ia valued at from
$50 900 10 s4O COO. The accused were all brought
before Mr.. Hilyer, the L. 5. Marshal in New-York
Saturday. and committed TO prison in default o
$500 bail each.
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MEMORANDA.

The COMING CELEBRATIOS. Friday evening
last meeting was held az the residence of Don ai-
aon NalleribO, In acc ance With toe pubsied IN
viaiion for the acopton of measures suitable 10 the
ceetraii Of the opening Of the Railroad.
Considerable enthusiasm was displayed by the gen.
umtn prtsent; aud the benefit OF the road, the I'M
portan &c Of the work Ind the propriety Of the resi-
dents Of San Felipe maling a public demonstration
10 celebrate the completion Of the work were favora-
bly, discusted.
The following business was transacted at the
meeting:
A Committee, formed of Mtssrs. NJ arsno Aroseme-
ma Jose MaJceenO IiurtaOo Jose Manuel Are a1d
Ramon NalefiIO was Lamed TO Dgratulate, the
Railroad Company in the person OF Col Totte1, for
the conclusion of the important work u0d5r his
charge aud to invite the Directors, Supernendents
Epgint ere, al other officials who may be the 18th
mus at the time Of the Inauguration Of the road to
attend Il so,rte, or ball, which the residents of San
Felipe pprpose giving, in honor of the event.
Another committee was named TO solicit the Pro-
yircial Government for permission for three days
public rejoicing and for bun fghtiOg and horse racing
this committee TO attend 10 the m Management Of
thtse festivities.
Another committee was appointed to make the ne
eetssry sIraLgem ents for the ball and supper.
And, lssDy, "a committee was appointed to raise
subscription amopg the residents Of San Felipe, for
the oeiayhg Of the Necessary expenses of the fore
soDg ceebratiops.
FROM TIE INTERIOR The interior of the country
remains ia perfect Tranquility, and tbs Adm0lstrs
lion at Il heae Of ehlcn is the Vice President Jose
DE- 0ba Oia, hos published lts programme, under date
OF the 18th ult win the object of guaranteeing lio
triy aid pubic order, and ~ support the welfare of
the county.
vas IrOolau.t President OF VenezOe a by the Goa.
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scft. the ps-.s- OF hil ~hch ,aii -,.re-
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HAVANA.
CuneHroudeufs

Pom Our Own Correspondents
HAVANA. Thursday, Feb Is. 1855.
Hero @. Havana We have almost been thrown into
byste'ics-at least. nervous people have-by two
Proclsm from the Captain General published in
the official newspaper OF the 18th. Gen Concha has
deemed it requisite - declare this Island in state of
siege and blockade tic feet of the Queen Of Spain,
and That vessel will be slo wed to enter any of the
ports Of this Island without fret ha ring her papers
ri.orously examined; and should any be found laden
with people, though tier papers may be all correct,
they will be simply required TO retlrn; while IL they
are found laden with arms and ammunition, they will
be considered enemies, aud treated as pirates In
tObe enlisted between the ages Of IL and 30 years
III all good Spaniards of both hemispheres. These
meuures, rs you nay suppose, have had their era
teecfs upon trade; and gentleman who purchases
largely the products of this Island for shipment to the
United States stated in my presence yes erdsy after
noon that the price Of tobacco especially, had fallen
considerably within the past two days Indeed from
the wording Of the Pro alamston, some persons are
doubtful if the Black Warrior due from your port
this morning will be permitted to come into this har
Dor, should sbe chance to bring full complement Of
passengers.
There have been, am told, several more arrests Of
Liebly respectable and influential men.
The British ships DIVA Boscawen and Medea-
Tie latter steamer, aud having Spanish troops on
bOad-ltft this harbor yesterday.
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WHOLESALE ARREST OF GAMBLERS

Sergeant Lefferts, of the Reserve Corps, sni his
squad, sssised by Capt WalIipg OF the E'gh,eenih
Wsrd Police. ard section Of his men, on Saturday
night made decent upon q gambling house kept by
Wm. DonIell, at No. 800 Third av. aud arrested
ripeteen persons who, st the time, were engaged in
gsublipg for money. Some Of the officers entered
the room in cifizens dress, early in the even
ing. and insDusted themselves into the company g.
II they were par. Of IT, the rest remained outside
until q signal was given, when they rushed in and
secured the whole party. though all used their beet
txe,tiors 10 escsFe. The prisoners taken TO the
Eighteenth Ward Police Station, and locked up until
yesterday morning when they were taken before JUS
ice Osborne. who held three OF them to bail in 50 900
esch 10 answer. The names of these are Thomas W.
Weeks a carman; Ed. T. Hide, book binder and
Geo Slater, clerk. The Others were held to sPpear
as Witnesses.
Aso1HrR HArL.-Be,ween and o'clock yeser-
day morning the Sixth wsri Police made visit to
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Ia LNTELLIGENC,E.
SUPREME COURTS

SUPREME COURT-spsenL rsss-ygs ~
Opening Of One Hundred sno Thirty thrd " -in'
otj.etons to report 70 be tled this week
Same A. tO Seventy ffthst.
Opening Eleventh av.-Argumsnt postpone. ,,..
EIfeusion Of the Bowery 10 Pesri.t ms -
came 10 beips objections the report and a." hssa a
the TAXATION ofcss,s which cost are alleged % 80
LIVED At an Excessive rate Argument Sn p'es'"
4, cg.r,ys,-Befors Jsdsc hoossnL''
rHE ALLk0ED sELoris cos,le vso arrived
Two of N. twelve Belzisn enigrsnH ~ ast.~,.
=, ~. sn,r,esn .hip Roeb. pe,ss IT, gs,e % lss
IL p.e.nssr and eemuIst.s ~ 90 sss .s.,lcioa e.
..S T. o he Xnssn csos' :. s.sss By e'f..
ben esnvct. ard cent % no 90 H.be Corps sai as
s. fo.s prsos esGAE1s4 80 DE nsn .ls -sd that
ever ZEE. ort :. Bessn sy "a ~, s-.s ,ssir soasI
81 Heosy I'D s. th,h oss rsqsssf tnsn I.sss,,.I
ira snd T.itsd soal>s ey sehsfiA'ae -
rs1 g ~ Oss Of tb>n thai Do wss tsscf
the 0sss S,rres mao and 30 yeso of.ss They oos -
usee ~ 80 ,syer sses sonytes or IN Ny eh~s
te1 SOD rs. Of the other ever as1 49,
-. a. tna while it tbs dafy 0, ne cty ~
t., 20 r.re .x.ns the ztroSsef.Sn Of pssp>u H.C
.,sssyets AL ps,ss ,aa: u hsLtA aas "-ss ~"
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ADVERTISEMENT
ST DomNCO AND Tors ANT I'OUyERTURE

C. W FLIIorr. Eco -SG Leaning that you hay- pro
psred discourse upon that Hero Of the Bsrs ToUssASr
fOUvTRrusg and the Bloody strussle NJ Domisso
quest that sou deliver benefit Of ia, New York
Library ASSOCIATE npg si suit
uierc-. Very respectful yuis,
Philip A hell Patrick II Reason. Ramon Wake. 0.o.
Laurence J.ue. W Penuins John Peters Che.
Dunbar Jane. McCune Smith. Wil,m Wilson. Robert
kcDousal iobu X & NorE,n, W n. C. N Cuoi. Ellis A.
Pouer Charls. l. " illi.us New York. Feb N 1876
To NJ, s.rs BEiL RsAsoN WAX LsUsESc,, and o,hsrs
- fLsmrn will do whu.ver can TO sustain you In your
efforts Tor in proyen.nt four plan for Library thsk
one very best sou could devise ana meets my hs,rJ
approval II you will Ipont the time will give HE
tdcsl Discourse upon that remarkable man, 1ousAiSr
LOuvERruRE OF whom The blacks m,y vel bs proud. aod
whom the whites INT emulate Yours resoec faiy,
& W ELLIOTT.
NorIcE The abovr lecture will be given on Mososv
EvFNisc FEB ~ 1856. AZ the Mercantile Library Lecture
room Aston place to o'clock see Advertise
mel
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FROM TEXAS.


Tbs steamship Perseverance, Cspt. Place, arrived
tbs morning from Galvt ston, bringing papers to the
18th inst FIVE days later than we had by The steam
ship Nj xico.
John :. Ford Esq Chairman of the Democratic
Central Com utte of the State hss issued call on
4 party 10 select delegste 10 attend the Ssse Con-
VeLjioL at Huntsville. the 2lst of prll, for the
purpose Of nomnatiu candid aes for Jyernor, Lieu
tel ant Gov efnor ana Com missioner of the General
Lane Office. a candidate for Congress ia the West
will b. nomir ated at the same time aud place. Toe
Coret sions candid ate in the East will be selected
by ConY eution Il. yler on he second Monday IL
Nsy
Tie Austin papers Of the 10Th inst contain exciting
indisn nows. Mr.. ID. Brown, from the fconter
men on The Meoina Salodo Guadalupe, Perdinales,
Len ard San Seba Within the last 30 weeks
eeven men have been killed and four taken prison
eEs On Wednesday ~. Bro~n ssw one of the muir
csiedeo mtp, Thomas Neal. on the Austin road, IF
teen miles from Fredericksburg. He was lying on
ne road, dIescfully manged, with fifteen Arrows in
liz body
- OF course the frontier settlers are greatly excited.
hey have assembled their families together for mu-
taA protection while smsn parties constantly out
90 The scout in every direction. Three Indians have
etsn hned. Indians have recently been seen thirty
eve niles above Austin, on the Fredericksburg road.
IL would appear that the Indians are making a stimuli
'Teous attack In force At various points.
u rive companies Of troops are being organized az
ron Chadbourne, 10 proceed against the Southern
SenHchas, as soon as provisions for the expedition
sesuppNed.
d, he Tuna says: The Southern Comsnchts are
,esving for the up-country. They design joining the
northern osrds. ShAnco tore up al his papers and
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said there wss TO longer peace. lie took ri, baad
" ard left for the bead OF the Canadian. The pan.
" eis upressou ia that sEsr is 0evit,bls." Shanc,
is noted Oh usc'sr, and con OF the chef who was
lil.o H. San Antonio in 1870 He has comniuei
many ofp,ed6tinrs and ruurcors.
Mr. Brown b,ongh, petition from ths fro-t tier
fotffrs pfaNiIg Governor Pessa t. tai m-4.uraa
ih-'r protection. The vernon being ab ,eut. aud
tie mater urgent Mr. Browa n .de a call on tbs
citizens 20 fl cot a. expedition CD .-,ise the In
6ials Dy quick and decisive blOx lie has sag
eest,d BrO rpsborO, on the Guadalupe where the
Sen Antonio road crosses ~ the place OF rendezvous
1 the oath inst as the time.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

For ErRorE.-The L. S. Mail steamship Washing
ton. Capt. Csvency, sailed from this port on saturday
las. for Southampton and Bremen, with some forty
passen gers, and tl2s goo in specie.
FarAI ACCIDENT At SEA.-The chip Msnill' ar
rived a. this por. on Saturday from Callao via 81
Thomas, with a cargo of guano. She experienced
heavy weather on the passage and was eight days OF
Cane Hsttsa. in gales. On the 18th inst, ANTONIO
Leman one of the crew, fell from the m.inyard TO the
deck ard was instantly killed.
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CoysFc1Icur.-ColinM Ingersou Nebraska h~
addressed note to the Editors Of The fr-Hare'
Reris.er declining denomination for Congress
VrRsISI..-At recent meeting Of the state Dem
ocrs,ic Executive Committee Of Richmond, Col. Joan
Rutherford. presiding. Congressional. sens'onA' sn1
County Eiec,os were appointed
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The Christian Secretary is informed that the Rev.
Mr. Brady. Of Mddle,owp, nephew Of the late Father
Brady of Hartford has been ordered TO remove 10 an
other diccese in consequence of the part he took IN
celebrating mass at Esther Brsiys funeral in VOLS
ton of the Bishops orders.
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OPENING or SPRING TRApr.-Will be opened
To,p.I At CoLVNs Hall. 40 81 Gr>I5s iavise. Of
R0h Flst SI ped SILKS. a. prices lhsn hN
h.use 10 The trade LNsss psM.sks sHESrNe LINES PII-
Low LINENS Of the beet esruaa Domesc Dods q AZ
khds by the piece mNnuctaeIs Orce. Ale. 90 pi~c.s
TENTS Meuim.,k .tyles sc 81. rosLS 4 Co.
euet .OO dotsu sFoT NAfANs .oald H. p
ies y sud sl.Fa stock 0f Linen. recently housh ace
lion IS Per cent le.s than cost e I'm poStstion
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fAiyrftissrsnti


Of WET Goops from Auction in good condition wsr,ot-d
free from .sn or iu my. will he offered rHis NoR,NG By
Ness- CH.RIss HEssp & Co No S0t Gf>ud bei,s th-
choice lots nom Ns-rA Loops extensive srch comprising
rich Brochs shsvls plsin hsck Brocstes do ''dpsd
silks sprir styles 10 lots Of rich Muslin Curtains Dspc
~; IS lots rsh Linens. constns Dsmsk Table Cotns
ard nspsi, Napsir, Does rcwsns shee,irs .ni shirt
IN y lots Of Msrsses Quilts snc Cgunts The shove
Goods be the choice tots having escaped damage viii
be offered II bargains Hou.ekeep-rs attention putiea
aIly directed 10 sales Goods part Of the city srAs
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AHF1fI FfTI'IlT
REFLECTIVE FACILITIES. -CAUsALITY.-Pld
Ming thin king reasoning, adopting CoMPAaisos-
infeuins. discrimination. HUMAN NATURg-Pefeepu'n Of
Character motives sUAuTy- Pedsoatsss. blaninsa pr
Phi encogcs .xsmina'ons with written descnS
tiOn, Of bJ Prot FO~LEs, No, SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

IN Ioux RIII's S,RsAP.RIIIA-Tst the m,

DIR. JONI Bulls SAR>APARIIIA-ls the most
eeeus purifier Of the blood and all the secetons of the
human Our most eminent physcans 10 whom IL
eouposition hiss been made known TO be
UNEau.LEp Tosc MEDICINE for Iudgeson Dyspepsia ssa
Liver Complaints sold. whoiesa. and rega DR.. Joss
BULLs pIir cpsl Office No CouIsndt two doors frss
Broad~ Pce ia qua bottles each. bOttles ot 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

tie liquor store Of man nsmed sexton No 81 Nj
teiJ-st ard arrs.ed SIX yoang whom th =
found gan bling for money. The prisoners were
tsten before Justice CorEoly, AMI COMMITTED or
NH inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS.

Railroad AccIDEsT On Saturday evening, -
the wife Of MI Henry Austin who resides near the Cart
hp,. on berzen Bill standing the tfscs Of the Now
Yot and Fris Railroad Greene crossing nex ths
esS 10 Jensy City her ls foot cut OF BY one u the
vbs, 81 tsIdef attach ed 70 locomotive ~hicb being
cbsd from one track smother She conveyed To- ths
SswYors Eo.pi =. where her Injured u NIB npusted