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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
" CARPETS &e-P COTTON will sell THIS DAY NOs.
dsy Nov g. .t ~ clock a. No "a Vsrick 1, near Csnas.
the entire FURNITURE Of slass three Dry housei win
ecn,,t in part Of Thr,epy and Iogan CsrPes OIL Cloths
sstss snc sbosapy Chs mNbletJ Centers nd ard taoe'
Exception Tab doing and t. Tables Dressing snf sa
Hair ard other Mstr.,es, oil Psiotngs Mirrors bedro IN
Furniture Basement Puni ure. Chins and Glass Ware Cat
ery Stoves. together with every article for house
keeping peremPtOy, sd Ids be removed imm,-
taiva Nert - aae
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W. A. CAsTER, Aucnjneer
FRUITS. Fireworks, Prunes, Figs, Cigars,
Pickles THIS DAY st 10 o'eoss No. 30 Vsshios,on..t
rear vesey st. Sweet OIL Apchovy ssuce: empty kes' Bot
B..ts,. for ,ts,sgc B. P. GRAND ALL, .Alctoneer
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of the OUTSTANDING BONDS

Of The l,te ROCK RIVER VALLEY UNION tAl,
ROAD COMPANY not fed that they can receive Ia az
The prc.ta dividend OF tn. proceeds u the Of sid rO~a
aerieg he- bonds =, The Office Of the Cbessc y Pa
spd Fond du Lsc Ralrosd COMPANY and ta heJ resN
d peseu, the bonds -On sud saurment psn1
Ne l,, ds, OF January 1855 J w CUkRIER, = cresy
Chicago ST. Pau ard Eoud du Lac r. r. Co. No. i WaG
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lFORIA AND OOUAWKA RAILROAD
CHICAGO. ST PAUL AND FOND DU LAC

CHICAGO, ST PAUL AND FUND Do LN
~ RAILROAD COMPANY No y Wais'-NIwfou
Oct % lSHolder' Of the stock SD Bond. Of the 's
ard scousin Railroad CoupsnY, hereby nfmsd the
consoid.tion Il the Illinois sod Wisconsin RNro,d Sih
aeck River Valley Union Railroad h,'ns beea rp esd
eordirr 20 ura.r The Of the CHIC AGO st PAl
AND FOND DU LAC RAILROAD COMPANY, thh o.
can on application the 0tice Of sid Company aud tas
OF their ock snd bends receive In leu aeref tbs stock al
'O-N " J. W CURRtER, Secretary
Ch., 81 ?. ard du L. T. Ca
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WISCONSIN FARM AND vlLLAGE 20
w Cl,TIoS-wort' o..an1t.,s@s. . 70
he NesHps THlS Aessyl EsES!No, sh,..A
~ JOSEPH :. GkAYE8 ~''NE
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Hnllinerp, ST.

AnlIinerp, ST.
bridal WREATHS FOR THE MILLION -
~ The .lesaat ador-n E the the eodsre
she rsirne u estrieh ri.rabc- es1se Pan. sJvers
re t1es table, n 5AsksS a: JANE
TuCEEE's. Ne. 81 srps.vsy, reE "si,es-
NEW DRESSTRIMNINGS, RIBBONS and
IN MILLINERY GOOoS-we .hxi o7-n rev Via
..ylts on II EsDAY, DC. - u II. LfcHTENS TEN,
No 20 5os-ry. ejrleE Hes;scsI
Ps-Ny store vii he e 80 every s.ss-d.y.
ID A r Il T E A T Fl Z : q.
l. TRESca WERs,
RIBBONS.
.ai
COLoRFD STRAW GOODS,
fos =.sa, - ls - Pse-L
Nay te fosDa It
HOMER KETCHCN's. No. 81 ,16 s; JsAr4.
Corner u WlGzE ew-Y0gk-
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DURSUANT to a DECREE of the High CGur


Il ine to tale cAsse Of TRACT Of LAND, loe,ied IN
ic, beor sips b any Eastern gentleman and would move
rpop Il with nv family have several tout boys aud would
proye IT, think could be 4 ea; de, OF service 10 any
one who would dea fy Wiz My name aad addfe'' can
e had at 7 ne Tribune Ofiee.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

TIE SHANGHAI DCEL THAT DIDsr CONF OF.-
The ci,ize rs Of defunct Wilisms5urgh have nsrror
" escaped the startling intelligence Of an AFFAIR OF
&" honor. which wss to have come Of few evenings
since. The meeting took place but the duel did not
in consequence Of differ Of opinion between the
principals as 10 the kind Of arms TO be u'ed-one oil
them preferring fire sxms and the other the arms OF
rstuIe.
Tie parties, four in number, may, with proprety
be termed young Shsnghsis, as they have recently
,douted handkerchief Instead Of costcufs for the
ns,aI orgars; thrown aside the little boys round
sbou,.iscket and substituted the longtsiled short
WASTED coat tight pants and all the other accoutre-
ep,s requisite for the fashionable costume Of snob
The following note drew together the party referred
to:
sr You vii oblise BY meeting me 70 nsht q fuckers
,sloon AZ o'eloef AID brig With you frena"
The party receiving this short and incomprehens'
bic hote, accompanied bys friend proceeded to the
place designated, where they found in waiting, the
author Of the note, Ia descendant Of divine,l and
the young gent who did not paa examination q
West Point, and consequently graduated After very
short stay, with ticket Of leave for an indeaaiI
period.
The putty proceeded to private room. when 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE CIIrPIR SHIP GREAT REFuBLIo.-This vessel
cleared on wee nesday for London and will probably
20 to sea to-day Although she has been raced from
her original size, her appearance, as she Lies al
the foot of Montague Ferry dock, Brooklyn at
tracts general attention. She has four mast the
last called sparkle mast, being made necessary oy
her extreme length. The clipper ship "hehera'''
king aopeside although ship of 800 or 500 'un'
is comparatively diminutive beside the Great he
public.
NoAH's ARK.-An English collier called the Prince
of Wales lately wrecked at the More, mouth OF the
River Thsmes was built on that river in l70S'
and was consequently ninety three yess old when
loe,. She was of Isl tuns burden and had been
all tbose ears engaged a collier between the lyne
and London.
T.y WHAIIsG FLEkr.-Oat OF the three hundred
an thirteen sail OF vessels belonging TO New Bedford
and epesged in the whale fishery there are only eight
now in port, viz: ships Brighton, Emna T. Jones
VIM. Hamilton; bsIks America, Columbus, Globe,
Kathleen and San Francisco. OF the fortynve
,ail of vessels belonging a. Farhsven, employed IN
the whale fishery only one is in port, viz chip Co
lunbus
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POISONED BY DRIyKIvG LAGER BEER.

Mrs Eugene Vie, German woman, died yester
day e, the NeEYc-k Hospital from the effects, as Is
supposed, Of drinking lager beer on the 23i ul, Il
appears ihst the evening Of that day the dece ssei
her husband ard child az four other per-ons, were
at The house Of Wise, No 5Oi iIh-sv., and ser
vsIt cent to nes hboring brewery for some beer,
which was procured, and OF which psr.ook anu
were Immediately after taken sick Physicians we're
called to attend them, bu, all grew worse and
sent TO the Hospital where all eIcep, Wire and his ie
cesed wife recovered wholly or in part. Wise still
q, the Hospital, and is Dot expected TO recover Tle
Coroner was notified and will hold inques, upon
the body Of the deceased and investigate the to-
day, when II is presumed it will be ascert,ined
whether the poison wss introduced desgnedY into the
beer or by accident
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THE ALLEGED MURDER on THE SHIP
YORK SHIRE.

In tie case of Wellington Lancaster, former!
third mate Of the ship York shire, on board OF wnlcn
q man named Nicholas Cooke was so terribly oss'en
tina, be died from bis Injuries, said Lancaster no"
being in custody on charge OF having been con-
ce,ped in the assault. the affidavit OF Capt some
OF the schooner Moses Wsriog, was yesterday TAKEN
BY Coroner Wilhelm. The Captain state. th's II
Aueus, la.t the accused shipped ~ mae OF hs ves
sf,sr coming on board be r. quested that the ve.se
.iould weigh anchor as a. possiole and "i.eS
thai he ysnted 70 get away from the City - no nsa
got into . .crspe" while on shore Inc Csp.sS
,oed Il 10 be Of eight importance bat on thel gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

n, mote exhibited scowhite. which was uasd tses
torcesleo under bis coat
Prrnpal No -" Wei. Sir, you SEQ / hSVe ac'
out.oyour iovita'on. What have you got % 81, =
P,mriraf No L. | am tere - hsve ssi'fs''os-
You fase ,,io that I. DO, receiving invi'stcns TO
parties hsve beer in the habit OF accidentally drop
pins n sud reulsi,ing duro, The evening. aud that
ilis wss espe. illy TIE Csc at Miss W = rhe oiher
everirs at which time, you asserted. that annoyed
Young sdy with my attentions fyou DO not maze
On sEology. Instantly she'll have satisfaction BY sd-
n'us'orrg acasiigaton.
AZ his stage of toe proceedings, the second OF M.
csrelessly threw open bis coat aud tao immense
pistol. exposed TO view.
TIE blood Of Principal No. ,, which had been
seit ng Up a; the sigh, OF the cowhde. at oace a.
Ger dd 10 boiling hes; upon observing the pistols.
ard. .pringpg upon bis chair, he assumed pasiistic
suitu6e ard delivered himself Of the following; n
did u s-y snythirg Of the hind bat II true, and
OH .ay it now; and vii also sid that you are
"coutemptible snob 8 liar, and id coward II
"the csstigson is to take pl,ce begin at once for
I've No tin e to waste with such an IDIOT As you"
The party acdr, seed and his friend were thunder
struck by the elegsrt ant no, over.conpmentsryr
pasks uttered but finally be Of West.Point came to
the rescue ard said
"It il vulgar for gentle 70 settle their dih,uI-
ties in the m-nner III pebeisrs DO. This insult can
only be washed gu, on the Geld cf honor-my Princi
pal must have supe satisfaction
Principal No a" Sbu, up you ape of jsckses.
"or IL punch your mug, well as that of your
"Jrincpal aud. suitipg the seton 10 the ~ord.
punch ~ss made, but nobody hit, and at thSt very
instant the ex'r, nifty OF two Shanghai coats dnap-
peared through the door and thus terminated, for
the present, the affair of honor which might have
resulted in the sping Of blood.
Rumor is cure mt tba, the descendant OF the divine
ard the graduate Of West Point are engaged screw
ing up their courage to the proper point, diet raw
beef when the tableau to this affair msy DO looked
for.
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ire out Of port, Lancaster told him thst hs WAS one
OF the men wbo had been enysged ia the qisrrtl
With Cook died whl- the vessel was in port, snf
that Bis pane had sppesrei such in the ptP.rs IA
contec'ion w'h The Corouers II qres. upoa ne dy'
ODD ib-t Vss the reason Of be being % zEIioi q
lave the City The Csp,sin further STATES 'bi,wie
VET ip rort Lancaster kept very clo-e to the ys.-,
SIC recues,ed bin caiy 20 brir. o0srf the n -
psrer-. The rrisoIer Wa r. committed for further
erar II All, n
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Our Agents.

Mr. W II SoRRELL is authorzed receive Subscriptions
10 Tue TgiBuSE IN CANADA and 10 receipt therefor
z l. GILBERT Museum Buidingl and JoHS Mc6ovs arc
our AGENTS In ALBANY for the sale ofrHE TRIBUNE
" l. PALMER Agent in SYRACUSE for the sale OF rsE
TsI8UsE
PALMER authorized subscriptions and -
ve.ueuts tor TIA the cities Of
ord BosTos.
THOMAS THOMSON "a Agent in iNpiANAPot', Ind fo<
the sole OF 1HE TRIBUNE.
Gso W RoGsRsi is Agent At WEsr MERIoEs. Conn.
FOX the sale OF THE TsIBUNE
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CORRECTION.

To tie Editor IF The y. T'ibzHs
Sir: Ny name ws enormously plscei on the A.
SEE. Book being h. Of certain house Of Ill fame
neesrt The pspsbls fer hsye never been taxed
for Itad knowledge Of being placed until say
rutshed TBE TRisvSE few days have never
have BAD anything 70 DO directly ind
reeds, with the letting Of one for that purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

Tgy ALLEGED CASE OF MALPRACTICE Coroner
Hilton Yesterday held an Inquest No rs Wsters upoa
th. bod, Of Fnns "il.on, tie woman ~ho VA sup
rosed 10 have nom the effects ~ NAL practice The ev
she that poison snd IN the stomach OF
o.cess,d tur hst The physician Who attended, her bsf n
pteej II snd the supposiiion that she committed sui
eide Tie Jury rendered verdict Of de.h from some mar
cotic POISON supposed to Ne opium The deceased was
naive OF Ireland 10 years Of sac.
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CLAIM AGAIssT IssKEgPERs.
:. .. at.,o a., Naf.hsad Ciarte
CIRCUIT coURT-FEB 21-Before Judfs hoosr'rLr'
CLAIM FOR cARPyT BAG AND costsris.
H.rriIs srd AIT VIM y. Earle.

Plaintiff ssys that his son, Austin NJ. Ward, cane
0 tbi. Cts nom Concord H. having With him oHesS
H. ss.Fins apparel and also ysusbis vstss
ey.m.B, sortb IN all gp~.5 Of ESQ that be pet gp
E.re Hot and deposed ssd carpet bag and e'nt,n ~.
TO- e.,, o, Office Of the hotels bat thst
ard gully and carried s~aJ 81 some pr
a. 10 aid W ursnosn that the latter hn .sssns1
a. .r 20 o,fntf Who szaiBs the propdeta al
-. ho,e "a COZ mon carrier the value OF s.ia
Ia, and comforts IL denied that the snnent 10
N. es.e va, valid also the popstor under tn crean
t.nS~. i,Ii.ble Sc Sealed ysrtiet FOR psntf hasn
s r. and 5 Wishtnan; for deentaat' Msssfa Es Bur-
tia and DsylsC1.
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NY. YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
IL Tr.h.

SIR: In justic. to the Association, Of which hsve
the bon,r Of being member wish to make correction
r.ber erpl.nsou Of statement In TIE TRIBUNE Of Tue-
day. relative to the admission Of Roman Cshoie
Der Of A,oc'sor It's meeting on Monday evening
Your implies ths, be admitted voting sctive
member eligible ofee and equal membership With those
vic connected with Evspselcsl Churches
II. members CT the Assoc who connected With
Fverg.sl Churches admitted Geftrs th0se
vho such but youns OF good mora cn,rse
as'sdt me Thers TIE associate members are ea
irlec the pvile Of active members voting and
Holding c The Roman Csihoice referred 70 admitted
a. Al s..c late member. >.
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fAdYertise ment

RooT takes perfect Pictures in al weather.
Poor t.se. r..l iife size Photosrsphs or csny,-
Roors plain Daxuerreotyp,s have never osea saaA7d.
ROor's sLereoseOpes are miracles OF art
Roor', Phoiosr.phs Of all sirss are uEsurps'ssi
RooT's Prenu N Gslkry 10 very e.sy OF aeeess
ROor u 81 No S3 Broad sy corner OF FfsnAun g.
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fAtyertisenept ]
NATIONAL The

NATIONAL THEATER.-To-DiRht the Ofhcers,.
U,be .nd Door keepers ste their BENEFIT and ore. oae Of
80, Il. on sttrators that has been given ths sessoo
m. pefrmsnee consist Of the following fay0ns pieces
Tb. lssshable buIlssgue Of . Ctnder NsAy ne etnto
NJ m. wandering Boys" besides sinsins, DANCING &c
number Of ~.u Ladies and 0en'ienen nave 'oian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

FIRE DEPARTMENT BALL.-The Thirteenth An
nual Ball for the benefit of the Villa usburgh Fas
Departmcn, Fund is 20 take place on Monday cves-
ing, the 10Th inst The funds realized are applied
for the benefit Of the widows and orphan, Of 10
ceased fremen.
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MARINE COURT-Frs 29-Before Ju3ss MCCARTHY
''--. -...r uou ga 1e rnrAzs


Chsrl,. P,ndt sgt Mortimer Livins'ton and other" 49,
PlairtIf Il assignee OF young Gsrmso woman, 20
Years Of age named Mar. essndosr who took pssssss -
second e.bu pa>s ss.r boad the ps1sstsbP hsvrs
HAVE for NV York and after arrival ~ Se~rorr
I,ses 90 osc.d with other pssseoseo on bosrd nv1s,
ubich va 10 b, .smbost, snt she aaS "a oo,
ps.,p,sr. sb om the ship ooes on North hvr ~
one, ~velry ssd ene Of them oedeios-sh.l .seJ .%
rlseee With her board the TOW boat bot vnsn sn'
Ct the vhsr which ws seeot q 'ns ~, eons
could noe get Der trunks chat night, BAL sue NV .Y
p.yt umrins-that che went about ~ oe.ocs -
daV, u. tow boat vu there, bat tns Hesn'Is.
.ons Der trvnts could not Be found sn1 s1s
never received them Sal. V sro1snt $3.50, -
ef,k. Al 10 recover sSs5 the alleged v.se "a
!. aid ,h The vent on board ne o~ 2os " ~
Ion .nd vrboui the direction Of The omeen !" ne
Lo b1 Which ID. contract con mon enei csssa 80
80 n ~. denied that tho young woman nss tns smo1n
fs.s..s ,p.rn Of BsyDs .s.fasd the claim sas - "a %
,.sirory She stated that she bad been dreced ~
80 49,, Of he shp board the wien ~
-, ,oes 10 The DAY; thst she remained on boGd soae
80. ,k.t the boat taken N charge ~ toe
,So.i .bou {, oeock and they arrived Of the eoes u
49,, az togr slso that the trsLss contained - alleged
s,,- ,,.inopy ~s presented the part Of the ssse-
SAID verdict For plsotf Mr. Seslnseht Fx dsfsaass
Mr. Rosen
r. a COMMISSIONERS COUkr-veb Il Befsrs Csa
mlssionsr Mosros.
L. -. -
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fAdyertise ment
ORcAys.-COysTRUC-

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ORGANS. -CONsTRUC-
riyr,ss-Insenuty Manual SKIN iDEALiTYT asie love Of
h,pty uoetry and refinement suBLnTY-ove ofbe grand.
vast, erce,s and infinite IsIrArIos COPYING mimesius
dolps Ike. MInrH-Fuo wit dicule fseetioosnes joking
Examination. daily By Prof FowLEs. No SO Broadway
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CORRECTION.
To Is, Ed,,or q TIE n Z. Ttiban..

To it< Editor af The " T. Tribnas.
SIR: Obhge ne by stating that WAS no. a. thu
bail Of the Soft. The Chinese Assembly Rooms, nehe
vcud rave gone hsd been invite - ~
FEB - ls55 Respectfully RICHARD SCHELL
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Advertise q enf I
JoUN PVJL'S SARsAPARILLA-lst the mos,

IR. JOIN BULLS SUBSTANTIALLY the most
efeeua purifier Of the blood and all the seceon' Of the
huusa system Our eminent pnyse.ns TO "nom 10
con position ade rronoures TO be sn
UNFeUALED TOXIC MEDICINE for Indigestion DyspepsA and
Liver Comp,ints Sold, whOessl. and retail al Dr. JOIN
bulls pIr oipsl Office No COurtAadt two doors rom
BTC,as.y Pee IL qust bottles each OF bottles tor o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

ATAr.I SLEIGHRIDISG Ass-EmanuelJ Faux.
cft in 10 the Bowery yesterday arrested
CHARGED with beiug who. lev weeks
ncs Iec essly drove over and allied lad while % the
he taken before Coroner Hilton aud
held TO bali 10 az Elimination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

THREAT TO SHOOT A FEMALE "A mar named Pa
trick Quap living No III Fret yessrd,y ar
rested charged with pointing losaed maae ne o Q" OF
III - Ne a threaten % to shoot her II 10 alleged thtt be has
on various occasions threats Of violence ward bis VIII.
Who az she states sfras tha' be will them into elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

An Ex ALDERMAN MIssIsG. -ExAld Pink, of the
Fourteenth ara dssppsNrd i've saes and has
not h..b heard from H.. friends fears OF fui play, al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

AaREsr or BURGLARs-OSE oF THEM SHOT Two
men named John Br snd Daniel Carol attempted at
DC yesecsy OfnlG u break into the oys.t ss
Of T,ou Fl.wofth In ghh Sirteeuth It, when
the fred a, sBd sounded The farmer and the 20,
lice te.iinz the report Of he tol came 40 aud so'ted
both They were aiken Justice Pearey and eOnmitsd
To esa amin alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS This Association will
hold lie n gulsr monthly meeting for February, on
Saturday evening 2itn in the Hal Of the Board Of
Education. An essay viii be read by George II.
Hsrirc. Esq to be followed by a discussion of the
compare alive merits VI Colleges and Universities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
Cu,ncr oy RApE-Federick Greger. lsborer in

hevety 90 Eghteslth ST. Was yesterday arrested charged
With violating tie perOn OF German GIl named Csshtrne
vis thit she wenttoth brewery 20 st the coih
ina Of The accused WISH Vheo he asked ~ his room
10 Get them She with him the and on her
he locked the door sud committed the OUTRAGE ater
when be kept her for houfs the roo The pms ner
t,tore Justice PesIcey snd committed to swat
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Cu,acr or HroHw.y Rosprnr-A man named

Patrick Brosn yesterday arre,ted charged with high
wsy Lby committed Yesterday afternoon On the person Of
Vm Quirbsck Of No 3l3 West Forty fOgIth ct The com
ulsrt that Re coming out Of soc-y Ia Little
Wettr the secusd approached him from b,hni aud THO"
thee rfed his pocket. Of IS IS after which both Nd Tbs
prisoner locked BY Justice Connolly for ts HIS &C
con ice u set at large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

b,,esr,-H Tss ston chslss Wells JOssP h Barfs rhe0
Ii.f.ls, Stem. ,..tt
The chief object Of this Society is OF charitable
ns,ure-sssistanoe to decsyed musicians ana their
destitute families in cs-e of death. Al present CAVES
no concerts, though are taking to give tnem On
subscription basis and report on this subjec: vii
soon be made By the First Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

CHARGE OF KEEPISG DrsoRDERLr HouE.-A-
,sno.r Mubosnd ard his .pasd wife were yesterday ar
..,.d or charge Keeping bou-e OF Ill reluts snd M
oLord.ry character Ia Nserst. The complainant Mrs
P,spush Estisao 40 ia stanton who states mat sue
al tire house look for her iushsr who hal a,ssnied
lers. from home She gu Der there, bat on ins
that he should restored 10 her. the female accused hectne
spsr no she how persuaded her dsuah
ter 70 leave and home The prisoners were tasen
Justice Connolly, who required them 70 una os 10
an wer tie charge.
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y RoBBkRY.-A man named

Join henry yesterday arrested complaint made
hiu tiue since ny john Jochi SWISS reading
Posd who cha that IN october 1852 the sc
cuitd ard another Sunday uisht IN that IA nth
nc need him % dGk considerable oi0e and thea ent;ei
him TO a .cluted street the East River whore they
robbed him 4 81 AID were Ia the act
about his money belt containing Of ~
WHEN b- ces sr fsheneo tn sud they ran OIL
the the has been vitg until re-
Gently New aud has known where T. nod che
ia ties b. robbed him The arrested tsssn before
Ju.tice Connolly and committed to s~sit examination
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Ala nesting OF the American Musical Fund SO
cie,y the following were elected the Board Of Govern
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Nzw-ENGLkSD YoUSG MESs ASSOCIATIONS Lee
TURis The last Of the first annual of lectures
will be delivered this evening" at Clinton Hail. Astor
place. by the Rev. Samuel O'good. Subject, " Inc
True Americana Lecture for the Iimes."
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOcIErT.-An interest
ing pager .il be read before this Soc7ty at the NeE
York University, this evening at o'clock. Subject
"Tte Dead Sea, and the Recent Discoveries 10 that
region" by the Rev. Joseph Thompson, of the
Tabernacle. Admission free
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ACADEMY OF Merchants OPERA Tonight
Verdis celebrated Rigoetto will be performed, for
the ,hi.d time 10 America. Signor Bigno the tenor
engaged by S'rak osoh, arrived in the Battle II IL
rumored he will mske hi debut, next week, at the
Academy.
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ASOrHER FIoUR DOSArIoS The Americas
Widows Relief Association have received dons1on
% 10 barrels Of Il ur from =. OiDs;eAd, L'kevi!s,
New.York Til. Shows the good oT-ct Of god exam
,le Tie Gentleman who made the donation OF IS
fs--l. from Buffalo sale tbs: " Il nigh, odu Others
to 90 Ikerse." l, has Antif those who sre s1le
md wiling 70 give. could only kn-w hfle Of tae
,r,s, good such git. confer upon these Starving
women and cl DR., D Others sculd follow tn'- example
Mr. DAVID He'll, one OF the veterans OF printer
crsfr this City died Yesterday, after BRET ioe''
Mr. Hall wss very widely kn)En in the trade ard
wss universally esteemed az warn hearted, hon
orabe man Jealous Of the rights OF labor, and seek
ius-by prooepi, 6; leas,-for its elevation.
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o. 8 COMMISSIONERS coUkr-vss Il Before Cen
missioner Mosros.
We stated, a few days since, that Commissioners
hsA dsssSssi cearsst v Cspt Krs&. stheswss
Tetu charged VIII having bsea sosssel - C>e<sia q sA>