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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.

FoR EURoPE The steamship Uoion, Capt Adams,
sailed OF 10 IN yesterday Or Havre She hiss large
number Of passengers end 500. 44s in specie.
For HAvASA.-rhe ,tean,hip Black Warrior,
Cspt Bullock, which ssied yesterday for Havsos,
took ont twenty ,ssengerr and $50 900 in spsee on
freight
SHIP JAWS CHEsTOs.-The ship Nsrahsn arrived
Of Liverpool f-r days sftsr eJsnes ChsstOo. AMI
a clsm Was PIT in by the salvcrs FOE t25 OOO-'ae
sbjp and cargo, in the me ntine are attached ny t1e
Court az Admiralty for this sD0uut Subsequently,
her cou,ienee in Lsndon yo' her relieved on giving
bail 70 that smOuDt Nome OF tee csrgo except fs
boxes b-eon and to AGO. Ss thro sn ovsrbosrd anf
with the exception of few anger holes bored 10 her
she s vi inrsd ana tigot aud so1ni az the day
sbe went 10 s.s from Baltimore All TIE cupbosris
end draeers we're forced, also the C,ptaln writing
dssB, and mad al the appearance of piracy We n'Se
se.n letters from liverpool and Lemon % the oTner4
hire Gays The Baim0re Patriot II Saturday, ssi;n
r,a.e Circumstances regsr,og this vessel strongly 10
dc-iirg th-t there bad been foul plsy sad mdfdeT
abosrd One letter stst. ihst mesBs OF blood we're
otinciy seen "n several psfts OF the vessel ana tH1t
H.. r. we're other eyideI ces OF serious sruZss vi
o., ac, having taken place. Each NJ these accpun's
exuress The belief that mntpy or mnrder mus nave
b,tp perpe rated, ending ia pillaee and r)op7ry'
The sbip had no, the general aPpeartn'e OF haVi1S
be.n issbleG by storm or severe weather. A1nt1-
~ latter avs that all tbs papers d. s'rosed the
coors of the cabin defaced, and other ms Of
violence A'so, thai two of thu an ti oors we're m's
sing. Up ths present "nifg to-re are no uh1 q
of Capt White ana oeep interest IS felt ia h' be-
half The owuers to-day di.ps'coef 10 Wilmington,
m,kiIc the inquiry regarding the alter, has nave
not vt received reply The osn-rs here 40 ne
cave o. O received dsostch from "iIniogtoD c.,
dated Alb inst purporti'g to have come frJm Cip'
White having bis 1eDs,urs attached aivi g An &C
count Of the wreck &c II Is DOW supposed that this
dispaich may be a hosx, and probably ssnt by the
second mate supposed - have arrived tacre, ant
puiliy Of fonl PLAY IN order to eude suspicion or AID
in escaping from justice deco mystery hlogs over
the hole affair leaving scarcely doubt that Capt
W and part Of biz have been murdered, and rhe
vessel psged Of such article as could be cirried od
BY the guilty perpetrators.
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pURLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
MospAr, April AID. BARKER, President.

PETITIONS RETIRED.
Ofseveral persons TO have the proposed City dah
erected on NJ olson square OF Eogine Company
No a relative TO the Chief EogDeer ~bo refuses TO
con ply with r, solution OF th- C'nn,n Council.
RIPoETs coscURRED
To appropriate ejOO to the Graduates OF the lnst-
tuition Of the Bind. To Gil sundry sunken lots 10
Fort, fourth and other streets To su'Dsni Torrance
KierI A. foreman OF II ~e Co no4ny NJ. II, fo' tSo
months HARLFN RAILROAD
Memorial Of The Harlem R.r,,1 Company, ia re's
ton 20 several propositions affecting raroti in ihs
CITY DOW tending before the Comm Counc !, -
discontinue steam beloE Forty secondst, TO np,.e
licsrse on cars &c. Referred 70 Committee on Ril-
rosds. IHE LIQUOR LAW.
AID Ely offered the following:
R,rd That the ccuu.e to the Cooperation be reques,ei
10 sve opinion ..rly pr.-ds,be. WHISTLER or MT It
viii be he outy OF Aiem.n n.s.u.t, 70 take CON
paint. breach of The law lseeaty ena"e - the L.g
tue The N.iue Liqu,r law, after the sid law
Az All. ELY-To have 1000 cooi., Of the Mtle
Liquor Ia pub-h in documentary form. Adopted.
DISEASED MEATS
A communication xss received from Mr.. Ting,
Cor missioner Of Streets aud amp, 10 a'IDn - as
tseed meats and submitting an ordinance to re nsdy
the evil. Mr. E1lirg ssys:
AT thj, season of the yesr lsrye quantities OF 40
healthy meat brought in'o the CITY a sold eius-
ipe dsesse and desth 10 miny Of cur citizens have
instructed the Superintendent Of Miksts, and al'o
the Market Clerss, 20 examine daily and remove al
ubbe Altby meal tbht may % eND"-en i"t e1e anu "
addition 10 revoEe the license Of all wh1 se or ofsr
spy suoh meat. Case. from h',e days olf ara cent
beie b. the hundred. and are openly SID on our
docks-msny Of II EN- thin aue weak 'hi' they an
not stand; veil have no power u seize the n While
they ore alive. For the better protection OF our eli
zfrs would respectfully ak for the passage Of the
ordnance attached believing that il you'd re move
fbis great evil and be the means Of keeping ou' of
the City all such unhealthy, and really dangerous,
food.
This wa. referred to the Market Com nit'ee.
HARLEM RIVER.
Tie Report pss.ed by the Board Of Council gen
establishing the exterior lne Of tbs Harlem River in
accordance with thu plsns hy Ludam aud ven, City
Surveyors was clDcnrfe1 10.
HfSRY CLAY's BIRTHDAY.
A resolution vas concuued IN to 1irec, the Keeper
Of the City HILL to bois' the tgs o. tue 18TH inst
the birthday Of the late Hon Henry Cay.
An ordinance to prohibit The keeping OF more N "a
one COW on lot in The upper Dsrt Of the City, wSs,
after discussion laid on the table
The Board adjourned 10 raarsd4y.
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FIRES.
FIRE AND Loss or LIFE.


A FIRE was discovered eskoy out OF the third
story Of a dive ling bouse in Clymer-s,, near K7u-
av, Brooklyn, Saturday night lts', sni the fam
lily being all in bed, fourd great difficulty 10 escaping
Officer Brown, Of the Fourth Dsrrijt Police, pro-
ceeded to an upper room ani u,ceeded 10 resouns
a small boy named Patrick Riley, but the boy had
already been 80 severely burGed IN" his life VAS
des paired of. lie taken 10 a neighborins house
where he was properly attended to, bat he fingered
until Sunday evening when he died. The damage Of
the property amounts TO $3.50.
fire broke ous in stable owned by Oliver
Blaktsly, in Frsnkin.av on Sunday night. The
damage occas ned amounted to about s25 before toe
flames were suppressed.
FIRE At cARMASsyILLE.
At late hour on Sunday night fire broke cuA 10
a large frame buildng occupied as blacksmith
forge, at Carmansvile Tue building was eat rely
destroyed. Loss 81, 900. No in'uraoce.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
CONTEMPLATED LAW As TO TAXES.
MONDAY, April 9th Supervisor Ely offered tia


MONDAY, April 9th Supervisor Ely offered tis
following:
Ukerea We inform ed that Is TO alter
the ,ibod OF levyns In this in
sio per upon the Of copOf.ted sad other
xLea thus rsed 10 be paid toto the
City Treasury Tor the Stae to the d.tmeat Of the Tfe,u
OF this County;
HAreos there ases.ed upon the properly Of resi-
dents Of Ibis City exec-dT -d OO Viii b 10 pad
for The support Of Schools 10 other sections OF the State wth
cot any btIsht Peeanisiy educational this County
Tbsrefre
Rered That the Bosd Of Supervisory # tie County OF
Newfok 90 respectfully bu, earnestly femonst agsinU
the If such bill jeet bsii-vcg 70 Be alsh
WIKI mach evil TO the int, Of the City an ca,
euAtd 10 seriously fetard the improvement Of aadsd
rhoh eJniempsted to lay these sia1nsl barisLs
Adopted
CoROEERs BILLS
The bills Of the Corone.s for the quarter ending
March 81, amounting TO s. IA s7i; anl Of doctors
who held post mortem examinations IN same quarter.
amounting to s3.5, we're ordered b be paid.
PAY OF ASSESSORS.
report was presented in favor Of paying the As
SCISSORS of the various Wares the sane compensation
as received by them lsst year. Adopted.
A bill Of Lieut.. Webster, 22d police, s3j 2j ex-
penses in going TO Pepnsylv AHA to make invesys-
tons in relation to the Earles Hotel torpedo was re-
oeivtd and referred
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NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1855.

unfounded. It's tue ,hs, robbery hsd been com
utted. and ,ha, DR. Crane informed of the fact,
in order to place him or his quad agSns' 9 emil"
degradation. The assertion thst Nj. Hyatt Sss in-
formed by the privsfs ~.'chmsn th.t they .s@ "a
thieves Getting over the fence With bundles IN their
possession 10 also incorrect
In conclusion. allIw me 10 ak where we're tue
very "a. liant mem oers Of the Fifteenth Ws'd Police
when this robbery occurred, 1t sPDe Ara from yoar
st.t.m. Mt that they koew nothing whstever Of the
sfar. May request thsi 10 justice to myself. you
will give thi- comnuocs,'on pl Sc 10 your psp7r.
in order ihst may he allo~ed to vindicste myself
from the unjust censure that l have neglected my
duty. Very respectfully, GEO. CAULflELp'
Nsr Yoyk Atrl O. 1855
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DR.. HUNTER on THE COMPLICATIONS OF Con-
SUMPTION AND TEE MEAss By WHICH Disease OF
The LuxGs IS DETECTED:
LETTER No. XIV.
To tie Readers Of The n. Y ry,buA<
CobiuDp ion often mistaken for other diseases Although
i doya0 influence confined 20 the lungs the sym pahet;
complications which gives rise Of such
verify and produce much distress in other srssns
lead TO srsyCus mistakes aud in tsestneat ff you
have carefully read what have said the "kiads Of Con-
srmptien will at undes,ni Why 10 thst ply
sicius liable overlook he ds.se in the lungs add
direct their Whole treatment 10 Temporary
Of The stomach lirry or bo,ceis.
The Injury always In the lungs but often gives
vrpiDs Of s preenee. II passes from stare
without pain cough, exfectoron The luDg, do
manifest their die0es by suferng have known large
ueerous excavations to be formed without the patient
having been son,soa, Of the .sbt, psin But dis.
tee bocy the violent csu'btbcs l will explain uhy
espem'pt 81 the general health always folio any SER
dbeass Of he lurEs
In TIE changes bieh focg In the body the
etyipf OF fresh rut tment and the 'rpens Of inp1r,
there eersn Office 10 be performed esch ors.n TIE
81 mdh receive. the food and 70, nu-reot Tho
bone the ktd,s The axis ard the Is0s tn. our,
each tn Its appointed euiy and tba, ouy f.aettoa
Now toe frnciion of the uass eonss in the blood
by emovios from IL poisonous substance ksosn carbon
This accomplished By bre1thsg ADD
minute The mpcfe blood from "a. laot
tno esi1fnfed ever The surface Of the scls S.icata
vessels heh 'orm perfect network the a1er s1r.ee Of
sseh eel he heart hr0hs ard i.ei With
tocd We bredhs and si,esli IL filled vita By
oeGinn lao OF mature this union
10. carbon nom the blos sni tae Air eEpeed ton
the lUn.s loaded vi'h this inpuri,y
Fov, eorGder the Immediate eject prjdl.ed BY tse0s
within me na TIE tubes ard Hs Of the dessd part be
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To as Editor a ThS Y. rri1Ens

To t1 Editor n TIE Y. Y. rr1sn<
SIR: notice in yoar columns today an article re.
fcctrg seriously on my'efreli've to aprvs,e Poll e.,
which has by NE teen recently established for to
purpose Of protecting the property Of residents in
Wsvery place, and otsss ,riions Of the F,fteeath
>VaId. TIE statems nts contained therein, a. far a.
ressrcs the men under my suesryisi0r are entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

NoRros's Book SALE The sale OF C. b Norton's
retail stock is offered at auction to-day, At No II
Chambers st in consequence of bis removal to Actor
place. II comprises a valuable collection of ,ien-
tifc and misceaDe Gus books including variety of
popular periodicals and works in current literature.
A large private library, rich 10 dramatic and poedcal
works lie to be sold at the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

BRoADwAY RAILROAD Mr.. Petty, Of the Assem-
bly, detirts to explain that he voted in the negs
tive ordering the previous question the Broad
way Railroad bill, and in The Affirmative on it's as
.sge for the sole purpose of moving a reconsiders-
ton a. he desired to say something against the b
to which be was in every way p,sed.
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The owners Of the Mechanics Bank, in Wall.st.,
will to-day commence the demolition OF their present
building, for the purpose Of putting one on the site
more in harmony with the present age. In the ia.
term, the Bank will occupy the rooms in the Ell
change recently vacated BY the Common wealth aud
the National.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

KrrrIyG AN EyGrsE.-The Foreman OF Engine
Co. No 80 complains that the Chief Eogiaeer viii
not give 10 their engine, although ordered to do 50
BY a resolution from the Common Council and the
Mayor
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DRAsATIc FuSD.-The Annual Benefit for the
American Dramatic Fuod comes OF tonight a, the
Academy of Music Ins,e al Of feat they have a
grand Shsksperean Bal Costume, ia which many
eminent artists will sppear Some fne Shaksperean
TableauI ore arraoged.
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James r Whiting, =. A. rallmsdge, J. B. Phillips,
and William E. Robinson, Esqrs., for the defense.

Pa,ebal b. Randolph, the colored ors'or' goes TO
Epslspd in the steamer Of the lssh, as delegate
from this country to the Worlds Reform Convennoo'
which meets in London on the lith May next.
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CITY IIENS.'

RFJorcrso.-Tne City Temperance Alliance pro-
pose hold jubilee the evening, at the Broadway
Tabernacle, to congratulate the people upon the
final en- ctment of the Prohibiiory Law.
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CAr.KrLLrSe Somebody who has, perhaps, lost
favorite tabby complains ih,s cst-klng Is carried
on with pi,tos ip the neighborhood OF No. II Oliver
It,, eudsr gering the lives Of the neiehbo.s.
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SUNDAY LreuoRrRs-T veuty four srog-.hop' are
reported ss opep OF which nine sao 'ns
and the other. mostly small establishments. Fren'a
Is reported ss having cold and received the money Tor
LIQUOR. Number Of glasses not stated.
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fAdverti,enspt

Physicians Of the highest character prescribe
Dt'HLtk'. AsrrpEsroDrc or FtyER snd Aeck FILA ).
seize SPEED certain, and cheap for Chils and vsss
Solo BY all Dealers, and BY c. D. DEsHLER Agent, The
Wholesale Depot, No 81 Broadway, NY
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THE ScALPEL for April, No. 26, contains the
uus qu,ny Of ddsetc ard fpicy also article On
The Lave of the Human Ten as adapted 70 hsf
risse; How to sboose WIFE, aea.ons why similar tempss
Jset,op were cbidess PTopsr Balance Of Powers 10 tho
Sexes; Why are Diseases beI.oitsry Aso The Core Of DIS
eases by SAT- lie moo Juice Fat aud the Alkslies
SHERMAN Co. No Yeseyst, A'tor Hove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

The tiiAl Of j. B. Holmes, indicted for m,n-
slaughter, in causing the death Of Policeman David
Gourlsy, of the Frs. Ward, 10 November lXt was
CONNIE need yesterday 10 The Court Of Sessions, be-
for, Judge Stuart, Welcome r. Beebe, E.q acting
with iAe Dsuict Attorney for the prosecution and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

A FEMALE Policy VESDER Ann Stoup, charged
by Valentine Finger. Of No SO Wilett with having
Gently ii hiro lottery policy fr four her place
business No 59 Stanton yesedsy arrested and held
to bail by Justice Wood In ESQ charge.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS --Roblnson Barnes was yes
teidsy arrested and held bail 20 se ofbavn
esr,lt,., and rectlssy cred horse 10 charge
John Boyd OF Az Broome st. inuing the AMI nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

FousD DRowsED The body of sn unknown mau
dred In ,be Gsb Of sailor yesterday fund in the doc
foot OF Bsetusn and Coroner 0Donns held 10 Iass
upop IL The deceased bu aud bad Loo brown
h, A. long tusby whikeD Of the color. No
violence found his body ard the Jury rendered
die, Of death ty drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

The semi annual exhibition OF Ward School No.
a took place yesterday, and was numerously attend
ed by the relatives and friends of the pupils. There
were about 400 scholars present, all Of whom ap-
peared to enjoy the occasion quite as much as the
vi.i,ors The entire Board of School Officers, con-
sistirg Of Commissioners, Inspector, and Trustees
atteDded-Seth Grvsvenor, E.q.. Chair nan; w. B.
Eager Secretary. The examination was conducted
cy Joseph Mexican, the former Su perintendent, aud
Mr. Randall, the present incumbent The pro
eranue was diversified, and quite lengthy-the ex-
erci,es being generally we'll chosen and their per-
Torrance giving much satisfaction Mr.. Conklin,
Teacher of Section A, deserves credit for the excel
lent display made by his scholars. The classes in Al
zebra, English and L.sin Grammar, evidenced
uch industry and an excellent system Of training
As whole this exhibition was one Of the most suc-
cessful we have attended.
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Acknowledgement.

LEARY & Co., Art Hatters and Vendors 10 Cen
teInsn Stores, A.,or House. Broadway NY
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rAdvertiseu.ent
BRANDRETH House RESTAURANT.

TAdveriseue
BRANDRETH HOUSE RESTAURANT.
OPPOSITE NEw.HAyEs Rail Road DEPor.
Entrance on Lisp nGd and Csnatsa
Meals 'erved all hours. o,stsr 10 every nyle Tea n,
COZ, q YER, :uD,I0I Sq Esey ss,e:ey .ss
until ocoek 10 the Afternoon GEO sLArEs, late Of ~
HsvYoik Hotel uperatsnds the cooking department se
place IN ,Is o., e.p 'qpPy e.s.psr q o..I r.
nsmber Lbp' nsId and Canass entrance on either sire.
B-Dibber and Supper psities can be sceomneSs"s
with priTste LIONS ifdesIec
Advertise nentl
To THE PUBLIC.-The BRANDRETH HOUSE
the European p.n and ready for the
PAID by 'he Messrs GsADY late Of JGdsoas Hotel
BsAsDs,IH noUst. No us srO.1c,y spp2s. so.ss.,
opposite New Haven Railroad Depot
fAdvertsenep, v,c
LAST CHANCE 10 hear the HUTCHINSON :, &C r.,
LY. At the Tabernacle, WEDNESDAY, EVfsNS' AP'i' IL "
AID hear them.
TAAy.ri,.men.
Mrs. LYDIA F. FOWLER, NJ. d., gives nel " -,
lecture OF her fou,,h course phy.o'oO ton
o'eIock to the ladies' at Eutsen Institute, Msaiso'"
Ildverts.mspt ri No
WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale ioi Nv W.,
etUr.r. OF indo. sbsS., snd r.o, OIL Covers wse' ~
6fer ct prices 70 salt the times
tAdvsrtisement ~ 10
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PRoOF fAH 4 N
Perts.-sss sntsr head Of Paiss
fAdver,lssnentI .-,x
Gas! GAS New styles OF GAS f n %
for .rTirs Trade Of both modern snd .affoe ~
sT,., y.sa,sstariss Dsp0s Of AscHEs, wAssEa Ac<sr
So srosSssy. Also, the best Portable Gas wefn :"
Try Dwellings, Churches and factories u ms e'''-'
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A FoRwARDIyG OFFICE OBrASISG MONEY UPON
FALSE PRErESsEs.-Jas. Mccarthy, No. 81 Eey
enlh ct swears that led by advertisement ia The
sur be vent on the nth of January, to the o3e OF
Morris s Cobnert, No. 2s7 Broadway, AMI was todd
by Mr. Cobnert that he codd get work on tue Canal
En'agemen at dollar a day, pay guaranteed By The
State; thai he paid Mr. Cohnert his fare to Syracuse,
60 81, and thea went to Cayuga Bridge as directed,
where be hsd TO report to The office Of Meyers &
Johnston, and he and five other men, who went with
him. were told there was no work for them. They
found wolk at e. cents day, until they got money
enough TO come back So far as he kno ss, oene OF
the N en- sent by Morris & Cohnert to Cayuss Bril- ye
have found work.
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vices were held yesterday.in Trinity Church-there
being large concourse Of citizens in attend ,nce
The usual Epifcopd forms were conducted by the
Rev. Dn Higbee, Sesbury, and other clergymen.
The body will be taken to Cold Spring for nterment
today.
Yesterday a speci.l meeting Of the Charber Of
Commerce was held, at which actresses eulog.tic Of
Mr. Jones were delivered by Daniel Lord, P. Perit
and Thos. TIeston, and resolutions of regret we're
adopted.
The clerks Of the All in,ic Insurance Company Of
which Mr.. Jones was for so many years the Presi-
dent, also had meeting for similar purpose.
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A DooIoR's HORSE AND CARRIAGE SroLEs.-On
Sunday afternoon, about o'clock, while DR.. j. w.
Ronney was paying professional all st house in
TweIty-.igbth-s'., between Fourth and Madison
ave-. and bis horse aud carriage were standing at the
door strange msn ob,erved TO step into the
csrrisge, end when questioned fro 4 the window of
the house by DR. Rsnney himself as to bis Intentions
the mpue ent scamp replied that he only wished to
"tske ride around the block" Ga being ordered
70 leave the carriage, the fellow walked off tovsri
the Fouiih-av, and the Doctor turned to attend to
bis patient, whose case was urgent Ga going to the
door few enis lssr TO take his leave the Doctor
found, to his surprise that bis horse aud carriage
we're gone. Nothing was heard Of either
until about { o'clock on The same evening" when the
bore returned, Of bis own will, 70 bis stable 10
Seventh -av, near Twenty -eecoId-st. Toe harm as
was on him, and the and lines coiled up, aud
over ell YVES thrown pece Of old msttiug. The car.
rage, alorObe and whip are stll missing. Son
of the Police saw the transaction, it is ssd and at.
tempted to srre,t the thief DR.. RsDney is Council
man from the XLItd District
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ScALDED TO DEATH.-A little girl, two years old
daughter Of Mr., Marin Cannon resic at No ass Waller
accidentally fell into tab Of boiling yest-rdsy
and ded death Inquest held upon body
and yesdiet Of accidental eesth Gas rendered.
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SnoTHERED TO DEATH Coroner ODonne yes
ter6sy he'd Inquest No ~ Elizabeth upon the body
infant our months old Dshsd C.thsins Kelly who
smothered to death ny be0R ovesid her c sister
child Of while 10 bed The Jury entered
verdict of aceldel tai dc ath.
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IGNORANCE AND ISrEMFERAScE.-The following,
from the March report of the physician of the Pen''
Tertiary Hospital on Bsckwells Island, relative TO
the character, nativity, education, &c, OF tue
paiient. admitted, .houd be perussd and renected
upon by the opponents Of Prohioitory Liquor laE
Nrnber If admissions 32i OF which ISL were Irish
OIL WIRE Americans and the remainder Of other
pa,ions There were 2s6 uneducs'ed and ignorant,
Of which 2l7 we're foreigners, and out Of the whole
nuu Der only SO OF temperate babas. 1t il
worthy Of notice that lao were servants. Igoorsncs,
intemperance and crime 90 hand in hand throus iife
How STARTER THAN SERPESrs TOOTH -
Through the rain snd storm there came yes!erd.y to
the Mayors Office q woman bent with age and
dressed in the coarsest of stuffs with miserable
calico apron on ter bead Her fac. was hsggasd soi
csdaverous and her long skinny fingers se.med to
be eluchipg at death She told. with wit1ered
ard shrunken voice, how her unnatural daughter
Carotta. with her husband, wanted her to die and
be on, Of the way and how they heather and cutchei
her by the throat and she away She told OF her
plessan, home in Neissehhen bog she was married
e. ls, aid had ibis daughter and another how her
husband died, and this wicked CaIlotta, WITH her
husband Carl, persuaded her TO cell her house aud
green garden in hsppy Mel ,snbe q, and give the n
the mercy aud come away 10 his strange county
promising to keep her all her lfe aud now they treat
torfo. She was sent TO the Commissioners of Emf
grafton.