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THE SANDMAN EXILES.

From Our Reporter, WHO yesterday visited the
SaToibiaD fngate Dee GeLeys, we learn tba: she has
pared QuHsnile, and the revenuecgiser Caleb
CuihMg h1 left Der. She siili lee ~ anchor op-
pOsi'e the Q1.rantiae, whore she vii iem.in Until
the difficulty VITO the authorities Toiitye 70 her pas
sepgers .h4l have been settled.
The report b,s the people ~ho came out as pss-
sneers ~ the fngsie are crininals u incorrect.
The ocers Of tie weasel received Our Reporter with
be uru oct courtesy and assured him that toe PSI
seprers we're e1led for political ofeDses osly; oE;
beyond this, in the sbseuoe Of Capt Msntua1 they
were not at liberty to explain. The prisoners arg
fue-lookirg body Of men, and, from the manner IN
which they fell TITO line aud walked past the med
ical officer, we inferred they must ct one time have
been engaged 10 mi,syy service IL is saf that they
are good mechanics able 10 earn their living, and
that, On lsudipg each will be prerented with
small sum Of money TO begin the world with. Two
Of the men are accompanied by their wives The
only appearance of restraint upon the actions Of the
men was the presence of three or four armed ma
rines on guard upon the main deck ia their vicinity
The Des Geneys is q 6O-yun figate, With only four
Of her guns incurred, as abe is to take cargo Of
-four from this port to Constsntnople on her return
Il is also reported that her return viii be speedy from
the fact that che will be needed By the Sandman
Government to transport troops to the Crimea. The
vessel i, clean and in good order her crew seem to
be under excellent discipline, and her officers are
gentlemen.
In ls47, Capt. Msntda, then Lieutenant in the
Sandman service, and one Of bis Midshipmen' were
at this port and the First Lieutenant Of the Des
Gepeys was here at the opening Of the Crystal
Palace.
We presume il is only from courtesy to the wish OF
the Municipal authorities that the officers of the
e ste have not landed Der passengers, as there Is m
law to prevent them from doing so il they desired
but it 10 hoped that a. doubt as to their true charac-
ter will speedily be dispeled, and then the officers
will proceed to carry out the main object of their
voyage. by loading up with Yankee -four.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN FRONT sT.-Yocferday m 'rnDg fire oc-
CURED in the cellar of the building No. l56 Frontst,
occupied by Nichols e. Smith. IL appears that
workman Who was soldering up some cans contain
ing turpentine accidentally lot fall his hot iron upon
the foor among quantity 81 rags which we're satu-
rated with the iniamm-be msteral The man ran
INTO The street snd cried ire :" when some persons
about the premises entered the cellar aud ex!nguish-
ed the lamts with few pals ot water.
The alarm yesterday afternoon, 10 the With
District was caused by the burning OF some tar bar
rels at the foot OF MadeD-lane.
FIRE Is BROOKLYN.
About o'clock yesterday morning Ere broke out
ia the bake -shop of Mr. Ann Martha No 1875 Myrtle
av., between Raymond and Navy'sts. The flames
EXTENDED to the adjoining buildings on either SIDE, and
three sere destroye ed and two considerably dam
ssed The buildings were al Of frame, two aud half
s nee il he h. and occupied as tene0ents and shops
The sufferers and amount Of loss sustained are fol-
lows:
Nos ls9 and 1913 were occupied by 5. Lsmm "
Brother a. clothing and shoe stores. The buildings
were demolished Loss about s. 900. Insured for
$500 in the North Western; $1,000 in the Granite,
and 81, 500 in the New.Yo'k City Offices.
No 1871 was destroyed. 1t WAS occupied by Peter
NcI.enan a. q hardware leather and finding store
Ices about 81 $780, Insured for $500 in the Rutgers
Insur 4nce Co
No 1875, where the fire originated, wss burned
down. II was occupied as bakery by Mrs. Ann
Meie-s. Ices about 81 500 insured for $500 in the
Farmers Insurance Co.
The building On the corner Of Navy.st and Myrtle
sv wits onsioer.bls damaged. II IL occupied a.
houor-stcre by wm Lsughlin. dis loss on goods
wi probably reach $500 Whestons wheelwrghi
sfep was also damage ed to rome extent
Ire corner buicing aud the one adjoining were
owned by Vim Lsusblu His loss may reach si,7O0i
partially Injured in the Nassau Go.
The Other three buildings we're owned by Thomas
Brown Ioss about 81 500; no insurance.
Ogeer Ltchaul, Of the Fourth District Police,
was ssriously injured while aiding at the Ere.
The fire s supposed 10 have been caused By &C.
cioent.
fIREs IN PoUGHKKKPsIs.
On Sunday night a FIRE broke on, IN Poughkeepss,
in a chair factory, owned by Chs Luts Mr.. LUZ
loss on buildings and stock amounted to $4,000; IN
,ured for 5000 At the same time t~1 barns, belong
ing 10 Cyru. Hsgadorn and Mrs. Boormsn, we're de-
sroyed Mr.. agsdorn's loss amounted 70 5000 and
Mrs BoormAn los, about the same amount This ""
the work Of 90 inrendiTy
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DOJNGS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

AJ,Rsrr Orr LADY TO TIE MAYOR "A lady
Who sometimes comes over from jersey without an
eeor wi.be. the Mayor 70 station two or three po-
lite policemen at the ferry. she prefers her request
In the vsy:
Mr. N,yor I d.eis are. ELS .errib,- shane
Thai siih al the police u ths sOn5erfn tsTB,
One ssnpo' b. .Tsrra ee.f caDb blnd " lane,
TO sustd T. tts people thst piss ~ snt DIVA,
Ard
tsfs and hlss
Where the Jrrs-y rt.I. lsrd thsif prOnscusN cfoFl
CourLsna should
~ d~.r Mr. Mood.
Elvs the
o. N-V0r
And . pair Of ,hesi
AND
OF each fare
ST. Al. .rse for the Mayor.
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Sales OF Sucks At Phiisdsiph1a--MARcH s.

Reported Tor rHs n 7. rRlsoss By J. al ~,
o. 60 20 DO ~ sss L,siss 10 si sl0co Ast Co :.
5, ia also 90 co.n:,s'ls a.. n ~. s'Ha - ::
s.ls,f M, e. s.. sin sioso s.s, Md "a =.
ds,. 81, ~ setuyl. Ssy Boat losn ?oe Mofrs C.
b "a; Ii Do ~, 20 Loos sand b' W. 100 a. ss.s.
is, Is Penn q e;i 10 d. s5~n ~; Dc e:sa ~
Perm r L. "a; Lite sctsyi r K az fds days, +sii
/ DO c.sh ~; Beaver Assdo- r. eS~a, ~ 81 sa.l
Do S 81; iaes.s - GiIud b., nj Wenern bL, w
Bstvs~n Bos,ds-lCo hesdi0s K b ~ "a
o. 81 Geo Camden and Aab.J r. g: Is. b 81 ~ IL.
~ Chester alley q, r. bs~n, o. IS Penn. a. R. ~
uros Canal, suh. "a. 20 DO. lci 70 Lssi.h ss VI
At,sy Es,d-s, thbn Csn. IS ei 100 Long i'issd -
isf; Is Peun- H. B., ~
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r,.c.v.,,o,, n N. AIN, gou.- hsv. now 1t nu-s-.
csived Tee ,,,.s,.,io, gs .ha,sa a., ts.der
IN ethersn, p. 49, o ,,.,,,a,;e =.
se sent 70 the' q. ~ h.s.
Ttsro are Jst o.nst - 1 a, - \, ,..--v-d Ia
hitherto oisto p a. : N 80. 80. - a. ia l.tic.
then reeeot nep'sSt - 49, - 49, ~ n4aif.stiy
fAUensn ~ ro'1 ~ .'i y - " yY,t's .bo boz
cbutsso.e 70 10 -. :, -. - tt.s t,sy
reiv'e 70 Ai9s io ~. Oh the 49,. s.,g %,
" Lot 10 h'if 30. so 81, ,rrv. ~
sNss .i - 80 - n ev- ,..f. ss6 farui'h
eooDtIJ VIM W ,Peehso 800 ~ ~ IT. th-,sd
the feaoffo o'tsi' ~ o-.' VI ID. .ors
from der mend on ron oAtse' 400 'sr, c.,Af,ly
Of ID, patients 'hens.yss 10 'bs pcs - LIE ,,.n .sy
u peIfec, cone lu.iob. - cl -. Asse' % "a 90
ers ms sfrve BY o. irc'b-fehi a., a.
irom r..ts person. n srs. os.ils =. "a, C1.-b
building hs'e. a. VI tseh re -, csas-gaeu,ly
tb.. y,v. Ir a, e,,es ~ ~ che e Of tes
Nor thar IL" '''' an 80 .,,
Another os.et:" The Com ui.sooe,. osn1 70 % 10
bf, for o'siss 'og,as Of to.r
s,iiotOs. =. s1sn eG'oss viii dsaas each
% ~ h .as"y. Orr ssp ssnf 10 % he io'ni 70 ins
hi.rS of ,rv or, 81 ID. tho0ssn3s OF 1cn Aposn
dir 1T n, l.pds here de'ffnts o. he.y ,In =,
poverty ). pot sofhsOg wi'sou; employ or s1sd
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pssirr o. - rnr trsn there b.ns lat r<sk IT,
Is;r ,bo-f d -s-r RE sr5r-s. (- uAea
Mrs 49,, piht-S o. her chldrer sire AaEins eesa %
visf -r "a The lgp-T - -. STATE kni setar1
o her r-s.t-ucs In Brsoky.) The o.
miles A. hour -trzct The srrd
O. fh- ocnn'cLv-. Na1 6vs II
b-~c d-crsss IN oispseae IL
uoby ihsf the rrpr~ss train t.At Tip.
tine Vhich sns.asl 0airg nr,ln-s
thst u to hlieS t. tine Cor
% tn ans h'U hf he woni h,V-
the TIE Ccn-c Tor fef-1s- sd
I'd offered <2eo psnia s.te suit. before
II. -rt -ursel h>-n r-fussd T.
soptrnsd sor pl,nud as.sr. Weeks sat De slrss s3r
Ge,nd.nl Nsssfs ksisa Az North
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

THE BROOKLYN CrTr CoURr.-A meeting Of the
Brooklyn Bar was held yesterday afternoon at which
Judge Culver presided, and N. F. wariug and Alex
ender Hsddon, Esqs., acted as Secretaries. The
Committee previously appointed, of which Judge
Greenwood Chairman reported the draft of an Act
for presentation to the Legislature providing for the
reorganization Of the City Court and for the enlarge
ment Of It's Jurisdiction Its principal provisions are
that the City Court shs hereafter be formed of three
judges OF whish the present City Judge shall be one
that two of these Judges shall be elected by Joint
Board Of the Common Council and Supervisors, and
to hold the Office until the st Of January next that
at the next general election two Judges shall be
elected by the people, to bold Office for six years
one TO 20 out every two years and providing for an
appeal direct from the City Court to the Court of
Appeals.
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La W LNTIELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.

"
The Hon. n y. Banks Jr., Aassschusetts David
Nobl. Mchiran; snd Charles james of " seonsn, were
admitted Attorneys md CouneOrs If the supreme Court
No Original Docket-Stsfe Of Florida The State or
Gsotss on motion Of the Attorney General intervene
behalf u the United States Chief Justice Tsnsy deye ed
his opinion granting leave the Attorney General to sdducs
either written Otherwise examine witnesses
&c to establish the boundary claimed BY the United STATES
No 10 Mary Lewis, sdnin.trs.hr 70 Ed~rt Bal,
OF Coluuta Judge Greer delivered opinion tmins tia
decree of SID Court with costs . ,
steam chip Company Argument ~ Concluded for tho plain
tiff d -, q.
No IS W. D. Price plaintiff 10 The Ys'mers Bank
ofVsin. C.use bmt,ed the record and printed
,rre.mer. by III. Hon. John Leteher, for defsndsn1
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ILLrsoIs -1he Chicago Tribune says that Gov.
Matteison will not give Judge rruDbul certificate
of his election TO the United States Senate He bsses
his refusal on the ground that the Jadge is not elig
BILE under the clause of the Constui0u, which pro-
hibis AIRY Judge Of the Supreme Court from accept
ing any other office during the term for which hs vas
elected Judge for year AFTER the expiration o;
eucb term Judge Trumbul has resigned the office
Of Judge but the term for which he elected has
p.Nx gt Mrs
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IAdver~isemert1

The great preference given to the Dry Goods
hcus- Of Mesyrs CR.nLEs HrGsD & Co No 81 Grad u
ouy Re or from fac; that they selling
rich bp CkAFr and BsocHE sHswLs Of ss1Prior au.ity
rch black Gao RHx and other sIsH Llssss
scoIcH GSGHAgs Fssish ard domestic Love
tLoTHs. s.RsEiLLEs QTLrs add CouhrEkFssfs. &c -
urhe.r5 Of c.oSun o. 6fy tn original cost
This would seen slnst Incredible were net for the sct %
theH having been gsht 81 acou isnsse o. Wet 9ds
nomssl price. They % tod half tseir vsle
Al soees warranted free from Jury, szd perfect IN
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TUESDAY, March s-P. II.

IUIsDAf, Aefoo -
T1s,s vma fair amount Of business Of NE Ssoox
Read ,ad.v but the market w~ heavy fos ~
fsneie., especially ct the second BOARD Inc oosa -.
however, are NOT msssr'si. nesains ~" ~. -
se.v. than yss.srdsy, and closed 7sa-s esslss =
- cent. Ere fell Cd cent we ns1 "s1 M
Rod ). given notice 10 the Central Of sdseoss.s-
.,cs u he srssgemssss which were entxe4 nts lsss
AN for operating the two roads in harmony. wssx
his. however, from no ofhdei sosree Csnbd ~
ga ss4i. Hsdsss River ut HsKen, 3sl. Csn-
beriand wss sctve, but declined sssk, slosiss =
a. Gs,ens and Chicago inpssvst n ' osst c'ess-
land end Toledo fsh % n ~ PsnsnAs ~
cent Nissssgus clessd u lsi. Thsrsb sr
he street tAas strong eeeHxiiss b 49, - -
nsnee bstwsea thb rsuts "a - Ianena~S w
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UNIVERSAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS.

UNIVERSAL DEMOCHAIIO MI UDIrOhNo'
This Society held a meeting at No. ~ Leohard-st,
last evening. Mr.. Ira b. DAVIS in the Chsir; COL
FoRBKs Secretary.
The only business Of the meeting was the consid-
Grafton Of the Report, by Col. Forbes on the Con-
diticp Of the Lsborng Poor Of the CITY presented st
Q form meeting. After considerable discussion, the
Report war adopted; Mr.. ARBVHsor protesting IN
strong terms agaDst that part of it relating to Lsnd
Reform
The Report was then committed 20 Committee OF
three to lay it before the WorkiDg1eEs Association
after which the meeting adjourned.
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The Court of General Sessions convened ct the
usual hour, yesterday morning. bat in consequence o.
the ncn-s,tsndADce of persoas who had been SUB
pensed to set % Grand Jurors, and the absence Of
material Witnesses 10 cases Of importance. The Court
adjourned without rsnssctng any bssiass- The
trial Of Ki'sans, the siisgsd bAak fsryr, was ct
down to come % this day week.
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Internationally

PHRENOL OGY DETERMINATIONS. with Charts
ard Written Descriptions OF Character Day and Evening
WORKS Phrenoley Physiology, HydroPshy and Ph'nosrs
pky BY FowLEts Asp WELLS No 500 Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE The grounds around the
College are in the market for the uses Of commerce.
The extension Of Park place through the Green vii
be completed in Me course Of few weeks, and then
the lots on the south side Of the street. which is
e5 feet vide will be ready for building. The usage
Of the College to let s lots on leases OF three terms
Of 81 years each, at stipulated ground rent for the
first term and for the subsequent terms the rent TO
be estimated on the then value Of the land.
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fA6verfis-ment. |

kelly & FERGUSON. No. 2-9 Broadway.
hsep eoups'e of Wndo~ Shade Manufactured
by themselves and warranted
Per-ons PURCHASING ker RsAbishmen ut save s CON-
q 80 ne and sec nd profts e any Kind.
MA large OF Lscs ard Muslin curtAns, from
Auction. fos sale about half the Of in stion
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MARRIED..

sINoS-LEvY-M Houston. re1N on Wednesday. h
Tth FEB d Alexander Smoa Of Columbus 20 Mo iua X.
youngest daughter Lewis Levy Esq Of The toruer pscs
EDMOND-RlPLEl-lu Newton. Msss. Feb q, By PROF.
Ripley NJ, Francis Edmond Of Breokline to Misc Mary s.
Ripley, daughter OF the Officiating clergyman
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SuPTRIoR COuRr-Nos 92l, 943. g, SO 81, 94s,
go ss TO s s7 $50 GEL ss4 S o7 go sI2 to s'5 T'
10 $50 e8:, ss5, $50 10 ss5
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos 1856. 10. 1893, lila, l632,
$50 M l7n to I7i5. I7af. l7&s 1850. i75i
SrPRENE COURT-Specidi Tym-Nos. %, l2, 20 Q,
81 Ia 81 b 10
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Iasv.rfisnen,I

Sire ca 40: Peel Miniature sspri5r % TIE ine.s
Ivcy Par uu.oorsd Ph0foAPhs eqsl-d ~ NJ orner
essbbhmsnti Perfect k-ue---s tat-n II sny
siys .z- oE Dssu-tr.ogype. q deeessd Persou L,
Oh Paintings On cauvs ~ tbs process AZ one .itfnt
Tsksn ery y J. GusksT c. D FEsoEsicXs, No Ass
6s.e q hsg IA.. P..,. sac 70 SO s.o.-w.y Ne<Iot
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ADVERTISEMENT |
CARPFTINGs

CARPETISGs, OIL-CLoTHs, &c, in every vari-
ETY. ard the very lowest prices for sash Velvet Tapestry
SPY and nUan Carpets from auction Oil Cloths ?. fee<
wide and under. WV. Row.. Jr, No 10 Hudsons. near
Spring st
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IAivertisementI
AATLCE

JOHN BRENNAN & Co., Importers of wide
si sstns &c have removal 10 No 70 Ceda e. where al
orders vii be puneIsly attended 20.
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TAdvertlseu-ntl

FARE TO CALIFORNIA REDUCED.-The New
York sud csioi. Steamship Line vi, S:sr,Eua has -daesd
be price Of retes suit tbs times See Advertisement
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fAsv.--iseasntf
Now fiat fine weather has begun 10 dawn,

ee. ard cbsreo get ans they inprovtas rs
sEpoE-uLay 70 hose besauf1l PhoI - .,ras aas
DasCtEHtorTfEs only AZ koor's. "a ., 5rosi~,f
Ca 81 tie great Works "a. Prerian GALLERY. aid zee ~
All La soIe a-s 70 s0.1s fer p-rfsetioa
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BOARD OF EDUcATIos.-rbis body held regula
meeting ll.s evenusCyrssP smith ESQ In the CHAIR o.
tr.bsscted little beside the general routine busiaes
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THEY ARREsTED.-Ofiiccr Coyle, Of the First Die
tct Police srr,sed dressed young In Wsshnst
ST. lsst evening for entry thievns He locked up
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MoRNospon IN NEw-YoRK.-Ms. Ellen weley
con psins that her husband, Henry has seduced her
si.ier Margaret Lundngen, who lived in the house
with tha and wishes the Mayor to see that her sister
is properly cared for.
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FrSED.-J0hn Dougberty tsvern-keeper in Eat
Rfoolyn oed rs Yesterday by Justice Curt for eject
ns OF hi. Of the bar alter sup2ias
ths m, with iauCr
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NEW EssIyE-The members Of Eagle Fire
Company No brought home their new engine Yesterday
ate and after psrsdns shout the City and trying nsr
n.ey In font Of CITY Hall safely esscopced her 10 the
pex tnne house recently erected in hiso near Fulton
amid the congratulations OF large humber OF friends Tss
epsp. OF the piano pssrp Of lsrse power and beautiful
aI,hp At trisl in front Of hs Hall stream wa
Of the loosout window IN the cnpos when
the hose burst opersions snspepded The
trial however proved eminenty 81 shstoy showing that tns
engine was second Ia efficiency In this City 10 tns
yeppz the friends met at the house snd essed
tkeu,e YES In accordance with Temperance principles
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CIRCUIT COURr-NiScE s-Refor- J-ise RoosEysLr
I.sverson sat sa,h Pisrrey
To recover amount due on Al alleged hducisry
debt INT sr defense sid b debt eight uhs credit
already referred Verdict tor Pitf 10 oeiSs an aa'
sre Interest
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sr P.rRrcKs SocIETY-The members Of this As
.oeton have decided celebrate the approaching Anniyer
,.ry with dinner at 0o;he Hail. Tuesday evening, tn
ath ms. instesd Of Saturday, the nth
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF SILKS On the night OF the
23d ult the wholesale silk establishment OF Morris
Arnold, No. Pine-st, was entered by means of false
KEYS and croxbars, md robbed OF $4,000 worth of
silk goods The Police were notified and yesterday
Officers James and Hoyt Of the Tenth Ward, arrested
two Germans named Morris Kngsburgh and Ed.
Schomerskei to whose possession they traced seven
pieces of the stolen elk In the course of the day 20
pieces more were sent to store in Grands OF, to be
delivered to Mr Arnold, by the friends of the prison.
err. who were endeavorng to negotiate with Mr. A.
for settlement OF the matter. with view of getting
the accused out of the scrape, but failed as Mr. A.
expresses his determination to prosecute them to the
extent Of the law The prisoners were taken before
Justice Wood and held TO bail in 81 900 each for TRIAL
Mr. Lich.ens,ein merchant, doing business at the
corner Of Hesterst. and the Bowery, became their
bondsman The property recovered is worth nearly
$4,000.
TIE LATE PUGMIsrIc EsCoUSTER Bill Poole,
who was sbot by Turner and Baker, some nights
since is said to be getting worse, and his physician
hiss forbidden afy conversation with him. The bullet
fred by Baker is still 10 his body and cam ct be alb
srscted Baker is still a. large and is supposed to
have left the City.
ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town, we
notice the following:
Ar the Asroa -HousE-Col Hamilton, Absny; Jas Getty
Baltimore; r. Am-s Conn Hon. Wen nth lllaoi.;
H.p Pit Fesse Dden Portland Hon L Davis Pr1vr
d,ucs: Hon T. Morsao Aurors; }. Mehennon North CH
oip. J Holmes Boston; $ Lawrence, Mas, Wess:,
Georsis; h &. FaIiss, Alabama; A. heHenry Phiadel
AZ the METROPOLITAN HorEL-Goy. Dimond, X ] Hos
/ Touc.y Conn; Col Mansfield. u 8. Bar,e. Lima;
C,pt Jo.e oh Oseood OF chip Game Cock C.pt Rice,
Ws,hr stnu; Greerteld, st Louis; John Reed Phil
sd.pba. X n Fell Illinois; W. T. Wells, Va horaes plr
fer Pa X Post Osvego; Charles w Hand, Nantucket;
Fdwsd RIDDLE j. C. Bond, Boston; j. Allen, Florida A.
J. Perry, u A. ,-,.- c,
Hon G T Jsmes Providence, | Hon. *. Pnnsie Bats
via; Hon 8 ID VALLEY. Washington; Hon Judge W.Jde'
surreue Court Ws.hinston Hon Bishop Perkins Osd-ds
bafsb. Hon J l. T.ylnr Ohio; Hon. NJ sage Troy; Hon
I'm y c. Jane. H.lfs1 Hon Thorn. r. Hobbs wash
!, ,ton, Hon @ Goodrich. Mass Hon w P.ekhs'n.
Ahsry =. Major Prince u = A; MAJOR Donaldson u y A :
Tbur.on Rhode Island; Marquis Tsisesns. -ndia
In Minister; Capt h W. Hslleck, san s4snei.co Or
McCoruiek l. 3 A, Col Henning'sn and family, Washing
ten.
NoRTHwrsTERs DIsPESsARY-REPoRr FOR FEB
bole number Of patients treaed ., this Institution
Ss2 mates e4 em.es 45s Treated 81 theu hons. $50 g.
the Di,rtpssry sos Resus-~e Or relieved. 15; hospi'
ri O. eied 10; upd q Nsivy-Unitsd states
e. Ireland i6l; Germany ST. other countries u There
have been put up in tn. Afoheesy Department. 81 PFC
sversge, To-