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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
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pUBLIC MEETINGS.
TENEMENT HOUSES.

Oh. s,b Of tbis month the Legislature adopted
al Sonov,;ng resolution of inquiry into the condition
oF sS' ,be Tenement House, Of this city:
Complaints have boon made 10 the manner In
bnIdnss Ano~n as toncnest hous" in the Cy OF New
Yc been made and are being constructed that .aeS IRE
Of foundation wes that tho several bndnge are
"a an INTO apartments which have very little yentstou thai
~. balls Though ad baid'nss arc w ana
o constructed in proper manner to c ssie 81 me so
~ tla these houses mostly ted with the poorer
s, Of persons hundreds Of whom oen eroSded ne
sngle bniding ard without Of egfes IN case o u
or any sudden ALARM except through single
R~sysed That Committee CONSISTING Of h1s MemoeIs OF
n witch ,enent 6oases are constructed ia the City Of New
Yok report the 20 this Leglsstnei a e1.o u
nd what leaon requisite and necessary 70 remedy TIE
evs and saord fall protection to the lives ard health OF TIE
occupants Of such bUildines n &,
of New York, Chairman, n. j. ebay Of Richmond Eli
furts of Westchester County, A. j. Duganne of New
York. and John Hsndford Of Kings County, met yes
feday at the Mayors Office, to look into the matter
and listen to the suggestions Of landlords, builders and
Cthere. go
Ex Alderman Blunt occupied the entire sitting with
a statement Of his experience and general views on
the subject He the owner of tenement houses IN
yssons Ar Of the aud had devoted attention the
sbuses Of The oupidy Of landlords who buy
lease ground fu buildings the least possible
Any regard TO their health comfort The laws prescribing the
thetre e the wells Of brick houses In this case
higher the edoioDs expense In his view, tene
houses should be three stories high snd 6 front by
20 deep three together occupying lot Of 80 feet 'front.' aud the
walls inches thick aud 40 feet high. Each story should include
four rooms with Iissza the rear occupied solely by
family exceeding four persons s on OF $40 10 10
per month On lots Is by 81 feet might be put
with walls II inches thick and 20 feet high having Twelve rooms
on hoor 60 accommodate four families the rent TO each family
varying from IS to SlO a mouth.
Mr.. Blunt promised TO furnish the COMMITTEE with
specifications showing the cost of putting up houses
m different sections Of the city aud the be plaus suggested
could be supIed with and Croon water and be well
tadihus Contributing 70 the health and comfort Of the
On ample profit Adjourned to Saturday, al 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
L I X f. S
EIRE N nRIncr sIR,Rr.

~ BRIDGE sTRsRr.
About O'Clock on Saturday morning Oficer Mar
shall dscov~ed a frc in the hay lott Of the stable
rear Of No o Bridge street The flames were soon
extIguishcd by the 6remen Of the district Tie sta
Die i owned by Arthur Hand, aud is damaged 10 the
amount Of about s55. L. a. Stevens, the occupant,
estimates LIS los, OF sleigh ard buggy TOP at about So
No insurance on the building or contents.
FIRz IL PIATL sTIrI.
On Saturday evening, about O'Clock the alarm Of
fire was caused ly tie e&Ilo-ion ei camphenc lamp
in the window Of the lancy goods store No. 40 Poarl
street. Damage very slight
FIRX ~ FIRST AyENrE.
SLoYHy arGr o'clock the same evening, window
curtain took fire from the gas burner in the dwelling
house No. s6 First avenue, hut Il was cS'insuishod
before doing any damage to the premises.
TIRE IN TwEsTY-FIRsT SIRTET AND THIRD AVENUE.
About o O'Clock on Saturday morning fire was de-
oD,elod N the stables belonging 20 Henry Cammer,
-outh.west corner Of Twenty-frst street and Third
avenue The alarm was promptly given, but notwth-
standing the eNcrons Of the frcmen, the stable was
en,irclv destroyed Tie hor-es three in number with
sleigh. harness and other articles, we've saved. Los
about 81.
fusE AIARv'.
Tie slaim A. +, O'Clock on SATURDAY morning wac
caused Ly the contents Of raw bed being sct on fire
il Caunonstre
The alarm at ~ O'Clock saturday night, Was occa-
sioned b. sparks from The stow in the store No. J..
Dcy street. The porter it seems, had put quantity
# shavings into the stove, which, blazing mp sudden
w.. caused The sparks. The insurance watch not
knowing that the porter slept in the store, gave The
alarm.
The alarm a; O'clock yesterday morning was
caused by ihc burning Of straw bed in Catherine clip
FIR-s II BRoOKLNs.
Yesterday morning small frame building near the
end Of Hoyt shoc caught fire and was burned to the
ground. II was owned 10y Nj. Coylc, and was cccu'
pied by poor family. The fire originated from tho
hue. Ios- about 500.
On Saturday on alarm was occascnad in the fiIth
District, by the burning Of the old market building,
ON the corner OF James and Garrison streets. The
flames were supPro s-cd, with but slight damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
NEw-YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

he WelnDtT6 uI tIle NtW- lOTh TTI'UH h"H7E ItIUH
mot in their Office No. l. cntre street Saturday al rnoon
the election Officer for the ensuing The following
were unanimously chosen:
The Hon FRANoIs u. TnLov, Pres lsnt; II. " Navcn.
Ieres H. Titus John II. Gscom, MID, John ID. ErsS, " H.,
Ncc PEc.den John STATION Guud, Corresoaolrg Se,re
t,rv Lac C. Holden. Recording Secretary Henry A. Oakley
-rrsssur-r: William C. Gnan Chairman, Clayton Newb1nd
H.rrv p Marshall q. r. Woodcrd Henry Oakley, fin1nce
ou rttee: Isrse Russe Chairman, John IL heyscr tr
Tavis.n Geo Baker solomon Jeuner, w N. NNen br!-
ier Geo " Pet-y : ~ slos ad a.Lson C.oius, Con
nti.ee or Detertos; Y " Hayens tbairman John H. Grs
qeuksnp VI D., Pete- Cutler, Thso b. bfoaoi james
II T.rs ,,d Ch.s A. Pcancdv Prison Discipline Committee
Gbnrd cel Os D. swan Ste hcn Cutler Morris n Jesor,
Iss,c n smith = H. Mscon5cr ans John d. Russ ID, D.
..Aarcel lO.-N-cfs lnnIlt'ce.
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Centre cm Fsssx from, Dnspp. from rompsia
FROM JcHerscn. from OuuvcfBours and ono
from frauklin Market, TO carry oct no objects above
stated The election takes TlAcs we~i hu. somA
little time viii osPsc beitre sny steps sii lie taken
Nv tho de.sgafes reform tho present market system
There are many objects which rosout themselves
for their consideration Many - our msikeis q most
wre,ebed condition and penoct bufsuces washBgos
Market for filled snoss daily with impure aud un
Wholesome Young meats end olofsed mp pass.se
weys that tho retail trade hss been sos driven away Or
markets present. themselves with various which have arise.
from the ucompei~uoy o bo clerks or others These e,s
will he laid before the authorities BY the dologsov who under
stand the waDis rights and privileges tht swsys by
dnance resolution Of Common Council existed
aud there ia 20 doubt but ths markets VIII better
accommodation, not only for The pabe but for those country
peorlc who nay deslre 70 dnose u their Pndnes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
rRANKLIy LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

The Franklin Literary Association held their
Monthly Meeting on tuesday evening, al their room
IN Tohth Avenue. and had quite large attendance.
m 2 one Of those associations of Young men got NJ
or the iaudanlc purpose of solupioycmC nt OF which
ber, are raj in this city, At thi- meeting num-
her e pr1cs. which were given by the employers,
parents and reuds Of tle members were 'is'ri'"''p
as follows: A..
INST prizc. CO. the bet Essay On Philosophy to
YIN. II. WouRl, a gold pcscll-cast.
second prize, for The b'st Specimen OF f'i'ha'Shh
,n Alvah il. Mirror, watch.
Third prize, for the best kssay on Law, to :. il.
Lassng, Il gold ring. - ~.
Fourth plize, for the bcst Poem, to Benz. +. Van
Zandt silver medal BESIDES which there "'fc US
trhuted several oertifcatcs of honorable h'eh'' ,u'
These are excellent INDUCEMENTS 60 encoutase ihe
progro,- in literature and educ alton of Young Amcrca
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Tnr CASE az Jouv a. KyLLrY, .LGts DR.. sly
soCs chago1 h essrlt and battery uVon ms ssief -
May r N ee' wa M FOR eSs,nstiou on SATURDAY beiol
Justice Welsh Ms NJ Near tcr~ert searching crosse
animation By Ch3rs : Sperce; ESQ., counsel o5 re e.
durr wkh y appears that the complainant had tt'fn
hoard hudson street and passed The sister Of nold H.
Wasber LAWYER a. No 10 Nasiseet the accused whl's
10 reclaim his sister from inn which he nsguet
she was nrsring called upon hsr eer sulsias WITH
nor los lis temper, applied orroh0us eph-is and fGsy
Tick her several times with Daring tie progress Of
the yestss,oa personal eusin- touching the character q
.o,teog rsities ndulged in much their ds-reii
~ te "a a. offered uf he defense sad the clos Of the
ir, ,be eHauiosio1 conclrisL The Mag ,'tt.s =.
.er,el h1 lec;siol ioI ,1'uIs Say
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

There was a resolution offered in the Assembly on
Saturday, authorizing the appointment of Commit
tee with power to send for persons and papers TO ex-
amne into the financial condition of the Railroad Com
Pancs of this city. 1t is alleged that these companies
have trespassed upon the rights Of citizens, and that
they have issued and continue to issue, enormous
and unreasonable amount Of stock.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
ARISES IN TIE MARKETS.

few days since private meeting Of the bu,cheI,
and StaudLod,rs of the different markets, was hcld
the Butcher Melting and ide Association liei,
Abe object being TO consider tho proPneiy OF elecll
delegation, to lay befOre the Common Iouhcl suru
msttsrs may be necessary aud proper for the pro-
lection Of the rights and interests Of all who occupy
sisLds n public markets Remarks were made by s.,
tsnhefuen present in which the ind ges aud insn's 9el
Them set orth ssr Which the meeting deiefune un
estns three delegates from Washington Market three rom
tH~n, tvo from Csihsrine, Two trom Clinton, tWc iom
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

ST. PATRICK's DAT.-The Si1ty-ninth Regime lt
Col. RYAN and the Ninth Regiment, Col. Ptkn, will
celebrate this sDniversary by military parade Ow
ing 70 micalculatiOn, the two regiments will mus
ter at different times AID paoeshe Sixyninth st the
City Armory corner of Elm and White streets, at p
H. and tie Ninth at Lafayette place st 10 a. IN. But
at On nfomal meeting of the officers Of these 'eg-
ment' i was arranged that the Ninth would join their
friends Of the Sixty ninth at the City Armory so a. TO
make joint parade. TLese regiments will muster
and uarcb, rain or shine; and their parade of to-day
may have one good effect under the circumstance
70 reiute tie charge Of secaani, hitherto sought 10
be fastened on them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

ASSUMING DOUBTFUL PowFRs.-Mr. Jacob L.
Dodge has sued out on injunction to restrain Mayor
Wsod from signing. aud the Controller from counter
signing the contract to Mr. Baird for cleaning Broad
way and restraining Mr.. Baird from accepting money
on the same Defendants are 10 show cause on the
lath inst which viii compel the Court to decide as to
the right of the Mayor TO assume doubtful powers
as he threatened to do on assuming his office.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
c,RD FROM Cox. v.sp,Rpur.-we have received

the ioIlowing notice Tor pubhcaiaoni
The Nicaragua hne l. withdrawn for the present in
copsequeuce OF the difficulties iD that country growing
out Of the extraordinary conduct Of Gen. Wsksr ia
s,zipg taking by force the property Of American
citi4s deem it duty owe to tae pablo. to the
country and the Trsn.t Company, to remain quiet,
by letting tie ships of the Company ay al the wtsves
uuta our Government has sufficient time to examine
and l. ok into this outrage committed upan their
property. In the mean time, as I 10 not consider
passengers or the property Of American citizens safe
on II g transit Of the Isthmus cannot be instrumental
il inducing either to take the passage.
y1,ek II lCss {. VANDERBILT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
CITY ITEA M 5.

UD'esa tradition and experience ara at fau, il will
ran ionZ and heavily today-fOr whoever knew c
St. Patrick Day whom it did not There was an IN
succe-,ful fort at a snow-s,orm yesterday
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IAdverisement
IyoN's KATHAIRON The imrnesse popularity

II this eousled Toilet article entirely without precedent
sale nesriy 10000 boes per year. and the demand
pssYv II the Hair when u has fslien
ir,e'es end besutie. IL. @partng TO Y beaatfa
es dandruf and keeps the Hair perfectly essss
Lille perfume renders IL the piesssntost nfee
eyer made. Sod eleIywhere by al respectable dess.k
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Yesterday wa Palm SUNDAY. and evergeens worn
IN the hat marked the event especially among citizens
Of foreign birth. We noticed four or five burly iish-
m"o lending applestals in Broadway with their he 'ds
thus releiOusy dedicated The connection between
tae symbol snd the Sunday trade in which they were
Engaged wa. rot apparent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Luc,d. The sestet-wlich exhibits all the declans'
tory qualities we have been describirg-was vastly
sppla1dod. NJ. BrgnoI gave tho curse right man
fully. The audience was duly delighted throughout.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
(AdVertIsement.l
Mrs M. J. NABN, Psychical Physician and

Therut eutitt No sS West 2sth-st-, New York
OFFrcE HoURs-i0a m 20 y. m, Wednesdays excopted
TrEns-TLe fret alton aud prescription IS II the
nc NJ h Iresont aud So IL absent All subsequent oxanias
tiors Persots by letter must state tho
and fe Of patient together h tho leading feaiures al tho
On Sunday The truly poor will be examined and prescribed
for without charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

CITY rMoRTAIITr.-According to the official report
Of the City Inspector 40 deaths in this City
daring the past week, viz: 60 men, 81 women, l6l
boys and lil girls. showing increase of 10 on the
mortality Of the week previous. There deaths
of bronchitis % Of inflammation Of the lung. 10 Of
congestion of the lungs 90 of umption. Of apo
pexy Of diarrhea 10 Of dropsy in The head. IS Of
Inflammation of the brain, Of Inflammation Of the
bowels of typhoid fever, Of puerpera fever, II Of
smallpox, - of convusions in(rnte) 20 of Group,
Of debility 40 Of scarlet fever IL Of marasmus nfan
tilej, 10 of measles and Of teetaing. There were
aso premature births, 81 of stillborn, and ls
deaths from vioknt causes. OF the whole number 80
were inmates Of the public Institutions and PCS under
ten years of age The following is the Classification Of
diseases: Bones joints, &c, .; brain and nerves, Ill
generative organs heart and blood vessels 10 lungs
throat &c, l4O; skin, &c, and erupt<A fevers, CO.
s.illbon and premature births, 4Oi strna bowels,
and other digestive organs, 50; uncertain seat and
general levers 5i urinary organs, ?; old age, q un'
h Town, .. The nativity table gives 329 natives OF the
United States 63 Of Ireland % Of Germany and 10 OF
England.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
fAdyertsement
ORIENTAL MAGNIFICENCE. you would SEQ

geruif Jecmen Of Oriental Splendor just tale iook
The costly gorgeous in which they bring ogs he
sTsrd oInai tic fpecisclo Of ALADDsi or Tie wcndsda
Ien,n TO sfcBT at Barnuns Museum IL excels all imse-
Istop IN It's dazzling beauty Over hundred pecrmess
crowd the stage imo In brilliant Chinese costume.
Then tie the .nrey Scenery the rich Processionss
fhe voiupuous Mu.c the Ro'esque Dances the Chimes
enterns Banners Ii will be the most ismow produr
tioro NJ he
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

CAPTURE OF HOUSE, THrEF.--On Saturday af-
terroon nan named Thomas Rooney detected n I'm
spsues Of Nary Murphy No 30 Henry street, whch hr
had entered by Of false key for the purpose OF th~a
He semI led escape aud in hs flight knUeksd down ank
severely lued se0sn. g who endesyored to is,erre
him. IL finally into the street where he oserhsassA
and captured by Policeman Grosell of tho Seventh wsrA
Justice Breni before whom he taken locked him In
default OF al 90 bln, for erAl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
fAdyerfiseuent.f \
new and beautifd

CAS-GAs.-Gas Fixtures of new and beautiim
dss usi fr the srDe trade Also, tn, beet Poft.ns
(s oIks private Dwellings, Churches of Fatots IN THE
cuItIy Fer wholesale retail call az our great Msnnfcur-
ine De pot No. 576 Broadway. AEcHLs, WAssER b Co
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
lAdvertisement.l
Window Shades White and Buff Hollands, OIL
IAdyeriisenent

Clof Table Covers, PcfnFt Cods Tasses Ec ~ nAhuao'
tuyeTs prices by WOoDYoRD WENPLg No SO CAhsrne-st.
n Y Country Merchants SUI Piled at the lowest prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
disbursement,
DP Books b.
xnnaa A. -

Tpr svMr-ANNuAL TRADE SALE or Books By
sIsp. BANGS BaoIHkns Co ~ll 30 hssd yo.DAs An g.
L..
Mu5s6s wfh dc of Family and Pulpit Bibles from JaspH
Philadelphia They fnhsd and bound In tie nst
beautifv syle in bet will compare vh tksss
sued from aDy other estsbshment IN this any ode
Ia, ~ ot excepting the roted Oxford ediVns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
BROOM YN ITEMS.

HrocELYE CRY MoRTALHY.-Ihe total number Of
9~,.r IA tits cy last week amounted b. &C. Of which
20 WI. @ uales and 46 females Of adults there were sJ
o. l.Los. 81 The principal diseases were Coasump.
t o. %: Convulsons, 10; Scarlet Fever, 6; COnges-
dcl n The Iwr,c C; Inflammation OF the Largs, q;
s. mus, 4; Dropsy in 'he fesd,4.
DID II IHE CTLIs--A ROW MUEDER.-fefterday
r-ef.fe sbout @ cock named Pssrek 3cNsny resh
ra % tns ou-ieen Wsrd. found dead IN cell al ti<
ssiioI ioGc. ~hre he had beoE committed ths
..rlccr previous for iniOKca'icn.
rofs Ee.ford held qaes ~ tho Station H0pss in
k1ra E .in e. whrs quite nun er Of person. I'D cor
~ eoHs Of tuGo, That deceased bsa ssss
e. ;atiol-Io ouse The following facts vre eiced The
t ~ 'CNany Il md deccesed SstUrdeJ afternoon ~ s
M 4 South first very mech intosesea VIC coon
on isce osu,.d by fall down lie sneeesaea !. s
eessd ID 10 Seye,'b street Grand, where crowd
ysLe;sd cr6una snd Cfcer Tee esme sp ga az ss
3rler r~sp A. the of North seeond ana scyenfs
r-rt TIE Irrorsr Refused TO go tar,nsa s ~ ~n 20 s.t
. offer Boslsy some bJsfanaefs no wts esnnoa
r few gfes seT being lodged 10 the cell teceme strp-
a. fyers ssr:ereed wtnsaes tesnted = ~ The officers
csnee. Up to lzeeioek ~ nisat oneer os.anas
,sy n tie evening" Al O'Clock yester isr MON
ss 20 The cell Asain end hear the orisoBer breshin<
A. ~, roep Ia aD hour ster~srd the psn was io"a
o. H. sehpps testified that the intemFerate ofsrsss
re " To- ffObsl le came al desfh. ,,....n
az Jnry rer.eTsc verdict rhs ceceesed came 20 -
b, tssfbe oseTros ef hquJr, and farher tos' ro
n nun or although the Corner upsbe 70 pfoctrf
w d.res ttt eject tbst neN ny ssc s.ses o,os
.nn ts,r. OF bshsi,es WIZ H. =, shsos a
,rrd q he Alcohol aud ,snPhene D'"'o''' - 700 w.
=, ~ Flint street
Btsy B,rI.-Tbe Putnam Base Ball Club o. tnc
Es,erp District elected ths following o"oS's
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
fAdyeriisemspt
n.MAcEn SIIks-I

DAMAGED SILKS Our efders should nor Tor
get tbst Messrs CHAs HEARD Co, No sol GTandst,
Offering the greatest bargains In rich Spring SILKS OF The
styles 2e TO ~ yard. The almost perfect COS
diou Of be0utul abes and ,he extremely low prices -
which they sold has created little excitement among tho
fbct Iublic.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

DETECTION AND ARREST OF A aPicKrocKBr.-Jsmes
Rogers EuglishuaE arrested Saturday evening"
TIE ac Of the rocket Of Mr. Joseph A. Muna of wslse
Containing II and valuable papers Mr. Mum wes -
the about leaving the ferry beat s the foot Of Cesrssd
st. feeling operating hs rockss he tssss9
srd Rogers whom into the custody Of an oas
The prisoner tAen before Justice Welsh and locked
for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

CHARGE OF FALSE pRErESsEs.-R. ID. Goodwin
Yesterday arrested BY Sersean, N,a Cet "a the sseoaA
with IrtteDses" The charge Is said gov cst cf
70
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tAhsertnemeheb -,
BFLLs-MENEFLY's celebrated Church, Fac

toy Setnbosf Locomotive School, Plantation AMI oh
BELLS hand for sGO by fAiRphsKs Co., a.
tLeir scele Nareroon, No. Ib9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Advertisements |
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.--liUNTTR's MHDt-


c.L SPEcsIIST devoted 10 the populsy discussion Of as
nature ch.s prevention and OF all Sus Of pulmonary
srd pDtshed the lst q every moth s;ecsmsn
RoBgRT HUxTrR ri. D..
No. eg Broadway, Now Yofk-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
CuANDELIERs AND GAS FIxrUREs.-A lar

" aud original designs, oil Of
GciIre will be -four 4 WaTeooIas, No 5B BrosA
way. miTChfLL, DhLhf d w.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

GRAND LARcKNY.-Rosanna Dickson, an Idsh-
woman living with Der husband No ~ Worth street. 80
yesterday arrested chaed III stealing watch and veasSs
articles oC ewery 10 the vslue 10 oil Of Ssj and $is s
one, from Henry &. Fukmsn resdeut Of the same hss~
The roIey was ound possession the accused and shs
wes locked up By Justice Welsh for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

BuRcI ARY.-A man named Thos. Smith was arrcet-
ed ON Fda, by sert Mashsm OHicer Droker Of ths
Fourth District foceCour charged with having Thursday
p,h broker into the carriage house Of A NJ Ferris est ~
stolen thereom about $50 worth OF property
Tie articles found In possesson OF the prsoua
AID be was locked up by Justice Bossr' for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

MZTRoPoITAN DISSTRs.-Tte -. Patrick Dinner
is 70 be eaten this evening at the Metropolitan Hotel
Thi- Is the fifth public dinner on large scale, that
the Leands have been called upon to furnish hi.
inter-. Those gone by are the st. Andrew Society,
.he Yong Mems Democratic Club, the Common COun-
ell, and the st. David society There are several
yet 10 come Among them the st. Patrick, to night
the ~. Ncholas Society Paas Festival the 2ith .
the Dramatic Fund, April loi the Henry Clay April
70, and the ST. George Society, the Queens Birth
day, April p. This is abundant evidence of tho su-
pe-:or style az quality OF the Iclando cuisine.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

street urcn the tedy Of Lus oros Mexcsa oeM wke
eo@uit'ed sasae on FRIDAY ssrncoo By sheo,ns Ltas
srevoyvr 1tf sEtac dals OF The -
by SATURDAY The Jur rrndsfes verdict Of Suiss<s
While lahons N der insanity The body ecss a.
ea~S ptced Ia elaise Nexcss Consul "a, vss
pte-cnt durii the invtrfiEs,ioo.
Coroner Gamble held en- inquest at the planning n,uh
No West Thirty cyeih stiect the body e Msstss
stEIsrleu native Of Oerusny, n yesrs 4 aga who es P-
tay IVES efrss Cd 70 aih y getting ~ The ssnssR
Tue Jur, rendered verdict Of Accidental Death" =
CoIontr Connery held an inquest on Saturday go
body Of Lenoe Biaok child. Who died st ,hs siSsss
q bis parents Peal eTn the efee Of burns isc~ivf
in eonse Of bs clothes having tstcn ere fon
1hr Jrry Tcndervd verdict CT " Accidental DEATH"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
CuAroK or EupEzzLEmryr.-Geo.w ". Gibbor

CHARGE or ENBEzzLEaEsr.-Geo. w. Gibbons,
formerly collector suesisd Friday at Astoria By or
6cer sullivan Of the Tower Police Court charged with hsv
month Of February, 1854 embeIzled money smounens
10 6g Al belonging John oi kins ain Of pslst
boat There other charges beside the above made -
o's srsns, Gibbons who alleged to have cmbeszes oo
them about 81 SO The accused taken before Justice
Welsh and held to bail In 81 oo 10 answer tho charge
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

BURGLARY IN FULToS sTRET.-The store OF N.
rrsy night by esns Of false keys robbed Of spectss and
ole opc.l inst to the value OF with which She
thieves The police that beat observed shl
In The store AZ O'Clock the evening but thinking the
or etor or bis clerk thore he paid further attennea
10 II No clue TO the burglars the stolen property has, yd
been obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
REAL EuArk The following sales Of real ss>a1D
were mode on Fridey at the Merchants kxshangc, b.

FAIL FROM A WIsDow-Msrgarot Clancy, Q ser-
want No 2i East BIosaway while washing windows -
Saturday afternoon, socids nts Toll cat OF one aud received
fetuIe o tho les other injuries She tks
Neg-iork HosIital.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

MHirAhf PARADK-The Nitih Regimen VII. pa
.sdt tbs day IN Lafayette place. The line VIII De
formei 81 Dam.