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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
PRE- IN GOLD STREET.


Yesterday morning. abOu. u o'clock fire broke out
in tho large building No. 81 Gold street. first floor oc
cupied by Ely & Roes as paper warehouse, second
floor by Leonard Scott Il Co. as a publishing house,
and third floor by j. G. Rabblsud wire importer Toe
fire originated at the top of the stairway the second
floor but being discovered at an early moment, the
flames were soon extinguished At the place where
tie fire commenced there was standing old
box or trunk AID there is doubt but that the fire
was the work of design. The damage chiefly by
water and will not exceed 81 900. Ely 4 Ross are
insured for So 800 in the A3,na Insurance Company;
Leonard Scott g. Co Tor 81 600 in the Faton Insur.
ance Company; and J. c. Rabbillaad for $4,000 IN
another city Office
FIRE ~ GREENWICH sTRREr.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred
in The dwelling house. No. 2oj Greenwich street, and
a quantity OF clothing valued at between SO and
so, was destroyed before the flames could he suo'
dued The FIRE wss caused by children playing with
matches.
FIRB ~ FORTY-yIyTH sTREET.
AT A. O'Clock Yesterday afternoon ere broke out
il stable occupied by Patrick Ryan in Forty-ninth
street, near the Eleventh avenue. Loss aoou. SO.
FIRR ~ rHIRTY-sIETH STREET.
The alarm Of fire in the Second District about nine
o'clock last night was caused by the burning Of the
office and stable OF one OF the Broadway line Of stages
corner Of Thirty ninth street and Broadway The fire
Origin ated in the Office and thence extended to the
stables which wore partially destroyed before the fire.
could arrest the progress OF the flames. Several
horses were burned 70 DEATH all eorts "a them
provirg unaysiiing. Quite large quantity Of hay
and feed was destroyed No estimate has yet been
made OF the lo-s.
FALSE ALLRs.
The alarm of fire in the First Dstrie. last night
occasioned by the bright Eghs emitted from bonfire
the upper part Of the city.
FIRES N BROOKLYN.
Yesterday morning about o'clock, frame build
ing on the rear of the lot No. 81 Even stree. Eastern
DISTRICT, was destroyed by FIRE. II was owned and
occupied by H. p Scharmann as vermieel!i and mses
roni factory. Loss 81 Oeo. Insured for 500 in the
Fulton Fire Insurance Company 4 son Of Mr.. Schsr-
MAN and hired man. who sleeping II the build
ing. narrowly escaped being burned.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon stable OF the
Old Bridge Road neer Third sverue, belonging 10
James 7. Shanson, end en- adjoining carpenter snop'
owned by Willism Stout, were destroyed by hre.
boy, named William Henry Little it appears hnoied
bonfire beside one OF the buildings, and the ntnes
communicating with some combustioIe materials the
stable was soon in blaze Tho bu id'rSs were
burned down before the engines were Drought 10 Gear
upon them. The combined loss Is about 5000.
About two O'Clock the night previous fire broke
out in the house Of Charles Tophsm, No. % Law.
renee street. and demsged the premises TO the exteat
q steo The origin Of the fire u not kaowu.
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ITALY.

Nszzni replies through tue columns of the boj,a e
P01ole of Genoa 10 the letter of Ex Presi cent Mann in
which the latter calls hi coubirymen to abandon the
use OF the s,ettO n Mazzin aments the detection Of
biz ftno from the Republican stdn"ard ana the loss
in him Italy OF another gem from her crown of Us
tious names He regrets to see NJ. MANN a.-ociate
himself with a party which has expressed itself By n
" memorandum" that would teach Governments bo y
by local mprovem, they may delay if not conquer
the int n'iOns Of no seek the uty OF their com
mon country, and declares the Piedmontese monarchy
guide of the undertaking. AZ to the Theory OF the
pOinaId" against which NJ Nsnin has written, M
Mazzpi says that although it has teen suggested to
him that he himself obqutly alluded 20 in those
remarks be at the base idea as unworthy
of The author. 1t is true, II. Mazzn that he has
constantly urged his couLtymen to resist the oppres
sion of the stranger but neither he nor any other
Itsaan ever advocated isolated acts OF vengeance;
that - theory" was never broached but once-at An
coma il ls49-and then the Republican Government Of
Rome Immediately placed Ancona ia a state OF siege,
and depressed it with vigor.
M Mszzini proceeds TO record some of the most no
tOrOus CASES Of persecu ion by the restored Govern
since ls49 and sscrbes to the irritation cssed by such
acts he vendetta crimes that have gained the unenv'
sbIe reputation Of people prone to political asssss
nsto, The Theory Of tie pobard has never existed
" in Italy" says NJ NszZni " the fact VIII disappear
when Italy has a life Of its own, recoe n,zed
rights and justce" Tie concluded by Sayiog that,
seeing things this light he tas not the courage to
throw ~ ne at people because the? presume 70
represent that social Just ebhored by Tyranny; and
be quotes many instances from history, both siered
ara profane 10 prove that patriotism has been held to
sanctfy what would otherwise be mere vulg ir sssas-
elpatob wherefore be says he cannot, like 81. MANN,
bur arathemas on such aseailants, neither can he
bropd them as oowardr the party of iasLi-
eating them. -,
The Pa,s pspers repeat report from the Frankfort
Z1tung TO The effect that Austria has succe .ded IN
forming league of Italian princes against Piedmont.
II is pretendt d that Rome Naples, Tuscany, Parma,
&c have entered il 20 convention with Austria,
whereby they engage, should need be- to invoke Aus
TITAN military aid
A telegratbic dtpatch states that the Duchess OF
Parma annoyed with the conduct Of the Commandast,
attempted leave her capital, but WAS overtaken by
all Aurtran force and brough. back on the plea that
her N essence was Necessary.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
barring Brothers e. Cor Circular.

LONDON, June -, 1900.
Our Colonial and Foreign markets have been qs duHs the
wek though priess ha been generally m'intsnsd This
a s.t CoxsoIs ltsv, of $685.! tor the .court Dot
Lass, 81 Bar SILvEs.ih! American EAGLES 1922
uus have char rp'i in tn. questions Csn-
6s hs,. .d'si eed to li& Nov. Seoia g. l.;
ton but principally bought in come good mil white
fetched all g. ara the market closed raher eheaP.r
IRoN-1here iIte change Rails quoted 18 s8 81,
with orders Bps, 81 ISL On b, in "Ass Scotch Pis ua
Corrrs moderate demand; shesinsib fallen l2 p
T. yellow Me'a 70 loid Tue and Cas9 -. 1% Mari
csn s.er SSq4 9; BlaeksAti G45 Honduras Silver ga
Cocoa rather ehealer 47 bags fair Cray Guayaqq sold At
Grs,; IS bsp. Granada fetched 5liG52 20
for odnsry TO fine surs and a for ns Mains A, Liverpool
there sood demand miodlng Orleans sd IN ,.,--
a, auction were chiefly iea1d 50 fine ordinary. to
81 for old Colony Privately es hundred 'irs sood odH.J
have char sed hands e 81 and y" e'Ss good ordinary
Rio a. 49lGd
lamp is firm. T., - - vu..
At Moresy's market there w.s short supty OF Erssh
WHEAT cleared of readily staa &c ence Of fully
3 Or OIL TIE PRICES OF the peyi'g. M6nday F4e;n @''p
sack The average price Of English WHEAT for The week end
s '' oS Tas 81 S% Ioev e an III ia pri
The home uariet hs. been rathes quste during toe
week While siderable business bss been tone IN hoains
c,rsoes the sale. of Mes. India 200 chs VI loo eess
M'urnu' al sueioD shout weuds found ouyelsst u M
low fire brown 45d6 for low to ie pale yellow @o
beg. sole 1t a. 6d4s for good white Beuses Asor:
~ M,drs to arrive have fetched 40 and on the SPOT so
Hs rh'e hae ,1ss 81 iT cs-ns g,ysa
SIS bxs No ~ 81 ESQ bxs. No -. g, y 8; 95 bxt
No L. e. 81. Ie5o bx III a. 81 ioT near oo; 5Io
No - $751; &c! 1900 bxs No H. a. ii tor the
United Kingdom; AID csTsoes Pernsmbuon 500 S'gs
white. 8 g. for the Msdelraae ard 1910 bags To-" bro"o
n C. fer por. The Dutch Trading Company have sd
verrised q fot bsgs for public sale
RUIZ stesdy There have been usnsscton. az 2 proof
DernersTA ? 2 al I. Fast lndi. III.
sALTPETER 6rm; coo bags bringing ii pr 4 = CENT and
20 for 81 70 p ceIt. refrsciion -,
65" bags oot.irei from Al for MD 20 80
for 1000 being shsde de-rer bl-ck Pepper OF LOS Oeg
Hslhhar, email PORTION fetched o.i 0eGfy io'cfF
cases Zanzibar realized 40 for mid. Dol dark -,
TALLow cub ST. Petersburg A. the SPOT II i0r July
and August, and a! eG4Sj fer the end OF the yeat
TgA-in the sses coLcluded this day. 900 Days nave h
offered o. which 6s0 dspo'ei whont any tteIa'oH
IN previous Car made Young Hvsons tnaoc ps
ehaseTs a7id and Ooonss were sold at 9 VIZ
the exception of Green Tess the sales passed with much he@
Common CoDRou, si19,lr. -, II
TRThe Dutch Trading Co have fixed their snnna SIC W
Bsnea for It'll August IL will consist OF about 40 tan
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,,le =. Sal, B.l,i,,of, s u 81 w...r, sl I. $50 Y

i->ri
mr. Briue.- doll a,d entirely cot hnst 70 tsw 70
81 80. r,,rrs bu,rs nrly 'or their pr-srs ssss
cpy c,t errstnrF slow enf Ia of1st 70 eHec' sAes
-, - -. would .svr 20 ~ fak"..
,r cy,sgmptiv- md rrd good IA has sssn
- lrrrx .h. weet a. 81 SAG fes Long Milne<.
= .,r.s suo 81 S5l for Cur beTisnd Gu.
a., ,e-y scsrre ths demand co iuDue the pr1co
ID oft DcwL at h'ch 30 tunS have hees TAX H.
b,s i- foted ard far 'r.ds has ben d,at IA toe
49, ~ 20 tsei p.a TOD 6ns North AnsicAA
Posrs eu'i st4 or comnisH.
Tb. u,,r, st op@ned quietly. bat improved {" thu
~.k 6.rc.< ,rd o,o.d shout led y dsaF-r TIC qns1c
IN, l.rss sll week. but th- roduc~d rss OF
ccou. Ia. y,u couf-nes 10 sPcculs'ss ~h' haVs e7en
e..l, ot4ra,o,. a OF q with the tfAde - e.
MiodIu Ore,p, ODD Mobile, 6.t UPsnd', tl'd = d.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

From OoeeSoaal Correspondent Of The Daily Netrs.
PARIS, june % i have lately Travelled through
France, nom north TO south from west To east have
pen things With my own eyes, and formed Judgment
on tben Tor myself. j present at the instructive
una o The Marianne cOuspiratOrs AZ Angers, and
siterward saw the Commune R6voluiOnnare' at
the bar Of the Court Of AngOuc ne, and the " Mill
tante az that OF Bordeaux. La the Of my tour
l have converted On politics with many OF the most
eminent men IN this country. The result OF what |
have seen and heard is decided conviction in nv
mind that France "a at this momeRt sleeping in false
confidence. on the brink Of volcano. Secret soce.
ties increase and multiply in all directions The EN-.
peror is serOusly uneasy at the rreragbs evidences
Of their progress which he receives daily from the pre-
fects Within the space OF a few months there have
been six o. seven monster prosecutions in the course
Of which truly alarming revelations have been made.
These societies are hydra headed. No sooner does
The Government fancy it has crushed them at one
point than they start up at another IL 10 all IN vain
that few struggling disciples are made prs
one's here and there the immense majority
Of the affiliated and almost all the ringleadets
battle research and defy pursuit. The utmost
lat the most active surveillance and the most
energetic do is reprcss nsuTecton Tor
strne. The Government is radically impotent to nod
Sul the living besu OF the conspiracy IL s within my
knowledge that high parsonage, who sees every
morning the reports from the gendarmerie has been
heard TO confess that secret sOc ties have taken root
No iess thar sixty-hve Departments But what is
aa%e terrible tin for the Government &c very active
FsPagasda u going On in the ranks Of the army
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By TELgGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.


By TELgGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
LONDON, Saturday, June %, 1856.
The United States Nail steamer Washington, ei
route from New York to Bremen, arrived of Cowes
this forenoon.
The Bishop of Arros according to the Paris CORES,
popdent of The Times, ioteDds visiting England and
Leland, with a view OF exciting sympathy among the
Roman Catblic Prelacy benalf o: the nan,eOaucc
Of Il e Popes temporal power
TALLow quiet at Al on the apot, AID i7I5 tor the
lalt three months of the year nf 1856
CossoLs steady, with but little docg. CLOSING %.
e95I for account and go eeji for money.
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THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The German papers generally represent Atstns as
more than ever opposed to the union of the Danubian
Ppcipaities into one state. Correspondence asserts
tba. very few days since conference took place al
Vienna upon this subject between the representatives
Of all the European powers, at which Count Biol
enotbiy deveoped the reasons for which the Austrian
Goyernn ent maintains its refusal to consent to the
plan of union
A. the same meeting the Grand vzieris said to have
stated that the Sultan resolved never to conseot
20 the plan, however disposed he might be to acmt
o,beryse certain institutions calculated to afford more
defensive power To the Prinoipalities. Russia, 1t
aIso sad backed the Western Powers suenueusly In
tbs = plan Of union. 80 that Austria stands alone.
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Sypplx DEATH OF AN AGED FREMONT Man,
John Froet eyed II, residing in the Fifth ave-
nue. d,ed very suc denly lest Tuesday morning Of d.
ease Of the heart He was ore Of the most enthuias-
tic supporter, of Col Fremont in this city He hsA
recently written large number of letters to perssuM
frird appealing them earnestly to go for Ffenoss
His whole being seemed to be absorbed In the move
mort OILY about an hour before he died he wa
speaking very cbeeruy of the encouraging prcspcet
lie remarked in the Brevoort House, a few evenings
since. that al that he desired was to 1--we 10 see C-
Fremont enter the White House.
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GERMANY.

At the last sitting of the Gernsnic Diet the Russ m
Envoy pu. in note, in conformity with those ot Tue
other Powers which sgned the treaty Of Paris, calling
upon the Assembly to sGhere TO the declaration respect
ing the rights Of neutras tue abolition of pnvateer-
ing II is believed that when the sdhs sion of all Eu-
prean Powers is obtained, Europe will call on the
Unite State- TO adopt the same principles.
Among the propositions laid by Prussia before the
Zollverep Conference at Ei,enach is Ole for nodli
cation of the duties on rice. This proposal is ramored
20 be uniform oDty of Is groscben per cwt. on al
rice whe .her sheied or in the buek.
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The LATE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO MuRDER.-
The examination Of DR.. NJ Price Moore, arrested %
charge of having hired two negroes u murder Mr..
Livingston, residing in NewJersey took place yests-
day, before Judge Welsh. He stated that Mr. Lv-
rgsop, alias Turner, had dersud'd him out OF sbosS
$4,000, and that suits were pending against him -
recover that amount; that he Moore ~ss eatirey n
noc-pt of the crime charged upon him, snd that it W.
a conSpirscy got up to ruin him. The accused 10
pative of New Jersey, as years Of age Mr. Isaac d.
Akin OF Brooklyn became hssurety in $500 to appear
and answer.
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OsX HrSEASp Too MANY Bridget Wsrd. Al IrsA
woman, ives yesterday arrested by Officer M1sh -
tt lower Police Court, charged with having one mosv
husband than i, allowed by law. Ia April. 1854, ,
scid Bridget married James Brady. but he net saiun<
her. in Mach last, she married John A. Monroe, who
did suit her, but the law would pot allow her 70 have
him She was locked up TO await an examination -
u charge Of bgamy.
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Richardson, spence e. Co.'s Circular.

Per AJyod.l LIVERPOOL, June y, a To-
We this week to rero-, heavy arrivals OF
sTuFys viz 40 $50 bushe. Nvhs, 6s bushels Corn
bsu-ls Flour from the States 40 quarters Wheat, ~
Flour Spnin no quarters Wheat 40 qrsr,-rs Corn
barrel. Flour from the Mediterranean s3 quarters "hes TOT
Denmark snd soo quarters Wheat coo bs9s Flour from
psia.o Farmer deliveries Of Wheat for the week ennhg As.
Saturday were lo5 quarters II assnst % 80 quarters
al IL :. in the corresponding week OF last yesr
The weather duirE the past eight dsys has ben re
fire and and this. together with the lsge cup r
poed bs, ept market quiet for BREADsTVFfs' "a
day business lnied bout change N preei enu 'o.
there but little done il srtcle WHEAT was " 'hiaii
request and although holders unwilling TO grsn AZ,
sion the r. r.a Gales sde "a tn ID. bushei under
lsst quotations. FLoUR Be ter qualities In soIs
snd saleS Q moderate extent, at reduction OF o.
barrel INDIAN CoRS v.rv du and has recedei II l6
quarter White beng offered So to 81 and fee" 81 1o
quarter In The sbsenos Of bus do DO. rI o'f 1lot-
fos WHYar which es 70 Ioy White.
1910 to lll3 10 10 FLsgH Phi,sdeiphis sac to $685. oA's
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THE LATEST MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, june 2s-3:3c ?. NJ
Messrs. Richardson, Spence s. Co. report "a, toi-
lows: Observation-Disclosures continues onl!lan'
and the market quiet with little inquiry for any ar-
ticle. PROVISIONS without charge. CoTroS-A
steady inquiry and prices very firm; sales OF looso
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THE CRIMEA.

DISPATCH FROM SIR W. CODRINGTON.
SyvAsroPoL, June 7.
nv Ionp: vscount Cough arrived at headqu 4rtrrs
IN tho 9Th ft and be nvostiture ofhe Order OF tne
Bath took place befe Yesterday. Marshal felSner
and Tie otbcr Freneh 9Gcers attended al the EuS'ea
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FREE ACADEMY ADMISSIONS The number q g.
plicap.s from the Ward Grammar Schools fof sAns-
pion to the Free Academy yesterday was ass u
these 70 were from w. NJ. Smiths Fifteenth Ward
School no. 35; 10 were from ID. B. SCOTS E'gheea0
Watd School mo 40).
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AID FOR KANSAS.

The Tabernacle Committee "a receive contributions
IN aid of the FreeState settlers OF hansos acknow-
ledge the receipt of the following sums:
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The new stesmer Glen Cove comneases hr rsgu-
lar trips to Albany for the season on Monday, i~A
sstant.
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L,vscH-To-day, at O'Clock. Mr.. u. 8. whaiosk
viii launch RON bis yMa on Newtows Creek snsa
schooner designed for the MeIiess trade. Mr.. W.
baa on the stocks propeller Of about zoe tsus f ~
Con mercial Lire Providesce steamer Of shout -
tune for the Charleston snd ST. Augustine route, -
s obout putting down the keel for two morc ssesao.
of about SOC tuls each.
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TIE {ndfpendarce Beige ssys


at is said that an interview viii take place at 40
remote period between the EmperoJs OF FRANCE and
Austria We know that the former OF these sovereigns
is g, ing to Pomberts ard it il asserted that on eav-
be will vi-, the Castle Of Arenenberg, IN SwiIzer
land, where be was brought up, ana thence will
proceed to frontier town, where he will meet with
fraIcis Joseph. This is but rduor but there is no
doubt to the constantly increasing intimacy between
the Governments of France aud Austria, au intim ICY
net Of the Tueries se ems hitherto to have sde
concessions than that Of Vienna; fret OF al on the
Italian question, ana sfer that about the Danuhiau
Pnncipate. Doubtless in acting the French Gov
eIDment y following up come object That II DOT yet
very clearly Indicated
The biil which toe Frelch Government has just per.
senec 10 the legislative body 70 effect cersea modih-
cations ~ the measure previously broughi t"rward TO
tOm- snH concerns The follow ipg produts For
cotton guods toer than nnke eD The % per cent ad
yaoIeu duty ~ be changed Gto epocifc Jgtes 70 be
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.

List of Americans Registered at the baokirg office
Of The American sno Enropesn Express nbd Exohsoge
Company, Psris, from June 70 to June 26, 1856;
DR. D Tests. Y, Lawrocs,
Miss Churcbp,sn, NY. 70 Bsrtesu aud lady MY.
W Scott and daughters, Thomas Craft, N. T.,
John Hutton, John Wheeler jr.,
q. p fsllen and daug hter, A. @. Powers, La
Dycurgus Il seItoL, y. Pension,
w. T.. Johnson. M d., X. II. Allen,
II. w. Pitts, J. 5. Armaut.
Kern Lyies, r l.. Armant,
w. r. Smiti, j. Derhes. j.
p. II Fsy, a. A. Nevins
II s. Lfinsn, M Suphensh,
W. ID Creole and lady, II sauge.
John c. Cruger, \. A. D-strih-p9
John h. McEwen. NJ. D.. s J. Spiaelbsrg Peun,
A. c. Mouill and family, George Hayes.
C. II. aymon, H. ~ Watts ard family,
II. Hunt Potter Palmer. H.,
f. Reuter- q A. Pierce. K. l.,
Otto Scbu14. .. Andrewt. Va
Il Arnold n. l. Hooper. Mas,
Isaac Ames, w. Buetsoo Die
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CITY ITEMS.

In the last Quarterly Report Of the DrestSs q Ire
New York Bye Hc~p;tA, there are men'i'oed IS, nev
Of sf. c,ons of the eyes, being $50 m)re thss
reported st the preceding s'eeting. and giving
total of 500 cases which have undergone teatnese
here since the establishment Of the institution foes
years ago. The services Of physicians se s,uitsshy
gives and the current expenses Of this noble shadI
should be cheehully paid by the public.
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ROBBED BY A CYrRns.-Alse Hst6eA, . Gid q
H. town wa yesterSa arrssted ch sed with steag -
ba.ipotrs fron Geo. Cross u Steuken County n T. 80
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GRAND L.RcEsy.-DanIel MCarty, a pedder al
fruit living 500 Pesr yesterday by Officer
KsyerDy Of the Lover Police Court charged with sssos I've
shs u stare and quantity OF lumber the property Of M.
John d. Chester OF No Peck.sp. portion Of thu property
found in possession Of the and he committed
~ Jus,ce Connolly 20 await exsni alton
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ATTENPT AT SUIcIDE-Joseph Brennan, yosaG
years Of age attempted suicide Wednesday sh b
tsi svdsnum be veyed TO the Seventeenth "sst
Police Station the poison removed He lad seen
er but sets of employment became desPoodeas sA
hrsly attempted self destruction
Tie same night, Harriet Stewart, young womst
attempted To destroy her life By taking udanun Ct hse -
depce No ~ W e-t Broadway. Shs was taken 70 Tho NOV
York Hospital ard hes siros recovered
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FIRES.

Ne,-. Ycrk, July IL. 1856.
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Aphonse Brow5fels, the party referred 70 in the
affidavit Of Mary Harris, made a: the Mayors Office
on Thursday last, ard published in yesterdays TR'-
BusE, states that the complaint Of said Harris 10
entirely without four dalton. She rendered her
money, and, while skiing charge, used language -
proaDe that che ordered to leave the office and
told TO call on Saturday the regular payday. Tha
she refused TO DO, when the proprietor was compelled
TO lead her out Of the office. lie denies hAvng
assaulted her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

APIcEPocKET CAUGHT.-Owen McGowen. shas
Henry Whitemor- yeserd,y sresed CHARGED WITH Sc
W sn, rr,oips $50 Grand street Mr. Killing
,ns IN street va.hipss PROCESSION when the .A&
IAN ,xce axsrst hu and seized tho watch lie snsd
s, ed bad passed the watch acosppics whs
e,c.ped ADo'b~r COMPLAINT maze Mc0owen ea
.us The poci OF Wm Wilmer reading No. 81 Attorney
srert of wallet containing s. He tske1 befxs Ju
dee Wood ard locked up for trid.