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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Repored for TEE NJ Y WEEKLY TRIsUsE By JOIN ELros
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, l25S
At market 6 Catte-ebout all Beeves, aud no Stores con
.stns Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves Yearrgs sad
years old. -, -,
NasKEr BEyy-Exrra cwt, 90; first quality, est sec
ond quality 81! third quality, 81. ordinary, 5000;
HIDES cwt SLASH: Tallow, SO; Pelt. 70 Calf
Skins I4c . y Bsrreng Cattle 81 70 - hundredi Veal
Calves, IS, SO, so.
sToREs-WorkinE Oxen-Hone on sale. Cows ans Calves,
ass sSs so SO as S64; Yesrings none Two years
old ss2 s24 So $50 90; Three years old, sS6, 81
so, s45, to ST.
SHEEP AND LAnss-ls57 at market Extra So, o. 90 to
sI2; BY lot, 81, ga, SS, TO So
SwNE-None.
REMaRKs-The market thnly stocked and the holders
lake the Of H. % with 2l head Cattle and o92
head Sheep the FcLburg Road after narketday
week and included In this report The Rutland and
Burlington ard Cheshre and Sullivan Cattle trains not
In when ef O'Clock this afternoon
the Fitchburg Railroad, and Lowell Rail
and 81 Maine Extension loaded with Cattle sheep
Swine, Horses, and Fowls.
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DIED.
IRRATIONAL Rerge

DRAYTON-At Bergen Five Corners N. j. on Thursday
morning Feb "A, HENRY DRAYToN in the 10Th year Of
bis
TIE trends Of the family and those OF bis sons and son.s
respectfully invited attend his fanersl the Church Of
AZ o'clock D. Carriages will be ia readiness AZ Henry
Sits No IS Montgomery street Jersey City 1t p
FELCH-In Limerick Ne, Friday Feb aged a. years
Mrs LYDIA FELCH wife Of Amos Feleh esq
Western paper will please copy.
GRAY-Ou Wednesday evening Feb. IS aged wear, and
months, MARY ISABEL only daughter Of Theodore h
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the funeral
Friday afternoon At oeioet al No. 3 Essex street
OF Hester street
HAsKELL-At Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, Feb IS ISABEL,
youngest child Of David L. Haskell. aged years
Her relatives and friends invited attend her funeral on
Clintoz streets, Brooklyn.
HARDENBROOK-On THURSDAY morning Feb a. after a
very long and affecting illness AURELIA wife OF John A.
HardenhTook.
The friends and relative, Of family are invited % attend
her funeral without further notice. Saturday 18Th
INST So from the residence Of her fathern-law No
l2l West Twenty afh street
REED-At Hub rton y. G., Thursday Jan 81 SALLY,
wife Of Mr.. AbjAh Reed, il the 7ih year Of her axe.
SAYRE-At Cairo, Greene County y. + OF Monday Feb II
81 y II, ROBERT MINIURS sAYRE aged - year,
and 10 months son Of Capt Mathew Sayre formerly Of
Sailors Home. New York.
sMITH-On Thur.day. Feb "A. Of consumption. SARAH
ANNE widow OF Thomas smith and eldest daughter Of the
Her friends AID those Of her brother Robert Cochran and
brothers -lav, John Vanderbilt ard Robert e. Hlsrd
invited 70 attend her fuuera sunday the Ih inst a.
o'clock n m from the residence OF Robert B. Hlisrd No.
IS West Thirty -arst street.
TABER-Ou WEDNESDAY Fsb IS Of consumption. the 27th
year he J. CHASE TABER, youngest OF Job and
sarah A NJ Tsber.
ri, friends and the friends of the family respectfully in.
vted TO attend the funeral Saturday afternoon O'clock
from St BsTtholomews Church
VAN BEUREN-On Tuesday morning. Feb L. in the 4s<h
year Of her age, MARY 2. VAN BEURES
Her and the friends Of the family respectfully inv
ted attend the funeral from her residence 10 1872 West
seyeatespth street % Friday morning Q; 10 oeock
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Pns.engers sailed

IN The Steon,ksp Ayabia fros Bsstes-sor LesSooS-Mra
A. {. Lombard Cbs. Ora b. and wife Hask and ysnes
Mercer Canbraee D. A. Calvert Of Lowell; Mr. George
r. Pratt ard wife, Of Taunton DR. Nichols, G. H. Hoyst
OF Haverhl; VIM. y. Krrbs Of Bradford; y AuDere Of
BAH Henry Puce and 2. Price Of Nashua, H. Miss May
Ous'esd Of Cor neetieut; Lsyeron, p l. olns;ssd -
Nvers and freud Jarne J. C. Beaver, samuel kersbav,
" lie ard daughter Haskell Mrs Monroe T. c. Haley, g
T Nehaneyer. Of Ncw-iorki d. Moore Of Albany K B.
IIo,S and wife Of Baltimore C. Bay Of Chicago; Thomas
d. Bsrreit Of Ohio; z. MAntoae OF Ksntuety y syrhs
Of Dublin; n Girner q irsneei william TnsnE.-oa
D. n Hsu J. b. Kemp. WIN. McGushy Of -. John N. q
: ; mcdonnell wife. 7. c. Orchard L. n s5or Of To-
Jane. Perrie IT, and wife r SAaTTey, VIM bcnsunn,
Robert Mitchell Of Monfreai Dr. BaqaeI and ena j. Levy,
A. Reward Dr. CLARK Clark C. \. jarvis, j. brannsn j.
Appeyard T. Rouh, r T. Jessep, W. spieeer > W. Bum,
r. Barker OF anAia; Mrs. Geo. J. Webb. VIM Mclnont
ard wife A y. Bell, A. L. Mesurer, J. w Barrow r W. At
I. o} Ouehec jas Keith OF London VIM Bates, @. Bar
re Theo Msuero p. Schneider OF Ensland j. ssbohed,
residence rot gyeu-S- -
- IErIifaE-E Burnhsm Of Gloucester; Turner j. K
Nelson r. Marshs OF NewYorki DR. j. l. Gilman AID VIE,
Geo Harvey A. wife ~ Nova Scotia; Alex Mckay " sand
en- Armstrong C. NJ. Mlred, {. rwinins, IT, OF halahi
Theo Martens Of Fngland-l6. Total 81
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snce INV q, communication there has been a great
deal Of uesther and those WHO didn't ike to take cold
without have been OBJ ged 20 whether By consultation
Of the T. ernoeter every part of each no circle
a, dc ted on a clock vatc3face-prOded the eanery
,egstipg the passage 4 the hands IN circular movement
around had been warranted by the mixer and Kept
clean wei creased in wsrn Place s1ch As mantle shelf
or wacbcb aud provided Mercury who IL the God q Liars
had not out Of spite being confined So Fsrehes
fused 70 answer truthay when nterogated-any other
nerrvrnsn under such favorable combination Of cir
cums,suoes might have discovered the profound meteor
ILLOGICAL truths with which enlightened bengnted
world Az / predicted IN my les. communication but
vo prediction based upon observation OF the ngnthand
uure corner Of the periphery the of the great semi
weekly ccetbe semi.woeky circle then referred to would
bv an mine end three days eleven hours
and sixty minutes after begsn ard when should end we
boud have change the weather, provided the weather
should not remain UNCHANGED The end Of that semi
weekly circle happened sh. lin. 57ls on the 42d
inst Bv q peculiar arrangement Of my invention q
attached TO the great Of my le foot AID connected
with my slarucock violently jerked precisely at that
hour Suddenly awakened from my sleep, eaped out Of bed
and rushed my observstoythe upper apartment Of the
stable the Of garden where my philosophical n'tfa
Ineuts thermometer barometer and jerome Company
eightday tmepeee Of the best - 62 pattern kept In
my haste had thrown of my nghtcsp and could not find
hat and Consequence OF mprudeDuy going through the
garden remaining in the observatory without such protec
ton am now suffering with cold in the head But
in the great Science would cheenuy incur every
III that flesh heir to without At that moment
Gus period had the proud atsiacion to find my prediction
verified and observe in the short space Of one hour rise of
one degree fall Of degree aid other variation Of the
ercurv hasten lay these and the following deduc
tons before world. We entering upon another
gre circle during which If the mercury continues
the present point viii be cold map sleigh bells VIII
e have done for the last forty days and
fGrs will be premiums bat H. On the contrary e mercury
,hsd rise and the Board OF Aldermen should not appropriate
coz for cleaning the streets there VIII be h4h term
the oldest uhsbtani has known and IN those
streets where the dirty ice AID lies four feet
deep there discomfort for shall keep
cyelds creased and pinned back watching and stes
for coming events. ~ ALRhl NAN
Nftr H0rk. Eeb I4-G q Ill
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Arrived.

Steamship ouaier City shneldt from Mobile via Hsvsns
with mdse, 4e to Smith Patrick FEB st On Il, oo
her fcreor main and mzzen topgalantna Len al
Havana Feb 8 steamship E%Re cry @ ION OH T u,
English Mail steamship Dee from Vera Cruz arr at Havana on
the 9th heb of the More passed large new bark standing
e. $ NJ steamship 81 Louis, from Aspnwa With the malls
,ro pi %I rbi coDany Feb II lat 20 ls n Ion
70 70 SS We passed ss d S9 WR D. sSu, bound ~
ms SsP and i's ~ Ps AG M.R 6Sm CO.. JAN
Howard ss@s ps,e of Ess, c1%sdse s from % The
sa9y hsi, S s. sei x@oS s sa Nov
via New London hours where she put 10 with o Of main
boom having experienced very heavy weather. with fus tc
Detbayen (of Bangor from New0reens 18th lat 80 spoke
ship Harrswell ,of Hapswel) from New:York The h. O.
and wa. compelled to 20 into NewLondon where lay for II
day detained by adverse winds and ee Last night portion
schr Lewis Douglass Georgetown S. c. naval stores and
scbr Henry w Johnson (Trecker) lockwood from wreck
of bark Echo, ashore on sguSn beach -.
schr Granite State Colby Boston, via Sandy HOOK, mdse
se1r John FORSYTH Agp.ss.te Wilmington N c. with
scbr. Sea Witch, Edgar, Va, with oysters
schr. Belle Post Va, with oysters. $3.50.
WINDZDuIins the day from n. Os. w.
Yesterday st4P collision occurred at pie, No II East
and the brig lying on the UPPER de OF ne per .as
ss OF tine Ms bsss sofsG %
into the slip struck by large field OF ice which drove hr
ss O msjsma.t close to the deci and stove her railing
buwsrk quarter boat of the Euterpe also smashed
By the falling of the briggs and the second mate Of the ship
attempting clear away the wreck had one OF hs bands
bring OF the bark r. Goode ashore at Squs1 Caoss
and anchors have from her and everything n
after arrival OF the schooDers H. b. fiddem
and Emily and Hannah which have down with casks
pumps, Ge
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COURT CALENDAR....THIs DAY.

CNITTD STATEs DISTRICT COURr.-Nos 81, 80, 81
IS. 40 TO IS.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos 626, COO, 500, GAG, $50, $50,
CO.. 5S2 Cos 10 $50 67 C7s $50 6o2 6ss TO los
SUPREHE CoURT-CIRCCIT.-NOs ll6 I9l, 2237
1885 leg 1851 2jl 1881 III ljo l7f lT7s, I6 2l2s ll5
2s4
suPRENE CoURr-GESERAL TERN-Adiourned TO
Thursday, 2lst
COMMON PLEAs-PART Nos. 392 to 4O7. PART
II-Nos 90 H. 2l o. g. l9 25, s, ST. 5I3 "a 1856 SOL
1876 ISL. III, l4S Isl, 1874
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A s1EAsER rs PLACE or The PAcIFTc.-The agents
Of the Collins line Of steamers have chartered the
steamship Quaker City, Capt sbufedt, to take the
place Of the Pec6c She viii 90 out on Saturday.
We understand that the Quaker City, IN order to
avoid the ice on her voyage 70 Liverpool, vii not 90
north Of latitude 80 until after passing the Banks Of
newfoundland.
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make promise Of plenty Of excellent sport n,I: Sum
mer About FIVE hundred people were present At he
ball lat night, and in point Of josisty and thorough
enjoyment it has been exoeIled BY entertainment ct
DE Winter. sheton's band furnished the cansc, AMI
the dancing wac kept up 10 late hour.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......,


shirs-Amazon. Hovey London, Morgan wneyi South
Caroline Stewart, Rotterdam, Post Smith Co. Andrew
Foster, swift, Liverpool ID. Ogden.
Bsrk-Cslifons, Mitchell Naples Snow Burgess .
Brig-R Mpz BRAY, ST. MARKS; III. A. Curtis Co. y.
Webster McFsdden Trinidad Brett Son Co. Vuuro Per-
KRIS Kingston. Jam, Weinberg Weeks.
Schoorers-M Plat Day Newbern, Davis Holiness Era,
Chamberlain Boston, W. T. Herrick.
Propeller Petrol, Carey, from Providence via Sandy Hook
Saw nothing of the steamship Pacific.
Propeller r. B. Forbes, Morris Boston via Sandy Hook.
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enapated from any villains mouth, ssa 70 sststan-
sase this my assertion, respectful refer TO Messrs
Woolley and Farmer, inspectors, Sith whom was as
socated and 10 the numerous &c Temen present during
that pro.rae,ed canvass. Resp .ctfully yours. J.P
kssN yOrk FEB. 5, 1886.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

COuRT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-The Court &C.
euped yesterday in tie trial OF indicted for grand lar
eeny Henry Guyton convicted OF stealing gold watch
and chain Philip Bszong. The accused recommend
ed mercy. named John McCsbe entered plea Of
guilty of attempting commit srand larceny Sentence de-
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ERIE RAILROAD InPRovEsESTs-The New-York
and Erie Railroad Company have purchased the right
Of way from the Hudson River at Harsimus Cove, in
jersey City, near the Hoboken line, to their present
route, and design to erect an immense depot on the
shore for the accommodation of their passenger and
freight business, and have applied to the NewJersey
Legislature for an act to authorize them to make cut
or tunnel through Bergen Hill, and construct their
road from the site Of the depot to point interesting
their present track west of Bergen Hill. This sppca-
ton was opposed by the New-Jersey Railroad and
Transportation Company, the ground that the Erie
Company bound the representatives of the
Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company, to
cary out an existing contract for the use of the track
through the Bergen cut. under which agreement the
New-1ersey Company had made large expenditures.
1his difference between the Companies has however,
been amicaby settled and the opposition to the wish
rs Of the Erie Company withdrawn. The Enc Com
pany secures the New-Jersey Company compensation
for any damage sustained by the abandonment of their
track This the only serious obstacle TO the de-
signs of the Erie Company and is probable that in
the Spring they will commence the work of improve
nlent. This Company will establish fs1y for their
own and for the of their road from the foot of
Chambers street, New ork, to the new depot, and
eventually do all except the lumber business at this
point,
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u.rks,-CARrFvLLY REPORTED FOR THE rRpvSE.


ASHES-The market is again lower and heavy sales oil
Pots az 80 30 aud Pearls az 81 IS
COTTON continues daily 10 gain more buoyency &C. al
vance has been realized Mddng Upland Other kinds are
vey m at Yesterdays Improvement The demand active;
90 bales have revised prices One third OF the
sales in transitu.
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frou ale. adystoe. -. -. =,
eco bales MsidlinE 81 siGsic. Mess PoRk, -le
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fAdver.issm enf.l II
pnpnI.s FLEXIBLE PLASTER. - Warming.

beuuz relieving unequAled n pains Of the back or
49,, IT. rheumstisrn lurlts and affections Of the ynts
an. bevoud all praise Recommended BY Dr. Mot and 81
WHO have used them. Sold y each ~ T.
IIcocy Co. BrAndreih Budng ~ Burntou's BoosF-of.s
No ss Bouery and No ~ Hudselst and b. al Druggists
IL the city and county.
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In the Board of Alderman last evening the fepoH'o
appropriate 600 each Of the lndus;n7' Schools W."
ooncurred in. There was much useless discussion
among the members on 'rihng matters bn' very
httle business was done
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Nv TeIearapin.

SAVANNAH Feb l2-Arr. u s. Mail steamship Knoxville
60 hours from New. York-al well
BOSTON Feb 1.-THE ship Parliament, from Liverpool fo
Boston, has put into Proyincetown.
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IAsvesti-enesti
pv =, ference TO our advertising columns it will

be seen 1si The splendid property OF NE 'hA' DO"
Nv " C. w.pptLL esq will be soli AZ Auction N tie o's
i,- ,ou.dered the ehoee property Of tie city
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BROOH wv ITEMS

DENocRATIc GEsERAL CoNsITTEE.-R. A. Bishop
ofthe Fifth Ward has been elected Chairman Of the
King. County Democratic General Committee, for the
ensuing year.
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fAtvertiseuen-l

CoLBURS & NAsH.-Planos and he'odeons ior
-, l~.h nv and CID lower any other hos>-
10 . so,, : 10 ; 10 pr month For sale fsom ID "a go"
40 - N Coz sUsS 1 NASH, Agents No AZ Broadway
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TAdveTtisementl
style of Gas FIXTrREs for

the srs Tr.de inst out Our designer- Constantly p-o
Sr new and orirnsi styles Also, tie BEET improved PORr
WoREs for prvste dwellings, churches fa-11rss
in fhis country Cal al great Manufacturing Depot No.
ZIG Broadway. AkCHtk, NAAttE q 70.
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MuITARY.-Two military companies have been
oaanzed in HOboken viz: Hudson County Artillery
and The Hoboken Hussars" The Artillery Company has
about members-enough two pieces and the Hus
under the direction Mr. Waiter Both companies mostly
Germans The Artillery will be the First Company OF the
Second battalion OF the First the Hudson Brigade
and the Hu,sars Fourth Company the Second Battalion of
~ same Rerineut
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MARRIED..

CROMWELL-BIRDSALL-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Feb.
IA by the Rev 3. c. Cutter, NJ. JOHN CROMWELL Of
Cornwall ~ Y. 10 Miss ADELAIDE daughter OF Thos w
BrdsAll, esq, OF the former place.
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Advertisement
SppIns RRTIsFS RHEUMATISM. &c.-As


~nlkpf Ia now those who sr1erinE from
Sreiu Brues &c invited 70 Try Dr. 1oslAss NEsE-
rIS Lr>f~EXT IL superior b anythBf s-- The
mon. viii be returned Sold by ell the Druggist > and -
ceuy Derot No 60 Courtlsndtst
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DEF4ULTIYG Tx CoLLECTOE.-Yes.Crday J. W.
Brsisted Collector Of Taxes and Assessments of The
late City of Williamsburgh, arraigaed before
Judge Morris of the Court of General Sessions, on
seven different indictments for embezzling the pub
lie moneys. His counsel, n. z. Brien, ESQ., put in
demurrer in each case, the ground that the law
under which the indictments were framed was de-
fective, and also that the indictments do not specify
any facts which constitute ofenss under the stat
ute. On motion, the Court assigned next Tuesday
morning for argument on the demurrer.
FAIR AND FEsTW.L.-The ladies fair and festival
for the benefit Of Gothic N. r. Church Grand
oreued At the Equestrian Institute "Wednesday afternoon
I 70 evening had been attended by about O per-ols
and the receipts 800 IL j. 20 be continued
this afternoon and evening and large variety OF fancy AID
useful articles viii be sold az auction.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forenoon a man named james
CANDLES employed in Mr. De Burss factory foot Of South
Eleventh street sd his gh hand caught c0cveel AID
crushed the villa rsburgh Dpeisary, where
the fingers and thumb aputsted by Drs Tute aud
Devendorf.
BURGLARY.-The house Of Mrs Kennedy, on Hud-
son avenue eouousy entered Wednesday night aud
1,f = I'm
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M.,hr,. Peported BE- 7skeyapA.

The res. sold a 90 sodss IS se.the sssisy irssrs
Hoes scaree asa firm 81 81 IS p iooD
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ADVERTISEMENT
IN. THE SkFS-Dr NTHTOS'- office

f he fcisl ,reatusut the nyeterlte firms thee
aasc,oIs and also scrof1ls is No l5 4hsg
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NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.


BALTIMORE Feb l4-At CTrLE market to-day 100 head
BEEvrs were sGered Of which l6o driven Esstwsd
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ANOTHER VIcTIy-Mary Blakemore, injured by
the fireworks poson in Jersey City the 18th died in
consequence OF her injuries Saturday night last making the
third victim Of thsi casualty
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Concert Of the German Ladies Society, Deutsch'
or Brauenverein for the relief Of Widows and Or
phane, will be given at the City Assembly Rooms, No.
80 Broadway this friday evening, Feb. 10, at
which the following eminent artists will appear: Miss
Mana s. Branard, Mr.. Otto FEEDER, Mr.. VIM Mason,
Mr.. II. G. Tmm, Hr. II. Schmitz, Theo. Elsfelds
Quartz, Party Mr.. c. w. Beaines, and the German
Iiederk -anz. under the direction Of Mr.. Pauer.
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Theodore Parker will deliver, at the Tabernacle on
the 9Th Of March, the lecture which was postponed
on account Of the great snow storm in January.
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CT r Y I TIE NJ s.

The Farewell Concert Of PAUL JULns and AveUsT
GocKEL, at the Brooklyn Athenaum, On Wednesday,
was well sttended by an appreciative audience and
rave entire satisfaction. Alnost every piece in the
programme was encored, and the clever artists seemed
a. highly pleased with the reception Of Their en-
Seayon az the audience seemed enthusiastic in it,
applause. Miss f. s. ls lady amateur Of Brooklyn,
who made her debut on this occasion) made the
recipient Of shower Of bouquets and vociferous
applause.
The last Concert by these eminent artists will be
gwen tonight at Niblo's Saloon See programme on
first page.
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this Association gave their first bali last evening at
the City Assembly Rooms and their inaugural festiy-
ity was certainly most satisfactory. The Club has
been organized only few months but the con,ribut-
ing members already number more than hundred.
The society is in & most Hearishing condition, and
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GEoeRAPHIcAL AND STATISTICAL S0cIETr.-A pa
per on the Arctic Expedition addressed by DR.. f. X.
Kane to the Secretary Of the Navy, was read last
night before the Geographical and Statistical Society
by its President, Dr. Hawks. II was a succinct
tive OF the Expedition, but was considerably less CO.
pious than that published in TIE TRIBUNE the morn
ing after Dr. Kanes return. The usual vote of thanks
was passed, aud the Society adjourned
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bsrALLArIos.-0n Wednesday evening the Rev.
Edwin Il. Hatfield, formerly Of the Fourth Presbyte-
nan Church, in Grand street, was installed Pastor
of the North Presbyterian Church, in Thirty-seccnd
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. The
Rev. A. L. Campbell, ID. d., presided the sermon
was preached by the Rev. Samuel ID. Burchard; the
Rev. Geo. L. Prentiss gave the charge to the people;
and the charge to the Pastor was delivered by the
Rev. Asa ID. Smith. A crowded audience in at
tendance to witness the ceremonies.
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named James McMsnus and Thomas C. Murfhv were ar
rested charged with stealing gold watch and ehaa valued at
S5o frura Terms Brady Of No u James street, Bsv II an
pears spree at lac hour Wednesday uht ana
while thus engaged bad biz stolen lie accused he above
yoans men, who the police havrr taken
H. bat tie timepiece found In their possession They
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tee Welsh for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15

BURNED TO DEATH.-A daughter of Mrs. Brandy,
Isshs AZ No y Mulberry street burned 20 death
Wednesday afternoon her clothes having taken IRE from piece
q ak ~Iaea ae had hsated from crate The child bat
ee years OF age and had been left by her mother alone Tor
about tive minutes when the accident Her screecag
brought but 100 late Der life and death
sued the same nieht Coroner Hs held
body, AMI the jury rendered verdict Of accidental desA