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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

sid thai nss1e ss ,he did not have mucs money
l. thoU 1.-The bed her OF - dteTy w0d he have
seid 20 n tho~s stelcs Thn bunder this Tlniia ha,
sde that ~ did D get nobfhs ssesee 70 q fgvs
Indiana noi. sDd he petition for divcc "a. grOusi
td.sern, aHd be fails here sssnrey he will.
then ard th lady viii confess the fact de-eron and he
will l. sd she VII - fee and be many
he rlrsses All Ills could have les thas
half os tie he h-s nried this
bst this - made but such Fersecutian
on the art tv1' the whom he prom sd
~ love cberi.h protest He hiss sct h-
h .d her out OF this Sate bn, her friends have
no, f.ssred Ter i this have ssked aimony VI,
client carries or this aer expense -nd asks nothing
IN n him ,hors entitled 70 sppy n th eou for her
counsel tees ~ tbs But she depiscd his money She
only asks iha, be divorced the ground Of her deseon
You title krow seDemeH the su1ernss nv client ass nsd "a
this t8 sitting the Insults Ard aunts OF unse
Ia ,hss viu bear u.OEe teel tah nare
done ny dutv haso welded baiesk thai las dea,
hayy blows Of nine for thrice - no armed
wto feels his Just could no, speak TO you s DO aid
sboat this than dO-knowlhg mar my
eleut Rred The community Will know i7~hsH
your verdict en.sd II YOU she al aduteres' IA
spare her; mind bsr hairs cut her down
then esp do her Justice Your onsaes cannot be
quick iononrce your verdyon peus cannot o.
qs euooh the verdict hnd she has gone through
tie hole this al and escaped with smoke or n oa
the te Ct her garment My prayer s" God sPeedt be right
whatever n - lsep--tionl
1he court then sdjourned 10 meet or Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
ANOTHER TORPEDO AFFAIR.
INFAMOUS ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

INFAMOUS ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
The particulars of an Infamous attempt to take the
life Of German shoemaker named John BurgOtt, 70
siding at No. 80 West Fortysixh street. by means of
n torpedo cae to light yesterday and appear to be
follows: About 10 o'clock Sunday night Mr.. Bur
.ott was awakened by hearing the window sash of his
llccpng-rcom raised and the fall of heavy substance
apon the floor. lie Immediately got out of bed and
picked up large junk bottle which had been thrown
Through the window. No sooner had he raised the
bottle from the aOor when it exploded with terrific
effect The house was shaken, partition walls fell
down, the window glass was all demolished and Mr..
9urgott was knocked senseless to the toorhis right
ann being nearly torn off, his face and eyes dreadfully
Burned and his whole person more or less dsfgurcd
by the slues spikes nails, &C., which formed part of
ahe contents of the torpedo. The was also set
pn fire. but the flames subdued by the rest OF the
family who rushed into the room.
physician was Immediately called to attend Mr..
b. who, it is thought is fatally inSred. Information
of the occurrence was sent to Capt Wister Of the
Twenty second Ward Police, and Officer Hull of that
Ward, after nstuting series of inquiries, arreste
Jean Baptiste Bandclot, Freuohman living in the
ncighborhoOd, and manufacturer of fireworks He
was taken before Justice Flandreau, but the evidence
against him appeared to be unsatisfactory that the
magistrate thought proper to discharge him. The
complainant was son of Mr.. Bu,gott and stated that
few DAYS before his father had made pair of boots
Tor Bandelot and refused to deliver them without be-
spg paid at the time % delivery. This threw Bande
Got in great rage and he used very violent language
Coward Mr. Burgott and threatened to be revenged
him Capt Witter is actively engagodin in endeavoring
20 ascertain the guilty party but had received no in
Sormation up TO last night which would warrant his
aIrestr9g any other party.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
MARINE AFFAIRS
...,o urn,rrK ASHORE on toSc ISLAND.

--,o WEBSTER ASHORE on long ISLAND
f'"" Or o"' E,sr HAyrTos, March p, 1856.
,,,o hr;o Webster of Frankfort. Capt Staples from
49, C...r1 Island. bound to Boston, laden with barla
.,a ... r.nded on the south side Of Long Island,
." ,.,. ,vcst Of Montauk Light on the oath inst at
.on. n m. the wind at the time blowing heavy from
,,o o.xwsrd and a thick snJw storm prevailing. The
xe.s,I is partially insured at the eastward. She is
bsdy broken and settling fast in the sand. Vessel aud
c,rrs will be nearly total loss. Cargo consigned to
Wells and Baker of Boston. Crew all saved.
The SAyErr or CAPT. KELLy.-Young Sye states
~ his belief that the Captain of the John Ruedse
. sil safe q. he was in OF the lifc-boats which
wss e5 feet long. snd in MI respects well equipped
Tic had food enough, bedding enough, clothes enough
snd plenty Of rockets and blse lights with which 70
attract tbe att. ntion OF passing vessels Capt Kelly
has been engaged s the Liverpool trade for about ten
wears ~ Captain, and considered an exceedingly
sbe commander He left his wife, who is native
OF Cape Cod, Mass. in Liverpool, intending to bring
her home on his next trip, when the weather would
,loubtless be more favorable.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

ROW BETWEEN POLICE OFFICIALS.

complaint was yesterday made at the office of the
Chief Of Police relative to which took place
Sunday night at the Thirteenth Ward Station House
between Lieutenants OKeefe and Clark of that Dis
,rct. Ii appears that on tho night in question these
Officers with the Captain Of the District, seated
vt the deck, when troublesome dog was discovered
in the roOm Lieut.. CLARK immediately put the animal
into the street. for which act he pOunced upon by
DKeefe, who it seems was in some way interested in
Abe qusduped and knocked down aud beaten in most
anmerciful The noise made attracted the at
sention of some remen who rushed in and assisted
restoring order. Clark preferred charge Of assault
and battery against OKeefo, but the Captain it s
alleged refused to take the complaint. Clark, in
moving tho dog from the Station House acted in ac-
rOrdaDee with regulation of the Department, which
prohibits the entertaining Of such animals in Police
sationfIouses. The matter is to be laid before the
Police Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
MARRIED..

DONALDsON-McGOwAN-A Orange, N. on the 2ith
inst by the Rev Dr. Adams Of New York. Mr.. JOHN j.
DONALDSON OF New-Yors, to LOUISA MCGOWAN Of tho
former place.
FORBES-MFEKER-O "Wednesday, March - by the Rev
H. r. barrett, JAMES II. FORBES to Miss PAMiLLA
h. MEEkEk, ali OF this city
FABFR-TRIPP-Iu Waworth, N Y. March 10, by the Rev
d. g. Holmes, Mr. GILBERT FAbER Of Triangle,
Froome County, n. l., 10 Miss MARY r. TRIP OF Wal
worth
FELLOWES-McCOUN-A Troy, Thursday evening
Msrh 20, by tho Rev. Dr. Kennedy FRANK w. FELL
LOVES OF Rev. York, To MARGRETTE &, daughter Of
John I. McCoun esq, Of the above city.
GETCHEL-TRIPP-In Wslworth. N Y, March 10, by the
Rev d. O. Holmes Mr.. WELDON d. GETCHEL of Du
Juaue Iowa. to Miss FRANCES .. TRIP Of Walworth-
HARRIsON-S Guildenand. the Goth inst.
Ly the Rev Bishop Isabel Mr. HENRY HARRISON Of
New. York City to Miss ELLA L. SHUFELDr Of Windham
Green County, N. T.
KOBB-DUTTON-On Thursday March l3, by the Rev NJ.
Ksnkins Mr. LEWIS NJ KOBB TO miss GEORGE ANNA
DuTTON.
LYON-NICHOJ Son Tuesday, March 25, at the Baptist
Tshernscle by the Rev. Edward Latnrop, WILLIAM J.
LYON TO MAkY JANE. only daughter Of Elias H. Nichols
NJ d.. all Of this city.
MAITHF HFWS-FLAHERTY-I8 Brooklyn, March a. at the
church f ST. Charles Bsrromeo by the Rev. Dr. Pe, WH
MATHEWS Of Chicsgo to MARY FLAHEkTf Of Brook
lyn.
PTsSFII-STRICKLAND-In Walworth N. z. March 20,
by The Rev. D. q Holmes, FRANKLIN RUSSELL 10
MARTHA STRICKLAND, ell Of Wsl~orth, n. 7.
REYNOLDS ROGERS-on Monday, March a. by the Rev.
DR. SMITH. Mr.. JAMES 5. REYNOLDS jr., To Mrs.
CLARISSA C. ROGERS widow OF the late Chsrles Rogers
li-f cit
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
FIRES.

FIRE IN BRoADwAY-cR0ss cARELhsssEss
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, some persons
,assing down Broadway discovered smoke issuing
from the basement Of the Large building No. 377,
rcr Of White street aud Immediately gave the alarm
sf fire. Several fire companies were promptly on the
ground, but fortunately their services were not needed,
rs the flames were extnguished with a few pals Of
water The building is occupied by Leavitt Il Delis'
sey book auctioneers aud Mr. Trow, printer and be-
tween $50 to 900 persons employed in various parts
Of the establishment.
The fire originated in the sub cellar, which was
filed with large quantity Of light and infam-
,nabe material and evidently the result Of gross
rarcleseness the part Of some one of the employees
Of Messrs Leavitt & Deissey, who occupied this por
Lion Of the building as stOre.roOm. The fire appa-
rently originated from lighted gas burnor which had
been tied near 10 the ceiling, and the plaster being
Broken in many places, the lathing readily gHited.
II was said that the who worked in the sub
cellar were absent at dinner at the time But for this
timely discovery it is more than probable that the
build ug would have been partially, if not totally de-
stTOyed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

McCULLOUGH-Os Treeisy, Hsrcb p. of sSdss.
- KATE MCCULLOUGH. sEed . y-.rs
HoNTGOMERY-o. Tsssisy. March .. .ses "a ysss.
HUGH MONTGOMERY
mctUGH-on McadAy, March ~ snet sAo<t sal se,srs
ainees, ANN hcHUGB, ssed years
NORTHAH-In Newport, X Il % rssrsisy March II. go
ONDrRDONK-At Berger, y. J.. ca wedse~ay, hsrA -
in the 9Th yer OF his age ELLIOTT rkAsK. Of n.
and SssHh ODdeT eTdonh.
RIPLEY-At Cherry Valley Ots<o coaay. ~ T., MssAsz,
Msrh II. HORACE RIPLEY. esq, In the ~tA yes< q ~
RYER--On Monday. Msrch ~ JOHN HfER, aged " yeo~s
smonfhs and p day..
REDDRN-Oa Mondsy, March n. THOMAS REDDnN.
49,, p years and mouths Of neannatsa u tho iussA
TAYLOR-Ia this dity. hsadAy March ~, AN6ELASk o.
TAYLOR wife Of David Taylor sssd q yesrs
Hsr rtul.1s inferred in GreeR~ost Cemetery
WIISON-At bus residence On Oakhhl. rear syuSsse,
Wednesday uornns March H. Of doPsy Of the hes oss
T. WILSON AGED IS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
SINGULAR CASE OF LIBEL.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRr,L TEsN-MAscH BEFORE
Judge DUxR.


COUNTRY JOINS BIT CITY LADS.
Emms Duncsn By her Guardian Nc Az Chas L. Rsthbone
This "a novel action in the history OF libel.
Tie FAses are both Minors The P.ahh young lady Of
fifteen resides with her father 10 Mouown New a.i
ep ..on The defendant is native Of Ch.reston south
Cala bus a. pre-Lt second bookkeepcr In The baak OF
Ts COMPLAINT sIsss tl,t the defendant being uroosfuy
in he possession of eh.mse belonging TO the piNni aud
st with deesr.S pngee Of lnsnI9ins Zoe youns siy h,
bar ded ,his parcel her ssloor thar She
the presence OF full Of people and Of his
who looked through tho window urcceny opened It, wasre
by the upon the garment exposed and published
Special injury character and occupation so iora ani
Aer M been opened tho part OF tho plaintiff,
the counsel the defendant moved dsmss the complaint on
the ground that did not set forth facts slcient 10 c0nsas
q oi action, because:
l. The signs pictures charged not on their face ernosl
Injurious deamao and the complaint contains no s'er'
mont de esi-natiug their artsouiar sisnhcsaGe ,.v
aud .bc Eersef published them, sc.
) Tie public stion is not shewn TO refer TO plaintiff
No special damages being sverred proof thereof cannot D.
offered nor they implied by the law.
This motion vas however overrued by the Court, .was
also motion ter nonsut upon e'entay 'hs same grounds
after plaintiff q rested his case
The principal Witnesses David Csnheld and Robert o.
Lambert vouns living Morrstowu ind though the for
er was called by the plaintiff and the aer by the defendant
their Testimony differed in but single point VIZ az whether
OH the the cheuise made purposely or no
These young Il were OUT ono evening IN tn
village them that would be good piece Of
steal the saret in question from the clothesins on
hich banging ald send it day to ats owner They
sccordin.Iy took it homo slowed il away buresa-
drawer Ne,t morning shown the defendant cousin
Of Lauer. ysit tine and Intending to leave n
dey He Offered TO have hand IN the oAe wh9a was
carried charged in the comp nthe two young heve.
looking in NJ the window and running round the corner the
n.,,rI the terrs as opened Their hearts failed TN several
mes a.te The step hut defendants once was TO
BE- eSrectel from his Superior age and experience.
Ladies in the saloon the time testified TO the delivery OF
the rarce Miss Duucsns bursting into tears when she
raw what II couteinea.
II wa. also in proof that Mr. saloon trsquented
BY the best class of persons that there wa. sensible lss
and that the young adys ohasc
ter W as much affected ong tho towusfoik.
No sspersoDs upOa Mise Dunsans character were made
summed Nd the Court sdjourned For plaintiff Messs w. W.
Evarts aud q. NJ Miller, for defendant, Mr. X Cullen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
NEW-J JERSEY ITE.NS.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE CHARTER EfrcTios-ln
Jersey CITY he Deno viii Aldermen F1dsy
night AZ the Atlantic Hotel
In the Second Wand they have nominated Hugh NcCons sni
70, ouip.ted Joseph q. Edge for Aldermen
In the Third Ward they have nom asted jacob K. hosa
dyie and Nu r. Drsyton fof Aldermen.
Tb. Amer,csn party In the Fourth Wat hiss no1aasd J,r
.,bsn y lhur.on sDa Thomas y Tdsu for Ads1nss-
az, emAcrsr City Convention for dominating Mayor sai
CIV OT6ser, viii be held tbis Thursday eysnins
In ossisa th, Democrats he'd 'hsv trIo~y nssnAsa ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
| Advertisement.
BEADS

or EvtRY pEscR
tOr sale by
n. +. X o W
No t96 Poarl OF New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

RUNSING Engines OK THE SIDrwALSS.-Ihe prac-
ce Of rui rg nss the sidewalks aas become 80 sserA
late that the Mayor hiss been compelled 70 aks mAsaes
,eg-rd ard Tuesday notices to a. the hemsl
Fire Cor rsnes the city orbddinS them from ruanins h.r
mschu the sidewalk under peDNI a. pioVile1 y 1us
ortiasce. During portion Of the Winter ~ss Inpos
bic II the streets Of the sns" out ns
obstacle does OF such eKten u cause 0st
rcade. the rrscticc continues.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

THH Usr OF THY KSWE.-A little boy named Jas.
McGnn-ss brought before Justice Smith yesterday on
chse ssbtng bows named John H. Glovsr sud John
Ferguson with jsck kne appears MeGnGess benton
by the other two, when larger boy handed him kne, With
which be " aed severe uI1 in G.sers bach and slightly
scratched the other of his youth eas sbt
y-ars OF .ge he W as discbArgel from cust0dy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
fAdvsrtlsement /
VI desire To treat all Consump-

CONSUMPTION. desire to treat all Consump
s,es hut those who tried all other physicians
without refe Fxsrence has shown that cure Con
SUMPTION US readily any other dsease and that LUNG
end CovGH positive for Consumpton IN al its
,,Ted forms Mrs. NJ j. MABR,
Psycheal Physician and Therapeutic s5 West Shst n T.
Ofce houIs 10 q. III. to p M. Wednesdays excepted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
[ dyArtlaannent
CURTIS & WEISSE's

POPULAR HOMROPATHY.-CURTIS& 4 WEISSEs
Specific Remedies for Group Hoassness s1d Loss Of Voice
Dysentsry, DsThea Piles Nervous SICK Hesdachs teen
Willow Esch package pce 50 ceuts contains medicine
and dire teios for disease Sold by MoULTRIEa PALMER
No Merchants Exchange WIN RADDE. No 3l2 Broadway
TIE Union. Post Oics No B3l Broadway Ad
drsss Box Ne 230 Union square Peat Office Newi ort City
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
[ LAdYeTtisrnentI |

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.-HUNTER'S MEDI-
CAL SPECIALIST devoted the popular discussion the
nstue causes prevention and O, all forms Of pulmonary
published the lst Of every month SEeciDos
numbers sent on sPIiic.uoa TO the Editor
RosxRr HUSrxR NJ D.,
No gS Broadway, Nsw.I
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
couRT cALFNDAR-MARcn N.

SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 242 II,
s. Ios 1863, lss 1885, s. 90, d. n, 80 s. o. H. 2ss ST.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos IOl. lO4, lOs, 5s4. $50, 655,
1851 Cs2 1856 1858 1862 lo 95l, 1s5 loo o5o 1888 So
100 1915 le l05S 1853 1859 lc57 sj G73 1918 1916 lUs
Ifq; lOlG lC,7 1898 1000 IOO ilOl llO2 ll03, ll9L
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lAdvertisement-l

n TIIUNf
Owing the great demand for my Ontments for the Of
Scrofss in New York City shall be at No mouth House
No ~ Broadway from 2h inst TO April All who are tyoubed
with Scrofsous Humo respectfully invited 20 cali Ad
vice III oil gratis. DONALD KENNEDY,
Propnstog of KESSEDys MEDIC. al DIs0ovEsY,
ROAbuIy, Mas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

TrNENTSr HousEs.-The Legislative Committee
appointed 10 investigate this subject did not meet yss-
ieTday according to previous sotco. The Chairman,
Dir Reed, was on hand but the other members Of the
COMMITTEE it was stated, detained iu Albany by
particular official business. A meeting is appointed
TO take place to-day at No. City Hall, at 10 a. m
when Cx-Alderman Blunt and Robert Is. Minturn,
ESQ., viii present plans and spech cations for model
.cnemen, houses and offer suggestions the subject
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
A1tuoyp BIc,sIs1 ARRssIEB.-Ofiicer Oakey OF

AIIFGED BIGAMIST AKRESTFB.-ofhcef OaAey OF
hi. ey arrested Thomas Wright in New ok Saturday,
ulon charging him with shanionmen or tbs com
subsequently Ascertainod that there
., another woman who claimed him her husband He
usice Smith yesterday ami from the eydencs
.sarced IL Appeared that he married 10 Miss Charious
son on the October 1851. and to Nss Jemms
CLARK lab May 1885 both now living he "ss cc's
luittsd nlgtkeT oxsu.rstiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

KILLED OF FALLING Down STAiRs.-The Coroner
notified Yesterday to hold upon the body Of James
Kss shsn who came his death by fzns down flight OF
stairs the afternoon previous He resided tbs OF
facts rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

+. l. Youmans lectures this evening at Williams
burgh on The Sunbeam in Nature
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

An EXPERT THIEF.-A boarding house on the cor
ner OF Hudson Plymouth feonouy
tered night and of the bossders lodging
seher robbed o the gold studs n their shirts AID ths
psntsloons relieved Of 5o with which ths the
saped Tie clothes were left in the hall
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

CRUSHED TO DRArH.-A laborer named John Gill
len employed the dock q, Todd. .toebous Ia Furmsn
street smmed between sad tie boosting machinery
badly ured that he died shortly sfter An aqu-s
w he'd hY Coroner Hsniord.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
CITY ITEMS.

YouSo FRIENDS OF IRELASD.-The Young Friends
of Ireland gave supper and ball last night at the
apollo Poems. 1t was well attended, aud the affair
weut off very finely.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
fAdvertisementI
epripg season is very backward, but the spring

OF human life never taes therefore. Portraits while
orignA in life AID h6ath. Photographic Pictures o oil
made by Roof No @S Broseway corner OF Franklin g.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
tAdvertiseiuentl
q M Mil Ia oannni

TIE ATTENTION OF MMLISERS is especially
requested Of STRAW GOODS comprising grsst
vsTety VI
adsr Pied to the epsNe TRADE Also SHAKER HOODS.
IpE, FELr HALL,
Nos 9 and II Park place, New York.
n HB-PATrERS BONNETs for MILLiSERs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

INyAIUABLE.-NoDe except those who have suf-

fered all the horrors Dyspepsia y appreciate the value
and efficacy Of the OxYCTSATED BITTERS remedy
for this distressing disease in all its forms
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

Sands & Nsthsns's performing elephants arrived
here safe yesterday from London, in the ship North
cumberland. The Northumberland has had a long and
stormy passage across the Atlantic and it found
necessary put the elephants upon short allowance of
water during The last week or two. They are both in
excellent condition having suffered but little notwh
standing their long journey and close quarters
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
lAdyertissmsnt
ERANCIS SALTER MI. d.

ULIsT AND AURIS1,
No. lG Bond St. Now York.
Office hours from TO II III and 3 to D. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
fAiverusemontl

BRLLs.-.MENEELY's celebrated Church. Fac
tory Ste4nboat Locomotive School Plantation and other
BILLS consfouty hand for sale by FAIRBANKS Co., st
their Scale Warsrsom, No. ls9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

ScHooL EXAMINATION School No. -, in Fortlsth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avcnses, was
examined yesterday The buikiing Is comparatively
Dew and the accommodations are ample, except IN the
Primary department. With the opening OF Spring the
attendance in ,ha, department, which was 500 yester
tlay. will run up to ESQ or 100, which quite too
many for the clsss.rooms The examination in the
Primary department entirely satisfactory Misses
Emily p. james, Julia NJ. Scarlet, Olive e. Smith
Sarah C, Wilson, Maria Jasper, Georgsnl NJ. Banker
and Mary NJ SkifingtOn teachers in this depart
msnt. The Girs' department passed very fine e1
ANIMATION 1t numbosed about s75pupls The read
"s aud mns0 were especially good; one Of the girls
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

SUPREME COURT-Ix CHAnsERS-March &c Before Judge
ClsTks.
SAM p. Williams agt. Barrett II. Van Aueker.-
Motion granted without costs.
In the matter of the petition of Lydia Marshall,
Adus &c aud GENERALIZATION granted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

I'NITFD STATES MAKSHAL'S OFFICE-Mach %.
Richard :. Cutting, master of the Cultlvator, ar
rested q charge committing assault upon seaman With
eapon, viz speaking trumpet, was discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

SUPERIOR COURT-Marh e6-Beore Judge BoswoRra
The verdict in the case of Williams agt. New-fork
Floating Dry Dock Company reported in wednesday, TRIBUNE
of law.