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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

Morn FREYMKN FOR KABsAs-In accordance with
the of The Wsconsin Kansas State Com
mitiee, tbrd company of enigrants to Kansas Is ia
motion for Kansas Territory. portion Of the CON-
pany numbering some sxty seventy, Is already en-
ioUe with their teams through the western psrt Of tho
State Another portion, nu nbering thirty or forty is
., q, ctsd here to day TO take the Chicago on
WS,nssdsy morning.. Those who wish to se;tle IN
Kansas this fall have opportunity TO jim this c,n-
tapy under the auspices Of TIE National c, mmi,tee
be came terms Offered byehe previous train. None
will be q Mt however, who aye not supplied with moa IS
t suppot for the Winter Persors wishing TO send to
ti.nds 10 Kaness will find rusty agent In Mr. Beach,
The uc,or of the compsny. lMuwsnkee Amer.
ARRssr us.ge rHE NV DRANArIc CoPYRtaar
LAw-The first arrest under this Law has issen pace u "a
Ety. On Thursday last TIE Gazette the soIs AZ, "'
the placed upon Munroe, r. o. mnhf9e AM nA.
imgipp le,ees Of the howard Athensnfn ,c 'hose
Ne .od approved good masters were held 70 sas"c -
that's. Of cement Of oct Of Congress
l6 The OacLse consists in the fact hat f s ~
Sad Mis-, AbcIine did on the evenings VI sep ID sn1 10
Appear at the Howard AthrBsum IN hvese' pay cn'
OF The Career Of Actress which play G." ~.
ly Dion BouIciSs1l literal copy Of HE eocyrxai
tsled Ni-et; The Lie of Actress marsy ne nsmes
a the ehseies being changed The play MAS scap
hot d. ved" IN ySous Mr. Cha ffsu We prec'
agreed To the Howard Management la case OF
nm. 1he three stlemen aforesaid bail ." each
and on the l0h of MAY 1851 By tae Law M
nssiEun p1uish0eAt Lr h iufrin hSe OF Nv
CoIsequcLGy Nj BopeeAo eonsders himseif entited TO
sn% lBostsa Auss. Sth
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Advertisement.
CHALLENGE TO Mr. ITDOLPHO WOLFE.

Having observed card published the name OF dopho
Wolf wherein be attempts t. undervauc the merits OF the
LONDON CORDIAL GIN vendod by the strength OF sta
tiscs Nv him aid the Custom House beg
that willing to make the two following wagers
with Mr.. " oe: -,
We will bet the of THOUSAND DoLLAR that the
of LONDON CORDIAL GIS sal TO b. Imported By us ne
published by Mr. Wofe and false in extreme
We will bit further ot THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS that
Of LONDON CosniA tS exceed the amount
BY him st forth. ~
Bpus DESTROYS Of testing the accuracy Of Mr. Wofes rei-
able Custom reports" desire him to siSny, by
pg th. whether he IL willing 70 verify the truth OF
the s,aiements issued over HE own name
' r. T.. MESSENGER 4 Co.
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TUE CouRTs- CRcrIT-BEFORE JUDGE EaOTr -
NJ, hoas r. Van Bruit j. II Rhodes aud John c Duyea
Action brought he due niss1y note
by defer dan Rhodes payable 70 Thomas
Hathaway along it'll def ndan Duryea wl iudorsed it. The
defense that the given renewal o. or for the
purpose dis pay previous accommodation note
dra by Rhode the order Of Hathaway and which
Wa, disposed of TO broker NewYork at usurons rate Of
discount
OF pisutf Van BrBA who the tine received from the
Br k-r written thai the Lote was olsaess h0
and that h. had paid full value for Another phase in the his
tory this that the last noc being presented
To The Prosr 10 ueg4e insisted having two notes siyi
ir b, k,p an account In banks ard he wished ley one
At eacb 10 order that might b. sure OF g'hg IT, lie Re
tanned ho ote, the duplicate being IN the hands o man
FAMED Williams The Broker SIR Boyer urged IN defense ot
h., min both snoier note beside those aeady men,
ION Tor ej was rapidly urinE aud he vi-aed the second
tote 10 redeem this The given the Jury atr sum
diet for
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TAdyertisement.l
Norrcr To THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMORS, -

Ou s to the great demand for OINTMENT in New Yorh
City she'll b. ct the New Haven hoqsc corner OF nroadway
and Can.s, from the 2i,h the JOh inst from 10
p. >- =, a -. L.
Salt Rbeum and Ey,ipes and humor Of hot nature
and gives YOU comfort able nights rest.
KrSNgpY's Scattering OINTMENT Will scatter ScrofuIs
KrsSrpy's WEaLyG OINTMENT will heal Scrofuls Sores
Fever Sores and Gangrene Sores, Sc-
liberated Legs permanently cured IN e" weeks
or az most In few months
NJ Or .n,nt comes within the esch Of all classes the most
expeusive cure ever made but sixteen dollars gen
etsl ,hirs q cure does not cost half OF that
AL afflicted with Humor Sores respectfully invited &c
call Advice in al cases gIais
DoSALn KENNEDY.
Proprietor of Ksnnedy's Medical Discovery,
Roxbury Mass
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CITY ASSESSMENT
tn fl< Tdi<y Of me N, \. Trt5sse

SIR: / beg space in your Journal to express an
opinion 81 TIE necessity o. sl'e a'ion In oar
assessment lave which A Retired Assessor sudss 20 IN
todays sne Prom experience oorEoeosae What jar
corrcs concerning ree.'se ss.esueht "a.
evil is IN many than he coo1exns oil Tue
p,re he p-o strikes avcrsby - Tar a. u eHesi oa'
n fils defect present system ~hieh ssy
avail their low of ciy
uropery the OF IN. 81 Enforcing throusnSa
- the Of the which requires ina pop
hsll b. ss,..ed o. full value for which 10 would D
taken in payment just debt from .oveni d.stor "a ne
900 ~ nv Official duties have received not Af-w coiiof
TN prop.fty holders becsuse would not consent 70 tae
xi,W, ~ protecting them sssin'. sae rdieuous 10
~ et y As. .,or Uniformly pot real iHd person
,Trpr, AZ regards the State sIes these country s'es
a., Dts are OF importance 10 ms r., x.,. ,,o..
,.nr., In wish AZ of personal proPerty 40
N,nt OF ,ystem in this ms,ter works grei inlis'es
.s Ar, [csiv, ard the ioerpre son ot then by A"e.
I'D Tar C. mn sooner. often videy dss The specie. ~
r.upsrty can be useLcd eaee;raly "hS ~ aaIssSSR
Hsbf
Asr- Ne,k Nov e. 1856.
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stores. Only one brick bulldog has been re.
S~rca . On the south side at the corner OF Canal
R.,eers street, five large buildings Of brick de.
pa for tenement houses, have been erected. OF
,.x buildings four have broEn stone fronts, one
.,i.e and the rest brick. The street as opened has
named Canal street, being an extension Of that
'ss.on1bfore. Histo be hoped that the proper au-
1,,;fs will arouse themselves and endeavor t" have
e p,yiug completed before the extreme cold weather
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The whole rests upon pedestal whose sides are
adorned with fremcns implements of hose, ladders,
lanterns, torches, hooks, axes, and other emblems
Devices ON the right surnounted by iire-cap,
entwined with wreath. On the pedestal are sculp-
tured figures representing widow with her orphaned
babes, and persondcation Of Benevoence extending
relief fiom the Widow and Orphans Fund. On the
base of the pedestal is Inscribed:
This tablet erected by the Fire Department 81 the City Of
Newly which he President the time OF his dea
as grateful rbu. to his faithful AID devoted attention TO its
usefulness and prosperity
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SIXTH AND EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD EXTENSION.
Workmen have broken ground in Nesey street for the
extension of the track oftbe Sixth and Eighth Avenue
Railroads to Broadway. In few days the cars on
both of these roads will start from Broadway, that
four DOT of the FIVE city railroads will have their down
town terrnini in the immediate vicinity of the Aston
House. It is stated that the Corporation of Trinity
Church have permitted the city to six feet of the
Sidewalk in yesey street from Broadway to Church
street 10 widen the street.
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.BROORLYN ITEMS.

Boiler EXrLosIos.-Tbe boiler IN the factory for
preparing mirrors, in Myrtle avenue, near Ryerson
street exploded Sunday, tearing away the roof and
otherwise damaging the structure. No one was pres
int at the time. The cause appears to be the acct
dental mixing Of some quicksilver with the water in
the boiler. The proprietor is Mr.. Constant Claude.
The damage sustained was slight
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fAdvertisement.l
AxoTupR GREAT TRIUMPH FOR GURNEY.

r.s.s Mrn.ts awarded TO J. JNsSEY, No. SO Broadway
A. NE late Far Of Me American Institute, for PHoTocRAPc
Coz n MEDAL for the hest unretouched PHoToGR,Pas
Coz MTp.L for best PHOTOGRAPHS, colored N Oh
BsoszJ MEDAL for the best PHOTOGRAPHS eolorei In
pastel. IL, p.o...
p.t ,cr or APT No SO Broadway, cor. Leonard-st.
B-No connection with other establishment
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- 80. .onrce. OF SIN Of money and CO
rban Of pvson. FOR the dinner prepared for the
tiS, nnir bsr charge Thanksgiving Day Tue children
,h,ir dinner much and were very quiet and webe
tsya on ~. occasion The religious services which occurred
:, - were conducted BY the Rev Mr. Gerry Agent
N m. Cdrn Aid Society in the Fourth ward aud Al ies.e
were made 10 the children aopropa,e to Abe day by NJ 5
49,. "a NJ N.hlon T. Hewitt. For the creiable
n vIeb M. children acquitted themselves 90 this c,siOn
20 The energy and tact displayed BY the eas5er Of
tie .cbool IL the management OF their pupAs-
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To I'VE HrMSH.-A Capt John White who has
,,.d or rany II tie rich Of this city !. in d-,
tut. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reduced to suffering for the q
80 - 30 AZ about With vile aud
'a, eSfen depsnapg him. H. hiss vsy been ber pad
= n. 40 az recovered That y could 10 gst
~ - te could tsLe u vessel, c.rsoes II anv
cp- world empsy him appel 70 captain, and .niDo~ner'
q" ' nlSTFL TRACY, Superintendent Of Sailors Home.
r., VIII, resiaspce is No q Brooms street.
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SUPREME COURT-Nov. 81

Judge Mitchell is sitting in the Supreme Court at
General Tenn, in place of Judge Peabody, who has
gone to Newburgh Orange County where the trial OF
Lewis Baker commetces to-day.
But 'our applcaua for adns.sion to the bar have
ee,nted their names yet, We understood We adj
wise our young friends who expect to be created limbs
e the law this month to hu! up thec notions, as the
examination takes plas. tomorrow.
SPECIAL TGRM-Pefore Judge CLgRSE-Nov p
William LyeU at The Newark Lime and acturins Co.
There Is NJ stipulation covenant 10 the lie se
making ogsto, the defendants TO quarry and dig NC
n arrears that the lessons relying upon what they supposed
would be interest Of the defendants ef II eHirty
orona With them do d which alone by the terms OF The
l,n,e would II AXE IL yield any r. mt 10 them
The action cannot be susoed judgment Tor defendants on
the deulure with costs Order "a be settled on TWO dsys
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FIRE IS UTIcA.-TAe Utica OJserrsr Of the 2d
b. the fol owing item:
n About II, o click last night fire was discovered
the store OF John ;. Josln, hardware merchant, NO.
Getsse. street An entrance being effected, 1t was
tund that the hames had possession OF the iowee
pom. The utmost was done by the hrcmen sud cltl,
bens to subdue The flames and save the properly but
BE- former prog essed until they succeeded in destroy
BE- all OF the latter belonging to Mr.. Josin, and III
lOnsuming nearly all the inf1mRable material OF the
building.
Mr. joslins stock of goods in the store is estimated
b have been worth 500 00O Mr.. j. is out of town at
rseit and we have no def cite information in regard
l. lis Ices or insurance. Acc riding to the best in
hnmaion we can obtain in his absence. his INSURANCE.
lsu Quits to about $40, COZ. The building was owned
DIV the Hon Charles A. Msnn, add insured for 81, ooo
Dr. Mann thinks the nsuran will about cover the
damage.
Tie upper part of Wood & Roberts's store was also
somewhat damaged. Mr. Mann lie the owner, and Is
insured.
The upper pat Of the store below, occupied by Mr..
hi cock, druggist and which IL part of the Hun
Ineton estate Was ared by the fire, but the damage
Ir considerable W. ,,.,,.
bead not even n COZ lecture in regard to IL,
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. dor thieves sbo make business of shipping se,ueu
,es teir nivsnor and hsu steal them again the shp
,rh IN The stream caught midnight board the .hi,
ii walter by the officers OF the ship aud by them
prt in sf, keeping until the sailing Of tn Durnr mi.
line Carroll the insisted upon re'undnI the ~es Of
rydec the Captain would let them clear and for which ta-
,opsx and order alluded 70 were given
Resp-cffuliy yours. JOhN b. SARDf.
Nox
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SUPERIOR COIRT

A. tbs Is The last week of the term four trial terms
are being eld in order to clear the calendar OF ~
uspv short causes As possible Chief Jlstice Oikley
ard Judges Boswosth, SlossOn and Woodruff are sit
ting for his puraose. ,.n
SPECIAL TEsM-Nav. A.-Bctore Justice DCEs
Cook ast The Mayor, Sc e New York
This ives motion mace By Mr Frederick, OF c1un-
m for the plaintiff ske out certain parts OF the answer
con,istiug Of city ofdiE auce. ~ redundant .. =,
II. plain forth contract rnsde IN bena ot tue cry
Nv The then Commissoe hr Fursy, with the sssisnor
.; he rIai1tf 40 that certain amount wss due upon r.
T sn,wer admitted the OF the contract oy he
Str, 81 Comnsorer forth the ordnance m e2eIo1iJ
b hcb All be made 10 order TO bind me cry
nd ep Ayerred that this made by MI fnfey IN
violation Of those cr9iaaaes and asked for dismissal oil tue
compsiIt. 49,, 49,. .L,. 49,. .
Nj Wicoxson the Corporation, insisted mat t1' was
God s,x and drawn L. the beet csteaen 20 ha
80 tt psn,ia the zoupd upon which his claim e-sed
Dnr 40 held AID denied the InotoL but without costs
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IAdyertisement.I
IAdvertisementI
Com MrDAI PIANOS - STEINwAY x Sons.

A'V4N'f
No "a Walker have been awarded the FIRST Premium
The late Fair Of the American Institute, N T. aud also
Institute RaIrmoe in sddii the three sriy received
making FIVE FIRsT MEDALS within IL Ia. IL months1
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Tnr FOURTH WARD EvESISG ScHooLs.-The even
ing schools of the Fourth Ward having been dsbanded
by the removal Of Schoc-Hoase No. 20, in james
street. to make way for the Bowery extension, re-
opeped last evsoing in School House No. l, in William
street. rear Dusre, everything furnished free Of cost to
the pupils.
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Advertisement.
pprSrSTS FOR TIE HOIIDAYS-Thprei il moth

nf 50 acceptable for Holiday Present beautiful PHOTO
Gs,FH DAcUERREoTyPE ANBRoTYSE which shonld he Sc
cu,.d early possible at FsEDRIcKss Magnificent Galleries,
No. SIS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel;
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An GRAFTON or eulogy on the late Robert Kelly wil be
delivered at the Mercantile Library Lecture-room this
eNeniDg
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| NEW DECISION on CoPYnGHT.-U; ;. CiRcUlI
c. Rogers agt. ohm L. Je .eu g, a. a.
Ibsrles NJ Ellis for plauit,f Seweu ana Anyeii iol
ldeeudants The sxh section of the act OF the uaod
Saes respecting copyright, passed 10 iS3i proyaos'
Aat afer the copyright Of any book has been secured
tny person who publishes any copy q saee 'o1fh,
shoot the written consent OF the PrSpr'et,r OF .te
right shall forfeit every copy of such book SO pup
sb; 10 ,ho proprietor of tie copyright and shall also
bay ry cents for every sh'et found IN his posSsso
ali 10 The owner of the cpyrigh the other nan 70
Ehe United States Rogers published book called 'ns
\ Philosophy of Mysterious Agents OF when he Sc
I've copyright The defendants pueNi osra S MS,
E.ries Exclaimed aud Exposed" Rogers brought
ss tam action this statute to recover the MY cent
penalties segng that part OF his book was eop.sa
Into MahaLs The defendants demurred 10 Tue
declaration. The Cont Judge Curtis held that the
penalty given by this section coald only be incurred oy
lpwLing The Aole book that it could not be incarred
Iby an inf ngenent Of the copyright by pathsAnge az
Iirac the OILY remedy for which would be ciyu 40
ltion. The demurrer was accordingly sust hnei, anu
The Court held that tho defendants wGe entitled 10
liudgmt nj in their favor.
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The Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of - lone ofthe
Nsw-E gland States) genial and gentlemsnly man,
who knows how 10 appreciate genius vi.it;ng New
York he made the scquaiOtsnce OF our friend Mau-
stick, concerning whom yesterday narrated an
snccdotc. The Bishop took liking to the artist and
engaged him to psbt bis portrait. Three sittings
had with success but a. the fourth the psuter failed
to pefonn biz pant OF the aseeme. The aih sitting
however, found him ali ready. Tae Bishop took his
sect, snd, while the sst began his work, proceeded
% resd him little lecture the inpropue<y Of bic
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PASSING COUSrFRFEIT MosEr.-Yesierfsy fin1~
Antbon Joseph Rose arrested Sunday for pasos
81 t the BImnGhsn Bank ot Connrc cut
tb. Of joseph Conn elu Ia Fulton sr,r were pro snt
before Justice Smith Tor exan,on IL sp9earns In' ,
attempted pas the bill smother previously snd
informed thsit counterfeit they committed 10 JAZZ %
swsit the action Of he Grand Jury
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o,r, should be provided vita suitable apparatus s saving
prup.rty from destructiop By ire.

Tgy C.sraIrY AT TsE TuSsxL-DEArH OF AN
o,srE VICTIM -Patrct MeS'cho one Of he i've men 10
W., . ,h.it on the Railroad runne work on saturday. died
ate or Supd,y night He the foa h one whe ha. lost hs
i ~ 49,. .cr;,nr The other ope-Pe,es DS<nns 1t the
S,-YorI Hospital and is apparently s,o. recovering
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suRRoGATE's CoURT-Nov. A-Be'ore A W BRAD
WILL OF GEORGE NJ. IUsIsOs-wHAr rs UNDUE IN
FLCEscE7


WILL OF GEORGE ". IUsIsos-wHAr IS UNDUE IN
The SURROGATE-The testatoc. by ms VIII, exc.
cu,ed IA. oath July l&6 the cay OF MS deA gave ~ MS
f he dwelling house No 7g West Sixteenth street. where
he az time Of HE deyh with the hous'hoa i1f
., tg,pf, lots and house. TweLy second street between
81, seventh and Eabh and so thu general residue 81
~. ss- the following device. and lequess VIZ; To
.., Jse. Hodget house and 10, No i Sixteenth street
Ewad Groecoss lot OF land in Market street Ne~ak
Jim Goiecoss lot Some rvue. james lode Lease
hold lo IT. Poueenrh tree. Sock IL trade and
ro,eIes.; ~ Ed~AId GrOek 800 10 the exec.
G:or O. Smith 81 900 20 "il G:otecloss 90
T. Cie,rse Tupison Geo 10 HsIe GfoelOss: 90 70
MAY A. Dssoswsy 5000 to 1u.s tn. isgn; s@oyl 70 Ra
Arm Hodge or the Mohawk RIVER Mills stock 600 70
Turi.obi saSo the Twenty .hi'ds,rset Prssby'snAn
Church; $50 20 John w Coussl $40 70 Mary T. smith
sse 10 Elizabeth Smith; $50 Robert o. smith; ASo 70
Prry Anderson A1 TO Mary Watson soto May Arcs
81 so Peter v ". Bshop 81 90 to James FRINGE 30"
o. Louisa Tunisor. .
execution Of the will which IL insisted WAS feetse ~
W,nt Of sueispt tsry declaration and reaar"
the zbseribpE Witnesses to attest the instrument Ice W.
die .ied b. the aid read 70 him tefe GAG
cutie ia TIE presence Of all tho ~itnesses ..l
Tie Rev. BIZ Clark teshss thst Mr. Ed"aros lle 49,
wLo drew the WILL asked tie decedent. Do you
hs % be your last viii AID testament -na VA" a. m,yely
"~nessesf" and ;hA; the deeedeD ssseIsd an
d.. Watt ID. stiendng ph' scI.G t-nt.s 20 ss . rons
think these iorm. entirety sufficient 10 sisiy voc reg
Of he statute The instrument WIS rec 20
.rrblnz viii Al be said Yes he rsaea '.s q
meat q, the margin 81 every rHse sad ~ w. rd Tbsr va.
tsf'suepfsTy deelaraton h'ea ~ rn.a5s- IN.
frus'ye rtIopse ard he adopted. IN ~ A.ns VIC
fque e he uteritas .s ofss,.m.ats,y
cereuor shod u him ,ef ssd rLano ts - %
u0a Ct Others Srpiy WITH ths re@u~s y '1'"' wv
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failure at the previous sitting. Mallsek listened very
patiently and gravy but at the fret pause nterposed
with" Bi-hop, won't you please to turn your face a
" lirle more to the light, and shut your mouth -
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PouA JELLY This jelly is made frou root which
grows spontapeously in the Sandwich Islands and is
likely one day to rival the celebrated GuavA sam
pie has just been received in this city, II vas made
under the direction of Mn. c. ID. Andrews, the wife oil
Missionary at Moaka and is reputed to have Tar
more delicate flavor than any Of the jeles kno Tn to
commerce.
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EWvJEkSEY ITEMS.

REARRrsIID.-Yesterday, Grinthall AMI Brace
West Hosoken. wto with others. engaged IN nc
Up Ofc.r Manly Of B..inore and Deputy Sheriff ooin
at Hudson County Saturday night S'y d. and ~ :.
prisoner rsred IssSe Morris toE them were rs
the ground that their bail .uci.nly Responsive Il
brought before Justice BTnsning who r-qgrea he
the &C 81 900 for each Of them WHICH they ss'e ~
ere discharged
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CITY ITEMS.

sHAxEsrrARIAK REaDrses--Prof Hows viii TO-
NIGHT commence a coure Of Shskespearisn readings
before the Senior Class Of Columbia College at Hope
Chapel.
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F,ru RAILROAD AccIDENT.-lienry Yersge Who
va. nm over by Harlem on SATURDAY, died yesterday
pIrs Eo.rs,al Coroner Perry held inquest upon tbe
bo5, ,nd " dict occidental death rendered Deceased
n,,iye Of Germany aid resided at No 2s william street
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TuE CIIY CoURT.-This Court ha, not been in sea.
sion for the past in sequence Of the death OF Judge
Culver. mother The son will probably b. resumed to-day
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Advertisement.

SIGN HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.-Amopg the
numerous advertised medicines for these complaints
be found so efca~ious the OxfGESATED BITrERs. They
produce the mos, agreeable aud nvisoTating effects.
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CgoSEp TO DEATH -Ceroner Hils held an inquest
Yesterday upon the body Of Philip Poru native OF Ireland
Ios.d 70 death by piece OF beef He resided the Kings
bdre rosd near One hundred and sew eniy nth street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
NOT IpEs1IFIsD.-Tbe body of the man found des'

IN The ouhouse in Smith street Sunday night has not yet
identified. pOstmOr-en examination was made yes1e
DAY. aid al inquest will be held 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

FIRr-Tbe dwelling h"u'e sud store OF NJ d. +. 80,
field. At Orange. User County New Jersey vere a.
se TIE ADJOINING hous. b~ou gins 10 ar ~ s,i
nn lntr dsn4er bu' saved By the " 80. nv
Who's only Of ex'incui.hins tne rsa.
thrown from buckets, The PsJ Gaa,s =
also fre and s-vrd &c Ike mAaner I'm .s.
oss Gre .hAt bAs occurred u OrHaxe vAr stew susa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr is stil en-
gagged With the libel against the Pauchita Francis A.
Bramer second-mate Of the vessel, whose health was
the subject of such anxious inquiry last week, Andrew
Wilson aud Deputy Marshal Neyhs were eximioei by
the Government tbs morning, which then rested Sew
.ral witnesses were then called by the defense chiefly
a. TO the cargo Of the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
THE KIDNAPPING.

THE KIDNAPPING.
To IRE Edifss If Tie ~ Y. Tribs~< .t.s;.
SiE: Regarding the kidnapping csss meeu 'ne, ~,
yoor journal Of tA mo<pinx tbs Ae< slae Of she "sV