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p0llce Intelligence
ARSON Casa IN THk SECOND AvENUg-THOMAS DEN
ING COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

Before Justice Flandreau.
!, will be recoected are occurred the nigh. OF the
5,h Of September, in the grocery and liquor store No.
682 Second avenue occupied by Thomas Dening and
wife and the upper part OF the building by several ia
miller Ths early discovery of the are and its quick
guisb abed police the Fire Marshal
make examination OF the premises. They found ev
deuce of the most positive chai acter going 10 show
Twenty hrpt ward police, too2 Thomas Dening and
wife into custody, on the charge OF being the
guilty parties, Yesterday Fire Marshal Baker conclud
ed the examination OF witnesses, and the Justice
committed Thomas Dening in full tor trial, refusing to
admit him to bail Thc following is synopsis OF the es
Last December Mrs Elizabeth J. Brown. Of No. IIs
Second avenue, advanced 5000 to Mr. Dening open
grocery and qucr store the business to be ed 10
hsr name untii paid for, Mira. Brown procured an in.
surancc IN Der name tor $780, since which time Dsning
has reduced The stock down to almost nothing. few
days prior TO the frc he seen carting away
chests OF tea from hs before daylight; he
has not paid Mrs. Brown any part of the ad
not sufficient to make total loss, aud by nven-
tory mace, not $50 worth Of stock could be found.
Mr. DenDg and vile occupied the sback room Off tue
store shavrgs found stuec in various part OF the
sore atui aied With camphene The bins hed
with nothing but shavings and paper sprinked Nth cam
phenc In The store hole bored In the hoor, and
directly underneath in the cellar, was found tub
pisced on table anG hlled with straw, rags and pieces
~ kpdng wood, extensively soaked with camphene
turpeptne On Mrs Dening proving her marriage she
was liberated from Custoday BY the Justice
The motive Of The party may be Inferred from the sc
cfet removal Of Mrs rrowns properly by the accused
lence the IRE 10 prevent detection leaving Ms Brown
10 seek redress from ne insurance company.
CHAR0E OF SEDUCTION.
John Duchartt German was arrested yesterday st
Norrania BY Sergeant smtt and officer Kaveny OF the
Lower Police Court charged with seduction under pro-
mise OF marrisge OF Maria Baner, German girl living
~ No 22 Diane street. The complainant alleges tina
Dncfard for her III 1854 TO Germany, and paid he
passage TO this country On arriving here she visited
ny him and he finally effected her seduction under pro
mse Of marriage ara subsequently, abandoned her. The
accused taken before Justice Osborn, and held q
bail to answer the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
Political Gossip.

Hon James Buchanan, says the Philadelphia Penn
sy'tcrior, arrived in the city Thursday afternoon,
and took lodgings at the Merchants Hotel. The nows
q bis arrival spread through the city, and in voy snort
re n,menfe had assembled in froat Of tho
hotel 70 give him welcome The Keystone Club and the
Democratic Young Mems Club OF New York, aceo npa.
MED by Dodworth's celebrated band, arrived ,mme-
diaely TO pay him their respects. Mr. Buchanan re-
turned them his cordial thanks for the enthusiastic
ception the. bad given him, after which he iatro
duced 10 he gentlemen OF the clubs and the citizens pre-
sent The 'outside PRESSURE, which had by this time
sweed TO a multitude became anxious for his appear
He made few appropriate remarks, which were
received with shouts Of enthusiasm,
Fun returas OF the Maine election with the exception
Of hall dozen towns have been received aud show tne
following result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
brooklyn CITY News.

KINGS CorSry C5uRT GENERAL sssSoSs-3Efoxx
JupGK Moorx AND JrsuicEs ExsoSs AND scsooSsAKaR-
TIE Case s Bstly.eremiah Butler who was placed on
trial on Wednesday, charged with nansauahter IN the
frat degree last evening found guilty. On the app
cation his counsel, Judge Moore aud Alexander Had
den ESQ., sentence suspended, 10 order 10 them
an opportunity of Sling bill Of exccpsiors.
CRoru CovEr-KIscs CovSry. Before Judge Brown.
sept l7-Johp Hauiey ags'us, the Mayor OF New York
ana Corporaton.-Piantf who painter, was, ON
2,th Of June last proceeding along Barrow towards
Hudson street. when shortly before he reached the latter
tAe sidewalk gave way precipitating him into oil
we'll iuurng him so that he has been unable 10 al
hts trade since. The jury found verdc, Tor plauud in
he sum Of $3.50 with ten per cent allowance.
BURGLARY Henry Williams was tried ON charge OF
burglary the nrst degree In having broken into the
house OF Mr. Mclane, corner OF Hoks aud Joralcmon
streets IL was ionnd guilty and sentence will be pro.
nounced 20 day. Two accompices, who broke nto the
premises along With him, have not been arrested,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

them the Thugs the province, AMI recon
mended an immediate declA ration OF independence to-
declaration was made, end he was sctected TO take Lac
chief direction OF affairs
The attack on Castro the ,aext obcst Hs vas n
Sana cara an enirenched the upper or souta aide
OF me bay Of ssp Francisco wh 40 met ara two potes
eI heid artillery circuit Of IN, N huI1red niss
hnsi pe hayersed to rssch him On h'e 6th OF July ns
persmt has commenced, by a body OF lhp mounteu nle
nsp, commanded BY Colonel Fremont IN person, who, IN
tDfee days arrived at hs American settAnents os the
ko ue as Ameficanos. Here ne thst Castro had
abaodoned seIa Clara and retreapg sOB.a towards
Sluoad DC los Angeles, CHE City NJ the Aoges the sea
OF tie 6oyernor General the CALIFORNIA; and dstan5
500 mics Il was instantly resoyed parsuc him to
ihat place Al she moment Of departure tho gratifying
htcigense was received thar war With Mexico Ad com
mence0; shat Monterey had been taken by naval
ioree ana the flag Of the United States there raised
toe 1ih ol July and that tire feet would operate the
pursuit OF CASTRO and his forces The fsg of udepend
enes was hailed dovr, and that OF the United sates
hosed ancss the hearty greetings and TO the great JOY
o he American settlers ana the forces under the Gem
nsLa OF colonel Fremont.
me Combined pursuit. was rapidly contnred; and on
me iIh OF August, Commodore Stockton end Coorsl
Fien'o WIN dea1hmeDt OF marines from the uldron
aha some rnemen entered the Ciy OF the Angels with
oui Ttihiance or objection the Governor General PIco
he tsA mahosnt General Castro aad ali the Me,Sican an
iEOfi.ea having fed and dispersed Commodore SOCK
ION loo possession of the whole couztry conquest OF
the tahed States aad appointed Coloael Fremont Goyer
nor uder The law II nations TO the funoSoas Of
that cf'r when he SHOULD return to the squadron.
Thus N tbe short space OF sixty days from tho first
oecisive movement this conquest acheved by q
small Defy Of men, TO an extent beyond their own ex
peclston Tor the Mez.caa authorities proclaimed IL con-
quest nos merely ot the northern part Ci the waoe
provincS OF the CALIFORNIA;
The comnandant Geasra, Castro Toe 9th OF August
Hoia hs camp at Inc Mesa and next day the road
10 Sonora announced this result people, together
with ne actual tight and person Of the former autho
fties ard at tie time he officially communicated
the fact OF The conquest 10 the French Engh aad spanish
Consu in California; and to the hole. the Official
paper OF The Nexcan government the 18th o October
IA lsyiag these ocia communications before the public
introduced them with the oatc declaration 'The loss
OF the Califoaas is consnmmated Tee whole province
yielded up TO the United states is our
military occupancy. small part OF the troops sent
TO subject this provir &C wall constitute presumed
sufficient iorce TO retain possession the remain
der win oe dspoeabe for other objects OF the
W. l.. MARCY.
To me President UNITED SrAT1s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
Coroncrs' Inqucsts.

fATAI CAnrHESE ACupENT.-CorOner C,nnery held
nquest yesterday o5 North Moore street. upon the
body OF John Drinker, Jr, native OF New York, %
years OF age, who died Thursday night from burns
ceved week previous In consequence OF the exposi
campbene lamp In the factory OF HIS father, al the
foot OF White street. The jury rendered verdict Of SAC
cidenta death"
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AcCDEyr.-Au inquest ",
Lea yesterday by Coroner Perry, at No Ito Houston
street, upon the body Ann ONei, girl u years Of
sCe who died from burns received the night NJ the
ltlh ns The parents of deceased testified that she
kncciug by the side OF the bed at prayer, when her
her. and she fatally burned. Verdict, "Acc
o. ntai death. Deceased was born In this city,
FATAL FArr-Ccroner Perry held an inquest yesterday
at the New York Hospital upon tho body Of Michael Gay
nor bsve Of Ireland so years Of age, whose death
oaused by fall from brick kiln n Haverstraw, Now
YORK, received on the 9th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
The ate Prize Fight.
SUPPOSEb DEATH OF ONE OF THE PU0ILYST5.


The prize fight notices in ed,son OF yesterday,
New Jersey, and Is said to have been bei1een msn
called the Band Box Water street The igh, repre-
sentsd being Of the bloody and revolving
or record and is said that Morrissey the pugst
f'it the scene IN disgust TIME before il closed
Eshty icnr rounds fought a, ,he end OF which
Lynsh was pronounced the victor Kelly, Is thought
was srought 80 this city and placed Ia tho Bellevue Hos
pa' U1der a cctitious The Twentieth ward police
state tsa' on Thursday they man taken from q
srge at the foot Of Thirty fourth street. river and
dsrven OF "A carriage but taey made effort to ascer
ci'ihe nasare of tLs THIS occsrrcd sbou
moor and slorty aflr acarriase drove up the Belle
vue E1Spita and LETT man naned, was sssd John
Wiliiazas. Tis keeper OF the Brown Jug and John
Wright OF No S7 Greenwich street, accompanied the
an3 stated raat he rad been teaten by boat
man at me foot Of Thirty fourth street. forth river
hon OF abe ARRAY. re gave the n7mber Of
bis residence, ana, WIN the . Brown Jg man, then 9c
Tbe Djurec man remained nsensibs during rhurstay
night aud oed ahous dayhgn About half hour aftsr
bis death, tsO called es the hos tal and made
Qairies about sn and ascsrsaning that dead
left IN haste. The Twentieth ward poics made
ton OF the occurrence and when requested yesterday
Coroner Perry TO opoenaes and him
II other II unrave the mystery, they refused say
ing that II was et their duty as was out 81 their ward
The parties who took Williams 20 the hospital 1
searched Tor by c1oer McCsky OF the C0soners Office
out thsy could not be found. On calling At No. 507
Greenwich street the officer theA no person
IA med Jshn Wright lived there and the :. Crown Jug
individual also comdrtbHs. II is quite evident
rom these I,s, and some circumstances connected with
them that the who was adm United To Bellevue Hosp
tal was xoiy the defeated pugist Coroner Perry has
subpGnasd number Of persons witnessed, and will |
bring up ali that be lind who witnessed she brutal
hent, a. thorough nyeiugaton Will be ma 10 by him
70 odsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20


Republican gain In one year................. 1885
-Four at least Of the six .sraight whgn candidate,
Tor State Offices in Massachusetts, last year are SUP
por,ers OF Fremont anu Dayton, viz Mr.. Valley tht
nominee fo- Governor; Reuben A. Chapman, Attorney
General Wendell T. Davis Secretary Of State; John sar
gent Treasurer.
The sbppenburg (Pa) Ne,cs heretofore neutral has
out for Fremont and Dayton. It is the only paper
published in that borough and expected to be OF grea,
to the republican ticket in that part Of Cumbcr
land county.
The returns from Maine state that single rcpresen
atlvc county officer Of any kind elected by the
democrats in the counties Of Penobco Hancock Frank
lin, Oxford, Androscoggin and ssgadah,c only de-
nccraic representatives each In Waldo and Pscataqus
10 democratic county officers Senator'S any where
cept in Arooeiock and possibly two county officers
il Washington.
~ the recent meetisg at Gaesburg Iowa, Governor
Grimes, during his speech read cory OF letter he
rad cont to President Pierce demanding Of him to open
the Missouri river, which national hgnsay, TO cili
zenz Of Iowa, irtmatng tina, Il not done speedily,
lie (Grmes) would call on the State militia to march into
Missouri and put end 10 the ourages which free
State undergoing in travelling up that river.
The Charleston Mercury says the only real political
question that Is now before the Southern psope Is Can
live In this Unions" says the North ard the South
two pations as distinct the Engish and French
made SO by their institutions, customs and habits.
Tie Freuont and DaytoH club OF jamaica {. l., fired
hunored guns the 18th nsL in honor Of the nom
nation Of John A. King the republican candidate fer
Governor.
10 regard to the expected majority Of Fremont In
Maine, next November, the Portland Adpertisr says
MANY place forty thousand but we don't why
they should stop there Tor according /, present appear
every body intends to vote for himr'
AD interesting and spirited meeting Of the friends OF
fremont Dayton held the village Of Mount Yer
pop, wcstchesier county, n y the 18th inst Excel
lent speeches from distinguished men, singing and cheer
ng, kept the meetiag together to q late hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

: N,cARAerAN MrSIsrKRss--The Washington IA.
,1,soas says-we have understood that the Pres
, IA, at present rccel ~ Minister from Ncsr ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-18
Miscellaneous.

September, %, 1856. the following articles NJ the
price thereo AIMED, There insert the List socor-
ding 70 The class or classes proposed for delivern
oie in the city OF Boston, New York Philsdel-
pnfa Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincin natl. 81. Louis
Detroit OF Chicago as the may be ] on or be-
iole tbe hrst day Of April next, or At such time
times during the year 1887 a. may he ordered by
zee Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; and (or
wei VIII also furnish, az the same prices. such
aoditlonal quantities Of the same Kinds and quail
ues OF goods, a. at the lowest market prices,
such other articles Of the same class, but OF off
ferent description, may be required Tor the
service Of the Indian L department during the year
proposal be accepted for, here insert the number
Of the class or classes proposed for, Tor we
win, within ten days thereafter, execute con
tract accordingly, ard give security satisfactory
TO the Commissioner OF Indian AfAis, for tie
faithful performance OF the same "
Each proposal must also be accompanied by a
guarantee, in the following form, 20 be signed by
cy must be certified by United States Judge or
awe hereby guaranty that the above bidder,
for bidders, " a contract shall he awarded 20
him, for theIn,l according TO his Tor their fore
going bid proposal, viii exc ute a crontrsct and
give security for the performance thereof, as pr
scribed IN the advertisement for proposals for In
dian goods, dated September q, ls56; and we
agree 10 pay any and all damages or Losses which
the United States or the Indians may sunef by
reason Of failure 50 to do on the part Of the said
bidder" for biSders
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform 20 the terms and directions OF
this advertisement; and bidders are particularly
requested to examine the samples before making
GEO w. MANYPENNY,
re 81 d3t&3tawtOct3l Commissioner.
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EVENING STAR.
A SEASON some.

Oh! ripe and ruddv autumn, now
Thou givest once again
A rich reward to anxious man
For all his toll and pain;
Thou art a queen, stately queen,
Amolg the graces three,
For lovely sp,ing and summer bright
Are handsome CTts thee;
Right ROYALTY. with lavish hand,
Thou spreads DER hill d plain
The luscious symbols that proclaim
The lustre Of Thy reign.
Oh gentle, bountsous autumn oueen
Brown daughter Of the sun,
Efulgently thou tread's, the path
Ills burning coursers run;
Thou lay'st thy magic wand upon
The green and tender grain,
And full cared harvest z addens earth
With teamIng fields again;
The b0u2h that beads with golden nult,
The purplS CLUSTERED vine,
Oh ripe ana ruddy autumn queen,
Are thine aud only thine.
Oh. bless'd and Blessing autumn queen,
COmmissiOn'd from above
To gem the marion breast OF esrtn
With Jewels OF Gods love;
The green hlll-sides are wild WIZ glee,-
The valleys swell with song
Tie everlasting mou ntain tops
The anthe N peals prolong,-
And all the kindred OF mankind,
In one great raj ture-strain,
Sing praise TO him who babe thee all
Their gamers once again.
GALfIsd Kaor.
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MAWTEL,S

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE
"onsiae'1red from Slate Stone, by tbs
West CastIetsn Slate Company, W,
THESE MANTELs ARE ENANeIJrn,n
Il Imitation Of the richest and most eI nensire
EGl PriAH, LISBON, WEIRD ANTIOJE
PORPhYRY, PYRENEEs, BROCsTEfIh'
MATE, SPANISH GALWAY and other rare
ana desirable MARBLES The inn,,s,ion. or orc
so perfect that they challenge the closest ,cmtinv
Ihey are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty mu b longer than Inarbl are NOT ininrfd
Dy smoIe, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
much cheaper than any others In market p,Jca
ranging froIa us to al2 i''0
Architects, Builders and others are invited In
can and examine samples at No 5I2 Seventh
suess, 3doors below Odd Fellows Hall, up
III ~ 8, L. NJ HANSON,
Nc aS-it
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom-House
&C., at Georgetown. D. c.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
9antoynhor IacE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., I
September "a, 1855 I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at this department until the 22d day Of
November, A. ID 1856, at IL O'Clock at noon, for
the construction Of the Georgetown custom house
and post office according to the pans az speciA-
sails to be either for the whole building, or sepa.
rate for the different kinds Of work; bills Of par
cells should accompany each bid with the amount
OF each kind OF work, and the total amount carried
out; the department reserving the right to reject
or accep! the proposals hereby invitei or auy
parts thereof, when 1t deems the interest of the
Onlte1 states requires II; the department also
serves the right to exclude the bids Of any person
or persons whom there Is Just cause to believe will
not faithfully reform the contra is, or which
they have attempted to obtain by indirection !;
and all bids when there shall be parties In
who do not join In the bids, and all bids that.
upon investigation are below a fair price for the
work.
Bids will be received in gross, at the option Of
the bidders; but no contract will be awarded to
such bidders until details are furnished the de
partment OF the prices OF the different kinds Of
work and materials, which shall be subject to
the revision OF the department. so that the gross
bid shall be equitably apportioned upon the whole
work to guide the department in making pay.
ments.
Ninety per cent. Of the amount of work done and
materials delivered, according TO contract price
(said amount to be ascertained by the estimate Of
an agent OF the department, appointed for that
purpose,) will be paid from time to time, as the
"Olh ptOSIcSSts, duu TN Fer cent re aimed until
the complexion OF the contract, and acceptance OF
the work, &c by the agent aforesaid, and be
forfeited In the event OF non -fulfllment of con-
tract.
Contracts Will be awarded only to master build
ers and mechanics, and the assignment thereof
except by consent Of the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry, will be forfeiture Of the same
Each proposal must be accompanied by writ
ten guarantee, signed by two responsible persons,
Certified to be SO by the United States district
judge or attorney Of the said district in the sum
OF 50 co., Tor the whole work, or Of proportonate
amount, IL for any part that the bidder will when
required, II his proposal be accepted enter into
contract and bond, with proper and sufic Client
seLuritles fcr its faithful Performance.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings
can be examined after thirty days, and other in g..
formation obtained on application to the depart
ment.
The proposals must be sent to this department
addressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury Zen
dorsed @ Proposals for the Georgetown Custom
House, &C. and will be opened at O'Clock
p m OF the last day named foi receiving the
same JAMES GUTHRIE.
se2i-2aweOdays Secretary ofthe Treasury.