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ORIGINAL NOVEL BY N. P. WILLIS.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1856.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES,

On the fifth of January next. the first number OF
the New Series for 1856, of this well known FAxI-
LY NEWSPAPER will be issued, with new type and
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which has been proved, by 3oth American and En-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15
Fires I'm New York.

Tas IN CANAL SrRET.-About af-past eight O'Clock
last night fire discovered In the cabinet shop OF
Timothy g. Sellew the second floor of No. 12 Canal
street. The fremen promptly the spot and soon
cxtipguished the Hames Damage to stock about $50;
supposed to be covered by insurance The building be
longs to exAlderman Baird. IL is damaged about $50
and nsurec tor 100 In the Stuyvesant ana u 500
the ST. Nicholas Insurance Companies.
FraE WOOSTER STRf1T- About half past O'Clock on
Wednesday night discovered in the drying
attached the Iorilard tobacco manusa Glory, No. 80
Wooster street. The fire originated is Supposed
from The hue. Damage to snuff about $sO0-fally in
sured.
FIRE IN TENTH AvEsuE.--About O'Clock Tues
day night, Gre broke out in shanty between Thirty
sixth and Thrtyseventh streets, in the Tenth avenue
occupied by several women and children TIE fire ori
mated from the carelessness Of Of the in set
ting fire to shayipgs around the stve Two OF the
grossly intoxicated, and before they were
extricated their clothing took dre burning them
severely. The children escaped without injury. The
shanty belonged to Patrick Kenna; il totally de
stroyed; loss about SO.
FIRE IN NINTH AygNUs.-About seven O'Clock on Tues.
day night, ERE originated in the window OF the dry
goods OF Par gburn Candle No 100 Ninth avenue
caused by the taking fro from the gas burners loss
about $50; fully insured.
FIRE IN THIRD AvfNuE-About7 O'Clock yesterday
ing fire discovered in the boot ana shoe store Of
Martin & Taggert, No 2I0 Third II originated
in the back part Of the store, around the nanelpeoe
Loss $150 Insured in tho Columbia Fire Insurance.
Company for 81, co.,
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A. thsir asscsise II viii n my judgmeAt become their
rhis Win pst Evolve any discheiience to tho Judgment
AZ The Court Appeals. That Judgment btnda oay
n. les 10 II. L. is based hsdous aad IL segt
On SCOT merely ny the consent Of the parties sonsrary TO
the clear ipDAon OF the court ITSELF that II oaght
he opensd for aten,ent of according the
truth. am, dear sir, yours respectfully
Hos. cHARIEs A. PgABoDY ca. o'COy)R.
Mr. Peseady entered ON his duties on the 4th day Of
February and the same day addressed letter to Mr.
Davies vhica We give below. No answer has been
ceved from Mr.. Davies, but the 9th OF February he
tsok his seat.
delay Of sixty days would probably determine the
question in the Court Of Appeals-
NEW YORK. Feb. 4, 1856.
NY DEAR SILL very desrcus 60 bring 70 Judicial
deter mDation, early possible coai:tng cai
to seat the bsnch Of the Supreme Court, and viii
mort certainly do al In power % expedite suat you
inatite to that end Mr.. OConor, who will act -
my counsel in the natter entertstrs the anxious
desire to arrive decision in the Court Of last resort
At the earliest moment practicable and venture to
predict that with the hearty cooperation on your part
which promise ourselves, such suit may be pressed
trial in Special and General terms OF the Supreme
Court (which will am sure, arrange It's business and
speed on) within the present month"; and Ar
rive at the Curt Of Appeals in time for hearing and o.
cion there early the next term Of that Court which
VIII sit in March.
have no doubt that regard for the pu lie interest,
which will be paramount with you. and which seems -
demand this course win inspare you with the same wish
aud hope immeds ely to receive from you assurance
that no moment Of tine shall be lost.
lam, dear Sir, with great respect, Your oht serv't
Z. A. PEABODY.
HENRY T. DAWES, Esq.
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THE RVsK AND HOUSTON RESOLUTION.
The Legislature of Texas adjourned 31st ulG,
but will meet again for an extra session in July. Tho
onmee appointed by the State Senate to report upon
the Houfe resolution concerning Senator Houston have
made the following report
COMMITTEES ROOM Jan. e, 1856.
To TIE Hoy. H. r. RUsSf1S PRESIDENT SEy AIR.
Tho Committee on state Affairs TO which referred
ont resolution passed By the House Representatives
appiOVing the vote the Hon. T. j. Rusk and osap-
proving that 81 the Hon. sam Houston, the United
States Senate, upon the Nebraska and Kansas bill,
have instructed me to report the said resolution
back TO the Senate, and recommend its passage
without amendment. The course pursued by General
Rusk that occasion was patriotic, manly true to
the constitution the rights Of the State he represented
and to the South and unaffected by any anb ous aims
to have induced some southern statesmen sacrifice the
interest Of the South TO rampsnt abolition and trusting
to tho blind confidence Of their own Constituents be-
tray Them For his noble course, Gen. Rask deserves
tae fnJest and highest approva! ct this State.
On the other hand the committee have found justi
fcaton for the course pur.usd by Gen. Houston, either
in the reasons given by himself his defan iers. The
joint resolution passed by the House Of Representa-
tvcs in the exprnsion Of dsapprova Of his COURSE Is
ye1y mild It is milder rebuke than probably was
before administered TO public servant under like cir
cumstances. Because hs name IS interwOyen with the
glorious struggle of THIS country for The achievement
and maintenance OF its independence induoed to
present this moderation.
EDWARD r. HORD, Chairman.
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NNfVAN NHI " VV'tH u'F
RxTIE0AD Accident.

RAILROAD ACC1DEST.
FEE. 13.--,SnydA =. Smith dgdins TIE N.o TorJt aeI
adninstratrix sued for damages for the death OF her
husband alleged by the neggence OF the companys
servants The deceased an engine driver, in tue
employ Of the New Hayen Railroad Company, and the
9th October Last driving passenger train along that
portion Of the road which belongs TO the Harlem Com
pany, ~ Nelrose when OF the nsplaSing
of short switch, the New Haven train on the
track, and he was killed.
The deendsnts by their answer denied the negligence
N their servants and alleged reckless driving the part
Of the dsoeed They further set mp, thar the defend
driver at his risk and that they labls.
and OF this point they claimed TO avail themselves a. IL
1t mad been taken b. way Of demurrer.
Tor the plaintiff the witnesses positively depoScd that
tbe white rag, or signal of security, exhibited,
and 1t seemed that IAwiess, the swItchmAu had admitted
that IL was mistake, and tue swift Ii had placed
on the aide instead ef the main track Thus N An was
not produced by either side.
The fireman who the train a. the tine bat ee-
caped stated That they were not going at soy greater
rate than ten twelve miles hour And that Ia Sless
had TO try and recty his error bat was too st.
IL was also shown that the switch used yss common
short switch, and II commended that these we're NO.
10 sale ~ those araost universally adopted and
termed the frog and guard switch Cpog this be toss;
nony was somewhat conflicting. Iaweys had been aonus
eight or nine years In the service of the COMPANY and
bore an excellent character SOBER steady ssryaut
The plaintiff who, FOR herself and two in'ant children
alleged that the damages not ess than thou,and
dollars, claimed FIVE tiouAand under the satuts Jo,l
ing the liability IN such cases 10 that amount.
The jury, after very brief elaboration returned
verdict for the full amount caiGedf5, COO For tho
plaintiff Truenan Smith and j. VIM. Seesy; gos he de-
tendants G. ". Sandford and 4 j. Billings
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An Elopcmcnt In Illinois.
FCo,responde nce of tho Chicago Press

TorJoy, ILL.,, Jan. 80. 1856.
There has been the most intense excitement our
neghborhood the past week. occasJned BY the
Of A. lonciiei, lsq a married man, with the wife Of
VIM Rose Esq., on the I'D il st. The guilty parties both
resided here.
Mr. Noncrief has enjoyed until the past season. the al
most universal coniden,e of our community as OF
correct PRINCIPLES and as gentleman. Such hiss been
the confidence reposed in him that for several past
he has held the office OF magistrate and 9th es and
last fall the democratic nominee for
to the sta Legislature for this and Peoria county and
ahead Of his ticket. No trusted In him inn
plicitly OF honor and gentleman than the In
jured husband. Mr. Ro~e was up TO the hour Of this
friend OF Mr.. NJ, and had stood by him as such whne
o hers were ABANDONING him. Both MasoRs, Mon
Grief being master Of the odge here at the time Of this
csamitous affair, and Mr. Rose holding Office in the
same lodge.
MoncIef leaves behind him a wife of irreproaciabls
character, deserving Of tho tsst OF husbands
and lovely ntoresting boy TIE deserted vile is
y frantic With grief She Lett here alone among stran
gers, but amid those who will Dc all that is possible to
Mrs. Rose lady Of fine personal appearance,
Of good family ard at the time Of the eiopsmsnt a
member OF the Baptist church. Her husband Is one
Of our most worthy ctNens esteemed by all who know
him. lie kind and indugcnt to his vito, tao much
so for ahe Proud, refractory woman who has 80 bsseiy
Mrs Rose loft three interesting girls, worse than
mciberlsss. She took with her little boy The ssher
and his friends In hot pursuit OF the guilty parties,
with the hope OF recovering the child:
Mrs. r. managed to procure her husband 70 De ab-
sent that she might better at nef wann
that he would BE- compelled 10 leave IL nj home
paae ior her She rien hs drawers, and took tesdes
quantity of gold, all The valuable property about the
house OF pos table nature.
Nor rief Is supposed 70 lave taken a considerable
amount Of money with hsns, belonging to parties for
whom he had collected 1t in his Official capacity besides
leaving many creditors to whiatle for their dues.
Both parties had been married for ten years and up
wards, and circulated in the best society Mrs. Mon.
c1ef says that there unkind word passed
between her husband and herself that his conduct
shrouded in the deepest mystery TO her She att Stes
her soul crushing misfortune to liquor This affair does
not take air Of with us; IL shocks us-it
grleves and staggers
Mrs Rose left letter behind for her sister IN which,
after bidding everlastipg adcu she-the heartlesy
adnliress-"hopes to mcet them In ho,vcn,,, Tho en-
the comm unity teepiy sympahze With the injured par
tie and may God grant them strength TO bssr their
fortunes, which now weigh 20 heavily upsn them.
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Tho Weather.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


The temperature this morning, at and O'Clock. has
fallen to within three degrees OF zero and has not risen
above fourteen degrees during the day The GOLD term
which commenced the 18th December, is its
Gftieth day CT continuance.
It will be By comparing this memoranda with that
Of the TN published the morning OF the sh thai
circles sustain the OF go hours, with the dy
sions into equal sections clearly and o,ncusvey.
said la that memoranda that the third circle of $50
hours would end the 9TH between tine hoors Of and
"a NJ IRON before O'Clock OF the morning OF the
och TIL past the temperature equiibriated from u
TO y degrees and the great circle was being oomplc
ed suo " toll from 70 10 A. M.thus The fourth great
circle Was thon cornmebce6 On Monday, the Ilth
shortly after the s forty hour section of the fourth
circle was reached the Temperature and at j. NJ
of Ina, day reached II degrees and continued above the
fIeezng point for twonfy seven hours, with the excep
ton OF the hour Of A. NJ. OF tn csday, whom 1t at
az 1ovrecs At the termination Of this tgenty
bours Of high temperature squan over And
thc ten perature fell suddenly and continued going down
ward ubtl this morning ut O'clock vhes IL rcacaed
within three degrees It will DO by
inc The hours forward from between and A. li. u
"a 9Th that this fall Of temperature occurred while the
n. quarter Of tho fourth great circle being
Se,sd We now looh forward TO every sortyAye hour
Section counting from between IL T. d. OF yesterday and
IA Ii. If to-day, ~ important points IN the 'ourth
great circle. - an ,o,. h- hi.aaa'
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DrgL WITH REvoLvfRs IN NEW 0RLgAys.--it
will m venom pcrod that about two months ago a man
nan,ed Fell from tahawba, Ala. arrested In this
CITY On charge OF having fred at and serousy wounded
his brother-i- law Mr.. Quarles. After being taken TO
fahawba hostile message passed between the parties
and they came Louisiana for the purpose Of wpng out
old scores according to the code" Sunday last tho
ran The place and reyoivsrs at twenty PAGES formed
por,ion Of the appointments 1t Il said that they fired
1--WE sots each uarles receiving three shots and Roll
but one Qusres received shot in his right ear,
anothsr in his left check, third IN his shoulder and
fourth passed through his hat Tho shot which Bell
oived WAS one in the upper and poscror poen OF his
riynt hip None Of the wounds expected to prove
fafaI Yesterday the parties returned 10 Aabema &C.
compsniei BY THAR respective frisnds,-hco Dsleass
Ficay1N,e, R1,e.
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Names on The .AurrdSe daily
R.,,,,iyy- lyg<.s7.l.frf.sS

committee. consisting Of Messrs. Slater, Parker and
Barnes OF the Board Of Education the School Super
inteEdent have in consideration the subject OF establish
ipg normal schools in Jersey City
The Committee Buildings of the Board Of Education
have been instructed confer with the Comul.tee
schools OF the Common Council relative to the erection of
public school building in the Third ward OF Jersey
City.
The CorEYs- On Wednesday the Hudson county courts
were adjourned until next Monday, when Judge
Ogden win pronounce sentence upon those convicted at
this who have not been sentenced and will give his
decision in cases which have been argued during the
present The criminal calendar il through with,
and the ci, calendar has been disposed Of for the term
None of The recently tried have been of general
interest Tho term OF The court viii commence in
the second week Of pril.
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HENRY T. DAVIES, ESQ.


before hon Juoge Whlung.
FIR 13--Ernea FIldc, r. Sands nickr, d a.
TIE facts Ct this case briefly these-In September
1882 the plaintiff sold to the defendants ninety reels
winches Of Russian hemp yarns, valued at 900
to be PAID for by cash, delivery. OF that amour.
50 7ss paid and dcfeaeans refused to pay tho
remainder OF the purchase money, the ground that
the tice and not OF rs quality and that
they had had no opportunity TO inspect II unth when
just about to it, when they found examination
that about twenty reels damaged and unmerchanta
BILE and then offered TO return That part or the whole
To this proposition the plaintiff refused to accede. At
the e Of the sale the broker gave the following sale
motel
sept a. ls52-Pmchased Of Earnest Fielder. for
hemp yarn 9 Per b. less cent OF for
cash. to lie delivered from wharf on landing sein rn Ss
The action was for the bslanse, amounting to shout
5000 resisted the vi rreacn OF wa-rantee
white tie plaintiff contendea there such oresch,
bnr that tbs injury from latent mpere;.'on
in the igna bre at the time OF the sale, unkno vn to
Plaintiff The evidence conflicting several Wit
Opposing that the article was tbrst quaaty
Russian hemp damaged but from their experience in the
trade they could NOT say in what manner the damage
occurred
The Court charged the jury that the question I, b
dc ;ided vas wheths the sale nots only rep
tacn OF the quality OF the goods and for
the parpose Of this trial he would charge hat It was
warrantee Of their qualify, but not Of ner souudness
The article testified be OF first quality, but d.
to it's soundness If man purchased horse. the age
and pedigree Of which only ia warranted, that
would not warrant it being sound aud il often
happened that . horse would be warranted TO be
gehe bu. not its soundnes The sale in this
partcularzed ninety reels wnches Of yarn Of
first quality but said nothing of their being sound This
article Of first quality but contained latent dee:t,
unknown appeared either he seller purchaser
and the jury satisfied Of that the plaintiff could
recover unless 1t the time of the sale tho seller conceal
eli sone important fact stated something which lie
knew 10 be false, In order TO induce the defendants TO
maize the purchase.
The jury retired with instructions to bring in sealed
We dat. Verdict plaptif 1852 III,
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q Murphy, were taken into custody By eesrs heuirs
and rsdae Of the Fourth ward police charge Of steal
Sga gold watch and chain valued at $780, from Terence
Brady, cfNo "a James street. The complainant alleges
that wh he seeing the elephant In the Fourth ward
he the pssnsfs, whose polite attentions TO
soId watch and chain Mr.. Brady charges Narphy and
HcManus with the theft but they deny all knowledge Of
the wheresb Of the eSeiry. The accused COM
nitted for exasnination hy Justice Welsh
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Marine Court,

ACTION FOR CARELESS DRIVING.
Feb. H--1rpte rs. Aldreus--rhis was an action fof-
injuries occasonod DO u the 0efedants lice of ON
nibuses running sgainat and upsetting tho plaintiffs
wagon, and throwing the plaintiff into the street, In
Fulton, between Broadway and Nassau street-the
wheels OF the wagon passing the breast OF the plain
tiff who confined to his bed for several days afer,
Verdict for plaintiff, $l15.
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before Hon. Judre 1n0eranll.

Fer. 13.At the sitting Of the Curt this morning the
Grand Jury brought in bills Of indictment against John
" GODS, Tor assAuit with intent 10 kill Samuel p
Mcknight and also against John Socze for hke assault
upon John w. Johnson Both offences are afledged 10
hAvc been committed board the brig Wandering jew
The Grand Jury tbeo dscbsrgei, with he thanks
Of w C9uh
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Commissioners Of Emigration.

The Board met on wednesdayai the usual hour and
quorum present.
Mr. Kelly introduced series Of resolutions tile par
port Of wh,h was TO SCI the buildings OF the commits.
sion now located ia Worth street. and remove the offices
and business Of the Department TO Castle Garden where
ahere was ample room to accommodate the officers.
Mr.. KENNEDY opposed to the resolutions, as the re-
moval would have the elect Of bringing number Of
paupers and others seeking relief on the premises, and
thereby cor ct with the rules, which prohibited
the enigrant from staying within the walls The reso-
buttons were no weyer, passed.
Mr. CUMMING moved that the cce Of Vice President bs
abolished as 1t OF use and the duties Of that CT
Ii ,e could as we'll be trsnsaced by the clerks. After
long debate this declared out Of order. the Office
could not be abolished without amend 7aent sc the
rules.
An election Of officers for the ensuing year then
held which resulted in the election OF inc old ohcers
follows
Julian c. yerplanck, President.
Captain T. Crabtrec, Vice President
Sorne other routine business transacted, alter
which The Board adjourned.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
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Jersey City Rows.

Scfoor ArvAIRs.-The Super intendcnt Of Schools in
Jersey City has reported the number OF pupils in the
schools. as follows to the Board of Educahon:--
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presented pistol at his head, and told him he wouli
shtot him Ii he would not himself scarce aud thu.
afraid his life was in danger the boy had leave the
geoes In the possession OF the accused contrary 70 lie
orders OF his employee The prsoners were held 10 an
swor the charge preferred against them, By Justice
Eennan.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
Robin Jones was taken into custody, by the Fourth
ward police, on Wednesday night charged with hving
in company With others attempted to commit hiah way
robbery upon the person of James Hamilton resident
Of Cannon street. The complainant alleges tina. while
he was in Water street. the night in uesto he was
met BY gang OF men who very afgenty uested hi n
TO ats nd treaa The complainant, however wonh not
accoce to the- demand and cndcayorn9 IN give his
newly made acquaintances the slip, when lie as
eauIted Knocked down. and as lie says brutality iunrel
by these His cries of "Wasch watch attracted
the attention on officer Reader Of the Fourth ward p5Ioe
who luckily near al hand and the thieves seeing Tho
near approach Of the policeman took 10 their beos
Jones Was captured, and being .akea 10 The Tomss
Police Court locked up for sIial. Halauton durno
the ecue held his gold watch and chain IN his han r
foar the rascals would snatch It oway from him.
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.
Thos Gfllcn Mary Gen and Anne Ieory were te,te-,
into custody - Ieutenan. Cameron and Others Of the
Eleventh ward police, charge Of robbery. The aceuse
II u alleged eltced pedlsr, named soiomn burnett
into their house 10 Lewis, Fight streets, and
then pic1irg quarrel with him, Thomas 6ilen Il IA
charged caught hold Of the pedars box Of jewerv
ran oil With the The complainant says he was hold
fat in the arms OF the female prisoners who by rhis
means in allowing the male prisoner to escape
from the house. Gfen was captured very soon after-
wards BY cccr HAnratsy but the box OF owery which
in valued nj $780, has not since boon hoard Of The pr
soners ware ali tskon before Justice Breonan at tho E
sex Market Police Court, whore they citeed 70
examination.
ALLEGED THEFT or GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
Two young men, named james AeAauQs aud Thomas