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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

SUsDAI-ScHoot Asrr,KRsARY.-rhe first AnDsyef-
ay Of the Sunday attached the south rt stree,
hisi0n Ne Lodist Erofs Church ock .ce last evening
befs large .oasnc~ The oons Of vocal muse
rccitaf.ons. AM alireees.
The COURrs.-The Court of Over and Terminer
OrgsnrsG Yesterday before Judge Strong rrssias and
Jusoes In and schoonmakor when the folio NaS
ADne.ed the Grand Inquest; John Cross
foreman George > OeistoD II. p Day. John I. 10 ~srd
George CsTry. Hiram n. HAskia., J. NJ Beach Wn NJ
Harms Edward MeNsly, George WhitieSey Ira smith WIN
J penotf Z Y Shaw Geo Mof'hnyto8, Abraham Sch-nck
samuel Dorsey. James Miller. Joan J. Kealsl, GsOrss
Ihourson The jury Wa ehred on The several points
CURED hy retired their Abor when tho alSs OPsnei
The Specs Term. 80
The Circuit Calendar which embraces Ins will b. al
" TO-DAY in regular order. commencing ., No. l.
FIRE.-Yestcrisy afternoon shortly before clock,
FIRE vas discovered in situated in the OrcbsllT At
reenT on and owned By the MeSerois sssis II sK
t.IguisAed BY Engine Company No. H. Loss ssoa tl0o
ATIFAFT TO STAB.-A man named Jacob Miller
was arrested yesterday BY the Srth District Police on charge
Of attempting stab ism Frazier fses Ia ths SIX
teeuh ard the nzh Irsvoas Coninittedtos eransoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

PAssIsG CorSrERFEIT MoSEY.-Oiiicer ODea Of
the Fourth Police yesterday arrested men named
Iboe Mauch charged with 81 counter
felt bills the Merchants Bank Of NewBedford Ma One
of the bs tho prisoners BY d. Mniler
Ger and Roosevelt streets and snetbs
by Henry No. &c Roosevelt The accused
fsksn before Justice Connolly and committed for
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

BURGLARY AND LARCENY OF j. 81 tlN.-On Mon
night the jewelry store Of Adolph a 20 2S William
entered by bursting OF the OcA o door Of an entry
leading robbed of ewey and watches 10 the value OF
. 90 with which the burglars escaped nan Laed " m
caught the Of leaving the hall and arrested
on suspicion Of being the burglar but property was found
ur on him Justice Connolly detained him to await e1amns
When accused Of be the burglar he attempted 10
escspe failed effect his object Policemen Tsdae and
using eNeroD to trace the stolen property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-aseh +-Prssss
Judzes NELsos and BITS

Tie Juries discharged for the Term, the CHM
rsl ares all going over till the April Term.
IL the csse Of Geo Wilson indicted Tor eetns ne noosH
Yador. Io,ene 10 Long Island Sound the counsel foe ~
r.oer Me..rs linen and Ordrnsuf raised qussssca
y ,sSc,ion a this Court the question Tis
y,rusnt npon this point down for wednesday
iuf March 5, Of IA O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

THE PIoKwIcK CLUB.-The annual fancy dress ball
given under the auspices Of the Pckwick Club this
city, took place on Monday evening at the Apollo
Rooms. The principal characters in Dickens work
represented the floor by members Of the Club,
in costumes prepared for the occasion By Phillips.
Elijah H. Purdy personated the venerable PIckpick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

Young Mr.. Pierce, who so mysteriously disappeared
some weeks ago, is still missing. Some hopes were
entertained that he might have sailed in the Baltic
for Liverpool, but Mr. WIN. H. Allmand, the Purser
OF the Baltic states that person answering to the
lost gentcmans or appearance was on board the
steamer during her late voyage. This hope having
been destroyed, his afflicted family now almost des-
pair Of ever seeing him again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

DODwoRrHs AsNUAL BALL.-This event came off
on Monday evening last at Niblo's Saloon, and was
largey and fashiorably attended. The programme
Of dances presented agreeable variety, while the
music of the Band fully equal to its reputation.
A selection from civilian TELL" performed by the
whole Band was received with marks Of high ap-
probation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
ARREST OF . Hall TnIEF.-A young man named

ARREST OF Hall THIKF.-A young man named
John Wallace Monday night the hall Of
the dwelling Of Mr. Timothy Brennan No 12 Leonard street
which he bad gained by Of false key When
detected asked what brought him there he sail he
looking for DR. Jackson" policeman c.led, but be-
fore reached the hose Wallace escaped from Mr. Brennan
and the He was however pursued and
ured and Yesterday morning Justice Connolly locked him mp
for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

CApTrRE OF Young BURGLARs.-James Doyle,
William H. Harley and James Goserty ai boys OF from u to
ises Knowles Of No 81 James street to wSh they
had gained access by forcing of thu lock Of the basement
door with an iron crowbar Articles valued at - 80 which
hey had stolen the house found their posesson
and they before Justice Connolly and locked tor
frial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

COLUMBIA CoILEGE.-The graduate members Of
the Pethologian Society held meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Chapel Of the College for the purpose
of making the preliminary arrangements for the proper
celebration Of their Semi Centennial Anniversary, the
organization being now in the if1ieth year Of its
existence. The necessary preparations were not com
pleted yesterday but the day will be celebrated in
May with appropriate exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

CoRREcTIos.-In yesterdays paper was notice of
change Of name in Westminster County. We had it
Upper and Lower MorrisaBis:" it should be Up
per and Central Morrsania"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

Messrs. Schuberth & Co. have published The
Victorious Freemen new national Song. The words
of patriotic character. by Samuel Reynolds, and the
music duly emphasized and harmonized BY FIR.
Brandes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MARcs i-Befose Re-
core.r SMITH.
The Court met yesterday as II o'clock, agreeably
70 adjournment The first business in order was tho
impannelDg of the Grand jury. The Clerk called tae
roll and the following gentlemen responded and were
IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22


me PROVINCE and dULes az the independent press are
s,,en psuDsersiood. aud still ofieDer misrepresen!ed
An independent. paper = must pc remembered nc,
epiuon OF is TO about with every wind Of po
polar fancy, TO irncke with whatever or whomsoever
happens TO be In the ascendant and q word to
truth continually 10 the feetpg interest OF the
But the independent press has higher charac sup
Port u Rows the inee to none OF The false Bsals of the
times Il truth and justice at the expense OF
sboqny. sets out 10 teach the people, not to
before them, and II honest and bold, Il never abad
aens this aim. II does not however undertake all this
with the self snnoiency OF ignorance but rather with the
santious and comprehensive charity Of disciplined wis
pses no source from which acts may be gathered leaves
abors untred which will assist t,wards the peret
elimination Of truth does not pronounce hasty Judg'
men6, but when speaks speaks out decdedlJ
The superiority Of the independent press over the par
ezan s however, as great as over the neutral Parzan
papers, Ike corporstons, have no souls OF their own.
hey made over without hope Of redemption, TO an
unreienting master, whose hghtest behess they are
wkh their own eyes, bat only through the eyes Of
the great nonaints scnbrG, who stands directing and
out Of ssns ana pS shs Sosa. ns1
have 10 utter They are but puppets The real show
men 10 their party. This 10 a principal cause Of the
constant misrepresentatons Of the arguments Of their
spponents which disgrace the partisan press; for men
violent when they feel that they act not
for themselves personally, but for faction party
The independent press a. II actually exists, fall short
t,on possible to the Independent press is hopelessly
cut Of reach Of the neutral psrtixan The neutral
press 10 almost invariably stupid. blnks and INKS
ke owl IN the Light but has anything really
sy except 10 boot nartculaely ct times 70 keep up its
swn courage. The partisan press racy enough, but
rule generally wrong. II lives and breathes Ia
nsmospbere Of exaggerstion II makes spectres through
the msts, cut of bar mless gate posts II follows will o.
uhe wsps engendered by its surroundings; that be
Who trusts implicitly to will be tortured with constant
Aaxms, or led asray into political qusgmres innu
BE. II IS emily the independent press which join
vgor 10 truth TO be racy without being wrong
times when the press attacks partzan foes
there 10 CRY that is longer impartial but nde
pendent press which never censured party would soon
cease 70 be trus sorthy. The tine will when
trail and pariizan papers will almost to be, for
there "a press in the long which be trusted,
e1cept the independent preis.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

HORRIBLE CRUELrY-CH CHILD Burned TO DEATH
Ne Lockport journal says-A tragedy took pa 10 this
Village on Tuesday exhibiting such revolving cruelty
be almost Incredible. little boy, i've years Of age
belonging 70 Mrs. story on Washburn Street, was
roasted alive by bend in human shape, namsd Elizabeth
ofae, white woman, whose husband Ia . negro. The
evidence elected before the Coroners jury shows that
The victim was len with smaller child by its mother,
whsn Elizabeth Craig, who lived in another portion Of the
house. took the opportunity and entered the apartment
and proceeded to the execution OF the deed which, has
been shown she had previously threatened. With hor-
nd Impressions OF Damn you, damn you ~ the child
was held on the ire by its torentor, until It's legs and
osweis were burned 10 cinder then with Satanic
venge the body Of the child reversed BY the murder
- until us back was roasted TO crisp. The little suf-
ferer was found In Of the and lin sered
IN an unconscious state until yesterday Thursday)
hx, when he showed return to conscousness and was
aaked by iu mother, for the first time, 'How you
10 burn yourself" answered elizabeth burned me- y
md then recalling the horrors OF the awful scene
which were pictured its Imagination, exclaimed,
"Damn you damn you pi-evidenty in imitation OF the
mprecauons used by it, tormentor Death put an
end 70 the suAerinss OF the child. The woman was sr
rested. She tells different and conflicting stories in re
gard 70 the Transaction She 10 said 70 be desperate
character, and came TO this place from Of the East
81 cities The which led her TO the perperatou
q this diAbolica murder does not appear but was
probably owing 10 OF heart excited frenzy
~ some boyis freak OF her victim. II said that
bad made the threat that fhe would Ike to put the
shild on the IRE and put her foot on It,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

LABRADoR FIsHERxEN.- The schooner Triumph,
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Herald or that city says-Ths il the last OF feet Of
thirteen vessels which dtted this port the
Labrador Az genera thing they hsvean been
fol. The number Of men employed in the business is
nearly two hundred who have oil returned in good
end with plethovic purse.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

POLEHCAly
On WARD REGULAR AMERICAN NOMINATIONS
- FOR Alderman, Thorn. ekn nis,.
F For S SssDs1n1 Eas sam n.
1orH ASSEMBLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
10 snasp Sss wong !.
the whs s0r sna a'
WIrrIAN II. 81. JOIN, Secretary.
1oTU wARp-rHE EIGHTEENTH WARD Bu-
10 shaDan and Breckenridge Club wii hold meeting q
:a s Streets on Bis9xST x III -
w. Sss., ~ s;s. ss;ss Secretaries.
! ORR WARD REPUBLICAN MASS xEsrINa.-rHE
a
will es hs a. ne psm o. Nv d
At IA O'clock addresses are expected nom D. Field
snd harmony win ensured BY he iapoa. Rocky Msnntn
rson s w Re he
y. b sedgwick, R.T Demins
John A. Foster Committee Of Arrangements
COD wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE REpuBLI
a. be house Of Moore Corner Fifty second street AM
Eroaawsy the OSCDs sis WAS upan%ousy sop,ed
john Miller Mcsas ssanss Peter
Church long term Audrey ssissr wisn Graz IN
WmiiAx j. eunAs, Secretary.
Alta MEETING OF THE PATRICK HENRY GUARD,
N Robert Mansfield Captain held at Captain James Mnr
coser DO he ~ business was
Mr. Luke 0ren moved TO take vote for President Of us
United States which was as foowsSBpchansn o, rIinore
respectable good citizens and doubling the
foregoing votes win be satisfied by calling a, - second ave
SGe e. a. s ny james Hamilton
Treasurer, 81 West Nineteenth street
which viii bet that Fernando elected Mayer
ensuing election Ny money be found ~ TITUS
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.-THE YOUNG MEMS
" Republican General Committee, Of the city Of New York,
the York and vicinity TO attend
Oct 70 eocS aoTernor Robinson Of Ksa.ss w
Eyars Esa Of New York and other dis'ingn gen
ana DAYTON Glee Club and win asen
dpnee he first tier Of boxes VIII be reserved FOR the ladies'
+ wins Fisher &C. Young D. L. Elder, s. Waterman
John H. Keyser John Barry, j. a. Edgery Committee OF Ar
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GRAND RALLY FOR THE UNIoN.-sIxTH CoNGREs-
" sional dsc-The democratic electors Of the Sixth Con
eyeneenth wards are requested 10 attend grand ra6ca
ton meeting held in fompkins square Thursday
john doSane G Congress- The cubs Of he wards
invited in procession and after the meeting 10
0 ahe following viii address the
meeting
Hon John wheeler, hon Elisha Ward
Hon.~John McKeon, Henry Howard. Esq,
Bon. Alex Merton. J. Haskins, Esq,
Hon. JOSIAH Sutherland, Capt Isaiah ny ndefs
E. q. Genet Esq, y Mcleod Murphy,
Dr. Nerkie, and Others
COMMITTEE or ARRAsGEnEsfs.
EiErEsTH WARD. FFTEEsTH WARD
Y na1s na asrd0's Chairman ohm B sG Rysr.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

MASS MEETIYG.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
l electors of the city aud county OF New York who
favor regular ard the general of the
party are requested Tammany Hail. Wednesday
evening Oct % O'Clock for the purpose OF hearing the
report CRY and County Nominating Conventions az 70
rafy The of Mayor City Judge Counsel 10 the
CORPORATION Governor House The following
Hon John Kelley Hon Daniel T. sickles,
Hon. W b. Maclay, Bon. Elyah Ward,
ZION. Henry Murphy, Jas. T. Braiy.
Gov. Price, ". j., y v X. Wright
Hon Josiah Sntherianl Hon. John p. Jordan, ". c.,
Hon George TAYLOR DR.. Philip Merkle.
DR. Vim schirmir. Hon. Erastus Glover,
Hon Horace r. Clark Hon John Wheasr,
Hon " Anton @. II. Bracket, Esq.
CHAs. II. RING. Chairman.
THOMAS BURNS,
Chairman Sub Committee
s s..s,a. o ccOSp Secretaries
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MIsCDLLANEaSws.


On a GOOD Chameleon THE RECEIPT OF q.
enable male ' or snss % realise from SO % So week
sor Wi II 8tossssy Fost Once New York = ''
ALE ACCIDENTS CAUSED nv BURNING FLUID ARP
"A entirely prevented you use he patent isda rubber
an when lighted HAuxHuRsr MOTT, Manufacturers.
RRusHss OF EVERY pEscRrrrIos-ar rrIx BRusH
ID factory No $50 Pearl street Franklin square Al art.
ees sold !. hs o.s e'sy grees Pen; brushes q sape
T,nrNYEY Tors CHIMNEY Tops,-BEsr AMERICAS
any .sd ' E6wsE6 eusS Ps sGss "
CoysrMPTroS AND COUGHS, CHRONIC AND RE.
~ cent are snsediy cured BY Dr. haEhts vegetable com
cine now befce The public For sale at aus Bowery, NY
(,oLD IN THE HEAD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
- forfeit .cs ,ss pre- % ,ae Specie fas 2 cue
ness Group, fever, wounds Of al kinds 4c
.. COVERT, 80 Clinton stree,
NorIcE TO sEsTLEaEs ORDERING EssaAvsp
card and ali persons leaving order Tor plate or back pre-
yious 70 the January VIII be preseniei neal
csPd tx E" sSa ard ssonsr No s. Broadsas
DAprrR MAcirE Goops-TuE ONLY MATERIAL
thai win stand any climate without splitting warpiag.
s,s sass 5g, y sst "
stands olys ard thermometers Person purchasing art
stand The climate better. GEo. wa TuTILE, importer %
tanoy goods and toys.
DoIrTIckL. MILITARY MASONIC T. o. or ANpo
il A. flags. bsnrers badges rose'tes eagles enblems
stripes tases gold and silver spanrles trimmings
e ss ia Iss Il CONES W sas se
DINYEY YoUNGs PATENT SAVING MACHINE n
IL exhibition Al the Crystal Palace where al nte
rested IN manufacture Of lumber witness orera
ton This celebrated chnc u ae acting cutnR
aud back excels all other machines in rapidiy OF
aud w PERFECTION % work II extensively Wis
consn Michigan and Minnesota The owners DESTROYS
ntro ducnRs the Eastern States and for that purpose
will sell the machine on exhibition nj a 10 any
having The iacies Or operating TO advantage hpplca
be made 70 q b. SMITH, al the Office ~ VIM r. nel CO.
~ William street New York, or y the undersigned, ai MI
waake, Wisconsin. PINNbf fOUNGS co.
DAYNoRs BooKsroRE.-ACCoUsr BOOKS or gHE
&c books cab books receipt books sales books WITH The
other books wanted Tor the counting Blank
ruled and bound 70 any pattern that be wAotcj
insurance companies and others supplied with bOo<s
,rtmeni stationery for The counting for schos
miscellaneous articles always found other
tt kstores. RAYN0R, HOWE FERRY, rs Bowery.
: qOvEs STOVES, sTovEs-w n. VAN NOTE OLD
- umser. 437 new No. tSi Canal street vrickve
bay large Of he pserns N msnss erses
t gessummer ranges and sovesfor reason.
at terms Stoves and
s'o put Up and pipe furnished br The Soap sons
N.Iny SUPERIOR CANDIES,
Ofevery Kind.
., Largest assortment In New York.
Mhs lowest m'rs sry gslG. ,r.s,,o
WHOLESALE copfecuopsrs 40 Pearl street.,