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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

width OF curtain "a feet width OF obbios at prosce-
mum, feet gradually widening at vestibue entrance
10 10 feet entrance OF lobby Broad street 10 by 73
feet; vestibue on Broad street, q by 70 feet two
main stsirways in vesibule width Of esch l3 feet;
width Of same tn second tier, feet to third feet
The grand saloon which be used for concerts lee
lures balIs &C., il 80 by s5 feet hight Of same 80
feet the number Of exit doors is H. all Of them open
ing outward, and comprising space OF III feet;
Il at full house be discharged in fcom four TO five
minutes the covered cariageway il 20 feet Locust
street 10 curb; width of Broad street pavement, ls
feet Locust street do, l2 feet; stage excavations be-
low the 6oOr 10 feet; under remainder Of the house.
q feet heated by steam generated by two boilers.
The auditorium If to be illuminated by circle in the
dome containing 800 jets, also by two of jets along
the coinices and by bracket lights against the walls.
There will be veniilating iues throughout the
house connecting with the maiu ventilating shaft,
over the illuminating circle. The ptquet entrances
are, to wit: two at orchestra, feet wide, gradually
enl8rgrg to 81 feet at lobby, with two additional side
entrances each "a feet wide Numerous other passa-
ges throughout the house leading to seats commence
along the inner circle being feet broad and gradually
widening to feet at lobbes. Restaurant in base
ment 26 by 90 feet; hight Of the building to corDice
60 feet. The roof will be Of iron, main span 90 feet;
passage-way On south flank 10 feet; passage-way on
rear 10 WesmOreland street Is feet; q balcony on
Broad and also on Locust street, each 20 feet.
:" These facts and figures sufficient evidence
that the new Opera House will be worthy Of Phlldel
phis, while the rapid progress being made with the
work renders its speedy completion almost certain
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
TAdverisemeut.
DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS-NOrICE

Dr. RoBERr HUNTER begs to inform hs patients in Ph,del.
phs that he has opened establishment in that city, under
the charge Of Dr. MoRsOS for the special treat
neat Of disesses Of the throat and lungs
Dr. MoRsoN amembsr Of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
Lolon las enjoyed both In that city and York long
ard great experience in tie treatment Of pulmonary affections
Dr. HUNTER would sso state, for The information OF hi, pa
tieuts residing Baltimore and Washington that Dr. JoHS
BIssARD will hereafter be associated with the Bal
timore Office.
Tese arrangements have been rendered by the
growth Of the practice in Phladeipa and Baltimore and by
the retirement Of Dr. J,MEs HUNTER in OF III
health Patients these cities will in future enoy not only
al. the advantage DR. HUNTERS advice but the at )naI
benefit OF personal ard supervision VI k and se-
oOnplshed resident physicians. -
In The Srecaist journal Of Diseases Of The Chest for
February an extended explanation Of Dr. HuNrERs views and
treatment be found, with much additional ni0mauon,
which ud b. read By pedpoed 10 OF
from the throat lungs The Spccst can be
procured OF the publishers, MessrA SHERMAN Co.. ASor
House. Persons residing distance who are prevented by
the their health the weather or other consieai0S
from ysng advice b. prescribed for by Ietef
In such necessary that the patient should carefully
describe the symptoms and the pest history OF hi DIS
To such description exact list oi questions
has be en- prepared which will be with specimen copy OF
The Specialist application TO either Of the following sd
dresses:
Nrw-YosK-Dr ROBERT HUNTER, No. go Broadway.
Phil IIADELPHIA-Dr y. Bossos, No. JO2 Walnut-st.
R1IsoRr-Dr J. Il. WILLIAMS, No. 81 North ChsIiess'
NorE-Dr HUNTER may be consulted personal hereto
fore from m. to 4 m, daily.
NEw-YoRE, March, 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
A CARD.

To The PrDLIC.-ln consequence OF the publicity
which he's given 10 the existence ola charge sssns mde
by Ellen Kelley feel compelled, OF s respect, aud for
the honor o my profession state TO the msnformed publ:
the truth Of the
that eccusson them and now pronounce IT, TO
the groest fabrication that elevated 10 the dignity
of criminal prosecution have always been ready and
face TO face In court Justice
Abu dsn oof hand both living witnesses aud docu
evidence with falsehoOd state
Of entire innocence and fully led that this mali
bttaek rcpufa would he r-ufed of itself and
by Inherent weakness its corruption and nase
fall the ground have before troubled the public
explanation The has been dismissed
full but without requiring the production Of
tie testimony which, fortunately, cOu have presented
whose oath have bean subjected to
this without and equally without re-
dros this deested beler afewar arrested IN con-
eeuence SESSION Of Of the parties chaTgrl jointly
h her husband, John Kelley ard convicted OF the most
revolving larceny that has for been known u our criminal
la her residence had previously found art
Of tho missing prOpery and her arrest some three
the there found concealed about her
che did the Innocence herself aud her husband and
lied when she uttered the first word injurious
criminal charge when dmsed ought - be torsyer
gotten eypaIte accusation published teo,s hear
stigmHze and jure beyond repsraton an inno.
IL this the ~e Cf one Of OF convicted
Gons herself subsequently, be equally guilty with her
may her uncorroboraed staten snt
accuse LAWYER while doing his whole duty to his clien OF
crime aud that false accusation - the cTedu0us
public bros then there sa:ey for innoce ce,
protection for honor, integrity, apd gooi rcPnton
oboquy should be laid tho nstisdons OF SUN
end thew should be trra'et by cJIrs
and by the pubic with utter dsbelef aud w nnnitSa'i
Contempt THOMAS b. BARNABY, No. 20 Broadway.
Aiarchc
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ADVERTISEMENT !
tAdveytsementi
"EvrsY should have box in toe house handy n
ease Of accidents 20 the children"
RrnnISC's RUSSIA S,LyE.

Iii Boston remedy Of thirty years stsnn and sror
rended by Physicians Il end speedy for Burns
Pes Bois Corns Fecus Chblan' snd Od Sores Of every
hind for Fever Sores Ucer Itch, Scsd Head Sete ssn
Buuons Sore NIPPLES recommended BY nurses Nhitows
Sites Testers flesbites, Spider sings FroEon Limbs sli
Rheu Scurvy Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
fiesh Wounds valuable remedy and cure waiea
ts be testified b. thousands who have used IN he CJ Oh
Boston the last thirty In no instance
will Sslye do injury interfere with pay ans pre-
scption Il is mag from the puTest materials o
brocl rn Russa articles growing Ia thA country and the
prepetors have letters from ali classes Cergy men PhseAs
Sea Captains Nurses and other. " ho lsys used these,
ard recommend il 70 others REDpNG's Russia SALyE p1
iu large tin boxes stamped the with picture 9
horse and disabled soldier which picture also engraved on
the wr.pper Prce 25 cents Box SOd all ths stores n
town OF country or may b ordered o PARKS T.
Y CLIcKExEk Co. o. any wholesale druggist
REDpISG 4 Co. Proprietor, No. State St, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

The National Bank basdeclared dividend OF D v
cent, payable en- the 10th Of April next.
We have received the following note from Mr..
ThOmpson
To N. Editor II The n Tribune.
II is the Arlington Bank, ID. C., ana not tue waSa-
Dgton Bank, snn0uneed by telegrsPn, o. tsso has
failed. - y. i"o",,oS'
yesterday say;
lo artcd the concern, soi out all his interest in It.
He res since redeemed every dollar Of the paper "
sued while hs was in any way connected witha. Sub
sequeutly it said TO have been the concern sf ono
Mr. Sheldon publisher Of a bank note detector IN Cni
cago. Up to Saturday last its notes were duly sc-
ds enod by an agent here. Since then, however, the
fundr said to have given out and the holders Of 10
iseues left in the yocatiye. The agent had deck
in the exchange office Of Mr. Webb on Pennsylyania
ayeIUs.
A loan for the Hapnibsl and st. Joseph Railroad
La ust been taken up. and by Of the strongest M
Of subscribers we have railroad loan-
The negotiation was conducted by John 4. Thayes.
CO. Of Boston, his house taking OF the bonoA
In the lst Of subscribers We Observe the Damcs On
McCslmet, BrotbeJs& g. Co and Baring, bfotners @
co NJ London John NJ. Forbes, James X. Mills, IL
u u,,r.wsu YIN. p. Weld and Franklin Haven of
p,s,or Alexander Duncan, John G. Green, Il. voa
UofDs, g. Co. Schuchard e. Gebbard and David
I4sv;tt Of New-York The amount was ~ ,ooo, ,oos.
ard the security fi zen upon oil the Land given By
the Federal Government to this road about 100000
acres Judging from the experience Of the limos
Central Railroad, and from the prices at which ado'a-
ing lots Of land are now selling, the directors are coa
fdent that the lands will fully pay the entire cost q
the road and equipment, leaving a road out o. ae0s
and costing pothng to the Stockholders.
The arrangement for paying of the bonds sew.
and we think very gosd. Az otea - o.ooo 10 psaa
in to the Trusees from the proceeds Of snds Asg srs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
BROOKL YN IIEJflS.

BREACH OF MARRIAGE PRoMIsE.-A case Of this
nature was brought up for trial in the Circuit Court
Judge Davies) yesterday. The parties are Sarah
Jones, complainant, and David Evans, defendant
Both are, or were, in the employ of VIM. Halsey of
Clinton ayenue-the man coachman and the
woman as cock. The damages claimed by the CON-
plainalt are 5000. 1t is alleged in the complaint
that after promise Of marriage, the defendant effected
her seduction This was in September, 1884, and in
June Of the following year child was born. -Four Of
plaintiffs sisters were examined, and they proved
that defendant had paid considerable attention to her
tbe plaintiff When she found she was enc'cnte she
sent word to him by of her sisters of her condi
to1 and denying the paternity he positively refused
to marry her. The defense attempted to show in
proper conduct the part of plaintiT The case Is
not vet concluded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
,Adyertisement.l
EDWARD r. DIXON NJ d., Editor OF The

scspc attends exclusively OPERATIVE SuEcEEz ead Cow
the OBSCURE DISEASES of the SYSTEM
Al No 4 5hay between 10th and iiths Herna Pes Pro
sIsus and Fstus permanently eged without the knife or
lsninre Office from TO mornings 70 and 70
evenings al other hours he Is Al his private hospital whore
every comfort domestic life provided for those who require
careful resimei1 ard surgical trestment
The ofce of The S.alpe is at No Neseyst Asor House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
CITY ITEMS.

After such day yesterday, there can be no fear
that March will lose the character Of being the most
chsngeable, boisterous, disagreeabe month of the
twelve. The wind seemed to have set apart the 25th
to do ts utmost 1t blew from all quarters at once,
with violence Of hurricane strength, raising clouds
of dust, ard for time n the morning bringing show
egs Of snow. During the afternoon and evening il
very cold. 1t is said that if March CONES in like
lion it will 90 out like lamb; but this month must
prove exception, since it came n like lion and
gees out Ike two lions and small tiger
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH 80 1856

stomp urou the dTes comb. The difference certainly
sdesbe Gri tg for the word Rubber" upou Il there would
10 ground flr estrsnt thck however With he
ts'ou that M oder should Be sustained hs branch Of it
.so.
rnsy for the i1uneiOn continuing the Preeat
Il junction % the LesripE
FvsFts snd Cutting for plaintiffs; Mr. E. BarT
II for Hsfrniant.
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Advertisement.
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUM0R.

Owing the demand for my Ointments for the Of
scrofuiss in New York CITY shall be At No P mouth House,
No ~ Broadway from 2h TO A2r All WIZ roabed
with ScrofGous Hrsnou respectfully invited to ca Ad
vice in all cases Eratis. DosALo kennedy,
Proprietor Of KEsSEDys MEDIC " DIscovERY,
Roxbury, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

DrscEsT UPos "FEEcK'-LARGE AsousT or
STOLEN GooDs RECOVERED. - Officers Gray and
Farley Sergt. Walsh and Others Of the Police Depart
ment made dcscent yesterday upon the grocery OF
VIM. Rando, corner of Mott and Houston streets,
which for sometime had been suspected Of being
"fence," or d,po-Ory for stolen goods Oa searching
the premises the officers found about twenty gets Of
harness several buffalo robes, sades, considerable
amount of silver ware three rosewood guitars, lorna
mtnted with silverl several sets Of sleigh bells, lot
Of knives and forks, sole leather trunks and other
articles, among which lot Of silver spoons marked
"Steamer Augusta" All these articles were taken
to the Lower Police Court Centre street. where some
have already been identified BY their owners. The
rest can be any day between the hours OF aud
; D. m. The police also arrested Louis Walkanning
the clerk OF the store; bat RandO, the proprietor
could not be found. He arrested sometime ago for
feloniously receiving three hoesheads % moasses.
Walkannipg was committed by Justice Connolly for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Advertisement.
desire to treat all COnsump-

tive. but particularly those who have tiled Al other Physicians
without relief Experience has shown that cure Gov
SUMPTION readily any other dseass snd that my LvHG
and CoUGH SIRUP positive or sumption IL al ~
varied forms hrs M ). MHsN' g.
Psychiea Physician snd Therspentist, 81 West th' " u
Otice hours 10 to ?. ~. Wedresdsys excepted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Advertisement
Window Shades, White and Buff Hollands, Oil

Cloth Table Covers Picture Cords Tssses kc manufsc
turers prces. by WoopFokD WEaPLE No SO CaiharInsy
y. Y. County hsFchaas supplied st the lowest prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
1Advertisemsnt.i
EyANs's CLOTHING WAREHorsE. Nos. 66 az

"a Fulous is tie oily place IA SewYork where elegant
Bne Cloth Dress Goats sold fne Black ProCs Coats
Flo; beautiful MORE Antique Vests, %, SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
fAivertsemeBt
TIE INDIA RUBBER Conn COMPANY. y. YORK.

OF CONBs ard dealers therein,
warned sxsnsf counterrng Stimulating the trade marx.
labels ct this ComTsuy under pain Of being prosecuted ciEy
AID cruinsily. 70 the extent OF the a~.
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To cure Cough buy bottle of the BAT.SAM

WILD tHERRT We have fal TINS cOfnblnstu1 OF
Ds WsrER than IN other remedy known, hsgng wnsss
ed its entire n.sny o Protracted Cough
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
corsr OF APPsALs-M.sca as

COURT OF APPEALS-MkRca 25
Nos. a. so reserved for April Q. No. III reserved
for ATrS No 10, esnlt opened and esuse struck off, No
sl Pe@tle vs. Snec cher Agreed Mr. Samuel Besrdsey for
arrelsrts Mr. j. r. Pnrre for respondent No Tracy
Lesyitt On nrgumeu. Mr. Samuel Beardsey and Mr. N.
II II fox apI eant Mr.. Abjsh Mann for respondent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

ACCIDEST on RsILRoAD.--A boy, IL years Of
named Hugh McGraw denRerouy injured yesterday
by falling platform car No = uuison
River Railroad He had jumped uron the platform and the
nearing Jay street. fell Of aud dsnssEousy
injured. He taken home by the iflh Ward Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED. - Lawrence Myers, n
beard the ~ Sanford lying pier No ~
North River Thursday night accidentally fell Ovsrbolrd and
drowned His body recovered yesterday d Coroner
Gamble held inquest upon it, Deceased was native Of
Sweden, q years Of age
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

ATTrMrTED StIcIDE.-Danie Menges, m English
man, thirtythree years of age arrested on Thurs
day night for attempting to drown himsef in the
Moth River, at the foot of Thrtyffh street He
was taken before Justice Flandrcau, who permitted
lin to go upon his promising not repeat the attempt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
lAdverfiseInentl
SyEY's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS

h.v beoou. standard Csthsre- They give strength s1d
Leave the bo~es end pssra overcoming Cosisens.s
p;ocspes, Dyspsr@is. RheuInssm, &c Reereoce-Iohs
@ CErrsEsaf n d. ycr sale At HreENsS. cLsEx COS
Sorvs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Id " LNIE'LL/GENCE.
TIE COX DIVORCE CASE-VERDICT FOR
THE DEFENDANT

SUPERIOR COURT-MARcH 2s-Before Judge O,SLEY.
This brought to close this morn
ing. At il o'clock the verdict was opened in the
presence Of the Jury. On the second issue framed
and the only real issue in the case, as to whether the
defendant guilty OF adultery as alleged in the com
plant, the jury answered in the negative.
Mr. SchefT, asked that the Jury be poed, which
was done, and each Of its members assented to the
verdict.
An attempt was made to applaud on the an-
neupc, r:ei. of the verdict, but this was promptly
checked by the officers in attendance.
We hear that when the jury retired they stood
.evtn for the defendant and five for the plaintiff. The
main question in issue that Of the identity OF the
person seen by A!ers with the defendant.
All the counsel in the case and the plaintiff were
precent on the announcement Of the verdict The de-
fcndant was not in attendance.
Nr. Schsffer asked that twenty days be allowed
the plaintiff : counsel to prepare an appeal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
ADVERTISEMENT
. a,t...,o, ,F Ja.lar, ar1

large stock Of CHANpELIrRs and Gas FIxrvREs Of
oTiEf a! AID beautiful designs OF OUR MANUFAcrVRE.
MITCHELL, BAILEY Co., No. 5S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

CoRRrcTIoS.-we are informed from Mr.. Palmer
a member Of the Know Nothing Council in the Tenth
Ward that some remarks attributed to him in report
published in our columns Wednesday with reference
to Mr.. f. Combs not made by him; and that he
did not alude to Mr. Combs in unfavOrabe manner
at all. Upon this assurance We chccrfully publish
this correction.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

AITENPTED SUICIDE BY A FEsALE.-Miry Ann
Carr, girl eighteen years OF age found on Thurs
day evening in state Of stupor in Of the str let's
of the Eighth " ard, and taken to the Station
House where she restored TO conscOusness. She
then informed the Police that she poor orphan,
with no one to care for her, and to get out Of her
misery, had attempted selfdostructon. She was
yesterday taken to the jefferson Market Police Court,
and will be detained until provision can be made FOR her.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-March %
Before Commissioner SrILwELL.
The crew of the ship Dreadnought, in custody on a
charge OF revolt and muiiIy, we're discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

About 10 o'clock last night a man by the name Of
Wrth called at The Herald Office to see the pres bu they
complying with his request he proceeded down tho
steps into the pIess when he fell breaking his neck aid
Was Intoxicated
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
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IAdvertisementl
THIS AFTERNOON AND EvENISG.-Thcy will

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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
MARINE COURT-MARcH 2s-Befors Judge THoNP

MANINF COT KT-MARCH lB-be'Ore Juigc THONPSON.
Grimm sst Smiley 4 Wsdron.
Plaintiff. assignee % some forty employees OF
the BoweIy Theser for rendered during the two
weeks por the closing the heater Tho claim is for
somew hat than Z 200.
The point was whether the defendants Jondy
abie by virtue partnership proPrie aud managers
of the temple of the Bowery Thrspis Mr. Wsdron tenyns
such rfrership
eits writing snd orders the surernumaes in the
room snd did develoVe any behind the
the Court held that the defendants partners and accord
II ely gave ud gment for Pairtih
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
this correction

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ny CsBM EMLE.-dr
John Hercheverrie, Cuban exile, attempted seii-de
struction yesterday by drowning lie was rescued by
Ofscer Busteed and taken to the Lower Police Court
1t appears that the unfortunate man was tor n'ne
months imprisoned by the Cubans for ms pol'tica
creed and having escaped from his confinement hSa
to this city, where he has lived almost IN sta'e OF
desttution, far from lis family and friends lis SUI
feriugs induced him to make an attonpt 10 take hs
life but he rescued, and now returns to them
He remains in the City Prison, hoping for some be-
nevolent hand to be extended to his relief.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

ASSAULT WITH KNIFE Mary Cole, colo'ed
gr and bartender at No Thomas street, a vile To-
cality, was yesterday arrested for asssulting Julia
Boston, also colored, living at No. in the came
street, and cutting q severe cash in her face with
butcher knife An old grudge existed between the
two, and yesterday they came in collision in West
Broadway. when the accused drew the knife from
der her sprcn ard inflicted the injury above stated.
She was taken before Justice Connolly and locked up
for trial The injured girl was sent to the New.York
Hospital.