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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

LETT. ard was la.t right picked In the stree. at
late hour and lodg'd il the FInt District sta,ion.
Howe. Being only loJger he was dDchsfged zee.
tresy morning hut stooiou-ly avoided bis wife, ~bo
YVES greatly excite OF account Of bis sbseDoe To-
Va I'd event sh+ it formed that her husband
/, 'ouse a few blocks of. whittier she wcnt and
found Sim. The interview must bsve been far from
b.iLgs ,rlespnt ore for she spesdily wsnded her
v,y to ,be P,hce Office and obtained wsrsnt for
hs ares, the charge Of an stiempt at desertion.
Upon heirg arrsep-o before Justice Cole, be denied
Ipci'ly OIL s'ieu pts al oeserion, and even that of
be go den ,it re- bis -ife Rlowipgy depicted OF his
mmen,e estate in the fertile Wet. He ,earobed,
bot the belt with the bright gold esges and the
pock, u ook lnoFn with sl0 and ESQ bills were
missing. He denied ever having them, and said th =
be In New.York With less than sl0 and that wheo
arrt,t.d be was IN sesrct Of employment The only
valuable paper found upon bin wa discharge froo
the amy. In order give bis wife op 1orlnty Of
? howipg an sitemp. 10 deset her by Witnesses In
New-Ymk by whom sbe could prove that he was poe
sed cf large Of money, Justice Cole pre-
vail,d on to send him TO jail. Alb. Jounsl, ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

ISFIDELITY OF WHE.-CIim. con- cases are ne
coming ar fa- a-hOnabe" in this couotry as IN France
Some six months ago Mr. Williams, ayender OF DOORS
and pdmagaZiles spJighty, "mce young ma0 mtie
his ann arspce IN the village Of Palmyra Wayne Co.,
in company with L" chaImiDg" lady some 80 years OF
age and little boy of about three years lbey toOk
lodgings at the Banker Hill Hotel passed Tor man end
wife and ade tbs p their home tor three or four
months The lady appeared respectable and vas re-
spected, She became a favOrte with the landlord
family 40 much so that when he left the hoel she took
bOard with h-m at their private residence. Nluans
called occasionally, whenever IN his ROUNDS ne coou
make it convenient, to enjoy the society OF his
" family" anC the Of has Glowing wife. Thus
I'll passed IF happily until one day last week gen
tlensn called on the LADY, representing 20 the tamuy
with whom she was living thai he was her ia"f1! nus
band, demanded b5 chi d. the little, brig1- boy 70
sLom we have referred. She blushed aod tdn'eo bd
finally recovering SELF possession assumed not to kno"
tie stIa1gtr-sbe had "Bever seen HIN before ln neT
life.' The gentleman produced o6gu' RE type o.
the LADY and child, with ether concutlve evidences OF
1he truth e bis statements. She finally made clean
brea. and confess ed a-impOred his forgiveness, OF
4ered to re urn with him to Seneca Fts acre they
had formerly resided, and to be henceInIth uu"lu
wife. But tue gentleman respectfully decUneu ue wa
upmoyed by her entreaties he scOed ~ her ears and
Spss inexMabe in his demands fJr the chld. she was
obliged 10 Weld of course, aud taking the i!te Que
with him he bsde the faithess wife farewel anu o5
matted She buried away at the same tlme III Asui'
~ her paIamOur Williams, who was lu an joining
Soun ON his usual business tour. II appears t1tt he
hulbspd left his bOme at Seneca Fails ABOUT " yedI
ago and went to New Orleans where he had oeen en.
ssged in business until DOw. lie says he mas sup 5nel
bs wife with means having made several remtt4n es
10 her The cool deliberate manner IN which he
treated .le subect-hs determination TO rescue tne
child and to let the woman suffer the penalties oi neT
shame-was most cOmmendable AMI IN idVOIdoIe Con-
tras with tie usual scenes and pstO uenon7'
which such cases too often induce on the part o TIE
inuIed husband or wrOnged snd distracted wiges
IlTroy Daily Times, July 3D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

BRUTAL MURDER-A METHODIST PPEAoHER
LYycHED Mr. Isaac r. Fay, late Of Roches-
ter Missouri, now of Elgin, Illinois, gives 40
account of an outrage perpetrsted by his re-
cent neighbors. slave who had run away,
but being recaptured accused one Silers, Northern
Methodist Minister of having advised and assisted
him. The Pro.Savery men st once met, and resolved
that SIlers should not preach again. lie consented
TO leave town, but returned by advice OF an old aud
nuchrespected classeader who undertook to procure
him hearing.
On their arrival, while in store at Rochester, the
mob entered and were forcing Mr. Slers out OF the
store when his fri, nd made an effort to reason with
them, but had scarcely omnenced when he was shot
through the neck and died instantly. Tue mob then
took Sers tsned bis head put him On his horse and
threatened TO XII him if be didn't leave the State or
stop preaching Sllers says he has done nothing to
deserve such treatment and shall preach there as long
as his life is spared. In consequence of outrsges ike
the above Mr. Fay left, unwilling to live in such
State.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04


REvOLTISG MURDER or A WHE.-We Saturday
announced the arrest of one Jacob Nelsllne, on
charge Of numbering his wife, Mary Ano Neishne.
coroi ers inquest held yesterday morning on the
view of the body OF deceased and from the eVloence
we learn as folio vs. The family have for two years
past been resdng on tract Of about three acres OF
lard situated southwest Of the new Reservoir all OF
which lard WAS in state of cultivation and the prem
ses of their dwelling neat and clean. Il appeafs
that Neisne who was addicted 10 drink has oeeo FOR
the last week abusing his wife in the most brutal mar
ler. About 10 o'clock Friday morning las, cres OF
distress were heard from the house. and mao fro ~
an adjacent house went 30 the honse. When he
arrived there be heard busting in the cellar aLd
went there. Neslne WAS in the position OF pouring
some uio upon the head of the PROSTATE body bis
wife but witness could not tell whether 1t w3s wi,ef
or liquor. Witness told the husband, " She Is dead;
" what is tho use Of doing that ~ Husband replied
81 know it, and / killed her; she was drunk
I his occurred in small cellar under the building.
Witness started 10 get assistance, and when he re-
turned he found that toe murdered woman had besR
dragged from the cellar by the husband 10 the room
above Isl. Louis Republican, July %.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
fAdyertissm,nt -
D,prSc RopBPRY.-SIl0 900 STOLEN. The

Sac be, ug 20 L. berry CO.. Esgkers II Aentn woch
ss robneo 600 last Tbunday DishL sas manufactured
Iy DuRYfEG FOasyTH Rochester we contsuf sush rob
ers viii convince the public that banker who locks hs
n end obliged 20 lock biz KEYS up IN al
~ 80 ~, Lie m m ,bt well hioe his money Vow
ug AFEs 81 the only patent which afford ,hs
Ilcrcuon the keys eng csnsd - mo hsse nssad OF tSs
Iurnb.r ron Of e up mill and the number
bb 1, "a eked The only key ~ H. The maker Of the lock
open uD)es, she tells aim the lumber
he set 49,, it DS n The dia. ,,..
fool srs month extracted By Burglars OF
&C 6ou the Of sheet ron Safes worthless locks
80 I,fLrE's PATENT CHILLED ,IRoS SAFEs and BANK
row year, use. yielded col az either.
loU az 10 those ted with the ard.
A., r spsciion OIL convince cha dcerniuS
s they perfect Protector. sssns. FIRE thaves"
Al ot the shc safes and Loeks be found al
he Woha'. -ei, company Depot No @5 peahu, NJ Y.
j. q, MORRIS, AGENT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

Nor Law IN ARKASsAs.-Ihe Fort SDaik Herald,
OF the 18th inst, says:
We learn from gentleman recently from Fayette'
Ylle that large number of the citizens of Washog-
Ton County, who re- ided in the neghbOrh0od OF d.
Boone, who, murdered tme since By his
negroes headed by the Doctor sODs, come 20 Faycte-
vu!e on Monday last took two OF the negroes 0ut Of
jan ana huAg them. The negroes hung, had been &C.
4uteu al special term Of the cO1r- held las. week
by JuoRe bat,oh Tor the purpose of trying The One
of the tnlee charged with the murder convicted
and IA noN uhoer sentences the crowd did not moles.
him. We learn that the crowd, before proceeding -
The ial, heid meeting at the Court House and passed
resolutions. Nhhe there. they were addressed by
Judge Batson, Mr.. Wilson, and others, who endea
yored 10 dseuade them from their purpose bu. vbou,
effect"
CoRPsE DRIyISG A SPAN OF HoRsEs.-TIe
Janesr1Ne WIS Free Press OF the 18th inst s.a,.s
that az Dr. Evans Of Evansville wss returning home
from that city Gu Thurs lay last he met a span of
horses attached to wagon loaded With produce and
the owner. VIM. Smith, q corpse although sitting
rect and holding the reins The Doctor stlpped the
team and had Mr.. Smith Immediately cSTred ~ a
house but life was extinct. II seems he had been sck
for some time with dyspepsia, and prooaoly d'ei o.
disease Of the heart. He leaves fany TO lament ms
sudden death.
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY A WRONGFUL ChAk'L "
IHEFT.-On Sunday evening last, young gII Junn ~
from one OF the piers in the city o! R1clne' ana W.
drowned Ste had been accused OF steallng money
from her employers which mpeled her TO ths act o'
violence. After her death the money was found 10 me
house where sbe had lived. 1t bad been mislsld. we
DO not learn the names Of the parties.
GMlwsukie Wiseersin, 4.d'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE Joseph S"artz'
a German murderously assaulted his wife few nights
ago. and after striking her several heavy blows upon
the head with hatchet, left her for dead lie then
left tie house, and on Saturday his body was found
aoatng in the East River near the foot OF stanton
street 1t is supposed that Immediately after the as
sault upon his wife, Swartz committed suicide oy
drowning bInself The cause s said to have been
Jealousy, he being under the impression that MS VIE
was too intimate with grocer who lived in their
neigbborhood. Mrs s. was thought TO be fatally In
jured. An inquest held upon the body Of Swartz
Verdict, Death by drowning "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

\, The use of olive OIL administered internally. spoon
nj at time, uttl the patient feels relief; and q" O0
same time bathing the bitten limb %h oil, or pos''
BE svathing it in cotton saturated as though 'oI
burn. We offer no guarantee that this WI, ""n
e'V' '"' w Wv Sd. Tri6.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
CITY ITEMS.

TWENTY FIRST WARD RrPrBLGcASs Our Trends
in this ward have been laboriDg under the Az
t,ge Of baviIg suitable place to meet in, there be-
irg no public hall in the ward After cocsd'raoe
trouble they have at last fitted up commodlou' rooms
not only for public meetings, but for place OF rest OF
for reacing and consultation. They propose to inauS
rate the place mo 39l Fourth avenue) this evening
AID invite all their friends,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
THE WIDOWS MITE.
, sfu A. ~

SIR Ir your yesterday TRIBuSE list Of su.cribers
to the Kansas Furd you will So credited 70
A Subscriber Brooklyn" l just learned. accideo<-
s item of interest in regard to tha. su bscriber.
She oe lady 80 yesrs Of age, who has psssed tue
mott Of Der life in Gsorga. She has ugh d
Slavery TO make her a warm sympathizer With frss
Kansas; and her four sons will vote for Fremont
She sent the so to ber sop be handed to the
Func" lie M ntioneG the fact TO several bystaod-
IN, on it's reception and the amount Was immsdisteY
raised to slO, which you have duly credited.
Yours, Sc, Y. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

CRYSTAL PALACE We are informed the Committee
of the Common Council having in charge the apPhct.
ton of the Receiver for an extension OF the lease of
Reservoir square have adjourned further proceedings
until the month of September, at which tme 1t s un-
derstood the subject will be taken up and disposed o'
In all probability the Committee will make iLvoraoie
report as il hardly be presumed th our cy leg'
stors will srfer this magnificent structure to be broken
up, simply because an upproGucve piece OF properly
owned by the Corporation is needed BY few property
holders in that locality fof public park for their own
especial benefit. We conclude Mr.. White, tue ke'
cever, has gea confidence in the success OF bis ap
cation, as he s now putting the building IN thorough
repair, painting the dome and roof aud max ~ IN
movements in its interior arrangement which expense
it is presumed lie would not 90 to If he suppo'ea DC
should be obliged to remove the structure before Tue
l,th day Of January at which time the present lease
expires.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
AdvertssmeDt1
MEDICAL INFORMATION FOR THE PEopLy--

HuSTEK's mEpic.t 'rd &C.. SrGciALisr-IAs A.
gust ober OF tb's o,. pxyoslc. /. rovv resSv v a.
livery J. ,'s ss'eIly Of the whole question %
be Palmcnay Cor sunpton from the pen Of tbs
soor The ehet POINTS touched upon tie foowrs
WI .s Pesgis Alopsthc Practices Cure Consamp puoa
bh e5iett fDetcs; Aereuy; Tonics; Sedsuvss Cod
nsei Ol Irritation; Homeopathic Treatment
As s.sr Cure The treatment BY hs.sne n- L-.-i and
CoDhuiorI Action Of Inhaled Remedies Threatened Vo.
,owpbon; 'nc., Consumpton Contrmsd CoDsame"o
uurereu Cases. Charge Of Climate AZ popular nee "a
Periodical Of p-ofouI DIV scientific character yet ues
All professional tecbnicsities the SPECIALIST stancs
SHERMAN 4 Co, No. | Vesey-st tAs'0rh'u''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

CoNVESTIoS OF JuDGEs The Judges of the Su-
peme Court, the New. York Superior Court, and the
New York Common Pleas, will meet at the Capitol in
Alany on Wednesday next. Tie Convention meets
ior the purpose OF revising and amending the general
Rules OF Their Courts, pursuant to section 40 Of the
Code.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

Both Boards Of the Common Council and the Super
vsors will commence the August session this Monday
afternoon. The Board Of Health will have aspeclal
meeting at 3 M, and the Supervisors at p IN.
There is considerable business awaiting the action oi
all the sc Boards.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

FATAL ACCIDENT.--Coroner Perry held ap ln9ueS
YESTERDAY At he Hosp tho BODY of 'sn
Peaccck Lost his lie by being struck upoa nc
p,rtion the machinery Of the steamship os1
amir He was native Scotia a, n years OF arc sns
leaves wi TO uourn his The Jury Tenleed verdict %
d" Accdel Al death"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

SUDDEN DEATH-Holland Upbsm, dlssipa,eI
uar en- IN f. AZ the corner Of Fulon aud Nsssn
streets saturday right and died while being cooy, 70
the Second Mad Police Station. Coroner Peiy held an
nou,s mo, The body IS Of age, enda
Daiye of New.Y0k HI leaves a family, with whom, now
ever, be has not lived fvr son time
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
IAdge,ti,emeotn u ,r,o soas Of

TAN FRECKLEs AND SUNBlEN' - X sLLI.ros.
hesut, 81 comfort may he removed oy ,pe and s hsSs
Is beaufyuF iLhuence upon the 80, rsanS
v'.s M ~ S. ,i, S ..Se from % SANDS. n
fcr tie face haDds For ss.e .o.ynsrslly. ~
RING t r. CREEs, aud drusss" s'N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

George jordan Har'e' Hall, Arthur Alleyne, Mss. A.
Apeyre Chaies wbsalle,, Isaac c. Pray, and cnsuy
o,ter whose names not ct present IN our po..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

THE SrssrR GARprS.-To night viii be performed
drans not before on the bills this season, Mlly.
"tbe Msd with the Milking Par, with Miss Rob .rt-
ZOO as he psuedo milkmAid Mr.. BourccAult An .
rourcfs The LIE Of an Actress" for his bepeh to.
morrow evening" beipg positively the last tune ta.t
play will be performed before the close Of tue the ster
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

NEW THEAIER OS BRoADwAY.-A lease oi tur'y
ope Years has been obtained by Mr. John NJ ifiino.e
of the property Nos 622 and 62i BroadFa eH'ena
ing through to Nos. lj4 l56, and l5S Crosby street
ard ON the site will forthwith be commenced tne cree
tiop Of theater for Miss Laura Keene. The ground
TIM. obtained il IS feet wide and 200 feet deep lue
new theattr will be about the size and much a'ef 'u'
st,le of the old Park, and arranged as TO coior'
ably seat about ., 500 persons. There VIII DC a"
entrance 25 feet WIDE on Broadway, and the rtsdae
of the front on this thoroughare will be arranged io
hotel The buildins will be erected by Mr. fnnlo''
who on Saturday morning lss, signed con'raS's Tor
the performance of the work. which is to Completed III
SIXTY DAYS from to day, or s5oo per week to De for
feed for every weeks delay after the expiration oi
that time IL order obtain immediate possession o
the property bonus of 60, 500 paid for the good
will OF the lessees on Broiiway aud So 600 on Cfosoy
street. MISS Laura K,ene has taken le'se ot the
building fol FIVE ears and designs opening tue
on the fist Monday IN October. The COMPANY wiz 'c
composed OF Miss Laura Keene, Miss J. msnne"'
Mrs. Plupkett, T. D. Johnston Mr.. T. b. J0hn:'oh'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
SuppYv DrArH-An unknown man. about 90 years

NNDUFN UFATH,-An unKTOWn UIhu. HUtJHI
OF f. E u est Saturday night and ded
bile being taken to the Fifth Ward poc- Staflon roosor
Perry bed inquest upon the body Verdict; Death BY cen
seson OF the brsn Deceased about feet Inches IN
hsht, bale beaded dark whisse He dressed IN suit
black
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

FOUSD DRowNRD.-COroper Gamble held in
quest yetsrday upol tie body Of unknown man found
b the foo, Of Forty fourth street aud ssriiot
~ D. sth by drowning cred by the Jury Decsssed
vas inches in bht, stout built. brown hair no whs
k,rs II, dressed blue ss hack pants &c hsd
wset in his p,eke with so cents in it, Had been week IN
he wa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

NATIONAL THIATER Manager Purdy who Is SO
popular as the manager of the little National s to
have grand double testimonial benefit on Weon- sdsy
next Fearing that bis multitude of friends will not be
able TO be com pacted rto the house stany one tme
the benefit performances are in the afternoon as well
as in the evening Two complete entertainments viii
be given, the exact nature of which is not yet an
pourced. Tonight, dramsnzaton Of the Lord o the
Isles, and POngo, the Intelligent Appetite same ex-
ceent paptomime originally performed by the Ravel
Family at Niblo's Garden.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

CHRrsTY g. WOODS MINsTRTLs.-Tbis estab ished
"nstution' Of the city is visible tonight for the last
time prior TO departure in search of climate not 30
irterstly hot The Minstrels are about making
short WRIT to some of the Western and Southern cites
ond will leave this half brolled city to morrow. To-
night George" does julius Quackenbush IN his
Isuehable dramatic celebration of " The Happy Man
Success attend them in their pursuit OF the frSid
under difficulties.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

ACCIDENT on THE JOBN PoTrER.-As the steamer
bn Potter The Phi pasensers had e.cnes
the oub the Rantsn SeiIrda, afternoon ABOUT
1r m ihe ss Witch he had been sos INTO ths ys,rf
mi sur op the boa with all possible fspatoh nt
ba M ATE ms sunk before IL reached the spot hs
ba 20 four which contained card OF LsunsPsch haiI
S,,ser No l76 reepe street between rv elnh sTvot snd
Hide aver ue Phlac elIhs II msrked YORK, mAtef
Iorth.esu corner Of Spring ard Garden streets
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

The Commissioners of Heath met on Sa'uIdsy h"ou
in Mr. Valentines Office City Hall. President i'aH0
O. Barker IN the chair; " F. Concklin, oecfe's'!'
The Glowing disposition OF vessels at Quarantine e
oidertd: .r.i
Bak Lilies. arrived from Havana on the "a OF jay
having remained at Quarantine thirty osy'' :. as sl
lOssd to come up 10 the city.
The brig Eizs Jane, previ"r-s,y reported, wsa or
deIed thirty days aodtor 81 quarantine.
ibe bark BIuHtr,- arrived July - from -, 1ag"'
eaving be.- properly fumigAed was allowed 70 pro-
ctto 10 ;be city. ~
TIE brig igirabo arrived from Gonaives July To-
havlrg discharged its cargo IN compliance VIZ pr
"lous pstuc Of the Commissioner was aIIneI'
upon request Of the captain, to proceed 10
port. T..
The schooner independence, arrived August rom
Ponce Z. R. was directed 70 be detained a. Vuatan'
tine fifteen day. the cargo after this time 10 be 'sh' Oh
Lighters to the city.
The ehp War Hawk, arrived rom Havans, was oF-
dered to be quarsntined thirty days. ,,:,
The schooner Hugh W. Frye, from hhraca.oo,
August !, was aosed 10 send her cargo on usulo !
to fhe CITY, The vessel to be detained io' thofousn
fumiga'itn.
TIE bark Antelope, from Barba'os arriyss AugIs.
l. With t-eve passengers on he-1u, was ordered to be
qphraDtined seven days
The shiy kebeccs, arrived August l. from Buenoa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

TheAugust Term of the General Sessions commences
to-day with the following calendar OF crimes TOT u.s.
pcsal Murder, 81 robbery Il burglary, y; forgery
e; perjury, q rape, 2; stabbOg, q bigspy & Sfand
larceny 49, false preen'e-, ?; emb 'zzement i dS
orderly house, /; feonious assault aud battery d
sbsndopmeIt g. bastardy, s. witnesses, Total, lOo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

CAPTURE OF BURGLARs-On Saturday night TWO
,ou1 Johu TrsinO, sTa Theodore ssa al IS wsa
P,cs wsI, sIIef It'd oS S. GIP igTss The c.PsS spess
saw the accused fom Eighth ave- ue car oeh9
eoOId street ard ,ss &c p'osesss 81 to So
third rect, when they ep'ered TIE dFeIns N9' q" %
Csrsp spgbt of them the soop AID th~ OF ne
sss con ns the boue They had omPe's set Of sso
Ju.rics JIn fIsI ar,su t,d them eIsaoaioO
Tso young men named George Clark aud Martin
wsi were arrested ea Sf ssps S"% rbsy
served pr to break INTO the dwsnI 2,
IN the country On 'esr'hns the pr'i-e' !Af.s G ri,
Other oos IN u,e enSPs % "a ss ss'e ,.%os ION
Cbas Billet a German youth, was arrested cary
ys.,er1sy ina ehSsed WIN @ Linz mere,
nom to e'v. boxes Of csar valued at soo Ioe aeeoss,
formerly IN The ,ppoy o. o S of S sSr, 70 Praos. Ber
nsId No Bnds. street Bernard, whsn called oIoss
On sesrcL. hs place found eight boxes more tie W" thes
and s5 Billet was 'G%%sa ts i4I diUg A. No
4s5 w,sI YVES arrested a. oe.es e.sdy I,is
ehrIesd sih beng M @m Kos No IS vs.ts
,use Mr Bini, beaH[s no'ie IN ~, gov nv b ,nn,as
KY @ s, OF h. Wa ast Sfo the street
scop sna Officer Wies Of the Fifth Ward Police coming up
rueed him McCay was taken TO the Io"s' AID co
ihos Haporsp, Ewsrd Ledie wm. II. Freer and
h S.dt iIo be dSts Fast E.been,h rect,
sp6 cb of h5h was s. va. csn1
entered robbed ad fb. properly stole hetrom carries
c@pepd in that as well as Other bursares They hdd
BY Justice Flspdresu for examination
STREET RoBBRRY.--Wm. Smith, young man
,idn, on Lug bland. arrested Saturday NJ ght b, OF
Artirr McAyoy Bosonisn, of gold chain sed
at f75 The parties IL company the BooniaI beog e-
.et sse as he cep Observed smith rob b. cOnp.a
Of bis watch BE arrested him and found 70 his
III. sixth Ward stsiion Hou'e ard when McAyoy b-c.ns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

In our Wednesdays paper there was an account OF
Stab in the DARK inflicted by one John Graham
Mr. John Graham, manufacturer, No. 272 West Ihtty
third street. wishes to have il understood that ne -
not the man.