New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

her husband, and .the Jadge nesdy tat amount %,
hey would have scthisg lefi Subscquczdy Csih@,.<
offered her legal advisers g. which they cosciassi b
sccep, and gave her rsc,ipt The plaiotd beng =
Toward tod BY friend that !: sot ousto nary h
copciate Judge, st least by tri6ing sum, osds
I complaint sgaicst the parties.
| M Barnard sppeari for the accused yesterday 81
cruss-e rausa,d the plaintiff at considerable ls.stA
One or two wi.nesss were examined fx dsfsssc -
the evidence not appearing sufcett 10 hold the ~
cwed tie complaint was dismissd.
| THx LArx SVprosxp MCRpxR an Acsspssr.--
Coroner Cousery held an inquest yesterday upss -
boy Of the young who Sunday usrshg ~
found dead in the Of the store, No - RssdS
street. The deceased recognised 90 John Nib. .
brother Of Councilman Mls. He was very jissipa<s1
in his habits. and Is known 10 have eft porerA s.sS
in Chatham STREET about fcrr hours before hs w.
was discovered IN the area 1t was thought thas -
night have beea robbed and thea thrown ne ~
area but rot the slightest evidence to show that sssA
wss the case was sdduced; and the Jury rendered ~
following verdict;
That decca.ed came to hi, des4h BY fan int ~
sub-cear of the building No. 50 Rssde stresk -
opening INTO said cesr having been cA uncovered sal
10 state mot dangerous TO psssers by. shovisg o.
eS.S s q lie buiidss, Who are deserving Of ssv~s
cersure.
TIE deceased was born IN Newark, y. j.. s.l sbssf
25 years of age
We lean that Gcunsl No. S, Of Ksow-NssAicgs
ceusurtd Bro Gritiiths on Saturday evening. for ha
vote in the Seah matter. The fraternity lad "hGe
time of it, the first, IN fact since election. The vsss
stood ~ for to Ii ags,st. Pending faross upresr
IL Al 80 .ivasw
fro his bre,breu the nmble gavel Of Bro. Wheelsr
precl,imcd an adjournment .........
Thus has this fsr-famed conclavc vndioassd -
history and demonstrated its vitality. Whac scores
upos scores Of her sisters have succumhed to tho d.
ssters of November, she like some lonely pillar Of .
crarhed edifce or some detached arch amid the rsns
Of devastated city, still remains - . monument -
point the SPOT to coming ages
THE Posi-. OFrIcx SirK-We learn the mss
positive authority, that the Brick Church property.
near the Park, has been purchased BY the United
States Government for $4,000 The late prcpriets1
were Henry Keep, T. L. janice and *. b. Wesley,
who were equal owners. They asked 800 90. Tho
building TO be erected will be Of granite, and have
hight of three stories arranged with tracks thss r.
cars can enter the Interior for the discharge Of W
pis- II possible the mails from Albany ~ the HUI
son River Railroad a. well those from the EAst VI
be delivered from carv at this point Secrctary 0vsh-
Ie in at ad, ertse for proposals for budsg sae
architectural plans are preparing oy M CtMk =
The GO ion ii the site now chosen has bess nsAs
IN oppos ten to the ex ressei desiie of great mjeQ
OF the large haIs of the city When the sseteo
was debated in the Chamber Of Commerce asout I've
months ago. there was an slmost unanimous decision
in favor Of the site occuped; and when comma
tes om that body visited sshpgton very reseatiy.
conference was had with the President, PossmAse:f'
Nd ia
inn r,ssion that the views OF the committee roostvsa
their copcunerce.
That the decision now chronicled should have beee
made seems the extraordinary, when tbs facs 70
stated that the Old Ditch Church property the prsscre
Post Office, although containing larger supsrhcta
area than tho Brick Church property, WAS offered y
which the latter tai en- and three lots % Lessy
sire ct srd Gu equal number Cedar could have 49,
added at a moderate cost, had the necessities Of w
Government required them. .
We understand that there wN great pressure 6
Washington in favor Of tho proposed site in Csea
stre ct AMI that the Presdents architect vho onetasy
considtI ed the matter WAS somewhat iaclnea W svef
the came cation. The final decision might have been
wore than il IT, and il mil hive btel better Tnere
to be alternative but to soquiesoe, q vo
learn fiom perops likely to DO well informed that sAe
rsnes oonyeyins the property were to have be<s pea
n record In Saturday. lJournai Oh Conmofos'
CHARGE or FALSE PRErKssrs Philip Thorp
esi6 ent of P,sksi Y We. yesterday arrested ~ omeG
Mr. VIM. Budd Of No lS5 Madison street, oct o. SWT
fills pre spses IL alleged tbs the assd made s1sdy
cnts ressrJ bis responsibility and ssreed 70 teks
E1sa .s him S s T. .. .:s
cot sde paying saoc That :f.cs obt,in.s ps:s
e money :ss sa sus ...q s
hat oil bis pre Wisconsin regard TO hs own.shI, o. pep.0
Justice Connolly and committed to prison toswAs srsaAa
PArAL FALL-Ccrcper Hills held an inquest yastes.
day No. as Monroe .s.s. upon the body q Ms Msss
@ fl.s:"a s ss., s. a:ss
ha snruc,ius her 70 be desi drunk be lot lay sh~e =
night and TIE following day che died The Jsy rssI:s.A
verdict Of death from coneassisa Of tho bran sAa sss~
sjuries accidentally received"
A1rrmPr At BURGLARY On Sunday night - q
.Slps.n, Of T.yleI Psei 30. 9.
Gals flight and away before they had sus'ss>
object.
CBARGx OF GRAsD LARcESI.-nsry Deyhs =
Ih servant srl employed i'm the family Of Mo Assse C
and zoo IN money from trunk In the hcsss of hes sneyS
No 81 street She was tskon bsfoss 'us'ss -"
and committed 10 await enan'nsfSn'
Prscurp PROM DRowsIsG Between ose and No
oeoek uaornins named VIM hHy se.iace
Boon VILE !. 81 h az III :so -: a.
had ssss.; ,s .ss e -. ~ "a. 49,
rscoveied at the station h"css
PrRNKp TO DEATH.--An inquest was held ysstes-
s, Of AID Eighty third .rss s1s
ne hody of Jsnes Thomas child years end mo1Ms
who eied sunday psht from bum reIs,v' % as
nsry absence Of his mother from the ROOM '~e
csrdmSy
IAdverussusutI
PHOTOGRAPHER, PHOTOGRAPfIs.-Ow'ng 70 -
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