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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Cahswoa, Capt.
RoIoek from New Orleans via Havana, having left
Se latter port the 18th inst, arnveo on TUESDAY
morning. The Cahawbs has encountered on her pas
cage home strong westerly gales, with very nea'y sea-
The limited States soop-of.war Saratoga, Com
mander Felton, bound to Pensacola, was towed TO sea
b, the Cahayba on the 18th There Is nothing at
Havana interesting different from last advices. The
,ue.r crop will be short. Ereighs are declining.
Health Of the city good.
On the 18th inst exchanged signals with the steamer
Empire City from Havana 10 New-Orleans. On the
18th, lat % 80 lon. 70 IS, exchanged signals with
large American chip showing red swallow tail buTgee
with white letter.
Shin Anna Tiff Of New Orleans was struck by hight
ming on the 9TH also sprung aeak and put into Havana
to repair damages would probably have to discharge
Prom Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA. Wednesday, Feb. l3 1850
Doubtless you remember the case OF the o'ack
man % no WAS brought from Nassau, n. r., ana sofa
INTO sIsvery in this leland. From 8 private but
tTustworthy source I am enabled TO inform you
that although the period has not yet arrived
which renders it requisite for a reply TO be gwen
by the Spanish 10 the British authorities here, IL is
determined TO refuse TO give the man MS noerty'
That his statement 10 true to the very letter mas
been proved beyond ulue VI uouOb iic M"
been even identified by persons who knew him In
Nassau. and who have seen him here.
But what will England do in the matter VIII
abe send portion Of her vast feet in these waters
to demand this poor black mans freedom IN tones
of thunder Not she; but she will address,
through her Minister at Madrid, the Spanish Gov
eminent, which, with its notorious habits Of pro.
crastinstioD, will tempOrize for month. and
months, during all Of which this poor black man
will have to toll, as be complained to me but on
the very last Sabbath day. when / met him be-
meath the shed On the wharf, without Receiving
single sixpence for bis labor In the end he may
indeed, be set free, but years will elapse before
this takes place. ,,..;o.
There were, / find, as nearly as the calculation
can be made, about 600 Africans surrepetltlOusly
introduced into this island last year.
An attempt was made in the early part OF the
present month at a small place called Holzuin, in
the oriental department of this island to assassi-
nate the Archbishop of Cuba just as be was leaving
a church in which he had been officiating.
The weather continues wet, cold aud comort
less. This has been decidedly the most unpleasant
Winter have known during my residence IN the
Havana.
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DIE ID.
COTTER-At Buffalo, ".

COTTER-At Buffalo Y, Tuesday Jan. Is Of consump
ton JOHN COTTER, formerly Of this city and recently
from San Francisco Cal, aged IS years
CTI T.-At Jacksonville Fla Wednesday Jan " In tho
et,l Y, az 81 lis are. GEORGE CURTIS OF this city .
T,,rl serss viii place az his late residence, NO n
Ne5rtn place ths t1ondsy) morning st IL o'clock His
viii BE- removed Providence, K L. for nterInent
DFhSTTT TIN. city Saturday, Jan. 49, aged "a years
ane . n outIs j ssh DEHiErT,J IT, 800
His tees hCss a f4e family are invited 70 attend hs
funeral frcr: the re!ercs Of his brother, NO IN ost
weutypiuth street OIL Tuesday jan y, 1t 10 O'Clock
His remains will lie taken 70 Greenwood
DTRPROW-On Sunday, Jan. 20, after short nlne.-,
MARY LOUISA, only daughter OF W I!iam D. aud MARY T.
DttIrt w. IN tLe l5tL year Of her
~. md friends o. the family Soiy invited
20 a,,.Id Ito funeral sday next a. p IL, from 70
II9 secerd .treet without further invitation
uyTEIFIFI D-Iu Erokyn Saturday, Jan -, aged p
,e,r. HORN NJ MtRR!FlkLD
TIE NATIVE aid friends invited 10 attend the funeral A. IL
eiE ON Tuesday ed inst, from tbs Rev Mr.. Hogsrths
CbrrcL late DR.. Coxs) in Henry street.
Massachusetts, papers please copy.
pFCKHAM-Ou Saturday Jan - Of SCARLET fever EMELfNE
FIIIABETH, daughter Of Seth W. aud julia T. Peckhsm,
eged ard ii months . q,
The r.ls,es AID friends VI the family respectfully inyitsd
10 attend the funeral Monday, Jan Il At o'clock o. m
from the residence q her parents No 81 West Twenty sixth
street betw Broadway and Sixth avenue
PATRULLO-Ou Sunday evening, Jan. %, ct o'clock,
ANDREW PATRCLLO.
Notice Of bis funeral will be given in the afternoon AMI tomor
rows psrera
sTEWART-At For, Wsshn gton. Saturday afternoon Jan
lg BERTHA child Of Thos j. and AsiaDie 'stOR
Stewart, aged II rlsEihs
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L. l.. writes Of ths vessel HE bark Echo, ashore At
tir place, Lies in good coution for getting of She
appears to be injured but little in the hull her
otulking has spewed out some 80 that she leaks; has
about Elk feet water in her now. The cargo is being
landed all wet She has assorted cargo consisting
of -four, corn. cloth leather iron crockery &C. She
was thrown down in the gale OF the 9th nst and part
ly filed with water, that the crew cut away the
mnin and mizzen masts 20 night her. The pumps
ohoked with corn 80 tb,t they had to bad the water
out, aid throw overheard chains, anchors, and
corn and -four, 10 keep her from sinking. The prob:
billy is the cargo will be most az OF it saved, and
the vessel hauled of, if attended to soon.
SOUND STEAxERs.-The Norwich boat arrived here
on Saturday morning a. about 6:3O; the Foil River
steamer al 7:I5, and the StoningtOn Of O'Clock.
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turkey buszards lad taken toll OF mortality and
left little but bones for the sextons and worms.
Their mourners fired a saivo OF artillery into
the adjoining thicket. but no war-whcop OF
the foe . was blended with the echoes that aR-
swered. Their names were Horth, G. American;
Foster e. Cunan and Murtaugh, k Irish [
believe two rifles have been recovered and one mule
shot in four places retaken two horses found dead
and two missing wagons, &C.. were burnt and mules
shot in their harness. Many heart turned sick az
they gazed on the work OF demons, and many vow
registered whose fulfllment will bring sorrow and
desolatiOn into the cabins of foes. Nothing was
Of Indians the route going or coming though
doubtless the Indians them. All have returned
safe as they went, save and except the fatgues Of
journey where the water was of mid-deep. All the
Fl Deynsud command have returned safe TO their
post, and the same at this place Hartsuf is located
apd endery cared for in an apartment of Col Brown
biz wounds are healthy but the ball still remains unex-
frec.pd"
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THE NEW FLORIDA WAR.
A HORRIBLE SPECTACLE.

The Florida papers come to us full OF Indian troubles
again; and in The Tampa PeRiHsuior, OF jan ,, We
fad long account Of the late attack upon Lieut.
Hartsuff and party by the Indians from which we
make the following extract:
On Sunday, Dec. 16 Lieut.. Hartsuf and party
were halted about ten miles from Fl Drum. On morn
ing of the 2eth, were lying in a pine grove, half a
mile in extent, aud about a. N. were busy getting
ready TO march, Harvesting, &c, when tue war'WoOop
aounded and Il ey received voNey. THIS, OF course,
was utterly unexpected, and all was confsion' Some
little firing from the party ensued but several Were
ont Of reach of their arms. Williams was SIXTY yards
distant from his rife sadding his horsei ne mace hs
escape Those who could get their pieces hred thein
and the rest loaded for the Lieutenant, VINO iouen'
brayely until be was wounded, when be exclaimed
am done for but suddenly pulling out his pistol
cried out: No, by heavens, the pistol has savsa my
life, fer the bal has struck II : Hannah ana DaAei
were wounded at this time. The survivors then sepsr,
ated and it is presumed the plumber alone prevented
the savages from pursuing them"
AS soon as the news reached Fort Myers Col Brown
ordered companies and to be in readiness at day
break. with teams and six-Pounder. They were
ready and departed in fun strength for the battle
ground. letter says:
Company G. and the citizens were left to protect
Fort MYERS cannOns were planted, detenses erected,
houses pierced for musketry, and every precauton
adopted 10 prevent surprise Large tires were noticed
by the Puta Rsssa force along the coast ana thsy have
been ordered to keep 10 the bloek-house as IL Is sup
posed these signals TO appse the whole ba'oo OF
the recent events and that other hostile demonstra-
tiops might reasonably be expected
80 On the arrival OF Col. Brown az tae
place Of conflict scene met their view, OF desciip
lion so horrible that words cannot describe it, for the
corpses of the four unfortunates were still above
ground, although in revolving condition They were
scalped and indecenty mutilated. Their deaths Were
OF course caused by the large quantity Of balls when
had perforated heads chests &C., but that they were
mutlated. while still living, is evident from the signs
OF warfare around them, such as the tearing up OF
grass and scd the position the bits OF clothes remain
ing ~ tnsr bands Curan was remarkably s'ietnic
man; he he'd piece Of an Indian shirt still in his
sraap They were ell deccnty inferred where they
~ at ess wat there wss Of them, for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
A DEPUTY-SERIFF ROBBED BY HIGH-
WAYMEN.
TWO OF THE PERPETRATORS CAPTURED
HIGHANDED OUTRAGE.

Deputy Sheriff Robert p. Simpson, living at No. pa
William street on Friday night fell into the hands of
the Phlistnes, or rather grabbed and robbed by
a THO Of land pirates. At III o'clock p. m. be was
quietly proceeding 10 his residence and entering the
corner of Duane and William streets, Mr. Simpson
noticed two youngsters standing in doorway and eye
ing him closely He, however, thought nothing
of the circumstance and passed on. but a.
ter proceeding a few steps he somewhat
surprised to see these fellows approaching him
from behind. Before he had chance to say
word or offer any resistance, they seized him vio-
lently about the waist, whereupon another fellow
hurried across the street and also took hold of Mr.
Simpson about the body. With more violence than
modesty this third accomplce tore open Simpsons
overcOet which butoned upto the neck, and fore
ing his hand into his pocket stole herefrom pocket
book containing els in bank bills, promissory note
for $50 and other papers Of much value to the owner
At this Mr.. Simpson cried Watch" &c, and the
rascals becoming frightened let go their victim and ran
up William street. Simpson, although much fright
ened was close after them, and teaching the corner
of Pearl and William streets, found that two Of the
bighwaymen, whom he positively identified in the
custody of Officers Hanrohan and Mcclure, of the
Fourth Ward Police, they having heard the alarm,
and seen the prisoners running off, had arrested them
Their accomplice, the fed-headed fellow ran up Pearl
street 10 Madison and escaped Those taken gave their
names a. VIM. II. West alias Stukey, and John Gan
non. The former is son Of Stukey the murderer who
some years ago took the life by stabbng) of coored
man on the Five Points. For this offense he was
tried convicted and executed in the City Prison.
Both these prisoners well known to the Police
and when at liberty almost nightly engaged in
picking pockets about the National and Bowery The
aters Cannon when arrested, had in his possession
an iron instrument somewhat resembling a chisel
used for forcing open bureau-drawers nnerdoors, &C.
They were taken before Justice Welsh and committed
TO the Tombs for trial. Both have often beeh arrested
before and imprisoned.
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,.ry respect His suggesticns upon our State polio
have wen for him friends from all other parties.

MURDER OF BARBERLFEELiNG in OHIO.
,,,a;sn. IN Kansas has produced much excitement in
Prebe County, where he formerly resided, and mass
meeting OF The citizens Of that and the neighborng
counties was called to meet at NewPars, jan 5, to
esss their sentiments and representing it, large
crdrd assembled, and DIR. ID. A. Cox of New-Paris
Srss chosen Chairman; committee Of seven was ap-
,o;,ted 10 draft resoutions addresses made by
Ses.rs Meredith Of New-Pars, Williams Of Cam
hrdre City Ind, and Hendricks and Gains Of Eaton.
The Committee on Resolutions reported, indorsing
Barber az peaceable, motal and worthy man de-
nouncing hs murderers in severe terms conderinlng
the course Of President Pierce for his conduct IN the
ansas difficulties and for the sentiments on slavery
expreesed in his Message and predicting that slIniar
aggreesons from the Slave States would destroy our
Federal Union The resolutions were adopted nnani-
mously The meeting was also addressed by Judge
Usnes and DIR. Fitzpatrick, and resolution adopted
advising an attempt to bring the nurderers to justice.
1872 - tCincnuati Gazette.
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Sale. Of s,.eL. o. PhiI.Aelphi.. .. jan. 10.

RsPg,,sa for T y" NY. T r.n 800
r. r. 81; 2cCo City q. aoi; 500 City So. Nsw, osse So
AGO, Rs.ains r. R. O. 10, as 5000 Nav g. 81 ni
rs City do do cash. s} 10 Penna He
cash i; IS do do, ~; Toe Litsis schuyL T. r. swn s
New Greek Coal Co. W IS Reading K K. 81 10 DO as
Franklin Fire insurance. iss; Mechanics ,Bsat ~ 3bssk
Of n Lib 50; 80 Farm. Me-. Bsnk, Is. u.
RetSreer Boayds-A Penrs X. H., ~.
Seeord Boa,s-so sehsyi Nav e. ga n 1000 do, IA rseS
e City r. r. &C. sol; 400 City g. 80; sS Is City Wsrsn1.
sei; 100 Alec Co. %. A. ", 6ss Penn T. n, <ii -.
al Mnshai r. Isl; 4, do b. es, 10 serrstswn = =.
ST. Is North Penna r. r., ut; loo SsAnyi Nav, Isl o9sN
Bank, III -.
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new Heddins NJ Church Jersey City dedicated yessr
day hing in the morning by the Rev VIM n Mhourn
In afternoon BY T.. Ellison and in the eysnins
W p Corb. Of about i've hundred
srson pesent each The locureoOm Is IN the
basement Of The church and thirty forty nine feet In
size II can about $50 persons On the same door "a
for the Sabbath Schooi class which Will accouno-
date $50 children with There also two clasroons
upos the SAME The lectueroom furnished with neat
SesL for tie presrher an altar surrounded with railing ai
tie aisles are caIeed The is lighted with The
wills are flushed imitation Of blocks OF stone About - 9
were YESTERDAY toward the edce THIS viii nearly
nav lie contract 6y which the work the building has
thus tar aud leaves TO be ed with which to
upper part OF the church beside mortgage OF
SO iGO upou the site 10 be paid
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oook yesterday morning Bernard CsmPb YOUNG lnsnsaAn
,ius at No Norfolk street detected u the house OF r
Sarsh J. Ssyn No u ST Cc0rs Place, ThrteenA street
~hch he bad entered by b lkns oen front osemei WIN
dow shutter then breaking Of Sass snd removing e
fastening the sash Policeman LOCKWOOD Of ne seven
,e.h called In SECURED hu and fon1f on hs
rerscu IS BILL silver cup .Rd other articles waish b
kd stolen ruu the The prisoner skea before Jus
tice Brennan and committed for trial
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Brco&iy- H'9An, Saturday. Jsn- 10, 1855.

EATAL FALL.-Ms. Mary Cannon, 6 native OF Ire
land years Of .ss did yesterday from the efee" OF n
received on Saturday s her resideae, No ~ Henry greet
vb. IN attenptinx To descend eight Of Ars she Lost her
balance and preiptsed the landing CoOner ConhsJ
hen Al ipques upor body ard sv.rdxt Dssta T0l
fr.rrurs Of the eexveA vestesss, seeseso'sy rseess
SssSsssS by 1e }uy.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

BRooKLYy CRY MoRrALIrY.-The total number of
deaths in this city last week was 81 OF which II were
males and "a females OF these 30 were adults and
81 minors. The principal diseases were consumption,
convulsions scarlet fever, and Inflammation.
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p,s,1 TH,ryrs-,John and Elizabeth Knapp were

arrested ye erdsy charged with stealing money from Hsa
named WRIGHT whom the female prisoner induced 70 entcr her
cveling No Thompson street, SATURDAY nt<ht On get
n The house locked door gpon her duPe and called
k hushsnd og Wuzht for being caught IL
o with his wife unless he eashed 81 He paid the
Money ana was very gisd Of cheap Tas prisoners
r al en- before Ju.tcs Davidson, and hed to bail in $50
scb but not BENG able to give bail locked up s
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Advertisement.
mo Morrr an UorrsrErypERS

IMPORTANT To HOTEL AND HoUSEkEsPERs.
$ M +. TowLE Co Of Columbian Hall, No 81 Grand,
Dhs,srs LINEN SHErrIsG TowELs NAPKINS. DorLiss,
D.msi TABLE CLOTHS, LssoAsrsS and TOILET ouiLLs
ever shown In this city These goods saved from TIE
wrecked and offered at less than cost OF u'
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fAdvertissment.
The great InhaliDg Remedy for Asthma, Con-

suupon .. diaea-es the Throat and LunsDh Cun-
Thousand. have been restored TO health the
past year by the Hygeana Principal oee, No S Broadway
ard sold BY C. II RING. No 1875 Broadway Price only %.
PACKAGE Dr. will be tho office daily from 10 ~
O'clock where be nay Be consulted free Of charge.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND

DISEASES OF iii. E.fE hND f.AfS'-rtr'" NJ
NJ FR,>ct, SArER NJ d.. NJ Il. c. ), London and Edin
bureh has removed No. Is Bonds ~ T. where hs may
Hereafter be consulted from to IL O'CLOCK m ana 70
Patients recurring attendance their residences will be
visited during the intervening hours.
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pcvrocvrrsIb. J.ysev Citv fairy boat, appcar

PIcKrocKETs.-Tbe jersey City ferry boats appear
at the uresent time TO infected with pckocket On Satur
Sey evening on the kewYork side woman hal her pocket
PICKED Of @ going board Of the boat to cross over to
he Philadelphia trim young osted against her aud
shs eeyes he thief Two arrested on Sat
pday evening who were caught in the act OF picking another
wons poe fe on the They will be brought before tho
Recorder this morning
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To'aI,, pDs@D~'~
Included in the imports were, Buttons sio, 500; Csss.
s22 900; Coffee, ss,7Oo; Rasins, 1890; HsnP.
slOO, 800; Linseed, 100000; Hides, sit,aoo; Iroa,
ses sOO Steel, SIS 400; Tin Plates, s37 400, LEAD.
ela,7Oo Zinc, SIC, 200; Molasses, s23, 300; Reg.
$4,000 Spices, $4,000; Sugar, s45.aooi Tee.
s2l6, 800; Tobacco, s22, 800; Watches, els2, 81:
Wool, s3l 300.
The exports Of the week are double those Of he
previous week, largely in excess Of the same week
last year. being sl,754,74o against o. ,3s9,o2o. The
-,
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advertisement
VII SONS DANpELION COrPEE-For Dyspepsia,

In...top SICK Headache Boua and Liver Diseases and
ssr-c.y Recommended persons Of delicate constitutions
Sd by al respectable Apothecses and ct the principal Depot
eCrnoT Of 2fth-st AID Sj-sv.
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Advertisementl
oGR APUs.-The CoLORED PHOTOGRAPHs,

s,r whch the highest prea GoLp MEpALOver sill compst
ZION At the the American Institute awarded
can be Roors Nc SO Broaiwsy corner OF
kr.nklin-st.
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FIRE WARpENs.-The Board of Officers and En-
gnses the Fire Department Of the Eastern District have nom
mated p O. Brennan, Of Engine Company No. sud DAVID
Garrett OF No Fire Wardens for the Eastern
District subject the approve of the Common Council
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The wE.1HER.-Between the hours Of 10 and IL
n Of Friday 18th the temperature above the freezing
point ard that line for SIX consecutive hours
AM follow By abundant bite frost this morning Tie
cold cycle therefore, terminated quietly az The end Of ninety
hour, counted p Of Sunday SO Indicated IN HJ
weather memoranda in The TRIBUNE Of Friday morn
That rise the end Of the ninety hours vs. no' wn
perturbation for the resscn that SUI nxnst
ur- exists toay-,he Thermometer having r.en 70 So An
S'- - ~" y = 49, Z. MERRIAM
u-.-LI.. LIZ. s-.~-I.- L.. iase
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MARRIED..

HITCHEsON-M cILWAIN-On Thursiay, Jan II, by the
Rev DR. Neville ALEXANDER w. HUTCHINSON, esq,
10 ANNIE j. eldest daughter Of the late Jas Mciwsn esq.,
all OF this city.
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The first load of COAL direct from the Lehigh mines
10 Trenton arrived in that city THURSDAY last Trenton
hin s.h our-o the coal
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NEEJERSEY II,EWS.

Tuy SCHOOLS OF NEw.JERsEY.-The State Super
;dent ot schools in in his report the Lessa
Nh 81 Ii5Jsn between and 10 years old Ola
49, r. Iaxs attended .chool the whole yeN.... 29llo
~ III. ard Iss. than Observation-Disclosures. 1855
wv h "a is.. ,bsn g.,................H l15
over nIs s,J iess ,bap 6.................2 % Sg1
80 ~ that h,v. attended st5
no have attended, school. ..........IAsk 3
M money ised and appropriated school purposes
Passed by tax tor the support OF schools S2S,lS ~
Raised by tax for the building repairing
aud turn'sNinS ''100 - s9as 5sT 81
STAT. 10000 %
From other sources being chiefly tbs interest on the
sG ipo Observation-Disclosures. 46 SO 81
-
ro..i ............................S 41S I6s 81
Being an ncesse the preceding year Of 1890 7s
than has been exhibited in any former year.
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Branch called to the stand He had not proceeded
far, however in telling the old story when Mr.. Brady
objected to the whole Of hi. evidence 50 far a. the
Blandon record was conceued. as being mere hesrsay
lie contended that Branch had brought nothing from
England which admissible as evidence. he did
not know that that book was record, or that
Chari's Warren, who testified to it, was Rector OF
Brandon. The sdaissibitty OF his evidence will b.
argued next Saturday at length. AT this rate, the
trial will last year.
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ACCIDENT on SHtreoAkp.-metu"h ayS " S
bo.r the briS Sea Lark. lying 81 Tsef NO - d NJ 49,
bod severely injured that a.. reeo,
LOpe,ess The Police conveyed him to tho Se"-i0'A "SF
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TIE TRIAL OF MATsELL.-But little evidence Wa
taken in the trial Of the Chief Saturday evening
The Court kept the parties waiting for half an hour
TO begin with. and after Theodore Sedgwick had sub.
staniated Branohs reporas far as he was concerned
and q Mn. Roe had sisted tAs she knew family
Of Ms.sells in Broadway that had five children named
Mary, susan. William, George and Augustus, and Mr.
Selmes had swou 70 the sVtaenticty Of the report,
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HUDSON RryrR RAnRoAD.-The : q. m. Express
train for Albany is resumed tbs day. The 80 a. m
through train is Discontinued.
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Ne, irere.se 70 Jan 49,
Tie capital Of the Nasal Bank was increased -
the 18th inst, from $500 900 70 s7so 900. The ncrssss
wa. taken rrostiy the Old Stockholders smcsg WHOM
il was distributed according TO their Respective .
,eres,. at par Considerably more was applied Tor thsa
was awarded.
TIE market for Bresd,tufs IL very FIRM With go
business doing. Flour Is SIC. better. The sAiss q
Southern are large again. 10 provsioa' tnere
moderate businsss dong. Pork "a sm~ q s' 20
on ~ cad sit rtssl; fw Mo- end Phn~ sss&