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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

During an earthquake that oc-
Cured q few years since. the inhabi-
tants Of small village were generally
very much alarmed. and at the same
time surprised at the calmness and ap-
parent JOY of an old lady whom they
all knew. At length one Of them,
addressing the old lady, said
"Mothcr -, are you not afraid?"
"No," said the mother in Israel,
II rejoice to know that / have a God
that can shake the world" s... +
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

-"JIm, what makes you imp s0!''
Limp ! l guess you'd limp If you
had walked between two rows Of bar
rel hoops as long as ! have. Why,
the outside Of my legs are as raw Is
a piece Of beef; but l have got an In
vention to cure that difficulty. an
going to take them military pants o.
mine, and run piece Of bar stee
right down through the stripes, snt
thenif any hooped female, or walking
cooper shop, invites me out. | think J
shan't have my legs sawed Off"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

- ..I 4.. - Ma
Al think" said Mr.. Dana, as he
bheds back bic chair from the break.
f15t table, and looking hard at his wife,
. pretty little woman with large blue
eYec. II think that I should ike to try
my lack IN California. Darn il ali,
everybody Is going about here. Do
yoq think you could spare me for q
yer, Nelly %
Mr.. Dana made no reply; she sp-
peered % be very busy turning out a
cup Of tee though ksener observer
than her husband would have noticed an
unGocuunon tremulousness in her hands
- Ms- Dana ceased speaking.
III think / might do well there,p the
husband continued, as though speaking
AZ Jon not doing we'll here, on your
farm :" asked the wife, at length.
sI'm making living. perhaps. but
il ID only By hard work. Nov, if
should 60 to California, and be lucky
Why We could have great many more
coD(orts than we are blessed with at
1Ws H.. .-.--..:-~ .,
-..r .sse veLys sulng sns. we couio
- ~ SsI ~ 49, - us eyneenteo' anu am
.rs.r -. -. No i1xuie9 excepting
~ s esn a''oro mrs. Dsns rePh'
~,
.,S.we we nave enough 70 eat' and
9sns, % wear, ont we can't buy tots
S.!.;ss 49, n.otnitures and have piano. like
,;sS - 20 So;.on. Dam Il: want to be as
ss~esj - - ..;i - "a sno tnen should De con-
cHsIr sr5 ~.it;.. Dsns, lising from ms
"''s W ana ITO win ener-
S:,s.p-,.~...
--s2x.. oo:<on ID iaf rom being happy !"
E sv1s,, ....
weu' khow mat; put then who
a Sof os eententeo % Win suen wife as
tiSs'c =. 80 -. ~. :. s''ns- S' ns' the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

The apprentice foreshadows the
workman, just as surely as the bend OF
the twig foretells the inclination Of the
tree. The upright obedient indus
trious lad willsgraduate steady, ca
pable man, as uDmistakably as the
perverse, idling, careless boy will ri
pen into a lasy. dissolute, and worth
less lad. The fact is a boy is messu-
rably the maker of his own destiny;
and il be fails to acquire master
knowledge of the trade to which he is
put, it will be mainly because he
didnot at his outset determine, 70 be
master workman. Good morals and
steady industry are indispensable.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
,AFloM AGRICULTURE anDr THE sgsr lMTsRBsTs or SOCIETY
WHOLE NUMBER l24s.

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eases your az 6olrrI.llv.
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of everv vbodx.I drIuks avev hls -
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oe.se 20 !ove' 9one %" 'nen s1eu
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70 lssvs q balance d vow pocbsls. - i
Ready monsy. ladssd, L lrIond 4,
noca' "a. '1e. S. =
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

EARLY RrsrSe.-Dr. Wilson Philip,
in his Treatise on indigestion, " says:
"AIthough tits Of consequence to the
debilitated E to go early to bed, there
are few things more hurtfal TO them
than remaining in it too long. Get
ting up an hour or two earlier. often
gives a degree Of vigor which nothing
else can procure. For those who are
not much debilitated and sleep we'll.
the best rule is to get out Of bed soon
after waking in the morning, This at
first may appear too early, for the de-
biIitatsd require more sleep than the
healthy ). but rising early will gradu-
ally prolong the sleep on the succeed
ing night till the quantity the patient
enjoys is equal to his demand for it.
Lying late is not only hur!ful, by the
relaxation it occasions. but also by
occupying that part Of the day II
which exercise is most beneficial"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
nT An old stick saws: 81 have ses

ET An old stick says; II have seen
women SO delicate that they were
afraid to ride for fear OF the horse rum
ming away-afraid to sail for fear the
boat might upset-afraid TO walk for
fear that the dew might fall-but /
never saw one that WAS afraid 10 b
married"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

A Coop 0rE.-There is . distin-
guished politician in Mississippi. says
the Memphis enquirer, remarkable
for the recklessness Of his ASSERTIONS
on the stump. who is not unfrequent-
ly called THE Well Digger" The
other day, 50 it is reported. "A old
man, in Tennessee. Was introduced 70
him directly after one Of his speeches
in the State. who remarked $
"Well. Governor. / think you ere
the man who Is sometimes called the
"weIl Digger?"
eyes," said the Governor. al be-
lieve they do sonesimes caIl ne thst;
bat the truth is I never dug . well n
my life."
III thought co." said the old coun-
lryman. They say truth Lies q -
bottom Of . WE'LL and fkom yoor
speech today. 4 skosId jsiSs fkaf ~
had nevw been AeTv.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
DIED.

BIssEL-At Norw.k Conp. Thursiay Feb n SALLY $
wife OF the Hon. CLARK Bissel, sgei 81 yeas.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the
without further uotce from her late residence, on
Thur~iay, Feb, q at q O'Clock
HURLEY-In this cy on Monda, Feb. = after short but
severe luess Mrs. REBECCA HURLEY. in the 18th year
Of her -
Her friends and those Of her aud soninsw Samuel Hur.
ley ard Jacob Miles are respectfully invited 70 aend her
Thursday the 2sh Inst from No 81 Third street,
between First and Second avenues, at u The
will be taken TO Cypress Hills Cemetery.
UASsNAN-On Monisy. Feb. p, ELIZABETH HASSNAN,
at No. sS9 Fourteenth street 80
Her rem aims Inferred In the Cemetery OF the E'efgeea
HARDFkRFRGH-At Hsvestgsw, saturday morning
Feb p. HENRlETTA HARDENBERGH, niece OF CaIA
r. T. BlaLch eSed years. mouth, am 5 days
HOLLAND-At Oyster Bay Long Island ruosiay. Feb %
Mrs SUSAN HOLLAND, widow Of John Joseph Holland
in the 74tb yesr OF her
RANDOLPH-On "Wednesday morning, Peb p. Of consump-
ton Mr.. SAMUEL I. RANDOLPH In the 18th year OF MS
.,,
The relatives friends Of the family aad cf Aessrs VIM
Fssar it, Co, invited TO attend his funeral from hi,
he resdence No IS East Nnseeah street Friday ser
poon at = o'clock wihout further invitation.
SLKMAN-O1 Moaday evening, Feb q At his residence.
Golden Bridge, WestcheseE County. n l. asei oS.yess
DANIEL SlLKMAN a.
SUFLDON-At Columbus Ohio OF Consumption, On t1dsy
Feb g. IL A. SHELDON, architect
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
SECOND BOARD
WsD.IsDAr, Feb. a7--p. IN.

lh>f. was ia.ge business done at the stock Board
today the leading ancies and the market had gen.
egally an upvaci tendency. Some Of tho shorts
bought freely nt the morning Board, especially OF
Reading which went 10 e34 but closed firmly at % a
?2i A large amount Of this stock has beer absorbed
within few days which has created some scarcity
Ere went to % l. but atsrward fell Otto 5s,. Panama
wa, finn at !J5. Hudson River was firm and went TO
3s Centrai was more active than of late and closed
at % 5'd. Ecaras IN among the most active and
buovant stocks and sold at II cent. advance.
Cumberland was active but rather heavy The
Western shares generally were dull, The most active
l. still Cleveland and Toledo, the movements in which
are rather mysterou5 Operators are SUSPICIOUS
Cf the at. decline from e2i. and fear 1t Is
Eue 20 induce sses short. The sales to-day indicate
that bus ers long options IN demand the purchases
n .hi, way ior the .ast few days having been double
the amount Of stock pvt on the market, cGsb Or
teruiar. Wisconsin ard Lake Shore was firm at
7a3a77 Michigan Southern improved !, 'ellBg at
ss. Michigan Central sl; There was demand for
Cleveland and Pittsburgh a. SO, buyer siI! &c. In
Paroad BoDds the business was larger thao for some
da,, ps,t the sales being 900 ooO Illinois Central
.od at s7 and Free.ani with privilege, at u Eries,
l-7l. ofi; 1875. 59i. Goshen Line, 80. n. 1. Cen
t-al 49, 1919, sc. State stocks are IN far request,
bu. not very firm Az the Second Board the market
gssunfavorably Influenced by taat ID. Cramp-
ton matter WA approaching 4 crisis, and hat thai
gentleman vii soon be dismissed
There Is but little doing in EXcJanse - day. and
the mari = IS without change
For Freights the market generally l. qaet, but
6-rn EngeyemeEs to Liverpool include 3 900 bushels
Gram at d. IN ships bagB 700 ObbL Flour at 9s ID.
aes. lOld go terces Lard, and 700 boxes Baco' a.
3)s; 5s5 beles Cotton, Id. e932d, and by tne
steamer Canada 100 pkgs Lard. 5os To London
200 pkgs Bacon ard Pork on private terms ana oV
tcs Beef y SIS. Cd A Bremen brig was chartered 20
take s5O 600 bushels Bye to Hamburg st I'D.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was large to-day
+, cus.orns. The Payments were s2o, 49, 50; Re
ceiyed s4l5, ,Io7 o. Balance ss,7S3,s2s -; Psd
for As.sy Office o. 35J "a. Paid Dsbursing Checks.
sz2 5a9 50.
The bus.ress Of .te Clearing House Wa ole,7sSoo'
Albert II NicOlsys regular semi-weekly auction
s,le o. Stocks and Bonds vii take place to-mssro~
Thursday, at q clock at The Merchants ESehssse.
The s,eaner Canada. which left Boston to-day for
Liverpool took out no specie
The BROOKLYN Fire Insursnce Company has declared
.sfoysl dividend q 10 y cent payable on the
-, nat
The nlino., from Aspiuvan. hss a7iysd with
sils) 90 IN gpid which " larger than was snhci-
paied If TIC San Juan boat brings $4,000 s' was
telegraphed from New 0rteaDs the semimoniaiy
shipme ut VIII coasiderabiy exceed the previous one
In ADDITION 70 the gold Tor New York, the Panama
9osd xs.spSstsa for 20. an s 90
54yr'...,..s...s.,.'.s'' s'''''s''''''''''''''''
IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
AMERICAN INSTITUTE MECHANICS CLul

This Association held its Sem-monthly meeting ct
the rooms of the American Institute last evening"
Samuel d. Backus in the Chair, John W. Chamoers
Secretary.
Mr. A. L. HAwLsY read an able and interesting
paper the Future of Locornotion, in which he d-
cussed the merits Of steam gravity, electricity ana
magnetism, motors; and concluded that the pTlce OF
entire success in the application of the cheapest and
most powerful motor TO locomotion might probsby be
the labor and experiment of centuries.
from Herbert's Encyclopedia. That work atgibutes
the rocket TO Robert Stephenson.
Mr.. Uavlev said that the rocket made % miles an
ho,-r when taking back the body of Mr.. Huskisson,
Who was killed by being run over by the Novelty.
Mr.. TrLGBMAS said that Mr.. Joseph Dixon of Jersey
CAV built the first highpressure engine in isee and to
Fitch, Fulton, Evans and Stevens tof Hobokenl, all
Americans the invention and perfection OF the steam
engine, as well as its application to locomotives and
steamboats,, are due. Mr. Stevens OF hoooken was
The inventor Of the rail- which was made to his orde'
n England, precisely ss it e now N use. Anu wei
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE,
From tn. Cincinnati Gazette, FEB. p.

From The Cineirnoti GaTefte. FEB. q
I bayisg been announced that Commissioner Pen
!. vouh give his decision IN the Fugitive Slave
y. ,t tsterday morning at 10 O'Clock. very large
ID az embled in the neighbdbOod OF the United
ySses Court Rooms at that hour.
u l0I the United States Marshal, Mr. Robinson,
Il ND 70 the jail for the prsoDes, but Brsshears re-
"a TO give up the adults, and be returned without
Consultation was then held between the COmmis-
- and Marshal in regard to the children but II
5ecided not TO bring them down at that time, and
|, Commissioner adjourned his Court TIL Tuesday
's,rng at 10 O'Clock, when his decision may be ex-
j,xed .,o.o.,
h.beas corpus from Judge BurgOyne of tho Pro-
=, court for Peggys children, was then served on
/. U.ted States Marshal, and he gave his word as a
sIsmen that they should be brought before Judge
k.-ayne, before being returned 10 the master, and
s. aetuaDce nothing further was done. II is gen.
L ~ aoderstood that the decision of the Commis-
az viii be against the fugitiyes and that unless
fsveued By the babeas corpus now pending before
sgs BurgOyDe, that Simon and Peggy's three chill
vii be taken from them and sent back TO Slavery.
n amendment TO the law providing for the Issue Of
u WIT Of babeas corpus Il now pending before the
~ legislature. 1t provides that the writ snail in
.,,e. issue to the Sheriff Of the county Under the
|-s.pt law it issues to the United States Marshal.
|hai this amendment PASS before next Tuesday, a
,Y,s corpus for the children will doubt be di-
ia 10 The Sheriff and there is no question but he
i obey il.
TssI rday afternoon two wnts of habeas corpus
y, issued by Judge Leavitt Of the United States
att at the instance Of the United States Marshal,
y for The adults, and one for the children. These
Z, are retunable on Saturday.
warrant was also issued by Commissioner Pendery
rtbe apprehension Of Thomas Marshal. (S0n Of the
snsot of the negro mem for perjury.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
HARBOR ENCROACIIaENTS.

Yesterday morning a meeting OF merchants and
members of the Chamber Of Commerce was held at
Insurance Buildings, Wall street to consider what
steps should be taken to sustain the HarbOr En-
croachment Commissioners the Assembly propose to
do away with IT, Mr.. Pelatiah PERT was called 10
the chair
Mr. Henry Grinnel opposed any immediate action,
considering it more judicious to postpone the whole
vened. He moved that the Chamber be called to
meet Saturday next, at p m, for this purpose.
Mr. Gripnell was opposed to abolishing the Harbor
Commission before the completion of its labors. His
motion prevailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
MARINE APPAIRS.
NAVIGATION OF 1HE SOUND.

NAVIGATION OF THE SOUND.
The weather having changed, wind east, with pros
pect Of a storm, and the accounts received to the
state of the ice in the East River being unayora
be the Stonngton Company deemed it best not to un
dertake to start their boats yesterday, was an
nounced The Commodore did not leave for StOning-
ton yesterday, nor the Vanderbilt from Stonington
last evening This afternoon the Commodore Will
leave her wharf at . o'clock for Stonngton and the
c. Vanderbilt at p IN. on Friday.
The Sound navigation was resumed yesterday by
the Bay State Line-the Empire state of that line
leaving here nj p m. for Fall River. The State of
Maine is TO start this morning by the same route,
and if the trips of these boats successful, the
Bay State will leave at 4p. m. to-day-thus COM
mencing the regular trips, and the usual passen-
ger business. II there is much floating ice, however
the boats will leave little earlier than the regular
hour.
LAUNCH.
The bark John j. Palmer will be launched from the
Westervelt shipyard, foot of Houston street, East
River, this afternoon at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
To ne ESifor Of The n. T. TIbr-e.

SIR: Your notice Of the charge made against me by
erCounciman Jackson AID belous in Paea
lar The scts simply these requested By Nj Cha.
W CruEtr constable Of The Second Ward 20 take wax With
him and on arriving MI JsckoRs place Of business he
asked 20 In. accompanied him. and then TO- tas
frsi time leaned that bis business there TO exc
cuion end lie demaded my assistance vbe he proceeded 20
axe levy. so far attacking Mr. jackson ia the
street dd any psce and the entr-
suspired Mr. Jscksons oce and in the ord
nary Of legal seizure. during the month OF Msy last
slso charged with eudnE the officers but the con
trry when sppTxed that complaint had been made against
me with bail the police Office and while waiting
there the officers were ss arr informed, 81 my house
My. York, Feb a. 1855 DASL LUSk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
NEW-JE,R.SEY II,E-HS.

THE WATER COMMISSIONERS REPoRr-Ihe jersey
City Water Commissioners Semi Annual Report was
made to the Common Council On Tuesday evening,
and was ordered printed in pamphlet form It en-
braces the report and financial statement OF the Com
niss.oners and the reports Of the Engineer and keg
i.,rar The Commissioners report the works as oper
attn 10 their satisfaction and furnishing ample sup
ply water without approaching near test o. the ssPy o.
tbe works. The daily supply IS an average Of SVvpT 'A
sbIrdarce Of water the rates OF LsuTaaee have been
reduced 70 correspond With those Of New orb
Ihs eS:sd With the Os prso . the nrodacOn
water eomI sEed Th other cities Dnns tbs Pest year
.Lout two miles Of have been lad The P.n oi sever
age adopted ia 1855 has commenced With the CONSTRUCTION o. ms
k~sH street 'eTsi ~nlsn o. wh ~ ,s,' ~ b W..I Com
-oIers The reservoirs contain s. tness supply Of
.leT hch would nearly three Of neees
re.eryvTs The Cornsh sed or pumping has proved
r 70 ;s s inT % oans fn y eo ;sif'fs + &.
ten pr day a. The rate OF fosE strokes per nu sh
.reet can Be doubled required.
The resources Of the year " II be a. fo.ls~s -,, ~
lDeresse for weteL 5ss -
Water the FIRE bytTants 10 W
r,t ,..bnr,s. assn q
IGn y III aiso BE- sbou, aou. OF tbs
the current interest The
thee ~ s. @ .ns % .'t :, .e "a tSs %s~r
s1 s4Se 81 had beer collected he ls Of January res
a.tiu.re vii differ bu ghy the r-aston Of income
for the yeaf
PRAYER Foa CoLLLGF3.-Arangement nave been
made for to-day follows Jer@y Cy for Psysf 'o Ood
leses: ~, O.. ,...h...,,.,
AZ II O'Clock payer meeting a. the Fr 'e-o1ie5ian
churh n which there Will Be sd--sses By he Kew Nj yer
rinder and ibe Rev K. B. Yard o,,
Az oelock there will b. neeany d the Bspst haen
.,S Addresses Rev NJ aud tho Afs - sh
Cleet ,-A .. 49,. s..,h
si.,h street NJ y Church
PoIIcK.-A oooTed man named jack Johnson, wao
had x chS tAs which b. suspeetci Of hasnS
soe, seste1 BY Osr IAss smith IA The Tn4rs sia
on Jersey City sAy yes<tsy ESrnas Hs hsA -
.irb m hls pc<<s tho scs bat wA ssosrea
B, s.ttaS "a sod By n Gre Ths Rse'fa com
nltiel hin oIsA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

~, greatness and your, and long enjoy tn
- Of those relations we nave mN'nany iound,
ssr. 90 profitable and pleasant
", & W. Hutchinson & CO., Horns6ys & Fenil,
= Coz g. Co w. & c. Duncan, woodward *
~ p p Richmond Brooks, J. J. Fariss, Ran &
'st!.. r Siearns. Otis Wilmarth, CAMS jenkins,
q Rrovn s. Co., LemGn. Allen & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY %,

equally remarkable that some of the early fast loco
H9.ves In use in England were made in this country.
The thanks Of the Club were rendered TO Mr.. Hax
hey for bis paper and copy requested for publication
Mr.. ST. JoHs of Buffalo introduced the subject Of
raeing foundered vessels and exhibited novel con-
a1vonce invented by himself for that purpose. Aier
thanking Dir. st. John, the Society adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

plumbers sttention-Lady Of Lyons-Ciaude BY the
Astor place Hotel, No. 7so-Mau'moth boot ani shoe
stOre-No cure DO psy-Scrofuls, gout, neuraigis-
Country orders supplied with dispatch-Children IN
der ten years of age half prce-A rhnocero', boa
CONSTRUCTOR two camel- pair Of hons and zebri--
All iskc HOtensack' liver pills"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURr-axsr,Al rsss-vss -.

The following gentlemen were duly admitted a. at
torpe7. and counssor Of this Court: Richard s. Cunnnss
David Arse4 Adam Badesu, George Bliss lr, Gserse w
Brsu Thomas A Emmet j. Edward Gilbert, Wm- VI.
rnpe Jas B. Henry jacob c Horton jas yswea Ersstus
+ Lsue james II. Nash samuel w Nichols Bena1 Pace
JoLa Arc Page Thos O. Rich Philip y Smith usnry A.
Taller FvsTt. Tracy J. Spencer Van Ciee ThAddeus b.
V.kensn John yanierrsei George W. hs,sell
AZ on unoionso U,r,ra r. CLARK sq. Samuel y. Bnger
member OF tie New jersey bar aud on motion OF VIM Cur
ia NoJe- esq Benz A. Lavender, member Of hs virginia
la
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
COURT CALENDAR. .Tms DAY

SCPRENE COURr--GENkkAL IEKN--Nou euune-
rated rnotions-No. %. Matter Vi new reservoir -
SUPRrME CoURr-CIRcUIr-Nos. ls9, J2l Jso'
SD I2 is4 iSl sIS 10 s., $50 7. 50, 1lS. S e's 80
2SS - - -. -. "a,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 76l, 765, 7s3, l65, l6s. 7ss
sfs so "a ei sos 5C7 sts SEQ sl SIR sl3 sli BIS se'
sl7 s sci s2s So s25 ss S21 Ses 8es 81 Sl ~
ss, sa5 sSs sSr ass $50 SO Stl. 942
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMORS

Owing the great demand for my onmeuts for ths
Of Scofuas New Ork City shall bs at No City Hotel
No ~ Broadway from the 18th Inst to March All who are
bled with Scroulous Humor respectfully invited -
cell. advice ia sll cases gratis DONALD kshNEDY.
Proprietor Of kennedy's Medical Discovery
RoNhnrY Me-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

PooKrT PICKED II CHURcH.-A gentleman attend
rg the Catholic Church in East Twentyeighth street,
Sunday evening last had his pocket picked during
the crush in the aisle. It seems no place IS safe from
the light fingered seutry-not even the sancty Of the
churrh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

SENTENCES IN THR CoCRT or SEssIoss.-The fol-
low prisoners who conyi ted on indictments during the
trseu OF the Cou brought Tor sentence yeer
day morning: -
George Wams for burglary in the hrst degree was son
fenced 10 Prison and two months
Aus Bailey for burglary in the third degree pleaded guilty %
rent larceny and sentenced 70 the Psntenssy tor ninety
days. 49,, -, - co -. r -.
convicted Of burglary the third degeee sentenced 20 the
House Of Refuge ,
Charles Groy convicted of burglary in the third degree and
being old oAenceah0ugh but sixteen years OF sss-rss
sentenced to the State Prison for two yelrs.
Neon Bsrrett and James Kelly boys indicted or burg ay
and convicted Of Petit larceny - he P;utep
t;sry ior sixty days and TO psy fine OF % each
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

FoUSD DEAD IL BrD.-Mrs Julia Riley, Irish
Of found sd in bed yesterday
ng her Tescence tenement building at No 500 East Thu
teeth II rumOred that her death Icsg
violence but nquit by tie Coroner showed fha
too tie brain produced BY long Of ntemperaace
was the She Rad be grossly intoxicated nearly s hs
time for several days previous TO her dastb.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

SERIOUS FALL.-John Fox, young man residing
In Bleecter street fell down sh Of stairs yesterday st his
rlss OF business No Fourth and very dangerous
ujsrtd having struck his head He taken m n
,epsble sld conveyed 20 tbs NewYo Hospital vhs,e 5Ht
slsht Lopss entertained OF his recovery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
BROOKL YN IIEUS.

The friends OF Kansas invited 10 attend meet
ing at tie Hall of the Pyrotechnic Institute, LIVING
ston street Court, Brooklyn, Friday evening
next when DR.. Charles II. De- Wolfe If Philadelphia,
President of the Octagon Settlement Company Of
Kansas will deliver free lecture, and plans fer pro-
noting the Freedom OF Kansas will be discussed