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MARINE AFFAIRS.
.rH OF A VENERABLE sHrPBuILpER.

DEATH OF A VENERABLE sHIPBUILDER.
Thatcher Magoun, the famous shipbulder, died at
ls reeidence in Medford Macs, on the 10th inst He
was born at Pembroke Mass, on the day that the
battle Of Bunker Hill was fought Mr.. Magoun has
been large sbipOwner for many years. In early life
he was Constructor in the Navy stationed at Ports
Eou,h. N. II. where he modelled and built the old
Washington "A. Mr.. NJ WAS largely and successfully
Engaged in shipping during the last war, when he iad
the foundation for the very large fortune which he
leaves TO his children-of whom the wife Of the Rev.
DR. Adams OF this city is one.
FOR EUROPE.
The United States Mail steamship Washington,
Capt Csvendy, LEFT yesterday for Southampton and
i'remen, with i72 passengers ard sl6SOOO IN specie
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- gN~sel LIySsrosi; Aprn T. iS2s-
49,. are s~ir hAesai va, 1Si6S beth WHEAT. llllS
"A sxN g. sc bah fioVE. from the states; with lv w
= MSsAr - CogN. fOm the Mediterranean, and SOJ
-. Naxar NSSt sa 10 FICVS ttum Spain.
gasur. deliveries S,N era WHENr, 69lo against
81 ~ In the cNrt~sp,l ding veek 81 laSt yeaf
sl the Con Trade has heea sesiy the deals
- q reane appearing have he influence on It. To-day
.k-t and there Was very he done ia
se-rsiSa Rr~sd.tnf. t. effect sales OF WHEAT q
AZ ss-sc- wcnd hsv- made, but this holders gene
ri, wtr~ urwas ccrcete ami sales we're on the most
80 "a rrtsn scale fLoCS unseTed, with moderate oust
ispaAN CcSSNrw Orss Wine ~ tree supply SUD
su.lty ~ Ae part infcrioti ~ TO NJ e g. wac tne
Nxlpe s,rrk ~ eualy. Hsa Mixed and Prime feow NOT
- r1,~s ara s.es hsvr been nsde u So r. 5ob q qr
~ cuc<sfsans wHsArRsd. 9is 70 10; White, S9to
,cs ,rs Isl a cArsce lot Of Saltimors, ms v ~ 10
nSgx fAls4epAs. B.atnorc And Ohio, so TO 80 west
xr- g, - 81 = Oh.
Hrs,-Iswrs s.aes continue 20 be eey offered on rather
lA weehi g. kinds are held more hrny
rosk szsi,Ss esy saA parcels Whih are taken 81 our
sscos-S,poe The sale Tuesday there has been nothing
49,. hus kIders 6rnA
Sershe have taken place, but they
n, l.s-irS ard their sarci prioes 10 not vet felt
T.IIow retail demand and ia addition TO the 100 hh1s re-
rxSs.< 80 rue>isy, ~ bids have been sold At ~
demaod and sales for the week SooO
~. q Attots Bskx sesay, 81 late rates
CsrTcsSiace tie sailing s the Baltic the dem.nd has not
-. .cave prices truy maintained the late
,vrss te freely offered smsu landed The I'D
x,.e "a 20 nearly sr'hins v 70 In the
es.sas qualities and bssly ID in mddbng q, above In
heshy business 10 doing; uddirg Orleans
- y =; ASexs ard Upsrds Sid y 10
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The NEwJyRsEr FLEc1IoSs-The Democratic
party in the City of Trenton carried all Of their ticket
except Superintendent of Schools, by majortes of
rum one hundred TO two hundred and thirty. Last
Fall, Trenton and Nottingham gave the Democratic
party a majority Of over 400. The Common Council
is tie. In Paterson, on Monday, the Democrats
elected their candidates. Samuel smith was elected
Mayor. In South Brunswick the Wing ticket was
elected and 10 Perth Amboy Union ticket tlumphed
over the American ticket In Princeton, the election
on Monday for Township Officers was contested with
good deal Of spirit. The Democratic and Anti
American ticket succeeded by from 20 to 30 majority
Al The Tows Election 10 Lawrence, Mercer County
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corRT cArENpAR-THls DAY

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos. SIS. ISIS, asa ESQ 327, t0o
is5 4s 4s al IS 4s6 sls so 40 fsT no. 10 90 is
81 as SO "a 81, 10. s7s az 4s: s3 is "a go 49,
ss3 ts So
SUPREME CouRr-SPHcLAL TxRs-Nos- 4S, 81, 10,
20, ~ IK. III 20 $50 inclusive, 49,
CRcrT CorRT-Nos. $50 363, 364, SIS, TO- 2is,
Ss4 Ss5 Sss. Sss, s7f SIS. So III, H.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT-Nos. 81 S, s,
50, ~. Is. IL. Is. Is
Comes PLras CovRT TRIAL TERs.-Pxh l.
Sos e -, So. 49, a. fS ia u.s. ls2 st5 SS5 Ss So
t6o. ls IS Part II Nos 1Ss fi2 10. as. So, ST. So. o.
ao 40 CO. ia. as, 500, Si, si&
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IAir.rssmentI
TAYIOR's INTERNATIONAL HOrBL AND "a

Inoss-Strxnxsrs siviaS the city BY the early aD VIA
Ia many Ito Ssooas very dssiraIa -
LAdes Reception Room ct The extreu'e vsst sna as
GRIND ssloos with Warn and Cold Water. te A wait
ms -ui.h IL IN constant attendance =.
BssE.se sod parcels b deposited With the Cs' and
cIeeked II desired
Tiksts fur eli 81. principal Thesier for sl-.
TayLoEs GUIDE SrApg~r highly interesting o .. w
aeausnted city Much valuable nfornsnol cen Be
obisiDed IN the rernssl Of its IL 3. Distributed - the
S.loons And contains bill of Of FIVE haaired
dishes. JOIN TNtos 20,
Broadway, esrner Of Frsahtsst
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fAdvertsement
THY NRW ROTARY LOCK-For Store Doors,


Dwellings ke-posseses the strength, simplicity and security
of the best and Iron Safe Locks in uss IL nm
ny superior 20 sny the clumsy key changed to snan
orc t 70 put your pocket portemonnae Asnons
OF changes be msde in the lock- two will be made ks
unless expressly ordered lie great security lays IN the inpos
sbty bers opened without the night key For sale BY
The Psteptees HOLMES VALENTINE 1 BUTLER.
Nos o. arA o Naldaa lana.
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Advertisement
Nrw School OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

TIM LAST UNFOLDING OF TIE ART or HEALING Gov
sysPrIoSl desire 10 treat all Consunpyes but oarncasly
those have tried Gil other PLY without relief tpe
riepce has that CONSUMPTION readily
y other disease and that my LUNG sDd Cough Strip
r.sitiye cure fot Consumption in all lie varied form
Nra M J. NEsn. P.yehie. Ply .ician and Ther.peutH
No. IS West ATHEIST Ne~ York
OHes hours: 10 am. to pm, wednesday excepted
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TAdvsrtisementl.

BLACK INK is not 80 readily obtained as one
would Suppose We have before fac smle Of writing from
nis made by DAUDs Co. Blsh Black Ink
Usnisons Columbian and Maynard Noyess Black Wruas
nL on the 18th OF August 1855 On the 18th o< March, after
Ions exposure the and rails Mr. OAvDs INK REnAss
JyT BLACK AND NEW. while the others are pale, ss
though written many year. Any desiring psrmsnsn aud
lesbe records should examine these specmen fExpress
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TAdyertisementl
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS AND

MINIATURES IN on PASTEL AND WATgR CoLoRS "A corp. Of
Frepch Artists of the highest talent employed for the col
os process No Picur- allowed TO leave the Gallery unless
r.Ifet, sstisf.oory Miniatures and Portraits msde from
bssuerreotspes Of deceased Persors ,
No. $40 Broadway, corner Of Lsoaard-st-
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NEW-JERS,EY II,E1HS.

DrArH or ROBERT l.. sTEyEss-Mr. Robert L.
Stevens of Hoboken died early on Sunday morning
lie has for some time past been confined to has bed
from Inflammation caused by the govt. He was able
on Thursday last to walk about his room.
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UNCLE TON's CABIN At BARNUM's MUSEUM.

Produced THIS EvsSt>e In ms.tey style with tts Coz
DELLA Howard the original and only Eva tbs boards her
mother the original Tops-y; and her father the sE ea II
Clair This j. be sosniid drsmatiz,on OF Unes Tom
vet s~en and sx and eight magnificent tsoesnf
cludiuE superb Psrorans Of the Mssssppa hrsr Two
risces beside THIS AFTERNooN.
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Mcssrs. Hall & Sons are publishing Gottschalk's
pifces-the Marche de Nut being the last Mr.. G.
has individuality as composer; and 10 these last
pieces has taken deeper range Of harmony, and
arrived at the more artistic modes of putting down his
thoughts little less peppering-up the pieces with
numerous fiery and ntens verbal directions would be
preferable. Mr.. Gs pieces have this advantage for
players: they hear hirn-the author-executo
them, and best learn the expression therefrom. The
engraving is excellent.
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Miss Kimberly gives her sixteenth reading of Hia-
watha at Hope Chapel this evening. What q success
that poem is Miss Kmbelys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
il recall the epcs Of old, detained by the bards and
rhapsodsts to the assembled peoples Of many cities
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Advertisement
THE AUBN PORTABLE GAS WORKS Co. offer

their pparaus safest and most economical known
for Dwelling Houses Factories VILLAGES &c For nio nation
or the purchase County State rights under their patents
sppy Of the Company No $50 Broadway, where
the apparatus Is in operation
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fAaysrtiseueuti

KNOW THYsELY. "-EIaminations with Charts
ard Written Descriptions Of Character. given dan' BY Prof.
fowLER, Phrerologs., No. Scs Broadway. Ssw-Yort
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ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERr BY BoTs.-Oficers
Croft and the Second District Police arrested hreelat
on Saturday on supson Of bang implicated tbs robbery Of
man named Edward Davis, from Michigan IL seems that
Davis CURED way the North River The boys led him
10 the OF Dock street, WHERE alleged they
tripped him and robbed him Of ss and easpet bag Tho
stranger Is supposed been raty inoreste He made
the facts Known the Police and Daniel Feeney joseph
Fukes John Hogan taken into custody Ga one Of
them pair Of nippeu foual They were locked up :"
Iswe
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fAdvertissment.)

fAdvertissmentl
NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HANGISGs for
la6-PRArr L HARDESBERSH No $50 Broadway, are pre-
pared to exhibit the largest and best assortment of PLAIN and
DECORATIVE PAPER HASosGs offered In this country
None bat 6rst-elax workmen employed
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IAdvertisemsnt
We invite the attention of dealers and others Z

our large stock Of ard Gas FIXTURES of new
Original and beautiful designs Of owS MAsUfAcrUss
MITCHELL BAILEY 4 Co, No 5b Broadway.
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NEW TIaE.-The Spring arrangement on the Had
son River Railroad goes into effect to-day The sme
Of the departure Of trains set forth in The TRIB
UNI Of Friday last.
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DISEASES OF THE

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.-Dr.
posts1 HUSTsE devoe. hs attention exclusively the -s
ent Of Throat and Longs Residence and oc'
No. s2s Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

The OrERA.-To night, at the Academy of Music,
the troupe will give "Enani," which was very sue
cessfully rendered on Wednesday last.
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AdvertIsement

MAKING MONEY FAST.-Snart Statesmen are
resDs boupu harvest their Unprecedented sales OF KIT
mrs PATENT Door FASTENERS They article that
body snd what everybody will buy To svelers they
are Indispensable. More Agents wanted JAMES H. LxE,
Solo proprietor. No. % EIehsnke ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
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Advert emsut.
WINDOW SHADES. White md Buff Holland

Picture CORDS TAssELs &C. whpssae aud retail, by
wEsPLE. Manufacturers, No 50 Catharne st.,
EewYork Country merchants supplied the lowest prices
aud os the reasonable terms
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ADVERTISEMENT


The genuine cold wholesale by BARNES PARK, HEGsmAs
CLARK Co. and ScHBVFLIs BRos. and at retail by Drug
gs generally Manufactured at Nos rs and II East iiths
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fAdveriseueatl
MEDICAL INHALATION, WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

RrsEDIss-Dr. 5. FITCH may b. Consulted 81 h' Once,
No 74 Broadway (nov the .bsned nsrutors Ut
the cyJ for Dsea.es Lungs and Throat Heart De
eles Liver Compliant Fesle Diseases and Chronic os-
eases generally. Office hours from N to p m daiiy
Suudaxs exeepted-
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ExAMINA'

Hon HosicE NAM says. look up-n Phreuolosy - he
zude Philosophy and the hsndmsd OF Chrstsniy VINO
disseuisss Phrsr oosy public ssnsfsetor
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
and written descriptions Of character given BY Mr. FOWLER
when desired At the CAsHIT, No. SO Broadway.
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AcCIDTsT.--A man named Francis Nickers, residing
q. No s Me.~oe fell from aold in Eleventh street
en- Prdsy ,er1oon and sustained fracture Of the thigh aud
was otherwise badly injured
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ToorHACHE CURED IN FIVE MINUTES by DIR.
TosIAss wonderful VENETIAN LIsIMEsr, pay; Head
ache half hour Sold BY all Dusgts and Storekeepers
Depot Ne. 60 Courtsndt st., New York.
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BROOH YN II'EIKS.

BRooxLYs CRY MoRrALITY.-The total numbS Of
deaths in this city las. week was So, of which a were
males and "a females. OF adults there were 90 and
minors IS. The principal diseases were: Scarlet
fever, o. consumption ard convulsions each Group,
4; congestion of the brain and dropsy, leach; nham
nation of brain, inflammation of lungs dropsy in the
head, mrasmus and congestion of the lungs, each.
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TIE NATIONAL CouRsy.-The National Race
Course he reopensd last Of June Toe police strange
merits are TO charge Of Justice John Boyd OF As
tc. Who vi have under him about $50 He IL deter
mind TO prevent a. gambling either about the Course.
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fAdvertlssmenti
READS

or EvERY DgscR
For Sale by
N. P. R wv,
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Internationally
FRANCIS SALTER, NJ d.,

OcuLIST AND AURisT,
No. l6 Bopd-st. Nev-York.
Office hours from To II a. III and 5 to p m
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KITEYLrISG.-A boy named David c. Hammond
fell from the roof & Hicks street on Saturday while en-
sszed flying kite, and Injured himself serousI The ound
Ing low wooden Ofieer Coyls packed him up aud
had biz Lscessities attended to-
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SUPREME cOURT-spycIAL TERs-Aph is-Befors
Judge ROosgVgLT.

Judge ROCKWELL
In the matter of the application Of John H. Russell
susrdiau ke.-Or1er granted
owen Chamberlain AIT wu- Ls<is, IT,. ct al
The notion to settle the after four years CONES
too ske alleged In excuse Of the laeees
ipsrffeiept. Morton denied.
John o. Hem .g the PsrmerS Fire Insurance Company
Oreids County.
Order that the reeree report declaring the previous
appointment Of e tho Company not valid against
,b~ slo, creditor c. Beu be affirmed and thai
VIII after referred the referee
orrer of Feb. 5. ASS
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SUPERIOR COURT-OEsERsL TgEs-APsIL 10,
DECISIONS.

Pierre +. Lahens agt. JOsepb Puder &c.-Orfe
.6rn Cd r.ibG to pay defendant 10 Get oopposi"s msa
James NJ. White agt. 10. Adams-Order reversed
pifb eosis- 49,. ~ ,,.
Charles Watson sgt Francis Ffzsimmon.-MDhif
r,, os order heir nsGe the frrned. with Sioeos,s
SPECIAL TERs-BefOre Judge hoyrsax
Samuel L. Morse Ct o. agt. .. q. SuIfh-MOtioo
delied.
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Essex COUNTY CoURTs.-The April Term OF the
F.x County Courts III Tuesday I'D lust Judge
Hal. presiding The number Ut cases In the SnPreme Court
Circuit Is in the Giro snd the appeal list, 10
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New PoRTRAITs-Messrs Goupil g. Co. have pub
sbed vigorous photographic portrait of General
Jackson which will be welcome to the many admirers
of that eminent Not less remarkable, though
less sure of an extensive popularity in this country,
is small portrait of Alexander Humboldt beautifully
engraved on steel just issued by the same house. 1t
would be difficult to find philosophic and nm
pressive head.
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Advertisement

ByIIs.-MESEELY's celebrated Church, Fac
,,v steam boat Locomotive School. Plantation and oihsf
sons,sn uy on hand sale By fAiRsASxs Co.. Of
49, B~sle Wsrsroosa No. i@ Broadway
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STABBED BY DRUNKEN MAs.-last evening a
woman named Jane Prescott was stabbed in the left
breast with knife in the hands of man too drunk to
give his name After the occurrence, which took
place at No. 81 Baxter street. the injured woman was
able TO walk TO the New York Hospital, by the aid of
Policeman Conner of the Sixth Ward The wound Is
not considered dangerous The Gssalant arrested
and committed to the Tombs.
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MIDpLEsEy CoUSrY CoURrS.-The Grsnd jury Oh
Nddeer County on Friday twenty bills Of indet-
went and discharges Among then Que ss.inst Joea
xb d.y of Decemer last He plead not guilty and having no
couna the Court appointed Ness- spe-t and Scaenck To act
for him. The trial Is set down t'r Thursday.
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The RIGHTS OF CoLoRED PEoPLg.-There is 81
present case upon the calendar OF the Supreme Court
brought by compile Of muasss girls against the pro-
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fAdvertirenieni-

GAS Gasl-GAs FIXTURES OF new and beau
sSul d--isp. ust out for the SIfiDs Tr.le.
a. IN. aud b-.t Posr.sLy Gas Woxgs Of
.,S mtyed con.rne too private dwe nS- Villages, &c
For retail call ai our great Manufacturing pe'
No SO Broadway. ARCHER, WAhhk ~
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FATAL FaLL.-Coroner Hills held an inquest upo'
the BODY Of Peter MeNsuy sboer who was
kued on Saturday by falling through the hAe5SAy OF ~
IoeIs Sugar Refinery Deceased native Of Ireland
Verdict, accidental death"
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GREAT LoSoEvIrr.-Margsret Van Nordsn, known
as Peggy Molassts," born in HAckenssck New Jer
sy and admitted into the Aims House. in this city in
August, 1873, did from droPsy Friday last, a. tac
advanced age Of 1903 years.
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DISTURBANCE IN L.GER BWR SALoos.-Between
l9 and O'Clock yesterday morning disturbance took
place among number Of Germans who had imbbed
their favote beverage at the lager bier saoon
No % North William street, knives were drawn and
several were slightly stabbed cut. The Fourth
Ward Police were notified, but before their arriva
order was restored, and no arrests were made. The
cause of the disturbance could not be ascersned the
policemen being unable to understand the language
spoken.
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The statement that the Rev. Mr.. Jago, Catholic
priest Of Lam bertvle accident y KILLED fc~ days ne'
In attempting to get upon The cars, Wa not trua
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FATAL AccIDHST.-An inquest was held on Satur-
M h, Coorer Connery At 22l Cbeys upon the body Of
Pai Crowley nsve Of relsnd u years Of age who died
fo 4iu. received by being BY Hose CsrrieEe NO
rs on the corner Of aud Columbia streets verdict
death" Deceased runner with the company
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ASoTHrR VETERAN GosE.-rhe last tribute OF
respect was p'id to the remains OF james Kent, a
N'tran of the War Of 1872 yesterday AFTERNOON, BY
his b'otbers-in-srms. The funeral took place from
No 3ls Hudson street
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CAPTURE or A PIcKPocKHT.-Charies Quin, one OF
the youngsters who nightly in Whitehall street.
on SATURDAY charged With picking toe pocket
Of Mrs Kruser OF containing 81 5 He WAS locked up
in the Toulbs for trial
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The Film STREET SHOOTING ATTRAY-DgATH or
TIE yIcTIn.-Antoine Mondell, the italian who was
shot on Friday evening while in an alteration with
another Italian named Guido Fassoulo, at their resi-
denoe No. II Elm street, died yesterday a. the New
York Hospital of his injuries Coroner Connery was
notified and will hold an inquest to day. when several
persoDs who witnessed the ARRAY will testify. Eas-
soulo is in prison awaiting the result OF the nquiston
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONAL State Con-
th. Cir, Of Trenton ON Wednesday the 2sh sy Of May o-xt
at IL ococi. for the purposes Of DOMINATING "a eeet 5,
TO the ensuing electoito apcont ~
S,.ss,e. from New Jersey Nsioosi Republican Cow
ton select candidate. for President snd OF
the United take snch seton IL references 70 state
policy AID oca nominations may be deemed advisable
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FATu AcCIpYsr TO A ONS..BULIsT.-Police-
man Wood Of the Ninth Ward while patroins his beat carly
ON Saturday rnornI startled By seeing man a from me
viii dow of The third story Of the house Of Tenth avenue
and TrteeBth street resehns the spot iund te
foupaie enseless and with bis skull ard lower rae
tuned The officer csu-ed him be conveyed 70 the New
and there he died Sunday moniDG The deceased
was Nesby lie occupant Of the house and
and while asleep jumped OF the window
Coroner Ccnnery held inquest the and Jury rem
dered verdict Of Death from fall received "ne IN s,ae
az -cuparnbulancJ" Deceased native OF ireland, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

ARREST or asEoToRloUs THIEF.-Hanis Foste
,es Horace Ferris notorious hotel thief Saturday
rested oharsed with attempting 10 steal TIE baggage OF Mr.
HolaipS a passeI ger the steamer Was-inSton tie wa
iSn 10 the Lower Police and sen. eLce to Bsckws
Island 10! sixty days IS warrant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

SAD AccIpFST.-0n saturday morning at about 10
oelocI the So. Of Mr. ~ Deoys- No 80 hudson street.
AGED seven wears fed the dock foot Of Morton street sad
drowned used during the day 70 re-
cover the body grsppns irons but up 70 late holr %
i'm II had not been recovered He dressed In DARK
brovu Jacket with gilt buo and drab Cashmere pantaeonS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

FAMILY STABBISG AFTRAY.-An Irish woman named
Am Dempsey was admitted to the New-fork Hos
pital yesterday afternoon, suffering from severe
wound in the face inflicted with knife by her hus
band, during brawl together at their residence No.
50 Mulberry street. The husband fed after woundlns
lis wife, and has not been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

TIE LATE RoRBERIEs or SILK.-The examination
Of Mo. Joseph Enrich charged with receiving soneousy
large amount silks the proceeds Of b1rares
commenced Saturday before Justice Welsh -Four pieces OF
silk found their possession identified part OF lot
stosp from Messrs Curtis Co. Application was male to al
nit the prisoners bail the magistrate refused doing So
The examination wHl be resumed on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night, some
voupg scamp. raised the occupied Miss
Ellen SMACK No. IS Rutgers place with she INTENTION o.
which was in IL The occupant awoke In time to fras
their design and the alarm che caused the sest By
nleeman OF one OF the gang named Edwin Golden He WA
iork ed up.