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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

Tie .Iou.al ef Ccmn,rrs thiaks PoOs,lvania,
illinois AID California. Il no other Fres States, r,a
lie caIitd for Buchars,, saj ing
We Cou!d give roGecLs why We Cam Pczosy,
,hris, IlIrc:- auo Cdlfo-I,s bu. 1t woD1 ocupy TOO
lucb rpsoe L. ,ega,d 20 Petrss vaDis we rn4J sey,
N vofJ q ~ so hm.t ticket has been nOGiDe DetGj
tore, ard vii TeCt.ye g tan6Ecne support. by rs
.'rtte ute oe - 70 l8 TIE Conveptior whcl mont
et,d At refused "a uo,e With The Republicans il /.
Eu i,u cke. Iftne AwsiiosAs sGasio 10 tsoir noli.
Jst.crs, ~ t,re 3 e7eV retaon % bei5s they VII,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

The Ge,mans Of the Twenty second Ward met q,t
evening Of the corn,r Of Scvetth avcnac and Fur.y
sf<opd stiett and completed their orgarz ltion by
sxop,ng a COP -titution and bylaws Mr.. V,LENrINr
Koos occu led the Char. Addresses we're msde 10y
Mr. LrSnAR1 Of tie T ren'iCth Ward NJ MctDtvS,
Alcermsu DnakI and ID. A. CBAMRTRLIy. Abopt
~ Germ0ns were present. and Of these large por
Tho snirt eyiiced by those present for Ffecdo n
slowr thst the sham Democracy receive bu' llc gym
Ysthv FROM tho Germans Of the Twenty second Nari.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

II the Rev Pa,dee Bulsr In thi. yioIrv o.ld be
greatly obliged by his sending his address to this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

C.NpsrLI Agent for the sale Of Tnf rSiarV in
ELMsh-
mass,s DEasy ORION Co, andsIowAsD SrAeG, GENEVA
s,nrJy Ie Nor Ing Edition cf Tn TkiRUSr Of u m
~ w SHAW vii supply friend, ia CLe't"'ND ~"
a. T,.Hgst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

Keep Giossg SOFT BoGLF cELEBRTATED HYPERION
FLUID Should its color be unpeasuR, BoGLEs ELECTRIC
HAK DyE will nasicaly change black brown OF the
most neutral description For the complexion, 6oGLE's BAm
Cy1HEkEA ia unrvaed. For shaving BOGLEs AMoLE
TO be bed Wholesale and retail Of the proprietor, WM BoGLF
Boston may be had il this city Of BARsEs PARK,
RvsnroA HrGEmAs, CLARK Co; RING, Broadway; A. B.
D. SANDS. Fultoust, and Agents throughout the world
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

eah D. ntery, Ctc Group Chronic Rheuml lsm, &c by
DIR TOsIAsS celebrated NGSrTIAN LISMFNT warranted 10
tie money returned Price 25 OF so cents Depot No
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
VyR0Ng's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH.-Dr.

Prince Of Brooklyn proprietor and Prof vegnes attend
7c Broadway They guarantee to euro Rheumatism,
Ee-s ala and all deaaes arising from the imprudeut Of
Snerc.iy other metallic substances Special department for
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

PAPER HANGIkt'S AT " HOIEShLf, ,--COUntry
ksrchsns aytej 20 st ok Gf F.onol aud
Ans; PAPER HAsGIsGs 5raoins variety
to tbs trsde. THoA.s FAYE 4 Co, No 81 Brosdsay,
Opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.
BARNys A. PARK

no 24 Broadway Invite the attention Of Close buyers to
thsir stock Of Eurof a. d Amencen
PATENT MEDICINES,
ths complete Ia either hemisphere at and be-
low prope'ors prices BY the dozen package 100
BARNES PARk. n. T., Cincinnati aud San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

JEI DhACtLElS AND ORNhNtNlS-Juet IT,
ce.yed from Europeof the most beautiful pattern Ai'o
Tsvens Bsss aud Baskets Je~e Cases Medaions, Psaf
BroB2e China Glass Porcelain Nsses aud Statliry, to-
esthei with every variety Of Toys for children
known sod at ROC ERS5 extensive BaziT, No. 4is
Broadway Importers OF English French and German Fancy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

PIANOS and MELODEONS from eight different
toe largest IN tbs city
kerdss I5 secondHsnt Pisnoss of which will be sold at
IT eompsat PisUos and allowed
purchase, at d. WAITRESS, NJ. SS Broadway
Pianos tosd repaired poihed boxed and moved Cash paid
FOR Secondhand Pianos. Muse a: reduced prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

ed with these reoIedes Of the most delicate phys
1paJ brave mate They conproh7nd within the circle Of
the curative Influence al internal dseass anI all
the varieties Of outward iIammaii Sold a. the manu- acto
sies 70 % MAIDEN lane New York, snd No. 2t Stra ID
box
POsTAGE STAMPS q cents and 10 cents) FOR
st tbs OHoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

WIGS - HAIR-DYE WIGS. - BATCHELeR' 3
HIs5 sDd TovpyEs their house.
They celebrated all world for their graceful beauty
and durubityhng charm. The largest and best
world Twelve private psng his famous
Dyt sod at BATcHELoR's No 2SS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

Fall CARPETiNGs JEFFERSON q TIL MPiiREY.
Ne S24 RrOsd~ az nov prepared - exnhit
t l.rse eteck q CARPETS ds FPs import atom at greatly
red ced plioes- .
Velvet Csrpe,ins. II "a H. re- yard
Rs Brus.el. Cu'petae 81 rel yard and =. other goods
o., .aiv low for cash PETERSON HUMPHREY,
No. 81 BfCadMnI
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
UNCH.


AT Port Jefferson, l.. L. on Saturday, the 18th ult.,
was launched from the yard of Jeremiah Darling
balk Of $40 tons PANIED tho Clara X. Suii built for
Diego Sut and to be commanced by Capt. Scardolia.
WRECK OF TIE GOLDEN GATE.
We announced on Monday that the steamer Golden
Gate running between Dunkirk and Toledo, had suck
when Of the port of Erie. The Golden Gate was
owned by T. c. Lttl, field, esq of this city. pr-
yate dispatch to Mr. Litlefed states that consider
able part Of the cargo including 500 barrels OF flour,
haq been saved; the steamer, however, is perfect
wreck. She cost $4,000 and was fully insured. She
was built in 1862, at Buffalo, and formerly ran on Lake
MID higan in connection with the Michigan Southern
RAILROAD At the time ofthe accident she was running
in connection with the New-Ycrk aud Erie Railroad
between Dunki,k and Toledo.
SALE OF STEAMSHIPS.
A. J. Blocker sold at auction yesterday the steam
clip Falcon bought by Edward Lynn for $40 600; also
the Cherokee, bought by b. c. Webster for $4,000
loss OF IuR SCHOONER CHEBoKFE-TNE PASSENGERS
AND ALL THE CREW DROWNED.
We learn from tue captain Of the Jones' which AZ
rived yosterdhy that during the blow ci Friday last,
Il ,cbooLer Cherokee, belonging to T. j: Garfield
of Ibis city went down with all HANDS on board, of
Frees,i on The cast size Of the lake. She had on
bead FIVE passt pgers and the crey Insisting OF nine
pesons Including The captain. The BODY OF toe cap
lain was washcd ashore near Freesol. The Cherokee
was loeeed with lumber and was on her way from
Manis,et TO this pot. There was no insurance upon
her, Loss about $1,000. The Jones was out Ia the
'"'' 49, " fCbicsgo Journal
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trn TIE -a.sgs into the inda.t Us aoa a'eta c, aseo
ttd e's oz need us a. & nsioe, >" I1e spPfsoher
Oh Jusi emo bDma1e.
To ,feci 60 dtsirebs 40 eue the faith ~ TIE nsio1
of zoe n nty Of bese colcuia reserv4un, rhoHt,
- SaLioiLea nyiolate; mseuL .bor schools ouid
be SfSOuotd, IN which The mechanic arts miy DC
tSoebt sL5 seIIcutGsl science 9th It's practical ap
phcaiA n ptrssyeringiy Icucs cd by pze,rpt AID ex
smpie.
Tie Indisn regards The white m.u az bis superior,
ard The ice. Of he der gatoy character Of nsuusl ls
Dor, which he suefts.ns, viii ready give way to the
ufEtuce y hls ten pIe, and realization o. toe oeo-
eft derived theIefTon.
But above ell shoad Christian instruction he intro
doced, and s,duonsly pr secuted by teachers devtef
10 The cause in The u ue spirit VI hor divine mission.
Without this, all subordinate wiH in vain,
sno the great duty, which humanity mI-ses uPrn u,
10 rescpe tts happy from entire degeneration
az sptecy obstruction, ~iIl De but decisive dream
Of inprscticabIe phil ,pthfopy.
Ifefe IRE uIsBy iecornne Lcetion and suggestions
contained IL ny former reports, which, although not
SPECIFICALLY Tsp, ated, are ain renewed. They rel ate
~ matters OF much pubic ihterest and, as such CON-
noDo Themselves 10 your favorable consideration.
capnCt permit tins occasion 10 pa-s without bearing
testimony 10 tie able manner 10 which the Chiefs Of
Bureaus ard the employees Of the Dcpe tment, have
dschaiged their Cfcial duties. They have afforded
me .fhcient aid ord have done oSery thog in their
power 20 subserve sud sdvan the public interest.
sm Sir very respectfully, your obcdt sery't.
(.iznedl r. NcCLELLASD Secretary.
To of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

OUTAGE uPos FEnALE.-Complaiut was made
befo.e Justice Morel ouse some time since by gid
plmeo Msreatet Rey holds, Who charged man ndiaea
Henry JOKES. alias Joe Pei. with comutnog al out
rage upon her pesor. A. alleged, Jones orce 10 'ne
door Of her .m On the night before Thanksgiving and
Lst her in The meet savage msrner the ovdsnces OF
which ere s'Dl plainly vseIe aud then attempted an
outIqe uI,n hsr Iei-on. Toe crsed oa'iHs nscat.J
hten erect il New-Yoik for sonreel2nt otetse, he
49, bv Asskt C.pt Sewsr aid Officer Jeroceu Il
~ Fen;b Di,rct Police II is alec sie.td on the
,.,t of he compsiutnt tat ste cs knocked ~n In
d. e,.e,t sace the above eveIt and bellows the &C.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Mr. Elihu Burritt lectured last evening at the Brook
lyn Institute on the Abolition Of Slavery Mr.. Burrtts
Plan to apply the proceeds Of the public lands to the
rpcbsse Of the pegroes. NJ. Lewis Tappan thought
the plan Improbable, as the South would not Put
With the political power or the sensual grstiication
which Slavery gave them for ary pecunary consider
at.Cn
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fAdvertisementl
A retired Physician whose sands OF life hak

n.sTl, mn out discovered bile living East lnd
c.rtar cure fo CoLsgnpliob, Bronchitis, Coughs Gods
gtLcis Debility. TIE remedy was diseoyt red ~ aim
ZOO ?, sb, be viii send q snek OF his Ahic
b,ipg this Recipe, with full crectiJns -
m .s0 usiBs He each sppllces
eoe one shilling three cents 10 b. returned a. postage On
the Rtcp ard the be applied to the payment OF
~ Dr. H. JAMES Jersey City " j.
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CITY ITEMS.

yerdis La Trayiata comes of 10 night, and viii doubt
less attract crowd In consequence Of the necessity
fclosing he season on the lCib, the troupe being
under an opesl ement at Havana, La Trayata Will be
given every night this week
NJ. THALBIRG AND TnE SCHOOL GIRLS NJ.
Thslterg delighted 300 school girls yesterday BY
fine concert which he gave them at Niblos lhea,er
The :so higher classes Of each Of The MY female
Ward Schools Of the city, with tLtr principals ano
vice principals, filed the body Of the Ihester. while
the etsce was,rowded by friends Of the scholars, IL
cuoirg very large rtpres, NATION OF the clergy. Ine
girls sang two three soDgs, under the d4ectoa oil
NessIs Nash, Bstow ano Colburn, music teachers ia
the Public schools. Mme. ID Angn sang several pieces
to them AID was hcnelf much affected at lie ning
"Hcme, sweet Home" !or the fret time. Great
CT Dit cue 10 Mr. Nbo for volunteering TIC use oil
LIZ Theaer for these eouces, which are Intended 10
be continued until al the Grammar School childfeo
have had IN opportunity to hear ii. III ilberg and
Nj. Thalb,rg himself is confe1ins boon upon the
Children If tue city which they viii always be happy
srd grateful to remember. At the termination Of the
eoretit City Superintendent Randall stepped forward
s,d .skirg NJ. Thalborg b! the hand rendered to hi
and Nine DApgu the cordial and htartieit ta'nks OF
a.. xourg ladies and children e the Public Schools,
their teachers and tue bOaIu VI IuuN ''-' ~ -
,;ch AID varied eitertainmsLt Of the honr. we
"y,lccme yor, SIR" said Dir. r., las hoeasa
"L,rceforth Of our great corporation Of Public le-
".t.pc,ion. Many very many, Of t1ess eIldIea
"msht never, but for yuur noble ard murhcesi onsr
"hav, rad the opportunity practicoly to real'' tue
"tiu,t II a, beautiful sentiment ttinS oil oeao'y
"is JOY forever They will long cherish your em,
"ory and the rroollec,ions Of this bright hour ena
"yovr ,sne and fsme will hepceforth De ianihlsi 70
chem % Sou.eheld words. They VII be ou' 700
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

AT1EAPT AT SUIcIDE-WHIPPED TO LIFE "A Sin
sulsr case occurred yesterday Lius Falls whore
ran Thomas SisDy whipped To life alter attempting -
suicide BY taking poison which hid already rendered
b,rn orpd lie had been Intoxicated for time, ana
SUNDAY morning daughter leaving for church he ta
LT u. would b.ve ,roube With him. ne sb ut
10 bis She paid attention to him be had
sde assertions before and went church bof hse
mum surprised her father state Of 'opidi :.
boiile, which bad been nied win laudsau lyiAg
PITY bis aide physician called who decided thsA
Il. on " Of restoring animation to sye tho subject
severe ine which done BY with heavy sw'tohes
tor quarter Of hour when signs OF returning sniinAoa
were shown ard the patent sat up Of brandy Vas
n, siy him. when Le tel the beating process
WA until be fully to ouscoususss ia
DOW comparatively well, except suffering nom thS
bus from The extraordinary course OF sprsuts
he subcted This the first head OF
vLsre man whipped life from state bosdsriss %
d. alb Cases whipping des occasionally bus eAses
Newark Advertiser, Dec. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

Mel AINOTYPHs, an Improvement upon the AM
brotspe resembling whoo cooTed paintings upon IVORY Can
h. o.ney seen In az angle OF light and PERFECTLY our8be
Ia call, q RoCIs PHC1 RAPH, an fISE AST UsLLsRf
No is BIosowsy, corner FrsDkin-st
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEciAL Tsan-DKc H.
Before Judge BRADr.

Nehoss Wegam asf. Jac.b Held.
Motion FOR judgment On failure 70 serve compaeene
whsre order Ct dcohnrance entered before dssss -
appeared. -,
IL Crder the old sysem and PRIOR 70 the deeisos
Smith sst. White. H So veli ssttied thS INC e.
eIt Of u,ofpey prior 10 the role es
d tie e.fvSesnt ., cats although TIE rue ~ "a 80
.foI. The defendant had In e. app ze Rotinson AZ yes
Il W.T. lsl " Ire agt Smith, 100 and 1sf asey1
utd-r sueb could b. tres ed B., Tue
q iity, ui,ess bis paid Ine Sos.s
EsTss Lowev,I reversed TITO udsnn Of The ssersIs S,s
N Vice szt and oyernlec Roblcson Nt Lsyfs
uror th- lnsraze III n ssfue r. els sc which do
Sisr.d Thai IN si serts In which the p.nan you'd -
.st ;s. svr u the such plain "a ssoud
~ - fF-,,fnts M, s1if &C., tic defendant sto ~
o. SUI So ~ recover bis eostsr Tia raie Ne
bssn rse"snired a. applicable 70 the ssssedAny. nss
70 s IT, p, r. 81; bit the Lafsrd Jaaioe We
he opinion that clf noe consides tbs Aes
@ re n 5pz and ths repealed Thsy
s1d indeed there sLslosy bstyeen tessA
Is. p-sscay sts,V!e Cose. &C. 9L Pr0vid1s tot0vss
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IAdEeItlseucLt.l

RTARDs.-Centlemc Who use tie razor VIII md
BURNErTs K,LLIsTos ORItST WATcg, most desirable
e,utr .oicbs the b. ard ssys all tendency 10 iniamma
II ,ounierscts TIE painful etecis some tines produced By
scsp prevents ughuess aud Of the skin thus
ip. .dec opera shaving compsrs lively sluxuy
Boston Journal.
For s.e By IT, Rise, Y T. sHtTB and dealers generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PEN
SIONS

The following is synopsis of the Annual Report Of
the Commissioner Of Pensions:
ARMY PENSIONS.
Tie number of original applications aud sPPllca-
tons for ncreafe of pensons admitted during the year
eDciDg June 80 1876 is a. follows:
II Revolutionary Pensions yearly snonnt...: si9S eS
$40 Widows Of Revolutionary Pensioners, yearly 80, -,
ss5 widows md Orphans, or balfrsy Pensions,
l7e Invalid, DO d., yearly i2S5i 90
$50 cases adm ,ted Total yearly $1,000 65
The slesrs due the sbo' Pensions 81 the date OF
issr ing the PEI sion- Certificates, amounted
To Revolutionary Soldier and W indows slef - %
To all 4jn %
...........................sa4s lj -
During the past W or there has been paid by pension
SCENTS 10 the several States and Territories;
~ y ~, of RsyyoIotiopary soldier. - 5e4t s.
To inTsids. piIs 6,
Total ,e3Iss CT
The number of persons on the roll on the Sth june
~ Reyolusnsy :SSs5: yearly tai,i, 20
1851 widows aud orphans, or haIrPsy' yoaHy -. a.,
lSlit "
Is e7s pen.ions Total yearly snnOubt. 81
1feie have been go pensioners added to tue rolls and
$40 striker eff by DEATH Or the latter number PIP
were Revolutionary sodiers Many If tts class Of pen
sonts yet living are reported TO be from 20 to LOG
Yeas old.
There have been Il original applications, and applies
tons for increase admitted the annual nao INT Of which
is $685. the arrears due at the daeof issuing the
%, Ison certificates amounted to s. Al 81. The
Der Of peLsoI the rolls June 30 1896, In the sew
eIal Sia'es ana Tie ritOries, wa:
3j invalid, yearly 9mouLt... %
as wido as or pbsIs YEARLY a9ount.. s6iJ 70
IS prisseer, yearly amount. lSf %
s5l pensiopeIs Total yesIy amount Si22ss s.
Thee have been 40 pensioners added to tie rolls,
AID 50 stricken of by oeaih.
The total amount paid by navy pension agents to
pensioners DUNG the year was SLY ,55S.
From Jan. to Dec. 81, 1852 the number Of orr inal
applications and applications for increase of PENSIONS
both Army sid Navy, admitted was f2j 90
Ar the date OF issuing each pension
certificate oioSoo VI
Al sversge Of the time from frl 1865 70 June 50,
1886, shows that zach year the Lumber Of original sp
Icaiiors sLd applications for Increase OF pensions,
Hduittt d, -
The yearly hnOLut. o.
AID the Que the date Of issuing the pension
Up 10 Dec /, 1856, 6,OOa pensioners have been ad-
milted under the act Of Feb. 3, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
C,pIrREo UorIL TnIEY.-Johp G.. Gibson, a

wei young man. detected yesterday In the act Of
stealing TIE writing Of the Astor HOUSE.
and handed the od Policeman Sampson OF the Cbiers
Cc Tee had beer ftupon chair ~ OF the board
ers aud Gits attempted appropriate to his own use but
was detected by one III. walters before he got out OF tue
house De re rvc biz place of residence and Justice
Osborne locked him Up of thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

STEALING HORSE AND CART.-lhonas Webb
Youth yesterday arrested charged
with stealing hone and cart the premises OF M rhos.
H. bite No ez7 Sixth Wien arrested the prisoner
ihs he bsa hired tic horse AID of boy
net IN the bat Story believed and Justice
Davidson committed him prison tor trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

FIRENrSs ELEcrIoS.-Zephyr Hose Co. No. q
have elected for Foreman Henry Browoius, Assistant JOB.
Lewis r. pre..nayes John q. Barker. ThoA w. LewtA =
ID. Woodland Trustee, Henry BrowLnG
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;NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER g. 1856

"hspPy to zee and to welcome voc 10 their pleas.
"sDi AID cthghrui hals Of knowiedge, should your
".iber trgegvmeBis permit; sed | tru+ that the
'pltsFun you have To-Day afforded them will DOT Ne
anorg tie les.t chen, If those agreeable rrcol
"bciOns which you viii carry With you on yocr re.
STUN 10 yopr native land"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

A new banking institution, called the "Catarsct
Bmk" Mt into operation IN Paterson on Monday under tie
Rsuhi m law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

>
s Lo were arrested Sunday night breaking into and
bius the store Of Schultz. uurd again bLJush into
Court Yesterday before Justice OSBORNE Ellen Hurley AID
Masgio HagseIty, the girls who gave Information
10 the police which led he Of the burglars and
die property a-o Ia Court AID made am
iscts of tie vita whca they were az
ousiped occupants Nos. 50 Broad street. 50
Hew street. and 5 n aid . Beaver street. also made afda -s
liza, On the burglary tuer premises entered
Though scntes the roof, and ahsacked Other esli'
en-, l. yet taken against the offenders before they are
fully con ted for trial.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Dsc. a-Besocs
Irdse BTTTa

The Csp,.n Of the sIiy Qeickstsp was yesterday in
eIei for et furnish proper provisions Tor the esw 40
" ii,,sn KentIer was indicted for smuggling soma
IL GOO vorth Of collars enbroiasnes, se-
Peters ssi. Bronsoa-
This Yves On acton b,oughs by tho plaintiff 70
Yer m m The defendant ho sxcolleeor Of this pert
,.n LsI ou'hs .gsy charged tain wooisa soodS
~ Iuy yer dsrs3 Cor the plaintiff for ESQ.,
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NEW-JEKSEY II,EM&

CHILD BURNED TO DEsrH.- On Monday mcruinG
little gr ,esrs OF named Mary FLOCK WAS burnsA
ia during absence
The child befo. the stove her clothes TOOK nrr na
the burned death when her mother returned rhS
tamil, reside In Golden street.
Cry PRIaos REPoRr.-rhs jersey City Marshal
rep rts that the City Prison dug
ing November for oftnses Us follows; !.
Disolusr cor suspicion OF theft
Assault Malicious naschief
sgialcy sssns osa "vnsJ'''''''
ftkiDs Pochets.... fishps
k..pbg disordery house,. -
Dr. bk disoidtrly..... ToAl,..... lis
Their places OF nativity stated TO be- a. follows: Iresad
10, Cen any, ing and, Isl Canada, France, UnieG
States ID, cClored, Total. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

Atsneet.Dg Of The Ninth Ward Republican AssO-
aor, b. ID 90 FIiey evrnug, the 2S,b inst, tue fol-
lWire e,utl-nen rkc,ed to FL the offices for ,he
coming year: JoHs k'rsKE President Tnaddeas
Hyatt, james ". Bah. Richard p Clark. Alfred
Busb, Vice. Prescsnsi Ne'sou d. Thayer, Secretary;
7. K. Grvsn, Treasurer so,smon l., Hull, Augustus
F. Dow, c. C. Leigh, Robert II. Jehnsoe, Alfred
Brush Delegates to the Cen,rsi Committee. The
Association also appointed a strong Executive Com
n,ttee.
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EssITIs EXTERIOR LISE OF tHk VIZ
Committee on Wharves. Pitrs and sifs o. tue o0Siu
If Aldermen, Mr.. Corsin, Chsimsh MT ses",aa'
slsIroon in tee Chy Hall runusnt 10 s'pafonieu' "
hesr further rusks relative TO the nimg OF INC Oa''
e,ly erterior lIre ofS The otv.
Mr.. W. W. FoI, Prysidel. Of the Ne1'ieh Gs'