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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

sLp WEATHER AND THE FRUIr-BUDs. The Ohio
0tvatoy is of opinion that the cold snap has injured
INT in the Buckeye State. 1t has been colder there
Ia here. TIE CuAir0tOr says:
II Is generally admitted that the weather on tho
b mat was the coolest ever known through0u Ohio.
he mercury in most parts Of the State descended to
or ~ deg below zero, is shown by reliable re-
rts from Cleveland, Sandusky, Cincinnati, Column
|.. Delaware, aud numerous other places. This IS
average of several degrees colder than the cold
Ian in January 1852, although in this vicinity, and
several other parts Of the State, we think the de-
70 Of cold was nearly great at that time Is this
Ii Is too soon as yet to speak with certainty OF the
fleets on the fruit buds; but from past experience "a
e IA rWesert appearances it is probable that peach
ds arc generally killed, aud some of the trees much
Amsged Apples and other hardy fruits We hope are
INJURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AND Loss OF LIPE AND
PROPERTY IL CANADA - The Toronto Globe Of
Wednesday says the Touring mill of Mr. Mcintosh OF
the Village Of Ancaster destroyed by fire early on
the morning Of Saturday last Some 10 900 or Il, 900
busEels of wheat, together with large lot of -four
were lost on which there insurance. The fol-
lowing account of fire and melancholy loss Of life in
Reach is from extra Of The Ontario Reporter dated
Monday:
"a fire broke out in the Westinghouse of Mr.. Rich
mOnd, Prince Albert, on Saturday morning, which, we
are sorry TO record, attended with melancholy
loss Of life. The flames had enveoped the entire
building before the inmates, who all in bed be-
came Of the fact; and the terror-srcken each
on awaking rushed from the fury Of the flames, with
the instinct Of selfpreservaOn. When it discOv
cred that one Of the daughters yet remained in the
house, young man named Foley, who had stopped at
Mr.. Ricimond's that night, dashed through the flames
TO the sleeping girl; but painful to relate,
seither came out alive, both having met a frigbtfu
death in the destructive cOnhagration. Daylight pre-
scented frightul spectacle to the agonzing sight of
the afflicted family the charred trunks Of two human
beings, with the bones prOtruding through the black
ened flesh, being the only remains OF those who but
few hours before enjoyed health and happiness among
them, without thought OF the death which awaited
them. The circumstances are rendered still more dis
ressng by the fact that the young couple who thus
met an untimely end engaged to be married the
ensuing week. II il said. The fire, told occurred
through careessnees in throwing burning ashes
iuto barrel in the back part of the house,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

v,,oat,L CoSvESTIos. Tho third meet
che Ohio Editorial Association was held on
o t.,ss.y and Friday at Columbus. constitution
.A,rled and Ccl. Sam. Medary elected President.
n. resolutions we find the following, which
a., A., . poiDt too commonly neglected by the coun-
,nreSs 1910, ~. III. brief ebro,le.r. 81 tb.
tSSfee 20 roses not only present permanent
We rseoSameid bothcity and country journals tho
rs aS p palG % s' the 1aSs
q &c pioneers
p.aoIut;op, denouncing the encouragement of East
.pubg,bers aud advertising agencies we're offered,
:. .sbdrawn. II was voted 10 have an Grafton and
-. al esca annual meeting and II. l.. Hosmer, Ex-
No., Of TIE Toledo Blade, and Miss Meta " Fuller
lancaster were chosen for the next meeting. which
be at Mansfield Oh the Is Of January, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

TsE GRADE or ROADS is regulated By law in
,vpe In France the maximum grade is - 4G'.
England it is 20 which is foot rise in thirty
IBIS country we find slopes in roads of 100 or l5o.
sdsogerous to drive a carriage down hill steep
,ae istter grade. slope of 80 is almost iuacces
u 10 pedestrian ond one of i3o quite so, except
ghggng the foot into sod surface. In laying out
thu country, the grade is the last thing taken
10 consideration. In Warren County, Mississippi,
re are road, ridges, SO sharp that long team
gong down d steep hill while the wagon is coming
the slope of the other side. Such places are very
5muc, yet people do not appear to be aware Of their
l.ady sntage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
ASTRONOMICAL TINE on RAILROADS

frghtful collision took place between the express
and freight trains the Pennsy lvana and Ohio Rail
road "a the 81 I Of December last and in the twink
ling of an eve six persOns killed and many others
terribly wounded. The watch Of the Freight Con
ducto. Mr. CrOit, cut Of time; and this Vas the
sole esuse OF the disaster This j. only specimen Of
ye-v numerous class If accidents which result from
the ircorrectness Of thnepieces; and we cell public
attention TO il solemn and for ble characterization
of the necessity Of Introducing the upitsrm and abSo-
u.c socurac' Of astronomical time. In England, on
the Southeastern Great Western, Midland Counties,
and o,ler railways this has jus; been done, by means
Of the new electric clock OF the Royal Observatory al
Greenvch; and similar steps have been taken On
scme Of the principal roads Oh the Continent
We are happy to learn ,Ast the Trustees OF The
Dudlcv Observatory 1t Albany. whose Astronomical
clock presented b. Mr. Corning WI be in operation
n August next, have proposed to the Director OF the
New-York Central Ra.sro.d to adapt the Corning
cock to tbs automatic transmission Of time, and the
accurate regulation Of CLOCKS a, oil the stations by
telegraph. The signals may b. given in eItheI OF two
rsys First: They can b. simply sent over the line
a certain number OF time- dsy, that the error OF
the olock st each station u.y be Instantly perceived
Or second The station clocks can. at small expense
be 20 adjusted that wrong they will Be set precisely
right By the automatic action OF the Astronomical
clock. Every clock 81 arrsp. ed will thus show the
precise time Of the Coming clock, 81 least twice day
ami ca1 nsNr vHY UoTs trep ia Aasay 'rne tasn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

How TO BRxAK or COLD.-Dr. Han, in rs Nei'
IN Josrnol gives the following directions for breaking
r. cod:
A bad cold. Ike measles and muwrp7, or
essr similar ailments. will run ts course OF a'id ten
tsn in spite of what may be done for t. uie . reme-
a means are employed within - hours OF Us Ihcel'
o. MANY a useful life NAV be spared to be ncress-
lsy useful by cutting cold short of in the following
Z ami simple manner On the irst day OF taxing
dtherc IS a very unpleasant sensation OF cliines'.
moment you observe this 90 10 yoar room ana rtsy
re: keep L al such temperature a. will entirely
lYeot this chilly feeling even If !; reqwes 100 de-
- FahrenAeit. In addition put your feet IN water
hmO leg deep, as hot Is you can bear AZ, aadiuS
er water from time TO time for quarter of an
| 80 that To, water shall be hotter when you take
feet out than when YOU put them IN; then dry
| thoroughly land put on warm, thick Woo!en
inSs, even Il II be summer; colds are the mot
4 hrous; and for "a boup eat not atom VI foo1,
INK as largely as you desire OF any kind of warm
4 and at the end OF that time if not sooner, the
t4"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
PUBLIC XEEIZ1YGS.
CITY TRACT SOCIETY

This Society bed its regular monthly meeting last
evening at the Bible House, A. n. WrrnoRF IN the
chair. The meeting was very fully attended. A nam
her Of interesting reports from Ward issouare- were
read, and the statement Of the doings Of the Scciety
TOR the ps-t month made. ~ follows The % mission
hries sustained by tie Society. with ll64 volunteer
ysitor have in that time distributed Il0.s25 tracts;
81 Bibles; 30 Iestanents; 49i volumes loaned from
the Ward Libraries: l39 children gathered into infant
schools; 81 children gathered into public schools; 81
persons became members of Bible Glasses leg persons
induced 20 attend church IL temperance pledges OBJ
tanned. After some minor business was transacted,
the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

L.NsW FLOwERISG SBRUB.-1he January num-
b Of The Horticuhurist gives plate and notice o
shrub found in Macon County, North Carolina, said
,bs nameltss and undescribed variety of Rhod0-
4dror, the flower OF which is second only in magn-
sOce 10 the Magnolia Grandiflora. 1t grows to the
III Of four or five feet and is easily trsuspanted and
eyatcd Ii is stated that no American flower exceeds
sin beauty; its color is bright crimson, approach
scarlet, and the ponices are composed of twentyor
rty flowers, forming conical mass nearly as large
"a mans head. The leaves are evergreen, of deep
.r. The spot where found is on the top Of almost
sffrasible mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22


halt OF which duty at tune, thus leaving l8 men
the Of the city time provided
absent from This scattered the city makes
tho duEy each sued blocks In the Sc.
cord District each has 20 iTayrrse beat lainins ~
blocks he Tird FOuIh Districts lG blocks each ana tue
rem aiming Districts are even larger.
OF tie number Of policemen detailed, SIX are a. The iyof
occ; The Chief cce four ~ the Juztces Courts.
AID Heck Inspection In reference 10 d. easius oT IN
creasf. Tlice force the Chief considers tha. oISton
in the Ircsel appoo at except be TO Increase The nun
would OK 70 tie desrmen of She public
interest for he does think there NoEd at present
rovdrd with force sufficient afford that protection to life
aid rrore-v Witch the public iuec delnsuds, but at the
san Tin hed that degree Of eil:e1y may BE-
attained 4 The Del srucnt dyestei Of he evils
steroig IT, which from the lreseut manner Of ap-
riups ard removing policemen lie denouuces the present
sys;em and siateo that long as poll emen retain
The influence the Aldermen Of tle respective ads 20 long
tev are beyond the power and control Of tho Cho OF Police
and Mays lie the iuuncnt OF Com MS oners
TO lake the Department the subject was laid over
for future discussion. =,
The balloing for officers then resumed, and the
foloy were elected Clerk 70 the Police Courts justice
S dis Court Edward g. MorehOuse (Whel Justice Curnss
Court 2a,h SOsIhes De Juslcs Baichy's QUIT, H.
A. rleton (Nhgl; Justice Aorehol.os Court I'd H. Cady
,tice Clsuy's Court. John y. Brown Dem Justice
Ieeks Court STEPHEN RSde DEM Beirngers, Western
Dis rict-Jane Dillon DEM smith u Cox (Dem) Joseph
MoutrOss (N hlsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

IAxRMcAN ViNrYARDS-Robcyt Buchanan of GIN
aati SAYS that he sold last year from hi. vineyard,
Z 90 cuttings. and thinks that the Whole num-
I sold in one season would number 100000 cut
fg and 300 90 stocks. This looks very much ike
lakDg The Ohio Valley the land Of the vine. We
hi certainly rather this than the increase Of dis
e'ies that is taking place at the prcseut time all
Yer the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MosDAr, Jan. 2l.-Aldernsn Isaac o. BiRKrR
in the chair.
StGnding Communicative PREsIDEST announced
the STANDING Committee. Tor The year as follows.
M-. Hop.e D.partn~nf- Aldermen Grifhhs, TueEer sad
At. ard sei,nee,--AIdermen Fumer Mos.r and Brown
A,'e..~rt,-Aldermen Valentine, varian end Fox.
Cieonine Sfrres-Aldernen jrfiths Briggs and Hofze.
teyrie.- Aldermen EoI, praks snd Steer;
JOINT COm~fftee o" Aee'vnn-Aldermen Fumer PoA aud
Crotcn Asueduet-Alderrnen Ely voorhs and Monaghan
Lamp ohd Ga'-Ald Fox, Valentine and Clancy
La. DepS,%ent-AG yoorh. Ey and vsiaS S
%d,,tt'-Ald; cOtwin Bries. And t!eaiey
Po@Sa eC1 & M Essai and a asss
R kan H sSs fGeis famsf MocOnl
Rood,-Ald Drake, Corwin and JaeksOn.
~ af9 fa-r 1a1 s1 an. Hg 8ais md Drake
s,reen-Aid: Briggs, GrfitL. and Brovn
Hiares Pier and 8ips-Ad Moser, CorFin and Steer.
Raayoods-Ad. Drake, Moser, Valentine, Herne- and Me
Ps5Ge Bpadt Q. Blael,oelr Lioadd MO,er Drake and
Jackson
CIV InspoctOrs DEPARTMENTAL communication
was received Geo W Morton City Inspector eliminating
The fos%in' sel 6 Sesf' fSi h. department.
FOR HEALTH w'RDENs.
VII II. Richard T. Gilbert X XIV :. Wood.
vH..Wm A Hssgery Xy. John i VrseianJ
'IiS Il hf 6@:.. XTIf sst TIRE R
.N..yohn slowey Xxx Remains Woolser.
NJ. Oliver Green XXI. Sanford stsnley.
XlIl..Jas. talbot XXII..W Holden.
Lar Depdrf1nenf.-A communication was received
from Lorenzo 3. Shepard Counsel to the Corporation.
s,ng Geo H. Purser for the Office Of Corporation Attorney
Confirmed.
Repairs and Supplies.-A communication wa. re-
e.ved from Mr. Selah Commssoner of Rcps and Supplies
asking withdraw the nomination Of James Irving John
OTOOle and ohe AID. Ely moved 70 lay the request
the table. Carried
Trinity hurch-yard.-Memor from j. Boorman
and other for repeal Of resolution stay proceeding the
Of Albany street Laid the table and ordered to
b. printed the minutes
Controller's OGce.-A communication was received
from Controller sgg submitting awards stationery the
present year. sto awards for bsnkbo Referred Com
Repairs AID Supplies. Prom the with lit Of
in Street department finance Depart
CrotOn Aqueduct Department and City , Laid
on the iebe and ordered 70 be printed
Tie Board Adjourned to Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

A private letter written by Western gentleman
ho is at Washington on business, speaks with some
verify Of Mr.. Thorington's ill'adviSed motion to
ske Mr.. Lewis ID. Campbell Speaker by resolutiop'
ore especially as Mr.. Thorington's favorte candi-
Ne thus far had been Nathaniel Z. Banks. lite says
The North will one day call these men TO stern ac'
count who like the Scribes and Pharisees, strain al
Il N,t md S'caliOr Campbell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

IMPORTANT hrRBT-LIGur TaROvr UPOs rHR
NAUGATuCK MURDER,--On the 18th OF December last
an extensive burglary was effected upon the premises
Of MIR. Stephen H. Strickland, in New Britain. from
whose store nearly 5000 worth of silks and other
goods we're stolen. We published the particular. At
the name Of George Gaddiny, had been arrested and
most Of the goods recovered Glsdding implicated
negro by the name OF Freeman, in the robbery This
negro has since been traced 20 Long Island and Sber
III Kendall aud Mr. Barbour Of the Hartford jail
bestirrod themselves TO procure his arrest Mr. Bar
bour went TO Sag Harbor, about twelve DAYS ago and
found Freeman standing on the wharf. The negro
fed and was pursued by officers there. who fred
several pistol shots at him. but without effect He
then succeeded IN escaping 10 distant part Of the
Island, some forty miles off, and asked for lodging At
farm house. The farmer, not liking his looks but
afraid to refuse him, let him in and then called in
neighbor.. The neighbOr recognized him from de-
scrpton Which he had posted at Sag Iarbor and
drawing pistol, told him he was under arrest This
be tied, and was closely watched all night In the
morning the man who had arrested him went TO a
neighboring station for help, and while lso was gone
Freeman managed to cut the ropes and rum He was
followed by men on horseback, who tracked him
through the snow to piece of woods about mile
distant, and on coming up with him he compelled
by the presentation Of pistol to surrender. His
hands, feet and the lower part of his legs found
TO be very badly frozen. He was conveyed to the
Jail at Riverhead, where he remains until be can be
taken out Oh the Governors requisition and brought TO
this city. Officer Chamberlain has gone on this bus.
ness already, and the negro viii be here in day or
two. Freeman has made important disclosure to bis
accOmphce G'adding who is now in coufDement),
which lead to the belief that be concerned in the
Naug8tuck murder and robbery last winter. These
statements we do not choose to publish at present.
Hartford Daily Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

TX ABagy Atlas says that Mr.. john Upton, Et'
ns Messenger, who severely injured at the late
Ident on the Hudson River Railroad, has been
secuted with nearly 81 600 by the banks OF this city
his fidelity to their interests in watching their
Asrre during that fearful time while lac himself was
liiy hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
BPOOM YN I1'ENS

Admissions TO TIE BAE.-The following gentlemen
$50 tb.,t srarnia.ous yesterday admitted 10
s Al the PSF By order Of tho Judges OF ne suprs'ns
Court Richard H. H1nsy. Pisue C. falnaa Ained b. s"a'
wm. Grshsn. H., GFsAAE L. "a0a ns mss"' 1900
Ca. eh.,., u Ferris George hsrstail Hsnry WhitdeS.
Yrs5erick @. Fr-aeke
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full size, reduced TO only 90
HnnTOGR APils

ext. Prufs AZ LAYfRATYrEs, superior ~ Ambroypess
ii y; sTEkEoscopEs ~; DAGUEsRsoryPEs, IN cases.
cents The cbsp>., Picture market ia fork DEPOT At No -
hrosdWl
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iAdYerilsementI

WILSON'S DASDELIOS COPKRE-foi OyeP"t1.S
adsss,oa scs Headache BILIOUS and Liver Nseeees ens
esJeesiy recommended TO persons OF denSsae So 49,
Sold By oil respectable Apo,beesnes saf h' sfsPS D'.
corn % Of nh o.. and "a sv
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fAfer tisefnsnt
PHOTO1RAPHS.-l

PHOTOGRAPHs-Ih COLORED PHOfOGRAPSsA
for which the byest rrizs Geld Medal awarded ~ tho
sss pair o the Institute b. see1 81 RooT os
Isry No s3 Brosjwey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

srsgKr CLsAssG.-The contracts for cleaning W
e, Ger, Fourth Tooth ana Eleventh Words have bssa
sr,raed 70 Mr. r A Smith. who vii pat his pses' 49,
ce.oos oacs.sss into operation q soea " tie ''.'o VIZ
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Advertisement .
;g,fa k-yton 4 Hrndburys' PIANOS lower tbsS

etrr Tf.faye ID 80 D tID HLL0DLOhs. tne beSs
iron 40 o. sz25 PIAAos AID MgLsDsoss 70 let ~ ia
violoNc,L.o for SAL a. ~ CoLBSEs hssat Agent.
No. f2j BrosdwsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

INFASIrCIDE.-An inquest was yesterday held ~
boy OF male child born alive Friday night bat hsl
died. The testimony went 10 show that Crsssa mwee
Bergle German woman, who had been married but hsee
months mother Of tie child and had sranged TO dean
in sdsely its birth The Jury rendered verdict y
s Coroner then issued warrant for the arrest
tie mother but che 700 III 70 be removed 70 prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

STABBED IN An AyYRAY.-Tw0 men named John
Detsurs and hcGrah into diacniy 10 Mulberry stees
when the hitter stabbed 10 the breast sse
cut and with knife in the hands Of Ma 81
yerssry Hs stely conveyed 70 his residence No
n Mulberry street nd De,eurs affsted and Iocked ~
fr rxsuipstioD The Injuries receh I'd BY Mr. hc0sts Gre
no. COZ sldered 70 lie Of . dan eTOas Character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsr.-Charles Connolly.
public Iorer yesterday arrested charged With stealing
and s 'snts ysued at $500 from wm Harley,
OF 40 II The complainant states that a. he was
through West street the prisoner snatehed The bag from
h off with H. Complainant pursued tho hiei sn1
caught him. He sO recovered the cspstbss, though ~
m had inshis fight Connolly WA akcn b5foro
ia Ice Connolly aud locked up Tor trial.
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CIT Y ITE III s.

NIBLos-Last night new little pantomime called
TIE Scioci@dster, was produced. 1t vas received
with much laughter and applause, and the plot may
be summed up under the general head OF Rave pleas
antry, analogies not being important. There was
good attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

BuRToS's.-Thc revival Of the play o. the " Up
"per Ten and Lower Twenty which achieved last
-ca,on ~ large a success drew an overlooking house
at this Theater. The character OF Crookpath," So
difficult 10 be portrayed from the varied phases it
assumes, Of cunning, drunkenness. and i"nac,, "as
pictured b. MFR. Burton with really terrible and ap
pallins power, and Is a portrait of human passion.
rnrl I'm n. cXcclencc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

THE ITALIAN OPER, Is PHILADFLPHn.-A CORE
spordent says oft; "They played here Troyatore on
Monday Norma on Wednesday, and on Friday, for
Ddees benefit the second act of Norma, and ifcre-
za. Tie enthusiasm of the house was Wild"
The Italian opera has, learn from d'sinterested
sources, made success in Philadelphia which, though
for short season-a few nights-tiOes not contrast
adyantageousy in the applause judciousy displayed,
to the comparative GOODNESS Of the house here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

CHARGE OF BURoLARr.-A young man named jas
Edwsd, YVES Yesterday arrested charged with breaking into tho
saloon OF Conrad Heset corner Of Broadway sn6
Anthony and stealing heefrom shawl valued at $ib.
The accused seen m the act Of leaving
M chased and captured by Ocer Qgsye OF the
ward olc-. Justice Connolly Committed the accused
lot tTsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

Laura KfrNE's VARIETIES. - This house was
den-ey crowded last night to witness Miss keene's
first appearance since her Inauguration a rannagcress
as Pauline in the Lady Of Lyonsa character in which
she a few years since won such golden opinions. The
enthusih, I'm was full and complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

The Board Of Aldermen had considerable business
before them last evening. The President announced
the list of Standing Committees for the present year.
City Inspector Morton sent in nominations for Health
ard NJ for most of the Wards all of which were laid
on the table The Counsel to the Corporation sent in
the name Of George H. Purser for Cooperation Attor
ney and the nomination was confirmed. request
from the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies to
withdraw the nominations of Irving, OToole and
others was laid on the table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

DE,rH OF Joas NJ. MERRITIELD-We regret TO
ounounce the death Of this gentleman, WHICH occurred
Oh Saturday within two or taree days ater eI-
per.eae ng Al stta.k Of Inflammation Of the bSvee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

THE CA.E, OF THE GAABLERs-tn the Court OF
Sessions yesterday, Judge Capron presding-atter
the rather curious case of Michael Fogerty, in which
witness attempted to clear the prisoner BY asserting
that be himself committed the crnethe cases OF the
gamblers came up, according to adjournment
Pat Iearnes affidavit presented-averinS that
one Sherwood, An essential witness to him. was out OF
the city and went out of the city before the ndct
melt was found against him. He further alleges that
he hes reason 10 believe that he be produced at
the next Term of the Court in February.
Aner a good deal Of discussion, the case was set
over to the second week Of the February Term, and
the following accompanied it for similar reasons;
The Indictment, were against Robt McCaifrey' Isaac
G. lbert. George Beers, Jefferson Well, Alexander
Edgar. Sherlock Hlman, Charles iiylaDd. William
Wliteside and jackson Thonp3on.
Senator Scklc- il counsel for Pat. lieaEne, AlexaD
DIR Edgar aud sherlock Himan. Edmund L. Hearnc
and J. II. Weren appear for MoCaifrey, Beers and
Well. The alleged missing witnesses IRE Sherwood,
John +. Thomas and Price McGrath. Y. ID. Holmes
who : counsel for Gilbert. Hyland, Whiteside aud
TAonpsou stated that in one Of his cases he had adj
yi.ed hi. c,nt to employ j. r. Brady and he had not
been able to see him yet.
Three or four cases. in which Bu'teed - counsel
vii come up to-day and will probably be adjourned On
gone pretext Or other