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Police Intelligence,
RECOVERY OF SUPPOSED sToLEs GOO

KECUNERI OF sUPFOSED STOLEN GOODS.
Yesterday Afternoon officer MiTtin OF the Sixth ward
police, succeeded in recovering large black trunk iu
Of silk dresses and ladies' wearing apparel which, it
supposed, have been stolen The property was fund
concealed ut the residence OF Michael ounors SO Bxer
street where, II is thought .ne thief had kept it on
storage. Mrs Ccnnurs taken int custody
pciou o receiving stolen goods, and, being BROUGHT
before Justice Connolly, a. tho Lower Police sue
taned whc the Of the trunk and property H. One
or TIVE Of .he stolen articles are marked - Bzzard,
I. s. NJ The property may he NJ the Six ward
station house, on inquiring for officer Martin
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.
Christian Manor, George Muller and Nicholas Morton
taken into custody by officers Peek and yo's. he
seventeenth ward police, charged the complaint of
Benjamin Jones' 100 Second street, with highway roS
berry. The complainant alleges that whe aoont pay
sane. @ sinan s.n Oh money, ior services perornee
Miller tnok his pocketbock, containing $t10 away from
him, When Miller WAS taken into cus,ooy the wallet
and its contt nts found in his possession The
cnsd were brought before Justice Wood at the Essex
Market polco Court where they were committed for
examinatio1.
AN ALLEGED rregys 1oM JUSTICE.
On Thursday night the F1AeSlh ware police arrested
amsn named Thomas Kerrigan, ON q requisiton from
the Governor Of New Jersey where he stands charged
with the commission OF burglary upon he store of Joan
u. Davis, OF Jersey City.
CHARGE OF pERJURy.
George Allan, ssi,,r, WAS arrested on charge o.
Hamilton street. The complainant alsgeg that the
oused swore falsely against his character in tho Marine
Sourt ard thereby cheated him our of sloo Allan was
bIousht before Justice Connolly, At the Lower Pohse
Scurt, where he was held 20 answer the charge,
cHARGg OF yELoNloys ASSAULT.
John Borceux, proprietor Of boarding house At No.
Worth street, arrested cba.ge of committing
felonious assault upon hn Dawson, with obirg
iron. The accused vas committed for riai ~ justice
Connoly.
AN ALLEGED pIsoaDERLY HOUSE.
woman, named Harriet ForToste-, keeper of house
ct No 10 Hudson street sretei by Sergeant Jour
don, OF the Lower Police Court charge of kse 'ng
dsorderly house ct the above buu5er Tie
Mr. Ferguson Of CA Budsn ST. nhge thu fhe IA a.
Of the accused s the resort NJ prostitutes AIT otnrf y
orcsJy chsiacers The AROUSED hed to ans yer g
The charge.
CoarfArSr DIsMissTD.-Tte cemp'sint sgsinst Henry
Ceesin for embezzlement has been dismissed oy We
Grsnd Jury, and the defendant bss Der honoraoy ds
al frcrn aD ATTENDANCE Ipoa the Colst OF GsGsrs
stsh2ns.
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Boz nj or Councilmev~
1HE CONDITION OF TIE sTRERTs-srEclAL HEs.
SA0B FROM THE MAYOR

This Board assembled at their Chambers In yha IT,
Vail yas,.,a.v af,.s,oor Oh. prasso. N :. = -
- , d. 8. rH'-KS54,
III 'ne cnaH' Inc room was taseiuiD drapec In back,
ss mark OF respect to tho memory Of Eooert s. Dxou
oe,.ssA5
Ape inAous0S VI sn0 sUo previous meollngs were read
and approved
Rseolnt;opa he;nn in or3ar resoln.io, -. .so,,.d
!. f
reefrbg 70 tne regular Committees o tne board those
portions Vt the May message referring to and
slips oubIc health poiies naykets Cro.o, wa.er ,avv
c.. nm -. . = .. ' -"
ei.y HAL opening ara improving streets
a. ~ ~ pPIss ~ ePo.4a. sa W oon.or
MIN he ts"pefs q congress upon tne conoi.ion n cur
oo ueences See'tsu 70 IN Inc mayor message was
+ha, aaa ,es1, uton was tnen soopsea as 'erting
& & tne Doaio VI Aiae, nen haa tfeated tns Board u
,t n. ans usy ~ prlveeiy arai ing new
9 en" ei anu asAAp8 iof AUS passage throuSa 'ne Le
.uJ 70 NJ AioahJ
AG9tnsr PlesinDe ane rssointcns were then offered
Pionr',.ns rnohipg In 'ae Councu chambers. Inase
"sre ~. mr. e.ef Ai mex inrs ing .
49, ns iowing commuhicanon was theu received from
n o anu .eieFlea 70 oommittee on Cleaning Stree
80 ''ii'es oioe'eo " ie9ot' On hohoay evsning
$780,, Q - . 80
- ,.u Mas, 49,, - o SAfoh ~ : , ofi'tf, REQ. o 1856
- crnrr,, ,,n an NJ, Aih nA noAip of IouaoiLaES
aris;na tr,n a. ato go oa ase ssecta os ehe ci'yl
r" oa % g. e -. .a.y ao e.aiy goI &c ,'h Oh zee and
sbe go, a., - ',oeu,s's sna gu euecuVe acton In
- ss,,as. ~ ,h suou as " @no she mar
trsrsI ~ 80 as .s ~ ~ ao e'sy>~nsre .ns
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COrOners' lnquests.

FATAL FAtIs,-chael Hickey, porter 10 the store Of
p. Livingston CO., No. B whitehall street, died from
the effects OF aN received by siepipg through the
hatcbwsy on the fourth story Verdict Des,h by
cus,op of the brain Deceased was native OF Ireland.
emo was thirty years of age.
an inqu,st was held upon the body Of man named
Robert Rsynor who died H. residence in Eighty sixth
gtreet uenr sec I'd avenue from the effects cf sfi
csyea Ia his yard Deceased was VI years OF age,
ara was patty OF this State. Ii ia said the deceased
M nos, ess ea of est deal Of property and he ap
yas to nave heirs, the Public Administrator viii take
ItaJge Il it.
Daniel Ealclsr, rstive Of Ireland, and rs years OF
are Sisd hts residence NO. AS Wasor street, on
lhursday morning from the effects Of fall received
w'ne descending stairway An inquest was bed upcn
he body Of DECEASED, when verdict VI Acciden&!
Na.h"' wes rendered by the Jury
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Jersey City news,

REcAr1rHlD August last, the residence of Mr..
jan es Fielder Jersey City, was bargariousy entered
snd robbed and young who gave his nans a. Van
cx was arrested the charge Of committing the crime.
ri. as aiie ward nGc led under his real name-Thomas
IsIigan-but released By mistake because his
q, tbe teet,rs bocks was Van Cox On Thursday night
lr ves arrested in the St Nicholss hote by j. Far
~ the erscy CITY Chief OF Police and taken the
Igdsop county jsi He about TO leave tor Nicars-
qua it said to join his brother Councilman Kerrgan.
syAI PcS.--Is diAesse exists TO ccns derabe extent
in Ier ey Ciy. There eral exi ting In
the CITY Means oud be taken to prevent its spread
there also eiect the operation Of the law requir
inr th, Ica ration Of dess and kpo Wedge IL for
nh,d by the arthori.s vi reference the ravages Of
diieasee, BY Which TO regulate sanitary measures.
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Our Special Dispatches from Washs ncfon.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO GENERAL CAss, CAUSED BY
FALL-THE GENERAL coNsIDERED OUT OF DAN
GER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1856.
Gen. Cass this morning fell from the steps OF the Patent
Office, the fall breaking of his arms.
Ar Cass fell distance of four steps, and was picked
up and carried to the National Hotel state of nsensi
bility. His forehead IS badly cut and IT is feared his
skull is fractured When taken up he bleeding pro-
fuseiy from the temple and the mouth.
Nh. Cass speechaess for some time but has reco
sered his voice. ands.ew recognizes Of his friends
1t is now asserted Aat his arm Is not broken
Drs. Garnett and sIksr are ia attendance upon the
sufferer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1856.
GSpe Lewis Cass fell upon the steps of the eastern
poftico of the Patent Office at day, seriously
jurng his head There q conclusion of the brain;
but Dr. Miller the attending ply sician informs that
there is no immediate danger Of auy serious result The
General is sleeping and to be resting we'll
WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1856.
wasat Gen. Cass's At O'Clock this evening" and
informed by DR.. Miller that he much easier.
He considers him out of danger The only thing he
is Inflammation Of the brain.
WASHINGTON, Feb. STOP. NJ.
The physicians in attendance think that the injuries
sustained by Mr. Cass will not prove serious although
from his advanced sge and the jar to his me-
there danger to be feared from inaamma.io
GEN. j. WATSON wEBBA CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
PRIETIN6-RE WILL BIZ SECRETARY
or LEGATION TO LONDON?
WAEISGToy, Feb. g. 1885,
There strong effort beirg made to elect Gen
Webb printer. am informed this evening that he has
had for time Ia pretty large force ia
they could net unite the whole Of the republican strength
en any other man.
Quite a number Of hea Is Topped of to day, by
the doorkeeper. Gen. Cuom has his list made out
and will give them their walking papers early next week
The sardng committees have all been arranged, but
they ill rot be made known till Monday.
Mr.. Dallas cioseted with Secretary Marcy to-day
He viii leave in about two weeks. His will not be
appointed Secretary Of Legation. There large mum
Der Of applicants for the place. D.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1856.
Speaker Banks is closely engaged in the formation
standing committees, and has at leas. another day
work before him to complete them.
1t is showing briskiy here this evening.
No northern mail has been received Tonight.
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News from Superior city.

Chca8s, Feb. 8, I5oU.
An overland party from Superior CITY, the cath ut
arrived here last night The government road ST.
Psul to Superior City is ofen The has been
peIatiyely mild The coolest lsy Of the winter
the a1st Of December when tie mercury fell to 80 deg
below zero. Supplies Of provisions abundant. The
party has gone East to steamboat with
the lower lake during the coming
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PHILADELPHIA sTocK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sToCK BOARD.
PnuADeIPnIA Fe,. g. 1865.
Stocks are hrm; quotations oiiows:-Penns yivana
Fives, sc; Resdirg Railroad, a; Long Island, 1917
Morris Canal, IAN Pennsv lvanis Railroad, Az.
PHILADELPHIA IRON MABxET.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1850
The sales Of pig iron during the past have been
$500 tons No. quo ed ct s27 No at $26 and No al
1923 rs 1913 80, the Susquehanna and S24 for city
delivery Rails are inquired fer at former rates. Bars
firm.
NKw ORLEANS, Feb 9, 1885,
Cotton firm at former rates. Sales to-day Thousand
bales.
NEW OaiTASs, Feb. 7, 1866.
Our cotton market is active and ssIner quotations
frmy sustained. The business - day fo0ts up 1900
sells st 10hc, Rio coffee at 1,sic Cotton freghts to
Liverpool 91Cd. Sterling exchange Ia quoted at per
cent premium.
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United States Supreme Court.
xE.yl

WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1885,
No. 2o8.--Josiah Dykes, et al VS.. Joseph UGord, in
to District Court Of Texas On motion Of Reyerdy
Johnson for deiendants the dockeed and dis
nfed with costs,
No s9--Jchn J, ortor, appellant, vs. George Smith
Argument was continued by Mr.. Brown FOR sppelees
and concluded By Nr. elliott co. apreilaa:s
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rl,HE AA1 ACHE In MADRID.
Il j. APPLETON CO, sl5 and 34s Broadway, pub
THE ATrACuE IE MADRID,
Or, SKETCHES or THE COURT OF ISABELLA II;

l VOL 12rno 1863 pages, 81.
tBDelievs6 that there is other book in language
which good picture Of spain and the Spanisrds
this does Tho author possesses the qua ca
lions the production work. The Spanards
proud peop,e-proud their and history OF
their traditions and poeyproud OF their OIL aud
cbyary-proud OF their cgdrches and thel rehson-and
proud Of their and habits With such nation the
htacbe could tee deep and sincere sympaoy. he
rratersse be haunted by the ghost Of ten cent
in the Pesce Of the Escua He everything from
The pIIte levee 70 the lie buhgh from the Ir5onlght
anc8of Menoos 10 the bas Of the Duche<s d. Alva
from he nesdewoik OF The Spanish maiden TO the glorious
paintings cf 1fn, vaasqueZ aod Muro; and he has put
paper al that worthy record which under
bis noiee But this h not all He has given kind of
ra history OF modern Spein His book VT mshA sptah
politics. snd Spanish partisanshp familiar me Ger can
reader the conchoogy of his .hards .nd 'sssv
The account given M e's diplomacy, bi. hsnn h
the least interesting cbapter tn his dss
crption the OF lS4S AID oil the ngh 81 Quees
hsr and Oh the sap Luis chene Is graphic instructive
Interesting 1t Is evident tbs. ths aof The author
Court once deIicne and ind mate.
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PHILADELPHIA IRON MABxET.
Cotton firm at former rates. Sales to-day i've thousand
Ia

An old lacy named Ezabeth Farmer. living in Newton
n. H. who has teen vice known her .rsme per.
e'monious habits, died week before sst leaving from
seventy to buncred tho dollars worth Of pro-
Fety, to te divided smong her nearest relatives en-
brsciig some fifteen OF twenty cousins Most Of The
property cor siss In very besvt tnoer lands rail
road stock and large accumulation Of gold and silver
cotn, found saugly slowed away " ~ Old chest
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Il or, the LAST LgAY,
SLIGHTLY AIrEREp FROM o. ". HOLMES
heard o her before
That she would make each reader roar
That The laugh tsch page increased.
From the first until we ceased,
Having done.
They told me that the grin
From the moment I'D begin
Would grow broader
And that sricker, scream and e0gh.
With each sddYd paragraph
Would he louderl
At last bought The bookl
And leisure hour TOOK
To peruse II:
My nouh expand ed ibeu
fnsCmuch thst ne again
Can use IL.
from ear to spread.
GirclAg hal around r0y head;
Aud NV ja rs
Arc AZ opeb sow as sin
In that fixed eternal grin.
From this
= h ow II ia ein"
Fer me 70 laugh and grin
AT sNhe Deacon,
Al hia 'rhcumauz an psin"-
But no mortal ccud refrain,
- As reckon
Priscilla" bright and fair
queen OF widows-mAy tear
Dim your lott
And may "shadracho caed The wise"
BE ~ precious In your eyes
The slxteeRh thousand now ready Of
THE WIDOW BSDvrT PAPEKs.
Price o. 25 For sale by aIl booked ers.
SAYS New York Observer (second ARE not
surprised at the great popularity OF this boov; full OF
auain but excelent hunor shooting the foes common life
and hrg of evils which infes religious aocetes as we'll ~
the that everybody loreadhe Papsrs
much that IL In them comes home e number one. %
DERBY & AoKsON Pabisncra Il9 Nassau street
Copies sent By mail, pos paid.
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THE pRoHIB1roRY LIQUOR LAW.

1iIDHNIt ICDs % 1oVOs
The Court Of Appeals meet on Monday next and viii
decide npon the coDsuonaty Of the Prohibory liquor
law II Ia rumored the Law ~n DO sustained. 7ssssg
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~ 80 aassrs aaH -s@s
HOTETs.

ry'HE GLOBE HOTEL CORNER Of FRANKFORT AND
william reefs having been tho ,uvhly rsnovnted rs
prepared furnsh lodgings cen's and s, ceus per
1gh o. so per weex tor strge rooms Good rooms for
fa0Ales. Meals st oil hours, j, Y, LkhNCH.
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Death of Hon. Thomas Sill.
Bark Messenger BIRD Dism asted.

Hon. Tomes SILL distinguished lawyer and politician
diea in this city last evening.
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r II u xATHsT n u " 8.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRApHs.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO GEN. CAss
Non.Arriyal Of the European Steamers.
Interesting News from the National and
State Capitals,
Sc, &C., Ge,

The Expected Steamers.
SANDY HOOK, Fridsy-11:3o p NJ.
Up to the present moment there no sgos Of either
ct the Overdue European steamers-h the Pacific now in
her seventeenth day. and the Peraia her fourteenth
HALIFAX Feb. 80 P. NJ.
Neither the Pacific the Persia have been heard
from at ibis port. Weather cIeUr.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURH.


ALBANY Feb. s, 1855.
Mr. SPENCER presented report from the Consumption
Hospital OF New York, also petition asking sppro-
prson OF $50 oC0 for the cid Of the hospital conditional
upon like sum being raised BY private subscription.
Mr. s'oKtss presented petition from members of the
New York BAR to enable parties to suits 10 become wit
nesses
Ellis RJroR1TD FAvoRAmY.
By Mr. EoxoNTo secure the better observance of the
Sabbath in Brooklyn
10 raise the salaries Of the Judges the Court of Ap
pesis and Supreme Court.
To incorporate the Homeopathic Colleges in the coun.
ties OF Saratoga and Washington.
10 facilitate asd determine the vsIi ty tsxes and
assessments.
Uniavorably on the bill to provide for the puniahmsn
To incorporate the New York Hydropathc Medica'
College This bill constitutes r. 3. Trail, Q. W. May, G.
Acams Thaddeus Hyatt, Chauneey 5Bush, G. F. Taylor,
G. AHseksu and A. f. King the corporation, and ap.
vacancies The Mayor and Recorder of the city for the
time being, are members OF this Board of II ustees
AZ, 10 give certain cases preference in Court calen-
dars This bill provides that arising hdbos
pas or BY Ieon or action to obtain the custody of
fant shall have preference in any court in which they
may De pending ard may Go removed out of their order
on the calendar, at any time, by either party.
by Mr.. ENTHUSIASTICALLY on the bill to ENABLE
towns to subscribe to the stock OF the Albany and su
quehaDnA railroad.
By Mr.. G. P. sMrrH-To amend the Revised Statutes
relative to interest money.
loaned If interest than seven per cent has
heen tAteD, but under certain regulations The bill has
tefn published; ;heretoforel
BY MIR. RAMshY-To amend the General Railroad law.
My Mr. NoxoN-To amend the Militia law of 1854
by Dir WADew0RTH--ro amend the Code Of Procedure
ard other laws relating TO partition.
By Mr.. SPEScfR-To amend the charter Of Cohoes
county.
By Mr.. RcHARDsOS-To authorize the formation of
town mutual insurance companies.
AMENDMENTS TO THE MILITIA ACT.
MT NoxoN reported favoraby upon bill to amend the
militia act It provides that o. title ILL., of the act
OF April ~ 1854 shall read foows-The fund SO Gre.
ated shall be applied exclusively military purposes for
the benefit OF the Uniformed militia; money shall
e paid from such fund by the county treasurer excap
the compensation to aesessors but upon the Of
board of officers provided In this act sountersigned
the conmandant of the brigade, and which order shall
specify on it's face the objects for which such money
raid
Sec. 2 amends "a OF the above ast by providing
that the shau be paid for making the enrol
ment at the same rate for abng the annual
nents OF property and sha be paid OF the funds
created BY this act upon the supervisors order
CENTRAL PARK, ETC.
Mr.. SIcKIEs gave notice Of bill TO improve the Cen
trail Park OF New York
tesoluo fxirg the 9th of March the election Of
two Regents Of the University adopted
Nj SI6KIIs moved that the Comptroller be directed to
furnish The Senate information to all the contracts
convict labor in the Stat prisons. Adopted.
A5 icurned.
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BosToN Feo. 3 1000.
The bark Messenger Bird, from Boston for Valparaiso,
put into Bermuda on the 15ih inst. dismasted.
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roeEErntok FOR RAILROAD AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
contarng new and concise methods laying raj
out ofwo.k eveIps the Calculation Of CUTTINGS and emSsni
mso,s eashwo1k 4c by Oliver Byrne, civil. military and
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Fourth general ear,hwork table without supposng the side
coming q wheels Of railroad cars the rss Of ths
outer rails on curves sA'h calculations q cuttings and
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