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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Docs HEAD ~ CoURr -Tnis morning Biddy
F shsrty appeared before Justice Dawson in the JEFF
fsrsOn Market Police Court, with hing careful y
70 led up in a towel. "Oh, Judge she said, can
what'l / col Sure this woman, that's Mary Brady,
vour Honor will be the death Of and the chidher
81 never saw the likes of her, your Wor,hip. Didn't
she bate me little dog and didn't she sihck the big
butcher knife frennst the door for me 10 run against
10 uurtber me irtirely. your Rvi ence, aud no
What shs las been Going TO me poor d9ggs t3e HEM m1
thern onadhdan, your Honor ana ! nevsL n''ea a.,
hand to her. Then Biddy unrolled the napkin, like
Gddon urrong the Egyptian pncess, tAoa.mog, ro;,
Ob, the poor crathq on the poor pss,, yosi
Justice the head Of little terrier dog severed .o'n
the body cose behind the esrs, together win ;,s a
butcher knife, with a blade nearly 1907 i9ng, VII
which sLe said the bloody deed was committed May
Brady Rad thus far remained silent but ao~ she POKE
up: MAY / soy word, your WOrshipI sure
didn't GO it, at al al all. She borro we'd my KNIFE TWO
WEE ks agone, and has claimed ii since, and tne
dog is an ugly, nasty basic The Judge interrupted
her, and told Mrs. Fahery' with shudder 70 taSs
sLe must bring civil acton. Eve. Pos.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

An affrsy occurred last plght at the Metropolitan
Hotel under the following circumstances: Samuel C..
1lonpsoD who at n bo's, stepped into the Ho.el
and got ito conversation with Warren Leland one OF
the proprietors of the house. The subject OF con-
versstion was the Valley Bank, Of which the Messrs
Leland ere reported to be the owners Something
was said about the bank being swiude, when War
rn Leland knocked Mr. Thompson down. The par
ties were Immediately separated and nothing further
traI spired.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
THE TURF.

UNION CouRsE, L. -TrohiHg.-Taesday, Sep
tember 2 le56.-Malch 81 900. Mile and repes..
Flora 10 barnes, TacOry under the saddle.
II Woodruff. b III Flors Tenn
w Pesbody. rsoo1 1y....................... Dis'.
Tin e...lst Heat, Or. C:j-Hs.t mile, :!S-Mls ~
CYSTERyILLE Course, l.. .-TrOtting.-Tuesi.y,
SepttmbeI = le56.-Mstch $500; two nile heats 10
wagons Wagons and drivers to weigh 800 pounds;
owners to drive
Owner, b. IN Lsdy Hoas slald................. !
Owner, :. 4. Baker sIBoy.......................
Time. .fi-51lt- 5:51..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Remaining sept >
On No ton OF Gov. DRAPER. George B. GID

Oh Ht tIUII UI 'IUF' DNhih ~ NV1rge ID VIIOpTt
elected Chief Clerk, to fill the vacancy 0ccssoned
by The death of T.. Il. Corwin.
Gov. G. NTHER said he had been informed that there
about fifty persOns in the Almsouse aho desire
10 return Apue 10 their friends and a resolution
adopted requesting the Warceg to a-certsn the mum
Der of inmates who desire to return to their homes,
report TIE of such have friends that will
pioyCe for them on their return
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
LAW LVZELLIGENCE.
,,rrro STATES DISTRICT COURT-SEPT. a-Bsfsr,
"i''' judge BETTs.

,-.IrEp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-sEPT. f-Bsfsr.
judge BETIs
Several recognizsnces were forfeited, among which
va, TIA, Of Burke. Of the passerg the Illinois vhs
con n,t.d robbery Of the the lady psse1zers and
vsT, rea yrched board As sbse ut shsn hs
sne called the Judge iEsued his Grest.
sutsequenty be entered Lto Iecos- nance.
District AttsInsy aeason made objection tho bsj of
White who impcstsd IN the robbery the ground
that T. & Doyle, his bOosmap, member VI tho Poico
en b Dock Master and there detA % police
E.an. Dir. DO, le was in court ard surrendered Whe
The Dsrct Attorney then remarked that those osSons
no bad teen expelled by the Vs lance COMMITTEES Of er-
ns were coming here connue bo deeds depreciation b
felt IL 10 be bis duty N po-on occupied 20 deal wies
to- N 70 the utrost extent Of the law he thefetoS
asfed thai the Ce ouli order White Be committed ~
eose custody TIE order hsyre been given b. ti sn
charge BY DeIuty Marshal Thcmpson Ia default VI $500 bal
SUPERIOR COURT-s,EcnL Tysa-sept 2-Before Judss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on THE POWERS OF the
CORPORATIos.
The Second Avenue Railroad Company sgt Joseph TsJcs
Street Co nmiss,oaer.
In tbis action the plaintiff AXIS perps tus insnfs-
tion prohibiting ledsn or rerovirs the rat, 90 W.
R.lrosd track between Forty nrs sni ~,
thrd stre4,s The Croton Laustuct Depsrtreos es'ss
,rse,sa tss tbs ssAsDsT eS Of thN po,a' sSa W.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
To N, Td,.o- Of N. n Y Tyibu,..

TIE For, Hamilton Relief society take this method
OF returning thCir most siucere tLaEks to the ny
pty.icisLs, the l.Gie, eontl= ren of Nev-fork,
B'ook'yr, Philadelphia, Bal,imore END Norfolk as
well az to the Howard Assoc iation of Norfolk who
have all 70 ncby rendered heir aid to at til. time.
Those especially who have of-r ed their Attendance
rpon the slck gratuitouSly may be well assured
that their generous offers most nsiby fet and
appreciated.
We are bsEpy TO say that BY the kindly feeling and
prompt action OF Dr. Harris OF 81 teD I.lacG, well
Of mob and geIerous-hea ted spirits Of New
York and Brooklyn, wants. both in physician and
muses., have been well supplied.
PAUL A. OLIVER, President
Eort U1n Lfon SAnienh.r u. IAs6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
lAevcTtseuentl
Mr.. G., u. FRFDRICks lsts Cp~rev A, Erad.

neks would respectfully annos biz former o. ron. AZ
fieI ds hat be has removed the PBoroeE
No 5S5 Biosdwy opposite the MetToE. a. got .A az
.l the PsI'ssn h he uoauesi this ce.,r, a
Win him Pictur~s tAkeD Ia
REoTYPEs PBOTLCRAPHs AaBEOryPEs, Se n. roo-s -,
zen ss Tor the reception Of vstsf. 81 al hours
c. d. FPEDsIcxs
No as Brosd~sv, opposite heuopslt.n -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
'(Advsrs'semest! /!

6is p,,rop. ,ssi be PHorocsArac ss1
DsUssRroTYr, su. hs Old lsry. No so Brosiwsy
of Leonard be removed brAnee
Of bs esb part the etJ does hs ntttd
" cors Hs has however made I'm potsnt ssrsuoIs -
nnt roveu ers n the PporocRAFHc DEPRrMxsr aud 49,
enabled. with the advantage Of .upenor -rs proiacs sf
pictures t1AH nave heie'otrr- made tt,s ooutry
Quincy. No. SO Broadway, cor. Leso.rd>k
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
TuE CouRrs Judge Breseye was yesterday "a.
NEW-JERSEY II,EMS.

CRIcKEr-The return match between the rival
Cubs New.York and st. George will be commenced
today Wednesday,, at Iloboken. very Interesting
snd well-contested match may be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
advertisement

cEClRlTf AGAINST BURGLARS$-IEe I1oi Al.
Lock psiened by VALEXTnE BurLss has three s'ssmnS ]
advantages every other doorlosk in exi.tenes
BE- picked The Key is very rns No t~o 70. ;. W 1,
or csp be opened BY he same key Add 70 tas bs
massive enough 'or entire security and that tne noer,t,
peced door without shgnrns it and 5,
cost. Fer sale BY VALENTINE BUTLER. go ana ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

EyRFz7LyMPYr AsD RECEIVING STOLEN GoODs.-
Genrse Al d-ews formerly CLERK ia tbs spre OF u -
WI'su, f No Si7 Bosdwsy arrested yeeriay hs
charge OF embezng about $50 worth Of silks io his EN-
yers store toton OF he stolen property being finnf n
The house named Lsrkn living 81 the corner o Sck
AZ anal streets be arrested the chsEge OF receiving
oleI socds with gu!ty knowledge A. paaes were com
n,ittsc 70 the TonlLs 70 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
advertiser
SFpr l-THE GREAT DRsIDRRAruM

Ifysriey qualify AID style essebtals In the 0sdA1
,Lc CO! stfucOa of BoANErS tho pdsfssnsd feel aacs4
their stoeA . uLsuTpAsed
IUs FELT HALL, SoA. and IL Psst piAo>
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
ADVERTISEMENT J

ROuehness and Dryness OF the skIn II oSca.DhGu tn
d.eson srd hot uufe qs-nty by sppnes,SVn ,S o. i nu -
slc S.p The Of ksDis,or, o. -. ~, S..b.f,I, .t
ell uIpleeIsnt ssiiens snd repaea % r. y 1,.e y r.
fsis For sals By d. SAAD'' ~ H. "S'' L. l.
GRLEN and Drrfgsts genefsIy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Advertisement !

BTLLS-BrILs.-MENEELY's celebrated BEHA
81 al Ie.cilp lptogs for sale, - Factory Prices By
FAlEBASxs Co.. Assats, Ne. is9 SIssivsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
(Adverasement
= poprARLY Gas WORKS TO.-Tn
THP AUBYN z,

THR AUBIN PO.IAbLn voc w 49, Co'-lo
Pnrns SEsXue Brsssss ..e p!.,5 p.sv~J prove has
HsL urJeI osr See W. siS,,tssz sa, Anotast
Dsgs Of uA lafg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Advert isenent !

LAW SCHOOL.-HENRY CLAy's OPINION OF
THE STATE AND NATIONAL Law scnooL. PssshAsepsas
r. Y: "1he pursusc uhryslod' lie ehecs spsn
he student wondsE Next rs begins on sh Sspssu~
b,x. Send Circular j. W. So~Lse.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

FIRENES's PARADE.-The Beard of Officers OF teo eo
Fire Department held a meeting Thu sday evening 70 ia"
action in rel. reLce TO parade this Fail.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
BROORZ wv ITEMS.

DrIEGNrys To The SYRACUSE CoNyESrIoS.-rho
Republican General Committee OF the Eastern Drs.
tnCt of B;ookvn and the country towns, met iase
evening AT the leon ard elected the following names
ger;l, deegaes to the Syracuse Convention fron
the Flrst Assembly Distinct: Enoch Jacobs and Sig,s.
purd Ksufmaun. Ateinates, Charles Jones aaA
Waiter kelsey.
FIGHT WITH BrsGLARs.-The house of Samuel
NcClsrs the Hicks ard Jorseuon streets wss
By burgars Monday night by Of false Keys
M McC having been ab,ent IN NewYok this family be,ns
home at late h. .ur snd lish n the uppsx
Suspe,Is tho true at once be asked whe
I'd officer The man Immediately hs heels.
NCC tie oIse attaches
tie ' C be cane % s d. .n NJ SFS.n. .s., p e~s
s. The fellow. tbeu started cd but had not fs.
Bradford .ucer.d in skn OF the parties who ssvs
his NnlSms The others escaped the one Oh ,he
mid District Station house and committed BY Justice bs'eh-
ley 70 await his uial.
PASSING A SPURIOUS BILL.-Two young men named
Fcwsro g. Perrin VIM ". Rsed arrested ye-te,d.y
tsySrp n he second Wsi, Ia payment for ,ra.
he wcrthnss Of the b ascertned snd tho iccused
given custody OF az officer They were nough, before
Jr-~ce >mrb ceumtret TOR examination Ihs ohl q
lie dti cHur'ion Of one oosr I'D Irpos 20 os an as
The FAIR es Bank OF Orntasa IL well executed ana
Likely 70 deceive.
Charles Cockrer, German, a sodier in the U. \.
service AID receu, s,ched the Fourth ArleIy q FORT
Hamilton brought before Juse Morris on wr OF nasess
ciIu' drchssd ueer The act 'oToifdns IN. en ,sat
Il minors Cccki der,ng punishment ~ ds'eriioa
beng brought INTO IonEt WIN
taot I'd 20 his leg.
TIE Courts Judge Bircseye was yesterday ea.
esse1 in Term of he supreme Court
He will tske up the csleno time p-rmt
The seteuber Term Of the OF Oyer snd Termrer snf
Circuit Court 10 commence MondaJ, 9Th Instant Judso
viii preside. 49, -,
NecIefday cay is the last day for hns notices OF aeoe
Circuit Court
The ou OF General Sessions and County Court sned
fore judge associates yesterday The panel %
Grand Jurors selected twenty
tlot petit jurors s cted. wen the Court adounsi u
Friday when pal els will bs completed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Empire Hook and Ladder Company nave slecssa . Gs
the foewpg ofscers for re ensuing yea Foreman, o s
nv r As,ran, Ja. r. Tlsy S<cre sry' fhihp seiisw'
~, -, X Wo,s,r; Kepresentatyes, y; C. fosa
sns Jc,eth w st.ober; steward, Frank 'anderoeek'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
lAiversemeatl
sGAs-A new B.nzole Gas Works, the b6st

Ard cbesrer IN the or with Fixtures ia. Pltss
,evesl rev ard beaguiul dssisn.-just completed ts -
Pal trade No lead or spsteT hxiurs sold BY a CSi 80
great sAvf'e'uins DsP''' NO "a 2scsrs, Warn. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

PARADE OF THE NEw YORK FIRE DEPARrMEHr.-
Arrspgt ment~ now being made Tor grand parade
The New Yo'k Fire Department on the l3 h OF
October next. The rank OF Assistant Engineers under
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CHARGE OF ROBBERY -Ccales Brown 'colOred
wa. arrested Tor knocking down Bernard Doyle Of 20 -
Thomas street ro bbi him Of 81 brown com ntsd
for trial by Justice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
The rev rule Is az follows:

The parade will be magnificent affair, aud the
various companies ere determined to excel any public
display of the Depertn ever before made.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

The Fort Hamilton Relief Society gratefully acknoyl
ecges the p st the hands Of DR.. a. n. Beel Of
Brockyn, Of supply Of M dcines ard medical appi
ances accepted by him foD the fol owing-osmed gen
tltDen, W: Me-srs. George Foss. Fowler NJ. B.
Peters sno II. II Dickinson Of Brooklyn ard M.-srs.
Heesmap, ClaJk Il Co.. Tingle " Marsh and Schiefs-
lin BrOs & Co of N,w.Yok k These Con-ti,n- have
been very acceptabe IN then Hosp tai, which il now
fully established. FRAScIs +. BlREE, Secretary.
Forf H1ri In Sant L IkrR
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CITY M.RsHAL's REPoRr--There have been com
the CITY during the month OF Ausust seventy
peT,Ons he O owiI chafges Drunkenness draak and
dseTery, & oisordsry 5, assault stealing y Suspicion
thch Z; .iCus ciief l. -nbezziemeDt vssfaDcy
h.tiSry-helsrd, So; England, 81 Germany, 4 uni'e&
States, !; Colored, 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

A Boy DROwsRD.-A boy nau ed Peter kobb WAS
ovred Yesterday morning the foot Of D-lsney while
h.. Wa, nj wing on board Of canal He ved a. No. %
Pitt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CAPTURE OF A RIVER THEA boy named Nj
tse Nuss1t by Officer Callahan Of the Prs
Police charge Of stealing 90 oass Of coffee vsue'
s from Pier n, Esst River The accused csush
hsroirg Gown the bass boat. Tie prisoner
fully ccmr.it.ed by Justice Como oily.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

The Central Park Police, headed by Capt Bennett,
wi'h bis Lieuienanfs, numbering altogether about
thirty mcn. marched to the residence OF Mayor WOOD
yesterday morning, where be reviewed them. Ile
en- app ared well in their neat uniform In the alter
room the corps proceeded to Rikes Island aud par
took OF collation..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY.
RTPORT OF THE SICK AT THAT PLACE.

DIED.
John Sufo died IN hospital at 2p. m, lst inst. /;
Mr.. Wlkom. wife Of Willism, the gardener Of
Mr.. r. McEIsh died At Q o'c ock p m, lst inst
cOsyALEsCISG
Stephen Green, Mary Little, John Becker, - Bra
dy, Ann Doyle.
DOING WELL.
Thomas Little, Ann Mooney, Mrs. Fauel, Mrs.
FreeIong, James McKnieb'.
RECOVERED.
Mrs Tirer. Mrs. Branger.
VERY Low.
Julia Kennedy, Mr., Sennett
No orew cases siIce last report.
DR.. Bailey L. A. r,pors 10 new cases in Mill.
tsry Hosptsl. and lis sick all coipg we'll
NJ. Wm. II. Sesis Chsifmsn Of FirGnce Commit
tee, IL authorized 20 receive a. his office NJ. ~
Broadway, New-York all contributions male to our
Society. FRANCIS L. BERIER, Secretary.
Fort Har.Iton, Sept 1867 o'clock a. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

PREACHING ~ THE ELYsIAy FIELDs.-The Rev.
Mf Patton held forth large pronseuous crowd In the
ElyssD Fields sunday afternoon. The text ss tsssh
l6 Come ard let togs,her though sns b
sret" Tte character sud influence Of mse'nss
sro.n c the highest Dy Who have attended them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
GOVERNORS OF THE ALNS-HOUSE.

The regular meet pg of the Board Of Ten Cover
nors was held yesterday afternoon at the Rotunds.
Present Gova. Draper, Townsend, Smith, Gunther,
Oliver, Bell, Tiemsnn aud Dugro.
Number of inmates IN the institutions for the week
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

The Ninth Ward Republican Association will hold
tetirg this evening in the Bleecker Buildings. Adj
d'tsses will be delivered by ex. Gov. Ford, Chauncey
Shafer, ard Mr.. Underwood of Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Tbe Nrtr- Br1.nsricker savs that the Fox casa
taues TO be the alabsobng topic of conversation in
that city, While gr, at many stories as to bis HE arc
il crc uls ion, all agree that be was young man OF
t.Iiibly deprayed nature. He appears to have de-
c. yed and lied to neary every one who ap roaohed
him even to biz counsel who did much to save ni,
arc bis pitual advisers who endeav0red to bnng him
10 = proper of his situation. He would JOIN IN
rclgIour exercises With much apparent devotion and
itior, ard "a the minister left him, ceride
at hst had b. ssid and done such occasions. He
would tell his counsel stories which they would soon
r6 O0t 10 b. a-e iB their endeavOrs to be help biu,
ard even promise to enc of his legal advisers coz
history of his life and Gonfessi III and at th lass
nomeLt broke his word by Disappointing him.
Or Sunday evening last lie entered into long con-
v.Itaton with the Sheriff concerning his past life and
a. socsies, apo talked freely Of his connection with
item, saying that they had passwords. grips, &c.,
usual among such gsrgs. On Necnesday he made
TIE statement 10 which he signed his name, denying
al connection with such men, and participation in any
other crime except the one for which he was in ths
State Prison. To Others he would relate certain scrapes
in which be sed be bad been engaged, telling OF tho
" rods lac held over the beacs Of ain respectable
men, ard then again deny the whole ofthese stores
10 the rex one that visited bin. He made soma
literary preer-ions ard The Ner- -BruHsricker p1b-
lsh.s tolersble verses which he wrote after hA
conviction. lie ives undoubtedly capable of d ling
csbe position n life; bur he chose the pa,h OF
the traDss sOr and suffered at ast the awful penal
ties Of lie sins. Iis case sho1d be warning to 81
yonpg men who have any deeire to depart from the
strc, path of integrity.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

YOrSG MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. - Tie
monthly meeting the eners of this A. ocation held
their Norcsy evening which there srse
The evening occupied principally cscns-
Tho idsped the spiritual intsr-
youI Jersey City. t finally d.cidsd
hoc Young Mems prayer meeting the Tuetdsy ens
he secoIG Sabbh in each month M addition 10 the
morning praye neetilk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

COMMISSIONERS OF JURoRs.-The Mayor, Judge
Ingrahsm and Judge Oakley, composing Board oil
Con mi-soners of Jurors met yesterday afternoon IN
the Office of the former, and from the list o Pen.
Jurors proceeded to select some Blk hundred Grand
Jurors TO serve during the ensuing year The names
of those thu. selected put in the jury box and
drawn out wherever psneI is required In cohse
queuce of the Absence of Commissioner French the
work was not pleted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

The Eighteenth Ward Fremont Republican Assoca-
tion met on Monday evening at the corner OF Twen-
teth street and Third avenue, the President, HOMER
FRANKLIs. esq, in the chair. Addresses we1s de-
livered by Messrs James NJ Dudley, A. Seymour,
William Boies and by General james OF Wisconsn.
There was good st;endance. The Harrison Guard,
rumbeIing some twenty men, came in BODY and
were enrolled as members, and received with three
cheers. About forty names in all were added to the
roll.
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