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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

NASsrorLEES THE CosDUcfoR From the eV'
dence before th CoroneTs jury appears tha' was
not this NAE tho was in fault ON the Northefn Ieuh'
sylvania ros d, and therefore our remarks uiu I'ai
Injustice WI en- we intinated that the accident p'oosny
occurred rom his 6sobedience Of INSTRUCTIONS, tue
6t unis Of the slaughter represented ana lie
had b' On driven in consequence 10 eom@i' suicide.
We o sonerste his memory from the charge OF having
Disc oey ed nsructi' rs and thus causing the disasr
br .,ill think be went forward recklessy, aud tn
i. .efd,structon was an insane act and his d. -,
as much part OF the slaughter that Of any bo
victim sud should be counted, making up a mn n
Der Of 81 slain vsnstovnen being foICa i,noc n,
leaves fearful responsibility gpOH tlssr Who CAV
| him bis INSTRUCTIONS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND DEATH.

CHICAGO, Saturday, July 26, 1856.
]. H. Done, General Superintendent of the Illinois
Central Railroad in stepping on the train at the Hyde
Park station to-day slipped aud fell under the wheels
ef of the cars when the train passed over both Of
his legs. He died last night from the effect Of his in
juries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
MISSOURI POLITICS.

WARRINGTON, IoJus
private dispatch sayr that Col. Benton has aoaa-
doued Lis engagements in Northern and Northwestern
M,sour and bssened to st. Louis TO eectioneer ser
Mr.. Blair, for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, Saturday, July 2s, 1885,
Much indignation and excitement exists among the
Irish portion of the population here ct the acquta Of
Mr. Herbert, who left Washington early this morning
His two trials coet the Government 81 s00
Ex-Msyor Lenox has been arrested, and held to bail
not to fight duel with Mr.. Radcliffe.
Several other personal difficulties growing out OF the
Herbert affair remain unsettled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
FAILURE OF THE NEW. ORLEANS MAIL
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


The Southern all, to day, brings nothing from any
point south of Savannah.
On Friday last, train of six cars, On the Weldon
and Wilmington IN. c. Railroad, we're thrown from
the track and turned bottom up number OF passen'
gers were more or less injured, but none fatally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

Senator HAMLIN Of Maine accepts the Repnhai'
can nomination for Cover nor Of Maine, AMI WIN re.
sign his seat in the S,nate If the People aeo'de
ssainst him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
FROM MEXICO,

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, July &c, 1885,
We have Vera Cruz dates to the 27d inst A con-
rprscy had been detected at Pueba to restore Santa
Anna. Many priests were implicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

UTICA, Satuf DAY, July 90 Ioso,
The Utica DAILY Gazette tDclnocrsticl, ana toe
printipq establishment connected herewith, were yes
terday sold to the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore II under
stood that the price paid was about $4,000. ShAries
]. Rsdford. esa., is to be the editor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
fBy Tails srsphI
SERIOUS ACClpENn II } A SOUND STE AMER.

bosIN =. Sunday, Jaly 81, 1856.
The steamer Empiss 81 tie from Fall River, for New.
York, exploded her ssss mppe last night, about 10
o'clock, when or Roa t judith Ooe fireman was
killed, and anoshsz b" ported missing. The third en-
gseer ard fifteen aoc passengers and deck hsrds were
sealded, some OF shG it is said seriously. The En-
pire State pnt back to Fall River where her passen-
gers were transrre to the State Of Maine which le'
for New York abOr L G This morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
THE CRUSADE. AGAINST agEEDOM IN
KANSAS

lOwAg the sIist surveillance q which letters p,s,lus
throrsS the BoldsrSuA.n tsyS y are subjected, IL vas
porty presented 70 sand By p ,s hands Hepea its az
riya. o. this late daJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
r, >,r,x,, ppI-ySWICK IJOUOR LAW.

THE NEW-BRUNSWICK LIQUOR LAW.
ST. JoHs, n. b., Saturday, July % ieSo.
The Governor has assentei 10 the repeal OF the ffo
hibitory Liquor Law. The House has been rDIosueo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
XXXIVTH CONG r ESS.
FIRST SESSION

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WAsHISGToH Saturday, July 26, 1856.
The House is engaged in the consideration Of pm.
yate bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
THE ropEIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.

Boston, Saturday, July -, ieec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

MIR. BURLINGAME's sTATEMENT--A CARD.
On the 9lst day Of June last made speech in tie
Hou,e of Representative which contained the follow
ing language.
[Mr. b. inserts from his speech, begioning with the
words, "On the ead of May, when the Senate and
House bad" &c, and ending with the words ito ex'
- press my deep adherence Of the act
On the la day Of July, ten days later, the Hon. /.
s. BOcock Of yirgisia called to sec me, and that
may not do him injustice give bis own words
taken from statement made fr Mr.. Brook
which statement be placed in my hands, informing me
at the same time that Mr. Brooks had copy:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

CoJTAGR AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERo0Ms,
~ ri 54 Broadway opposite the 81 Nicholas Ho'el-o.
MATHEWS oers for the extensive assortment OF
fancy cosse enameled and French fornure Ia Re United
reduced prices; II matresses PAIN
asses, pillows, bcserr, DO, 81 nsnuAciaserp prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15


A CHRoNoMETFR FOR sAI.E.--A RARE CHANCE--
IA superior EnglLih chnonomeer, for which the
has no further will be sold at great sacrifice Inquire
the store o. Mcsnra CREIGHTON BLACK, 4 Fulton
street
yUArCHEe-TINK GOLD AND SILVER wATCHls.-
w The Arsest and most splendid Il watches IN
the city y TO DO sbunl A. he snbscyibers He has been
bnsness for eighteen years. and u sell
ing an descriptions Of gold and silver wAcheo jewely and
silver ware d. much lo-s a IN tho ugua prices
BeAutNsl gold epne watches, four holes weed. .o24
Fine gold ae,Achsd lovers full ieweiod ...... SB ~
Fine gold busting lapine, four hoes owsei &y Oo
Gold hunting English patent levers. ........
Fine gold hunting detached lovers full e vcuei. $40
Gold and enspls watches for lsiis~ $50 p) 800
Splendid gold pocket chrononecrs $t25 W W $50 "
horses 80 90 % $3.50 90
Gold hunting watchoe which eht days s o. 70 $3.50 w
duIeren watches . fp 10 10 800 on
Gold English patent evere fun (eweld fsJ ~ $40
silver BDgNh pnseot lever SIG % Lo 80 %
Silver doanhed ieyers full cweled. SIS 90 10 5000
hunting railway 800 90 ~ SJ 90
SILVER kp.nca, Gur holes owee1 ....... gnpis ST. "
H. j. fobias Halrsscn, a. Beeseoy, r. r. Cooper, and
u olhsr o. cbfated mai ers tor sale worry low.
All wAcnes warranted 70 Keep curTOct tme watches
jewehy exchanged. Watches and icwey repelres 81 ts
best aud st much less than Tie usual prices 0tods
sent 70 all nrts "a Tho United States AID Cnada iroe
charge.
CEORGE 9. ALLEN importer * wa'che. and jeve!ry
wboIesa end retail, No. IL Wall street, second oor.
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

I)ICoEDs PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMpOnYa ~
IL clnss or disessss, Sc-Dr c. ID. HAnWtlNn - ~
grsdwsy opposite ne g. Nishelas may BE- eonsssd ssS
once hours 70 D. and Srom 10 daily TsSs. ~ ~
Daily Times, Evening Hpssss 49, fr further passculsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

nID DIR. COBBITT Is CONSULTED PRIVATELY AT
~ his office, ~ Middash street, nearly opposite Sands
street. and tour doors from Fulton street. Brooklyn from A.
NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
-
RI Inn TO 5000 WORTH OF FURNITURE AND
HlDOV housekeeping articles, nearly for dry Foods
nlr'y breaking up housekeeping. Address u u M Herald
ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

(lOLp sCALD.-
We regret hat we have distressed and ANNOYED our thea
cal neghbos by tho immense success Of this great
Can ppose object TO the opinion OF the pubhothe
bounded sppause has received nightly by such Tremendous
audiencesy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15


BtLLJAHDS.
HEAD OF ALI. COMPETrfroN-oUR TABIHs ARl
"A ncv scxnowiedsed by all Judges be he best md tgas
constructed We are now seng al the lowest cash prtce
hAyng tho largest stock and best facilities for manufacturing.
OCONNOR COII,Iik DIR, 50 Ann -reeA
fTyO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
Having enlarged manufacofy, enabled to
fu,ph superior made table, and ~ loss price Than be
bought elsewhere. Bnyers viii DO well call and examine.
GEIrFrTH5 DEC ER, 20 Am 81.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
DExyER's TROY ArE.--A PURE EyrRACr FROM
mat and hops, containing from twelve iaou per
stock Than ANY ale ke and no DOUBT The best ale
trewed ia The Tinted States.
@. WARD co, Agents, 10 Murray s.rea.
TYR OAK CHAMPAGNE THIS NEW BRAND on
A. champagne, from DE vaults Of Buocarp Salmon "a
Tor the Uniied staies
DOTuREN, OR MOUNTAIN DEwn DlsrIII.ERY, no
J. Grand street below FOURTH, wlliarsourg.To dealers
pure spirits AMI re distilled gin, by the barrel loves.
ka; prieea Five per cen, on Tor cash
THOMAS A. DEyyB,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

DRIyATN CONBuITAyYONB.-DR. WAfSoN ,ypu
zines Ills Draohee 10 elAss Of dsessc, which L.
Ated tan wenty thousand eases without ,stanra
81 sure. The remedies n ami DO not paie
hon business or oppose nm TO dstscson while IN noas
iss stAte that many hsve bean deceived by III
orou OF cerain chaAtans and been injured By dru9A
WILLIAM WATSON. n a.,
asy ysArs surgeon the Lock Hospital; author OF shs
Cause and Cure nlnsyoes plstss. Il Once - wAAsr
80 neay Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

E'RosIDITTES AND FROZEN LIMBS. : BRyANr's
cblars and frozen limbs. To thoae lro cblair
this nlyo Will entirely hen In day .wo warranted
sboye Gam be procured only At 81 Ludlow street, proe
c~ats per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

ErrlcAUous CURE FoR conxs. BuN1oNs. cAI-
ns ss .1 @ Sss' :ss: g
Monsieur SS No. g s Eus d savou Paris and
SonSui, street Rsssn. street. LeDas1 surseos Shopo
snshed families insnas remaining here sne nay b scnsas
& No fSassys % - ss s e
From hi. Imperial as:ss 1 ssposs III. Emperor q
y esrpse qua n. Lew sn,sys es ..n .v.s ms s.ssns
e.ry n I.ss e ssy oss: ny
rm The xos scs: Z: H = Ss = %
Mr. n Levi s1r sss cor. & ne .1 psrisc. sS sns
ssSss hossr b'rlssss ;ss1.:o
x rev ha. n nss Ss s s eas.! sa1 s corn.
Aes, without giving me ths dlahAsss pam.
seus.. stree. MAJ Fat. ra4ss s ss:sa s.nssg.''' Ma
fa sIl n hsyos pssehy rssoSsc ssss bunon, < os
''iad%s Tlis'J july ss?s'E sIay p.
s'Ss: sass .ss me-
s ss, s sss = X s. S H:s 'V '' ssa nj 60
Mo professonal scnnscsou WIN any psrps.
How ho r. R. rcmsd,es RI sod Mr.. Sarah A. HousA srm
acrippied and helpless condition % sound hcalh DE s1
S:w .ns d
READ Hss IErsxH.
Ss.rs R,sx.r Co. pied your ready rcnst Sae
Ten minutes was rubbed Win % DC p!sses ims sra
do not t = what 70 compare . but charm sor
proper use Of my limb. for h,os year. was Down
sss 9 as r: NC IN f {:
s ss ssss1 y S Y ,oS 'Sss Ess Wa
taken Dr r.rIer Dr. Rss:A DT Msslis Dr. nsessa aad
r.; AZ mem q sssS
s S sp I 81 s ~. s IA
Il s ssa5 nm :: sf s e
palsy. You can publish In 4 yca hke
~ 3cth street, between IN and sth avenues ~
N pfersons living the city asceraln she ruth oftne
country write 10 the lady and The -four pcans nansd
above We have no authority from the learned Docora 70
fer The public 2 them but we dos IN order That he vuho may
ascertain whether Mrs Hough unr their treatmmt
not Radways relief and esoven. yin stop paln,
snd bedrddcn 10 sound and mrng heath sner NE most s
f physcane and approved remedies have becn tried m vn
ONCE and medical ndvice from IN 10 Il
4. N. and from to6f.x. r. r. r. oilcc, No. l62 Fulton
street, up siairs. "a, q. bAOWAY& CO..
I1ICoEDs PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMpOrr1rs
II clnss or disessss Sc.--Dr G. ID. HAnvtlNn - -
nr,adwsy opposite ne g. Nicholas NAV be eonsn,s -
deniaIy In hs speciality q hs ysnieny located roons
Once hours nom 70 andfrcm 70 daily Refer y a.
Daily Times, ryenms impress. &c. r futhcr passscuHrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

E,OR CHARLESTON, FLORIDA AND HAvANA-sEEI.
u weekly Y 8 mai hnc.-The new and East going stcar1
sp NASTY IILn Berry com%snasr win eaye Pier No
cseiy For esM apply on board whore ali bias Of ising
WI be sgned md or passage 2: The Office q sroE
passage, 80 The spienala Steamship sss'on Y; Eos
day. NH inst. The fAvore searner Carolina makes resu
lar trips TO ne various landings the * johns river,
leaving Charleston every Tuesday, At O'Clock n Tnroog
tickets 70 jacksonville &3f; To Plaka, & N B-Pasesn
gcre for Havana by aking Nashville, Will connect At
thar cston with the u s. mall s,eanhp isahe leaving on
the ioI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

TX BROADWAY, CORNER OF EiGHTH STREET.
paror and bedrooms, also 8 suit OF froct-
N JET with full board Dinner at o. spanish spoken by e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

- - long and fasorssly f1cwn 70 No pubic may 10
N branch Of medicine for the as twenty tour ycars ad
cures than aay othor h Tho ct,y In many
has pernaon 70 refer 10 M hersose Charges oderaa
snd an cases cure guaranteed CautsnMy grost rome,
d. Hunters red Drop hat certain diseases Witev ry
ing it, poaon in the bloo he d ns above; pTlce III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15
MEDICAL.

@S00 REWARD~-JEFFRrEy ANTIDOTE sPE-
pOOU cilc mixture for tho cure Of disorders makes q
speedy without the least restriction in diet drink orpo
urc oangc n application 10 business Tho proprietor
'haepgcs single which the mixture will not cure under
he forfeiture $500 1t put up In bottles with ol direc
IONS, AZ 81 One bottle as,s week. many are cured N i've
For by G. H. RING. w broadway, ana corner OF
Broadway and Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15
1RAVEILERs' GUIDE.

DOR BOSTON VIA SANDY HOOK.--1HE SEA STE AMER
Il DEl.AWARE. John II, Copos, Uommandor, will leave
pier IL N r. foot OF Cellar street, Saturday the l6h inst
ai4P M returning will leave Fosters wharf, Boston, on
Wedresday the 2oh inst Freight received untn tine OF aa
q. For freight apply to EDWARD b. THoEP, Agent
Oacc on pier IA North river.
TJUDSON RIVER RAILROAnI-TRArNA LnAys
tcr Monday, January a. 1875 Tho rains will ran fouows
sprsss ran M w rSra ass aad wsse
PonRhkeepse, at A. and $50 ?. 4; sr Peekakin on
j. NJ for Sing Sing at r. N. The Sing Sing an Peeks
kin trains s0p at ali The stations. Passengers taken
Chambers Canal Ohrisopher and Thirty first srect SUNDAY
mall train III. H. from Canal street for Albany stopping
81 III ~ stations. n. u eyKH. Jr., HupsrIhlssdssi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

uV0 IpT-A THREE STORY MARBLE FRONT ROUSE,
on s south OF Thirty FIRST street. few doors below
sv.f svcuue with All tho Groom wafer convenences,
sr cas REM $500 Possession lat May next Apply q. the
900 al W, O, u, ENGLIsB, S Wan Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

LNOR cAILFORNIA--GREATR REDUCTION OF FARES
New York and California Steamship Line under the airec
uoa c. Vanderbilt for the TrRnst Company OF
Nicaragua propretors fifty pounds of baggage es ali
ten ccns yer pound bay Of sailing changed 9h and 2f o.
shorter than Sshs. rsas The splendid double engine
1nAlepaugh win leave pier No. North river three O'Clock
p NJ. Tor punts Arenas Monday Feb % connecting with
Trans route having but twelve miles Of land nspa
the public that the political troubles Nicaragua have ceased
and not the slightest interruption IN the transit between the
need be unprecedented. For information
apply toJAMES NJ CROSS at the only sce OF the ne No.
bowling Green Stamped letters taken al ga cents each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

nR, WARD'S UNFORfUNAfEs FRTEND, And OTRNR
unrvaled remsdos. Tho certain diseases,
Who xond obtain Pexnsnsns and spcod cure shou
30 that patients do not meet. Quick ecctual and unAng
medical aid rendered Ny unougacs friend always
twelve hours ohee Cam, street door east q mo cn~
vgoratme remedies thoroughly NE conaion,
weakened by exccsses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

nR LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL,
H. Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition. 80 pages,
~ roorvd AQu ga cloth g. Among he anafo
my o. e organs Of he male and ssmals. all their dis
cracks e recipes and specifics dsbDNy local ana
general and indi-erciop In youth. Tho authors
Rcadc street. cornSr o. go Broadway w YMk His book
q asp ~ Broadway. We recommend Dr. IArmoya
Do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dos Eass Uns snats zeuna NnsIs,s
DemcrIn. bay Book, Courier, Despatch, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing heir favorite steamsbips-
CITY OF BA1TIMOhE 2. s67 tons, Cap. Robert Ietteh
CITY OF WAbHINGTON, 2, $50 TONS, Capt VIM Wyia
CITY OF MANCHESTER, : 100 tonA, Capt. r. 9. Petria
Saloon $,o, $50 and S0b. according 70 state rooms
from Phi adepha and nverpoo and found In provisional
From Philadelphia. ~ From Liverpool $40
Parties wishing bring out their friends obtain cerud
Of passage and drafts Liverpool Ia fl sterling
and upwards. Apply TO JOHN u. DALy, Agent,
Walnut street, PhlIdeipbtA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

1,O PROVISION DEALERs-TO LET OR LEASE, THE
four story fire proof brick store, No sos Washing
ton The buildr Is iurnibcd with smoke house
ice house. and contains every Improvement suitable fer the
business It will be let reasonable application
s. BANTA, % Amos street, to u. ID. MEL SON & o.
West atrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15

lATHEW OONKLINS GRAND CONCERT,
Nl Ar AroIIo Rooms,
On SATURDAY EyENIN0, the 18th Instant
for the benefit of Mat Conkn programme Of the choicest
muAA' OF us Jay 7 opwoHrH,s BAND.
Tckee centa Doors concert CcfnuenceA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15
SHIPPING.

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED ST ATEs NAIL
~ Steamship Company H Man street ses fofa, Feb H.
le561ns QUAKER Oily take the Pacihcs place saturs
leaving the docA loot Of Canal srect advertised 70
avoid danger from Ice this steamer VIII not 90 north OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08
City Politics.
TIE Nr0GER HORSHfPPERs IN COUNCIL.

TIE NIGER w0RsHIPPERs IN COUNCIL.
An adjourned meeting Of the Niger Worshppers' Gen.
trsl Committee held last evening at No. 65s Broad
way. No reporters outsiders were admitted. The
meetirg large one and the members OF the oona
nittee fun Of patriotism, for they listened to
speeches of most ntoerabe length with perfect good
humor. One two Of the committee polized the
floor during the evening" and even at half IL O'Clock
they might be found addressing such Of the members
remained behind. The only business Of importance
transacted the election of officers, which resulted
folowa:--
Frtsident-Edgsr Kstchun.
Itrst Vice Presadent--CharIes c Leigh.
Stond Vtce President-Jobn W. Edmonds.
Setrtaries-wlism Peel and George Terwlliiyer.
7'tdsurtr-ChAres W. Elliot.
The committee to whom referred the matter Of
election of delegates to the Syracuse Convention
ported Q plan Of action, but after lengthy dis
cueion compromise was entered into by referring the
whole matter to q special committee OF FIVE. This
nittee received instruction meet with the Tabernacle
conn,tt and endeavor by every diplomatic to
heal the split that had lately taken place In the ranks
Of the nis ger worshippers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08
Police IntelliQSmss.

The LATE COwHlDiNG AFFAIR IN SPRUCE STREET-AR1ARr
OF THE ACCUSED PARrR-Wm Lyster and Charles WAL
ters, the individuals who assaulted Jenes L. Smith, pro-
days ago. arrested yesterday aad brought before
Justice Welsh at the Lower Police Court charge of
assault end battery preferred against them by Mr. Smith,
to the charge The TRIAL Of Lyster and waltsrs
wiu come oil In the Court of Sps cal Sessions to
There will be large attendance Of NicaraguAn and thea
trcal chsrac hand to Witness the result of The
procedure Great fun is snticipsted
CouNTRYMAN FIHEcED-O On Tuesday night Q Rhode
Islander, PANIED John Williams, ent;ced into crib
in Spruce street, Cola by fascinating young
female and while there ROBBED of pocketoook
tainiLg $50. Information Of the matter commun-
ca!ed to the Second ward station house. aud Capitals
prCcetced to the house where the robbery oo
place. but although strict search made trace Il
he mifs money or tho artfui female could be obtain
ed. The robbery ia supposed to have been effected by
Il party, by means of the panel game.
ALLEGED CASE HoRsEsrEArISG james Gray Wa
brought brought before Justice FsndreAu yesterday
morning. charge of stealing horse and cart vAlssl
at Sl7b the property Of John McDermot of 4SS Green
property when arrested by officer Sa-tout The prison
was committed for examr alton the charge Of grand
larceny
SUsncTos oP BtRGLA2Y-Two young 10 On, named Morris
Leonard and Andrew Simmons, arrested BY tAs-
Fifteenth ward police, Tuesday Dight suspicion of
burglary The accused found upon the premises q
William L. Lenard 2SS Elizabeth street. uhder
suspicious circumstances. The paddock Of the Aou
was found to have bsen forced off bat the prisoners de-
ce Fandreau cemni lied them for trial in default q
$l,(l0 ball.