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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-08
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minor incidents inserspersed which keep pp
constant interest. and make the play bnm
,r-U of lie II has more vitality IN 1t
81, uouls serve 10 set up dozen dull dramas OF
,o,hc, .chooI The sutbor has not diluted his ideas
,b,oueb FIVE dresry acts but has ade his play Ju't
toro enough. having compressed all his incdett 20
on,4Iv into two acts that there s not an instant Of
,rcccuped time or Of unioterestng byplay and there
arc M instances Of talking against time TO spin out the
dragging acts.
Tbs NAV possesses two great merits, possibility in
,be Mot spd raturalness in the dialogue The charac
ters talk ike human mep and they arethrown yether
nv series Of incidents which might occur without
unbearsbe distortion Of the ordinary course OF human
event. by any unchecked license Of poet dram4tis
The language is all easy and fe ke and the dialogue
a. frequently sparkling and brilliant. The acton pro-
oresses smoothly, continuously and consistently from
the frst scene to the last.
"Our Wife" is on the whole a pleasing and
elegant comedy and one Of the most agreeable nov
elites Of the season. The audience were thoroughly
satisfied, and it was success in every particular
Mr.. Charles Fisher has not this Winter appeared to
such rare Advantage in the character OF the Count
de Brissac His acting was spirited dashlpg aud
pentlensniy He wholly filed the part and there were
nOshoft comings TO be lamented. Miss Polly Marshall
and Miss Louisa Marshall were beautifully costumed
were county and adylke, and acted their several
parts " excellent well
In Mr. Mark Smith, whose general bearing and man
ner were good slight touch Of the Yorkshire accent
was occasionally detected. which did not chime har.
rnoniously with his Gallo surroundings. This is a
slight defect, but where all wss otherwise good
slight blemish is easily detected.
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fury end sbou. to die in peaoe The Ehi.s snoS
fell soft sad silently, and everything quie, IS the
lssi f, W moments OF the dying year were throbbing
90 to eternity. High ~ IN the dark night doomed the
tower o. rtire Of trinity ureh witch the
quietly dressing in robe of spJ'ss hte, nlens ne
carefully carved inequalities and trals>orm'og the
huge mass into blsncbed and ghos.ly 6gu-u NAT
stocd oui IN be midnight with f-snal dstn ",ness A.
me eppotted TIM the clock clsnged out the boar Of
~, ard tie pat year bad fed away fr ever For a
moment AL tttL But bark what Is that sweet music
n h'is ar, and drUps down beautifully a. sn0v-
nskes sno Tar more unsteady Louder and louder it
souncsy end soon peals out in toe snowy night IN.
sweet familiar II mes Of Home, sweet bore" Up in
the Leifry Of Trinity the chimes are ringing
oot thei welcome to Eighteen Hundred and
Fifty seven, and their first soag is one of
home Let US stand there Ia front Of the church aud
ltten; al is ttiIl save that swee. music. Down
We'll street few dim lamps glinmering through
the falling srow, and these all that mark tbs; IA
nous avenue, which in a few hours will be throngei
by thousands. Up and down Broadway the scene il
much the same; a Waterman only is standing on the
opposite and he and ourselves the only ones
that we know listening TO the Music from tse bel
fry, as it sings Of Home'-o homes III It during the
past year have been broken up forever-of hone circles
where this happy morning. will intrude SD thoughts
OF absent that went down 10 the 10 ships an1
beverm0re returned-of homes from which some dear
form has been carried away with closed eyes, pale
fsce ard folded bandsOf home where the Lost ones
viii be found the c.osed eyes again opened and the
folded hands again clssped in dear embrace.
But soOn Ike dissOlyirg view the melody changes,
ard the Sician Mariners Hymn" rings out more
gladly and other thou hts of churches where have
supg that hymn allied to words Of promise aud cOasO
lation come upon the memory. But even these fade,
with wild JOY the belfy chimes ring out merily the
Brhdisi from Lucrezia, aud bauish Gil FAD thoughts,
drive back the starting tear bring smile upsn tie
cheek, and remind US OF the many happy as well as
tad moments the past year has brought as and of the
meby happy plans we have formed for the New Year.
And az we slowly stroll up Broadway, the chimes
fell fainter and fainter, but merry still Other melo
dies be distinguished aud for an hsur the heavenly
usc drops from the unseen belfrY as If 81 ,wered
down by sDgts, az ievery snow fake as il fell was
chanting little song otjOy.
LNaH.Y1tL On Of DsEiIhR. Ionrn.l Of Mini.
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CITY ITEMS.
II is announced that Miss Matilda Heron will appear
at W allaoks next week, on Monday the l9th.

We have received line from Mr., GOttschak, in
which he states that he has delayed his departure, in
order to give the concert (which we alluded to as
coming of Tomorrow evening, the 18th for the benefit
Of his agent who needs such aid. The explanation o.
Mr.. Gottschalk is satisfactory. We would repeat,
however determination to be careful in order not
TO mslead our readers any point the movements OF
artists included. Not unfrequeniy we are made to
announce final appearances which are not dnal-exPe-
dtiOns which never take place. and so forth news
paper oar2ol be too exact. AL the more so, as the
abuse Of journalism has caused underestimate offs
worth and independence. When an artist desires to
give farewell concert, don't let him do so and then
repeat the dose. When manager presents piece for
the last time don't let him yield to circumstances and
play it six times more. Let their words be words of
fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12
III y
Jan. 10, 1851.
Tnr nrcK TnAnr. Among oiher .ourees OF wealth

THE Duck TRADE Among other sources of wealth
which been developed by the establishment Of line Of
between this port and York we have heretofore
the traffic In wild ducks which gives employment
70 large number and requires tie capital 10
carry How many employed In the SLAUGHTER OF The
wtbfoOted irbe able to but Will take Tor
al example the ptrsons this line carried BY Edgar
BurrougE a and spectacle farmer of Pneess
Anne LoIs leland Back Bal (Which be has lately pqr
from time imuemoTis famous az The resort OF Wild
ducks and He has bad twenty employed constantly
since Of the and to the 2th o
Dec.b, had in their vocation twenythree
te gunpowder with shot in proportion The duck. which
they killed brought Norfolk week and Piled up
IN The warthCu.e Of Kemp Butkey, Roanoke squate
WedDesay they Psobed 10 barrels and
SHIPPED New ok by the steamship jamestown. Tho
barrels thus sent on weekly has 20 this time
AVERAGED Is barrels aud week the number
reached high They consist Of all the varieties Of the
duck species latitude such backs red
heads lard black due spgas bunecks, bsdices Tor
vdFeousl ihoveers &c TO which be added good
portion wild geese Yesterday being packing day were
invited friend b Burroughs step In aud ser the ds
psy Of game there enough TO ill 10 barrels considerable
portion being backs which uncommonly fine
Heretofore the been highly favorable for the success
these operaons-as ducks will keep long time Ia such cold
weather As we have b. l. and will piobAby continue to have
through the we stoId be dad 70 obtain fnher
statistics respecting tins sfe-sucb the expenditure
OF Ammunition the whole number OF barrels shipped 10
season number Of ducks aud contained In tben the
number Of persons employees the sold Tor
pGT ia New orb market. aud the probable snount nred
10 enfeIpsng individuals who the business. is
would record especially to those who remember
when Norfolk the only maIsrt That va. supplied with
game from the quarter Norfolk Herald, Jal. D.
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CASE OF JOHN B. HOLMES.

SIR: Having seen IN your psper yesterday an arti'
Gle seriously affecting husband. wish make the follow
ing statements trusting that you will kindly publish hem
TIE articles which husband John Holmes Is alleged TO
have stolen" from Mrs McKee, with exceptions
which he took by mistake with the others belonged TO me-
For the last two years have partially, and aterly entirely
luppoIted this woman and trImped this
Is ride uious that she might have for
fung Tepsy the Of o7, which bad lent her IN
Known 20 ~ husband.
As TO the other woman Mrs Ross can imagine other
motive for her false than uy husbands refusing to
allow Any association with her as be did not con-
slider her q prefer pefson. - =,
In cohcu,ion afraid have already eugros'ed too
much ytur valuable space, will merely that pei
f-cy satisfied With nv husbands treatment and imagine
ID The principal party concerned in the matter
With many apologies for troubling yoa am Sir yours obed-
entity ADA dOLMES
Ian O. 1851
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Acknowledgement J
WINTER RTDUCTIoY.-In

WINTER REpUCTIoY.-In conformity with the
pn we have formed proceed 20 sell ou lAIse stock Of
styh NfNryR CLOTHING elosngoRt prices Oar stOcs
s,h large and complete Of the desirable styles Of WIN
wear including Of popular kinds Of Beaver Cloth aud
Rssbns Bck Coored Dsess aud ErOck COats
byy and SUPERIOR Business Coats 81 descriptions Of hesvy
FrSb Fnrh and American Cashmere Pants Velvet Push
Cs,imtT, and Cashmere Vests. all kinda Of BOYS CLOTHING
A complete assortment Of Furnishing Coos Chder.W
Rob. r. Chsubre Shirt. Lap Robes &c TIL, viii Afford
opuortupity for al siruus Of proydugI supply Of
C6tkpe either or this OF Nnter 20 do % per
eeLt less than the current prcsa d. DE'LN Co,
Nos 2js 959 AID NJ Broadway eOFIsr Of NAret 81.
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fAdyeftiseuleutl
TAdTetttcHf-LI,I
The AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL fo

The AMERICAN PHRENoLOGICA JOURNAL for
January contain. more than twenty Ensrxysd Illustrations
including seECuture and improvement y Of Phreuoogy
IN selecting Le.Puruits Dr. KAnes Arctic L, pIorstion, H.
usrsted Power Of Body Mind Education Of Grs AnaA
Cora Mowst Richie vc Character and Biography With Portrait
Dr. Gall Portrait Interesting Event, Utah Mo mos DeTe
ormer Fulton and vnsson Words Of Greeting Prizes and
Pr, niur. Definition Of tie Mental Faculties aad Tenper
Iu.n etc beautiful qusIo Monthly only journal Of the
hind n tie world Nos is the time to subscribe Adtres.
FowLE. AXD WELLS, Nc. SOS Bioidwsy ~.
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fAdyeTEsenentl
oLoCY, theoretically and phiIosophicalIy

PHRENOLOGf, lleOIellchIly anu pnuOeOpmCdiy
cor .dered but especial, t application TO home education
domestic government self culture selection Of pursuits choice
Of spprene. clerks partners In business oompsnons for
life heretofore be the leading features OF the AMERICAN
PuRFSoLoGIciL Journal for 1857.
IT, make better must begin At the basis Of their
lures hence PHYSIOLOGY the laws Of life and health vii
be clearly and vigorously set forth amply usted and thus
made and profitable to an-our motto being "A
.osnd mind healthy body" Published a. 81 year. by
FowLgK AID WELLS, No. Sts Broadway, NewYsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

ATTEMPTED RAFE.-Between and o'clock on
Saturday morning, policeman Booth Of the Nineteenth
Ward heard the screams of woman for lelp pro-
ctedug from the corner of Forty fourth street and
Third avenue and on reaching the place found man
named Thomas Nugent attemptDgt violate the person
of woman, whom he had thrown upon tine sidewalk.
At the approach of the officer the rufian lied, but
pursued and overtaken, and after desperate re-
sistance in which the officer was injured and had his
clothes torn, the fellow was brought to terms and
lodged in the Police Station. In the mean time the
woman had disappeared and couldnot be found. This
Nueent is one Of gang that infes:S the vicinity Of
Thty-eighth and FortysecOnd streets, and has been
arrested before Hes now locked up to answer forthe
assault upon the woman, and also fg another assault
and battery.
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-BROOKL w ITEMS.

BRooKLYs CIT MoRIALITI.-The following is the
weekly report Of deaths IN this city during the week
ending Jan. 10, 1857, prepared by the Health OFF,
Ger: Males 80; females, 36-adults, p minors, IS
totslo9. The principal diseases Group, of which
s died; consumption, :; hydrocephalus Inflammation
of lungs scarlet fever sseb Inflammation of ,Fel.,
cohvulsiOns, uarasmus each; congestion Of brain,
debility, dropsy, 2 each.
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, xsmintuon.
t,Y.-rhoma, Rooney. resid.

z BURGLARY AND LAKCEnT.-thoma' Rooney, rest
ns a. NAIick arrested yesterday charged
with having night Of the Otb u broken into tbs stable
Of Frederick HOrsmAu No 1863 Forsyth street and stealing
he efrom Of harness end blanket The property was
teen the following possession of the prisoner aud
compile recovered bu. the two escaped Rooney
il also chsrged with shopns =. the shoe Of Christian
Ketler No. 1863 from which he carried of pair
Of boots Justice Wood locked him mp the two
chi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

ArrINPr TO EXroRT MOsEI.-About III clock on
Friday nishi last named JohuDy DuEAn arrested
h, aots IineeT GThs cha Of attempting 20
t,rt money from keeping toy and fancy store In
soud street Grand IL sppss TIA, DuEan uttered the
t and demanded the payment Of hSe dOuars Tor o OF
vLi,h he pretended due 70 him. He hel " bal
b1 Jasiice GARY appear for examination.
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Ina rage fnr local drama seem,

LOCAL DRAMAs--1he rage for local dramas seems
be dys ou; Msnaee' begin to entertain great horror OF
the public careful to at home when they
represented literary gentleman. who wai wrtiag ne"
p.y for proposed him 70 lay the New
iofk Sr" Sid The manager with inter,cous Sir
Law 1t in Russia Pstsaonia in Kamtschsta lay il in
Sir but don't lay in Newiork The plot laid 10 Russia
" SUNDAY Ausl
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. citizans of tbe Fourteenth

WILL PRorEcIED.-The citizens Of the fourteenth
Ward the preset time He vel protested The tSel'e
uousu who beef removed 20 ake Tor pDiec.i
kyo,iles won't say removed but continue - los - uus
The us~y appointed police so go on daJ 70 aSsIs dress
a. the, are lot pgONided with uniforms VI stars.
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IAayertisemea.
TEAs.-IHR CayION IT, COMPANY hane on

md every variety Of TEAs bg Grocer Te, Dealer, .pa p
s:e MISUNDERSTANDING Qoions lni You1s Hysoa nom ,c
% a.. Guapoveer and lmpsTiL IRON SO to SD O.her
qualities low Also, sR b0xes Of rood Family Tea ~
dollar Cal sot exaa1ns-so. Is Chatham a. bstgeea
Pe AL and RoOseycitsis
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REARREsr OF BURGLARs.-0n Saturday evening
h re Point ocers succeeded In arresns Of the gang
OF William sburgh juvenile burglars Que OF them named
Quinn escaped the cells At the Fu.h Di'iue, station
weeks since, and the other, named Curs
" a. one II the gang that broke jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Jotepb Cowley, fireman 10
the employ Of the Harlem Railroad Company 20
the Hospital SATURDAY. suffering from tract Of
the lea which he had received with other while
saeed In oiir the machinery Of locomotive vale pro
Gee diIg iul speed.
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IAtYertisementi
q NrRrors SL,rTERERs.-A retired ClerrY.

To NERVOUS SCFFERERs.-A fttIIul SltlE-
man restored 10 health few days after Of
.rxou, suarrius a xou make the 81
WI send fire. the prescription used Direct . The Kew JoHs
N DAGAALI No. 81 Fulton st., brookyn- N l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

r, tla Essex County Courts on Friday. the Grand
IT, me 10 ri,h thirty bills indictment, snious seh
oss .e.in. MUIR killing hs wife IheJ Aen Adjourned
I'll A0ldsy.
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IAdVtrtisenentl

The NV SEASON AT BARNUMs.--T6e new
tISu to-day BAnsUss hgsEus, With
company ofvrry superior ABILITY CIsDEkkLLA 70 DC repex,
I'd 10 night Po.Yeiy this week only capita drama ih
atefuOoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

E.W Kingslsnd CT jersey City hss been chosen
Water Con N in place Of nr Bsnas Sso soge
do nee resi.nsa The members Of the BOaft are; D.
$ CresoIy II n Taphassn, J. DsTesP's Z Ra1dAA A.
z. W Knzsian5
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usmed Thomas Sweeny was

BrRGLARY.-A msn nsmed Thomas Sweeny Wa
arrested Saturday chFed with h,vn broken into aud ran
street night Of the lst inst He de-
tected time. but managed TO escape Justice Connolly
lOC ked him Up 10 answer the charge.
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Atvtrtsensnt-
nUSSyT nOTF GatfFRy No 40

Dt>Shhbphf phtLhn'i N". 80 Dfeaa"h!'
viii rem. ain open "a tie public turns the Winter
The attractive features Of the city tad saoaIi b. rsel
~ all.
ton
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lA,iverti..ueutI

CHiPPED HANDS. "A single application Of Bur-
ErITs K.LLI.ToN viii care Chspped Hssds and render tue
rogsh AID Iitatec sAI smooth and fair All DUEI,., III
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Tux SATURDAY NORMAL ScHooL.-The semi-an-
nud promotions in the various classes of the Saturday
Female Normal School were announced on Sat nday
morning BY w. Ii. Nelson esq the Chairman Of the
Normal School Committee. There are fifteen classes
in tho School containing 80 pupils. About two-hfths
o. each class were promoted. Not few faces mani
tested disappointment and grief in the event Of
success. The fault however, does not lie in the SID
dents much ~ ne manner in which they are intro
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NEWJE.RSEY ITEMS.

The dssiiDg ice in the Hudson River yesterdsy. cen
tiAby npedsd the progress OF tae HobSkeo iHi jersey
CJfv fpry
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We are requested to contradict the statement that
Of the prisoners pardoned by Gov. Clark has since
hshberation committed manslaugh.er. The person
before the Grand jury for the mansaugher question
is Bernard Mooney, who has been in the employ Of
Messrs. Boyle & Lauder and has been in prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

SMOKE House. RoBBED.-Dunrg Friday night 8
corner Of North First and Tenth streets owned
by smith wa, broken open and robbed Of hams valued ss
bou as Two Young men named Harvey Gilman aud James
Carroll Saturday BY toe SHh District Police
"a suspicion OF having committed the robbery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

Nxw-YTAR's EVE IN NEwYoRK.-h was sveet
mid nigh that Of the 3lst of December 1856, and Il
seemed o. If tie Old YeaS Lad spsGt al It's rage and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

uiL vas arrested yesterday char ged with steaus con
tanning 10 In coin from MARY Guty o. No rs T~eih street
The parties appeared had made call together sni Quin
Was scoTng Mary her residence their return A. .ha
reached the 'front.' stop she slipped The ice and fell aud
uiu a. charged bic hand into her bosom seized the
bg aud ran oH He locked up BY Justice Wood Tor
ANIMATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

SIDEWALK AccIDEST On saturday evening last,
,bout o'clock eI Postmaster John Runce, while waking
With considerable eIce sustained severe fraotue OF
one u bis
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AccIprsrALLF KnLED.-A brakeman nansd
Th,s C,ps on Pbiisteipha asn 90 sA7 hes Jefssg
pro.a .edeu..y fe Of as; night Shea So miles sat
revsk ara led Hs remains .ere tskea Y 81 taoss
n o2zp % a IA, nsrsk ,rxl saa eSss<bs v Jsfsef Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

The little city of Superior, situated the extreme
southwestern corner Of Lake Superior has been in
isterce but thirty months and yet it has population
of 100 and already the State Legislature has located
two railroads TO terminate there. 1t Is expected
10 be the Chicago Of Lake Superior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

CHURCH BRoKES OPEs Yesterday morning, be-
ts. and 2oeock the Episcopal Church Bedford
rear Division broken open TIE sbeVes did not
.nc,ssd no ndjpE Al ytbBg but britannia pitcher used for
upip pu which they undoubtedly supposed 10 % sl-
yer OeeI Bese the TbiteeI ID Ward saw two suspicious
Characters, and on going toward them they ran away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

FUGITIvE CONFIDENCE OPERAToR.-W. III. Phil
lips, wellkRown confidence man, was brought to
the city on Saturday from Norwalk, Conn to answer
charge of having defrauded the proprietors of the
Florence Hotel by means Of false checks and conf
dence operations. He is said also to have defrauded
Others in Brooklyn and in Bridgeport Conn. Justice
Connolly committed hun for examination. He is said
to be very respectfully connected in this city, but bis
friends have become tired Of his proceedings, aud are
dsinclned 10 interfere TO him from the law.
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HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FfRE-PR0OY
kssf9tk
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qur, upon the body Of John Boorm.n who was found at
and AZ supposed to have beeH murdered No witne"
could be found who knew anything about IT, and Il
thought that be drowned and that tied him TO
rops g that the body would not be ded
OF with the tide bank book tor $500 IL the hands Of Peter
Obsfg, No 81 Market slip NewY0Tk belonging 70 deceased
was giyen in ehsrge T. Heletstr the Swedish Consul
verdict OF the jury Death from causes unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

CONVICTED John Garfield, on trial in the Court OF
Sessions. on Friday larceny in stealing trunk from
sarah Davs the December convicted Of the
charge. Sentence Was reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

= 10 their studisr These Schools psrtake OF .the
School 20 much TO leave them without the
OIo"'lo' We title Of Normal Schools"
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SERIOUS ACADEMIA boy named Henry Hidretl
by butchers cart on the corner CT Johnson an
Adam, treets on Saturday He beedessy antr the
he along Capt Smith Of the First District Police coz
vey ed him residence No. Is hyr avenue One Of hi
lcgsyas broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

FALSE INPRIsOsNgsT.-A Sheriff s Jury recently
awarded Dr. w T. Preude 900 damages for false mPhson
eIt hayinz been arrested time In Noyeuber las BY
Ninth Ward policeman a charge Of dsordery conduct and
lock ID up in the Station. House all night.