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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
TIL d vi A = Pc IL IL Y

CONTINUES to keep an assortm en- OF
" Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware Clocks
gold, silver, and steel bowed Spectacles
Gold Pens. Pencils, &c. &c. AL of which
having been purchased for cash, he is en-
abled to sell rs cheap as can be obtain ed
elsewhere.
Articles bought ofthe subscriber, en-
graved free of charge.
Clocks and Watche esrepairedand war
ranted.
Westerly April 1852. SLY
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New Tailoring
\ I lBLlS Il II / NJ,

THEsubscri takes ais methoG Of n
forming hisfrieEIs and he public general
ly that he has opened II shop for the trans
action of the Tailoring Business, nearly
opposite the store of j; & p. Noyes on
West Broad Street, where he will endeavor
to execute all work in fashionable and
workmanlike manner. for & II those who ma y
favor him with their patronage.
JOHN PERRIN.
Pawcatuck April 3 1855.
N. b. Particular attention given to tn
Cutting Of garments. OFT
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Richmond Bank.

ALTON, Oct. O, 1857.
A DIVIDEND Of three per cent. win
"A payable TO the stockholders Of th
Bank, on and after the 18th Of the prcse
month ] B. POTTER, Cashier,
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Wooden Manufacturers.


e. l. GODD.4RD, .NtU IOyE,
ONLY manufacturer ofthe originai Steel
" Ring and Tooth Burring Machines and
Improved steel Feed Rolls, recommends
their attachment to Second Breakers and
Condensers as the best Ia bor-saving machin-
cry in Woolen manufacture. The Burring
Machines are used on first Breakers, in
all tn c principal Woolen Factories in the
United States, Canada and MEXICO. They
are acknowledged to be the only perfect
machines, ,andi ndispensableto to the econom-
ical and successful manufacture of wool
Each Burning Machine nd its feed rolls
card as much as the card itself, besides
cleaning the wool Of it's coarse and fine i'm
purities.
Circulars explaining thes machines and
feed Rolls, referring to mills having them
in use, may be had by addressing
G.. l.. GODDARD
No. BOWLING GREEN, New YORK
Westerly, Jan. s, 1857. 1y-291
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10 EROissekeCps


:. h NJ J. L S II Nd ron IS.
A Superior article of or kinds direct
from the manufacture, at very low prices
Also Crockcry and Glass Ware of beauti-
ful design, made to be both useful and or
namental. For Sale by
PENDLETON y CO.
Westerly, May 81, 1866.
MOLASSES IN H.iLF BARRELS,
Expressly for Family use, at L n d l. f.
T ON & co.
Westerly, May 81, 1856.
TO FA x III L Il s.
Pendleton & Co., arenow closingup their
sales Of Guano and Phosphate, and having
furnished these fertilizers at a less price
than could he obtained from any other
source, request all those who have not paid
up for these articles to call and settle
PENDLETON & 90
Westerly, May 81, 1856. (260)
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SPORTING!

A LII kinds OF cunning Apparatus, may
n be found at the White Rock store,
such as Eley's elastic lined Percussion
Caps, Water proof do. 6 ame Bags, Cones
Cutt Wadds, Wad Cutt rs, Powder Flasks
Shot Baggs, Dog Whips, Calls, Collars,
&c, &c.
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aar Men err; fcuds only make q
mock at goodness.
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CIGARS.

T AM prepared to sell Cigars Mt wholesale
l. and retail. az cheap as can be bought il
the State. Dealers are invited to calland
see them. G., q. WELLS.
Westerly March Is, 1856. $50
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e. O. TOWNE, vi. d.,
THECELEBRATED
Vegetable and Root Physician,
For the cure of
Consumption Blood Diseases.

VIItNt, 4NUs I0V 5tTttV,
nR. TOWNE will wait on any thst wish at
night
DR.. Towne pays special attention to the cure
of Catarrh, tn roat Affections. Bronchitis. Cuu.
sumption, Iiumors of all kinds. Piles. Heart
Rcumatic. and Nervous Diseases. Headache
Neuralgia Dyspepsia. Weak an all gonr feeling
at tho stomach and other Chronic Diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

P.rSIwaS. as r'.'sp.i. i'u M'el.'. Fee o. toe 81 -
gFSsrS-oA nces., ~ 81 coe.sup loa. Mary. t.7A-
tes ~ a. e lstr srihUI eeal-s>,
Az noNp-st Son.s.t o. ~se1 ssasy. J.p - M ErsAA
Eas IA cd sse' IS yess &C II Ut tie
kU-sE'L-At Py CO., k.ss o. es,aa, PrA Csp< I,,s
Russ.lt ssei - yesrs ard rretes
sHEPLLy-At SAGE Ne. CO BIO. DAY. 20 Mr. JIv sh~c.
Mas we ueaptsr q ,hs C-nsnn'i,r.i Co.,..a n q
lsst = rst Fl m "cicrs Cos,ty 10 s1 R-p,-.s,-
s,e fro,p Paehburs la 1875 IL ~ 10 a.ne 10 ssT
a. VS. su 14ri B.. btaest the Hon shepx.y
s,e q. /. Jas,ic. hr Rrr'eg 81 Dccsious ef
poe Court ir 1888 issl isss ard lsss
s5fkU OOp-Oo "Wednesday. 20 IL sfer shsr iiiscsS
Az Ssrlds, CHA II C.lun W. and Am Shos~ -.
sse' 2N.sBs b1 Y rpos % -.
rss.iv. 40 ads faay respectfully isv,t-d
TITO ihe q nor Us AZ H. ocvcs, fnee
~ ,,.~tee Of her P>,ns No is' seotd ssr-t brssa-
90 s. n.
'Tr-Ai Biis,or. Sunday Jan Is. Jsnss Scc ase -
Tar u"ELt-A' Ssa,ee Island Sunday reb 9, Wi'sa
frrewd. ungvs Of the late JoAa II. -r
fh.ster Nescsts'er CouHty.
WI TT NORE-At Cso,brids-. MorAay Fe, q W1ll,s,
Berry, Only son OF IeOnias j. WLiomarv. srsdas,s q
hsrVsro Coiles.. ls>A
VII LAMA, -rseto~r u q on Sunday Feb G Jsre-
uish u lliAris 10 the SD yrsr Of be
SvORrH-At EIiBstop. C.Ra Sunday, -. Il.
t.tler Wstsw 9th. Sscd g. years
wHIrE-At ~alsn Dvlswar. c uaty N. Y OF osassmc-
tioL. wedn .dsy fes H. fls,t b. Ntste sssa
;iy,tss
wsTLAN-On Mot day. FEB sfer ssd poolesSoA
lines Joserh Nht'st, sr'd IS yeAs
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MARRIED

CLAwsON-BREMsR At Railway j., on Moudy,Feb
y by Rev. Geo Mot, william H. Cla"son ana rfe1'
eIka Bren er 10 Of Rsbway
GRANMER-REYNOLDs-A wsshi- gtcn cry on Thurs
CAV Fen By ,h k,v Hen Stanley, Frederick L. Gram
n CT to Mics CoIItla 4 ReyDoIds
HtNDER SON-ROBINsON-On Tuesday, Feb. IN. at g..
Georges hurch square by the Rev stephen IT,
Arc ibad H. LdelsJp 20 May t., eldest csush'
ter o. John Robinson esq, all of this city.
OAvITT-WEED-At North Stamford Conn, on hooday
Feb. g. By tn. Rev Mt BidwsI, Mr.. George Osyi t. OF
Greenwich Miss Julis m Weed Of the orlner place.
PEARL-Ty LER-lb West BoIford Mas on rharstsy
J.. by Rev G T.. PAX Mr Cb.rles Pearl TO Ms.
Chsiit. A. onJ daughter Of BraisIeet Tysr esq., al OF
Boxf I'D
RAYHOR- DAyToN-In Port Jsdersou Stuff TX Comfy
OIL Nor ins Jan. H. stthe Congregational Church.
b, IL, Rev Mir Gibbs SIR Ebeit Rsynor of W>1ene y-r
L. L. Mis- Ru'h 0ayt eldest dsu her Of Ap1l)s Day
ton. ESQ OF Port Jefferson.
R.MER-wEAVEe-On wcdne'dsy Feb II, by the Rev.
VIA r. Potter hr s utou keiEor. Ut Newark and Miss
Carrie l. We.yer Of New.YoIk
VAN sYCKLE-@ILLER--A: G,wNk. n. J, on Wednesday,
Tts II 81 O'clock tte csidsnce Of tho br es atheS
the Rev, Con- eus 5. Cont ia Of Mount Pleasant. ~
ar D.u tsa Syckel 70 Miss Phebo j. only child
of Bel amin c Miller esq
WESILAKR-eEARsALL-oL wedpesaay Feb IL Al the
Ir.derce of III. bides fsiber by the Rev VIM CObit
Mr Isaac J. Wcstlske TO Mics Mary Frances Pesrssn
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lAdv-rib ncrt
The real NHEAD-QsARTgtss are heated At No

SO Br' sdssy New Yok books .bege Psrk-Ee.iJ
oTp'sis tbe Ho-pt-:~o dours Dame STREET Here"
tie NEUROLOGICAL CAysET containing ~ toe rar-ss
coitotoIs Of HUMAN HEADS BVsTs &C. 4, hs WORLD Tao
6rsi Cabinet. husea Thousands OF Bu'ts and
Casts from tie hrsd Of the ds guishei tea eTsF
hrtd-Fn perrs kisss Qne-ns Statesmen son- Of toe
rect cI guided NJ sri q oouLres ~s'Iio7
E1pcrtrs Navigator. DISCOVERIES Inventor Auors Poei
Doctor DiSae and L.vyes Aso skulls humaa sad snin'
frt[ ell orGf'er the Gob@ inudnz Cannibss C,bs Fs
Headed Iudisns Egyptian Munies Prs,e Robbers, Nor
drrer Thv~s Paintings and Dr sings o.
cetrso6 Individual vits and des. Strangers and Cnirns
v find this Museum Always opeB ard PREsss agreeable
place whit. PuRLSoLoGIcAL CHARTS with fall writer
rpcns G. ohslacter wheI eesirej $50 BiosdTsy
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~.ro ofsk IN 'cdeaoe 81 The urt.d States DIT ict-
Attorney.
Capt. Ctos~f IT, only r'tress examined yesterday.
testified u al re sece TO Ncarogts, in 1885, in the
steamer NorhF;, L'got "a company with sbodt 600
peisous. Dr. B-ne,, Of W,sfir -. paid bic Passage
be wet az susvslef to wit Tbs eouItry. Wit
re-s accepted frro P,tsideIt kvas commission in
Walkers army. He returnsd home AZ the Sprng Of
1856. Tie Captain deltfed several person. IN the
room whom he had eetn n Nicsrngus In regard to
the sars sud condition Of thu ooty, witness refused
to answer al questions asked.
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law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-SrEcIAL TERM-Feb. ll-Bfl'e
Jueae BoswoRrH
INSURANCE. A0ESCIEs- TRIAL Br JURY UNDER THE
Rockwell sat, The Hartford Fire INSURANCE. Company.

Rockwell sat. The Hartford Fire INSURANCE. Company.
BoswoRTH. This action has been n"iced 70 bs
ried before the Court and Jury Tue 10 he
ton having been 2euersyl that day be stet
for trial TEE defendant objects tn. II ohy TIL. oy
the Court while the plsni!f iE 70 t1s.
.cou for the recovery money ony, and hs. The Code
quires AL ,u,s OF tact in such an action to be tined by jury
CODE. D.
The seon j. brcu hit the OF 800 and inter
est and only reei which the Complaint praysis jGnen
for that sum The complaint 81 maize By tee
dfenoat BY It's s..nt on.ur- aud 10 cev policy sd
payment The stipulated premium soss BY ire nonPayaen
ss.uied's claim ard demand 70 tue plaintiff
The authority OF The alleged agent TO mate any sgene II -
aerd alec bis authority 10 m.ze such Al agreement - Il
hi. TIE whole matter upon the polr, whether the
ss BE- treo assuming the ale sed 10
the complaint without fret Obtaining toe delivery Of
sGi.d f0sy 81 sa ), sSi e., .se ea
between the oustnA contracting parties.
The prayer OF eoDpsnt issues Of jined BY
answer to II, does nor - necessarily d-t.ruln. whether
b. seton ts one for the recover ~ Of money only.
no, b. den saded ;, the ee1n.nt Hsno ia tbs
bad been pot 10, II the Psiss could
being Indispensable the Of the zht Judgment
TO the money .eru. difficulty would De- pre- sniel
But when has been put H. the Coar may srs1
sny relief with the made BY tie complaint and
,ntrserd within be issues Coc-, a.1a
b. proved the assured plaintiff could thA
policy be executed md delivered that were pre-
iunary svUa of further judgment Tor the amount OF
the loss.
In that .pec the seton would be for speci. relief in
sa DO sSi ~, 81 .aeh of tie Code
need be mace reA-h eonclu,on tails nlotion
Nber there has been 10 execute Icy saf
loss b1 occurred The execution Aad delivery OF one mar b
relief could only b. srsutel By Court Of Equity.
But oss has The and delivery Of
sesrtet in Psfkil. .st ws.nsioa in.afsaee Cona.ny
Cos. GO 1he Csgp.5y W de eed TO pay th- loss iS ca
tt R. +s) the Opin' Of the learned sce-Chsncor
pied mainly ~h the question wbehe npsasnt had MT
s.i pon, be came 70 the concu.op thst the ft u
svDs seusd bess suit brought ga 10, dePsiS, the
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSIoNs-Frs. II.

In this CuuIt yesterday, tti0Fe Judge Motifs,
Justices In mons and Schooo maker George Walsh
rai.De, u al burglary ia th- third degree and
pleaded guilty Hewast eeUpon cuced to the se Prison
ior a tenn u years AID two months
The fl wing p aTaisned sud pleaded Lot guilty.
Hcury end csiick Cobdou, burglary third degree
Trtnc- OReaIy FedrIict Foster Heuy Dischnen. -nry
Dss james and George joyce grand luccny ia Ees
Fiut.u. as aulf ~ battery with latent 20 kuL
Jane WI Ilsms, cUioIed wOIDaU, w placed on tfia
-rana ac-D. in stealing silver ware Sc rom
Mfs Mary Aors the 18th September las Mrs vi IRIS
rad hr her laday end Sunday night
,he l the supposed, with tie missing articles
sy.a or.ss. found her possession Identified nav
ina Le.n s'oen. Geo y iams, her brother arrested
sccouplice. The trial 10 yet concluded.
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SUPERIOR CouRT-TsnL TEsM-Fcb ll.-8efolo Judge
NooDsUFF.
ISsURAScE-TALst SWEARING.
T.sa,h ~ lon AT The Rutkrr Eirr Insurance Cor

ISsCRAhCE-IALSk sWEARlNG.
Joseph Hllen The Rutker FiT- Insurance Company
Tbi. a. an scti policy of insLr N e for S6O
covering among various articles the stock OF tbs plsiad.
.r,. uUub-r Of window shsdes In tn. proof OF 10
,woru by the lntt TIA poItion i51 pairs of thns- win
dow shades entirely Lost AID isaned OG the ta L
apred that OF the articles entirely c1nsumet
but that plon of be $50 pairs ar dsmi1ed a. to De
un..lahe a. widow shades
III, de-, rdan aimed TIA, this such false sGfement
in the proofs Of oss the Comp liability
M dr of The eoucors Of The icy. BY ~ len vas
r-yi5 that all sse swearing ,bnuld render it vos.
showed the plaintiff TO otter eytjeace showing
.t N framing his ae -r acted under advice cf
~ ,kat The miss iLgdyettence u
de hi. Jury fou.d verdict for the plaintiff tor
amount claimed
Cas- A. My L Chsuacey sh.Her for plaintiff Pest
Nichols for defeDosnts
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,;betsl sum Of money II be would devise some M an'
or other Of eettiog rid e Or BurdeiIi a'd aihoit
be bso promised The Implicated pa'tes oevof To reVe "
The ssiure Of the conversations which hm tAS'1
place between them. be felt too ma % troubled 10 M
mind sbou, the ynurder to conceal those fa;< 'Ay
Lnpfr.
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SUPREME COuRT-ClRcUIT-PEs. u.-Befors Jadge
. CLFRKE
TIE MUSICAL LI9EL-IHE PLNsIHF sEST OFT
COTRT


TIE MUSICAL LI9EL-1HE PLAINTIFF sESr orr OF
COURT
Geo Andr.vssst Vim @. West
The complaint 10 this csse Of libel the GU lines
whereof we have already given, in which former
ehorster Of the Broadway Tabernacle Is plalnut aud
the Chsmup Of the Masicrl Coo mites cereadtnt
wss demisseo motion a. COY, on the gIouud taa1
though tie after ccmpSinsd OF uls ht be lbe GUS IN
its,lL Yet leither special image Lor n dice haTng
been soown, there vas pcthi to g. TO the Jury.
TIE al eged ibele cjn'aGed IN The following eK-
tract from circular 10 he congregation:
We utterly dssVow a! h-wi q unsin5 ieelios. towara
bothery i.Ss toward h a. a. ineiVid-1 .Id 81.
eeesnly the position in which be Ia, be- psers o. a I~n
.ppshEng teuca IL Is endr' these ee' tns' VIC
itel compelled respectfully ? stae to as SSes I IS ,,
n, oousidrr the moe. Ps.ert - NIL he
oil ye,ed ,, ~, Br.dburv or tao mar whose qu.f al
leader e saiis'actor 20 Hs enoH " So
In letter from the defendant Published in Tx
"The tns,.taea: Of Mr. Ansrew. i. evidence Of
.dh policy s.osen Of ia the snt:It y h San an
moth in rbi.h the e poynep Of Mr. Aadfe~s Conductor
tt. Tsserr see Chureh vas Of IS poor
aok, &c 10 the sbshed policy Of the ChucA - o
good nusic bat r.iLer private feeling and ymp,ine' Of
pdiveusls at And who I. &C old .ae
Der Of Church il degree iiAAed iF s-cn
position
Alo IN III. forowing expression alleged to have been
used IN conversations bs the deienoant;
G-orzt Al diew 10 pot capable Of leading that eho " hs
should b. lied lrthS ths be is not qnisa
teacher A-i leader OF church music aid neon " ~
The plaintiff wss oil, wed twenty days to make case
10 60 10 the Gerer.l Term, whittier the matter VIII
doubtless be carried.
COMMON PLEAs-rRi.L TEks-Bef.'e JGds. HefAhAA
william Da, AT Wa Week f-.d % -
This sctiop Vas brul bt 70 re,ser ar sts u~su" W
the defendants who are brokes Wall street on Dters
a Ptb.d.ipbiA The oefrsdsnis &c; Up n,t Ter
e.-S :. their coe On he Sonins q July las. Tor the
dfa',. Gd .ett ist Of gid % ths toraes '" ~ ~
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A TInPTRANoR PATRIARCH. Among the passeD-
gers by the New-ioIk wss Peer Sinclair, e'q., Of
EdIpiurgf who bss lsbo'ed with extraordinary sue
oees with children in 6urday schools ssd Day Schools.
a. d gathered many thousand, in England and Secs.
land into the Temperance ranks. He will speik this
evening at TIE Rev. Dr.. Hatdelds Church.
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ArTIR The MoEEY.-A member of the Special
Committee authorized to go to Absny to urge the
ADOPT On Of Mayor Wood's charter, after decisive
vote Of the Board that they should have pay, now
bIrRs in bill Of four hundred dollars for expenses. 1t
WEE rtf,rred 10 tie Go unit. Of the Whole
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CrrrPT C.JFNDAR-TU D,y

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRI,L TERM Pat
Mo-. - 10 $50 Pat T-Nos 5il p ic SIS ~, 49, 4D
40 Al Az ii3 at 4iS 2f a.
SUPERIOR CouRr-rRItL TERM Nos. Ia 796,
$40 81 IA ISL 5iG $50 AZ, 755 ~ 49, 7is ST. 49, 9l5
555 IS 4t3. i64. 673 Az sH i6o. 800 9l3 24. - 80
SUPREME CorRr CiRCUiT-No.. i2l 6V, 4s3, i59,
6s5 1884, :g7 lle6 55 5oi j9 67 672 67S GA go, 6 ,i
t. ! DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos 81, So, CO. 63, 40,
e. &c ~ g. 60 20.
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BRoOKLYs YoUSG MnNs CuRIsTIAy ASSOCIATIONS
The regular monthly meeting Of this Ascot .ton vas
held on TUESDAY evening in the lccture-roon Of the
Rev. Mr. Hogarth's church. A crowded audience
was present including about equal numbo Of ladies
and gentlemen The subject Of Slavery, recently H.
trocucec into the Christian Associations of Brooklyn
and New York has contributed greatly 10 the attend
ance spo the interest OF their public eetpgs sho wrg
the rover Of live question TO draw living men To-
Retttr. The Essay Of the evening Icsd by Tneo-
dore Tliop esq, Bearifs Win 20 the Truth
in which the speaker set OIt the duty Il tn. Aslcis.
lion, body Of Christian men pat ia trust with the
GosEd, to Gear wtotss against the system # Huma1
Slavery wi htion of the prLcRss aLd tn pitt of
Christianity, violation the mne higran' bee .u'e
Laiiobal eId permanent The usual discussion the
subject ,et forth in the Essay followed its delivery ani
called out strong express Of views OF both sdss Of
the question.
When " mir cellspeous business" was announced T.
! c il order a member rose and stated tina, sno;he
member, at the meeting previous had re-iyned from
the Associa ion because the subject OF Slavery had
been allowed 10 eut,ri it. The question was asked
whett er the resgns,ion had been accepted; where
upon the gentleman wi at frat thought he could mol.
i've even over one evening, iu the with the
and to withdraw his re-igrstion.
Andrew S-rh e.q.. ex-Prcsidcut, il view Of the
e1ciiGg U ct Of the away and 6c ds'ussi N AM of
the W u. az COS qusncesio Lich would certain .
lead offered u II -ly chainasthe que
ton outside the door, SO that il might never again
tpter-sch declared It subvesiv- Of thu interests OF
the Association "c1ltrtba.d" sItice, and hence
forth AID f,I.yeI "out &C order" L,mtn ABBOT,
esq., moved smenlment To the effect that ii the
question is to te excluded from the GiScussions il,
should not be ruled on. of TIE pray rs the 4 or
of the Association. The Hneaon,.ht seco0ded
amid general laughter. Anototr Anti slavery mem
ber however differed from the last gentleman and said
that for the cake of consistency the subject should not
be i'll oil their thoughts"
A long debate ensued, in which, the question Of
Human Blight, seemed in danger soon Of becoming
"conhaosn - some plain.spelkiug members took &C.
cason to make known their mil d. the subject at
a late norx, motion for the previous question"
which etopIed debate, was. made, ard Mr.. Smiths
resolution was put TO vote After the yeas and nays
were tskep strangely enough the resolution itief
the thing that was declared "contaband," being de-
teated by msjorty If fire votes Tais result shows
progress since the last meeting, and goes to dcmon
st,ate that truth needs more than fair hearing
in order to triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

A Boy KILLED By DRINKING GINA boy named
Garland aged about II years died On Tae'd,y under
circumstances of peculiar character. IIia father
who keeps porter-house the corner OF Llquer and
Columbia streets LEFT him in charge uutl he returned
from New-Yoik. The mother Tor stsp-mothef) re-
quss;ed the boy to 60 erraud, bu he refused, when
81 COVE him slight castigaticc. She performed tue
Grand herself ard her return found tina. the COY
had been carried into the back room dead. She states
that there were three bottles that contained ga on the
shelves and that he had drank them eupty. Tue
ntghboIs appear TO think that poison Of another sort
wss administered to him. The Coroner hiss ordered
poet norton examination whoa the truth will probably
be ade .vdeIt
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Mr. James Russell Lowell. the poet, and now Occu-
ping the chair lafeiy held by Prof. Longfelo~ 10
Harvard Upiver,ity. lectures this evening a, toe
Brock q Athenaum, Oh Date"
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FIRES.
CITY ITEMS.

AcADYnY OF MUsIc.-H Tfovatore IS advertised tor
Friday evening for tho benefit OF Maurice srakosch.
This will be the twelfth subscription night, and p?s-
lively tho last night Of the season.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-FsB IL-Besors the
RECORDER.

Innn tNN, n yO1sD III ffNtuNtu scf's sui 90 "a
N'chr. coored who indicted Tor sIand sceny each
Ir-d sy Tci, larceny aud remsuded Tor seuteGrr
Eiiz, kastz - Ger uan sousn tried ana coc-
yic.d Of AID AZ ery stealing gold wach and some sill
table SIP ots !n tht house o Asns jacobs H. No ~ XIV
rq.on street scntcice, Sato Prison years aal s:N
Eo.fis
james Nis"n. youth of nineteen years. was tried
robbery in theft 81 degree upon tue nrfson OF
Fe.i Noss employed board 'be steamer Ilmsnn
TIE coup assaulted b, WI the rsat OF the
I'd Ut H.. CLaInb'r ard CnAhsm street and
= bl.1 II sl wa.cn valued ~ : ~ He scn;enccd -
ih, State Prison :or 10 years ami three mouths
Jfues Nrti.eT nd ct,d fpr gcani larceny in seal
g from Lore Kecre, Captain 81 The schooner 6onice
pleaded suy pei larceny and wss seaenced TO the Pen
;ept.sry for six mouths.
Ferdua,d Schmidt placed on trial. charged with
stealing piece a. six His not disposed Of when be
Court &c jogIned for the cay
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IScRTAsE OF SALaRDs.-The proposition to increase
the salary of the Ma or and other ficers, was last
night egsin moved 10 the Board Of Counclmen but
after some discussion the subject was laid over.
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Mr.. Henry c. Carey the eminent writer 90 pohica
economy wiz read lecture on Money, btfpre he
Geographical and Statistical Society at the Chay gel o.
the Usivtrsity this evening.
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PoIIoE APPOINTMENTS The following app9n'-
uen have betn nsde the Ni0e'ecuh Ward in sc9Tdsce
win he new resulaiiops John A. Lsyenls john Hpye
James Brown John Creighton, Charles b Morton A0rahlm
Houseworh
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Ralph Waldo Emerson viii lecture this evecing be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Union, upon Ice
Conduct Of Life" at DR.. Chapins church.
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SINGULAR DEATH "A young married womso
naueo Caroline b. Merwin, re. ioiog q. No. ID Sass
street put ILL end to her existence about O'Clock on
Wednesd morning, by throwing herself into the
privy vault in the Of the house. She vas sah'c
to fits of insanity ard attempted to destroy herself
come weeks ago by taking poison. Since then che was
closely watched, but during Wedaesday night she GO,
out of bed, while her husband asleep, cod ~e'i
out II e family were aroused and se'rch Was made
when at lsst che was found az above stated Shc hal
been but two months married.