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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Cardinal Principles Of the Democratic
Party.

l. LaCai Ard exact ,us.ice to al men, OF what
-Nef STATE ~ pe FpasioB, re!il ious political.
= Peac", commerce a:.d honest .rie ndship With
~ nations; ensert3cnbg alliance with none.
=. The NIB: .. States ana Territories TO admin.
iSteF their OWE domestic affairs.
d Freedom AMI equality; the sovereignty Of the
people, am. tie risf. VI the majority to rule when
ofstitutiona,Iy expressed
s. &c, nay in ts- public expeBdIsures-snd o
sacred res, Sv.tion TO public Eats.
T. Frecdorr of religion, freedom or the press,
n General diffusion OF rseiHi iTss..rns tor.
!. Opposition iOsI secret political organizations,
arc il: corruption in politics
{. A sncTed preservation Of s.,c Federal Con-
stitution, and no religious tests for Office.
.: No biGotry, or pride of cast, distinction Of
birth among American cifizeiss-
10. Respect and protection for the rights Of al .
III. The preservation Of the naturalization laws,
and the right of all TO the public domain and the
protection of the American Government.
10. Opposition to all chartered nsosof o'ies-
IL. Common brotherhood and good will to all
especially to those of the household ii faith.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
ROAD CROSSlNCl
LOOK OUT For TIE ENGINE!

TINE UNDERSIGNED ARE now IN
full operation in their new shop, at the sola
Timber, lion, Coal &c. and the best Of worknen, -
pecially Blaek-smiths, who can't be beat st-blow.
ng ready to do all work in theirline Of business u
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages &c. ed j.
We expect We are located here for hfe. and win
do work which will maintain US among Mechanics
and others Therefore, we warrant our work 70 Do
done in . workman-like manner, and we mean what
we say on this subject REP AIRING done %
short notice; also; Custom Blaclzmithing-
Wagon Hubs tor sale TOO, sc. q nj asu BOT
E. s. 4 A. p. ELLIOTT.
Plymouth. Nov. IS. 1855 u
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
SPRING & SUMMER TRADE!
BRYABF'S MERCANTILE INSTITVFFI
OF INDIANAPOTJC

OF INDIANAPOLIS.
II ME object of this Institution, as its name i'm
IL ports, is to afford to young gentlemen and la
dies an opportunity to become thoroughly qualified
for the Counting Room and general business pur-
uits of life, ION the most scientific principles
BY first teaching each and every pupil to write a
bold, lesible hand; 2ndly, by teaching the scienc.
of Bookkeeping, by double and sncle entry, as
practically applied to every department Of bust
ness, together with Lectures on the laws an
Customs or Trade anu the Science OF Accounts.
Terms of a full course tof or II weeks.) So %
Terms for partial course, embracing the
practical part OF Book Keeping and bus
mess Penminsiiip,. Observation-Disclosures. Is O.
Terms for null course i'll Ladies' Depart nent 10 81
Which must prepaid or secured.
b-Ior further particulars circulars.
ugl4-4Jly. T J. BRYANT, P.ncirs
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Ladies' Dress Goods.

Call at the Brick Store and examine the incest
stock of Ladies Dress goods ever brought to tfis
market; and better than all, they cheap that
it takes very small amount of money to buy q
dress pattern. 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07
sERIoUo AFFRAY on BOARD BARGE
OYP OF TUF AssAuANTS sHOr.


80 Occurrence took place Ga board the csnL bsrge
Brldfd. yifg a; The fcet OF Dover street, on llu-s
as, night wLfh may result fatally to Of the par;e
J. sppeais firm bs facts already devesoped taA John
D. lie ard three others. d=-ng the eourse o. The nghL
ruwed Up 70 tie barge in queetoo IN -" boat but
for what purQose, unless i 10 secure i'al o.
pluucsr. = unknown \ dog ca the Brad'oS1 'riPpef
g; h fsloEs Which Led - angT! words bet~e~o
Capt. Worcea sld those 10 the sk.f mined 1ely ates
with lie louE fellow. b6aried the barge an: when
ssfe'y ou the eek, commenced 10 thOs stones At
Csit. WoTdeu aud tto-e a hi- emPOy. Ne satisfied
WITH tbs mod, &C warfare the assailints each drew
ps' 80 AID ;treatsnedi 10 shoot Capt. Worlen where
uIcr The latter ran q hi, cabin and, tak9g down
loaded pst, tod the m4raud-rs thst be would shoot
them they jd rot Ge,ist and leave BIZ ve''e. PAY
ing = st;eror 70 vtst he said. they coniaGei tter
ac-s Of violence IL tie Captain. thinking us hi 90 De-
L danger, di,oharged b. pistol into the crowd. The
bu - took eject 90 The rgtt side OF Dosl-s neck.
bot. srcounering tie muscles L glanced upwa-t and
arcu-d rs neck buryiDg ,se!f in the desh nea7 tae
vrdpre, blowing deep furrow in its cosne 4
ID demonstration Doyle c0nfederaes fed, and, the
report Of the pi,'o' Icing heard by Officer Deming
e tie Fourth Nard he was 30 n ~ the spot H.
arrested CAPT. Worira aod caused him be detained
rs Justice Osborn IL tie matter can be- move ;hor-
ou-l'y investigated.
Doyle was conveyed 20 the Nrw-YorS Hospital.
vi er- u, still remains a critical situation.
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D,rrc .rryvPr Al Ar.oS WITH CANPHHVE.-
on !ast Thursday evening Captain Carpenter Of the
Fifth Ward P,lce, on information received from
Mathew B,eheney proceeded 70 a liquor store kept
AZ No. % Worth street and arrested Patnck Gavin,
tie proprietor. On charge u an attempt 81
Mr.. Baker. the Fre Marshal, was notified and in
rn.ei stely proceded with the investigation when the
fect developed tself that man named Philip Coryn,
re-iGpg Al No - Wcst T~euty-seyeuL street, was
aos party Concerned IN the s,temp, ~ Ere The prem
-es.
justice Connolly i,sued warrant for the arrest Of
Cor,ir ard Sesrgeart Webb, II the ith Waid, took
H. accused INTO su-,ody.
f. appear. from the sfiday; OF Matbe~ Breheny
that BE- acted As bartender fr Mr. Gavin snd that,
some tine during the past Summer, Judgment was pro
cured sgsiust Gavin wro PEE ous 70 toe stock beng
levied upon BY the Deputy-sherf, made an assgn-
rpept of The .tock to bis brother, John Gsvin. The
good. re levied upon and taken away by the Sheriff
but afer-.rd returned There WA policy Of IN
.ursnce on the gods 10 the amount # SO in the
Relief Insurance Company. Tais policy assigned
over 10 John GAVIN.
Or the 18th N January the SOCK IN the said store
wac reduced down to about one gallon Of spple,jack
ard the empty casks ans fixtures. Pnor to the 9th
January ba'h from tIe ID tune, ehleIFofed 70 per-
suade Breherey wuIly fire the premises Is ge. the
insurance money and tod him how - do ii. He sad
be would lend csmphene 20 the store and that
be Breherey) TO throw some Of behind the bar
res. under the COULTER and inside the ath and pss-
ter ptrtton, then he 'Breheneyl, who occupied the
back rom for sleeping, after firing the cOmbgstible,
to Out without bis clothes and that he Gavin
would see him az right about il.
On the 3lst Of January sbou. O'Clock at night,
Philip COrvin AID boy said 70 be his took dsu-
John Of caBphene to the store, and be asked Brehe-
sey Is would n0t be better 10 tax. L IN At the back
deer. ~ the persons IN the rors might sec il. On
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RI K Z s.


fIRF ON SNIP BOARD.
ire was Discovered on board the ship I.p-as>e,
l,.rs q, Baxter Dock, Brooklyn. Abor, D. O'Clock
yesterday morning. Officer Richie saw tie snoSr 'r"m
,hr lights, and cave tie alarm. The ir-nen w-re
.o,r on hand srd worked encr-etcaiy, but finding
th.v could rot save the vessel scut,ed her and size
,rk ~ abou, twenty zee. Of water. Tie vessel was
bn,lt - Pembroke Ne. aod trou- ht to NewiorN for
sale. She changed owners about three weeks a-'
having been purchased by Foster Nickerscn, aud by
Wm. 4. sac Is Co. q New-York. The cause Of the
ire ia suppos,d 20 have been accidental. The sip
kceptr states that b. built fire IN the cabin stove and
wei, lao sleep IN the forecsst.e. H. was a~akenei
about clock by a sufIocsi'ug sensation and found
the hold filed with smoke On proceedin- 20 the
cal be- found the fire hsd burned through Tho floor
ard had communicated 10 the sails and ignIiab.e ma
'erial In The hold The vessel j. Of 10 tuus burden
aod valued 1T abou, so 0oo. The loss may reach
$1,000. Although q new vesse. she illed with
rats Which sought safety by jumping on shore 20 the
number of luudreis if not thousands
Two fr,mcn were seriously INJURED by falling down
the hold while exelting themselves in eNtinsnishlng
The hamcs. one msn nsmcd Frank Gerson OF Engine
Comrarv NJ. l. had his shoulder blade broken, AMI
Thomas Iofilip Of Hook and Ladder No !, sustained
r fracture al the skul.
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ARREsrs FOR SrAgBING.-Theodore jacob. Ger
usa. Wu Ecany lnsh cox we've Arreret OF Iau'
lsy-.ar former Tor .sbbg HruFy Bhop ~ta oyster kls
he ststbirs John H. Myers VIA ark Both PAL
t!es nteI ior Examination. The wounds n-ctea
were 10: cf al rruss cLATScter
RosBIsG 4 NESsTL.-George Simon, boaims,
Er'ted o. Thursday BY eer AnouK q tie Egheens
~ Poe, charged with having last Friday night stor
Arehor chain and rNnsN from box-d schoner ytnl
NlA>lnstursh TIE accused admitted his guilt 20 NJ '"
Po~e vho hs1 tae schooner cbA-Rr also the object
he va cekeS CO BY justice Fisnd,esa Tor ira
RTs OVER Br CRY CAR--Pstrick Coughan.
sbore<. ~ ever en- Thu-isy @oaina By car No o.
tbs rc ksoeG sna sCsAred trxctEre Of tse leg
Is t>kca to the New -lo<x H0sptA-
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hoocay night. toe II ef fsbos&y. Psink Gsvs,
Phdp Corsia aad ataew Breaecey mct II cs'vIos
boU-e IN Wet Cweoty-seyeaia street. The msitss
a. h7nS the stow was TAXED over Gavin ssid hat
10 one bui they three hnew AsythirS about Il, snd
TIA BIeheUey should have fired the store on the nisAt
he seu. down the cAmphene. Coyyis said tA.s VIZ
pesday nigh. would % the bes, uiehi Asd at sbss.t
COOK.
or the dsy Of. ard previous 20 Gavin's arrest, b.
remarked e. B'cheney and \; the same time ,.kiss
hold of the 6emrobn % csmphene " Re esrefa ~
put /; away - ,hs' the boys around The s'e'c -
not .ee i, He thea took the deniiO6n snd put Il -
sshelf n ,be window. lie deG.jOhn belonged 10 The
store AMI hso btel taken sws! BY GAVIN to be al ID
With oamphese.
The t,m.iohp found by Capt. Csrps nies stasd-
irg on shelf N the window G,l i with csmpheoe, -
described by he wi,rc>s
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fAcyeTu,emsnt
GAs FOR TIE COTNTRY--GAS APPARATUS

after tic PAi@lt Maryland P0rAbs Gas COnpaay &c.
ooDWOETH Co ar now ofcring for sale most com
pe cheap pie al - tent Gks MACHINE adapted Ia Al
re,p.cs 20 tA- Of prlvse dwelE public and private
,cbo is chufches coszss f.fores oandees hotels wstss
ins pIurs Ws a. y towns and villages Details sh
Furnished By spp yE psriou by letter 20 ths ses of
fh- Compsny where Machine BE- ia 0Defaon and
d..enpf.'- pamphlets bf.ned.
e. WOODwOsrs Co.
30. % Wsl.t, her-Yas.
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slJ7 9!.IG} ~

The amount Of personal estate belonging 10 non.
r,icenir If the city estimated At al tO 80 making
the aggregate omcuot Of taxable property IN this city
s127.9i57l3 a. The tax levy for the year 1870 il
= =, and he ratio II taxation upon property
within the lamp district. OF the city Il - S-lOO
r,r 500 OF the assessed valuation In th)se portions
Of the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second Wards
not included in he lamp districts The rate Is q -
per 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

TINY Cirr JUNIOR or NHW-YoR>.-Mr. Petty hss
introduced ir the senate the following bill
SECTION l. The i'm. dciion of the CITY Judge OF The
City and County vt New York shall be confined 10 the
Court Of Special Sessions.
SIC . /, shall be tie duty OF the CITY judse to hold
the Count of Special Sessions vt The Cry and County VI
New York daily, except on days usually observed ~
holidays
SIC g. Il shall be the duty Of The City Judge, In al
cases where ne defendant shall demand 70 be tried BY
A Iurv. to issue vtrre ia the Sheriff, comm ,niins
him 10 summon tNeuty-iour good and lawful mea.
qualified to serve Jurors. such jurors shall be sum
moned 10 81, nj IN the as jurors are SUN
moued TO attend in the Court OF General Sessions OF hs
CRY OF New Nmk.
So T. II shall be the duty IT the District Attorney
10 send eli cssts of misdemeanor before the City JaSge
SIC D. All acts or parts Of acts inconsistent with mo
prov isi0us u this act are hereby repealed.
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BOOKS RECEIIEN.

T. N,,1-a,H...-, ett-. H-.- lapau.-l. 2, " Byri
Powell. " d 20. 70 20. Ciocin.Ar II. ". D-r5s
G. Nes YORK Fua.r Ntl.
C.. A.Arst slavery. By Geor., B. Nle-Esr ID. la-0,
~ - joseph T. La1A
TLr Sisl DESTINY O. MAJ os They tie Sour Mlv,llenA
Tr.lsaei tom ne tr-- 4. . ChA-- Folner ~ Henry
CisVp, e. syo.. rp. - r. VI D. Wit.
T., owed Nilt the Lost. i-r.o.. Pr $50. Nr~-fo-k
MtdicLegS EXsmDs'ioa Of toe Css- ID Char.-. mt
.u.t5r. By Chsll.-r Z. Gina. D 'Vo. 7P - sd
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fAiyefii.rineut
WnnnI ANn (gI An "A Pnmnde for haanh

FFVVII@f'D N~''7''I ~ Il ''I1''I" I"r D'H'Iu-
synz tb~ bEy psun@a superior - any Preach sstos
psrt.S and bar ID pro-. For dressing LssS Hss
has 10 equ gying sisbt sossy appearance IL
Genflru.us Har a. clH loo flr IL
Dsu1ra ,pAy. nTz fl- H.g me u bssa
ircsy poei. Price e. None ssnuus ogIsss
sn-I sETKfDsE Co. Pfopnrfars u ia. bsm II Ths1-
sad tloN -r..n f1rs al ai DruIIsts
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Tnr DrrcH REcoRDs-I "a not little discred.t-
able TO the city that the mody and decayng records
# Amsterdam have never been officially trans
st,j, nor even copied Mr. Valentine has often urged
the mater upon the attention Of The Common Council,
and something has been proposed and is now before
he Board Of Counclmen. Any necessary expense To
secure these records IN the English language ought 10
b, voted at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

Has 20 strong drink DIR. ZELLs
WILD FLOWER ENTRACr the disease which tis
unnatural craving drink. and restores the entesbie
ouufiou Les b. bloom al ssOr II can be gives mixed
in toe COTE. liquor unknown 20 IA. Gnser II does
.ic,n ~, stomach bur For sac Al the BoOasoxs
No I2 Broadway. Seat al the coussy
% the receipt of r
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fAdvsrti.~m-nt.I
CHARLES -. FREDERICKS. late GURSEY an


FsFrFRf,k. -PHOroDg,fHs DaGtEfsrorfPgs aud ASsss-
rSpts The q, niue establishment u the void Wat
or. ib, cy invited ~ cal ami examine specimens At No
'al brladWay olpo.i- MrIopoII'lu hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07
IAdyerdsemeat
TFAs.-THE CANTON TIA COMPANY have 40

,v-ry variety Of Tss for Gfo,e Tea Dealers sad ~
fnes-SouchOnr Ooous snd Young HysOn from b~-
10 soc Gmpo~ Imperial from sealI ,thss
q,afi-. equsy Ai.o 5 y good Family Tea fps
one dollar Cal ard eGsDls-No. 10 Chatham ST.. setwsss
Pear. and Roosevelt
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fAIy,,t..snon,.l

Gas Works for village. and cities. or large phi
sssbl,hgen. p. f.craY pefcfo1 ss8 wOr.sts1
if-ror ., s other. ia .mp,. safety sad scoaoay So
DiFeStis-n -nt n L.. psp-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

T>Irlp STATES MNI-BAG> foUND' II JcNE
>uoP-Two OF three officers Of the Fourth Ward Po-
Ice while IN search Of two hogl eads Of sugar, which
had been stolen from the dock went into tse Junk shop
Of Tuotby Moriarty, on the corner of Dover and
Front streets They didn't find the SUGAR there but
they I'D find several United States mabags Ind under
the jurks MorsIty was delivered to the United
States Marsha who committed him 10 The Tombs.
Where lid Moualty get hold OF the mail-bags
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lAdvertis-men'
IRFNTNDoI-S STCrrSS-OF THE NEW IocA

PiEof "GorH,N. Daylight sni Gi,lgb" a. BAssUNs
gtsEUe n wi pre-,n,d thi. afternoon ani eVenios
in III brilliant and beautiful manner tha, has 'aca meritst
applause.
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IAhvsrii..tnent |

BsrIERs Lby recommended by persons whose n~n"s
evidence Il Astonishing cures by un<
is m,d,in. Il will certainly relieve the worst
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IIOINiFSS New

HOLINESS New Invention for taking PHOr0-
GRAPHS fs. pictures for ouy 49, aud for ~ cent
Miniature. Photosrsphs Of Nagafa Fis g. 2e.O gDlls Of
Dali a. NJ. ls9 Broadway
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

AssArLT rPON A. OLD WONAS ny HER DACGHTEa.
r za bforsh, befJre fus,ife Smith yeserdzy
% r. lArse u a'salE -er mother WITH 's 10 u stove
She Itctet ser1rs gs Tie u the hurts not DO
bad r.i ,upposet The sAuEh,s convicted Of
sapt AID battery A. s~l.-ncea PeEslAfy bt
months.
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Tie proof-shres ot book entitled Boyd' New
York Tax Book have been laid before Us II i
,omt LED f, IN the rturns of the Ward Assessors now
oh file in the caice OF the Commissioners of Taxes,
AZ Il contains list Of the payers of this city, alpha
hrtc.ly arranged with the amount Of real and per-
soma state upon which each is taxed.
TIE estimated value OF the real and personal estate
- Il ...-..,i NIo,Is "a 6,lloxs
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CoRoSERs ISQUEsT.-COr0ner Redcing bsld -
nqge, yesterday 1pol ae body q Mara CgsninghAn A. h1
AZ resdeLce Hafsr css Il corgcs,iOn 81 ne
pan eagsed b lismpefats bsb. verdict .so9rAngJ
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STEALING , HoEsE AND NAGo>.-George Hawk
burst an FISHERMAN. yesterday arrested IN rinoe su'
.u-con q having horse and which wss iouss
u p-sersion which he could give .Aiststary
tie horse apits through The street a..
vas thrown the On rfninE his feet he ran on
sud excited the suspicion n 20 d. haI stolen The team r
~. ,kcd 40 Pie Lowe Police Court and tue team Wa
taken ia charge by Ohio,r Farley of tlt Court.
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HFRRNG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE Poor
s'Fs Nos. 1885, Isl 80 Wat.r.', ard No. Hsry~-
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COrsTERFEITs.-Tend bills on the Pacific M
q Rev iort ercsl.fo. South Brooklyn my ~
vel exsca;ed & likely 20 deceye.
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7HF FFTECr - ~ AVERY uPoN TsT POOS WHITE,
Or rHE SoUrH.-The Hon. Cas- rs NJ Clay delivered
= ecture befor- tie Young Mems Contra, Republican
jtion 10 The Broadway Tsberusc,e lat eyeniog. His
.uti.,t vas d" The eject Of Slavery upon tbe Poor
Whites OF the south After briefly Introducing the
subject he went Ne 70 reason. 10y analosy AMI facts,
presenting niaay favorable sni trcble comparisons,
", sustained ny undsnlabe statistics, showing this;
the tendency Of avery bad ever been ani ever soud
continue to BE-, opposed 20 progressive science. he
reviewed the conduct OF public men IN the vsnous
States Of the Urion since the Revolution IN 100.
which he characterze IS but the beginning OF thst
grtst revolution which "a going on, and which was
likely soon 20 inaugural aui more 0ere system
cf politics and teach Of Whatever class. their
sense Of jut, 10 the Republic, and their real dignity
a. TIE teens OF 4 nation glOuously free. lie urged
uron the you1g men Il the are 10 work increasingly N
h. great movement - they owed il 20 Their success
.or-. IN virtue of the beoa hey themselves had re.
G., we'd az tte hands Of tberfihers NJ. Clay finished
b., lecture with a graceful am telling peroyat.on.
ssovir. ira; the dev,opu II ot al true science WIS
a;te't,d BY It's progressive power and - influence over
the mind, and moral, Of the universal people.
Thi. address was N 20 WAY inferior to any previous
,fcrt # Mr. Clay, but one OF those magnificent
o PLAYS II substantial ccquencc which cave tae I'M
precision OF grea;ae-s and goodness on the mnds o an
intelligent end apprrciativc audience.
Thee were over 2.ocO persons present.
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SALE ~ BrRroS. OLD THEATER.-The premise,
". 20 Il and a Chambers stree. where Burton had
theater. but at presen; occupied by Mrs. Mcmahon,
wss sold bv auction at the Merchants Exchange ye--
,erdAy by r. n. Ludlow s Co The sale attracted
large crowd. sInopg whom We noticed many well
known real estate o~uers-the fact Of this property
tsipg in so desirable location for business beng SUI
fcier, 70 draw heir att. ntion Esch lot 25I5 feet
running through TO Resde street. The cellars are az
excsvsted in No. = the ws Is bulk T. anc In NO "
q feet below the curb, indepescent OF the sdoaIrs
buildings. AL the materials, except the above va,
belong to the preaest owner. ard 70 be r'noVea %
him. The frs. lot put up was No. q, Wiz the PM
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Fr1IrNY WON JU>rlCs-ArrssPr AZ MuRDER-
Ofctrs Brosu and Fsr'ey OF the Lower Police Ccur
arrested IL Bay ard stre yesterday afternoon Insh.
nan named Pstrick T,h. s. being fugitive from
ias,e lcm Ashland. Schu III Co., Pa. IL Is charged
tbs, he recently in TIA; p,sce, attempted the life u
ere Isme- Mull.r, by pushing him iuto Gre, and o.
.scsrtaniu, that Muiln seriously and danger saJs
burned tied 10 this city, Peter Muho, residing =: No.
- Mott street brother Of tie Injured mas, ssd MAJ
in Brotbt'- II No. "a Mulberry street. Ne the CON-
plarsnts in the case, each of whom make aidsviss
tbs: I1sh has confessed he guilt 20 them. The a.
ou,ed was taken before Ju,noe Osborn ssd cOmmitei
20 await further acNu by the Pennsy wanna authorizes.
HDu,N RourrH,.-About | oclcck yesterday
morning. a Spanish sailor tanned Antonio Ganji, was
passing Ca'lNirs Market. when 8 Canadian named
wilson approached him from behind knocked h'a
down with = single blow. srd then robbed him Of 81.
81 the money tie sailor had. The Canadian then led.
brt VS.. socu after arrested by Officer rendergsst ~
'he Fourth Ward s0d identified asthe rbber. Gsaji,
after bem. beaten and robbed, was found 10y the
lliccr. seus,,-s snd iskcn 10 the Satiou-Hsuse,
where he soon recovered. The prisoner Was ,akes to
he Police Count and locked mp for trial. He cas
neither read Dor write
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

THr FHurps gFR,.-The case II Col. Fsbens AMI
Capt. Bolton was brought up before Commissioner
Morton yesterday. Gen. Cazseau was reeNam'ned.
H. gave hs IDEAS a. TO the hesn Of Nicaragua, aud
the neces.ty OF settlers takrg rdes with them when
ttcy went there. He thought that between BOO ami
it0 ,mgrars had been prevented from going Ia Nica-
rasua ~ Govcpm, atal Interference. Mr. Meagher
"a they would have liked tn have had Walker IN Ire
leud IN 1878. Tie prisoners were discharged on Their
own recognizances, and the was adjourned until
Monday at IoCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

The Board of Aldermen had a proposition before
them last night from citizen offering $4,000 tor the
rrvleoe Of the Lew stage route. which AID. Fulmer
Witon and others wished to have returned to the
writer. II was. however allowed to lay on the table
John Lynes was confirmed Superintendent OF
Lamps and Gas in place Of James Dewey. deceased,
and Thomas II. Wainwright a. Clerk Ia tine tomm'-
-iorer in place Of Lynes, promoted.