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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

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"a $3.50 ss Cline Jewell. on I'd street, nes'
n,.A, r>,~u,o~4. janlAdly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

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j tsks sakscs,ptlcns fos ~ vspspers, snd e sss
raj Asse1y buslnres. Os0c< NJ. 10 ORE es,tAiA0
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
n nnaa0e ArpssC MEnlCaNE.

DR PRINCE, D.-TU !. oonsu ult-d At his pispe'i-
sasy, - brady b~t ween -Four h and Pm str,et-
%aily frun 10 O'Clock A. n. I'LL lP. ~ Residence
asrth-sast corner brsdy snd Fifteenth streets.
anR9o-AA V1m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met yesterday at the usual hour, though
ON the nrevous day the adjournment was to Friday.
Nessrs Holmes and Haskell present; All the apphca'
tom previously received were acted upon' ana the
following licenses granted: ,,,
Robert A,ckr.l No. SIG ws:sr street. tsho~ 'sg's,
john john C os No = Slaliet street.
John II. Biswn, No. s25 BrOsdwsy
cSsy %hF GsyS. No No. sG street s''
SIMON EsrraI, No. 1853 sixth avenue.
Charles II. Pratt, No. IS South street.
George +. Burgess No. 4s3 Broadway
John Bal No. FAB j.. B', Ma: ;t .SS cou,a m
Chester K Crook, No. IS Bowery.
Martin Bsyer, No. courtlandt street.
Edward schuitle, NJ; q Exchange place
Owen Heay, No, IS Mulberry street. tshow -iV'@
John Nunan 5stb and Goth streets ard Cd ~ cs-,s
MtfIy WE. Ses NS FL R Bsnci5tt Hop.
Jshn j. worden No. 80 Sixth avenue.
Peter j. wilkinson. No 2ls Wooster street.
RscI oRqaIls No. s. M l,n street: s''" o'
J Jsms R pfs r. NJ Ho SSsait: t sP
John s. Pierce No 695 Broadway.
f RsiG t cs1a te - y, s ss.sa9i avenue
Cornedus soism, No: 1000 Broadway.
james Boyd No. Us Thirty frs; street. v,-..s.,.
IIoms Smith Coz COZ rhiTd sTSIss spS Eighty fri '
Beekman \ Van sioile.. No; ia Third sveurs.
ThOs T. W 9Isdd1s No 70 s COart;ahd street
% Ssss%ST pSd Fnst M Nc r atn sSesss
Jas McTesgue one-hundred and 'N:y 81" rier' md
Charles Whey No 3j7 Bowery.
Fdwsrd A. MoDtange, No. 81 John street.
Samuel Ellison, No. 81 Fulton street.
Sebastian Eibel Manbstsnvle.
Abraham Toscker No. 2i9 Sixth avenue.
Isasc V. Briggs, No. 225 East Broadway.
James V. Gold, No. lie West Broadway.
Dennis Mullins north VI One hlna. N.y
fifth street and Kinssbridse Road
John Swanton, No. 62 Montgomery siEcet.
Stephen s. Albro. No. l5S Bowery.
JAMES Jones No 80 Canal street.
VIM. Sparks No. SIT Third avenue
james King corner One hundredsnde.h 8.h ..t1 aud
Kinssbrdge Road. $500
Francis Ryder, corner Broadway and Fifth avenue.
Tbeo f. Tone Twelfth avenue and Ous-nandT1 aud
thirtieth street.
Andrew CLARK No i76 West street.
Robert Nerrifed, No. l35 Water street.
Thomas Breauche No. 70 Delaney street
Alexander Uosg No. l07 Grand street.
The Clerk OF the Board was directed ~ notify Com
missioner Kerr when the next meeting would take
place, and 10 request bis attendance. Netce was
given that all licenses heretofore granted must be paid
for within ten days the licenses would DC revoked.
The Board adjourned to Friday next, at O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OLE EDUCATION

hoard OF Education me. last evening, the Pferdent
AND. IL. GREES in the chair. The usual business OF
the months was transacted, and some besides ALIEN
AspyR BRo.DFooT complains thai cortrac, was
piyep 70 another msn for 500 30, which he sent in
proposal 20 take at $50. In the Sixth Ward lives
Mr.. WIN. SIycLAIR, for some years member OF the
Board O. Educafo n, snd consequently OF the Loca!
BOARD OF 1t de- .abe Ward. This Commis sioner
SiycL AIR has son, who something more than year
AGO was elected by the Local Board school teacher
With a salary Of 1850 per year, in direct de-
fance Of one Of The bylaws Of the Grand Board,
which prohibits the appointment of any relative
Of its members TO any Office OF emolument.
The name Of Mr.. Sinclair, the son. was erased every
month from the pay roll, but he wac continued for a
year. when he resigned. Mr.. Green, the President Of
the Board, refused to sgn the check for his payment
as be felt bound 70 obey the law. Seventeen mem
bers of the Board however did no. feel so bound last
night and they passed resolution to pay young SIN
clair in spite Of the law. Ooly members voted
il the negative
4 Manual of School Discipline for the Public Schools
was authorized to be made by Committee Of three
male and two female principals to be selected by the
chair. 1t will no doubt be an amusing document.
The Free Academy swindle organizing set Of idea!
Heads Of Departments for the sake OF set Of actual
big salaries, was put over until the next meeting.
Mr.. Andrew j. Perry was elected to the Normal
School Committee, in place of The late D. b Kerr,
and the salary of Mr.. Peterson, es teacher of the
Colored Normal School, was increased to 900.
Mr.. George Ii. Curtis was superseded es music
teacher of the daily Normal School by Mr. Sconcia
No reason was assigned for the change, and it is diff
fcult 10 imagine what good could be assigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
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COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRAL PARK;

The Central Park Commissioners met az O'Clock
Yesterday Present, Commissioner Cooley, Gray
Butterworth, Fieds Green, Strong, Hogs ana hu'ch-
inc.
The minutes Of September were read and ap-
proved. ,..
Mr. GRAY offered the following resolution:
mi. Road AZ the nex meeting when the surveys Of the Park
will be completed aud in hs opinion an .ddliona corps Of
engineers necessary TO complete tie same oy november l.
The Executive Committee reported their proceed
ings since August 4. .,..
A communication frons the acting superintendent
Of the Park was laid ON the table.
The Committee on Printing reported the pnce %
printing The minutes of the BARD and were Authorized
10 have the woik completed.
Tho Chief Engineer was ordarsd " report TO the
Board. at the mkt meeting, the amount due on the
pay rolls up TO September j.
r Adjourned to Tuesday next at , o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
INDIAN AID ASSOCIATION.

Another meeting Of the Friends, including the Pro-
visiOnal Committee, took place on Tuesday evening
IN the Lec;urerocn of the Institute, No. 10 Laigh;
street.
The Report Of the Committee being read, the fol-
lowing resolutions were put sld unanimously carried
Re'olrei That this meeting fy approves he Report Of the
Committee.
Resolved Tha. the Provisional Committee having fded tho
object OF is spPonr srt and by It's Preliminary
rendered valuable scribe the contemplated
behalf Of the lacan hereby discharged with thanks Of
this meeting.
Re,5cd That -ecosu, IN Nj John Bseson The orisra.
tor Of this association whose personal klo" ledge Of the
condition and need OF the Indian especially quaas Kin to
take The Initiative IN tic suggested fo the
We 5nfuo ourselves expression Of dep pshy and
desire 20 cooperate In ort cabe psu which
SE. Beesoa and those assoc a.sd vita him devise.
After remarks by various speakers, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously passed
Hacyeas In t5s Ais conciiS.9ry
al humane treatment Of the Indians wcad lessen,
!ey prevent the mutual border settlements
dSG heyeds, The present system % aggression upon the
Indians dominion destroying tler subcrce E alike pro-
sss ex.euaisn Of he Redans raSe and of high moral
sentiment IL thso who Peipe.-Ge wroug
b.y,fo:c,
Rt,orsd TIA; ~ existing have been iound total
inadequate prevent muttice ~ the lnA and the little
sc1 cles indication 81 tas aud tie G9e betEy
rncnd the the Y1be, add pledge ourselves use
oar and fueIe ioI tee OF GE edition JI gsa
to- sdi.trbution-
Rss,seS That Committee of be SpPoincl + Ne
house Apd wro signatures Ca ioT un.crs u
MONDAY Va Otober pres. 40 pans tive thci.3Ny 20
Ire ob.es: contemplated ~ t1e AIS 9css.ou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
THE NEW sue 4R-CANE.

We have let.ers iIon Mr.. II. S. Olc,.t, author Of
s wsIk now IN p.ess here or tire Sergio aud Imphee
rem Beach Island, S. Co. the Plantation 0: Gov Ham
he or purpose 10 witness me frs
nanufss:uIs OF susN IN this country from the Iapias
o. African vr-is:y o. the rev srsm-Csre. This Dur.
psss for The r.e'er: ssed, a the InrAee plsrte1
hts ID he seIsoa, ster NJ. Wrsys sriivs, w.A Ii
sssa tsn Francs) vss no, 70; ,AcS. 81 l.ps enough
% cot. MT. o. Whites:
"Tss instsp icous ralle AID C.ouos have retarded
~ InDhse 90 gIesiy lt. Gsy. Hsunona hsB Lot
- ns1s motion toward c. ashLLs md eo r a, tsa
80 be Win not d. 70 for eco days -he pian.s have
seSxiysd Each . treroeBstoe govt AID tie heads
lave spsa sei % mach, hst Tesn ua-yIe have he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

4 TALEkTLD CoyGRt ss-A coTesr Jhd2n. % IL
kolr,R .J91rnol says, IN boxing over bet Q. Ine
members of the Twenty third Congress whca fc
mepr,3 DeoeInbeI >, 1853 an closed March =, ls1,
he was evha; srp, sed q, The number Of members
who have filed high positions under our Governaen!'
Siz mern6er, Of thai Congress-. g. Adams tpFevi-
ous Tyler Polk Fil@oEe Pierce aid cs eIn
bsrs-Mes,rs. Calhoun, johnson, Tyler, Fillmore and
Kipv-hsve been Wee Presidents; and Henry Clay
John Forsyth, Dsliel Webster, John e. Calhoun,
James buchanan, John u. Clayton ami Edward
Everett. have flied the office OF Secretary o. SAFE.
and twenty iih-ee members Of the House have since
served in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

a.s5s. puld.n.. al 'hsJ -E .-.t ~ 1'cp.
scchNna -.luo
The so'gA3 - I,stn1'c-y g'ol ~ -efo+;1 ihe
.,,lk ia .. gpee, :, c,y rg1r re. G-y. H. ;1!e
zoe :o-iay s,rae s,rsh sJrr1 maGs few day- 71ce
: vac1 7gefc dspc-.21 cfIL- Of fo-sr a ne boz
.jIn and ;dss u - ss-;i.
r.. ano.aef ietter 1'. y. says:
The InpAee . LOT APE, snd VII not te '2r zen
stalk .I:eeh fee: iIrb and n th.,, ct ,hs but;
Juics sweet, and p.on..irs 70 be equal 70 SJr5h.'
Ss.sho here fllj rpe, and i being pf4 I'd th'cnfh
on. The whole >)u:L fJr IL syrup ard ior i2-.1i.
Wray has not 60. 2 work, ar we cannot say ~ha'
viu a., i,r sugar =. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

.,fy lu.ilefs ~ GCEp.s.s4, :, = Il = dr. = -
rsrsie1 ron re SI2e.nt ldsc; u re a.1.'hc'-5
,s,, hing 20 Roa-d 70 erect s'lna vail - -; '''
5ds Of the AinsH use. u pll:e u Gafi-hed 80
TAich il a: p-esea. handing /: Wa feerfed . Tue
C,a.mi.tce Oh Supplies.
A Communication wss ai-o received ifUm " NJ
c1rding Clelk Of Bellevue HJ,p,a for d ieave OF 3D.
seaoe OF ep days. l. gave rise - considerable d,ue
soY in which Governors Oliver ard Smith took ~
tive parts. Ii we finally referred 20 COMMITTEE
with power.
The PT-side1. announced that he ha1 Ie;eivel .
communication from the Excise Commissioner IN
forming me Board tGst they hal 81 90 IN han9 io'
.he 7.Lef OF the poor. The Board then a1jouIned.
The following is the weekly report OF TIE nu,n'er vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
BOARD OF ZEN GOVERNORS.

The Governors Of re Aj-.s House NE. On Tuesday
afternoon q. o'clock &. thsir roons In the RctuH5s,
Park, Gov. GusTHEH, Il rs ess'-. The hosrt sstsr
sops privs.s conversation toox recess urtil oeset,
10 attend The frerN Of Ma, Heene, vie o. ne War.
den Of he PsAi,snsary on Bisckwels isllnd
Aesr tht PoSrs ressss q bed GIu tie usS pss.rpi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EXPLOSION OF SrZAh BciLE1- OsE NAN KILLED
AID AsoIHrR SERIOUSLY IsJUnEp.-Mr. James
Onel, contractor, few Gays dn:e commenced driving
spies for The eIeHson cf Hamilton avsn7s, nsss the
els PeasJ BSdse, ssa is' tAsA Du-poss employed o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLlcAs ASSOCIATION
meeting of this Association was held last evening at
Bohemia Hall in the Bowery. DR.. Brennnghausen
was appointed Chairman and hr. Alvah Trsver acted
as Secretary Aner some preliminary business sixteen
gentlemen were proposed MEMBERS and referred to
the Committee on Propositions. Eighteen members
were then elected, after which the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
advertisement

III. ~ D. D>lth, Iut young Lia5cibihi
Is 20 appear at PURDy's NAToy4L TUgATER TINS ErESSG
Aoa IN The tragedy Of PzIRR0 The pantoine Of IhE
MAGIC HsNps will next follow with Mr. g. L. Fox. Mons
Chcu and ziny and III DersT Brohcn and The hole
corcud with TIE coEieds:te GA DEAD soT Dancing by
Bliss Prce and Mr.. {. Vice..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

CusroN-HousE.-Mr. schell has appointed l.. Grand
Capers and Joseph White Deputy Collectors, vice
Henry Calhoun and John Wilson, jr., removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
CITY ITEMS.
u. m.

The Rev. 7. J. Sawyer D. D., reached his home in
our city last evening" after long absence in the North.
West during which he lay for some days at the gates
of death. His health, are happy to state, is now
nearly restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

Mr.. w. r. c. Webster, who has figured largely IN
the latest quarrel over the Transit route yesterday
sought to be discharged from arrest in the Superior
Court. The motion was laid over, Mr.. Webster COW
tinuingin custody meantime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

Persons who wish the genuine LIZA a. PyRgJys
WoRcEsrERsHRE SAUCE viii please ask or write particularly
fJr LIZA PERENs WoRcEsTERnRE SAUCE a. the orn!s sr
Of Liza PERKINS name gSes anslpuloas dealers oppor
tunity Of supplying spurious sauce IT,
yoHs DUNCAN Soys
No. 40 Broadway, Sole Aserts n T. g.
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Acknowledgement !

capable IF doing you might improve your condition. the
condition Of those about you, by invention We
know lot what can do til We learn capacities Coll
Prof Fowler at No. 900 Broadway, and have your
amiued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
1Adrerfisefn.n NJ. 1

THAT WONDERFUL BABy.-AK "Family New
fots seemed 20 have turned rAsso Yesterday
that Boots bURDELL BABY" ~ BARNUys MUsEUsi ]. Is
he s, the irresistible arsc'on Of The DAY. the Ma
Advertisement,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

adapted the delicate constitution Of females Offering rora
Arrangement the natural functions, weakness or irregu.
zty and nervous debility. They powerful. tonic Yet
FREE from slcohoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

MILITARY ExcuRsIoS.-The National Guards, Capt.
Sprague, Fourteenth Regiment yesterday morning
went on visit to Riverhesd, Long Island, where they
are to be the guests OF the Sixteenth Regiment, New
York State Militia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

THE RIVER THIEVES AGAIs Al woRR-oSE OF THE
THIEVES WouSDED.-For the past six months a num-
Der Of cotton merchants doing business along the East
River have been annoyed TO great extent b. river
thieves and on several occasions have succeeded in
ear, ing away large quantities of cotton The usual
time for this class of thieves 10 work lie between the
hours of L. and o clock in the morning. Last even
inc We obtained the following information from Capt
Seely Of the barge Enterprise lying at the foot of
Franklin street. East River, loaded with cotton.
For The past FIVE days the barge has been
living AZ the dock waiting 10 discharge her cargo.
On Monday last, seely was cautioned oy |" gentleman
doing business near by 10 keep sharp lookout at
nlght as there were great many tleyes pro wing
6round The same afternoon several suspicious look
inc characters came board and conversed with the
cnptair about the cotton, and then examined the lock
on The cabin deor This al attracted the atten.
tor Of the captain and after the party left he callei
upon friend and related TO him the circumstances
which had transpired. He was then advised to ern
hin.ef propeily, and should the party come to give
them warm reception.
Monday night everything passed Oh quietly, and on
Tuesday he purchased a revolver to use In case Of
Emergency ON Tuesday nj hit he again secretsd him
self between the bales Of cotton and about clock
morning he heard the sound OF oars IN the
water and on looking out into the river, observed
bost in which there were two men approach.
ing the ship: He immediately So,ked his pis-
toi, ard awaited their approach. They soon came
I'D under the bow Of the barge, AID N cav,
tious manner succeeded in getting . small
bale into the boat Capt Seety then spraEg from bic
hiding place and discharged three shot. N rapd suc
cession; the last appears taking eject a. one Of
the thieves cried out, am shot in the arm, ana can
Overheard s and rowed out :o Sc river s19 escaped
The cotton wac found spotted with hiosd wieA TAKEN
cut Of toe wstsr yesterday Ecrs'ry, wAes % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

By an advertisement in another Column it WI! be
seen that Mr.. f. Coleman hss become partner in the
St. Nicholas hotel establishment and that his father,
Mr.. Robert b. Coleman, has assumed an important
position in is management-a piece Of intelligence
which his numerous friends will receive with great
Satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

THEFT OF VALUABLE DIAMoNDs.-F is runorei
that young man the Of wealthy parents residing
in this city, was Saturday arrested by Of the
General Superintendent Aids, on charge Of stealing
several thousand dollars worth Of diamonds from
Broadway jewelry store, but the matter has been
flushed for the present by the accused relatives who
have compromised the matter with the parties from
when the valuabes were taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

ELofEnFSr FROM SARAIoGA.-Tle police have
beer for several days looking after couple wko
repored TO have eoped from Saratoga Sunday last.
The female is miss OF fifteen summers, the daughter
Of George ii. White esq, of Saratoga and the man
with whom she eloped is John Travis, celebrated
pistol shooter and sporting man, who kept pistol
gallery in Saratoga q; tie time OF th. occurrence.
Miss White is represented to be very beautiful ard
interesting Young lady well educated and of refined
manners; and ii e1c:tes wonder in tue minds of her
friends thu. she should make the acquaintance OF such
man.
Travis was seen in New. York City on Monday, and
threw dust in the eyes of detective policeman by
saving that he had only Travelled short distance with
tie g and ths, che bad gone to her aunts al Troy.
The father Of the girl arrived here on Monday night
in ru,sei. OF the fugi!ives. They, however, after
stopping al night a. house IN Hudson street, started
nel. morning ior the West Travis hss been guilty
Of 9 Ike of.nse cnse befers, and then came near
iosns his lie. He c expectei % Dc IL St Louis
on ne 2sts Of hi. Iocn.a, a. &c . parsy to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

,h.gi.1, m.t, Ae.e Oh VIII nee = IL. ''n =
money stasea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

PETTY THEFT.-A Frenchmsn, named Charles
Dubois, was detected yesterday evening, at Al
O'Clock, stealing rich silk dresses, the property
of Mrs. Susan Parmeur, residing at house No. 40
Broadway. He threw them away when seen but was
arrested by Officer Jolie, and conveyed to the Four
tenth Ward Station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

TIE LATE BAST DTFsLoATIoS.-The Directors Of
the Mechanics Banking Association Will not institute
criminal proceedings against Van Barcom, the paying
teller his offence being only breach Of trust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

SUPPOSED IsFASTICIDE.-F0r the last two or three
days Coroner Hills has been investigating the Of
the death Of child whose remains were found in a
tub or barrel in the garnet OF No. !8 Rivington street
The child is supposed to have been fouly dealt with,
AID Mary Fischer, German woman, on suspicion Of
being the mother OF deceased is under arrest await
ing the result OF the nqu,itioD. The child is thought
to have been several weeks old at the time Of its DEATH
The result Of the inqusition will probably be made
known to day. The prisoner denies all knowledge Of
the child the of its death, and says che
fully establish her innocence in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

LITTLE GIRL FOUND IN TIE WATEK.-Oficer
Cox, of the 10th Precinct, Tuesday afternoon found
tie body Of little girl floating in the dock foot Of
Twenty-frs. street, n. X. The deceased was subse-
ouently Identified as Sophia Smith, II years Of age
who left her home % Ninth Avenue, on Sunday last
and was not afterwards seen alive. There was dan
cerous hole in the pier through which is supposed
the little girl fell Tito the water and was drowned The
body was removed to the residence of her parents and
the Coroner notified 20 held an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

.,eb.h-r.g ,.,ao roo 10 ~,Ond 'ecsiyeJ BY ne
iheL .,..l.L ,;vs,
81. AoiA.,.-L.s: evening, s! .ivchl r int
thief named jack D. vny, S17 prousa: 10 20 ~.
p. ,inc, S'aiio1-H 1Jss, ~ nsn nsmeu No.
S,o. ii Thames street. Keefe immedia:ey eollarei
Sim. snd severe struggle :o9k place. y When 'ne
n Il received cut on he bsk par: OF his nssd '%2
;nch.s in length. he vas recogul4s" u an o'u
offender. and was locked up for the night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

AcorpFvrsL DRowSI>s -Informsti u wa received
8, the Coroner Office yesterday afternoon that
man named Michael Brorhy, who resided a. No. 100
or l9 Eighth avenue, had been DROWNED in the dock
Zoe. nf Twelfth street., y. r. Uuder Whist cncum-
stances deceased lost he life were not sseeralned
The remsirs Of the unfortunate msn were TenQved
10 his late residence, where an inquest will be held
Aey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

ARREST OF CoISERs.-Yesteiday evening at Z, a
boy sbout seven years DID, called at No. 49, Mulberry
sire ct for some Gin, and rendered in payment coun-
telfeit dime. On being asked where he got it, he
stated that his father, Henry Farrell of NJ. IL Null
berry street, made it. This was communicated to
Sergeant Scuder, of the Sixth Ward, who went there
with, attended by Scers, and succeeded in aresting
Farrell while busy in melting metal They also
got Elk dimes and two hadines fresh from the mould.
They cid not get the die. 1t is thought that he passed
it TO another Of The party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

PASSING COuSTEIFEIT MoNEY.-John Van Pet
and Mary, his wife, arrested by officer Fansa
of the md Precinct charge OF attemp. TO pass
several storekeepers in Fulton street. They ware
taken before Justice Cornwall yesterday when the
charge was withdrawn and they allowed 20 depart
They paid the counsel whom they had employed wib
counterfeit money, end had on their persoEs vhss
searched. two notes OF q doubtful nature.