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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-23
Brooklyn City News.

SrAsDsc COMMITTEES or TIE BOARD ALpEsxss FOR
TEE YI,a Mr.. Person. the President OF the brooklyn
Beard or Aldermen, announced the following standing
committees ior the year 1857 at the last mes'ipg-
On Lots snd Implications 70 TIE Lsaislare. Preston
Fowler, Rspns, Clark and Person
Opsnin0 Styss,, Arenua and Pars,-Wilson, walsh,
Russell, fi,h,an and Hudson.
Prestcn, Csshaw, jenkins and o'Ner.
F~ance, Fowler, jenkins, RAlbiesch, s,hols aud
Palmer,
ARe. mmJ --sohos, Lowber, Fowler Walsh and Dol.
yecchio
Publis y,ger, CulUcru and 0rodsh--D,rlou, Snyder
Reibrads -KsibHesoh, Blhs, Russell, o'Neli and
PaIIie Lands a,d Building, -suyssn, jenkins, Veg.
lom, Clark and NcEamee
rye Depa,tr<nt, " D Vail, schos, Fowler, Mona
Tirs D,payfm1a, e. D-Kslsastsca, Snyder, suyd,m,
Wilson ana smith
sIaga.-sDyder, VAL, Hudson Bliss and Dslyeccbio.
Poiits--Csshav, Dclveccho, Wslsn, hchshon and
Wai,r.- Lewbcr, wsOlom. Pres.oo, Van Brun, and
Clark.
Pi,n,irs -spsder, Clark Snyder, Callahan and Mona.
Wen, AND Pu.~.-Pre,,on, Dorlon, sraIsr, B,nnOn,
syTifs ava Err,se Of Dsprtmens = Russell s,rlou,
wosiom, hsrvn and Pierson.
Palmer.
Perry and wa,,r Ri0an Bliss, Fowler, Ksleassca,
scloO, Arii ani ci,ncesJcnaln,, Rslphs Vail, Del.
Pubic Htaits ~wssh, Preston, F,bsu, schols and
Clark.
Ptciie Ciit1m waller, spadsr, Bosart, Lowber and
Smith.
Markets -coshav, walter, Snyder, o'Nei and b.
CART
Tfuass Law.-Clsrt Van Brunt, Rslphs, JeakIns aud
Hudson.
Arrmgrxp UssswAr RosBrRY-Mr. josiah Sinclair WAS
attacked 10 Clinton few evenings since, BY two
individuals, OF whom took him by The aims, and the
other put bsndferchief h,s mouth TO prevent him
from givins the alarm Mr. Sinclair kicked one OF them
severely that he glad 10 let 20. and although the
ether struck him blow In tue face be returned
with elect AMI both scsmrered OF Mr. Sinclair are.
sdent OF Jersey, and . visit 10 some friends 10
Clinton avenua
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rHB LAIR DISPUTE FOR ConPrRoLLrelsaGP-cLAM
FOR EXTRA ALLOWANCES.
JAr. 72 OILS Fiooo This case, rsicn will DO re.
collected contest for The Comptrollsrshp Of tho city
Of New York, came up wednesday on motion TO re-
Ia, the sOsts and review order granting an extra Al
Iowases OF sl1s, which had been made by default II
appeA al that the defendant had taxed she costs In May
iast bui had refHiped from entering Judgment I'LL ne
cember and Mr.. Giiss had no notice OF the atuum
Of costs or Of ths maki,g OF ths allowance I'll wesx rrs
vous 10 this application n WAS contended By Mr. tsr
denbrcok counsel for Mr. Giles that hs eeay In enter
ing the Judgment made Intentionally By the dessud
ants attorney tor Me purpose OF putting Mr. Giles % h
guard. Tho defendant had changed IN the bill o. coss
t ms for room hire printing Of pail nsts oopyinI % pa
pers the pay of the votes o the oontss
ed election dlsxic,, amounting 70 siIp, which was
claimed by M Hardesbsook FOR the reiator we're NOT
gAliy taxable He aso oooasnded that the Court under
section COS Of the Code haA authority to Front An es
ira sowaEse in . case Ike ths being not one oi tsose
mentioned In thai section and ihere being no oSs on
which AlowAses cosld he estimated. NJ. Tldsn, los
the desajant clamed that the suit w@ An
cne, d h, The allowance should be pssea on tns sross
smor Of The Ccmp rollers salary ior tns hrse years o'
bis Nrm. Decision reserved
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATUNE
Senate.


AIBAsV, Jan ~, 1857.
PETITIONS psxzSrxD.
From the merchants OF New York, against passing the
bill In relation 10 Port wardens In Now York.
From the Supervisors Of Kings county authority to
borrow s25, 900 to complete the Psniscatis.y.
RKPoRIs.
The Committee on Medical Colleges reported . bill
sppropr.atns for The New York Consumption Hospital
for 1851 and for 1885, for purpose
erecting . suitable building for tho ins,nu utiou.
Tho Committee on Judiciary reported bill TO restore
TO the indians the lands the Seneca and Csaraueus
reservation which were sold for sxssthe purchasers TO
expended, with nterest II The rate OF per cent.
The Committee on Banks reported f.voraey the bill
superintendent Of the Banking Department.
Hills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. BRooxs-To tho purity OF the ballot box.
Hills PASSED
Allowing the Corporation Of New York 10 borrow
$500, ,oo0, TO build . new reservoir.
To close Blcominsdalo square.
To provide for the payment OF the awards made for
laying out the Central Park.
BY Mr. BRooKs-Cedpg jura.c,on TO the United states
Of land a. Tarrytown Point for building lighthouse
To regulate the price Of potatoes by weight.
To confirm the action Of the Common Council relative
By Mr.. K~uY-fo proven, banks OF issss from aoiins
To Increase the security OF bankers By allowing
gin OF twenty per cent on mortgages deposited as
By Mr. Prr1r-ro prohibit the issue Of naturalization
paps re- by any court but the Supreme Court
ny Mr.. UPaAN-To make the Canal Auditor State
officer.
Mr. BnooKs introduced q resolution requiring informa
ton to the number Of pardons granted By the Cover
nor the last four years. II amended to ten
The Appropriation bill was made the special order TOR
twelve O'Clock to morrow.
Adjourned.
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Assembly.

AlsAsT, Ja,. y. 1851
wrpxpDAY's rsoosiDIsos CONCLUDED.
Afer protraccd and somewhat personal debate, the
House last night voted down all propositions to amend the
supply BILL by . large majority. Az nearly II O'Clock
the bil reported 10 tho House By the Committee OF
the whole and ordered 10 third reading. Adjourned.
THURSDAYS rRocEKDINes.
AtBAsT, Jan. q, 1857.
The olnt resolution compimentng Captain Hars,on
and spproprA,ng $500 gold medal 70 DO presented
10 him. vas called up and adopted.
Under general orders the bill oeding jurisdiction 10 the
United states over property New York 10 be sold FOR
a Post Office site. wAs debated.
The under discussion rsseYvas 10 tbs state
Of Now York the right 10 serve all criminal and civil
processes within the terrlory ccded and extends over
the police regulations Of the city.
without taxing vote, progress was reported on the
bill.
The bill extending The time for the collection O taxes IN
all the cities towns OF he state excluding New YORK
and Albany, was then taken up.
The bill wss ordered to q third reyding ater being
amended 10 exclude Brooklyn, Troy Rochester ana
Buffalo.
An attempt was made 10 pass bill oedlug iurisdicton
the Brick church property 10 the United states, 70
third reading. but Il waa defeated.
No other business Of interest Wa done.
Adjourned.
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s1AsGiAn nov. Y lssS
7se IncorTsa fnya -sa0n in Hssard % ChfnaTAs R3Ss
aud ,Aer Got7~rt -4t--Kdk-ny Cri F,gh-Ozr J,rad-
rcn--Cr ksniar.
ns astonishing 10 those OF "a who i've N ,hls empire
vba. renewable statements 6nd their var no The CO.
umrs Of the prsss apparently aulheaic i-ssmuch an
they arc writes At Of the ava ports shor,
time ago noso~i article from Episcopal Bishop,
staiirg tbs, inest merchant had sent most res
pectsbls ChnsvI merchant up to the ImpsriG caraps
near Nsskin report the comparative state OF the
cobsntng pa ties and that the result OF hs observation
wss ,ns, the ebes ell sxiermnsisd and hs fnP
rial rule fully established.
sach vas' ais report Tho foreign msrcsszi and she
Bbbop no eosb. believed H but In lsss than month ihs
rebeis s-s evidence that they no. Oaly In oxst
eree, bw with vigor iAan usual Nankin was
s thaft capital they sl held all then nfonsholds and
even tsres,ened the great cy OF soechow The Chinese
are cunning reoIAs, and wses Ia the employ of To-
reign merchant ,r Bishop, they se anything
esps that state the which they believe viii coin.
eide Win the wishes predlecscns Of their employers
The ioregn merchant who obtained this nfor nation has
asays zen grss, Inperissi and the ChiuamaD told
himsFs With ne tsovgbt would q, less; be agreeable.
Thus the foreigners sold b. These long haired Cslss
r,mby over diindsni foreignsr, whose oay aim ans
'Jhj,d g - usks mcney. 20 G, then, from solnE
exte mf ased last December they are more thoroughly
organ'ysf than and collect taxes nom s9nis pl
the important provinces In the empire tbs peops
! Ko srs IN tsyo, d ,hsa y thse ieNoi, sesrc ~is
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

out fear OF tins Imperial sutbo tiles they csa tafnx ss
tnemseves Is ead the, wheA' tnoy take Q aNsr.og
they allow the peop. to .hcfr magtrats ths
rebel kings.
Tho last story IT, the Eastern king a, ,nkin fs a~D
rsieiy 10 love with daughter q Hun ysuszusn, asS
wished 20 marry her Now this uassu,H\ IL shs re-
ported originator Of this rebellion, sad is reu oasd
Tapinswsng Or "Grsat Pr moo OF Peace rnd 10 ssa
styled tAs "Bro<her Of our Saviour, Jesus Cms, Welt
flung objected - the Eastern king having his
tho Fasern king rose up In to conquer her rois
wAs In the city OF Nankn. The ragged hoe brt Ma
Western king the aid OF Hung aud this Eastsss
Hung the Pscs alias the brother OF Christ Tbe renca
further states that since this event quot rsgns Nag
kin
Those cs famirar with Chinese chsrecter woult- r,s
be surrriesd II every word true Our nssionzfuu
DO not beTevo H. OF course, s'tSough they here
naughao asts Just ~ Atrocoug Throughou9 vsrors
phases OF tAB revolCion--ouc Which Will eyentuasyr
ws been ide2 10, but vorre than ie We rsvc Sailedi
through the foJiy0ness ~ u,sseps Look ass
1avy. One seeauner ts san JscDto-a uselsss crs
crppxd and bogg gsnd tvyo sailing sloops tsse shps
la al. The English have Surteen ships or war hers
commanded gencTafy by yosng. erergetic, aubniouS
commai,d mill he IL oid thaits energy hu been swat
wed u1 by that te9Acty OF l'e whlcs always acoom
penies old ComiCc5-fs the sst desirable thing TO
man OF "a ranced years
With slvi; service irs ~ bad OR .;,nsler-a sr.
cid retired Etteeionary and surgeon. es we'll
nsvolent and eV0elie mLH-has allowed tho Chinese
bsnboozle htr1 II al the rJs from Canton Shausuas
iccus opportunity to prescott bs letter from the Pres
ieEsto his MsJeyty the Emperor. How bcry will lt bx
,efyfs gove2nm ent viii loGt into these things
enG'nen TO China 1t for tho work there Is Lers'
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United states Supreme Court.

wAsaxcros, Jan. "a, 1857.
Case NO. 3s.-Wrliam A. shaaer, plaintiff, W James A.
scudday. Error TO the Supreme Court OF Louisiana
Judge Tsney delivered an opinion dsmsslng the writ Of
error ,ov want Of Jurisdiction.
NO. bo.--Argunsut concluded.
No ss--rbomas Richardson, pialnun, vs. CITY Of Bos.
ton Argument commenced by Mr.. Bartlett for plsinsu
and Mr. Chandier, for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-23
Important Landlord md Tenant Case.


Before Judge Green and Jury,
JAN. "a Samyel Msycook 10. Ffaacs Bysiuayi.-sdm.
proceedings In eeotmen TO possession or
holding srler tho OF the tenant expired
Mr. Naycock by Lease writing sl TO Mr. BralIard the
tenant the house no 22i william street. this city, FOR
the term OF ten years, from the sr day Of NAY 1852
st the yearly rent OF $780, payable quarterly In advance
the trsr, 10 pay the Croon iax and 10 add additional
s,ory 10 the building t being nj the tine but sores)
which the tenant did, making . three story buildisg
In the lease there was the following clause
In the premises hereby desed rendered unen
snsbe or destroyed By nre Or oser casually II !. h-reo ss
void.
On the evening or the a,h OF December last the build
ing next door (228) caught ere aud destroyed ths
walls falling this, crushing down to the third 1907,
and d,vipE the jols's Of the partition OF ono
Of tho through the third door into the
,ecood story, sud the family of the tenant then Ia
tho occupation OF the horse moved out Another IRE
occurred In these premises The nornlng OF the
25th Of December, and from the lng of the wall OF the
sdjoning building and tho last mentioned Gre, The nlrd
sdered the prem uptenaptsbe the tenant had
placed perssa In the frat story who Is In the occups
lion thereof the sres, portion Of the time ne took ss
procedrss order obtain posscsson OF the pre- scs
the srossd that the tenant held after bis term eN
s IN, sss os 81 ss .ss Se s s rs @
Tying that they not safe TO rebuild, and others that
they bsts agreeing that the roof was eotrey gone
the uppei part Of the building destroyed The deent
ants oosptcl offered to prove that there buildings
IL ss bad . condition ~ this occupef BY teu,ns in this
CITY The Judge ruled II out - being immateyAl. This
defepdants counsel contendcd question OF sv, that
the clause In Lease above osd for tho beaea OF
the tenant alone and the landlord could MOI take sdvan
taae OF The Judge charged the jury thas the question
whether ths building had become untenautabe, was sS
cusvey question OF fact and they were the sole judges
thereof that N they found that II wS ustenantsbie,
then the tenant held aftcr his lease had expired
and the landlord entitled 10 verdict In his favor
on the contrary they fonnd that was enansabs then
shs defendant wss cnped 10 tssir verdict The Jury
hepg unable 10 agree discharged The Judgs ts
now holding court after being confined 10 his room foy
abou, 4 month with the ipnsnmaory rseu mstsm (sup
posed TO have eaussi by holding court In an ua'
fuished court rocn
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DElrH FROM EATING POISONED CONVICTIONS
~ The Naiicx Ob~rvr sys "a chhd OF Nr I. ~
Sposner OF this village aged one year s1d sn months
d'ed on Tbrrsday morning last from eating red popped
cora bali ms desla attended By all The symp, oms
az Tn.s ,sd cslanlty shcut bss Nmsly vsyulng "
y.-erfs 70 star.l ,h,psolyss ron IKE sD;cs,1
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THE CASE OF THE MUTINEERs OF THE SHIP NEW
YORK, ETC.
TRENTON Jan. %, 1867.
The United States Court is in session here, The Grand
Jury investigating the mutiny the packet ship New
York The caption OF the sh.p and various Witnesses
were present.
Notice has been given in the House OF Assembly by
Mr.. Robins, Of NddleseK 70 repeal the charter Of the
Commercial Bank Of Perth Amboy.
The Committee on Life Saving Apparatus has been
authorized to send for persons and papers respecting
number OF wrecks and loss Of life and property the
Jersey coast.
Destructive FIRE AT GLOUCESTER.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. "a, 1857.
dre in Gloucester, n. j., this forenoon destroyed
houses belonging to the Gloucester Bleach
ing and Print WORKS. Nearly thirty families are rem
dered homeless.
Burning OF the Oaicers' Quarters at tho Car
Isle Barracks, Pa.
CARLISLE Jan. "a, 1857.
The officers quarters at Carlisle barracks were dss
troyed By Are this afternoon.
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News from Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, Jssa n, 1867,
The Territorial Convention ct Lscompton, Kansas
adjourned on shs 18th lnt, alter passing resolutions
bodyng the vew OF the principles OF the party hereafter
10 be called the 'ns,ioDai democratic party" Both
branches or the sansas Legislature repudate that portion
OF Governor Geays message relating to the rsreal o.
obnoxious enactnsns.
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Renewal OF the Indaem War an Fiorids>.
CaARLnToN, Jan. Is, 1877
The steamer Carolina has arri cd herei with Jackson
vile dates "a Inc 18th ins.
General Hsrney had Withdrawn his flags Of truce and
declared war al aims itas Indians
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The Senatorial Question In Wiscenstn, Sc.
MnwAUuu Jan. a. 1857
The caucus Of the democratic members OF Legsia
ture ast evening nominated Judge Dunn ~ ter cand
date for United States Senator.
The Thermometers WA at u degrees below ger, shts
morptug
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+ ii e TEST NEW 8 /.
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TElEGRApas.
interesting from Washington

Interesting from WashingtOn
AssAds OF THE OCEAN TELEaRAPh BILL IN TaE
sMATK-THB CORRUPTION NvEsrIdArION-si
MONI0NS CASE IN THE HANDS OF THE JUDICIARY
-THE VETERANS OF 1872, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. a., 1857.
The Senate took an Important progressive step to-day
the passase Of the Ocean Telegraph bill, which au
thoslzes the President Of the United States to make
conraat with the Telegraph Company on the same terms
vim the British government. The BILL 1t IL believed,
will passe the House Of Representatives with but little
oppeaiton. ,aaa..u
7he ouse passed the bill reported by the Corruption
Oonsnse yesterday to force witnesses to testify. II
wsa received by the Senate referred TO the judiciary
Comnittse, Immediately reported back without amend
m and would have passed but for Mr. Wilson, Of Mas
sashusetts under whose objection the bill lies till
tomorrow The penalty for refusing to testify fine
sad Imprisonment in the common jail, after indictment
sd conviction before judicial tribunal OF competent
horty. The House refused to reconsider the vote
the resolution ordering Mr. Smonton In TO close custody
until the 9Th OF March, and he now In the keeping Of
tb, Arms at private boarding house, whore
his friends have free access to him. Smontons counsel
Rverdy Johnson, has made application for . writ Of
hbeas corpus and he will be brought before the District
Judge here Saturday The case to be argued TO
whether Congress has . right to imprson witnesses
Who refuse to answer questions before their
mmistees. The paSrage OF the bill has oauied good
a Of hueriDg among the lobby and outsiders general
The committee " going to work In good earn
number Of prominent lawyers will understand,
be forthwith subponaed and brought before the COM
mttee.
TIE bill creating the Surveyor Generalshp Of Nebras.
ka passed the House oday unanimously memorial
of James NJ Miller and i've thousand others residents of
New York city, was presented In the House BY Hon.
John Kelly The memorial sets forth their services
dered to the in the OF 1872 and impores
Congress to relieve their present suffering and destitute
condition. II was referred 10 the Committee on Invalid
Pensions
ElAxer, WAkely, OF Wiscorsln nominated 10 the
senate to-day, - Supreme Judge Of Nebraka Woe Brad
icy, resigned
Information has been received here that Mr. Chester
che reeusant witness summoned BY the Corfu ou Inves
usatiDs Committee, has taken TO be released
from tho custody Of the Sergeant atArms by the
ofa writ Of habeas corpus The Sergeant however, In
despatch sent from Phladelphis, makes mention OF
iuoh fact.
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LAKE Osr Ap,o--The government registers l.ept
as Osweeo snow the water OF lake Ontario " oe Ngui
inchss below low water sud one jcc' o1y incn's
lower than al IBIS posioi isss year
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The Radical Democracy and the Senatorial
Question.

10 day. The committee had q stormy session, much
opposition being made TO the oxpresaoo Of any opinion
in relation 70 the Senatorial question, but the matter
pressed TO vote when the friends OF Preston KING de
olssd voting and seven members Of the COMMITTEES then
voted 10 favor OF recommending the osms Of ward Huo,
a. successor 10 Ha milton Fna
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. ~, 1857.
Stocks heavy. Pennsyvania SIS, S2x; Reading Rail.
road, 4l3s; Lcpg Island Railroad 13T; Morris Canal,
leT; Pennsylvania Railroad, AK.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE AND ASIA.
Interesting Details of the Bombardment
of Canton.
OUR LONDON AND SHANGHAe CORRESPONDENCE
10, &0., &S.

N letter ron Naples oil very recent date sxys;-Therf
can be no Osser spy doubt OF tho existence disaec
tion Is the Ns,pofhn army Three four solicitors have
destroyed themselves since the death q ano who ss-
tempted 10 kill the King. pcytea Invcsrgssiou
is taking place smops the royal troops.
Llold's Weakly Re,wpoper advertiser in the Loydon
Times a. foi,cws:--
Jerrod. Average weekly sale l7s, 6oo Estsesshed 1888
Contains sixty columns or The vnrAsd ssd intersst
machine q, ss rate q s Der heT seroSS
enabling the publication Of rews to tho latest cment-
muoh later than any other newspaper.
Tho Lor don 7Smes OF Jsanary 3 fays,-
shareholder In tho AtlAn no Telegraph Company com.
plains Of the directors having made call OF psy
without giving the pre- vous notice Of twenty days
notice dated the lst inst end demands pay mont &C or
before the bth This error, unless be explaosd,
indicates careless management.
Mr. CardwelI, N. r, made speech at . dinner given ~
the Order Of Druids In Oxford lassly In which
If there could be calamity moro projudioial 10 their
welfare than any other, or tend 10 roll back the
howips tide Of human progress, would be serious rup
ture between The elder and younger branches OF tho
Anglo Saxon race-between this noble kingdom ana thar
gigantic republic which had spread s arms from the
Pachc TO tho Aantc-a people descended from same
origin speaking the same language, their friends and
rivals in commerce and maritime power spreading their
literature and laws, and dinusing with them the prno-
pies OF civilization and progress over oil tho nations
OF the globe. (Cheers By mutual good feeling and
the characteristics Of the race that calamity mad
happily b<en averted (Cheers As believed that their
relstions with that country stood psrms-
nent basis, and he hoped that long useiunes
was open TO the whole OF this great Anglo Saxon
(Cheers)
letter dated 81 Petersburg December 20, published
In the JoayacI dts Dsbats, lays
There " doubt that q convention has been con.
cuded betwo; this governmon and Persia with vieW
to certain eveptuAlties The Court of reherau will
probably sccede to wlsh OF Russia and give up her
the poiut which forms the limit of the two
States This point Is OF great importance regards the
bdued Turconans, who seriously disturb tho Rus
fan frontier. AT the the Araxes falls into
the Caspian Sea there mall slsnd which Persia rs-
Gently allowed the Russians TO occupy.
At Singapore, f. J., the 18th OF November gold dust
rated -bssysn, &C. per bunks SIT 30 S2s So Austria
Ian, per bunka e29 2b $50.
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the Senate adjourned.
Heuse OF Representatives.

Heuse Of Representatives.
wAsmseroS, Jan. ~, 1857
-rRp cossur1roN svssrroAuoN N-coxPELrsG wIrs@se 10
rlsrirr-sxoNos rnr HuD N DURxss.
The pending question the motion 70 reconsider
ns vote by which passed the resolution directing
the serscapta Arms 70 keep Mr. s,mopson Ia clcsc con
anenes, and 70 lay that motion on the table
Mr.. HcsrapsY MaRsHAtt, OF Ky, asksd where Mr.
Smcoico vss-wbeshsr he w~ nov In custody. and 80
oy what authority
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New Jersey Affairs,

THE CASE or THE MUTINEExs OF THE SHIP NEW
YORK, ETC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08

The NURSERIES OF CRrstE.-There are thirty
three places known in New York as rcccptacles
of stolen goods Stolen clothing sold there is
soon ripped up and SO changed that the former
owner could never identify it. Silver spoons, or
other plate are melted at once. These people
are admirably organized among themselves have
a mutual benefit association. ard whenever one
OF their number is so unfortunate as to be or
rested, bail is Immediately furnished bganagent,
Of the association. When the trial comes on
6rse.raJe counsel IS engaged. ana -
Of witnesses are easily provided to testify to
everything necessary. Hence convictions sell
dom occur