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advert senient.l

PrRpY'S NATIONAL THEATER. Another great
attraction b. presented at this popular place OF amusement
for THIS EvEsSG bring less than Drsms from Syvsnas
Cobb great story published in that Of ~e-ks~.
The New YO Ledger entitled N,sssL rm scGvr drama
.zsd in full the completion OF the story BY the very
successful Drsmatis, Mr. L. Aiken, and placed upon tho
Stage under the immediate direction Of Mr. o. l. FOX stag
Manager In addition the shove 20 have the mth
provoking Pantomme Of the GOLDEN AXE, and the thrilling
Irish MORAN CsErSA Secure sess in advance
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fAdyertisemcnt.
,R RuPTURE, PILES


Sure PRoLAPsus. AID CONCEALED ABscBss or rHE Rec.
Ita-EpwARD II. DIXON NJ d.. Editor Of Tho Scalpei and
Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ 9TH cures those
deses radically without the Knit. 81 LS,tnTe Every css
Indications perfectly apparent 70 the eompotent SURGEON
DR. DIXON refers n g. Bradford Cashier OF the Bowey
Bank; NcCsllum late Actusry Of the Eris Railroad H.
FORD Brooklyn John Mathews Machins and great mum
Der Of gentlemen Ia the city and throughout the Union The
operation requires confinement Tno fee 10 from 100 10
: so Consultation, BIO Office hours from to and to
evenings.
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NlsLo's-This popular place of Amusement viii be
opened tonight by Max Maretzek for season OF ff-
teen nights of Italian opera. The pr ms donna IL Mad
Gazzsniga. who achieved such q decided success in
Philadelphia BngnOi and Amodio, the old ia|orite'
of the Ne-York public. return to us with their newly
acquired aurels from Havana and Philadelphia The
season nr1inises 10 be a successful one.
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CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday was dull. drirzly, cold, cherries aud
miserable. slow rain fell all the night OF Sa'urday'
accompanied by raw easteriy breeze, giving out lots
e mud and rheumatism. The sweet Spring IN no
iurry there is wintry chill yet hanging arounf that
makes one cling to fires and heavy clothing with
unreasonable tenacity.
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IA dyerti.-mentl
Wurrr TEETH. PERrIMrn BREATH AND

BEAUTIFUL can b" acquired by using the BALM
or A TnoU FLOWERS. What Lady GENTLEMAN would
remain the d-agb breath WHEN using the
Balm Thousand Flowers d-nce would MT only
but leave the teeth white alabaster Many
per., their br,sth is bad and th" beet
delicate their friends will mention H. Beware
counterf,its. Be each bottle is signed
For sale by oil Druggists. FErRpGE Co, ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

The New-York Harmonic Society viii repeat DR.
Loewe's Csntats of the " Seven Seepers this even
ing, at Dodworhs Rooms. The solos viii be sustained
by Misses Brainard, Andem, Rohjohn Mrs. Crump
Mes.rs. Gardner. Nash. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

his legs and feet badly crushed He had faIlea
across the track, and being drunk was unable
to get up. Some men connected with the Rail-
road conveyed him to Bellevue Hospital Smith had
been removed from the track shot time previously
T., the Conductor of another car, Lut he managed 70
get on il again.
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advertisement.
" WOODLAND CRFAN"-A Pomsde for beauti-

fins the Hair highly perfmed superior any French article
In ported and for half the price FOR dressing Lade.' Hair
has no eqs giving bright glossy appearance. IL causes
rueneu. Hair curl In the mot natural II
dsnduG living the hair the 81 being
.hIy Pic. only 50 cents Non. g-nun. unless
signed FErRDGE Co.. Proprietor Of the Balm II Thou
sand Flowers" For sale at all Druggists
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fAdyertis-ment.l

We cali the attentin Of Capitalists and others to
sALr cspER yvnGsEsT Of the Supreme Court on Tues,
DAY April ~ u oclo. at the Merchants Exchange OF 10
IoIs cor pri.ing the block bounded BY Sd aud fh
and 18th and 76ths also Lors on 7lss by r. C. BULK
Try Auctoneer Of the purchase remain %
bond mortgage. Maps at the Office No 10 Ws' lnsu
snoe B1ildlgs.
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fAdYerfi.enent.l

To NERVOUS SUFfERERs.-A retired clergy
man restored 70 health few days after many yesrs o. greet
anxious to make the VI cure
" I'M send free The used Direct 10 the Rev. JoHS
M DAaN,lL No. 30 Fultonst, Brooklyn.
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L. L. DAyENPoRr.-lt is rumored that this gentle
man has been engaged by Mr.. +. A. Marshall 70 play
for few weeks Philadelphia, after which be will
come back to New-York and open at the Broadway
Theater for the remainder of the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

MURpERors ASsArLr.--A c, lored man named Luf
had his skull fractured in West street, on Saturday.
by a carman md John Bu, b. who attacked him
with car -rurg. lie was sent 10 the Hospital, and
the caIaan was ar ,sted ans led to bail to answer
II q ., srye of the assault.
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| Adyertiscinent1

We, the undersigned. who have been extensive
dealers in the Original and Genuine BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS" by FETRIDGE Co. Of New York.
hereby certify that this preparation il In great demand asa use
m valuable Toilet article and has given general 'asiscca
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tAdvertisenent.l
HAILOTYPES
PHofocRArHS


J. GrRsry challenges the pho.ossphc world 70 produce
Pictures the equal 20 those made ct his Phofe-
graphic Palace OF Art, NJ. $50 Broadway.
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Pete Morris, the comic singer, has been engaged fol-
travelling campaign with Sands & Nathsn's Circus.

SuIcIDE-John Tretter, pauper, recently dis
charged from Blackwells Island committed suicide on
Saturday by jumping into the East River. The body
was recovered and taken to the Twelfth Ward Station
House, where inquest was held upon it. Deceased
WIS German, 50 years Of age.
An inquest yss held yesterday at No. ~ Roose-
welt street. upon the body of Mary Oxby an Irish
woman, IS years Of age, who, while crazy from the
effects of rum, jumped from four-story window to
the pavement and was instantly killed AT the time Of
the occurrence she was on visit to her daughter at
the above number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

HuDsos RIVER RarLRoAD.-The Spring Time Ia
bic Of this road takes effect to-day.
Albany and Troy trains will leave al 6 q. M. ll:3O
do, $3.50 p M, do. Two morning and two afternoon
trains.
reduction Of fare il to be made on the $3.50 train
only, which on this train will be to Albany 81 and to
Troy e. H. Second class passengers are to be taken
on the same train at 81 80 to Albany and 81 o. to
Troy.
The train- from Albany for New-York are to leave
at and 1925 a. M, and at and p m; from Troy
At ;: % and 10 b a. M, and 4: IS and 555 p. m.
See advertisement for times of other trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
Acknowledgement.
EAs.-THR CLINTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety Of TEAS for GroeLs Tea Dealers and pr
waite manifestations Oolons and Young Hyon, from 2r.
TO 4Oc GunIow der aud Imp, rial from 25c to 81 AL othsS
qualities equally low Also n boN. Il good Family Tee for
ne dollar Cal and exsmneNo rs ChathAUst between
Pearl and Roosevelt sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

FousD IL DYING SrATE.-A woman named Sarah
Peel was found on Saturday night lying upon the side
walk in Seventh avenue 18th street, in state Of
ntoxication Three little children lying with her,
clothed in rags and covered with filth. They con-
yeyed to the Sixteenth Ward House where the
mother exhibited signs of being very i'll. ply
scan was called to attend her. but death ensued soon
after he arrived The children were taken care Of BY
the police authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

ARREST FOR LIBEL.-GeOrge Hibbern, alias Yam
kee Dan, young whose associations are said to
be bad, was arrested yesterday on complaint of Mr..
Marcus c. Stanley who charges him with being con-
cerned with others in circulating, the 9th and 10th
INST, throughout the city printed handbls and post
ers containing false and malicious statements in regard
to Mr. Staneys character and aptecedens, and tend
ing greatly to nure him in the estimation Of the COM
munity The accused was taken before Justice Bren-
nan and locked up to await examination. The poster
in question is one of the defamaory and scurr-
Gus productions ever issued. The author Of it Is as
yet unknown.
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Advertisement
Mr. FOWI Err will lecture on PHRTNOLOGY EVERY

EVENING Tai, WEEK Odd Fellows Hail. Court and
Sacktts Brooklyn Monday evening Free Single tickets
2I cents tickets 5O Examinations daily Ut No.
3O8 Broadway n. Y
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4 Advertisement

HPRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF
sAyEs Nos 1876 l7 and Ss Water St, and No Murray st..
New York.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Park Bepjann's lecture will be given this evening
a, Flushing having been postponed last Monday night
by reason II the storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Rus OVER BY FIRE EssIsE.-At O'Clock yester-
day morning, two runners with Engine Company No.
49, named James Dougherty and Michael Mccormick
were run over by the engine in Eighth avenue, near
Forty.nnth street, and severely injured. DOugheuy
it appears, first struck by the engine, and in fall
ing he threw Mccormick. The wheels then passed
over both. QOughery had his spine and some of the
internal organs very dangerously injured, and McCor
micks leg and foot were crushed. They were Of,
tended by physicians at the a,ionhouse Of the TWEEN
ty-second Ward, and then conveyed to the New-York
Hospital.
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Advertisement.
FREDRICks'S TEMPLE or ART.

PHOTOGRAPHS,
DAGVERKEoYyPEs.
AssRoryrss
No SIS Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

The Young Mems Christian Association meets thL
evening or the transaction of important business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Rus OVER By A THIRD AvEsUE CARA man
named Thomas Smith, while grossly intoxicated early
yesterday morning. WA run over BY Third avenue
cor Il ths coxuer Of FiAy.6sh srest, end had one Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

CHARGE or FoROERr.-A man named Richard
Hays Saturday arrested charged with collecting ei
Tor rising the New iorh Drctoysad signing without
authority the Of M WA.on. the propEietor 10 re-
c.ip, for the money He was held BY Justice osoo'n t
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

CHARGy or FALSE Richard b. Coult-
man Saturday arrested hsed with having By false
prren-r. dersurd VIM Hsrdesstc, leather dealer q
this hundred ard y eight sheepsns vAaea
A In order 10 gain OF tho good TIC se,uscN
have Represented that he member VI Ia 90
hrn sdwsy owned srubber "a tory at Troy A.
Justice Osborne held him to bail in $1,000 to answer the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
ArryGyn RonByRy N, Fsptoyyys =

ALLEGED RoRBERY III EsPLoYEEs. - Christian
Hans Louis Neville both in toe employ M Cshu.
bootmsker al No 81 Broadway. arrested BY 0nees
Knu.r and Smith Of che hetecve Police charged with steal
ns a, Nsrou. times from the goods 10 largo amount
searching the use II the accused 100 worth Of the
stolen property found The prisoners locked By
Justice Breuran await examination Mr. CAhl thaks be
has lost about SO worth goods and suspect. the
OF having stcl. them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

FEMALE PIcKrocEErs.-Two girls Of the town
named Elizabeth Smith and Mary Ann Taylor sres'ed %
Saturday charged with picking the pocket Of Mrs Clark who
the 'r standing the oosner Of Broadway and csS1
street. of ) u. The acct srd were locked Up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

The nativity table gives 80 natives OF the United
States 81 of Ireland, % of Germany of England,
of Scotland, and the balance of various European
countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Mr.. FLaGG AND TIE CENTRAL PARK Police
The Controller has gathered in IS far as possible, al
the orders or assignments of pay issued by the men
who have been theoretically serving under Capt Ben
nett in the regions of the Central Park, and finds that
they number 27S. Grocerymen, milkmen, boot
makers landlords &C., among the holders OF this
paper which presume did not quite get into Wall
street, as we have quotations. The orders
will all be cashed in few days. This pay, however,
only covers tho deficit of last year. and the policemen
have received nothing since the LIST of January as no
provision has yet been made for the expenses Of the
Park during the present year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

CRY MoRTALrY.-The City Inspector reports 435
deaths during the past week-an increase of u, a.
compared with the return of the week previous. The
following figures exhibit the number OF deaths during
the past two weeks, among adults aud children, dis
tingushing the
Men. Women. Boys. Girls. Total.
Week ending April 4........ 81 % l59 - ~
Week ending April U....... Is III 40 ko 40
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption 81 convulsions (infantile 20;
inflammation of the lungs 2l; scarlet fever, AZ mes-
sles marasmus (infantile %; dropsy in the head,
IL; Smallpox, TO- Group, ID. There were also II
deaths of bronchitis, of congestion of the lungs, Of
eryspeas of typhus fever, of disease of the heart
9 of Inflammation of the bowels OF inflammation of
the BRAIN Of palsy Of tcething, II premature
births, 80 stillborn and - from violent
The following is a classification of the diseases aud
the total number of deaths in each class of disease
during the past week: Bones, joints, &C., i brain
and nerves, ~; heart and blood vessels 9; lungs,
throat, &c. l2i stillborn and premature births Al;
old age 5; skin &C., and erupve feveTs, SO; stom-
nch bowels, and other digestive organs, 6i uncertain
seat and general evers 81 urinary organs genera.
tive organs, G--tota 43S. The number of deaths,
compared with the corresponding weeks in 1855 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Mesors. Ridley & Co., successors to Messrs. X. l..
& A. Stuart manufacturers of candy, have favored
us with letter. stating that neither themselves nor
their predecessors have ever uset any deleterious
coorng matter. any form of adulteration in the
manufacture of their wares, as they think may have
been implied in article recently published in our
columns on the adulteration of food. We cheertuly
give place 10 this correction.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
LAURA KEENES THEATER.

Two new pieces played at this house las. night
TIE first one is semi French and wholly extrsvasant
musical and military burieeque, called " The Light
CT ard of SIAM" 1t was rendered into English by Mr..
E. G. P. wilkins and depends for its suecess prnci-
paIy upon the military evolutions executed by com
psDy of young ladies in very neat and tasteful uniforms
number of songs and dances are Introduced, which
tend to make The piece lively and acceptable. The
dialogue is lot good, being always slsngy. and 10
several instances almost indecenty coarse. The prin
cpal parts are played by Mr.. Jefferson and Mr..
Peters. AL the costumes very pretty and effect
i've, and the piece received with considerable
appreciation
The other play vas farce by Mr. Charles NJ. Wal
cot entitled "Notbing to Nurse." 1t very ingenious
and well written, and was carried of admirably by the
capital acting Of Mr.. Joseph Jefferson.
There was no call for the author in either case.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETs.-At the London Corn Exchsn,s thi,
dsy otb) there very small attendance of buyers
WHEAT-Tbe iew sales made Gt Mondays prices.
BARLEY and OATS quite . dear Monday.
In FLOUR there much doing Noolks slow Of sale
Aa2.
bone, report the supply Of WHEAT large and Of other
cles small WHEAT steady or all sorts AID floating csigoes
in demand very full rats BARLEY very firm. BEANS and
Peas unstered OATS quiet
LoSDoN MosEY MARKET -[Foom The Times' city
srtce Tuesday evening THE funds continue dull They
opened at decline Of q cent snd subsequently eIPerenced
further reduction.
the Bank England and in the Discount Market there
was considerable increase In the demand for money
lFrom The Daily Etps City Aytie Teesdar J.
considerable goon prevailed throughout the Stock
toSay The FUNDS fell u cent The marhet is chiefly pre-.
y the gloomy financial sdvices from the Continent aud
erk ARD increase the demand for money IL the
otoSh In connection with tie fonisky settlement
I" hHes also opersted on the unfayorsble side.
" ne discount Market the demand moderate but this
may p 70 he Circumstance that the Bank Is the cheap
continue 20 be considerable
London Exctans this day sth opening prices Couso,
money. 50. dSOl tor account 9ot0e,
lociock Conscis fof noney % for socoubt 9el d9Ol.
LONDON, sept t-festerdsy the Bsnk OF III dand again
raised It's rate OF discount IL preyi,uIv . from
ito ~ " cent, and 1t has now been put 70 5 n cent
According The TneS City Article tie rsox.m.ot Ia h.
Hevd TO have been adopted Of rrs Al
Of securities having been thrown upon the
from ytDrs wLee the preparations ef the Aus- N,,;o,
Bank for the resumpon d specie psyue;ts On ~, i.t n lar
VsIy esuse eeluasssAs PT-s.lre.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
LATER FROM INDIA.
Gen. HaVelock's Victories.
neNA sAAle DROWNED HIMSELF.
RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA.
Breadstuffs Steady-COnsols 9Oi.

lBY THE AMERICAN PsisIIke TtLEesArs Co.'S LINES.
OFFICE No Il WALL SIHEEr
ST. JOINS, N. b., Monday, Sept. 2s, 1857.
The Cunard screw-stean4abip Jws chartered by the
British Government to convey the 10th Regimen. to
England, arrived at this port at $40 IN. to-day.
She LETT Cork on the 18th inst i've days subseq quent
to the Canadas departure from Liverpool, and should
have brought four days later from England and
the Continent.
The only paper ascertained to have been brought by
her, however, is a copy Of The Cork Examiner of
the evening Of the lGh which contains very little
news.
The screw stesnship City Of Washington, from
New-York on the ID inst, arrived at Liverpool early
on the ing of the 10TH
PARIS, TUESDAY NIGHT-A dispatch from Berlin
announces the arrival of the Emperor Alexander yes
terday neon.
The cholera prevailed in Hamburg and, out Of two
hundred and thirty niue persons attacked hundred
and thirty six had died in eight days
At Arslau more than two hundred persons had died
The disease was also prevalent at Stockholm.
The Persian Government, through Ferouk Khan,
has engaged twenty French officers to proceed to Per-
sia in the capacity Of military instructors.
A dispatch from Jassay, received from Vienna yes-
te,6ay states that nine ntbs of the landed propne
tors ard clergy have taken part 10 the MOdavian oeo
tiors, and that majority voted in sense favorable
to the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
Markets.

BvrsALo, Sept. 28--s p m-FL0uR extremely duh, and
poss fully izc lower supply good saes 700 bbs a. ID
fof svpebne % to Extra and IS 2ds 50 for Double Ex
tra ono Ihosns and Wisconsin WHEAT unsettled, and SO
. towr wiz sood supply; sales Geo bush Chicago
Spring st @ Com dull and lower; IL 900 BUSH 65c
OATS qu.t a1a nomnsi at siG3jc WHISKY duh: sales
held at 2lc RECEIPTS Tor the last a hours III bk Flour
sssn bush Whes; 81 81 bush Corn lssss bush Oats G..
aAL FsyiCHTsloc on Com and Sc Wheat 10 New York
OswEeo, Sept. 9s-6 m.-The continued stYinrenrv In
the money market checks sales WHEAT lower sale, ee
bush Chicago Spring 9c Corn inactive LAKy IMposS
beoo bush Wheat bush Com 1900 bash B.ey, ooo
bush Rye CANAL ExroETs: 500 bbls. Flour 80 bush
Corn, 500 bush Barley.
ALBANY sept 2se p m-Business has been almost a.
'" asy IN consequence Of the strgency in the Moncy
mt sales OF FLOUR only 10 retail parcels aud
sons whsAT large supply s6oat was offered but
friday night, 60. .oco bush Cora " WV
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
LATEST.

IBy Telegraph To The Cork Contribution Of Sept III
Gen. Hsveiocks force for the reoccupstion of Cawn
pore had in eight days marched 10 miles, aud
fought four actions with Neia Sahb's army against
overwhelming odds in point OF numbers, and had
taken "a guns Of light caiber; and that, too, in the
month of July in India. On the merning of the 18th
July, the force marched into CarwppOae. The soul
narrowing spectacle which there presented itself to
them beggars description. wholesale massacre had
been pc, petrated by the febd, Nein 'Sahb. Eight
officers and 90 men Of H. NJ. Sith Regiment, 20 ladies
and III children Of Il. NJ 32d Foot and the whole Eu-
ropesn ard Christian population OF the place, includ
ing civilians nerchsns, pensioners, and their families,
to the number Of 400 persons the victims Of this
Satan.
The Court yard in front of the Assembly Rooms in
which Ne in Sahib had fixed his headquarters, and in
which the women had been Imprisoned, was swimming
in blood. A large number of women and children
which had been cruelty spared after the cspulation
for worse fate than instant DEATH had been barbar
ously slaughtered on the previous morning, the
foirher having been stripped naked and then behesded
and thrown into well, and the latter having been
hurled down alive upon their butchered nsothers,
whose blood reeked on their maneled bodies. Ony
four ostaped-the wife of merchant, and three
others.
Gen. Havelock, in dispatch to the Governor
General, says that "Nein Sahib has drowned hiul-
"-ef with his family. lie had an intention Of going
"to Lucknow, but when Ia got far as the rver the
cavalry and ntartry deserted him. They are all
"gone off, after destroying their arms, to their differ
"ent homes. Cawnpore is now as quiet as Aaha-
chad"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

ASo1nER OrsctsL BUsLIsnfR ARKgsTyD. -, Officer
BtsIey Of the Second Preciuct while in Loysjoy's
Hotel at 3oc0ck p. m. yesterday. was seversl lines
accosted by book -pedder who hswksd obsoe.s
pirrs b., kr and other fancy but psmeless article,
order 10 neucc him to purchase. Aaer exposing ~
ys usb ercbor5se, the officer thought II bis duty
To msle FL ell inveetpept Of fofty.6ve cents, ~
which be ed Il book. After the trade betwesu IL
parties perfected, the officer showed his shield.
took the peddcr by surprise, and marched him 10 ths
Staten -House. Previous to the arrest ths o66sw
watched hs movements and raw bim enter Bnsdys
publishing house. No. IL Ann street. and bring thsrs-
icm the print which he sold. Justice WelAh issusA
sesIch warrant, when Inspector Weed, with ps~s q
bis men, made descent upon the establshmest, ~
obscebe department Of which Is under the style -
Smith s. Co., while the legitimate business, 4 asy, b
carried or under the name Of Brady. The Pskss
were successful in their search, and fosnA On ~
premises great number Of books aud prints not b -
equsled even at Akaimsns. Brady and the psd6~
were held 10 boil before the Grand Jsry =
the Court 0f General Sessions A man NAMED Dolaa,
tailor ia Nassau street, went bail for Brsdy.