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EBBITT HOUSE.

r. II. FREEMAN. u. L. MORRISON.
street, between 18th l4th streets
WASHINGTON u. c.
TJNlIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired furnished superior
contains hundred and has all the requisites Of
class house
The procos provided coach which will
landing
passengers and baggage TO the hotel
me g. Is
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VXTIILARDS. HOTEL. @. Il III. "A. Willard
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth Washington
Jan 29--dift
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TINEACHER.-A graduate of New England ool-
Il legc who 4 at tutor the institution whore 10 graduated
wishes desirable position South
present engagement expire middle August
bury, Vermont.
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II OST-0n Thursday evening the 18th instant
long white lace Tho finder literally rewarde
by leaving II at 430 Fifteenth street.
May 3o-u [star1
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Terrible L5aflogrdIon IN Nec Orleans
NEw ORLEANS, July S-12 ma great fire is raging
the levec between Gravier and Common streets The
whole block consisting of the commission houses of Ls
Co., Wheeler and Forstas foundry, Cairo Mail office,
Waldo s. Hughos, r. W. Adams, Snapp Co., and sew
era other stores is consumed The block on Fulton
street is fire. The loss is immense Fire is still
raging.
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L,OR SALE OR RENT.--That desirable brick
IL dwelling house Congress
Road street Georgetown Heights The house contains
including the kitchen all buildings
by lot $50 feet front by $40 feet deep with Sofo alley running
the whole length Of the south side Of the
Adjoining the have building which
will sell reasonable Title ndiputablc and immediate
possession given.
For further particulars apply at once opposite the Treasury
Ap Il--dtff BROOKE D. WILLIAM,
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CRIMINAL CotT 1T will be recolected that
when the court adjourned Tuesday the trial Of Cordc
Lin Ann Hayzel on second indictment for receiving
stolen goods, proceeding. Yesterday the trial was
concluded and she was acquitted. The verdict given
Tuesday Of grand larceny econsidered yesterday by
the jury and rendered petit larceny After the convic
ton of this person third Indictment the court took
up the Of Joseph Gerhardt charged with manslaug
ter The taking of testimony had not been concluded in
this when the court Adjourned
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-09

certain ipperary gentleman, whose name rs TOO Ia
iar Tor me to print, called upon countryman in
ras and after ringing soutly at the bell the door was
opened by very snartly dressed maid whose grisee
zap and apron Immediately seemed TO pronounce her to
W french = Est Captain est Monsieur O'Shca ici Y
hed he in considerable hesitation. Ah sir, you re
English exclaimed the maid In very London accent.
res my little darln was asking for Captain o Shea.
an SIR, You re Irish said She with very significant
htO the voice $50, he afterwards said ssmy French
c S that was English, and my English thai was
NHh' siaeqqay n
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We would call attention the card Of WIN Grandn esd who
commissioner for an Territories md il also
soncr in the United States Court Of Gan thor
gh conversant with business departments
washington and the practice Of tho Claims
lNeo Daily Mus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
DENTISTRY.

A RrIr1CIAL TErTH.-M. LEvErTs NEW AVID IN
IA prov atmospheric plates for arocial see,
ksbe increased adhesion power Of mas-
ucaon very superior the dnary suction n,ss
well adapted for The continuous gum desired rhe~e
peing requires artificial teeth ~l pch 10 theb
vantage Improvement before
ng elsev here Teeth By Banchs patent ben1,b
lug spp.rsus and ever usefu irprcvenept Of the DAY.
12wsverey place, near Broadway. Estabished IN 1sS
DErrrsrBr.-Ds r. q. puRKrN CANAL srpuvy
~ near vertcS ch,ro l7s tnev, $as) invites stterstc ~
his and succeenl erpeencs Daily Operations r,h re
Prices moderate - -
1DTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN m TUr CHpvT,
81 The dsy bumbugl. vii extract then for = certs
vm but HUE pain, entirely principal Te~sh p.
~rsed VI and ~ eseh late FAIR; ~ N 6~s frar,
- cents TO ~ each BY r. W. ROBINSON, Nd No Ir6
Grand street. between Centre and Elm streets ~ w. -
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WAEfED-A able. ADAPTED roB TIE LivsRy
W tuslnsse kLt sorid socam uodse weny bDrses.
sn' a.ooo oosu Address A Y Es-bd oescs 10
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mo IT At NEW RoCHEJIE-A VERY NICE OOUN.
v residence handsome house carriage house barn, &c
Also ccsge Sixty hrs street the East river
Aisp a umher CT nice houses, At moderate rents.
r.B E1NeHfMER, 3tq FOURTH avenue
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A PHYslCIAN DISHES ROOMS SUIT BILE FOR AN
"A office ir private fami y Wishing 10 reduce their
ocaon above ~enty third between second
and Fourh Ih,se hsv who will have his
rg NAY can address Hppocraes Union Post ooe
\
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I'HE WILL KNOWN HORSE BuCkbhtr Will bE
u scA q s0cupu b. r "A. ssIobr' n =; thar ssl.s
VEN 20 ssspsu street 81 cus ococs On Frdsi ne y
"a strl nrsss PR vouslv disposed OF ~ Drirse
- sigkf od warranted pertcty sound 400 Ei1n
"a for tsautv s-d uairtnE laiys sal lie
rers 'or ci hs tes been dnrrH the last w YEAR
- istsnc ttIiiss mo 10 snge n 0ouole bsr
h1 fsir Of the American Ilsi
~ W. be sot - ne iAre tone ID shfaag TOO o1Egs
cHv msff, @frH han TOO hssk buffalo r1hts s~igh
BEL 80 rstfs ferg hr1les &C TIE est Aishmen ca
- - " v Dsbfsw p corner ~ thirty Hoth free; and
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1v LEr-rrE errTHEr THREs STORY AND ATT G
rouse s23 D. nth street Albion place with All he modem
one or nose We fs a reasonable rent Oen he from ~
70 Inrure ~ w. n. kfRtHihkh, 5lS FOURTH avenue,
10 y 4. pics-r' n, ~ Fassau sueet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
THE DANCE.H0USE MURDER.
DEATH OF SUSAN DEMPSEY.
SEVERAL ARRESTS MADE ON SUSPICION.
INVESTIGATION CONTINUED.

Susan Dempsey, the young giil who was 90 terribly
stabbed 10 the abdomen at the daoce house, No 27}
Water street on Thursday morning last. az the time
of the murder of Andrew McManus, died on Thursday
night Of Dor i,iures, at the New York Hospital.
Richard Barrett another of the Victims is still lyog
at the hospital with but slight prospect of recovery.
The Police have been, and still using Strenuous
e1ertons 10 ferret out the murierss aud from iuforms
ton which they have received led TO believe that
the assa sins were Spanish so0iers aud belonged to
company Of nearly hundred, which sas lsoded az
this poit upwsrd Of month ago, by the Spanish bark
Emile row lying at tAe fort Of Clinton ree', L st
River. TDese soldiers were part OF body OF !, 'o
sDt cut by the Spanish Government to qqe ar in.ur
rectcn or proven. one at Havana They were nov re-
tuiOg home bu, the Emile was 90 npel.d 10 put ia.o
this p,rt, berg in Dis rts sa the soldiers placed
under tse care Of the Spanish Consul who bss had
them qusrttrcd most tf The time suce their arrival at
Red Hook, near South Brooklyn.
Several OF these soldiers arrested yesterday on
suspicion of boiIe coEcerLed in the murders. Que
them found in house in Cherry street., between
Roosevelt and james streets, has bsea identified oy
Of the giIf of the dance-bouse as Constant cDm
raniOn Of the two men who co nnitted the murders,
but he rot present At the time of the srsy. Hs
gave pR hoho as NscieIab put tci0eco Nus
Coroner any information about hi, companions. aud
was by that officer committed to the Ton bs. He as
well as the her seven arrcsted had org III kaiSes
in their pockes. Four Of those arrested have been
discharged, ard against the other ;pee the evidences
al cunts almost to nothing For several weeks pat
* or eight Of these soldiers have been observed
crossing the Hamltons.reet Ferry al lac hours Of the
tisht. Most of them are small Of Stature, aad sear
,;,;.. o. q ha 4isrs Lard al ky h.
Emile there wee several convict1' who were bang
t,alspor I'd to Spaic fo' political ohSnses'
At O'Clock yesterday mertirs C"Fo'eT coaoery
resumed the nves,ga oD, and The 'o'o eng aaAI'Hai
tcsiinoiy was iak-r:
The tss,,no,y 81 Marx Driscol reel nsd-rae'e
were chi, two i.aius ,bey hsve bsen IN Toe aaoi.
Of couirg 70 my piaee for six weeks; tley cams 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
SHALL WE IMPORT WHEATi

with boupteous crop Of cereals Il would be very
GU ous resut particularly wnle the country grosn
irg ur Ger load Of debt for excess Of mpora'ons
# We bould import into the City Of New-York during
TIE spproseh rg Winter our bresdstus from tie ports
Of the Black Sea- Let what the chance 10, BE-
cause ,uch will the case IL it will psyi rot pay the
country in political economy point OF view, but II
il viii pay the sdv idual who may invest bis dollars In
that ips eulstian.
We are told that in consequence OF the financial dit
eulies the usual operators in the grain markets of the
West have failed to send for wad supply sufficient to
serve tie wants of the seebosrd during the Winter,
and that il is now tso late TO send out funds If we had
them 70 get wheat from Chicago before Che lakes aud
esrsls viii freeze up, and consequently the price Of
-four will advance Just as much the price Of freight
is higher upon the rails than upon navigsbe waters.
Probably that fact, and taking il for granted, we
should ssy that all who csa would act wisely to buy
Geir Winter supply now.
The fir ancsl difficulty is rot the only thing thai has
hept back Western grain. Owing TO the high prices
Of orn years. ssd the general independent condition
Of fsruers-thst is they not generally in want OF
money for spytbrg but 20 pay store bills for goods
bought on credit. or to buy more lsnd both OF which
Trey aye wiling 10 postpone rather than eel their
grain q; q lower price than last year-many OF
them have their crops yet in stack unthreshed. At
let reports the price of wheat was Ga to 20 cents
bushel for spring grain at Chicago, while st
New-Yo,k the price is quoted, for Ohio wneas
81 1914 30; Michigan wheat, 81 l5asl ~;
Western mixed, 81 05asl %; Western red, %3c
81 90. II these rsies should advance ftty cents
busbe here which is very likely will that benefit the
nhI Gle or Indiana farmer the fitch part OF that sum
Or the contrary, il may be an injury 10 him, because
it nay induce Spectators to import wheat ffom Oies
So At last advces from that port We find that,
owing to the very rainy weather ard bad state of the
reads, the price of wheat was unusually high yet
here tie quotations in sterling currency lot only at
Odssss, but several other European aud Aroan ports,
Per bushels:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINArE A PHYSICIAN.
One Of the Highwaymcn Shot.

Betveen I2 aad o'clock yes erdsy r.orrog Dr.
A.x.16er b. Mott, reid ns st No. 30 rssth stses.
,sa, .s,au,ted q. the coroer Of Secoud avs5ue
seventh street by tao rSti,us, who usde ds-p-,se
..eu u. to ,.le bis fs Tue parica's-. OF he case
AZ. A. rovs a. rear as can be ssce't,irel:
The Doctor bad been makioe prof. s. ca and
wa, returning home about i2i o'clock sbsu, upou A.
rvi,s at the Corner Of Sscctd avenue saa 5 ,vstto
,,,eet, he was sucde,ly attacked by t'o MN De OF
,hs ,uf,rs struck DR. Mott on toe back of toe hssi
with small iion bar or jimmy, and 1t the SANE tine
seized him by the clar VI bis cloak Fo''ueae yt'e
button or fastening gave way. ard the oak falling of
re a. cd the ID, ctor sm the grasp OF the rufsn. D-
Mott tuned Or quick as thought ard drawing 70
volv.r fired 1t the fellows who stood close tos-taer
at the tame time tbs. enc ct the as,iis1's
cred al him. The ball from The rudiaa's pi-.o.
Federated the Doctors hH, jus. Gearing III
head. Tie Doctor vas more SUGGEST! /, hi
siu, and suppOses tOst rs 'ho, one OF the
uer either in tie ri. hit amor eide lie ,asa s',ped
e1e Of the zen snd held MIN zig ty unn! be received
as,oord bow OF the Iech With tbs ros bar. Tas
bow vas given With gres' violence, sod mo uest>f'lS
stunned the Doctor caEies him - raias his hold Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

AtLordop, for wheat from Odessa, cost and freight,
5Oj from England, white wheat, SO e62I red,
81 a SCI; Dantzig mixed, 6oI d So; Taganrog
5iI6a53j6; Sandomiska, 496 y 492 h; Black Sea
wheat generally so a52l.
The supply Of grain is 80 abundant In Greece that
expectations are permitted In the Sea Of Azof the
price is high, the supply being small on account Of
heavy rains. And this is the in all the Black Sea
ports yet does not appear TO average more than SO
per imperial quarter, about 81 per bushsl of our
measure. Ard now, with an equal prospect that
wheat will fall as much at Odessa as it will rise at
Chicago ard that both are alike valuable for food let
Us see how the case stands.
TIE present "a of freight per rail from Chcsgo 70
New Yot 10 ore dollar cwt.; that s, sixty cents
bu.bsl fer Wheat making il coet 81 &c bushel, de-
veIed. The Winter rate Of freight viii be at least III
per cent higher advancing the price to 81 80 oushei
The pres+ nj cott Of wheat ct Odessa Of eqns or bet
ter quality than Chicago average, being 81 sbushel
ana the rate of freight twenty cents bushel, how
stsrds the account Why, twelve cents bushe
&c apst the Ipo "a farmer who holding on for higher
prices, and asttsrng himself that HE wheat is to be
exported instead Of comrg in contact with whest im-
ported scross the Atlantic and sold at profit Of ak
cents bushe upon present rates CT freight, or twelve
e.ns upon the lowest rates that DO counted upon
ss soOn navigation elo.es.
We presume that vessels can be chartered on the
other side 80 as to deliver their cNgoes here by the
6Ist Of February that ne Of the hundreds Of idle
ships in this port could be had on contract to go and
return before the let Of March, or month before caosl
Or lskes are open, and arrive at the time when We
may expect the creates. scarcity, there is 10 be one,
Of whes: ard -four in this city.
Now, We put the question TO Western farmers: With
.ueb facts as these before you, is wise 10 hold your
VII. at or higher p.eesi InaDsuage tho! some Of you
that have opened your farms out Of the woods will
understand, We ask, is the game worth the powder
If TO- hold 3D. and r ist TO luck not common sense.
1t does not lock TO Us very probable that any msn
Who b,ows enough to tell buck cheat from beans, is
very likely 10 pay per cent month for money 10 in
vest in wheat -four at present prices to hold for
rise. While ,be AtlsSte and Black Sea are open now
With sr sbund of mocey the other side 10 send
over quantities Of wheat, Just so fure as the price is
very materially enhanced above the present quota
6one.
Let the fool 20 hesdlong-the wise msa viii pause
and ihirk We have given him food for thought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
STILL ANOTHER srABBING CASE.

Last evening" about s. O'Clock. q ssiof named Fh's.
Price, naive Of Wa'es stopped :a.o place KEEP oy
wom,p tan.d Ka.e BurDs, at No. 2'9 "ater sree',
woere e tooh 40 sppls and refused to pay forh be
MSS sbcut Leaving the place, when several persons
.tose to bin about paying for tas apple, act corsd'
.rable of su.rrel eususd. Price dew long sheAta-
kt,- ,r,m hi po ket st brsaoished il 10 ihrss'sn
us msrrer The nssrss st psrsoB TO hin, woman
FAMED May Aap Thou'p.on. received Q sight stab
beneath ter left breast. A policemsa coming to the
en-. .t.sup,ea 10 tase Price into ca'tody, out be
again brsro.hir ps shss;h kite at tae po
ncsusr. Who suod.riy drew bic club, sad struck 5.
pic. Nth effect. He wa then conducted TO tie
rcu,,h Wa,d Ssaor Houce; sad chs'gs bsiug pro-
i,u.d &c .ust bin, be wss locked ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
MORE RUFFIANIsM IN rae FOURTH WARD.
A1TEMPIEh ASSASSINATION.

nan Lam.o John Burns, residing a. No. ls2 Ms.
.su .re', Brooklyn, While pvsipg through Pearl
street. las. evening q. O'Clock set upon by three
r,ffa,s aoo stoboed From the statement of q lit
noy eho witnessed the occurrence, It sppears that
Burps who WAS very much intoxicated, vas s.asger.
ing alo,g Pesrl street, when three Wa,er street
,hiev.s came up with bin and pretendedto be artioas
20 t.se hin BONE On snivitg st the corner OF Pearl
at Vance aer streets the ruians having Previously
,aed biz pockc's Stabbed him three Ii mes IN the face
Buns te to the pavement, suriesing Murder !"
.h.n his sssai aots ran away. The little boy pointed
on, Gle of them to frsu al named Jeremiah ID mo-
war; who caught him ard handed him over TO the Pr
ice. He rave h s pane a. John McGuke, sod sad
ne ,lept in doorway Oh the previous Eigdt aod hal
beet ia the ty only week. Burns was taken inc
he Dr., q store Of DR.. Robert X Dillon, wleEe his
.oul Go were dressed Alttculh 70, OF dangerous
raufe, TIE woutd are qaits severe. Oae OF IN,
ocross ,be cheek narrowly escaped the eye soo her
i,d be bridge Of the nose and the third though
,be upper lip to the boEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
ANOTHER SrABB!NS CASE.

A sailor by the pane o. Thomas Price iss' evening
r.,5r No s9e Wa'tr street, tpok soas appiss a
re u..o 10 pay fl them. A girl named Mary AM
r., wei, 10 h.m and stsmp:et to taSs tie
unl. from bin; wpereupor Pncs drew hn:s sad
Der siln i, in the esids Hs cre- FOR s''i't
,rc- "a, soon rs.por, ed to by Offers Pe-osy ard
,emple,on OF tie F,u"h Ward, "ho arrested tae
6., De-. And ,tci from hin the weapon with "hloa
i. b,s commit Cd the nar,eIous ssssaiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1857.

q, hesfpo.osfg sslemssy. O's Of TIE officers OF
he Coprt thes announced thai the sentenoe von'd Dc
patpor.d until q week from next hcsosy q ii Ia.
TIE rsssop Of this delay Is uDdssstood to be TIA,
there is come doubt 10 vhe,her the sentence saond
b. gs.,sd BY tie General Tenn or The Circuit. IL
,u,gs.ted he. The Circuit Vas merely ordered 10 Try
ID. ksue Of fac, a. to Csrcsmis guilt; and, having
done tsst, tie authority in the premises is OF an end
ard the case is in the haads Of the General Term tor
fui ther action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
ANo HEB ATTEMPT Ar MURDER

Young .-oInaH who gave nis osne s. Joha a
co,,,k wm srs. ej ID esecios b. Ofiee, IA Be-,
-, n. Fourth WYd, 90 c1srss Of sseolng ssn-''
xeCr.csen, IN 81 vabiera-er st'ee, n tee iAes
.rh i,,ett TO take tis lfs Tue iojnsa 1sn vs.
,,k-r a. the S;s igr. BOue xhs'e b. ~oua1s ~7ie
,,.s.s. The sccused eos locsed up 10 sas"e' i'r
he ,deIce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
SFNTINCE OF MICHAEL CASCEh'
POSTPONED.

TIE Supreme Cur CucGt room va is'se', err
&c On Fl dsy merprs il beitg exp esa 'ns V>-'A''
would b. s,Dtsrc-c u eeath Tie o'd"S'! o"'"
q tbs Ci,crit w,s ten. sced for about 81 hn' ana
,hers vas 10 a,peAraEos VI Ne P;io,a A'' "'S 's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

GIEsLsT. GEsERosrTY On Thursdiy evening"
tt was large and spirited meeting OF the me nber.
Of Weeds G, unssium held ct the, institution, Nos
snd East Twerty%ishth street, a. which time ar
rg NE ats were made for an exhibition to take p see
en- TIE s.h al d 10Th Of December. The proper Com
i,,.es were appointed. I, was determined tina, the
che. for .jmis. ion be 5fy csnts each ard thu. the
proceeds be bestowed upou the "Wrson Industrial
scsseL" lis eIpec.ed,h.. the proceeds will amount
70 about $3.50 Many Oft, bet gymrsss in the
city e connected win ~, Woods Gymnasium, ard
tie, have hLiy volunteered to exercise on this oc-
essicp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

We il ere, yesterday liz sisps taat the toros
.,snoIsd ., the sac Arena uadef the conD1nd
Of Cap, ala Potter Of lae Mstr03Oltaa Police. Toe
Ell Il ere quNt1ed wsss sesc.e By Couu's,a-y-
Gtr,ral W,sd, All ara u-iertLs % Dmand ofCap;-'a
J. {. E:ms. Captain Porter ana HE associates we've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

s,yrsrH ALDsRx,sic Disrmcr.-Georgs S arr
Ia. be- norlnst.d BY the R-paohcan. Of tie Sesen
Adrru eric DtIie, e. their cssdida.e Tor Alderman.
Aaron Il. B.s. is the Democratic ealdidst., sDd "a
American VII probably be nomlna ed to-nigh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
CITY ITEMS.

AL stioun ed meeting CT The Peoples Urion Con-
yeation will be held a. No. - Fourth avenue this
Saturday evening" a. Z. O'Clock A full aud pronp,
attend "a &C is requested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

's'icsed there dshrg few hosrs under ori.,, ,,u.
Central Park Commission ers. sppss bsssieos b,,,,
ttnansd that the pes who .ere Get ct sert u,,e,S
rteifsred With BY their less fortu as.e leis hb,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Crs1os.HoUsy APPoIsrNEsrs The f,nowing ap-
point mems made by the Collector Of this poft on
Thursday last, and forwarded to Wsshington fof eos
6ru alton:
Da, Iayecors.TLomss Ackcr,on. Roeksnd; John Dolby.
BrOoi5n W. H. r.sds.bu.s. Bs'ton Josn e,s.ss,
BrookIyn; N Moris New YoIhi Peter Msss-.eoS NeS'
York Tb,odofe Pery sing sss AeI.oder hnsse csasaA'
Robert Lee, New io,hi Wn T. nsn' Wv '"s -.
hioh, I.,o,etoy, Sam Frost, Brooklyn; John LsswtA
E.w.Yoth; Joha j. Sherwood. New fork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

A lecture by the Most Reverend Archbishop uurb.,
will be delivered in 81 Jsue,s Church, James sr...
for the terst. of st. Jsmess Free School Society .,
Sunday evening. is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21


At 81 O'Clock p. m. the investigation wss resumed,
ser keeping the Jury in waiting more than ~ MINUTES
nom the time the kesiiOg was adjourned to.
Mr.. Charles S. Spencer and Jonas b. Phillips, esq,
appeared IN behalf Of the prisoners to protect thei'
sigsts and interests.
One Of the Jurors stated TO the Coroner that was
The unanimous opinion of the Jury that Mark Cohen
the psivate Waterman, should DO arrested inssmuch
- Il bss been positively to that be arrested one
efthe murderers on the night in question, and mme-
aiAtey ster~ard let him 90. The Jury Of the do.
sized impression that Cohen SHOULD be held responi
be for bic act The Coroner declared bis intention Of
suiDg warrant for Cohen, and immed .tey delivered
The procs,s 10 officer shaDgle for execution.
(astav Moptsg being duty suora, dep ,sss aud says
7 i've nc No. III Frankfort street; am 10 t1e paint
bsshess; l knew Mr.. Vincent very well and h4se
kuovn BIN for nearly seven years have 60 ne,tmss
f,tgusnted his house; / was there about four week,
b. t,rs his death; l never saw any Spanatds 10 mis-
house to my kpoxledge; l was In tbs house OF NJ.
Win 4 The hight the mn,der WAS con pitted wsot
IN lie house about O'Clock on tse nsns OF ihe NOR
Ger; pol'cemep, some sixteen or eighteen. we're IN
De s,ore vhen went there; saw Mr. Vi9cent The .
ing on TIE 8osr dead and covered VIA o'anse';
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

season ttbe si1teenfb) fakes Place this sAs,,... y.
the Academy Of Music. Bee hoveas syuoa.,s
" The Dedication Of Sounds" and oys,,,..
Weber and Scbumsnr, will be persOsusl W
Miner ard Mr. II. aollsnhsuer wholesaler -.
on the occasion. Conductor, Theodore E,fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

MILITARY FUSERAL.-Cap.. Mouroe's Company
National Guard psrsded yesterday afernooa, sndpsid
the last tribute Of respect to The remains Of Mr. Cuns
Jud, or, late member of tie Seventh Regiment