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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

tuuck py Tn axe, WHICH lTestuIoO Hs aVous wv
O'Clock Saturday afternoon commenced dres gun shot
wouncs and Up 20 five o'clock had dressed thirteen OF
these wounds received IN various One OF these has
since died. two Others must die. (rie Doctor could not
give reporter the names of either Of tie parties attend
ID by him SeciDg that some OF these men must die, ut
their reque Isent for Father NcIenahar PASTOR OF the
Church Of the in Mott street. and while
he attending 10 the dy ing in the store, the crowd OF
desperados outside broke into he back OF the store and
robbed me Of case of surgical instruments. together With
new coat the contents Of my money drawer some ~ or
s0 lot OF segsrs and several eher articles, value n all
together wi damage 10 front part store or about
$780, for which r, ceved dollar from two person.
fifty cents eAch-whose wounds had dressed.
STATEMENT OF PHILo n. EAw, OF TIE 10th WARD.
su member Of the Tw' nteth ward police was sta
Toned Il he street Saturday About o'cloc& Satur
day Ansaoon word TO IS White street that assistance
wanted in the Seventh ward. The second section,
command Of Sergeant Brewer despatched by Gu
perineDden Carpenter We weri through BAyard street,
and thing knew amer entering B,yard street
we were inundated with shower OF brckbas, ttones
Sc CON pg from all directions from the housetops and
from the windows Of the houses went TO arrestng al
engaged IN throwing these stones and brickbeis
We succeeded n srres,ng tSo whom handed over 10
Of the Officers to take TO the Tor bs and then prepared
arrest others; but nj toward the Bowery met
eIAl with missiles IN Their hand vb ch they pre-
parrg 70 throw Of whom arrested and sent 10 the
Tomes, re rndeook TO dspere The mob bat Is we went
Tor vird found crogress IN peded BY very rge
number Of people, OF whom had cot two 81 our o.
ncers down, beating them We rescued these,
and then attempted to the station house. but
turuipg the OF Franklin street the brick
bats faEter than and knocked sense
lees to the ground when vas taken 10 the station hoose
by a. esloer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-14

CsaJvsNNONp - FREJVAI,A1,
WlLL Do CUSTOM PLANNING AT TWO
w Dollars and Hify Cents PER thousand Feet
Bisdlm CANNON FRENCH
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I WRNEk OF HARRISON AND FRONT
" streets, ono square below the steam Pscks, and
Terry Landing. y J Humphrey 4 Co, Propssstors
would respectfully announce 10 their Eastern fftsnds
AID the pubic generally thai they have THE
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
sad added NOR. than half 10 lie former Ass Asd
having re- nifed and furs,lnked the aAslrs house
AZ. prepared 70 render the - Of xuests pheasant
ihss VAL aim 20 merit t.auafcc Of the patron
y. % literally bestowed upsm them heretofore
lhis hoase 10 one VI the moet pieAsA&t locations IN
Davenport, commanding View VI the river, VI kock
i-ssna city, agd % old Fort Armstrong feb.tf
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9otcls.
DENTON mOlJsg.

BENJAMIN DENTON. PROPRIETOR
- formerly ~ rsaghkeepsie, ny
This House ard furtturr are sntlreiy new and the
Han.e 10 situated ou thr corner 81 Third aud lows
ifss- ~ Pheasant part ~ the city, ard only three
-,aars- run the Depot, aud 10 guaranteed Of not
~. Aarl,l u be ne sosd Hosse thsr. 10 la th~
lises Traseier. wishing 10 atop al Davenport viii
hud Al the pentou Hoass all the comforts % . COED
bassis comprising etsan r,-oms clean heds good nj
irsaaicr, All cheerful compliance with every
sthahis demand
.hasfss reasonable aid no humbuy
ts.yf HH<I MENTION
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
New ToSk / Erie Rail Read.
G1A3E - EnH1n


70 ees Travelling P@blte.
DUY YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To NEW
- YORK, Boston, fhiaa.phaa AMI New Em.r.aHl
tttiss. via this route
Twenty two miles distance saved
&B.ThroGsh to New YORK. 1fiy without change Of
1.-THE cny route q S-w York .iiy having wide
and spacious saloon Car.
This Line exteadsfo Dunkifk. Buraia and Nlaeasa
fa.as, with an aabrokea Wide Gang. connecting at
pahkiEk directly with MI Traits- fra4a glcyeiaal
alneinhafi and Chicago the Lake Shore Railroad
. To bdfaie wa the Buffalo & New lotk CITY RAJ
kntis nalins direct connections with al Steamer.
~ Lake Erie from Cleveland T,.~du amd l,st4ast
ai-a with the Buffalo AHA Lake Haron RAILWAY ZION.
Detfoit and Chicago
10 SiagArs Fall, va tsbstAsi.,ua ard Niagara
fs4- ltzi Road, fnakiHe direct Connection. with al
lrsins at the Great western RAILWAY from prfYnii
ard Ihicngn thus a.aTdng the trayelta. pubter at
risalled facilities
~ Bn.tou Passengers sfar in Mes York CT.
any easth of time. nd resume their sa4nsy at Pisa
cure Mithvn; extra rhaFgv
~ Inroash Ticket. faf .afr n all the rriaeapa
Western Hal Read ealss.
AGfaFe - Esn a. - AS ufhHF route
HOMER kAMsDEi
SMITH. seh1 Ag.At rr,-t
giifksis Cleveland, - nrs 18th l>ss
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D0po0gaD 0unpoW0eg.
THE UNDBDGl0NBD 10 THE DULY AP.
II POINTED Agsns ~ he Messrsl Dupouss ana
will have cona1anl6 on haad q the Fire Prcof Mar
axins too nilse 49, ~ city, ths vastous bean2s
and aualitiss Of shls es,sbsated powder
T. A. BEL1N
O0es over U q E1psrss O0Ies.
js9s1-1y R0syy o., 6twn second and Third
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1usur0nre.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY OF
il III, s3lloving safe aud reliable Comp for
s,snpcri ard yrinI., We are prepared take First
,a.- RISK. aud Issue polici~s ~ favorable terms
~ auS other company Of equal standing.
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0enssal Freight Agent, PhllajsIuh,.
H j. LO41Ax8T, 6up'f Alioos.a Pa


Thrss Daily TrosGh Tralns between Phllaielphu
and fi.tshusg-T0G MORNING. NAIL TRAIN
sseses fhiladelphta 1ps lifisburg 81 ~ A A..
f.lsseeg ior rhiiadsphIs q A n The fssi m.
,eevse teiisdslpAte e ] +. NJ nad Pitt.bar. n,
fh.is1slph,a All 7. y THE Nf0HT ExTifEss
"a. 80 1870 fht.delphis for Pittsbury ~ ii 4 N
snc ril,sesfg Tor fhiisd~pbis u " T. n
100 y end f,.u 81 Louie. No, Alton, Galena aad
Ks ssr. .a r,r.n.ist,, Ls.ins,oa and Lasssiiis
ee.ndasky, Toeao clsysl.sd' Conn., zassas,iis
1891 ,'1. aod wooster, Oh., Alec With the sics.
{s,ss., se.ss TO AID from New OreAas, 81 Louis.
49,, sasAsssssa = - soor from either Of ,Ae
eos tssshss Particular. - hsoa. hin. :, ,..
g. esess9D pe2nss HnssseG,ss ~. ~ w. ~ a1s.,
fAis1s ~ c,,.eos - - esps1islous rovss d,
a'sa.s's' Hes Kssk = h:..ss.
4. nrnmrrA e1oe1D L.. fS1lsieirsia
49, - y 49, Loo. nissg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-14

THE MAnnnllOu
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THREsnIH0
- = e. HIVE!
oouble Cleared uofse PoWer!
ruos wHITsoN i co.
Front street, below x " Bridge
MANUFACTURES P THE ABOVE MA.
IVA CHINE, having eighteen yrars experience In
The business, would resp~etfr, inform those imter
esied that they manufacture AT their Estahishmeht
the real
sMOoo6llDe suOeh6Me.
which 10 acknowledged 10 he the beet Machine for
Thrsshiny, Separating and cleaning Gram In
They also build
HORSE POWERS,
of all sses and do a kin. OF repairing that 10 usu
ally done In Machine chop, at the shorie., notice
W.. d. wtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-14

8RUNNER q CAA0En.,
METAL kOOfERS CONSTRUCTORS OF
Iv1 saoke stacks, Breechens, Heaters, &c, Boat
AID House Plumbing aud spouiiHg Of every dc.crip.
ton, donr on short notice. Also, settling Of
HOT AIR FURNACES, VESrILATDkS,A &C
Attention 10 invited TO their assortneni Of common
ciatern, single and double acting Force Pumps Lead
Pipe, sheet Lead, Bath Tubs. &e
All work warranted. Shop corner Of second
nsd Harrison streets my.dtf
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Portable GraSn MILE.
nEALERS IN RUBBER Betting, la
- clS6 LEATHER, Ho.e, steam fsekils hsii
ing Cloth, Screen Wire zsi MI Naerlars'h'
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Groeers {!
Famii,es supplied on sAorf ref,es
ME ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w sapPly Of every article usually kept In our
line Thankful for past patronage we would ask
continuance Of same
NoLAssEs
Guupowder
Baltimore Oysters, Lohssers, Clams, Salmon and
sardihes la Cane superior article and warranted
Preserves, Is!iics, 0erkins English Pickles, Olive
uhl, Pepper Sauce, ketchups, &C, In 0.ass
SAaces, Tomatoes, Peaches, H1rse Rad!sh, Herbs,
aAd Y. Powders In Cana
Mnstard, spices Chocolate Broms s>ro. Canary
seed Pear! Harley, Ground Rice, farina, sAeratus
starch soda, Extrarts VI oil kinds AaceAroni Yer
miesili, Fancy soaps, Brushes, Baskets &C
Camden Flour, Cora Meal Hominy, 0at Meal, &c
loaisville Cement, Malls, Glass, &C, &C
tAil and examine our stock which We will warrant
n DALZELL, IN q co,
ie2s b L Cor Second and Perry street
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

yssSuso A0se6Oo0s
~ = -
TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE cox
Sscrixo the Aiisate citis. vlih tlss ws.sets
Northwestern, and Southwestern states. rs a 90.
.lnuoas Railway diree, This road also eeanect. !,
ffteeufth with daily ise u Steamers to a. ports
the Northwestern Lakes making the a4s.i direct
cheapest and reliable b. which Frsylt cas- i.
forwarded 10 and from the Great West
sAsus sEruESs psilApsIpniA Asp r1rrssrss
ftnsr Class. -Bso;s, sAo~., IIats
and Caps, Books Dry Goois an
eo1ess belss and trunks, Druss, Gin ~ Fef w ~
eoxss and tAles,) Pure Fs.tbsrs,
DscoSp CLAss Domestic sh.e.lax
ehirtine end Ticking tan orlstna
eales,s Drugs, siE casks Hard Doc p.r IL, II,
yeSe, Leather, Eau rolls tox~-
Wool aud Sheep Pelts. Eastward
Tutap CLAss -Anyfis, Steel Chaia.s
I'm c.sks) Hemp, B~coa, FORK
oAlssd Oooss " Ia sacks) To.aeeo 20 per ioo il
Uanufactursd, tcxcsp, Cigars or
cut, 10
ycsass Glass; Coffee. Fish, Bacon,
essf aud Pork. un casks or bvxss
1nssvard.) Lard 4 Lard OIL Lead, Sor Der Ia 4.
Na,ie. oods Ash, German Cay
Tar. Pitch, kossE, &c.
ILosa-ei per barrel until further notice
onAu-tee per l0O lbs until farther ta,Ie.
CorSoe-O pef oeie, MOI exceeding ~ u. weight
i slirplae God. from an, poin. cas-. Of mn
sssa.s as ihs kosd a fEiisdslphis g. r,. ~.
vs I: 'aarf'ass slass. fs.s4, w,m
nissksn + soa, Evansville. Ind D1ms.ss' HI :
6sHsa &C.,. .sd Ssrtsr 4 Js.siil Louisville, X,
irvin Co, CINCINNATI. n w ur.ns. e. z .na
vtlls. o Lsseh = Co, . kilty street Bo.toa. Lserl
nassssy Place, \. y 4 > snssder' Phii.as,sEsa
1900 = Koons. Baltimore, Geo d Froaes.ea.,
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ATTENTION. ATTENTION!

= q. 0DO0BYs0
E00odsn, suOchtoee 6hep,
nOu WOnkSi
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH
= OLIC Dssiai 0sunnd
0upessos Heena eagises from ave 20 Ave handsed
noss: power; Regimes, IAihes, Pian~rs, Grst Mills
Al deseupssoes u NIL Work done promptly and In
we - ns.nsr. Particular attention paid 10 Re-
Pessons se9uirag Ghsfslng win nnd his Adjnssab!e
Hanger and seifOsiisg Boxss superior to anything
He e sole Ass.t In the west for the manufacture
Of neC0ds celebfaeed Anti Friction Ho,sr Power.
superior meentnes Tor the purpose Intended The
aiien,ian Of Farmers u particularly reaue,,ed 10
those labor saving machines
sigas and superior finish Cape SHE RrS-kcts
Trmsses Sc DC, made TO order, ef The latest and
best patterns
N.B-Two very superior Steam Engines for sale
jeDtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
Theatrical and Musical.

BROADWAY THkAHg.-van Amburg a Go managerial
and equestrian Christmas treat 20 be repeated this
afternoon and evening at this house.
NRo's.-The juvenile community will be treated 10 the
Golden lgg and other entertainments this afternoon.
AZ night the Golden Egg" " The schoolmaster,' &C.
BowEN THEATRE. Another grand juvenile entertainment
20 be given by the eguestrians this afternoon. good
bin Is also offered al night
BURTON s-Four very comical pieces announced for
this evening. Messrs Mathews, Burton and Brougham
have characters.
WAiiAoKsThe great successful play called the Poor
Of New York II almost unnecessary 20 say, ~ 10 be
repeated this evening.
IArRA KEESE's.--The grea, Christmas buresque Of
Harlequin Blue Beard ~ be performed this after.
noon Also al night with the "Corscan Brothers"
AcApfsi - Mrsc Nine. In Grange, Mr.. Foymes and
others are 10 appear this evening Martha Sgnorina
Rola performs In the ballet
AxEnrcAS M-Hrs-The legendary spectacle called
Valentine and Orson," which has created considerable
sensation, s 10 be given this afternoon and evening.
ErmonASIsm.--Exoelent programme Of songs, bur
lesques sc are rendered by the various managers of
the "Coored Opera" Their after pieces consist Of Ny
Friend, Black George" nj Geo. Christy and Wood 81
Down In Mississippi" at Buckeyes, and the Motley
Brothers at Bryants.
CIRcue Manager Tryon's troupe Of male and female
eqvertrians will perform variety Of novel and difficult
feats al ~ Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

SHr LONE STAR, Cenary from Moumein July Tor Queens
town. foundered on the 2sd o. November Oh Fays The
captain and all saved and arrived Queenstown
the nth The Lone spoken the 18th u
In Ia, lon D W making ~ inches Of per hour by
vessel named the Henry Tanner, which arrived Ports.
mouth Y, iOth inst The built at wesibrook, Ne In
1850 rated AZ 600 tons bur'n and was owned in Port
land,
AprS Nov 4tBy tel from London riverpooD-The ship
Falcon has been lost on The : Coss, Of Arabia.
The Defiance, Eendrck from Liverpool % bombay is re-
dischsrging cargo.
CALCUTTA, oct sl-FreiRhis keep up better than was 81
pecied but we are afraid nunerou. arrivals which
shall have within the next fortnight wiiprciuce decline
nnf m %s sr2p '0"n''" "n'n " '"'o VI ''
Drl, Dec s-Tbe American ship rarqun smith has enpe
enced very weather lost sails and sustained other
damage she will temporarily repair and replace damages
New orleans On the sEh Nov ia Il N Ion q dur.
ing ey hs sn soTe down p her ana %
be the bark sopha williams from Quebec Tor Milford in
hausicd, having been at the pnmps ~ days
Hcse Eose Oct soCBy el from LONDON 90: 80 Liverpool
macn reporsoc; 10 lat Il IS N lon 70 o. " c in With
ns sow s her and
ance bu, could one board asd 81 70 AN saw
her stern having been completely burnt out,
ourpSsrowS Dec I2lBy tel from London 10 Liverpool
was abandoned in singing state the 4h inst lat Il 70
N Ion W The and passengers have been landed
shin Hberna Of London from Quebec for Belfast became
waterlogged abandoned Dec g. Crew Landed here
by the Hermann
Bars C,RTroLA now lying IN the Atlantic Rasn, Brooklyn,
can be kept tree by her osn pumps
p.pE M.sstsorr which sunk Matapoiaet Tuesday,
been ~ her sdscharRnf
she will be taken the marine railway Damages ESTIMATED
NJ about $1,000.
sonR Eva of Cape Mayl, wheaton whle setting -nder
weigh nj Providence Philadelphia Thursday afternoon
got afoul of brig Harp o Westerly carrying away hsr b
boom fore iopgalanmae some head gear. 6c The had
arboard main ahrouds carried away mansan badly torn
main rail started and received other frhng damage she
would be detained for repairs.
Sem NJ Iou.S-The wrocking schr Issdora, Capt Wall
ing left this city Thursday evening with steam pump, an
chors and chains 70 assist In getting on ines chr msn
ashore at Cape May.
scHR MlRA Of Philadelphia which went ashore on Hog
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Senator Douglas In Philadelphia.

From the Philadelphia Press, Dec. 20
late last night Senator Douglas and his accomplished
and estimabe wife arrived at the Grard House from
Washington, and the fact known than an
excellent military band serenaded him.
The Chestnut street in front Of the Grard House
was crowded. and loud call for Mr. Douglas having been
made Daniel Dougherty Esq, in few appropriate
tences introduced the Senator TO the enthusiastic multi
tude.
Senator Douglas then appeared on the balcony, and
amid loud applause stated the broad principles Of the
constitution, upon which his conduets regards the
Kansas question had been based He enuncated the
opinion that the will Of the majority should rule and his
declaration received with great cheering comp
ment having been paid TO him auhor Of the Nebraska
BILL he declared that he author Of the
gre principle upon which that measure found
ed-tha principle coeval with and part Of tho
constitution of the United states He deprecated the idea
of hostility to the President to his administration and
expressed his belief that Mr. Buchanan would prove emf
nenty worthy of the high opinion formed Of him by the
democracy of which had elected him to the
high office he held.
Senator Douglas retired amid great applause and then
loud call for Colonel Eorney, editor of the Press
who responded in brief speech, declaring his invioabe
adherence to the great principle of the ascendancy of the
majority He concluded by stating that Mr.. Douglas
would remain in the city at the Grard House this day,
and would be happy to see every citizen who felt dis
posed TO call upon him.
These agreeable proceedings terminated at ! O'Clock
this morning. and therefore only give this rapid
sketch of them
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ed with the great and many disadvantages under
which it long has labored, must be a matter of sur
prise 10 ALL and rebound to the credit of the general
the stan and the officers whom your correspondent SO
sureptitiously undertakes.
The total number of our officers is but sixty OF
when there in the United States but about twen
tyeight, to hl some twenty dferen: posts and posi-
TONS The result is we have not a sufficient number
of officers to prepare men for without taxing
severely every individual member. In the army
there is hardly a company Of thirty men not fully
Differed, while we have but two or three of the
many commands properly SO.
Since the heads of the department are requested
TO take notice Of the Marine Corps they will see the
necessity Of an increase; but / should be much sur
prised if they found us wanting in military know
ledge. If they did, it would be their duty to dis
band us-not cucumber so useful a corps AZ the Ar
tlery with such unserviceabe body as we are re-
presented TO be.
This reply has been tardily made to this unwar-
ranted and rude attack the Marine Corps, but it
would have been made sooner had not imagined
that ADLER pens than my own would have entered on
its defence. That they have not is owing to their
ignorance of it, else their indignation was Gained
by the knowledge that an article bearing on its face
such injustice merited contempt more than reply,
even from SUBALTERN.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1857,
~, Pdctt Roiiroad PrVeT- Pennsylvania ssd ~ kaH
saf Vaf8tH-NeU 7eyyttqries y Artsona and Scsrd
Nsuodd.
The senate committee 10 whom was referred much
al the President Message relates to the construction
military road y the Pacific CONSISTS 81 the following
nine members -Messrs. Gwiu Douglas, Hunter. Davis.
Bright Seward, Bell POO, and iyers0n. All Of these
gentlemen openly Tor the road with the exception Of
MessrF Hunter and lversou and i said they will have
material objection TO 4. TIE bl viii provide for
southern central and nobcrn route aud telegraph line
along each route.
IAN able 10 say that Mr. Buchanan has received the
most positive aud distinguished that Pcnnsyl.
yania vii support the administration on all parts o. the
Kansas question. These ASSURANCES have come from the
highest OF democratic opinion 10 the Keystone
state TOrney opposition repudated AMI treated With
the most oppr0brious aud coniemptucus Language.
The proposed boundaries OF the Territory Of AritDna
are the 54th parallel u latitude with New Mexico Oh the
north from the 03d meridian west TO the Colorado fexs
~ The cast Texas and the Mexican provinces Of New
Mexico and sonora on the south, and California on ue
west The Territory would thus contain 10 It's Dor
aers the three largest the continent west OF The
hsissippi-the RIO Grande ella and Colorado OF the
Wcst-sDd embrace 20 900 square miles.
w. a. proposed the northern boundary ri the Territory
should enclose the northern branches Of the agri
cultural region will be opened % settlement sufficient
itself y sustain The population Of immense agricultural
state Col Bonntville who the head OF large
force exploring THIS region writes o. the secretary OF War
that u The hncs country be has Seen valleys
pablo ~ sustaining population o. twenty thousand CHI,
feemnR Al every step with evidences 81 immense pru.
lation long and aud superior civilization
The population q the new Territory ~ Arizona l. at
yresebt bot far from eight thousand and rapidly ~.
CroaSing The Meslla Valley aud the Rio or pro.
hahy the most thckly populated, containing about i've
Thousand people majority u The Mcslla nhpb anls
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City Intelligence.

MEETING CRY CoSsrARifs.-A meeting Of the city
oonsiabes took place yesterday al two O'Clock y. NJ, In
No. 20 First avenue. James Watt, AFTER being unani
mousy moved to the chair, stated that the meeting
called In order thai might be adopted TO-
wards rcdressng the many grievances unier which he
said these officials suffer. The grievances complained Of
by the cons,abes are their total exclusion officers Of
the city from the Marine Court the performance of their
duties by other parties who ocns,abes elected
the people although they call themselves consablcs q
the city the reduction Of their fees from sixty three
fifty cents and the advancement OF the saa-
res u oonsabcs for the last Any years although the
pay Of every other city officer has been increased more
or less within that period. After some debating they
finally agreed TO appoint committee OF Eve to dran
petition representing the OF the body 81 city coDsa
bes and their Tor c,mplant which Is 70 be pre-
scented by deputaton 10 the Legislature at Albany for
ts consideration The committee ordered 70 report
next Wednesday evening IN the place where the meeting
then assembled, after which a separation took
place.
Assault AND ArrMrEp RomrRr. Yesterday morning
about one O'Clock Dr Pickstock who resides al isi Hes
ter street, called from bis bed by violent knock
ing and kicking at the door opening he found two
men standing outside and the same time Of them
struck him blow the face close 10 his cf, eye
The Doctor thinks tina, the design was TO disable him with
view 10 robbng the house, the man who struck him
evidently had brass knuckles his fist, Judging from
the mark left by the blow the wall The cries of the
gentleman wife brought Inspector williamson and two
officers 20 the spot but the fellows on before the
matter could he explained. They both known 10 the
officers.
DEDICATION The new chapel OF the late Mulberry
street congregation, erected the corner Of Twenty
second street and Fourth avenue will be dedicated on
Sunday the 2Tth inst The services viii be conducted by
Bishop James, who will preach in The morning. Rev.
Mccntock, ~ D., in the afternoon Rev. y Hodich, n
in the evening Services will commence at 1oh A. NJ,
and nj 3 and I r. w.