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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16
Letters 20 Other Journals.


wssHrNgroS, I've 10 isbT.
Re--oraf II Secretary Sdn,cn-Ges Derr~, ay,.smsa~f
The very infamous and undbguised misconduot q NJ
r. r. Stanton In issuing proclamation under his .ahogi.
" 81 acting Govern,r ~ Kansas Territory calling sf
ca 81 the Territorial Legislature v he held tie
Tth December with the evident purp~e ~ engeuter ~
strfes and embarrassing the people To- voting the n
very question has ~ last constrained the sdmntraln
" q prompt removal from Office r. ne very obnorsn's
and presumptuous individual, for violation q the
strucons heretofore given both 10 Gov Walker and him
self
II k not thought probable, from number q reasons,
that Gen Denver VII accept the Secreisryshp q ksns
Territory rice Stanton, removed. II n understood thsi
Kansas during the admpistston o. Gen Fierce and had
then eyinoed very decided disposition 10 decline 80
participation whatever in Kansas aairs 81
deoacy a any such position, from the Circumstance "
Ms long residence the Missouri frontier and bs den6
oapon with lie mtsre-ts
sad, however that the nomination q Gen. Denver
was Tor the Goyernorshp Kansas and no, for the oce
of secretary ~ That Territory which v a much les
honor and dignity than his present position.
Correspondence a the PressI
WASHINGTON, Dice. ~, 1857.
WnrJsro Csmmfess n ne IouseP,,Iov A,1vnopv,ssko,
B1Js-s1O 600 600 BfT-Canisssed Fns,on Ta3ss-yohr
NJ B7rhisei Delegate from Ttal-AraI.oopts 6oy T. =.
missions IN hs Arny4drgntaoe Of Nrk,no fgIifSyasa
ne Base n OPERATIONS Aga,ns ttah. dc
The chief commttee-that which has the maturing and
Shaping Of the business " tho session tr tho action
~ the HOUSES the Committee of Ways aud Means
learn that the clerk attached " this committee Al
yearly salary has already taken The estimates ~ the -
,reary ~ the Treasury for the expenditures ~ the 70
vernmeni for The hsca year ending June 80 1862 aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

DEsrrLENCH
II THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. just issued pre-
s readers the 81 Thomas fehA
Rshfee convicted Of robbins pawnbroker and who
time Of their detection about 70 blew the house
torpedo. Also,
The trial and convic,Icn Of James sbsphers Coz Ar.a
Shocking Murder In Baltimore.
Murder In Virginia
A Brutal Husband.
A kober shot nv Woman.
NY BAsoro.
The French Brirand and
The Adventures Of NtIOcq
Dodgers Exposition Of Thieves
Indignation Meeting q 1heves
charity Rail Of The shop Iaftsrs
"lnval lei" Thieves
Rough and Ward the Panel Thieves.
'Screensmen'sr Procession.
Lives of Five Noted Thieves
An old offender Turned M.
Interesting Correspondence rom New Orieera Phlaasls
phia Pitisburg and other places
Sold at every newsdspoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

rNoAnwAN ImA-T -rerfortnnuses q - given
hsre tbs aiefuoo1 and evening n order 70 aroFd every
fnian ssoue ossr celebrated equessrsn the aston
vhns uloks q the elephant, Van Ambwghs savage
be~st, Ac
MACS cauxx --Gahrsl Ravei y 70 play t~o n his
mo~f amusing characters thm evening "a Tho school
master end tie ss1oF~rsnin TIE pretty sT~c4c@ ~
Medina :" wkleh -hoesas 4 those wOnasrfui us&s sHd
HNnsefmalns 70 ~hth Me h~se. are t<taossi " on
gwen for The laat tine
po~Yna rraus -sAn1s SashAns a CO ) great equss.
tran vuuF~ .li sIT~ar > variety ~ cguestrisn, .cra-
hate And ~ entrrta nrDeus tbs nfternnn and
evening No. viii regret ths urns and urng smruni
anses srd ihs Tsnioulrns 4 : jocko"
Byprss = no oonsdy q "ianssa Assurance" p
whch Ncrwrs Mathews narior, Rrw&lAsn. Nafs snlth,
Mr. fsxengcrt &C, ga - mDch al4leaes 90 hendag
rsy go rhar.,,Sr \. a. ssr,se' ealioa IA APPEAL
" ne puh1r
wsisas-ns u.r~ looai drarpa .'rl.s ro~ of Kew
hs's ss ~, s.sa'S =. X 80 s l'y ns COM: 49, ,
rcspae NJ great tveFtliy ougnoe fsspsctnr A. ntcra
" rasrS, nay ~ a 6g~u - oos = ths decided h,s
81 Ne seaeon
isrNs ksnSs's N y announoss tiai shs rcmnssbly
swusessful and hahf fuuianiW sfsfstie -wed tse "a
a lee, 81 fxsHvsiy b. wfl1fs.n n ne siose a tie
TfrNsut west Nafsas ncv~aies 1 resdnsss for the
hsidsys 40 81 ~ ffcauc~a q Ms kesuss assal ee
Awrspeax wrsvrw -Ahsr vmasrs have VA sufns,cu,
time " nsT~stths wupbsFs ~ ~ sAausra ne ff~aks
a tks "l&pTy famly A. they 80 b. ~utrtamed.
bah AfisFnaa1 and sFTnrg ~lh ~ comesy esiiei rs
nprh - Nee fofk ard fafss .y Id fgnSaed Narte
sIsr,sisr.-Ihe hanasvss = ~ noaiofsa Opera.
mel,-dss together -h a fsrrs srtiisa ths flagVy
Man AZ Geo Glrty snd W'afs 81 ~ scc~nire al
dsnau .naled aIvwn - Alahana. a nrynnis
cs -, !'ss.sy :. S.s' : .. .'y sssrs
Tryon calls ~ slsransls srcus "a sowvfy wbere ths
auditors sround The ring me has-.~ rnaAe Ne
sA~dusi ~ ana lsash y snes-- :, NJ elo.ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

SAY STATE MfiLs.-The first meeting Of the com.
uats appointed by the stockholders Of the bay State
kt o. Investigate the srs Of the corporation held
sturday a. the agency rooms, MIX street, Boston
TIE sseengs will be continued sbu, the proceedings
not y ~ report sd until they are closed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

SrrCIny or Az William y. Wightman
editor of The FsyctD vile IN Cdrotie1n and young
naned F1liat both found dead IN the same bed
al The Shemwci Rouse IN that city Thursday morning
aet uots Zen ny them stated they had committed sui
rldt ~ taktT nitric acid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

rsFsI Anmasr ~ A Csssss .-faruasf Hils he'd an
inqnest houdsy a the oevuer q FOurth sd
Hin street, uTsn The BOY a > nsm~f faIlei
OKsefe who dsd from RuFts srld~ntslly r-eriv~d ny
beng run over By bio own horss Aat cart shne Ne
lntos csted
Nutb BrNxEp tNsru -fnroter Oyonery hcid
Inquest IT No iaT Coryrt strrst ufsu Ne bg.fy ~
child three years ID, NAMED fl~~ 9AArson. Who d~a
frotr tls effects ~ burns scrd~u.uy rreeix~A BY br
sobss catching hfs a The so,e q NE occapied ~
her parents a the above nnmh~r
I'm ps0wswD-Ca~ouer C0NnerY aisa heid inquest
per W last river urn Ne hofy a : boy est years
old named Robert G~sk ms, who areteutey drusnea
Wednesday evening st ~ falling frum Ne dk q M
above pler.
fsrsf TsiISCoroner Perry hsld a. n4uess n M al
SIXTH street apon The body ~ boy nve Yaars cd NAMED
Thomas sporty who died fron The ers.u ~ fai sci
dentaly received the chip yard Al n i 4 lie sbose
street
Corouer Ts hsA IN inquest ~ ~ 81 Naiherry street
upou The body ~ 4 woman named rrd~st iNwiiug Who
died from inurs 70 tn bead aoeldcntsiy rcceivef ~
falling down stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

CIFARFD
ship stornawsy Or, Hart, Lyerpooi-Iiowisnd A Aspn'
Ship Webster Lawrence, Idyerpooi-spoGord Tleston
Ship President Fillmore Nelson Lonaon-Danham ID.
Ship puisburg Prus, Meyer Ruger.
Brig Tornado, MCCARTHY. Barsadses-ws-ss1 Mos.
Brig Addy Swift Durie, s, Thomas AcMailard Phelps
scr Humming Bird tBr) Nickerson. Londonderry, Nsc
schr JAS Lawrence Allen, BOSTON Dayton a sprague.
schr DeRosseti, Tucker, whmingon--Jones Smith &
Co.
sloop Harvest, Corwin Provdence-L Kenny
soop " Thorne, nayis. Fan R,ysr-n bimon.
Steamer Chesapeake, Croweii. Portland
ARRIVED.
Steamship Alabama schenek Savannah Dec T. With
Bark lyrs Bemis Havana, Dec g. with sugar segars &c
Brig serune of Baitmorel Nelson croix q days with
mahogany, cedar, &C, 70 Maitland, Phelps 60.
West ST s %S Sss iSs =
Brig Rorneo of Jackscnvle Craig, Jacksonville sdays,
Brig Maid new cherryaei Layton, cheryaeld days.
schE John GrSIh ,of Jersey city, conslp; MInatan via
Key West Zee with mahogany. &c, 70 u Pierson Co.
sehr o ocean I Herald Grhs sarsnnss' day.
schr Percy TieIner Candy, Richmond 3dsys
schr Sarah Maria OF Cold spring. underh Baltimore
G x d s ron "a Leak 70 Pa as ns S
PEELED 10 keep the pumps constantly going N order to Keep
schr Flying Send colburn Baltimore: days
schr Wm Hersey Honn ,,, SUISSE n Nd Adays
sehr Emma I Day Haskney rsil.aelphia days
scsr Geo Bo NcserseS Nswa fso TOR E9sSn - CHR.
Brooh man ashore at sgusn TO Bird Nelson
Of Batieras Exchanged signals with ship Francis sage
also bark painted black, showing white signal with the
steamer Pelican, Aldrch. Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Ariel cAeesmAn' f saT, rG,t au Prince.
Barhs Benefac,or new, Hong Kong VIM Chandler, Mo.
bile. brig c II Frost. AspnwalL
Wind during the day from TO NE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

action and took places at the brakes where. IL al
diiioa to he work performed, they KEEP. the il
good spirits by singing nautical songs, the fremen join
ing In the chorus
Two fremen named joseph H. Miller and william
McLsugbEB, members OF Hose Company, No. Il,
were badly injured while passing through Spruce
street to the fire. consequence Of the tongue Of the
carriage breaking. They were properly cared FOR By
their assOciates.
TIE FIRE n cE,TER STREET.
The loss by fire 10 the bulldogs and property
therein Nos. Sc and % Center street, on Saturday
morning, amounted to about s. 900. Fourteen or IF.
teen families occupied the upper part Of the buildings
The property is owned by Thomas Hslshan aud
Jeremiah ODonsld. The FIRE originated in the
cellar Of No. Sc, occupied by Owen Gsary as junk
chop; the floor above being occupied by Pat.
Sweeny as a secondhand boot and shoe store.
John Sullivan occupied the store adjoining liquor
store. M. Glossy, in endeavorng to get out hi,
children, came Lear suffOcating, and many others
narrowly escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
MORE GARR0TE R0BBERIES.
LIFE 40 LONGER SECURE ~ gEW-Yoag.
WHAT is TO BE ONEp

The garoting process Of street robbery, which has
recently been adopted and brought into active by
the thieves who nfest this city promises to become
general unless mpeded by the extraordinary vigilance
Of ptrrons having occasion to travel after nghtfal
The stratsgtms assumed by the perpetrators are
rious. We have been informed that night last
week gentleman residing in Irving place, on return
ing home, was subjected to the new process. When
at the junction of Fifth avenue and Broadway a
Madison square, and opposite the new building in
course of erection the cite Of the late HppodrOme
at 10 O'Clock p M. five men in single file passed him,
the last Of whom made tue attack. WHAT transplred
afterward the victim was unable b. say as be- re-
NAMED in a state Of nsensibity until O'Clock q. m,
at which time he found himself at the bottom of
fight Of cellar steps. He was so badly injured, be
sides being almost paraly by exposure to the cold
as to be unable to walk home. 10 this state he
crawled home on his hands aud knees, where, upon
examination il was ascertained that he had received
wound on the back of his head, such as might have
been made by slungshot-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

self sentied At e bAak By one Of the officers o. the
Oh Company. The maa thea requested that the
check might be certified. which was dore. He thea
left. aId soon after one Bepi4nSa Durham came to the
bank and again presented the check. 1t wss then
closely scrurDized by the teller, and the discovery
was msde that it was forgery. Dunhsm was thea
asked where he got the check and replied that he OBJ
tanned it Of Davis Morris s. CO. he was thsn re-
ques,ed to walk into back room, and there tod ia
presence Of the Cashier that the check forgery.
Officer Gilbert F. Hay of the Bank Police, was thea
called in and arrested Durham and he was locked up
bv Justice Osborn to swat examination. The pN-
ties whose names appeared on the check, each made
sfida,its that the signatures were foryeries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
CITY ITEMS.

I1ALIAs OrrRi To-SIGHT.-The operate world
will bear in mind that Mr.. Strskosch's new company
commence tonight at the Academy OF Music. The piece
viii be Lucrezia Borsis-Madsme Psredi as the chief
sopIano in which she achieved great SUCCESS formerly
Nine. d Omy Mr.. Tberini and Mr.. MOrino vii do the
other parts The great undertaking Of Mr. s. will
doubtless the friends Of the opera 20 attend.
The season is for twelve nights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
AGVe tseneEt
WINrFR REELECTION In conformity with tAs

WINTER REDUCrIoS.-in conformity with TIE
plan have formed prDc~d 90 sci large
stysh NNrkE clothing el1siu prieea Our
s; large ans sonpe'e IN mos; q The desirable styles Of WIN
neusg 81 q popuU tnt, Of Beaver Cloth
Esgau.u1 R4.ns Bek Coorsa Dss, AID Froek calsx
heavy sbd superior Business Goats ST dese'Pons Of eesvr
frcoes krsish and American Cashmere Psnss Velvet PasS
Cashmere and CAsusrs Vests al kinds Of Bors CLorHss
complete assoTtusnt Of Furnishing Gcods Und-r Wesx.
Robss De ChAs brs shirts. Lap Robs 1e This vii aaord
opportunity Tor Al who ~ sssrous ~ providing safpy ~
CoiiDg either fo ,Ais Ire Winter do D 20
cent less thar the cATrvnt presa ID Davis 4 Co,
Nos 80 2Ss ana 81 srOadwsy corner Of w.uvs-se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

s1aBBIse ATTRAY-Patick and James Mahooy,
brothers. got into fight together Yesterday afternoon,
during VII ch the former drew knife and stabbed his
brother in the arm wounding him severely. He was
arrested and locked up for examination. His defense
i that bis brother first assaulted him and beat and
kicked him go severely that he was compelled TO use
The krife IN aelf.defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

AFFLICTED WITH POULTRY MiSA.-Bndget Cor
bett took it into her head to have luxurious dinner,
and on Saturday night helped herself to a dressed
goose Of the value of 81. from the stand Of Mark Red
moud in Washington market. Shs was caught how
ever BY Officer Burke with the st,len property In her
possession; Justice Osborn therefore held her to an
sver for the petit larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
Advertisement
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Many persons do know their breath bad and the subject
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

HIGHWAY RoBBsRT-A man named Fsnwick, re-
siding toward Bowronvlle, was knocked down and
robbed in The upper part Of Grand street. late on sss-
urday night By gang Of ion ufBans He had
,topped porter-house toget something to keep tho
cold cot and rendered 81 bill in payment The ruff
fans followed him from there, and after knocks him
Gown and gsggiDg him, rihed his pockets Of sobus w.
He had also about 900 10 his fobpOcket which thsy
did not discover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
NEW-JERSEY LIENS

THr FYRRIEs.-The Jepey City Ferry ran with
considerable, regularity yesterday, and made Tips
about once an hour lat night The Canal street and
Christopher stre,t ferries were not in operation yestef-
day. and no boat crossed the Barclay street Ferry dur
ing tie evening after o o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

BUTTER THIEyEs.-Carman Stringhsm private
Waterman at Washington market, on Friday night
detected John Boyd, James Hogan aud Martin Cor
man with tub Of butter valued at tl2, in their pos
session, which they had stolen nom the stand OF Mt
Moore in Washington market. Justice Osborn COM
mitted them for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
ANOTHER CAsE-Tw0 MEN ROBBED.


About O'Clock on Sunday morning, as Daniel Tut
hill of No. 13 Elm street. proceeding to his home
through the Eighth Ward he forcibly seized
around the body by six young men, named Charles
Howard George II. Hinckey, James Dougherty,
Orlando Whtock and two others, unknO own. The
rpeians then thrust their hands into his pockets and
took from his possession leather wallet containing
three-doar bank bill and fifty cents in silver. Officers
Herbert ard Aiguier Of the Fifth Ward Police
ceeded in aresting Howard, Hnckey, Dougherty aud
Wbock and took them to the Station House for the
remainder of the night. 10 the morning they were
brought before Justice Osborne, al the Frst District
Police, and held TO answer in default of the sum Of
81 coo bail each. Howard says he is eighteen years
Of age, born in New-YoIk and waiter in CoI's din
ing saloon in Nassau street. Hnckley is lte over
twenty years Of age bonn in Ohio and printer III the
Office of The Courier and Enquirer; DIRK was taken
from bis possession but proof was adduced that he
attempted TO use the weapon. Doughety is twenty
one years old born in New-York, resides at No. AS
Elizabeth street, and bricklsyer. Oh,ndo Whit
lock is nineteen years old, born in NcwYok, resides
at No. l33 Suffolk street and has been a clerk in a
broker office. Each man pleaded not guilty TO the
charge Of robbery.
As further appears since writing, the above Mr.
TuthiL and a friend were quietly walking through
Howard street. near Broadway, when Mr.. Tu!hlls
companion was assaulted by the highwaymen, who,
after knocking him down, dragged hin down light Of
basement steps and there, by force and violence, red
Lis pockets of all the money and the vauibles they
cont6ned,
Being quite alone then, Mr. Tathl, defenseess "a
he was surrounded by robbers thought it useless u
resist or contend with them, AMI considering, under
the circumstances discretion to be the better Art OF
vaor" handed them his wallet, containing s. 80, and
begged mercy at their hands.
Considering his magnanimity to "stand and deliver,
the robbers inflicted no violence on Mr. Tuthl, and
having secured ell the booty their victims had stated
off down Broadway, and entered McDOnalis crib, in
Lispenard street.
Mr. Tulll followed in pursuit, and seeing the high
waymen descend Into the cellar, informed Officer Ag-
pier who was duty in Broadway. This officer pro-
cured the services of Policemen Herbert, also Of the
Fifth Ward, and they went into McDonalis den,
where they arrested the prisoners and two other fell
lows the latter of whom sped from the officer, in
few moments after reaching the Sidewalk The ras-
cells who got away doubtless had the property in their
possession which was stolen frem Mr.. Tuthlls CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

A MAJ ACCIDENTALLY KHLED.-On saturday
mornisg, about O'Clock, a man named Mathew Hayden
was caught between truck and some heavy timben on
tie corner Of Corleas and Water streets and crushed
in such teibl manner that death ensued son after
ward The remains Of deceased, whOresided at Green
Point, L. l., were conveyed to the Seventh District
Police Station aud the Coroner notified TO hold an Ia
qusst The deceased was q native of Ireland. lie
was married, but lei 10 family except wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

The author OF NEIGfBOR lakewood has no
dummies hs books. and character gets into his h,nds
that escapes without sharp snd happy delinestion'
Springfield Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

PANc IA CHURcH.-The sertos OF INC On 80, :.
& !, Bvrr,vie Ocean county D 6uhs oes Of ne i.nss
Lle ,urbipE Fnsay rekt Ast, Oysrosd ~ "a -
fire. eKciterncpt lmn1roi.,sJ ,re.f -
a,,resstj1 81 nun legn. some ~ we're hross .sIs
citsneri AID 0fasion rush "a. Hads ~ aao~ -ss
md children cried for help uss .a~.n -
Irossn cot through ~h.ch the people 80 -.
yarpg .eysIAI In thelr haste. FOrtgnAtSJ '@' '"P ~
rUxhe9 stbOEt damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
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Drs II Roor Co. No 81 Broadway, authors Of Tho
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

FrREMEs's DISTURBANCE yesterday aiternoos
about o'clock there was an alarm Of fire for the Fint
District (GreeDpoint but from what cause could not
be sscertaned. At the corner Of Second and North
Fifth streets Engine Companies Nos. and 10, had
slnmi,b, in which several persons Lad their faces
somewhat dsfgured. The arrival Of Chief Engineer
Telbot and several policemen put an end 10 the dis
graceful proceedings but no arrests were made.
Oh Saturday evening about 10 O'Clock there was IN
alarm for the Fst District caused by fire at Astoria
or al Yorkvle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

LARCENY OF SILvER-SALE TO A LOAN BRoKER.-
Joseph G.. Roe WAS arrested on Saturday evening,
charged with stealing silver plate to the value of $50
from the house of Mr. Job w. Cook, No. l79 East
Broadway. appears that Roe boarded at the house,
and on tie 3th ult after supper the silver was LEFT
in basket on the table Of the dinngroom, where Roe
was alone. A fe- moments after, Roe and the silver
were missing. Ii has since been ascertained that he
and young man named Thomas H. Culver sold 1t at
the ece Of loan broker for less than half its value
Roe is Thirty years Of age, and clerk in shipping
Office Culver lie eighteen years old, and by profession
bookkeeper. Both were committed by Justice Con-
molly for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
Advertisements
Tr.s -Tvv C,yrny TrA COMPANY have IN

hand every variety Of rEAs for Grocer Tea nser, and
NOTWITHSTANDING oolcns aud rouns hy.cn. freD lsc
10 Gun DEF and Imperial from ia 10 o-~E other
Suses equally low Also sc esxes Of good Family IL. tor
dollar Can sad sSAmhe-No. l2S Chathansk estvsss
Pearl ID Rooseyeltsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

CONC IN FOR THE SUBsTASTIAL.-John Rodgers
who was probably hungry man, stole piece Of
meat of the vslue of one dollar, the property of VIII
am Fitzpatrick, OF No. ll9 Mulberry street. He was
committed by Justice Connolly to be fed in the City
Prison till the convenng of the Special Sessions on
Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

PASSION FOR NUrToN.-Peter Mcclure was on
Saturday night caught in the act Of stealing a dead
sheep Of the value of "a, the property of Daniel A.
Hays. The proof conclusive against the accused,
and Justice Osborn committed him to prison to
answer at the Count Of Special Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Cosy1crtos goR CorsIguErfiSG:1ln tne Ms, M
CONT, Co... In .s..os Trenton, On Llds{. Aeefs
& 800 - Ihs eh.rEs sf passing oo1ntaet e. 90 -
So Hcetse ~ -. tnes and found guilty. Dsias 90
81 e.s or that b. ga. DO, whsoo 'a ~. a. NJ
,s.t be ry- Points Mission New York, fof sooas 80
@ "a aurrs time bed borne rod enAis'i 49, -
yNN ,,Ilstously. Witnesses sso esIhea 70 u
h1.c,r .hie resident Of Report, j. wns ~ .as
W. tss - Ev,ns with Wilson IN PhpsdsskA va eses - -
ga Wioe become possessed Of noasy - Sosrisl
ii6a. ia 10 be- .Aks6 4 tsr bard uo~ sPs'''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

ATASE FoR SOMETHING SPIcT.-Wlllism Hurley
was arrested YESTERDAY upon a charge of stealing a
box Of mustsrd of the value OF al, from Michael
Noonan of No. 4l5 Water street Justice Osborn
committed him to prison 10 the charge, in de-
fault Of $500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

PRErERMsG THE "TIS.'-Mary GIlen thought
more Of the useful articles of life aud therefore made
dash at some tin ware Of the value Of two dollars the
property of Wellington A. Carter, of No. 81 Dey
street Unfortunately for Mary, she was caught n
the act of stealing and Justice Osborn very properly
detaned her for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
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