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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03
lOrIgini
l know it will Come.
BY LILY MAY

know it will come
For feel e'en now
The chill of the parting hour
When sadness sits 90
On each thoughtful brow,
Enthroned with all her power.
Although the sun
May shine as bright,
And The world without wage on;
Ii those We love
Are lost To sight
Our brightest hopes seem gone.
know it will come,
have seen the mark,
Which excilements glow hath cast;
A beacon fire
AS tine night grows dark,
Oh! would it were only past.
But let US remember
When all is DER,
'Thoushsur best friends are away;
LC uNIhCl uOOI
Is just before
The dawn Of brilliant day.
/ know it will come
For the hand OF L ME;
Ia characters of gold,
Is telling 'snow
Ii Is harvest TINE,
And the reapers are getiing bold.
For they neither stop
FOR the young and fair
The weak and helpless one,
All in their track
Must claim a share,
B.iore their work is done.
Oct. 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

RELIGIOUS EoUALrTY IN PERSIA A let
ter from Teheron, published in the "Presse
d Orient" states that the Shah is about to
proclaim the absolute equality Of all his SUBJ
iects, Mussulmans, Christians ami Jews
All Persians, without distinction of race OF
religion, will be declared eligible for the
civil and military service OF the state.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

(tyO d Zacer,ah R1tbirs lived in Wood
county, Miss, and was cElle 70 prove the
nSar ijy Of young man on uili iVr ~ as
sault with intent TO kill. lie s~ore that hs
had no dolbi whatever that the prisoner
was an insane man. On his cross eysmina-
tiou lie was required TO stste the reasons
for this opinion.
"Why, bless your life" ssid he, "fve
known J mmy alters. and he's ale-S bin
Dimicra'. and when the DimicrGt party put
up heir man last tail Jimmy didn't vote for
him; and al crS think tha' Dim'crat that
don't stick 10 his party ant IN his right
min -
Jim~ was acquitted. FOR old Zachsriah's
! nrioian Prrrsl's very general = IN iha' re-
! cion, ~ veil - n this.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

GTRAILRoAD TERMs:-"Wha hat 90 YOU
NV an b. an up traln!'
~ train whose eng ne blows up"
"What do you mean by down tIajnlr'
a train whose engine gets OF the track,
aud throws the cars over"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

GF"What makes the milk so warml"-
said Betty 10 the milkman. when he brought
his pal! to the door one morning. please
NAM, the pump handles broke, and misses
took the water lrum the bler."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

--DEsrRUCTIvE HaBIrs:-ll is sal that the
early birds picks up the worm; but gentle
man who smoke-and ladies' who dance-
I'll three OF four O'Clock in the morning,
will no well to Consider that the worms also
picks up the early bird.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03
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From the AtiaRti c Monthly.
Santa Flomena.
HyH. ". LoSGEELrow,

A(oACo u hOA1Sh1s
BY q. W. LoSGFELLow.
Whene'er a noble deed is wrought,
Whene'er is spoken noble thought,
Our hearts, in glad surprise,
To higher levels rise.
The tidal wave of deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls.
And lifts US unawares
Out of all meaner cares.
Honor 10 those whose words or deeds
Thus help US in our daily needs,
And by their overflow
Raise us from what is low,
Thus thought l, as by night read
OF the great army OF the dead,
The trenches cold and damp,
The starved and frozen camp.
The wounded from the battle plain,
In dreary hospitals of pain,
The cherries corri1ors,i
The cold and stony floors.
Lol in that house of misery
A lady with lamp | see
Pass through the glimmering gloom,
And fit from room to room.
And slow, as in a dream OF bliss,
The speechless sufferer turns to kiss
Her shadow. as il falls
Upon the darkening walls.
As if door in heaven should be
Opened, and then closed suddenly,
The vision came and went,
The light shone was spent.
On Engiand's annals, through the long
Hereafter of her speech and song,
That light its rays shall cast
From portals OF the past
A lady with lamp shall stand
In the great history of the land.
A noble type of good,
Heroic womanhood
Nor even shall be wanting here
The palm, the lily and The spear,
The symbols that OF yore,
Saint EilOmena bore.
saint NIghiingsIe-a tribute to Florence. q
int Of the CrImea.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

A STRuEG.MINULD NoMAa's SHEER
What in a woman is called "cuiusiry,' IN
a man is grandloquenly lmagniied into the
"spirit OF inquiry"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

(r"When lived up IN Ma:ne,' sid
Uncle Ezra, Il helped to break up a new
piece Of ground; we got the wood off IN the
winter, and early in the spring We began
pioughn5 ont. ,was So consarned rocky
that we had to get forty yoke of oxen to
one plough. We I'D. fai,h and | held tue
plough more'n week. thought ] should
die. 1t e'ena'mo-t killed me, vow. Why,
one day was holdin' and the plough hit u
stump which measured just nine feet and Il
ha thryu h-hard and sound white oak
The plough split il, and was going straight
throu n the stump, when l happeued to
think it might snap together again; so |
threw my ieet cut, aid had no sooner done
so than 1t snapped together taking smart
hold OF the seat Of my pantaloonS. Ot course
| was tight, but held On to the plough ham
dies, and though the telmsters did all they
could, the team OF eighty oxen couldn't tear
nv pantdloons, nor cause me to let go my
glip. At last, though after letting the cat
tie breathe, they gave another strong pull
altogether, and the old stump came out
about the quickest. 1t had nonstrous Lung
roots, TOO, let me tell you. My wife made
the cloth Tor them pantaloons, and | haint
worn any other kind since. The On.y reply
made 10 tlis as-..I sh ,ulj lave thonsht
it wcuid have come hard upon your suspeE-
ders." powerful hard!"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03

f-'y..What an ma. las the most br@jns'
Give it up. The hog. He has aoSs-
head G,ll OF 'em,"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03
Henry -

Mary turned hastily around 10 question
the boy, but he was gone. The family, were
fast retiring, and, with a mind filled with
trouble oyerfiowing at her uncle's ha-shness
and .Henry's danger, she sought her own
room to weep through tie night.
To BE CONTINUED.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-03
The Daily Noon Prayer-meeting,

! The New York correspondent of the
| Boston Journal thus describes feature in
that city, which originated during the stress
of the late panic:
"One of the features OF the day that is
quite noticeable is mans day prayer-meet-
| ing he'd in the lecture-room of the Old
, North Dutch Church, from twelve O'Clock
/ to one O'Clock. Tue meeting is begun at
twelve O'Clock precisely, and closes exactly
on the hour. The room is full and crowded
and the interest appears to increase from
/ day to day. 1t originated with the new ef-
| fort to meet the religious destitution of the
! lower part of the city, and began with a
modest meet ng held once In the week.
But the attendance and the benefit seemed
| TO demand the more frequent observance of
the privilege, and now it has become daily
| service. a secls are here-the formal and
| stately Churchman aud he impulsive Me-
thodist, who cannot suppress his groan and
his amen, though he evidently Tries, and
wishes he had the broad haven Of his own
church. that he might express his feelings
the sober, substantial, siammeTing Dutch
man, and the ardent Congrpgatinna!ist,
with all Yankee reslessness sitting upon
his face-:he Baptist and presbyter IN,
joining iE the same chorus and bowling 1T
the same alter. The movement was bold
one ior New Yurk-so near the gates Of
mammUn, and so near that altar of Pluto at
which so many in our midst do not fail TO
bow down and worship. Not one wom-n
is in the meeting, and the singing from TWO
hunGred male voices is rel.Iy majestic"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
MINER s. 3 * ERY,
Montgomery steeri, 3 doors above the Orleans fote
OROVI / T.
STEPHEN TOLAND, Proprietor.

YUNIIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
n Vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thnnkst the people Ot Oroville and vicinity for
their patronage. aud socits Il continuance OF the
same feeling confident that he can give better salts
fiction for ne same money. than any other estaO'
lishmpnt of the kind in Oroville. PIES made a.
fresh fruit of ali kinds, ana CAKES of every variety
Mt Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors of his customers
Oroville, Dec &c. l-56. d3l>u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
JUST RE CEI V E d,

DER STEAMER GOHDEN GAZE CLIPPEKS
U Morning Dlgnt, iyI rush. FAIng Mi>i, INrAe
supply nf Pare Cream Tartar. Lard ui, Extract i.Is
uuurice. Blue Nitriol. German ANA English Canome
Saitp trc Corn starch Shakers Sa"slparllla, Sar-a
parila Root. Cum Arabiac, CItric Acid. Potash EN-
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanil Il, Vanilla Beans,
Boiled liu ced Oil, Castor oilin harres, Pare el
low ard White Wax. Nidder's, flowers aud weight
mans Tartarc Acid Bay Rum in cases aud barr+lS
Fresh Hops in one pound packages Sag Yankee
Soap !ndelble Ink Roses Backing Brushes Ma-
sons lacking. Cod Liver oil, Spanish and American
: fron, Dubin's Extracts ienurae "n@hts b!ah'
dre,h's NolTal's and other Pulls. Chamols ~kins, Ly>
cops,iium. Essential Oils. congress Water III pihts
and quarts BoraN, Sal Sndn. Pearl Barley am. hhhy
Other Staple tclcs. which together win our former
iurre stock of Drugs. makes our assortment a. varied
and Large ~ any lIrag House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention ui the Trade and others Ouy'
mo in t+is market. ALBAN THOH ASE c.,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
oD7u lot. street. Corner 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
just Received and in store.

A large supply Of Alconol. Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar Ne ltstouI, ami Boiled Oils. Solar Oil, and
Camphe,re Lamp Wicks. Cauiie Wicking. Wax and
Night Tdpprs. orax. Soda, Castillo soap, Salad oil
in Basklt Wolie'- Schapps lIostcters Blllers pure
Cream rarttr. Strychnine Caslur Oil, aud Wyn-
Rooms Medicines. Wholesale and reiail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS x CO..
np7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
O r O VII (
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

YUNIIE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-
pared To contract for. and deliver orders from
400 Il. 500 O00 feet, of either common Pine or Red
FIR t.umb' r. at the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will be found the best Fencing Lamber that can
be used.
All persons about to build, will find it to their ad-
vantage to purchase at this null, they can have
their l.r nbrr sawed TO order in lengths and sizes to
suit, and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached 10 this establishment is one Of Wood
worth's Patent Planning. Tongueing and Growing
Machines and all orders for Planned Lumber ot any
tle.criplion can he Immediately filled.
Always ou hand. Sheiviug, Fl l0ring, beveled sid
ing. Joist Fencing boards, Sluice Lumber, Pckes
lathe Snakes aud Shingles.
Also ON hand. Doors, Windows, &c Or ers for
Doors, Windows, aud Blinds elled with despa'ch
GEO. w GARRIOTr.
Orovle. April 24th, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
o1ovILLE
WAT ER WOR K S !

G. W. GARRIOTT, ..PROPRiETOR,
HNTENDS Immediately to commence extending
n the main pipe through Montgomery, Dowher.
Bird, iiuntoon, aud Myers streets Parties VINO wish
To have attachments made 10 the same. will have
them attended To by leaving their orders at hc Oro
VILE Steam Mill Office.
The advantages Of these Water Works to the Cit
izens OF Orovie. must be- apparent to every one-an
auxiliary and abDrsaver to the housewife, rs well as
store, Restaurant and hotel Keepers, and ieady at all
times of the day or night Tor their use
r + & u i A TT O N s.
1st. Parties waiting the water must apply at the
office aud obtain their certificates for the same, by
paying the of service pipe ani one mo lhs rent
END No addition or alteration Whatever in or
about any pipe or water cock, shall be made, or
caused To be made Uy persons taking ,he water, with
out permis of the proprietor.
3rJ. All pers ms taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, st0p-cOcks, and apparatus, in good
order, at their own expense and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste M water.
4lh. Paries taking the wnter and allowing Their
neghbors and others To the same, will be charged
double rates. more as the case may he.
9TH. The Water Rent is due in advance, monthly,
and In all wnere the rent is not paid by the 5h
the water will De stopped,
The proprieoris Is at II times supplied with matert'
"a! tor service pipe water closets &C. and has in his
,empoy one uf the best plumbers in the Sta.e.
Oruvie, April 2uh, 1891.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
NOTICE.

Board B Of supervisors, Nay Term; 1897; q 1857
-, oDoppEn that hertaft ter. any person pre-
II ie onD;,, G,r services or labor OF any nature,
u seh.ins seSan',,e. or any other property or sup
ior a q, The County. shall certify thereon
es cer or person ordered or contracted TOT sue"
eryice' iaoo' VI 81 ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
,.sr The foregoing True copy rom ,ne TO lDur, ar
ATT TE, poard Witness my hand aud The seal oi
'ai y, lid County, this May I'D. le9!. c,.
l.. :. sasu ~. MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

FIRST ONr e c TI0N e r
On the Pacific coast. he Cutters himself ne will be
able to gi entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their trade.
by new and lmpresed process, his candles are
made al quicker ra and at less expense than for
merl, that he Is enabled TO sell At muc lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
TO call aud examine his splendid stock of candles, as
We'll rs his prices. he feels confident they cannot
fan To please the srictest economist.
Wholesale PuICES.
A beautiful assortment OF STICKS, LUNPS AND
DROPS. selling at the reduced rates.
COW + | L u r f. including
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearIrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSIA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small at 20ts per lseund
GUN DROP IS NupTit ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY. &c. III 30 cents.
AALsO-A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according tn quality.
The attention of the trading public is invited to
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in tie "dulce' line
Tie leaves it tnhe buyres judge OF the superiority
of his articles call and see tnr yourselves Tor
uar demonstration is proof POSITIVE. j. REG An.
RemeLaber the niBlber-33 Montgomery street, be
tween Bush and Sutter San Francisco. tyl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
rsHED DAILY (sUNpAYs EXCEPTED
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD

For circulation In the mining and agrtculturalds-
ercts Of the county, will contain local and general
news the week, iuerspersed with interesting mis-
cclIaneous reading matter. II will contain twenty
eight columns Ofreading matter, and VIII be one VI
the larges1 and cheapest Weekly Newspaper In the
State. Published every Saturday 1Nrnns-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81; three months. 81
ADvERrIsEaENTs. per square OF ten lines orless.
drst ins .rtion 300
Each snbsequen Insertion. 30
EF- A liberal deduction will be made In favor OF
those who advertise by the year
ES- Business cards inserted on reasonableterms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

that be objefed to the Pubic Admristrsfor o. tie
ground of interest Slch language wss used by other
~ tteneb. but Dot by him. He only thought "a, e-s'
Measure TO be the sppoirtmen' Of collector, Nw.s
true that 10 agreement had beeo made rpon tie proper
person TO take charge o. the property Il Vas Tor the
Scrroese to act according to hs esaviotIoos o, duty
1b. Surrogate rensrked that Re Possessed authority
20 app IN collector 10 case there Vas likely 70 be
lorg cesy, hr, be had rgh; to anticipate srcn DE-
ley or guess that il would take pace Independently
o. ui. the Pubic Adr Illustrator ssessed Nser pow
er', which sere frequently pr. IN requrl'loa 10 teIs
Court lie could rearch for the propSry ct the De
c.sse5, ard r-scpe i, from degradation, No d'co' II
The proper to put into h 20 ger 10 Sc re
sbS 20 secure DR. BuroelPs effects. IL Gay or 80
ne inqnesf would b. over and the rrorer 10 10 one
charge. The Public Adninstrato, vas stPoiu'ec o.
lsu for The purpN-e and he person 10 whom COO
ft epce couc be pscsd. An ordsr would Therefore De
made putting him in possession.
Mr. Eiwarcs suggs sted that M!s. Burcel make her
Application az - possible.
Mr.. Clinton ssid there should be no unreasonable
deisy DE- bad postponed the matter TIL the crlmlaa
investigation -ss He DID not wish 20 be accused
Of urseemy haste
TDe Surrogate then adjourned the case to Wednesday
rent a. ii o'clock with directions TO The alleged widow
TO pat in her petition by tina. time. Il papers were
exam lied by the Public Administrator be was ordered
TO give hoce TO all psrtes and it would be proper for
HIM 10 MAKE al inventory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

before Edward Conrtry Of tie said city and ooauty
a'orfeod viev Of TIE body Of the said Hsrvey Bur
dell lying dead at No 81 Bona street Aforesaid up "a
the oatts and ern.stoss Of Twelve 20 ID scd lawful
mer of the SAFE Of Esw-Yok duly chosen and ~orn
or efh1nto ana charged to inquire behalf Of said
people DO. end IN vhat manner the said Harvev Bur.
dell came 10 tis eeeth de- upon heir os'hs and atma.
t'one eey that The ssd Harvey Burdell on the Both day
OF January, ls57 al Nc 81 Bond strset Aforesaid Wa
feoIiousy murdered ab6 came TO bis DE 18th By being
stabbed in various parte Of hi. body With dagger or
other eharp iusfTuUeD an TIE Jurors relieve ON tho
evidence and 'beref re- f1d ttat Emma 1gu.ts Cua.
lii CHAM sro John } Ecke principss in the co a.
mission Of saio murder ard hr Jurors aforesaid for her
frd that George Val Snucgrass eitber Joined ths said
70 mo Augasia Cun'iI gbam sod John J Echel 10 the
commssh o If The said murcer, or was an accessory
thereto before the fact coun.eing aiding or sbet,p
the ead E.1ma Augusta Cunningham and John j
Ecke 10 commit the eaid murder and the arors .tor
said further fbd that Augusta Cunningh am and Helen
Cunningham, daughter Of the said Emma Augus,a
Cunningham being IN the house No. 81 Bono Stree,
where the said murder committed, have some
knowledge Of the facts ed It'll the said murder
which they have concealed from the Jury and that is
the duty Of the Coroner to hold them for the future &C.
ton of the Grand Jury. lie wines whereof we the
said Jurors % well the Cor oner have to this uqui
ston act our hands and seals or tie day and place
aforesaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
THE BJ'RDELL ESTATE.

sURROGATE'S COURT-FEB. I4-Before AW. BRADFORD.
The PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS PUT IN CHARGE.
In the Matter Of the Este Of Harvey Burieu deceased
This case came up again to-day, pursuant 70 ad-
iomnment. AL the counsel who appeared on Thurs
day were in attendance but there fex spectators
present.
Alta few minutes pastIl o'clock the Surrogate stated
that be was ready to take up the matter, whereupon
Mr.. Clinton said that, reflection he was entirely
disposed TO comply with the Surrogate's suggestion
that the Public Administrator take possession Of the
property, as custodian, inasmuch the statute ap-
pesred to mpose such duty upon him. The properly
could in no Other way be protected after the inquest
should have been closed Mrs. Burdeu wdl be aodsd
fe her petition for letters of administration very
,horly.
Mr. Edwards could not recognize any Mrs. Burdell
With ell proper respect for her counsel, be could
that hehsd any standing in court till her petition
was fled. That step should be taken without delay,
in oder that issue might DO gained and collector ap
pointed.
Mr.. Clinton said that be should 20 advise his client,
though neither she nor himself had been served With
lot &c by the other parties.
Mr. Patterson had received irtimation thst such
petition IL contemplate though he bad reasou 20
believe il. As il vas, his client VIM. Burdell stood
potion n jure. His right TO letters unnpeached,
but il not for him 10 interfere with what the Surro-
gate r. gsrded a. ust.
Mr. Tsppen observed, that the application of tie
Public Adnipsrator eu.inently proper; it vs.
highly desirable that the property should be put in his
baIds Ut once No other officer osseesed the 20 <ers
Conferred on hin, BY ststufe II the mystery of the
oesth Of Dr. Burde still unsolved the invss.is-
ton which he may conduct might lead to its solution
since be is Authorized BY the starte 10 case any Of
the effects Of the deceased are not delivered into his
hands scccunted for By the into whose hands
they msy be supposed 10 have fAlsa. to institute Al
inqrify conc ming them.
Tie sdjc usuu eni had takeu place 10 give time or
consultation srong counsel, but il was evident tue;
none bad taken place.
MI Tces regarded as OF the last importance tina.
sone action be taken tbia morning. BE bad been told
rs creluceo today Eithe-s collector o. the Pubic
Acn illustrator should Il once stsp icsn possession IF
tket,rsfs the sppoiatnent of tie former had not az
rived ii ths later Sep IN
Mr. Tldea ss.d thss as hsd bsa rvpsred a myiup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
IAdvertisemsatl
IMPORTANT CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC AND Pho
TOGRAPBIc ARTISTS.


having been announced in The Photographic journLs sna
the DAILY papers specimens of the HALLoTrpEs would Be
exhibited At Nos SIS and $40 Broadway the 10th inst The
uuS.,sned would justice 20 the public. to hmseH
and 20 the art which be the inventor and pAfentse Go
rnands of him the folio wing statement: - -
The specimens exhibited by Quincy No Sis brosa~sy
will moi i've correct idea 81 the merits OF this new Art -
thew we're not In strict accordance with
,y b, the aud for this he viii not exnoss
Sur Al No $40 Broad which he had designed doips ~
during his from the city some OF the most mpousns
ns,,s 81 the were neglected All the specmsea
therefore which b. will exhibit No. S5 Broadway viii -
those produced since the 10th inst, his own 0SefySs
ha,pa .o recently made some very important
The undersigned will not therefore be in rceponss
for the rults produced any other establishment - shs
orypEs will only b. under his pes nal direction =
No. s5 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
~ ~ JoHS BIsRoP HALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

PRIZE FIGHT PRHvEsrED.-Assistant Capt. Prs
ton Of the Third District Police, received infoemAn'1
late On Saturday night, that pnze 6ghf sesees' -.
South Brooklyn bruisen was to take Pc 49,.
Eighth Ward on Sunday morning shout dAyfgsf-
About oeloes pe1t morning the AssistsrA Cspssia,
,;th ro.,e Of men. proceecedto the neishbothood d
r;a,s,th ,.,eet and Fifth aveuse, whsrS they bond
.or. to hundred person, collected, waiting fos O.
arrival Of the principals james opon1ea ssa Nee
- no1 vet s.7iysd ~hsa the o6ieen came up. TAs
sieirs ssd sbetes wxs standing ia group, wsitiae
Es dsyrsh. 70 commence opesssior,. The 49,
pe,e5I M assz q Ssal, bot Tie oeaeen sosiae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
ASSISTANCE NEEDED.

SIR: After the Jurys verdict in the Buriell Gaze on
Saturday evening if suggested TO me, while takiog
up collection for the benefit of the family Of the w.t.
Farrell tina. maly persons not then present would
be DESTROYS Of n,ribu'ing to their ,e-f. Whatever
may be thought of the testimony OF Mr.. Farrell 1t IL
certain that hs family deprived Of al their sup,
Won be kind enough to state that coutribu ioas will be
received ard fully appropriated by Capt Dks at
tie Fif Ward Station douse, or they may be sent
10 me- at No. 10 Wull street, Box No. al, Post
Office and will hand them 10 Mr.. Farrell
Your ob-dsnt servant, EDWARD ROBINSON jr.
SrLe- York Feb. Is 1851
PS-Mr. +. will probably be detained till sitter the
tr,l which may not come off for some months. Mean.
while bis family are entirely d. stit0te.