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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OR. R. TRAINS LEAVING NEW YORK

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long IsLArp RoAD.-rDepot soofh F-rr,. B,oos,yaI
100 100 s S!,SSa ~ ae i, ta HSS.
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go :. n. jana "a, al -tsu.ns ~ Jaa.irs
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sywJrRsyr RoAp-rpepo, 90, Of coqr,l,na street. RI
leo M EISr's. Th'ea;ts parc O. ;isi.n-
81
500 NV BrunsEict. Al stanons 10 NeP Btu1sNck
go r. m.-E Hpr.ss Through prndp- si4iOns.
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c n Ne Bfuuplck al ssccns
Railway eave u n J. T. s. $50 aad so ~
Tu!ns l. Len,J every bali eosf.
MORRIS ASD EssEX ROAD. Dept so, q couraanife "
-Hsckstist0~r Pa--snser, al stafon.
usO a -Or.uss snd MIbaTa AcoDu'ndasoa al ',at~nA
SO D D Hsckef.io~b Psssenscr, al siaCoB>
$40 Dover Accommodation al s.snoHA
gYw JRrsHY cESTRAL ROAD dept, Per MOI Morn h'6
Tsc ui-f,ssens-r ThroCsh, I'll sianon.
N 4 81 si.noS
40 m--F.sseaser Throash al stAi"os
$50 , m somervlle PAssers7F. sh st-io1s
cAsDEs AND AsBOY ROAD Depot, Per No !, Bs;ia<JI
$50, Phil. lrbis nroush al ''s,oas
IAN Fs,fd-r Iran, 80 70 Phiaiee~a
If., Tu. o PbdAa~lpbs. al sst1nA
s40 a n -EIvge- hro1sh 70 ph.sS.l pa. 81 Sauoea
40 q m -En.srsnt 1rSssA. oil stzb1ss
An = ~ ssssess JoAa rvus< 10 Assrf
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CosNTTErs.-The Old
Mems Democratic General Committee for 1857 met on
Thursday evening in Tammany Hall. The delegations
from the Fifth, Sixth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Elf.
teenth Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards con-
tested Those delegates whose certificates Were signed
by majority of the Inspectors of those wards were
temporarily admitted, and committee was appointed,
TO which the contestants were referred. Mayor Wood
and John Cocbrane made speeches, aadt the Committee
adjourned TO Wednesday.
The Young Mems Committee met last evening but
as only 10 out of the 10 members were present they
adjourned until Friday next.
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PFEsE.rATIos On New Years morning. at 10
n,c,k surprise party consisting Of abost iftses OF
it,ee employed upon the jersey City Ferry formed .
furpse ptry and proceeded 10 the residence OF their
SrrtrI 'eudent Cspt. Woo'ey, carrying with them .
spncd service Of silver plate, consisting Of pitcher.
two gob'cts and O salyer, to be presented to him.
Nj Joseph Cloves, one Of tue number, IN behalf OF
tho coLors ade the presentation. lie expessed the
Iaswe slcb it gave BIN in beng selected 10 prssent
i,fe testimonials Of Tespect to Capt Woosey, SHOW
ing the good understanding that exists between the
employ go and employer lie hoped they would ~ays
90 0isCbar.e their duties that no cause would ever
sping up to destroy the existing harmonyi be hopes
,6at Capt WoOlsey and family would live througs
II BY Lsppy yeUs 10 rene nber this occasion and IN
COZ tuc.Ig be wished them, the sentiment VI the
coLoIr, - heppy New-Yem ..
Cs.t. Noolsoj responded biiefy and with much
f. eIibg ackoaledgiLg ha surprise and ais gratihos
ti,n ho said he would preserve it with proud sats-
,ac,cn e. te-iG.o al # their rcspec: and IN rerneA
traICo of Il or fidelity ind kiLdDcsl.
TbUe aniC CO are Unu' uaIly Iich ard tasteful Ihey
,re the work Of OiCstes Cleveland. The misslVe SAL
yer btaIs stnApg!y correct representation OF u's
ieny Loaf ID. s Gregory, Ind undeT It the words:
Pr,,.nted 20 Capt CHARIr a. WOoLsEY, sepenn'
tfndeEt Of the Jer,sy CITY Ferry By the smrioyeese
'emoIsl q their TesaJd FOR hun a az nPAfH- en-
pl0ytr ard kiad and gfnsIous hiend'
Je,.,y City, Jan. J. lSo7
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A QUEER FisH-According to The Nsr- Har.s
Rccsier, Mr. Allls, who keeps the Howard liouse,
who fr Qucntly amuses himself with catching fi.h 10
the surf a. thai place. day or two since gate com
me ton was observed in the water, which was finally
solved by Lion drag eing 10 the shore after ara
struggle sipgularlooking fish. II is about -four fec
o1 z two feet across the back with mouth b1Gt
twelve inches wide and beautiful SCI of teeth. ga
opening it three wild ducks found in s s'onach
naturalist who has hesrd il described thinks that 1t
swhst Is called In books the snge, fish
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IT =
Making total Of 500 vessels bringing 159 24 passengers
There have arrived during the period from California
ii, 925 passengers
For comparative statement paper Of Jan l. 1885
DISASTERS on THE ALLEGHENY RIVER.
The Fr0nklin PA Citizen says: The late freshet
and severe freezing have caused probably greater loss
and suffering on the Allegheny River than ever
known before in the came length of time. On every
bar from this place to PittsbuTgh, are informed
whole or parts OF rafs may be seen. These that
ATTEMPTED 10 run their lumber TO market with rare eX
ceptjops have suffered loss, and have encount-
ertd hardship The rats floating with the ice soon
became manageable stove on piers, bars ana
isands story has beer told us by ons OF our Aue-
ebeny pots-who had the fortune to get through 10
PsbuIgb and with the aid Of steamboat landed MS
ratofve suffers who Shaving their raft near Nichols
Island remained on il two nights and one day without
food OF fire and were at last taken off nearly tan'saed
and persisted One of the company had mao" an eoii
to get to shore by placing board on the floating ice,
carving Others to place down when the circumstances
would demand it, but he capsized IN the slream
before he had gone many steps from the rait lie was
rescued by bis comrades and by sharing their cry
clothes With him his life was barely spared huhdreu'
Of similar cases have doubtless happened, some to our
knowledge. -
sHIPBUnDING Is PHILADELPHIA.
There il very general complaint among the snip
bpildfrs of q lack of employment; and bat for the
NAVY Yard a large number of mechanics would be
suffering for want of work. Shipbuilders complain
that orders for the construction Of larger vessels are
sent East on account of cheapne5s. Two steamers,
five tug.boats a schooner and yacht constitute the
principal business at the kenslngtOn yards during the
wear. Upon the Schuylkill and at COopers Point a
humber Of sloops, schOcners, canal boats ana small
steamboats, have also been built.
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NEw-YEAR's DAr.-The day passed of in jersey
City without any rema kable event. The weather be-
ing pleasant there were as many or more than thu
usual number Of calls made 10 the absence of sleigh
ing the city not as gay nor the day as exciting a.
last year. Only two arrests were made, and those
were cor drunkenness. Business generally was sus-
pend, d. and the day seemed like a Sabbath.
In Hoboken, New Years day WAS observed about
the in Jersey City and passed of quietly.
Thcre were no arrests.
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IAdvertsemeu'.
n.c ron ruV HnI-NrRy Gas AppGUATJys

.n,r the Pscnt Of the Maryland Portable Gas Company
{. r. Co. Offering for sale most com
pete chess? sin pie and efficient Gas MACHINE adapted IN IN
schools churches colleges factories toanderes hotels. water
hqnl,ces &c as well and villages. Details
be furnished BY applying person BY .eer to the Office q
the Company whtfe Machine be In operation, and
descriptive pamphlets obtained
c. X. WooDwORrH Co,
No. n Wall.st. New York.
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HrpsoS RIVER IrEns-Narror Escape.-A YOU,

HUDSON RIVER S--Ndrr0N EScNTf.-A Young
named BoddYT about 10 years hsd escape
from horrible death Thursday last He wsrk in the
achiLeshop Isaac Collier Poughkeepe and approach
the machinery be caught By the COLT aud dragged
in The machinery stopped possible when the
hs clothes literally from his body There hopes of hi,
Anciher.-A terous camphene accident resulting
from careltsuoss In handling ud. occurred recently a New
bush at the residence Of Mr. Wessrvelt The domestic in
his ploy started fill lamp having lighted in her
hand The fame caught the in which tn, Aud kept
and presd to the dress the girl who burned in shock
ing manner.
Fo-er to DEAN "A respectable man named Samuel
Fielding Chatham Centre frozen to death Tues
day Not returning home after prolonged absence hs family
become alarmed and search made when the unfortunate
found frozen 10 death short distance from his home
lie WIS bout IS years II age
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Burns CLUE AsD FESTIVAL. The admirers, In yer-
A., q sDd vicinity II Robert Buns, the poet sbnt
lrIug Cub ii honor Of his name Meeting for this pof-
pose will held the Atlantic Hotel Of Rae 10 bnesos
s,ret On Monday form -ucb Club AMI their hrst
festival supper all take place the house on a'hass
.yeniIz tie 16tkiEst.
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iAdyertisement.I
-TtIe CaNyo< TIA COMPANY have on

TEAS.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have %
hand every variety Teas Tea Dealers aud pr
yae manifestations Ooons and Young Hyson from Do
10 4Oc Gunpowder and Imperial from Dr. To 56cal ohei
qualities equally low Also }b boxes Of good Family Tea fo
one dollar Call aud .1arnne-No. Us Chsth.nst bcsweOz
Pearl and Roos.yslt-sts
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fAdyertisementl

i, or 2. TOKTKATTIPES HUT II fHOlU-
GRAPHIC LIHESEsI the finest chesp pictures Ia the world
equal 10 any which cost more money a. HOLINESS
Picture Shop No. rs Bioal"sy.
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SERIOUS Accommodations Rogers, a clerk In
Bowen McNsmees establishment In Newfork was kaeehed
horse the corner OF fros-
poet .nd Main the lst instant He taksn uto
DR. Ghans drug store and IL sscertAned that his nose
boken After surgical operation he was conveyed 70 hs
sid, In Fast Brooklyn
Mr.. John BloOdgood was injured badly on the s:me
day BY being thrown bis carriage the corner OF YORK
and Bridge His hurts 1t is feared are Of serious
character.
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AdvertisemeDt.
A CARD-Dr. HTNTER begs To Intimate tha

he returned from Europe aud will be at home no 30
ROADWAY for consultation in BRONCHIAL and PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS durDs the usual hours daily.
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tor, tus fsr so Iiks Of which DO not remember for
many yesIs in tbi- country; am hc farmers cJmol.n
that tey are unHb e. account OF t. msuy sudden
cL4npCs 10 do much out-ci.d"or work.
Yours Sc 10
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MAYHEM. About O'Clock on Thursday night, q
drunken fight occurred al the Grand street Fe be-
fv,e number Of persons who keeping New.fess.
Bn,n Mcdonnell risding In the Fourteenth Ward had psr
his bitten o. and otherwise badly la
others ho injured carried board
u M, terry boat and pocsedsd 10 New York. OcsIs D.
Jacobs Townsend 10 the scene, but
unable do much against the mob that had collected
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Nreto health In few days after many years Of great
suffering IOus to known tho OF
VII send free the prescription used Direct to hs Rey JoHs
N. DAGNALL No. 81 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, NJ Y
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HOUsFKEEPERs-If you want t. have BISCUIT
ard CAKE that healthy and beautifully sh k your Grocer
Tor J,LEs PILES DrErErIc SALERAIus. Depot No. ia
NNIeu-st.
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RESCUED FROM DRowsIsG.-Wm. Johnston walked
the dock foot OF Congress street yesterday Ssse~st
Smith, the First District Police being in the neighborhood
procured plank and BY that KEEP, him above un
drawn out.
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Advertisement.
Have YOU seen

the greatest CINDERELLA Of the season Have you the
beautiful the glorious the superb CINDERELLA now attracting
such crowd. BaREUM's MUSEUM That 10 the CisOERELLA
vr'h mentioning II sTpea,ed THs AFTERNOON as well as
THIS EVENING.
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FATAL FALL.-Coroner Perry held an inquest at No.
2i3 West Thirty fifth street upon the body of Dorohea
Leyele native of New-York 30 years of age, whose
death was caused by conclusion of The brain received
by accidentally falling down flight of stairs while in
toxicated, at her residcrco as above. The Jury
turned verdict of accidental DEATH Deceased was a
married woman and lived with her husband.
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PREsESrATIoSs.-The congregation Of Plymouth
Church presented Martin w Folk and John Mathew police
with plated CAKE basket each on New Years
day attention public OCCASION when h7 .esss
were ngriIed The san" '"" - 's'"" w. N' =" W LAW
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Using A DEADLY WEAPOs.-A man named Janes
Farrell residing Green point srestedon Thurdsy syes
tbeate ng large cheese knife through OtheG
Bud,ard Of tie Seventh District Accused yesterday sssA
to ial BY Justice ClarTy.
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Did IN The CELLs.-A man named Henry Hart
residing IN The sixteenth Ward found Jps drum In the
about O'Clock yesterday morning He akett0 tbs
Sixth District Station House and about O'Clock 10 the
morning was found dead.
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Advertisement

GAS, GAS-GAS FIATJ RES.-Several new aud
beautiful patterns just pletCd Call at great manufao
turing depot, No. SO Broadway
ARCHER, WAsNTR Co.
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CITY ITEMS.

DEsERvED CoNrLrMEST.-We learn that among
The many pleasant things which trsn-pred "a New
fears Day there was present .tOn Of 3 splendid
service of silver, by gentlemen connected with tue
New fork Post Office, to Thomas CLARK, esq, the
vel known and popular Superintendent Of the News
paper department Of that establishment. II WAS To-
tended a. appreciation Of his character gentle
men and his official worth and usefulness A very
appropriate correspondence passed between e com
nittee Of the donors and Mr. Claik, and most of tbs
former paid their respects 10 Mr.. Clark at his resi-
deDce not onitting personal inspection Of their gift
The whole affair was very pleasant one, and viii no
doubt long be remembered. AL who have had bust
ress with the Newspaper depart ment of the Pos-Oice
VII feel that very just and worthy act has thus
been performed toward it, Superintendent.
TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-Messrs. Bal, Black & Co.
have been getting up splendid service of plate, TO be
presented, Friday next, 10 II. W. Schieffeln esq.
President OF the Union Telegraph Company, b. the
Directors, a New Years present and slight to-
ken Of regard for the and attention 10 the interests
Of the Company manifested by him for the last si1
years. The testimonial comprises full tea set, con-
sisng Of kettle cOfeepot teapot, sugsr-bow cream
pitcher, AM slop-bowl-each with the following in-
scriptiOn:
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Advertisement
Itis folly to suffer rom protrncted Cough. whe
IAGYertisemenLl

relief may be EASILY obtained wIsTAR, BALsAM OF wild
CHERRY undoubtedly the reliable Of all preparations q
iered FOX the of Throat and Lung complaints.
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closed around bin. when Wilbusch snatohed lis watch
from his poct ct, breaking the chaa which connected
it to ii hut;on-hoe Of hs vest passed L 10 Meyer
The whole garg then ran off bur we're pursue by
Koller, crying stop tbief." OiIcsr COrnor joined
IN pursuit and soon arrested the two prisoners above
named. They we're taken before Justice Connolly AMI
locked UP FOR trial.
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FATHER MATHEW. His Portrait and Bogra-
ply given in this weeks LIE ILLUsrRArED Ready to
dsy Price cents For sale BY all Newsmen. Call a. No 80
Broadway.
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cusod n the Chiefs Office tho grestsr part Of the
day. 81. Rothin', Councilman Van RpeT, Mr.. Nsss
.rd cites testified 10 seeing the accused AZ the polls
On h8t day but Did not them e0gSged ia the dis
.TiNu-icn OF tickets.
Richard ncNulty, the individual making the CON.
plant testified 20 seeing the at the polls early
lie morning of election day They were lesoiug
sean TIE tide o the house, they hsd tickets 10 their
hands; saw hem hand tckes 10 psrs 'ns, bat dii not
know the persons bis attention was called 10 them by
John Brown.
,Jol Brown ssid that he saw the accused walking
I'D snd down; ttey had tickets ii their hands; saw
them taking To persons but DID not kuo wha' they
said: didn't know whether they had one or more
tcbes.
Tie accused ststsd to the Comm sioner that the
whole mat er from two men ssking them t,E
tickets election day, and they had them in their
hsnds they gave them TO the men,
Several other cases were called, but were postponed
in consequence of the inattendaace Of witnesses.
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CoUNrERFETT Bills IN CIRCULATION "A number
IS bills have recently been extensively circulated
this city especially shopkeepers along the pinepl
thorougbres The bills purport 10 be issues OF the Css-
nectcut Bank OF Bridgeport and the engraving vel
executed although the impression rather darker than
uine bills The vgnee represents train Of drawn BY
motive On the upper e the nsht side tho
OF female leaning posture bearing Ia her
left hand scroll. The bills mosly passed BY factory
girls stated that they procured them from Of the tero-
employed in Putces bat factory Ocer Morre 81 tho
Fourth District Police arrested the but before com
plslt had been made before Justice he released %
bsbeas oorpls by judge Morris Sufficient evidence has snce
been procured but it understood that he has et for Pas
uukI
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PREsENTED TO
II. ". SCHiEFFELIE,
President OF the
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
Jan. |, 1857.

They of cold silver, deliberately chased the han
dies being worked in imitation Of oak branches and
leaves, and superbly got up, at a cost of $50.
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SERIOUS RESULTS or AN AccIDESr.-Wm. Morris,
the Keeper Ericsson Shades In Prospect street died 90
Of nlu,, sustained tho 20 December BY b.
ing thrown IT carriage In Fulton He was Ia COM
parry with Mr. Thomas Cosgsn the tune Of the oceuTrease
and who died some days thereafter.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

The ancient custom OF making calls was observs<
on New-feais Day, by the men generally, While tho
ladies remained at heme to do the bonors Of the oosa.
SION The streets were lively from morning TIL nigAk
and much good feeling seemed 10 prevail The on
elect nearly all kept o. houses and were ea,lsS
upon by dozens ard some BY hundreds M.you,
Hall and Powell received their friends At the Civ
Hsll and passed the compliments Of the seasos with
about 3 eco of their constituents. The day wa. fns,
and passed of about orderly could be expected
FIRKs.-There were four fires on the night before
New Years Day, which KEEP, the fremen as busy -
they could desire. At 10 O'Clock FIRE broke out in
fourstory brick building in Hamilton street, owned By
Mr.. Bond Of Wlliamsburgb. The house was Yearly
ready for occupation, having recently been erected.
The interior was completely burned out. Damage
about - Geo. The cause was no doubt iucendiarism
At l2l O'Clock fire bnoke out in the blacksmith and
paint shop of Henry Hughes 10 Myrtle avenue, near
Steuben street. The flames extended to the adjoining
house Of John Butler, occupied as a grocery and
dwelling Both buildings were ruined Loss about
81 800 The cause OF the fire is not definitely known.
At O'Clock fire broke in the center of block Of
three brick houses in De Kalb avenue between Ray
moud and Navy streets. The flames were di.oov-
cred by Mr.. Branch, conductor on the Fulton
enue Railroad, who reused up Mr.. Hammonds family.
who occupied the adjoining house. They were nearly
suiocated and barely made their escape. The house
in which the fire originated untenanted. II was
completely Quilted. Trns Cowenhoven is the ownerS
Total Ioss about =, 600. Mr. Hammond lie insured ID
the Nassau Company OF this city The FIRE was the
work Of an incendiary.
AZ the time the fire broke ont in Hamilton street
flames were discovered in the epgine-house of CONT
mental Company, No. 9, on the corner of Vanderbilt
and 81, rte avenues. Some cOmbustibe material in q
closet in the readng-mom ented, it is supposed,
by some eyil-dsposed person. The damage is about
$50.
The afternoon previous fire broke out in the car
penter shop of John Stansbury, in Clemont avenue,
caused by two boys who kindcd fire on the aoor to
warm themselves Damage trihng.
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TRIBUTE TO GEORGE STEERs.-The Mechanics In
stitute at recent meeting voted the presentation to
Mrs. Steers Of certain resolutions adopted the death
of her husband. The presentation was made last
week, accompanied by an eloquent and appropriate
letter Of the corresponding secretary, Mr. Chas. H.
Delavan.
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STEALING HORSE AND WAGoS.-Florence Sui
,sn q Young Ibusn living No AZ Pearl s'-eet was
yesterday by occr Riley Of the Reserve Corps Charged
With .ea horse srt wagon, The property q w Robert
Maha rsirE the corner Of Ninth snt One Hon
died ard Fouits street, L ,Ppea ;hs, Mr. EN- ri, team
ssudirg q No = MOT aud ths' the prisoner
Jumped rto the wagon and Of furious rate. On
reaching Of Broadway and Canal street he was
thrown from The The horse then stopped BY OF
fcsr Riley. and the Of Il And accused the
prisoner stealing the Sullivan thea arrested and
Justice Connolly locked hin Up Tor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

Mr. ArToMyAs, assisted by Mad. NINA FoS BER-
KEEL and Mad. SPAczEE, gives the second of his Harp
Sorees at Dcdworths Rooms, No. 300 Broadway, on
Tuesday evening next when he viii perform some Of
the most admired gems from LEtOie da NOrd, LIMA
di Chamonn, Weber, Mollenhauer, &C. The lovers
Of the Harp will not neglect so rare an entertainment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

TESTIMONIAL TO Police CAPTAIN DowLTsG.-An
elegant diamond breaspin which cost upward of $500
was presented, on Wednesday evening, to Captain
Downing Of the Sixth Ward police, by the officers
under his command and number Of the citizens OF the
ward. The testimonial a token of esteem to Capt.
Bowling, and was presented by Alderman Clancy, in
behalf of the donors at the Sixth Ward Station House.
After the ceremony concluded, all present djourned
TO the Ivy Green where collation. had been prepared
for them,