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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

.om a. the rose IN snort. irorliHg m,n, com
raricd ny their wives AMI children. h the lmm.-
grafton society can induce to come among ~. AMI
he low steamship line facilitate their pt>,ag,
niler. IN twice the present degree, a dc,.iert'um
# untold Importance to California will b. met.
;c,dirg to her advance IN every material aud mora
interest
The California papcrs have made bu. limited COM
,ncnt upon The inquitous Supreme Court decision in
the Drcj Scott case. OF course. like Buchenln.
tIey-Nith n few honorable exceptions" viii
cIccrfly submit To this last outrage Of Slavery
upon Freedom. Several Journals think the eff
feet must be- to blot out the Republican party,
on the presumption that the Interpretation OF the
laws Just declared is Ike the laws Of the Modes
and Prrsians. unHheroHe. But if love Of Justice
snd Of freedom still pervades the heart Of the great
North, these prophets of smooth speech viii find
themselves sadly disappointed. That decision will
vet hc reversed The territories will no. h. given
over TO Slavery, A free people will yet declare. by
their votes, that 10 interpret the Constitution
cor,iing 10 lis plain. unmistakablr language shall bc
the rule which their Judges shall follow in rendering
decisions based uponit affecting Slavery. Freedom
shall Vet be declared national and bondage, if not
blottrd out. sectional
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Rari.g Bro,h.r- & Co.. Circular.

Ter As,s LeNDoy, Friday, NAV l. leS7-5S.N.
The Colonial and Foreign Produce Markets have been arm
s week SUGAR IN active demand and CoFFEE steady Tg
AID CoTT0N duL BREADsrvvFs frmer The demand for
mor eS,inuSs un.b.ed CoNsoLs leave of st s2-ss2 for
money si fof the account Bar Silver r. Mcxcsn Dollars
. seminal American Eagles 10 A. Doubloou> Spanish
~ - South American IS.
NNaIR-fnces Of MANUFACTURED are reduced d. y 70. We
9e.s Icsgh Cake snd Tls s26 = iua; Shestdng lld Vel
low hetsi Sheathns UcI = ~
n't OF $50 bags ~ sncticn abonthaf sold Hon
60 ys64 for ord TO good bo.t ord black pa II
- 4 fenerfe Silver from l00i.
'oSo 10 e. f prices: zr,x - ana rad
coTynrr ~ ~ bags 0oayaqul sold privately at S..
l,i N Plantation Ccyon the supplies have again been
~, p,ns 100 casks 50 bb ana eco bsrs and prices
71e 80 ia ~ teysns kne odd small 10 mid selling al J6d
49, ee NO 10 hne mid pale blue 79 6326 rage and
Ohss ~ eSsle pc. brry a. a95i or Native Ce,Iso 90
nor Ii par so.d 81 TO- good bald aud 65 for supe.
,,. ted So as. Three floating earsoes sold
VsI, sy' 81 Domingo nsrd free Of 10 y cent, at ST for
tes 80 Sass no coed 6r.is 5D6 for tho Medtsrra.
Inv w no ssod tts. sad superior D, sbsst 81 for
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Richara.on, spe.cc & Co.'s Circular.

Per Asia LIvERFooL, MAY l. 1857
CoRS 2 barrels Flour from the States and Sj5 quarters
Fmers deiyercs Of WHEAT for tho week ending lat saur.
day ees5 quarters ct IS against 1885 quarters, at
fbe weather in Ireland a been very wet and sprns crops
three weeks later than usual This has led speculative
demand for INDIAN Corn which has shown daily fluctuations
Our has also been strengthened by Irish buyers
who have taken freely Of medium qn,es The English de-
msnd Is modcra'e-tne advance inducing cauii'n c
SINE b nc, Backward weather lead to sppIen.on
about growing crops further advance may BE- expected but
equally certain that fine weather (of which there this
sV change the itcns in our markets uOtwth.sndns advice
shor. supplies from the States At T@esasys market there
extensive being checked BY the advance asked both ON Wheat
to bush advance on the rats OF Friday prime qualities
being and commanding fall rates FLou' was held for
Ohios sts2 INDIAN CoRI. which Monday was demand
nj 81 mixed IeSeded to ~ win quiet trade since thew
while INDIAN CoKN, under speculative inquiry, yesterday
To-day With small attendance Of buyers aud 6uc weather
the of the market quiet In WHEAT Only moderate
w T.,e aTn s co no be- c sy ~a in M
INDIAN Corn dull mixed offered at 81 quarter We anote
dephs and Bstimorc p $50 extra Ohio 81 6djl 6; West
ern. p eo q barrel NDLs'CoRN mixed, 81 yellow, a5l ;
prt steady retail demand full pree' the advance has
FoSH-lIi'h and Freu.h take the piece Of new American
s.e6, I I. sss% ,, In old ,hers g doing. - aud
"a on Tue part OF holders prices must b. quoted aoot
L.Sp very dull g., he. been taken for 80 ;uns The
stock ia Liverpool i estimaed 300 tuus and aAoat
ten months.
TALLow CONTINUES in good demand and steady the prices
81 last week being tuy maintained the value oil Butchers
.ociation 70 day s. Pcv In London the closing
tor 2. Y. C. Is So this month. IS 9 June
koSIN In fair request a. 1. lOQ3 for cofnuou
BARK csrce Philadelphia readily taken snd Baltimore
u y 90l5 p owt.
CLovrRsEED in very limited retail, lemSnd at C. and g. fr
"hns" To-day ~ bags good" offered auction cr od \,
g. o6Oi a. Cwt. ~
0mssPem steady without change prices For 81 tuus
Whale G4i hss beer accepted
COTToN-The market continues duh and prices dro aLl
"Ordnary qualities almost uuacsse and mus, BE- oyot5
HfU ID h n lower "Mddins Is mos; wanted aud la de.
CneS only lied q No. while the better grades freely odl
leo "a v below last weeks rates. In Manchester Tho
market closes dull "Middlins" Orleans I'D Mobile IN
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BOOKS RECEITED.

zHlah the Child Medium Tale Of spri,aaii; b. ne An
thor Of Ny Confession. limo PIP. Sn Dix Edwards
The Christian Doctrine Of Ssvery By George D. Armstrong
ID. limo PIP. lfs Charles scribner
The Complete Works OF Gerald Gnn THE Cole-ian' l2mo
Serial. d. s j. sad!!rr & Co.
Bblcal Commentary the New Testament. By D. Her
mann Oh hau.en. Edited BY A. c. Hendrch. ID d. Vol
Ill 9ro pp. els Sheldon. 9lkc1an = Co.
ca;ed lEhasiou in The Tca:Ent 81 Pulmonary Consur1p
ton sc. By II. p DleEbach NJ. d. syo. PIP et Bos
ton. Rand Avery.
Wsverley Novels. Preside Edition. l2no Boston: SaabSu
i Go. Sold BY Frtridse a Go.
Tho Fnsiislmsn ~ Kansas Bv r H. Gladstone. esd. Wih
Introduction by F. l. Olm.ied. i2mo Pp. So
Miller \ Co.
Prinsm. Rslws, Ciasscs vol 2rno (Ir,ings Sas
H. Sietch.Boos Tales of travelled By @. P Putnsm
Co
The American Merchant in Europe Asia and Australia By
George Frsncs Train. With an Introduction By Freeman
Hunt 4. NJ llrno Pr 81 The Same
Twenty-Five Yeas a slave and Forty Year, Freeman. by
Austin Steward. limo. Up. o. Rochester William
Alm-.
The Mcchanc's Bride BY William q Cambridge l2mo. pp
SC2 Boston: shepherd CLARK Brown.
Marriage il and Should Be- BY the Rev John Bayiv
limo. pp IFS. NJ w Dotd.
The American Biographical Dictionary Bv William Allen, D.
eyo pp. gr5. Boston John L. Jcwett Co.
Tie Poeticsl Works OF Gerald Massey lamo pr. ~ Tick
nor Il Fields. -. ,
Tie Family Circle Glcc Book. By Fila Howe PIP 30 Boz.
ton: Russell Richardson. New-fork: Mason Brother.
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FIRES.

FIRE Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ~ OH FAC
TORY.
The American Oil Factory the corner of Sullivan
and Ferry streets, Red Hook Point, destroyed By
fire about O'Clock Yesterday morning. Tho building
was of brick and two stories in hight, aud contained
a large quantity Of material which together with
the machinery was all destroyed. The fire originated
in consequence of opening the manhole on the rctort
which was filled with turpentine. The rctort being
bot the turpentine gnited aud set the whole establish
nlent in blaze Six large watts Of oil had been drawn
off the day previous and stored in an adjoining store
house The buildings in the neighborhood were but
slightly damaged. The loss amounts 80 about sljoOo,
upon which there was no insurance.
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Foreign Wool Market.

LIVERPOOL, May j, lOJI
The Liverpool Colonial DOL sales commenced the nth
ut when 100 bales fine Entire Rios and Buenss Ayres
IL being the day preceding the London fine Wool
sales the attendance not large and tho grcaS part
withdrawn The sales Of East India began yesterday when
about bales sold Tho attendance Of both foreign
aud domestic buyers the bidding spirited, and
all sold about average Of 3D. y n under the previous
The shes continued to-day with the spirit At
about The quantity Of miscellaneous offered
has sold uegy but the whole The sales progress very
satisfactorily.
The second series Of Wool sales commenced in Tendon
terday There attendance of buyers from the
manufacturing districts England and Scotend and large
number the Tho latter il is under
stood very bare Of WOOL and they bought iree but
Euc,h operators purchased very cautiously Comparing the
closing the last sales with those Of yesterday
tic" average reduction Of about I'D = 10.
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CITY ITEMS.

THr NV Police CoMMIssIONERs.--The Commits
sopers met Yesterday session, the Office Of
Simeon Draper brit we learn in general that they
were engaged chiefly in revising their rules and res
lations and getting them ready for printing. The ne"
Superintendent, cx-Recorler Tallradg", was presan
during the sitting comforting with the Commissioners
and receiving instructions as to IN future duties.
The subject Of selecting suitable location t" be
occupied for office purposes 10y the Commissioners
and the Superntendent-who, by provision of the
new law, ere required to b. located in the same build
inc-las not vet been settled. The Superintendent
recommends one Of The buildings composing rry"n
Row containing his present Office, ~ sufficiently Gem
trail and within few minutes walk of the tcrmI-
nations of the several city railroads. The idea of To-
eating at or above Canal street spoken of in some
Of the morning papers Of yesterday, il simply absurd,
and has not been seriously contemplated.
Superintendent Talnladce was in expectation during
the day that the Quarantine Commissioners would
make a requ,ition on him for an additional police
force for the protection Of the Interests ut Segunes
Point, but fortunately, no more men were required.
The only appointment made yesterday by the Com
missorers was that of Samuel Breyoort, esq, to be
Secretary 20 the Superintendent. Mr. Breyooh en-
tered upon hi. duties Immediately
1t is understood that the number of applicant for
the various offices in the gift Of the Commissioners
continues to increases the pressure in that respect i
becoming very great.
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brotherhood Of man and from these teachings uedu'eu
the two great duties that Masonry mcca'eS' i"u'D"'
wor,hip to tie Deity and a broad comPrenen''e
charity to cur fellows Referring ~ the iaet t'"
under every system Of covernmen, ana IN every age
Masonry haG thus taught tia; N the Lodge room al
were brothers and al! equals he claimed that she had
L,cn The guardian OF civil and religious liberty ana
that to her teachings and practice much of the worlds
advancement. federation and freedom are due. tie
closed bis interesting remarks by an earnest sppea TO
his brother craftsmen to Ia true MsSons, and. above
al, true men. His remarks were finely conceived
ana delivered with rare grace Of speech and action
It one Of the most eloquent and earnest addresses
TO which we have ever listened in Masonic Lodge
room.
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Farley of Ronaou, wss
fAdverti-' mcLt
GURsEYS PALACE OF ART.

RutoIPE.
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HnAsrsrfs
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PHorOsRAPHS
PnoroSsArss.
D.6vs sRs0nPfs
DNcIyRREorNPES.
DAcuFSsgorvrss,
The undersigned Challenges ,he PHoroGRAPgs world TO pc
Pictures ihe above STYLES equal 90 those made At h1 90
,abi,hmeut. }. GuSAEr "
Photogrsphic Aria
M. SIS Broadway New .Iok.
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Another great center of business has been estab-
shed in cur great thocughfae r. H. WILDE abandoning his
limited establishment in John ST has opened series OF oses
Wareooms crowned with extensive Factory ss No
2sl Broadway corner Murray The Showroom dlieS
with sp, ndd Spring and Summer MILLINERY, STRAW Ooeps.
&C. Partisan and home manufacture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

BrPor ARr-WAsTED TO GO TRAVELLING james
Sullivan being struck with desire to travel. bur
clarousy entered the ticket office Of the New-Iersey
Railroad foot Of Courland street, 10y breaking pane
Of glass in the outer window and renewing an inside
bolt which fastened the window and stole from said
office &" three through tickets, from New York to
Washington valued altogether at So 30; also two
through tickets from New-Tork to Baltimore, valued
st sl2-tota $3i So" The burglary thus far proving
successful James, as appears, gave up the idea OF
travelling and resolved TO turn the tickets into cash.
leaving them for sale at ticket Office corner of
Washington and Albany streets, where they were sub
sequently found. Suspicion falling upon James, officer
Wade laid in wait for him, and lpon his appearing at
the office TO see the tickets had been sold forthwith
apprehended him. James Jackson, the ticket agent,
testified to locking up the office on the evening of the
18th, and discovering on the following morning that
had been burgarously entered and the property above
mentioned stolen. James, in his examination before
Justice Osborn, said he was 10 years of age was
born in Ireland worked on shoes and that he found
the tickets in the street at the corner of Broadway and
Courtlandt street in an enveope-that he took them
TO a ticket Office at the corner of Washington and
Albany streets where man in the office said they
were worth six dollars a piece. The man took them,
and said if they were good he would give him two dol
lars a piece for them. The magistrate committed
James to answer the charge in default of - 900
Iaii
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QrARASrINv CoNN>SioNERs.-iesterda the BIDS
put in for the erection Of buildings and pier for the
rev Quarantine location opened by the Comuii'-
soncrs a, their Office A large number Of builders
were present showing pretty lively competition.
The contract for building high board fence around
the premises Seguines Point, comprising al area of
five or six acres. was awarded 10 James Ankatcu.
That for The erection of three wooden hospital build
Jugs o. by - feet awarded to Messrs. Dobson &
Lewis. Bids for the work Of building pier in the
form Of T. 80 feet in length with - front, will be
received Up TO IL O'Clock on Monday. The Commits
soners have purchased four buoys to mark the limits
Of the Quarantine sIehorsge, and they viii be located
in few days. ssli that renewed propositions have
been made TO the Quarantine Commissioners in regard
the location Of the Quarantine a, Coucy Island These
proposals are made with the concurrence of joint
owner. on the water front, and to an extent covering
oil the land and water necessary to the public health
and for commercial purposes.
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Advertisement
,IXnN Nj IN
,ditOr Of The

Salpe and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No Shsv
Hernia Piles Fstua Concealed Abscess OF the ksotu
cured without the knife gstue. The office Of The Schpc
ia at No yesey ST. Asor House. where all literary and bus
ness communications DO le the editor tnsaots nos
but business at his Office. Oce houIs from
and TO 0 evenings. Consulting fee, %.
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IAdvsrtisement.1
ANTON TEA COMPANY have

variety Of TrAs for Grocer Tea Dealers and pa
yete i.nRes-sorehong Oolong and Young Hyon from y
cents cents Gunpowde and Imperial from p sents to -
sents-a other qualities equally low Also boxes u COED
Fruily Tea for dollar. Call and examine.
Nc. Ia Chathsn.st, between Pearl aud Roosevelt sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

ALLEGED ROBBERY-Ida Cohen, German woman,
who keeps small ciga- shop in the Bovery, near
Rivington street stands charged with having entced
one John Hall into the Of her premises and then
robbing him Of his gold watch and chain valued OF
$50. Ida was taken before Justice Wood and COM
itted to pron for trial The stolen property has not
vet been recovered.
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tAiyertisementl
TuP MOST AMI SING OF AII.-StrangcrS IN our

city should miss the bill of attractions to-day At BAN
NUNS MUSEUM Besides The Dsughter ~ the Regiments
snd TIL Two Galley Slaves" performed Thi. Evening there
the beautiful and exceedingly attractive moral drains a
Ncshbor LAKEWOOD the latest novelty repeated This At-
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Advertisement.
Gas ElS-GLS Futures FOR TIE SPRING

TRADE-Severa pstors beautiful in design and I'm
ish offered before Call az great Manufacturing
Depot No. so Broadway. ARCHER, WARsER Il Co.
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Lair
M;d5lin, - Id I'D. 7 7.

Total sfoct Of Cotton thu. port $4,000 bales; American,
500 600 bales time last year, 1907 bales
American 39i GOO bales.
The tghness OF has had depressing influence on
trade IN Manchester which has been very quiet the
week.
Tho Corn has been less animated but the advance in
Wheat OF 81 A. Obtained in the early part Of Tie week
has been maintained Indian Corn is quiet aud prices have
given way quarter from the extreme quotations Of yester
aay Flour fair demand last weeks prices White Wheat
8ioasiGi red 7llQ07 p ~ 10. Westers Canal Flour p
Philadelphia aud Baltimore 50 oSi Ohio 81 d32
Csnsdian so 05lI T. bbl
The demand for RoSN improved the sales reaching 500
Bs Of 4lO0j Z cut. for common quality Of American.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
ur.,,, s,;,,e, a. Co.'S Circular.

Per dsid LIVERPOOL, MAY !, ISE
The COTTON for the week ending last evening
are al bales Of which 200 to exporters and
1900 70 specuaors. Ia this amount however included
1000 bales have been forwarded direct from The ships
side to the interior making the auua purchases by the trade
about bales The market continues extremely dull with
decline in prices of 3D. b TO- which the de- nand freely
supplied
tauel, at the following quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

PiIoT oNNI>sIoSER>.-There Is some reason to
fear that the Pilot Commissioners will be unable to
perform their duties under the new act, from want OF
the necessary funds. Provision is made for their ex-
penses TO certain indefinite extent, by the appropra-
ton of the fines and penalties that may be imposed for
vioatio, Of the provisions OF the Port bill to az amount
not exceeding $40 600; but this the Commissioners do
not rely upon, as in their opinion, when the law comes
to be rgidly enforced very few fines will be collected.
They have already addressed the Chamber OF Com
merce end Board OF Underwriters, by which BODIES
they are appointed, requesting that they may be guar
anteed against any expense necessarily incurred IN the
discharge of their duties. No reply has yet been re-
ceived by the Commissioners but is understood that
the Chamber and Underwriters will decline to advance
any moneys for this purpose. The Comm 'toner' re'
ceiye no compensation themselves, and only desire
that their assistants should be paid, and that by re-
sponsible source. In the event OF their accepting
office under the rev act they design appointing hr'
Abrom Turnure a. Superintendent. This gentleman
is well known a. an old pilot, aud formerly held the
position Of Iiarbcr-A Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

The TABLES TURSED.-A hard-lOoking customer,
who his Robert Sturgeon, ~ On friday
soume pTi.on by Justice Fi4nda aHdrr hs 9io"hB
On Tursd.y evening surge ana @AOnsi
has ben arrested went - m" nous" o rhlP
Minor No 1;An.-,ot and u III absence attempted
10 ..e Improper liberties with Ns Minor which 'nr sncces,
f, resisted vhsh ergsd the intTuders 's tn~J cs
times with shovel While this ssssnlt beng
cored upon VIZ. Mnor hey hu'5-rt arrived and : once
undertook 10 pro-c, we vhereupoS the rulans seized
Mr. Minor by In. ana dragged him out Of the place and re
tuned 20 the A. this II me proct efnEs Minor
win an CID dasger which be ale have found IL BROOKLYN
two yesrs and stabbed Sturgeon with in tEe am
hch cooled Of the latter and II fited him 70 Fave
The perirs He shortly si.ergaId wtnt before Justice an
dream aid NJ red p!-l against Minor r sta0ons o.
and he was Accordingly arrested. On being taken before jus
tie Fsud, az and c-tiiyIg the above f@ots, hs Wa
dhags. Oh ground HAVING lone than cfcnn
stances warranted ssd warrant "a. Issued Tor re Of
c,rs.r AMI h. srcnpce. Sturgeon hl 10 bail ia the
.nrs Il 20 10 answer for tn OheRse.
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TIE MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

SATURDAY, MAY Is.
Centennial C,i,JdfOn Of tie Neic Church Third d~y)-
Meeting discussion and addresses Hop Chapel 10
SUNDAY MAY H.
Centennial Celebration Of me Ne1 ChVreh-DYiue services
and communion AZ tho Chapel in Eleventh street.
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fAdyertisement.l
A CIEE EOR TIE ASTHMA -There are

n Z
we'll aestcd Of this distressing complaint BY the
the wild Cherry. combined BY DR. WIsrAP In hs
famous BAsAM which medicine has achieved wona
wide repusti.n None genuine unless signed Burrs ss Ne
wrap
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DAcVERsE0rYFEs.
fAdyersisemen1l
w

and artificial scenery public and private property g.rss
insnirate subjects 20 Perfection aud AZ Low css
See specimens al HOLMES. No. "a Broadway
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[ AdxArtiknnant.


Young Lawyers would hnd Il greatly 20 thor Ad-
vantag. have careful analysis of their PHkssoLostcM
plvgLsPMs,rs EXAMINATIONS and written descriptions
character, given by Prot FOWLER, Ne. 30s Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

RoHBING JFwrLrR's WiNDow. -George Smith,
German pcddcr tried an old trick of tatcnngthc door
md then robbng The window, upon the jewelry store
Of Louis Winicrbaur No. 1lj Division street, on
Thur.day evening. Having fastened the front door,
Smith thrust his foot through the window and stole
thercirom gold watch aud locket, valued at $50.
The alai9n was promptly given, when Mr.. Samuel Des
and Officer Lassage of the Tenth Ward pursued and
arrested Smith in an alley in Hester street. The
stolen property was recovered. Smith was committed
by Justice Wood for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

4 CoLoRED WoN,S ~ LINB0 FOR STEALING
On the complaint OF Elizabeth Wright, colored
woman, Officer Rose of the Third Ward, yesterday
morning, arrested another colOred woman who gave
her name as Mary Allen Elizabeth charges Mary
with stealing from No. Benson street, four pillows,
cloak, three comforters six picture frames one
looking glass, China washbow and pitcher, one tidy,
table cover n cloth conk, two dnSuerreotypes, two
trunks, a quantity Of female wearing apparel, and
other articles to the value of 80 and testes that all
Of the aid property except clock and some other art-
cles found in Mays possession. The accused, in
her examination before Justice Osborn said she was ri
years Of age, was born in New-,Jersey, and was No
guilty, but the Magistrate deeming the evidence suili
Gent committed her to prison in default of $500 bail