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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

S,x1p ASSEMBLY D,.rsIcr The differences be-
tween II. respective Claims Of Se's,s yoan nosoo
/, ASS b., Di.,rc ART pso:ess II ttlemeut s-toe toe
H. e John Vanderbilt who has chosen as a. os ss:
,eiv,d Tor d.iaon T. w be announced in lew dsss
The follows: PInsy ns.n.' we're .ea o us sad
A.I.n b., Drrgstss elected to two Assembly
c'n,.nns IL th' Dtet oy s,e. fSs aes.or.
hoStve met; and tie ose oied SIC jobs asn"Id tee
rbs U,.lct ae..is Dfigss HaotOd sgedt' etet me
srbi,rsots, too o. ne etsea BY e.cn qua Il NJ NJ
sh, w .no Roe.r Az wee .etetsd HaafOra sad
N.suA Posw.. sud Joba L. RIIce hS NJ W go -
sr I,utson could rC, ssree, aud tsey 'eecie. '
v.d. b. hfs who has had the nAtet andef
II. sirnf. H.ed claim the regularity Of rets,s
. .v. b the ip,p. oto., ahch 3D. qod@E oAln
friend. of mr Drz. is.,ot to t9 peach tse % S 5rrsa
-st.bDh.d b. the Couujy aid Senatorial ~ IN ,,
Or Of s's s, si n .; se s5rs ,Ss 3, D .e.
o-lg.i-s and they olsG .h.t tn Sc ss's b nd, OF
BsIford who h"lo that thrse ever and S ,t r.n
the i.I b, iusp- ci:rs Wh..-vys AS x %
b, csac dates have Pledged th.u'.Nes 20 a''e y "
SrIcInE- The bed, of a man wss f1un It'us lt 70
vooi Ninth ye-terdsy uornnf h = ID s.d
vssS, Ss+d sSsd 'dMi e. b ID 3: sss oss
je.eased sypssrsd ~ Be Se,oem.n n - IN ,,,D-t
s.p s.G. s;n .uussor j.cI sna t.a'
we's touna III n' poche" Ine eo'' -
, Dess House TOT idtntiheation
ALLEGED Br kGL .ks ARREsTED.-tN.U,ee ,r.soS., sor
bgr.lsy In As..s husr;' ger ,,as tasn hyinz
ea,, p.., On .a.pici,a tst, III .IH unS :,
o. tfni..d b, th mother snd s,eI ot W cs.-d AZ,
~ Sro9ios oTeGnsatess Tue q, or tine past
h.rolrp ttshau 40 sbouss Grsnsu she 'oi
s.,, s.dra IL tar r.h!e w.a e .' H., an ,st es1s
bssou risde mpanr aasn't 80 ,oeiec Up .cd
an: .h,,, u.st N sss .,As, c.
Coaibs tt., her wrre in ps,s ia hsi 10 Goe
a, s,.. II. ,.s.emsnt sob eae IVY eo,Isso
,,1 o. ' 1,s.n ss.h.y 70 @setr as Vie, .see',aasd
B.'ou a received :n.s TO 'ss 10 ROBBED AK tor
,s,, .,,a ,a' nd % sss Js ,as ,' 4 ss
AIsI 10 Worcester sss ro.n - ~ o. a toe C,u
s, s,~ .ss ,s i.ss.ssJ ed asaskre the sscAss'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
suFRKNE CsURT-sptcIAL rERA-oer. e-Before Jad
ROOSEVELT.

suFRExE CSCRT-SPEcIAL TEsA-oer. 2e-Beiore Jadss
ROOSEVELT.
IsIoSs.
Quincy ast Hoxie :,
The complaint in this action was aiemlssed souio
twenJ yesr By the Pa0t,ss defeat ne
tb. d.fepdatt who is al sssigpee motion denied "s
- account ethe Eana. n.le 70 whD is rn.ee
oDast nc, obliged to secoun. AFTER 30 many year" In
'H'aA' iSss. ID Fuller a.: Adam W. TuInsuIl ct al
Tbis was tll asking the Cout to decree tna, &c.
s.in words in win eonssis p ~s IN, wer be rsoaired
1te btqu athed ho1's and ot 70 ns h,S r,,
s Nh. orouerty wss be .od and the proscd4 eqesy
iyd-o Tie que stion was who ha' pD"s. ~ s 10 ~. ~
- h.ss,se one Of ,Ae would 10, oia in the convey
s,ce The plaintiff, Who wishes the neae 'd se,,.s eoa a
iap.r,tiy- Tue Juds held that Lot the n,ea.
tsl w to +7e the 9ve. % ,ns Two ,s
81 te But ths Sc. va. o'en 70 seq
And by The status power iG trust imperative nn,
n.eT sisted 4, b.. dscrroRsry Therefore tie ezsectcf
aO'' sell tie P''' i''' HoS.s,s. i.ss'Isll@s' fsles
Notion 10 stike out reply because aos VeiIeo'
gsutej. .,m,u.,
Amsrded sompI,int ~ be strickap out ard de
udsut 70 i.ye 20 days the ccela-Ai 0'sEaS
served Before Judse MrTcnyII.
Psul spotoId AIT. A. NJ Hatch. Motioa 10 dissolve
Ss,ss Fitch &c act John W, w Gill; Sc. i
psr.rs cpos nsted the accorl nu't De sent :
he ,noSs refise. OF parties AID "nss"'
before the Court. 49, o,o,
In ,b. M ,itsr Of the Eupi-s City Baok. Order con
s.r.tg ref, Iees report o. an en- led. settled
SUPERIOR eogRT-sPEeIAL Tssn-ocs. .@-EsfoIs 'eSs'
H1FFaAa
DgCIsIoS. i
Bs7rv o. Brewer a.. at Iohu O. deyec = .--:fh a
Moten 10 discharge oreer Of arIess oenieo "'' y
oests.
COURT Or COMMON PLEAS-oct 2-De'''-
basef.
DECISIONS. A.,
| Ws..ibur, Eesiisr Co. sst- Krsase -'A0N0' :
| urte OF grated . .<... gyez.ed c1 payneE
| Lob ser BuIektar ardt-Mot.on 3 Il ras,icu.
ss. WsyPso. sdsSqfs,a .sa 6. csss "a
' ys.sseA, 81 preesttins, q 'a' eAfSN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Law LNTELLIGEIVCE.
SUPREME COURT-sPrcIAL Term Oct 22-Befors Judg
DAVIES

SUPREME COURT-sprcIAL Term Oct 22-Befors Judge
DAVIES
THE FARMERS AND ..TIZESs' BANK OF Long ISLAND.
Chsilss CiAfin az: VIM Layton et tsl
Judge Bp6s.1e On Thursday vacated his order
rrspt en- pasCtisn sgDst he bsrk beiDg nsoven aud
po,ptins ID the afternoon the came 40
ss b re yui1s Days who said tDst lac hat already In
pdsd that Judge Bdseye discharged hs order that Court
wou for the appon msnt VI heever mere
n.e 20, pls, tHs ace relation 20 their
u6Auet assitse n. bank hch the Cou raed that be
resey ntimeted that he would net dstu
Ih. Court ssd ths. understood tha. Mr Field would now
M Field one Il the Gssigpees stated that they ready,
IN eood f,th 70 make rs,sgDuep II did not Jcopardo
The property Bank aud that the directors could 60
OF with their business ..-
AZ sppsar.d Mr. Field not a. present perared 70 sy
a,iou G panta counsel Issued ca ordet ioi the oeha
~ D., .Low rnn,e 10 morrow Brooklyn, Why receiver
opld re- b. srpoineo why they shoa be restrained
fcu, d, posing Of ihe property OF toe Bark , -, -,
TIE MI the Of Its rernerns SAID hst lno sss5h
mel; haa NJ validity whatever
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Adv ertsement
MES To BE MADH-We under.

that there are sU Bui DsG Tor. 20 be SOLD poc
auction ,h Cnr Of B,bsny oI IursnAf dst at ' Geioek
arest sacrifice on sce0upt o he hs tunes This good time
10 s led would in the spoug command
fin per ccpt mora thar IA y VIII bnf ths sale
Th. los are esby located Lydasst The SEE is to take
ma ~ he pfsuises
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
NEU-IERSEY ITEMS.

The election for Councilman in the Third Ward Of
the City Of Hob keD, to fill the vacancy caused by
the expulsion of Mr. John Beard resu ed in the o'oic,
OF Michael S Allison Mr.. Allison WAS the csndi late
Of the RepubIcsns, and received sixty vo'es-the
whole number cast Tne election excited very little
in,eaest here being opposition, as the Democrats
refused TO run a candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Advertisement

WANTED, in every town III the United States and
Csusc RIspEsT FEMALE AGENTS, who are acquainted Win
the s in then respective vcn,ti. to whom pfonsoe IN
pIoymtrt for their leisure time viz be given Address r.
Boz No 27G5 Post Office. New. YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
I Adv srtisrtnent
hdS crtisrtnenL j
ltar Sc,f,fs nr,i az the Islea dr. imS- .

Sir Wblter Sec It's LOr,i Of the Islss." drims-
liz will be perform ed at PUaDfs NAriosAL TacATEe ~h
o bon the ref add the fares Of rns
Irish Tutor such enteraiImrnt csnoo ~ 10 crowc
he hsu.. Mr. II Alrn nr Fox Mrs d.
nic,o hi.s Rsths~sy Miss Julis Daiy ard all the com
pany appearing
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
A NIM RASz
ton T,7te American L. arns

A NEW BANK The Trenton True american esrns
that c.cst- has been filed 10 the office OF the stae
er fcr the bank In that y. Gd-r the
General BaI hing Lsw 10 be called tbe Artisan sank with
Genital Of which upward ot SoSo mas oeen SUD
,ctibed b, Hetry H. Hsl.ted, esq. Of Trenton
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
fAdver'isement |

The reader is referred 70 the Advertisement Of
NJ B. BRADY in The Herald Of tails date, Announcing reduc
.ion IL price Of Photographs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

EMBEzzLEhxsT "A young man named Joeeph
Ha poyed in The Office Of the Westcots Express Com
papy OF jersey CITY yesterday erd committed for
sHpsior change f having appropriated 500 Of the
funds Of the Com yepy to his
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Adye ftisoment.I 4

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY Cherry
Valley, Y-Nert session begius on sn o. Sove2ter F3i
Cs gues apply Co No IA Pearl st., REV YORK
q address the Priacipals.
&C Fax1t, a;nkLIHr Principals.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
fAdvertisement
CARPETING AND OILCLOTHS.-The entire 81

CAKPETINU AND OILCLOT HS'- I nc C'IkfIt oEVt a
of C,rp,ins and Ocoth, mpor ed BY HAvEss for the
,rsde oeeo IN lots to suit patchsser' fo
e.sh sple 1cid Tapestry Carpets usuai prSs g.
Ole ohs, foImeIiy 81, now PIJsa o,Oo y.rds Oeot
zs per yard '" Il. eNESs NO. +aths'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

zoe p p,esd In those sct ether rcbb~rie, {. Iss,
? q kss.scbussr Ga che Of Tooa.s "a
Pasr nctet wtict the too eli ~ss ~r'tteei Vo,.
Js kiu.. spdAurJ street bOst Il. due slndle t,"
'g, wLt with god ohsit u t-ken f0n h waicN
lG6 hed hSyiuE beea solen ton m.A .ses.
They wvrr given oh d tho NSroestss ece
S.e taken tsck 10 hsssscbusetts yestetesys
FIRE AND AcoDESr.-About 81 o'clock Wedoes
esy evening 6e va, dcoved in saop Of Mr Iac
Tire Seventh stree Brand Il ~S extinrahef by
.sne ri no~u was ruE cv-t ard 81 Shy red by EosH
No Il pru<eeciTr the hrr He wss tssen 20 :.
without assistance.
ScHooL FssTVAL The Fs stival Of Public Sohoo
Nc c-ed W'dpesdsy night II Ia. been s..f
In obtaining sufficient for the pcbsse Of the meodecn
y the B.ys DrpsrtmeLt which tho object Of the FAR
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Tuy y,c.,y PRotyssoR.Hrp IN THE NEW JERSEY


CoIIEcT-The Woodbridge hss been appointed by
the med Synod Professor OF Ecclesascs hstoJ
Government and Pastoral Theology the College OF
New Jersey ia th- place of the Rev DR. Idog whose destn
~ noticed ,oue time since DIR w sradue OF the nstt
futon and shou,h st yoIng es.ab. shed high
reputation preacher and learned theological Dr. Bethane
VIII, tende I'd u him. has been
deliver to the theological stn1snts on the
SUI j,ot Of " Ssri I'D Rhetoric" ,
II conteu to estat fourth profssprshp in tho
ooscs Institution which Will probably embrace the cub
ct Pulpit EoQuence for which the emeeut sbt - ot Dr.
hune Will be the present secuted BY the request OF the
Syuod.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
THE ISLAND BELLE DISASTER

To The Editor ~ mf ". T. HtoWe
SIR: The uI sign wishes to say that he s the
nf,ous hose 10 connection with the late IL
Belle disaster sls hst me ststemeLt made 10 rYs IA
TO tis fsibnB Is eLt rely mis- AXE JOSEfh COSf.
ApQfk OF n. 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

Carol. The slcors subseqdetty are''eo ''oV 'ei
re-. bot Il G flo,,s rascal e'c'Ped fce e.o'n prop
ery va, rot recovered. ffe fusoe0'' Se'e "a,
ceI It'd. b; FlaDOh Ss't' aud locked sf 70 dei"a'
,f bal.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

is~t2i quioe a. tLo1s a. they utnsd hso eers6 hl a.
vi des On zoe s'de Ard R"be 90 tbs otaer. Ia 9,
s'sit the tare'er stuck bs herd in his coarp r,E-,
srd e ned tesvDy lohded revolver but Officer Robs
wtO eas on ibis eide, the n0venen n and sTaoo9d
bis bend aid eIn. Tne revolver wss at once taken
cl Nsienttes pocket sod aken p, session Of BY the
ofic,rs.
Tie prisoner con yeyed to the FIfteeptb Precinct
St6uoD- Houe std LsudcuG, d, after which he va.
moved 70 tue D-pu'y Sgperioteudeots Ofics to Avail
tie action Of the authorities u Ne sburgn. Lac yss
t.rdsy Nsea,iDe ~se conveyed by the Hudson River
Railroad TO Newburgh and locked up 10 81 20 var
his tTa. Sioce il bee koowo thai Bill NaleotiGe
Sas the prirGpa 10 tits burglary, Ofioer CiaIk OF
Nevburgh end the Sheriff Of Oraage County have
been s4vs times in The CITY lookiog for the accused
On bis way to the Station House, VAlent ne Goa.
versed freely tn the ofirers ard npeo isely sfer
Ii, arrest remarked, "By Cd, you spoit t,ou-aod
"dollsr ], b bad on hand for tonight. wa. goiog
TO meet Of the cracksmen to-day a. 10 O'clock"
The officers jotings proposed TO Valentine to let the
know what tie job wss aud they wnult do il foe an
IL wonldtt mind that if you understood the busi.
Lees" said vsIertire. The prsoter appeared to be
vel posted in criminal matters thst were reported in
the Ispers snd told the officers that he did no. ex.
pect them now, he thought from what he read that
they too much engaged in the counterf-er sse
to lock after burglars. O,er RObb replied I'll st they
had to be sore, been looking after the WLisusb1rgh
copnierei,ers but they had other parties uoder
veilance. vseItine said that he saw oGe Of the
couD'er;etors aet night and tod him to look out for
himself, Ofic. rs WIdey and Robb sf or hin.
A. the perry nesred the Supe'iu endens office,
Valentine ID, "Now, Wildey ana Robb, al | am
"worth to you ct Newbureh is 800; II yon sill le,
"me Glide Il put $iOO more to it, and paJ you in
"slecie." As, urrg Sir. Bill Valentine tDat they
didnt DO busress in that way, the officers ushercd
their pon,r into the pre.ence of the Deputy Supern
terteit.
In the course of conversation previous to reaching
the Office Valentine raid he deternaed not to be
tsben alive, and had shot mau ZONE nights ago in
ore o the uptown 'treets The man. be thought,
was Newbugh officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH-On Tuesday morn
irg interesting little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bow
an residing on the of Ninth avenue ana Sew
ent epth street. aged five years, came TO her death in
the following manner Her mother had LETT the house
but for few inutes, when the cbids clothes caught
fire from q stove ia the room. She ran through two
rooms into hall, where her screams were heard by
lady in the house, VINO extingushed the flames by
wrapping her own clothes about the child DIR. Miller
was called n and every exerton made to afford relief
but the little sufferer survived until Wednesday morn
ing, when death ensued.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

MYSTERIOUS AFFArR-SuPPosEp MCRDER.-Fhe
circumstances Of the finding Of toe dead body OF
woman in the street. made public in jersey City
yesterday about which there is as yet good dssl Of
mystery. The faets, far they have to light,
are these; Oa Monday morning last, between the
houIs Of ) ara g. Mr.. VIM. e. Kennel. a grocer, doag
busness at No. IS Montgomery street, Jersey City,
while on hs way from Hobokeu, discovered the body
Of woman lying in Prospect street. short dstau,e
south Of the Rolipgmill. There was no one about
;h. re a. the time, and Mr.. Kerzel, after taking
cok at the body, and satisfying himself that life vas
extinct pass ed on, thinking that he might meet an
officer or come person TO whom he could communicate
the cu cum stance. He did not, however, meet any
ore and having urgent business TO attend TO- be passed
OIL hoping that some else woold ad the body at
later bour and make the matter public. Two or three
hours sewerd he related what he had seea and other
parties wert 10 the spot and found that the body hsd
been removed, but discovered marks Of where had
lain il tte ssrd.
A gentleman living in the Fourth Ward jersey
City, on Tuc.day, overheard conversation between
three or four wild young men abou. fr.css with
wolban % Sunday night aud as this occurred in the
vicinity of wheie the body seon, it is supposed to
have some connection with thiS mysterious affair.
MI Kc, zl rays rnat the body was snaobiy clad and
biz imp sion was when he IT, that it was rtreet
pros, ute who tad come to her death from i'll usge or
expo ure.
The generally accepted theory is that Mr.. Kenzel
was reh. as to her character aud that she had been
i1 company y with party of men the night before, who
had treated her in such q manner as TO cane her
death and tt At the body was removed by them ate;
Mr.. Kerzel bso passed by there. TIE body has not
been found In fact there has been search for it,
or sp, investigation made on the pprt of toe auhori-
ties THIS ari,es from there being Coroner in JET
sey City, Corouers were elected, out they neslec ed
t. qualify, snd sne city is 10 consequence destitute of
such fuuctiopary. 1t is presemed, however, that
come Msgististe will make an immednte investigation
into The affair, ar dpel the mystery with which it
at present surrounded
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

County CoSyENTIoss.-The Democratic County
Convention for the nomntion Of candidates for sheriff end
Cornuers Ia to be- bed at Monors Hotel Hudon City this
afternoon Convention Of the Amsrcsn party for the
e pur pose is also held this afternoon, at Days Hotel
Hudson City.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

TBE Loss OF THE CENTRAL AMERIcA--Two Pas
SINGERS NOT HITHERTO NAaLD-We have seen 4
letter fem u reliable cvrr.e .epordeut at AsoiaTau.
dsteo Oc,oper s. e.airG that K. l. jerome, englnser
on tn Panama RsircH ant orge G,uey, black
su,ith in the eUploy Ct the eansnip Company we're
amcpg the passengers from the lsth"u. "ho we're
on uosro the lost smsbp Cebtfal Auerica. rneir
names were not published toe hst of 18th nus pas
r.rgers furnished by the Sier o. tue west. Wnetuer
NJ. s.rs Jerome ard Gsney stopped at Havana or
ard terisl. I'd ia the wreck, We are not infor med.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

-
FIGHr AND STABBING AFFRAY IN A RUN SHoP.-As
10 clock on Wednesday 6gbt occurred at the Dab
In House a low ram shop in Cherry street, between
John MoCloud and Patrick Flynn, both parties getting
their eyes BACKED and coun,ensnces other wise disig
lred. The belligeients we're 6nally separated waen
McCoud ran into meat.shop next door, aud seizing
butcherknife, stationed himself at the door of the
rcgpery for the purpose Of stsooiog Flynn as he came
out. While standing at the door, Robert Armstrong,
a s.aiIor. who had been taking drsk a. the Dublin
House started to leave bat hsd scarcely reached the
sidewalk, when McCloud plugged the batchsr'knife
into his abdomen. Tne blow was intended for Flynn,
o. McCloud and Armstrong were strangers, aOd hsd
no difficulty whstever. Ex-Pohceman Wogan, wac
happened 10 bs near at the time arrested McCioad,
ana took bin 10 the Station House, where he WAS
locked sp. Yesterday morning toe accused WAS con
seyed to the Tombs and committed to prison by 'us-
tice Connolly. A msn named James Lewis was de-
taired as witnsss. Armstrong was conveyed TO tue
Nes.Ycrk Hospital Tue pjarsd man is q ssor, aud
had been ashore only day or two. He wss stopping
at jim Hlghes's house in Water street
John Rogers, the boy who killed Mr.. Sxepsou on
Saturday night last was yesterd brought to the city
By Officer Lef.rts and AIR Coddiostcn, aud lodged
With bis companions in the cri'De 10 tho Sx'eeath
Ward Station, House. He says he was drunk a, the
time, and did not know what he WAS doing
HIoHwar RoRsERr on rnR FIVE PoIsrs .-AbOu:
l2o'cloek on Wednesday night case Of gar'otins
and highway robbery occurred on the Five POins toe
victim beiog John Frsnchw.rthi, Russisu, resiiiug
st No. lo7 Main street, Brooklyn. 1t spp.ars that
Franchwarthi was passing dIrs Baxter rect, waen
he was set upon by James MsQuiaioey wlhim
Brown John Csrroll and On o.heT young rafi.n, who
rushsd out Of Of the low badogs in that vicinity
Frsrohuarthi alleges that Brown seized him a. u,
the reek with both hands, t~o others seizsd hts
hands, and the fourth iiHsd bis pockets, stsalng
iherefiom 30 in bspk.biDs. The party Of garrotefs
then fed. but were pursued by Fraschwsrhi, VINO
e'ied fer help FoItunstely, Officers Flyno aud VIII
soD ofthe Sixth Pnciu were near at baod, aud See
sgthe robbsn run, pursued and arrested Br'wa and
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
.orvr cALEyDAR-rHrs pAv.

CiRcUrr- PAKT L-Hos. lvAk
ScpRExt SO sis iso4 GsI 1915 2ss % ec4 zs,i sA
100 ~ ~. i.' isIs 1904 50 100. Hll ss-rAnT ~
"a "a 1s' Iess 1919, 1911 io'1 100 '''' i''' ""
isi.; s.sSrsE ,sSI CorkT-sPEcsaL TERM.-Nos Is, y.
ia +cas.oS PLrAs-PaRT NO Jury.--Noe -
$50 80 .si s6s @ sI ss ss e az ~ ns =; "a ~ n
par II No Jury -Soa ~ Nt & S1; e., .s M ~ %" '''
srrrnioR CoyR1-IRIAL TERs.-Nss ~
s.' 2E 5A sb, 56 Ss7 s95 es3. 81, a. 80 81 =
Z. 4 DisIRIcT CorRT-N,s %. ~. ia 's -
s. s6 81. Sc - crs,n.I rrra :
BsooKIyS SuPRIME CorEf-GLsLhsss "a ssasss q.
C,LyADA. Oct q Men FL me- stpe uSus%D . =
b 81 g ss, 50, 40, a. a q, isi. Y a. .-Scs. q lS
BRooxLYS Cirr CoVRT CALlSDN'' -. 'a''
Il. a. ", &C. 81 u, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

RtkmsG spi spruce streets; saia box VI sol
beng pIso6 ihers,a order tia, AK sao all rect
p,ot II, afd ,be her eoc q the plsrk 'ng ol,c-
OF hoite in toe in-ide OF said story, sl1 iStd's
be,re 'si go for ~k to stand ueoo; tai iano
The, aid ok Of wo,d ~se secured 80 ~ (, pre-.
v.ltiis isirg In he sueet, eGd tina, ims1 ~.
ben escritc,d We ne Of the opisoa ,hs: thu COZ
tractors OF thu boihg 10 william ,treet sod the e'c-
kenes. theJ have oxtibled in having used proper
m. an. to trv.ect paeeefs-by from injr.y"T
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
FAMINE ccURr-oct ia Rctore judy rsesrsss s>f .
fotsr. A. Weed ..; TX c,,,.y u.,p,.,...

IDS as cut 'r Va hs "a ainst &C.. Hsnpice~es -
Sc Vrr VT so0cs gu pied
m Nice usn ar, The detndan, 's1 'he G. Ss
ex.svserc "a sn uitsse q the neo~ q himsef ard g
and alec "a creH given 10 a.. .-,e. s,x - -
20 tse husband IL was sho~p tbss IN. lsly usseI =
lury u01e the of 'h fuass sus ItAoa, .ss;ss 49,
sded tie psptif the IA amoan, clsl nd vth =
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

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- cs' sud Witne-ss. se. rsyssss ee ..S. (. s,rs
H-r,soo ss,. III Msyrr : f,aoe.alae- a,sui-ssI
Eevnd h.eruey sgt Wm n. Eiy. &c-Msusa
Jebes Suths riatc sgt Charles l.. Y"s,g.-Ocder a
'e.s esus- ecbsrrd. ana tmpar>J iniq,ot q ss,aivL
u tie Gaze of Thomas Saunders agt Msr.hl a
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

John yanc ewo-r stce box 0f candles woitn ~.
Or the CO ANT John Gilman Of the Third Precinct ris
.sl to the PoLteDtsaIy for six mouths 4, M.
Wu Kme colorrd, and a boy, stole, on the YIN H
Oct black mare 81 set Of harness w.tth -
ad p.da!,s agoa worh ecn al of the ssise of go
treu, Cbsss ford No le4 Goet .t,e. Tns seoa..d w
found 0n. the property tor sais BY heoe Lusa
MI. Eus n sullivan, an aligned on the complaint q
Lewis P,,se No I55 Worth street for keepns disoosny
house No Isl Worth street was sert ." the fsa'e"'"T w
The csse Of Jane Cornell charged with assault sse
battery wm Clossy s~ ordeIered over !" Tie 'os's
sessioIs, forfeiture Ct bail ..-.,. A..--~
PaIrict C.noklib, sraened for ssssult eod eeuese
on Jeenieh Buhey Of re % EIt TwentJ hiIn sseos ~"
ei.sLnI ae at the request of the complainant,
Ecvsrd Mid William Snyder, f~nx ofovei 80
yIec.res BisItiDet p..ded s"isy 70 sa s"d -
te.f lara rom Dert W: floyd "i NO ~ H'''A
TINE Gsferr.d a. Saturday 90. -. - "A
Ib,n,a, Gin. wa committed for assault ana oss-
IN CosrLs Watkins of No 2s CsrmIe street, AMI ~
Yu,d IS -, IN ..x.,.
join Barbares stole dozen back Six crsvcses
yo,tb ga oD tie lk September ficm Cnas, B,d'sn Ne
s. Coutsud dt street ase " Ae Pentenssy TOT ~
months =. ,,.s..o.;o.,,,p
C1n,les Held woe snsigned for selling ;nt"Iesunx
uquof ca SaErsy S.1tenber So On ths eou h..ss
Biediey t be TsLth Police Pr-eiHet pi'uisssa 's's"
sno,lrt ,u. D.. iLs the pens ~ Of 80 ,.h 49,
Lbtc L1yit. atd L-wis Levine, cnargea rsx.S~
ssun ana h,te1y. and AdolPhos Lip@An' NO
M,cts., N, Ma us srrsigned for sssui ana sssS N
on John Taykr No. lsi West rs sntirI,I Ti,o-
WiIsn HMpsy, Mary sres hses, rsS, .nsisres fx -
.sI: sie bs,,.r, snd psck o, RpssyL r. ,s.r we're III a..
b.osa or .bss Of vitpe.ses .h.v rooyicted suh
s-seIa "..s or .Sjourrss 70 fa,sre e.y L 49,
be- ef cs,es this morptps su ,o1r, oe.oci
-, teiou-nti 20 to-rofro" ih''"s
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-15

A LESSON FROM DIsDs.--A gentleman oh. served ii: thicktt of bushes near hs dwelling a collection of brown thrushes, who for several days attracted his attention by their loud cries and strange movements. At length his cur osity was so much excited, that he determined to see if he could ascertain the cause of the e1- citement among them.
 On examining the bushes he found 8 female thrush, whose wing was caught in a limb il. such way that she could not escape. Near by was her nest, containing several half grown birds. On retiring a little distance, a compa- ny of thrushes appeared, with worms and oth- CT insects in tlser mouths, which they gave first to the mother, and then to her young she in the meaa while cheering them in tLcir labor of love with a song of gratitude.
 After watching tie interesting scene unti curiosity was satisfied, the gentleman released the poor bird, when she flew to her nest with d grateful song to her deverer, and her char!. table neighbors dispersed to their usual abo1cs singing as they weut, 8 song of praise.
 Na's0naJ LatsAigereer.