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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
A NEW DISCOVERY = THE GREATEST AND
N MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARSd RILLd LOZEN ING e {, ,
Simple and Compound.


SARSI ANNA IOZENG GEN
s,,nnIa .n.1 Can,1S,.nI
p.,.r.d h y IrpEn f,tM gS,.s nRs Ky III
u, ~ S,aa. ~. $50, Il. a. ~
s,.s " ~. os .p ~" ~ nauieu' snu
III, f I ILL., -. ~
o & ,us S at T ; VII .aea VI
Snssss tSa " pptsu w a.
e 1 'e .. pepe ., wnien Plosesas
organs. = -
careful and uninterrupted ansys ANIMAL vegeta
BILE and mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope could
bring such result and indefstigable
searches, II Is obtained. sg - ~
In some vegetables the necessary means for this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

nENTAL NUtFfC E-DR. Gko. W. SeITH DEN
~ TAI Su ti EtbH, he consulted daily from A.
tn bP NJ Office aud residences Of Gar6ndet and La
layele sfeels, Nase Hevn stleelJ ms ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

CITIZENS, BANK OF LOUISIANA,
'. New Orleans, Dec. %, 1851 )
NJ -Notice-HoIders of coupons issued by
Municipality of No. Of the city of New Orleans City Bank
Sam r. Arnold, j. g. rockingham and Jos Fowler Jr, and
Of Consolidated Raroad coupons due and payable in New
York the LIST january hereby notified that the funds
deposited with the Bank of America New York. where
they will be paid demand and after that date:
d22 ta4 EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

new ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKISe COMPANY
IL New Orleans, Dec ~ 1857. !
n1- This Bank will be closed on the cnsu.
Ing holidays Christmas the First aud Eighth Of Jan
aary
The Of those dates should be provided for the
days respectively preceding he when offerings intended for
discount the succeeding Saturdays should be made.
d22 I'd A. II. KERSION, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
CPALDING & ROGERS, MgsgUM AND AxPHI-
y THEATER,
st. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.

. . y - THEATER, { = =, - =.
st. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
g. T. sssss sss:,ass Es:.s.s s;Ha.s H:s.s.r
Henry saresh'de -Ifseaossr'
THE NEW oRLEAE Ms CIRcUs
,1 me ces =. s Rss ss srvS Ess ss
yKDAfp ~ N99S EnS sd on NEW YEARS SD EIGHTH or
Assss. CT ss. s cs,s.s. .ss,. md ssr,....
e: ;s =.
THE wORLD-RENOwNED
sYl MEsE TWIEs, CHANG AND EEGi
ss
fhese seknovsdged q Nature. freaks after
Tssssoi :, .
rs g.
Admssion Cents: Children and Servants. Is Cent. das
CRIsH's GAIETY-o KAv1EB STREET
Lessee and Manager. " n CRlsP
1a-Cbapge Of Tim.-Doors open q. o'clock Performance
to commence at precisely.
MONDAY EVENING, December 2s. 1857.
Y %
FIRST appearancel Mr. Grattan Dawson; udovico C.
.s - .f
and Mrs. Chas. Hale will appear..
A3-Tnesday-second night OF Miss Eliza Logan.
HMiss Louise seder has arrived and will shortly sppear
PRICES OF ADMIssIoNIiress Circle and Parquette 10.
cents Family Circle 30 cens Gallery 25 cens Cooed Gal
lery 25 cents Quadoon Private eatD cents II
Private Boxes from IS to eS each according capacity
Boz ofce from 10 o'clock A. H. until o'clock p H.,
where seats can be secured. e4's Ge4s
d2s NJ W. CANNING. Act,g Man. and Treasurer
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLEs s.-
Iessse and Manager.
H. Acting Manager.
MONDAY EVENING Dec q. 1851.
Eighth night Of the engagement Of u. and Mr. ". rLO
(frst tne) Of ROBERT ENMET-Darby Mt. Flo
renee; Robert Emmett Mr. Farren; oLeary, NJ. Habn.
After which. the protesn farce Of THE YOUNG ACTRESS
TraRsdinn Mr. Florence i've characters by M Florence with
and dances conclude With the fare. Of GOOD
Mrs Florence; Dribbles Nr. Florence.
PRICES OF ADMISsIoN-Dress Circle and Parquetts u
Second Circle 80 cens Gallery q csns Qadroon Boz
tokets rs CENTS Private Boxes, each, Se.
Doom at 61 Overture commences at O'clock Boz
Office open daily frem 10 To 5 r. n.
AB G. q. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATER- ORLEANS STREET
~ MONDAY, Decenber q.
Will be performed Donzets Grand Opera, LA FAvoRITE.
Mr.. Delagrave.
Doors at 6A o'clock. PerfornaHce at ].
PRICES OF AbMISSION-Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes
| cents No Seat secured unless paid for. d2S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

DROSPECTU8 OF A NEW INDEPENDENT souTa-
L ERN JOURNAL.-On the I'd day af Jnnuary, 1858 he
undersigned publishing New Weekly Paper M
the town Of Pass Christian. Miss to be called
5E THE SOUTHERN MONT Or ,gs SSjss q 3.-
II will thoroughly Independent Southern Journal and
will recognize alegance to pa,ties politicians party pa
It will maintain earnestly and with whatever ability
the Editors the the honor he interests and
perfect equality the Sonh in the Union long thoao
cherished objects can be maintained there and gnon
fails afford the protection to which justly enttled
1t will take bold and manly ground for their out
of It, VA z .
II is deign to give vide seng ~
the INTERIOR and thus make channel Of cenun
the merchant Of the metropolis his
shall ourselves to render II faith
full chronicle Of passing events and vehicle Of much usefnt
and curious information. <
contain the latest and fullest nteigeneS
every quarter globe Commercial intelligence.
Foreign and Domestic will be full and reliable be-
found where Neither labor will be spared to
make every worthy Of the most liberal paironag
Our design will be to encourage spirit of hope manlness
and activity amcg the people, to point out the means ~
and and to discuss the leading deas the re-
1t intention let the Monitor speak for itself and ~
the verdict which the people render, willing 10
stand or to fall
The subscription price Is only Two Dollars Year. payable
on receipt Of the first three numbers. @
Orders for the paper Should be addressed to-
-.4-3ls CHAUDRON & DRVRY,t
Editors and Proprietors, Pass Christian, Mtxs-
Pass Christian
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Also commenced and finished EMBROIDEiIES and oths
Fancy Works which we'll adapted for Christmas and Ne
vra ,.nk kfrI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

AeThe numbers will be drawn Glass Wheel tho rst
one drawn will win the FIRST Prize of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN CASH. the second the Diamonds one
Watch, and un six hundred drawn
which will distribute The Prizes,
Eorders for Tickets by mail accompanied by the money
will be promptly filed by return mail
q, KS-Address letters NJ r. SMITH CO., No 81 Camp
street, New Orleans. ...
BResponsibe will be appointed 10 attend to the in
those ticket hol who may be absent from city
the day of the dawing.
HaE-Thc numbers OF the Tickets drawing Prize. will be
published in the city pape s after the distribution
aPrizes by parties city will be held sub
ject their order.
E4-THE MOST UNQUESTI0EaB BILE REFERENCES viii
be given 10 The Integrity aud responsibility of the paesco
nected with this enterprise s
Hagen wanted dispose of Tickets in Memphis vics
buF.g Mobile, AID other inland riiies. 80
M. R. SMITH & CO.,
'. IMPORTERS OF WATCHES. --
DE- 2p3m No. o7 Camp st near PoydTas, New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

.,,.s A.. ,.,,,ol of III. v.srk, he would have dos
.ni sAptnE tsS va. I"osed perfecy .'lid aud
on ssS.y s, ,bc soa.s might have beeo cr.csea
Of the p,oo.'A 10 sS. bsains the edge Of
sas tss have jared H. the lsboIers in the vault
s.osPs:o, "a, then sdjou,ped uad yesterday
,as-nooa al O'Clock. TIE Ire W o. Tue accident naa
Ian together tboussncs OF persons, who crowded
- .s. ,,in,. ard rendered the presence Of q large
Lo,i,a force necessary to keep them back. They
an IN silence upon the scene Of the catastrophe
"a ,s. prsyicus day. and contepted Themselves win
culaons and theories 70 the cause, and to whom
!, blame was 10 be attached.
The testimony yests rday was merely Of theo'e'o",
eure the examination bling confined TO nlaSonS ao0
Aers who were experts In digging ana making eio.
ops Of this nature The substance OF the testni'ny
~ seed went TO show that from the exPenenoe o-
=, IN that line of business, il WAS eptifey uic~ "
ava m sde excavations as there made, without '"As
nyscsu,co 10 shore up the bank so as 70 pIe'en'
c;d.r,. tbs, might arise Tbose examined yesterday
:, 1ooLed M the back and the nature OF the EARN,
= .ho,,obt il vu insecure TO work at II without
..,ny II properly shored. They agreed that Is was
a.. h,,sine,s Of the contractor 10 have the WORK
,roptry secured egailst accident.
D. sInh Kirkman, one OF the witnesses, went 10 see
q, work on Friday morning, and told those at WORK
A., they were foolish in working there under the Cir
yu,stsnces, that It was not sate.
Far the examination Of these witnesses, copies OF
Ss contracts were put in evidence by which
tls. the contractor Berky, was requedis0 secure tne
,grOundins buildings against damage and conouc' 'he
wo,k securely.
The case was then given to the jury and after some
tine spert in consultation, they determined to have
N. p.b that had fallen turned over in order to ascer
., whether or not any more bodies were beneath the
-riys. Workmen were engaged and preparations made
!. once to determine this fact, until which no verdict
x; he rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
DIE y,

BLIssIn To. City Of Breohlya. Tizdsy, 0o. IT, J,ss
Bi,s AGED 6? years sni roahi
BOYp-Iu Hud,oa Cfey N J. Friday norseas 0e.. Is,
ssr ssyee ines HEs sarah BoJd n the Ga yeG Of her
age.
CoH0RR-A. wIdbs.s Recklsnd Csus.y, n T., on rhiay
Oct o res.ion Of tie bfs1 ANA Hedse Infant dsush
ter Of Abrshan B. and May Hryes hcCIss ce-ssc, Bee
yssrs AID dsss
DOCGHfERrY-la wrI.msbsrss. Eern Tai:d styeet %
Friday oe, ls. Michael Dezgbey ssel "a yea-i formerly
Of Kilsbegs CooztJ Down, iresat.
DEAN-At Es 500 Yves. Nh ste esta st.eet Vrisy Oct ~
Esgeue Dea sen Of TEonu and Btdse: oea. aged T-s'
lo ncntls are &c dayA
ELL!OT-At Nc $40 Severn sveaas o, Friday OcE 10 ~
Il1,beth Eliot wife Of Robet Elliot, aged q yss"
0RUMkAE-Or Saturday. oc. y. william 0rDnnsn' 's''
TC years -. =, Lvens
TIE fareral vii take pscs from ts lac residence ~ Lg
Tnr.E J.. OF yoel,J :he ls,h Ls. .. o'eees m.
GAyyY-Ir thLI city fri,y o.. s. CePt .e aus Is
osvry, native Of sas lac of GIenssy, Asso W
Gays. ,.x NJ
Brasf-l- thi, city &C Sz-.sy oc. H. o. S''F''
Msr-srst E.s, aged CT pears sc ds,s ,G yfA
tn. relatives GieAf< a the fs1sy :, = ox o. IN
to .usrd ths Tvss4y oct a.. nc !, Eh.r
Esn tbs rssience fss- So. Espo,A
go sr-si, without tI-.AeS uris>-'"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

sosssa .ai d.ys as.rs.s q s.ss l. AL s.s.si I..s
JULlAs-At HosoteS n = .. ya@.I oct Is. cArI.ti.-.
:sA, sss .yss yss.''' '4H' Of Joan ' '''''' A '''
IA poy-N No Il C.nnop tire. 90 Friday. oos ia Ass.
La Roe yoonz-st &C Jsmes o. sas Anna Ls sx-A
yesss. Ii noaths sId 10 dsys
keNAHARA--M No 2Isi Cherry street raur.as, o.
!. sret severe Illness. klsa heSGHSs. uts et wsshA
fpILLf7M NJ - we., Sixteenth s.sset 90 Tssr'i-s.
Oct 10 EssA ke;iy, aset IS yesis
.i ss r,sidsne. n. II cssSeas. s srees' e. -.
PALI-i1 aose.,s s.r swioh isisns. s.,srtsJ I'd,
ssse 0oAe~ Morton fss,. ecu II kis william Psiy sss1
PYE-ln Brooiiya. on rscr.a,y. Oct. IS wIl.. C. Pys
sed s. ys,5. ana months 500 Of the late Wa u Pys Il
REoUA-At No sts spns street, % Friday oe, is LssA.
rec: Ct Se James Resus the TAI ysss sG her .xs
ROGERS-Ir Horo,nla Sandwich islsnds sgnasy Ass
Aver oss lness Mrs Elrshs.h Rosrrs ss,d e yssr,
rec Of the late Edmund Roser aud ss.r of tie lssc
Re, Mr. HchoOol OF h''ois Sac WA from Grs.s ssruss
sToKELL-on Saturday Oct H. Of pssay'is job. stsssz
TIE r.svr 81 fisua. ct the family ave respectfully svx.a
to attend the fuuerL ths Monday sterneon ct SeseA
from his late residence, No. lOl Stanton stree.
syITH-A; No so West T~srty .ixtA street On risss
Jay Oct IS after long sd llness which abe ssrs
sos.r. and M.y sSS aged Is s.s IL @S"S md Is i.s,
TELLER-or sanday Oct is LeonOrs Teller sssd yssss
TIE .nSs sf the ., and those Of her lro,hsr 9sss w.
Te. respectfully invited to sttena the funeral % rsss
no 81 West Forty irst street..
TAYLOR On Thursday Oct Is e. the residence Of his 80
No Ii Nsick street M William Taylor, ased ~ yeass aza
uortkA
VAN RlPER-A, No q Ludlow street on Friday sscsaaC
Oct le Sin on Van Ripe- IN the fcth year OF bis sse
WILLIAhSON-0n Saturday Oct. II, OF corsestica M as
b-sn wllsm s.ecpd OF the late AeKandsf "hns"ssa
sged IL years and p ds'a
FuIes TO cay (soneay O'Clock from No. Il Fear ssre-
wALDEN-A Norwich. Coma, on Saturday Oct II q "
phoid fever while visit 70 her brother the kev j.
T1sdwel Walden Beuis Wiet youuees. dsushss d tss
ate scob Walden OF this city In the 18th year ot eet ~
The res and friends Of the family invited 20 attend tas
futis TuesdaJ the goth Inst. at 81 from ths
tsrred ii ,ae family vaul. 81 Tririy Church
WILLIAMS board the barb Lucerne saThsrs
DAY Sept a. ofcoaEmptor Benjamin Williams seamss ~
Rsth, Ne and Thursday Sept - Of African evcs,
Robert A Ho,mss OF Providence r formerly secene
Of the bark Hermitage invaded hens on account q
sickness.
YOCNG-In Horoulu Sandwich l.lsnes Saturday JULY
- his E,celercy Jehn Young for many years H. H. IL
Minister cf the Interior. aged ~ years.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
lAdverisement.
A TRIrE WAY For THE TIMES.-One of the

mott striking incidents connected with the present financial
convuson the accomplishing .scrty with which many hrs
class no Weld the general demand for reduction
prices Some them caught tie commencement OF
the business season, with unusually extensive socks upon
which tbs time Of purchase expect
cor pondns amount Of profit yet they choeav meet tue
exigencs of the public halfway by waving their ordinary
gains for being and submitting 10 direct oss
over and above the drawback their current
Among the concerns that have made these concessions
scale msy instance the large clothing house Of
DtvN Co The revulsion found them in posse'sie OF
fashionable cothpg manufactured for the present and
preaching season. worth upward of half million dollars
Promptly and without the slightest parade they announced
that the this splendid stock would be disposed OF under
cost apd the heavy which they making
The se terms involve of course heavy sacrifice.
E,,sbbmepts Of this caber standing which have
their business Intercourse with the
public believed when they make such statement a. sich
c they cpntI to absorb large amount
property We do not to
that community the sole Incentive to such
course for merchant less anxious to realize In
the nzed condition OF the Money market but
il none the that the loss submitted TO with good
grace and that greatly benefited BY the
ment Courier and Enquirer Oct II.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
MARRIED..
DIX-kINGSLEY-O1

DIX-KINGSLEY-O Monday Oct Is at the residence Of
Dr. Pots John D Dix esa Of Ci.on Staten t.sSd to Ma.
Lorinds Kingsley, osugnser OF AT Joseph Kingsley Of
Northampton. Msn
DAyIsON-acCREA-In tbs city, Thursday. Oct IS s
the ressene. Of the brids, parents 10 Is wes. Twenty
fih street o. "a. Ne, .Sao s'n mF Me- ass Ds'.91 80 20
city
oARDNER-BURNETT-InB Brooklyn 90 THURSDAY, oa- Ia
ct the First Presbytesn Churoa BY the Rev Peck Mr.
thomas GsIdrer OF Washirg g.on City. to Mas MsrJ O.,
daush,st of Wu- s. BurDes:. e,a Of :he fosmer place
GoRTZ-ANDERsoN-Oa Hecne,tsy. Oct "A, By The Rev
eesoB, e.. OF this city.
GoLDEy-HETFlELD-On wet.s,tsy, Oct H. At the resi-.
deIcs of the brides father By the Rev VIM Ionn,o1.
Jsne,B Gocey &c Ann astd, il shter Of A. K. Hefe.d
esq, of BgooAlyn. t. d.
HICKS HAvILANDIn Brooklyn on Thi'd day 9ta month
18Th At the residence OF the brides father according 70 the
CITY TO Caroline eiies, daughter CT D,nie o. HsJisrd
Is, Oct IS ty the Rev NJ KEoI, Chs, Lent 20 May
AMI only daughter OF Jcs ThoEburE both Of Nevtovu
MLLEkHorsMAN-Jn tai, city on Tarp.c., o1si Is .:
bsIg George asacuoch Miller TO Elizabeth eslsseE OF L.
N EOsm.s.
:ss Rev
Ann ByinytOn Of North Salem. "e'tohe.'er County
oSBoRN-wFBB-At Blseeier street Church. OF Ta1rIdsy
Oct G. by the Rev ". s. Bach l. T. O'sorn 70 Hssy Au'
ruits Webb daughter Of samuel Webb.
st Louis aad Newark papers Will please copy.
pyF-SLEIGHT-In ths Reformed Dutch Church. New
H,elenIsck on TaGrscay Oe ls Fr,nci, B. pys Of fs"
Hsvea TO AEelia daughter q Benjamin A se!sht sa Of
RoBY-PARsONS-A. Cleveland Ohio, on TAlnday. Oct
Is by the Rev Dr. 8oues Edward W. Roby OF shs. city,
sra AIS. Ta,rie N. Parsons Of Ha..fC:t. Coin.
sHiTH-B!GLOW-In Broosy- ~ Thu-'isy o.. IS, at ths
s,,oTy nIsre ruti.. Church BY tae Rev Hodge WI
ii,r Smith to Miss Ch,rot:e A. daughter Of J. B. Big
low, esq
rHoaNE-MATTHRws-In thi, city, Fd..y, Sep: 49, st
~ Cbn,,b of N. Ascension b. The ReT Leon,t John
r. Tho.us 10 LAWNS HstthswI al Of this city.
vIILIAHs-sTARR-ia Brooklyn. ou Tngr'i.y, Oct l5 ct
tie reerce the brides sout 40 W Wet Warren street
b. .he Rev Wn Hosirta A ". Williams Of Hartford
Conn 70 Hs, Elizabeth a. ds1saeT Of Dr. Starr. esq CT
Brookfeid, Coan.
WEAvER-wALD-Os rha-iasy Oct IS b, toe Rey. C L.
Jores Yiehse Wesye, of Ph.lsteiphiA 10 Miss Ella .
DAT shter OF WDi Wsl esa. OF BrooLyn, T. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
IAdvertisement
nj. b. BRADY

has recently applied the produson Of Photograph. dis
covery which materially dnishss their They viii hence.
forth be sold at prices unusually moderate.
THE NEw DIscovERY
Is applied with great to the dene.on Of sroupten
twenty and y persons may be portrayed single sit
trg FIVE seconds None Of the mperfscsns which have
hitherto rendered groups copssvey vueess spPer
productonL They in every aric respect perfect
GRouPs FAMILIES
taken By this mode win be found to possess value quite dis
tuct from OF dinsry family Portraits.
TIE EXTRAORDINARY SIZE
Of some Of works has attracted much attention. Two
exhibited by Mr. Brsdy the Crystal Palace srgest
ave-, executed similar IL exhibited ct bis Gallery.
photo srsphic sroupof
THs NATIONAL cHEss CoyGKEss
Is also exhibition.
ASSOCIATIONS or CLUss
d..ns to interchange Portraits may ob'sin them trains
cost
THE 0ALLkRr
, . ,,,iv.eS collection Of Postrsts Of native for.
elm celebrities, and open I'll times To Citizens and strsnser~
Ne s,s Brvsdwsy. oves fss~PsSas ssioaa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

INDICTMENT OF JAMES SHEPHERD FOR ARSON IS
TIE FIRST DEGRIE-I. will be remembered that
James Shepherd was aPproherded in August last,
charged with willfuly firing hi, house in Ffty-third
street, near the Tenth avenue. The building was de-
stroyed, and the ohaned remains of Shepherds wife
was found among the ruins. After careful nvesti-
CATION of the case by the Fire Marshal before Justice
Dawson, The magistrate committed the accused to
prison. On Tuesday las. Fre-Marshal Baker and
others were subpenaed before the GrsSd Jury, and
that body found true bl of indictment for arson in
the third degree against Shepherd. The prisoner
will probably be tried in November
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

D,A1H PROM Burns Coroner Hills held an in
quest ct No. $40 Seventh the body of Eza-
hetb Elliott, who died from the effects Of burns 1t
appears that on the evening Of the let inst, the de-
ceased was warming some alcohol in which to bathe
her tick child when the liquid took fire and in an in
slant ber clothes were in q blsze, and before the
flames could be eItpgushed sue was buried over the
body in the most rghtful manner Mrs. Eottlingerea
in great pain till Friday and expired The Jury rem
dered verdict Of death by burns accidentally re-
eeived. The deceased was q years of age aud nd
We of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
SATURDAY, Oct. I7--P. n.

TIE rapid advance in Stocks since the suspenaoa Of
the banks was followed to-day by natural resoioa s6
Ito3P cent. The transactions TO largo extsat
and mainly for cash. The fall, however, was not
without exception the demand for few stocks being
greater than the supply which enabled them to reus
the tendency Of the market. The most NAKED faA
was in Reading which sold down to 80 at the Morning
BoH6 Tie business in State Stocks and Railroad
bonds was moderate at about previous prices Bsak
Stocks are improving as rspdy as they declined. AT
the Second Board the market was rather heavy uafl
the ctse when there was little reaction in the Iced
lug fsneies The bids for Bank Stocks to-day were ~
caii
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
corRr cALENpAR-Tu, Day

SUPREME oURT-CiRcUIr-PARr Nos. 1885,
f l67s lel lS &C. 1917 9i ia5 49, .98 ieo 600 Sl 2Ol
PART I-Nos .66 ,67 1913 i6s. 800 1871 l62s 1874 1875
le96 l627 1925 1919 63l 1852.
SUPRsNr CoURI-SPEciAL TERM.-Nos. l26 256
% 49, o. 69 10 H. ~ IS To- So 49, Il5 l2s l ics
IA ls3. lte, 1866. III s(2 81, 80, 2sf. 28s.
SUpERIoR COURT-rRIAL TERN.-NOs. 1897, 3j9
5 a s s3l 5aI Si2 $50 5s see 567 go ST. 49, 49, 2sO
H. SAL Se JS7 500 52 67j si So 576 5 51s $780, ssi sI
6SS
CoMNoN PLEAs-PART Mos. l4l8, 1929, 1890,
l73 1882 i7Ss H. lS6 1914 1870 1871 i44G 1859 1890 1856
PAsT I-No, l4t54 1865 lf'3 1871 1896, 1915 j4s 1851,
1856 1888 1909, 1916 1857. 1850 1869. 1885
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
fAdyertisement.I L
,r WaSDrRER and "OyIsK. THE

"BION THE WANDERER, and "ONISKA THE
INDIAN two pieces announced for perform
ance THIS EVENING at PuRDy's NATIONAL THEArER the
former was performed all last week OVERT wing houses
"Otbka" Drams by sas Steele esq, and will be pre-
ep.d for the first time night This will be Double Arac
tons In reality The comedy o. the YANKEE HERrss"
oludes the programme. Mr.. Allen Mr G. l. Fox Mr. y.
Aiken, Mrs IL Nichols. Miss Hu.hawsy Mis Julia DAILY,
and the entire strer 9Th Of the Company appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN-Ocr. T-BeOre
Judges MITCHELL CLEsXE and DAVIES.

THI POLiCfNEN.
The case OF Richard Gambling. a discharged po-
ceman has hen brought here BY eerrd Al the opening
OF the Court this morning Judge Dean stated that no nso Doe
retained By four hundred aud fifty policemea ustet
should be AID determined immediately that some Pn
epe should be furnished which would ppy 70 the Gases Of h
chepts Ii ngeed BY the counsel thtt OanDn case
should be heard Oct p The few points in the c.'e'
of Judge Deans client, diaer from G.mbirss will be pre-
seLted a. The same time in ORDER tha' the decision
Ii viii be decided whether large number Of the old force
legally discharged. whether they sti nemDe'
thereof and entitled to future employment and their o.es pS
TIE cERTIoRARf IN MAS orSSlsSHANs CASE.
Mrs. Cunningham was in Court this morniag TO near
the decision the ceros review the
Peabody. which resulted in admitting her 70 bail her counsel
Nj hatfield stated that she present IN ooedenee
the had not been Present When the was
E- also argued that the return 10 the writ should oe
il two re.pectfrst where It stated that the prson T.
fore The Recorder when the motion vas made fo oe =.
ondiy where stated that Judge Peabody was ~.
missioner which Mr. Ch.,aed con.snds was not ne & .t
ft ction made BY Mr. HAL who RENAMED taar
be might 70 have neglected his daty IN not sS
Mrs. Cunningham TO be present before the Kecota !, Law
only an sotua trial tha. the prisoner must be II Coa
The Court then rendered Its decision. The view
case reL deIed unnes ss's to he ~. prisoner
10 bs provided be bad jurisdiction. The ns-te p..
decided by the Recorder ws. ddsdrasa sn si TIE
body had right receive the applic.on nsa 20 h Re-
proper would have obtain reversal OF 'A' nc
The Cour. said ha they should send back tie case 20 &C..
Court of Sessions r such order a. the prisoners
tai 20 custody seemed good 20 that tribunal n.
Mr. Hal tAeIeuPeD remarked that ths he order .hsm
,evts and be tlerefore moved that Ms -. Sr.n.
itted jail proper state th oesa n ~ ar. on
too other give cse
from the Court the oyer aud Iernn .I M,
on.t ON. g sven % or q. renov. ,h INTO & .as :, Pal
The s.1 &c. e.Isss . IN and M oppose!
toe uooa for eonraitts 70 j. en- the parry ww ::
lrte Mia CunnirS rSk ksu, no contsze-e ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
IAdveStasmeatI
nI.pH.sRorYpEs taken Al Roors M. B

BrnaSrax are becoming immensely popular. DlSuFSRso-
rYrrs coped fen.sesl In tois be.atifa xJt-. PHoro
sRApHs lnsKorYPss. DAGgsRkEorYPss nsts Ia the high
ct ,tve o the ar PHcusr attention svea to .eca-e good
psc.urs. off hildrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
BROOK N ITEMS.

BRooxLYs ASSEMBLY NoMIsAIIos.-The Ameri-
ran and Republican Couyenons Of the Fourth Assembly Dis
c. romnri,ns the Second Third and Fh Wards met on
Sstrd.y syenns and united spoD Mr. s. Parsons rep
the Fusion candidate for the Assmby.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
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