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WANTED-s situation by young Woman as
w COOK WASHER ssd IR0NER; eSn bake well; Is
v{,ltx 70 40 a. CHAhBERMAiD and ASSIST ia the WASH
mo ana IRONING she experienced IN either cspscity
ecod city ,ef renee BE- Call fo- days No ~
We sta o. oA,ec0a 20 Sos,a'ts i,s.cc a ias country
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Board an6 Rooms.

4 CHOICE Of ROOMS, with BOARD, may 6s
"A hsd BY pJirs early A. No q ~eh So corner liver
n y.Tisoe. Dinner O'clock No smoking allowed IN tne
house
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nor SALE-A fine FARM Of e Acres, or less

~
desired with tine Buildings and in hiGh state OF cult
van the line OF the New Jersey Raold and 80 miles
from New York Also several DWELLINGS, with valuable
Land attached in the VILLAGE Of Metuchn, " J. Apply to
morrow TO WI. w. SMITH No IL Warren ~, or Box No.
?ye9 New. York Post Office.
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10 LEI-COi lAuESFVn of'1-sl' hetr lOth-
az. wrl Gsrteus Abe WITH ene ~ les rtr..
by Boo r sF.e stsxs. from I'D ~ sad Bn.i~. AZ evy
ss'fe ~: ssc by Hgisor 2vsr Rxlrvst Appy 4 sFs-
WINS HoAIf. No IS B~e<ga9-st. hoH -
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Tbances for buslness men

DROOKLYN CITY WATER WORKS. -
ID PROPOSALS for STOP COCKS.-Seaed Proposals. will
b. received Office, Haivy Bwdios BROOKLYN IA u,
no. Of SATURDAY MArh H. 1881 Tor the cHtfe supply on
STOP COCKS for these Works Specifications may b. had a.
this OF Engineers Office ame buil,ng. ameT the an oil
March IL d" SLhh3 y"
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6onses to Get.

A PART of a HOUSE, No. Ia East Broadway.
~ TO LET .lsll family without small children + BE-
..fn from II ~ u
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ITO LET STORE No. 1c Beekman-st.. Base.
utut ard four stor. shove sitai " are LEASE fJl
SALE II desi-ed Il quire the premises
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/ Ac-The BUILDING or 5zh-,-. between Broad~.y a.,
tAsv rev ocerpd BY she Sts-st Preseytsran Church
Al.o emu nv ~ ING HOUSE Bfo.cwAy s<twssu s
Ana Stlsfs T. quiz II c FOiLLOS No 81 Cha.n. .
81. Over CbA;hArn BNuk. fron 2 10 l! g N
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no LET or LEASE-The spacious BASE
1 MINT o. the marble building corner Of Broadway
AZ Sprins-,i. For apply 10 ST JOHN RAYMOND
- on ,be preu,,s. or 10 ABSER L. ELY
No. 81 Pine 81.
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TO LFT-The frst-clsss, three-story brown
L toue HOUSE No leo West Wsrren-st, ~ " Gin on
Rrookyn ne house In perfect order sad
moterl convenience VIII drain nom me scA-a &c see
COZ yeu1t 70 Tic ferres Possession gwen bc'ore The 10.
Nay desired Lowest rent 500 Apply on -, 2recai-ot
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
FIRES.
yIRE IN Tenth AVENUE.


At late hour Wednesday evening a ire broke out
in the frame stable No. 3sS Tenth avenue, occupied
by James Berry, csrtman, and thence communicated
to the adjoining frame building two stories in hight,
owned by Paul McGn and occupied by James Kerusn
as Equor store and dwelling Two other families
occupied the upper part Of the house. The stable was
entirely destroyed ard the dwelling damaged to
the ano cunt Of $780, Kiernan estimates his dsmags q.
900. Nonsurance.
FIRE WEST THIRTY.slxTH STREET.
At 3 o'clock Thursday morning, Gre occurred in
the wood shcd rear Of No. 2s9 West Thysi1,h street.
Damage trfing.
The DESTRUCTION OF THE sHoT-TowER.
The estimated loss on the shot which was destroyed
by FIRE on Wednesday night reported in Thursdays
TRIBUNE, ia about E., ,0c0 Fully insured in the Astor
-mmapce Company. The FIRE originated in some
wood work near the fue connected with the furnscs
u,ed for melting the lead wherewh shot were made.
The bulldog being LIS feet high, all efforts on the
part of the fremen to subdue the flames proved un-
availipg Many Of the fremen were at fire in the
Second District at the tme but reached the spot early
enough 10 save the out-budings connected with the
establishment. The Tower was owned by Thomas
Otis Leroy.
FIRE IN FRONT STREET.
About IL o'clock Thursday morning, fire broke
ont in a smoke house rear of the ijhmeut Of
W. A. Work & Son, provision and commission
merchants, No. - Front street. The smoks-honse
being isolated, II did no damage to the front build
irg. Damage, about $6OO insured. ID. Donovan,
fireman, fell from the roof of shed. and was badly
injured lie was cared for by his companions
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
ATTEMPT TO TAKE THE LIFE OF A
PRINTER.
Core sppd.nes Of Tie st. Loui. Democrat.


LAWRENCE, Sept. 20, 1857.
An exciting incident occurred yesterday in
usually quiet town. A young gentleman named Brown,
employed in The Republican office, called on an
quaintance who works in The Herald Of Frtedo,1 Of
flee TO obtsin come money, which the latter was
owins him. The Herald Ct Freedom Office is in the
upper story Of tall stone building AID sIeached BY
flight Of ltar, on the outside; George Washington
man Brown of The Republican Office ascending his
steps, and Immediately followed him up and or.
dered bim 10 leave bis house. The young man
prouised to Go 70 ss soon as his Business with
bis friend was settled. George Washington
Brown re peated his order TO leave. The young msu
&C on after taking his departure encountered at
the angle Of the stairway by G. w. Brown, who no.
oerenor iously pushed him down Stair. at the same
time giving him kick 10 accelerate his speed. The
yourg man, upon reaching terra frma gathered a
piece Of wood, with which to defend himself. G. w.
Brown then drew revolver from his pocket and took
aim uron the young man. The cap exploded but the
pistol accidentally missed fire. The distance between
the parties was not more that fifteen feet. The CON-
kr his cowNdly sttsck.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

STAIEs ISLAND IrEMs.-Richmond County Ses
sioas But little business Of public interest was
transacted at this Court, which has just closed its
session. The majority OF cases tried were person,
charged with assault and battery The most important
of these was the following: The People ast. George
Rof, William Bum, James Gass, Francis Finnerty
and Edward knight. It appeared in evidence
that the complainant was keeper OF lager beer
saloon at Stapleton. Defendants broke his windows,
DOORS house and ribs, ard injured him with stones and
clubs 80 severely tha. be was confined to his house
three weeks. They were all convicted-Rof SEN
fenced to thirty days imprisonment and fned and the
others fined s5 each. Three four Of the gang were
policemen in the employ of the Health Officer at
Quarantine.
The Grand jury presented sixteen indictments.
Among others was the case of the Hon. Obadiah
Bovine, one Of the Quarantine Commissioners, sho
was indicted for an assault and battery % James
Ogle The offence committed in June last, aad it
was stated that Mr. Bovine procured friend Of bis to
axe complaint agsintt him before Justice Of the
Peace Of Staten Island pleaded guilty sAd was fined
8, without the injured party knowing soy thing about
il. The complainant claims this 10 have been aud
upon him, AID sSs GRAD Ju-y hare asS0ransH found
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
FROM PHIL ILADELPHIA.
THE END LOOMING UP.
c.~,s.oonasnee Of The A. r. Tribune.

CofTeBpOnCoDcc
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept, 30 Ie51.
The consequences Of unlimited free trade with
Europe always pointed cut BY the Wing party
always Senied by the Slave Democracy, and
always realized within given cycle Of years,
are again rapidly developing themselves iu this
great emporium Of manufacturing industry. Every
Industrial interest is beginning to suffer, whether
located here or in the counties which are tributary
to Philadelphia. The coal mines in schuylkIl
County are dischargipg hands and reducing the
production Of coal There will consequently be
diminished quantity brought to market, yet there
will be no scarcity in the supply, because every
where furnaces are being blown out, forges aud
foundries are suspending, factories are stopping,
and the consumption is falling of so extensively that
diminished supply of several hundred thousand
tuns will neither be ssed Dor occasion any advance
in price. Thousands Of miners are discharged from
en- ploymeDt, and the coming Winter will be men,
orable for the severe distress it viii inevitably inct
Oh all classes Of labcrers-
4: FnAAbIa, no Vf cur suburban bor0ushs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

FALSE RuMoR OF CAPT. HERsDos's S,FETY.-
Yesterday afternoon rumor was extensively current
in the lower part Of the city Of the safe'y Of Capt.
Herndop and sixteen of his feow-suercrs, from the
loss Of the Central America and Of their actual arr.
val at Quarantine. A mate Of bark which was
towed up yesterday to pier on the Eas. River, wss
report.d to have announced to crowd OF people col
lected in dining saloon in Maiden sne that he had
himself assisted in the rescue Of Lieut. Herndon and
sixteen others Of the shipwrecked company and that
the survivors had just arrived q. Staten Island, in
vessel whose nams he did not give. Similar rumors
were rife at the Custom House. and were in some de-
gree credited. We Immediately dispatched re.
porter 10 Staten leland who, arriving and inquiriog
into the truth of the story, found not only that wn
without foundstion but that he was himself the irs
bearer Of the rurnor to the Quarantine. No words
can express the mental condemnation ofthe ognators
Of q fal,e report which thu enkinded hope only to
querch IT, and which aggravated, in the minds OF the
friends and kindred Of the lost the certainty OF their
fearful fate.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

p>,yh e,eyv coerstor hss baen dissharre5. TIE
Hsses psiA out here amounted n ~, 600 vs~by
The psJnent of this large sum has teen di'e,n-
iinued without q single weeks warning. u 10 pam
full 10 imagine the distress anooe families. sTre
keepers and dealers Of sll kinds wh,h this slitsn
stcppage Of labor and money must occasion during
The Winter But at " N,nsyuDk. another large m.Du-
facturng vlsge, ooy four or five mile. from RAM.
ford, the condition cf things is equally o't. a,
least three thousand operatives have been
from employment there. In West Philade'Dhia,
Southwark. Kspsingtnn. at Camden. ". j., Tren
ton, Gloucester, and at every other p"in: where
manufacturing bas been fourishing for ye.r' p.er
s'aaDation IL beginning to appear. AZ Iren'cn.
every establishment, except the psPer uhs "ni,n
supply the New-YoIk journals "lta tnen crSy
tissues has lessened its number Of operatives. ihe
Trenton Iron Company, though having pad up
capital Of million Of dollars, has 'topped one o.
it's furnaces in the interior Of the State an about
dischsrying 500 operatives in Trenton
Thus il the crnmand Of Mr.. Buchanan, given 10
tho Senate in 1872 about to be realized BY thossnis
who ignorantly voted for him less than year ago:
Reduce your wages TO the standard oil PriSes
Throughout the worP, and you will cover the
=" country with blessings and b. nshts onr c"un-
try is now realizing the blessings Of British Free
Tiade. Let it run its cOurse, destructive though i
may be- until the people themselves be"ome sat'shed
Of the true causes Of the national embarrassment.
Any demand on Congress for protection no~, come
from what quarter il might, would be premature.
Let those who inaugursted the destructive system
become voluntary, not reluctant converts.
The painful remedy for this widespread distress
can be found only in retreDchment of expenses. IL
wss the hard ordeal through which the measures Of
the Slave Democracy forced the people in lS;s, and
they must make up their minds to pass unshrink-
ipgy through the furnace But it is difficult to
s.y where we shall begin and he who has always
lived frugaly will fare no better than he who has
been clothed in purple and fine lineo, and Jared
sumptuousy every day. Muihtudes Of poor servant
girls are certain to be thrown out of employment. by
& miles who, having heretofore employed two TO
FIVE, will GREATER be content TO get along with one
or two. If tbis great surplus Of female help could
be Immediately transferred to the West the Deces-
sites of that region would absorb it all.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

Grammar School No. Is, in the Fifteenth Ward,
situated in Thirteenth street, near Sixth avenue, viii
reopen on the 6rst Monday in October. The building
has been thoroughly repaired and improved. Toe
second floor, which was formerly occupied ss Fem se
Department, has been divided into hands me and
thore ushly ventilated e,.srooms, faroi'hed with all
the modern improvements The thrd hoor has oeen
converted into ns assembly hall, WITH two essInfS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

MrsIoAL.-At the Academy of Music THE evening"
&C. Puitani7 will be performed for the only time,
with Madame De La Grange Biisnoli, Amodio and
Coletti in the principal roles.
AT Niblos Saloon, tonight, Mile. Frezzolini ap-
pears for the first time in the conceit.room together
with Thslberg, Vieuxtemps, Gsssier and Rocco. A
programme Of unusual excellence is offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

REPUBLICAN RArnIcATIos MEETSG.-The Young
Mems Central Republican Union will hold mass
ratification meeting this evening at Stuyvesant lnst-
tute. No. 65e Broadway. Gen. Nye and other proni
pe,t speakers viii have their say. The perfect una-
p;ru;ty and enthusiasm with which the State nonina-
tons have been received should be ttinsy expressed
by large and spirited gathering.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
fAdvertisemept.l
THE GREAT PHoToGRApHIc TRIUnpn

THE GREAT PHOTOGRAPHIC TRIUMPH
The Iesizs PHoToGKAPHs exhibited by BRApy o: Ia os
lery No. $50 Broadway have attracted the general attention
artists connosseurs and the public They ere tho
LARGEST EvsR MADE,
being feet in length " FIVE in width I'm neh Of
FREzzoLIxi
exhibition 70 the Cryss Palace sha attracts est s'ses
ton. 1t Is the only Portrait Of the renowned pms orns ~
made this Side Of the Atlantic. .,
SrHAKGKRs TEE CITY
requested 20 pay the Gallery visit. upsfo eo.sS1S
Of IMsERAL PnoToeaAPBs, mostly OF disugu;.bed prsd
exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
Sold BY eli drurxista
TAdveYtfHm<nt
TAdvefdfmSht ]
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, 15 years Of age

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, rs years Of age, having
lost bis she brothers daughter sonin nsPAsss snd
nsees by ths dreadful disease consumption asd suffering vita
cough himself Seerur ed 70 visit the Eas Indies ESyp anS
Japan where be discovered PnEvEsrivs sad CzarA. cysa
cured s rel,' who Inherited the and IN o9nsesoe
sands Of hopeless BY others For pops
Of r-scups many Of his suffering oos.s Ss
ding the recpeto all who wish 10 3ofh 70 ~
the portage AID the balance printing Addrss Dr. HEsra M
Spring st, opposite St. Nicbolss Hotel New.Yerh.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
fAdvertisemant1
THE DlAPHAEEOTYPES
Takan Al Ron.

Taken at RooTs No. 3ss Broadway bceomihe isness
popular They give universal satitsction seeo.rt ~
hsh artistic merit with perfect truthaoes. ~
pictures deicscy and beauty Of finish spssinee
the most elsborse pTodncons Of The pencil. Dssvsssss
TYPES copied (enlarged in this besaol style Ms6e y
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
TAdvertisenept 7

MOST Graceful OF ALL THINGS THE active,
evrnovns beautiful FISH In the fsr.med AauSs st b.
NUNS MUSEUM They fed at II each mons sod pressn
one Of the most thrilling spectsces. The &ELsp NsH''
NGALE sings THIS AFTERNOON aud EyEsiSe.-'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
tAdvertissment,I
G0R WAAHNC INpArra .un

Mothers and nurses will fsd FoSrAsE's CKEAs or Wnp
esied sther penetstns the skin shsss and erur
pleasing IN children. y. o. rosrAIsE Co.,
No. 3s5 Broadway ny.
Sold by eli dru rxista
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
fAdveYttse1nnt1 |

GEO. SAUHDERs's METALLIC TABLET 6rROP,
the Oldest and most approved article us having ben be
the public the last So years The genuine can b sbse1
}. L 5. SAUNDERS, Store only 1t No. 7As.os HoVse
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
fAdyertissrnenf.
To NERVOUS SUTrERHRs.-A

10 NERVOUS SuIFEbERS.-A relIo3 escsW.
man, restored 10 health &! few days aer many yoGs u r.
suffering anxious make known the esns of sss'
Wil seld treel the prescription used DIee: 10 The
Rev. JoBx ~ DAsyA.L, No. i@ FGltoI-t., BEoskJA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
IAdxertisement.l

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Csssy
Cs,sssues apply to RSi ~ Co. No - Pearl st., Nevis
&C 1AsrLrUr lp,as.sa,H
IA tewLA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

WwTER TIaE.TABLE.-The recent Railroad Con-
venton at Buffalo adopted tie following Time Table
for the Winter season:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

OFFICE oF THE SUPERISrEKDEsT OF POLICE,
No. s6 Franklin street. New York, Oct. l. 1857
Ss Upon formation received from the Fire Marshal there
IL 10 believe that In the lower Wards often
robbed and wfuy fred BY pates gaining to them by
fe keys otherwise. You WILL therefore, from this date
direct the policemen under command stop all persons
found going coming Of stores In Peciac.
sonabe hours of the night and make the necessary H.
quiry Of ruch persons IS TO the BY order Of
r. A. TALLMADGE, General Sup't.
DANIEL CARPENTER, Deputy Sup-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

'.e..,.,o ro.n. .ey&,s:sa ase ss mao ,oon .,
4,,si,a d,-rs ne seecrnodas'ns Of tns s'noo =.
,gy .sua ,c N, 10 tas .s7, ssa tAsss ch'ns"s we're
up.h needed a. the eIsss rooms were qu's ''o snA'
for , .,h Dol vai.h s.s besa o,cwjed to eIse' H1'e
=. ..,.Sr.Ams,, This is tbs s:hool which las 'sn'
20 m.ny Boys 70 the Free Academy. We are ve'y
h,nny 70 f,d tSat .ehooi of.e-s begin to pay propr
a...t;or TO hea.h N the construction Of bu'hiogs
,kic, must contain % ms,y hunsn beings. hr an
svfc, ouirsss to pax avsy children IKE 90 many
.he.p The Consequence. s-e most pernicious. Mr.
rsor,ss Hunter succeeds the ls.e Mr.. Smith az princ
ps,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

POLICE ORDER FOR THE LOWER WARDS Gen.
eral Superintendent Talmadge issued yesterday,
through bis Deputy, Mr.. Carpenter, the following
General Order to the Captains and Sergeants in
msnd Of the six lower Wards of this city:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

pkIoE or MILK Iycu..zp.-Yesterday the milk
dealers throughout :he city raised the retail prlcs
of thsi, fluid 70 seven cen,s quart. The provocAeon
to this step s.d TO Be the advance Of 50 per cent on
The cost Of railroad transportation, and an addition of
ere cent quart to the tarmers' pnce.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

Hurt BY FALLs.-A man by the name Of Patrick
fell down sbd broke his knee PAN He was .heo 70 the @
Hospital for treatment woman named Ellen Ia. sls
Of her legs by falling shijs In Soth s.set.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

until they bor what haf bteh TIC reel; .sers snefs,
spd then 20 st ,i tgaIL,
"src q wb.r any pl. = oss-' e ,sis n.s y;,s psS
Of q. erection esAlaoe BIG ,ooss1s nsa' - y..s
and .ssrnsd 70 svideaa 20 .as Be essvsa
eS,sa srsn. Iis ~ ss nay be dssna b
s r. .'s9' '.ss is' s.s ne @
On ,bs pos rs-o.d vts, os.sr with ;he nsme
The precise object that the Border Rnfiiarp could
have in inssrtiI the last paragraph in this section
cannot fs,hom. /. may I've rendered useful. II viii
be ,een that the judges Of elections have role power
10 receive or reject v0tes.
"sro A. the co.e election ,bs ods.s Of t- .sS
csndd.; and shai GRITTY nrd.r their h.nd. stes:sd
ss sIa ss" p .si ss
One Of the geok. they shall within rye d.ys rSs ~
oSer ro book .bs BE- fled Of the 0eri Of the
County Coumi''oner to be i'Pt open to inc
sYc s II such received BY the scre'ary Of
npn ss II Il. .sns sss he .sn send h
returned with insrtions to orns up ne ZANE a S
Judge ard ceIi shall immediately send one o' the POI oo' oy
a. afer the returns al received may bo
Ss Syed 70 c. up .be vote. given respective
. ss ~ s 5sssTRs 'S. asns
Of the United certificate Of his election and 70 the
S +. ee fcaes q ticir .ec,on 10 the Legislative Assem-.
BY The Governor shall issue missions % the persons
the number for ether Offices
In cases Of contest, the Governor has no power TO
receive or act Oh protests. All must 60 through the
hands Of bogus officers.
These investigations before bogus justice must
have notice given. County elections ave determined
in the bogus County Court, and there the matter is
finally decided. Representative contests are carried
before the respective bodies the evidence of
legality" being taken before and certified TO by q
bogus ju,tice. Ssch are the leading features Of the
law under which the election is 70 be held. The
infamous spportioDment strikes off at least one-haf
of the Free State power at one blow. The above
and Missouri voters are expected to overcome the
remainder Need add that swiodle Of this kind
is an insult 70 the term " election, on which the
sacred institutions of Republicanisn are founded
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

SUDDEN DEATH IN CENTRE sTREEr.-John Doyle,
aiabona found dead yesterday morrns ssnis 70
A uprsbt position against the wheel CT cart which ves
aspns hh both hands An acquaintance saw h ssd sne
ips that life extpct had him conveyed 70 hs ,ss r
dence No. 43 Elm meet, where Coroner Conney held -
quest upon the body po.t.mortem eIamns;.on - ~
the heat" to which effect the Jury rendered teer verdict
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

DEATH BY JNJURIEs.-Coroner Gamble yest srdAY
ied inquest the New York Hospital the body Of P
sck Hubert little boy four years OF who died nom toe
effects Of injuries On the 7h ut the deceased v erosns
Leonard street West Broadway when kack ehvea
and knocking him down the wheels passed sh sssd
thereby urture of the skull and other inua ia
evidence adduced relating the speed WITH which "
casge being driven ct the time Of se oostvfsues v
rather icng and the Jury Of the Impression o "
they could eaTn that Dempsey the driver not " bap,
They accordingly rendered verdict Of death BY scture Of s
skull secidentsny received by being M0EiAy bs
9Th day Of September, 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

PAs.ING ALTERED MosEY.-An Irish wOmsn, thirty
i've years c named Mary Riley vas .Irestsa ys:seey
charged with passing altered bills Of the Mercantile eank u
NewYoik The lis altered from to thress but ~
alteration very cunsy DONE and tho 6eure three vhios
pasted the could easily be removed b. The Aoew
as Mary bought worth Of bread from Enss Dsh
er OF No i90 West Tbteh street. rendered s psyms.t ons
the altered bile and received good money la change ven
Ca,barine Smith Of No. 5 Eighth avenue, ske pofsssse
twenty worth Of meat aud rendered in payment eA
Fandresu committed Mary Riley to prison. in default d ss
bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

Chss Glsntz, Of Esston, Ps, ssied on Wednesday BY
steamer Hamncnis for Hamburg, to enter upon his
official duties a. Consul at Get.in, Prussia, to which
poet be has lately been appointed. He was aocompar
MED 10 this city or "Wednesday by number Of Eas'on
frep Q, and u plight he was s~reraded bv the Peo
pie Band, of voIhs Gs,des, after which Mr. Glanfz
expressed bis thanks. Remarks were also made BY
Judge Stein, l. H. Stout. esq and Col. Johnson OF
Esston, Mr.. FELTON,, Of New. York, and others.