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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
-gr REMOVAL OF THE PUBLIC ADMIN
ISTRhTOR.

\. a, Esito, a. TIE NJ Y. TT@E"s
sIR: 10 your paper OF this data nos'cs OF my ~
al f,cuthe ofii ,e OF Public AdDioista'or appsa's
ah seriouely reheots upon my off nal an' pstsou =.
s-scser You cay, 1t 10 rupored that tos DOCKS D.
lsse leo are DOT bslsncsd--to wha' o1'eot Is "
|. Saevr." Ttis ssutetcs, although ms"hs' anois
"a, IL sufficient 10 Greats susPc0n OF 1iy orr na sai
,,sossl integrity. There Is 10 posaoo toaoda lon
|s,,uoh a rumor; and desire TO say most enp1s,
Nv hat il |. my wish to have the most thorough sad
az N yestizsuon Of tbs affairs Of the Bureau OF
!. s;cS 4 vas chief, BY spy committee Of competent
'ssGthy IL may not be kno 80 to yoa Tn 1t ail ms
50. acts came under the inne tate supsrvision on
y. sarces,e Alexander W. 81 soford, esq., to whom
am rtsponoiblo, and by whom sha have my OH:
,cts approved or cisspR,ovsd. II s proper for ms
ssy. tina Mr.. Busteed and myself differed 10 nany
.rtc,s q to the manage nsDt Of my ireao; ne
,ou6 rot yield TO me boz 10 him. lnIs may % 'ns
,u,s Of my removal. ca say ts.t 10 toe Ie,tst OF
~uovG; ana since my removal, Mr., Blsteed, tn'
Lief THE department bss decl-red his eore oonfi'
in ny Integrity sbd ssisf.ction SIN toe mes:
xpir str alton Of my sf4if,. Th' coTfaPt breath OF
= Dicion AUG slau derous Iumour has never tnoished
!, character for horesty, and do no! in tas least
an ,bs most perfect eIpos OF m7 shoH othcla
s,eer. ard my entire personal history.
Il.ystae he nor 10 be your most ODE jient servsnt
Gil t6LES A NAY,
Public Administrator Offce no. al Broadway.
K,ss. York Dee. 49, 1851.
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NEWJERSEY ITElLS

Supposed srrcrDE.-Ab'at4 O'Clock 90 Thur'dsys.
.r,oc n body CT lad In state ofnadity wa 10 1nd
bsrr.x by The neck IL the loft OF III, bull nns No
cr7 M,,ket street, Newark. The buidlax va recent.
;, .rovu a. the Liberty Hotel, ard his been vaosnA
for ,Ou. tin past /. appears tbs: number OF boy,
,.,s in I; habit Of resortiog thtber for sm1sneot
Al Thursdsy uorrirg Mr. b. Ksunsy. the ovOer ~ss
,o,;. sf.b fact and sdvsd 10 lock il DOORS Ong,
rz ere fos Ls purpose the body was usd o. sb'vs
..s..d. II hung BY email cord attached to . f'p'e
IN The Val. rssr window:bs lads clothes ly'ox %
ts.rsl ~bi b was standing near. Toe boty ~ss s"'
vsru wren cbcovefed, but life vas eI1sde
TIE lsd 1. sbout 10 yesrs cd, scd o. b Is.n 10
rIzed By psmter no ooe vs. able 70 'ss n.s ISM
Iof ,hese he belore ed. His clothes .'re msca WI.
ard e..sut Of q psir Of small pis'd s.s s sT
iIsd psLr, black roan ab'a', ds.s ciosa noo. osL
cost o Dew clean shirt, bisck Sal sss - y
v,r1 oie tbeea. In ole Of shs p'oSeS vs. '"aas
II nall ehsin. .W
Ir ne kv,r Of III. bsIldrs we's toSna md. , =,
h.Id-cs,t rs,.l, atst with coz, sod ee'sea niss
vts b,ooSs vlics ere .upsSsei 70 havs belonged I"
ne dsosA.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
1pE NAssAcHusEIrs f1sHERIrs.


/ A Ms,blehe I'D correspondent of The Massaehusehs
youg gilman gives Interesting statements relating
the fishery busintss st that place. ,rOlehead is
he Oldest f.brg town 10 this ate, the business hsy
~ be G. mnenc-d there early IS lC3l by Grad ck
nd his party. There was some d ming on Csps Adn
Il yea ear isI by the ynoutb Pilgrims snd oy sc
rs on tie Cape, vito wOom they had sIms dsastse-
rent SlIce that period Marbenead haa cOatu led 10
ss fshibg towo, aso Gon the yen 1865 = i775, q.
psed $50 vessels named by 200 men. Tue - Va OF
Gloucester ranked next among tue oOoli 10 Fns, vita
1 IN l46 vessel. AID 1853 Uen Near.y half of all tue
shicg done by New EGG aud was acco 70 shed by
4 Dse two towIs. FROM 1886 10 l79O Gloucester held
! be 6rst fsIk as q * place, and Maroehe sd
slAed second. Twenty lows 10 Missachu,-ts were
esn engaged in the lsiness. employing ~! men.
IRON iStf to 1907 the export Of Codish ffoln this
nuntIy amounted TO 81 900 900 spnuslly; bat sabse
,nuy declined one halt then to One-third, 40 one
carter Of tnas nno anti ths foreign nisr1non, To-
tsdng 20 many who observe the last OF Rons hlvlog
L neatly improved the no 10 ma ket Ia 1877 Marble
ssd sent out So vessels 10 the cod and nsokee hsn'
~; and low employs soou; % vessels.
The halibui 6shery toe Its rise on Cape Ann some
years ago. and /. carried 90 10 mid winter Lac
hIbut are taken On Georges Bilk.
Dartmouth, Bsrnsta 1ls, diosh AN, Weuhset, frov-
lhstosp Beverly, NewbufypoIt, and Rockpoft are
NO ny az ed in the fisheries. . =,
4 The nanb.r Of vessels engaged IN the msokefei
k,h,Iy in massachusetts, in 1901 was S13 lae 50 ne
year tbe,e were AZ In M.ise, ia New ham2shife, IN
Mode Islsi d. ana % IN COnneCttjli
4 la 1890, Massachusetts had 10 0OO men Tor nearly
NM of tn 80 sim laIly occupied 10 ths Uatsl
s.,ssl emDloyed 10 her fisheries Tas ssns year
S,its employed 8 6lO in the same m.nneri New
D.upshire, 369; Rhode I,lald, ,l6O; C!eneoucu',
us; Ma ard 1874; North Carolius. ISL Nav.
lYaL 225. Ire Iem.ioi G States we're either not at
N epgsged in this pursuit or else to vsrs moderate
us, OF course IN tnls est nate the valu .bs waal.
ttsries of New Bedforo, Nom-L9Idon, Conn., aud
snsr 70 wns, are Included.
MELsscnoiY DIsAsrER.-Th. Aron Herald OF t1s
INST ports ths sch oner Effort Of ,rtou wrecked
the yicihity Of the Qa4c' dges, few nights sI9
,S.srse,s on hoard besIoe her crew, all Of whom
befe lCet aTmVuth IT, . ueiaiu, i"A'
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iAivertiseEeIs
4" BORkAS HAS ARRIVED I"

PveoI, MAJ osAL 1srArEs Tonight 10 - se pryssco -
tbs tee long 20 ntfor nee ana sorto"s ~
tninr, srsps.d expressly tof ,hs house ~ NJ
ia, isye ted and Ia pat tken from tbs onsns
tie Moth VIVID Which snatled bossAs "a
sp erdos ofo-. VIes.sa on srJ "se IT,. and *.
fbe scenfry machinery. rust co.tan. is ,se mos.
si,, sse u.sa6cen, sud p,ees nAase., a' ~ sbs eoa
ele.teps esno Al the past 'nia,c me Sis,arui,hei
tCzuo FssiLY" TIE Arsns o, - "a 80 f.rrs Of
V 80 prs.. I'll eoac.a4~ tao Feffsf1Aaos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

-. "a, beeio and sus on the sql>re" W.
30 We have eIsmiGed toe diam>n's.
~ NAH BY eesr,e, bat besaa uIy los'. Tue
~, KosrOori' c'rt.i'iy not r,'a,'d 'n'us t'sm
= .rs thsy ar. about ooe'isats Of an a'd'T''a'f
:, cor, they resembe bad qislty OF "a n
70 Is geological ciss.isca'io', tney may be
.sufs--yery cominoa at thst. 10 fso' our cor
|" ~ stt must set d Us q bs.ter sample.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

,srrcspondesce Of The n. 7. Tribune.
DEAL, N J., Dec l9, 1897
he bark Csriolio Of Ofrrston, ne, Cap. Hop.
li previously repeItec), from Area, b'uad to Ns~.
Iak, came asDore qusrter of a mite south Of Shark
ever, about o'c'o,k this morning. Sac va losdst
VII red wood. The crew, eight 10 number, we're all
sved. She lies Off aud at lJw wafer her sJsro Is ell
~. She is tight sud 10 good position to bs g1t off,
men her cargo is taken out Toe wind was blowing
cd from the south east aud raining heavily, at the
me she came on. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

M Corossn1H vic eoDnesos bis Doa .!,s.s
wsrSe Ca..sss q 's e. ~ ~ ~ S,eess . a "a. s.A
Sosc. n. Prt.:s c..,s s.':s sls sT ..ts.. a.
loS Ast.asc1s ~ 81 = a - Sses.v,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

A DIFFERENCE Frances Ward, q servant girl, A.
rs. ned bsre Justice Al,p for stealing g. was zeal
to the P,rrtItisrS thir rsys.
Bhdset Kee'ty, for stesltg A. and . watch, wss
n lisoI I'd fen Gsys by jas Ico tstks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

ARRESTS YoR L,BoRIso ON SrSDU. -Yss'efcsy
70 rIo,n fout men smso coward "hs''n. Aodv.
Kee,y j hu Max ard william IIort)p wsrs arrested
by TIE th ID strict Police for b,iog engaged ia pat
III up police t.egrsph pole. In N0r,h SIT stree 90
tho S,bbth. The pl,iot Vas made By clns N.
Upon beng asred before Justice Allen they wess
lined 81 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

EyEsIsG ScBOoLs.-Ib. sv,niog schools Of this oitv
are 10 be closed 90 Wednesday neI the spproptia-
tc ms f.r that purpose having been exhausted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

e1EAL'so A CissocE FROM sT. THos.s CHCRcH -
% Saturday, aftssnon = follow named D.ri% asr,e
sss arrested ctsrged Hi,h barglSi,u y catering 3;
rstms' Church. CO ner Of Br),drss aai Hb1'tcu
street end s,esrg theref ON k valued q, So,
he property q TIE rector TIE accused vas com
muted 10 prison by Justice Bre.naa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

CRY MIssosiRr MrErisG The AnnivsS'sy
meeting OF tie WIlisu sbugh Guy Missionary Society
took tlace lat evening at tbs Rev. DE- M,L,es's
CIurch corner Of s uh \ IN ana Six stress sad
wss srgey st,eIced Ao dresses sers de ivs6S by
Matthew II lie smith Of New.Yofk, tbs Rev. Mr.
JotIsop, City Missionary, Nj Buhley, s0d Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

PIssfse CousTEsFEIT MosEY.-A boatusn named
Cfsiles korticp belonging 20 Htrkiuer We. appte-
bended on Saturday for passing coun erhi: $40 bills
on n, ia. kof R3Id,ut. Mr.. l.. J Z,shsrss alleged
thst the accused came TO his store In Battery psc,
two occsrifs 70 rprets.e Clothing AID esch tune
teuderec IN payne nj r articles ons Of the
coui terfeit bir. Ga the second occss 90 Mr. I,o1s-
riss save The fellow ir'o the cusfoey OF az otncsr
KuItion ifvred the complainant $50 gold piece to
ktLm SIDE. justice OSBORN commit ed the fellow tc
piiscp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

We cal attention TO the great sale OF holiday books
fon the stock Of d Appls'oo & Co, ADVERTISED is
atotrer columc 70 take place at the ,ale. roo L. Of
Messrs @. A Leavi;. & Co ,td-nofrow sld mex. dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

CoscxRr FOR TaE PooR The vi liamburEA
Sill girg Band, Iuu bsIng " persoos together O. .
bIs.s Ganc are Ia give a ccucert at Snyd-rs Hal In
the Sn,.snih Wsro his eve irg the receipts to be
spp led for he beI DIT Of tn poor.
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Cry yoR1,rIrr The Healtt Oalcsr's report fw

IIIT MWfI VIII Ut f1Oazt T VIIO7I . I7PHt ~
toe fnbsr 10 ,OA ~ 81 deaths Of
,fich IS were ~ L. "a sOm-n aud Is sits DDssse'
OF corsunItion y; eoLyulons AID sesst fever sessas
d,s,. Of brain AID aebrt, ssch cent st. Of laBs'
..ntorp e.L Ilntsmnstson Of Group 81 ~. sI"
Ulo %. or drowned, Zesch small por, 6g,' t.M
upd,r e. from 2. from to s. IS; iron 70 ~.
d o. 10 % o. 5; - 20 ~. 0; Too 80 70 ~ ron
e s. tt0r 50 % g., g. rom co % 20 y IRON ~ 70 -, -
,,n so "a o. fou. ~ " 10 l. Nativity Quilted ss,~.
slI,I.nS IS E.a,ul I, Germany, Holland, u s~edratL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

AccIDIsr.-Psttick Nc Catchy was brought 10 The
City Hospital On Saturday afternoon, having aus.
tamed s,iioas hjury by falling from Q sc,fod
sbile .rsssed il psif ting q boafe Ia Henry street
Or examination il was found that b. hsd su,t,insd
fracture % the seventh or eighth do:sal vertebrs.
His eleutes arc paraly Eed and 1t supPossd tass
LIZ rar n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

Wet ladies.
An APrEAl FOR TIE AsERicAs SrsDAY.SoEOOL
TsIos.-Tue friends Of ths useful institution have
sen. forth circu ar calling for aid. They say:
Itisknowu 20 the country that the Anercso Sun.
d.y. School Union has besone involved 10 serious
finsn ial Difficult iss A formal arrangement 1t Is
understood has been made with its creditors, 10 1sr
which FIVE years aud six months will be ailo we'd Toy
dischsrgiIg Us liabilities, In annual or eem-annuai
IL stslments
The specific pan we have TO propose Ia this, viz;
That the school, uniting in this effort sgree Is ID
mIy pIosptr them, to contribute each q esst on
bundied dollars anuusy, for five years 10 assist 10
relieving the American Sunday School Unlon OF iS
pecunisiy embarrassment. We believe there arc
some hundreds not TO say some thousands OF schools
in &C mt c;on with the Evangelical Ch1tchs. OF our
country which could rai;e this sum 'ihout incOhve-
n,epce. But sctools which cannot conthbH'e ooe
hundred dollars cordially invited TO cooperate 10
this good wok fxiOg their appropriation ct suc1 sun
az NAV cult their RESOURCES and we aevise ,aa. eaco
school forward its donation or about the trst day OF
Msy, sDrusly.
Il only remain, for Us 10 say thu. the American Sun
dsy School Union bss had 70 sgenoJ, drec< or iad
rcr in oii9r atrg this movement IL nss oeec set %
foot wtnout the ccgDzance OF airy az us exec ti'e ON
cers or a single member OF ii, Bo,rd Of MsaaSsrs
We With the fund TO be raised TO have The aoter
Of free will Offering and we have though: u a.
scheme Of relief eDansupg from the ssod, oil co D.
runiiy where this nobls Institution Y ost known ana
mos biebly appreciated W0Bli be likely II comnsn
i'ref TO the judgment ard sympathy Of its friends
throughout the Union.
Cry,p Bread AssoorArIos.-Au Association has
been formes under III, appropriate nime OF tae
Cheap Bread Association for toe WINTER OF ls1l-S Tor
the pu pose Of supply ing bread to the poor Ii'kes
have been printed In toe following form;
CHAP BREAD ASSOCIATION
vISTER or 1878.
The l>e-f entitled pound Of wh,s.en bread on pre-
.,nt.iIou n this ticket 81 either % he tOlo~nz pases
COOP FoR OILY THEE MONTHS Tsos ms oArf
~ So H..s,us, No IS Green v! h-Av near III a.,
Eo t0S p, ri a. No 2S ThiIdsv Sd g.
NJ N West Broadway. No 81 Sikh sy cot Slsts.
No. IS LsU,ensst- No :Oa NiE,o Az COZ
Tbe a ickes for Distribution 20 the poor 80 oe pd'
chased 10 psckeges Of 1871 Tor ~ on :ppac,a S.1a
" Re BUCHANAN No ~ Vsla
n r. I'LL OFT No =, Beekmsn o.
fshACV TOWNsEND. No IS william 81
EARL DOUGLAS No. .7 w a3tH. L>aeos t@
r M HOFFMAN, No ~ Pesfta
WALDFN PELL No Is Wet sia -
TNANCIs HALL No. u REevs0<t P'sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

The nativity table gives 259 natives OF the United
States, e. of Ireland SO Of Germany of England,
of Scot and, And each OF Itsly, Prussia and the
Wet Indies.
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ktvrst'ssuest
In TAa lAIots-
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

stRcssrus LrsR.nY ASSOCIATIONS The ter - q
senision % this A..ocssi0n IS v. Ia taR gEIAssA
"sfs 'e0se Popo.d for ssoploa rhsss rsssy
otPto ~efe soms~sst of.ieot aod rsst - fsas ~,
'ny P>r,"n -oiss.d"csst .,d.tt t-urs.ymss mseass%
a tPNrSa . ~ Ne eve e THE A.sr
P yea ~ 70 ps Dfse'ors 90 sis.c,ssS 20 tss csa
tn psyhs az ,His,. te q sts III. sd 6Ap
i1 tie ht r'e oGihs h fuley Iesz!u ssss s.reafse
,h,s b soy ,ents eur' r'yaA 10 .svs "a
hal D. $40 10 tie ltVdsss g the Lierry aad ksslu
hoou Z tn ssms corSt'ioUs
Other D tee, members On III. sNs,s -. 4
- b. psyh Owe liars per sEaug q .ds.so,
n.ub ofths ASS csti commeasins ba.i. a a, -
Own account usy It's hts nee.Ar ne tsy~nA
tt cot. 4. ff toe a., -
Aiter . hish HI. de- shall h. 6.e do la snaaslv
9hs H, sId u oiecor.. 10 sses 'n>l h- the psvre
t. tie p'- o sme-foi, rom hSs
bt.ew the loses f,od BY the Cons tSs,oa
C>YtoRr FOR rBk soiD The sptuA dcasuea
v,it fc tbs brett # the BIookyu Society, for IL
sf of re.pt c.sb-, sged ooisset femsie', ~u -
held ct the Old LsS,s Home, couer Of Washing.
ton ard De Klb avenues 90 the a. eruoon and svso-
leg Ct Tussosy. the I'D inst full s:sodsaos q
Il etos Of tts exoslstt charity is earn Sly dee rcd.
AID We have 10 doubt that those sho attend ell -
sburasrty satfed by the good enter :siHnes t pro-
vid,l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

"JrpcI" FIyy AND HIS "AsSocfiTrs. '-Oa SAT-
urda, morpirs Judge Finn did not take his sea- upon
she General Term Berch Of the Superior Court a. IS
his wont to DO, and suppo.isg something OF interest
hsd happened in relation thereto the reporters oA'ed
upon him as he was ting a. Chambers, ard be gave
them the folio wirg statement:
This morsirg said be, Jadge slosson came 10 me
said tina, Judge Daer did no. want me to cit on the
General Tenn Bench. VIII you, said Judge S.2s'on,
take q eco, at Chambers TO day
judge Finn replied, "Judgs S,sson, a. you sre the
"ory Judge Of this Court VINO has spoken to me with
"respect ard taken sty rotce Of me siaos have
taken my sea. Upon the Bench. the request 90 niog
"a. Il does from you catpot ba. sccede to it Bal
will sts.s tina, as to my right to seat thsre /. not
in my mird any question or doubt snd tbs reqaess
would rot have been complied With had hbssn
made By any Of the other Jacses" Judge Fun 60
cordially took Ls seA! Q, CbAmoese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

HIGHWAY RoBEgRr John Coi'ins young man os
II, vas alrested o. saturday night by ct ESQ Tor
- stchiug the reticule OF = lady n.lnsd Csfotias
Bra her IL CiiItOp sueet. lie made bis escspe, asd
sas arrested Ia Fulton Street The feh0ue coatsihel
50. lie Uss teid for txa1.inaiOt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

DEATH FROM IsrkNPERasCE.-W lli,n Drum.
nan no bad been In the hsbt OF drinking ID excess
cied sucdetly q. the bcardiL house No. Morris
street CoroLer Hills held sn quest on toe body,
when II wss apparent from me- ,icsl examination
which was made thst death the result Of cot IS
iiou Of the brsin produced BY ireDpsrsncs. Yer.
dict tc that effect recorded. The deces was
~ ,tsrs q ege. ard atstive Of Irelatd Drum was
a usr1ied man, but did not live with lis wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

FATAL CASUALTY TO A SAILoR.--Au inquest was
held at TIE hew.PoIk Hospital, og rorer Gsmbie,
on the tody of john Badger. sal or, whose dsath
wa, repor.ee 10 Saturdays TRIBUsE. On the 18th
ABBY Enzsbeb, TO which be wss aisohed, then lJitg
in ,he cock foot Of Fra in street, North River lost
BIS hold and fe to tie deck, thereby receiving such
internal and other njuies a. Jesu 20 f,tally. The
jay re16ertd q verdict Of accidents, deah. The de
cesieo was % years of age, sno q native Of Mass
chusois The father Of the deceased, who reside, 10
shdsith, Mas, has been informed q the fatal
casually.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

RornYp rs DAscr-HorsE On Sturdy Sss'
JoIss Rogers, y urg mao from sfg nHp y, ~
sVess.ost ard 10 the course Of hi. per.1b alstor.
Stepped pto dsnce-house and grcgserj 10 Koose 'et'
s.Iet where Mary Riley coum,snscedd a., 81 sss;
TO Ing around bin std 60 70 tyo S.coysrsd hi,
oss. AZ va. il ibe &C. OF recoverirg hi, property
and and The tbiei at The the escaped. She waa 40.
ever, spb.eqser,ly crested s.d juice ~, ; 70
49, Mi. .rx a ploais.ory no.s le tso0. Itsas G<
recovered. As sid hsviAs pAAseA eeAi'aSfsA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

FATAL Rry.OvER OCcURRESoE.-Ann Ryan, a
yea Of eye, va. run ever, on tne cornsr OF
Ssyert,eI,b street and Third avenue on sat Irdsy
lost, by milk wagon beorsrg to L ID. McCabe OF
Eishts SIKH street ard Fifth avenue snd 80 festfuiy
1 red ,ba, deah er ued some hours sfsersard 10
h. lleyue Hoeri'sl rhiher she wa conveyed after
the casusty 81 the Eehteenh Ward Police. Gro
nor His WIS aotifed and will hod an Inquest the
BODY TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

DRowSED.-Capt. Il. Hawk, Of Nev-Rochelle,
master Of one OF the packets plying between thu! vii
lsge and this city, drowned on Friday afsernoon
Lear City Islard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

WANTED TO Ksow-Ifths girders that arc to sup
port the iron beams ard brick arches aud al tue im-
merse weight Of the ho,r Of the new Tonptins
Market are strong enough for that purpose We ask
for eioyn sop because tee cast part OF the iron GER
tsiIy Is insufficient, and we have not ths utno' con.
Gd.nce 10 the strength Of an inch bolt Of English relied
iron 10 sustain such popderous load . those grders
will have to carry. Iron too ghs for the purpose will
be moro disastrous ir such important position than
ia a Courllsudt street paving iob. Slice city con-
,,s,,o,s have become 20 notori ,as viii be for NE
interest Of all citizens to ws'oh them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

BUFGLARUs HUE No. 80 Atlantic street w
robbed on Friday Light VI property valusd a. -
Ilou,e No 27g sane street. w1s rCDbed Of property
"a afd at $40 On the same evening. Houso No. 3H
ran street robbed tho same evening Of property
valued Nj S.5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

We wish to remind our readers that the grand bal
for the bereft of the Nursery aud Wonans Hospital
takes place at the Academy OF Music tomorrow night
This will no doubt be the most brilliant eneit snueot
of the sort during the Winter; OF any rate, there
"a. ast year no ball to be compared with that given
III der the patronage of the saUe body Of ladies' for the
,ame charitable objects. Tickets may be procured 81
rHr TRIBUNE Office or Of any Of the managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

LVCTuREs OF CTILITY.-Capt. Kaston, late OF Tue
Briish srmy, veterinary surgeon, who gave some lee
lures Of srsa; utility few years ago in this city, will
lecture this evening "Oa the Horses Foo" at the
Nsw.York Medical College, No. 20 Eas! Thirteenth
street. Every man who owns q horse may proas BY
listening 40 hour to Cap Raltop, whenever be speaks
of any Of the diseases that affect the horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

DoUBLE TRACK OF TnR NHw-HAvrS RAILROAD
CoNrLEIED.-The work Of laying the double track OF
the New Haven Railroad to i:s uncton with the Hsr.
lem Road, about q mile Forth Of Wlliamsbridse,
was completed on Wednesday last.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08
Legislature of 1850 129 dal

WAGON ROAD MEETINGS.
efforts are being made in different parts
of the State to create Juror for Wagon
Roads over the Sierras. Marysville,
Auburn, Placerville and Mokelumne
Hill, have had their conventions, and
others are to be held in Sacramento
and other places. The people appear
to take hold of the movement this time
in earnest, and something of real worth
to the State is likely to grow out Of
their action.
After all that has been said about
Honey Lake, Johnson's Cut Off, Big
Tree and other routes over the noun
tains, we doubt if better place can be
found for road than on and along the
old Truckee Route. 1t has never been
surveyed by engineers, but is represent.
ed by men who have travelled it and
other routes, to be superior to them all
1t is useless, however, to attempt an
Improvement of our route at present.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to me di.
u rected issued out of the Hon. District Court 18th
Judicial District upon Remitittur from the Supreme
CourD Judgment rendered therein the 25th day
OF October D. 1856 in favor of U. F. Heydlauf and Nj
): Heyydiaut for the sum of Three Hundred Dollars
cent per month from the 9th day of August. A. D. 1855
until paid together with all costs of suit herein taxed
Friday, the 29th day of May A. d. Is57 at . O'Clock
p will expose public auction the Court House
Door of Nevada county as am commanded the prop
erty described in said order of sale certain lot
situated IN the town of Nevada, and commencing
point on the south side of Spring street. about one hun
dred and fifty feet west of Deer Creek running thence
southerly along the line of E. W. Smiths Union Hotel
Stable lot. to the centre of Deer Creek thence north
west through the of said creek Spring street
thnce westerly along the south line prng street 10
the place Ct beginning Together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereto belonging any wise ap
pertaining. WIN. BUTTERFIELD