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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
MARINE hFFARS.

Iu1tRN OF THE PARTY IN SEARCH or INF Lo"r
RFIITF SCHOONER.
The volunteer expedition 10 search Of the wreck Of
the relief choOr er sarah s. Bird, returned to this city
on Wednesday night We have received the follow
ing account Of tie events Of the tp from Of the
gentlemen on board;
We left New.Yoik in the schooner Mlrgaret Aan
Lake at 80 O'Clock Saturday nigh, last, to ascer
tain the fate Of the missing relief schooner Sarah ).
Bird and if possible, recover some relics of her.
volunteer crew of men, VIZ: James IL. Perry,
Engineer Of the New-York Board of Underwii,es;
Capt John Ferris, Capt ID. Dedel, f Is Nostrand
l.. Parker, Thoms. CoOts snd X. Morris com
POSED the expedition. On Sunday, the wind
was variable from n. +. to S. w. Passed a feet OF
coasters bound to New.York. Spoke pilot bost Mary
Catharine No 6. She reported seeing u spar with
Fails and rig gipg attached sith the letters 5 i.
psintd above the keel about II mites y. +. &" II Nne-
cat on Feb. y. AaO saw ha'k WITH for" ami att
topgaltnt Hss's gone. and with list the s'ir BOARD
If three or four streaks. The weather loosng equally
we put into Bsrpegat Bay for haroor for TIE nigh.
and anchored AZ ; p. N. At : p. IN, sharp ,shrrog
nom the N T. At a. m. Monday, the wind cane out
from the ~ F. perfect gale; az clock the schooner
dragged her anChors aad went ashore 90 the MINOR
Dor, off the light house; at y o'c OK the sch"n
damage to horef and also iturng in getting clear.
At3p NJ. the wrtCkipg schooner l'aiora came foul of
U.S. carrying away her rail fore and aft also the chain
plates OF her main rigging. The gale continued until
Monday right from the northwest, the sea breaking
over us constantly and heavily icing us both weasel ana
rigging On Tuesday morning. a; low tide, there being
opy one foot of water around the schooner Copolu
ded to lesve her in chsge Of her Captain sud crew.
srd 20 TO Neg-lork. We were landed on the north
b ach of Bs,recat by the Captain and crew Of the
sadora in their surf boat, 20 walk TO Slusn - miles
distant. After walking 20 miles, came to house on
the be ach where enabled to ob'aia dinner aud
conveyance TO Squan. While walking along the
beach about five miles north of BarreSat We saw a
schoore deck which had obviously been on shore but
.hort time. 1t twas painted yellow, and appeared to
be new Being broken in two about the m1in hs'ch,
We Inferred that the schooner must have been in COLI
ion and sunk. Len Squan on Wednesday morning
| and reaCh he'd New York at p. IN.
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t,e upsz The .- Great oaens.I M Be ee4ti
L eartss cafis<
TIE ote - 20 - pset .-- spciJ dv WI ~
,rrana.e 81. Ct sre cz~rSar IN te q
4 i.ssr, 49, rel 60. L2,- ~ Be- Noa isy
o. .eccr6 stk q 'tP Gu ~ .si c.cd~i I'll q IN"
Cause. therein o. 81 ,. tie1 res Court shah r ctts-
sr q usF--~s fs.y placed slrh clG
sal s,'u.y coop; tor th.t hour the ma
CT i- discrs ni ard restore
eA,s psee o. 49, s-aerri calendar order T. D.
~ = n. f<t % III rAs-Ss-
Win e. .os - ---S FER trial spn sny Circuit
r- n parry sts soo-J g. ther-oL Ani
10 n, rs. parry cIr- - ~ ne r.frr ia.
r. - re- VI .y~r7A
~, 70 Of each p>s-pu -nent thai the b.
TIRED.
r. p.r.u.rce ofth>s4 ori-s tn lo rrs e.ule. p,-,
or - a.. sdu for Mosis. Noe i59 ~ - 80 sfs
- shsei II. Cushmsr 49, .no,h-y NilNn Joha
81 n. another. By order OF go CO made h.ca lssae
sir "a Arr ID. iain
C.pussI C-a1r coUr: IL &c. isyNOs s g. = TO- - ~
T. 3 a = y y X. =.
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TRAVELERS GUIDE.
TIyEosRR TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK.

sUD-os RIvfR ROAD ln-pOs co, w~r- st " ss-~.I
~ -ss--s-- ~U Ps.eqr-t 80 a-t esr-f
W. iss aast q r. -. ; S:...s.
20 =. -. -. r,-,a.-r. a -.,sr-
80 -rer..a ~, Ps.Ss.-r q .-soo.
90 -ra-lrla' rraa eA.ef ''Aao'. 9 s,sa~
FAsI. NO 20 .;ss .. W.. &c. Cas- 80.
a- S's 81. ~ rrss a.. .,.sss.
ia, 3 ws',a. sg.:- a.; 50 ~ 'ps to'~i
rru,. .. as. IA IS. 80 Ssl ssr.o8slSpa
srw H,vsS ROAD Opt sr.i-.y .,ic..-.u-,I
20. -secoan d~,;ou INroasa 81 ,t.soo.
20, 100. . .' d.. i'. .,S. -: s :'F' '
80 ss So. H.s 1 s.Si:s '? BE so;
80 1uan.piltou rAos:a ali Ne rse.e 's->oa'
~: rs- cs-.:. .p-a e ii u .aos. e ror,
Gose sLAsD Ro.D-rp.po,, sea,s F,rr, AsAyr.I
go; S,s 1,,. =. .., 70 atsS S.s
- n u'asiale. al '.uon' 70 F.FaASas''
80, s.T:.'a "a . ;:': y.% SJ%'-''''
koe4.J At eios msAns al The stop
"TRIP ROAD rD-Do, 20, Of Dq.n- street, So..s R.r.l
SO. n-ot,'as rll Tr,n y .,,too'
50. E.l Al ''..oo. .,eE' f2 Tn, ,.,..,c,,
"a 80. -. ,ccon e5.,os rom Jersey c.,
COS n ! .i...os tcconnois,on from J-r.-y Cry
ooS r,T ri g. ..G Das.s .s'e c Na .
fGe ? m.-Ps:e,sn Accom- oda,on from jersey CRY.
Tsp 1--kns'snt, oeTy e. 'a'o1s
srw JERSEY Ro.D-tr.po. TOO, q cepr..sa, .s''t y R.
=. - ~: ii nee S :::. ''o''
s. ;s:: !: ; ;::s s' 80 sss:-'
sos RI s'1I-r va. :. r,', ,aa .a.
go ss. srs. ~. a a, '' TO-
f.a. 81 Ss..il cav. Gear, .1.rJ
roRRls Asp Es,s1 Ro.D-lD-ps foo, Of coola.,.' R.
so, n -a.el-r-ora s.~r,er' III Tas r.bs -,.sNs.
&C.: TO- s r.: a'V1i' 1 s3 T.s
SO p N Morr,tous AccouAnoa.,los. al .taaoTs
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y-sf. 30 s-oon.seS ~ prescrrs,as i-e--sd IS Nx<h
Hn 1sf~os.Tl-A' ne ppeU-ty ~ 81 tAssr fvshsss ses
sSs Ss sdu's ec, oAsarca under Is ~
enseo IS Pso-orytsn. tisr-a-S asia E1.te<u psvsa.
- % pcsj"t~ y ~ 81 thea dvrsilnsa ~ 49,
80 49,. .s. eN ehLtr-c aaaes r--. So V.ses.ses lti
tV~snr'aGs dt-T~tl~a SAl Dsnst Di.n.usry-A a.
lsl-s ..y 81 the,T d-via.. SO 90. ST. sIsIsA
~ or s'n uRe,r y-~Es ~. v,ean.sA IS aO1o>s
e.~ nscd- Sht Nos'h Wrssern Di.p-s. IN. 49,
..y 10 a. ar d.,iias. 2Ss te'.l g-s ss-s az,
tsons cop ns'd Lea ro's.-A, the Dsp-a..r.s ~.
al theit s~"nn.. tsti totS tre~,sd sss .i,S
5.els. ohhd-n snder IS yv.rs 26Tl. vNscl..,>a -
pr..,ripiioa. disP~n 81 u ~ Assress,s nnrh-
ned.os4 c'seo. ard medicine rvnaer-i -
the uoUtk Of fehtuSry Nse.. aas soa,sAn- M ~
nvsy2A 50 -rrr e"fn N The Inte1 s,sss and ss e,
,isr ecar e. Psa Resuss-nt to uo.p,t., 81 s.a -
Tie pnnspAl Of dssh pAtAi. assA co.
srs ,,,n. TIE prevailing ds.sses chiefly .eeteA ~
rus say I'D systems hs inesssr6
rrr- paeuni0uis brooc bitis sc@alDs so9 anal pok
PlFElsG puCEtrs ON BOARD SryAsER.-WMism
N, Or -sy Isl l. at s.ed yesterday
tosd the .hp ncis cbssrd With .--ios
ning %. ykrt - LADY ~hS Esd tss-s
the ,trsr-i A,pt III TIE money rccovr~l inm-N
S.y after s.n srd tie .cos'i 49, comusuej ~
Justice Cot molly a. Lsflou.
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DARryG STREET RosBERY.-On "Wednesday n'gnt
Mr.. Robt. Cerigan, Doing business at No 2Cnanoer'
street, IVES leaving bis Office, when man named " m
Harm eton ruhed up to him and sna'ching bis "atch
srd chain, attempted TO run away with II. M ,
however, succeeded in securing and handing Dim mo
the custody Of policeman. The properly was recoV-
ertd, AID the prisoner wai locked up ~ 'u'''e Con-
nelly for uis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

TIE LATE MURDER II MADI'oS SrRfFr.-J -hHs
Miller, who was recently arrested, charged with the
ul7rder tf h. wife by beating her TO death, vas yes
eIday brought cut Of prison and examined By Coroner
Hills. He stated bis age TO be SO yean; that he was
bern in England aud was by TRADE machiniS'- In
regard 70 the charge against him be declined saying
anything a, presert. He was then commH'edo await
the action Of the Grand jury
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Ia " INILLLIGENCX.

SUPREME COURT-SProIaL THsH-h.scH t-Bef'ts
Judge PEABODY.
S.th n. Bri'tru AIT Robert VI. jones'
The motion 10 refer this case granted, sn the case
referred 20 Teo Sedges TIE motion 20 sub ute - plan
~ The ss.sner the present p,uiih j., granted .so
PhL'i stpsse =. asked by dc- adant mat
tie defendant fiEnis gust MN 20 di'cov
ery books psper other evidence Is II the Substitution
tad lot ben made. ,.-.,
Wines. Our Present system isF0ts tnr
.dm.of It witnesses have waved III oi.u 70 which
they testify md t5s COMPETENCY ~ ths present
,!.it tai urst BE- l.it heTe tue caves u.
Il ury The CsusndsguA ana Emirr RNrosd 'o
HCtiot to5 Injunction 10 this case, pending appeal
from ,fd.f doi.iBs IN sn,on heretofore gastd densd
viii co-'a
Before Judge D,Ygs
Al,Isrdst Spsudins az. Gsbuel FURNISH ct a.
Motion for AitaC hn.ent granted.
4 T. Wesic,tt - =. A.. ). Cromwell - Al
Motion denied with 4 costs.
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fAtqerflaeraeu, 1
Nfffs D - thff -
I.sld Cu the fsb,r.

THE REAL HEAD QUARTERS" are located a.
No 900 Bro.ivsy New York two blocks socvs ne rsfss
nearly opposite Ho.pta two doors above Duane h's
the stne, snns Que OF tie r"es' c~us
ou. IF Human Head Busts te, In the "odd IDS of.A
Cbit.t u yuseua contain. thousands OF b1s. ant Geo
tom The al. Of the most dsrgished men that ev-r hvcS-
neror, Knr, Queen. s,Atesmen Some 81 the mo" NJ
is.aed of our sud other cOuntfies WHnpr krgsSs
~ N,sirsor. Ds,cOvsfers Iyenters Authors foets De-
~, DIVINE. nd Lawyers Also, sculs, human ani snsss
cr ali ou.ft.rs Globe, Including ssnnioes 1870
Fist He'd Indians, Egyptian mun mes, Pirates. hoSss
M,s,s. md Thieves Also. numerous PAntinfs and Dfss
ne. a. cel.brsted individuals liynr and teAt strnLss =
CiTizeu- End ths< Nuseutn.-~.ys open snt re-
,gr,e.bl. place 20 Wit PETsnoloros Charts, VIC 80 -.
len drscrit tons Of ohsrscter given By Ms FoTLhx'
.lE.d a. No. Ss Broadway.
fAdy-rtiseusst -. D,or
URRRISG's PATENT CHAMPION iE
s.FE, No. ISs, n .aa ls9 WseFst' ana W.
NtW-Ycrt.
fAdy.rlsemsst.I ,,
row.pn II DIXON, d. d., Edeot
III " ~ o-..-,rx .nA COnsplung ScsSeos,
ccALhL soe - "a Iothss Omes naofs uvm - =
oth -sS oe,~e AZ al other oopn ne az -
NJ ara " e'en comfort Of domestic lie s pro'i
hoep"s 49,, eoessnops % prolonged he'Te' ~
fAdgsru.suent
Ir. 4 PyRRrSs' WOacEsrEEsBiRx oAV''
F0s ~ 81 TOO J9ss Dgse.s ses' NJ. vs. S'''S'"
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n5t o,

,ui..cr~. cl-@. =" 80 oa,r. l.'sc s,a,qa,,,
os.S sn-ot for snrport q reti'e ehiren o. a, O.,
WV "
L 'hi. tss,us iato Toe necs..s'y eIPen'ss
Of toe Water show t.s 4rn"olt OF me very 'naH
income OF 'te w,s,'r uo-tn,-n part Ii'say
Incurred sud Pc go .u.te@-tEeo- sh"u -
soced show tie S9ls. GuabciAl state Of 'Hs
E.,,ms,d snooun, Of s5p~Bsr' fe' suPp9r' Of In.t
tuiionI ns'c. l..sh4 ~ M.fhe r 49, 81 90 IN
ibe months q January / ofu'rJ ana SA,.' - 80
ie va, ss ne h Il diseased Or hepe.. s,a
tnsr.ns lave ben i8la''cd 70 we ~ 80 and ~ M,
go, =, -, ,ss,rc ,he sud counties from ttsA"n
.s oSosn.~d sfsc sidtions 'svln- ia preventing
IsuI- ION. b,sde the O,a'1i = - po'' - '"' P'I'
NJ J." 80. sDd ,ot4d budls IL Al cost Of
$500 I'd pTep'n' , f., a. , 100 -.
l. tb. l-. 70 blch '~ spped. worn more taao the
oo., sua ud s'' f ''J p.po-~' for a'un Haoa
~ Ts. Of esrope from 1919 70 1854 up.n the
.s.ee 20 I I s md a. ...i.ssrre ii i,,.5 me sa
ga ir'm EDoPe spd "a" on-eql-ht income a." o. Conos
,oi ~ Of ih'u hsif ~hle IL only within f-v nth,
=, le foues of 10. Commission have found TIE reet ,rdsd
~ Of eui.rs1 snd the improved efficiency q
ther n.tutoLs winch ss advW- j. 10 - sns degree !"
1ie & d iee~d ~ law 70 Ieimbur.s 49, i.f
- nay " de .vefa- conic. sie' s.9 '"ns i,' Of
.'i'' 9 nav Ysia ~ ols or ,,s sr thu paid TO-
Guiding tie ps payments Of ~ ~ o IN .in
cHer'nt ycss trea'hns ',moti'ne' above
II % So,9psn Of 5 9Ss sy,s f1SFs aoi, The sY
tias Is,e II tie Co oler, lbey fund under
Of ether breaking up tho'S
would have e1ped vac 'e go
danger be.ds iifo.iHs heavier burdens DP'n NC 81
part tbtr fslhDNi ." 1e
IN pefious necessary OF tho case
th~ Latter course In"e pay
su.pepd-d from January, I>t u the
exception 81 one payment Of % prt
-, IN . bls from January lc5i, 70 April ls'3 aud
,I, q, N r4r cent January 1875 g. LEI jay. 1876
the counties +lOI 30 81 On
allowed 3st Dec"mb"r 1886 beside
cnnsde,sbi. sum for bills uO' received ~ that cate
Co-pu.son slsD above stated, Sl1l,Ob on
rnor's.R, contracted according 20 law 18th the official approval
Of The ard State Ocer which deD contracted
for lsn1 IL and builoings
They owe besd another debt secured by Second mortgage
similarly approved the Shoe aud Leather Bank 10 woch
CbAnbes kept This mortgage i 10 secrre Temporary
made be made 10 the form o. an ovsfdra
This the Let January ~ - H. bot At tue
date hss ncies 20 tbV5I p ana must co1lnne
h. increase until the end Of March
Under these ocumsances the accounts ~ ms bpsd Tor
1876 appear them u warrant the well grounded c0nh1ecc"
already expressed 20 The LEGISLATURE ia -pcia cnnunict
that II the Commsion relieved from hs present
debt and the immediate Of the County bills
they without difficulty al future demands as they
sIise, = well 10 the COUNTIES - NJ this port.
folio Of the receipts aud erp-nf
iues Fund including Other small sources
inc vii these views Inc several items
Of this will be found Ia detail ia the appendix 10 TINS
ReIy1rt. , r., TO-. p...,.,.
Amount Of cnmuutstion money received ON owners AUG
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CHARGE OF BrRoLARY.-Michael Edmond and wife
we're yesterday arrested, charged with stealing sl,1N
worth of goods from the store No. 81 Beaver street.
The property belonged to d.. Geo. Jefreys Agent Of
the Ncarsgus Transit Company, who, two yesrs ago,
had it stored 10 the building above named for safe
keeping during bs absence ffom the city. A day or
two since he returned and found the above named
amount missing. Esnond and biz wife had for long
time been employed keep the store Clean aud when
tire property pissed, they were suspected, and 90
their premises being searched portion Of it in dau-
sged state was found. Edmond confessed bis gait,
and With bis wife, wa locked up for trial.
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NEU-IERSEY ITEMS

Tnr ELizABrrH MYsrFRY.-Dr. Gum. OF New
York ,publishes card in The Eh:abeth Journal 10
relation 10 the young lady who was recently placed IN
the Connecticut Insane Asylum. under circumstances
of my serOus secreCy and unnatural cruelty, In which
lie ssys she was placed there ar fair aud thorough
personal examination of her cae by two physicians,
Who have been engaged in the practice OF their pro.
hssion over - year, and at the recon mend atom OF
arother, 10 whom Ter case was csndidly ana impair
tsv staed who for ten yesrs presided Que Of the
largest Institutions for the Insane IL our country The
evidences Of her insanity, be says were positive aud
unoquivCcs and unnatural cruelty would have been
evpCed in her relatives had they failed 10 adopt the
only course which II is the unanimous opinion OF we'll
Informed medical men Is calculated 10 restore her 10
her reason and to her position in society. Another
correspondent, Mr.. Hastings, ssys three physicians
agreed in saving che insane and tbs. in al pIob+
bility her would have been mere hopeful If she
had een cent TO asylum three four yesrs since,
ard that such sn Institution the beet place for her
now.
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BROORIYN ITEMS.

rHt CocRr. -Corrt Z Oter AL Terure-ls4
h.e Jve.e saoes - J,-'e~. trrno1. se' s'oaais--
% IN % = ,be a., -6s or j. 0,n4 j. Byi.
o.g b b. ~ 81 ssrr~ J.pa-, ~ tn, r.
Auou sforf CofI-,in. > styser. W. p hash.n,
Jltl-t Lyman NJ 80 D-voe. si-r-'ns D1n-.a
1te Coorf ttss p'o~'ac to ehafs- 'a- Old Ja-J
rsro~ ~'is hr -a1'e l. rfreLo- d. 1''-. u e1.-si
'eu sTc.J . Re rel tbs = " ta1r- ~ 20
II -. - the frooi'''J i.v. be - ;hA = w. =
epuee b 'si1'' 20 e4sEe rion 'ts qu-Ts Tn ai.4'''
20 b usooIsrfu ir,ss 4rL the go pe IT.
d...ioy re r4h OF .si- ~ prop-ry. l.nE article
10 M ~ 20 o, =, s r,
80 Of 'ueh Proo-''J ,ii 1t Il Anoa-r OBJECTION 10
tee " tr'. BY Jrfy ~ - 'n-d before tue
h So. bed 'b-s IT. 80 having h~-o d-cl,r-i qneou.4.
ions T. IL oPrOu 4 h~ 'Dt hsi To- Old fc-r'e SO
tot ,b-r'io- ttse 49, :, - pr.~s % SIss,sat
ssaiu- tie 'Bo in liquor HoV~'r uu-h I'll. 10. 20 b.
Frered. II "a. tes~tbe, TN sid therrr- the Grni 10
qle-t could hsss eosnsn- Of oE"r COMMITTED aHte
Tie G-srd jury then .bo. sid the r-sul..
business OF tue Circuit va p-oc-ec,-l s.h
GESERAL TERM -Di cisIoSs. -Wedne'day, March
lt5I-lucEt ToLs Ire-'' a. sac l''hr' bnntge Aad
Enott T.e t.o1OE ce,ii'Ls rere rendered IN Grnet.
Tie Ptop'e ~ Herry D~u.-.. r-.por George
Isv ct -, .ppe s4>-Orcer frm~t. vita . 20 co..
.neb.f r..pone,s. Ord, .arDed s.h % cost.
WIT Bcs. md rs'pon dents Az Abuer Smith I'D
j.n,e. RIiia .pp-snt vt 90 " Pine, ss.pouieu;.
aC'ioe 70 9-u P' e-Iaa th Ios g., yoo, "a
disui-s .Ip.si G-u.rd with go costs
Henry Harrison .ppe. an sat Elzeb-t Lott respond
en'.-Cj-d-r spr-.lec from reversed with 90 costs
J,Lu Nsnr-ro't rsP,nds ~. AZ Anthony J. seect'.
srr-srf O-i4r sp7-s. - from Aft rrrel WITH : 10 lJs
WIN T Nj. 50, Nua vaa yoorhie. Motion sorr@he,iH'
d-r I'D without costa $50
Asou T.ge, .:d others resp'nd"n's, "a John Kip in
r.sded s. sppei.sa, T-e APpenHt Jorn Kip .a.u.i
tn pap5s TIE cote nc- - apPea
Or FERN % b. thcs@ Allowed By re de u pfe
apes b Ie. according u tee Zee
ill II iore pror J.y. lsi3 Jude Emo dii.eh'ns AL
bcliis 'h ae s.ce Jy lSj shol1 b tai Il accord
iuF "a tie cods
Jes.s M.r,hs. ssuue. Smith sife AID oihers-Ofder
ard iTou ffuec tIept tA.i 'A cost svN1ed - e
SPECIAL Downing 5oud be pad out Of the fiEd
N.ILer party 10 have co-t. OF tbs spP.A-
Georr OrisTco .Ii John Or~-L responden's, "a lsN
'. Fou i~ sid ~ Peer Cogs sPpesEOrier sfrmed
TIE Geuers. Term taen sd urled without
day
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DvrdTh Fank JEnuBTy T. Io1I 800 ,
IL Couuissi sk for al appropi son OF
$4,000 nAe them TO he county advances and *
lin al floating liabilities to the LIST OF Ap peS
enabling them TO enter free from membranes upon Their
present system. .,, ~,
ton eN been sbe 20 obtain from sources oned 10 hlsh
authority look with uuch apprehension to tue prop
ability Of dagger low Summer al TINS p ana M
babiy ssk for contingent additional Appp
pfnon O be made payable only on the order OF tue
t}oyerncr in time Of danger Iom stuenta dtses'e
The appropriation required for the present wants 81
the Conn son would than resPproPrsuon TO
m proper Original object OF erroneousy applied 10 other
pufposts . ...o,, touN cr.u,uNo
ANDREW CARRl0AN p II. MORGAN
CYRt,s cI,RTISS RUDOLPH GARRIGUE
ELIJAH =. fIRDY, WILsON " HUM
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sArYs OF Br.L Estate At ArcrioS The follow

ing sales were made yesterday By Adrian II. Muller:
ltE W corner Bro.dwsJ and Thirty ninth street. ~ 90
-. -5s1i,,-, Observation-Disclosures. 4 80
~, =, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f1V
=, u r,r n.I.ory "a PIT "a sJxT5 $3.50
uios -, i;,i,t-, On ns'.nrv ,,rest 25x75.. 1850
Hou.e AZ lot 80 oiriDs Delaney street., GX75 10
Hcu.e ard 10, ~ oitins. Pitt -
so g .s, ,.s,,.,cs ..,ss, 4 ,esr, 10 run so
$500 " e. varS.~ -, q ~. y. 10 run.., ~
80 ptss. X Su.r-,.on .,y.st Se,rs 70 ruR.... 800
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DR.. KANYs DoG.-TheAr dNg brought home by
Or. KsIe has straysd sway off in Alegany. lie has
BE- come the property of Jamee McA,hur !ube: desl
er in Ofame. TIE recently intense cod wea.her has
kept this large, black Shaggy s;imsl in high spirits
When they take him into the forest among tbs timber
bewers where lie can DO no harm, and remove his
mnzzle be cuts all sorts of 7rsuks seeking tie depee
o,iNs. and actually buying himself Tor delight YOU
can zee the dry snoS move, but DO enolance Of 8
dog till on a suGden out he pops. giving his hairy
other dive Mr. Macarthur calls him " Es-ki mo Do
EsQumapA), not q very smooth nsms, ou' ohAEac'eI
istic. To look Esk fair in the face yoo see al
most & hberess Of black bear' though Us eyes ae
rather langujd. HIS lcrg, soft, Shaggy covering Is
really equal in bulk TO his body. When tell - raa
ST lsrge in the villlge re wears mlzze 70 l'eFen'
Ills dtstIoyipg the pigs snd cbic keue a.,
Newark prly Advertiser Ma 5
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A RFPFNTANr. CuINISN AID Az OFFlcfoUs Po.
1Icrn,N.-Not long ago youth, who had come from
the country to act rs clerk in the city fell into bad
company and b. gan TO contract some ~ their habits
he was thus leo TO the oumission Of cr,me, and be
came reckless. Recently he committed burglary
but 10 DO very great value for which, however he was
feut 10 the Cit, Prison to await his triil. While 10
riisou he ade the acquaintance of lawyer and was
Informed that, il literally compensated this lawyer
c.ud procure his disChdrge Ia accordance with this
,epreseutaor the youth wrO,e tO hi- parents, prom
sipg hm that if they would AID hiA in getting clear
Of rurishn ent and further Disgrace he would make
au, Dc- by choosing ard better society, aud in iu
tue c. nductug himself worthy of their teschiogs and
viruous example. He stated To- hi4 pare ni- all the cir
cuus'euoes Of bis case sro the necessary
10 carry out the effort to ms liberty >I25. HIS
parents very poor but notwithstanding this they
mace desperate effort to aid their repentont son in
bis escsps from the clutches Of the law. Tney sue
ceedtd ID obtaining the sum named, and It was duty
forwarded to the boy, who paid 800 Of the amount to
lawyer. Immediately thereafter be was brought up
on a wrt of cetioyari and discharged on come tech
meal il foImalhy.
The YOUTH upon obtaping bis liberty returned to
his home thus assuring them Of his safety. He agsn
returned TO the city and met the officer who arrested
him, who made Inquiries az to his discharge.
Tie Conversation having assumed confidential char-
scter the youth unraveed his experience to the officer
and admitted bis guilt in respect to the transaction for
which be had been arrested end committed. But,
ssd he, SIT il the last wrong act shall commit.
When went home found my father sick, and very
"poor in conse quence Of raising money for me, and
"em deter mined never to get him into trouble or ds-
"grece again"
The officer having heard this confession from the
young map, a. ain arrested him and took him before
the san Justice who had committed him ADD who had
subsequently discharged bin. The youth WAS recon-
rnitted and is low in prison awaiting his trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

CotIisIoS-The down train from Hsoke'tsioFn
18th locomotives. on the Nor. AZ E'seA IA osi On
Tuescsy morning OF the track A. Dsksyie b'tA eH
upset ard badly susshe Iie engineer sAo urt
were both injured the former quite senonsy IN Aa
narrowly escaped beir burlee down precPice OF -oue
locomotive stopping few ross OF tae edse- th7
DELAYED severn bours by accident - eogne nav
IN 70 be bou from lis IN bsf9r~ could proceed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

BrRCLAPY.-The store {: Water Bees, No. 3l3 Fu
ton SIRE broken OPEN wednesday night By two bug
who Iroc~tirE to psck the goods when they
Uncovered ~ private wschnA Poet On nst beat lie
eLGtsvorrd h~u but hey EsviBg timely notice from
usd- good Their ODe OF the burglars
bite I'd th- other .ursro HID i not been Tor
.pI.e Of the officer the burglars ~ouid IN
dorbteaiy hsve e.,eped uitA their booty
CIRCUIT CovVT CALENDER FOR TIL. DAY.-b, Z,
10. IS. ~. H. j. Il. a. >. y. >. =. y. -.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COCRT-Bet,r~ judge rE9sG.
Tn WeGuerdsy morning The cse Of \ l. | Ter
hiE AT ;. Tour',sa ed bfore ae Cort r5i, eA.e
~ I've. h e 20 GER II Of grount II :he Wa io,lt
AID Is brorgt cousedleuce 4 Alleged voaoE 81 are
ent q psr- Of deeadAt ~hereey se.i % tae coz
s.fu.tor Il per. TIE Las beec tE!ei oei1.-.
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UNITED STATES coNMlssLoSERs' oFyIcE-M"ea

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.uuea AID he Vas crosse 81 .erEta by Nj 'teei
NJ uew sc -ici,rd. NJ GoePirr', et 1e t'-Ptibi
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On he stand srt svrri sbou, dozen Tcs'iors DUNG In-
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