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Negro Excitement over.

NEEMBERS Of the UuiOn Guards having arms be-
f longing to the State, will return them posi-
bic 10 81 ssrs Byrne Miller, Nc. 5 Broad street.
iau29-d3.t W. BLOWN.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOI FOFt SAEF,
N Spruce street, opposite the Residence OF Or, x. Mar
tin fronting 40 feet Spruce aud extending tack
MeLemore For terms, ke, sEqars Of Dr. VIM Jones,
IsLQ9-Im ROBT. B. CURREY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
pgsrgRA7E SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

~ ;rbt shout II o'o,ck w N. Blrg, Ger
who Ven, a disreputebbe Louse at No - Walker
&c., ooomitteS suicide by ehooting Lielf through
a. h.,d with a double barfeled musket. Just pre-
,;ous IN committing the fatal deed Burg had been
nlaxinc cards With two or three who in the
bonse but 10 trouble whate yer ensded on tha. ac-
coupt. without saying o word az to his intentions,
Burg hastily left the table, and proceeding TO the base
ment took down bs double bauele5 muket aud seated
himself firmly sgainst the door, Thea according
to appearances he pulled the ramrod from it's place,
tet the hammer of the musket the muzze Of which
be placed in his mouth with his let hand while with
the rod in his right he discharged the weapon. The
top of his head was completely blown off, and Of course
almost Instant death ensued.
The discharge Of the musket alarmed his family and
ohera up stairs, who immediately haste ned bso s. and
there saw the deceased in sitting posture against the
door, holding the gun and rod in hs hsnds stated
The sight that then presented telf most horrify
ing, the brains and blood being scattered about the
floor and walls
What prompted the deceased to take bis life could
not be ascerained. He was 10 comfortable circum-
stances and had other serious trouble as far as
known to his family. Of late, however, the deceased
hes seemed to hsve little anxiety lest he should be
indicted for keeping disorcery house. and his place
broken up 1t is believed that he has been frightened
by interested parties who have threatened to have him
complained Of, unless he paid them money. The de-
ceased has left widow, the mother of thirteen chill.
dren, elk of whom are still living. Several lewd fe-
males lived in the premises.
Coroner Hills held Inquest on The body yesterday
afternoon, when it appeared in evidence that Burg
acted somewhat strangely and that, in bis opinion
the Police were TO mske descent upon his premises
and take all the inmates of the house to the Police
Station. Nothing could divert his mind from that idea
be had got into his head although there seemed to be
no real cause for immediate apprehension The evil
dence showed that the deceased was seen down
stairs with the nusket in his hand just previous to
killing himself and that he was alone except one or
two of his children, who in the at the tme
The deceased not intoxicated at the time of shoot
ing himself rether had lie been indulging freely in
strong drink. There remains but little doub. that
Burg was slightly deranged when he committed the
fatal deed. From the evidence, the Jury rendered
verdict of Death by suicide by shooting. The parents
Of the deceased who reside in Germany, said to
be wealthy and highly respectable people.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
RRuK D.

ACKFRwAN - STILwFTL Or Tussjs,, Oct 81. W sbs
Rev '. M. Hubert william q. Acksrnsn esq, "a n;ss
Caroline H. stiwell daughter Of Joan s.i well eco, ell
Ytnberr.
AJpFN-sPFNCFR Wednesday oct H. stthe yssidsras
ONT Hortcu Maren Alden to ssrah Spencer so;h OF hs
city
BowFRs HALSrFD On Tbur,,sy. Oct. ~ ~ tss
Rev JobD CIews tie resdence Of the BRIDES tstas<
Otsoge N j., Ar Geoige W. Bowers 20 Miss Co-nehs W.
Hssted
B.RsUM-aILRER-O Or Tbursdsy oct lS at rdo.ty N. n
Cbrreb hy ~ Rev NJ. n c. Cr.wford Mr. joseph J. Ben
mum 10 Hiss Theresa A. siter sil OF this CT
CBAPwAN-PoLs sTON-O srntsy Oo II. ct tao resdssss
of The brides uncle " Reynods frsnsln svssus ~ hs
Rev d. 81 yobpsop, Jthn Clifford Chspmss 70 Mary @sss
Pcls'on al Of Brooklyn.
punHAM-yOpNsOE-Ir Rrooklyn, or Tse,isy, Oct w.sT
the srdts is,ter, the Rev Wm Johrsos Jno Danss".
il # Noi wcb, Conn end Mss ssrsb johnson.
GRAyFs-LA TOURETTE-fn ysrs,y City OF Tusssay Oa
10 'he First Prebyerisn Church hy the Rev Chshes
Ibr+e Lndley Graves e New York city co kie ssass
ter J r. Is TouTet'e of the former place
pARRINGTOr-TAFT-r Old sosth Church. Bes"a. e
Tbirsdsy o.. IS hy the Rev J. hsnnine sr bss asm
Hsnaton of Wss.chsstsT n. " to Ms, Asby u Tnss o.
Bo,'on =
uIrI-mARsp-Ir this city, Oh rsursasy. oo. IS at An
SAINTS Church hy the Rev. Lot JoD,s NJ Jesse hoat"
Mrs Cs,isine l.. Marsh, daughter u Wn. smits es9r
oil of this cty
Trrr- BtnNuN-n B'HEecort Co-n, - ruesdsy. od
o. ~ TIE Rev r. ". Chspir, ID. ID Htrt esg of ftes
6lm of Morrison. Hurd Co, Of New YORK H. Haeo n.
.seord esugbter Of p. T. esrnUm, ESQ
KfDDFR-HAyEMFYFR-On w.eneS.sy: OF N By ~
Rev " psIcb. Nj Frederick Kideef 70 N J. sssemsJs.
oil n Neu-I orb CITY.
LrTTLE-PArLEy-on hosdsy OF 3 by the Rss I...A
9srper Robert Lte Of NewbuIsh n Y, TO hhs issesas
Bailey Of tits city.
srITppFN-yOHNsON- IL Brnoblv-. D.. on russAsr,
hi, Cap Newell s,lpasa of TtoEsstes ve .ad
Mss h.yy A fOf.sC..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
ApLANTER MURDERED By HIS SLAVES.

We are Indebted to the kindness Of Of our friends
tcm the country for the following particulars of mar
ie- perpe.Iste d in Sumter County:
Several days since, say about last Thur'day or
Friday Richard 4. Stewart, planter near NJ ,seo ",
Sumter County was missing and could not be &C.
counted for. He had no white famiy-the overseer,
qrte young man. aud himself being the only White
tesous on the place. On Sunday last the llth inst
numerous persons through the country assembled to
hunt the missing man. One of the company had bis
attention drawn to of the negroes from some clt
cuuetances and he ordered TO show the body
He then promised to disclose, il they would protect
him He went end showed where the body had been
buried in hole in the coraded end n hauug up the
corn the wagon had been run over the place so as to
obl.erate all appearances of burial. Ten of his
n,grces are implicated, and with the overseer, are
20 in Jail at Livingston. Five Of these negroes say
they murdered bin about midnight killing hi in With
malet then hauled him off in his wagon and butled
hin; then took bis horse aud sadded bm aud carried
him 70 the back paIt of his farm, and there htched
him The other five helped to bury him. The negroes
implicAte the overseer. most horrid aud tiendish
murder and the strong of the Law must viodlcae
cur lives or we will soon have security. hr. Stew
art was well known in Mobile, was clever man aud
thrifty planter. We have heard more OF the details,
but ss TIE case will undergo Judicial inve,tga-
ton, il 10 perhaps best to give no more for the
p.esen. Mobile Tribune, Oct. IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

- Nv. L. Tn. house (Gfsad street and bIosaSy,
ilnsw the dsces.ed; he hs' hSel ~, 10 U' q, dot,
tive yes hesrs from i m' Ts ts b-sken hi. is Sooe
sho "a the tooth he said he stppoed with feud
s daSs and vss then bcnsh' ner ne oo. evey oy
20 d, hs duty; be ass 70 ball on he evenins OF the
sac tt, .thI De did tell e her Mn. Hst6,lt or
- ssa heen beaten bv any persons; tie drc'ors
ws 70. bs @ s he did no, SpossT worse ca
brt found dead In his chair lrdsy ofn-
eS of no person having bad f. Inns TO decea.eii
B S tbat there difficulties from Or Jbhn'ou
"sber blow given from some men whose
,ss - ooald not ascertain. r
Poss X SIT being duly sworn deposes aud says
a. xth Nj Hatfield; the chanhe sid of the house
.revr dec ased while sick deceased on Sanay
isai BE- IN bed; aked him hov he felt ana he ss %
Old ao el worse than on the p'eyou. esy I'D 5ush
he wa ir the bed the night pevI when saw ai"' h
..t;iI IA csar bet ween asd the door dead
Christopher Houghton, being duly swGini Si saw him
Last o. snndsy nsbt sbou O'Clock he ives then IN 'e'
kacy nothss ~ ,ut deceased being beaten so,.. and
Df Kooett Ahern, being o1iy da,ssssa for ,om.
tine It.ossht DR. johnson to see Henry e. 1e % oS
lsd se the ,weoPS & se pe.cn 10 his oompsny on
~, fss. bs about weeks ago. we parted ABOUT Y
ococi sfte esEias the Wa.hnson Sa,oon ponS, 10 nv
S. cen and clock in the morning after the ball; ne
b,Srbt h earsse he SID be wes Knocked down snd
n told me thar policeman took him 10 the hospi
81. The bail v a. held az Constitution Hall.
jobn r. Garrck, NJ ID being duly sworn says
have e1,miDsS body Of Henry Dodd lying dead at NO. @
and rpurson of all the surrounding parts togetoe
Inass inflammation Of the stomach and SIX ounces OF
Injuries were suentf2 death the Injuries wee pro
diced BY fracture Of bone can BE- pfooucoe "'n'u'
kcefstson Of the intesuments r...
The further investigation Of the affair was postponed
til to morrow. The deceased hsd been employed sS
ols,k By come downtown merchant.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
DIE ID.

ALLFE-A. Nc 40 Lewis stree. - sase.y oet W sess
,ho', b.. severe illness, sr' Cath'rin' VS. OF '0S"'
A!eo. .
BOYIsND-st No iss sxtL ,y,rae O. sOnt., O. ia
Edward Bcy,1d esea 10 years snsve 81 1seAS S''s'S
eIpKIyyA, No ss7 ststa ,verur. on srndsl. 0es. -
ssrue. Bs,t.s,, sssd % Jssrs az noatbs. .
BAYLEyIu &c; te. CO. saId,, norn7, 40 S,' ~ "'s'A>A
yITZGFRaLD-At No 81 spi.s street. On xcessy. Cet ~
g. set Frserea wife q James fszssrsi In tA' ao'h Tess
cf6sr sse.
pALTor yo.,.,. Oct 10 Bebs. B,J ESQ .ssa IS y...s
To- reissye. a., frsrd the f4ny pve % stees
st' s. r.'.y s.p oSs''s g. %.ds..ss, & ss
pc. atss.p.4 p.pN-, ple.,r copy.
chli of joan ,ad Mary Ireland AGA yes' M
KgssF2y.s g., ES (, =: ~! SGs:.. s:. street wins"
LONG,, Rio H,b. OF sust.y s.et Z, o. ss's ssss.1 ss
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yAYNARp-t: Be,Ots, n Efs d e v s ss;sys .ses iJ,s
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Ss r,s:..S qss f.s.! .ss :s,t re.
v.Is,., on ts rsths.. e.Itene. Nc 1irs ,tsnss "a. =
Ts.y M w. S'fri y,s r. rss ,,. ,.,osssy isssS
.n....,S h.r fa- rr.l without further invi.ficn-
PLUNKFfE- On Mordsy SorDinr. DC. IS NOT. ..s.V
iDfsn; stn Of Jsu 20 P!rnhs,. Ft'S ssee u,.sss .
sULLIvAE-on Tuesos, Oct %. sfer ln s.rsse 80 -
bsr res.j.Dee, co'psr silih svsnae ssd w's'"'
| I.,bels Sullivan. 10 tho 66,s year of bN 60
Notice of funeral In toucrrcus pspes. "a n Il
TFReJNEAt No 20 Merton street oc 1900 $50 -
~ye.y cs.s.s, re'suns :,o.: ,, 81 nns.Ss saa asss
wALLAcE-Is thu city svs:., % =. sss tSs -
No yula A Wsi,oe la ths - r. n D. D. Jocasss 4
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
BROOKL YN II,EM2.

EoYIyATIoS OF CASvAssERs.-The following n9ml-
~ 5 %,sns Of the Cammon ucl .Hi .c being
.id ,ed in Committee Of the Whole. approved:
A Church. lid District. W. sienn B Haskell Comfy
Seond Ward list Di,tric.B T. Mesker Michael McNa'
msrs. VIM A Wise. I'D Dissrct-C G. Ts,fe, Wm Mullen
Third Word is. Dis,rct-J c. Smith W. II Peck Chas.
II Green. lid Di.,ric Robt j. Lucky Thos o. Ianadse'
Fos,G Wa,S-J F. Garret.ou, W Hazard; l. Stud
well Iid Di'',ie-J Hbk. Eyies @ +; h3tsn, ger,
lid Dis,r.cs-Joseph NJ Ely John X Oakley D. ''n '"'
Fga Hara-Ist pi,s.ie.-JOtn Lynch Pstet s. Gordon
storer IIld D'ot-chaIe' C0san, Oliver Cotter'
s,Ih Bard D.,riet-Jobn C.van.gb. Stephen Rider
Jne. Csmtbell I'D Distrist-f waTd Bl,s,, G "Iue
.le I'D Dstrirt-ThomaS Bowie r. Del 'e@hO' W.
s.en Ward LIST District Jon.t. Rogers I...s q IN,
Eigaa Ward One Distiics-sObert Caldwell F. Bergen
NH& Wa,d list Disrict-Theo. ? Green, esofse Phelps.
jaime. Edwards IIId D't,et-Alez UnderhIi' J.' a'oy
4@n;s WGr% ~.t psrc,-chse. F. Hawkes.. H 3 John
TSm.. Mscy Id smS., aSSa. 'Ss1 Ssorsc &C.
''iaSy Tstna Sa'd@i.i bi.tric.-F Kirby &c sTSsli9
wm wsr.r lid p..Ia-Jobn Mtnqns' @ Inn 4 so..
Tr,l,h Wa,d- is, p.tIict-Johu O'CouneL NJ oRogrk,.
TA,ent ga-d-ist Di.trict-Chares C. Contrel, Edwin
Gs.eson David Neek.r. lid siT!ct-CL Johnson hH0en
Jacobs, James Green. o,,-.. v..a..;.t
Scr.S Sss HJ JOB! ssaeHy iiId Dfctjs' Mupiy Henry
'SJi FGf,.s& WayS~i.. D.re.-wn. McDou,'d g. w
Dave. ia. Rogers lid Ditrict-raa Ouf'af 'eo ii'"'
SisteeHs word Ia. DtJohn BCl.on D. l. IN Sot,hSp a,
Edward Gsylord lid Dstrlct-Thcs Durham Jonn Nls
John Gaus lid D.trct-HeBIy olsmans' John "h'0H
Sarsntecah WarS is, Dis.rcch.rls.B iOt D,ngl "
Vowyer z. Scripture I'D Dist!ie-Henry A. 'ioA
VIM Ven psl, John N s,tsrn. ,., n mo.k.r st,.
NineteentI Ha,d-F. B. Smith, G. s he'senser u. W.
The of Repair. and supple. Va. dsGtsd ,s is
selset uneer direction Of The msyoi A. the next
meeting.
GLASS BALLOT. BoxFs.-A large nuuoer o. -, 80
or in he Office Of The D.pay "a ss
cent OF Police y-.,erday They are 10 o. saniT..
places for holding the polls as soon as oceson
| I.yryc , CogyrR.SrosE-The cornerstone OF q
Pr.-byteriun Church Of Grsere sna a. ,ooo
was s with the u.us on yer, the Rev.
II Lo'd the Ry Mess Gsenesi kScs~e some vas laid BY
Mr. W.,oe ss-s,h psess s,.Gy syDn 'as s
n,.TPr. Bse newpaos,. &c b4 ID. Rss NJ D,t.
Al sSdrss. su made - Mr. Grsene. Thsh eo =.
he SSsSy q H. a ,..s%ss ed sse1ss se%sa
Greene .pd ls1 90 c,'5%Dn,i I%mins. Tts
built Of bct With CorSse 0, ..nt ws aos is,oe
| PoIrcExyS's RApGEs-The badges OF ,ne lonce'
Of this et, ar. b. Gs1 sSt .h,s se, leave e in New
York hen the hols force Is sPpotted-
DARIre ROBBERY --Teo negroes en.e' S. ~. as.1
shop of Ch.. MOsbps In Clrtos stree % .,.SpSsnos Az
and kaoekrs down ,oung :, eo,tiua =. the
| be,tins hin ~its shears, sto.s sash s'''e'ee -
l wanted, AID usee ttsr esesPe.
Suypo,rp AroR1ros-The srpp'sec sfortoo ess' %
ms,n red ,e.'tds BE-. sesa ss ess fsstay bern
&c hs !. ss @ t.s ~, e( the stcss who. as'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Number remaining Oct. IS, 1885,.

ircrease the previous 0sO
Gov. Tow SsEND offsred q re solution requestlng the
Commissioners Of Police to appoint special poli,e
men one man from Bellevue Hospital, six from the
PepiteD:isyy two from the Aims House, three from
tie Work House, two from the Luuatic Asylum and
two from RsndaPs Island-the sane 1t to be a
charge upon the Police Commission an extra charge
upon the Aims. House Department
After some discussion to the propiety Of having
all the keepers Of the Pententiary appointed special
policemen the matter referred TO special COM
ttee, consisting of Governors Smith, Townsend and
TiemsnD 10 report.
Gov. TOWNSEND Of the Committee on Penitentiary,
To whom had been referred the majority report Of the
Committee on Pententiary upon the proprety Of
vsrg the plans for the extension OF the Pententary
reported in favor of adhe,ng to the original plans and
ofere0 the following resolation
That the plan for the Of the Pc
which adopted at meeting Of this Board June 1857
be adoptrs and thst the Committee Pententary be in
them carried by the erection OF the wing
at tie es-iess practicable period.
The report and resolution adopted
Gov PIkCKsEY offered resolution which was
adopted requiring the Clerk to furnish detailed &C
count Of tbe expenditures By contract aod otherwise
FOR tie erection OF the wing at Bellevue Hospital
Gov. W. T. PIscKSEY offered a resolution requiring
Ire Committee on Penitentary to furnish detailed
estste o. the expense of the proposed extension OF
the PereBtisry before the work was proceeded with.
Aher sOrne discussion, the Board adjourned without
taking any action.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
NJ FIoRIDA-The Key West correspondent of

FROM FLoRIDA-The Key West correspondent Of
Tie Sopannah Georgian Gays in his latest letter:
'The Notifications at the point of this slaoc aud at
TOftugas progressing favorsbly; at the former
full force is employed but early in November &C.
tive operations will be resumed. At Fort Jefferson,
Large number have been at work during the Su nner,
and the work viii be far ads dsanced by Spring as to
admit the mounting Of the first tier of one hundred
ard ten guns. The first tier of guns at Fort Taylor
are areacy mounted, and the work is able to show
resistance in case Of attack. These tao fort6caons
viii mount n their water batteries, when nished,
over six bundled and fifty guns the majority Of which
will be egbt-inch ColumbiAds. We believe that
other extensive works designed after the CO n
pleton Of these cover faces or protecting work,
snd thew constituting part OF the original psus will be
built with appropriations made nominay tor their icr
.foat;e3s.
est, The plan made TO surround Billy Bo Segs 10 his
s1ppoecd retreat south of Fort Dallas failed 10 COO
seqssnce Of the order sending the 4th artillery to Kan
sss
"E ES alsc stated that the scouts in the Everglades
were unsuccessful. The low stage Of wstei pre-
vented the volunteers aud regulars from approaching
within FIVE niles of the hunting grounc. They came
upon tai Of Indians which " As well oooceaed
led g the northwest, and was lost Ia one OF 'he
ceepest oosnnels."
The celebrated Taylor aud Dalton horses have beer
matched for tren'y-dve mile trot-ourse $l0OO--:o
OF FRIDAY next, Oct. 23i at q o'clock r. u,
on tbs State Fair Grounds at Bddgepott Conn. These
two hoIses noted the same fiat performed the
one hundred nile race betseen AloaOy aud whites
boro last Spring and the alton horse is the s4as
tAstnotted ten ailes on the Hart ord rro,ticg P.rk
DOT long sieee. and won the prize Of 81 900 IL the
vesaer and track are ufavorabie on Friday the tro,
nnef.poit Is postponed urtil the folio xiGg toe.dsy
st pal,on has aifo matched his horse Broker for
snotnertro' o. 3mles at Chatham Fonr Corners, sone
~ ouiipg ne present. month Il is also ssic ct te
hss avo"eS MS n'ention to match his horse a,.iass
ume, ie1t sPtng, some place not ye. sgieed aoon
the beng thai be will agree to irot Bro
ker" one hundred miles az Ten hoursI
Brs. AieDa Washington died near Rous. Ca. ca
tIe sh Mt ssed 40 years. She WAS the edo.t .ugt-
as q Cd. John Sdth OF Brunsw,ck Counts. v. sod
grand deugSter on her mothers side az l., rrencs
Washington, tee scbool-mste and coupanco of Gsn.
Washington Of Chotapk. Kiog George Coqe,,. s.m.
State Her father ss. en- officer OF dstnot 70 n n.
nngtna CoGtite en'el lire, ourog the Rsvolutioosry ~
WA, havrg entered the care as & hsutsu.at, .,th
easy ste Of IS, With tie frst com seny of r-sela,
Scops far,ls5ed by his native State aud .ter ~.cd
ptns present amor Others ia The ba'd sht b,te.
- Ifetn, Pcrceton Brnndywioe. G.rDsutowa aad
monncuh, in al of which he disfngush.d ID t;cl. Il
~, t:s bIsvery esd ekil Ia 1875 shs m.tde hs-
g,Va
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
FIRES.
PIRE IN THE EIGHTH AVENUE.

PIRE IN THE EIGHTH AyEsUK.
At % o'clock on Tuesday morning fire occurred
10 the tea store of Gordon Williams, No. 2Sl Eighth
avenue and caused damage to the anoun. of about
800 to tie stock and fI'ures insured for $1,000 in
the Fulton and Insurance Companies.
FIRE IN WOOSTER STREET.
Yesterday noon fire occurred 10 the dwelling
house No. 2O8 Wooster street, occupied by David
Day (colored), causing about 500 damage to the
furniture. Tho building, owned by NJ. Bedell, was
damaged to the amount go. Both parties are in-
sured.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
fAdyertisement.1
NJ II. BRADY

ba recently sppsdto the podu,,on OF Photographs dis
eovery hich materially dmnish their cost TheJ will hence.
forth be sold at prices unusually moderste.
THE EEw DISCOVERY
applied with to the deus,on o. group-ten'
twenty and even persons be portrayed single ait
ting Of seconds None Of the mpe-c,ns which have
Lho rendered groups comparatively vsuee's appear In the
rcducon They every artistic respect perfect
GROUPS OF FAMILIES
taken By this mode will be found to po,ses vsss qts DIS
tinct from ordinary family Portraits
THt EXTRAORDINARY SIZE
Of some OF works has attracted much attention Two
exhibited by Mr. Brady at the Crystal Palace are 'hr srses
ever executed similar Ia exhibited st his Galley.
photo srsphic group6f
THx NATIONAL CHESS COsGaEss
Is also on exhibition.
ASSOCIATIONS CLVBs
desiring interchange Portraits may obtain then at sndns
cost.
TIE GALLERY
contains sn univse6 collection cf Portraits Of native aud for
ssn celebrities and open s tunes citizens and stansers
No. 35e Broadway. over Thompson's Saloon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

tied th. b. etsved More pat II, bSns s-hnd q, Tito get
M, hs tt, sri to his srsbtitu ss MA, hAnA. pre-
,sItips hin from Gsi,ns 70 l.. pOostts
At this pOr Of tie testimony the case va, adjourned
for a further bssrirg. The nsgstrs,s desning the
evidence insufficient az agains. Perry, discharged hin
from custody.
On Mopdsy night the officers above m .ut. med
arrested colored man DsJned George Slocan ais-
Ssndy Poole, proprietor Of the dance house on the
Points cree kept by the nooroius Pete Williams
slocum il charged with beirg dealer u "qaeer aud
The woman Stanley states tha she has bought couuter
fe monty Of him. Sandy was locked up for eIanins-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Ner- York, Oct. 20. 1857.


HIGHWAY ROBBER SOLD.-Un Iar Sa.urday
ever gentleman the Femens procession on the moth
ds Of Wsshin .ton square crowd Of owdes king
the Of ssed him vioenty sgast the rail
Ing and one Of them snaichng his 'csces sd and tear
ing of the sses possessed himself Of them instead OF tue
vsich he expected find The serd the rascal
Ard spded the glasses but Violently struck the side
head by Of his companions and OBLIGED to
lin auh bis bold him The crpwdnr the robbery' ths
s.ziue the and the blow s the work of moment
The gang passed on 10 jostle and TO FOB others.