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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

T#E LwLEss PRocErprSes IN low - :
ment OF the people of Cedar, Iowa. c,.s.a ,'
deeds OF horse thieves in that county. i. no.. -
yond all bounds; 500 men can be called tops,ha.
two hours notice: "
On Sunday night. Goth ut.. company Of 30 or Io
got on the track OF Alonzo Gleason. and pursued
him 10 the direction Of Upton. The posse we're ont
all night in search of him among the bushes but did
not capture him. On Saturday (2sth.) the posi-.
fell in with Peter Conklin, near Yankee Run He
on horseback. and endeayored to escape by fight
but was shot down and instantly billed. There was
a reward offered for him in Iowa city of 800, dead
or alive
Since last week, Alongo Page has died of the
wounds received at the first assault npon his hou.
large posse started sunday after c. W. Clute.
who, il was ascertsined, secrcted eight miles
this side of Davenport Clute once in the poS =
or of the posse nt discharged for want of evil
deuce against him. Three Men have now been ex-
"cntcd by the posse. and if Cute is taken, he will
make the fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

How He Looks-1he betrothui ot tho pruccss
royal o1 England is deecrihcd young man. i'll
height about We feet niuc inches complexion fair
light hair cut very close still lighter muurtache
which runs into thin light whisker. and docs Not
conceal pair of large red lipb-nusc long, eycn
blue, and his face of the hroad German type.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

~ ooN'lcrEb-William Browning, of New London.
onn'' one OF the parties arrested on a CHARGE of
iorsing bounty land claims, has inst been trisi
fI 'he 'nited States Court now in session At
"it"rd "nd by telegraph it is learned that h. has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

ssE. FOR SALE.-The desirsbly located
N:a BRICK HShNEST, oa the west ids u II
between Clay and L-iYh str-ets oecueteA By Mrs
Mary liiii and recently by Mrs Caroline ". Pollard
II early application ss made, it viii be sold 1t very
reasonable price. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

The Trial Or KEAPERs.-A trial of the different
reapinS and moving machines now contendiug for
popular favor, came off on Tuesday. at Charleston
Md. under the auspices of the Maryland state Az
ricultural Society. The attendance of farmers Of
large means aud extensive operations rs we'll nc
scientific requirements in the line of their business
very large; while nearly all the reaper aud
mower patents were represented on the ground
The following are their awards the result OF the
interesting contest:
For the best reaper and mower combined-Nan-
ny's patent, with Woods Improvement, Was award.
ed the premium of SlO0. For the beet reaper, with
selfrako attachsd-Dorseys patent, tho premium
of $40. For the best reaper-Allsns of New York
the premium of $40. For the best mower-Man
ny's patent, with Johnsons Improvement, $50. For
the best improvement for cleaning wheat fields and
raking hsy-the spring tooth cleaning rake, by
Sipclair / Co. 80. For ketclnrns combined reap
Grand mower, discretionary premium OF S50-
And 10 o. liussey's ~ feet reaper discretionary
premium OF $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

lNsUsfANf lEdAL QUksrIoN S.rfLFD-The hir-r
II Lave. under general contract ~ hire. II gull
ty II CruNrrri"H it Ls hire said slave to anofh her
4uriug tho t"riu t Liro, without the coIr"ut OF the
stnd is liable Ia AL sctiuu of troysr for hi,
vsu-, .. fnrt't, =. 10. This question has ueyer
before h."n sijudg-'t 10 Tennrs-ee. aud un4h now
:" he known ami understood 10y all conc ernrd in
hiring slaves. The uWuor may be willing IL antitrust
ntr Hlave To- UhG ht4L HcCDuHt ui his humanity
q! Tor other rtNtH'l1: hu 10 suntLol he would hot
hire f"r duuhl~ wd.ss Tho owner has the .h.olutr
r2ht I" rhuHre tho TEMPORARY Iuastor fur his rlayr
and If this temporary master shall hire him 10 an
other. that act II ut itself CouVrrrou of the pro
pertS. Hnd the "~per may Ht sue for tLs
slaves value Bat If after this act of sul-hiriug
the uwuer acquic-Ce directly. OF 10y scts implying
acquic-C-uce, the right To SUE il waived.
[ ! IL 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

E ET WINE. 80 boxes CLARET
Iof sale io" by JAugsp y wrsT
Oar5s ~ door below Virginia a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

- NOTICE. have for sale, lease or
LII rent. Houses, Lts, &c, from ist to 3rd streets
cannut o SURPASSED for beauty and locality By any
within TIA" cUrporatlon limits and when you come
10 county LNtr, fnr sap AMI candle factories Nature
could nat have done more on her part for the
niece OF man to erect slch establishments npou al
any II the above. shall bs pleased 10 have the
views Of operatdfs upon tho subject bstors them
Apply 10 III. W. TfLEA
my lin Agent far ALI Tsnsfass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

GRAND FRENES's PROCESSION took place at
chainncrrburs, Pa on the 4th. here were pre-
seht 'o from Carlisle. whore they met their fellow
nremrn from Chambersburg Harrisburg York
liiasefstown, ~ Shippcnsburg, Waynesboro &C.. to
me number OF about one thousand and after spend
,hg the day with them returned in the evening"
Well pleased with their visit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

s.s FOR RENT, and possession given
Ia on thr 10th of August, or sooner. the kouss
now OCCUPIED by Mrs. JeunLHgs, in the town OF SD
a-y. p'srly Opposite tho Fair Grounds. Arrly W
GRO. W. JARVfn
sl1-ts At Shop, on the corner above
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

LAND PiTESts--It ia a rule of the General Land
One, in the issuing of patents upon duplicate GER
tirlcatrs If location OF warrants upon duplicate
receivers receipts, to transmit them to the local
officers where the land located entered, for
delivery upon the surrender Uf the duplicates; but
il the duplicates 10 the GeneTsl Land Ofice
the patents will be transmitted directly 10 the par
ty rnrreudrrinr such DUPLICATES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

AkENiciN AGkIcuLStKAL IaPLEAEsfs n kURofE-
By late com M uiication to the Patent Once
tanning very interesting report of the agric nnral
exhibition recently held at Nienna, we md that the
exhibition of 1881 had the effect Of introducing the
American plsws-either of American man aricture or
constructed from American models-yery extensive
iy, both In England aud France. The government
establishment ut Gregnon, in France, had adopted
the Americas form of pillow being better adapted
to the requirements Of the country. We are also IN
formed that McCormieks reaper has met With maeh
vor Oh the continent. One OF these naelin.s .ss
exhibited by Count Otto Chou, Of hohewia The
uew reapers aud mowers are especially adapted tofts
extensive plains OF Hungary. whefel BY his esi
method Of harvesting the expease u getting in tLe
crop is immense. aud gseat ss arise. ironA the shel-
linz out OF the over natIfed gfah. The larger part
Of the ibroyt alsrie pltral naf hnery exhibaed nj
Vienna vera II Apbegiesn invention, especially the
movers reipers, drills aud hogse-goileIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

TREE CONSUMED sPoNrANEOUs COMBUSTION
singular occurrence took place Tuesday. says
thc Petersburg Democrat. ut Chesterfield. little
distance in a hollow. north of Thos Dunns. Esd
In a field adjoining large mea low. smcke was
seen Issuing from the decaved part of a beautiful
tree as We have learned. and Immediately aftcr
wards, flames observable, although noon-lay
With great difficulty they were sub,ined. In Il
short time afterwards the body of another tree in
tho field was discovered to b. on fire. and de
fed every exerton that made 10 sive it: the
fames encirclcd the whole body. until the tree
broke Of about feet up. From what cause the
fire ori Sinstcd, remains mystery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

..IrY nE RICHMOND. Oue 90 thrs-' si.'n'fs
..r~.rss. Nuulsy asl Thursday. .tpIrng AT city
- - N--.--A D L--.ys trel.lL M LeLHa-.l soI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

NEEnlE II The HEAHr-A young man in Eng
I'nd lately had Hetdlo penetrate his breast and
enter his htIrt brcrking short OF. and leaving
nearly thrr"-t0urths Of inch of stc, i'll the
nusct~. To extract the needle tho surgeon laid
bare tho surface "t tho heart, and the portion of
the needle MAJ drawn out with fprCeps IntiamIua-
tieu had srt in but it !, regarded mort uncnIu-
mon operation and singular accident showing that
the heart itpof may hurtAin sharp wound with
ont death immediately following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

~. FOR RENT.-The dwelling house
H:r on Mayo street. recently occupied by Ars. k
bel, adjoining Mr. Ajax. Notts resndsncs.
Possession given immediately. ARply to
is Z}-MxWts JAMES THOhAd, JB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

w hkAT GLEANERS.-The Dewey =
Pqlcut Gl~9u~r r III -rur- scattered wh.~t ill
N~k. Nnet hagI~1t. Th,~, whu have not Alr-<tdy y
'Hsp'~iii hndh - pas we'll even amer heavy rsins
II VI. SMITH.
EEINCY-s ANN G. II, Nov 18th. 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

QUEtE TtsrL.-Thc bulletin for curoeitics of
the Cologne tiaLrtte. contained lately the capri
Cious nfer Of al English gsntleman to "A Cnrlrruhe
orphan boy 10 pay him Eio,0Uo stcrling Oh his fur
uinLins hin within Il running year, million
used post stamps. The Eugli-hman wants the
cancelled stamps for the purpo-o of rapsring one
IT hi4 ruuIin.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
THE GREAT MARKET SPECULATION
CHECKED.

Controller Flagg, to Whose untiring watchfulness the
city is indebted for security against thousand rob
beres, has put his veto the nice speculation Of
Robert W. Lowber who thought he had -old to the
city certain lots Of mud and water the Dry Dock
for the handsome sum of sl96,00 How Mr. Lowber
win get over the conclusive authorities set forth in the
following commhDcafion cannot guess, though per-
hsps he win try injunction:
FIsASCE DEPARTMENT, April % 1877.
To he COtmon COwpeR
The Controller has been served with resolution, OF
which the following il q copy
nR,ored Ths, the Controller and hc hereby directed u
" ~sout delay for the use and Papo.e OF aIiei the
socs q ground lying and being in tie Eisen,h Ward and
and the East River together with the bahhead in 'front.'
thereof extending rou The line q Sixteenth street 10
tween the center lire. Of said street. f the
q one hSndred and nnesI thousand dollar. oO, the
theron IN sSsGnlanss With the proposition ,uh,ted he
SSe',9ue, oy koee, W Lovee under date Of November
rsnty deed free and clear Of AZ lien. and n-unbrsnca. ex
bens approved BY the CCus to the 'es a r
Of hundred and ninety thousand dollars / heby nppr
sa Sa .S eiPS:S s s1sSd 5A 81. ss.
eeeS the sum Of twenty Eve h0nd'ed dollars
Rsssis~d Tha; the said premises when purchs.d Asu h.
,Ssis, 20 the cSnrOl and Of the cOu.One. Of
Aaep.el BY the Board Of couDeimen Jsasary a. 1857
Asop,ss BY the Board Of Aa.rmer. FOsary ls lsSl IL.
l. @ S. .rH 1 HSnGi ri Mys a sS1 & BIZ
siohs of the saepded Chatter the became adopted
n. T. VALENTINE Clerk c. c.
Soon AFTER the passage of this resolution, Mr. Low
Der caied on the Controller 10 make some arrange
mepts respecting mortgage the premises which he
proposed to convey 10 the city, The Controller In.
formed him that be coub make DO arrangements in re-
gard to the mortgage or the purchase of the property
referred 10 in the resolution Mr. I,owber was in
olmed at the same time thsi " Charter Of 1919 con-
tanned an express prohibition applicable to the head OF
esce executive department sgsinst incurrng any e1.
whether the object of expenditure shall have
. oeeh ordered by the Common Council or not unless
=, an appropriation shall have been previously made
oSvcnnS such expense" and that without an act of
tne !~Sisssre, authorizing . loan to be made or q
A % sved. the Controller could not givc effect
10 he appropriation contained in the resolution
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
THE STATE OF THE CITY TREASURY.
CHAsBERL4INs OFFICE, SHoE AID LEATHER

n.
Hon. Board Of Aldermen Of he City Of Np- York.
GENTS: In compliance with resolution OF YOUR
Board passed Goth inst requiring the City Chamberlain 70
report his for refusing the city warrants ste
drawn him. with general statement 81 the amount oi
"ads In bis possession the credit Of the several city
counts &C. beg report that the city funds kept by the
Chamberlain under hessone the City Treasury account
and the with the oners OF tine Sink
Ire Fund
On the 18th dAy day March last the City Treasury had n
its credit million hundred and thousand four
hundred dollars On the hh of March the next day the
account oyerdrawn hundred and hirtvN thousand
eisbt hundred aoars This overrsf ned increase
daily until the 18th Of April when the Ctty Treasury
drawn one million hundred and thrtytw thousard X
hundred
In addition the ShW. and Len'her Bank had taken from
the Controller on his account revenue bonds
for three hundred thousand dollars Jnco
Making total oyerdrsft OF the City Treasury account
including bonds held BY the bank Il one nison four
hundred and thihytwO thousand six hundred dollars GOV
On the l7h day OF April the Commissioners oith Sinh
ina Fund had 10 their credit eight hundred and eighty
three thousand one hundred dollars. SCJ VV
Leaving a net overdraft and above all sccounts
City Treasury and Sinking Fund, live hundred and -
foy-nne five hundred dollars .l...... s 100
refused payment about hundred thousand dosr-
which would have been paid by the Chamberlain in a
dton the overdra. above mentioned he had been ared
that would have been the extent of the oerd
would have saved the city warrants going g. protest
would advise he Board that bonds be-
ing issued bearing interest OF y ceut which being
very desirable Investment will undoubtedly in few days
repenish the City Treasury when all demands will be met
A. v. STOUT. Chamberlain
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
Id " LNIEZLIGENCK.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Arsu es-Bstsss
Juds. NELSON
DECISIONS ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN The EAW
RIVER.
Dennis Pagan =; 81. AT. The s,eXulsus Pluto.
- rf,A 4 -. sN.l & A.. .


DECISIONS ~ ApNiEALrr-coLLfsIoS IN The EAW
RIVER
Dennis Pagan .; 81 AT. The seAultus Pluto.
NELSON T., J.-This libel was filed by the owuers
of Charlie. Hcplin. .sso., The Pluto to res.s
dsmss~s for collision in the East kvrr se .1na -. sssis
on her bo.d .cl and ~A. crossing from the Botyn to
.de toward Tie Got Of street we rue
ber 'sSOsd qu.,.r she ss sscsntin. sssa.' ~. va.
The .choue about neay ahead Of the iua and s.s
down upon h es.ni the tsnss tns o'dua ss pssu
IN the act Of coming shout, lie sh, have run ne. 49,
the New orb shore with safety before b" sk nsv
70 h,. done e,e.hna undr the ccum.ance. II her
prevent the INJURY appeTent hs, the oau oft sea'
hand. had e Ia; In time the collision could hare h's
Il u aid ;h., the Pluto "a. fault in scus In the
mdd" Of the river near a. misht DO rsssa beng nsi 20
other vessels nsvisstns a. directed e' tne SaIS
an, wa, contributed 10 furnished tsf hs
schooner, uunrceary taekirs about ahead d the resmsr
T. insen,on duty the Of the persen IN
charge OF tho vessel The schooner at the time Vas not
It's ordinary master but in charge ot one tempo
rsry engaged and naniiesy incompetent to nsv
gate her at place where skin aud attention were inAi
The Of The cogI; be9" di'm'ns the libel We think
Thoms, Bell .s ThOms. Hunt.
NELSON, c. This is n libel filed BY Bell TO 10
bsasncs due for Is:ns and REMOVING the ssnSo-s
Inlet n j. where she had been stranded 1t appears ths
port Of New York Shrewsbury In- and that her ensns
tayips d be Employed and the S.e 1s On s
eth July, ISp ., rss" me 49,, asS 10 AZ ~. ,,.ssd
besnt Bell TO set her on the sandbAr TOO
s3 5o Of which balance of $50 remains unpaid IAe
Cour, below decreed for the respondent aud dismissed The
libel
There is no sufficient evidence the made ~
Hunt with the bslsnt for the service In question On The
contrary the weht Of IL is that made BY Pect tAs
owner Hunt was pre.eu when /, made By, @, s.ss
that appears took no part negotiation PECK did In
deed the belsnt given understand by Hunt scccrdnS
the proof that Peck the responsible msne the '"s
the contract vi made.
II supposed that Hunt may be made liable easTere to
the libesn But esd from the confederation that The coo.
tract wss msde with Peck end With him Il docs no, apps~
upon wh, terms the Cricket chartered She mag have
rsviged by the and hands Of the owner AMI
hence the responsible Al all for the safety OF The
ship There foundation Therefore laid for the nfsreore
sought raised OF the Liability Of respondent on tina
ground
We think the decree below should be affirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

ARREST OF SHoP LIFTERs.-Ann OMars alias
Ann smith and Eliza McC arty both young
rey se.ted charged with shop lifting the store Of Davis
Roberts No lsl Eighth avenue where 10 alleged they at
np 10 sea piece of silk; and also At the store OF Owen
Jones No es Eighth where they stole two piece.
fancy silk On searching the promises about $50 worth OF
silks found their possession. for which owners are
wanted the Jefferson Market Police Court The accused
together with named VIM Davidson who IN their
company were TAKEN before Justice Davidson and committed
for trial Ann Smith lives az No 1853 Prince street. and Eliza
McCarty at No Sc 6Msshington street;
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Rrs Ovrn.-A little boy about Ave years Of age,
vss run over IN Myrtle sveaue on Thursdsy by
ofHsndckson's erptess wagon. heeyy losdsd the vhes.
passing the boys the ankes hanging hea
shockias The boy taken up insessSs aades
seyed 70 his reddenoe ana d. nkchel wn .u.ne.sS
ssts nd upoa the s su6erer Il feared thai snpssaea
v Be ntcesssry Tie trivs Of tAs wNsea ~ act sp
esraa tAs sEAn Of tie Injuries ~ oarsossseas ~
eSt ~ kosa srrcsee1
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

TuF ALLEGED P,RDos PoKGEs.-Iustice Councy
Yesterday received a ,eiegraphc despatch from the
Hon. b. H. French in Washington. ID. c.. IN answer
70 one sent him on wedno day touching the case Of
John ScaichaTd Alas Crosse. Mr.. Frenoh says thss
the forgery committed upon him, by which he WAS de-
rauded on, Of 500, purpOred to have been done BY
IL Crol. consequently he has no complaint to make
agans Scatchard lie CroI being the man be wants
decision in the Of Scachard for bis alleged con-
spuacy with various other parties to procure the
liberation Of the forger Huntington from State Prison
may be expected to-day. Mr. Porter counsel for the
prisoner, s.ked for his discharge the ground that
there was not evidence sufficient to hold him.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
NEWJERSEY ITEMS

HossArsoss roR TIRE PIREskS's ELscrsss.-
The delegates from the various Fro Csspsaiss y
jersey City mex .; the hoase Of hmpirs Heck ssA
Ladder Company, No. !. % Wednesday svcsi,s. -
nominate candidates for Chief a0d A.i-tAat Hae;sessx
and for the Fire Commissioners provided fer u ths
new law al Of whom will Be voted foS n The sa>otss>
10 he held on Tuesday, May s.
Caet Iss',sers-ssuo~ A. Fr-ncs. fss r.ssscslss -
Jacc6 4 hsrinns
a.sissr,f Fugpes-s-Asras D R.yns,s and vi. L g.
y-ns for Frt Wsrd J,ns Wallace and Jam>s hr1>~-
l,n for the Second Ward john Hov-<h aAt Jehs nv
fr th- Third Ward and John Ceys Aad Johs uAyeeA ~
tbe Pourth Ward -
Fvs CO~nIsiess,,-D. 0rssory. IT, chaA NsnisA.h
Chss Scott ID w. stone, Tho. RoyIe < T-ry J. Cs~tS
1,-o D.upS>y Wm. White and H. c. smitA
NEw FrRRY-Bosr LtrscBED.-Ths new fsrfys
hst fr The Jrry City Perry iaunebcd from the J~rt
D-vin. Burt. At Bed Hook Point Brcotyn on wednesdV
Al O'Clock snd tow-d 70 Jersey CITY. where she va ~
e Yesterday by large number of people Toe Dew bs>s
nsr.d John Darcy" the president, ~ the Nov IsrsY
Rarsd Company 10 which the ferry belongs The nsv e>e
long 81 feet brrsdth and he's u? fee, dspo
bold Reed Bbeck Of Jersey City co1strantnS hS ~
Chinery Her viii b. about SA,ooo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

A company from the Eigsth Reginest w s'a 'nsfos
Gr.y> intend making en excursion 10 Bostoa On the
6,h June participate in the celebration OF the BAT
Tie Of Bunker Hill They VII number i25 nsea. and
viii BE- accompanied by DOd~crh First Bsnd. They
stp.>,f 10 be zone four days.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

CAr1rRE OF ALLEGED RIVER THIEvHs.--Ihree
young men, named Brady, Washington Harrington and
Samu Harding seted early yesterday morning charged
with breaking into the cabin of the sloop Wave yiuf a. the
foot Of Charlton street North River and stealing thererom
marin. clock Brady while making his from
IN. soop jumping into small boSt in which the other
prisoners Ocer Roberts Of the Eighth Ward Police
srreed him and his companions They taken before
Justice Dawson and locked up tor trial in default each Of
- 600 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

BEsEFIr OF Louisa PrsE.-To-morrow night Miss
Pyne takes her benefit and makes her last appearance
in America for the present. She has selected the
opera Of q Fra Diavoo,' and will al'o appear in
Midas" with Mr. Burton. The house will undoubt
cdly be crowded with her sincere admirers, who will
assemble to wish her God speed and bid her regrefa
farewell. meeting of her friends takes place this
afternoon at the st. Nicholas to perfect arrangements
for the presentation Of parting gift to the English
skylark.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

THURSDAY, April 23.-Supervsor CLANCY in he
chair.
A communication received from the Commits
sioner of TaSee and Assessments asking for additional
ofice-roOm as under the new charter they will have
large addition of business. The petition referred
to the Committee ON Assessments. After the refer
cnce OF few papers the Board adjourned TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
EypEzzI rNEsr BY PoRTERs.-Wm. Goodyear an'

ENBEzzIENESr BY PORTERs.-Wm. Goodyear and
Ambrose Bown for poroT' in the employ OF pam
bridge Co aonersin Cliff street arrested by Oihcrs
Thomas and Sampson Of the Detective Police charged with
en- their poyers goods to the value
Of so The firm have further acertaned that within the
ps year, thousands o dollars worth Of goods hsve been
stolen They suspect the two porter OF
being thieves and aege that they sold the stationery from
time TO Dwycr dealer in secondhand boxes Sc
In M.irn Dwyer also arrested aud oil three were
locked I'D for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24


Boys AND YOUTHS CLOTHTNG.-P. L. BAR
MIN 40 No. 1874 lss and lS Chsthsn square having
gwen their especial attention to this particular branch OF taei'
suase prepared 70 exhibit larger and better sses
oa Of Bow and foh than before offered 10
public One Of iher spacious ssssroous hav
inx been exclusively dedicated TO the wants o. the Juvsniss
viii ts found sps.s with description of apparel nses
.srv u thsir w.nts p c. BAlSUa Co.,
Nos. i94 lo6 and l35 Chatham square.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

lee. ff'oen ~ t~csty thcssand NEE ssde' sn'. ~
may a. we'd ~sae that, sside from 'ne n''oeiyf ssd
Jer.ey Cny cc@pames which. by the way -~'
among the very be-<,. there vore 81 so'e '"Aa '~'
thousand mes AMI boys nnde< Nms-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
CITY ITEMS.

Ir.LIAs OPtR..-N TrOraore will be performed
this evening at Nibo's, Madame Gazzanga sustaining
the role of Leonors and Miss Phillips that of Azucena
"a part that has been but indferenty filed since
che left U.S. Messrs. Brignoh and Amodo will also
appear.