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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

ported goods belonging to Henle Brothers, No. %
Nader lsne Il the bttom nste al Of the top. Tas o.
fcers discovered Ease bottom with the diawpada Goa
c-aled vib5 It. std zed them 81 smusgled 9 ,ols
Ire above firm are large dealers i, precious stoaAs,
srd tbs vas Poron Only OF lot Of gods belongin;
10 hem IS !: was Suspected that Other boxes which
bad tcea passed might contain similar precious Ar'i-
cjte CO.. C sled il the same manner, sgent Of the
Government was Immediately dispatched to Phlaiel-
pAi. 70 seize such as might be found there. The gems
st.zti were wcr-h 5000. The Custon-House al.
thori;es have seized al the diamonds sni precious
stor = IA tie store Of Me-srs. Henle Brothers.
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CoNNfssIOSERs OF PoLICE The Commissioners Of
Police net yesterday afternoon in the Mayors Office
end continued the trial of Captain Russell of the Thr
teeth Ward Preseut, Mayor Wood and City Judge
Russell.
Officer Ncvna Of the Thirteenth Ward was exam
il ed in support Of the second specification ard esi-d
tba, on the 10Th Of June last Captain Russell charged
him with standing in the street and talking with aban
doued women.
jacob Ferdan next examined. Has bcen ac-
quai1ed with Captain Russell twenty five ye,rs there
was a riot in Clinton street in Juno last the Cap
tain Ct the Station House a. that time he sent some Of
ba ncu TO the riot but did not go himself the MT
near tie Statou-House.
Thomas Steers, Policeman Of the Thirteenth Ward
wi.ntsed The riot il Clinton street; Captain Russell
wcs rot there and the fight lasted about half an hour
In consequence Of the absence Of Witnesses for
the defence, the case was postponed till next
Tuesday. notwithstanding the en'reaties of young
lawyer whom the Commissioners have permitted to act
a. 4 sort Of prosecuting counsel to wind up the investj
CATION ST once. lie "for one, did not want to come
"lere day in aud day out aod he asserted thai he
w,, prepared TO sit til midnight in order to nsh the
'.csse"
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EORE GiEROTLNG.
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

On lbUzday evening hugh OH.uan Of M.s5s-
cLUsstt, Gv1n hich Stat be rad arrived tba ARR
uoon previous, VS. passing the conner O. Wet aai
Robirscn streets. wher three men appreciated him
from teL,d. hr1 be wss :rstsny seized BACK Of the
nf'k, tripod Up and dashei upon tie plvtrleat
TIE robbtrs hen pus3ered him 4 sl97 ia bilk bills
and nej. HsIrs1 made lie Tay to :he Ttiri wri
Police S'aicD. where he gave partial description Of
toe robbsr'. ard ths following mornsg Ofic,r, Elder
Ayr5s, and Beam arrested James Keus, q youth
eighteen yeas of az. AL John Ci.rk an Irish waiter
sc teibg two OF tie ttieves Clark "a. Identified b.
Usr1a1 ss the one vlo held him 10 ~. and Kelly vas
recognized :. him as the Who raed bis pockets
The prisoners rere !0ck up BY Justice Connolly for
hAL
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DTNoCRATIc PRIMARY MEErISGs.-The Democrats
held tteir Primary Meetings Thursday night at the
call Of the City Committee, TO elect four Delegates
from each Wsrd 10 form one General Committee for
the year 1857, ard Ward Committees Of seven each.
There was considerable opposition in many Of the
Wards. and in some Wards two ticket, claim to he
elected. The Delegates are to meet at tho Democratic
Hcodquarttr, in Pcrepont street, on the evening of
"wednesday, jar. -, 10 organize.
TIE County Committee don't appear to come into the
traces. They have called a meeting at the Eagle
House, in Fulton street Tuesday evening next. for
the pu e4e Of appointing Iospectos, and naming the
line Of holding meetings for the election Of Delegates
The object of the City Committee was to consolidate
both bcdies.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NEW TYtrARfLy CHURCH IN BR00KLrs.-We are
informed that meeting is to be held this evening at
tie Hall of the Presbyterian Institute Livingston.
near Court street, for the formation Of New Unitarian
Corgrt gationGl Society in South Brooklyn.
We sre also Informed that the movement is bs'ed on
the confident hope and expectation that they may Sc
cure the services Of one Of the most able and popular
men Of the denomination as Pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

SERIOUS BLASTING ACCIDtST-FoUR MIS- MUTT
LAND -Four 'slorers aned Terry Farley O~eG Re VIM
BrruBsu and Pip C.l yesterday brought 70 the New
Iok Eo.it from injuries ecev-o by The remsnrs
tio.on 81 bl.st a. Regsn Hill j. Farley, " sopeirs
W. home lie wal W. splrk iGplted BY e'on
So the powder and the EXPLOSION followed Farley ~
shuly inferred snd in ell pohabIiy will not recover Ire
Other. severely tut dar Erousy hart o. this zane
rob scvcsi kI-i By explosion few weeks ago
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AERFsr - SHoP-LFrERs.-Two German, nsmef
OTTO st-ojef and Cbsle seEmund ye-erday eat.rfd hs
cf r NJ Jout. Co No Warren street, urcer PIE
o making purcbass Of rss az sa'in. and she a. ns
cc1r.er scrcc.r steal and secrete unfer a over
coat tyo rrce, cf v-qed ., 10 No notc- sppen
H. FAX q The by the prsoe e Gitsnd4ree buy ao
uator the oce Of the Chief OF Police AMI On 81
Nedn preceded the and arrested the Germans D.
;by lad stolen euouEh satisfy themselves The nt
fau- IN poss SchfOde ht snd 80 mend were
!cck.d zp b Justice BreIrsn.
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fAtVrrsenlsat.l
nNoonI ANp CREsM "A Pomade for esaur.

fYh ~ Hsr hshy aUei supsot 70 Frsnoh Srseis
ltseA al foI Ls prie> For drrssSs Lsaie. loo
b.s 10 .cus ssrss isLt eos-y app II ls~'
Ceru.u'. T.if 70 cuh IN the no., uNur~ l. 70
NV, ~ iuf giving be Hdr the sPParsnc~ Of BE-
IN NV -. ed Pre ony ~ NO1e Ecagine uoless
sind T,rsiDeE Co Pvp-e'ors II he Bdn Of Thou
..ra Towtr.v Fot sale 8 ~ DrugEsts
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q
$50 s-roestlsrg.. E,.ss s.d ras-ss.r = '.s'''
e@s -.ins sEs P,s,rssi !
80, &c. " W. Up P,...<-r :. r.aS..
So a-ILs.usa B., ., .0J Ea.,s'. Il .t,sO..
HARLEM ROAD zgp-po. eo,sat q vl -! c-.s :s'.'>'
:iSs -. AZ ~, sI s sy. "a. " .., q vs.. s
.s.p S-w.y s,rr,-- :, ...ry &
rrNas wlassI Ba.s- .si l. iS. ssd Il So
ir.s. St wlis Fs;a,.aso -, 80 a. sls q.
srwHAvrs ROAR -Cp-so,. Broadway .ui c.aL.-ss,I
SO. 81. T,ps-.. s'.So,.,d soi srS1-s-, s.ly
500 @-sss;sa EIpr-s s;.H4,sl. NeI-.A. Br-s-rt
szop --EiF-. ,ni Aoerraoi,soa rroesA s.S a. 'Hssa
50 ? n sorv.a srtcc'l II ..oo'. . sor.,s
G!ss n-FSt cbes1sI sgd az .sso0ss 70 Put Caster
long rLAyD RoAD.- Ipsss. SUI Yep. Dss-.S-l
$50 . -N,-Fa-.d' - ..sce' to i:aT-,ssi
sc a-hSSr".d ~ . ;Ssa . 81 ri.sp.ss,&
-n.s,s re- ss:art7 Sses!,4 r,4sai ,,;a''s
Ncrt'y - sIo 4 n m'iins az 'se stops
ERIE ROAM rD-po, 10, u nr,r- .,--. Sore. s--rI
So R-T.q nd Da'lri E.ess.,, eh.f .''tOs-
100 n-Cc,,o IE-s,. r'.s1Fsl ',,i'T, ,r,,..,.
~, gts .Fi ss ~ " . a. .1sss.
sScp a-Rssrsul se.fy al .anos.
NEW JERSEY RoAD-tnepo,. 70, Of co@,,ni, .&,st R
iitaa '' 80 yifr,,: rl,oass paSr,l .;aaoss
:iSp %SeT s1s- f. :. .,.,cf. to
sSs N MAJ .sJ E,rr,:. rsroess, VriscV.l ';aiOa,
Tran- - I0l. u m, 32s, IS 49,
TraLs Newslk saVs nesr'y bali hour.
MORRIS Essex ROAD Depot foot Of c.u<tasit,se 8 Ri
- H.ckefs.7yvn Passenger, IN sts,ionS
n..O, Nilburn Accomroiancn, al stsuocs
H. I'll s'snon-
ksiOp N sios AcSom .
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ROAD IDeost Per Mes NORTH r'-l
an. ane
l.CCa n -soner,l'-. al statoaS
bIOp n -B.sion al .,sron.
$50 ,. N -Sou.sr'ie al -,stros.
CAMDEN AND ANBOT 70 Nd Cpppot. Pier No I, Bstsyl
500 m.-Phiists pLls ThroUsh. sn stations
m IN Philadelphia. al rsccns
'hrcush % Phd.fr'shs. rtncrs stshoss
IN i is-rt Through. llsisuohs
Jela Potter Atlas and usaroft 70 Ami-y
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HEAR BOTU'SIDES.

I. ne ESi's, Of The " y Tvibsas
SIR: A. publicity las been given through your pa
1~r ye T. natter said have t,keu place in The School, on
RsndAs Island In which Phnopai) ask that judEmens
nay he super ID until 'h affair has been Investigated 81 the
SUSAN JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

RrS OVER by Az EIGHTH AvEsUE CAR.-Frsnci'
Mango toy IS years 90 Friday morning
Eighth and had q bis feet a1f AHkes
fr!iv crushcd AZ time Of the ia the
Of ring upon tie o- platform q the rag "he II was
RAISING NIetenh greet and !pred f4og before tue wheel
Tie Poe ock LIN 20 his residence No i West Nineteenth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

The Right Rev. DR.. Hopkins Bishop Of Vermont,
will preach N st Peters Church, State street. near
Bond, Brooklyn, on Sunday morning.
Sunday School Anniversary in the afternoon at }
O'Clock. Service as usu4l, in the evening, at -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

DrAIH o~ AFERRY BotT.-wm. Van Pet, = por-
ter N he clothing store Of Brooks, Bros Catherine
street was taken suddenly IL on Thursday oicht on
bosrd ore Of the Brooklyn ferry boats. AID died before
toe boat reached her dock on this side. His remains
were taken to HE late residence No % Henry street
who're an inquest viii be held upon them to-day. The
deceased caves wife but no children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

TBT PASEI GAME. Louis aud Arm "eIh ecc1-
pyrR tt E'ri-e, No y Cro.by street wgte ycst"dH
estsd CHARGED with bli Southerrer, cNing him- } 4
HeuIersn. of 80 BY the pane Pfoccs- hrudersn " q.
cot 20 hr .rsrtrpe.. 18th her Whit there t0sher third
rsfy ercP' ttroush ndow aad abs rei th-
from hs- With ynk upon cll-f Aie
H-defson bod esu,d the tr'-st ne unE's % pced
rrher srt .veree the prisooers not og al
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CHunDF sFRIIOs-An ~

CHUp DFsERIIos A male Child about t~o weeks
Oh VS., en- 90 Thursday erctus in the doorway Of Nblo'
ssocn ccfrt- Crosby AID Pfioces by some person ~
The Police found the aiAlt AID eonveyedH TO As
Ans House.
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IAivsrr.snert
TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have %

hsad every variety Of IT,, for Grocer Tea pe.--, .d Pa
70 80 G-,povi.r snd Imre1s from So % sc-sl 0thet
qv..iss equally ow A.o 80. boxss 0! reed Family Tea 9t
doi-s- Cal sat exsEiaeHo ID CHATHAM a., SetW sa
Pear AID k0oevsts.s
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THE OyY6ESATED BITrgRS are doing wonders
- The cor. q pv.pe, Debity JAundce and Liver diseased
Amous the Thousand Prpsions tbs. hNr- come u7
m brse 4isea.es those of krGruS Esu- tss soa- s
peas 70 perform al. q promises
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BARsrM's MrsrrM.~Tbe ORPHAN OF Geneva,

bAKNCM Dlt SLtM.-I De UKPHAN OF UhNE'h'
very porrls uarxocpstonsbs s1f sxoec1xJ n.
ter-epE pese oil Be p-renred hss TsiS AFrEh:os tna
sc Tbs LvLSSG n addition 10 the oosvoufoa and sasus
oUn.or ous q the rr-si AI.bse s tie sERrfsT or TEL
pEsssr This oonkiastSa Of s,rstoas sisn VITA ssses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

A fuE statement CT the controversy between the
Broadway tailor aud Mc.srs. Meai.s & Ayers, Of the
living House building. ard of the important questions
OF lAv IN the case WI be found in our Ia intelligence
Thc Jury disagreed on the question Of damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

Ca. Works for villages and cities, OF large pr.
v.fs ,bksn On p.E r-,sn;ly perfected sai ~srrSn I'd
superior 20 al otker, in peiy safety and sso1'ny ss'
s,v s<;is-<l- =, l. ihs pager.
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spsLh CO ID only received a. he reduced valuation. The
ecrLer 10 b 'sne u their iOuI cent
Whore ihey before chsrsG shilling Article and Of course
oCk tie b. 1sf. II the odd Lf y charge u oens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

CHEAP An enteipris'ng rum dealer in Williams
bisb sdv-s, Rum brandy snd .pr. for - zen
pon" som since a. sCotOpes inquest,
Ms. slas Of brsudy Killed BOY. Tho Per,on who
sold testified TIA, ought 70 b. good the brandy cost ~
linn
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NJ IscnEAsr Of PAy.-The motion TO rssethc pay
Of members Of the Common Council was Loot 10 the
RoaId Of Counclmen lat night and settled ny recon
-dtrirg and laying on the table How long the sub
ect vii reg. is doubtful but ought 20 sleep forever.
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CASE OF THE PRISONERS ~ KANSAS,

IT, As rii.,r q ne v ! T-t5s7t
SIR: Our fe!low.c:t;zsos il the Lecomptoa 81 arr
slmos< eAiely destitute cf books snd their papers Ike
Bur1ouhs scs1ty a., laf i.Yourct before they
get them. Please ls. your reaters kntw tas az! pa,
pers, noI. h;ss CT other books sent by msl care CT
Capt. Hanpton ter prsssa. kind And courteous
keeper, WI be iu'y paS no tser hands. Their coz
di'ic1 Is psn.u. IDe All whatever -, rs. hope :o-
Freedom n tas future they are owsaferas imPrsSa-
mtn II vrsctci Iale cabin for Resting. 81 tas peri
4 lie. Sc cc.s?acines's q :lrsanY
II v-o0a9rRy
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GHF S7oHN AvD CoLD-EFFEcrs uPoS FooD
pF.crs Tie expected supply of beef cattle detained
by tie storm failed t. arrive =! Forty fourth street. to
nee! the dcman Of buyers q: the small market usu-
ally b,ld On Friday, and consequently the price Of
what cattle were there ruled somewhat above the
price Of WCdu5. day and butchers begin to look with
sou a9xct, toward next week. Unless the railroads
s-e more fortunate in keepi-s ofea we shall certainly
e the eftc. Of our dependence upOa them for food
pretty seriously in the course Of another week. For
;unas,y the expires, Lines brought in large addition
% the stock q poultry while the roads were FREE o.
Wednesday and Thursday. AZ the two houses in
Washington street VIII h we have fre4ueaay quoted
fem Mles & Ba4tlett and Carpenter Young Il Co..
we aw >one very large receipts on Thursday Of OHIO
Iout-y. al We are soUy 10 say some OF Il was 4
abonipsbly bal condition but !, sold 81 az adsau.
upo1 lac plces We Quoted i,s Saturday and the ma
KIT vss more active. The folosi, the prices b!
IN. box: Goed fair turkeys, 10 lk.; rough, badly
d,-:.ed .rrAey., % lee. sood handsome geese %
luc ordinary Western geese, 79S~ Al3t OF Car
ps..sr, You1g & Co, looked a. though they had
BEEN smoked vita pine wood, yet we're fat, but owing
e lber back lcok. would no. sell readily 70, &C. /!
well dressed they would have sold at lQG The best
fowls sod a; lOc. ordinary al &C., AMI some very large
lHs a. Niles s BNletts, from Ohio, badly fatted,
bad! ieUzes scspdslously dressed, stuP;dly packed,
a, Sc. l. oon!Esst. tAey had lot Of Ohio ducks
hat were jas. fine IS need be. These sold at ljc.
TIE rpily Of grouse Is large and very cheap-:s,
nc. per pair Nsnissn, 20, !. very abundant, an
very good and very cheap-only lie. y b for fne ss3
6,es. We repeat. We need not despair If cate ,boud
b, scarce ani beef hsh While poultry All game is %
p.,:.y aad - chesn.
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TpF PROr ,BIE SCiCIDE.-RO' eft johnson the MAJ
rreuored yesterday bsvnE been ourd nensb In seycn
street on W,dre sdy night tho Effects q dose Of Auf.
num- dird the Fh District station House on ThGTsis
risht. The COrcnoT vii hold an Inquest to-day.
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TIE CARs.-The cars the Fulton Ferry AID
reenpoint line commenced nLns yesterday m0rnins The
CCmUsLy experienced Considerable difficulty Ia keeping The
road clear a. they cleared the Of parts
a the line The iBdsu.I inhabitants would ro~ back
the track and bs.p mp hisb that II imDo..ibe 20 get
The especially th- In tine vicinity 81 ths Navy
YSd sud along pats Of First street in the Eastern D.
irct The Company However by perseyerne succeeded -
clearing the track and running their
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George X. Cromwell, mentioned in yesterday ;
TRInUsr in connection with the abortion c,se st.:es
that he has knoW'edie Of the parties implicated in
the matter, snd never hsi anything to do with them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

BIRTH AT THE CRY Hall On Thursday wo-
usued Eliza Mason 20 the Office Ct tho Supenn.enf
emf Of the Poor Cry iIN She conducted into
se apart for the accommodation Ot invited guests
Shortly after birth nut 10 tho great surprise VI
the ocers udse Striker did al In his power 10 make the
wouGl comfortable and Circumstances Ptrmted
abe the Ling in Hospital ~ Patbush The cAld
Uas sfiu born.
TIE body of a dead infant found tbs same day
10 one Of the priyies attached 10 the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

We understand the Puiney & Russell Guard intend
giving ball az the City Assembly Rooms OF Monday
evening. Feb. It, tie proceeds Of which will be pre-
scented to tie Printers Free Library. The Company
"a composed Of priliers, and their Object is truly
con ntndabe, We trust tney will meet with success
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fAtyr--ttemsEt-

HERRIyG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
sATTs, Nos Is Isl .ni 20 Ws,es--, AID No. arIiy-
Ss1.YsEk
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CITY ITEMS.

AnIricAN CoTERIE.-The second annual Musc,l
Tupsicloroan Festival ii the American Coterie at
NibloS saloon "Wednesday night, happy o.!
fair and passed off to the satisfaction Of all concerned.
Al the supper table speeches were made 10y Mcs'rs.
Wheeler, Bailey, Gwyn, Taylor, and Others. The
festivities were kept up till near the mornings ia IN.
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Alarm OF FIRE.--An alarm Of fire was occpioned
10 NJ Tbir1 stI. On Tbu'.lsy might. by ia. burning Of
ctr.y Ia Court stIeet Badr The eugioes urnei out
bat there % casoh for their services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

FA1AI AccrnFSr Coroner Connery held en- in
tor a. Z slh r y va. Of age. Who's ce,h c.uset
b. fraeiue the skull s:aired ia cousea-'nce OF bk
htysE FLA from rzsu= ~ The ship Typsooa upon MS
head. Ner:.c., "AcCiie3tli Dtaib-'
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ssfras or DAMoyoI.-On TAurday RE Custom
H5us otscsrs se'rid package Of dianoud. Of great
vaiB, A. coSrsbaHd They we're accidentally iisccY-
srei /, "a. PaS;c Ss- ~ ops,;ag . box Of In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

ROBBERY The cosl Office Of The Leckawana Com
u.uy IN Atlantic street entered BY thieves a, noon Jeser'
3sy robbed e shout s0 which taken from the fa.ot
II. drawer contained three upsrtnen In The est OF ~c
we're s-CO which the thieves doubt to their 2rst
reset I'D The p npeto sbsent At dhoet a.
Aet
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The City Guard BAL, which has been on the taps
Cor some time past came of at the Academy OF Music
On Tlpr.dsy night. ard was in every respect bril-
liant afsir. The parquette flOOred over and the
stage arranged with Grapcry TO represent, when
vcwe from the dress circle, the appearance of st
n0t1r. A. the rear Of this grand had formed ep
pearej Ge word', " City Guard Two orchestras,
led by Harvey b. Dodworh, were stationed each
side Of the house. The programme da7s0Atc was
composed Of quad'ilies polhas Redows Waltz. E-Iae-
rs,jas and Vs'sovieuIes music for which being per-
formed by one band the other band performing al the
termination Of each dance elections from William Tel,
File du Regiment. II lroyatoro, Robert e Dab'e, and
other operas, for promenade. Toe company
large yet not too large for comfort and the dancer,
were not crowded so thst all tee lovers of the Terp-
richo'iaE art oyedhemse'c TO their bearts desire.
The dress chicks were filed With ladies and gentle
mep,
Merely boxers on a vienna
Tie nembcrs Of tde Guard we're 10 uniform OF blue
pants nad drab coat and not lacking in attention
10 the gut;ts. Among the company noticed Col.
Naa Burer, Col. Dmyea, Major Davis, and ether
prominent military men connected with the FiTst d.
vision n. Y. 5. N. The Floor Committee
pcted Of L;tat. T. {. De Luce, Quarter-Master H. l..
stevens Orderly I. Edwards ScrgeattJ. Snytb IT,,
PIivses Nolyreux Bel, G.. G.. Mitchell, A. C. Wal
sco, A l.. Squire aud w. 5. McHor.
A. tie supper give, TO the invited guests toasts
drank, a. apeoches made BY Paymss;er lIennques,
CAPT. n. h. LaIau, Col. Duryca, Capt. lie Fever,
and other.
The bal opened at l0o'clock, and dancing was kept
~ vita but eight Cessation until late hour Of the
ais 1t. The Reunion wa, merry ana pleasant one,
aud 81 ;temed to erioy themselves.
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hrSSrLL 49,.
Jeremiah McC aoley was tined and convicted Of hn'
usy robbsry Or The person Of Barney Cosrcys, Of Ne
li6 Plymouth street, Brooklyn. Snteoee, htssa yem
and Elk ncnibs State Prison .,
Mirhs1I n ugept visa tried sntccnY,cte1 o. h.Shy&
,obbsry raro.ipg Archibald vslale, Of No ~ - -
Tfi,ty.fbI stIeeL ScItsbce, STATE Pfzss tox ns
.Jsna Wines pleaded gllly to sss1i' sae os"SS