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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
RROOh YIN ITEMS.

THp BROOKLYN RAILRoAD.-The managers OF this
road have discontinued running cars to Greenwood,
the Company new stables nearly half mile this side
of Greenwood being the present terminus at that end
OF the route If the arrangement ia adhered to dunng
the Winter persons DESTROYS of visiting the Cemetery
will find the trip full of discomfort and Inconvenience.
The only means OF reaching Greenwood from the ter
minu. beside walking, ia by the Bay Ridge cars, an
interesting collection OF four omnibus bodies placed
upon railroad trucks drawn by lame and brokendOwn
horses and starting at irregular and uncertain inter-
yals. No particular time is made, the drivers being
bound to start only upon the arrival OF another car
The consequence is that great deal Of dissatisfaction
il expressed BY persons residing along the line OF the
road, and the arbitrary and uncertain movements OF
the Company have called forth much cens'ire.
BKooKLYS CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number OF
deaths for the week ending a6h us %, of which
there were males, a.; females, is. Men, IL; boys,
81; women. II: girls. u.
PoLrcE TrLEGRAPH.-During the past week the
poles and wires have been erected TO connect the
Eastern District Station HOuses with the Deputy Su
perint endents office at the City Hall. The telegraph
apparatus il to be placed in the several Station
Houses during the present week.
F,r,L BrRNISG AccIDEsr.-The alarm of fire
shout O'Clock Yesterday forenoon we. cs-d by toe eohns
Of German g years OF taking lire from The stove The
little s who had Been leit alone By her mother who market
worsn il supposed have caught her clothing fire by getting
Ia TOO co.e proximity the The negbbor wrrr alarmed
by and entering the room found her garments
entirely burned She fingered in arrst distrs' until O'Clock
lat evening aud expired - Al -, N -
lrn returning home Engine Companies Nos ana 10 ZANE
toseih-r Al the corner Grand aud Fourth streets aud som" s
difficulty occurred when the Police arrested John Bennett Fore
Of No. TO- . , , -,
Nos and IT, John Roarh Of fiose No and VIM Tucker OF
Tn.r. No in Grand street for dordery conduc
AcCIDyNT--A man named Peter Ryan was found
living in..usbs upon the sidewalk Sunday nxh, Ofc'r
vain conceived b. drunk aud took him 70 the Sta
zion House UPON that charge After remaining in the station
House al hi, II w discovered thai the sniefns I'm
e which be had sustained by fall upon the Ice
The name OF !. A. Bradley was published IA having
received the appointment OF Assistant POhse Surleon by the 20
ic, Coumissoner should have been Dr. }. brsdy OF
Fourth street, Eastsn District.
CoROxERs ISouEsr.-A man named Bogert died
MS South Brooklyn sunday in consuenf" on
p,us Sustained september by falling on the platform "a
Greenwood Railroad The Coroner viii investigate the cu
auls,snces "Wednesday. 81,
An iuan.,, was held upon q named Callahan VINO Tell
down in Tisy street snd SUDDENLY expired HIS d'ese "s
rorl.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
FIRES.
PRE- IL BROADWAY.

FIRE IN BROADWAY.
About 1890 o'clock on Sunday tire broke out in
the cigar store No. AL Broadway occupied by Benoat
Perx and thence extended to the millinery establish
ment of Mrs. Burke, in the rear. Both stores were
considerably damaged by fire and water. Mr.. Pierix
is insured for 900, follows Bridgeport Insurance
Company, 81 500; Park 81 $50; Mechanics and Trad
ers 81 so His loss will probably exceed p 900.
The building was damaged TO the amount of 900.
Insured The fire il supposed TO have been caused by
n stoveppe TINT extended through wood partition.
PRE- IN LAURENs STREET.
Last evening fire occurred in the carriage factory
of Mr.. Dusenbeny No. l02 Laurens street, but being
discovered at early moment, it was extinguished
before any damage Of consequence wns sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

We have already stated that meeting nad been
hs,d IN Detroit at which resolutions indOrsing the
course of Senator Douglas were adopted. There was
some oppugnation among the officehoders and ex-
pectants but the majority, for the Little Giant was
5c;ded They were not satisfied to let matters pass
on in this way and so another meeting called for
Monday evening to indorse the Administration Thi
movement set the whole camp in commotiOn. large
crowd assembled, at least wo-thirds OF whom were IN
favor OF Douglas aud against the Lecompton Consti.
futon row broke out at the start which prevented
any organization. Each side refused to let the other
proceed and thus two hours were spent in the most
noisy and rowdyish performance ever before witnessed
IN fi.t cv The leader of each faction offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Eat Thirty secood stree,. on the body Of child
named Daniel Farley, Who died from the e0e-ts Of
liquor q, ssd place. Il appears that the ncshe, Of
decessed left about halpnt OF brandy better kasw.
By the Of TO, gut, in pitcher upon stable IN
the room where deceased wss. The mother went out
few moments, and on her return found deceased sat
ting on chair in dying condition He remained in
ths. state until next day, when he died post-mS'
TEN examination Of the body. made BY DR.. o Hanon.
went TO show that death caused by congestion Of
the BRAIN from the effects Of the liquor drunk BY the
deceased. Deceased was years and months Old.
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NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS.

AMENDMENTS TO rHE CHARTER OF JERSEY CITY
The Committee some time since appointed by the
Jersey City Common Council to examine into ana re-
mort rpon needed amendments 10 the CITY Charter
and 10 whom was referred the amendments sng-
gested by the Charter Cony ention, have reported
that they found the work imposed upon them re-
auired more ieberation than they were able 10 De-
stow and recommended to the Board the appoint
ment of a Committee of citizens to perform the
work The Board adopted the recommendation, ana
appointed Messrs J. Dickinson Miller, DAVID ;. man
ners John ID. Ward, Edgar b. Wskeman and Alex.
n Wallis auch Committee This Committee were
requested TO take the whole their charge,
and when they shall have completed the work, to
submit the same to the Common Council for approval,
and IL their suggestions shall be concurred In by two
thirds of the Board, then the amendments will be
ssnt IN ,be Legislature II IL understood, however,
that before fns passage is obtained, the proposed
amendments are to be printed and circulated among
the people with the view OF getting pubhc ex,
uressiou' and having the amendments perfected and
satisfactory 10 the citizens.
Or,n,srIsE At SAsDY lIooK.-The Quarantine
Co1ni..,On.r. York have seat en. 70 the a-G-
permitting locon Of onAsntine sandy fIoos of equal
benefit to both sts'es
GAME LAws.-Applications will be made TO the
n.xt session the sewrey LEGISLATURE Tor such .eron'
the .e ... e, to PySi ~. s !. D,rsa e oy. an
arr the h OF October law 70 prevent the Killing Of deer
bsire or sfsr tk mouth November perpuay for tn
nd pre-, the pan,ips oysters xiddx County 70
ven, hs killing Of quA and phessnis In Camden and Atlantic
Countic. icr thTe- years
STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIgrr.-The Boar !"
Msusxer. Of N. NcwJerey State Aicutgrl sosen es.a
r,,en. a, Ney. BrIlsck last week. An Auditing cppn
Wa .ppoined and VIII report ssnersay 81 meeting H
Nevsrk Tomorrow. The Secretary. J. H. frsse 81 49,
Although society los, money By the FaiT cnlss - o
are not many accounts ye, unpaid and the ee Ok ~ a.
birz forced lose by t. hss not Jet besn -, 80.
Board withdrawing the ST aoat - a.
per sion and probahs ruin" Prepsrl,jns VT 49,
third naua neetns which viii be held ~ it.h,1n ~ "a ~
Ju TO- Ofcers for the ensuing year WI o. g. ~.
annual report read so,npes of yes,tsoe'' A. " ~
premiums OF ieId crops gll b. then presen'ec-
George c. Waite of NevBrunswck has G ssn s
,u,sd by Collector Sch- cns othe inspeeto.s IN ~
Custom fiou.e e, salary Of Sil~ year if'eA'
A telegraph line has been compIe!ee no'A 'A"
.ovn 20 Newton and u In s7ocesSw 'P''s
s,vuxa M,cx,RrL.-Wm. Burke OF jersey
cas 800. aoruins bocsat before hseofder bsdrFa
shsYr-d .I,b s.es,as Ess Of nscAere rom zoe IN
NJ. ss - =. con nir.ed 70 tas County JsA 70 sAA1
trial
Rr.pars1rp-John Williams va. Tour years 80,
.S Of ,-s,xsy "a sxsos cou7ift>d Ia }esss3 VI -
=, :, rae sxs trsS1. Hsstns s,rva sHi s7- '~'N US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

re Aessour; Republican Of Wednesday announces
and admission to probate Of the last
neman recently deceased, whose property IL esti-
fnstei 70 be worth half million Of donsrs He made
H5ey provision for his relatives bequesthing $50 900
ntrst TO his executors for the children OF brother
smother tle 600 and to three neces $40 900 each. He
also donsted about $145 900 to various benevolent
eis.es principally Catholic and the rest OF the estate
ssy SIS 0o0 70 the Right Reverend Archbishop Ken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Tx Utica Telegraph states that Mr.. Obadiah
Owen, the Postmaster at Remsen, Oneida County,
has disappeared very mysteriousy. He was last
heard of in letters postmsrked at Syracuse. 1t is
supposed that he has away. This suspicion pre-
vail among the many persons in the northern towns
from whom he has bought butter on credit, and to
whom he is largely indebted. The SUN of his indebt-
edness in northern Oneida is very large. He made
nssigument year or two ago, but has since been
prosecuting large business, and his creditors are
Sery numerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MospAr, Dec. S.-Supervisor McSsEDoS in the
chair.
Several ordinary papers were referred.
Propowd Remoro2.-Ald. McSpEDoH offered reso-
lutiou that Joseph Ksrge be appointed Interpreter TO
the Court OF Sessions in place OF Adoph Mincho, Who
/. hereby removed and that the salary Of said Inter
meter siall be at the rate'of $500 per snnum.
AID NcS,EDos said he offered thus ~ GO eossectloa
ranr.ssnted to him "a an incompetent Interpreter.
The one proposed was inguist.
Ala T,cKER said Mr.. MincAo mast have altered
very greatly since hs wss sppssted fer he was highly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Last Thursday evening, Mr.. g. Hodgdon of Newton,
NH, while returning from Kingston, was attacked
HIM down and fastened its claws in thick plaid he
happened 20 wear at the time. The plaid came Of in
the stssgsle and before the animal could extract his
sstoas from the worsted Mr. Hodgdon managed to
mach place Of safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

We that in quite number Of the interior towns in
Ohio meetings being held and resolutions adopted
against granting osg credits. Meetings Of this kind
trail Illinois. At Springfield, Jacksonville, Carsnville,
&c, it has been resolved by the merchants business
and Others to limit credits to six and four months
In the future. The plan appears to be well received
wherever proposed but We doubt its general practi-
liability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

The Marshall Ilinoision states that Levi Chancel.
Tor and one Chenoweth, of the firm of Chenoweth 4
Sfrever of Martinsville in Coles County, got into
quarrel IN the store of Chenoweth, that Chancellor
making q demonstration to strike Chenoweth the lat
ter struck Chancellor with billet of wood. Chancel-
Tor fell and struck his neck on box, breaking his
neck. Cbenoweth gave himself up and gave bail in
81 zoe for his appearance at court Public opinion
inslines greatly in favor of Chenoweth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Three negroes belonging to Mrs. Sarah Du Bose Of
Fairfield District Georgia, met a terrible death
one day last week. They had entered the store
room OF the ginned cotton, and locked the door
nAer them. One of them carelessy lighted a match
and in an instant the cotton was in flames. Before
aid could reach them two were dead and the third
Vss 40 much injured that believed he could not
survive. The Clubhouse, new screw press and
tgen.y-iye or thirty bales of cotton were burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

The authorities of Wesfeld Mass offer $2oo reward
sor the arrest of Albert j. Stoub who murdered his
wife and children on the 18th inst. He is 81 years old
cigar maker by trade, weight l4S pounds, light COM
pexion short round full face, slight scar on his lore
head: speaks French, German and English readily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

An Incorporate man named Nicholas Ward is under
nrrest a. Port Byron, N. ~ on charge OF Killing Ms
wife last Monday.
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A CORRECTION.

To tSs E4ic~ II TIE Trsssae.
SIR: The article in your paper Of the eth instant.
hss.cd Justice Dpensd BY Alderman" attracted my
t.nioz Tor the irs. tine on Saturday s so az Il rsrs %
M y -ousy It l. props should demand rrsctSou u tar
go = Is a. sct Of common justice. - -
Your, respectfully. WV CoCLLsM
Alderman SrTca.seath Nssi-
NJ. York. Dec. e. 1857
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LAW LNI,E,LLIGENCK
uNirgD STATES DISTRICT COURT -pvc. a-us&s~
judy Brrrs
pfdiSoNs IN BANkRCPTCY AND ADMIRALTY.

tNirED STATES DISTRICT COURT -pvc. a-Ss&ss
JUDY BSrrs
phdiSoSs IN BANkRpPrCY AND ADMmArTr.
hAsSErsver-GrsKRAI oRprR os sAir ~ rsx
lssissHy.
10 tee H''s' the srgio.sa q the o-srsa Aass-'s =
Inc sessra assignee in bankruptcy applied 10 "
S S The s s. :. q. ssS ~. . ~. s:
DC co sS 's e. '. ~ o 80 t. T.as rss
private sale thai sppsons bed Svn nsSr 70 lin fs ~ ~
S q III 81, T r.. r. s S go ~
ecnpiaaee wi'h .ocA sypicu .ssss rses yrsysss
: ~ ' er ssa.: Bs ss s a. r.ai an
puha, under ls q The s.rkuss no. vNG sAry Wv
. - y = :.:s. 40 sss = s':
s, md sss,' s IVY Ssrs a ,ss Ss, .si
opportunity for sroSs nPosens eP'a The ssssne ~ ~as -
That the s does no, suhOrrs sensr Or,ss u cesrs Gv.
ins sale Of ~AsinAsy Interests q ssnlre ssrsss~y -
Thss Ssosuh The Court me, .-ses The e.e.rs 80
in s opinion .Ay ees' sas.svs tse a,sxsss =
yrt tSe ss.ixnes ~npo ard under asn sal &
pendfu, appointment Ia e.h vrr sse saA wssh - = q
in one s~srtss order dsnc. nssr-sss g A,s ysrc =
mriiisrious ,-.ss and psg'leA
Application deutcd -
rRACrrcY-TtNy TO ArryAL--SrAS or pxrcVff0N.
George W. Barnard at. Edward S~fcrss
ne, Re r-.p"ad-n, c.lnias .sss ssy By Ss,i.s s.s &
pa within days str the cos taxxd shheryA IL
udsmen, hs been rendered thsn ten days. he ta4s
entered sept le On Sep 81 sotics q tsssfioa TOT o.
2 was sued snt on OF the spp~N wss fed
Hd ~ TIE Cosyfrha the right u sppr~ rfsc< - sss
final ludsIncn, 10 rendefed In the The deceive knA
when no farther Judicial &C, rsans TO be doae IN tbs ss- ~
the Court.
This, order giving refusing spcae.iy drelsrsf =
the ud.uas upon the merits ks either party psss tss as
any saS, ;s.i ~ sa as S ar Or s. s
" . ssss. * s. "a s.
ply for cost. imposes no lien or tncumbrnnee upon pc
sy does n,horse the sue q puress ~
csys ito effect sgsnss the person roprsty s(~lnse
whom Ia rendered The stipulation fo coda required 10 ~
by the reponies condition u hi hrinG admitted -
a the foundation o udsuwnt ks cs saAnse
him AMI his surety indep ndeu OF The decree spen the ss
Tor debt. -. !.
Tha. therefore In 70 the ecwpsesioa
.he ma d.,T the II the shosd Be sss>s4
added to tia, decree.
Thai the anal and the Ia state 10 b.
Septrmbc and than hAvts1
,spd after th decree bfre the spPc~ sss skvc the aeps
does d s,a execution. Motion denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Henry Potter, Judge of the United States Di'trlc
Court OF North Carolina died at FayetteVie' On Tue
s,En inst In the 93d year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
iAdvr.iscnent
PrRpY,s NATIONAL THEATER. grand

sucess achieved this popular TheAer By Mr. Foxs
rex ard brisnf Psnornine q BoKsis Srrsrr oT
AIsr ,i no magnificent piece fyer brought OUT on 'sts
TINS TO b. performed previous To tonifh sd the
BEAUTIFUL drsns Of tho LADY LAKE, wiz conclude The
bill.
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lAdNtrtl-ul'hI
A Useful FAMILY PRrSENr.-Bly PRATT
fAdv-rtiseuient.l

Patent SEWING MAcHNSs they wsTsn'. TO giye ssss
ton Phi. sl2 Oces No. 577 Broadway New YORK.
Ne. lis Washinston.st. Boston
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tAdTer'i-f m-n' ,
~ coo lbs Of choice CONFECTIONERY, for the

uot,p.ys COMPRISING 100 dsprrni kinds Of Fruit Drcps Corn,
f-. Loenses Creams and Candies Of every dearpsion
Of Holiday Presns Aot;os nor Bons, and
MO- Io1ers-s OF every variety. Jas =. BAESrS.
No SIS Broadway nex, door TO Dr. Ch.rin's Church
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lAdverisemsn,1
SHETLAND HOSIERY AID SH,wLS,
Al knit BY hsnd, .,
RNgN's,
No. q Bowery.
IAdver.isnientl

Advertisement
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man restored 10 health in days stet many years graf
us, on. SUFFERING i. anxious make known the Isns NJ
will eel The prescription used Direct 20 the Rev JOIN
NJ DlGNALI Nc. ia Futoa-s'. Brooklyn.
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OxYGENATHD BIrTERs.-This remedy for |

up.i, which sstoishe- who have udt by its instantaneous
sud sIulo effect has obtained distinction ana es'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

(Adyerbement.l
Drs, HUNTER and MELVILLE, Consulting Phys
,r. Tor Pulmonary diseases No. 81 Broadway, Ne~York
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STEALING MAcxLRIL.-Wm. nuI go y, IA,
Cay yesterday pOnins sooss. e. ,ss srsr, sos.
NJ, go,s. - "a eoanir.ea TO tss County j.a TO s7H
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

telegraph line has been completed IRON hacAe''
I'm 10 Hv.pn snJ Il 20 ,1ocessfui OPERATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

DsArH OF A CHILD PROM TAkiso bRAsos:LVscs,..
o,er Gamble held an inquest yesterday. at No. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

CoROSYR's IsouEsr.-A man named Bogert ded
9. Ms residence in South Brooklyn SUNDAY in conssene" OF
injuries Sustained september BY falling on the platform "
Greenwood Rsiroad The Coroner viii inv-ssa tn- en'
ciiussnces W.dne-dsy. -,
An insuest held upon nan named Csishs VINO iri
ssn Tllary street, snd SUDDENLY expired hs d''e VS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

RyARaSsrEp.-Joan Williams va 'cu 80 g., - 81
.,....x ~ b.,x..yy eon1sft>d IL 'e,s VI
"a, /, tas sxs tljsl ds'tns s-rrSa ~ o7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

George C.. Waite Of New.Brunswlck has ~ ~ ~ =
Custom. fiou.e e, salary Of 81" year if'eH'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

FATAL FALL FROM LADDER.-Corooef 1s% SS
s,so held An inquest upon the body Of Tuhsm McAn'
ham lsborrr who CANE to his death by falling from
sdisr a, No. Is stanton street, where be wss car.
rying up bricke to the secoed story OF ounong !.
course Of erection. TIE Jury rendered vernct On
Accidental death" Deceased va yer "a -
natiye of Irelsnd, ndresided at No. 10 First avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

The name OF j. A. Bradley was published az having
received IN. apponent Of Assistant Police Surieon by the Po
lice Conmissioners II should have been Dr. j. Brady Of
Fourth street, EastsCn District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

BKooKLYS CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number o
deaths for the week ending 6h inst, was o. of whic
there were males, A.; females, is. Men, IL; boys
81; women. II: girls 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

DASGEnoUs CousTERrEIr-Counterfei fiVes OF
the Commercial Bank Of Whitehall, N. Y, were put
in circulation yesterday. The counterfeit Is Vel exc
cu.ed and calculated to deceive. The viSnette IS
boat and whale, with shipin distance NosHests were
made and shopkeepers are cautioned to be on theii
guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

OrARANrIsE At SAsDY HooK.-The Quarsntln
Cormon.rs Of SewYork circular. TO the n-n-r
cfbs re Iezaure jersey urgnI the necessity
PRINTING the location Qnasnne sandy iook. - Of eao
benefit 10 both Sts,es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

FALSE PRsrEssrs.-Ofiieer Girv.n Yesterday aver
noon arrested young fellow nsmet William = Row
snd, charged with obtaining money rom ae IT..
accused applied to Thomas c. Hill, CLERK IN tne en-,
ploy OF the sbove.nsmed firm, TOR the loan OF ~
repre.en,ing that ne was person Of means Relying
upon the representations Thcm,s c. HUI c.e a 10
he employ Of said firm, loaned the accused SO. IL
be;no s,bssmently discovered the the statements OF
Rowland were false, and his failing TO pay the sum
aforesaid, complaint was made agins, HIM; anp No
was arrested. Justice Connolly committed MI how
lsrl to the Tomb- for examination
Another eae of false pretenses Occurred yesterday
the complainant being Orlando Cheeks Of NO: 10
Broadway and tho defendant one Giles W, H WiIsm-
s0p OF No. 81 E.se1 street. II appears that William
son vent to the establishment, OF Cheeks ana repre-.
nted that he was sent by MI ssvery Oh ~ cga
RELYING Upon the representation, Mr.. Cheeks parted
with his property. Williamson was arrested and eoni-
mitted by Justice Connolly for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

PoIrcE TrLEGRAPn.-During the past week III
poles and wires have been erected TO connect tn
Eastern District Station.House with the Deputy Su
perinendents office at the City Hall. The TELEGRAPH
apparatus il to be placed in the several Station
Houses during the present week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

BURGLARY AID ROBBERY or CIGlRs.-John Muir,
ply and Patrick Nugent, lrishmen were arrested
yesterday by Officers Gerodett and rSaddie OF tine
Fourth Precinct, charged with burglIonsly entering
the establishment of Thomas Underhn, No. Isl South
street. and stealing therefrom 1906 cigars. II ap-
pears that between and O'Clock yesterday morning,
officer Gerodett saw Murphy jump 0er the fence sd-
Ne pursued and arrested him forthwith Subse-
ouen,ly Nugent was arrested, havn, in hls possession
a quantity OF cigars. The store WIS then examined
and found 10 have been burglarowly entered, and q
handkerchief belonging to Nuser was discovered
stuffed in the key-hoe. The accued were taken TO
the Tombs and committed to pris'n By Justice Con-
molly in default OF bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

The Board after some unimportaat business 40
iourned until this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

AccIDgNr-A man named Peter Ryan was found
lying n-ensibe upon the sidewalk on sunday nxh, Oh'
vain conceived the b. drunk aud took him TO the Sta
ton House upon ths, chsrre After remaining in ne saGI
fur,d e which he had sustained BY fall upon the Ice