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amounting this year to SIC, ,7oi &c. Tract collection
increased $i9 81; Bible collection, $Jes. The only
decrease is in the Sunday School collection. SIP g.
Monstown selected for the next session Of the
Newark Conference and Camden for the Ncw-Jersey
Conference, time not given.
The appointments for the ensuing year were then
announced. The Newark Conference IL composed OF
the following districts:
Ec-e1rk Distrirt-J 8. Porter. Presidins Eidet
Pdterson Di,frsf-T MoCsrrol frcsidins bldrr
Herlon Dsfrief-B Day Presiding Elder
Rahvnp Dsfrict-J NJ. Tu.tle. Presiding Elder. ,
One hundred and fifteen preachers were apponteu W
the different stations and circuits Of this Conference
The New-Jerssy Conference comprises three ''''
trcts viz: 80 ,,
Tyerton Di.fret-A. X. Stree. presiding Eidi,
Bvriino,7n D.frict-G. y. Brown, prcsdinG f:tae''
By,dq,tzn Dpf,tcf-S T. Monroe, presidins f''d'1 .
One hundred and ak preacher were aPPo'nui "
labor in ths Conference. T.. Wentworth was up
pointed Missionary TO China ., A.. ~,
The appointments having been announced the Con-
coierence finally adjourned at ~ ocik on fnday
morning. ,:.,lL h ,.o -o.a
fo,, w.Brunswck to Lsmbertsville, leaving both
Of those places in the New-Jersey Conference. This
division was approved by the General Conference last
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

erty again. Also send the money il possible. lam am
we1 acquainted with your old friend, 'aien'n'
Gooden, esq, in l.. a. u,yroRD
Yours truly, JANIS = n~'
MApAMy: .x;.rood
The surprise and modification l expe.,o",Jhvi. W..
at the reception Of your reply 20 my ,,ny notice
morning forces me 20 iDtrude myseh upon ~; ;i.I
aRan0Pemit TO say that have o''on oe0 h., 80,
since nv great misfortune, OF last suhuis si -;
in A manner that has wounded i',e ~ P a -;
The note sent you was wnttch III A'i1"'''
'". ,,J ~ .ee,n that the lady thus kindly advised
,e,.I,, e her husbands frailtyl wa slow to believe
" h.r.s AGAINST hi- reputation from such a source.
-. ,d & are in the print-llke handwriting
- ~, I'D the letters which Scetchard sent to Mr.
~ s is addressed to "Mrs. J. Is. Crosse" al
such An attempt has been made to hide it with
SrSRisE, Goth March So
A Kind good morning: Ny Dear, and happiness
while | write, Daring sigh o. adorntion 70 the Az
mighty Lord futers my lips, that he has given me
TO love, One dear, so noble, 30 supremeiy sweet
Deep in my heart in sacred trus,-upon the sacIeu
tablets Of my soul / have inscribed thine image
Loved One, and each day ~ turn 70 read II .helc'
will but increase the fond devotion with which wor
ship thee:-I shall love the always jennie ioo
thes A. may never loved before-ssy sweet oho-'"''
1. in turn, one thought Of thine!
From Your Afectons'e Nps
To J-E-S-S-I-E.
IUl -,
A receipt from Adams Express company. unteu
Eew-Orieans March 8 lso7, ~ MI 1ehShs ol tmo WV
trunks. marked J. b. La Crox, care Jane Kerr,
Charleston. South Carolina
when the prr-cr was arrested no money was
found ., him but he had n check on the Bank of
Commerce for $500, dated New-YOrk April l3' 1857,
drawn by John Scschard payable to Joseph Valdor,
No. Of Magazine street, New Orleans.
II is supposed that Joseph is confederate, and the
following unfinished letter written by Scatchard, prob
ably intended be sent to him to urge him to come
and assist in this scheme Of hberatng Huntington.
NEw-YoRg, April II, 1857.
FRIESD JOSEPH: marvel much at the continued
delay Of your epstleS. Only few days journey Ieth
between thee and thy servant, and yet thy messenger
cometh not And why this proneness to silence Friend
Joseph? Verify verify, fear onrf High Priest hath
grown hikewarm in the things which pertain TO his
greatest good. Can il be that, Notwithstanding the
marvel wrought in thy sight thou art still lingering
within the folds OF skepticsm and doubt Shake OH
thy guilty fear Oh Jcseph and let us again hear thy
encouraging voice. that we faint not, neither fary oy
the wayside . II.
During thy servants sojourn in this unfrcndy cline
they have aborcd long and hard to promote our cause
pgbt and day have they sought perfection Tor thelr
musical talents that they might pipe the dance lot the
<ometce of the world Soon shall say unto the
,icb men of this vast countrydvide thy treasures
with ms. Am. mission into Egypt is to procure the
vherevith 10 sustain our nfirmities. Our chariot Is
the lightning of heaven, and We can take no DENIAL
The examination was adjourned to this afternoon at
o'ciock
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lAdvertisements
IMPORTANT TO Pulmonary lNvALiDs.

TREATMENT OF CossUMrHoS
AlLo,.rmy. HoMaoP.rWv. w.rx.ccsE.
MEDrcArkD INnALArIoN
PsAcrIcAL REVIEW
On the different method, OF treatment employed in Con'0mp
lion, with comparison OF their respective Hrr''''
h,D,sr oo The dangers 70 Consum attending change
of climate
objection. whiSh shd have been the loeA
or dirct Treatment OF this ds,s'e
RoBERT HUNTER, NJ. ID
Consulting Physician for pgIS%a5Gy New YORK
Aatbor OF APractcl Treatise Deas. OF tae Ihf'a aaa
Luns" editor Of rhe Medica Specialist &C. Nc
Jast publish ani tor sale b.
10. iye.ey St. Ai'or House
coffnTff' faaTf.
AT l-4>rssoveros, RsSAkKs. ,..-.- d. ro,
Art. 2-ANsUEE 10 TIE QgE'roN "H'' - 'A " "
TssM CoN>vMPrioN7
Ar 90, rns Altop.rsie s Tsf.raEsr COs'r"'r'oS:
l. Treatment ~ 5oodc'tins
> Treatment BY tryncs'
! Trce:uen, by Aercursa
T. Trvatncn, b. Fonies. .,a D;,,e.ie.
s Tr,s,nen: b lodnc.
!. Treatment, by Cod Liyr On.
B. rrea;n,ent b; Counter Irritation
a TIeo'men' by Ci.anIe oi CinAts' - .or,oc,
TO- Prsctirs Review and Inu.,ra,.on Ct the incorrect
nss- OF The aliopsihlc Treatment - -,
Art i-ExsLaxArio, OF IuE HosGorATHio ISEAI"h" "
AT SNFxrlsS,r,os o, TIE w,rsacvsE TREATMENT Or
CossCNprtoS -
P>RT III. r..
AZ. s-ARevNss, o. raE PsO'ss Ts%rNfsr o. 00S'
P,s.Iv. -.
Ar T-ExPLa ay.-ioS THg isH.tArios lAsAi"'N' "
tossvNPrios:
l. DeEaitiou Of lnhalsion ,..
2. Methods 81 Enployas inns'a'"''
j rhe lnal!cr.
& TIE Room Elpor -,L
5 The Oxygen,ted vsPcr chsnloef.
G TIe Form OF Vola;iLee Aecietnes; ,..,
!! IT, ine.I srtiou OF Lungs OF IL na.eG
TIE Coa.,I,utioGa, stiou through tae bs'oS % IL
o. TIE KINDS oT cossraPrios WHICH AaE CesAsLE'
OF Thr-s-n-d CoDsumPtios-
OF Incp,-n Consumption
OfCookrmed Coa-unp'ion
OfHoo-,~-. e..~. OF Con.lnpt'aa. - Ca.
Ar s-Or CaAsss OF CLInAIE-vsfs DsSt1oe' F" W.
SUMPTION:
4. Mofs Dsrerts
Physies Dan,-rs
Constitutions Dsns~f%
Assxsss TO 0sJEcTioss -. 49,. f.h.l.,,.. T,rst.
mroe. Er.oecasy saPpo.d % b % .sns "a. " -
s.s,S Pranoaarei al cd" Te-ssens' hfV'
"ser,,- RsnS'f. ts- &c
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
I RES.
FIR ~ RAILWAY.

The CAMEL ExPER. MENr.-Ihe Washington Star
ssys: The Camcls in Texas have been heard from up
to the 18th OF March. They doing well, and those
first brought in for the transportation of
supplies between San Antonio and Camp Vordo'
Three little born in March and are thriving,
and five or six more births are expected. From the
reports of the condition OF the animals ut present. asd
through the eleven months that tho first importation
have been on the continent, we may regard all doubts
to their accumulation dasipated, and that 30 much
Of the experiment is fired fact. The only remaining
ndeterminate point is the character of the stock that
may be produced. For this, time will be required.
The officers in charge, are, however sangune that it
will fully equal that of Asia Minor and Africa aud
nay, BY proper attention, be highly developed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

This body held meeting on Friday afternoon, ID.
X. LINDSAY in the chair.
The CLERK, pursuant to n resolution, reported that
the fund raised for the support the poor in 1856 2l2
ca go All had been appropriated but $526A 80.
IT, NJ scRAHAM rendered his re,nson Physician Of the
Petentisry take effect the 1T Of May Accepted and
John L. ZabTskie appointed in his piece.
communication received from AID Clark on the part
city asking the Board appropriate the old Pententay
the accommodation OF others The subject
referred the Pcnitentiary Committee.
The Committee the Jail reported in favor Of fixing the
salary of the night wstchmsn Of that institution al Is per
night which wa, lost by tie vote.
The Committee Salaries reported favor Of fixing the so
sry Of Superintendent II. Z. Ripley at 200 year
Tho House Committee reported plans and specii ston
creating stOrehouse in connection with the insttu
tions at Flatbush The cost is estimated st 5000.
improvements directed to be- made in the Offices Of the
District Attorney and Register.
The jail Committee reported in favor OF increasing the salary
Of Charles A. Van Zendt Md Jail Physician from $50 10
500 per annum which adopted after considerable talk
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
CITY ITEMS.

The temperature of the weather is that of mid
Winter Whether it be the snow-storm, the ice
bergs, or the comet, or the absence and illness OF
f. NJ, or all of these combined or any two of
them or neither the disagreable fact is forced upon
that it is and has been for days most unseasonab
unreasonaby, uncomfortably, unnecessarily cold.
There is scarcely sign of vegetation the trees,
save the slightest shade of green in the willows, and
half a-dozen s;cky dandelions under the lee of high
walls are al that we have yet Of natural Spring
flowers. As for Spring, there may be such season,
but has not been seen these parts since last year.
Come. gentle Spring. Ethereal mduess, me-"
O Thomson, void Of rhyme as well ss reason.
How could you be for making such a hum -
There's no such see
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE AMERICAN ANT1-SLAVERY SOCIETY.

The Twenty-fourth annual meeting of the American
Anti-Savery Society will commence in the City As
sembly Rooms no. 4i6 Broadway between Howard
aud Grand streets, in the City Of NewYork on Tues
day. MAY l2 at 10 o'clock a. IN. WV. LLOY n GARRI-
son, r. w. HIGGIssos, PARKER PiLLsBrRY and
WEvDELL PHILLIPS expected to speak at the first
session. A collection in aid Of the cause will be
taken.
The Society will meet a. the same place on Tuesday
evening" at O'Clock, admittance ~ cents, and again
on Wednesday, at 10 a. m. and p. M, admittance
free. The arrangements for public speaking at these
sessions not yet completed, but among those who
have been invited 10 speak Rev. q. B Cheever,
Rev. |. X. w. Sloane, Rev. w. II. Furness, Rev.
Theodore Parker, Wendell, Phillips, Lucy Stone, Rev.
o. B. Frothingham Robelt Purvi-, and G. L. Remond.
II is much 10 be desired that the friends OF the
Society should come together in large numbers from
al parts of the country TO confer together upon the
great interests of the this eventful period
We rcterate former declaration, that the object
of the Society il not mcrly 10 make Liberty national
and Slavery sectOna-Dor 10 prevent the acquisition
Of Cuba-nor TO restore the Missouri Compromise
nor TO repeal the Fugitive Slave bill-nor to make
Kansas a Free State-nor 10 resist the admission of
any new Slave State into the Union-nor to terminate
Slavery in the District of Columbia and in the Nation
al Territores-but it is, primarily Complementary
and uncompromisngly, TO effect the immediate, total
and eternal overthrow of Slavery wherever 1t exists
American SOIL and to expose snd confront whatever
party sect seeks to purchase peace at the
expense of human liberty. Living or dying, our motto
is mo UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS, RELIGIoCsLY
" OR POLITICALLY"
In bebsf Of the Executive Committe.
WM. LLOYD GARRISON. Prcsdent.
8 H. GAY, WENDELL PHILLIPS Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
tAdvertisement.l
GREAT MYSTERY.

It will he rrco.leced BY many that chemical examination
Of the rens Of the eye Of
Dr.. BVRDELL
Wa. made in order to detect the couniensnee Of the
MURDyRER
With what the public Now 10 morally
certain that had Doctor purchased the Ds used one
Of c n CovERrs
superb French plate MIRRORS the public would have been
the details such horrible crime We would add tor
the those intending purchase this Spring that
they may their precious lives By purchasing Of those
sane RRoRs his second annual sale which takes place
the 22d inst, at oi al his Wsrcrooni No 9si Broadway
between 81, and 2ds,s Special accommodations for the
comfort the ladies'.
See Auction Sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
NO CHAPLAIN FOR THE NIAGARA.

To ne Efffor Th' Y. 7. ITfDnnr
SIR: What does our Puritan Secretary OF the Navy
by not ordering Chaplain TO the steam-iriSate
Niagara She goes to England sort Of representa-
tive ship: and are infer from this omission that
fhc people of the United States have no religious sem
trnent 10 be- represented, The spectacle of large
national ship having about five hundred souls on
board and no religious teacher will be anything but
creditable to w. ~ a Christian nation.
The Navy Register for the current yrar shows nine
Chanlains UNEMPLOYED any one Of whom would gladly
accept orders for this duty aud hope the Secretary
will detail one for the Niagara before her departure for
England.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

THE LATE HEAVY ROBBERY AT THE LAFARGE
Horsr-A coored man named Charles Roberts,
formerly waiter at the Lafarge House was arrested
on Saturday, charged with being the person who
some weeks ago. stole 5000, mostly in bills of the
Commercial Bank, n. j., from carpet-bag belonging
to Colonel Knox, then guest Of the hotel. Mr.
Herman Krectlcr and Mr.. Edward Ilalock both
exchange brokers' made affdavits that the accused
got quantity of the Commercial Bank bills exchanged
at their offices on the ll,h and 10th days of the
present month. The prisoner was taken before JUS
tcc Elandrean and committed for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
Advertisement.
Rows AND YOUTUS' CIOTHISG.-P.


BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.-P. T.. BAR
Nun Co. Nos lei 1876 and 1896 Chatham square. having
given their especial attention to this particular branch OF their
bu-ines. prepared to -xabt larger and better serc
thn Of Boy and Youths than before offered to
discriminating public One of their pacicu, sssooms hsv
ng been exclusively dedicated TO the wsnts Of the Juveniles
viii i found rrp-te with every description of apparel
s,rv 10 their want. z. {. BARSUM & Co.,
Nos 1884, lsS and 1873 Chatham square.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
fAdyertisement.l
HERNIA OR RUPTURE, PILES. FISTULA, FIS-

sURE Psot APsus, CoScEALED Asscgss oy THE REc
ruM-EDwARD n DIXON, D.. Editor Of The Scalpo and
Operating and Consulting surgeon No ~ these
disease. without the Knife Lisasure Every
on examination curabc otherwise the
perfectly apparent 70 the competent Surgeon
Dr. DIXON refers TO o. Bradford Cashier of the Bowery
Bank d. C. McCaum late Actuary Of the Ere Railroad H.
Ford Brooklyn; John Mathews Machins and great mum
bo of gentlemen the city and throughout the MON rae
operation requires confinement The fec from 100 TO
l5O Consultation, $40 Otoe hours rou to and TO
evenings
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

A Row AMONG THE CoLoRED POPCLArroN.-A
row occurred No % Stanton teet about o'clock on Sun
sy morning house il occupied by numo" Of coored
t4fir- all Of whom end appeared to take part
in IL They finally the stree. making great
noise and woman named Martha Titus ttscAed Mary rhomp
son with knife cutting several of her singers very
badly and nearly s-vpring This seemed end the mat
ter III. besrs reentered the house and remained de-
Gently quiet until daylight when Martha Titus arrested
warrant charge flonious assault She was locked
70 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

M. sanborn of The Railroad Adrocate aud TIE Rail
.ay Times. Mr.. Lee boundfor Seva'topoi and makes
ono Of the party engaged IN RAISING the sunken vessels
!, the late war Messrs Colburn and Sanborn 90 out
more particularly to see the railroad Improvements and
progress in Europe They will doubles" report their
ideas in their respective journals.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

PoLIcEMAN MrSsISG.-Wlism Baker OF the Cen
tral Park Police il among the missing. and nothing
has been known concerning him since Tuesday last at
which time he leaving the Controller Office
where he went to draw hs pay for duties "a police
man. He WIS known to have considerable money
about his person and gold watch The officer in
command a, the Central Park Police Station who
teegraphed the matter to the Chief of Police yestar
day, says that Baker when last seen was under the
influence of liquor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

DECISION REyERsYD.-SOme time since Judge
Brd.eye rendered DECISION Special Term in the Of Cas-
BAR Urban act. ID. l.. NoruD Auditor OF the city Urban
appointed Foreman of Rrls and Supplies by samuel Ora
ham Comni- -souer &C., and the time held the oic"
Of Asesse Of the S.senth Ward receiving 700 year salary
each The Auditor refused to pay the salaries on h" ground
that could attend 10 the duties Of both Offices
Urban brought -ssry Foreman andJudge Brd-eyc
rendered decision in favor OF the Auditor Urban spPArd to
the General Term Pou ghkeepse where the argued
and Friday decision rendered reversing the
decision of Judge Brlseye and p"rrmptory mandNnus
granted compelling tho Auditor pay the salary Of the Fore
M
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
Advertisement
DAIN CANNnT EXIST whom j. K. STAF

OLIVE TAR applied because imparts Electro Magnetism 10
tn, body hch vitality Sold At - cents bottle
by the STAFFORD OLIVE TAR CoNPANY No l6 State east
side Of the Battery, aud b. all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
[Adyertisement.l
Tr,S-TuE CiNTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand variety Of TEAS for Grer- Tea Daer+ and pm
veto fani.s-SchOng Oolong and Young Hyson. from 2c
10 lOc Gunpowder aud Imperial from &c to hsc-e othes
ouae. eausy low Also 10 boxes of good Family Tea for
or. dol,r Call and ex,mineNo Us Chatham st betweeo
Pearl and RoOs.yelt.sts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

SALE OF JONEs's WooD.-A. }. Blocker & Co.
advertise for sale at auction Tuesday, the land
known as Joness Wood, comprising three hundred
and fifty lots, between Sxty-ninh and Seventyfourth
streets Third avenue and the Hudson River. Nearly
all the lots are in state of nature, covered with
timber.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

We understand tha, Lord Napier and his Secretary
Mr. Odo Russell. have accepted the invitation of th
St. George Society. ofths city, and will dine with tn
Society on the 23d inst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

unique application of the Asurpassng Ia effect OF un-
presenting the combined advantage Of Painting
and finish with the truth OF the Camera To Se procured
BRADr's No $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

BESIrIT oY Mn. Ii. B. PHlLLIps.-This gentleman,
fayoraby known TO the public for many years as one
of the most acceptable actors attached to walsck :
Theater, tonight takes his annual benefit at that
house. He offers attractive bil comprising the
favorite comedy OF Clown and Country which has
not been played in New York for two year, and The
Pet of the Pettcoats." The full comedy strength of
the company will make the entertainment unexcep-
tionably excellent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

THF CHURCurs.-1he Methodist Churches were all
filed yesterday with arg" congregations, 10 hear cer-
gymen from distance, who arr now in Brooklyn,
attending the New-York East Methodist Conference.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

FRurr AND TIE CRops-TBo Ner0rk M~cnry says
!. ad N 4. the t crop the lower part New Jerey
completely destroyed By the o',s which have Injured
,h buds b.youi edy The 2ran also very
The hole s.a.0n far hes been uniay
abe for 10. f.1n,r aud they much behind with their
Sprn1 work.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

THREAT TO TAKE LrrE.-A man named James
Dunn was arrested yesterday charged with threaten
ing to kill Margaret Lynch, who keeps the " Band
Box drinking hole in Water street. The woman
Lynch makes affidavit that Dunn came into her pac-
brandishing large carving knife. and threatened to
kill her and every one in the place Justice Connolly
locked him up for trial. This woman is the wife of
Charley Lynch. the pugilist, who some months ago
killed Andy Kelly in prze-fght which took place up
the North River. He has since been fugitive from
justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

Among the passengers By the George Law to-day
Jos a. Names. esq, OF California.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

Matrimony." said a modern Benedick the Othe
day, produces remarkable revolutions. Here nm |
for instance. in teo short months changed from sg,
ing lover to loving sire
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
IAdvertisementi
T. DERRY & COMPANY, IMPORTING TAILORS,

place. will after the lt OF May. 1881 To the
ne y arranged Government Building No. 81 Walkerst,
second below Canal st. and west side Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The New PESITESTIARY.-The Board OF Super
visos sst meeting authorized the County Treasurer
Z, borrow Er purpose Of completing tn. Pen
tenary Flabush II is probable the old building will %
converted establishment tor the reformation OF uY-ni
drlirnuepts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

the muscles containing pearls found ARISES from
large spring on the property Of gentleman residing
near the Notch who has ,eaousy guarded this spring.
suffering none 10 visit il.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
,. 49, A.s.rI1 rpnN rEF DRIVER.

A Gun d KUN OyER-ASsArLT UPoN THE DRIVER
Henry Fehsuseu baker, wh- driving n, wagon tnoush
He,t.r street on over ana very Sc
vcrey injured LITTLE child who playing IN the middle o
The mot avare manner and much az several police
men could do 90 rescue him their fury lie was oou5h
charar oi ilrioii. driYiug
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

CoRosFRs INqUgsT.-Coroner Redding held al
uquet Upon the body fMichae Eaey Saturday He hsd
o 10 h, death by being caught in the mschinery Of ths
BROOKLYN White Lead Works Thursday verdict OF death
BIZ accident rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The Executive Committee Of the State agriculture
society OF Jersey have accpted th- propn-tion Of %
cls Of Brnn wick relative ~ the neNt state st an
hay- determined to hold il in that city, the 23h aud h
September and the lst and II Of October
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The Bishop of New-Jersey, the RI. Rev. Dr. Doane,
engaged in hs annua! Spring Haton :" ths dinr"n'
pari hes il the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
William Stanleton walked

WALKED William Stapleton walked
of the dock AZ the Of Baltic street. Saturday night
thinking he was going on board the boat for NewYork An
drew Cullen The and. espny into the water
from waery grave and took him 10 ths
Third District station. House. where h. cared for.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Rev Dr. Polhemus has commenced hs labors
=. pastor Of the North Dutch Church Of Nrwsrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

NIBLos.-To-night Madame Gazzaniga, having re
covered from her indsposton, Will again appear in Ii
1raviata.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

FATAL FIGHr IL CssTR, STRrkr.-An alteration
took place yesterday afternoon at No 81 Centre street
between John Peters, German pcdiler and Frederick
Francis co,ored man. which resulted in the death of
the former. Peters, appears, had assaulted the
wife of Francis who is q white woman. and to pro-
teot her Francis attacked Peters and knocked him
down. The latter made no effort to rise and it was
soon sscertained that life extinct. Francis then
went to the Coronefs Office and gave information of
what had occurred after which he returned home but
was arrested soon after and held to await the result of
an inquest which will take place to-day. Peters was
yery incorporate in his habits and it is likely that
rum rather than violence the cause of hi' death
Francis benr- bad character he having been panel
thief shopl;itcr. &c. He was at one time worth
about 80 OOO bu, lost it by aSsocia.ing with sporting
dsrkes. 1t is put short time Since he wa released
from the Pententisry.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

4 policeman of the First Ward became Obliyious
OH Saturday night lose his and which picked
up by ctzrn aud taken Of The policeman will also b."
taken Of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The Railway mll.dams TO be- removed, all diff
cus. in the way that corSunnaion having been harmoni
u.Iy ahiu-tsd