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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

A girl on avisit 10 the city, and fresh from
the woods and yilds, was one day asked : How
she liked the country ~ "Oh ina am" re-
piled the girl. I'D like the country very we'll
if il were in The city,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

The Albany Knickerbocker CAUTIONS four black
cat, that are continually scredading in the back
shed, that there is sausage shop two doors to
the right
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

Dickens psrpeA ia Years ago one Of tho bes
puns upon record. Mr. Bragg's nephew wa.
demonstrating the philosophy cf tee-kettle
and describing the application of steam as .
motive,
" For which," remarked the uncle, i" W.
have principally to thank--what was his name 2.
/" Watt was his name' replied the lad.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

A lady a sensitive plant that thrives only
in the centre of acrinoline fence. Rarely seen
excepting by the most practical eye.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

trustees relating to the grand, ION stock in
corporations in other States) s)-passed.
fssOlntiOn. By Mr.. Bacon of Sunderland,
lnstructing General, committee to inquire
whether any persons are illegally detained or
improperly treated in the Asylum for the In
sane; adopted
Mr. Merrill of Montpelier called up bill the
relating to fences, ION unoccupied lands
Mr. Marsh of Brandon proposed and amend
meht-selectmen to determine what are unoc-
cupiea wild lands adopted The bill was
then ordered to a Sd reading.
heports. by committee on Claims. against
Pctition of Geo. Platt. and it was dismissed.
blll to pay Lucius Copeland 1898 Sd read
ing ordered. BY judiciary coaAnittee, against
OIL to amend c. "a G. s., relating to deposi.
tions rejected
The House considered the bill on the payment
OF highway taxes, the question being on tho
amendment laying at IA cent tax instead of
lS, and requiring all highway taxes to be paid
in money.
Mr., Maxfeld of Vershire moved to dismiss.
The question on dismissing was put ayes
III, noes IS.
The House then considered the bill for the
support OF the poor, providing that the town
where the person has resided one year shall
support him the question being on dismis-
sion.
Mr. Needham Of Hartford desired to move
an amendment, and Mr.. Deane of Cavcndish
Withdrew the motion to dismiss.
MIR. Needham then moved provision that
the act shall take effect on the lst of Nov.
1858.
The amendment was adopted
Mr. Edison Of Mendon said gross injustice
will be done by this act to the small agricultu-
raj towns where the poor of the large villages
60 to find labor. The bill may be benefit to
the large towns, but it will be at the expense
OF the small towns
Mr. Needham of Hartford favored the bill
on the Ground Of humanity, preventing the
separation Of familes which sometimes ensues
BY sending the poor for support to the towns
where their legal settlement is. The provision
postponng the act will enable the people to
consider the subject and instruct their repre-.
sentatiyes at the next session.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
Law INI.ELLIGEVCE

THI Courts ~ JAsUARr.-A new teIG COM
mences in all the courts Monday NEXT
The slave trials in the United States Courts having
all been finished the attention Of the Federal judges
will be devoted 10 the usual routine Of admiralty, rev.
enue and patent Of great interest to the
parties concerned and occasionally Of importance 70
the community. There are no oiimuI cases worth
rentonng-Iu r hopes Of or two from the hllbus-
ter nove ents ha wing been blighted. J1dge Hall will
continue TO hold the United States Circuit and Judge
Bets the United States District Court.
Two circuits Will Ne held in The Supreme Court, BY
Judges Roosevelt sd Davies. II is proposed TO hold
two circuits during the year in alternate months with
the G.ne,sl Term As coon a. the annual calendar
sbau be completed, the two Judges sitting viii COM
meuce at the opposite ends and work TIL they me t.
There !, divorce suit on the Circuit calendar which,
il il said viii almost equal the great cise Of Cox sgt
Cox in point Of interest and scandal The parties are
affirmed to be psh Of ultra fashionables, and
some exciting developments Of high life above stairs
viii most probably be made on the trial oontro-
yersy between the musical committee snd cherster OF
religious society in the city has come into the 3D.
preme Court in the shape Of seton for libel which
is likely to reach trial in the course Of two or three
weeks. Bristow, Lowell Mason and other leading
artists are subpensed as Witnesses.
Judge Mitchell vii preside at the Special Term oil
m. supreme Court. and Judge Cierks at Cnsunbers-
The Superior Court vii doubtless sooo be a. busy
"A ever in aQ it, branches. We perceive from inc
general Term calendar that BsBeu Of TIE P'esor'al
and Frank LeeLe stu at swocds' Posts-she TOR
ueS having appealed iron Judge Bes"~'ns s'os'-
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MAR R1E ID.


BRo1DELAyAN-In this s'ty on wednesday Dec II ..
70 c"r SsI.S Only S Of the lat. asSJ D,,
ofthis city.
BERRIAs-MoRRELL-In thi. city on Thursday, Jan b.
tho Rev. MI CANISTER Nr samuel w. BesH.n ot sss
yIaDei,so ca. 70 MI; Louis. a9,,. daughter Of '' h
BIRD-BRuwN-ID BrooIiyL, Thursday Jan. a. tbs
rsderoe brides father By tue A.y j. ln.ip Capt
H. Brown Of Mr. Horace Brown u the fIfHsr plaza
BAILEY-BIERCE-ID Brooklyn, on Wednesday Dec 81 -
Biercs eldest daughter Of Nj N bisroe al Of Bfoosys
CooK-FERGUsOs-In Brooklyn, on THURSDAY, Dec. D. y
boSsL 1S On. o. o. yort.I soet.ha % m.. Bsrb. Fss
sou daughter Of the Late ar Alexander Ee'sa''h 81
Dunee- sc.tlGd
DAyIEs-AsDREws--At Bethel Conn 90 Wednesday,
Dee 9 BY ss ssI s.Sos II s@i.h Isas' " D.s.
ter vi Seth Andrs~s. esq., of bet6s, Com.
EvARTs-1 oLLEY-At Athens, \. y, on Tuesday De- -
Rev D. sGe. =, ios G.' I9 p.a. ..d " 81 .s.:
YRITHWATsoh.iH ;hi. ei,y ~ aosd.,' pse 49, 100
Rev. l. H. KLs "" MI 'IHs q; rna q an as
Ct step hen P.rsi eco.
HALL-IsGHAM- In ,li. city. on Friday Jan =, No 10
M.sn.e. cbsreh' M VIM c. Hsu Of Durham, Cons. =
hiss Jane Y. Ia CHAM Of o. sSse. Conn.
I, ,se sST hms. si.;r, the 81 senols. H: Jas
H.ail,sn. e.s n b., d wood.toei III, to m'' yidsli.
Maria Bsleher Of the same place
JUEE-WILLARD-At Athens, n y, o. Thnr'dsy pee ~
By ID. key. ". D. s@I.isw, Hr DAns' June Of if'y -
sl.s Mary willard Of the former p.ee.
p0syAPHEAsAnT-On Thursday evening Jan ! By tss
Rev Or AeIsy gor.anis C. Mose. Of sab C.fs'aH
Pkeassnt " tLis eiiJ o. hS " -
uncle G.oTss Gsett, e'q .
SOAKFs-PRUs-OD IbsrsdsJ jar. l. by the Rev NJ e.
zoo a. ne The bride Ihmss Noskss 70 hHs %
r,h Ar PTuss b, o OF LObdoo, EIsA and
OIsTY-DAYrOs-At Elizabeth, " OF fassd.J o'ssaL
Dee 90 BY the Rev. Hugh y. Wisoo d. D ChSis. Uart
10 CAME daughter Of I. B. Dayton ESQ., eoH o. 'e'J "'
PEaRY-sIps-Ih this atty, Thurse.J jan ysss =.
D..i.on Mr. George II. Pe1y Of ClAreEont So'
Cooniy N Y, 70 Ai.s May Augusta Sins Of te' any
PyRkY-CAPRs-In WI hsmsburlh on Ibar,dsy .aa y ~
DE- Rev Mr. ON pkns M A Perry 70 ~" JUN A. S'f~
al Of Williamsburg ., -,
sTPP-WELCUER-On Wednesday. Dee. ", ~ zoe -
Ursh Maven, Mr. James siYp ~ May H. " '''"''' '
this city. CO., =, . n.
80 % No i;s Du.ne stree, 81 the he' l. II nles -
.h " hoo 20 Ais. sSona b. Ooyer, al u "os'P"s
Com
-or uIy suRIyER-At Cod sqrDr rutnsm Cooaty ~.
-, ryebpz De-. 81. a. the resi3cnee o' Ns a.
80, ~ the Rev. Ar. OuTdDer, Nj Coin IO'n,1 =
s,.. Ri. SERVER younssst daughter o. toe ''N "
shri,er 81 tire CITY Of Ne~.fors. o,,,
~oupkfss- Metz Hsven 90 " eaIa', -
Dee 81, At tie reslderc. u the oIlaes eef
n, a. o RSynolds SAMUEL w TSmpb-s " ~~'
Pa eis4st a.ssh tsr Of John n. Nc sinIeJ go -.
wAsHBos-cLARgE-Oa rss.sdsJ De- - ~ Cca.s.
e,,ruo1, A. q Ws.htoa % sattsrnau, - s.,
40 Arsh~l. dsnshtes Of hsfas ClAfss q 'AA, -
WILLIAMS EDwAsDs-A A%,ys WI, ~ = Mas a.
Tkursd.y Jso. I. b. toe Ees- n '"''
kss ss<st Ftsees hs~r<s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

comparatively easy; easy enough TO be well rendered
by the company. The quareling scene was excel
lenty done; it was repeated.
The writer's Of playbills should be better posted in
the history Of the production Of Operas ia this
try II MACON Of Auber wa repeatedly performed by
the old New-Orleans Company, years and years ag).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
CorRP CALPNDAR-Tpl, DAY.

6UPIproR CoUKI-Tial Term.- Nos. |, 4, D. 1874, ',
TO- 49, II IS s -, al p - r. IS, %, D. 30 81, 81 ~
u, IS to 80, inclusive.
SuPRrME CoURT-Cicuit Part Nos |. 5, 2,
o. H. 49, u.s. II. 49, II, o. IS n -. Part II-29o TO-
H. II, I6, 10, %, q a. %. %.
Cosxos PLEAs-Part Mos. !, to ~, Inclusive
Part II Nos. IS TO a. inolusyes
SUPREME CouRr.-Special Term.-Tho Special
Term v ID open 81 10 O'olock
The whole calendar will be called
ready heang tho call Of the Gales ds<
will be .uspeBdsd until such cause Ia disposed Of.
down for day In By filing wut
ten consent with tie clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

REFUsIS0 TO PAY TAxrs.-TLe Hoboken Land and
muoyement Company refuse 20 pay the taxes assessed 20
them finally 6Ied by the Comms.onsrs Of Appeal The
an cunt their about 600 and the estimated value Of
the property Of the Company Asses.ed 10 about s00o
writ esr.oya nal been served upon Joseph Wood Coleo
reiunsbe tho 18th Inst the next ofthe HudsOn
County Court appear with hi. books II being tho intention
Of he p1ny the validity Of the action OF the Board o
Conni.sicners Of Appeal In changing the assessment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
Internationally

$1,000 LOST BY FIRE Caused by the burst
Ina Of a canpheue Lamp st East H.dd.m, Conn NV 30
1855 -,
saved thi, oss
Depot q, No. lee Broadway, nps'dr' A'on
J L {. REKRIASs no. COL Broadway
PRICE,, 50 cents, g. cents and IS cents each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

The CONTESTED SEA1s IL TANnASY HALt.-The
Committee OF Seven appointed by the General Com
mittee at Tampany Hall, on the LIST instant to hear
and receive the allegations of parties cOntestng seats
in the Committee for the year 1857, met in the Wig
wan on Saturday evening, and proceeded to business
in the usual formal manner. The Committee had not
concluC ed their abors when the hour o. adjournment
had arrived II is understood that the decisions of the
Committee in each case will not be publicly announced
for some days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Ia. overrulrg the demurrer which he nterposd 70
Lesl.'s G. mpl. int il an acton OF hbd We are o.
,ble as yet to state With certainty upon which Juigss
the various duties Of this court will respectively do
yolve.
In the Court OF Common Pleas, Judges D.y aai
Bsdy Will preside st the tisl terms. The sctios
brought in this court against the San Francisco ysil
Sce Committee by ore Of those whom it exled-tAs
third of those commenced in this city-msy reach
hearing this month. a stands high on the sai-
erdsr growing out Of the Schuyler frauds and in ~hcA
the ownership Of heavy shipment Of iron is in ooors
very as between a rslrOad company aud heavy
barking house in the city. There or two Ibid
quits on the Common Pleas calendar which will be pro
ductve Of some little political excitement when tied.
The presence of new City Judge on the bench, ssl
the trL If the parties charged with assaults and Other
rotous conduct on election day among whom Alder
man Wilson is the most prominent, viii render the pre-
ceedngs Of the Court OF Sessions unusually exciting.
and crowd the room as much a. il ever was crowded
before the Huntington trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS CHASGID. The morn.
ing express train for Albany ria Harlem Railroad will,
on and after Wednesday next leave al b a IN. instead
of go and the afternoon express at p. m. instead Of
4Ip.m. The MIleIton train will hereafter leave at
q p M, and the last train for Croton Falls at "a p M
TIE Hudson River Railroad express and mail train,
which has left at III a. M, now leaves at IL a. m.
The afternoon train for Esson, Penn, on the Neg
jersey Central Railroad, now leaves the city at $40
p. NJ instead Of $50 p. M, as heretofore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
HWY s.IE-The runored sale sone time since BY

HEAVY SALE.-The rUnOTed sale some time sDce Oy
Jobn steven. Of interest in the Hoboksn ferrei
az IL The property Of Hobk-n Land sod Impro,susnt
COMPANY 10 NJ o. Roberts and Others for 500 co.. nd mot
occu m that form John Steven. had his brother I'd
win the preference aud be eoreaded % purchase
and did but IL stated probable thai Me.srs MANUAL "
Roborts Of ~ and judge Morton and Nj sAppsn 81 HOBO
ken will with others become interested In the o"nersaP Of
"a. sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

A NARROW ESCAPE FRoN BEING KiLLED.-As the
a. NJ train Of the New Haven Railroad from the city,
on Friday morning, was nearing Fifty-ninth street an
Irshman. who.e nouns was not ascertsned, driving a
dirt-cs emerged from the eros, street and attempted
to drive across the track with his team short dis
lance ahead OF the approaching train. The engineer,
discovering the foohsrdy mans position Immediately
checked his train but before it could be brought to
stand it came in colsion with the horse and cart,
smashing the cart and nearly killing the horse. The
driver escaped with trifiug bruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
tAdvertisement

TAdverti.ement
TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have %
a,nd every variety TsAs for G,e ToA Deae aad Pr
,.se MISUNDERSTANDING 0oons and Yours Hy.oo. ho@ no
20 .sc. Gunpowd-s and Imperial from 30 70 MI oees
qualities equally los Also 81 eorcs Of GOD FAuN{ rea 10
ene dollar Cal and erinneSe. rs CsatsAnst, eesvsss
feAri and Roossvslt-stA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

RoBpFD IN Bows, OF ILL-FAhE Charles Bal
lo~, rsn rObsed q sd ssieh 70. 81 eAnt
b .pd Dr. us.ory poe 70 value Ia al Of ISIS vale
IN house ofl f.De IN Csnsl sre~i, the North RIVER
.u and the Girl. The house arrested bat not
suII could clearly Be proven Ana they 4iseAHs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

NEw-YEAR's CALLS" HAVE YoU SgEs BRIDG-
TT "A friend of ours called upon fashion able family
New Years Day, and found table loaded with all the
dececies in the eating line but no liquors. Coogratu-
latsg one of the upon the change, che Inquired
of him, "Have you seen Bridget" Hereplied in the
Negative al was at once invited to walk down to the
basement with several gentlemen who were going to
wish that humble member happy New Year. The
first word that be heard upon eoteng her domain was
addressed to q gentleman standing by the side OF
table containing q good deal of glassware; when
Bridget asked him if he sould have 1t with hot wather
and little lemon From what saw in the streets
on the evening Of New Years day, we are led to be-
eve that large number of people did see Bridget in
the courte OF their walks. Now this is a sort Of
" whipping the devil round the stump that was very
extensively pracced upon the late festival that we do
not approve of. If women are disposed to make their
visitors drank lot them take the responsibility in their
own persons and not send the poor victims down stairs
I" to SEE Bridget
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
TAdyerti.emsnt.
n..& r. IIr~rpp Nara ~ intll

A CARD.-Dr. HUNTER begs 70 intimate that
hs hss returned from Europe and viii Be a. home no IS
Broadway for con sut.tion In BRoNcsAL and PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS during the usual urs daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Advertisement
THE PALMER Notwithstanding the
extreme uocesy which has the manssement OF
this supeioT Exhibition, glad 70 knew thai It dsuy %
cnrlir NOR NAued and visited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

CiDderel,, that fairy idol of CHILDHOOD has drawn
immense crowds to the American Museum during the
holidays and will continue through the week to do the
same thing to the extent Of the houses capacity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

A lecture on Nicaragua will be delivered on Tuesday
evening, at the Tabernacle, by e1-COnsul Fabens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

BRoADwAr THxATys--Auber's opera, The Me-
"son and the Locksmth was produced for " the frst
time IN Amesca" on Friday evening at the Broadway
BY tho Oensp Opera Troupe. The piece Is light aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

The LATE Arson CAsE.-The examination OF HI
ram lie Barnes and Joseph L. Linford. charged with
having on Christmas right eloniOusly fred the liquor
store Of the former, corner Of Broome and Wooster
streets was Concluded yesterday before Justice Flag
dreau and that magistrate committed the accused for
trial Two others were also detained as witnesses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Gas, GAs-GAs FXTUREs.-Several new and
h.atf patterns ju.t ooDpiesl Cal AZ geat mao a.s
turing depot, No. So Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-GCssiL Tsss-JAS s.
Present all tho Judges

The January Term Of the Court Of General Sessions
tegns this morDiss the CITY Judge, Abrsm Ra'sel.
rr.dins The following calendar exhibits the for ds
fosa during the term Forgery II grand laIcans. e. bar
ssTy S. murder stabbius, Abandonment, tsonisss
s,ssu arson, 81 smbez1ement 2 selling lottery tickets
uussuEhter rppe q robbery received stolen seois o.
se presnsss q suboTna ion Of perjury dsOrderly house.
cany;Is slung shot, Il witnesses, l6. Total, lJ3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

DIR. CosEs SrccEssoR-The Rev. A. Kingman
Mott has been invited by the First Baptist Church
Of this city TO the pastorate lie is understood to have
accepted the invetion of the Church, to enter fully
upon the duties of bis office in July next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Nrw.YoRKERs IN Iowa A large number OF ha-
tves Of New-York, now settled in Iowa, had fest.
va at Keokuk on Christmas Eve. There was large
company in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Bold HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-Ou New-YeaSs eve
Mr.. Slas c. Herring seized by gang Of theye. 10
the ,tIeet, ard robbed Of diamond brea,tPn value
at $500, gold watch ard chain, present from the
employees in bis establishment aud other property.
In the early part Of the evening Mr.. Herring had pur
chased At the establishment Of Messs Ball, Black &
Co, massive silver caster which he took 10 his hand
in preference to having it sert home. On his wsy
up Broadway he fell in with party Of friends and
with them went into Keefes to supper. On leaving
the party and gaining tie street, he passed down
Broadway into Prince, intending to take one Of the
Si1th avenue cars. Just he was crossing Greene
street some ten or dozen fellows suddenly surrounded
him, seizng him by the right arm, another By the
left third clasped him round the body fourth held
something over his mouth and the remainder relieved
him Of al bis vausbes except the caster, that article
by some means or other escaping their notice. The
fellows then off, leaving Mr. Herring in state Of
perfect astOnisbment. Thus fsr the thieves have
avoided detection.
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------
CITY ITEMS.

year ago to-day the city was literally buried in
snow travelling, whether foot or in vehicles, was a
matter Of little difficulty. The anniversary OF that
splendid od-ashioned storm was celebrated Oh Satur-
day by snowfall on a much smaller SCALE yet very
respectable. The storm continued nearly all day, and
yielded depth just sufficient TO leave rs in doubt
whether there sleigbing not. Yesterday il
cold and GEAR and some attempts at sleigh riding
ventured. There was a tolerable slide in the side
Streets but Broadway was only long canal of black
mush unfit for feet wheels With the present
foundation foot of snow would give magnificent
seighDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Mr.. Wood the Tax Collector OF HobOken, has con-
Guided hs work and list Of the delRauents who hsy 10.
paid tsxes-l 40 in numbe-b.s been given 20 VI Carey
he Collector Of Arrears Of Taxes who proceeding vita the
coll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

VIM Chauncey Lapgdon, late Chief Examiner in
the United States Patent Office sailed for England on
Saturday in the Baltic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

r. C Brsnard esq, was elected Counselor Of the
Board Of Trustees Of Ehe Department their last meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
Officer RowYrr Arrnntsd

A PrcKPocxET PLUcKED.-Oticer Bowyer Arrested
o ssnrd,y rtci ret r.ua-d Miohsei OBhen In whose
r.~..soo he und os~n for Bine gold v.Losea Tao
prcc-rty pswnsnoPs md OBnsa
-, "a 10 th~ fruhs Que The wltees soss isss
N H n ton & T. Ovsss o vsatcS IL tes CAef, o2as
.r.fs II -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Something new in the way Of burl ssque is to be
given tonight for the frat time at Laura KeeRe's
Theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

Am Deuley fell into the river at the foot Of settle
street Saturday 10 Nenprs TO jump on boat OhssI
Feu, Of ID, Third District Police. rescued her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

RIscrID FROM DRowsIsG.-Abou. o'clock on
Friday evening an unknown msu while intoxicated
walked off the bridge at the South Ferry, New-fork
side and but for the timely assistance of Mr. James
King and John Watson, two of the bridge men, he no
doubt would have been drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

married woman, re'iding in James street. was ar
on Saturday the Of picking the pockets Of Jas
Dousherty of night previous she waived examination
and " held for Trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

The LATE FATAL Row IN IHE srxTErsTH WARD.
Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the body of
VIM. Dunn, the young man who was fatally injured on
New Years morning by being struck on the head with
q slung-sbot while engaged in fight with six or eight
others at the corner of Broadway and Twentysevenh
street. The evidence showed that when the fstd
blow was inflicted general fight was progressing aud
that one Of three who were engaged IN 1t struck
deceased upon the head With slung-shot, frsetunag
bis skull from the forehead 10 the base The verdict
of,be Jury was as folo~s: &" That William Dunn came
TO bis death by blows received at the hands of one
" or more ofthree men named Bernard Mooney, Pat
"rick Tammany and Hugh MKee on the lst day Of
January 1857, at the corner % Twenty-seventh
street and Bloadwsy.' The parties implicated are
all in custody, and shout a dozen others have been
committed as witnesses. Deceased was a native Of
New.York, % years of age, and resided at No. "a
West TweDty-siHth street. Dunn has lef m1her
and sister to mourn hs lcss. About two ysIs ago
father lost bis life by the explosion of boiler N "a up
town mandatory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

CHARGE OF BrRGLART.-John COyman, young
nan uns arrested Yesterday chNEed with breaking into me
.tor. of John Wilson No - Centre street and stealing
,brcu 70 worth of as burners and other fixtures Por'
ton ~ he stolen property found IN bis and ne
"a. lo.LeA az for tr.AL He formerly N NJ WILSON'S
emrlOy.