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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
(Adyerisement.I

JESSIE BROwH, OR HAyEL0Ck's LAST VIC
-o,y This i. Il TILE ~ and thrilling DRAINS In feSr
80, bb hss beer carefully prersred and VIII be- prcduoeA
prpDYs k.TfoNAL THEAIEs To MIGHT barry seymour "
The ssstt and those who nssed the rehssrss 90
aaWlege % q sterling mcrt and calculated 10 have -
ueIe Ms7erer PvsoY has not been sps'ns 10 paes8
MN III. STAGE Every all the cos,aes properties ~.
oistu,eus MS hircry music &C. have been s,tfen " es-
rs..ly for The embrsoes all tie company with the 3D.
zion a the popu Mr. ID. HsTkns asd aariAy tcss
n yrr 100 So for rGh % zee the Highland Ia
JRssiE BaOHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
CITY ITEMS.

Our January thsw came on yesterday morning.
Thee was Grizzly cod rain Tor several hoar. fol.
loved by foggy and disagreeable afternoon The
snow Is all gone and the iee nearly so. On Friday
night there wss beautiful Aurora Boreais aud a
.l;gt. specimen was observed on Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

Ac,pENr OF MrSro.-Meye,beer's grant crer. OF
The Hguenots has enjoyed uaexampied success du.
rig the past week. the audiences increasing in num-
bers and enthusiasm with each performance. The
opers viii he given three times more. after which il
a IN lie p,tldrswp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
IAtserisemsn'

TIE BGIDE OF An EyEsING.-Thls exciting
DIANA In iis seoord week a. BaSSuss hvsEyH snssss
rOwded audiences rightly 81 the sppsuss 10 snytnns
greater before Sbnsks Of dellsh accompany n, sve
fonale- EsPPgsiy lie u be.'y = up on -, 20 -
si.h o.. souhi.e 20 msso your besrt esp VIE ~
zee L To-eisHr a. Bsrnrms HUsscm. TVS
Scotch romantic drama at BszSuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

MrsARD rs NEw-YoRK.-Tbe Paris Courier
Franco Ecler Feb Is, says that Musard viii depart
On the st Of March for the United St aes having been
engaged by Umau at salary Of 20 600 francs and four
half benefits we presume for one year The concert,
says the Courier viii alternate with the representa-
tons of the opers and will aso be given with the
singers at the opera, Thalberg vieu1temp', &c.
Among otf err artists Of the Concerts de Paris who will
accompany Musard, are Demerssmaun (autis.j and
Hubans hsutbo!l, the best in Europe. They are
engaged for NewYork, Philadelphia, Boston and Bal
timore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

sszuJ,e t roush9g,, which roi- the poor ami toe w.
rs, sut by induca them to squander their earnars
rpo1 Ell Of vsgstonds Of the worst desciioti,a.
@syor TienAsnn intends to do az utuo-tto gard break.
;,, nm these bokas lc,teries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

DR.. S. S. FrcHs SIX LEcrtRes, embracing = =
rps isns, Rest stos.s6. Liver Kidneys and Skis -
oan:, :hioais dssder, sna Rsis Heat. y .g.essS
~ i caDrlsudoD-le may b prcsesve1 70 oss Il
=. ..m A bond volume Of sal p>1rs - msskssosx
H. sa;e- Is ocuts ssns BY nal, os q PSSAse e ~
IA YS,siwy, =. ..t' t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

s,ses Ihey'ung sosnps aed q, the approach q 10
th'ef aod succeeded ii es,e'ing th.r ssc.ee TSv
bad exceeded 10 forcing Ostn the door but h.a eot
'stered al the hnt Of being surprised Sey.e, bu,esu
too. v re found Upon The walk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

Accommodations monopolizes the thsaters.
At Waacks the original Jessie Brown still keeps tn
stage. and is nightly choered by crowded houses. At
the National theater in Chatham street, tonight we
are 10 have the t representation of another drama
Of the same name, written by Mr.. H. Seymour, ia this
the accomplished critic and drsmatist of Tie y. J..
Times Z? and tomorrow night at the Broadway the
public will be invited to behold Nena Sahib, the Demon
of Cawnpore with homes and elephants, and, for all
We know, lions, tigers, leopards end pauhels wi be
brought to highten the thrilling interest of tue
scene When Will Button and Laura keene pro luce
their s. poy dramas Previous however, TO the pro-
duction of the thrilling Indian play, certain other at
tractive novelties are to have trial, as follows:
Laura kCeRe'S Theatcr.-The old spectacula-roman-
tico-melo-dramatico Gipsey play entitled The Flow
es of the Forest is to be played here night for the
first time All the new members of the company are
in the bill; unusual attention has been paid to the
scenic requirements and something unusually 6ne is
promised
Burfon's Theater.-To-night Mr.. f.. l.. Davenport
takes his benefit, and offers fine bill" William Tell
and "Ths Love Chase" Tomorrow evening Mr..
Burton promises startling novelty of drama
called "The Mormons or, Life in Salt Lake City,
Boice,v TEtQtcr.-Mr Mexican Buchanan plays a
round of tragedy characters this week.
Pornua's american M0Scpm.-A new play, called
tine Bride of an Evening", is crOwdng this house,
and will OF course be kept the Bill while it continues
90 to do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
fAdrertistsneat

Tp.s-Tne CANTON LEA ConfASi aa,o y.
s,y of TEAs for Groc.u .ad T.. Dealers sns pa.
Vss tp. soch9 oo9n s .ns a % ce Al oSs ss
Fe ouht ~ Also 5lb boxes good FsnitY n. s ~,
cn ss5 Ismias O. No. rs H. os"eSa Ies" ~
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

The April Circuit for Rockiant County Is sppoined
to Be held on the third Tuesday the Goth, Of April
next, and cot on tie third Monday, "a printed in tbs
notices OF the appointment ct the Courts in the Second
Iudicisl Dstlict for 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

FISRRiLL, Dutceess County, on Tuesday elected as
suPervisor James MaCkue (EePubican), BY 80
msiOity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

FATAL AccIDYsr-YERDIcT OF CEssrnr. -Ccrones
Conn. ~ held o. nquet On Sunday bs NewYok Hospak
~ To body o unknown about 80 yesr OF sse VIZ
o. n. Hfs Nv filling through tie sidewalk ho'ng N No "
Re,de street L. appears that the time Of the casualty So
npoyees Of tie store PUTTING IN soods by -
b grating of which had been removed Tue outsts
0 he booked VIII boxes 81 goods and the Pc $40
between the boxes end hotwsy rsro~ and dscesse
Will s,.ts % walk H. fell through the hoi,twsY end -
f,fy Injured The Jury rendered verc Of Desh from tbs
us received" aud censurd the pfopretor Of the premises
fr esyss :he gfsirg opn without person 20 guartt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

IAd7srtisen.e1-t
THE sPaIYC FASHION,
fo' OEa'L|A BlLsE & CO.
No. 80 Brosdwsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

DF.rH bY DRowsIsG.-CorOner Conpery held Al
inqle,t Saturday upon the body Of James Adams Al n
pst no st+y srcd from IL gsEd ia The ship Emerald sss
and drown, Friday light b. secaenisy ielss ov
bosrd The vessel while intoxicated T6e deceased was
-stiye ef E-gisod. 50 csrs Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

TIE nativity table gives 81 natives Of tho United
States, s. Of Ireland, 81 of Germany, II of England,
3 Of Scotland. Of British America . OF Ws,es. Of
Haiy AMI each Of France, Poland, Sweden S~i,zsr-
lard sni the West Indies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
A BOGT'S LOTTERY.
SEIZURE OF MONEY AND LETTEI

SEIZURE OF MONEY AND LETTERS.
Three weeks ago Mr.. Sergeant Brney of the Mayor;
Police, received q circular en- tiled "Ihe Empire City
Bulletin purporing to be printed at Jersey City.
The following card at the head Of the circular explains
the nature Of the business advertised
q. W. HUNTINGTON Co., :.
Lottery and Exchange Brokers, ::
Dealers in
Bullion, Bank Notes Land Warrant aud {:
Exchange, {:
Also, Genera, Agents sai Manages {, tho ::
Safety Fund Lotteries; {:
Lottery Office, ::
and
:: Banking. HouSe
a. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

tbs. numoer Of deaths IN each eisss uu'"s
toe week Bones, joints. &c. 2 brain D. -
81 generstve organs, Is heart snd bIood-veese> ~
lungs, throat. &c. IN; old age, 3; skiDy Sc. -
erupve fevers 6; st-born and premature births a.
stomach bowels and other digestive organs. g. uncet-
tain seat and genera feven 10 urinary organs, s.,
uskro~n. . Tota., SIS.
The number Of deaths compared with the CORE
soonding weeks IN 1856 and ISL, was a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

Ar1ro.o ENSrzziEssSr or Paespaors,s
bCL,Hks I've Souos men named Robert Greene 81
TbOn,s HAlhday. wsse :skcr ITO custody on ssu.
DAY OF charge Of smbezs'emen', preferred sgaast
item b! their employers. Messrs. r & W. Snpsos.
paw brokers, Of No. les Bowey. Tbs aee-sed. 4 =
alleged have from time to time embexzed saus ~
roney amounting il the aggregate 10 500. J-saes
Bysoxn bed the prisoners for eIam!nat.oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

The death of Thomson Price esq, Is announced in
our psper Of this morning. Mr. Price was among the
purest ar, upright of citizens, and has left an
example worthy to BE- remembered and initiated By
all. He always took deep interest in whatever
measures were proposed for the Improvement of our
city and his udicious counsel quietly and uuob'ru-
siyey given has many time saved the City of New
York from architectural and altic censurc, as well as
from the lavish and extavagant expenditure of money
Ir stead Of attending public meetings of reform, and
derouncing what he deemed wrong in the acts OF pub
lie en-, he would personally wait upon those who held
the power and respectfully urge his objections, and
present what he deemed a better or wiser measure.
He vas remarkably Systematic and prompt in hi' buS
ne.s and az conscientious as he prompt
Generous in biz nature aud cheerful in his
deposition few men had more tricpds-he
had no enemies. lie for fifty years member
of the Rutgersstreet Presbyterian Church. and We be-
eye for the last twenty-five thirty years one Of
ia promipent elders We have known him as
m active and influential Director in the Mechan-
los and Traders Bank and in the Jefferson In
surance Company for period OF aooI thrty
yearg-two of the most successfully -manaSei mon
eyed institutions Of New-York. His services in ar
ranpir the hospitals and ether modes of relief, as
men Der Of the Common Council Of the city during the
terrible visitation Of cholera ia the year lS3?' VIII
long be remembered In the death Of Mr. Price, his
family have lost all that was endeaiing in husband
and parent the city valuable citizen, and society an
honest man. Mr.. Price wss born in Elizabethtown,
New.Jerrev but came to New.York when quite young.
The parties in the case of Capt. SquIres, charged
a II ,.r.l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

Marcus c. Stanley adjudged guilty Of contempt OF
Count, in not promptly respecting the subpoena OIL ne
corier Barnard commanding the said Marcusto appear
and testify on Friday last 10 certain acton oil a''a1
and battery the people of the state and Messrs
Mccarthy and Midileton, which action Tor contempt
wa set down for tiia saturday last, appeared on
Saturday forenoon before the Recorder aud furb'he'
by affidavit explanatory TO his Honor for the
aforesaid disregard Of the subpoena The Recorder
deeurg the affidavit satisfactory decided that Stiuey
had purged himself Of the alleged contempt.
TIE TURKISH VIsIroRs-On Saturday the Rear
Admiral MChammed Pashs and his suite visited the
Institutions on Randall and Bsckwes Islands, uadef
charge of the Ten Governors. There were IN company
with the Pasha, Mayor Tematn, large numoef oi
Aldermen and Councilrnen, the Ten Governors "a
other city officials, making tho company number nea
seventy. The entire day spent 10 the ins
OF the nurseries, hospitals, amshouses ana tue Peu
tertiary and the Pasha frequently expressed MS won
der at the extent and perf-ctuess Of the instuIoA
The Pe:Aa leaves for Washington On Monday
CRY MorrALIrY.-According to the week.! ref"''
c. tho City Inspector there were do deaths N 'u'
city during the past week an increase OF ~ Us
pared with the mortality of the week previous AZ
the iame period lat year the number was 100 iu'
increase appears to have been in complaints Oh .H9
lungs, throat, stomach, btwe's and other dise'''e
organs. The following table exhibits the naDnoe' y,
desths during the past two weeks anon. adu'' anu
children. distinguishing the sexes:
Msa- Women. Boz or .;J
Vel s :adia. s a.Sss 5s, is D 81
Among the principal casses Of death we're t1' ao''
loving: Consumption, &C. commissions lLnian'le ~
inflammation Of the lungs, 81 inhanina w., o.
brain, 10; scarlet fever, 25 msrasmn' l'nan.a',
dropsy in the head, 3d. measles "a Group ~ prom:
cb- H. There were also deaths of eo9ss''l .. of Of
the brsin, of congestion Of she lungs Oh
the heart, Of hopping cough, OF Inhanuia1,'-
bowels, OF enlargement of The Ever, OF ple1f'y
Of erysipeIas, Of rheumatism, o. ane1i,'H
aolta, Of govt, 10 Of smallpox, ..,I;n,,
80 still born, and deaths from yole1' Cause
| murde red aud burned or scsded'
TIE following il q e!assics,.o0 Q. iS' l'easfs any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

The parties in the case of Capt. SquiTes, charged
with beling Juscr Connolly appeared before Record
or Barnard on Saturday foreccon, Gen. Nye, 10 zee
Commissioner acting counsel for Capt Squires. AL
the paties 10 the action present, when after some
consultation Capt. Sqores speaking through bis coun.
rel, waived his right to preliminary examination, and
agreed To answer at the General Session.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

AcC1DENr.-As the Tuesday even
ines passenger train from Iowa City was
running between Fulton and Walcott Sta
tions alman was discovered by the engi-
neer lying partly upon the track apparent
ly in state of insensibility. The alarm
was given but he did not arouse, and as it
was impossible to check the progress Of the
train, the COW catcher struck him and threw
him from the track. The train was stop
ped and backed to the place where he lay,
when it was discovered be was not dead
The cause Of his being there was explained
by the presence Of jug of whisky
Watching over him was faithful dog who
refused for some time to allow any one to ap.
proaeh his unfortunate master to render as
sistanca The noble animal was finally
persuaded that he was with friends and a..
lowed them 70 take the injured man up and
place him in . car. He was brought to
.Walcott where he was taken off and medi.
cal aid called. When the train left he yet
lived. thoash In very doubtful condition.
He had procured the whiaky at some place
near BY, and frequent draughts Of 1t
placed hin N that dangerous situation /;
aud led 70 "a sssidsas which may hsve
soss hin ~ ~ ~ thiG II nsno h
CouWoN~ "a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
FOR the Iowa State Democrat !

A LIE NAILED.-In yesterdays Gu
zette may be found very interesting para
graph, reading on this wise, viz:
On Monday evening the Young Mems
Christian Association elected Vice Presi
dent from every Christian denomination
there represented.
would just state, for the benefit of the
editors and readers of said Gazette, that such
is not the case; that there was no truth in
their statement. for happened in about the
time they were most deeply engaged. and
saw with my own eyes, representatives from
the different Christian denominations, " no
were refused admission into the Association,
either as Vice Presidents or active members;
occasioned, as learned, by their not having
about them the belief in both the bible and
human creed. They admitted they believed
in the bible, but did not believe in the same
creed as many who were present, and the
consequence was they were excluded.
! am of the opinion that the so-called
Young Mems Christian Association" is a
perfect burlesque, a disgrace to the city,
and should be put down.
ALL OR NOTHING
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
For the State Democrat1
The Fair Grounds

MEssRs EDroRs IL am pleased to learn
that an association Of spirited, highminded,
and liberal gentlemen, are taking hold in
the right way to supply the county with
the most suitable. most beautiful. and most
servicable Fair Grounds that ever the sun
shone upon in any country. / allude to
piece Of land near Rose Hill Farm one half
mile below the city limits. which is easy Of
access at all seasons of the year.
I trust that most liberal policy will be
adopted Immediately, and that the old Fair
Grounds will be disposed Of, and the pro-
ceeds of such sale applied at once to the
purchase of the land now in consideration.
Let this be purchased and improved
without delay, and no doubt the State Ag-
ricultural Fairs will be held here at least
every other year. This will do a. much AZ
any Of our contemplated Railroads for the
welfare of our city, and without 1.-THE Of
the expense.
Let the meeting at Wiley's store be we'll
attended. More anon. 4
RnAlxs.-Ws agree with our worthy
correspondent In the bulk Of his statements
and We would say TO him and oil others. u,
every man interested in the welfare Of tht
city and county oct literally. and oct q
once In this matter. We ars delighted 4
hear that ws have already asosssd ths -
tshtiea sf ~ psbiis % this very inpostes'
Antll9 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1htsspsiAnl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

TARGET ExcURsIoN.-The first an-
nual target excursion of the Davenport City
Artillery, is to come off Monday, at the
grounds below the city. at which time the
members of that company will compete for .
beautiful gold medal, presented to the D.
c. A. by L. c. Boies, Esq. The metal is OF
gold and is somewhat larger than $40
piece. an@ was made BY jams Morrow, of
this city. On one side are the words "Pre-
sented to the D. G. A.. by L. c. Boies"; on
the opposite is the figure Of a spread eagle,
date, dc.
TIE medal is to be the property of the
company. The winner will keep it from
one annual trial until another; changing
hands only when won by the sharpest shoot
inc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
From w ashlnston. .


WARRINGTON, Oct. 26.-The movements Of
Gen. Walker are regarded with much inter
est, especially in diplomatic circles. 1t is
represented that he is well supplied with
both men and money for his professedly
peaceful enterprise. There is reason TO be
lieve that should he attempt to land with
his followers in Nicaragua he will be re-
pulsed by the British naval forces, as the
Admiral on the West India station, it is in
timated, has instructions to arrest fillibuster
expeditions in Central America from any
quarter whatsoever Past as well as recent
events strengthen this assertion.
New parties have recently been endeav-
oring to secure the governments recognition
and protection in another contemplated
transit line over the Nicaragua route and
with whom Gen. Jarvez has been in commu-
nication. No success thus far has attended
their efforts. While the administration will
not interfere between citizens in matters
relating to that subject. 1t is well known
those who have already contracted with the
Nicaragaan government will be fully pro-
tected in their rights and property.
The camels which recently arrived at
New Orleans were imported on private and
not on public account, as was stated in the
newspapers.
The State Department is preparing to
send books and documents Of public char
acter as a present to the King Of Siam.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

men who were making such active exer-
tions yesterday in the matter, will meet
with abundant success. II we expect to
thrive We must work-work with q will,
and lose sight Of no chance whatever by
which We may add to the growth and sue
cess of our beautiful city. One session Of
the State Fair here is as good as the invest
ment OF twenty five thousand dollars. Let
the meeting at Wiley's be well represented,
and let prompt and unanimous action be
taken for purchasing the lot of land alluded
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

E- The Muscatine Journal is out
in lengthy article opposing the newly
fedged idea of the State lending its aid for
the construction of railroads. 1t asks re-
publican journals "to look at the source of
the proposition, and endeavor to see the
hook within the bait before they bite >
The Gazette of this city takes different
view of the matter, and says "if the matter
can be accomplished legally, the people of
Iowa need hardly be afraid to venture.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
New York Market.
(BY fELE0RAPH.I

BY rELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK Oct. q
0oIs q OO@4 20 for osase AO@bl 10 fer extra
State; 4UG 90 for common TO good western.
hYE Flour Quiet; 81 25I41 10.
WHkAr-A shad, firmer. Gales 80 600 bu at 72d
30 for Nil. Club; 10 White Canadian.
RYE-puD; 7OG7l.
CoRs- Better. Sales 30 COO bu at 66g6Sc for
mixed Western.
OATs-Dull st 44@l5lc State and western.
PoRK-Dull; held at IL OOG17 80 for mess; "a Is
OLA 80 for prime.
BEsF-Uncha aged and s,eady. Sales 40 bis At
pr vi us quotations. Beef hams duh 1t Is 5O61 o.
BACON-Quiet and uncha. ged.
Cur ABArs-Dull and nominal; shoulders, 6kGI
81; hams, S@Sh.
LARD-Quitt and unchanged. Sales $50 bbls at
9ANlO.or new 1O0iOh for old.
BuIrER-Qutet 1fGlS for Etats.
OHKEsR-frm; 7t1Sk.
WHIsKY-Dall; %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
SUPREME COURT.

FALL TKRM-AT DAyEKPoRY, 1858.
REPORTED for the Democratl
Chief Justlce-GEO. g WRIGHT.
Y,..,..s Nv. O. WOODWARD,
l.. d. SToCxros.
LEwIs KINslY Clerk.
October u.
So. Daniel & David Co,k. appts, vs. Richard Lo-
gan, Dee Moines Co reversed.
8. Ralph Montgomery, app't. vs Heman Chaiwick,
Duhnqle Co, r-vers Wright, G J, dis entiLg
255. Noes Brothers W blinn 4 white, app'ls Fay
ette Co; suhm tied
257. Byers ct sl VS. County Oanvassers Of
Chickasaw Go, app'ts, G icksssw Co; submitted
26l. The State OF I,wa, sppt, VS. Joseph Nichols,
Flol Co; subn tied
i49 William Edgar VS. Allen Greer, app't, Hsr-
din Co reversed.
Adjourned till Thursday morning O'Clock.