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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Personal.

A writer in Tie ". L. Times thinks he give,
THr TRIBUNE the lie respecting VI. Consideran,,
abandonment Of Fourerism, by quoting the 1aowng
paragraph from GdligpaRfs MsseHger;
M Victor Con.dersnt well known spose OF he srscs
cf Socialism called soureism who has made ai.emP;s colo
country Europe aud announces the failure Of 81 be P.sn
lie nevertheless proposes 20 capitalists Sf fss s1d Leee9a -
ii,a, cT Forr msy rrmarked that Il Fourers e-,vis
notions which were remarkable Tor tee mmosl,. &c so.n
eoned the establishment would smpy ofonNy
st.cup; al Civilization
This paragraph contains, doubtless, the whole Of the
evidence on which The ". Y. Times alleges that NJ.
Consderant has renounced Fourierism; ard We beg to
suggest 10 the polite and modest correspondent OF that
journal that if the lie is given by il to anything 1t
is 10 his own allegation. The fact is indspu.sbe that
NJ Cops;deraLt hss never msde nor proposed 10 make
any attempt 10 colonize on fou,er:st p-rc pies.
His attempted colony in Texas was SIMPLY sgreI
land speculation, such as thousands OF people hsvo
undertaken before II said TO have been ursscces-
full and now he proposes 10 make another Of precisely
the same character but avoiding the errors Of mirage
ment which caused loss in the hrst instsnce. " The
ideas OF Fourier had nothing to DO with the fret AMI
will have nothing TO 30 with the second; but Of those
ideas, whatever they msy be- NJ. Conslisrant s just
as much an adherent now as ever. The fs,t !, per-
hsps one CT great Importance TO the paoA'' but
since so much sccoun. is made OF denying q BY TIE
~ J. Times, it lie perhaps as well TO state the truth
concerning it,
William A. Burt widely and tavors5ly kuovu ss
the inventor of "Burt's Solar Compass died 81 the
residence OF his son In Hamtramck, near tho city
limits last evening at O'clock in the sixty-seventn
wear OF bis age, OF disease Of the heart. Mr.. Burt
was born in Massachusetts, but removed ct a. early
day to Northern New-York, and locs.ei in SIA.ogs
County, from whence he removed to Buffalo, where
he married; and from that place he cauie 10 the STATE
in 1923, ard located at Vernon, Msoomb County,
which was then wilderness, but is novs popaloes
and thriving district. His remains will be deposited
in this spot. Mr.. Burts original occupation vas a
milwright; but shortly after removing u Michigan
he WAS appointed Government Surveyor, which office
he held until about five years since. The event Of
Mr.. Butts life which chiefly distinguished hm WAS
the invention of the "Soar Compass, which is in
valuable to surveyors and used 10 preference ell
similar Instruments where its merits are known. L. Is
too widely and fsvorably knov TO require 6escrp
tier designation of its peculiar merits. Tni. inven
tor, if We mistake not, was made in 1870 Mr.. Bart
had ingenious mind, and, among other evidences Of
the fact, produce novel instrument for ss,sS ming
altitude sId longitude at ses. Detroit rrbu,e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

DEsPFRAIE ArTEMPT TO CHEAT THE GALLows.-
BuInr VINO is confLed in the jail up at Wheeling aod
who s seDterced 10 be hung the Sd day OF ssp,em
ber for the cold -bcoded murder of poor fallen wo-
nsn few days since that city, made desperate
and almost successful sttemp. on Friday night ss to
tske bis life, and thus rob tue gslows Of i.s H.
s.imate victim. lie was found all covered with gore
n the moripg, the instrument with which he opened
vein in his ann being of his manufacture, out Of
steel pen, soon after he imprisoned Tce care
the worst from the rst and prep ,ring for it. Tie
Arg1says:
IL was made from q steel pen nicely shNpeced by
being ground on the sides Of tine CELL attached 70
handle ingenOusly made from the tin OF one OF the
plates FROM which he had been sc,ustomsd 70 eat
He had also made similar instrument from IRON ne
had obtained from porte monnsie b'ch OF whicn
were found In the cell this morning. When the tow
clock struck II last night he msde the incfion He
says be stood over the sink and let the blood run INTO
/, nrt he became faint, aid could no. stand )nger.
Hs,th.n fell and csmbered to the bed, msn;ged to get
upon it, ard went TO sleep, expecting 70 Astte IN
eternity But he was mistaken 10 his cAica!s,ion.
Afer he had gone to sleep the blood cessed 70 bIw,
ard be continued TO sleep until o'clock ths morning.
when he was surprised to iod himself alive, s1d DO
again opened the vep but he nad become 20 nun a
exhausted that the blood would not tow wite sum
c,nt rapidity TO prevent il hom clogg'rg 70 the
wound. -.
uss in this exhausted condition he was found this
morning by Mr. Smith. DIR. Bard, Cty fnyslc.sn,
was i'm mediately sent for, and BY the admioitfsDn
OF stinu.nts he soon commenced recJyerLS SrenStn,
and when we saw him this morning at ~ O'CLOCK, ne
WAS Able 10 raise himself on his bed. The oplnon ~
that LIE will survive. lie expresses no regret :. Von
has transpired, except that he failed 10 ecconphsh
bis obiect Had be gone deeper and cut the stsry,
he would have been successful, but proydenti.ly bs
did not understand that.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Tyv v,.,rcsvr TrrrenlpH-We learn from n.
R.to, tb,, As soon as the weather and his oa.te.s
% vii psrmit, be shall resume The ycrt sea tass M y
bis intention to esxs i tai S. sS 1.-Two nsS miles ssod %
~. I.d no se.weed or keip st,aching 70 IT.
1871 b.s been circulated thst NJ B. hsd ss.adossa
~ snterprise, and he wishes . stated from h@ ,as1
.uch Iot the fact, but that be 70 dstermnsc 70 On
I,ts H. scd connect Nantucket With the connns'' "
ppssr. p's. Of a good ard subsaItisl telegraph me.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

HIxRY wIL.oS OF rHE FEycs -A.sw a.yys.ySS
Senator Wilscn visited the Chss,e,s ~ n,sr -, h,
rssnsd reel .ssinst The fence whieh s9ou ,ds The s,a
nance psf to rest bimsk WIEN yo,sysS EYED s,< s,sS
man csms Up to him and toli nm % rSss ,ss e.. q
"f,r peope vsre not slowed - 70 S..,Sa Courier.
"iklt yard. 1"""-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

A writer in Tie ". \. Tines thinks he give,
THr TRIBUNE the lie respecting NJ. Consderan,s
abandonment of Fouriersm, by quoting the t1.ow.ng
paagraph from GalignanTs Messenger,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Personal,

1t Is feared that DIR. Leichsrdt, the Austrian
traveller, has shared the fate OF SE John Frsnkl,,
-Four thousand five hundred pounds bsvc. however.
been voted by the Legislature Of New-South Wales
for the expenses Of the proposed expedition to seerch
for him. DIR. Gregory has volunteered u couduo il,
and he enerains some hope that statement m4ie ;,
aconvict that Dr. Leicardt is prisoner in thr hapls
OF q tribe OF northern abongines, msy be true.
Rufus Choate is shortly to deliver an address be-
sore the Boston Mercantile Library Association on
" hamstOn and Bur-
-1M SprngEeld Republican learns that D. ID,
hume the American medium well known in Spring
ne'o' las recently returned to Paris from visit TO the
queen OF Holland, who received HIM with grea. kind.
ns.s and attention, aud that he j. about 20 revisit Iy
ano VIZ return 70 America next Autumn. An English
sdy ns' recently e!, hin by viii lie annuity 200
pr year.
.-2T CSeGse TS@aas ksts ,A,, NJ. CO,leryha.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
DIED..

ACKERsoN Or tne Noah Brosb., Tspd sn WsSne.d','
of Chas.' Z. AyInsr
BARREgTon ThuI,dry oe.nas March 4! cl,,ls ION Of
The c. 81 friends Il the 2Hy are Invited to attend hi.
suots, on Friday, 5n inst, at o'clock p. m.
BRYANIn tbs city, Thursdsy morning, t;srch wile
W, only Of iam }. aud ssaL Bysn aged yesTs,
rse Of the t.y respectfully invited -
resideoce of his parents, No. lO7 Wooster st'eet
DlLL0S-A No 3it Greenwich street on Weanedsy Hareh
s. Thomas Dillon aged 81 years native Of County Clare
IreaBd.
FENETY-A, No 4s Columbia street, Wednesday M.reh 3
John T. Feney the beloved Of Ecnoi and j. NJ Fepcy,
ssed "a years, month aud 10 days
fLIzGERALD No. Isl fG{y,h % stree; on on ,y' Wstae'dsy
Mach 1G' i;e ssa the Se and .y w" and
GoyER-A No ss sSth@ycnue on Wedne9sy Asr,h 3 after
Cover sg d ycar, months and days
HAZEN-In Brooklyn, Wcdnesdoy Msieh g. Caleb HAGEN,
repds Of ths family are invited to attend hi. funeral from the
residence Of his ,onin law Peter Wygkof corner % First
place s"d Henry street on Friday ais day. ri = oGos ~
HLDDOCK-A Piemon: Rocksnd County on Tuesday March
Wihenina l. addock, wifi Of Roger Haddock aged "a
yexr and months
March OF ,cset fever EdTn A. eldest son Of Amanda
aud W. Hopkins OF this city aged years aud months
uUNT-On Tuedsy night March Freeman Hlnl in the 5i
year Of hissge.
IRvlNG-On "wednesday morning March RotertiDe Bsok:
The funeral ces will tokc place the residence of bic mother
Mr. Irving No % East Twenty second street, Sunday
re.pectlDr, invited attend without further invitation
SHAM-On Thursday March in the l8th year Of her age
CstbaIine W, eldest daughter Of X. Henry shau OF
G!eDviNe Conn.
LFWIS Srddeuy "Wednesday evening NSrct s. from the
Of burns received In the Primary School, Nos 80 aud -
Eighteenth Miss Sarah l. Lewis in the 1871
year Of her
The friends relatives and al others. invited -
attend funeral this afternoon, March al o'clock 1ui
ID. Rev Dr. BuTchards Church ia Thirteenth greet between
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
LOCKWOOD-In Brooklyn, Wednesisy, March g. Matilda
f. Lo kwood wife of Wm. g. lockwood, n the ijd yesf o
her sge.
OCONNOR--A. No. 81 Greenwich -.ree "Wednesday,
March consumption, Michael. only Pstrc& aud
Penelope OCOnnor, aged 10 years.
RAYNOR-in Brooklyn, Tsslay Msr'h Rachel Arm, only
daughter Of Alnod r. and Aun RsynoT aged month.
and ) dRyA
RI LLHAL sEN--A, No. 2I7 Cherry street, wednesday.
March AFTER short illness HcfmsA Rulhsusen, Asod A.
y.sIs months and days.
SANFORD-On Thursday, herch st>ihe rcdrnc. of his
brother Chas B. Sanford, No Firs pa Brook
Capt. Thomas T. Sanford aged Al years months and days
'lccs, Of the ls'c Cap, MeucmOn Sanford Dcssd
been for Ia cOInmsnd oi steamers tue SoIud
Eastern waters.
De motto. of the pinelsl vii BE- given.
Fat, papers please copy.
SCOTr-On Wednesday March 3 Mary r.. wife o. w b
Scott, daughter Of thc la'e Dr.. l. w. Seaman.
The relatives rend 4 The family tfly inv
s,..ud BE- funeral Saturday ct cJk. p m, foiu her
Tetdeace No. 81 Eat I, cntytG stree, without lI.Ae.
invitation.
SlELEY-A' GIecnyie Conn., John f.. son Of R4fls aud
Lay Am Siblcy. aged 10 mo- his and IA dsy'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

Fuzzy ADNrws7RArIOV BLUSDrR.-The people
Of Minnesota are making merry over little pedofDg,
Characteristic operation OF Mr. Thompson, Secretary
of the Interior This Cabine. officer, il seems had
heard something affecting the political sonndnets Oh
certain Col. Nobes, who hss cOmmant OF the Sonth
Pass Wagon Road expedition, out among the Dscotah
Indians. OF course, one Of Mr.. Buchanan advisers
coud not allow spch runcI to 60 unnotced, and 70
he hastened 10 write to the Administration ~tor al
81. Paul inqur;Dg if il WIS true az reported, that
Col Mobiles had IN previous yesIS, -" n'ade hoo@,on
,pecches tR U;aaesota end plainly ntimat'ng that IL
the Department was satisfied Of the truth OF the
allegations, =" the offender would have to walk the
plank.
tbs miss;ve OF bis "inqurng mind TO the editor OF
The Posecr he sent TO the editor of that strong
Republican paper, 1Te Times But the latter lost no
time in replying gave Col Mobiles an excellent charac'
ter ne pubic oeoer, admitted that he had once be-
lie, ed in tba. string OF "glt,ering geneTGtes the
Declaration of Independence, but fEned that he was
now a cordial supporter Of the President. The next
heard .of the mater was that Col. MOBILES had been
dismissed from office, without notice 70 him. The
former bekeE in the Declaration d Independence was
supposed 20 have settled Col Nobless fate. But the
sequel IL scarcely less hum4tRg TO the Secretary Of
the Interior, than his former act was dsgrsceful.
when the officer had been condemned and sentence
executed on him. the case was investigated and after
n fair trial the accused found TO be entirely nDo
cent. Hewss tbsreupon renstated. Boston Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

MORO STARVED TO DEATB.-A Negro bained
Red nan vas found dead yesterday afternoon % sub
cellar Of the larg tenement house in the rear OF NO.
&c Mulberry street. the body was shockihgly nui
lated portion Of the head ard face having been eaten
by bxye rats, which with difficulty driven away
from the corpse. Reaman is believed 70 have died
literally Of starvation. Jn his wretched abode, "hch
since the death Of his wife few weeks snce, he oc;u
ped alone there found neither fuel nor food o. aoy
knd, and scarcely piece o! furniture.
Redrnsn formerly worked along saore, but "f some
time past wss unable TO procure tmp7oymeh' OF my
kind end lately he became srk. In consequence he
,ns,red greatly lie was seen on Sunday descending
20 bis ,ubterraneon abode lie appeared III, and re-
marked to one O! bis neghbors, nearly oil Of whom are
poor colored people, that he feit very bad He was
rever seen alive sterwa1d. He Tas about 80 years
Of age. An inquest viii be held to-day. The ecay
s,eant me remans where it wesfound
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Arrived.

Steamship J4mesovu Parrish Richnand &C. udse. ~
pass 90 Lr1lsu A Pstsau.s.
Ship JOIN j. Boyd Thomas Liverpool Dec a. rnl.e aud Isl
Ias 20 NJ Tyson Jan D Ia. 81 90 lOn. - TO- Nsss-
ashsi4 tell N the mautoplalyard, overheard ard
os t.b IT, lst. 80 TO- lou 81 Levi Bmiswser ssanan,
ei'e MsTch lai ~ n lon 81 10, Morris Lews il Of ,hs
Asnt' a. JaIe and was os Feb g. Ia lat 10 H. lon 10 81
.p'Ae -hp A. H. The j. j. has experienced heavy w gslss
i,s H m'h iEosd Iook pilot from the A B. Nsson, No.
J, ~ miles ;. Of Nantucket.
snip swordfsh Cocker Manila Nov. H. and St. Hsens Jan.
-, L,np g., 70 Crocker Warren. Feb l. a- " y, op
y - -ignsed b.. hip Hero. Feb. g. lAi u IS W., on
~ w, saw ta!k ColcoIds.
Bsk Lore s.ar of Wauen), DeI, New odesns Fes aud
= W Pee N Hgar AID mossses to stITges Benns o.;
'ss"l q snow Burgess Had heavy weather The vE)s p<
ase teD - lst ~ y lon "a 10 W. took heavy gss from
Till the 25t On he 2h whic lying 70 uuder ieaes main
op.a and Ice bark 0uIng heavily shifted ,s
cargl il l0llsses leak les hays
bee ruppnV nothing but uosssrs since ard rive the
ye,s. aue list to the port FEB 81 schooner psnted
Hack with streak W. via oss of nanmss by the
deck ar b. warks bay could not make out her
se Was very dcp sde mile 10 the esward The Lone
lies BY Of Sandy Hook took s,eatus hmiress ard wsS
schr Banner oHley Beverly yis New London ESQ 70 g.
CTOWeL
schr Me3od Pa,t Iceland Eewbern, N c., 9ays r.yJ
stores 20 Davis Holmes.
steamer CGEew, WiAns ProSience Is hours mds. 70
Oien.
wsm'utta Nye New. Bedford nd.e TO Jo. Alsn.
sAiLED-ships fndymion Hsle,t for Liverpool; Ar.y WI.
or san fsncisco; steamship City Uf on pc;s,
for LVerpoo bg WappOo, Carver Metsnzss; sso snshp
EuPi City Gdfin, Havana and New.Orlesn,.
"IND-DgIing the Car iiom y. w; fresh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Markets. -. Reported By Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA March 4-FLouR is finn Cosk y. 70 eet,ss
request and lc. higher Yellow CO., PRov,s,oSs are s
March THE auction sale o; luo CcSfsste
day sptess; 5000 bags sold At Ss3s"' w.
decline 500 bags withdrawn - =, o.o !, :
NJ. oRLEAss March 4CoTros-sales today, $3.50 ealss
At t.ensr pIircs quote MddIns OF lldl.c sveAR 50
Sic Flour 81 20. White CoRs, Sic and Yellow 20. 10
CorFgE advanced tdIc sales to-day 80 bags Iva
FsrsHrs stiferCotton TO Liverpool, l5S2d 20 81 fetert
burg s.l6c: TO Msrseiles lc EXCHANGES unsettled.
CiaRLEsToS, March A-COrToN-Ssle to-day 20 Ibs
.Io o tbe week foot up bales the cosas q ote
decline. Middng, lll6l2c. RICE declined tr.
AUGUSTA, Gs, March LCoTToN-PIices declined &C. Nse
to-day 600 bales
uMosILE March 3-CoTros-sses to-day, 5000 tAes u x1
Changed prices. ~. a.
BALTISoRE, March 4.-FLoUR quiet but firm. WHsAr 70
good demand with upward tendency Red " D@S ~
White 81 l8d 81 - CoRS frmer; White 55a57c Yellow
d6Oc WnsxY steady at 2d2lkc Provisions sssdy. Cor
ZEE better sales oi 500 bags st lO.ci
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
WARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........l
Cleared.

stesmslip FuPre CITY, Griffin, Havana, VI O. Roberts.
ships batter, Amy San Frsncisco s. b. Bah och; 0es:s
shire, Bryant Liverpool c H. Marshal Co. Br:k Warrior,
Murphy, San Francisco, " els Emanuel
Barks-Geo. Leslie, Hall, Norfolk y. II. Bingham; LlDs
(BreIn.) Megsn, Bremen, Stanton & Ruger.
Blizs-E Merhew Gordon, HayeHs; Charles, Eaton, o.,
John, N. b., D. T.. pesOE
scLooners-Jones Lynch, Wilmington, J. Smith Co. Aba
Powell Wilmington, r. ,. Powell; t. Hatch Hutcnson Por
az Plate, Rolf Persthn.
stesnes-W cstempor,, Berry savannah H. b. Cromwell
Co Locust Point, Eferch, Balsmor. H. b. Cromvs Co
Union Cardif Baltimore, w. Dslzell
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

A., .a,o,v.d from lie oace ctt po.tmA$sr g. Da-
s,cu. s,d Hes;h editor of 7xs Northeast, appointed
= Il. ,.ead. TIE Nort.~e's Is pro Lecomptcn sheet,
and !: now has s rew'<d' It understood, says 1fe
Tr.Bune that ser2cr Jones has s the e ieral Offices
Of Iowa at bis dis2o-al and hat they Will, Of course,
BE- very so>n E,ed by his polfi:sl friends.
r.. % Emerson. Is delivering course oflec.ules N
" the modern Athens"
--Eie said that "The csaeen Of the Red Chessmen,
in the February number Of The Atlantic Monthly, ""
written by Miss Hale, a daughter Of Mr.. Nsiha1Ae
tale Of The Boston bdrertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Markets.".cAIrFutLr REPORTED ron rs.H y r,,v.,

,suru M , III kspAY, March {, l8j6.
sales of - eois at 90 i2 for Pots ss 50 or Pea sser
COITONTLe market Il sculy sustained and hsr. /, not
qle much styy sales Of 1000 bales partly iu r.n1 We
qlote hddins uPAnds l292s aud Gulf a l2l dI2.c
COfFEE-Hoders withdrew largely the auction sale .h.
uoning refusing 20 the views buyers sf bass s AZ
e a an average Of 80 J2 r invoice Of 900 bags O
o. for t2 bs aud &c for 800 bags At private sale 800 bags
Ro sold ledllc, and 80 bags g. DOmiDso A. lo0lOlc,s
siter pnee for GonAises The stock estimated A. 81 900 bsr.
Ro t.Ie :nd The pr. Of New YeIk New Q.san Phsle
E-s Ia Fa.rHfIe ~ S,Goo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
COURT CALENpAR-ral, Day.

90 vi ls SiS 476 lo2 Ss7 SCI e6 j9 3l5 5i7 SO is5
T - ~ 20 S,s s Az 4 l6i 5ll 80 lji. 46 IA ~
@ Nv NJ CoUkI-CIRcUIT.-NO Nos. 1896, l6t2, So,
C CS saS io Ss ISIS 1917 29 222 2232 2l2I 225 }0i
5s 90 is9s :} @ <.si zISl ZS5 9 sl5 2ti0 76 lG2
.S ID tt9 I<I| 2tl6 1912 2fs SOP 2S6 2j39 3ls
$40 @ Sis sl5 2tS1 2Sot Sc7 @a i2 5S6 SIS So J52
30 R, 49, - % -V'' "' i'o' o. VI, 10y,
CosMos PItAs-Part Mos. a. Az. 49, tS6
lo $40 l'' ~" 9il 81; o'S So 80, 57 5iS ~ 4l2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

.r,rx,7rp Rlpr,-A dry-goed' deher named
49, ws,yeu doing business IN Grand street, be-
tween second and Third streets w's arrested yester-
a. a,smoou by Officer Guischard charged with hav-
80 ..,s,,r,ea Co commit rape vpon girl nine years
~ .os named Ella Z. Swanton The affidavit was
.de before Justice Allen by the father Of the girl, j.
U swas.on residing Of Grand and Third streets,
ssd the ofepse Is alleged 70 have been attempted on
The 9Th Of February at MAXWELL store, where the
srl Lad been sent on an esnd. Accused gave 81 eco
bail TO appear for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

These tables revised weekly By Parker Ku,oo No. d,
aud sso H. w Brook, Nos 1874 aud 1885, Clark Johnson No
SOL JohL = h'coH No S5i J. Wilcox Mo-. $50 aud ase
K J. v sI0G'enbursh Nos zs aud 2s5; O. P.rkin. Co
Noe S4 sud IN and LeATsn Lichen.er No. 445 aaI AS
Warrington As'ts' ard Drew French Nc. IS Barclay stree;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
SUPERIOR .CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN-MAR>I -
Judge woodruff.
DECISIONS.
COURT or GENERAL sEsSIoNs-MAEcu Before Jslg
RUSSELL.

Soon after the opening of Court this morning sam
LeVon poncem placed his tina, dc-ed
assault and heTy the st Of February Frederick Ere
saloon keeper The officer in the Of sre,us the
psnsnt for indecent exposure when oftug resistance the
officer tsppd the complainant few tunes fhty on he wrist with
hs club This the substance Of the evidence urOu which
the Jury unhestatiugly rendered verlis. of acqusl
John Taylor pleaded guilty to burglary 10 the fJutl
degree and Wss Temanded for sentence.
John Haukel was then placed trial, indicted for
rspe, In November last Amelia Eke Tenth aud
Twenty ninth street The evidence disclosed unquesion.
abe oOseness Of character the part Of the complainant aud
the allegation Of the prosecution In other respects thrown
In such confusion by the character Of the proscrN
TO involve the entire indictment, in great dJub'. p0u which
the JnTy very readily returned q verdict Of guilty.
JOS. w. Watson, clerk at S.uar,'s store, plesdei
guilty sttempi grand larceny from his employers sen
tence deferred
Cathsiine Carroll also pleaded guilty to stsSliug
&57. Sentence deferred.
Adjourned 20 ii o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

The Hon. George Hall has recently eh'eIeo ..s ~
epjoyment Of beautiful dwelng-hou'e' p'es,i n
buo by the citizens Of Brooklyn as f'uuo a;.:or.
their admiration and gratitude for his uhlins
and p.rous e1ertions as mayor o. I'VE s, cyborbood
the prevance Of the yellow ever }" ''
and .t Fort Hamilton, in 1896.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
EEOOHL YN ITEMS.

TIE funeral service Of the late FSffhAS nus
esq, WIN :sAs Place a, he residence, eorae, o.
den. and Gluten streets, on Friday, the oth ns.' -
"a ospek. His remains will be conveyed 20 V'-'''
Mar.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
PASSENGERS Sailed

IN the iteamhp City Qr Washin9,oa for Lirerpoo-M
DeeIOot kngsn, c. G. Cobb, Laycock, Brentws ashins
Wallace, tsi, Rsmsgs, Leary, Wood, r. Cores Wnxhi
Samues Kuopell, and N In steeTags.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Rn u,iIv MnpkesIua n.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prin-
opal articles of Farm Produce 10 Washington Market
on Thursday, March 4:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Msvounents Of Ocean ste.sners.

The Havana steamers leave this port the 3D. h 18th i7l
aud 9th Of zach month uDd Charleston c. the i.h
lGh Returning they due here respectively III. ss Isl
and sib aud via Charleston the 10th and 3 Of each IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

TIT CouKIs-The Brooklyn Court Of Sessions
ysstsr srdsy porring adjourned sne de, here beog no
hasness ready for the Ccurt.
The Court Of Oyer and TsrmineT commences On
Tuesday when Grand Jury will be 'mpanneled.
The March Term of the City Court meets on Men
SAy, when tbs civil calendar viii be taken up
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
BY Telezrnph.

BOSTON, March s-Ar bark Sea Bird, Weston, As..lIa
sd ships Pospero Valparaiso Gertrude and Pels5es e.
cutia bark w. Als.on, Melbourne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
Receipts Of Produce-MARcB (.

By Erie RaR,oad-I07 bbls Flour, lZ7 bags Do, oj bkS
WHISKY, ~ do. Provisions 95 Dressed Hogs 4n bsSs h4
III do Ost pks. Ashes f7 d. Butter 400 rdes Les,be
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

LEWIS ia our Agent in NEw BsirAs Conn, soI -
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