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City IutsINUeuc~.

NV QUARTERS yos TIE DETENTION oF wrrsEsps,-rhe
renovation and alteration Of the building No. 50 White
street, for the accommodation OF witnesses detained in
custody for important trials il complete The neces.
sty OF some place Tor the confinement n witnesses
hasong been felt and the duty Of providing suc place
was dcvolved upon the Police Commissioners by the
Legislature The rooms have been cleaned, plainly fur
nshcd and the windows secured prevent ape
The first witness has yet 70 be confined the new build.
ing.
FUIrs FERRY.we learn that u Is the intention OF the
Union Ferry Company " take Off the two day boats on tho
Fulton ferry and substitute the large boat recently built
leaving three boats TO perform the work instead Of four
Tvs AMERICAN ExrREs Coxrssy BrHpiSe-lt seems tina;
The damage to this fine building VIII be great
led TO suppose by seeing that the centre Of the
wall was being taken down after the aud labor q
putting hup. The architect denies that the building has
settled and alleges that the difficulty has beer caused By
the detection OF one Of The large russes which spauned
twenty five feet opening and that instead Of botelng
up was deemed better 10 remove and rebuild Tho hn.
The building when completed, will cost 500 600 nd
will be splendid adornment to that part OF the city
Prs IN wArxR srRxEr-ARREsr 90 A M,s ON suSruoy
SETTING FRE TO rHs sroRE-shorty before two o'clock
yesterday morning a FIRE discovered in the liquor
store Of Timothy Dennehy, At No. 3e4 Water street s
early discovery prevented the ire spreading beyond the
back part OF the store Fire Marshal Baker early al
the premises and upon investigating the matter suspicion
rested upon jeremiah Dennehy brother OF proprietor
search was made and the accused found At house in
Mulberry street Officer Lindsey him custody
and Justice Osborn cemmsted the prisoner 10 await The
investigation
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neral from his late residence. No le3 Frs svenus m.
(SAinrdsy) afs@snosS, ~ O'Clock.
Times, MAsY C.1s.rs., wife or Loqis c. Me.ks s"s
daughter o, Francis and Jane Phillips, aged a years
The relatives and friends Of the fam y are respectv
invited s,,erd the funeral Sunday afternoon at onx
O'Clock. from her late residence, No 336 Trout
huBray-On thursday Jan %, JAMES huHpnr, former.
iy Of Dublin, ire,arh aged Il Years
FuDersl from No sS York street. Brooklyn, this (saiur.
dey) Afternoon, nj two O'Clock.
Dublin IApeTs please copy.
OornoUr On Thursday morning, Jan %, JOIN oJ oOs.
The rienes o. the family are invited 10 attend the n1ns
rail- from the Middle Dutch church, corner OF fay
place and Fourth street. this Saturday Afternoon At
O'Clock. without further notice.
REILLY TKRrzKA RIELY, wife OF John Reilly, and d.ush
ter OF Thomas Moxham CT Gansrd county Lousford o-
land
The remains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery at three
O'Clock Sunday afternoon The friends OF the family
invited to attend the funeral from her ia,s
No. Eighty third street YOrkville between First and
Second avenues.
ssAs,sp-On Friday, Jan %, ANN LomsEA, daughter
Oh the lase George A. and Ann Eliza Sesmand.
Funeral from the residence Of her grandmother, hrs
Williams, No 40 Cherry street, this Saturday alter
rotn, ai half past O'Clock
Cleveland, ohio, papers please copy.
Ssh En- on Friday tv.nng Jan 20, DANIEL DMAvM.
nsn, son Of John and Nellie =. Spicer
Inc Ieatves aud friends OF the family invited 10 Al
Nhd Inc funeral, Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the residence Of his parents No liz Rvngton
enthusiastically after a short but severe illness
TnoMs HxsRY, the beloved OF William and Ie4its
Jane Sprott, aged years, 10 months and IL davs
The friends and Of tue family Arc yessor
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on Sunday afterno.e
at O'Clock from the residence hs parents oorner a.
Jay and Concord sti Gets, Brooklyn.
SMITH Friday morning, Jan. "a al nns O'Clock az
consumption. WILLIAM ArIfxp SMITH, aged % years, 1
month and days Of the late Alfred smith and sse
OF William Burroughs Jr.
due notice Of the funeral will be given
wARD.-MARY WARD.
Herfrends and acquaintance and those OF her brosrs
n-'aw, John and Michael Coye respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this Saturday afternoon ors
O'Clock from the Of Ffteth and Ninth ayo-
nue, without further notice
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News from New Mexico.

81 Lorr, Jan % 1858.
The santa Fe mail has arrived, but brings Of
Importance
The annuity goods being distributed 10 the Pueba
Indians.
Col St. vraln had been elected public printer OF the
Territory.
Secretary jackson bad arrived at Santa Fe
General Garland had gone to Fl Paso.
Depredaons by the Apache and other Indians were
ported.
Al public meeting resolutions adopted cordially
thanking Secretary Floyd and Postmaster General Brown
for their recent Official action aie ting the Territory.
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beiligerent pasties were separated without any
material damage on either side, when they pro-
ceeded to the correspondence and the "cards, {"
in which each, over his own signature, has pub
hshed his disgrace.
The editor of the Wing, in casting about for
the requisite satisfaction on account Of the ruff
fiaDly assault ofyOung Wise, hits upon the most
savage and rufianly, if not the most cowardly,
expedient that he could have adopted This is
his proposition, which he says is deliberately
made:'-
Ipropose that you and select only one friend EACH
and With pair OF pistols we shal all meet ~ citner
your office or NINE hour be hereafter designated
that after thus meeting ana tho door being you
shall load of the pistols and leave the ether unioaded
that they shall next deter mine by lot the choice pistols
that the pistols shall then be handed TO and that your
shall be placed directly against my breast, and NINE
against your that next and finally at the giving OF the
word shall both pull trigger and let the consequences
take care Of themselves
In this latitude we should call this 'delibe-
rate" proposition for murder or cunning de-
vice to escape the satisfaction of "the CODE"
Interpreted either way, it stamps this Richmond
editor with the stigma of the lowest rufianism
All this, too, in the polite and enlightened COM
munity of the capital of Virginia. That CON-
munity in view of ''a decent respect for the
opinions of mankind" and from sense of jus
.tice to itself, should have a word to say upon
this business.
The terrible Ridgway in justification of his
proposition" says that lit simply
amounted to an appeal to Provi-
dence and the right of the case''-a
plea which, in its abhorrent blasphemy, exceeds
anything ever uttered by the vilest criminal in
the Tombs And such are the Virginia cheva-
Tiers, who for many years have been venting
their vulgar abuse with or without provoca-
ton, upon Bennett" and "Bennett's HERALD"
We owe them nothing. We can afford to des-
pise them. We have not contended through a
quarter of century for the constitutional
praise or censure of such pretenders to honor
and chivairy.
In his eectioneering campaign for hispresent
office Gov. Wise went out of his way to abuse
us and to set his party menials upon the HERALD
reporter; and it was only the other day that
the Wing editor, in copying an article from our
columns, ibelled the HERALD and its editor
after the most approved fashion of dirty fell.
low. We avail ourselves, therefore, of this Oc-
,casion to submit the issue of decency, honor
and chivalry between US and these Virginia as
.sailants for the judgment of the public. And,
without further remark, we hasten to dismiss
from our thoughts the utterly revolving facts
and "propositionss of this shameful Richmond
affair Of "hOnOr."
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


Senate.
AtBhNy, Jan. 20, 1853.
BY Mr. scHaL (dem For the amendment Of the state
Prison Contract act.
by Mr.. MAmR, (dem. For aid to tho state Inebra:s
Asylum.
BY Mr.. sxrnr, (dem. )-Agansi extending the time for
the payment Of Long Island Railroad stock.
BY Mr.. soor1, (dem. )-Yor the repeal Of the act CT
empng the lands Of the sackets Hsrbor Railroad from
taxation.
for repayment OF moneys paid under the Emigrant
Passenger law.
BY Mr.. w.p~vosrH, (dem )-FavUably on the bill In
by Mr.. Axrs, (rcp.)-Adverse TO the bill for the Inn
provement of Beaver river. Agreed TO-
BY Mr.. Drvys (rep )-Favorsby TO the bill providing
for the payment Of the salary Of Mr.. Ruggcs, Deputy
State Engineer.
by Mr.. aruuI dem ITO amend the General Msnufac-
turing and Mining law. Also TO amend the law relative
10 life insurance companies
BY Mr.. o. b. wHsaxs Jam ITO erect Highland county
from parts Of Orange and Uktcr.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. JouSsos Gam. ITO amend the charter Of the
Schenectady Mutual Insurance Company.
By Mr.. BRaspRErB (dcm. ITO RESTRAIN taxation within
certain limits Also for the relief OF the creditors Of the
scpaor BslspHH introduced bill for the relief Of the
creditors Of the State, which provides that the Comptroller
shall draw bis the for oil sums due
and able 10 state creditors and presentation they
cannot he paid, the Treasurer shall endorse such
rant no funds' In such the warrants 10 draw
interest At the rate OF per cent per AMMAN. All war.
rants drawn and endorsed IN be received by the
Superintendent Of the Ranking DepAnment the
other STATE securities; but whencvche state Treasurer
elects 70 redeem them, be do by advertisement
through the public press for the space Of 30 days The
act 10 take effect immediately.
Senator Brandreth's bill 70 restrain taxation within
hin limits, provides that tho aggregate state, school,
county, city village sha not exceed In the
aggregate per cenfum Of ne assessed value Of real
and personal property except when authorized by special
legislative enactment Sec. esemrts ai cities whose
population exceeds Is 900 from the provisions n this act
To take effect July l, 1855
The bill providing for the payment n the officers durng
the Disqualification Of the House committed 10 the
Comm11ee Of thu Whole.
The aens,e asre that when adjourns 10 day IL be TN
Monday evening next
The kansas resolutions then taken up, and Judge
Snow rep delivering able speech in their support
Assembly.
The Assembly Is not in session.
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BnoApwAY THKArus-A INV srAR-Ihere was quite

BROADWAY TmATru-A INV srAR-There quite
large gathering Of Che Journalists and equine diltdnh al
the Broadway theatre yesterday afternoon witness the
dress rehearsal OF Mr. James Melville the Australian and
Californian equestrian who lately arrived here from san
FranciSco, and who has been engaged by Aessrs Van
Amb,Rgh Co. The rehearsal commenced with the OK
hbitioo Of Mr. Eolvie's horse superb animal, which
he procured in Australia We have rarely finer
horse The head neck and legs fully display cd thorough
bred points. Tho horse e Offspring OF FL Ish tho.
rousbbred and an Arabian mare and has a.! the good
qualities OF biz with Of the fire Of the prai
RE Succeeding this had Mr. Melville himself, whose
ply sica deveoIcpents equally admirable and Who
in his performance quite realizes the fable Of the Cen
uaur The first rart of the exhibition includes riding
without saddle, ana II wonderfully VOL done In the
second part Mr.. Mel lie Introduces hs son, nucky t
follow OF eight ten years. The father holds the
boy high In air, and bo mounted upon the horse
rnske series Of leaps over bars, which are placed al
short distances. Twice the horse banked the last leap
and IL ice The father and son wcrs thrown. Uninurcd
ane nothing dsun,ed, they essayed the third time
oeeded and rewarded with tho most cordial applause
by tho audience. The quite exciting Mr. Melville
finished hs exhibition by dog me horso without bride
or crcingle AT full speed counting and damOunng aud
otherwise showing his entire command Of all the detss
Of his vocation well the superior rsinng aud re
msrkabe dccty Of the animal. AT the end Mr. Melville
recalled and greeted with long continued paudiis
Mr. Melville one Of the best and most daring riders
that has ever appeared here within oar remembrance
His only competitor Mr. Eaton stone (sso attached 10
the company at the Broadway thcatrc unfortunate In
having good horse us, present E1ccpt Mr.
VIC remember no competitor for Mr. Melville:
be great equestrian in every Of the word His
FIRST public appearance in this city will take place
Monday evening next.
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TIN GENERAL NEWSPAPER pEsPArcn.

ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1858.
So much Of the second section Of for the appoint
ment of Commission for the preservation Of the habor
New York from entertainments, and TO prevent obsuc
tons to the necessary navigation thereof passed March
30, 1866, and prohibits the Common Council Of the city
OF New York from making grants Of lands under water
until the further directions Of the Legislature, hereby
-epcscd, and shall Jake effect Immediately
The following have been appointed officers Of the AS
sembly-
Deputy Clcrks-E o. Perrin, j. II Cushman, G. M. Van
Mort, X C. Bentley, j. Al. Smith ana II. Arnold
Litrdridn-G. p. Sheriff.; Assistant, II Wright
Baek 6Cverk-p. A Iev,en, Jr.
Clerks Aessen9cr-D. W Merchant.
The following appointments by the speaker
Assistant Sergeant at Arns-Gco. O. Jones'
TosmadeT-J. J. Reilly.
Assistdn PoStmdStcr--J' Nugent
.anSov-retsr Van Olinda
Keepers of the ChdmLr-J. H. Bixby.
DcorkecT.1s-J. II Anderson and ". r. Hsckett
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"HHs fNDT
INC steamer Fanny Fern, which exploded her boiler
below this city, twned by ". W Martin, Of Pt,sburs,
and valued at $4,000 and insured in three Phtsburg
Offices for 5000 The following persons known 10
have been lost;-Capt BENJAMIN Woodward OF Newport,
KY. Mr.. and Mrs Murphy or Pennsylvsnis; VIM wilson,
an Fnsshmsn; James Anderson, OF xenA, Ohio; James
Maloy Michael Donohuo, James Kavsnagh, Thomas Walk
and Robert Riddle, q Psburg widow aay and child,
unknown; Hannah Thomas, cham bermaid Of Allegheny
City.
The following were sraded--sifred Rogers, q PHis-
burg, severely; Henry Drum, Of f1asburg, slightly; An.
Grew J. kirkpatrick, slightly; John Flynn, william Paul,
John w. Kerr and Henry W. Casey, severely
Several others were more or less scaldod and burned
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Later from the Utah Expedition.

81 LOUIS, Jan. %, 1888.
The Platte Argus Of the I'D, announces the arrival at
Weston Of Mr. Davidson with advces to the h from the
Utah expedition The troops were engaged In making
themselves comfortable for the winter Their health
good. There is from Captain Marcy, who had
been despatched 10 New Mexico for salt Lieut. Beei, Of
of the 10th Infantry had been placed command Of the
volunteer companies, and engaged in drilling them
Mr. Davidson reports that there was TO the east
Of Fort laramie and that there plenty of aud
buffalo. He met three army mails and also train taking
salt from Fort Laramie 10 the camp
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Mrs LAURA K,1SEs BEvuTr.-rhe appeal Of 50 admlra-
bic Arts, Miss Laura Keene deserves attention She
capital actress and 'undauntod and enterprising
manager cndcavorine TO discharge all her duties the
public her company and the authors all Miss
Kcene announces her benefit fer 10 night pro
duces dramatic version Of Mr. Charles Reade's novel
"whe Des-sbout which the critics have had so many
qusrrels We hear that Thu Il be seized BY
many admirers Of Miss Kecne q proper opportunity
upon which to give her substantial tribute q their 40
mr.
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Mr.. BrRroS's BKNuu.-This evening the popular mana
ger and actor takes his benefit at his theatre giving
shaksperes comedy, ohio Merry Wives Of Windsor, -
with the best cas-, ever announced here, including C.
Mathews, Brougham, wslcot, Fisher, Burton, ~ smith,
Mrs Davenport Mrs Parker and other excellent artists
The performance will be something remember II Is
sufficient in itself to draw crowded house. but when The
further spur Of the managers benefit ia added We can
safely predict perfect lam.
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IseiAsAroIEs, Jan. %, 1853.
mob at Lgonier arrested three counierfeters on
Tuesday, and deliberately hanged one Of them They
proceeding execute second in the same manner,
when wac agreed by the majority let the law take liza
course The third one, who is grfty Of making bogus
coin, was delivered Into the han Of the United states
Marshal, and was brought here to-day for trial The
Court placed his bali at $4,000 default Of which be was
tail
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90, 1858.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania SIS, $50; PepnsyI yana
Railroad, 4o,a Residing Railroad, 20; Morris Canal, 43;
Long Island Railroad, los.
CHARLESTON, jan 90 1858.
Cotton unchanged. Sales 10 day 600 bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 90, 1858.
Cotton-Sa,es To- day 100 bales at 95.c. a lokc
Augusta, Jan. 20, 1853.
Cotton buoyant. Sales to day 600 bales. Midding
fair, loi.c.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 90, 1853
Cotton-Sales 70 day, 4so0 bales; prices easier, bu,
quo,stous unchanged. MddlDg, exc. loo The sales
OF tie week add So 600 bales tho receipts rs
The receipts at this port up to present time compar
ed with those OF last year fall short $i9f 800 ba ea
all Southern ports 500 0C0 bales stock 1858 900 haes
Sugar Arm. Moiasses i7c isxc. White wheat, 81 20
81 rs; red, 81. Mixed corn, coo. Mess pork, s4 rs.
lard in barrels, SIC asAc Shoulders &c. bc. hams
&C. Rio coffee advanced &C the week; sales NJ &c o
exc "A ioc. sales Of the week, 1880 bags. Freights
sitter, but quotable change in rates. Sterling
change, 10T 1OsH.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ~, 1858.
The mail steamship Philadelphia, from New York on
the 10Th inst, Havana, has jusbeen sisnalled in the
river and coming up 70 port She brings from Havana
the California mails Of the 9Th inst and hundred pas
sengers The Philadelphia met the Empire City four
DAYS from Havana bound 10 New York.
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Yhe Southern mail-speech &C Gen. Walker
WAsutxaroy Ian "a 1919

me Southern mail late due has been received.
william walker his speech at Mobile, said ,-"Tn the
month Of October confidential friend Of his had
view with . member u the Cfbnet, who said that the
President opposed the Nicaragua enterprise. The mem
Der recommended the wslkeres TO enter into treaty
with General Comonfort and become allies with Mexico
and then bring about war between Spain and Mexico,
and seize Cuba" The walkcrne rcpudated tho propo-
stOp
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Mutiny OF Coolies eadfssI Massacre.

BosroS, Jan. 70, 1858.
letter received from Captain Ryan, Of the ship Ion
from Hong Kong for Csao, dated Angler Nov g. states
that the ship Kate Hooper, Of Baltimore, Capt Jackson
from Macao Oct Is, for Havana with coolies Ar
ger Nov. q, waiting for men from Batavia The coolies
muined and got possession Of the between icc and
the ship on rc three times and before they could be sub
dued the officers had to shoot my Of them Tho
was confined 70 his bed by sickness AZ The tme
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Mr.. KETT, or S. c., HUMBUGGED.-We sup
posed az much, and for proof read the article
in another column from the Utica Observer, pub
lished in Utica, the home of o. B. Matteson.
1t seems that the immortal Mat was called
home to look after "a sick bank" instead of
80 a sick wife" Oh oh Mr. Keitt
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A Murderer Hung.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 70, 1854.
Philip Hawkins, colored man, was hung at Frederick
today for murder Of another coored man, in the pre-
sence Of immense multisde He confessed the crime
while upder The influence Of drink.
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Tn. Ar,,y,c. Ov,x,,r,, pov,,,.

H,frAr, Jan. 70, 1883
We have had thick storm with a strong north
east wind during the night, but the weather clear
ing The steamship America was detained by the north
cast gale and the thick she arrived here from
Boston At noon and sailed again for Liverpool ~ two
osrlo~k
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Providence, r. l., Jan %, 1858.
Jerome Kimbsll day elected Attorney General
by the General Assembly, to OH the vacancy occaoned
BY the resignation OF Charles Hart.
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BARK brilliant In Distress.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 20. 1854.
The bark Brilliant, from New Orleans, bcuui for New
York, arrived here yesterday in leaking condition ssa
without her sails, which we're lost In gale
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CAs-DAvIs In this city, Monday Feb Ii, 1857, by
the Rev jarvis Nictos WILLIAM CASE counsellor at
law, 10 Airs. MANI DAVIS, both Of this city.
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THE BOOK or THE AGE.
Il Authors Edition
Published % day. The great i.aisn novel.
HFAfRfrF CENffs

THE BOOK or THE AGE
Authors Edition.
Published 70 day The great Italian novel
BEATRICE CENCf;
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AZ o. svErNAyrf.
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The celebrated portrait By Guido REM Price Is In cosh.
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Frsncsco CenoL spectrps
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Nero The Torture
thurch Of 81. Thomas. Me JudgeA
Despair. Sacrifice
The BANQUET The Judgment.
The Fire. Ionfesson-
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N Guido ~uerra. Pardon.
The Girl Of vntana. The wife.
The Tber The Last Hour.
Departure. The s~pulchre.
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a Cure for Dyspepsia--The Oxyeenated
have been fairly tested OF the
.pspss among citizens and proved be the
nedy discovered FOR thu Of this troublesome dis
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shirts far ls5s,-Resdy Made, MI Sizes; OF
made measure, nj McLAUGHNS, corner OF Murray and
Urcenwi oh streets.
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WHO would DRINK BAD ADULTERASpD BRAN.
w dy when genuine irish whskey be hkd Al the WINS
yard S Nassau street. c0ruer I4bsy 81 ~ eeas per bs-
&c; ~ ~ per sallon {.