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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ssPr. e-Bee,sc
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DECISIONS II ADMIRALTY.
one parcel marked kolpcck containing IL gold watches 81
silver watches, and - gold chains, ag The United states
On filing bond and surety, approved by the District
Judge pursuance OF the Act of Congress and motion -
MI J. A. Godfrey proctor tor claimant ordered thse
the property In custody be delivered by the Marsha 70 the
claimants proctor.
One case containing piece, plate glass The United
States One ll12l and (3el cont aiming gas
ag The United States -Four 1916. gis 9l9 90) and
On filing u consentto stpulate, signed by the Cnited
states District Attorney and the terms being conpcd wit
Of H. Il. Campbell, proctor tor the c.mant- ~ss
ordered In tho goods described be- chsrre
The Stesmboa, Tamirend her tackle &c. sg, Thomas W.
Thompson
Order to discharge vessel from custody If Marghal.
On film, claim aud stipulation f1 claimants costs together
With bond under tn. Act of Congress. in double the amount
Dean Donshue pfoctors for the claimants Il ordered that
copy of this order be- deved 70 the Marshal
Elisha Baker The Ship Potomac, &c.
The time Ia tiie exceptions in this cause having ex-
prr and exceptions taken reading and Ming the report
Of Cha " Newton Uui'sd Stat Cornssoner ~ ~hon ihs
above matter was ,ened by psh there is reports1 s s
lheant for supplies furnished the Potomac, Sc the OF
3gs 49, On motion Of Benedict Burr Benedict, proctors
the belant it ordered that the report b. s things
confirmed aud that the hbeaut in th. action against
the said ship her tackle 0c the amount reported ne together
with bis 20 BE- taxed And like motion Is further
ordt red that IN pursuance o. the Act ofConges passed March
, 1917 summary judgment be- aud the same is hereby entered
egans' L. w. Simpson the principal and 4 Bel, the surety
their bond given the discharge of the property arrested
the Of 75 49, the amount Vt their said bond,
cuted discbargng the said ship irom custody.
Ike motion Il IA further ordered that Unless appeal
BE- k 20 this decree within the time limited aud cIbed
by tie rules Of his Cont that the Hbesn have execution
enforce satisfaction Of th. decree.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
THE STATEN ISLAND INCENDIARlES.

10 ns Editor q The n Y. Tubvae.
SiH: The immediate excitement. growing out of the
destruction of the Quarantine buildings by the mob,
90 the night OF the hrst and second days of September
vns''l having partially sohsidcd, it may be well 10
look about for the purpose Of sscertaninr in what
hammer The perpetrators OF these ouraces can be nun.
shed
No far as the mere destruction Of nropcr,, d. CON.
ocned. II appears that the laws of the STATE b,,. No.
Vided an ample remedy. The County of RICHMOND
can be compelled to pay for all the property thai wa.
DESTROYED by the mob
lhe more important question relates to the punish.
ment to be inflicted upon the actors in those scene, o
LAWYERS violence.
by the laws o. the State, the willh burning. in the
night time OF dwelling-house. in which there is nj
vac tine any human being il declared to be ARSON IN
iAf FIRST rEGRIT, and is punished bv The An =,
tAs pop,trGtDr. wv -''''' y
ess' ctions under this law, have been had and the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
MOMsES TAYLORn,

Henrietta, with what she supposed to be her ticket,
then went TO the depot to look after her baggage.
Meeting with policeman, she told him that she
wanted to get her trunks and also informed him that
she had just bought her ticket for California. The
officer, upon looking at the document, told her that
she had been swndled, and forthwith went with her
about the neighborhood to look after the swinders
but none of them were in sight. The girl was taken
to the Deputys Office and properly cared for, while
several detectives set out to look for the swnders
The girl will be returned to New-Haven to-day.
wha, should be done with the fellow who perpctrated
this robbery
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

THy RoBBFRY oF Mr.. AusrrS-Mr. Theodore
Austn. who was robbed on Saturday night and seri-
ousy injured i still lying in a precarious state Of
health at his residence No. - Lawrence street. The
following persons who are supposed to know some
thing about the matter, yesterday arrested by
Detectives Denton and Folk of the Deputy Supern-
tendent : office: James Muldoon. James Glen and
John Higgins. Gillen, who il a driver on the Wall
street Stage Line taken from his box on Broad
way. There are now six persons in custody, with
those arrested on Sunday. They were all committed
to await further inquiry Some of the party are con-
fined the District StationIIouse and those arrested
yesterday in the cells of the City Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

HEARTLEss SsoUSDRELs.-Durng the last -four
five years young girl named Henrietta Clendon has
been living with various families in and about the City
of New Haven in the capacity of nurse and seamstrcss
and was much esteemed by her employers. She had
no relations in this part of the country, all of her rea
tives and particular friends being residents of Caor
MIA where she has long cherished the idea of settling
Month after month and year after year has she labored
faithfully, and laid up her hardearned wages drawing
no more from her capital than was sufficient TO cothe
her comfortably Having saved about $500 after four
years hard work she resolved TO set out for California
The family with whom she has lived for the last year
or more, and whose children were much attached to
her endeavored to dssuade her from the idea but with
out avail Completing her arrangements Henrietta, at
an early hour yesterday morning. bade adieu to her
friends and took passage the from Newl1aven
for this city. She arrived here about noon and left
the ears at the upper depot Being entire stranger
in the city il became necessary FOR her to ask her
way. She applied to a well-dressed man who WAS
standing near the cars, and told him that she was
going to California, and desired him to direct her to
the ticket office The fellow asked her several ques
tions and finally conducted her to low place in the
neighborhood which he said was the ticket Office
She said she had been told to pay $ll0 for ticket
That's perfectly right said he, belong in the
Office and viii make on, your ticket AT this several
others came up and appeared desirous OF obtaining
tickets, but were told to wait their time
The fellow first mentioned soon afterwafd handed
Henrietta dirty sheet of paper, on which was writ
ten follows. and received from her $40 in gold:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Messrs. Appleton have in press, and will pub
lish next month, asuperb royal octave profusely IL
ustrated with the finest steel engravings from designs
by eminent artists. 1t is entitled The Stratford Gal
"lery, or the Shakespeare Ssterhood,' and com
prises fotyfve Ideal Portraits described by Mrs. j.
W. Palmer The work is counterpart to the
"World-Noted Women of Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke,
and the Republican Court" of Mr.. Griswold.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
MARRIED

REWSTER-MATTIsON-Ou Thursdsy. Sept 2 by ths
Rcy H. Msttison Mr Philip r. Brewster Of Syracuse,
Fuces A. Maton second daughter Of the officiating clergy
BRADLEY-HARTint this city Saturday Aug 49, by ths
Rev Dr. McCennan Mr. Joseph Henry Bradley 20 Mis. ks-
thcr Ann HaTt, al Of this city
RAMsAY-kfMBFR-O Friday SEPT D by the Rev. VIM.
Berran, bis residence. Richard Ramsay Miss fisies
Frances Kinbsr. both OF this city.
TURNER-HALLANS-On Saturday, g. n. T. by the Rev.
IT. Msfsou. M Edward A. Turner Of Rshwsy, ~ J.. -
Miss Frances T. Hslam- Of Sew.fork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
SUPREME COuRT-CHaNBEss-Sept6 6-Before Judge
CLERkF.


SUPREME COuRT-CH,ABtss-Sept. 6.-Before Judge
CLERkF.
DECISIONS.
Mary Robinson ogt. Wm. Robinson. Judgment OF
d,oTc. ordered.
Thomas Bell agt. Isaac Wortman.-Orier 10 be en-
tered being ~ eu-rosed the amounts 70 be written out
not IN figures.
Philip Livingston agt. jeremiah decentralization
10 vaestr order Of arrest denied without costs
Mark Risk 1T al, agt. Seaman Rayner.-Sctted
Before Judge DAVIES.
CERTfORARI TO THE FIRE COMNIsSl0NrRs
Upon the application of ex-Judge Whiting the Court
allowed certorar review the proceedings Of the Fire
COMMISSIONER disbandng Protection Engine Company No
The Company sege that thy dbanded without
GENERAL TERN
NoTIcE,Notes Of issue for September General
Term commencing on the third Monday must be filed
on or before Saturday, the lth inst, and must state
whether enumerated or non-enumerated.
If the note of ise does not state to which calendar
il belongs it will not be placed on the calendar.
r. b. CONNOLLY, Clers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

HoRoEEN W,rFRwoRNs.-The LAYING Of pipes for
these works viii be completed in sbout two weeks 1t
intended have public celebration on the occa-
,!cn oi the Introduction OF water INTO the city but
there seem, to bo q conflict between the Water Com
mi.soners ard the Councilmen OF Hoboken. which
NAY result in there being no celebration at all. The
City Treasury j. oui OF funds and the Water Comms-
siores have money which may be appropriated ior the
purpose OF ceo bratiou If the Council DO not object
The matter will probably be determined AZ the meet
Ds oithe Council on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

HoNoRABLY AcQUnTED.-FrancisF +. Laramie, who
was arrested on complaint of a Mr.. Johns Of Astoria
week since, Cor grand larceny, was examined on
triday before Justice Boyd cf Astoria, and honOrably
discharged there appearing no foundation for the
charge preferred, Mr. Laramie showing conclu'iyely
that he found the pawn tickets he was charged with
stealing and at the time lac offered them to the pawn
broker he was endeavoring to find all owner
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
NEUJER.SEY ITEMS.

FIsTWAL OF ST. QCrETvs.-The fe>;ivs! OF -.
Qubtu- the Martyr. whose relic, are preserved IN
~. Mays Churuh. Hoboken, was celebrated at the
above church on Sunday. with pomp and ,olemnity.
The sermon a, high mas preached by the Rev.
FatL-r Hecker superior ~ the Congregation of Ms-
,ioraIy Priests of 81 Paul the Apostle. The sermon
a, yespers delivered By the Rev. Father DcShon
of The sang Congregation The attendance was quite
large. The relics Of the saint were exposed tor the
yeuerstI0n Of the faithful
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
lAdy.r.i euieu'

Gods truth is theory not to be- realized ~
sv ,b v,l but the signs the u;rs indicate better things
Sssm and ei,ccv and the accomplishment Of sbo. ~
ch-r, mus; unequal condition OF man and hns oFn
m >, III ,rsnkua perfect equality in the wordfree thought
, bo tr. rrodncts and equal possession OF
Ill him bt irsele, from childhood 20 The sraye-fU-
tur 10 century PHoToGEsPE PORTRAIT 'afer upon trese
principle, by HoLMrs No sSs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Ii " INIE'ZL/GE.NCE.

TnE Nrw RooNS ot rHr SUPREME COURr.-The
rooms formerly occupied by the United States Courts
have been rcftted and rcfni-hed for the of the
General Term and Circuit of the Supreme Court.
They present fine appearance, and the furniture,
carpets &c, OF superior excellence and beauty.
Judge Davie- held Chambers in the south room this
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
lAdyeEti.emen,.l !
pTRDy'S NATIONAL, TUEATER This popular

PIRDN NATIONAL lHEAIER.-lnls Populaf
Theser has rcoTsn-d keau,ifly -pated and decorated
throughout and with and powerful Company Nine
Poui.i M o. G. Bonac-, Nj w Il. Jones, Yankee Lock-,
NJ T. Blanchard. \. Fzgerald. sc. Two pieces. Aki
o. BsrIneki" and Nick Whifes" have been produced 90
mi.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

OPEiNING OF IHE PrBLrc ScHooLs.-The various
Public Schools of this city aud Brookyn recpened
Yesterday for their regular semi-annual sessions The
Free Academy vii, reopen the 18th inst. The
sohoo,houses have been cleaned aud some OF them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
COURT OF GENERAL sEssToNs-sfprs

Tho September Term of this Court commenced this
morning but business Of importance transacted
Grand jury could b. obaned and such Jurors as
present dis barged until Tuesday morning About sixty
Petit Jurors who had been summoned but attend
fined 25 each The Court stand. adjourned 70
Tne.daY momng az u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Advertisement
TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnyented by

Gro S,uNpEKs. a d. iss-Thi- the genuine articr hs,
never e1us-d ior procl, the k--u--t p0 be ii -
r-or Car r. obtained Of the snbebers and sole manuc
turet. j. 4 : SAUNDERS No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The new hotel at the junction of Broadway and the
Fifth avenue fronting on Madison square, which has
remained for some months in an unfinished state has
been rented to Mr. Paran Stevens of the Revere
House, Boston, and will forthwith be finished aud
opened to the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

TnE CorRTs.-The September Term Of several Of
the Courts commenced yesterday. Judge Lott opened
Special Term and was engaged in hearing motions.
Judge Morris was occupied in Chambers, and in the
CITY Court. Judge Culver presiding, the jury was
impanuced and discharged till next Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

FAIAL RAILROAD DAccIDFSI.-Coroner Perry held
an inquest on Monday at the New-York Hospital
upon the body Of Wm. Rooney, a aborer, who wa,
run over at Yonkers, a few days ago. by a Hudson
River Railroad train and fatally injured death ensuing
on SUNDAY night. The occurrence was shown in eyi-
dcuce to have been purely accidental and the jury
rendered a verdict - that effect Deceased wa, a
native Of Ireland - YEAR Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
TAdver-iserneutl
SINGER's NV FAMILY SEMINn MACHINE ~

other Sowing Machiue family eguaed th. x
rs.eets b.auty II The na'he the If and yaret,
II. work Cal and examine II. ". StNCEE 4 Co..
NJ. t53 Busdwsy. Nr. -forA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

FALSE PRErENsEs.-Ofiicer Waddy arrested John
Walker on Sunday the charge of obtaining money
from residents pretense OF acting a. "a heat "ii
cer lie il charged with calling upon occupant. oi
botses and demanding fee Of - cents for notifying
them to keep the premises clean of nuisance. lie
was committed for hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

A WoNAS RoBBFD.-Ann Carroll WAS found sitting
on stoop in Fulton street Hicks, on Saturday
night. She appeared considerably the for liquor
Officer Coyle took her 10 the Frs Precinct Station
House when being somewhat sobered she stated that
she came from Orange y. j.. to a friend, and be-
coming iagued sat down. Two fellows came np and
robbed her of .2l gold ring and two pawn tickets.
Her pocket cut ont of her dress and there was
every appearance that her statement to the robbery
was true. The money she said, constituted all her
savings since April She had been employed as II SER
want.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
lAdvsrfi.euett.l
ELEGANT ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS

= S. end cents pr ysd. A.Woo IvcEASs So 4 ail
cent. OcLorHs 81 81 and j rr yiri. Rrss, MAS
WfNpow sH,DFs s.. extraordinary low price
HIsAA ANDERSON. NJ. ~ B0wery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
kdFur- -emslf
y~s..a- .e,.-.-4f - -, a.. ~ C..r--..
prpIc,TTp TO cYRrs W. FIyLp ,.o

NAFiF b0lsIFT. il-fIl~H
ho~tr prepared especially N honor of th- nation
Al ovation hei II New YORK sept, L. DtPtT Family Them.
=, W. eo9 Broadway. Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

FaTAL AccIDENT.-CoronerR Reddng held an inquest
on Sunday upon an elderly gentlemen named Robert
Craig who was so seriously injured on Friday that he
died on the day succeeding. 1t appears that he was
pricing some clans in . wagon, and another vehicle
coming up the hub of one of the wheels struck him in
the groin. causing rupture. Tie driver of the
hicle was walking on tie sidewalk at the time. The
drivers of both vehicle. were arrested, but as there
va, no criminal intent shown they We're discharged.
A verdict in accordance with the facts rendered.
An inquest also held upon William King, who
lived at No. III Butler street, and died Of congestion,
caused by ntemperance \ verdict to that effect was
rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

FLUID AccIDEST.-About 81 o'clock on Saturday
night fluid lamp exploded at the corner OF Smith aud
johnson Streets which set lire to the furniture in the
room and severely burned servant who had the lamp
in her hand. The fire was extinguished BY Oihcer
Snyder of the Sixth Precinct. The young woman was
not seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

FmE.-The window curtains of a house IN Poplar
street, near Willow, were discovered on lire on Satnr-
day evening having ignited from gas light blown oy
the wind II wa speedily extinguished' Damage
slight
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
CYRUS w, FIELD.

IMPERIAL PHoToGEAPH OF CyRus w FIELD on eshittion
AZ Bx.pYs GALLERY, No $50 Broadway, fhomps0s's
saloon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

ALLEGED GRiND LAEcENI.-Two men, named
James Carroll and Laurence Dunn, arrested yes
teIday morning. charged with stealing q trunk con
tanning S29j worth Of clothing and other property,
from Charles Esenhrecher Of the Shakespeare
Hotel. The complaint testified that the trunk in
question, with other trunks on board of the ship
Baltimore which had inst ,rriye,l from Liverpool in
charge of Carroll and Dunn. They were to -end the
trunks to the Custom-H ouse for examination, but fa
cd To de- So and upon E>enbrecher going Ia look after
his property, they told him they knew nothing about
it. subsequently he found the trunk in the hold,
broken open and the contents secreted in other paris
of the ship. Justice Nelly before whom the accused
were taken. committed them to prison for Trial IN de-
ault Of 81 eco bail each
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

ALLEGED A>sAULT.-The Third Precinct Police
arrested Daniel McCarty Sunday, upon the char ge
II attempting to assault girl named Catharne
Carne.. in a house in Columbia street, On Saturday
night. he was held for hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

FATAL AcOIDEST.-Ab0ut O'Clock a child, about
three years old was run over in road leading nom
Kent and Flushing avenues, near the Hospital wall
and instantly killed. The child was PLAYING N ths
road when swil-carl driven by two boys came along
and one OF the wheel. passed entirely over the cld
body killing il instantly The Coroner was noihei'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

BuRGLARIRs-The dweIing-houses on the i2ur
corners of Gate- and Franklin avenues were ouI sa-
riously entered on Saturday night, ana hIt- ~
withsanding nearly everything was turned uP-las
down. very little Of value was taken. Inc al ~
Mr. Pearre near bv in Frankiu avenue, was iss-
wise entered The thieves were more successful irr
having succeeded in stealing property valued NJ ao''
So.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Held To BAfL.-Capt. Flynn, who was arrested On
Saturday for violating the Health laws, in coming to
the city from Quarantine, being engaged in tightening
goods. was brought before Justice Noorhies aud r.
quired to give $500 bail to await trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Acknowledgement


No More Shskng-THE OLIVE FEVER AND
aerr pf,,s viii cure in week. tine the worst
that exist. Frve quinar aud del-teos drug sod by
bAAAt, PAx4. NJ. Is tsEk row.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

PL,YING BALI oN SrSDAY.--i number OF boys
were brought before the Justices yesterday tor playing
ball on SUNDAY. They were severally fined " ana
III.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

RrGNEyT,L PAR,DE.--The 10Th Regiment. Artil-
lery, under command OF Col. Graham, will parade to-
day and will be reviewed by the Mayor aud Common
Council in front of the City Hail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

BUR0LARY.-The house of james Atkinson, No. I.o
Grand street, entered on Sunday night ana w u
money stolen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
CITY ITEMS.

Tie French Dramatic Company will give the
"Daine aux Camelias' this evening, at the Musical
Hall, opposite Niblos. The part of Camille will be
performed by Nile Juliet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

SUDDEN DEATHs.-Conrad Sraub child two weeks
old. died suddenly at No. llS Remsen street, On satur
day An inquest was held and verdict rendered Of
Death from whooping cough.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
BROOKL w ITEMS.

BA>f BML.-The Home and Home match Brook
lyu against New York. viii take place at the Fashion
Course on Friday. the 10th inst, At - O'Clock, p. in
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

ARREST oE Suspected BURGI tR>.-,IOseph Marsh,
OF No. lt5 BAY street, and William Jones, residing
with Mash, were arrested by Chief OF Police iiaine.
last week IN Ssspicon %. having hurglaTicusy entered
the premises of James Jkison, Nc. % Mont
gomery street on the night of the 3lst August. They
were examined Yesterday before Justice Bediori
when II was shown that Jones, with another man.
visited several stores IN that street the day pre-
Hous to the robbery and at place purchased two
shirts He endeavored TO purchase other articles but
the parties not havin. them they left. On the night
Of the 3lst of August the store robbed OF $500
worth of goods consisting OF neok-tieS, coats and
other articles of clothing.
On Friday morning Jones met Mr. Haines, the Chief
Of Police and had some conversation with him shout
the robbery, in the of which ne stated that
man named James Groves arrested. the goods
could be found. The officer then arrested Jones aud
Marsh suspicion of having been concerned in the
burglary Grnvcs arrested but il appearing that
the charge malicious, he was let GO On the eN-
animation Of Marsh and Jones the Justice decided To
commit them until this noon for examination. Marsh
stated that he could show that at the time ot the bur
clary he ut home sick, and distance of nearly a
mile from the place that entered. Jones stated
that he knew nothing Of the matter at all. The goods
have not been recovered, has any trace Of them
been found.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

ACCIDENT George Daily had one of his legs broken
sunday night 10y trap set by some bows in front OF
the shaniies NJ No. 9S Newark avenue. lie was
taken 10 his home in South Seventh street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

This is 20 ceIfify this Young LADY
bought her California ticket Of NE. and
psid me the full amount Of one hundred
and some odd dollars Please forward
,hi. Young lsdy ou board the Steamer.
MnN-~kS 4. FL,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

THr CorRTs.-'rhe September term OF the Bergen
County Court commences this day; Judge Ogden
presiding. This session continues only week, as
Judge Ogden attends the Pessaic County Court on
the ih inst. There is but little business before the
present term Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

LARcE>Y.-John Maroney boy, yesterday
committed to await charge of entering the saloon of
Mr. Carter and stealing therefrom watch and other
art slrS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

painted and otherwise improved during the late vaca
ton
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

SAD AccIDEsr At YoSKERs.-On Sunday evening"
about seven O'Clock, as Mr.. Nathaniel II. Johnson
of the house Of Wm H. Lee & Co. OF New-York was
passing down the main stairs of the Getty House, he
stumbled on the fourth step from the bottom and fell
forward, striking his head on the edge of the lower
step with great violence. He was Immediately a.
tended by Doctors Gates. jenkins and Arnold, but
their efforts to save him proved unavaing. He was
entirely unconscious from the time of the fall, aud
died Yesterday about three o'clock Mr. johnson wa'
from Hartford, Connecticut, about 25 years Of age
and unmarried.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

One hundred and
some odd dollars.
lOuIs, most
Re pcctiuiiy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
THE RIOTERS IN THE POLICE COURT
J. p. CUNNING.
WIN. JELLINGHAUS.

The Board then adjourned.