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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-09

BYRNE-Iu Brooklyn on Friday Jan Susan r. wife OF Dc
T f.nd, OF the family are requested attend her fnea o.
morroY aitcrnoon a. Pollock from No 12 Clinton street
c.NlhM-On Monday. Jan. L. Mr.. Catherine tanhar Wit
William CBuh1m naive OF New bruns"lcA la he oSd J'~
nowsSG-on Friday morning Jan g. Peter George infant
son Of Peter " Downing Of No Broad street aged years
oLh. sDa :" spda1 from hi. fathers residence No -
Li,I..nsrd ,tIeet al 1,'ck r. M.
DORRANCE-At his r-denc, in Pcterboro Madison County.
n T., sabbath mor3ins oc II Dr. John Dorsncs iaaes
n s. In the Both year Of his ayr.
DOWNEsAt Florence, Oneida County, ~ Y, "Wednesday.
Dec 10 John DOwnes, Jr., aged rs years
EWING-In South Brooklyn Wedueday Jan 6, afer
Illness. John Ewing
FowLER-At No 90 Columbia street, Brookyn. Wedne-
ian iortudp Charles c. Fowler
IlALL-At No 4GJ Eighth avenue. Wedne.eay Jso g. a
consumption, Anna Ma wife Of Gcoge L. Hall aged - years
JESUP-M Savannah Ga. Thursday JAN Arthur heoIf
Jc.up Of this city. in he Aih year Of his age
KNOX-On Friday evening Jan. 8oeIOck the Rev Jobs
Knox d. D. Senior Pastor Of the Coll gate Dutch Churea
Notice here si,er o. the funeral
MACKELLkRA Peksn Thur.asy Jan = srsr -
ofe late Joseph 6syno esq this city Ia the '''h year
hr n. n.
County n y on "Wednesday, jan g. DAVID Siuaor' In u''
7Oth year Of his age 49,. ., 49, r,.,.,.v
ONEu-A No lo5 Warren street, In TINS Guy On i""'"~F'
jan T. Michael O'Neill ssed % veal"
s,cKrT-r-Op Frday Jan. g. Washington t. seeond 500 .
9Jo,epiinc and v u Edgar ssesei' ss'a wars ' 80
Til" l service viii take P..s 4 iSs PsisT .,1es e%
Fourth aVsnu' ,mI cI m Tho rcstves and frieods q
NV t,,iI, ~. re.y.e,iaBy invited TO attend
SMITH FRIDAY mornns jan Henry p Smith, ssed g
TIE ss1 aI. % .is hi. late residence No ns a.1s
900 81 ~. family invited T. attend without further NOUS
sMTA No IS ~h,s street On Tau.d'S s'p Santa ~
S,rsr. rpooths and - days.
u.II,S-at bic r-.dence Prospect Ill., orootiyu o. es~
s.y' Js, Q, 6sn.s " s.D. ssA " yca<A
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uARRlED.

BFNHAM-TAYLOR-A Pirsfed, Mas, on ThurStaJ Jon
T. iv ihc Rev A. Priest Of Homer. Y, James NJ Benf,'n
Of New.York City 10 j. Augusta daughter OF r. v H. isy"
esq, Of rtt,ield
OLE-WESTERyELT-At Blsnycltvile. Rocksnf County,
~ y on Thursday evening Jan b. the Re, i:asc ID Co
MFR BENJAMIN W Cole Of New ork ChS, 70 Miss CaiI~.
daughter OF John H. Weserve esq ofthe former place
Trenton n. j.. papers please copy.
CARPFNTFR-DEALI-At Port Chester, on Nednesdsy Jon
Inv fe Roy Isaac Peck tsh r. Carpenter Of this city ~
Mi. Sarah E. daughter Of j. Deal Of the former place
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BATH, siruh.n County n -, On
W,dur.dsy Jan by the Rey George ID. Stewart. sherman
Rogers Buffalo and Christina Cameron Davenport daSsh
farn Of ILaD I'd
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icd to .'eai~ c, frequent. Er th' P' o. daA'n; "a
hcuofs
E:.G-td Tls NORA ~ addressed 10 t5e Lrslss'fe
arco-t ne i ~ Principles q he preceding Tr.'ohs shn
tia, thr dtcsfes rn this Alliance the QAerly Mttihs Z"
the Ste Il MP Sccigty POuxtkcep-te No L. De -
Quc'sd e. urg" the same priLcpl. upon thar
R1srd That Committee 81 whish the Prcsidn
of the Allan" hs h Chairman h. Gnctri 60 wait upon thr
RoArd 4 Poc CoH.oGers re.ptfglv earnestly 70
uIor tim the Popcy and imPogtsnce OF 'htr having
utsit ard 10 th put and ptn. yo s their
sfoinn'ut 81 Patro'ucn. and ct sccrs The Precincts
R.sae1 Tat The A'arce vii on The fr,t and aird
Wcdns .day t.ei i1g o. al month.
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FIRES.
FIRES IL BROOKLYk.
mistake.

a fire broke out in the store of VIM. Cooker, No.
2SS Fulton street Thursday evening. Damage
about $500 Insured in the Brooklyn Insurance Go.
The fire was caused accidentally by boy who, after
cxtnguishing the gas lights dropped the key and in
order TO find it lit paper. Shortly after leaving the
fire broke out.
fire was discovered in the conservatory attached
To the house of John French, corner of Clinton and
Fulton avenues, on Thursday night, caused by the
nNcrhchtng Of the hue. Damage slight.
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corrpT cAIpNDaR-T Day

SupRTMy CoURT-SPECIAL TERs.-N0s l&3, III,
in ist 1856 49, 40 H. Ii2 lj, HIS IN lB 49, TO-
Isl. l52, is r
KIsGs CoUNrY SuPREME CoURT-SPEcIh TERN
calendar for Jan r. iej-NOs TO- IT, ~ 49, 81 g. ~, ~. o'
rs, 81, 90, 60 a. - g. .
BRooKLYs CITY COURT CALENDAR-Monday, jan
'il-Nos f5 g. o. II. H. II, H. TO- H. IT, - H. H. a.
AZ
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BROOKE wv IIEHS.

Handel. Messiah" will be given this evening az
the Athcnaum. The solos to be sung by Mcsdame'
Caradori and dAngi, Call Formes aud Penlng to-
cether with the whole choral f,r"e Of th" n~--.',"
society and an orchestra under the direction OF NJ
Absolute.
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NEL.IERSEY ITEMS.

Tie Hon. ID. S. Gregory, John p. jackson and Dr.
J. G. Goble have been appointed delegates from New
Jersey to the National Colonization Society whicn
meets at Washington on the 18th inst Inc Ahnua,
Meeting of the New-Jersey Colonization Sccr'y WIZ
be held in Trenton on Wednesday, the 2'th FEBRUARY
next
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before the Court Of Appeals within two weeks. Tie
Po,, Wa1dens who filed an affidavit before judge
DAILY Of unfairncss and COLLISION, in the prosecution OF
the suit before the Court Of Common Pleas wthdr.w
tier affidavit and the went up. II will be argued
70 it is said before the Court Of Appeals for the Port
Wsrlen- BY cN-Judge Foote and Nicholas Hill OF
Albany, aud against the Port Wardens by Charles
O'Conor and probably F. b. Cutting.
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BrrcfArY.-A fellow giving his name as John
Thup.ou sppreh,nded Yesterday morning in the wheel
| lion OF Iohn MoyraRh No SO W4shi gon street. which
mr. hs hsd brgsrousy entered with inen 10 steal there
from qrany Of bscksniths tools George DuTys PnVSs
bee I'd the shop. aud upon entering found
the prisoner bus engaged packing such article. a. he coad
AZ tie esr.n Mark, Police Court and committed in default
OF 600 Tail Thonp,on II of susve OF lug
l,nd hye. Brooklyn and agdcr By tsle lie hsd ho'nhs
70 ,ay h relation 10 tie charge
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10 TIIE PrRI.IC.

E.rop,,r>s puorocR U,LLoryPEs, D.GUERREo
rsPEs and AMBRoTyPYs always acceptable Holiday oi-
should b. secured at at bis magnificent Empe oil AT
No. 5.j ard 81 Broadway. opgve Metropolitan hotc!
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DIAM IRON BrRhs.-An inquest was he'd Al Mo-
20 Third stree, ~ the body Of Ellen Brn little girl three
ycs, Who diedo Thursday Ou the cs OF burns Ihe
child ia by her mother w ben Mrs breh
returned the child clohr. had caught ire from inc
stove and she burned IL fatal manner Medic. AID whc1
speedily summoned proved b. death eu.ied
aerwad. The Jury rendered verdict 81 death from
burns and censld the mother r leaving the child alone IN such
. dana,
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Advertisement
SNAIL poA npplN j. II. SrArIORpS

O,Iyr Tn twill elay itching subdue inflammation prevent
scrg and tho the disrie References t. highly
r,sct NJ sons no hs,e used it, 50 cents bottle a Is State
a., and Druggists.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JaN s-Bcfore Jsiss
DAILY.
SIRROGATT'S COURT-JA>. O.
49, l. q ME.r SnrrnrAia

THT PARISH WILL easy.
This morning Robert J. Dillon counsel for DanisS
Parish entered an appeal from order Cor the scrmeas
costs lately granted b Surrogate Bradford in the Parish WA
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ADVERTISEMENT
The sdminist ration of medicinal preparations II

the Of LozKSCr. IL Of all modes the most eligible ana
convenient more especially regards CotGH khNsOf'
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," OR CovGH Lozk>GEs sa
irritation which induces coughing. give instant ' IN oTon'
chs Hoars,nes Influenza and Consumptye and Ashma'c
CoInplains
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NAdvertisement.
, RITTFRS.-We hear of fr

umnbs every dsy from the Of the OxYGSsArkD BirrERs
lb curo T. il r4iug on side without precedent We
p, who have from Dyspepsia fer years ha'' b"n en-
Iircly rcliey I'd BY few bottles
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THE BrookLrN FrdrI'E-SLAyE C.Sy.-The case
Of James Sted, the fugitive slave who escaped from
Charleston, S. C., on board the steamer Florida, and
who, on arriving a. this port kidnapped and con-
fined in the second story of grocery-sore at Red
| Hook, Brooklyn, has again come up in somewhat
unusu. aspect for fugitive slave The Grand
jury began Yesterday morning TO take evidence iur re
card TO the crminaity not Of the slave for running
away. but of the persons who attempted to send him
back after be had got away. If an indictment should
be tun1 the case Will come before Judge Culver oi
the CITY Court. The fugitive is safe in Canada,
where doubtless lie has alrcdy begun the process OF
accimaton; and the case has been thus continued,
after the mans final escape and safety, for the purpose
of bringing his captors and jalor to their just punish
| ment The original complaint, which was Theodore
Titou agt Thomas McNulty." is now changed to
"The People agt Thomas McNulty, John Jackson,
John Cowen, Timothy X. Mason, and Thomas Law
er" The first of these men il the keeper the house
in which the fugitive was rnprison'd and to whom
the k0Jcas corpus issued; and the ohers are the
policemen who held him in confinement. The charges
brought against them are for fahe imprisonment and
conspiracy while against the policemen third charge
of kidnapping Is added We understand that the freed
slave has sued his prosecutors for $4,000 damages.
The prosecution will be conducted by Distrct-Atorney
Shoemaker and the case proceeds we shall see how
far one Of Mr. Buchanans ofce-holders will venture
to do justice to five of Mr.. Buchsnans political friends
FxrESSIoS OF fHE TELEGRAPH.-Tt0 police ana
fire telegraph has been ext nded to all the police
sa,ion-houses of the Eastern District and Eighth and
Ninth Wards 1t is also extended to tile residence OF
the Deputy Superintendent of Police, in Sklman
street, corner of wileughby avenue, aud also to his
office in the City Hall, where all the lives concentrate
Heretofore teegaphic operations have been confined
to the old city of Brooklyn exclusively. cooperating
instruments are not yet finished. 1t is expected that
lheywll be ready for use by the lst of February.
PHYSICIAN FOR THE POOR.-lhe Supetlntc"un,Tnt',
80 thu Por have a.pont4d d. Simmons temporary Relei
Physician for the Esstcm District salary OF $50 per arnun
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fAdvertiscuent.I
n4nI...,. N..rInN. Al Tur .II.p IN NGuI AN

PrRDY'S NATIONAL THEArER.-TO-NIGiir an
attractive anlneut is Ia be- given this fouhinS Thea
of the drama 81 the PoNEER PA1RIor the
gr.s, panorme OF BoRpAs and tho drama OF rHE IA
SUITS on CRIME Tie comedian. Mr. r. y thaqtran
shortly to sppes in his drama Of LINDA, rhE CIGAR
GtRL OF NLM.lORk.
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We understand that the Hon. Edward Everett will
repeat bis address or The Character of Washing
ton, before the Mercantile Library Association for
the benefit of the 5Iount Vernon Association, on
Thursday night the 2lst instant, at the Academy OF
Music.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONs-J,Ss -Befirc R'eo'iS
B,RNARD.
The NOW Rccnrder oiliciated to-day for The tirsk
COtRTO


time Juds Russell being ab~r At the OPENING e ,hs Court .
After Tie organization OF the Cou+ NJ saswics rose ana
liable appeared that Michael Wogan h who was lately coz
y,d in This in the fourth deGrs and upon
whose conviction Judgment suspended eprt seniaon.
mad, the Court OF mitigating NATURE aud on chd" o' NE
b;b he bJ r,u the death Of two men, and for which No-
ca committed await The result Of he t"ton'rs hq~'
Woeau arrested and bouah, before hi. Court To inquire hr
had violated any Of he "udions on :" hi'h J'ds"' h ~
The Cont granted and placed In he hands 81 an
officer tor immediate serice A'c -oc time haa raa uuns
which Woean exP cted in Court was hnsy Io. ,s
b. had ben nd on both charges the one ioi t'os't
conditions which hi Judgment had been n'prnd.a VII
Tor causing the death Of the two men IN the fooih
pilbt. c,,.
Mr.. Clinton then rose and observed to toe Court
Nat Geo fs!Hs . and the iss DIct Aonry ~ Hsa
" OF hr is But Mr Faruiee not having gone TO Eacp ca
hrarns Of III. sp Of the late ptr A'oSry .r as s.
fore applied o restoration Of the bail that had been thus toe
The Recorder replied that he had no power grant the reqa
Of the counsel but the should b. made before the Count of
Common Pleas and hs Honor advised Sir Clinton to nais hs
Mr. Scdswick then moved tha Parmcc b. committed he
The tlcrk called him and answered which Palnes
temporarily committed I'LL the pending motion could b. made
Emma Hill, indicted for forgery in the second de-
gree was then aagI,d and pleaded guilty forsrry In tie
fourth degree She the Peneu ay for years
Susan l.. Hall, colnred indicted for grand larceny.
IN stealing 500 pleaded guilty to an attempt grand larceny.
md sentenced to the State Prison Tor two years and bne
Robert White, colored. was then placed on trial.
injected for burglary the third degree, breaking int the
store Mr. Pystt Nc 3ol Washington street on The nigh.
was conclusive that burglary had been committed IN breahaf
the lock 81 the cellar door aud Officer Quackenbuh testified
burglary he positively drded bi. prisoner Of ,hom.
The Jury bad fic dogb Of tie so Of hs prisoner and U.s., VS.,
wcny-cisht years old born in New York lives No "
ssy brought m for sentence and sent 10 the state prison @
Ths Court then adouued to Monday morning At II Osss.
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,,,ie frame Hco.e .na 10, $. 5. i.Nh.,

Two story ND Attic frame Hc"se ami 10, 5 leth.t
kt 800
-Four ,,oy brick IIouss NO 81 9tht, 10, las and
as aud 81 1850
One large Peel > en- at I,c u ana s2Oo
ono Lot r. : Durham place. p j. Brocsyn - and l9N
~.
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Id " INIELLIGENCE

sCPRkMk COT Rr-Jss %-Bcforc Jra1. rcs,ns
NriHAiioN toh "RiI 90 trEoR II IHE CAsE Or
RoCERs.
In the matter ofthe application &C James Rogers fur
wit Of error. This morning George u. rlL,yv
counsel for Rogers. the murderer Of Swanston spilled
of error for the purpose Of taking the c..s
up to the General Term Of the Supreme Court Tor
view. kdge ingraham reserved his decision th
In Cs,S.rRs-Bcfore Jcdse I>csul~
DECISIONS.
In the matter # the petition Of James McKillopv
and o,bers e na c.tse Referred to NshAnici J~
Dcfotfcs Foster agt Joseph Fos,er.-Order Of ref
Charlotte A. Rogers agt Levi. c. Rogers. -Ev-
dcnc, ins fn' may 90 back 20 feerc tor iuae' %
MARY II. Crane, by her next friend, agt. John W:
CnncNo one app a1i1s for Psinih the motion dismissed
Leon Van Coilen agt. Emanuel DE Young. et al
NT lo roS' y 1S amy sn MgsSNo,c,
dtsd with $40 costs b., without prejudice 10 sreue"a Of this
Chomcey W. Moore ct a. act, Henry C.. Haight
e s.-N'o'i'n ssani'd on,erms
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-JN. s.-Befors Jsiss
lNGHRsotL.
PASSING COrNTKRFFIr Monty.
Patrick Eagan and Bridge, Flanagan, indicted fw
Brdsrt uron her arrest cove her Fsnis.n boi 40
Jssrrd hl she the Wiz q Easrn. rasr pesrd guilty.
H. The Jrdge ordered the to h. dshsred the s~
psunne hertz h. under The restraint OF her husband ard -
tine of 81
DISCHARGED.
Tn the case Of Peter Andrews and four Others il
dc,ed for tudraSnru1 make rNo the Indse srend-A
ord, the accused 20 BE- discharged upon then own
rcCguiXalU,s.
COURT Oh COMMON PLEAS-JaN s-Bcfors Jsts
DAILY.
In the case of Tiukham and Others agt. Tapscott u
Co. involving the question the Port Warden atJuds~ Fc
and aud the Court thai behalf Of the Board
Port W srrrs b. Ns desr,ns 81 Withdrawing the m'ion 20
which bad tceu given by them open tbs tho
us ec IA.
nrymS any intention 81 unaness 70 sny
connected with Tho and Il ptTosrd 10 withdraw Tho
motion Upon this statement Of the counsel the motion ". d.
lowed 20 IL Withdrawn.
II understood aanE have been made 10 have tbs
Tkhan Tap-cot brought on Tor Nguneui at tn
Court Appeals the present Tenn aud that by eonscni o.
ati.- ,hc counsel Port Nadens viii take past in NJ
meat
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CITY ITEMS

PInHARNoYIC SocIETY.-1he second concert OF
the sixteenth season takes place this evening at the
Academy of Music Tie orchestral pieces to be per-
formed are symphony, by Beethoven; Overturcs;
Fingals Cave" by Mendelssohn; and . Merry
Wives of Win isor," by Nicolai. The Society will be
assisted on th. occasion by NADINE GracverJohnson,
piarc-forte,, md Messrs. Labocctta and CASTER
Conductor 1hco. Estield.
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a complimentary benefit 10 the Boone children l.
advertised for this evening ut the Apollo rooms.
These juvenile actors remarkably clever and are
very much in need of benefit which their friends
should make substantial one by filling the hall.
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Corpr or Appeals ian. J, ISis.-Present, all the

CorRr or APPEaIs, Jan. 7. lais-Present, all the
Judges, Nos. 81, g. no i3 struck Of No 10 reserved too
- Mo-. 49, . passed No q Max AT pro'set-Asu'd'
JANrARY S-Nos Il, Is, 80. reserved for lth. No:
49, reserved for tb No g. reserved fog ah No g. reserved
werk No q Russell aq, Livingston Argued Mr. Henry r..
H. lden for appellant; Mr. C. Livingston tor respondent No
Nsrd as, Dewey Argued. Mr. j. f. Dewey f1r appellant.
M l.. 1rrmaiD ior respondent.
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PUpENOI OGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with charts

and full srn descriptions of character with advise s 10 pnI
suits &C. g ~ daily EOwLFR aNo WELLs jOs Broad" ay
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We're Foster, esq, who went West on behalf of the
Womans Protecting Emigration Society, reports to
Mrs Farnham that lie has found about GOO places for
the destitute yourg women of this city. Mr. Fosters
exertons have been uninterrupted and are highly ap-
precatcd in this quarter. The office of the Society Is
No. % Canal street between Broadway aud Elm,
where contributions received.
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Meeting of the New-Iersey Colonization Soce'y WIZ
be held in Trenton on Wednesday, the 9th February
next.
CorESE or LECTURTs-The first OF cour.e OF SIX
lectures. got up for the enef of Trinity Pre- Epeopa Chcn
in jersey City si'en ast e' enins o. me Ypn.
America" The lecture vss WEI attended ana ~ eoui'
20 be successful.
NEW Con BrPSISG LOCOMOTyR.-Tbe New-ler-
soy Railroad COMPANY have reciycd from Ia. woss Of " ~.
Mason at Taunton, Mss, new coa oefin. nd On zinc Of
the ind upon the rcd is large aud po"ef i Lr The
il 10 be used for the ESp,e-- and Phisdeipma faih''
Of A. q. Zsbri.kie
Sr.ppI.G AFrRAY gErwEEs School 3D. POI d., W.
how. named Coleman and Rouuf attending ro . % ~
Jrsey City, st into hl s'an Sirw peukniie aud ia.
ered seyrre wound upon the ~nSt o. LII "a 5,S -
missing the artery. Dr. Bdu9T s. ,skeu home 10 No fs
wound after which ~ injured boy wa '" "'i"' " W. -
York street.
e r,.re was a false alarm Of Ere in .Jer-
- n $1,000 eninr which called out the Fire Depart
msrt md in retuuins hoD'r tue .n.oefs o, 10 ss
N9 ~, condition OF Tho Hoe carriage Considerable
eo i,, u sJovyrd bat fight avoided The Hosr Co.
nh suspended the latter from duty until this mat
is invest, es,ed ano "''''i-
HorsI RELIEF.-The Overseer OF the Poor Of
10, CIV nade the following rpor Of relief given a, the
An Honse from May to Dec. l, 1851: 49,
f.mia. 4loTnns.ut psr'On'.... 2"s
go TOtL..............2I2 i
Rci- shove l63 persons admitted 10 the AH~
Amyrterous case hss occurred in Camden. On
the "a Of Dcenbt two ys1s ot glnnins and Gus
Or en nurd In tho evenIns stating tina, b. had e. the other
IL s,. the w. found dead With neck 6ok~l. f,1l
psrtssusPec.ed, soa "a igves;iss.is1r n e0Osrc"
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TIE following sales Of real estate were made yester.
day. 4, the Merchants Exchange by A. J. Beccker.
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APpoISTNTNIS.-Thc District-Atomey has APP
pointed james NJ Sweeney, Chief Clerk John c.
Lord, in place of James W. Olson; James Heay, in
place of Ira Floyd Mr.. Sweeney is brother of the
Distrct.Attorney. Mr.. Lord was formerly member
of the Sixth Ward Police Mr.. IIcaly is relative of
ex-Aldernan IIcaly Of the Fourth Ward
The Judces of Sessions make no changes in the
Office of Clerk or Deputy Clerk of their Court Mr..
yandcrvoor has been in the Office over quarter OF
century.
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SHAD.-Thc Harbor Commissioners, through Mr..
Strgis the President Of the Board have given notice
that under the provisions OF section Is OF the act enti-
tied An net to establish regulations for the Port of
Ncw-York, passed April l6, 1851, it is unlawful for
any person to erect drive in the soil under water in
the harbor of Newlork any poles for the purpose of
fishing where the water is of greater depth than six
feet at mean low tide under the penalty Of 3 for each
pole so driven. An attempt was made to have the
-hadpoes hauled up last season, after the passage oil
the law, but il WINS finally abardoned and the fisher
men were permitted to finish their season without
moestation Hereafter, if the Commissioners are
firm there must be end Of shad fishing by the old
methods outside of six feet at mean low tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-09

THE TEMPERANCE QrEsTIos.-At meeting VI 'A'
Executive Committee Of the New-fork III!
apoe Alliance held at No. 46l Broadway, U" o"" v
the following resolutions were adopted: IL. d..
Rcso,cJ That the duty OF Temperance mef al,
hL q the pren. Law. aud - % ,hs, n al
uin the L. anr, such AL amendment Of thus Jaw .
ra.e offender, NAV b. punished both BY fine and ~
snd that ross ufion. may b. carried uior seu ma re-
Court-; aid that the complainant not ruou' ""'
c.iyr one Lalf thr 6ne that b. recovered anal.
Rescd That efforts should b. direettI -. ~ me-,
univ, "a. A IN siisb III license. for tne - ~
ies,ns drink .ssd al other attempts. wheiher ~ a.
regulate the sole Of liquor or csnos M ap p,nish
6l on -, puruss- and will deeiano sn
sls~ by 6up Nmpdsonmesi;. 10 s-ll give s~sy
to,icstias i.a'cs n sny p@ss waeys "'n ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-09

LADIES DE,osiroEr RoERED...rhe stUe NO. i''
Ninth street occupied the Ladies Depository, was
burgarously entered, at early hour yesterday morn
ing and robbed of property valued at about s'oV WIN
which the thieves escaped. lady residing on the
opposite side of the street saw two men enter Tue
store. about O'Clock a. H.. while third one kept
watch outside by; but she either lacked presence
of mind or became 80 frightened as to fat IN giving
alarm. The burglars when they left put ne" pau
lock the place Of the old one, which they pfooa-
bis broke in order to effect the entrance The ar'ce'
stolen consisted principally of ladies and children up,
parel and belonged TO respectable females VINO h''
made them up and left them there for sa!e iof 'ne.
benefit and the los, will, in most cases, be severely
felt.