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lE4R1aa Martinsville and Bayou Bunu PAc, etThe
Hight draft steamer Gov. Powell. W. Greig
master, will leave above every TUESDAY, nj IL NJ,
and will freight for Martinsvie, Fause Point
New IBERIA Jeanuerrea Ghtrren.on, Franklin, Cenerve
Patersonsylle, and all intermediate landings.
All business entrusted her viii be punctuAlly ATTENDED
to- For freiget oe passage, apply on board or e
ia4 DARBY TREM0LLET 4 co.
4. PAG kTfn. Advertising Agent.
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ION THURSDAY9ON SATURDAY, Al
/ AT 5 p. NJ. bP. N.
The maguiheeati The magnificent q.
III, s. mail packet StAtes mail pArket
Wick bur hatcher, CaptiD
3OAptain CAno MIr. p. Lenlhers. will
Will leave fer Don leave for Donaldson
tldsonyille, flaque-ly e, Plaquemiue,
|mine, Baton Rouge Baton Rouge. Port
Port hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara,
sara, BED River Red River Landing,
l4eRding, Fort Ah Fort Albums, Ealchez
lams, hatetez, Wal Waterproof, Rodney
terprooi, Rodney Saint Joseph, Grand
y. Joseps, Grand Salt, WArFenlon and
iGultl Warrenton, Nicksburg every SA-
iIA II keffis b end ,tfGRBAY. at 5 a.
IVieksburg, LAX elclock p. NJ.
; Proyidence, Stacks The steamer NAT
isl 1nd and Skip @ II EZ connects at
.-iy j bis Laudin I'd Viekshurg with the
every THU RSDAY steamer RANGER,
at 5o'elgck 7 NJ. and will take freight
a The X. W. Nc=fo all the landings
d r A y connects alton yazoa riveras high
wi c burg With as Green wood at high
Isl'mer Ranger, TAX water rates,
ing fr' ghifoTall land
lings on Yazoo river
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, M@=a COAST AND LAFOCRGHE Packet
slrtts The new, swim and splendid passenger paeke,
Gen. Pike. J. j. Brown, master, A. VI. Gar
clerk leaves New Orleans every Wednesday NJ 10 A. NJ
every Saturday r ~ For freight passage having
superior nc Communications, apply board
J. s. PAgAUD. Advertising Agent.
The Gen. Pike will regular packet during he
euttre sesgtn
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FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves qg F a, sbsl2, q & o., StsrN

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Y= FUR : IA T. v Il PORT. GRAND
Bayou, IHmpe, Grsud Ecore, Maurice Al
exaIidiia Gorions Landing an Intermediate
IndDcs-Indrp udeut Peoples fnethe elegant and swift
running packet Gamer ID. L.. Hodge, Ino smoker asle
L. T. Mnriock clerk VIII leave above. freight
sage apply on board.
FEY j. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
h This boar nneqaled FOR comfort and elegance by any
boat 10 the trade
nThis boat viii take freight for all points above the RAN
vita privilege re hippieE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
FIRES.
yIEz ~ CHAMBERS srRrEr-rHr la" LinsAR'
DAMAGED.

,,,x %, c,,.uayps ,rRrEr-rHr LAW LIBRARY
DAMAGED.
About al o'clock Sunday anersoop ure Oroke
out in The builjipr Nos IS and Il Chambers street.
extending ,brough 10 Reade strec-hrst story, bise-
rent and fourth foor occupied by Schenck Down.
ip, lookinc-glass aid window q aSs importer' and
manufacturer; second moor o. no; ~ oy 'nS w
YorI law Institute and OF No. ~ by Peet, Dsven'
nom A Co fancy goods and tailors t'immngs entire
thir, aoor by (;arthwait, Darcy Co.. manufacturers
of clothing and fifth story as place OF storage Ihe
fire originated in sort OF store.iooa S 90 .a' t a
rtitute premises, which was constructed over the
hstcbway but from what cause is at present enyel-
tn second Aoor Of the building was divided 10 the
ces,er the portions fronting NO 40 oeias occupied oy
tb. Law Library their premises extending through to
Reade street. The closet or room in which the hre
originated was hIed with old pspers, documents,
bole, kindling wood, &c. The fire was confined
cb;esy 70 this corner Of the building and extended
short distance between the beams and flooring, and
communicated to the shelves, on which were law
books and court papers. Owing TO the dense guam
tity of smoke in the building, the tremen were hrst
enable ascertain the precise locality OF the hre, and
some of them reached the roof and broke away an
extensive sk Wight which lit the center portion Of the
building a. far as the basement. The fremen soon
succeeded in getting at the fire, and ex1ngushed 1t
in little time. Quite large number OF valuable
pictures portraits Of the Hon. Thomas Adds Emmet
and the Hon. Judge Spencer, deceased were burned.
marble bust of Chancellor Kent was destroyed, the
heat cracking it to fragments.
The porter who had charge ef the Law Institute
said he was in the building fifteen minutes prior to the
fire breaking out, and sitting at desk near the
closet over the hatchway.
Capt Hicks of the Sixth Precinct, in loskng
through the building, discovered the safe Of Garth
waite Darcy & Co. open, and the key in the door.
little drawer containing considerable money in the
safe was also open but it did not appear at the time
as if anything had been disturbed.
The variou, occupants OF the building sustained
considerable damage by water and smoke, but their
losses we could not ascertain.
FIRE IN WILLIAM srREET.-The alarm of fire
Sunday afternoon was caused by the burning OF a bed
and some rubbish at No. l19 William street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
HUDSON RIVER ITEMS.

THL WEsTHER on rHr HUDsoy.-Iast week was a
severe one on the Hudson River. On Friday the
thermometer ranged as low as zero. Tue river was
crossed by foot passengers a week ago There are
large quantities OF floating ice from Sing Sing to this
city. The nver is frozen over from Albany to Sing
Srg. From the latter place TO this CITY, the channel
is yet open. Snow began To fall on Friday morning.
and continued with but little utermisson till SATURDAY.
evening. At Poughkcopsie, in some places, the snow
drited 10 the depth Of three four feet, while ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
BY ORDER OF THE COURT,
SUPERIOR couRT-r.b. 2a-Befarc judy. PI,snrrosr
ASSAULT, BATTERY AND FALSE INPRIsosvgSr.
In Reuher ID. Rsr

ASSAULT, BATTERY AND FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
Henry Smons ". Reuben b. DE Bare
Tlis was action 10 recover damages for assault
snd battery and false imprisonment sPpesred that te de-
fendat engsged 10 maed Mics Bearmsn friend of
the pantif mother Mrs Sops thinking that she knew
tap facts about the character o the defendant which rendered
improper be should be mard b. Miss Besrmsn amt hr
% Le psnf request the mother OF the young lady TO eau
on her and learn what she bad communicate The pantid.
therefore went Of Mrs Bearmsn and In
duced 10 tell that lady what he knew against the character OF the
defendant M thereupon became excited and sess
forthwith for Mr. Bare, her intended sonsw who came
be house while The plaintiff still there On framing whs8
had been said him. the defendant Alleged seized long
.verpaed eandlestick best the. plainh with IT, driv-
hg him from the house and then threw the candle.
stick him. Defendant then called the police snd
ave the plaintiff into custody charge Of having
Station House until o'clock might wien he snined
by the rate who discharged him, being Of opinion hs
was Impossible the sccused could have PIT csndlesck
that size into his poke. steal H. seged by the COMPLAINANT
Tie defendant this action denies the asssn 10 support a
the plaintiff case, Mics Bearman, was called ~ wnnes
sppeared that she married Mr. DE Bare In spite OF the wu
pe but been divorced from him. ef te-
the ground that she bad been The WIZ
Of the defendant The Court however hed that the sm
question before the marriage OF the witness she vss
competent to testify. A.,
assault committed question for the jury 70 de-
eide the false imprisonment there vn no excuse or
the Defendants conduct His Honor ao rurted that the tessi-
contradictory that evidept that there woot
rage ouy perjury on side or the other. -
rendered q verdict for the plaintiff In S2,co Pof
plaintiff Mr. John Cook. For fcfndsnt Mr. Brown aud hI-
Judge Dean.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

The Academy of Music was crowded last evening
with brilliant audience, drawn together to hear the
"Purtani." The performance was admirable. Madame
Lagrange never looked, sung, or acted better.
Suonila la trombs" spendidly given by Formes and
CASTER and as usual was enthusiastically encored.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
tAdvrr.isemsut |

FE AIKFN-This favorite actor takes his An
fvspN's national TsE,rEs To Stesr. sad
presents an rarely to b. witnessed in esenN.
Fusr pieces ss'cted Wis the diana Of f.FtsEtL rns
B,Ic the FLNr>e DvTcHNN with 'h. Comic r.ne
mine of ,he RyD Gsoxy 40 Wmry w.ssos Mr " A.
I~r Nr q. Fox Mr. Ah-p. Mrs H. Nichols Mis. Hath
sud all the company also the c"eorssd C.sLe FAMILY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
others the roads sre estrcly ba,e. Every icehouse
along tho river snow filed with firm ciear ice

RAILROAD AccIprsr.-A man named Csh Spoldei
OF cars while in motion, at Milton on Friday missed
Lis footing, and fell heavily to the ground breskag
his thigh. DIR. ]. Il. Cooper Of Poughk eepss was
called and succeeded in setting the broken NIB.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
COrrRr CALyNnAR-rs,, p.v
COUhT
SupRrNy Corpr.

SgPRENy yCoURT-CiRcrIT.-Nos -, Eb, IE, IL,
2l9 go, 2g l3 li l2j, ~, 25 20, ~, 81, f3 SS ~
Us 26.
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERN-Ssme Calen-
dsr Monday, I'D. "a. a.,
UsITrp STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. lG 20,
IS ~ 7 s. @ io7 ZOE reg 50 is .5s J, 81 i,o 10 ios .s os ~
SrprRIoR CorRT.-Nos G2, 49, 1871, 2s3, E2,
~ Sot itS zs S53 $40 an rs $50 sl 80 s7s SIS 81 ST.
54 So SIS 4ss O5 ioa $751; fe, oss $50 5sl' ~ ." y" sS
81 tie 1a5 3e5 a. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

.odor.e~ Of hooks. ssd ooad not B, bed a. a oemmas
s.mhlsr. II srpesu upon the pspxs tAu the de-
f-cdsnt bird the ceioe and psoed tAe wits.ss vss-
dervoort therrin for the purpc-e ~ vending asd all
ne lottery poicies snd that soch bu.n>s "a. esry>l
on daily the desepospt collecting the book. "a
m.oey ard paying the hns:' in other Ssrds IN
srn; through Bic sgsn' the drawing Of csrais nun-
h,,s II lottery 10 be drawn in the State Of Mary.
I,pS ana payipg q c. ri sin premium p~rc~ntss- II
.ucb numbers we're drawn. The Act entitled Ac<
nov efcCtusiy 20 supprcs gambling, passed July
~ 1871 ar. pded by subsequent Act passed Aprh
o. 1855 declares, any person engaged IN TIE Neod,sS
a, .ene Of lotery poliries TO Be common gsmeler
,cd consea uenily the ofces place. 10 hob thsy
carry on their business are kept for gambling par-
noes Section Of the law ~ lSl makes uniss-
ful for any person o. st M or Keep any rco ouuo-
ire booth shed or other tenement, IN BE- used or o.
cupied for gsmblirgi and the evidence beng cce-
elusive that the defendant the keeper through hs
sgen' can arrye at no other conclusion than thst he
should be held ss the keeper 81 pse occupied ssd
kt pt for gambling purposes with hs ful knovledge
and consent
Osr OF rHT BorS.-The Rev II. W. r., e distis-
guishej clergyman of Brooklyn, wss taken stage
sleigh from the depot IN W, IA New -Engissd
town where railroad communicated then eaded.l "
R-,a place fftv miles distant, where he wss TO
lecture that night. II Wa warm February day; the
Il, Ching wa. splendid. Is. on the bos beside
Young driver; the teams. Of four norSes each wcrs
perfection and the result that the fly miles
got over in something like four hour-pretty good
railroad time on some trscks But IL didn't do the
tesms of hcrses sny good and whsn. some day. sher
knowledge oftheir condition 10 the proprietor cf
the line he called mp that particular driver (SsmI ssd
ssktd how he had come To drive his horses th1 day
at such a rate We'll said Sam, l had one of ths
boys cn the box with me; he wanted 20 zee EN- 90.
and I put EN- through"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME couRr-s,,cI.L rr.s-rss 2'-se'O' Joas'

SUPREME CoURT-s,rcIAL rrsx-Pss. 22-Befo~ Judss
SUTHTRLssD.
DECISIONS.
]. W. Rogers agt. Michigan South and Moth In
diana Railroad Company &c Motion or injunction denied ws
$40 costs.
Before Judge CLEHEg. -
Pbebe Ann Wilcox by, &C., sgt. Elijah Wilcox.
Divorce granted. - - x~,.-
Mary Holman sg. George w. H,man. Divorce
granted.
Before Judge IkGRsHAM
Lexington Railroad Company agt Brown. Mot'oe
denied with Slo costa
NoTIcE.-Notes Of issue for the March Special
Term be- filed the County Clerks Office befsvS
Wednesday. the 2ih inst
Hereafter ofssue will he received ed by the Clert
cne-s shall distinctly appear the face thereof whether the
BY ORDER OF THE COURT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
Gkdyrttisenns rfl

SOMETHING LINE SrCCFsS-To-NnUr will bc
presented M third p~rorusnc~ ths ce h.'ed Am-rss
play by Ansrcsn sihor TVS PiosTgs PArnor. BAa.
MusspN the uior s.'ouishinxy popular va-
messed TpIs ArrrR>oos THE DE,rs E,. Cos the sst
time with Little Corea Howard and her parrn,s Tas scAR
LFr LETryR on Msp>FspAy Here 10 eptsrprise,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

THE Recent SUDDEN DEATH IN CATHARrSE SLIP.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest on the
body of Mr. John Z. Quartermaster, who died 80 sud-
denly at the eating house, No. Catharne slip Satur-
day evening. Drs. Ostrander and weltje made post
mortem examination which resulted in finding piece
Of beef two inches in length the same having lodged
in the thsrynI while eating bis supper in too great
haste thereby producing stranguation and DEATH The
Jury rendered verdict Of death corresponding with
the foregoing facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

LEcTrRE BY Henry WARD BEEcHER.-The Rev
Henry Ward Beecher gave his lecture on wit and
Humor" last evening before the Young Mems Chris
tan Union at DR.. Chapns Church. The building was
crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
tAdv-rasemcstl
To NERVOUS SUFFFRERs.-A Retired CSerU

10 NEKVUTS % fFfHFNNs - "V''fO" W. -
nm r.sor.d To health IN few dsys ste many ycsfs e.
,c,vo,s .rps IL anxious make knowu the of sss
win .sld (free tie prescription u.ea Dt 10 the Rev Sss
n DacNAIL No $50 Fulton ct. Bronk'yn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
oohNoN PLEAs-srre,.L Tsss-Fr'. I'-Befor' Judge
JOBSOS AGAIs.
- - ul.k.Kgsd.

JObs0n aft HifhMdson-
IL appears that in this suit Mr.. Jobson had obtained
ud znept the sndani snd commenced spplstdes
sy prOceedins lie ssever procured his attorney 10 b
appointed er.e ezne the defeudsnt osnoesa that fsce
fiom 10. Court Mr. RhsIdsDn falling sppesr befDre such
required to show why be- oad not be
l.hed for . contempt Of Count. Mr. Abbott appeared fr Mr.
Rchad.oD and moved that the proceedings b. ssde on
bsnnps the ground that Mr. Jobson hal caused BIZ
s,,ofney BE- sppined referee. NT Jennings b-hLf n
Mr. JobsOn claimed that referee shoui be- appointed
judge Hilton however -, aside the supplementary proceedings
the b~gnBng and condemned the
impose the Court made BY Mr. Joson Ia concesEs the
elsiioDs which he bad with the proposed referee.
DKcIsIoN.
Charles h. Bosiwick, receiver &C., agt. Marcus II.
Lchtensien and Esther hi. wife Injunction Dissolved wks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

Theresa Esmonde gave one of her "readings from
Irish and American poets" last night at the Stuyve
SAINT Institute, before large and welpeased audience
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

LECTURE ON ISDIA-Dr. Leonard Wrsy lectured
last evening at Clinton Hall before the Mercantile L-
brary Association. This was the first of course of
four lectures upon India. Tne lecture embraced the
history of the East India Company the Board of Coh-
troll and the local Governments together with their po-
siton, powers and functions Dr. Wray contended
that the East India Government institution de-
signed solely to benefit the people Of India. The lee
ture was inerspersed with pleasant anecdotes ustra-
tive of the manners and Gust ,ms of the people.
Although the audience did not quite fill the lecture
room, there were people enough there to appreciate
and applaud.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
lAdvrf,isenient
Trr METALLIC TABLr7

M bETALllt ihbLfI ciho'-." u
0Eo. SAUNDERS, A. d. lsle-Ths the s"nuine stcsN -
never been ,aused producing rb. keene possible es. 70
rsso, Car be obtained the subsc<s and so nanufss~S
j. l. g. SArNpKss, stor No. 7 Astof House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
TAdyeytiseu<nt.t

FRHDRICKs's PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE or ART.
Nos SIS and ss1 Broadway, opposite msropoGtse hes-rss
ross APIS HAiLorYPks DsGuyssroryrrs and AMssorvr0
n every sye PHeroGKsrHs BY Mr. MovLroA tonnssy ~
Quincy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

A Frenchman named Adolphus Argentine was ar
rested yesterday charged with attempting to break
into the bedroom of Louis Bonnard of No. 7S Leonard
street, with the intention of stealing $4,000 in gold
coin, which Bonnard had in his trunk Argentine was
a boarier in The house, and it is alleged knew the
money was in the trunk He was caught in the ac' OF
forcing open the door. Justice Welsh locked the eI'
low UP.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

Cinderella was revived last night at the Broadway
Theater, and went off with entire satisfaction. The
troup. of children who figure Iii this picco deserve
Great praise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

At meeting of the Ninth Ward Republican A'socla-
ton held at Bleecker Building on Thursday evening,
18th rst the following preamble and resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Vh,yeas The present Administration st Washington have
ABANDONED and ected the old cardinal principle that the ms
oy shall rule clearly made manifest in the deternne
on force upon the Territory OF Kansas Constitution whcn
has proved repeatedly TO BE- rpugDsn to and against the
wishes of the majority of It's inhabitants Therefore
R,,oed That call upon aud fellow citizens VINO
have heretofore supported the present Administration 10 ave
their influence seanst this now active Toe to all freedom TINS
faithful ally of the darkest desPoism and tyranny
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

DESCENT Upon PRIzE-FIGHTERs-Day before yes
terday, some two three hundred rowdes assembled
az the foot of West Fifteenth street for the purpose of
witnessing prse-fght between two aspiring shoulder
hitters. The ring was formed, and everything was in
readiness for the brutal sport when posse of police
men made their appearance and put the rowdies to
eight. The principals escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

ATrEMpr TO SHOor POIteENAS-On Sunday
night disturbance took place In gfOggery in Baxter
street near Leonard. Policeman Wilson stepped in to
quell the row, when man named Conrad II. Wilson
discharged pistol at him. The ball grazed the Off
GERS cap, but fortunately did him no harm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

OPrRA MATIsEE.-This afternoon, at O'Clock, Ros-
sni's LIaliano in Aigeri will be performed by Mes
danes I'Angri and Sedenberg, Messrs. Labocetta,
CASTER and Rocco.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

bsS, 10 locomotive ~ that cad OF the rosd- a eoe
-equet Of the a'cde0t the passengers did cot a'e
10 this city until about 10 O'Clock last night. six hours
behind the regular time. TSe accident wss owing to
the caeesrness Of the coodnceou-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The young people of the Rev. Henry Ward Beech
ers Church. give their customary annual concert ths
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

LOTTERY Policy DrALER Held FOR TRIAL
In the Of Enoch Gritbs, arrested few days ago
on complaint Of LeOnidas Osborn charging him with
beng engaged in the lottery policy business, Justice
Quackenbush, before whom the matter was brought at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday afternoon
rendered the following decision
In this Gaze defendants counsel moved for 9 dis
mi-ta Of the complaint on the ground that the sfda-
vii did not show tina: the defendant was directly en-
gsged in vending and ceiling lottery policies. or - a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

IMPOSITION on SEWING GIRLs.-Mary Brennan
complained at the Mayors Office yesterday against
one Scluner, in Pitt street for having retusedto pay
her $ which he owed the excuse that she did not
suit his business after being come time engaged to
wok on a sewing machine. Schuner was arrested
and finally concluded to pay. He was then dis
charged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

DEATH FROM BrRss.-An nques. was held a: No.
3Ds West Thiry.third street by Coroner Hills on the
body of Margaret Ann Early little girl two years OF
age, who died from the effect of burns. The child was
left alone in the room Thursday last and the mother
afer being absent about two minutes, entered and
found the clothes Of her daughter on fire. Before the
flames could be Irepehed she was fatally burned. The
Jury rendered rdct Of death by severe birns accl
dentaly received by her clothes taking fire on the th
day of Feb, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

WAsHrscross BIRrHDAr.-Several Of the military
companies Of the Eastern District, turned out yessf
terday to Join in the parade in the Western District
honor Of washngtons birthday. The 6ags from "a
various public buildings and the ferry bosn v~
boisted, and business was suspended ct the fo''s
Conrfs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
CoURT OF OYER AND TERsfINER-Feb 22-Befors
Judge MCRAHan -
Mr. II III

White for VIM. HsgAn of th. Greenwich s,rc~<
murderers presented adsv In ufsson of sensns
u his c!cr They have been submitted on saturday,
judge Inushan did the Court then The Couf
then sdourDed until WEDNESDAY when Hssn will probably b
.suteugsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
SUPERIOR COURT-sPyerAL TERM-PEh. 2a-Bctore jude
HofyNAa

Vim. W. Smith agt. Margaret Morris and Margsre
Keuble.-Injuncion dissolved with 81 costs.
Henry w. Clark agt United States Trust Company
1T sdudged that the dem that this Court has no us
dction OF p of the defendant the subject of III
aton 10 we'll tsken ard the Is allowed and ordsfs
and sdndsed that the complaint be dlsn.sed with cost
Potter agt. Seymour. TO be heard on on
point.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

There was no change in the weather yesterday. 1t
was rather warm, and the snow vss pretty much used
up by night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

CAvGHT At LAsT.-Pst Mulholsnd who stole, s)me
months since from Councilman Ilaswen, agold watch
and chain valued at $50, and for whom the police
have been since seeking captured at late hour
or Saturday night in low groggery and dsnce'house
at the foot of Eat Twentythird street. The arrest
Was made by Detective Eustice and Policeman Wilson
Of the Eleventh Precinct, who found Patrick so ao-
sorbed in game of cards with several compaui'ns
that he at rs positively refused to accompany the Of
6cers But he was finally induced to ch ,nge his mi,d
and after bidding his cmpanons kind farewell, was
marched quietly to the lookup corner OF broo mo
Film streets. The stolen watch recovered yester-
day from person to whom it had been Soa oy ''e
thief for $40 Muholland is motel on the ponce DOCKS
az a "hard case" II, is not unacquanted with tne
geographical position of Blackw"' i""nd aHu Is per
f.otI,- a, hume In the Penentiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

TaE ALLEGED MODEL ARTIsrs.-h was state" IN
Saturday mornings TRIBUNE that three OF the Metro-
politan Police Inspector. or Captains were N the al
legged model artist establishment, No. io3 broolne
street few nights ago, when Sergeant Berney with
squad of m,n attached to the Mayors Office made
descent upon the place 1t 'eems that only one Police
Captain wa there and that be accompanied the valiant
Sergeant. Among the police in the street, near the
house in question for the purpose of rendering any
oured Assistance, might have been one Inspec-
tors or Captain bu; they did not enter the premise.
at all. as they were not called upon so to do. The
establishment in question was known as house of
prostitution, and complaint made against it by
lady living next door, The complainant sent letter to
the Mayor, who handed it 10 Sergeant Berney, with
instructions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

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