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MIR. COUNCILMAN CROSS TO HIS CON
STTUENTS.

To ne Eletor, Of the Sirh Senatorial Di''riet
It proper that should give my reasons ior sur
rendering the trust you placed in my hands a. Tue mu
njcps election in 1857.
Whes entered upon my duties as member OF the
Board of Counclnen, i found myseh 10 small po-
lticsl minority nevertheless, DID hoI despair OF
rendering some service To the city by Straightforward
course cednp 10 every one the privilege Of enjoying
and respectfully and manfuliy maintaining, his Own
opinions. A.
etv oounc i. was necessary to go with the majority
60 vote for their measures and to adopt their mode OF
t,sns.o,ino bminess. At that every feeling If self
resnect reyoted and because woult not yield to The
TressDre was Denounced by the leaders and often
tusuted by low and contemplate personalities Much
of the latter might have been avoided if the President
had done bis duty, had he been less partial and not
violated the only pledge e1actsd from him when
be socited my vote for the Office to which he was ele
ysted viz TO preside with dignity TO rule mpartialy
ord preserve order and decorum in the Board,
Had consulted my personal convenience, should
have withdrawn from the Board long ago. but my
connection with the Joint Committee on Accounts
placed in position which enabled me to serve the
public, by bringing to light the enormous frauds that
have been perperated upon the treasury ana proper
some plan for bringing order out of the present chaotic
state Of the Citys Clerical and financial affairs.
On Monday, the 18th, the Board Of Councilmcn, in
stiga,ed doubtless by the unmented and savage on
elaught upon the Committee, made by member
Whose constituents if contented with such repre-
sentative, not hard to please) directed the Presi-
dent to appoint new Joint Committee on Accounts.
Thus rendered poweress for good and being as
come Of the public papers have appropriately re-
marked, dsg oted with the influences by which was
surrounded, resigned my seat am proud to know
that my couree while a member of the City Govern
ept has elected the approval Of all who have spoken
70 me on the subject and indulge the hope that
none of my constituents disapprove Of my withdrawal
from the position to which their kindness and par
tialty elevated me.
shall hereafter lay before the public some interest
ing facts in connection with the City Government,
which did not feel at liberty to do while member
Of the Common Council JAMES M. Cross.
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La w LNI,E'LLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAaDrs'-Drc. 2i.-BefOre Judge

SUPREME COuRr-CHAaBIss-DIc l.-Before Judge
DAVIES.
M.sDAyus AG,Issr nm BOARD OF oASyAssERs
DESIED.
This morning Judge Davies rendered an oral De.
cisen in this case. After stating the circumstances OF
tho application and remarking that the writ Of man.
damus was the proper remedy no proceeded in sub
stance as follows The Court Was satisfied that tho
voters of the WITH District Of the Twenty first Ward
gave to McAdan the full number Of votes that was
claimed by Tim. Mr.. MoAdam was not preindced,
however by the refusal Of the Board OF Canyassers
to count the votes in his favor for the Canvasssrs
could not defeat the will Of the people. On the night
of the election, the Board OF District Canyassers
composed of three persoDs, commenced canVas-lng
the votes and had partially concluded when Mr. Carr
one Of tie Canvassers being unwel stated that he
YVES unable TO remain and complete the canvass. Mr.
Carr selected individual to act IL his place; but he
had no right to do so, as the law f0rDds such an
act. It seems Mr. Rooney commenced keeping
tally Of the votes ard at the completion the Pol,
Clerk could not fpd his tally He he'd mislsd It, and
put it in Al extra poll.bock consequently, the Can
yassers preceded TO canvass the returns by Mr.
Rooneys book. Subsequently, Mr.. Esgleson touni
the poll Col taning hs loet tay'lls The Board
If City Canv sent the returns sex for correction
TIE law made it the duty Of Alderman Owens 70
invite and convene the Board OF District Canvassers
and the law is well settled that where duty OF that
kind is devolved upon Board, all the members OF II
must have sufficient notice. $3.50
Tn dicnty in this Gaze IL that the Board did not
convene If Mr.. Carr the other District Csnvasser,
hsd been notified u stteLd and did not appear then
the other canyassers would have had right 10 pro-
coed. The Court, being called upon to compel the
to count these votes must see that they
are legally returned, and not being legally returned
the Court has no power to command the canvaesers
10 return them. Ii the Court decided IN any other
manner il would esta bsh fearful precedent. There
was 10 doubt that the reatOr entitled 70 these
votes if they had been properly returned before the
County Csnvsssers and Ill proper manner. Inc
motion for mandamus must, therefore, be denied,
and the whole of the votes of that district be rejected
Before JUpGE ISGlsHAH.-DEeIsioss.
VIM Chain agt Edmund Coffin ct al--Orier
GATED IL re- he petition Margaret Meyerorier granted
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TIE following card comes to us in en- apparently

TIE following card comes to us in en- apparently
authentic shape:
To the Editor Of The N. y. Tyibrs.
SIR: Excuse the liberty take in trespassinR upon
your valuable time, when | requeet you to give the
following insertion in your paper 1t would appear
that judging from the tone of the various journals in
this city tie championship Of America IN regard
to the fighting ring rests with ourhng laurels upon
the brow Of Mr. Morrissey; and after claiming that
championship publicly, he also ayOws his intention OF
retiring from the ring, fearing that, should he still
hold forth his pugilistic principles he might come in
contact with some one who would ease him OF that
honor
in the late fight with Mr. IIeenan he the battle
and claimed the championship; and after both parties
recovered from the effects of the fight, MI lfeenan
again challenges him through the columns Of yo1r
paper and in case he refused the cbsllenge extends
it to the world to fight any for any sum to $lOOO
and the Championship Of America.
championship. hold the belt myself and am deter
mined to hold it iii fairly conquered will say how
ever for myself, / willingly entered the ring,
but when am forced into it, an also determined to
be forced out OF it only b. greater powers Of muscle
than myself.
| accept Mr.. Heenan's challoge, aud will fight him
or any other man for SO O00 the fight 10 take place
in three months from the time the first amount is
placed in the shareholders hands, in whatever loca-
ten both parties agree upon and shonld my engage
ment with Mr. II. prove successful of which have
no doubt, will fight aDy man in the world Tor the
same amount twice Ove:, rather than see myself dis
possessed Of that which;I justly claim. Hoping you
will give the above an irssertion,
THOMAS HYER, the Champion Of America.
Ntv- York, Dec. Fl, 1858.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HOUSE.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday. Gov.
SnlrH, the President, introduced DIR. BRU ENISo-
sArsrs the Governor elect, who had been elected by
the Board to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Cornelius Anderson, and moved that be be considered
q flhrg the place upon ths Committees lately occu-
pied by the deceased. The motion prevailed. DIR.
Brueping hsusen returned thanks fur the honor.
The Committees on Supplies and Finance, 10 whom
vas referred the communication from two Of the mem.
bers Of the Board Of Commissioners designated by the
18th section of the amended Charter, 10 revise the
proceedings Of the various departments, cutting down
the estimates for Ams-House appropriation for 1879
10 the amount appropriated for 1853, msde report.
The Committee unanimously reported against the
proposed reduction, and called upon the Commission
ers to state their objections the Committee affirmed
that the coming Winter was likely e. p'ove very
severe and very heavy drain upon th.ir funds.
Taking into consideration the balance on hand At the
beginning of this year which, togctler with the Al
Preparation, would be exhausted by toe first OF lao,
tbe rum expended this year fully ,qgal T. tiG,
asked for the year about 10 begin The Board uuali-
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SUPERIOR COURr-DEc. q.

An entire new Calendar for trials by jury viii be
up for the ensuing January February and March Terms
Of this court =,
C,erk or on before Friday Path Deceubes Inst
New Cs-ncars for the Genera and sfeciA Terms or me
o,ss Of ,sue mus. be filed before toe .h o December
list 81, -,
Tsch note issue dnctlythe nature Of the s.ae
and whether n for Trial. 0eLera OF SPECIAL f-fn with
. rrf r,ne. 20 the number position II the
previous Csesda- and also whether filed By The pf
or BY TIE " defendant"
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cnrRf nY aENERAL sEssIONsLrrr.pAr. De. :

The trial Of William Mcirady for forgery, in the
second q. gee IN er2 cocH-rfe. IS bills TIE esned
B,Is OF k.s-schUsei:s wn concluded s noninl I1s ys
r:arr 4 gsrlict q guilty and prsonsr Een.nded 10
ser.eLHs. ,ct-..s
william Te.oa tried for the ran'lssEhter OF Caian
secnrt e. the "a Angus. s.t Several theses ".tr
nothing d inp,rtsnee ehetsi assns, .as
rrouer Tte tuItler tesnng q the Wa sdlorned I'll
- ueyryU q. 10 O'Clock
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Rs.L Esr.rE.-The following sales wars made yes
terl ~ by A. J. Blocker Son s. Co:
A CARD.
To re Edi;o, Of The v. \. Tribane.

SIR. Ny attention Las been called 20 the report IN
your issue Of to-day by which appears that Joseph
Blunt ESQ., the DisirctA Attorney, urged on the trial
OF a certain indictment sc,nst Fernando Wood and
others because " he desired to try the case while he
was 10 office" as il said his successor might not
" be willing to assume the responsibility | have
renee with the business Of the District Attorney 3
office-it being my desire that tbs rcuubent should
eaye IT, at the close Of the year. in such shape "a he
pleased and being willing to assume whatever re-
possibilities might then devolye upon ne. Mr.:
Blunts slusion 10 me was entirely unwaranted, and
places me in wrong position before the public II is,
therefore, proper should assure him that shall not
hesitate to dispose Of every matter requiring my OIL
cia action in whatever manner may, in my Judgement,
seem to be right and proper.
Yours respectfully, NELSON J. WATEhbIRf
Ne,r York, Dec. q, 1883.
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s.poted the forfeiture Of thousand dollars for each
and every one of them, the defendant to stand com
ptted TIL the suo is psid The "burden Of proof
reefs on the prosecuted party
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SECULAR CAUSE OF DgaTH.-An inquest was held
upon the body Of John Fauan, the corner Of Fur
man and Jorslemon streets, Oh Monday who had died
suddenly the evening previous. A post-mortem e1-
animation was made by Drs. Mcclellan, Crane and
Miner upon whose testimony the following verdict was
rendered: That John Ferran came to his death rom
"a rupture of the diaphragm and escape Of the
stomach into the cavity Of the left chest, ana subse.
a" quert rupture Of the stomach" TIE heart had
been moved tothe night side, and the lung was doubled
up. Tie deceased had complained but little during
the day.
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mous'y voted TO accept q no reductions Of III, sppro
praton
The sum of sjO.OOs was appropriated for expenses
of the Department.
The Boerd crested the Office Of Assistant Physician
TO DR. Sanger, with salary Of $1l6 per annum.
The question Of closing the new meat contracts IVES
brought up by Gov. w. I. PIscKSYy. He said, last
week il was stated that it cost So day more under
the old than il would under the contracts, and
aked why TIE contracts had not been closed. Money
enough had been hove away already, and Il ougn. 10
be stopped. After squsbbling the contracts
ordered 10 % into operation the 31tA Of ths
month Tie II. ef Contractor IL James Irwin, and HI
prices 81 cents per pound for beeffo City Prison and
Peniteniary and T. cents for AL the other Instita-
tious and 7. b. ForbeN and Thos. kiyeln the mutton
Contractors, at cents pound.
Appended ia the regular weekly statement:
Number remaining Dec. II, hn
Admitted since.
Died.
Sent % Peuitentary .I ~,
Sent @ 6tsts Prison '-i"
Remaining Dec
Bellevue Hosp,al...... s7 Rand.rs Island Hospital. 81
Lunstic Asy lDn...... BOZ City fnson' ''''''''fo
Aims House 7Gs Second District Prson.... II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III Third District Prison. q
10, Hos from Workiouse 32 ColOred Home
Ifl Hosfrou Almsholse. ~ Colored Orphan Asy uml1
S2] Children a.
Small Pox HO.psl...... City Cemetery IL
Rands.fs fundamentally
TotAl....................7,s
Adjourned for one week.
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BROOKLYN II,ENS.

MAsosIo.--At meeting of Progressive Lodge +. 81
A. NJ, held on Monday evening, the following ware
elected officers: VIM. r. Anderson, W. NJ. Thos. ID.
Kingsland, S. W. VIM. Dunsconb, j. W.; Robert
Duncan, Treasurer John Davies, Secretary; Eugene
w. Benton, s. D. John " Meldowrey, j. d.; j. r.
Cruicksh6nk, Tier
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(Adyertissment
STERFOSCOPES At

GIRNEYs NV UALLERY
No 7O7 Broadway irs bloc below New York Hcte .pen
did Sereocc pic Views Of all parts OF the Norc
AEtsy coorsd .roup st.usry &C., jus; received Gallery
open til ?. III tJT free i1sPe tiop
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TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invsnted BY
Gro SAUNDERS A. D. Iels-Thi, the genuine article hs'
never been eoused for producing the keene't sibe EDGE TO
razor Can BE- Of the AID so!e uA1 Aetlf'
er. J. 4 g. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House.
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corET OF coNAON PLEAs-DEc. n.

There viii be no General Term Of this Court held
1-r boda, week and the notisrs aad noticed
for .- fourth CT Deceub~r viii land ID sned - the
January G.rersl Term
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would doubtless be much di.appo,rted should they
lo.e the opportunity Of hearing Mr. Messhsr, it WA
concluded to % pons the lecture until the evening OF
the 3th inst Those present Informed tia, they
could either receive their tickets or money back, As
they passed ont.
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CHRISTMAS FAIR.-The ladies Of tie Second Pres
byterian church, opened Fair yesterday afte'noon
to continue until Thursday evening o' the benefit OF
the Church.
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IAdvartiaarlertl

RIcU,Rps's COP Ln Err OIL JEILY-Made from
pUsE On sgreeaby favored approved al pescr b. lead
ns Physcians (see Circular) Office Tnbrre Buildings
WHOLESALE Agents, BusH CALI RosNsos leo dreeo~icat
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TIE ALLEGED ILL-UsAoI ~ FINALE At rat
FEEm.-An sr,icle sppesred N 'oule OF tie NeS-fork
Iarers lsst week, to the effect that young woman
vas found inside Of TIE jersey City Ferry gate N
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NJ. Ms.GHrK's LECTURE PosTfoSrp.-ln con'e
ouerce Of te ipcement state OF the weather last even
only about ljO 70 20o persons ven'ursd out hope
OF hearing Mr. Thomas Francis Mesgher ecture nj the
Cooper Institute before the Washington Literary
Union. a. upward Of 500 tickets had been sold, the
Committee Of Auangem, hts Inferred tlai more ina"
80 lad been KEEP, away by the Storm aai a. they
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Acknowledgement
CCRNEY's NEW GALLERY,

Firs. Block below the New York Ho.el
PHorocRAPHs, D.GTgRREoTYPEs, MInI.rUk.s In OIL,
IvoRYrYPEs &C. IL the usual artistic styles for The Holidays
Gallery open al p. m for free Inspection
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PArEsr DrcIsros.-The Interference 10 the prin-
re for sde. expansion or extension skirts between Osborn
Vincent skirt msnuf. oft city aud Douglas sher
wood W Thomson ard others has finally been decided in
Of Mess, Osborn Vincent 70 HON patelt hs' been
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

NEw.EseIAsp DrsER.-A New.Ergland dinner
isto take place at Commercial Hal, jersey Ciy thi'
"Wednesday evening.
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EIrcrIos op FIRE CoxxrssrosER.-Jsnes K.
Morgan Of Hook and Ladder Co., No. !, was elected
Fne Commissioner on Monday night.
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PHovIDyD WITH WIsrrR QrAKrtRs.-fsserd,y
morrrs Officer Dusenbury, ssiached to Police Head
quarters, spprehendsd Rotert Wilson alas Gilmore,
reputed thief, only nineteen years of age, charged
With a.teu ping to pick the poke: Of aiy At the
late fire ia tie Bowery. The used an old offender,
ard bis Likeness sdorns the "Rog1es Gallery. VIII
son wss taken before JCstice Kelly and sent to ihe
Psn.entisry for SIX months, IS vsgrsnt, having no
hone and no visible means OF support.
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THr INDIcTED CIR GoyERSsEsT OF ISM.
joseph Blurt, the District Attorney, has commenced
proceedings 10 recover tie amounts of the recogni-
forfeited b. the defendants in this Gaze on Mon
day. Yesterday 81 iujements were entered up in the
County Clerk, Office AMI executions were issued 20
the Sheriff.
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Advertisement.

TIFF BLIND COP EXPOSED.-The Layst0wsh
ou ps Of Children elicit the most enthusiastic applause nov At
BarIuu. Museum III their Christmas Psuomime OF Gu
pd and Harlequin" IL ID exceedingly amusing snd pqusrt,
I'm OF admirable and tricks This and other pieces
are the for this aeroon ell. also This evening
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A1VtIrffrnntu
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AsssorYpEs AND biGufsaroryrra
Nos S5s and o5 Broadway NewYOIk ana Nc. 80 esnasJl
yAaiaav, Warrington, d. c.
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Adyertisemeu.
Advertisement.

A. W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
b. all .ta.ion.rs. At whole sale only BY -
L. FABEs sole Agent No. isS W tlisur't.
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the barglM effected his escape from the Pr Ter.
DR.. Zegier sri the porter then inside aaothet eIn a
nstion Of tie premises. ard found Hsvisnd screta
away in the upper story, and delivered him INTO the
custudy Of Officers Dixon and Shsns Of the detective
force, who. on searching the place, found double
bsreiled pistol heavily loaded, jimmy some matches
and candle. Had not the discovery Of these burglars
been made tie establishments Of Wedenfeld and
Zeser would doubtless have been robbed of their most
valuable corteuts. Haviland wS recognized by the
officers as old offender. He was lo,ked up 10 await
.n examination.
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MARRIED.

SCHERMERHoRN-O Tuesday, Dec. q. the wits u H. j.
ID. hermcThoIn, ofs daughter.
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FATAL AccIDEsr.-Coroner Connery held an in-
ouet A. the house No Third street. the boiy Of 0eorge
Msthews infant FIVE months old who died from the Fl
c,s of injuries On Sunday .t the father OF deeesed while
holding the child in hs arms fell down agh " ssrs aad H.
iured the little o that De ath ensued.
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The Young Mems Christian Union announce tina.
Dr. o. W. Holmes VII deliver lis lecture upon =" The
Chief End Of Mar, al Clintos Hal, on Wednesday
evening
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ARREST or SUPPOSED b. RGLARA-About o'clock
yesterday morning Ocers ONe Marin, ane Morton Of tie
tth Precinct Observed three young fellows saloon nea!
the GI,ndseet Ferry and from their movenents suspected
hem Of having been engaged in depreciation and sceor
onsly arrested them In their possession torrd plJ ~
pennies They taken 70 the Station House Of the Fi
Precinct and locked 9P Yesterday morning was ei'overed
that the d,nery Of Mr. Seeley the foo OF South FOURTH
street. had beI entered oy burgs who r,Ise a. en'rsree
BY the back window Ter which they b.oke open me safe ~
Of ede hsr and stole tner-frc % II pei nies
and IS Of ferry tickets Tee paper witch the pei
found upon The prisoners wrsPeed ws' -
taken from the once CT Mr. Seeiey The prssnee
their William kennedsy. Mehse Nc EIoy Aad
Jams Murray. They were committed for exsuiLst,on
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An oh man named George

CAUoHr rs THE Acr.-An old man named George
A. Fhi aged 50 year., arrested Monday night 10 'ne
4 exhibiting obscene prir Etts grL In Grand si,-
D. he licked up ~ Officer Glchsrd Of tie fn rre-
cnct and yesterday uoTu let % OF the zfouna OF pes
VI lrssle mind
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YousG BURGLAR CAuGHr.-A young man who gave
his name A. Albert Hsviland, was last night found
concealed in the premises Nos. 80 ard sos Broadway
ceeapied by Mr. j. Weiienfeld, tailor, and Ir G. Z.
Zeelcr, .pgraver. The porter OF the building on eI-
auupg the shelves sbou 10 o'clock last hight, preyi-
on. 10 re.iiifg discovered young nlsn scret.i sni
gave Tie alsra 10 ST. Zss'er, VITO had To, let ts
,4ite. Nhis the late. was Ia search Of policeman
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A DipF1crLrY ABOUT THE HACK BaDGE.-Yester-
day i've or Elk hackmen were brought before the
Mayor TOR refusing to the badge at the stand in
Broadway, along the Park They construed the ordi-
nance to suit themselves, claiming that it was only
when they soliciting passerge at steamboats, or
railroad depots that they required to exhibit the
badge-that on the Brosdwsy stand there was no
need Of Their weaving il. The Mayor decided against
them The ordinance was very plain on the subject,
ard compelled them to wear il always and everywhere
while on duty. They were notified that if they did
not compl, with this meaning OF the ordinance, they
would BE- subjected to fine in each OF violation.
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THE PRIZE RING.

Adjourned for one week.
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S1aBElyG ArEKAY.-About o'clock yesterday
morning nan named John Tracy was dangerously
stabbed in the abdomen with knife in the hands Of
John Carroll. The affair occurred in q new GROCERY
Just opened in Mulberry street, near Canal and quite
8 number Of persons wee present At the house
warning" Tracy ard Carroll got into dispute,
when the latter drew knife and stabbed his antago-
INST, a, above stated. A physician was called who
dressed Tracys wounds, after which the sufferer was
conveyed to his residence No. 3D. Ninth street. His
condtion is somewhat critical.
Officer Webb Of the Fourteenth Precinct appre-
h,nded Carroll, and Justice Steers committed him to
prison for examination.
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Az OLD OFFEsDER.-Mary ). Kelly, who mas last
months VAS on Monday nxh, ciusht IL II, OF stealing ser
Of fgr from the Of Mr. Ella. Kahn No s4s rtrd stree
She yesterday morning returned to her old
three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

PRoTTsTAST HuY-ORPsAS AsrLry.-The twenty
third anniversary OF this Sciety will be held at he
Asylum. No. : Tenth street on Wednesday evening,
al 81 O'Clock. Interesting exercises by the children
may be expected, and addresses by the Rev. DT Prime
and the Rev. Asa d. Smith, ID. ID.