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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
" Hang his hopes upon :ha. hour,
When Mercy's self shall want the power
sav. ~
SHALL THERE BE ONE UNITED POPULAR
EXPRESSION OF THE EMPIRE STATE
AGAINST SLAVERY EXTENSION

To the Editor Of The ~ Y Tyibsae
SIR Thrce-quaters OF the electors OF this State de-
sire opportunity of directing their individual polt
cal power against the extension Of Slavery; nearly
many are ready efficient guards to the purity of
the beot-box and they only to be kept from the
exercise OF such power untediy and efficiently by the
machinery Of parties. Let those in the way Of such
union beware Though differences exist a. TO grea.
variety of other matters of inferior Importance these
should not be IN the way of practical union OF ac-
,ion a. well sentiment upon two propositions so
fundamental and important.
Ii the Unprecedented financial extravaganza of the
National Administration is to be- arrested; If the most
unbushing official corruption is 70 be rebuked and
checked il is most certain to be done by such relaxa
ton Of rigid party rules will permit agreeing
sentiment TO act and vote together. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
Cu,uRrR or CONMFRCE.

The adjourned monthly meeting OF the Chamber
was held yesterday at the corner of Pine aud William
streets. 2. PERIr esq, IN The char.
M. BoGsRr SecreHry OF the Chamber, proposed
an amendment to ts Bylaws in relation 10 hon
orary members which was laid over under The rse.
The President stated that party aggileVed had,
during the pa week brought 10 his notice the sub
jet of the onerous charges az Quarantine. The
Mayor had promised 20 confer with the Chamber upon
the subject but he supposed that such conference
could ony be had through Committee.
member. whose name was not announced, stated
that the charges six seven times greater than
the same labor would cost in the city.
On motion, n Committee of three wss appointed 10
confer with the Mayor The following gentlemen were
appointed Mcssrs. Royal Phelps, \. l.. McCrcady
and W. L. Bailey.
An Executive Committee of ten TO act with the off
GERS of the meeting. appointed, as follows: X. Is.
Mntun, j. DE Peyster Ogden, H. w. Barstow, Wal
ter ). Griffith. Chas. II. Marshall, +. \. Conkhng,
John ID. Jones, Marshall Leiler;s w. h. Strong, and
L. :. Lathrop.
Mr.. VI. IEsFERrs "a Chairman of the Committee
on pecmalzing eights and Measures, reported prog
ress He hoped that the matter woud have n thorough
discussion at the quarterly meeting next month.
In regard TO the outragcs at Quarantine, IT was at
first contemplated TO offer and pass strongly
dmnatory resolutions of the proceedings of the mob,
but after private consultation !, was judged better to
defer the matter 10 the next meeting. There IL no
doubt however, that merchants condemn in toto
the proceedings of the mob most inhuman and un-
called tor The President OF of the leading Marine
Insurance Companies told our reporter that the sailors
were furious at the destruction of their hospital and
word from two of our leading shp-mas.ers would
send three thousand Of them down 70 Staten Island 20
raze the villages of TomYkinsvile and Siapeton TO the
ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
FROM TEXAS.
-


The Austin State GG-ette says that there is 20
longer any doubt of the election of Buckley Demo
crat, Associate Justice. His majority will be about
LOO.
AFort Davis correspondent informs The Lefger that
gentleman who driving large stock Of cattle 70
California mad been attacked on the Pecos By some
500 Indians, and robbed Of SO beeves; that there
were no horses at that post and the Indians eod not
therefore, be pursued.
Capt. Lee had just returned, after selecting sl,e
for the lew POST the RIO Grande. lie reccinlshus
place about three miles above the junction oi 'he
Il Paso Road and the Rio Grunde.
Capt. Pope is about suspendng work on me feIos'
awaiting orders 10 leave for Gaos;a, near santa C.
Things have not worked well on the Pecos-
We learn from The San AE.oHso 1trGE, tha' syn~
nine persons IN charge Of drove OF 90 head ~ ca.
tie with sone thirty mules and horses, on thelr
from Texas 20 California attacked by inoiais =.
Leone Springs, between Fort Lancaster aou r yi !
Davis the llth instant, ana four OF them M HI-iu
and seal ped IL these four men, two Afief ~
and two MexicGns were immediately ahead oi tne
drove, and the Indians rushed suddenly upon tic.'
killing the four mentioned above, starpedn- ,ie ea'
tie and horses and driving on with them All ,s'e
able animals with some two hundred head oi go. -'
The Indians also attacked ambulance WI ~ :
men connected with the train. The men nesi'
their lives ana the ambulance plGndered, aii .ne
mules taken. Among the vaigabes IN the auipu'@Nee
taken by them WIS ss1. uh;.
We further learn that mail party from hen ~ p
20 II paso including egh, men, crossed a. INC W
only a short time before and had not ye' ar'.h =.
Port Davis--some siI days after The passing o, ,ie
Indians Fears are entertained that they Fave pee1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
VIZ. JoHv CLaycr, President, IN the c4Alr.

In. 2
The Aldermen met in their old room, which has bo'n
rs6,ted in excellent shape. The reporters ,Aos =
b..fer situated The whole arrarec ment was by W.
Crllars~ Sergeant ai-Arrs. on whom, WIN 'he com
ritfse il r.re,;s ereat credit. The Iomini;i"s ca
refttirr consisted of Messrs. Adams, McSpe0on and
Owens. 49,
suudry petitions Gud resolutions on ordinary matters
referred. - =.
The rrpor: Of the Committee on Lamps and Gas "a
favor uf confrnnc swarI %, coutiac, Tor np@iinS al
the ruhhc lands aud regulating the s"nie' 20 ANNaA-
der Bardou was adop,ed.
rrport to advertise for the bes. plan. ami ne 'Vh-
Siriciion OF uriual.. tascu up AMI adopted.
\ good deal - routine bnsYess was disposed OF.
: communication from he Street Commissioner,
with estimates rud award q; couiiae; for erecting iron
rCiing around Tcmlk!ns square, was called mp and
laid over.
The following resolution was offered by President
Clancy:
Rlred Ts- the Croou Aqeda, Ro.-l and Arc hsr,hy
1Ffrd 70 restore price labor paid enred
paving the 20 he rate pad prcr ne ; of Jy
1888 AGor'sd.
1rof-Mr. ADAMS offered petition, signed by nine
or ten thousand c'zeps, asking Tor repeal Of the
ordinance prohibiting the usc OF steam ON that Inc
below Forty-seCond street. and asked tia, the Com
nittce on Railroads should be required to rcpor. on the
matter al the next meeting lie also asked tha: The
ordnance should be repealed. Gs L bore rnjas:iy On
the Company. The petition referred.
\ motion 10 discharge the Cou.mtoe on Ordinances,
having in charge the sUbjcc; OF labelling mix wagons,
was lost.
Adjourned 10 Monday rex; q. o'clock.
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WHERE TO PIT THE QUARANTINE.

To ne Editor Of The " L. Tribune
SR: The following considerations appear 20 me
worth setting before the public upon Quarantine mat
ters:
an assured by one Of the New-York Pilots, that
the Bay between Coney Island and Fort Hamilton Is
large enough and deep enough for all Quarantine pur-
poses. Ii so, | submit that, retaining the Lower
Quarantine as a; present, the State purchase Coney
Island and all land ni.htR quarter or a half mile
G50u. L Il, is mostly swamp wall in so much Of the
lsrd as may be necessary, aud Keep the 6e eaciroH-
ing Il Gir0ys aaOcrupiel. In this way, encroach-
uents of dwellings and consequently further removals
can be obv.ated. b. N.
bJocslyz, Seq. g. lS2
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Aewpork Daily Gribn,'e
WARREN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Cone, pondence OF Tie y. Y Tribune.

e,yondence OF Tie n. Y. Tribune.
Providence. Sept. s, 1855.
The morning Of The second day brought together an
unusually large number of friends completely filing
the spacious house in which the meeting was held.
The meeting was called TO order by the Rev. Or.
Wayland the Moderator and after singing and prayer,
was declared ready for business.
The Committee on the Circular Letter reported, and
mended that the reading OF the letter be made
| the order of business for 10 o'clock.
The Committee Oh the Admission OF Churches re-
ported favorably on the admission to membership in
the Association OF the Naragansett Church, which
was adopted and the right hand OF fellowship was
administered by the Rev. DIR. Wayland.
at this point in the proceedings the whole congre-
CATION united in singing the sublime old tune OF
Coronation.
| the Rev. c. IL. Malcolm Of Newport. This Is the
usual annual address sent by the Association TO the
relative churches.
| The Committee on the Minutes of Corresponding
| Bodies made very interesting report, which was
adopted, showing large aocessons TO the churches Of
other denominations
| The Rev. George t. Day of The Roger Williams
| Church. and the Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie of the Olney.
Vile Church. both FreeWip Baptist, were introduced
tn the meeting and heartily welcomed by the Moder.
ator each making in return stirring addresses and
| urging a unity of action and purpose.
II was voted to send delegates from this body TO the
4
| in Olneyvie in June next. Also, delegates were
chosen to attend the General Convention Of the Six
Principle Baptists now in ssion, and Convention
| Of the Sabbatarans.
Ii was decided 20 hold the next association with the
First Baptist Church in Newport, and the Rev. G.. s.
| Chace was appointed to preach the annual sermon.
The COMMITTEES the State of Religion in the
Churches reported that letters had been received from
thir,y-sx out of thrtyseven churches comprising this
| Association. There have been 1863 persons added
during the year, by baptism alone, being by far the
greatest number added in any of the Dinetytwo
years Of this organization.
A long and animated discussion on the subject
| of memoralizng Congress TO appoint chaplains of
every denomination 10 the Navy and Army. Now the
Episcopal service is alone used thus virtually denying
that religious liberty for which this denomination has
ever contended. Committee was appointed 20 carry
| out the wishes Of the meeting.
| The death of the Rev. j. {. Welch was reported.
He was very old and able follower OF Christ in the
| ministry.
| j. Bates, james Boyce and Geo. Peck were
| appointed Trustees of the Relief Fund.- and V. j.
| Bates was elected Treasurer Of the same.
Moneys have been raised for the different charitable
societies brotherly love has been cemented and with
renewed energy this Association return to their homes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

Returns from Pohawtsn township rejected, there being
such township; for. % ssains.
tParis township rejected for want Of Judges certificate 49,
against
tksnsss Falls precinct reJec-edthe Judges being
sisned all IL he same handwriting 81 against.
Now Therefore, do hereby proclaim the result Of
said election TO be- that for Proposition Accepted"
there were cast one thousand seven hundred and
eighty-eight votes and tha. for " Proposition Re-
iected there eleven thousand three hundred
votes. and majority Of the votes cast being for
Proposition Rejected it is deemed and held thatthe
people of Kansas DO not desire admission into the
Union with said Constitution under the conditions
g set forth in said Proposition
j. ". DENVER HUGH :. WALSH,
A. c. DAVIS, q. W DEiTZLER
Board of Commissioner
lC w, BsBcocE, esq, = sb-.It from he Territory
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

We nre requested 10 notice three days, Grove
Meeting 20 commence Friday o; mex. week a, Mag
uetio Springs, KaEt6le Chantauqne County, N this
State. for the discussion Of the following subjects:
I. Tie great wants Of the Present Age =. The need
Of greater degree Of Freedom 3. The Purposes and
Plan Of tie Spirit Word; I. Divine Commerce;
s. The Homes Of .he Future, 8. Regeneration and Gen.
eration and :. The Culture of the Soil. We are IN.
formed by tie terrestrial sponsors Of This Convention
that these subjects given by their spirit friends,
and .hs. they have been promised able documents from
the spirit world upon each of them We hope that he
tsu.oogy Of expression shown in the dicton Of these
subjec,s i rot indication Of the style Of the abe
documents" 20 come from The same source spints
the flesh from Boston New-York, Cleveland, Chicago,
and other locations, also expected .o eonsnbs's'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
SUPREME G0uRTaCiy and GoSniy G61S Of New

CI-PREME COURT-City and County Of New
Syort-HFNRY X. SHELDON, WILLIAM j. HoYT and
EDWIN VAN GAAsBEEK at COLLISION POPPLE-
,he above named Defendants; You hereby summoned and
required 70 the complaint IN s action which will be
ta n he os Of the Clerk Of the City and County of New
Yok N. Cy Hal in said city and copy of your
sn.w-r 20 said complaint the subscriber a. his oe No Isl
RraSv in aid r.y within twenty after ;h~ service Of
,b on you the day Of such service; and
yo ail 10 answer as said within The time osesAd
H. na;s n hi. action will take udgmeI. against you for
N. u OF .ix hundred and dollars and foyour cents
with from the fourth day Of May thousand eight
hundred ffy eight. beside ihe costs Z. tn
Nev-York, Sept I, lasa ~rLLs,
Th ,o,l;n IN b;. sc,ou was hd in ,he One o he Clerk
of N. Cy aud Co.uty Of Ne~York the City Hall in ssid
city on the gh dsy ef September instant.
SloiswtvF, W. WELLS Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

SAD CASE oP DRowSIs6.-A woman, naried Bndf,
was drooned atthe Chain Dam, dag before yesterday
being thrown by the tOw-line on her husbands ooai
where she was, into the river. The husband, nan
frantic with gSei, jumped in Immediately and eaugh'
hold Of her. bringing er up twice, but her we gt oe
irg too much for MIN, he vas compelled the second
time TO et 90 hs hold Of her, when she sank and
drowned and he weakened ane. exhausted by the ei-
forts ne made to his wife, was only saVed IRON
death himself By the timely assistance OF some boat
mep who threw a rope 10 him, which he 'cok hold OF
and vas drawn from the water. Eas.en ExpTess.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
THE KANSAS ELECTION.

Below will be found the official proclamation of the
Board of Commissioners on the English Propositions
In accordance with the provisions OF an act OF Con-
gress approved May 4, 1853 entitled An Act for the
- admission Of the State of Kansas into the Union,
the undersigned Board of Commissioners having care
fully canvassed the returns received by them OF the
election held the first Monday in August 1893, on the
propositions therein submitted and made in conform
y with the requirements Of said act, have ascer-
tanned the vote 10 be by counties and precincts, as
fnllours.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10


Justices BsEsSsS, sIrERs and CossoLLy
Number Of cases 70; convictions, o.
Charles Connolly stealing eggs. Peni.eDtiary three
aontas.
Joserh Pills, stealing lead pipe. Rsmsnded.
Samuel Bum, stealing Aherpskins. Three months
Cathsrinr Carr, stealing cotton. Three months
James Alien, stealing bags. Sir months
Ann OCouHer, Sc 'alius shoes One month.
Alexander Thmble, assault and battery. Jdgmsn
pended
Ellen Thomey assault and battery. Judgment suspended
Daniel Stevens, assault anu battery. Three months
CsthgTlnc Wellington, stealing clothing, Two bargss Re-
ulanded iof s-nteLce
John Baxter, stealing bank notes ReInsldsd.
Helen Casey, stralng table cloth. Sia months
John Newsin Villain Csmpbrl and Henry Copse assault.
Three months each.
John Henry stealings pis Of lead. Six naonths
Wm. Arthur ssssul. and battery. Judgment suspended
Henry Kennedy, assault and battery six months
MsrgAe' Gorman assault and battery, Two coHpn,a Two
months on each
Hagh Quinn, assault; and battery. Six months
Lewis cogl and Caroline Lawson i.ecent errosa'e of
person. Rsmantet.
John H. Edes assault and battery dsmen; s.'pended
Elizabeth Bowman, stealing hani. SlA months.
Charles DONney, stealing cOiIs. Six months
John Donshoe stealing copper. Three months.
James Jacobs stsalDz wool Six nlonths.
Jonn Thris, assault aud battery. Thirty days
John Omen, stealing shoes. Keninnded.
(a,nafin. Costello assault sus battery. Twenty days
John y AXE. assault and battery. Two months
Ann 81 ar,y stealing pillows. One mouth
Martha assault and battery Judgment sirfs ,led
Jniis jackson, stealing clothes. Three monta..
Phibp Hughes. assaul; and battery. Fined ~
Henry Nsndsley, stealing doth. Six month.
Susan Mitchell stealing decsnter. SIX months.
Francis Mrfarty, assault and battery Two moltLs.
Edwin Morris assault aud battery. Fined 80.
Painck Flaming s1d Thomas Fleming, Assault AID battery.
Fined - each.
John M.Ieiey, s-s--l: aud os;:efy Fined go.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
e Chamber adjourned for one month.
La " LNIELLIGE.VCE

SUPREME C0URT-CHaNBERs--sEFr. a-Before Jldso
DAVIES
SUIT AGAINST The OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
&C. Straner al. sst. The Ocean u >arance Company.
This was motion on an order 70 show cause why
injunction should issue and receiver be- sppoiDsd
the around that the above Company was insolvent.
Ae hearing the argumet the Court ordered reference Of
the Mr.. Waldo Hutchins the facts
sardng the insolvency the Company by examining the books
and papers and the officers Of the Company and other
witnesses be produced by either party and to report
forthwith 70 the Court thereon.
y. Rolker for plaintiffs; J. w. Gilbert for defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
!, AND ERIE RAILROAD.-C

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and after MONDAY May TO- 1889 and until further notice
Passenger Trains w leave Pier foot Of Dusnest follows sz
DUNKIRK EXPRESS for DunkTk and principal Ill
termeda;e Stations.
MAIL TRAIN a, M for Duniirk and Buffalo and inere'
date Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p from foo, Chambers-s'.,
via PicTnont. for Suferns and Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER a, ,. u ior New buish Mdde;own ard
Intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p m, for Dunkirk and Blhslo.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
These Express Trans connect at Elnr with the ElnIa Ca
nsndsgla aud Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls az Bs
with the Syracuse aud Bin zhsmon Railroad Tor syra-
ouse; Corning With the Buffalo Corning and New YORK
Railroad for hester Greaf Bend with the Delaware,
and Wes:en Railroad for Scranton a, Hones-
vile with the Buffalo NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo
al Buffalo Dunkirk with the skeShore Railroad for Ceye
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Nc:
Il. y. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

~
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western NorthWeste and South Wes,ern
States continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
Psburgh with daily lines of steamers 20 al ports on tae
Rivers Cleveland aud Sandaky with the steam
all the Northwestern Lake--Eaklns The most
direct cheap reliable by which FREIGHT BE- for
warded 10 and from the Gres; West. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FEsr CLAssGBoos Shoe. ns's and CAP noVas Is cents p
boxes and bae.), Feathers Furs, Sc............)
SECOND CLAss.-Domestic Shee,ing, ShiIting and
Tckns lin Original halrs DRUG. n casks) Hard p
we Leather jin ros or boaes Wool and Sheep 100 D
Pelrs. Eastward.
THIRD CLAss-Anvi-, Steel Chains lin essksI cents Z,
Hemp Bacon and PORK, aled loose or N .seksl 100 M
Tobacco Manufactured, excep. Cigars or CUT &c.
FopRrH CLAss.-Cofee, fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork n casks or boxes Easwsrd Lard and Lard cents
on Nails Soda A.h German Clay, Tar, Pitch 100 70.
Rosiu.
FLoUR- =, bb- until further notice.
GkAN- I, leo n unti. further notice.
CorToS bale not exceeding 500 weight, Until further
notice. ,,,.
In shipping goods from any por. east OF Phsdep be par
.ar 20 mark the package VIA Pennsylvania Railroad" AL
Goods consigned the Agents of this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without detention.
FsricHr AGESrs-Harfis Wormlsy Co., Memphis Tenn.
r. + Sass Co. s.. Louis p q. OReily Co, Evansville.
Ind D1mssuil Bel Co.. and Garter Jewett, Louisville
Ky b c. Medrum. Madison. nd H. w Brown Co. and
Irwin Co, Cincinnati, ". ". Graham Co, ZAAesylle.
Ohio Leech Co. No. 81 Kibys:, Boston Leech Co No
Asor House. NewYork and No. South Wi.am-s;, New
York, T. j. Sneeder, Philadeph Maga~ koons, BAH
more: Il. A. stewart Pittsburgh.
H. II. HOUSTON Genera Freight Agent Philadelphia.
T. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
Anil
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
DEM vANIA RAILROAD.

Il IHk GRkAI IkNIhAL hOtIE-
The Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh with rail-
and from s. Louis No AhoE Gaeaa and Chi ago,
VI Frankfor. Lexington and Louisville. Ky Terra Haue
Madison Lafayette and ndanspoh Ina Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield beeonalge, sandasky, Toledo Cleveland Co.
lGbs, 2anesve Msssion tHd Wooster Ohio with the
steam packet boats from aId 70 New Orleans ST. Louis Lo
vile and Cincinnati.
Through tickets for the East be bad any the above.
IeItoued place. in the Wes,
PASSENGERS will fad mi. lie shortest expedite and
comfortable ros;e between The Ess; and me Wcs;.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 20 HOURS.
FROM SEW-YORk TO CHICAGO IN 50 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN VI HOURS.
Fare ss low any other 70 -:e.
See haldhls IL .he hotels OF This city.
Through Ii kets further Information te had a. lie
oHi-e Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Ne ? Astor House, Broadway.
January J. 1858. j. l. ELLIOTT. Asen:
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freal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of StwYors notice Is hereby s
having against the estate Of HENRY II. BARCLAY
ate Il The City Of New iors deceas-d prsen.
h you thereof the sabscribr the Office Of Ruin;
erfaId FuabIc., Ne. u Wal street IN The City OF SewY0rk
on or hre seventeenth day o.! MIr-h uextDated New
York The ninth aay Of S-r.eml-r 1850.
WALTER {. BARCLAY, Adainis:. a,or kc.
..pIO lswttnFrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

killed by tie saIne parry. Having nothing 20 In:er-
ere with their uaragding expeditions into Mexico, me
incisns have literally fs possession Of The country
from The Peeos 20 For. Davis Tor travelling purposes,
and they make {. profitable by Way Of pluntering and
uurdering enigranis, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
1hl MlleIley s.,..I. and bs..tfY. FIned tI0.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-szFr. a-B fore Jldss
lLLgsk.

HhBEAS tDkPg..
Some days ago Walton G.. MiecdiOr sued ont writ
hab.es corpus assin Mr Wn THOMPSON, geBt of
property residing Brooklyn II khts, and bsns, ns we
ale gir that ey detained Medora A. Alsddlo "a. ~lir ~
tb. r.,iner The WI was seryed Mr THOMPSON only,
and h by bis rstarn aai,s ina; he Mr. Hsddor -h-
tg shtsT dsss that h. has sny control over h.f
or t 4. has had au..h1g DO h her since .bs sf, bs
house TWO month. ego The partly heard yes,sfay
n ,h adv was no. prodnced 4 that The parties
srd against IT, of Mr. Tbompson and his ~fe, he
t1e being cutie cesbraed Brooklyn belle Arr being 20
r.sh.r b ~ ouss e her husband, and a. ALLEGED,
,,n.d nom. ~ her psrrn number ~ sssAonabls people
wr ur, sent no s-eurd take great interest H. ne ease.
H. mir eri,y A. doomed 20 disappointment az The fts
.,~ mo- eoue ,o hearing further ADJOURNED, 'ns
e ,s.ne lie, ell ns parties APPEARED tbr Drst
occon b. wodd hold Mr. Thompson - srrt accountability
f,x.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONS-THuRsDaY sEpr D.
Before judge RUSSELL

Very slowly H. yet, the work Of this C0ur. pro-
Only bough, before Jury yeserday
samnel Mccarthy charged with assault and battery
Poll oticer Thomas Walsh of h. Fourth Precinct and was
convicted Judge Russell sentenced him the PenenuaIy
six weeks
James Brien and Patrick Ksten indicted for burglary
third degree, breaking the Of Thomas
August 7h pIea drd guilty attempt Larceny,
the House Of Ret uge The Court then Adjourned