New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

IEtIURFS.-1he keN. Ur' beA""5 y W ''' ~ VI
h.s series on PsuperSm aud Cnme a. C.ntcn Hal
,lis evening.
The Rev. Dr. Hawks will repeat his lecture, "oi
Americas Message to Young Amsrcs, a. siesc's
Jbester.
Ipt,.-Mr. Ieo,ard Way will deliver be'cre tho
Mercantile Library Association sores OF lectures on
India and is People" lie will commence 90 Mon
dsv evening next. and continue on ThursJsy and AoS
day. concluding on Thursday, March H.
Mr. Charles Mathews, comedian, was marned In
this city. on Sunday evening last to Mr.. Lizzie wes
tom Davenport. lately the wife Of Mr.. 4. H. Dsyen-
MOTT Of Walsck Thea.er. We believe tia. The de-
cree of court divorciog Mr.. and Mrs. Dsvenpor va
prcrounced on Saturday Of last week.
The Cattle market was well supplied yesterday, AMI
the ouality of the stock was very far, and sod st
fair prices for both producer and con-Umer-,hst ~
sucL good beevss as the best large fat over OF New
York and ew.Englpd sold for prices oquva'en,to 10
ten cents pound for the meat of the quai,efs his
enables the wholesale butcher 10 sell the meI one or
two cents below apparent cost because he has the hae
and fat for profit and would enable the re- al butcher
10 -e his meat upon much better terms 10 the cry
consumer if he could set cost for the coarse parsens
of which are not only economical than rosss
bu,s any other than fashionable first cat Of beet,
without regard to cost
TuE SUFFERING PooR.--The extraordinary MIDI
mes OF the first two Winter months following a. dh
the advent Of hard times, was fortunate to The poor
beyond sstimats. Though there was scareoy any ds'
msnd for labor the neod OF fuel and Ut warm cloth
mo WAS less in the ratio Of the Temperature. But
| now the savings of the unemployed are about ei'
IA e IL 1. 1axy.
has borne heavily on tho sick and destitute The press
ing wants Of the sborng classes are seen inthe cfo~ds
that repair to the Superintendent of Outdoor Pc0I io
| the Park, soliciting immediate aid. No ,sss dian
twenty three thousand families at present s,i
| listed with money, and five hundred w'h money
| and coal. Instances are every day coming TO the
knowledge Of Mr.. Kallock, the Superintendent, OF dis
iretsed families who have pswncd all their available
effects 10 relieve daily necessities, and whose sensiye
ness prevented their application for public charity.
The names Of such persons have generally been re-
ported by benevolent individuals who interest them
elves in searching out the really deserving among the
uaeiDg destitute Happily, the funds al tie Gspoesl
t this branch OF the Alms-House Department s,e
sufficient to meet oil present demands.
-
REAL EsTATE.-The following sale Of real sstsis
wus made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, BY
A. j. Beecker Son IL Co.: Two-story, attic and
basement frame house in 'front.' with four-story brick
house in the rear and lot No. 90 Baxter street. 100
feet south Of Canal street; lot 25xlol-F,7,h.
THRIL JoHsS ~ TEouBLE.--On TUESDAY aGer.
noOn as the chanbeTnaid Of the Orleans Eous<, No.
q CourtlaDdt street engaged in her usual duties
in the upper part Of the establishment upon going ~
the bar keepers to make his bed found the door
fastened on the inside. She tried her pass key num-
her nf but AZ tk
the door was bolted. knowing that the bsy-keeper
was at his post in the lower part of the house,
thought something was wrong and pushed ia such
persevering manner upon the door that she finally
opened it, when she discovered man in the room
What do you want 7" said che. "Wa.sr and a
towel" said the fellow vey coolly. IA bring
them directly" ead the chambermsd, pretending to
take but little notice and hurTying down sars she IN
rmed the bsrkeeper Of the fact. Officer len. of the
Third Ward wss cent for, sad the intrudos arrested
with two other fellows, who were fouDd IN different
rummagins trunks and bureaus for plumber. Tbs
man FIRST discovered gave his name John Williams
and the others as John johnson and John S,evsns
The prisoners were locked up for examination. II
subsequently appeared that stevens was fugitive
iiom Boston, where he is wanted to answer charge
Of burglary lie was arrested q. that plscs bU. msSe
biz escape.
THE SnooTIsG AfTRAY IN Canal rRtIr.-James
Duyeknck, the young fireman sready reported ss-
having been shot IN the abdomen OF Monday hight
the sgeI-beer saloon Of John Muller No. los Canal
street, BY J. Frederick Budeukopp, Terth Ward
constable was much wore yesterday. Ali Toesdsy
night he was in deirous state, being unaware Of any
hing which was rapspiring about him, aud unable 10
recognize his Friends hundreds OF whom have called y,
see hun since the melancholy occurrence. Ihs medi'
cal gentlemen have given up e bopes OF their patients
recovery, and bis death at almost any hour would not
be an unexpected event. Mr. Duyckinck has wife,
ard beautiful daughter shout tive Year of age.
Budenkopp the prisoner, still in close c,rbemen,
awaiting the result Of tie injuries. There sppesr 10
be lack Of motive On the part OF BudsEkopp for
shooting Nr. Duycknk, as they never had any previ
evs difficulty. Judge Van Coit and eI-Jsoge John
Anderson jr., hsve been retained eoassel for the
defendant.
BIGAAI.-A lad named Join Henry, si.as john
Jackson, was spprehended yesterday on { charge ol
bssmy, preferred against him by Ellen Tcolc, wbs s.
leges that under the name Of John jackson the GO
cused married her the 9Th Of May 1850, tbe cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. ". EeAles,
Pa tor o. the church corner OF Twenty th street and
Eighth avenue. She fmther alleged that st the tune
ot rneh marriage he bad wife living. 4 Certificate
WIS presented to The Court showing ths, JohO Henry
and Ann ToohIl were married on the 18th day OF
August, lsjl, according TO the rites Of tie Roman
Ca'lohc Church, by Wm. Quinn, Pastor u g, Peters
duich. The two wives "a. hex. 10 each ctLsr dsnhg