New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

- ..1or,, of music. We need n"'"S ~
-, 90 ,be cbartably disposed as tne no''i'y
t0 s''eI 80 ,he cav calico scene will lena an a'
..Go,' -, ,susIly belonging TO such occasions La
30 >. h,r dress dance after ii O'CLOCK ru'c'SSe''
r..t'a.. uu kill two birds with one S'onc-opos
sIaoao,xss and aid deserving ohartaole assoc".onS
sn,.-.i uelknown gentlemen connected WIN ,ne ~
g. wiB to-day call upon our merchants 10 oo""'e
I'r .,nsvn flannel, sc. Remnants will prove ac-
unable. Mr.. Everetts caution al MS iec'u', oH
o...d.v gi be lived up to by intrustng your ahafi
lie. TO these associations
p.-so,s who have no money to get teachsr oi
French have now opportunity Of trying .n,n n."u'
., The polite language gratutousy as MI Duoo'S' No
"a, Brosdvsy, offers to give lessons for morning s'ery
Thursiay evening
Yesterday afternoon company OF chldreh Mostly
bomeless orphan boys and girls gathered Oy the E'i.
drens Aid Society, left the city under tne cnarge VI
Mr. Henry Fiedgen. They were hea"y sD' Warmly
dassad and in high spirits full of hope and happiness
sThsv vere accompanied BY a party of poor working
p;rIs from the Branch Office, who gladly avaed them
seye, Of the opportunity of betterpg their condition
THy Nrw-YoRK PRrsS.-The publication OF new
weekly journal, with the foregoing title has been
commenced in this city by Mr.. James Adee, at No.2l
Centre street. 1t is handsomely printed periodical
pf IS pages ordnay quarto size illustrated after the
siye Of those popular English Publications tn
Ioaden Jouraai ana "RcyHOldS M'scciioay.'
THE Larg CASE OF KIDSAPP1SG.-Ye yesterday Mr.
George T. Trmble appeared before the Mayor and
made ~ AFFIDAVIT; showing that the colored lad KID
mapped in this city by Mason Thomas, and taken
10 yiryina when he supposed lie was going to Penn
tylyani. for employment was free negro, and had
been pupil in the Colored Grammar School in Null
berry street Mr.. Peterson, the colOred Principal OF
,be school had made an affidavit as was stated in our
report yesterday, but the Mayor OF Richmond insisted
ca the affidavit of some white man being procured.
6ir Trimbles affidavit, which we publish below, en-
titles IL G captive to his liberty Mayor Iienlnn sent
en- answer to Mayor Mayo yesterday, ncosng the al
6dsvit:'
George T. Trmble being duly sworn, says that he
as Trustee of the Public School Society of the City
Of Ner-YOrk during the year 1910, and that he was
familiar with the mode Ofenteling the names and resi-
denoes in the registers of the various schools under
the charge of said Society; that he has examined the
segster OF the ColOred Grammar School No. at No.
135 Mulberry street and he finds in said register dur
ing the year lsi0 an entry to the effect that George
AnderSOn aged IL, entered school JAN ~ lolU, resi-
depce East Broadway, parents or guardian niu,e j.
Smith that he has doubt OF the authenticity OF the
record contained in said register, of the truth of
the facts therein stated as TO slld Gorge Ander5On
shat said school was for colored children and was
under The care Of the Public School Society OF the
City Of New-York. GRO T. TRIMBLE. :
Affirmed before me 'A % DANiEf JAN I'i TiEM4NN Mayor
SrDrcrioy.-A young Euglishman, named Frede
rick Lomax, was arrested yesterday afternoon, by
Officer King, of the Lower Police Court a charge
Of seduction preferred by very pretty Canadian girl,
named Jane Janet Hamilton. 1t appears that IN the
latter part of the year 1851 Frederick became ac-
suainted with Miss Hamilton, at the house OF her
mother who resides 10 the City Of Toronto and com
nenoed paying attention TO her. He continued his
attention, to her without the knowledge or consent OF
lsr mother until the 2ith day of November, 1891,
when ho proposed that they should eope, 90 to New
York and get married. Frederick told the girl that
II hsd great many friends in New-York, VINO would
b. glad 10 SEQ her and enterta her. Relying upon
his promises honor and good faith, Miss Hamilton
abandoned her home and friends, and in company with
Frederick came on to this city, arriving here on The
,ra,inp of the 9Sth Of November. Instead of taking
nor 70 tho house Of his friends he conveyed her to
house somewhere in the city, but in whai street or 10
salty size did not know. The house was kept
Ir French woman, who spoke imperfect English
Miss Hamilton asked Frederick why he brought her
toa strange place. when he told her some story about
p,,bipg TO surprise his friends. He remained with her
lHSing the day, aud proposed staying with her all
night To this she made strong objections, but he per-
rs,ed in remaining Her prayers and entreaties were
OF no avail. Under promise that he would marry her
or the following day, she permitted him to stay The
following day she begged Of him TO keep his promise,
b.; he put of until another day. In this manner he
promised her from day to day until the 29th of Janu
ary ut when she received letter from him, setting
forth that he was about going to England and advising
lei 10 return to her mother and friends. Upon re-
Ceying this letter. she sought the advice of some friends
the had made in the city and was advised to prefer
complaint against Lomax Complaint was made
before Justice Connolly, who issued warrant upon
which he was apprehended yesterday afternoon, aud
accommodated with cell in the City Prison. where he
viii remain until an examination can BE- had. Mr.. G.
X. g. Nash, an acquaintance of both parties, made
affidavit setting forth that he had often heard Lomax
requested him Nash to procure the services of cler
eyInan The day fixed, the clergyman came at
the appointed hour but Lomax failed to make his ap
peaaace. The accused is but eighteen years of age.
THY LOTTERY POLIcY BUsISIss.-The action Of the
Mayors squad under charge Of Sergt Berney is hav
ing the effect to rapidly suppress the traffic n lottery
poiees. The policy dealers are in quandary. The
police, on visiting several Of their shops yesterday
found them closed aud business entirely suspended
One aI1eet was made--Wm. Brisley of No. "A Dyis
ioa street, for selling policies. lie had been COM
planned OF. lie was held TO bail in 500 to answer.
t~IuFE or BURGLAR pY WoxAv.--On Tues
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