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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

PRoPosED BRisCH RAILROAD 10 GLEN Cow
The citizens of Glen Cove have lately been be-tirrng
themselves on the importance of railroad facilities to
and from New-York. some were in favor of connect
ing wifi the Lorg Island Railroad at some convenient
point; but in view of the unsettled state of affairs on
tina, re with regard to the of steam on the Brook
yn terminus it s doubtful whether they will not hest
tate having any connection with that road. The pro-
jet which appears to be most fayoraby considered is
TO extend the Flushing Road to Glen Cove as orig
naly proposed on the ground that, while the latter
will not be liable to interruption from any action by the
Brooklyn authorities, it will at the same time afford
better facilities for reaching the city at various son-
yenient points than the Long Island Road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
HORSE TRADE IN HON LIFE.
MARINE COURT-FEs. g. Iajs.-Betore Hon. A.
NARn. and a JnrY.

MAXINE IUT NT-FEB. 3, IA3.-BetOre Hon. a X. NAV.
NAkD, and Jury.
William A. Barr aQt. Ambrose G.. Kingsland.-Thls
the damage sustained BE- the plaintiff b.
,son having received unsot horse from Ills Honor
Msyog kpgaDa The evidence showed that kinssand
cbsssd 81 valuable horse worth 40 thoresbouts and
gave exchange and $40 The evidence The part -
the plaintiff showed thsl Mayor Knsasd represented the marc
10 b. tety sound when IN fart appeared that she was bsy
siHcsd with the heaycs This lupiaion Indignantly DE-
MED by Hi Honor who appeATed the stand witness and
he was Partially sustained evidence ofscouPe olb oosoA
II appeared that the given by the Mayor the plaintiff
actually sold by him for the Of S77 aud thai Il hsd
been represented BY the Mayor worth about 400 The
Judge Instructed the Jury as to the law Of and deceit
rensklng hst though in general men, when engaged In
hore trade supposed themselves sboved from every moral and
RACES other The Jury disagreed standing nine In svu
swsrdng the plah sico damages and three sy'f
the defendant. r. /. Andrews aud Geo K Thompson t%
Plaintiff Bsrret Ziugnsde for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
SUPERIOR COuRT-sprrM TssA-Foha

The Hazard Powder Compsny va. Jshn Dngss-
ovenuled With costa Defendant TO have 10
Charles II. Mccullough vs.. VIM, BOdine ct a.
Motion granted without costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
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TIE FOURTH WEEk.-Immense. success IN
rsreed triumph The Of the people il the voice OF
truth Ard III, people by rowdiog night after night 10 witness
e. have decided that the best American Drama yet Is
H. I,,e- ia the fourth we OF its sue
Ss,iu performance Of BARNUMs MUSEUM Repeated tonight
IgELAsp As In Is" this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

SVCcIsSTrI BASH FORGERr.--An audacOus rogue
popetrated on Saturday two large forgeries, one Of
which was successful to the amount Of $1,000 upon
the Contir entail Bank. The first forged check Of
the New.York Betting and Packing Company, prob
ably taken from their check book, as it had their
special stsmp upon it, TO tie amount of $1,000, which
the Bank certified as good. This check the ferger
attempted to sell in Wall street for soyereigns, and
had been successful in selling IT. but before the bar
gam was finished, the brokers went to the Bank to
see if it all right, which stimulated u further
scrutiny TO see if the check really good as II had
been certified. This scrutiny led to q GSl upon the
drawers Of the check, and as extra time was lost in
finding them, the forger escaped. Not at all appalled,,
however, by this mishap he presented forged check
of $500, at later hour Of the day, upon the
Continental Bank, purporting TO be drawn by the
New-Yoik Betting and Packing Company, and as well
executed the check upon the Mercantile. This lat
ter check after conversation, the Bank paid in
81 and $lO0 bills. This was on Saturday and on
Monday the forger was going about Wall street to
turn his bills into gold a.d currency. With Morrison
& Co. he had succeeded to about g. 900, and with
Thompson to the amount of 81 O00 and the remaining
$1,000 he was at work changing when last heard
II, N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
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PrRDY's NATIONAL THEArER.-Io,N NIGHT a
ou. Il b. giv, this avoe heaer MI
Chs frau who remains nights longer will appear In the
- Am. % LAST PostrEu" and
ETw.YoRx" The drama OF " THE MAPPING Old STAIRS
makes ny the prog anime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

SrsrrcrrD OF BEIsG PIcKPocTFrs.-An Irish wo-
man. nsmed Mary Forbes was arrested on Saturday
bv officer Quinn of the Eighth Precinct, on suspicion of
being pckpocket. She had in her possession gold
watch containing the following inscription: present
ed 10 W. s. Munday, p. q. NJ, by Mariners Lodge,
No. 81, Free and Accepted Mssons.' Justice Quack-
enbush committed Mary to prison for examination.
Officer Roach Of the Sixteenth Precinct on Saturday
evening arrested two fellows, named James iIice ana
Daniel Noble on suspicion of having picked the pock-
ct OF Mr. Gregory of his pocket-bcok, containing a
con siderable amount of money. Justice Quackenbush
committed the accused for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

ForsD DRowSrD An Inquest was held az tho
Fourth Precinct Police Station ON Saturday by
Coroner Hills on the body of man named James
Kelly who is supposed to have fallen overheard a. 'ne
foot Of Oliver street f. r. and drowned while intox-
Gated The Jury rendered verdict of death by
accidental drowning" Kelly was born in ireland, and
% years Of age.
John Rafferty,, Nh. had been missing since the 9Th
inst, was also found floating in the dock foot OF the
same street How he came in the water is unknown,
but it is thought the drowning WAS accidental, as no
marks Of violence were pcrceptlble ON the body.
Coroner Hills held an inquest on the body, and the
Jury rendered a verdict Of " Death by supposed
drowning" Rafferty, was 81 years Of ago and na'
tive Of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

OrTRAGE Uros FTAALE II NEw CtNAAS, CoSs.
A company Of fact young men in the village OF
Ncw-Cauaan, Conn, few days ago enticed young
woman by the name Of Davis into saloon in that
place to paItake of refreshments and after stu
pefyng' her with drugged liquor, succeeded in vio-
sting her person. The victim remained insensble for
several hours after she conveyed home. The par
ties implicated. seven or eight in number, were ar
rested and placed under bonds for their appearance to
ar swer for the ofense The occurrence It il said has
had the effect OF causing oil tie liquor shors in the
place 10 b. closed BY the authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

SHOOTING AFTRAY Is 4 GRocERY.-Ohcer Bedei,
of the Sixth Prec;uct yesterday arrested Henry Meyer
clerk in the grocery store Of Frederick Swartz, No.
"a Mulberry street, on charge of felonious ASSAULT
and battery preferred against him by John Green OF
No. 66 Cherry street. It appears that while Green
was in the store he was assaulted by Meyer who en-
deavored to eject him forcby from the premises, as
complainant alleges without cause; and failing to ae-
compsh his purpose Immediately he seized revolver
and fred three times. The third shot took effect IN
compainants arm, causing a severe wound. The &c
cused was taken before Justice Connolly, who held
him TO bail in the sum of Al 600 to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Notice hiss been given TO the Assembly OF blu 70
impose tax upon dogs throughout the state. Inis IS
avery proper move. and although intended especially
for the benef. Of farmers who lose their sheep AID
suffer other injuries from dogs where there great
difficulty of getting redress it Is still more important
Q ,he cities. Hs<e, IN Nev.York NO pay thousands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

FAIAL RRsrLr or ISJuRE'.-Coroner Connery
yesterday held an inquest at No % iIamersley street
on the body of Joseph Folk German, thirty years of
age who died from the result of injuries received on
the LIST inst. Folk was a vanisher, and the day in
question at work for Messrs. Brenner and Moore,
manufacturers Nos. IS and - King street. While on
the roof of the building, boy went up through the
scute TO fly his kite Not succeeding to his fancy, he
gave the string to Folk to manage and the latter in
making few steps backward, fell through the scuttlc
which had been left open, and fell to the floor below,
distance Of seventeen feet lie received internal and
other injuries, which resulted fatally. The Jury rem
dered verdict of death by injuries accidentally re-
Ceyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

THE FIGHr IN WILLIAM srRErT.-Ihe paragraph
in Yesterday mornings TRIBuSE about disturbance
in I.ndemullei saloon in William street was not quite
correct. Mr.. Lndemulier was first assaulted, without
provocaon, and evidently for the purpose of getting
hold of his money which he was just counting up as
he was closing for the night set of brass knuckles
WAS taken from one of the attacking party who were
pretty roughly handled, they deserved to be- but
none Of them were dangerously hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Found n THE WArER.-Coroncr Hills held an M
quest at the foot OF Robinson street. North River on
the body Of an unknown man about 10 years Of age,
who was found floating between two canal boats st
that place. About o'clock on Sunday mornisg man
answering the description Of the deceased was seen BY
Matthew Wadsworth OF No. 40 West set, crossing
West street, toward the pier. He vas much intoI'
Gated and doubtless in his efforts to get one OF the
boats, feI overheard and was drowned. The man IL
of about the medium size, with dark brown side
whskers, white cotton shirt blue muslin shut, dark
doublebreased silk vest roundabout coat dark pants
each knee patched with grey wooden cloth, common
overals brogan shoes, and blue cloth cap. The body
had been in the water but few hours Tho Jury
rendered a verdict Of death from some causes TO them
III known, but supposed TO be by drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

By the vile pictures glazing from the winlcw, Of
low ,bors, We are reminded OF The approach OF St
Valentines Day-,ho lith OF February. We hesr
tina. in consequence Of the crisis the traffic in that de.
ectable literature known a. " Valentines has beon
limited 10 a very low figure compared with former
yesrr-a gratifying proof that 1t is i'll wind that
blows no one TO good. From the gradual decline Of
former years. and the general neglect of this there is
some ground for the indulgence Of hope that the
vulgar business will 60 out Of fashion altogether
There Is no excuse for such outrages on an 10 say
nothing of morality and the the whole business
is abandoned the better. True, there deli
cate and elegant valentines, but for one such there
are ten goes things disgusting in design and offensive
in text.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-SPgcI.L TERN-Peb. s.-B.fe~
Judge CULyzk.
DECISIONS.

Roswel Graves ss- Hiram Berdan.
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 Is with costs, the
Court holding tina; The destruction BY Gre without fault Of lend
lord I'D sse the tenant from BIZ coyensnt to pay reat
81 s. The building i1@s S ..s BE- S'S1
the expiration Of the ss- Action was brought r the foh
Fs5Sy LAWRENCE by Der ass snd
Defendants motion for new trial on judges min
event e 1id h s 'S't hS ' to nc he .ans
days. The uia granted the sole ground that tbs
.S K @9S ~ oa. the rspo al. lad .sn .s
from BIZ houe nile visit there and obtained vss
o''' ''' John g La,,u.r at H. IIm Wheeler
Defendant. motion for new trial granted, with
cos,s to sbde event and without prejudice either party
John j. CnTia Ogt. l.. b. Chapman Defendants
T 1Da thai s s with aas sy ,s'' o. ~ ''
VIM Mackay agt. Aeklay FNeh.-Defendanis mo-
ton tor new trial denied with costa
VIM. II. Bernard agt The Brooklyn Sugar Re-
6Dey Motion to default and TO ySc4s certain ores
The Fir.t Willamsburgh, &C., Building Associations
sat Mary Ge.s and others same agt John Knpp and obor
srnsci. Mona. e: Frederick Lich Anson Blake at Band
The February Term of the City Court will com
merce On holdsy.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-Y,s a-B-frs Re-
corder BARNARD.
Soon after the organization Of the Court the morn
money! in the second degree pIe.d.d gritty, "s'p IN N
Fila McDemott, indicted with the above-nsmed
party rsery the second DEGREE eonsnees 70 ssno tns
scoordnsly Pot upon her TIA. ~ eoahLren 49,
was As lil on tie Hancock bsnf Hss Zoo % ;nasd
Wa shown offered several - on the se9vs
.nk 10 dfrep persons the night Of The zftn " Deoemeer
AZ In one css~ suoceeded IN passing a upon dusss
In the purchase Of twenty cents worh o. sod
On evening fhe offered counter.
~, ~ he sane xnd the sse bsnk and Wa told
distinctly the bills bad IN: was tne '@eNsnee OF Tue svt
Tor he rry 70 The prisoner twenty one years Old
- IN leland lives Chatham street. and servant by
,sa III Jury retired ser very clear charge fom the Re
S- nm N. ax applicable 10 the facts IN evidence and No
verdict Of xllfy
visa d frred till saturday
Geo. Brown was then placed on trial, indicted for
.nd oceny stealing toe night Of the Och Of January el
N rd silver and bills from John koss West Tverty ss0
,sst The larceny alleged 70 have been committed N
Don Teg,h aid Ross poskivsy Ai
IL the salooa BE- e Brown t6rustns bis hand hs
ss0kashs sus postst n wtsh he vitae" @sasS &c ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

IioroR DEALERS CeNTRIBUTiNc TO INK Poos.
FrNp.--The Jersey City Missionary has receives
from the Liquor Dealers BeneyoIeSt soe.9y 81 .nss
city, the sum OF $lsJ -, TO BE applied TO the fehe' "
the moor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

q 3ollan evefy yeI Iof cAlolhg 'ogs 9r raher. Z
fer fAy ceuLs head for every dog TIA oan be snug
gled pto the city durrg the Summer season. The
u,I consequences Of Dis regulation II 20 induce BOYS
10 s.si, in fsc, It places premium on thiovng and
Wing. and eivcz employment 10 great many yags-
tnI IN tho rural districts who raja dogs N .e in our
citv during TIE operation OF tbe dog law Let hsve
beevy tax upon these snimsls say from FIVE to ten
dollars rer year. with tho imperative regulation that
each cur shall have collar, upon which the owners
name nni re sdence shall be engraved and lat every
doc no, thus protected be at once disposed Of by the
,oloe or some other regulsryappointed authority.
Soch law fully carried cut would be the means Of
saving 10 the poorer classes Of people msny thousands
Of dollars spent upon the wretched curs in the way of
purcbase aud keeping while niuetenhs of the animals
themselves are an sbominaton and nuissrce to the
peigbborhood where they ara hsrbored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

CLERK Is DRY GOODs STORE CHARGED WITH
EnsrzzLrMr Dixon OF the Sixth Pre-
cinot yesterday morning srprehended j. W. Watson,
on "A charge Of embezzlement preferred against him by
A. T. Stuart, in whose establishment he recently
employed as clerk in the furnishing department. 1t
appears that Watson was enjoyed in the furnishing
DEPARTMENT in March last aud remained in that situa
ton until the following December, when, for some
reason or other, he discharged. Upon an account
of stock being taken recently it discovered that
about 81 800 worth Of goods had been stolen, and
suspicion at once fell upon Watson as the thief Many
of the most valuable pieces of goods had been cut in
such manner and so rolled up that even the clerk at
present in charge of the department was deceived
The pieces when measured were found to be much
that from $50 to 25 worth had been cut of each piece
of goods The total amount Of the embezzlement
exceeds 81 600 but as the value Of the piece taken at
any one time will not exceed So, the accused can
only be aIraigned on charge of petit larceny. The
residence Of Watson in Brooklyn was searched, and
some of the stolen property found secrced in trunks.
large part q the property has beenrecovered from yar-
Gus pawn Offices about the city. The pawnbrokers will
he hedvy losers they received the goods
at Il low figure. One shop loses about 800. Watson,
when arrested, was making preparation to &C TO Canada
in the Disguise Of policeman, aud had his carpetbag
packed. The accused is q native Of England, and
about t. years of age Justice Brennan of the Jciier-
son Market Police Court, committed Watson TO prison
for trial, in default of $1,000 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

F,r,1 AccrpFSr Al R,HwAr.-Mr. Horny Heald.
residing near Railway, WAS fatally injured last reek,
Inv colt mon which he was riding falling backward
man him Mr. Head was - years old, and engages
in N.w-York in the wholesale wine aud liquor bua-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

The Hon. Neal Dow will address our citizens this
evening in the Academy Of Music on his Mission to
England. The Rev. DR.. Tying will Introduce him with
al address. The Mayor will preside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Fatal REsULI Oh INTSNPERANCE.-C Coroner Hills
led an inquest at the Sixth Precinct Police Station
on the body Of Michael COrcOran, native of Ireland
% wears of age who found lying dead in the rear
ward of premises No. - City Hal place by Ohicer
Rel of the Sixth Ward. Corcoran was a man of in
tomperate habits and while intoxicated fell from the
back stoop the tagging. The injuries he received
were the cause Of death. verdict of death by
injuries accidentally received was rendered by the
jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

BuRs1ARr.-On Friday last between the hours of
and p NJ. the house OF VIM. a. HAyer, Ihlrtie'h
street, third door east Of Second avenue was entered
by burglars, and the following property stolen: One
gold watch Robinson, maker, marked L. II. on back
ore Lepiue gold watch one gold watch mounted "'td
pearls; one dozen silver forks marked Susan one
dozen spoons marked 5. f. s. and ). ii. s. an assort-
ent of jowey much of it valuable; s5O IN gold, and
$50 in city and State bills The burglars effected an
entrance by bursting open the basement door, The
family were absent at the time No arrests have been
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Injured BY Az EXPLosIoS.-A boy employed II
the sik.dyeng establishment Of Messrs. Crabuee sA'
Wilkinson, on Staten Island, had one of his arm
broken and was otherwise injured, on Saturday las'
by the explosion of drying cylinder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

David Paul Brown, esq., one of the eminent MEN,
hers of the Philadelphia Bar, was in attendance on
Monday before the General Term of the supreme
Court for the purpose Of arguing case before ths.
tribunal Mr. Brown received the congrat asions and
welcome Of various membsw Of or Bar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

,oet,d IN he ac- Davis sad 70 - The same follow
~to burgln'ousy entered The house Of DR. W.T. No.
~ Light street sal stole theseron 500 worth OF
siyes var. Justsoc Brs,nsn committed him TO PRISON
Policy DEALERS Three printers were arrested
yesterday ior having printed the drawn numbers OF
o,ieri.s for scue Of the policy shops OF this CITY.
They pleaded ignorance OF having violated any law
COZ ring they had right to question psies bring
Ing any job in the printing Oe they fit AMI further
that they scarcely knew what the numbers were in
tended for Il was considered question a. to whether
there was anything in the lottery aW. to prohibit
pr nters from deng such work and therefore the mat.
ter Wa SIT down on Friday afternoon next. when it
viii be srgued before .be Recorder. John AruouI,
smart negro was arrcted while distributing the num-
Der received by telegraph among the policy shops.
md rss through him that the printers were found
out. lie /. held to bail in 500 "a witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

BvRG1ARr.-A fellow giving his mama as hIng'-
bury DAVIS was unprecedented yesterday morning
charged with having burSisriousy entered 'a' mus
If Mr. ". c. Romau.e. in Spring street y ''eaAios
COS 'of the hthts ove< tho iron. toot' as wa 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

RAILROAD AocIDESr.--Thc train on the Morris and
Essex Railroad, due in jersey City yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock, did not arrive until o'clock, heyinS
been detained near Morrstown, by the breaking o. the
axle of tho locomotive No persons were injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

KIsGs CorsTr CIRcriT CorRr-Nos. l, 2, 3, T. 8,
51,99 10. II. H. Is a. Is
SrPRTny CORR. SPECIAL TERs-Nos. -, 81.
BRooNrs CRY CoVRr-Ncs. 3, 12 ~, q, -, %.
~ s. &C. o. 81 81 ~. IS d. 81 S 81 Il, 81, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

F,r.s1sc R,uRo,D 10 BIZ SotD.-An order la
hem issued by the Supreme Court for the sale Of th'
ylu.b;pg Railroad on the 9Th Jay of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

THE LIGHT GUARD BALL.-Ihis affair comes Oh on
Thursday evening" at the Academy Of Music. The
annual hop of the Tigers has ever been considered
Of the finest entertainments Of the season and
engagements have been made 20 have this particular
one 60 of in style superior to what they have done
heretofore. The Committee Of Arrangements are busy
as the busiest Of busy bees, preparing everything for
good time,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

THE GANBLERs.-The batch Of gamolers "'ee'o'
at the corner Of Fast Broadway and Grand s'ree',
were brought up yesterday morning and pesuea na'a
for mercy. making affidavit that they in'enaed 10
abandon the business entirely and would never more
be connected with any of the games of enanee. Inc
Mayor thought the grest point wa gained IN 'n
and discharged them on the above promises ineH
gambling apparatus seized by the pofse' was 'eu' 70
the property clerk at the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

SINH WARp.-During the quarter year ending WIN
January there were ,?9l arrests made by the oiA'n
Ward Police, dwithin the same period 3,6i? persons
wrre furnished lodging at the Station House Of 'hd'
precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

RIAL EsTATE-The following sale OF fea esta'
was made yesterday, at the Merchants ESchsnse'
A. J. Blocker, Son & Co..
,tos and bsse house and lot No. los i6th'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

List Of Americans registered at the banking office Of
the Acknowledgment Express aud Exchange Com
pany, Paris, from Jan. ! to Jan. u 1853:
j. g. Kendall Samuel Whitney $. C. Kellogg T. Jar.
assay A. Hblsey snd family w NJ. Tleston DR. +. Pre-
and family c. L. ShsIpsteen T. Balloon. W Beukhsnn
VI. l.. T. Brown, J. j. Townsend c. NJ. Hinman W. White
wright X. Hoe and family J. Mathews d. Psche g. w
Wright, N y NJ NJ Reese Geo I. Simpson,. n. ". =. John
son w Whiting Dr. j. Noycs Ohio Dr. j. T. Talbot and
WIFI ". H. Preston w. Amory, Mass X. Fucker Va j. H.
NcaIc MATylspd j. J. Goodwin Conn W. s. Gmnee, III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

RoBBKR,Es.-The dwellipg-house Of Dr. Ourton,
No. rs South Fifth street, was entered on Sunday
night, and quantity Of wearing apparel was stolen
from the hall.
The house Of James Chambers, corner Of Bedford
and DE ksfS avenues was entered on sunday morn.
ing, while the family were at church. and robbed Of
ya.ch and sone money.