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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

ARrgsIAs WELL AT LOUls'nLE-SALI WATER
FouND.-Our enterprisDg fellow citizens, C. l. A.
V. Dupont, who have for some months been boring
an artetan well to supply their paper mill with wsef
have now reached the depth of LOO feet: They
have De netrated reservoir Of eat water. which from
this great depth will send up stream to the top OF
the mil about fifty feet above the surface OF the
earth. The subteTaDean pressure OF this column OF
water may be said to be strong enough to throw up
1875 feet since the present stream Is borne through
bed of sanG 76 feet deep, after it leaves the orice
the stone before it the surface OF the eaith
and is then forced 20 feet above the surface CT the
earth 1t is possible that tho stream of water now
running from the We'll might he borne much higher If
none of s force were lost. The tube through which
II passes s only inch in diameter, while the bore
Of the well is three and half inches. This small
tube, with end wrapped round as 70 enlarge it,
il inserted i'll the bore OF the insertion cannot
he water proof ana much Of the force which bears up
tie stream is lost. With tube the size Of the b )re
closely inserted, larger volume Of water might be
borne much higher. The water now thrown out is
decidedly salty. The temperature was 6lo Fahren
heit while that Of the air was ga difference OF o.
The Messrs. Dupont have not yet determined what
ihey will DO, but the probability is that they will go
deeper. Mr. Kellogg. their superintendent thinks
there is another reservoir at the depth OF 100 feet
f,d by the drain from the Benson Hills that will suit
much better They will decide in day or two
whether they wil bore into this deeper reservoir.
Louisville Courier
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r'r-.-hcssr~ B,s 'rb q, 100. PR! Lay L'E5't
s-TT|<.-Aes-s tor,hup Boosh. Pnsps
I.sbrar,-MrssIs 1hOtne- Jay Spssts Hal Smith
Er~-TS Soh>ss-Mes.-1 T;tle. Browe- jay Whiuocs An
tbo-y. Per- Job. HaT.ssI. Brsilsrt d. Gvrseo
h--oi SAs<-AcssiA CspH 81 T-.tie, GrvsGwooj Field.
CruDsh
EJansr;i'on.-H,..ss Poe layer BsCinsssm. SulL'sn
Pciry
C'str'di-Ne..r' Psu.ii5s. Phelps. Ps.y. Crows1. p
Wa,rs. ard e-',ii1f,cs-Me.srS Bar, Hose. Ham.
LDCN SChOoL CoNNIrrIES.-No. l-Mess.s.
wii-f .h.ock, Bur- No. Sd Berssa Lay J. O. Bergen.
Nc s. B,iukespon. Hell CroweL No. 4-Br.rsrd. Tuuls
yol Y.ou. No 5-Booih Barphsm. Psr,on. No. 6-s,yA.
Cos North;op. nc. T-Thorne Field Howe Nc s-AathSny
BIZ VIZ. Be- CHAM No. s-Panli,ns Sparks. H.rs.u NJ.
lC-P e Berses, Erp<cn. J. @. Bergen No. ii-Hurter
PLY. Cis:c No: i2-I.meer. GreuwoOd Lay No IS
Dusban. Hs, Ssiysn. NO, li-Bsrris Perry Rolmxn No
l5-Poe.e Psldps Harris No l6Burr Br.nsrd. johnson
Nc. I7-Lay Poly ThoTne No lS-Feid. Phelps Buruhan
No. ,e-STasks Tut.e Tsy No 9-Nouhrup. Whiiez
SFs'ks Nc 2lBTosn Hartesn Hpson. No 22-Perry. Lay
suh. No q Hal p colo Barnhsn Ne 2i-fips M Howe
Barr NO -Tsylor Phe'ps, Nor hruP No s-Tutse. Crane
fed. No ssTu'.le, Hunter CroweN Co'orei SehOoi-Sa.
l-Pn,ons d Berger Csp~eL No e-B inkeshoH. Croweu.
Conmte. of No H. No 5-rhe Cctnmitsee Of No Is No 4
Tee Committee Of Nc. H. No. The Committee Of No =
Tie Finance Committee reported in favor Of apply
irg TO tie Common Council for $lH 900 a. nece ,sary
f,r ohoo purposes for the year 1859, which car
RED, snd shortly theIeatter the Board adjourned.
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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

The new edition of Shakespeares Complete Works,
edited by Mr.. Richard Grant White, announced some
time since by Little Brown Co is in sate Of for
wardness, and four volumes Of the twelve, of which
the work is to consist. will be ready for delivery to SUBJ
sGbers in the course Of the present MONTH The epu.
taton attained by Mr.. White, both in Europe and this
country by his previous labors on Shakespeare, has
caused this edition to be looked for with unusual inter
est Among the peculiar features which recommend il
to the attention of amateurs may be mentioned its ad
herence to the ancient authentic text its choice ssec-
ton from tie labOrs of the best commentators its
preservation Of the original rhy thin OF the text, &C.
cordpg to the contractiops in use at the time Of
Shake and succinc literary history Of every
disputed passage referring the emendation to the per-
son by whom it wac first suggested. The critical taste
and skill of the editor together with the typographical
excellence Of the work, cannot fail to make this publ
cation welcome TO Il % most intelligent admirers Of
Shakespeare.
The prospectus Of new scientific magazine to BE-
called the Mathematical Monthly" has been issued
by John Bartlett, the weD-known publisher in Cam
bridge Mass 1t is to be under the editorial care Of
Mr. j. d. RuLke, of the Nautical Almanac, who has
received the pledge of active and constant cooperation
from several of the most eminent matbenacisns in
the country, including Dr. Bache, Prof w. H. c. Bart
lett, of the Military Academy Prof. g. p. Bond, Of
the Cambridge Obsei vatory, Prof VIM. Chauvenet,
of the Naval Academy, Prof Ii. l.. Eustis, Of tho
Cambridge Scientific School, Prof Gillespie Of Union
College, Dr. Il. A. Gould, jr., of the Dudley Obsrvs-
toy, Prof Henry Of the Smithsonian Institute, Rev.
Thomas Hill, Of Watham, Prof Peirce, of IiH-
ward College, and many others. The subscription
price Of the work is SO, and the first number will
sppear as soon as the pumber of subscribers is suh-
cent to warrant publication.
The first lumber Of Bunscns new Bible appeared in
Leipsic on April 3. The third volume Of Gervinus's
History Of the Nineteenth Century expected shortly
to appear Tie first number of Pechts cart Treas
ures Of Venice" has just been published. The steel
plates are said to be excellent
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bled sbout tbs fsu-nsirod tssy',tsr OF Aur-e that
lcte woman wandered solitary sadpsss, through
the places that had been balowej by his pre.erc.
and gazed on the senseess objects BY his
passing attention.
Af.er his last sbdics,icr he retired once more to
halmaison, whe,e he passed the few days That re-
manned, until he babe final farewell to the scenes
which be had ktown at the dawn Of hs bro, peritv.
No nan can tell his thoughts during those lonely
houis His wife was in the palace of her ancestors,
and bis child was 70 know him no more Hs could
hear the din Of marching soders AID the Of die,
tart battle, 0ut tey were nothing 10 him now. His
wand was brokeDstbe spell over the spirits that
ministered to him had vanished, and the epchanter
was lett poweress aud alone. But ia the still watches
OF the night familiar form may nave etood beside
him, and vel known voice again whispered to him
IN the kindly tones OF bygone years The crown, the
sceptie, the imperial purple The long line OF kings,
for which be had renounced womsn worth them eli,
must have faded from his memory in tho swsrming
recolections of bis once happy home. He could not
look around him without seeing 10 every object an &C
cusiDg angel and if human heart throbbed in his
bosom, retribution came before death.
The application Of the singing epigram below is Oh.
vous
EPIGRAM On J. NJ.
said Fortune 10 a common spit,
"Your rust and gresss II rid yeon.
And mske ye in a twinkng fit
For Ireland s Sword Of Gideon
In vain what Nature meant tor base
All chance for good refuses;
M. gave one CLEAN, then turned apace
To dirtiest kitchen uses.
Other noteworthy papers in this number are Tho
Catacombs of Rome, Henry Ward Bescher, "Beet-
bovsn," beeide the neIbsustible "AutOcrat.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

SIR: The Genera, Assembly of tho Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America will meet
Thursday, Moy 20, a. II O'Clock a. m in the City Of
Chicago TIE seIn on st the opening is 10 be preached
by the Rev Samuel W. Fisher, d. d., Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, the Moderator Of the lsst General Assembly.
Tbs Rev Jecob Little ID. d, of Granville, Ohio, Is
a'.o 10 preach Gu the subject of Home Mlssors
The sessions are ordinarily continued from ten to twelve
dag. TIE utjeot Of SLAYER. will be introduced, IN
COZ rettiop with the report of very able Comm ttee Of
Conference, appointed BY the las: Assembly; also in
conntcto with the eece .sion Of four or five Southern
rode, under III leadership of DIR Boyd of Winches
ter, Va. "a
Ne,c. YORK MAY I, 1853
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tie Bead of Educ stc met at their Hsl, "a ne
Heck ,ans, yesterday titeIrOon, L. L. ohiih' ''''
PfesdeIt IN the cher. ~
The credentials Of new members reeent y aPPo,...J
By the Common Council we're presented ana asV Sisocj
NJ. Hairs, from tie Local COMMITTEE o, O. O. ~ ~
Nc. II, reported that they had rened nous IL bsS
b. en- Tut in gooc condition that 81 ehJdIea s,eGsea
daily, trd hat twelve teacher, had been sppChtf5 oI
by Tue Conn ;t;se. Az arplcsti?n 20 90! 5L.ct n,
/ e pee, n,Ilh rts .eoCm.i ended. Aeie''
entDOnert. .,,.,S 81
The repo:, Of the Finance COMMITTEE si,;o,, -
by sTprc;ris'rg 5000 .or nasirg sSo'IS'' .h :,
Sclc,l,Ht use NJ. 8 - 600 ior repairng 10 -
$1,000 20 building new mouse Tor 90 II. 49,,
G.e following staI dlrg aat lccal Conu'''''''
tb,n no. act j ~ the CHAIR: ., - p.,f. C,,-.
CR Shooi- He.les-N,.ss Hrrs 7 y 81
H. tlso-. BL--- atun -. - .,ut5-r.
F-n1rcc- ys,s Dushsr. Az-aor!, 3df Lay -" ~
Gov NhfiLk n D., n ,,.s-
seAoo' I,-l.-M-,.-s Da, 10. sn'h o. D. 30 '''''
u. - IN = ? Is ,ru 49, .. 10 s-,.a 8,.D.,
TrdsS-s-hr-.r. boo tiej. ~ 70. h"
I5r-k..s-s R15Isc, Ps.,eGA So"
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AN INQUIRY CONCERNING LOTTERIES.
~. l. IL IA Trh,

SIR: Can you tell ne anything about tho lotteries
d. ] have lost great deal of money in
them. and haye never drawn prize. Seeing that
you sometimes have notices Ct different lotteries in
your taper, | suppote you may know something OF
this one. Your humble servant. -
La.sinstr9h, Apiii II. 1864 MARY GREEN.
Our colrtspoLdeLt !, mistaken. She has been
m:srl,Imed. The only petices OF lotteiis', pup
G,led IL THE TRIBI NJ. relate to the exposure AID
ares. of those who ssirje the public by means of
item. Let Mrs. Green apPl! to The " l. Herald
adm Y TINES. Those journals are the organs
Of the advertising lottery teslers.
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MISSION CHAPEL-cORREC

SIR: My attention was called yesterday to notice
in your widely circulated Journal Of the opening o. pcv
Mission Roo In Twenty fourth street between Srth so1
Seventh The Chapel uDde the o. tbs Nov is
CoLf and the Sixth instead OF tie Fft h's1 S,so
opened By their Missionary In this city They have school sa
No s9 Mott street chapel In King Seet socone
door from Hudson chapel at Sixty seventh street nesf me
fourth street and still smother chapel Csrmsnssle Az each
Sunday opened and four o. hsm arc
yery NewYork Conference City m,son
last Conf Ia Newbursh Ia Nay 1857
and has been nearly op~rsion The opsceg last Sab
bath ave great promise Mission station In Twenty
fourth Feeling under obligations TO those 1urnss giving
rel sious H. b ligence. an Truly yours 49,
W. II SsITU, N Y. Conference City Missionary.
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A NV A>IRoSoMICAL OBSERVATORY IN CAsADA
Our Car acian neghbors are jast now sgtsuog TIE
laudable project of establishing Astronomical OBJ
se,ya,orv for tie Briti-h Provinces and with una
1n,ty that seldom accompanies their dsliberatlons
urC such subjects, the City of Quebec ia agreed
lie Il be site for the purpose The CAnsdian Insti
tute Of Toronto the chief city Of Canals West, has
given its approval to that 10 atou from the evenness
Of Il climate the clearness of its atmosphere, ADD
the general advantage of It's position. There is already
private observatory n the lofty citadel, under the
dire tjou Of Lieutersnt Ashe, Of the Royal Navy,
which might be made the foundation of the more
tended establishment. 1t now consists mercly OF a
smsll transit room aud bell tower from which signals
are given to the shipping. Superintendent Ashe has
recently been Dgsged in series Of obsery alons ia
come elton with scientific authorities in this country
in determining the lsttude and longitude Of PAGES
with the aid # the telegraph AID TO his charge tho
rev selva.Ory, i it shall be built, will probably be
entrusted TIE question Of establishing ie proposal
observatory will Ccubtess be pressed upon the present
.. ssion Of Tie PIovitCisl Parlisuen There IL ons
INN cdate stimulus to their matte pride 10 the sc.
that an expedition is appointed by tue Eogsh Cow
emmett 10 begin this season, survey from NsncoG-
ve,s Island to Lake Superior. Ii Is decided 10 erect
the nruposed observatory il W.. be Necessary TO seek
mdre t,.citu us location than that Low occupied by
Lieutenant Ashe. very favorable -te, however, IS
frtd in broad AID open ordnance I'D aoJ 2n ng the
= airs OF Ablshsin. The Astronomer R"ya. OF T. a.
Land has written letter 10 favor Of the psn 10 Snion
lie thus Sums up its aevsrtsges
ITO n.se The ishabiants scquaned Il P,<ne. ~eI We
IA. me-, cit srve asd the oobe az se,.cs 20 pm 49,
"a In tb- scurse habits o. usis 'fu mats ~he ps9
40 sll, 20 a.tror oy az geretay 70 serve ~
az nt,u-,i.u. It 'oaceso, manly IN n.' sp .e " y
.,ou wou be s.c., "a Qu0.rc t0~t'a AVE ''
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A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

To ne iSiicr a. he y. i. Irfb-rs
Sir: In The Spirit # the Times of Is. week N.Y.
CSa.les As,or Bris,ed has published some pa'ssrsP''
IN retaliation for, nor in reply to. eI;ice from ms IL
ate impr'sson Of yCur pager headed An EHpiana'
Lun as Dei.tse."
Nj Charles As.ot BI,s,cd has DOT to1c..i. IN to'
slightest gree, On I5e suhjec, at ISSUE "; aa 'e
vsw Of M Fsi.sns Ag,ns'nno,. az on asy az Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

To APPRENTICES AsD YOUNG MrcHAsiCS.-On
Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst, JAMES A. BRIcGs
Of Ohio lectures at the Mechanic Iastute, No. 20
Fourth svenle, 10 apprentices and young mechanics.
The lecture free and hope that those for whose
benefit is designed will Themselves of this oppci
tuDity of hearing a very interesting and amusing
Speaaer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

BRoNxymIr, WFsIcHEsTLR CorsTr, n. Y-Busi-
ness matters are beginning to assume their usual ac-
tvty in ibis eLterprisipg Little village. At the axle
factory lumber the Old employ ees who have been
idle for sme time past consequence of the etsgnaton
in business have been set to work again. Tha house
PAINTERS Of tie neighborhood, who have likewise ex-
perier cej pretty Lard times during the past Winter
are now in great acquisition; for, in addition to tue
general busting up OF the country mansions, the
Duien Reformed Church of the village, of which the
Rev. Washington Roosevelt is pastor, is undergoing
thorough rsnoyttion both nside and out The grounds
of the Church, also are berg tastefully laid out aud
beauti6eG with shrubbery shade trees &c.
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Tnt PAID FIRE DfPAsinrsI.,A - m ne x ., s n
~" - s.rtueyt was held iast evening" ~ faemens 81
H. a.as vas ret hut understood maj no iIs,s
70 alive the ate ordinance creating pud fns
wsls h kus the opiaon OF the majority thai tho tn,ts
~ ss ssta;.d tbc les ch,aee tnere would Be Of pro.
81 The ord cAIce. No,hLg moe THAI sAs ussA
,orsire b.s.le " tTaasscted
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EN1Es,Iy, RoBBERY Oh LACE SToRE.-About
O'Clock on Sundey morning last colored woman,
dressed in tie moe. shabby manner, ADD with Pa ana
ecrubbi1 g-bruth in hand, called upon ocksmth Nv
ing in the upper part Of the city and requested him 70
20 with her and pick tue rott door lock OF the lace
store Of Mr. Ambrose l.. Moore, No 76l Broadway 80
he. sle Ugh. get inOthe storsand oot ouo
further told tie ooksmith that The key ha1 oeen cT
fet away by one q the elerks. and that Mr.. Moore
had b.o 10 h. house and ordered her to engage some
n.rs.nto take the lock off, Tho loeksmith, suspecs-
inc uohipg wrorg repaired to hiS shop, and procuring
the ,ecesssrypicks went with the woman 10 the store,
when sbe showed him what was to be done, aid then
retre,to A concealed spo. in the vicinity. The lock-
smith worked away FOR hat az hour OF more, during
which time hundreds Ct persons passed up ati down
the ..rest but 10 ore took any Dotice Of him. The
m, roett Be rad got the lock OF the woman came up
ami setIsd with lin for tie work and tod him n at
be might tske Tire lock 70 his shcp aud fit key. The
rcmsn entered the stcle bu, vas rot observed to
,eaye. o. Monday morniEs the door was found ul-
fs,.e1ed end scss TO the amount Of 81 800 missing.
On, The rRost costly isces had beer stolen the ord
rsry goods rot ia,Dg been disturbed Ic.ormstion Of
The robbery was commune ated 70 the Police and in
ehctt zine :le lcok snia found, and in ms shop
WAS the lock wb:e hsl b<eu taken from tue door He
srsJ <. 3,snt o. fcioLus intebt N toe part OF
,he wou a. szi stated ,hs: he bad heeu PREVIOUSLY
euy,!'d + PRS stnss a. a s'mi a. "Ai@'' Luz
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YorNC My>'s Christian Usios.-A special meet
- of tie Crion was he'd st Clinton Hall on Tuesday
venag, Mr.. Richard Warren President, in the chair
The only business transacted wss the reception Of the
report Of tine Committee appointed to revise and amend
the Ccp,tittticn, which wa finally adopted
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fAdyeltis-rnent |
RI sfOyAI.

vALFsrrSE 6 BurLTs
Fave REMOVED forn Msidet 20 No 31 Broadway wtss
les odf Os compete assortment a fRt and bvssLAs
SAFES and dwelling houses Also seeurs Doss
LCCks Il .yery de.crptiop.
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CITY ITEMS.

The st. Psuls Methodist Episcopal Church, now in
process, Of erection the corner Of Fourth avenue and
Tveniy-seoond stree. formerly the Mulberry street.
will dedicate heir now house Of worship on Sabbath
q xt Mayo.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

REPuBLIcAs AssociAIIoss.-The Fifst Wafd K'-
publican, form ed an sssooiaion on Monday night ssd
organized by .ectDg Warren Z. Russell Pre.idsst.
The Third Weird Republicans formed an sss"c s''oo %
Saturday night, and selected s. NJ Parsons 'ot Pfes-
d
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H,ler. Abrer a. Buet. SamuAI

Instrumentation Hyler, Abner q. Bue', Samuel
IIortt 49, RcLEt Roe vso arrested chsrse 81
n a ',iceny ssSk aud battery pre RID BY Jues vsa-
b,sh e. bsyipg se.d the zG Of April est eessen
,b. com sslon o. Nj Fred rcl Iiosn s,P<t
.o sn robbed him u s5s yesterday sfeboen e'~oSe
b se Eos foT exsms,ion The Justice sseA hs ns
nssr~ tnfes, - - sos esnd is'eny To- .ss ts
b. ossI aii,a .,s5 that ro>T s,eii ss-
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Morkr VERSION, WEsrcHYsrER County The
wolk Ct erecting church in this village for the
Episcopsiars worsLpirg under the ministry Of the
Rev W. S. Coffee, rector of st. AIMS Church, Eis.
Chester, has been resumed with vigor By the con
tractor, who hopes to complete the edfce some time
the ensuing Fall The material OF the building is blue
store with Connecticut b,own-.tone trimmings The
BODY of The church viii be about 60 feet long, exclusive
Of the e. sncel of about IL feet There will be no GAL
l,ry whatever. The organ AID chtir will be located IN
r.ceas on the main foor, at the right hand OF tne
altar The entrance will be through the base Of the
tower, which is to be sumo uued bya handsome Spre,
about 100 feet bgh The site of the rew church Is on
the most elevated ground in the vicinity, and com
nsrdsa magnificent view Of Long Island Sound and
the surrounding country for fifty miles.
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| AdyeTtisemsLt.
xyuo - TIP RpInp MISS Srs,

MILO n TIlE bride T-MISS 81 INN OENfN =
TBy RRDs EyENIsC. tha besnifu play. drsms,ized
tom Ms Ts ett~ with tina, high sroompish1
r iss Sussn Denim The heroine TIL, AFTERNOON. anl
$50 To EICHT a. BsluEs Museum. The Bride has beeo
wed for he puP al has been concentrated Lts
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fAdyer,isemeptl

TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented ~
0yo s,uApsxs A. d. 9sThs Le genuine article he's nsvU
been eousd for tbs keenest posbs edge TO rses
al BE- subscribe aud sce maasfscturcrs u
{ ,U,pyRs store No. 7 Astof House
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fAdyerisement
THg GREAT JACK CADE" ct PCRDY's Ma

1,o,,I TkArxR las. eyeLng was a complete triumph Mr..
Pry appeared TO advantage aud elected much s
). thou sbou II will 10 repeated To NIGHT and with
Mr. Blsnehsrds Drama Of TIE Docs or IN, Ftssr 80
faroe Of " lvMBo luM."
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lock wa' taksn bsfo's Juice Kelley q .ae JT
feEsoo Maket Police Court, bu. no proof Of gu,sy
knowledge 90 bis PAT appearing, he was discharged.
The euppcetor is that the regro womsa had accom-.
plces who had attempted to burgar.ou.iy entss tb,
place the previous night, but failing had resor.ed L,
the very ingenious rlsn shove mentioned
The Police s1c still On the alert for the tasv a. ssi
lote to discover whether rot the ocksmh had ssy
completely in the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

MoRK Porior ARRrsrs.-A number moro arrests a
policy dealers made yesterday s follows: Heory
Acbenfehder, No 2i6 Fifth street; Gsrrett Is' No.
is2 Wsier street; Vim. Shaw, No. i32 Water street;
VIM. Fsy, No. 432 Water street. These persons were
oil taken before Judge Russell and held to bail in tho
um Of $500 each.
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DEATH FROM ScALDs-Coroner Gamble held an IN
Quest at No i Delaney street the body OF Thomas Moro.
child norths Old who died rim the effects OF scsd, O.
The 28h ut child table which stood dish u
b. irc tea sud d. linz Oh hmse terribly sossl
his face end oes The Jury rendered verdict OF Death fro
sea s % Cidentsly received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

Two notorious English pickpOckets, named George
ve,sor. siss Shindy George, and William Thempson.
alias the CO sctmsn aliss Quieley Dickson. were sp-
preh. nded a. tie depot Of the New.Hsven Rsilrsad
yesterday Afternoon, and taken to the Dsputys oos.
Their IKE nesses were added to the "Thieves 0d-
lery."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

To FrsFsTLL RINGERS You heb BY ncsei net 10 .,ks
6febeil Sunesys Tor peemo. snd "a :. al an.c.s yoe Gee
the obs nstoiy brow Their nrs inn
teisb,s .ourcc BY order. HENRY IT. HOWARD,
Chief Engineer FIR DePstmes
Mr. How ard has % authority TO issue the sbo's
notice. The bell ringers are appointed BY and uades
the control of the Mayor, ard by bis orers wi ssits
the sarms Sunday as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

RIAL Esr.Tr.-Tbc following ssles were made yes-
terday at thc Merchants Exchange by A. j. Blceskes.
Son & Co.:
Lot snd building. No lo2 Cburch-st 22sico.....sis9
houses ard lot No 9J BsStest <5xlOL........,.. -
iouses 81 Noe 1871 1856 Diyns, S4Aaxs1s6s 5IS
House aud o lthsv So q. NJ 49th ct f5KiOo lte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

CossoFscE SrRiogEs.-Thc Rev. Father Quiss.
of Brockyr yesterday called upon several large oot-
ton houses down town and paid them altogether the
sum Of 81 go. He positively refused to explaa why
lie paid them the money. 1t is probable thst come
conscience. stricken Catholic had empowered him 70
make tbs restitution.