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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06
ircr.,,s over The previous year..

The President announced that tho first order of
business would be to organize the Board for the
present year.
motion was made Ia adjourn the Board for a short
time in order 10 allow the Opposition iRepublicans
and Americans) an opportunity 10 select one Of their
number TO be presented ~ candidate for President
According TO custom the Presidency alternates each
year. The motion Ia adjourn fifteen minutes was
adopted.
Alter about half an hours absence. Gov. OLIVER
announced that they had held very friendly CONVEX
sation but unable Ia unite upon candidate. In
order to bring the matter up he would move that the
Board proceed 10 ballot for President.
Gov. b, f. PIScKNkY opposed the motion, and adj
vocated filing the vacancy cccasoned by the resigna-
ton of Mayor Tcmann before they should proceed to
elect President. lie accordingly moved TO lay Gov.
divers motion on the table.
Gov. TOWNSEND said in reference TO filling the
vacancy they experienced considerable difficulty IN
deciding upon candidate, they had a list OF ~
naples and either gentleman upon the list wus worthy
and competent for the position.
Coy. W. p. PIscKSEY was in favor Of deicrrins the
election, and thought that at the next meeting they
would De able 10 come TO an smcabe arrangement.
Gov. Townsend cited the rules, in which 1T was
shown that the Board could not transact any business
until it was organized, and made motion TO go into
ballot, which was adopted.
The first ballot resulted follows: Washington
smith, f. b. L. Pinckney 4; blank, l. Second bal
lot the result.
Gov. w. 7. PINcYSrY then moved aud urged that
the matter be postponed to another meeting, but the
Board refused.
On the fourth ballot, Gov. Smith received votes;
Gov. Pinckney, 4; blank, |. On the sixth ballot the
vote was the same az the first. motion TO adj
iourn lost. The seventh ballot resulted the same
as the first.
Coy. OLIVER then said he Lad voted for Coy.
Pinckney upon principle, and ss matter due to the
American party. He conceded that the appointment
properly belonged TO Coy. Smith, who had served
faithfully in the Board for five years; and he hoped
GOV. Pinekney would Withdraw, and that the Board
would make the election Of Gov. Smith unanimous
N pI ,..ISf N hsID
into ~ cOn that night and desired adjournment,
hoping that the matter could b. arranged smicably.
Gov. b. f. PIScISrY declined 10 withdraw in favor
of Gov. Smith, h. had been elected by the Amen:
can party and should not desert his cause. He would
withdraw in favor Of Gov. Oliver or Gov. W. L.
Pinckney, whom he claimed a. Americans.
After considerable discussion, u motion 10 adjourn
which resulted as follows: Gov. Smith, 5; Pinckney,
~ black, |. No choice.
The Board then adjourned.
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MARINE AFFhfRS.
POH CALF ORNIA.

PoR CALF oRhIA.
The new steamship Moses Tayor. Captain John
Met;own, sailed yesterday for Aspnwsll. with the
United States mails and 800 passengers for California
Among the passengers was Gen. q. Is. Lamar, the
Nicaraguan Minister.
LOSS OF THF oCAUosrAs.
letter from Capt. John S. Dennis, late Of the ship
Poeshontas of New Bedford before reported lost,
dated at Bathurst. West Coast of Africa. November
81 is57 gives the following particulars Of tho loss OF
his ship: ... ...... .'...... ..... :.
ION the 9TH of October made the Island Of Bravo
Cape do Verbs. At about o'clock went on shore
wanted that day, went board again, and lay of and
on that night. At O'Clock next morning went on
shore again, the ship lying off and on. After having
got through with my trade started the ship and
when rounding the point was surprised to see her
within two or three times her length of the rocks got
on board as soon as possible but only in time to hear
her strike She filled in less than fy minutes from
the time she struck and it being night and the
sea running high not able to get much Of her
she breaking up very fast and we were Obliged
10 abandon her for the night. The next morning al
that was to be Of the ship was part Of her bow,
that had been driven on the rocks by the breakers.
"The crew were all saved and with the exception
of the mate, who remains with mo- are on board the
ship of war S. Louis. shall leave for home the first
opportunity"
BOSTON STEAMSHIP BCILDIsG.
To thr Editor Of The Ne,c York TRIBUNE.
SIR: Your statement in reference 10 the Egyptian
steamer ia incorrect IN several particulars. The
Montgomery boilers were put on board, 10 the exclu-
sion Of the horizontal tubular boilers then ready TO 90
on board and so far from having been rejected with
out trial they in connection with the sails drove the
vessel her trial trip, over twelve nots instead OF
three stated by your reporter-a great speed tor
vessel Of 600 tuns.
These and other circumstances conflicting with The
particulars of that statement, will be hereafter proved.
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
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ROARD OF COCNCILMES.

Tuesday, Jan. ), lSjS.-Presdent HAswELL in the
chair.
the President onethird of the members being absent.
Mr. VAN TINE offered e-oluiion to refer the docu-
mens not acted upon by the last Board to the appro-
pirate committee.
Mr.. GENEr thought that there wa. no occasion for
hurrying matters. After the committee au-
nounced would be quite soon enough.
Mr BRADY said that the proposition contemplated
the usual course in order to take the pspers from the
Clerk and bring them before the Board.
Mr. GESET thought the Board should first be APP
prised of the nature Of the papers.
Mr. McCARTY moved TO amend by laying the pa
pers on the table.
The PRysIDysT refused 10 put the amendment, and
took the vote on the main question, which passed by
q vote of 9 to-.
The Committee appointed to wait upon the Board
Of Aldermen reported that they had discharged their
duty; whereupon the Board discharged them.
Mr. BRADY moved that when The Board adjourn it
adurn TO meet on Monday evening next, in the City
Library. Adopted.
The PREsipKsT announced his intention Of appoint
ing the Committee Finance mt Ouce, it iui-
portant that tho Tax Levy should receive early atten-
ton. He appointed Ia that Committee Mesers Arcu-
larius, Cross and Crawford.
Mr.. ARCCLARICs asked 10 he excused from serving
on the Committee. About four years ago he occupied
executive Office in the City Government. when the
taxes were but little over f3OCOOOO year. Since
that time they had sweed up TO q, 100000. Who
was to blame for this J He wanted the people to find
cut the answer for themselves, and had therefore de-
termincd TO avoid serving the Finance Committee
if possible in order that blame might be attached
TO hin for the increased taxation. He thanked the
Chairman for his bind intention, but begged to be
cused.
The Board refused to allow the member to decline,
by a vote of 8 to Q.
A recess of fifteen minutes now he'd.
On the reassenbling of the Board, the President
announced that be had received communication
from the Mayor.
The Deputy Clerk began to read the document,
when Mr.. VAN TINE moved to lay the Message on
the table and print it in the minutes
Mr.. CoRxrLL moved to amend by printing Que
thousand extra copies.
The motion TO lay the table and print, was lost
by vote of 10 Q. The Message was then read.
AT quarter past one O'Clock the further reading OF
the Message was dispensed with, and 1000 copies
were ordered to be priAted. ......... .......
Mr. Vas TINE offered resolution to appoint an en-
crossing clerk 10 the Board which WAS laid over under
the rule
The Board then adjourned TO meet in the City
Library, on Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
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compound porridge and haoks and hashes the whole
subject 20 ebominhbly that one would suppose a
butchers apprentice had como in ~ the assistance OF
this new 6adged reviewer.
such thiBgs dsgrace 20 American literature
Such pilfrrng and muiations ave 30 common IN that
magazine. thai it has surprised me 10 sea thnm pass
unnoticcd 70 long II the Press Of the United States
pers woui BE- 30 rddled in ninety days for it, past
sins and frauds upon the literature Of the age that
man would "a soon ne seen with stolen goods in his
possession. as this bundle Of petty Iarceuies called
mag azine.
forgot to note ths. at page 49, the plsgsrist, add
a. new matter thai the Orkney Llanders fright
ercd ont IF tier by n shower Of bisck ashes
They do not state ifthey recovered them. Hop
ing you wil take proper means 10 punish this snd
other Ike pisgisrisn.s.
r-ulsia. ,rl, yoay oS-d,-o ser.n..
~ Io.s Dc. z 1871. WESTERN NAN.
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BROOKLYN BOARD or EDUCATION.

The regular monthly meeting Of this Board was held
last evening {. p. Smith. esq, in the Chair. Tho
ScbOol-IIouse Committee made report and submit
ted resolutions asking additional appropriation of
500 for repairing School House, No. 4; directing
School-House COMMITTEES TO build small structure
Red Hook Lane, for the purposes OF depot. and
authorizing the building Of SchOOl-HOuse, No. IL,
the corner Of State and Powers streets another in
Fulton avenue, aud one in Couse'yea street. The re-
solutions were adopted.
The changes and promotions OF teachers during the
past month reported, and placed on fe, shortly
after which the Board adjourned
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NEW-yERSEY ITEMS.

You've MISS CHRISTIAN AssoctkrIOw---TSS
nouh!y meeting Of tie Youns Meme Chr-sisn Asssesatss
Jersey Ny ssd on Monday svniae largely sssed g
Al ncw members ~eec ~st-d TIE Of fhs Assec
announced thai p~de the Srfvpsy a
N y dStns ci-rsyurn lwhic vpu1 -
counepced week from Ssbhsih sse ssYrs =
lectures the first Of which would b. delivered IN lew vsska
ARREsTEp.-Daniel Boyle Michael Simmcxr ssR
Pck Mcdonald yesterday arrested By OMee MsAnsan1
Jersey City. chsrred with being te pas no committed ~
brutal Assault upon Mr. Robl In Er hetetotose nos
They taken before Recorder Bedford VITO bid them " ~
IN the sum Of f2sp each. =
SEWER CAvISG Iy-Four Of the rsen engaged IN
constructing the in Newark jersey City WV -
Yesterday FORENOON. BY ,he csvnE Of eAk
ent Tire readily oct, bot the fourth W.T.
hrd his pits esdcsed With good del u ~
6cu.y. lie no.. however, seriously inJured
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The Board met at the County jail yesterday, Mr..
LIsDsu in the Chair.
The keeper Of the Pententiary asked for al sidi-
ional keeper to guard the prisoners there being now
I70 working men, who required watching. The sub
ject was referred to the Penitentisry Committee.
The same officer reported that there were in the
Peniteniiary on the lst inst, 20l males and ll6
females. Committed during December-IH males, IS
females Dischsrged-5' males, - females.
A large number Of bills were ordered to be paid.
Mr.. BIZ aGys offered q resolution, requiring Gerard
NJ Stevens, Clork 10 take testimony in the COura to
furnish the title Of each cause in which he has taken
testimony the time employed in 50 doing the amount
Of fines received &C., and the reasons, if any, for
certifying in the of Grand Jurors for days
attendance than some Of them present.
The resolution was adopted. and the Board sd-
iourned
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THE CLIFF-STREET CITILIZERS.

To re EJRor Of Ire n. Y TyibanG
Sir: A 1 sec Harper Brothers charge you with
copying from them " The Virginans,' for which thoy
pretend to have paid =? 600 think it would be very
appropriate for you TO reto upon these parties IS they
deserve, by showing up their many plagiarisms. See
their article puporng to be original OF letters
written to them by Lord DuGsriD, in tho November
number OF their magazine, and compare it with Lord
Dufferin book and the review Of that book BY the
senior editor of I'k6 London Quarterly for Octo-
ber 1867.
See foot OF first column Of psge 2i7 OF TIE london
Quarterly and the FIRST column OF page 7J9 OF Har'
tsT's November number, 1851. See, also pages az,
o33 and 2i8 and 2E of London Quarterly, and see
pages 751, rs, Isl and 763 Of Horper's Magazine,
and compare them This il the most impudent
plagiarism | have ever seen. After appropriatins
the letters OF Lord Dutfern. O., addressed 10 "us,
at page 1i, they go on to steal as much from Tue
review of TIE Quarterly "a they think may escape
observation and the fact that the author Lord Dune
rn has even published book of his travels 10 care
fully and frauiulenty suppressed.
F,o III. London Quarriy Ha'po. Iarrcay 2, N'''"'''
The pers1orsc. Of Lord d T co.d. that wrapped 10
crowned With he summit d-eusas- the'rt.es
"a. the might; cone Of Brn ard the mountain standing
Der. pierce The clear air oil the lin oil the msfc-nce eHe
s,,sjar &c $40 s rirded BY G- 9rdle BY ~-ge gone
single Of pay VISOR ped'y rdror Jvon nsde'rean
from undernesh whose eosinE hose floating Jdd' TO-
folds glsceTs eror~ous Tde'ers ROLL a
rolled down into the These INTO fhe sed inapno
broad rivers ansxed In ters mighty v-f started down r
csus, with The sd Ut the ino1nan DHny
very foam pom them the sec.-l whirins t In.
loo wrsihs Of ss-ned 20 linz raSns from s1s
inmobiy a scuptie pro TO Ledge IN qui'ens
striking imprrsson Of foam then suddenly struck Hsa
contrast. BETWEEN the actual! by n'tantAnss "a
,nd silence Of thcirls aion the oth and
being and the yocn, deScend Hcting waihs Of spray h''
ina energy etprrs-ed by theirs me t""~dosV
s,i,sted forms i'e1rfn'e. ~
Here is base plagiarism, and On attempt to I'M
prove upon the review of The Quarterly, BY inerard-
ing theidea of river plungng down various cataract
beng frozen suddenly that the roth ana spray! M
stead of being iumoSils become ,rmutobe, e divine
spd the oss represents the glaciers % aftus
rolling down into tho sea- the present tense Soyce
will find he knows nothing Of geography. he spec
Of Skaptsr Joku, o. separate and independent vol
cano lie mixes up the two descriptions Of tho essp-
@ns Of tho spun 4 Hec!a u diaeseat e~s< ~
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SroUB. rnF MURDERER, IN Tows.-Iha Stouo' tue
Swi.s. who murdered his wife and child some weeks
since in West6eld, Mass. and who has SINCE eiuded
arrest arrived in this city on Sunday morning las''
there appears scarcely doubt. He came D! inc Con
necticut on board of which he was recognized oy one
of the passenger who resolved to insure ms arrest
upon landing With this view he entered mo con-
vereation with him and watched closely OIL hH move
men,s. Stoub said he was going to Csihorns, ana
acted 70 queehy as to attract the attention Oh almost
all on board who regarded him ~ inssne. LIE wore
slouched Kossuth hat and light drab coat, which he
kept buttoned close under the chin and neither shirt
nor shirt collar IL no had either on, could 90 seen:
When the boat reached the dock he wsiksd FORWARD
and placing acspebAs. which hs csIrsd W n" ha'a'
y ,as q tho ,xyaks. ssia. "Tsa kuak kslsAfts ne.
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49, COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRAL PARK.

luI.D1f, JAM J.-The Board held meeting this
Gsy az / o'clock. Present Commissioners Dillon,
Giay bu'tsrworth Russell, Green Elliott and Strong.
The Clerk was directed 70 purchase necessary fuel
for the ONCE and the room in which the maps for ex.
bib.tio1 70 competitors for plans deposited. 1t
was ordered thet NE Sisters OF Charity, at Mount St.
there by them from the Park under the direction Of
the Superintendent.
The Committee on Buildings reported that in pursu.
be sold at the Wagstaff House, at public auction, on
the 18th Of September and ID Of December Last. ell
the buildings 90 the Park excepting such a were 70
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

BHsfFIr FOR THE PooR.-The Rev. John Dow
ling delivers lecture this Wednesday, evening, at
the North Fifth street NJ. Z. Church. on the subject
of Modem Aristocracy and True Mobility The
proceeds are to be devoted to the poor Of the -Four
teenth Ward under the direction Of the managers OF
the Supply Depot corner Of Third and North Third
streets
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Advertisement
GRAND GALA DAY.-TestmOnial Benefit to

Manager H. PrsDy in two performances THIS AFrERSoos
and EVENING rendered him b, the Company and oil stschcs
OF this THE NATIONAL THEArEs Afternoon performances
mencng O'Clock. with the Drama BY H. L. Aiken
om Cobb Ledger story entitled The Pioneer Patriot the
Mold the War Path" Also the and new
.orme Boress Aquilan the Spirit OF Air Entertain
nt for the Evening commencing with the Pioneer Patriot
the same magnificent Panome and concluding with the Drama
a vii Watch" The afternoon will afford excellent oppor
tupity Ladies' Juveniles witness these two aud I'm
Intensely magnificent productions Apply early for places.
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MoRE CoUS1FRFTlTs. -Counter'er Is Oh -"
Bank Of Commerce OF Ncw-LOndon Conneet'cu' a"u
Oh the Mechanics and Traders Bank Of Jersey o.F'
made their appearance in the city last evening in'''
nation Of the fact was teegraphed to the 'anous
stston-house-, from whence the store-keepers veto
notified to bs On their guard.
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rostf" 1-~eSAy Csnr. Csurt In Cntsn q asu6.
20 s.s - She W she 80 Q. Y3tn< their vocation H.
o We tine The accused ocs I'd uy Tor trsninsts
THE RfoT IN FrTros srEEEr.-The nsrties ~
rtes The chars. OF rg in ruhn s,r-,t on NJ Ysss
Day, being n,crnb-r of No. and enEiDr. u~r. ,,l 49,,
ard tte; herr ftos ena eysrs p~ronA ssv-sy sai3
wss rSps bit eonns. for ds-nSe afed tAss hss. - -
eoncos Of action, and The Jury deltesey scq1d the sA
los
ALLEGED Overwhelmingly icers MonagkSn
and Bride the Sew Nd Precinct, crested Jse. Hashs ss
Mouday NIGHT suspicion Of b< npi seA in the roirsy -
Mr. fkfsgs IN Iudrn from hlch rtst-
ibE stolen The soeused committed to eIsnna~
tsp.
OurR,sEou..-The houss Of Victory Engine Con-
many Ne IS recently ana two valuable oil p~niins
vrrs hsdy eesced and he COupsby ossr -" Coz ~
discovery q the offender. ' p
prR6I ARA dwelling house in Divis;oa aveouev
nssx Second occupied BY John Grzdn,sn esrea No.
day night, and gssnti,y II WEARING sppa,e, sc,~s
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IAdver.iscmert
SURPRISINGLY MAGNIFICENT. Brilliantly at

uctive Gorgeousnes unparalleled Interest exceeding all
ample Ninth and vacty spirit and romance. tears and laughter
and dances music and marchseyerthng that is aston
hig and delightful all combined la the grand spectacle Of
Valentine and Oson" repeated st Bsnum's Museum TINS
AFTERNOON and EvsNiSC.
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Law LNI,ELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CopRr-Jss. S--Besore Judge
IcLsscLt- h
In the lopg-pendns case Of Graham sgt. Meyer u
Slcken Judge Ipgersor to-day msde order fos tAe
arrest of Meyer and requiring him to give security -
the amount of $36OOO0 aud he is 10 the custody Of
the United States Marshal. This has sttrsctsd
public attention from the fact that Mr.. S,ackea -
ConsulG for the Kingdom Of Hanover, and 90
cordingy denied the jurisdiction Of both State and I'D
sral Courts. They charged with unlawfuiy taking
and selling three steamships belonging to the PLAINTIFF
Charles o Conor and l. T. Williams for plaintiff.
Patrick Danyen and five Others, indicted for e.
tempting MAKE revolt upon thu ship frnny Fofi 49,
brought ap trial this morning and pesded guilty Tho JAee
said in Consequence Of rfsns circumstances cosrc3
with shs ose he would suspend Judgment and he accordingly
ordered the prisoners be discharged upon theh own Voe
ny
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HUDSON RIVER ITEMS.

CncRCH DESTROYED By FIRE.-The Episcopal
Church Marlboro Orange County burned 10 the ground
esry Sunday moin4 An he furniture organ 6 shared
in the destruction No fire lad been made in the building since
the syiou. Friday believed that the fire the work
OF nceu1sIy Partially insured IN the Dutches County
Mutrs,.
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CITY ITEMS.


hosps"r or MvS'e. Tho e.st ss- tA1. s,-'-,1s "
hossn 9 charming opera, TUG D"'" oe''ns'
aeeiaeu'y ono" 'no oeS', no' Inv Oe.', Wv. III -
700 ne"i"A pun. r''o" a:,o., % 10. 49,,
no" u Vi. "o 'o" |" oV n. d. =: ,ho;s
.no''' VIM o'e'..., ."o I..d;nn
pa'N, A.. ~ p..;,;o of o.
fofmes' part se.uoh "ue4'"sey ''p,e'0n.'u -.
iounn art OF ~ i'o'o'"e VIII "'s" "e 60 WI.
Garaaor as heonars DAngri' bSnafu' anu "u''a"'
,r c. "a, ,,,;oon,,o,
$1,000 s.t =, Oh. Ao.d
vi ...' o .", 49, se's'' ~ O'''
-
.;.an ., rv;n,on u.u eor ~, hsnast or tha Iad;es
- Ala Soo;o,, Cor tbo Aoed and Jn6rm The frat
,.;,.a, ,ost .;,ht nv Tho Rev Dr McCln.
.o.t y, ronvsrss,;on. tbs nex, TO be on Tuesday
49,: a., ,o.,, ;nst no ,he p.v u, rvn, mon
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ADVERTISEMENT


FRFDrcKSS PhoroGrA.ns, HALLorYPEs, DACUfRaEo-
and AMsRoTYPFs always acceptable Holiday Gs,
aud should be secured his magnificent Tempe OF Art
Nos S85 and 5I Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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COURT OF GENERAL sES5TONs-Jss. 5-Bsfcro Judss
RUSSELL.

CHARGE TO TIL OkaNO sIhts
Immediately after the opening Of the CONT this
morning the Cck proceeded cell the Of pesss
summoned Grand Jurors when Tho sSsx , s saas
present term this Court:
conrr n, ]a. l. bsDns Isopod EaH dedA Az.
na . Sa. si@E:sn is. f%ni 1900
Sumo K c cSa MaJ Js c k.s." h'e'1''
yudss Rn.sI ltn PRECEDED e cb.,e the Grand JsI -
Ihr 70 ynd hn from Pe S Srs, .s ~ ,s II
s sasS. .nS sd -p"" 20 H., the sroypd
e es . cV sas s%eG Pss&fG =
sansd william. sad seprns snd ArCeny, IN Ns:,as q
s h No. Of s y o1s1 , box 20 ws ss end :as
h chain. and brss: in al Of .sS s ,.a: Of g. 49,
S.sd IL nuLrT The socu,cd VISITED The ..oro q J.ss.
ys: S'y n. on M Jay q the is%y s came s...
ba.ine.. o.,ppby cnnrced with The bn~iPD and 90 this
Ts' Ic @l rh bssn s 70 be mended 90 tho b. x
be secrsed William. and stephens standing near Is
% S. spa .fbg us "a h bSo q *.
The s5 .s. b. 2 NE sS with 1s a e. mem ma an
~ a: e9Ss OF t;seiher Tie PR. sss ..S a =
s MO- . t p'opy w. oGS one q ,as men, "a
rs,iti.sy dendsd b. tho p.i1.n,, MI jacobs. Ts e.
II No. "a Oak strp. and occupation, Oh. dposed NV
cot" The jury rered With tn e,iaencs sad AFTER sAo 81
s.,eIy ..it~n.d 10 The PeuitenAIy fos two ysx.
Bartholomew Fox then placed at the bar IN
Of jacob Dolby The yence q larceny oOneae sne
the jury INTERESTINGLY pturrsd verde, Of guilty 1hs scA
brought Up for Judgment aaiwa' sen' 70 INC w.
Prison Tor tV years. 5000.
Patrick Flood wac then placed at the bar, ,ndrsed
fr assault and battery with nlsnt 70 tL The sssow ~
alleged 10 have beea committed with pistol upon JOIN
the I'D Of November last, at pofe,,no 10 81 ps*S
unons IN. acquanancss Desprse Nike te.tinee IA =
"a xorns Ly tLe uarre Of Sullivan, whom be usvd wf1 -
- % Mic has had tli flood had struck her. and entssi.9
hs on t DAY where Flood then hsprosa =
10 ubicL r. rrpld did" pesperste Nix 49,
~, ..d Violent bow the face. when Tire eocus ptcceo
.ne IN eurn scuie cnsaed dustns vtcs
css etred aud at forced hnssn e.twsen ne eSsss
W.. 1850 b.,u ud mako paee. While tho complsinan6
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