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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

Ke,ssr went aad cav the custsna. vhs sosd him 10
brig the cigars to the house The complainant in.
rnedistey conveyed the cigan to KstsSs pace, and
Wa tod By Kuizei ths, Il he would 90 down with him
10 No. IS Barclay street be could get the amount OF
the bIl-s370. The two &c. out together, but the
money could not be obtained and Kutzei tod Keyser
to call the next day. KeyseE called the next day, sad
the next, and the day following thst but failed to
obtain his money. At length he wen, to the place
where be hsd taken the cigars when he learned thst
they had been sod to q man named Lsyy. Failing to
obtain any redress he made complaint before Justice
Connolly who issued his warrant and the accused was
rrtsted. The case is stul under examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

NJ. c. STASLLr.-The case of The People agt. NJ
G. Stanley, charged with selling lottery policies, set
down for examination yesterday forenoon before Re.
corder Barnard, was postponed to next Friday at .
o'clock p m.-e1Recorder Smith, counsel in the c ,se,
being taken suddenly III with cholera morbus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
ROIIEIA.

We have no news direct from this Republic. The
Mrcurio of Valparaiso states that everything was
quiet The Precedent has reduced the salaries of the
Government officials, and also his own, accepting
Sls 900 year. instead of $5i, 900 formerly. Efforts
are being made TO open communication to the At
laptic by the river Benz and ts tributaries, which
would develop the resources of the interior OF the Re-
public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from Honolulu to Jan. q.
ELEc1ros.-The election for members OF the I.egis-
taiure wss held throughout the Islands on tho 4th
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

GaaBLERs.-0f Davidson and Godfrey of the
Eighth Precinct, while patrolng their bes, on Sunday
ught were attracted by iood talking and angry discus
sons in the ss.oon sorner Of Spring and Wsshngtou
streets AM suspectng the character of the place they
entered and found Theodore Smith, the proprietor and
eight young fellows, engaged in gambling The whole
Of them were arrested and locked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

The Turkish Admiral and suite left for Philadelphia
on board the John Potter at 2p. IN yesterday. They
were accompanied by the inevitable Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
fAdyeriseuentl
PURDY's NATIONAL.
".JEssIE BROwN'

".JEssIE BROWN" AT PURDYs NATIONAL
Few Drama under this title produced this
,bsst.r ss, uiaht and with frtenns epr
% Il w.s emphscaly decided hit 1t Will BE- repssted
t,ibt-tvo pest pieces concluding the entertainments
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
fAdvertiementl

The SPRING FASHION,
bt GEATLEsLSS HArs, BY
BsEBE L Co.
No. Ds Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
THE ISTHMUS
r,o,, tn, Pauamd Sta, a.I Herald

Fror The PdRdvd Stds de1 HffaEd
Instructions have been received from England for
her Britannia Maiesty's ships Retributon aud Ma
eicenne at present On this ttaoa, 10 proceed imme
Sstsy 10 China. The Retributon whea lsst heard Of
VISA nj Vsipsraso and shs Masiceune On the coast Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
CITY ITEMS.

The Republicans Ct the Tws ntieth Ward will hold
their regular monthly meeting this evening at No 4is
Eighth avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

SIoLATIOs Oh ORDIsAsCEs.--1he report OF In
,p.cor StAng for February shows hsf persons
peddng without license and sb - Gass
collected for violations Il ordinances.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

REcoyERY.-Judge Vanderbilt who hss been sssi-
ousy III Tor time oonyaescns and from peseBt spf-sr.
will be able 10 stend 10 bis usual dstss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
IAdxertisement !

The METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnvented BY
G,o A. d. lsIs-Thi the genuine article hs' never
80 fo odncins the keenes, possible edge 70 rzsor
C h. obsp.d Of the .ubseber and sos manufacturers,
s S,rsDERs store No. 7 A.tor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

Ukksows MAS FoUN DDROwsED.--Coroper Cozeoe
held al inquest zy upon the body unknown ss
which found n ths al Red House Point II -
much decoPo.ed % Trndrr lteniifcslon ImPos.bs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

GANrsG HousE.-John Cans, who was arrested for
keeping samor house at No Myrtle avenue brsss<
before Justice Convel yesterday and fined 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

ARREST or LEwD WoaEs.-During Sunday night
Officers Wilson and Flynn, of the Sixth Precinct,
rested the following named street walkers low pros
whom they found loafing about the streets,
stiDg disturbance and greatly annoying respectable
persons: Jane Riley, Cstharne Wilson, Rose Nc
Gowan, Ann Bergen, Caharine Hawkins and Ann
Riley. The girls locked up in the Sixth Precinct
station. House for the remainder Of the night and yes
teriay morning taken before Justice Connolly, who
sent them to the Woik-House, Backwels Island, for
three months.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

ARRESTS AND LoDGERs.-The police OF the severd
Precincts OF Brooklyn mse arrests Saturday ssA
SUNDAY the great proportion bes dTuhknns Dunns TIN
nights Of the days seventy two per.ons osmms.
dated With odgn a. the Station House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
fAiyertlsemept
Co,IDS'T HAVE BELIEVED IT Never would

have IMAGINED t-Such beauty such hnish such eIte
reut could all have been crowded into one piece nss n
the drama of TIE BRIDE EyESIsG' drawing esey
night such sppscistive aud delighted crowd
admitted 10 i- the thrilling aud iasclnallz
out for many yes There popular pee" o.nas 'n ssf'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

RoDBIsG WoMAS N The SrRyEr.-A young ruff
fan giving his name as Michael Sweeny was arrested
about II o'clock on Sunday night, charged with a.
saultng Miss Ann Williams in Centre street, near
Canal and robbpg her of - in silver. The screams Of
the young woman brought the police 30 the spot and
the candidate for State Prison honon was arrested
Justice Connolly, before whom the accused WAS subse-
quenty taken, committed him to the Tombs for exam
ination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

REAL Es1ATE.-The following sales of Real Estate
were made yesterday, at the Merchants Exchange BY
A. j. Bleecker Son & Co.:
Three story brick House and Lot No % Edridse sSSo
The two four.ory brick Houses and Lots No. ~ brooHe- ~
.t Got SslOo , a "a
Let 5th sv., sdjoning above IL"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

EsT.rr oF FRFENas HrST, DEorsssp.-Ths Ssr-
rogats Of Kings County hm granted leten Of sdnsz-
tration on the estate Of the late Freeman Hunt. de-
ceased to Elizabeth T. Hunt and William Psnnestr.
The bonds are $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-k.rA M--ss.~ J'>s'

Mary 4. Drev sss IN. s'ssA svsuss Rsass.l O..
This sctiea % brsagAt 70 rsoVvx tsnags " -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

SwIsDLIsG A MAr oUT OF A,Ooo ClGAKs.-A n'a"
named William Kutzel was arrested yesterday oo.a
charge of grand larceny, preferred by Sebastian d.
Keyser Of No. III Greene street. 1t sPpean that
some time ago a. is alleged person unknown called
at the house Of Mr. Keyser and stated that sfnend Of
ais. psued Ku,ze,. wanted TO purchase about 1900
cigsN and that il Keyeer would take sne" 0'',
Kutsels hou.e he could Get hs Psg i0f tasn' AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

FERRY CAsrALrIEs.-Margaret Colt, resident of
Brooklyn, while attempting to jump on board one OF
the Fulton Ferry Sunday night after the boat
had started from the bridge, missed her footing and
fell into the water. In falling she struck her forehead
against the boa. and received severe bruise The
Second Ward Police and deck-hands rescued her from
drowning
The same night Margaret Martin, residing at the
corner of Grand aud Elm streets, while going on board
another Of the Fulton FerybOats, made misstep and
bad her foot crushed between the boat and bridge.
She was taken to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

TIKI MISSING GIRL ForSD.-The young girl who
was alleged to have been abducted from her homo by
Policeman Green of the Sixteenth Ward, was yester-
day discovered in house Of prostitution in Wooster
street by her mother. Mrs. Getting happened to be
passng and saw her daughter standing near window
up stairs The girlwas Immediately claimed and taken
to the Mayors Office. Mrs. Getting would not wait
to prosecute Green, saying that she was going to
leave the city in the afternoon with her family for
Connecticut Green viii probably be attended to by
the Commissioners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

The Newburyport Herald states that one
man has purchased ten thousand barrels of
apples lately, in that vicinity, for Boston
firm.
There are two little chess players, residing
in Fayette county, Kentucky. They are a
boy and girl, aged eleven and thirteen years,
respectively, and blindfolded can beat any of
the most experienced players in that section.
The appearance of the comet created an
immense sensation in Egypt. For several
days all business and labor were at a stand
still, the inhabitants beltving that it fore
BODIED some great calamity.
Rev. Samuel CARRIER of Ogle county, ILL.,,
was recently arrested in East Tennessee, and
held to bail in $500, for having introduced
little anti-slavery into a sermon.
A novel experiment in the way of photo
graphing has just been made by the ceebrat-
ed Nadar of Paris. He has taken birdseye
view of the city and the neighbornood, with
an apparatus placed in the car of balloon
He went up some days since with GODDARD, of
balloon notoriety, 10 see how the thing should
be done, and, after having asoertained the
fact, he put it into execution. The balloon
assembled from the Hippodrome.
The Mariposa (Cal) Neos says that the
Fresno Indians are killing the doctors or
medicine. men. They declare them to be
witches that they cannot cure the sick, and
that there will be no more rain or grass seed
till they are extingui he'd. Seven or eight
physicians have in consequence suffered mar.
tyrdom. One doctor was pursued by some
sixteen Indians, who demanded hum Of Mr..
Ridgeway, in whose camp he had taken ref.
uge, and gave the above reasons why they
ought TO have him. Their modest quest
was refused but a few days after the Doctor
yentured out and they got him.
Sambo bought a patriarchal fowl. al
took him home" says he, "my wife bile him
tree hours and den him crow M6 wife den
pop him into the pot with six pounds OF
tiers, and he kick EN- all out he must q bin
as old as dat keioosolum,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

QUeru'a Cod Liver OIL JeIIy.-No Drug
giss' establishment lacking this delightful preparation
made fron the brown Oil exp essed from the Liver
Of the God, and wbih eighty per cent of
pure OIL is complete in it's list Of remedial agents I'm.
qlahaby endorsed by that learned society," the Ne n
York Academy Of Medicine what druggist can look over
this invaluable alton? We say none that cares
aught for his reputation AZ pharmsceutst. PsNFtLD
CLAY, h o., No. Fletcher street, New York, are the
Agents for Q ,eru's Cod Liver vi Jelly
Sol by NJ. B. GREEN CO. wholesale Agent and
all Druggists. dtR2v MI
Notice TO the Pa biica.- take this method to
notify the public that the Hawker and Pedlar, NJ Gold
being connected with my Watch and Jewery Establish
ment, is imposing upon them and is not nor ever has
been in any way connected with me.
! BRUCKHEIMER,
nl6 rot No. Bay State Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17
For the Spy.

The PARSONAGE AND THE PARISH On
Thursday, the llth inst, while the pastor and
his wife absent, by invitation, to visit the
family Of parlshioner, messenger came, an
nouncng that friend desired to see them at
their home. Toward the Baptist parsonage Of
Holden, beautiful and prominent location, they
soon made their way On entering the house, to
their surprise, the very family they had been Wis
itlng were at the door to welcome them In
moment, Chstiin's celebrated Cornet Band gave
out one Of its most spirited salutatories, while
suddenly, a light shining all around party was
discovered in full possession of the premises
The secret out. No alternative was left but
to surrender. Friends had conspired together,
and the plot was complete. The house was fill
ed The young and old rejoioed together in their
success. Within and without there was light
In the rooms above there was music and be.
meath was JOY, while words Of congratulation
went bounding from heart to heart. Refresh
ments made ready for the company were clrculat.
ed with li0erol hands. There also were words Of
sympathy and encouragement addressed by W.
Q. Metcalf Esq to the pastor, with money, pro
visions and apparel Tor the household, and in re
turn, from the pastor aud his family, hearty
thanks to the donors, and prayer for that bless
ing which maketh rich and addeth no sorrow.
JOSIAH II. Triton.
Holden, Nov. Is, 1858
[rhe above was received too late for our week
ly paper Of this week Ed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

DENNIS O'FLAHERTY AND THE POSTMASTER
"Hillo, Misther Postmaster and is there
liver letther here for Dennis O'Flaherty -
81 believe there is" said the postmaster,
stepping back and producing the letter.
"And will you be so kind as to rade it to
me, seem had the misfortune to be edica-
ted to rade never bit :"
40 be sure" said the accommodating
postmaster.
He then opened and read the epistle, which
was from the "old country" concerning his
relations there, and so forth. When he had
finished, Dennis observed
"And what would you be akin for the
postage on that letther
"Fifty cents"
"And 1t is chape enough, yer honor but,
ae niyeI think Of akin ye to trust me, just
kspe the letther for pay and say, misther, if
I'd call in one of those days would We write
an answer to it =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

TYPoGRAPHIcAL BRRoRs.-One OF our OK
changes says" The ,oife crop of Gasconade
County, Mo-, this year, is estimated at %, 900
gals" The wine crop was referred to, bue
$4,000 gals will make good crop of wives,
Notwithstanding. The Hartford Times, no.
ticing the death of an editor, says, "He WAS
a high ioinded gentleman. and pungent
writer" Perhaps he was stump. speaker of
the high"winded school of oratory. A loco
foco editor says-''rhe Democracy are licked
like a band of brothers" instead of linked
and another says-'.We have soet the enemy,
and we are theirs ~ Types play sad Franks
Louisville Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

A NOVEL ExPBDTioN.-Th first Ameri-
can oriental expedition is about to set out
from New York. A company has been or
ganized by number Of enterprising Yankees,
Of various trades and professions, for the set
Element Of one Of the Papuan islands in Cen
trail occanca. They propose to so into the
cultivation Of sugar, cotton, coffee, aud other
tropical products, and to establish free port
for the supply and reRtting of American
whaling ships in the Pacific, and for general
trade. The island which tho colonists have
fixed upon is said to be very fertile and beau
tilul, aud is not cInimed by any European
power, aiow poworless and inefficient natives
occupying it, who will welcome peaceful adj
yenturers. The enterprise is a novel and in
teresting one, and its progress will be watched
with interest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

CURIOUS AUCTION IEoIDHNT-$33 Sold for
81 25.-At the Administrators sale of the
effects of the late Nathan Davol, on Monday,
last, an old case of drawers was among the
articles putup. AS it contained some rubbish
Of trihing value, the auctioneer asked the
administrator whether the bids should include
the contents. The latter replying the afTirma-
tive, the lot was knocked down to Mr.. J. B.
Child at 81 %, A subsequent examination
OF the purchase brought to light the sum of
thirty three dollars in Warren Bank bills,
snugly slowed away among the contents, as
good as ever "to the bearer on demand"
however long they had been there This was
apparently handsome bargain for the pur-
chaser, but having some scruPles with which
the majority of mankind are not troubled, he
handed the money over to the administra-
tor Warren Telegraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

THE BooT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS As
s1sTANT AND GUIDE. Compiled by NJ H.
Richardson, Jr. lvolume large l2mo Bos-
ton: Higgins, Bradley, 4 Dayton.
This work supplies want that has been long
and sensibly felt, want that was constantly be-
coming more apparent and more annoying The
boot and shoe business has grown up within the
last twenty years to be one of the most impor-
tant branches of productive industry in New
England, and, with possibly the single branch of
agriculture, it probably gives employment to a
greater number of persons than any other bust
ness in the Eastern States. This book contains
brief history of the trade, history Of India
rubber and gutta percha, and their application to
the manufacture of boots and shoes flU i,l.
structions IN the art of boot and shoe making,
with diagrams, scales, &C. inflammation and
sulphurzaton English and American patents !;
with elaborate treatise on tanning. In addi-
ton to all this, there are several useful recipes
for backing, vanish, cements, &c. We do not
profess sufficient knowledge in the branches of
business thus treated Of to give decided opinion
as to the perfection with which this work is exc
cuted, but, fGom cursory examination, and
looking to the sources from which much of the
information is drawn, we cannot doubt that a
large amount of practical knowledge, useful to
all who are concerned in the business, will be
found embodied therein.
William a. Ayres of this city is agent for the
sale Of the work in Worcester, Fitchburg, West
Boylston, Leicester, and Spencer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17
nloren,cn,n.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-1he ship Ply
mouth, which arrived at Mobile yesterday,
brought Mr.. Forsyth, our Minister to Mex
leo, who has been odered to Washington
The sloop-of, war st. Louis, Is to be immdi-
ately put in commission to supply her place
in the gulf
Com. Ogden has received preparatory or
ders, and is to command here. Orders are to
be sent forthwith to the naval forces in Cen
trail America, having in view the enforcement
of the Presidents anti fibuster message.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

TREMENDOUS PILES OF GoLD.-The bullion
in the Bank of France now stands at about
$780, 600, OOO-a far higher sum than was
ever held by that establishment and more
than SIS, 900, 600 in excess of the largest total
ever collected in the Bank of England. At
the commencement of the present year, the
Bank of France held less than $50 900, 900,
and the influx in nine months has therefore
been $40, 000,0 900. AT the Bank of England
the total at the beginning of the year was
$53 200 900, and it is now more than $95,.
100000. The highest sum that it ever pos
sessed was Sill, 900 900, in July, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

LOUD SLEEPING.-A Western statesman,
in one OF his tours in the far West, stopped
all night at a house where he was put in the
same room with twenty strangers. He was
very much annoyed by the snoring of two
persons. The black boy of the hotel entered
the room when our narrator said to him,
"Ben, l Will give you five dollars if you will
Kali that man next to me, who snores so
dreadfully'" "Can'tklll him for five dollars /;
but If massa will advance IN the price III try
what l can do by this time the stranger
had ceased his usual fury. &c. stepping up
to the other, he woke him, and said, nv
friend, you're talking in your sleep, and ex-
posing all the secrets of the Brandon Bank,
Che was director) you had better be care
full" He was careful, for he did not sleep
again that night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

BANK CONVENTIONAL convention OF repre-
sentatives Of eighty. three New England banks
friendly to the Bank of Mutual R,dsmptioni
convened at Chapman Hall, Boston, on Tuesday,
the 10th, to tske into consideration measures for
sustaining the Bank above named, in eousdera'
ton Of the position assumed by the Suffolk Bank.
Hon Alexander Il. Holley Of Connecticut was
appointed Preident, with six Vice Presidents,
one Of whom was Hon Isaac Davis
After free and full discussion, extending TO
some length in which some rather caustie re-
marks were made in relation to the Suffolk Bank
and its management the following resolutions
were adopted without dissent;
Resolpe9, that it is the duty Of the banks in
New England to provide for the redemption Of
their bills in the city Of Boston, at their par val
ue in specie, and that the restraints heretofore
imposed upon the undue expansion OF bank cur.
renoy ought in no degree 10 be diminished or i'm
paired out we believe it 20 be right which the
redeeming banks may properly exercise to select
their oEu agent to perform that service, having
due regard to the service of be public.
Res0lred. That the principles upon which the
Bank Mu ual Redemption, chartered by the
Legislature Of Massachusetts,, "for the purpose
Of rtdee ming the bills of New England Banks,
appear to Us to be sound, both in regard TO the
equalizing and the economizing of the burdens
imposed upon the redeeming banks in the per-
foimance OF Their public duty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

FB9UR-There is pre- uy active demand for good
brands and mices frm. Sales Of Western superdne
at 81 SO IS; aucy IS 25 extra S. SO a 70 for
common, and S. - rs per b7l for f2mi and supe
rior brands.
GRAIN Corn is firm. SAFES of yellow at 81 CSC;
white 81 a s3ci mike rs S53 per bushel OTIS are in
steady demand Rye &c scarce and nominay worth S5c
per bushet
PR0VISl0NS-Pork is firm. Prime at SI5 SIS So
mess at II so IS clear aud extra clear l9 so 20 per
Dbl cash and mos Beef is plenty and dull Mess and
extra mess sll Is Der Dbl cash and mos. Lard is IN
moderate demand Bales in bbls. 10t lie; kegs 1910
mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17


The Greenfield Gazette reports that the barn
Of Isaac Frsry in Whately, with all of its
contents, including, besides hay and grain,
5000 or 800 worth Of tobacco, together with
a COW und horse. was destroyed by fire Tues
day night Loss estimated at about $1,000,
only $3.50 insured. The ere is supposed to
have been set.
There is lady now residing in Portland,
Me-, the mother Of three children, and who
has never weighed over 90 pounds. The
youngest living child is a son, IA ID years OF
age. and weighs tiosHty poundI more than his
mother A daughter l6 years Of age, weighs
forty pounds more than her mother!
The days Of assassination and Celtic bar
barism have not yet gone by in Ireland. Re-
Gently, Rev. Alexander Nixon, while return.
ing from services at church, was shot dead
by three assassins disguised as women. They
are supposed TO be strangers hired to commit
the deed by parties in the parish who were
offended with Mr.. Nxon's faithfulnoss as a
magistrate.
George Keist Of Cincinnati had been to a
ball aud staid out so late that his father lock-
I'd up the house, and, when George subse.
quently tried TO get IN at the window, shot
him for burglar. The wound, il Is thought,
will not prove fatal.
Il is said that Hiram Powers, the great
American sculptor. who has resided at Flor
euoe ior twenty years or more, is about 10 re-.
visit the United States,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17

The concert Of the Mozart Society will be IN
usually attractive, from the fact, that, for the
first time, will be presented style Of sacred mu-
sic, by many thought to exceed in richness and
beauty any other species. The Twelfth Mass
of Mozart is admired among the most beauti-
ful of the productions of the great composer.
The largest chorus ever assembled in Worcester
will, we doubt not, do ample justice to the choral
parts, while the fine solo talent embraced within
the ranks of the Society will give the quartettes
with effect and expression.