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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20
From Washington, |

the Committee o. Foreign Relations re.
ported a joint resolution, authorizing the
| President to enforce our difficulties in Par
| aguay
Mr.. Douglas again made an Intellectual
attempt to procure action upon resolution
calling for information upon affairs in Kan
sas
The Army Bill was discussed, but no ac-
tion was taken
tn tho House, the Committee of Invest-
cation into theaccounts of the late Door
| keeper, were authorized to investigate the
official conductof theprcsent Doorkcepcr,
Mr.. Hackney. s
Another Special Committee was ordered
to investigate tho facts connected with the
purchase of land opposite Fort Schuyler,
New York ~,
| The remainder of the day was spent in
the reception of bills and resolutions. Ia
ken altogether, it was a dull day in Con
gress.
WAsn1SdToN, Feb TO- .-SENArE.--
| Mr.. Harlan presented the credentials of
MIR. Grimes, the new Senator from Iowa
Mr.. Douglas attempted to bring up his
! Kansas resolution.
AIR Davis objected, and called for the
yeas and nays,
Mr. Douglas proceeded to give his rea-
sons why the resolution should be consid-
/ cred now
Mr.. Davis objected to any discussion of
the merits of the question, when MIR. Doug
las fired up, claiming the right to discuss
from the practice of the Senate in other CT
ses. He proceeded by referring to the
fraudulent election in Kansas.
The vote being taken, the objection of
Mr.. Davis was sustained-yeas %, nays "a.
i Theabsentees were Messrs. Allen, Bates,
Brown, Clark, Fitch, Green, Hunter of
Arkansas, johnson, Pearce, Reid of Ken
tucky, Thompson of New Jersey, Thomp-
son and Wright.
Tho army bill was then debated by Mes
srs Mason aud Davis.
Mr.. Foot submitted an order for the COM
mittec on the library to report a plan for
the accommodation of reporters, others than
those for the Congressional Globe in the
Eastern gallery.
hlr. Toombs objected. He said he did
not think there ought to be any such per-
sons in the gallery at all. Laid over,
Nothing ofimportanccd done in the House..
WASHINGTON, Feb. lin the Senate,
the Army bill was discussed, and anappro-
priation of $4,000 voted for the Drcd Scott
decision. The Senate adjourned till Mon
day next,
In the House, the following gentIcmcn
were appointed, under the resolution of Mr..
Harris, to refer the late Kansas message of
the President to Select Committee, viz ::
Messrs. Harris, (Black Rep,) Of Illinois;
:. Stephens, of Georgia; Morrill,, (Black Rep.)
of Vermont; Lctcher, of Virginia; Wade,
Black Rep, of Ohio; Quitman, of Mis-
sissippi Wilson, (Black Rep, y of Indiana,
Bennett, (Black Rcp,J Of New York;
white, (Dem.) of Pennsylvania; Wal
dridgc, {Black Rep.,) of Michigan; An
derson, OK. N, )of Missouri; Stephenson,
; of Kentucky; Adrian, Oem.N, N,of New Jcr-
sey; Buf6nton, (Black Rep.,) of Massa-
chusctts; and Russell, Dom of New York.
The Passenger bill was defeated
Walcot, thefwitness in the case of Law
renee, Stone q Co., has refused to testify
before the committee. A resolution was
passed to bring him to the bar of the House
for contemptr '
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20
Exchanges.

PATRIOT AND MoUNrAINEER.--Ma b. r.
PERRY, aftora continuous editorial service of
seven years, has withdraw from this journal.
lie has discharged his duties, as editor, with
ability and satisfaction to his friends. Mr..
q. u. ELFoRD, the proprietor, assumes the ar
duous and responsible duties of tho vacant
post. lie is coropetontto to the task, ana has
our best wishes for his success,
'Godey's Lady's Book" for March, has
been received. Itis "a capitol number.
-.a --+-r--s -------
THE CoNaITrEE.-T Union pronounces
the Select Committee on Kansas Affairs in
the House. an cminontly fair as well as
able one" II classiGes the members as fol-
lows seycn Administration Democrats, two
Douglas Democrats, FIVE Black Rcpublicans
aud one American.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20
Death Of Col. Hannton.


The Cdroliniae comes to us clothed in
mourning for Col. WADE HAMPTON, senior,
Of Columbia, who departed this life in Match
. cz, Miss, on the 10th inst The deceased
distinguished himself at the battleof New
Orleans. But it was as civilian that Col
HAMPTos rendered eminent services to the
State, as Senator and one--of the Trustees of
the South Carolina College. Ills liberality,
TOO, was q marked and ennobling trait of mis-
character. Public honors have been paid to
his remains in Charleston and Columbia
He has been called to his Father in the ripe
ness of years and good works, lamented by
his State and country.
LIBERIA FoREIGSER.--The late Cheyalicr
Francois Andre Michaux, theeminent Fronch
botanist who made the tonr of the United
States has bequeathcd to the American Phil
Osophieel Society the sum Of fourteen thous-
and dollars, to aid (" the progress Of 8gricul-
ture with reference to the propagation of use
fui forest trees"
HopBED.--The book store Of Mr.. j. G. p.
letter, at Grcenyillc, wasentered on the night
Of fhe Sd inst, and robbed ofaboat sjsty dol
laTs. as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

HORRIBLE MuRDER.-One Of the most Incredible
bucheres ever committed has jus. come TO light IN the
Papa territory at the little Village Of San Giuiianeio
near yelletr. A small sum OF money hsd been robbed
from the priest Of the village; he accused man Of it
who vss arrested but released 70: lack Of evidence.
The priest furious a. the oss Of hs money and his ven
ceance, resolved to procure the evidence himself He
therefore enticed son Of the suspected thief into
cave, surprised and bound him. and then began to tor
,ure him by making sligh. incisions with Knife. The
boy either knew nothing or would tel nothing. The
Sigh. Of the blood ctazed the priest, ard the sufferer
died after having received twenty-five wounds.
When the body was discovered, the priet Ocla.ed a:
the burial. The bystanders thought that he was
strangely moved. Next day when the certificate Of
death was requested Of biu he showed still more emo
ton. Suspicious. which had already been excited,
grew apace, aud lie was avTcesed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

two Clerks a Cosr;si tho Controller Of reiyh
boring city Broeslynl, several cx-,psrnbrrs of Con
gr-r. and State iegs!stafes one bsrk and two ia
suTstce Presidents i~ebiyhs editors Of --pap-r-'
sud large nuuibsr oi employing printers IN this civ
a. wei - N other parts e the country. Among ni-
tary rncr we hnvo two genetals many oolonels me
major dozen captains, sevcra! licu.enants beside
eoodly run.b-r Of tue rank and G-. Lsuchtefl Aad
auch Is Mr Brchansus estimate Of cf one our re ters
that hs has given him tie sole charge Of the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard, with lis sl.ps, stoTes ami biz guns aad
Little nuer.
AZ 'hr G'-e o' NJ relnslhs MI aeDevi.t was mn n
with view 10 iis publication, statement vi the facts
to which he had ref rTed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
NEW-JERSEF-CORRECTION
To ,hs Eiiic, Of Tire v. i. TYibsn..

To a. Eiiior Of Tire v. i. T'ibrn..
SIR: In your issue OF this date you give the official
majority ot the Hon. John 3. Adrsin, of the lid Con-
gres-ora District in this State only eS, wherea. 1t
is As, which is quite smother thing. Your main error
lies in the vote Of Middlesez County, where you give
Pa.ersor's vote 2,si3, when il should be a,is3. In
Warren YOU make an error OF two votes Paterson re-
ceiving 2,laO instead of 2,llS. So you see, Billy
Paterson" was struck with t56 pounder instead OF
9SpoundeE. Yours, E
NEw-BRryswrcg, n. j., Nov. l3 1855.
(Very happy to make the correction. We gave
the returns as we found them in journal pub
lished in the District (at Somervile.) Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
How 70 DO Coon cneApLY.-Thcrs arc thousand.

How TO DO Coon cngaPLY.-Tiers are thousands
~bo having every Of hoaae utterly issorsa. thas
oblf1ei ths stair
where out public sight they when shs-r-d
Only from wind aud They bsye coy-Iiaa ohsr tbss
th. day clothing which IL oommsoy scsoty o,1
p,L's hey f-ez- it-fsy-they oten doo seek bar
ros ard pieces fr warmth Cri ns the result. To
many II this ca,-p.Ica.ry th. y,uas Tho NrwsbyS
Iodspg nou opens ~ s 1ho ,oaoni q s fu~s,
whether n.w.boyso not. Il alyes snsl, bed abd ws's
n. Eufirg E pa. year haze given 1898 'odInys r'
DrrIh-r rss snf cannot h. acrst-ly t-f
Ne have brought uhienc-s 70 bear taoss
influence snf much happy raj.
conmony of uorAland religious ero. Oresoears
were s-our receipt, ~ cn We do "a. best eau 70
c. ci roi Sunday sbo eosotons AMI On the ss.'soce
Of individual aud posos-inf that RELIGION Shof
than say God you o. clothed 1nh t-.
Scarcely auy isdy LIS Winter >ppic
od.7g bh s.t Pf.'ns WV b.
turned s~sy by the bcacyocnt with eTen s" thso
every sppf,sat safeguard ssr.rty tns' wh
b. food lfAins This iestpti9a furnishes ,ho
needed safeguard. Ta- prcpe b- chespJ cnarsb-
AID time either of the following ohds;
By direct don..on o ebias srDc.firs o pr ysoa
b securing collection In her Sunday school ~ count
ina tCusrs.
y ordering some lo1ns tses- Es 30 ocenlw sch 10
pu, good immediate us by ssniny J polite station
loEse.
BY ordering supper tchclo ssr 81 osntfor ssdsfsnss
and ior cbsrisble use. - -
We ranry ho .. tia. Chrs,sn Morality will eesbe 70
meet orr nfe~,sary ekp-aa Fgrer information VIII %
chsey,uy 1psIisd upon application p.f-osty 0 ~ p,st
All order, or uld be adifess.I %
L. WfY6sSD, Slp-rn'.nient
No. i2S Fulton street, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Five PoIsrs CSios Mi,.los. No. 42Ba1te, xr-st
ies.,bl-L-d IN 1919. Tier vii De religious services
at this Mission on Thsnk-giviog At .. n. m. TIE
Chil"'en connected With the S.bb-thS bod will r,t
IN the ball, wbero they wl be addressed by tho Ms
oas.ics a-c sea We thask i-sass W., k,y, and
@ 40 aid We loOt TO .asm sua IL. prAc IL general %
>- glad As ke,y CT zee Pcc ,i .s5rOpr,,sr observe ae
lay sps,i to ;ae ece. 4 GOi - L. da-s
,n-b-r y.r Dops'or. 10 oorey, food olcshins
thankfully received faithfully spprd the Mion No -
Baxter str~-,, WHERE .h,n b. glad en,
occs.Ss. F-esse address
D. CHAPMAN. Superintendent, OF
T J. c. WARREN, Asss.sn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
PVBLLC MEETINGS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Moyp,f Nov. Is, 1S5S.-The Board met Tonight
Presid, ut CT scY 10 the chair.
Mr. BooLE asSed permission, as q member Of the
Committee on Rairo>ds to present his views in ref
erence TO n rcsolu.nD 6s'ore the Committee to run
small cars on the Hudsou River Railroad, he not
agreeing with the majority Of the Committee. % n
motion Of Mr. ADAMS, permission was granted and the
clerk proceeded to read long preamble IN advocacy
p number of resolutions, the substance OF whi,n IL
as follows:
The FIST resolution requires the Company to remove
the rail now in use their road between Chambers
street and Ffythird street and substitute the grooved
rail-
TIE second resolution provides that the Company
place small cars OF their road to run between said
points at regular intervals and that the COMPANY be
permitted 10 charge five cents aud no more ms res
olution also provides that the Company shall not at
any time either directly nr indirectly, ALLEVIATE or in
any way dispose of the night TO sns cars On their
road under penalty OF the forfeiture Of the grant.
The las, and most important resolution Is as follows:
Resossd That the Hudson River Railroad Company be and
steam epsnes below Fifyaird street immediately upon the
small beirs placed their road il accordance with the
foregoing resol1toD.
TIE Mayor sent in two vctocs OF resolutions remit
ting taxes of John Pnrdy and Thomas Duane.
The Chief Engineer Of the Plre Department. tran-.
mitted the Annual Fire Returos giving the name and
residence of every fireman in tho Department.
On ipotion OF Mr.. TUcXeR, the report OF the Com
mttee on Repairs and Supplies repairing the Sta
ton-Houses the city and buliiug FIVE new ones was
taken up. Messrs. TUCKER, HoFfMiRE and BRADLEY
moved supdry amendments, which we're adopted.
Mr.. TICKER moved that the Street Commissioner
he directed to advertise for proposals for all the work
whenever any Job exceeds $2jJ. Carried. The report
was finally adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Two ALLEGED BuRCL AIRS About o'clock ycstsr-
DAY morpng. as officers Borden and Mortimer of tho
Eighteenth Precinct were IN the room Of hou-s
in gL,ecI ID street. watching for soue parties ace is.i
of crime they observed two in the yard OF house
No. lSi East Seventeenth street, aui fsom their
movements came to the couclusios that they were
there for good purpose. In u few moments there
ait.r ore Of tho fellows entered the upper hallway
with chest If tea while the other DO vn into
the back basemest. The officers determined IN In
vestgete the matter and accordingly repaired 20 tho
house ~ question.
Officer Borden euteredhehal where he founlthc fl.
low with the tea and arsted hiu Aer waiting wblc
or the sidewalk, the second burglar made bis appear
arce ard taken into custody. Both Of tho psisoo-
ers seemed much surprised at the tura Affairs had
taken and protested their innocence. They were sSon-
yeyed to tie Station House. ami gave their names
Philip Hart and John Dugan. HAITI said he had besa
to wedding over the store and gong home whsa
he saw q chest of tea the back stoop. He took tho
tea to prevent It from being stolen.
II WAS subsequently ascertaiusd that the store Of
VIM. Cliucby, No. lsi East Seventeenth street, hal
been burgariously entered and chest Of tea stolen
therefrom. The place had becn catered by forcing
blind from the front Of the store, breaAg paddock
on the outside door and lock the insije door.
The prisoners are 10 years Of sgo and idsh. They
were ysstsr6a morning taken to tho Jefferson Market
Police Court, and committed to prison for trial by
Justice Qeschenbush, in default Of $1,000 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

SrIcrpE WITH ARsEsfc.-CorOncr Gamble held an
nqu-. on Monday upga tody Of Ca;hsne Kelly insh
om.u IS yeas who COMMITTED suicide IL hsr res-
deure shanty IN sixty street ~ gath avenue.
Sunday night by ,Aksg .r'sn The act '1ppossf y hav.
tu bT sustained By the d,ceesd. her pss Ard
cow h.vias ded yerdc. Of suicide ntsred By IL
jury
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
CITY ITEMS

NOVEMBER Wr,rurx-THr FrRsr Syow.-We 10
no, vet despair of "Indian summer" knowing as we
90 from experience that it is always preceded by
"Squaw wip,er.' This we are now in the midst Of
Sunday was clear, bright dsy-a regular old-siyls
weather.breeder." II was sharply cold, so that
oyercoa.s cloaks and furs wsss among the prominent
things in church and among church-goersi while,
among the Old fcsies at home, there Was constant
disposition to gather around the stove, CRATE call
20 Kate in the kitchen 10 "see to the fire in the fur
IA - =
nace-it IS as Goa. 80 IA varn MP STARS we nave 10
wood fires, nowadays, to toast our shns by. Whst
blessed place il is. in front Of blazing hearth, in tie
fret stormy days in November Sunday, We said, WAS
clear and cold. Monday ah Monday what day
wac that, No Indian Summer about Monday. Il was
not only wintry, il was Winter in full force. The
TIE snow commenced falling ct O'Clock, file and
senerpg at frs snd melting az il fell; then il stopped
te then j: began again, thicker and faster "a full
feJged storm, the fakes mcdirm size but falling
tbickly, with gentle westerly wind We cannot tel
the exact point Of compass, because the City Hail
keeps ali its weshercocks inside-noue on top-to in
dca.e "How's the wind The City Government Is
too poor to indulge in such uIarian things a' Wind
indicator. And so in vain We look for vane. And so
we ssy of this FIRST November snows.oTn, it comes
from the west, Judging from general appearances 1t
looks chilly and wintry, to look through the air; but
the ground the tones the fences, the roofs the trees
are all too warm for the TO accumuate. 50,
after seeing the air fn of snowhakes for an honr or
two. We look out. and all have disappeared. Ine
streets and oil in them, and around them is damp and
mnddy-we have mud in oar slIee.s--and the world
Looks dark and chilly but there Is no white coat Of
srow. Tie ir,t snow has come and gone. Yester'
day in shaded places, the mud was frozen. Tae snow
came down and the mercury went mp At p m. the
storm ceased, and the moon Was visible with pros
pect Of clear sky to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

STAsBIsG AFFRAr.-On Sunday afternoon Patrick
Couney aud Bryan Paeny got into an al.ercatioo -
No. 81 Ela street, and soon came to blows Pheny
OdDg that be getting the worst of the light, drew
dirk knife and stabbed his antagonist in the ablou..
ilictrg serous wound. Officer Doughty Of the
Sixth Precinct soon came up, ana epprehsnding Pbney
took bin to The StaiioaIouse Connelly Wa removed
to tho iiospusl, where he lies in critical conai
ton. Pheny, while in tho Station House, declared he
would have Conney's life.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Tie Law School Of Columbia College hes grown 20
fast ss to require division, and accordingly notice IS
given in our advertising columns that from and after
Wednesday next there will be two sections, one to
meet at in the morning, the other a. in the after
Loon, at the Historical Society. The two sections
viii be united when forming moat Courts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
[ lAdv.rtissnent
ArppCTIoxs Op THE Earl

AFFECTIONS or THE EAh.-Dr. nhhiLhi
No ~, MsrT-psc. is the ouy reeosnIed Aefst u tes
United States and BE- conulted BY thosc ssderns hena
dea-s noise the head and all dis;hges from tns L
with tie beg. Of B terms are within te>
reach of a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
PHIIApYLPHta Nnndgv y,

PHILADrLPHIs. Monday, Nov. H. 1873
stocks very heavy. Pennsylvania STATE Fiycs 9j,:
Reading Railroad, 2j; Morris Canal -; Long Island
IsslIoad, II Iennsy lyania Railroad, Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

SUICIDE wITu BCrcBERs Kgiy..-Coroner His
held an inqa.,. Monday upon the body of Henry Vets
butsh-r who committed snade Sunday. a. No. III TRY
stp-t BY slsbbz nin self Ia the s side wi.a n-st xns
Dcces-d beeyed deanss1 when he connts4
t- set II. German By birth, - yeGs ofsse 'ssh<s
Sgicids by s:sebins."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

CHILD ScALDgD.--A little boy sged three years n
age, son Of Mr. Fecrman, vino resides at NJ 73 Chat
ham street accidentally fell into barrel OF hot water
on Monday morning, and va. very badly burned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Tetal ........: .:.............:.............l.:t5 rs

And the Beard of Education hereby reports that,
after deductg from the said amount of 81 2i6,hco
the -u ated the notice referred to IN the ith
tor Of the act entitled an To amend consolidate
"and reduce to act the various acts relative ;o
Common Schools Of the City Of Nev-iork," passed
July 81 Ssh and the several sums Of moLey directed
be raised by the 18th section Of the same act the
sad Board estimates that the balance will be- the
"anouut over ard above the specified n the lJh
section Of the -aid act which will be repaired dur
ing the year for the purpose meeting the cnrrert
annual expenses If public instruction in said city; for
purchasing procuring aud leasing sites flr erecting
buildings and for furnishing, fitting up, altering ana
repairing the buildings aud premises under their
cbarcc; far tue support of schools which shall have
been organized since the last annual apportonuent Of
the School moneys made by The Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
u. CHAPMAN. Supsrin.rnie,,. or
T. J. c. WARREN, Assis,sn.

Among The other charities Of our city appealing or
eii = The Home cf the Fr-nde,s The usnsl Festival
vii take place there on Thanksgiving afternoon ani
evening None viii refuse to AID the Mipagors of the
Home in their work Of shelteriny and providing fox
fFierdess and exposed younG and the hnnaress
Of poor children who are, from year to year their
bouefcisries. More than ono hunirei children are
the institution from threc months to twelve
fourteen years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

The following scls OF real estate was ma1e yeserdsy'
&. the Merchants Exchange. by A. j. BeeeAef' son
& Co.: one house and lot, No. Is irvng-pInce' soa-h
o! Seyep.teth .t-ect-lo. a5IlI6.i-sor 2l5 ioo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
fAlyeT'issmsnt.I !

GAs-GAs-GAs FIXTUREs.-A large asoYt
49,, Tb.paI .ud entirely new designs viii b. Sund
rY-.. Msnaf.ctars Dypo NJ. 57s Broadway The ads -
pied Q. the usrsI tesIS hhc"IA "AnhA& q ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

A worthy and capable Printer, With small csP'ai
a. his command may hear Of what seems TO US gooa
chance 10 establish himself in business By addressing
W. G. Dodge, st. Peter Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
IAdxerflseInsnsl

OUERU's Con LIVER on Tablespoons
h, -. Yo-h Ac.deu Of Aedcineposssssss sf the ~
t.s of ps Liver on, and tsksn without unpsssse
AT. Physicians srq1sncsd vita requested % cs -
"a. oacr ard investigate ~ rts O6es No. ps5 t4e<s
PEyFoLD, CLAY Co., hoi,ss. Asents, No flsshes<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

IRos E,IIrse.-We have received from N. a.
Myers, No. $50 Brosdvay, pamphle. giving hf'ssn
dfferen: patterns Of Portable Iron Rairg made anaef
Falers Potent, which surpssses any We had previously
seen in the facility with which ii Is set up and 'aken
down, and in the simplicity OF its model and con'trac,
ton. Those who are about to put up an ornsn'el'a
and enduring fence should examine these patterns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

AIrEspYEp RAJ E.-About 9 o cio-k Sapsisy erss-
ing. as ,cusg w 'maa named Mary O'Nei wss
makes her hvirx by stitching gsters ~iih sewiss
n.cbine. pas,rg Il corner Of Egateenih s.rec<
and First avenue on Der way to visit her s,ep-mo,hsr
che rss sccos,ed by some slf dozen losrs who wrrs
santing IN the corner. She paid attention 10 wask
the fellows said bnt ccniinueA her way, walking laser
thar ,he rad before done. Ono Of the party
followed her and az she entered the hail Of her sep-
mothers house, she was prost.sted by b,w
on the head, ard for o meunn, rendered
partially uacurlscioos. Upon recovering, sad isf-
irg ore Of the fellows attempting to ostrsgc her
while another held her dswn. she screamed mnrier
and cried loudly for help. Oaicer Socun d tse
Eighteenth Precinct hessd the cry Of murder, AMI,
summonrg 10 his assistance Officer harrington, pro
ceeded 10 the place whence he al ,n enssssd. on
S;ocum f~; entered the hall ard pssssg through
10 the yard discovered ierow sculing VITA the cou-
plainant. The officer gave The . blow with his
club and be did 80, slipped and fell down sn arca-
way. Jumping up Immediately sni c-nsaIiipx
with Officer Farirgton, who guarded tue i.oIt door,
sud learuing from bin that one hsi passed out,
oicrr S,"cum wen, upstairs ani in Of TIE rooms
found two fellows, lying upon 3 lounge proeai.as TO
b. asleep. Both arrested and ,akea TO the S,s-
tion-uouse, where they gave tbe.s as Patrick
VI, fer1nsn and Bernard Smith. Yesterday morniag
Patrick and Bernard We're taken 10 the Jrfcrsos
Msyke' lice Court. where the sir, ONie a9pesrei
ami identified them a. the parties who had at.emptsi
the ouragc. Mr.. Skiimorc, ono OF tia Clcrks at
,achei 10 the Court took her tcstmcn, ia full and
JEsce Qusskenhush 60 Em'tsi the accu.ei 10 pri.oa
in defaul, ol S20co b-l. Patrick is ~ years Of ago
and WAS born in Ireland. He said he had been to a
We Jdinc and wss 5rurk ani that be wss eoin, Nm
sisirs, hen the officer arrested HIM Smith Is IL
years of age, native OF New-Eusk, and said ho
knew nothu abou, it, az he was asleep,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

The New.york Society for tue Relief Of Widow' and
OPP ans Ct Medical Men viii hold tNsr snh.' e'''''
d:nrer a. the Astor Hou.e, tbs Tuesday svoniDs'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Two false alarms for FIRE were runs yesterday. The
kindlps up Of fire in the furnace Of the steam engine
IL the Park gave rise to the second alarm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
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