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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

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d. ~ .vie. equs % fhofe So from li'r.
Tte'rrst ccscf 4 Fh Srspi al >ta'e+gen Dv-es.
Po-s L'rTsry ard ALary Mrn 70 b. sen ia the Nol A.
% sAtibior The .srzsst cos cou = a 3i
a-y af-..t for Ptetogr pbic rroaUr-iorA
fEEfsCr SATISFACTION GNANA>rCto.
Gs y opel t Tor the free p,rsc' cn n the nibc
NJ 6tsAEN GssG thus lteG bis plan. o. ne polr,
'ees tar approval tue succ-s. of his cstAs ncG;
ron Tie fo rditioR 81 h plan. kc 'Srts q ~ frt-,r
49, s'slisri of Photography and - sa branches
Con ut'rg su the initiative srts IL h Gs. wb PER-
q = - deli of toch and b1uec oit-e,s iucomrr1"
in ia rsiurr 5~ believes b. sAy char-se toe viva aP
c. aay Other establishment
J. Quincy. Photographs Artis'.
No. ~ Bf Away y I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
PUBLIC .MA.k'2TV0,S
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, Nov. 80 lS5S.-Mr. Joas CLAScY, Presi-
ept, ir the Chair.
TIE Board received and referred the following
| lPaitions.--Of the New-York Eye Infrnsry, for u
cation of 81 600; against locating Engine Go. in
luse lately occupied by Hose Co. No. %.
Veto Of tbe Mayor.1he Mayor returned the bill 70
aend the house Of Hose Co. No. 81, without his ap
fOvsl
Improvement Of fBroad.,ay.--A communication was
>ceyed from G. w. Waterbury, proposing plan TO
rrrove Broadway ard offering 20 take the contract
tfcarying out the plan Ue proposes to take up the
auss pavement, and substitute the Belgian pavement
its place at price not 20 exceed 81 50 per square
,ud-the Rats pavement taken up TO become the
property Of Mr. Waterbury. Referred to the Commit
ee on Streots.
Dsna,ions.-The Board adopted the report Of the
Committee, to donate $500 each 10 the Opthalnc Hos
bha and the Ssamens Friend Society.
The Chys AccouRts.-Mr. BoOLE announced that
be Joint Committee Accounts having failed 10 meet
the afternoon, they would be unable to submit their
vpOrt until the next meeting.
After some further business, the Boari adjourned to
thursday.
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4 NE TEOR.
I..,x Of YA1 g Y Tr.hnns.
adiourped until Thursiay neat,

b Ne Editor Of Ths e. Y. Trbsne
SIR: last night the 25tbl, just as the sun had
lacbed the western horizon, saw meteor, starting
tparsrty a5ou. 10 from tie ror.h pole, rush IN a
su,h-esst direction through space OF about % ,
4en il exploded in num,rols brilliant ROD fragments
Ny ,tcntion wss psrticusIiy called 70 It's great SIZE
seeing Venus few miautes later, which appearad d
'smere speck mary times less than any Of the
steOT's fragments. It sppeared many times lsrsar
an Jupiter at midnghi ard had it occurred a; that
Ine insiead OF by sunlight, it woull have been re-
farked as one of upcommon brilisucy and beaniy.
YOaTs. respectfully, n. HALLOCK.
Qxeeas L. T., Nov. 76, lts9.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board held meeting yesterday afternoon al
ieir beaduua,ters in BroOme street.
Tbs Tyeasnrer's annual report to the Legislature
rs read aud accepted. On account OF a te" cierlta
rors m ito pages the publication of it so' deferred
It'll tie corrections ar made. - g,
pe,s, Rogert Of the Tenth Precinct was dismissed
m the force. for defreuding prisoner out OF large
IN Of money. Philip II. Stices OF the twentieth
.ecipct charged with insuboriinaiion, was Gishssst
e force; as also was Dennis Brennan OF the SiNta
acinct, who was charged with compromising
oty.
TIE following resolutions were atoptd; ,-.
sered Tbs, the Board has esrncd w.a greek 9eisu''
rVsh let er fsou CsPs squfcs OF the eYentn r'e,is
~ h,ry numbering over 4co volumes hos tee c"rtel os
force unser bis and, nnd now IN 'e Sla'ion
,. az that Precinct rhe Cc-uris earnestly com "a
exAup OF Capt Sluires and the IN hs command -
.ir. spd psrorcn O. other PFesncla throughout ~"
luopoitau Police DhtT'ct
ss.ted That hopoete mention Ne made IN the rec9I o.
4 Ss,.,,nrnt Of Cspt Geo w Waing sud 1rssrs. w q.
yhcns. ssm.oa al John McCcri of the Det-c'lve 20
f their ..sui,y snd skin IN srf,stngs gang Of u,naa''
. false cop aid seIns The whole rs HneIf ased Dy
tp on the litt of Nov. inst
The meeting adjourned until Thursday next
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Advertisement.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Egw PuorosEaPHIc AID FINE Arr
No III Brososay. fr.: tIoek selow E.w.York Ho,eL
II 81 nounr ne ope.irs oi wv rl"tS-fspho ara 20
~ bic % . frv fsct.:
IT.. he Is Le odes established DisuerIrotyp in he United
Tia ti,rocn, were ms, opened IN the year is r,.ue
vhtu the IN Is marcy snd pfevior, 10 he eN-o
any ctler r. Ai'lneit 10" II 'Nsnee AID is', a.,l1
p.roo Of sgtt tr las dco:s' c a'euii2o -
lie pr's Of the Pa, sspaic Art sni hs' sds.1esd from
sirs'itg ,L.r supposed .ss,0yeT.e.
lh'i he sisi'd cttter tine oxIerse In se'orpl.h'
L.' o. i-f thaSs 90 'h' orrct Jus sarn. oi "a
If'' community. be trotuy ssy tat be As' 'a
''cte heyera tis most '-n-a.ee rsPo ,i.on- o.. .t ~,
Dsiiogs Il keeping Tsoe WIKI %. imP v-ren' o' We 4'
sra reLee'iu every onseiieres 20 Patf ~ le hi' =
eNfrtse i'ieo up Kew esiaoA'trert Nhich o. 0s go .
e'ssree src eca't u.erce srFpss,ss any otn' o
cufynE tie white marie blo No. ~ Broaisss
b.. A!E;sy & ocaie lie ucessns bl'ine'' al i,f
u. f-r,tsr acssr.tl lneE. v! TIE Photographs AT.
RECEPTION Roo4.
TIE hn, 3oor yea N ONE FLIGHT OF STAIRS 70 -"
ExBiBiTiOS GALLERY, .
oerisHiEs lsrss col, Of Pao'ossPs. hni.Efd n
psI; snd eeletfa,, pel-or, Of tte day. iii. a..
II oIe,r to -eer I'll GileIy Attractive - p9-.r 30
CuESEf hss ncoru-o -fiiir wall "l'h tas podlo.'
o,I bet Az ercsn iosisn autsssPe pa-''f
DAsUtREEoTYPE OPEaAInc Rooms .,., ~
Il.'" have bceE arranged un - M f~f''hti 80 .
NJ CrRSEY. principle coalbiains a. --
SAY 20 make ,ris g. p.srt-eu' prrfect
FHoToGEasH OPEs,TlsG Roon'. - = =.
Ilis rortsr q ne es'assInr la a.o zen
aew ,t!es az 70 rr''et't'' IA fhci9srsP.y "A ,s
msy tenany .tsoi' i1 TIE Ar ?, !s,,. 'Is ',
'iff titt l4-'iNtt, Of
fs 20 Ls peule evidence o their srper:ofy ever '''' -
az c.tels
ARrIsrs sruDIo OF OIL PAisrNcs H.,
This ,he Lsh.., branch " all where sr,sts ol 'he h
trc'.np labor The perfection Of ari where, "a. 49,
tte por,; . IeEson i se; tEth 10 Peretsso
ltlu.y 10y b. .ai- tia. thr.e pictures VIII c0uP'
~ir .tr r-ocu. Il r, of rhc best tufopesn ssrisi.
PsSrEL STCpfo.
T.. S-tio ~hr-e r,e unfinished Ptotofrspn reeFiss
i's hr,t esors aid wlrrr, by the n 80 dec.ie
Pie IRE atd e-auy 81 ein tcueu
u essf-y painting iu water colon. bit 'nr 81
rant u-er tfbsh, sr1 fsdnirr. trr hnrf ~
.t.rr.t-s "a ~ wbi~r al f-rsy Ns-
Ffsd- rsrtfrrrt. .ns'" 80 r1e7y "th-''
t. ba1c5es Il tie t-si-es', 'rca 81 -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
BOARD OF COTNCUMEy.

The Board met yetorday, Nr. e. ii. nAswELL in
he chair.
Bdg,an Parepept in SirtR areHue.-Tne Board
obcnned t. pave Sixth avenue, from Carmlne 70
3sty. second street with Belgian pavement.
Repairs ia Staltcs- -HoHseS.-The Report OF tine
spmi'tee on Rspairs end Supplies, concarripg WIN
" Board Of Aide tmen relative to repairs ami altera-
.as to the various station houses, Yves adopted.
Donation 10 Ere DcportneHt.-A resolution was
b&pted to donate s. 900 to the Widows and Orphans
frd Of the New-York Fire Department.
4 Plans for Ner CIR HoN.--A res )lGtion was con-
rvred in to pay j. Z. Gamer $3.50 for plans, &c. OF
hnew City Hail.
1 Cleaning and UhNuaslipg Station Hoases.-
hong number of bills for cleaning ard wltewa5h-
Z Station Houses was one for y for whiteSashng
: Eleventh Ward S'atiOn-H
Messrs. CRos, md BRADY opposed The bill md con-
iersbe debate followed 1t was lost by II yeas 70
nays. Subsequently the paper @as called up ana
iOped. ,.,,
Resolutions were adopted to pay Messrs. Little and
,wler, deputy clerks of the Board Of CouDcimen
sum OF $50 respectively, for services to Commit
fs
Tteresolution directing the Controller 10 advertise
proposals from THs TRlDUSr, Ttmcs ard H.rad
Publishing the official proceedings, 90, OF me
Omc on Couuc ell was ADOPTED.
Adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
THE LATE SUICIDE.
eor Of Tie y. h. Tyisaae.

. ne Editor Of The y. u. T,isHse.
sIR Dolicc IN your paper this morning sa article
; the recent sGddeo death Of M. +. j. Dicken. q,
Is house--iu which You the following strange *
|Nssion; From the fact Of entering an assume
ssme upon the res -ter nj the ho'cl it is presumed
bat be did not wish !, to DC known TIA. lie hal ben
aOppiog at a hou.e of ths, Glass" As the Ameri
r. usually recognized as tue frn pa hotel Of Jsr-
(? City, and frst-class house, please inform Us why
.s TO be presumed that Mr.. DICKENS should eviace
rh repugnaDce TO it's being known that he had
Spped at ga house Of that clsss." Did he never be-
y stop at first.clsss hotel
,rersops OF as high rcspec ability and talent "a VI.
s,kens possessed have been in the habit of stopping
y, 30 ns aud in ashamed 70 register their
naue.
a. 1e had not the Tesns :" psv-if, as Won say, h
.esby intended 20 remain here some days-tboug a
~'"ing that lac might have sent tor his uuuk walch,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

would be ample security, should not soon have eis-
covered from his clothing. &C., that Ao-on was but
an assumed name
Your, Sc.. n q. READ Cert.
-inerioon Hotd, Jcr.sy CITY. Nov. %. 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
NEW PUBLICAI IIONS.

~,..ts or THE AMERICAN PULPIT. (Ep' icopslan.)
Epp VILLAS q sPKAcUE, d. ID. Vol V. sso pP sl'
Roted Carter Brotte's
Dr sprague pursues bis great biographical work
~;,b upGsxgiDg assiduiy and with eminent success
The nre,eps volume, devoted to distinguished clergy
Of the Episcopal church in this country Is marked
\, The sane candor ofjudsnent, sympa,by wtn every
aru Of fexcetnce, and completeness without d'n''e-
,.., Of detail for which the preceding volumes nave
heo conspicuous. The plan of illustrating tne charsc-
oar Of the biographical jecs by letters from their
.riDept contemporaries and otimstes confines to call
s.+b variety Of interesting and often fracy, cores
'"odeDce Among the fathers of American Epi'copacy
IRE common GRATED, find the names Of President
"a ,,op. Bishops Bsss, seabury, White, Madison,
Moore. Griswold, Dehon, Hobst, Chase, ami others,
lille of more recent date, Bishop HeDshaw, Dr.
Jvvis. Dr. Bedell, Bishop Wainwright DR.. Crcs VEIL
,,d seversl, perhap.. less known to fame. Tae
,A.rscterstic letters .. Dr. Burroughs, Bishop Doane
g.s. (ulao c. Verplopck, Dr.. Tyog, and numerous
oher, contribute greatly to the entertaining features
n the volume. Every lover of biography will find
sa;sfscticu in these agreeable narratives, while the
utiqusIy will be attracted by their often curious
ttals OF the olden tine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

yscOURsES on COMMON TOPICS Ov CHRISTIAN
FAITH AND PR 4CTlCE. By JANIS W. ALEXANDER,
u. d. syo Up. 1853 Charles Scrbncr.
Apart from tie unm stskate iote' ctusl vsor which
exhibited in this volume, its most characteristic fea
are is the tone of esne-t conviction which porvales
J. statements and rcssoDings. Although devoted TO
ss advocacy Of ga scheue Of belief, ancient, ntelG
ny distinct read ard known Of all men, it is singu
bly, free from the commonplace routine Of argument,
i breathes the freshness ard vi ,hty Of profound
.sonsl e1peisnce. Tne author taxes frequent oc-
son TO sssa the ske ptcal character OF portion Of
dern literature, and even Of theology, though he is
,xbaps lees pouted and discriminating IN his attacks
what he deems the manifold forms Of error than in
Ii defense of the principles of his own creed. The
nes impressive passages in the volume TO those who
10 not identify the hope of the world ith the faith Of
L. preacher, are the urgent appeals in behalf Of
manly character which he enforceJ with truly mascu.
,a elonueDce
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(kdvcr-iseu-n.l
AiFci
OrrDr's Con IIyt

QtIkts COD LIVER OIL JElIN-apprOfeG
BY tie New Yors Academy Of Hedcnpos-esses sl
Cod Lvog OIL and i tshea without unnea-tnt
Physicians usntsi with requested - cs
off,e sd iay e-zs.- 10 Otcs No lSj ttlss.
PEsFoLD CLAY Co.. NAos.a .a.e Agents, NJ Fieeherst
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Aiveri.e aert
THY METALLIC T,RIFT sTl

lNf METALLIC IABLkt clhof-lNPAteu oy
Gro. SAUNDERs A D. 1916 The. the Erau,ne article has
been "a for prod4Cuz the kest po.,h ex -
CsR se obtained Of the b.. RIB sud sole Ia ar
e-s, J. 5 Saunders. No As.or House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

THr HgALra OFFIsL.--ric late decision Of Judge
Enott, on tho application ol DR. Warren Clcyola 4
for his salary Health Officer since May last tho
ground ,hst the appointment OF DR.. Ssnnel Boyd was
Illegal, has had tho effect of ending the controversy
between the parties. Yesterday DIR. Cleveland gave
up possession Of The Office with the books and papers,
and Dr. Boyd assumed entire control of the Health
Department. The weekly lst of deaths, a. required
by the Charter had not been made ont for the past
two months part in consequence Of the msnuderstant
ipg between tho two claimants. There is no reason
now to prevent regularity in transacting the business
Of The office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

A STEAM CASu-BoAr.-Mr. Samuel Suseieo hss
commenced new steam canal boat Cor the Erie Csns
to be butlt for Barlow Pope sud others. She wif
b. o. feet inches ,ng II feet inches bre sdth Of
beam, ieet inches hold, and have Barrcws rotary
engine, lrilt hy Badger Of New.York. She is 10 bs
sinilaf to the steam propeller Dawn, now running be-
tween New-York aud Hartford, and will b, ready in
three geeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Mr.. GEORGE w CuRris will deliver, thiseveong, at
the Brooklyn Atheneum before the Brooklyn Mcrcss-
tile Library Association, his lecture on " Education
and Democracy" being the third lecture of tho
cCurse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

AILRGFD GAMEIges IL COUgr.-Phe parties alleged
20 he implicated il neccing drovsc from Kentucky
ou Of about 81 COO by the game Of faro, at various
gambling eaoons ia this city, were brought before
Justice Weieh yesterday. Dr.. johnson who wa'
chaiaed With beng the "ca-e.beeper' during tho
fleeing operation st No. So Broadway, was attended
by G. Spencer esd, as couus~l, who moved for the
discharge of hs ceUt on the ground OF the complain
at bsirg mist ,ken 10 the Identity OF the accused
The other def rdsrts, Hsnley, Riley aud Hu-tees,
,v.ived a cros.-examiustion ana Justice Welsh held
,hcm 70 bal in the sum cf 81 900 each 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

THr Rry. Mn CuYLER's A vIv sksAsY SERMON
Tie Rev. 7. l.. Cuyer devcrc bis dfth anniversary
'eInon "a paste, cf Market stces olufc last Sunday
He tat'd that during tho Eve ol his PastoFs'e
be lad delivered 80 sorrous, and 25i popular a.
clcsscs 10 about fluE Ault u thousand sous; Ai4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
,r,rc,n GuAyp LAncY,tEs.-Officcr Hinton Of

ALLEGED GRAND LAECEStEs.-Officcr Hinton ot
fttr E yesterday moTu apfehendei two
gisus their E-n ssmp.o, a-d tuen saith on
ebsrsg Of stealing in 20 coin and $50 ~ BIS together
with some ci,'h from Pnip oi NJ ~ Diver street,
or ,h. i.it Of s bridet ses size asleep
il clsr sh.u TIE accused took hlucA Of kss from Der
poe ~ opening uHk IL adjoining stole me prop
srty qre.oE rrs'fo They then replaced tho s"ys and
witt the rTor.sy e for parts known Wheu IT, srre-t was
&C. saswl ,co sipg Bridget found in posses ion ~
Suith Justice committed hs women - prison ipr
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Officer Wocdbridse of the Sixth precinct. yesterday
noru'rg l-uded Irsnmsn named Hirr~y MhTry
iAed stealing eight hu-1rsd pouuds Of aee- lead v"itn
$40 nom H York Sheet Lead upary No tj L.uter
rss ~, bsd f.poe Of portion 81 re property 10
urs oesler Justice CoUnoy cjEmii;ed the
f.-s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
CHARLES TRACY.
SAMUEL J TiLDEN,
r. = MNRBUlih.
yotenBey -. 1883.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SrRct.L TEsN-Nov IL
Before JUDGE HILTON.

John King rgt. Wm. Bryant and other.
This action was for libel published bv the prSprtc-
of The Eeaing Post changing t' plinh with orlpiioA
with young woman, member OF che hstDt
soc.'y Which he stn,h oi. cairr Too dofees
edrmurr.r thc toe ground
,b. publication b.ous The Cont granted ia.
psutia guert with f. W Dods- o plaintiff Jshs
Drgsin tor def uden'-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

ConRrcrroS-John Healey. the Foreman Of En-
gino Company No. l3, in the Fourth Ward, is not a
groc-seler nor q candidate for School Commissioner.
Charles J. DousLerty is the Tammany candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

DR.. Armtsgc, ofthc Norfolk street Baptist churea'
in this city, delivered on sunday evening very abe
discourse on the subject Of The Bible IN our Puehc
Schools" Tie Doctor was no sooner through with his
subject, than the congregation arose en- mGs'e from
their seats, ard requested to tsye The subject asan
presented next Sunday ever iag.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

BopBIsG HIS BESErAcr0R-Af few dsys ago Ger
msp, ealing hin self Afsm Getty applied 10 Charles
Berger bah er doi business at No 81 Hester street
stating TIA, fs was journeymsu, and 10 qles Of EN-
Iloymelt Adam sci forth his impoverished condition
in sach pitisbc strains that Mr efgen took compes
sion upor him and gave lin work. The foloaing day
Mr. Bergen al occasion TO leave home, and upon re-
turning whst lis surprise to find bis trunk bcoh
o,en and lis bet clothes, n god watch an5 some
n uoney gote ard ~ith them the man Geitz. Nothing
more was seen or heard Of the fellow u6til Sunday
night, aLon Mr. B,rgeo. during short walk, me, hi
in the street With stout srm Bergen seis"d Gritz
wfo struggled to fee huself from the vice like grip
but without succes.. Bergen conveyed the journey
nsn boxer 70 the Saton.tIouse, where he lett him
for the hight, aud ycs'erisy mcrnrg made complaint
against him at the Es.ex-Maitct Pofee Court, when
Just;oo Steers con mii,ed the accused 70 prison.
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couRr CALFsDAR-rsis ID.


SUPREME COUHr-CWCUfT.- Nos. lJlB
,,c .s5 sss 23r 23t, 2sr 239 227i 2}D 2jS sJS ss9
.56 2e 1853 2i7l 2JJ SjI1, 2sl, $50 .gji, 1851 PART H.
Same j. yDst-losy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The statement contained in Saturdays TRIrrSs, 20
the effect that Mr.. George Armstrong OF the Seventh
Ward said 10 De formerly prominent member of the
Seveuth Ward Kncs. Nothing Council was nov the
Tamuauy candidate for Councilman, wss 40 error.
The Tammany Armstrong Is another gentleman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Itvo.ter, fan. bors ard o, $ W. 2sv. and
sk st-sye of Of t .oXtu fe-t 30
.w s,>iy fran ots Joining, each..... s0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

REAL EsTnE.--The following sales Of Brooklyn
property were made yesterday BY 4 j. Blcecker, Son
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

I CHARGED WIN BURGLAEY.-Au Irishmsn, % years
Of ePe, giving bis name as Michael Nogent, WA ar
rested Sunday afternoon charged with ourgariously
erterine the blacksmith shop of Peter Murphy, No.
57s Greenwich street. by forcing the paddock and
stealing theref'om several hammers and other imple
meLts of the blacksmith trade. Mr.. Murphy caught
Nuceut in a stocery store where he -ndesvoring
70 sell ote Of the stolen hsmmers TIE accused .lld
he kutw rotting shout the matter-that he met wo-
nan in Vmck street whom lie did not kro~ and that
sire gave him toe hammer TO sell Nugent was con-
veyed To the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
nno,nns and committed by Justice Qaackenbu,h in
default Of $1,000 hail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Attention is called to Prof. Crosbys lecture. this
Tuesday evening. at St. Paul Chapel, Fourth syerue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

KILLED gr JrsPNG FROM THE CAR'.-Yesterdsy
morning q f.unerIaned John Oglgey, r-siiins at Cold
Sorip.s. L. l., wa killed. Oh tie railroad in Ataotis
opposite Boerum street. IL epp'srs tha, a. the cars
were about erteripg the tanneI Oslvey jumped from
the front platform of the car. Iis oyercoat
caught op projection, AM he was dragged along
considerable distance before he could be exricsted.
The cer wheels hal run him Shie, sDi both
hs lsg- were cut on His were aso dreslfuily
cra.bed aud BIZ head bruised. He picked up, bat
died 70 n fsw mometts alter1srd. The deceased hsd
co.,e 70 tho city to pay taxes property in Kings
County End ID order 10 shorten the dstsnce TO the
Ciy Hal at e1ped the dangerous p'secH Of Jumping
from tie cars at Boerum street. He hal about 500
in bs po-s, ..ion and bills for nearly sv9 more. Tae
money gos intru,ted bio bys Nr jones Cold Spring.
H. Whose IA ly the deceased resided. lie vas about
&c yesrs % see. ard without family. Tie 'em'n~
were AIKEN 10 the Dea1-Iouss, and biz friends were
notified Of the fact. They Will probably be removed
10 bis bte home to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

l. Postmaster Fowler SO mash engaged IN polteN
movements thst be cannot lo,k after things at the
Pos,.Oaicc. 1t would seem So FOR f he colld have
spared the time he ~oald surely have hal the snow
cleared Of the outside sairway TO the Registered Let
ter Depaiuen; before o'clock yesterday afternoon
How many persons fell We cannot say, but We only
hesrd Of one man hat was hur; by slipping DIVA.
Greet csutior in descerdng especially, had 10 be eN-
ercissd to prevent being preeip'isied from ioP to
bottom.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Fusrrrr rFos JUsrlcF.-Yesteriay morning soou,
y o'clock Officer story OF the Pith Precinct, while
star ding on the corner OF West Broadway aad Duane
ttIset had hs attention attracted toward man with
w.n6lled bsg over bis shoulder passing toward Canal
street Officer Story aocosted him, and asked What
- bad in tn. bag when the elloS fepe1 tha he lad
some spsre-ribs which he tad purchased " Wa'a,ngon
market. The officer nC, being sshed H,a the reply.
and no. lk.3g the appearance Of Ms customer. told
lin /. usv,, sccompeny bin 70 tie station House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

sccrDTNr AT TIE PEcK-stIp FERRf-Aoont
90 yesterday uorsps while 81 TIE hsnds empSyei =
y. Pei p rry uan.d Georre Wecks sa engaged IN i-
tlscpz T. Il from one of n. rso 81 the -,
hos r- l. n tho slip aud before he oou se swy pa
be lsfk eEss hifc with such '1rr- a. 70 sh ot1 sn
tnisr- MIN Me.cal att ndsnos sss rrnderet h,nA
ard = a. AIKEN TO his rssdstes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

PRIVATE WAIcHs,S AERgsTED.-Oa Sunday night
fgtt occurred in of the downtown street, BE-
t~sen Policeman Pnilpsd the Second Precinct ana
Tmott, Gimo,e, private watcbman in Consequence
Of the o~nsr desiring TO know the contents of bag
which the latter was carrying alcrg Gilmore dre~
pstol sui threatened 10 shoot the officer for bis inter-
ference but he finally brought to terms aud taken
to tie Stston-Uru.e. Tie bag vas found to contain
some dirty clothes, the property of Gilmore. Tne
prisoner wss, however locked up charge Of dis
orderly conduct preferred by the officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The, had cct preceded mere than two blocks When
tSe Fr=cro drrprej bis bag aud Isn up Worth stree,
TO No. .. be darted into sn slieyway. rne
officer closely followed him, and about capturing
him, wien the fugitive drew 5 large knfe, cod rushed
upon biz pnrsuer bet welcIected bio from S,crys
club brought The fellow 10 terms
Tie prisoner wss removed to The Police Station
where he vss recognized ~ Michel W~lsh. s'as
"Dcsporsto Nike notorious thief. In tie bag Wa
fouud quantity of tork, supposed TO have been
stcien. "Dtspers.e Mike is ono Of the esng Of
burglars who, yssr or more ago. broke open
the United States bonded warehouse on the CunTd
dock ct jersey City sni s;oe the'efrom several thou
sand dollars worth of silks. For this oense Nike and
oue cf hi, associates spprel sude1, sni loid ia
the sil at B4rg'u Hudson Courty, n. j., bni both
maussed 10 escaTe from heir confinement, sni have
he, at large about egt, or nice months. Mike va'
yesterday reAoved 10 Ne.Jersey, where he stauis
indicted fer burglary. He WAS banded over to the
custody oftte Sheriff o. Hudson County. re Fard Of
800 vas cfered for his arrest.