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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
M,scen..,,u, and Disasters.

sHr CRY EAGLE r m Rio Janero for Phisdsphis- on
struck on the piieh Of Cape eriosen While going D. but
.ars 1th with the s,eam.us Amer,s aion.de
preparing V take her In Tow.
BRIG fAnER, of Philadelphia before reported abandon
ed was seen no date, lat % ~ n, lon 72e0W.
Cotts RIs voR Ryprciso fuRiisc sans rRos DscK-
We have received copy Of worh with The above tile which
has been published by Captain Cole In which he eucdaes
hrs pan for reducing and furng sails from deck The prn
cpa features OF his pie hre-st By sails be
SET reduced fured when any posion from deck
diiy and certainty Cd. la strength durability and
reliability greater than the present methld ID The weight
slot VIII be much less th The ship Will ssn faster ana
mshs speedy voysses STD The lo.- 81 life great
suerng incident 10 IN. present method ef hsndg
s De very pSSh ess.ned y no ep,.; oo,ss y. Is
longer ume PROM the above synopsis Of ts details -
subject that Ooe has ds greet Improvement on Ne
ers Of New YORK appointed com i;ee he ers
capt Coles invention, and they recommended 70
model can Be seen At Is south sfest
S,w LospoS AGAINST woRLp-The recent pas-sV. Of
ksq Of hai ety. from NeE o,,esns o rev York s.s
bspr s sob aEaD
the Yacht accomplished the passsge nns days and AZ
yacht me he wanderer but have Coasters up hare N
New onSCS Chat can oea, her sna Of them d hsnd
Clark Of this city which into YORK harSor side ard
one hou,s nssT me gssssss frgm a,ch,siays bsy ra.
rs,ns distance soT three hundrsd mlles greater than
The Matches vas heavily laden 18th freshl OF live
M
pr.es in ne way sailing An example OF tbs logs OF
the two vssses Will con vince any person Mschess
on bs trip Al rate. the saer Of the two III
t however high praise of the Wanderers sailing qualities 70
say. az must be canddlv admitted held
pretty good tug Well done for The WAnderer-New
don Chronicle. April 81
The clipper shp Queen the Pacific ia now on the Urge
sectional cock tor repairs She will be erppod recauned
and newly coppered The shp star Of Hope also the
large Basnce dock ship Resolue small Balance dock
for the same purpose.
Notice so Mariners.
GINA sEa-BoRSto, COAST. asp rhL.wAS PAS
UypRooRarurc Orrrcr, Ap~rRALry,l
iosDoa oath March, 1888 \
Two dangerous coral banks passed by " FURY
her passage from the ssrd OF hoaro 90 the norm
cnss, Of Rorneo. - - -
The first in atb a. lopR ia 80 r. and sueed TO the
norshw,s, OF the fstbos sounding marked amarang In
the NV coast Of Borneo spoeEed 70 De or miles
long east and west snd 70 miles broad With heavy brest
ers extending IN miles there hssvy sea at the time
and The deepest obtained was IL fathjms, the least
The second in lat IS ~ long iit 50 also a5ou, the
Ion ath and aud, far could be Judged
sror he sc9lered water miles Ia breadth No breakers
were ser he bank appeared TO BE steep 70 and first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

lssAnos on THE REPCslIo or NICARAGUA,
BkoohIYs, April ~, 1856.

BsookuYs, April u, 1855 J
nis isfSssn having positive information thss one or
Sia1 OF the Uai,ed states have iee'~'oe" With
Lath2-iy the CT Nicaragua sHa aeaaace
tsereo 70 estspsh ccrvnr ut-sfor, ~ means Of cream
ob.r vessss, the .'thm1s Of s'd state
ronts.tv = = mos N vessss IA ths ki4in,5c kai 'A'hI
&C. arr h,comes The dnty o. me undersshed hsvvs
kxlracr6nary and Munster PienpoehuAry 0! the tepuo
he q Nicaragua, conformity ~th lis hisIusnsns' ~
atye I'm cubic rouee ina The soe right o. establishing
arr rnu, Atom ss,oSs ,rs sa.- sthInA tar ths usss
psstAioa Or IseeIge's SOL nlerdoasd ee, h.s go AZ "
kv he surx me en- eculve apd BE atve authority .. i
uryernnept yssged AIneric ~ Atl-aVc @aa aga;
htp gSnsl CauraDy spi TIA; Any other oreNs '' ipi
s,- "a es,ah, On, By steamers or 'the<
se acr., tts said siamas ~L DC testei a. " spass
ers spo thss 81 vessels employed by them foc tae pr
DE- YyusA4RI
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MARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Or Ocean Steamers,
FROM hunnpU


FUR CAtLfOtkIA, NTC.
Back Warrior. New Yok...Apfn q. .Hsvsns v. o
STE AMvRs TO AND FROM HAVANA AND nav CLEANS
EsPIRE CirY-From New York I'd, arriving at Havana
IN and New Oreans 10Th. From New Orleans 2oh, Havana
CAasvsA-From New Yerk lah arriving at Hsysns l7th
sSh srri,ins st New York Sd N'
PhiL.psirBALfrom New York i7th arriving g aavana
Sh sIrivinx at New York 18Th
BLos wARRIoR-From New York 9Th, arriving Havana
18Th, arriving at New York 10Th
sls,Lsiom Charleston 9Th and 18th due a. Havana 9Th
d From Havana 10Th and 10th, due New York 10th
When the above dates fa on Sunday the steamers will sail
ON Monday, except from New Orleans.
YHR OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND vHINA.
The following be of value to those having correspond
The mail Southampton the >th and 10Th of each
Arrives at 0ibrs liar the 9Th and 18th Of
Arrives al Malta about the 18th and 30th of month
Arvcs at Alexandria about the 18th of same and Of fol-
about the 2h list Of and 9TH 9Th Of
about sSth 9sth Of and 10Th
we AGem about he @ or IN q n and day OF "
indian Navy steamer strives at Bombay about The Sd 70 5
III and 2d % I'd Of following mouth 40 '' '''
steamer has already arrived which takes mail on.
Pulo Penang about the I'm and 18th
Arrives at SINGAPORE about the 18th lsh and 3s. Is:
Leaves Singapore sbou, Il hours after arrival
Arrives Il Hong Kong about he I'D or h and sA or loS
Leaves next day for shsnghae
Two mails leave Ens.na.0ne ON The Sh and 2oA Of each
same time as the Southern mail.
~~0~~|N0~~No>r0>o0
aS Az PACKAGES ond letters sasen6sd for ~ NEW Yoax
ALMANAC ssv yoRH-THn BAy.
=: g. sS ss :.as q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
Dry Goods Auction sales.

Bessrs Hasgerty Co held sale yesterday Of French
goods, which well attended by q good company Of
spirited bidders The ribbons generally dupi ssed
and brought good prices. The sIksand white goods
sold well
Messrs wilmerdinr, Hoquet Humbert held n good
safe Of millinery goods The company was fair, and the
bidding spirited. The ribbons and trimmings went of WE'LL
the sale IN the MAN. compared 70 other sses d the
season, was cons dered TO be good one.
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LHEI sun IGArysT 90 BsSToS The Supreme Court
Of reversed the decision o. the Court below
n sne ~ james q Birch Colonel 5entou Toe
the l3~er slsnder, ant jldgmsa
sor e. 900 rendered against Colonel Benton. From
h's decsinD be sppesed and successful.
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Movement. In Real Estate,

BY A. ]. Bleecker, SOn & %.
lots on 42d st. 800 H. W. 9Th ave, 2SxgS9. o. 200
Store and lot No. 20 Wal r., 2cxS9 100
lot on g. EN- ave, 40 H. II in. from 135,h st. 450
10, on O. O. 9th ave- "a IT, II In. n. from 1920 st as
2 3 story brick houses and lots Oh IT. MORT
ssHt), szs q plot sixlti Sold At 81 400 each. $500
By ADRIAN II M1'ler
] lst On CO a. teiSscr Lsuss: al aye. D...f9150
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fetal for the week ........ siL ,7os

Decrease compared with the week last s6326
The total value OF these articles exported from Jsn 70
April 10, this year, So 1922 against SO 1853 for
the same period last year, showing decrease OF
s4l6l,i5l.
The New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
finished 10 Canton on the 3lst Of March, and :arl
passing daily tho roae between tia: place
and New Orleans. The total cost the thus far
been $7l42 500 ~ The debt o. the COMPANY is fol-
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upon SAIL compeny Aver, said bonds never having
ceen ssosd nsg'ose' disposed Of BY said company
or sry au'n0l'1eu oHN sr or agent Ihereos.
me i'ic~gH st~sement OF the earnings OF the New
YORK eeeus Ha .rcad for the month Of March, 1855,
compared VIC earnings for tho corresponding month
OF 1857 and IS
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Since jan l.... s5s 72i ,9ii 81 5os ssis7i,s.s
The exno,s from this port Of articles OF produce
for the ~ssk ending April l6, with comparison for the
time in 1857, aso the totals since jan. |.
,olL,r
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The Senate had reosded from ,s amendment ne bar "a
Of South Carolina and Georgia will also follow suit an 70
sumo on the Grst Of next month
The annexed Ia comparative statement OF fAe foreign
imports At New York for the week and since Jan -
For tAe Week ISL 1891. losS
Dry goods. .ss2io '?e8 u 02l9o s3ss,s3e
General merchandise. 3,ou ,34o 1907 ,S02 lSi2 49,
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So, lS9,695 52.sg9, 260
~ coo .ol4 $3.50 Gao
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Total for the week .
Previously reported.
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ToAl 81 246 $50 731 6sS ,2s4 2b6 400 Ss3
The following ia the Total Value OF !mpOrts-Gua6s
free and specie-nto the port OF New Orleans for the frs,
quarter @. zach wear for eight wars ending March
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The following are the closing prices sner the seoord
board, a. reported BY c. KoTaiszi, No. Is wislam
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
STEAM on THF ELEVENTH AVENUE

The Committee on Railroads met yesterday, in re-
ation to the resolution and petitions referred to them
to op the use Oh steam on the Hudson River Railroad
below Fifty ninth street.
AID McSPrpoN presented a petition of property
ovnen against tie locomotives.
Mr. S1RrKrE appeared for the complsinants ana
referred the Committee 10 the testimony taken before
their predecessors regard to the alleged nuis suce
No Pcsseo Appeared for the Railroad Comp .ny an
Ge Connasss sdjOuTsei, subjec. to the esu o. w
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
CITY ITEHS.

Aqueous. humid, moist. rainy snovy wss the
v.sh yess rday; muddy. splsshy. nasty the street.
,l.sLr wa;ep and gloomy, the cir foggy aad chill,
A, AT there was storm Of halfueted snow
.lou,y s,rn.h'g down into the mut, aud .tdpym ma.
,.,i.g, 70 ~. 5i>Sgreesb hes. of outdoorisn,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

The lss. obsss Op>ra Nigh. at the Academy Of
Mr,i. tales place tsi, eeennc, whom Ross;ns bril-
Ian, comic opera of "LItIana in Alseri will be
r.fo,ned, with Mesdsnes fAner; and Sieienberg
Me.-rs IAbocetta Gassier ard Rocco in the lea ing
O,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

PERiLous RIDE USDER Rail CAR.--0u SAtas-
day evening man named George Peebles, residing -
No. 266 sixth street, NewYo got on one Of the
Of the Long Island Railroad, to 90 TO Jamaica. Jsse
after passing through the tunnel and when near Boz
street, be stepped on one sds from his position %
the platform, TO sllow passenger to get In re-
turning to his place ho sEpped and fell to the groasA
between the cars ransversey to the track Instantly
seizpg the iron brace which supports the step, hs
raised his head and shoulders from the ground, Leaving
his body 20 drsg on the ground. The cars wore n
motion at the time he fell, and he continued tnes
drag for the distance OF two hundred fset be'oSe
was rescued from his psrilou- position pu1ng ~ ~.
time he was dragging trensyer,ely with the tIt ~
neck being but four inches from the ifoni
car. His clothes were nearly torn on as 10y, -.
the effort with which he maintained his poeton was
sufficient to d.tsnd the eyes nearly nom their sockets.
and caused III. blood 70 start from bn lace ne -
rescued from bis postion by the employees o' ,ne
rad ami taken to his residence IN Ne"-iork' No
sustained NO injuries of a serious cnzracter'
RoHnyRY.-About 7 o'clock Saturday evse.
[ , bys abo, 10 Old came INTO ne crcekey ssois ~
w. ", No % Main snd ssked TO see sonss ane.
al h 90 rssrhnr up &C., d the lamps on s.
Se boy, ,ok brr pookebook from aer pccket sAd sheA
18th ran sway. THY were DOT captured
p,eKpocKErs.-The police Of the Second District
% Tbompsoo picking ;he poctet Of Predsriek csvss&
tso dollna They were hs'd tss eSanssssioa-
Pisy.-On Sunday morning about O'Clock. tnA
ham Of samuel Cssss III Third svsuss -
sscssl Nrsst. ~ tssx0pv. sy fsA tssssAst vke W
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
IAdyrrtilsment. |

THREE PARTS IN ONE PIICR.-Little COfdelis
Howard repeats this evening" beside dancing HonPipe e.
Banun's Museum She also Sppes The Efn Child ia The
"Scarst Letter. This afternoon that popu and D.
ightful sctes,, Mrs Charles Howard resppNs In "ThS
ViIIsge Phsn,ou." Here is treat indeed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
IAdyertisement
DIpny'S National TIFATFR. drama.

FTFDf = NNIIUNhL HIN I'M n n'' "In11"
frouthe pen Of b. English Of Boston, entitled New
York BrOokyn Boys" produced Al this fsvorte
T.ater prht with will he repeated THE evening
panpmine OF the Magic Hands" and The
drama of Jack'sfhe Lad"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
fAdyerfisamsntl \

FREDRICKs's PHOTCGRAPHIe TEMPLE or ART
Nos SIS aud 5J7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan
HALLoryPBs DAGyTRRt SrSpss and ASssofrs1e
every style PHoroGRAs BY Mr. MovLros formerly vi's
GzIney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

NTu.YoRx Medical CoLL,GE.-Tle Eighth Az
nuaI CONNIE escement Of this institution will be held
tbis evening in the College edifce. The Ysledictory
Orstion will be delivered by Prof b. Fordyee Barker,
MD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

K.ss., As II E.-R. Shannon. ess., will speak on
tbs theme on "wednesday evening, a, Hope Chspel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
Horace Waters, the music publisher Of No. I'D

Broadway seems determined schsye for himself unenv
bic uotoiey After being indicted by the Grand Jury
sted by jury the Court Of Sessions and sentenced hy tAS
Recorder tor his oense in rudely asssung lady Waters
ries escape public condemnation By the publesiton
1 an ingeniou,ly worded sttstk the Court and The
onpansnt Tn. article 10 which siude appeared
n The Ner York Msycuyy Of Sunday last. The fact
4. that Horace Waters In spite Of all the respectable
indon who their TO shield him from the Just
suent od.ne against the laws may say behaved n tbs
masr cowsrdy and ufsnly He entered the honse
Of the complainant without authority OF law and ocbl nd
violently removed property from the premises sfouf Ass-
inn stated pIys posseon hot he hGdd dsin 0SdsAe
IL His the Of the lady against bis
ceedngs push her away from her doors her owu
house When told that any Just demand would be paid II hs
would call the husband his pae Of business bis reply wss
insulting might expected from individual wbo
could adv mans absence commit ourAes
his flmy We had hoped be spared the necessity u again
sIhdng u this matter Sunday Dispatch. Feb %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
fAdyertisemsni

THE METALLIC TABLET SrkOP.-Inyenieo "
Ggo s.ySpYa, A l2is- This the snuine article has never
been ssed for producing the ksene possible edge 10 sa
Can obtained sbscbers md sole nsnusetsfs j. kS
SuNpIEs No. 7 Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
AdyertissmeBi.
sl;nn 900 have been sayed lO the REQ

Ho MSS MACHINE PoRTRATSsking heads for - csns Ne
invention b.s done mschsayns the
pie. money and giving perfect hkenesses the Machine Pro-
GEES No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

NEw-YoRK VErERIHARY CoLLEGE.-Under the act
Of April 1887 organization has been effected under
the above title and an Office established at No. l66
Broadway until more permanent arrangements can be
completed Capt. Raston, veterinary surgeon OF
the British Army, and graduate of the Royal Veter-
nary College, has been appointed principal Veterinary
Professor DIR John Bustced Professor of Anatomy and
Surgery, and Dr. I. D. Andrews Professor OF Anatomy
and Physiology. There is nothing lacking now but
money to give life to institution that would be OF IN
calculable adv antagc TO the whole country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

Aso1rTR GRFiT CHARITY BALL.-The Funter
Wcocis Benevolent Society, flding their funds
likely soon to be exhausted the distribution Of their
bread tckets have concluded TO give grand military
ard civic ball. time in the month Of April, at the
Crystal Palace. The gentlemen engaged in this ente-
prise were on the Committee Of the calico dress bau,
given at the Academy Of Music, and the spirit which
was manifested by them in getting up their first ball
NAV be considered, think guaranty of the
success of the one in contemplation. The Crystal
Palace IL to be appropriately fitted up )r the occasion,
and made in every respect more comfortable and con-
vepiert for the purpose than any other building could
possibly be, where balls usually held 1t is thought
that this entertainment will be the most brilliant affair
of its kind ever given in the United States both in
view of the influence of the Committee and the great
attractions which are to be concentrated at the Palace
The floor Of the commodious edifice engaged by the
enterprisiDg Committee is not in is present condition,
adapted to the purposes of dancing; but this, as well as
any other objection which may be urged to the Palace
as ballroom, will, we learn, be remedied by the E1-
ecuye Committee. The bread tickets of the Society
in whose aid this ball s to be given now in exten-
siye circulation among the poor Of the city, and are
performing the noble work OF avering starvation from
many an humble dwelling.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

TIE third Concert d the Philharmonic So>ie,ycomes
or on Saturday evening next, q. the Acsiem, Of
Music.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

THy LOTTERY DEALERS.-The lottery dealers ss-
rested by the Polio. squad attached to the MAyofs
Office, SIS reported in yesterday TRIBUNE, were yss-
terday afternoon taken before Justice Kelly at ths
jefferson Market Police Court and held for exsmna~
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

The Branch Office Of the Childrens Aid Society in
the Cooper Institute, closed at the expiration OF the
month of February, the design being fulfilled forwhlch
it was originally opened, viz. that OF finding home'
and places in the West for the serving girls during
the pressure Of the hard times More than two hun
dred deserving young women have avaied themseves
of the opportunity, and are now happily located in
pleasant country in the families of good friends who
have given them a warm welcome. We understand
that the Superintendent OF the Branch Office, Mr.. b.
r. Barlow called to the superinendence OF the Five
Points House of Industry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

CoRREcTIoS.-Yesterday morning, in our account OF
the recent religious awakening, We '.ated thN the
morning prayer meeting 10 DIR. Gordons Church, in
Seventh avenue, commenced at the same hour as the
one at the Tabernacle We sre informed that 1t COM
mences at o'clock and ends at Z and is well attended
1t union meeting, irrespective fsect, and its oca-
ton is designed to accommodate the citizens eft the
Ninth Ward particularly, though all who can reach 1t
from any quarter earnestly invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

"BRorayR BES" ND THE EsrrHRY BssEEss~
Among the tickets, policies, schernes and other papese
seized Saturday last st No. 80 Ann street. the police
have found receipts amounting to $4,000, signed by
Benjamin Wood, brother Of the ex-Msyor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

ANOTHER CASE oF IsFASTcIDE E-ARRysr.-Othcee
Cook Precinct called to the hous- No -
Fast Sunday psht to take into custody
Aersrct Schnsidc German Is OF who wss
with having gven birth u sro~n emsl" child end
Throwing the infant th. the of tbs
premises scan being called made examination which
fully satisfied h Of what had ken place The officer procure4
the services scavenger who aer~sd recovered th~
BODY Of the ch but till lie extinct Coroner Ccnney
held an inquest and post showed hst the lungs Of IL
ecea.ed Inflated with air indicating to certainty thee
the child was alive. The Jury rend ed verdict o dest
by l+ng thrown mother while alive into the pyy %
house No. 5of Thirteenth street the st of msrh,
1858" The accused committed BY tn. Coroner 10 sAit
her had been taken into the house 10 beard
matter of charity she having home Of her
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

DISoRDyRLY CosDUcT OF Inspector
7urnbull reports tina, Truck Company No. 6, dursaG
an alarm of frr sunday night, their sschlne %
he sidewalk of Broadway for several blocks. COM
meueing at Pnsce street. The police requested them
take the middle OF the street but they refuscd aad
continued their at furious rate notwithstanding
the sidewalks we're at the time Gro ried by peucas
returning home from church. Several persons bad Q
narrow escape from being ran over There is stsin-
gent ordinance pr ,Sibtng fire companies from rsn~.g
their apparatus on the sidewalks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

FATAL FALL WHILE INroXsc,rrD.--Coroner HnA
inquest No I29 Cedar ths body VI Ratxte&
Curlcy who died the effects Of Injuries lie had beeo
drn and after becoming grossly intoxicated Cur
lev atirpted TO descend sht stairs. ADD doing slipped
snd fell head foremost 70 the bottom lie dscoyere iasc
daeiy taken iaAensb In which condition he remained
for hours and expired verdict Of death from
sion brain caused by falling down stairs Feb o. 1853.
Curley was 81 years OF age, and q native Of Ireland
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

ExBrzzLyNFST.-Yesterlay morning Officer Leigh.
ton, attached to the Jefferson Market Police Court, az
rested Freedman named Victor Bertrand, charged
WITH sn6esz!skless. ~ ths COMPLIANT N HAilpE QG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

FArN CAsUALTY.-An inquest was held at No. II6
by Coroner Conlay tbs body Of Apthos{
r. Wiams died from tho effects Of the injuries he hs4
received Mr. Williams WAS porter employed BY hessrs.
Dser Co. merchants ut No i6t Front street and ws msa
who drank Last night week the decessed fell down
ght OF as he aore and received Injuries which resue
fatally The Jury rendered verdict OF death by congestion of
ID. brain hangs caused by accidentally falling down stake
No le Front street, Mr. Williams tty yesxs u
age and native of this city He has ett sns su family.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

VaGRaHr CHILDREN-WHAT SHALL BE DONE FOR
THEM On Thursday evening, at Soclock, at No. 10
Ninth street, there will be meeting held OF the mana
gers of the Wilson Industrial School, and Others friendly
to the same object, to consider what can be done 10
rescue the twenty thousand children growing up with
all the attendant evils of street education in tins CITY,
aud many of them almost inevitably bound to become
yagrants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

Pisy.-On Sunday morning, about 2 O'Clock. tha
sscssi Nset, ~ tssx0pv. ~ iIA tsssh< ve ~ sA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

p,eryocxErs.-The police Of the Second Districl
., mouins arrested t~o boys named JeAa C. Had ed
% ThonpsoD Tor picking e pcket of Fredsiek csvssA q
,~s dola. They were ksd tss eSam,sssioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

FOUND IN THE Wharf.-The dead body Of a.
unknown man. far advanced in decomposition found floating
in the dock TTentyninth street North River Mehs
NcQuade Of No 22 West Twenty ninth street who made he
discovery secured the remains aud Informed tho police An
qaest will be held today
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

SrRrors AooIDssr.-Ast the proprietor Of e- Wsse-
pg.oa uarie, in Third avenue near Eighty sisah
stree, whose name could 10, be ascer.sned wss pro
oeeding down the Bowery. near P,nh stIeet, IN his
Wagon, abou, O'Clock yesterday afternoon the hcrss
took fright and started oG at fal 'pced. CO ths
west sidewalk. carrying away q largo awning -pssf,
and sral signboards, and fruit stall in hs wAy.
a, the same tine breaking As shaft, Of the wagoa.
and throwing out the wisa gres, violence njx~
ing him scr,rsly, = rot fatally.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

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