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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
ANOTHER pRIzE-FIGHrER CONVERTED

To I've ESno- a The N l. I''''"' .., n ..,;,,;o, =;
s,, I, ssen. that the present revival OF religion s
r.scb;r6 S.s a. s essSes Of tbe community l noticed
few tss A: Gs5t9s s Soavs t9s GSsDssfd snd soSd
Pr'ze uetS,iI e,t,Is - Rut what was my surprise, on
scsrceg on ene'ing TIE Baptist Church in this
mst evee smcrg the seekers after grace old Wm.
Hsnscr know belize anon the o,1 men OF nj.
cas'e Ie sat,srs Of TIE dsy The old gentleman BAD
nn be,e on visit ard was induced TO attend the
,nsetine. for several evenings prevons, until last
nicb sm bsppy TO cay that be proessed justitica;
ion by fath before TIE meeting closed lie was heard
MED al my life; the rest Of it will fgnt for Jesus
Yours with retpect, AN EYE NIANrsoo'
Ne.rayk March ls, 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
STATEMENT 40 |,


Testimony of James hmpson and Charles Turner
before the Conn lite. FisGds of the Board OF Al
dem eu. March 3, 1858
james TmpsoD the rf witness called upon his evil
Ger,r The qnrsoIt of the c nnitee and q; the
VI ness - follows:
A'r you Auditor in the Controllers Office Mr TnpScn
A. Nr.. all 10. prif cips Auditor there.
q ID y'u ever Ttousion drawn for the Of
f4o as synen; Of sad I'll the cepns Of street
A hi ave been sen ty The Assaa; Auditor. ST Besch
bu' never sac IL
O. Die rrquiou signed Ia .syor OF HAY Er.
ls lo al AWnd o' tAt iti-g Of CaHal street A. | don't
hnuw bat dolt recolleci tayiue such psneI
- Gould l'Fs be al Aw ard Of 4 ice without
rscusitisI bsius ava and cc' A couil ~. .av
- W Il akcs o1i 'h-sr r'e.iacIs a They are .ie ou
IL the Srte. Con. .nliss ioJci's ofhc-. @
@ Az that There such dsruneu. in The ,u
tioltl's ri Low A NoI- 70 edge tLogsb h,,.
-afcl I'd ioI
g. Ruve you made di gen search ~ the ofc. ., ep1 ,b
r,nuistiol a. tsve bot could q fud any
O Who did As,istsl irclor the tine q .bs
OF. III : of Csis ,irr'tl A Mr. Beach.
O " here l. he po~ a. cout know wbcrs he now Il
sad Le live, il Sarzi "a.
Cls,s ur 81 IT, Deputy Ccmmis.oIer the uert a-
,., vines e1Hnlted sIi his testimony f
!owI.; -
a 4Ifcii a. / lave knowledge of IL cant find any
yo.ci.r frt. 1 have ,e.rchee but esanoi find any.
O sctouti kept " the resuisiion IN tbs Street
Cor ni.si,LeI' ,fce1 A. snro, cay
q po say hist you eyerssT tas rc9a't'oa doRt
tLilk have tVu ro It.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

PbD,Ss,pAis Ergire 60. sotu,ikin Hess, %; Fign' m
ant IT Ho.s 1 sS Daisst, Ho.e, So Human, Hos ~
Mecba.ic Ensne 30 Southwark EeSpei % inSsoeossnt Sv
sncs Engine 4o south Penn Ho:e % os S Paan
HOee, 81; Urion Hose, 20; MsgMs iS' Totyi 10
eylysn;a Host 30; William Penn n"''' VIRTUE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

ERIr RAILROAD RooKLAsD Cousrr TRAiS-
With the reopening of Navigation on the Huis, River
the regular Summer arrangement Of running an after
roen train from Piemont to SOfferns, and morning
train from Suferns 10 Pernott in connection with the
.leamer Edsin between this city and Permont hss
he. resumed leaving the foot Of Chambers street at
> 20 o NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

The Opera Matinee announce ID for this afternoon 81
tie Academy of Music is postponed until Saturday
next week IN consequence of the fatigue the artist
have undergone singing in tire Huguenots.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

TfnpFRAscE SFRNosS.-Aseries Of Sunday evening
se,vc, is about being ated underthe auspices OF
the "Amercsn Juvenile Temperance Society The
first two temperance dScourse in the series are to be
pre-, cbed BY the Rev Dr. Cheever ard the Rev. Peter
s. ker to morrow evening. They will be followed by
g uo,t Of other well known ministers OF various de-
nominations.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Advertisement
JrSsIP RRoWS JESSIE BROWN, JEs

BRows lips of everybody Have you been to fvK
DY, Ntrros, THEArEs his JESSIE Bso~N IL thshTs
qe lou asked in meeting friend The sdis. tske me 20
PIEDY's NArfoSAL THE.Tsk JESSIE Brow All DuS
Sc. H. The adir. delighted with IT, To-sGhr II 10 sn
the OF TE SKELETON hAsO and farce u
Twins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Advertisement
A SPLENDID BEGINNING.-kNOX IL busy. His

Spring Hat is just The fabric likely CRATE sensatin among
loving public and its beauty the theme OF every
tongue How trade ," rqued ngu's,Ne customer, OF
on on OF his ."is-rn exclaimed the worked clerk
u scsrceiS Deen 6ole "a gOud
time bss the ronder Tkose who DO no wish
the sIxieties of that clerk should o. Ksoxs No
22 Broadway, without they have very sbaoby hat AID IL thai
they must 90, whether 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
IAdVertisenent

EVERYBODY Could BE ISEFUL AND HAPPY ii
the lad the proper occupation AMI knew how con,o their
passion. thr talents the beet adysu sect
chronological Examination FOWLER WELLs's, No. so
Broadway, is just what is needed BY persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
CITY ITEMS.

Melting "rATE The ice in the streets of several of
the Wards yesterday, BY order ofhe City InsPsc-
tor pu. melting condition, preparatory to conf
plete cleaning. We noticed gangs of men at work in
the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Wards.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

euriouJquestion has arisen concerning tie authen-
tic,ty letter purportng to have been written by
MIR. Washington Irving. On its appearance IN the
advertisements Of new work. entitled " Ssrtsroe,"
it was branded by M. IrviDgs publishers as for
gery. The author of " SsrtarOe subsequently spoke
of this letter as Spurious when pubsrog another,
also purportirg to be from Mr.. Irving Messrs. l. b.
Peterson Brothers, the publishers Of - Sartsroe,
are now out with long card II which they present,
the reasons which led them to believe both letters
genuine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

hcped the CAPTAINS Of other ''''c'' VII 10 likewise
The ru,ee regulating the waId. y" require that taey
hal, daily visit the S,a;ior- House Il 'oeu respective
sard. to receive and examine into such copant s.;
lave been usde deemed detrimental 10 sac neaRh Of
sny locality within the city limits.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
lAdYertirenlen'.l
BEAUTIFUL BRIDE To

THAT BEAUTIFUL BRIDE TO-DAY.-1he
BRrDs nay he twice To DAY The elegant Bridetlr
atu Bride-the gay the dsshDg. the oyenspring Bride
.he iuiutsbly iaciHsirg BRIDE An EyISNG the nee
dlus hng Benums lseum with such extraordinary crows
OF ensp.uied p-opie will D. repeated THIs AFrERooS n
o'clock well THIS EyEANG al O'Clock. Gu aud Sce the
charming Bnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

The funeral sermon Of Mr.. Francis W. Wolfe Will be
delivered in the Greene-street NJ l.. Church. to-mor-
row, at . o'clock, by the Rev. DR.. Peck, ard the
various Temperance organizations las will be seen o!
the adyertsemeDt are invited to be present. The de-
ceased OF the founders Of the Order OF Sons
of Temperance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

TAAIs.-For the benefit Of tax payers, we call par'
vmu Of the Tox Commssiorvrs giving notice that the
books axe row open for examiI alton and CORRECTION
In previous ess thss bo ks have been open TO tue
pnbc ircm Msy 20 10 June %. but by law OF AP'i'
1857, the time il charged that tire books are now
open from Jan. to April 30. it becomes necessary
Therefore, thst tax payers should be aware OF tnis
char that they may attend 10 their taxes before the
10, kr close
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
IAcvertlsemrn'
IAcvertlsemrn'
HINT No 80 Fulton -st t-Maqnificenf HAT

Spring Price S3 50 The "can BE- beat" Broaawsy ~
hiatt reduced IS 81 HUNS. No ~ futon- RemsmbeT
HuSr, the Peoples Halter no. ~ futonst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Advertisement. |

NVsIC AT H,LP-PRICE UNTIL APRIL IA
arg, American aud Foreign Music from popular cos
poser bsIl-i rice until April l. -
Horace WATERS Agent. No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Advertisement

TEAs.-Tne CANTON TEA COMPANY have 90
hs nd n TEAS for Gror, Tea Dealers "a
fsH- soueaops Ooions sns Young Tyson ff,n DC
Gunpov Ger and Imperial kc 6rc Al other 91sl
Ties eGusj os Also, 5lt boxes good FAMILY TIA fsr 81
Cal -Ismine 5, No Us Chatham bswesa Peah AZ
R1osevs.f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
fAtyerI.mentl
SrAVE AND NATONAL LAW

te.p.ie - train IN the practice q
- IL SctEscE Lsw and RXrernpo Ssezkas
esrt Tern b. sn, sth MAY. s. I'd t,r catalogue
J w. FowLKG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

NiBLo's The perennial Rsvels return on Monday
and will reopen tbs house on Tuesday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
KELLocG's SPRING PATTERN HATS and CAPS
fAdYerisemen'.I

avery handsome and durable Hat q, 80 al
No. s8l Csna..t, opposite We., Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

ALLEGED FORGERY OF l)kAfI-SlN"I LAX NASh'
a few days Ne r.. Capp FoItt Browne oi son
i by mail rt for - IL 10 the firm Of John ODonohue
doing bu,n'ss a, No s Front street but BY nsta
the pc oe,ted John ODonohue Sons No. zsJ
Fir NJ stree. snd fell the hands Of John ODOaohle
lk shop keepe at the aer number This was unable
,rr read wri bn.. through scluantanc@ leahef
the the draft after dorng with All the name OF
John ODMohue sons upon the distt. sold 20 Messn
C.ue Day of No u Wal street. The mistake sson
dis ercS aud DonOhue arrested and OF the
proceeds the sd expressed Willingness To maze eoo1
th- bance ccmplsn lad however been made ssains hin
By g.huin firm Of John ODorohue Sons, and on
this Connolly htd The accsed bail III the sum OF
Loco the charge. The bail procured and the
prise ner hbcra,ed from custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Much ia-scss
Judge HALL.
MAhSLAtCH1ER--NLkD OF NOT OCILTfs
The Uuited States sst Ferdinand Cfocker

a
The Uuited State. at Ferdinand crocker
The trial the def-ndHpt, for mans laughter, Wa
Two n1s sns.,.' wss I..,Ied ~
20 Capt Cocker be would not the turhef v
would be- sno be Wiling verdict Of sSlsy -
ihsr. nothing 'bow malice the rsr. o the used
The Jadge that he could how th. Jury. und
s as ss s sss ~.
and attention The jury then rendered verdict see
guilty.
CRuEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
The United States act. Frederick Ccocker. Toe
defnesnt Indicted for hring cruel and unu.as puai.
unt "a Of hi seauen nsmed Bses The Dsdc AtorssU
eeTd noAe Iro'equ aid the defendant wss discharged so
custody.
TIE TROUBLES OF cHIsAsAs.
The United Stst-s sg' Calvin Rider and WilisD
Woods Rider the master and Wood. the mate Of the As
esn est w,e ln .es' Or s,aY os -.
the yec Before the trial suggested thai ,ne os.ps
ard witnesses he upon bowl saucer 10 sccofdasoe
vitb the custom OF the Chinese.
EnJodse Besbe for the defsndsnis, sd be vsAS
nes, would il, DO nser he yssr sso JsAs
Jos-pbs bae sworn that he was god Chnstnn
Judg- B,r6 objected on the erourd tbs, nterpssv
aud wines. bed be living together for year srd cosasV
IN ..b other. eonpsy They like pair Of 8sAns0
~itbe ths conneetns part II tho is1sAse saytG
ordr.ry whc, might BE- Understood BY psrsssA
about to- be would cot object.
The CouI, uld hal the reics should b placed upsa
hr up sy ~,b,s .~orl Ia the u.usi Wy
IhT '."rn ssa iH turn P4t 20. sssa T. .ss ~,
when examined before United States Counsooss
nj VI mo Cr edloun1e4
lor the day
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEcI.L TyRs-MAics Is-Bslrs
JIdg, BosxoRTB
Consocisot sst Bfisbaoe.
The General Tenn reversed an order overulirg Q
the Ddrd mpsni, aud gave Judgment fss
psiuh vita rry to nif 10 suisrd paying costs cf sA~
dsnureT Al Sp cs Term. u BE- sx-d 10 of spesS
Tl ceIk IL ts1iB- cts allowed - cys.s OF pocredni a1~
nofics Of and boye ta, and allowed chuse OF pre-
tescDg bf0ys notice Of ths Item asa esso
tsxd and psid sUssUiDg demurrer ~ the ensas eso-
plant. Def 1dsDt app ais from cso sanee o. ss neHl
sned pai, he Allowance VI that nu nsnr4
For tie labor o iInk he s'nsDaed aSSruee6
the pleading required ~ss cerAS
sDd serving pruc-eegss sfOe hocs ~ us -
u,t 10 allow for ssisI fss 70 fslsioe -
the sla, AIo~ipsi u : peyius 20, Us 80
yc. x,c he truly separate and diheress =
n ,ed is digsr,at .eton Fof ike sesson' tbs n-m -
n , re,duss 70 ro,ce of snt before trs -
Siv siow,S A. 10 this item, the tSsila 10 eonhfDsd,
,.n o pr.c-edjLs. br'fr Sotiee OF Gia moa
sI.o be- allowed. gte rejection Of ~ss eifoIoou'
DECISIONS.
Before Juds. PTssRgposr
AttlaJ KeieUar agt Jo-ep' b. Nones and HeoTy
shertsre Motion 20 refer c.ni'd without cods
Ct,s : Ca.~rn AT. k0bt Red.-Motior 10 81
s,ise pan. denied wifnou' oo'Ia
corrRr OF COMMON PLEAS-Much 10 -Bsssrs Joss
o.epb ysrona sst Joseph T. Socarraz
TIis csse occupied all OF Tue sday ard pss ~
W,dpc.esy The sciin brought $zSl end IN
he'd 10 ee,rI dsb. Ocobr iss5 II :seo He psid
90 essh and d-. red the dsfspdsn setse noasssA
snd odd hupdieos doss notes II thid psrss& fs NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

How NUoH i THE RysI We notice thai the
xesl'tiest real estate in the city VIM b. As'of'
bas adopted the commendabe practice Of putting q
his sdve,seme,ts If houses TO let the price temsnded
Every person letting houses or rooms should inaHe
haste 10 do tie same thing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
| eco Photographs Of ] 900 subjects of Ne

York Scenery Select Views here and there AMI In the county
bi.torca a.d pr-viih Portraits 4 the people, st doL4
bead at HoL NEss PICTURE GALLERY, No. -s Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
IAdvef.isement |

Do not waste your health aud m0ney 10 purchn-
Id voh., ostrun. whn thene 10 med whco will PEI
rm al pousea The OxYGEsATLD BIrrEss viii cure ssJ
complain. afisirl from impsir.a Digestion dectiy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

TwEsIr-F,Rsr WARE PREcNcr.-Cspt. Spssu'
o the Twenty -dIst Precinct assures the he''u
W.td,n of that ward that be will a. sn e,Ty da'e i'
cue oIde,s to the m.u unter his commsLd promptly 10
rrPol TO him al violations OF the health ordinances 10
en precinct This is oommendAbls, End II 70 oe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

lAd7e.tsene3t
The SPRING FASHION,
fot GESrLE EsEs's HArs, BY
BzEsE 4 Co
No. ls Broaiwag
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

Col. Fremont ard his family will sail for Caiifornl
to-dsy in the Star Of the West, to be absent ie'
months.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

TIE steamer Ospray, previously reported ashore on
Plumb Island, lies stem on. She makes water. The
Westchester is alongside, taking out cargo II
Is expected she will be got off at high water.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
fAdverti-nent
Tur METALLIC TABLET S1ROP-lnvented bJ

Gro s,rNn,p d. IssThs the GET srtiele has never
l 90 Tor proun the keenrs possible edge - razof
c., b. so,sf u the sub-cbys .nt sole manntactur-fs
& s.uADfss s.are NJ. : As,or House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

The Erening Post Of yesterday says that every one
reads THE TprrUsE. That is very true
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

MALICIOUS LrBSL.-Two young men, calling them
slyr. Morr. AZ! Enoch eose were arrested Thursday
eha-,d With Att, mptns 20 raise money by means o gross and
malicious libel upon merchant IN Broadway appears that
b-, wrote letter signed r. s.. b." the wife of the com
rsras the eject t. he In the habit OF oans h'
marriage VOW offered furnish proof 70 that effect tor -
hc note containing the ~ BE- lc Ut No lBCeis street she
handed the letter 20 her husband And he 20 hnd OUT who e
writer snsw-ed and requested the writer 20 CAL The
core1 Of Fulton and Church streets and get his money Ihe
George. there sppaed he time apPonied and were
proppy a.resii. Morris George confessed that he wros
he e''@r and admitted thai ts c'ntents weie wholly
se They both held By Justice Connolly TOR further ex
nIniu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

Nj Smrh-Tteo vii save the sSsm.aseon,
ara agree 20 snsver al tAe General .sessiobs
Somethhc Wa sald IN thl- cosnectica sbozt8 nan
p, the nsine OF Ihompson, who had some teie srnes
e,en complained OF before he Msyor for vending lot
terE policies bat whose ofsn-e since seemed to have
bccu strangely forgotten
The Recorarr-l have prepared warrant for this
Wy mar lhon psoa. aod uteud 70 pu; in ,l5 hsnds
of en- p'tCef for immediate service These segtd Of
enders sgAihst The lottery laws OF this State mus,
make Up their minds TO stand their exam s.ion snd
be held e. or be discharged as tue evidence
sbAil warrant Their cases canuo, be allowed 10 hsug
snd d'sg along till they reach ncouvenent accu-
mutation. Ii looks very much ii the papers IN tls
cas. Of Thompson had beeo -uuept.tou ly smOtnered
'hs! make it specially 10 lock after this particular
case. ard 0ficer Blake who present. VII make
effort TO hunt up the original papers The peculiar
dsappearanee OF these papers strikes me- extremely
suspIcious.
Dickinson having, through his counsel, ws:ved his
preliminary examination, was thereupon held - an
swer 10 the Grand jury. The case of Bsllrin.
charged at the same time with Dickinson for doing
the printing Of lottery veuders and the evidence n
which il closed wss at the instance of both sides held
open 70 future day fer final adjudication.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

CosMITTED FOR Policy DEALISG.-M. C.. Stanley
wa held TO bail yesterday afternoon by Recorder Bar
nard in the sum of 81 OOO for policy dealing. to
at the General Session. We told hs, certoran
would be brought by the counsel for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

ISqrISIrIoS Posi- p0SED.-COroner Gamble yester
ssy repaired 20 the TwentyseCsa Wsrd Police Station for the
prpotr OF holding inquest the remains Of Thomas fnca
The man who killed Thursday BY train Of belonging
tn H. Hudson River Railroad Company but in consequence OF
the witnesses. ne inqus,ion postponed t tns
morning q, 10 o'clock when it will b. proceeded With.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

THE TwENTY-STcOSD WARD RIoT.-f esterday
afternoon George James, james Stubbs, Patrick Die
GOwap Nicholas Hanlsn, Robert Cosgrove, Patrick
Daden, Michael Kelly, James Reilly, Martin tltz-
patrick, James HanIiD, and James Twit, the parties
arrested charged with rotng and melting to not on
Thusday morning at the scene of an accident on the
Hudson River Raroad between 18th and 10Th streets,
were examined before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson
Market Police Court. The prisoners presented sorry
appearance with the cuts on their heads faces and
hands, which they had received in the battle against
the police. Officers Austin, Stuart, Boyd Phihp', CH-
tren, Wenger, Taylor, PaDn, Whitmore Stevens, aud
Bards were present, and made aidavs setting iorth
facts relative t. the riot as published in ye:tsrdayS
TRIBUNE, and fully identified the prisoners above
named as being engaged in the rict. The Magistrate
committed the accused for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

PoSrING QUAcK-MEDICINE BrLLs.-Two bill post
es were arrtsted Friday, charged with pa, scurnou
gusckuedcne b' issued BY QUE Dr. Hne! Of Division 'trrt
but having show that Dr. H. hal hired them 10 poet thu bills
they discharged and the Dr. taken into custody snt
brought Justice c, molly who 6ned bin S5 which '
he paid and was discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAS-Mwch 10 -Bsssrs JoS
w.

Tiis csse occupied all Of Tuesday ard .psst %
Welnc.esy The scin brought TO $zls, end IN
t,r, uDcer the on~ins circumstance. The psieuf y" IN
h,ed the ee,ri daDt IL Octobr iSs5 II cseo He pa1
80 90 In and delivers dssudsn setss thoasssA
snd odd huud,eos dosrs r notes II thd psrss& f M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

THE CHATHAM STREET SHOOTING AFFiIR.-The
man jeremiah Coakley, who was accidentally but dan
cerously shot on the corner of Chatham and olot
street few days ago, BY pistol IN the hands OF
William Leggett is lying in very dangerous condi-
tion in the New-York Hospital. His ifs being con-
sdered in great danger Coroner Connery was notified
TO hold an ane-rlorem examination, which ne did, as
follows:
Jeremiah Coakley, being duly sworn, and win
fu belief that he is dangerously wounded aud oe'ps p'H9
frrn the dctos opinion aud his feeling. that he ciot
live depos. and ssy.-On Thurlay March H. 1898 os
down tovni when between Mott and huorrIy ST. ~ I,
hsn talking another whose name don eo'''
Jew asked go in and buy some clothing u Ii , @
spd shook my head giving him 70 nises'a s a. nirJ him
clothes other said Come, and don uil' nun,
shot just be passed ny leg hand SIDE ns seoL w
Il pistol hi, hand; walked after him snd s'A-d tas
him r fear H. 9oad soo, me asaa along quickly AID
rd bak nnbr Of rlsn csnr up and said al oicer ousn
40 r,sJ in heT telI the oficrr Ths,. th- VINO
o, me wa then taken 20 the s,sonHouse and from there
% na ass sSo S 'f s me- bea hsa no coavsao vita him
a. lie passed don't know where the man h.s: ~o & - I'm Inn
but expect NY friend. will make lin Ou; a. some O ''m
inov him. $50,
William Legcett, the prisoner was then brought be-
foIe Coskley and identified a. the man who shot MN.
The case was then submitted to the Jury who reneied
a verdict as follows:
That J-remiah Coakley was dan pgerously wounded
y
IN he sbdcmen by pistol shot at the hands o n Lee9e' 'n
Thursday. Mach II, !S5S" ,c.
Immediately sitter the verdict waS rendered Ooi'u'r
Conrery recommltted Leggctt to the Iomos W aNa'
the resul. Of the injury.
A LOTTERY Policy CAsE.-The case OF the Fe'pe
agairst Samuel Dickinson, charged with seng 'o''s'
policies opeped several days ago. cams up sssh Ue'
fore Recorder Barnard yesterday forenoon, 1. d. '"'
Buien, esq, appearing for the people ana
Smith for the defendant. -,
The case for the prosecution being closed a'' '"'
rose in bea Of TIE defendant, and remarked 'ua' &c
had expected to 90 on with the case, ou' ~ @ eonSo,
queIce OF bis recent severe ILL ess his otner ou
had got much behindhand and Lls tune wa. - IN
occupied at this moment a. to comp! Nun - ~ 49,
adjournment of the case bsiere tie Cou,'; ,bs,
The Recorder remarked that he wouii "a "a 81 -
the other side had to say, but ne was 80 Car.
posed to numbering bis calendar Q! ieltihs 'Ne'0
go over frcn tin c to time. -so,sI oh
Mr. Van Burep replied that be had no Peronee' 90. So
lection to an sdiournment, but hi ciens @ os ~
the cause should GO or, aud be hun Ell "as - 'H'
ssu.e OPINION. II instructions were I'M "a
Tae Recorder Ny opinion i' te:. 49, .ee on
and have no Other order 10 give, Il tue o'el UP
pose the motion TO adjourn. These cases nus % us.
po.ed of ,ome tirre or other ard tins cause ho'
fn;shed row 7 cannot hear II again ninin tnIee
weeks so losdsd dowp is the business o, this oi's
tbst ould have right to prefer nee IN the oIoeI ei
tia t. the cGse now before me- lhe . ola'.t . "
the c,nnssl uaepe TO acloulo uIss W thPeie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

DFArH FROM SCALDs.-An inquest was held At No
SO Pes by Coroner Gamble he body Of hannsi
little giT who csnss 20 her d"e
by scads Wednesday last Mr. keeor living ia
the premises appears mad rlsced pail Of boiling s,'
on the oor near wher the child sitting and mne e
aerus the ysi lay ont cioth Dareg he
sb-ence The child crsw 70 the pail aud raising herself up by th
aide If b., sd oreuios, the boiling aud 'as
scaded before she could be removed The jury on h. te
pouy presented rendered verdict ot Accidental Dcsth
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

RIVER PoLIcE.-The following report was yesterday
msde to Deputy Superintendent Carpenter, by In
specior Gibson relative to the operations of the River
Police during the twenty.four hours preceding March
10. 1853:
"Tbe boats have performed their regular to1rs OF
duty. Pat,omen James and Cain. a. o'clock 8. m,
arrested mcn named WIN. Lindsey IA sailor, on sus
ricion of stealing quantity Of cotton, about 200
pounds of which were foutd in his possession They
also arrested Patrick Qulp, labover, for receiving
the same. They were locked mp for examination
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