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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-17
Suit ON Official bond.

People against Defaulting Treasurer Lynn and
Sureties.-Ths cas- c was on trial yesterday, and
very interesting discussion took place on the
following points The defendants (suretiesl con-
tend that c. F. Lynn was not the Treasurer of
Trinity county, there being no law under which
an election could be had at the time when this
supposed election took place, and secondly, that
even had the election been legal, he had not
qualified as required by law, within the time lin
tied by law. To these positions it is argued by
the plaintiff that it makes no difference whether
these facts be as stated or not that in proceed
ing of this kind, the defendants cannot go behind
the Treasurer's certificate of election {; that even
If they could, and the election were declared IL
legal and void, Lynn having been the acting
Treasurer, Or Treasurer de factO, although not de
jme-his sureties arc bound on his official bond.
The case is an interesting one, and no point
raised therein has as yet been passed on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-17

PUNCH says: 1t is a common complaint among
the enemies Of England, that the charge of the
British cavalry is too heavy
We reckon it is, for Chinese and Bushmen, but
when the British cavalry undertook to charge
old Hickory for cotton, they let themselves out
pretty cheap.
EXPLOSIVE FLUIDs.-Never attempt to ill
camphene lamp while it is burning, or by candle
light its explosive qualities are as bad as gun
powder, and the vapor from the fluid is ignited at
considerable distance from the vessel.
IHE Manuscripts Found in Deserted Cabin
are original with thi. paper
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

DTArH oY Mr.. SyLW Hur.-Mr. S.lsh IIlt whe
was fatally injured at the b.nS bui ding In Moot
gomer, street on Saturday ngtt lssi ed of HI, ieju
ries about / O'Clock Moncay night Mr.. Hill was
gtn,' man Of high stand ~ in the county aod wthis
iew yesnS past has served a momber Of the CON-
mon Council. Board Of Wa,er Commissioners in Jcrsey
City, ard aiso in the Board Chosen Freehobien. Al
tie time Of hs death Mr. Hill wss ooe OF the Directors
OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank o, Jersey City.
The funeral Will take place TO DAY at O'Clock, from
his residence in Lafayette Village and will be attend
ed by the Common Council, Bosrd OF W .ter Comnis-
souers and municipal officers cf Jep-y City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
PUBLIC MEETINGS

r GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOCSE.
The Board met az the Rotunda yesterday; Gov.
SMITH io the chair.
Dr. Sanger requested that q permanent Deputy
pbysicau I've appointed to assist hm
Messrs. G.. ID. e. ". u. Bgelow proposed to hire
the labor If $50 or 200 male prisoners OF Black
Island between the ages Of 10 and 10 years, for the
term Of year, dividing the men aud prices into four
glasses, viz:
80 ,Ihs. y 30 worked three eGd less
,i.u months Is cents per dsy
(t... Thoze VIII have worked six ana ess
than twelve months ............. 80 cents per day
Gas. To.e bo have WORKED twelve nonth ~ per day
Referred 10 Committee on Pebiteutiary.
A letter fiom Dr.. Jackson in reply TO charges made
against him by Mr. GuniIer, and Mr.. GuG,her .
reply reafiirmiog those charges, were read and or
dercd 10 be printed
The Committees on Supplies and Finance, TO whom
vss referred the commune alton Of the Controller of
the City Of New-York tor estimate Of appropriation
for the Alu.s House Department for the year ie5o,
presented the foliowiIg report:
That they have given the subject the consideration
which ts importance demands, aud present the folo~
ir estimates from the beads Of TIE several lnstitu
tons of the amount reqne1 for their proper mante
nance durns tue year a amounting u tbs aggregate the
sr CT R695420 n esnsed receipts so tc follows:
RI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THg FIRE DEPARraEEr.-The election of Chief
Eng,neer Of the Fire Department cf the Western Dis
trct will take place the lih OF December irs.snt.
Preparations gre s.ready being maze, srd at recent
meeting Of the Beard OF officers the present incu nbent
Mr. IsrSel d. Velsor, oomLated for the office by
vote Of Is to H. Mr. John j. Green was also
nominated, having received the next highest number.
TIE polls are to be held ct the houes Of the respective
companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

,h,Iwa. too in South America a. the time our nag
"a outraged and not only so, but 90 the very spot
and 10 the shadow Of its broad stripes and bright
.s, when the iyrant Of Paraguay tr ed TO deprive
%me,icsn cze Of is protection by sithdrawng the
s,ssoa,ur Of their Consul So | kDos what an
.yi,,rg about; and considering The very little know
isdye nNo Yankee di.plsya, II is decidedly 'n'pert-
nent in hin to give an opinion. ..,,.,.
Very truly yours TRUE 1ANhhb-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Ia " INTELLIGEN

SUPREME oURT-cs,sssss-Sov - - Before Judge
sUrBNRLs>o.
rHE sIcSLES cAsy.
Mr. John Graham, council for Mr. SicSles, ap-
peared before Ju ge Sutherland to-day for the par-
po-e of settling the orier for pc emp,ory mandauss
10 issue to tse Boasd cf Canvassers.
Before Judse hesAH,x-DEcisicS
The Nes-loTk and Nos-liaven Railroad Company
Underwood aLMoo to snie parts ef comPlsns
and 10 make them more d, finite aud certain. denied
sURRoGArE's couRr-Nov. so.-Beforc Nj Eow,so o.
WEST
WILLS ADMITTED To PROBATE.
The will Of the Rev William Richmond Of this city
admitted to probate to-day. Deceased WAS An
Episcopal clergyman for many years, and missionary
IA Oregon.
Will oY GEN. JOINS.
TIE will Of Gen James Jones, oi this city Was al
mitted TO probate Mr. Jones was one Of the wealthy
citizens of Newly ork. He owned quarter Interest
in Jones Moods. lie leaves wife anu three oh-
dren, and his property is given To his family. Ills
desth occurred at Baale, in Switzerland, in pteInber
last.
CONTEsrkD cAsEs.
The will Of Wiiau Floyd, jr., caue before the Sur
rogatc this moiritg and the formal proof Of the cAe
cutiOn of the will taken. The case was then sd-
journed to the 18th OF December next, when the coa-
tessut proposes TO offer proof ia opposition 70 the
viii. a. W. Bradtord tor eXecutrx; John u iroaads
tor contestant.
The will Of James =. Affair, occupied portion u
the day. Testimony Is being taken ON behalf Of tho
conts stante.
WILLS oFfxRED FOR PROBATE.
The wills OF the following deceased pers'as wCSs
nrC pounoed for probate: Maria {. TAllnadge, cta-
foi reurnablo GA the 3O,h OF December next; Patrick
Bagley, c,tstou re,urnablc on the 18th of January
next and Bridget Brsoley, citation rcturnsbe w
the sth ot December next.
COURT OF COMMON fLEAS-Nov o0.-Bcore Judge
bRADY.-DECtsloNs.
Robert McC. Bust ugt. Edwin Peok.-Juiguent far
defendant
Before Judge HILTON.
Andrew Kennedy agi. Joseph Shelton.-orieret
that the action be discontinued against The admns'or s The
defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
T-rnrLrlL.,n

Tia lsiQfiOR.
Hall, peerless Child of Song, Tie Grsces three
Love, Wit ard Beauty-place their freshest crown
On thy fair youthful brow, ye, gave not thee
The purity and sweetness all thine own.
Wniie gazing on thy radiant face ere long
f-ch melting heart forgets it, hidden woes.
Tie sebsc7 are held captive ny thy sorg.
- true, tender, from thy soUl il flows
Enchartre-s whence these wnnirg wsys, these
charms
Of thire at which the rudest bosom warns'
Forgive ne, caughter OF Dear Italy!
Her csuelter-yes thou ar. While men With ma
Bow to thy genus and revere tny wOr.n,
LIT cone dare slight the land that gave thee birth.
CN AMERICANA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
A MARILrTA PICIOLo,ESf,
SOSErTo.

SOSErTo.
Maria. u fest lei EArdin eiziors
D-i|e tge GBzi- r-i b-z-o eiisoi
=. 3 o. gl..-ti 4 piu pldico aor..
f. Ye.a-.i q uu.ila quel dOlcs ti,o,
Ch' ogui Pr rite d CT ioi doiors
P.s-.-rua "a ~ ra-s.o Gcl tho vi.o.
fe pu6 ysrtar d1r5 i.s-r sz.o cuor-
Da. y.sO cato To uOu 81 cOn4uso.
spir-o se1til deb iinmi,l obi sc,'
Bonde sJprelia.d TAFT cs,i vrEsi'
figlis y illiis scusi De-. miei.
Basti tai nome t- Or t'scc.rSzzi
t-tai.C0 ll hss,Iti uErug 81 hei
B,fs.sdo 95i .sl POO rItsiil sTrezzi
ETTORE D-RyARo of goH,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

SC6ji2 II
Being the estimate Of pnston for the
present yesI Of 5000 II.
On reiern to reports Of admissions dsch4ses &C. It
been large weekly decrease Of
.naDnE in the various Institutions 1857, varying
from ia 10 1885 q average @! l,t a.
addition the above submitted your Conmee
the Clerk Of the Board from the books Of
this Office based the Of the
yes which being found 20 correspond nearly TO that Of the
fsds the InsUtous enc that appcst be made
for the s655 the requed for the support
o the Installations undr charge Of the Governors Of the Al
House herewith present dtuc statement Of the spP)r
fo1meu Of that 70 the articles Of
on for the the Board Of Governors
deem for the 90 ID
Of the affairs under their Jurisdiction aud the
form required 4 the Controller OCTOBER S
or detailed statements the departments. to
able him 10 furnish the detailed esstes required Of him by
" the Ordnance oi l8sg.n
fan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
fAive'tisem srt. !

EDWARD III. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor of The
Scsp sttcnds exclusively combinations the OBJ
diseases and 10 operative surgery PLes kistda ami
cu,ble rpiue permanently cared without the kn OF liz
Ature Oce hour trom - and 20 evenings, No y
all other hours he 4, az hi. private H0s1s where
every comfort Of comestc lie provided T.. those who require
urgC al operations prolonged dtec tIeatment Consla
fee either Office hy letter SS The office of The
Scafe b a. No heseyst AtDr Home, where all literary
BUSINESS Communications u.us. be r9-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

m-ioDers from the Atorpsoe Hotel to the point Of
enb ,rkstou upoa the North River. The hne viii b.
formed in Lafayette place. with tie rgh. CO A:tor
place, at II O'Clock q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
CITY ITEMS.
lie Sozze di Figsro" WI be performed tonight
at the Academy, il which Nile. Pccolomni appears
for the last time. Fornes a. Figaro.

BuLI's I1,iD.-There Is very considerable edac-
ton in the number of cattle in market this week
probably a Thousand head. AT sundown last evenia,
only 500 ne al mad yarded at Forty fourth street,
ano not over $50 expected in addition. Bu, this,
We think, will be an ample supply for the present de-
mand, which Cannot be large for several reasons One
is, the city is very full of poultry at extremely low
prices Another ia, the cheap ofal of 2o,CoO hogs
packed weekly, beside ttc better portion Of
the meat. Mutton, or rather the mest OF
sheep, is low.priccd and abundant. All these
furnish meat 10 such abundance that It is a
little wonderful that dr2vers ani cattle brokers have
been able to keep up the price cf beef a. high Is It
has been, even in the late log-prced market. ln
consequence Of the smaller number Of csttle in market
Yesterday there was IN attempt 10 advance The price
Of the best cattle which was stoutly resisted BY the
buche,s and the consequence was that but few were
sold, but mot. Of those of good quality brought
q cents pound ret, and some q them 9l cents.
We pres0me this class of ca;.s will rale at that to-
day ard good many of the grade that sold at S. last
week will sell st SIC. this ard those tina. sold at 81,
vii move up to &c. But small number vii ss!l al
DC, aud sill less number above that, although
butchers said yesterday that brokers asked loc for
good many OF the best The yards wen very maddy,
AZ busress very dull and closed early with 10 Hat
tering prospect for owners Of poor stock which Is
abundant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

Nor ADNurED.-Ar. John H. Coleman, who claims
his seat in the Board OF Adernen by yirure Of de-
csion Of tie Supreme Court Appeared in his place at
tie last meeting, bat was not recognized the Board
He attempted to speak on several occasions, bu, was
call, d TO Order He will probably compel them to
recognize him By mandamus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

SHORTENING THE SEssIoSs.-1he Common Council
az their hast meeting charged the hoars Of each session
rom to oclock, instead Of from to 10 o'clock, as
before. Some years since the sessions lasted from to
y O'Clock atj sometimes ls.er.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
lAA,.rti..merf
Most extraordinary redurt

Most extraordinary reduction IN prices of CAR
PETS OF CLorHs. sc. {. .s'eys n,d.o Velvet. 81
rer ysra Engsh rfusss c tn lnd 9oc. RoJai Ne.yets
a. laa 81 25; al Wool Ilgrs4.. o7c, sec. aud soc
IiIRAa AsDERsos No. % 3owery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Df~TINnUI>IIET
The Zsyistogskl

DISTINGUISHED 81 CCE>S. --Ih ZaylstoHskl
Troupe of yene Psu,ou aud Ballet Performers have
made gresf lit B.ssUMs MUSEUM They received
wih almost spturous sppa1e THls AFTERNOON aud
EyfNNG three banning pieces sorgs, daI &C., al BY The
little L.NistOEssis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Advertise mont


GEo. SAUNDERS A. ID. 1916 The the genuine srdee has
never equsd for prdaCug the Sesne possible edge %
koI b. obtained Of this ibscfbs and soie Ianufsur
ers j. 4 s. Saunders, No. As,or House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
sNnrHM WEs,oS' I, RE,oLYfR-Carrying save
.TlGver;ierient

proof charges .hey ht safe and convenient;
fire }. W. STORRs No lll Cnanbcrs
81. Is Tie AseL..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

The La'ies' Executive Committee Of The Noun.
Vernon Association advertise in oar columns grand
festival occupying three days, in aid Of the fund, AMI
TO commence on TUESDAY, the 18th Of December. Tae
st day vii be devoted to grand ful dress bail, the
orchestra led by Mons. Musard. The second day,
Thursday the 10th. will be given 20 an instrumental
promenade concert. The third day, Sat iriay, the
lsth will embrace " combination of ora,ions' Il Is
expected that the public viii be fully satisfied with the
quantity and quality Of the ertertainmert.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
lAlun-si.nrnert
TAdva-ti.annert

FRESH PATEs-By the "Ango." landing on
THURSDAY. For sale By JOHN DuNcN Sons,
No. io5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

FATAL ACCIDENT AT GRyLNPoINr.-Ahout y
Seot as essu,rt Peer s.sssS 1rsr .uPos~t W.
lAns fhP ysrc GteenFot ieL from oi s--.d
he ecck which ~ enply-d sud ias,As kIeI
Coroasr Smell :, ,.hed % Old az is.ae,s a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

sIottN GrrsF.-0fiiosr Hipwcl Of the Filth Pre-
ssty y--',reay rom seir-t bas cu,Nas s-e
Nf. ,H beer scaford aS,rac Which b--s droS srl
~ seGse tes-s uslus cfcer Th- se~u,
ocsel up IN lie Finh D,,ct s,atlu i,es..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

PRESENTATIONS Mr.. Thomas VI. DoyLe f,r-n>s
= fusiu- Company No. * p D. on M,uAeV
rsft vih handsome silver tump; the gao, Mrs. r-rsax
tAlsou. To- pnseu,s'ioB made By Mr. rbon. y cue
on b.haiof th- soy Nc Du,e rfe~ued tn ~
sion u .te cors tae T. Doye 6asnl They
psin,ed b. Mr.. B. =. Dcwnes II Buskwick.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

EREcTIoS OF TIE FITYH WARD LIBERTY POLE
PosIPosED In consequence Of tne uniavorable state
OF tie weather which has bceo experienced within the
last few days, the erection OF he proposed monster
Liberty Pole, at the corner of West Broadway sad
Frai kiln streets has been postponed untii Thursday
to-InonVsl afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Aiyer,iseueIt
y. L. STAFFORD OLIVE TAR

AsrgM,, BROSCsIriS, CoUcHs,
AMI il 0tier diseases of che
TVsoAr AND LU>cs
s. certs bottle - No SIS Broadway, next to Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

Acci1NNT.--A m n driving 4 wagon on the track
ci - Sfc tat rue yesterday srmp sd O. 49, bctspsa
hh rpoa r.es aud snn.sh.>a ais wAsoa.
lie We ihfe~n 90, oi the sai bat brl.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

iar-rd ir ths Ytor coup,sy The ~h~~~ris sit sssc
o. James Hughes s GU Ned 70 the oA.ess % -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

THE BROADWAY tE. d. RALRoAD.-Tbs road Is
now ias. approaching completion. Yesterday, four
miles of tmbers had been laid down from East New
Yo.k 70 tie city, sad two miles Of iron raj. Work
nen were engaged in preparing to lay the rails IN
South Seventh street, and by Saturday Il i expected
tia, four miles tf ron raj will b. laid and the tim
bers lrepaed to lay the balance OF the road. This
road Will commence at East New-fork, connecting
viii the Log leland Railroad al tbit point, and ex-
tend down Division avenue by s double track a. tar
e. he inter.eotion of South Sixth street thence by
sirele track 70 First street. and thence 10 South
Seventh street, up Souta Seventh and South sixth
streets 70 .he intersection OF Division avenue. ne
road is expected 20 be in running order by toe Dtn
Janrs.y, 1859. TIE rails that a.e being used are OIL
ciferer. ratterr from any beretofere u'td on
city railroads, ard arc ilteodsd 10 sbvlate tas
difficulty now experiences upon city railr rced tracks
o. cafrsges and Eight wagons being j1red wnIe turn
rg Gu. o the grooves the rail- TIE grooves in this
rail are An twice the width OF those Of other rails
AID are erertiy secured 70 the wooden rails, being
fas.ered by sereTs nstesi Of spikes. The extent o
the rosd IS four snd one half niles each way. The
Company propose at irst 20 use new style OF one
bore cars, Of neat fuisb e-d Hght also tgo-horse
OF lew pattern, anc cars TO sccomnodass oIo
huncred persons for excursions &c The fare VIII De
FIVE certs 70 East New-fU-k. Shorlf Il q De p.ssi
be 20 complete the road ent.ro by the time specind'
the Company will afford some accommodation % pa'
se1gefs by OF tGrrc1te, 90 as 20 ron .uAse
rumber Ct cars during the Winter and uoIl 'n' ios"
can be completed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
IAtvertssement
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

AssEoryPEs ssD D,GuERR,oryPss
Nos $50 lni s Byoadwsy New York, and NO. 3J esnnsyL
vans az, tscingop, d. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

FouND DEAD.-An Eogii,h woman, - years Of age
named Henrietta Nande- b-.k, fOand dead Ia bed
Tuesday morning At No 50 Forsyth street. Coroner HID held
an aqoe,t upon toe bOy sad jury rendered verdict Of
Ora.h from Il ten pefsuce "
An unknown aber aiei ruesds, in the City Prison from
tie elects OF nteu pranoe ard another dei the
taken First Ward Station House. lnque,ts will
De- held upon the bodies TO-DAY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

Gen. Paez has so fsr recovered fiom The icja:ies
sustained by him on the 25h ms. ss 10 be able 70
embsiL ior yenezuea on Thuaiay. The detachment of
cavalry ard artillery detailed fr rs escort vii p,rai'
on Il al esy under the command Of Big Gen. Spcer,
o esoul, m veteran sv..ier ami TIC Neuesae.sa Com
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

The exhibition Of Rubens picture of The MiydAen
Renouecing the Va1itiss ~ the World, viii close on
Saturday, at schsus's Gallery No. 62l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

ATTACKED N TIE STREET AND RoBDED-A few
nights since Mr ID. Wright, while on bis way home in
Bedford avetue was accosted by three men, one Of
whom hai club. At,e- asking some questions one
OF them grabbed bis watch, ard resisting, he was
knocked down with a club. Wright cried for help,
sn6 Mr. Vim. CrossInan running up to see whist WA
going on was disabled by q severe blow on his arm,
res,y frscturing the bone. Wright was badly in-
;urei about tie head, and bied profs-ely iIom the
mouth. The fellows succeeded 10 robbing him Of his
watch and s., With which they escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

The Grand Jury also prssented seyeral Justices Tor
retaining eee, and another ofic 81 FOX extcrtiJn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

Tar LATE b. =. BrrrER-The remains Of the late
Benjamin L. Butler having arrived in the steamer
Arsgo on Monday the funeral services viii tsks place
at the Mercer. street Church, Thursday, December
. at 3o'elock. Arrangements have been made for a
meeting of the Bar in reference to the death of Mr.
Buter. II will &c held in the United States District
Cour, Room, on Chambers street, this "wednesday
Afternoon. at , o'clock. Judge Nelson viii preside,
a,d Me.sr. Kent. Lord, Bidwel, Noyes and Einouls
are expected take part in the ProceedinsA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

LIST or IsDicrmESrs-The Grad Jury Of the
Court OF Oyer sd Termine- found seventy-ive bills
Of Indictment tur1 tie session jus. concluded, fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

BURIED ALWE.-Tso lsbooers named Hugh
McGovan ant Thomas Murray, while makirg au ex-
oavaton in the cellar of premises No. Us West
Thuty.frst street yesterday uorIi,s, were buried
aiye by the falling OF a portion Of the foundation
wall OF the house No. 100, adjoining. Help WAS soon
at hsBds ana the two were soon extricatsi.
NcGoTan escsped sny severe injury, but Murray Lad
his SHOULDER disocaied and hs body much bruised.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

FiRF.-A stable situated IL Dufiea spest, nes.
FslE sysu-e s.s 4e,..gyea b. ara aoes'I 's- L''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

DAHIse PIcxrocKEr.-Yes.erisy afternoon a' M
Wm. H. Hsrtwel was loOking into ias shos "i-eo"
Ct apc.ure store in Broadway, rssr FratkAa s'fee''
be felt tug q, bis wstca chain, bat upor g'sncics
down toward his yss. aid seeing his chaa IN It's PA0e'
be continued locking o. tie pict1re.. IL moner'
t.o thereafter. he ,it another ,ug St Ms cns aol
Ills tine found his watch u the hand Of wer SEQ
fellw at tis sje, the ieaov being busly erssgN 10
urscrevirg .he chain from tie tire keeper. MY
Isnse,. seized tie taief AZ marched hiu 10 IAe
T.u.A., vasa Justice Con-e-y ss.. IL tc pi-sH0 D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

Court or SPECIAL sEssioNs-Nov -. isH-sssoes
justices Oss0Ks bxrSsM. aud CvsekxsSVsa
William Brosn, ste allg coats, two cbsrScsi RENT
to.sr, "a tbs. Bat.y Cunningham, s,ea ing o.io
a.np Ps.asDi! .ws alsa,a. Jsscs Cass'Psss, stssnS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Tie sccused gays bis rsm, Is JOtn Carey. sai de-
med uie. charge.

CavGHr IN rsE Acr.-Georse williamson. 90 call.
irg himsei stuty, rough and usly-look1g Customer.
at al early hour yesterday morning burslariousy cu.
.eEed the dwelling house No. o. Mercer street. occu
pied BY the servsnts employed IN the ST. Ncaoss
actel, aud busily engaged picking away at ore Of
TIE dcor-ocks with skeletoe key, when Eisari
Powera, who slept near the door VA. awakened BY
,be nose. PoNers cautiously slipped on, OF his bed
snd. opsu;ng hi- room door nsbbed the burglar a, ne
vas IL tie act Of trying key in another lock.
number Of the waters were by this tine soussd and
10 body they marched the unfortunate housobrsaker
70 the K gsth Precinct sta,or-Housc. William Vas
subsequently taken to the JeT.rson Market Police
Court. and on complaint Of Edward Powers, wascon-
mittei by Justi,e Kelly to 8 charge OF az
tempted bur-arv in cefaut OF s5g9 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

COMPLAINTS AGAIssr LGQuoa Dealers FOR SELL
lsG RUN on ELrcrIos DAr.-w,,hin the past few
dsys FIVE hundred complaints sssinst Psrt-es or
sel.s spiIi,lous Eq1ors the last election DAY Hs'e
been fled il the ofce of the Dstc. Attorney These
complaints arc bs ed on tie twenyfrst secto1 Of the
Metropolitan Police Isv which proaibt' tee $50 Of
sprituous lquors on Sunday Or eectirs day, under
penslty Of go for each o,ne, to be recovered ron
the party offending. in civil sui. brorgn' oy ,ee
District Attorney Of the courty in toe rsns oi tns
Fecpe. The Dstrict-Attorrsy has taken rsA<aTea %
have the defendants arrested.