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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
SUPREME COCRT-SPscIAL TSRN-Msrch II.
The FIFTY EIGHTH STREET JOR

The WAY TIE HIGHEST BIDDER GETs THE CONTRACT
ISJunCTIos GRAsIgD RESTRAINING MS PAtsESr.
stephen Agpeby eat. The Mayor, Ac- Of Se~ fort
DAVIS, 1.-The complaint Wss filed IN this
By the plaintiff IS taxpayer ard corporstor of this
city well on his own behalf as OF all others sin
larry s,uated 30 restrain TIE deft ndansthe Mayor
Sc'-fr6m paving any money TO the defendant Far
lev on contract made with the Street Commissioner
for reguls,ing and grading Fiftyeighth street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth svenues. IL also prsys that
the defendant Farley may b~ restrained from any fur
tier proceeding q under sald contract
The Common Council, by ordinance passed Dec. q,
1856 directed that FNy nth street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, be regulated and graded. BY the
ord na1ces of the city il then became the DUTY Of the
Street Commissioner to issue proposals inviting bids
to have the work done By contract. la ouch pro-
posas il was estimated that there would be of earth
excavation to complete said work, 3 Ol cubic yacds
and rock excavation, L., 1893 cubic yards.
Bids were received a. follows:
v.,.. Earth Per cubic ysrt. Ro'aeer ssS ~ ,.,d
and from various other persons. On the assumption
made by the Street Commissioner that there were
3 30l cubic yards of earth TO be eXcavaed and that
this was 10 be done for 81 81 cubic yard, aud thst
IL 9SS cubic ards of rock to bs e1csvated and
this was 10 be done for Lotbing Farley was the lowest
bidder On this assunp ion, the Street Commissioner
reported the bids to the Common Council, anu the
contract was awarded to Farley, and contract was
entered into between lin and the Street Commls-
sioner, dated May 5 1857 by which he agreed to Co
the work on the terms mentioned in his oil, to VT
for every cubic ard of earth excavated he would re-
ceve 81 S. and for every cubic yard OF rcck excasa-
ton nothiug Ii the correct amount OF excavation OF
earth and r. OK had been taken the basis OF the
contract and which asceItaInec to have been
follow:
Earth cubic yards,
Rick
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fAdyer- .erneutI
A Coon LokE.EN shpwd enmtryman made r,v

A. mind to visit the city He cautioned against the Peter
- 4. and pcke, book troopers. hut in his own concet
h. bet that he would not be s-n during his sooura
vi, -. To svoid temptation. b. disguised himself in
III -lo.hipg-hst coat vest psnsloons Caring
sir hsher boots but scarcely his he suded bfs
ro.ted sharper who the rss well filed pocket
hook n that the couutry owner he
,;6,d but declined the stuffed wallet.
me how you discovered rarGs. here and will
give you %
II sill: il your Hat"
Sasf,d strnck b-eirs f- KSOXs No. PIP Broadway
ere be purchased Of his splendid fsbrc sud during
sv unmos,,ed BY the petty scoundre, who lire BY
eeeips the green one, frm the rural districts.
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Mr. p. n. Horsley Of jersey Cry who did not ap-
pear at the Special Sessions the other day a. COM
plairsnt aganst pickpocket, assu.es us that there
vas no thought Of COLLISION to let the fellow Of but
that he (Xr H. was in jersey City qustly awaiting
subpoena which arrived in the afternoon ef the day, of
course some hours after the discharge of the prisoner
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- has made 80 much noise IN the papers. The
49, :. spe. fully satisfied with their Counting eI.
pe reSce in kewYott, mutually exposed de.is 70
ma ro,is,.d n - proper form, and sent away the
.ran p .a,,,c.r al the heart-broken, ruined
ric,i,n .. b,Dpy specimen, Of husband and wife as
any one could desire 10 zee.
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tAdyrrti,ementl
PIRDis NATIONN THEATER. -Tn.NL..H1

PURDi NATIONAL IHEsTER. -TO.Sh,HT
Nj. JuLIA DsLT takes her benefit 81 TN, pov. the.t.r
prr.u' A. entertainment worthy q espsI no,ce d. My
D i. pryigced Harry Seyrnour is ep--.en,tlou
ehe incidets IA the Irds emitted JE,ssE BRorss or
,yyLocXs LAST NcToRs which Judging from the
promises 70 b. Of s.,s merit, sud vii douh prDauce
e. serssou Mihsg.f resnr h" spsred neither money nor
AZ, in ~ p-epsrson nd bis stare Mr. C. L. Fox
nder who's direction TIE pieoc viii he seed o. hiss
be. ui:is In his efors 70 max both brilliant and e5etiye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

Among recent deaths Of wel-known citizens We
notice those Of Theodore NJ. Jsuneey Of the firm Of
Jauncey & Co., on Thursday; Robert Lyon, Editor of
The Asmonean, on Wednesday; Joseph w. Harrisop
printer, on Wednesday, and Charles Richard Meade
of the firm Of Meade Brothers Photographic artists at
ST. Augustine, Fla. on the ID inst.
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AfVerfi on M
~ 0,,ore TpTr-x,prI TGDrunt N-lL.

GLoRioIe ihlI Mrh isDtED Nothing could
pubic u tin the p-oo- tbs ,,@in
TO lshcd ts.l stamp ths drsua Of Tar RsTnv az A.
FvTNAs s; BARNCs'5 nv sssone,hiBE be.-s tbiin,
exciting ssits,inr touching Delightful. beyond .. ex.nn. TIL,
i the sfr.: story written for The New York Iy bv ".
So bworih and dsusrd by Mr. Watkins n tie mos, an liant,
ns msuner for Bar1un's REPEATED ToN.sHr 90 ,na v,.
.s-, IL Il you would e. JOY t-sst
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n, G g FITCN'S SIX LECTURES embr

Dr. s. g. FITCHS SIX LECTURES, embracing an
,nnon Of the treatment by which be- Desses Of the
Tbros Lungs Heart Stomach. Liver kdoeys and Ssa snd
oer chronic disorders and Rus Of Health BY whhn thos
AZ GOOD consution-fe may be preserved s
ye,a bound volume of $50 pases0 illustrations Pncs. 81
liz oce sent by mal free OF postage for % cex
Give Pot Ofcs and State, and sddp s. s. FIrcs D., No
ia Broadway, N. Y.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCK.
COMMODORE PERRY's WILL

sUFRO3ArES Court M>tcH u.-B,fors EosAso c
WKsr.
Tie W.! OF the Iste Commodore Matthew c. Perry
was sutuiitsd for probate to-day before Mr. West
Surrogate. The ctat on sss made retuyssbls on the
s7tl prox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

C,Usrpr HousEs-Eev. Yokers who n.'Te to live
out of the me,ropoisw be Interested m th' adyer-
tisement Of number of very eligible country seats ir
.ae near Northampton, Mas They aro within five
hours ride Of the city, and IN healthy ant pleasant
region
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
SaA11-Pox N BRooSLYS.-The following is a sta
tstica statement Of the mortality by smallpox in the
Ci,y of Rrookly since 1913:

Dung The present year, and up 10 the IUth MaFch'
there have been reported to the Health Officer
by physicians in attendance upoa them. OF these
over ouehalf have proved fatal. The disease is pin
cipay confined to the Sixth, Twelfth, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Waris.
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advertisement
THE METALLIC TABLET STR0P.-Invented BY

Gro SAUNDERS A si6Th.s the article has
hen equaed producing me k.enet possible edge
Can be obtained OF the sbsc rbers and cole Manufactures j.
S.U,pERs store No. I s.or House.
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WJERSEY ITEMS.

PoRTs Of ESIRAscE II NEwJER'Ef.-Ihs 'o'
lowing preamble aud resolutions, relative u pore u
ENTITY il that State, have been adopted oy 'n' ''e"
JeRey Legislature: ,. =
Whereas New Jersey does not receive cesh ot v.o.
20 which che is entitled snd sene.s N ~,
eu from ,be fac, tlst ports 10 TIE stsr o. H,ro1,
r'v.Lur districts O. New ork and Ph ad-!pha So ,,ss,
hr citizens engaged in the cosstins sde as az nmbsr Of
o-,of tiElr aid expense, from The ~an u X inn
ror,. OF ,u'rs, ~r.l Sc by reas,n Of me oas,.-
h relation the said costing rsfe d, Stat
Be rs1-.d BY the Senate ard Gs1fr1 ,iv.. IN Con
Of ke,rJe,.cy That or Sera,1rs and ~ NV
sre- Be- rec asstsd urge The pssagr OF s" ~ ce..ry
Jersey the port, II Jersey City and eau dtn So + rury
% maze them n, Of entry slsO 10 esA, 70 Il
Tons River aud Asn City and 10 use tnTl tr.de a,
trCt sgci modification Of the Avs verhS &c on ~.
will remove the burdens and ekseiiJrs n'N IL -
and masters Of vessels ,-.,.-..j,,o f,rv.rd
Ard BE- ~ re,oed Thns The Governor D. I-2o.
py 81 the resolution. 10 each Of Serato' -ni
tive, il Congress-
MoSsoUrH CorSrr CLERK.-Mr' Jsha p.saS.Ii
Clerk OF the County OF Monmouth o-ed az
On Saturday last. and Governor Newer mas appOn,eo
Mr. John " Bartlett a, hi. successor. Until t1s G'x'
sDD Isl e,eotoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

Loss EIAGGERATED.-Hr. Larcombe OF No. 10
Chambers street. states that his loss of silks by the
late burglery Is less than - Ooo instead Of sl5OOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12


sILs.-The bill introduced IN the Assembly by Mr.
Dayton on the 5th, in relation to gas COMPANIES pro
vides that Board Of Gas Inspection, consisting Of
three persons, engineers aud cheuiss shall DO sp-
pointed by the Mayor Of each city to examine quality
and quantity of the gas supplied to CONSUMERS. The
Inspectors are TO receive e per day when actively
employed and are assisted BY inspector aud clerk.
once every two months or oftener chemical analysis
must be made Of the quality OF the gas and the sccu
racy of the meters s 10 be subjected 10 accurate
| test. Central Board Of Gas Inspection to which
every gas company In the State shall be smensble,
consisting Of one delegate from each Board in the
State, is organized to meet annually in Albany COM
mencng the st OF May for the purpose OF adopting
general STANDARD Of test for the quality Of gas manu-
featured and for the test Of al meters, and shall de-
termne the lowest standard Of quality admissible and
shall establish certain standard quality to be taken
as the basis Of charge. The last section provides that
| DO charge shall ke made for the cost of meters or
mains. Senator Elys bill provided only for the cities
Of New-Yolk and Brooklyn, and for the appointment
| Of single Inspector. The prominent feature IN the
new bill is the institution OF the General Board OF Gas
| Inspection in Albany
| PRESENTATIONS OF THE RESoLvI- TO QUEEN VIC
1oR1A-A picture on this subject painted by an
English 6ltl5t bdHleu oeu W ooiVhS W
Queen Victoria, is now on exhibition at the rooms Of
Mr. w. Schaus, No. 629 broadway. Tho figures,
which are over 80 in number, nearly all portraits
taken from life. We must say that it is not great
work Of art. Capt Hartstens, surrounded by group
of American officers, is misrepresened bowling very
stffly and awkwardy to the Queen, who has reached
the center Of thee deck and suppose the neat and
Characteristic little speech he made on that occasion is
just proceeding from his lips. BY side of the Queen
stands Prince Albert and Immediately behind her are
ranged the younger members Of the Royal family and
their attendants while in the background and rigging
several sailors are enthusiastically welcoming the Royal
guests on board. The picture will be on exhibition
four or five weeks. An engraving Of it is in prepar-
alton and will be completed in the course of three
months. If the other portraits are no better than
those Of Capt. Harsten and Mr.. Cornelius Grinnell
they are not accurate Gkenesses, to say the least
NEwYORK UsIvERsITY.-The Annual Commence
ment of the Medical Department Of the New-York
University held on Wednesday night in the Chapel
Of the University Building. After comforting the de-
grees the address to the graduates delivered by
Prof. Bedford.
The names of those who received diplomas are as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
RrcEI,1se SroIrN Coon -Oficer Irving Of hi.

KfTkINING NTUIFN UODD..-VIflNtr ITVIny u NJ
Third Precinct Brookyn yesterday morning arrested Rs
Moha charge OF receiving stolen goods complaint o
preferred hy VIM Il. Barber of No 4 Green h stree NJ
William Csn II No S9S Co.umbi, seSrd st In the ta
II the yesr 1856 he employed by named Wuk:s,
in the slaughter house Mr. Barber il'
said shter hol,e the foot ri Amiy street Brooklyn eso
barrels lsrd 10 the City Il New York He 70 ee
lard board Of his lighter and conveyed the 20 Pier ~
60 the Ess, River aud delivered dsy 70 he
cusd
dir, ed by Stephen Hks foreman in the slaughter hou -
20 Moit and obi for The lard in que.t More
requested and 100 gold and no
cusd tbs, ~ Lid settle the bal wiki Mt Nu,ss
esh before whom the accused taken committed
him for alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

BALL AT THE AsToR HoUsE.-The Aston House
Hop given Tuesday night by Mr. Stetson, in homo
of bis guests and their friends, was very pleas
ant aft ,ir and unique in it, way. Having the advan-
tage Of sale manager addition to the dining
rooms for the regular guests the invites to the Hop
took suppey in it, aud being furnished as it is with ia
bes for four Elk eight twelve persons each set was
accommodated; and they began supper at ID o'clock
and continued ii until |. There about 300 ladie
present and $50 gentlemen, and yet there was plenty OF
room and all was gay and joyous DodwOrth furnished
the music for which he is famous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

A novelty in feminine costume more startling aud re-
vOutonay than the red pettcoat made its appearance
in Broadway oa Wednesday We refer to scarlettrow.
ses cut far as casual observer could judge, alto
gether Ia Turque, buttoned closely around the ankle
and producing very brilliant and impressive effect
Whether it is imported fashion invested like crno-
line by an empress, or ike the Bamors pettcoat by
aqueen, or whether like the BOomer it is a creation
Of native genius, in our ignorance on such subjects
We ore totally unable to say But we can testify
to the combination of Oriental magnifcence with
Occidental comfort by which this particular pair
Of 6snngoes seemed IL be characterized; and
to the grace with which, by elevation of sundry
other garments rendered necessary from the muddy
condition Of the streets they jauntiy displayed
viii this new mode meet with general adoption This
is question which il were rashness to answer. VINO
can tell What will be or will not BE- the next direction
OF capncious fashion,
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The threatened destruction OF the Quarantine build
ings is now said to have been hoax. No violence
has been attempted nor does there appear to be any
ground for alarm.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.-Th Democratic City
General Comni tee have designated Friday, the 18th
inst, to nominate Ward officers AMI to select Dele
gates to City Convection, to meet on the 2od inst, to
nominate City officers to be voted for q the ensuing
April election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT CRoroS FALLS.-The
American Telegraph Company, Of No. q Wall street
yesterday opered new office, at tie railroad depot
Croton Falls, Westcheser Co. Several others are to
be established on the line Of the Harlem Railroad,
soon as the instruments can be got ready for the pur
pose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

Of fifteen guns as the cutter went by. Aner trip Up
the North River, and brief run up the East River,
the Harriet Lane landed her guests at the foot of
Seventh sreef, whence they proceeded to the s.,
Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

A startling question sgitates the public mind-s
question involving national insult and perhaps san
culinary war; insult, too, offered to guest by
mis- lost, which is certainly the most fagitous OF all
offences. The Committee of the Common Council
having the Turkish visitors in charge are the suspected
offenders and they called upon to come forth with
the truth at once and end most painful suspense. 1t
is all OF those ssndwiches-thcse neatly carved, TRAN
guar sandwiches-sandwches per sc, with or without
cheese tor the cheese neither aggravates piates
the supposed iosu In the name Of the people of two
nations in the name Of the friends of Christian courtesy
and Mohammedsn faith. let that Committee answer:
Were those lam sandwiches Aud if So was the ham
true aud genuine swines flesh that abominaton for
hidden alike to Isrselite and Mosl,m which it is sin
and defement to touch Let the bold Boole aud
the vaorous Van Tine stand and answer!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

FATAL BURsISG CAsUALrES.-Corouer Gamble
held Inquest ,dsy the Sewiork Hospital uPoI the
body Of cMsnuu gil 10 years u 10 died from
bum, received feg days since IL sPpesrs tha, wee she Ns
IL tbs Of reaching % uar:e TOT match her clothes
Gre c IN the crate and before coi be extended 70 her
che fatal bur, ed The deceased naive OF rSse
aad resided No = Monroe street Verdict, accidents rs
The same Coroner held 81 inquest at Nc. 80 Ienth
GcLue upol tn b,dy OF cad years Old named james Nc
Lsuchu 30 died from burns received on Tuesday .as iI
deceived arp+tr - sl0ne in where there VAS
so'c sud Clones sht fire from H. Wien his motaer q
turned h- found hin II flames A. t.'ay burned ed4c s'
del . de 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

The TURKISH ADNIRAL.-This distinguished lion
visited the Maryland yesterday. At II o'clock the
Admiral and his suite left the St. Nicholas Hotel IN
chsrge Of the Committee of Reception, and taking up
Mayor Temann OF the City Hall went over to Brook
Ign. Al the Nsvy-Yari Capt Root III the absence OF
Com Kearney, received the vstors, tue marines pre-
seotLg arms, aud welcomed them in nest little
speech They then paid visit to the North Carolina
where Capt Schenck gave Il EN- a sailors welcome
hosting the Turkish flag ana firing saue of fifteen
guns After inspecting the vessel the Wabash was
visited, aud subsequently the Naval Dry Dock engine
room. oakum factory, aud other departments of the
yard were duly inspected. At the invitation OF Mr.
WIN. II. Webb, the Admiral then enbark ed on D, ard
the new revenue cutter Harriet Lsne. Can't. John
EauLoe for the purpose Of visiting the Notifications Of
thehsrbor. Onthe cutterthey cordially entertained
by Capt. Faunce and his officers and taken down TO
the lower bay. The guests took dinner on board in
the course Of which the health of Mr.. Buchanan the
Turkish Admiral Miss Lane, Capt. Fauuce aud other.
were drank After moving down to the lower bay the
Lane returned but conseqrei Of the large quantity
Office in-shorc ii was deemed ile1peden 10 aud the
officers Of the for, however, gave the Admiral salute
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Back. J2dg, C.,ts granted a. crt,; is.c.irs The ~

,e~t Of the defendant.
u CHassSss-MAscH i--Befo-, Ja4-> Da~ty. D.c,yss<
VIM. FellOvs agt. Ann r.. Hsuilton A ;ndgmesx
VII b. ep,eurd this dec. sas Mr. T.,,o, ,,sl -
tcly 10 that portion OF Der ahsfs g. ,os..ha 4, -
Tbe costs Of parties 10 til, aunt pa oil oi - "a
o. Wells CT a.. agt. Peter 5. March OF sl-Juds
for defendants With liberty TO pAnhs' spp-l wi,A,st
security
Mecbsacs Fire Insurance Company -orteto show
ued wi;aOu. costa
VIM. H. Foiman sgt. Anthony de L~yer ct Al
Comnlsn, dismissed with costs
Samuel Leeds sgt. VIM. Brown ct a.-,Judsusst
settled.
Jas. L. Payne ct al. sgt. Peter A. Brtton. -hotiso
to 'scae attachment, granted with costa
Augustus Thomas sgt John Connolly. " udgmeet
'or plainiis and pay costs OF tina seton
Axsl 0srom sgt. John hunrce & -iojunctasa
order to defendants More and Farley. vscssd vita Gotta
Before judge iNckAHAS
Martha Green sgt. George Greeu.-Motiou denied,
With leave TO pAnhA denial ofths fses stated
the
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REAL EsrAtE.-The following sales were made yes
teriay hy Mes.rs A. j. Blocker Son Co:

me- 'e{ iiane mouse a4 90 - " ....b sd
10. n side Of 43d st, 40 4. T. Of ION aY....':. vV
Sts %h he 1GanE, 81 IN 5l r11 ~ 800
~, -" e 80. - it,b,v - (, T. ~, 5i. AZ. . iIxlOO 30
h., az nd ~ ii,s.sv adjoining ........... m
L., W .ide Of 18th - ~ OF 48th-st 23IO -
3o,, on ida 57,b., no n ea, of Iexnrtou.ay... AS
lot. On s2d e, near 81 av 2oI E............. 5J
'iGS Ua no.'. anu " =. A. . 800
.s,b,, 25,ioo =. . $500. $50
10, n sice %: s.. f. W Of rh sy 2jIlOOL. 100
q 81. on side OF ll2.h -, SIS q W OF IO-h az e. 50
Ion on IA. Of llths. between Il III AMI iltbay, "a
lots n site of lllhst SIS a. ". Of 10Th ay y"
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CITY ITEMS.

Tar MONSTER FETE At THE CRYSTAL PALACE
The extensive entertainment TO be given at the Crystal
Palace on the evening Of April is attracting great
deal Of attention in consequence on the practical et-
forts of the energetic Committee to make the Fete
splendid affair." end TO do good as the enterprise pro-
crosses. The combined Committees Of the Hunter
Woods Benevolent Society and the Palace Soiree,
with Peter Cooper and C. Godfrey Gunther at their
head are giving away thousands of loaves of bread
daily through the safe and economics agency of bread
tickets. The military and many of the civic societies
are entering with much zeal into the spirit Of this great
schen to old the poor and afford Amusement at the
zane time. The Palace is learn being fitted up in
elegant style for the accommodation of those who
may attend tie Fste and the Committee on DecOra
tons actively engaged in their work of elaborate
sdOnment pressing into their service the flags Of the
public Institutions, the standards and coors of the DIFF
fersut regiments and military companies, the banners
of numberess societies. and the splendid paraphernaa
of the Fire Department. combination OF such inter-
eats az TIE philanthropy of our military our Fire De-
partmeut and our benevolent societies, can
not but make the Palace Fee splendid success and
noble chsrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

LOST, between the hours OF aad q p. NJ OF
ne ilth inst eon. fo-l the 81 Denis Hotel 20 rhomp.
sN'on. LADY'S GOLn MATcH AND CHAIN with LocAh -
tshtd 'si1oe bsr rn- f1irr viii BE- ber.y t-wEil o.
lesSrsrs BsAOFs GALLEaY, No SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

DIR. Doremus delivered the fret lecture OF his pro-
posed course on Science and the Bible, at the New
York Medical College last evening" before quite large
and spprscaive audience. This lecture consisted
chiefly of variety of interesting experiments on the
nature and powers of heat aiming to demonstrate that
the earth was originally fluid mass, and that by the
gradual radiation of heat it has finally become incrust'
Cd With tie present surface.