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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Doar0 ano Rooms.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRI-At
ID Orsnse Morrstown Madison n. j.. for Gen,lena1,
ie three Children and Nurse for the Summer months Ad
ores Box No "a kewYOk POstOfce, stating location and
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Real Gstatc for Sale.

nESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE, with
~ in Eye minutes walk Of the Harlem RsarOed Depot at
AIpcuiA htcbess Co. New York substantial and
veDicnt suing eleven rooms with oil Eqlisi ous
buildings tw,ye aud thirteen acres OF good Land
with many fruit and Trees. Fer further particulars
sidre,s tbe R.v. HENRY BARBER, Ameua New York
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESlDENCES.-Stv-
IL era OF the b-autiful highly cultivated and costly
ss in western Massachusetts, 70: sale embracing from or
70 about They in the mids, Of intel -cn' aud
refined society and community enjoying in high dsree The
advantage. literary ard religious Institutions An EXCELLENT
opportunity thus presented to gentlemen aesror' o refining
uorl active business ans city HE. r.,~s.
Al,o SALE two Of to" rnot uesfsoe rAh"' III
Valley of he Connecticut. Apply 70
" A. W. THAl ER Northampton, N.u.
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NOllCE.-The firm Of MEYER & STCCKEN
being dissolved have established myself here under The ssn
o. L. II. MEYER,
,o e PHi"~ OF Carrying on business siaay that
IA1f arm. L. IL. MEYER. Ofko- No ~ Beaver 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
~ NASH. AUCTIONEER-O No. eg

l.
proagwny-Perup,ory sale of elegant ro.ewosd a.,
al valru, Ala mahogany FURNlTt NJ msd- order "a a.
best spner aud most perfect condition. TIE properly
THIS DAY Oyedne.d,yl March H. lss 10, osloss
No sls West liths, near syn sH, otsts xt.', ,a ma
for msny yes. The above sale "i De- positive and Pcnrp
and no other good. admitted IN thr sale only tho.- eeoh
tbr house commencing at l0l o'clock precisely with Ia s
pning rocm-splendid and richly csTyed sold ss,aw,.
board ith msrbeop solid mAosany hHt-son un.nt rAs
IL Is,. osk Chairs IN rps costly Oh Paintings aud AEr.
rich gold massive carved Io.ewood sSsts s.0s
heavy Curtains. bi.que aud china aes Ans D
s- ST. pieces T,s Sets rich crystal CO, Gas
Silver wsre Fruit Baskets, Savers Css,rr' fSrn spe'a'
Table Cutlery SC. Also heavily csIVtdrosrw oi SUITE .p
nor purrlr and maroon satin sisisht sN Chant- esp.I
Tb PsIor Furniture of,he most costly description, ss.
81 bich va. imported eSpresy 20 otier and may
fly relied on both Tor elegance and dursohy conns
s .it.. Of solid and rchy carved roswood and .anveS
I'm Tr royr In the mos, expensive eNoredbpc,as
rwood Ceuier and Side Tables with and without nMne
.ur.Tb rosewood Etas.re. all lined with sanwood sds ns
80 ssrr,,ry really mssucent made by Nsn Dine ., rrs
large French pste Pier and Mantle Mirrors elegant wneovC
tans large oimolu gas ChsLdeers alec ss
meu Of really nerit0ous Oil Painnss both ancient and no
w.. worthy the attention Of connoiseur smons woh nrs
found The Assumption school Of Muriio, from the sssys
Prince Jerome Bonapae OF Bordeutown, Of when ssHu
formerly purchased for ~ $50 very old sni en'Sthe ras
h, S.I,s r.pre.. nting Moses shifting the rock o grans
H. F;,,, Bo an origiaa by Richardson of Ednbrshhr
nouuced one OF the gstest efforts by tha e1nhs. 80
artist cost $500 also. several very choice Laus
H,ss NV ystJ rH,rdt Bershen. Vischer, and ohe" Ey
Turkish Fssy and Reception Chars, IN Sa,. 80 'Y.N
nt Ro,ewood Work Tables ued With Satinwoodi t's,s
h .neuJid assortment OF rich China Vases solid Psrn Ma
BIZ Psu,s stsmts Alabsster Nase. rcn nronhe' a ess
valuable mante and paIlor assornents; h QUE o. tse st
tile and valuable Piano Foes In TINS cry octave t
rs.e csrved re. all insd in Pearl representing J
Toms Cabin Velvet Carpets 6c Chsmee second "e-ss
srt Ros,wood Furniture 10 suites. In Medallion Moqe NATE
ton Center and Side Tables rich Lace Curtains Rosewood r
and Work Tables with marble tops Table De Mutt solid Re-
rod Redeads Antique style: Bureaus with marble tops
irTorr elegantly carved with Wsshs:and. to match Sai
decorated gilt China Toilet sets pure har Hres'es hs 80
E,aber Reds Bolstrrs Pillows Sheets Brussels aud rrx.
Carpets Walnut and Mahogany suites comprising entire 90
bedrooms Lounges Sofas Sotabed Rockers Cloca hrsn
L. Auet
,s 70 this sale embracing in variety and extent sn snot
unsurpassed having cost upward OF %2ooo kespouss &C.
men wl be in attendance TO pack c, sore goods gsi %
Of the city at reasonable charge Satisfactory depo'ls rs
required from oil purchasers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Sales bp Auehon.
AUCTION NOTICE.

UCTION NUIICt
n iNPORTERS' SALK or ClGARJ
UFRrs MOSS. Au-:ioneer' wil SCI. % rarRp,,
MscaIs M the ssle,roorn' DC ,; Fine . le oe,o,s a..
b.oS -. cho,r, trsn3s IN the ususi ss-,s .
TIE scod sfv a, dire' tom TIE ~ po-r, .ea ev,,,
g.,ed "a b. p~rrmp,Sny sod Tor e"s CsIosas s.l a.
", - - r.dy sar, OF The morning of sac ~
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fonses an6 farms tDanteo.

NvANTED-A COTTAGE on Staten Island not
w - minutes walk from OF the landuts
Addr,,s CAKIETON Box No $50 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
AM MtkwI, Aacaoncef.
nv RANGS BROTHER * Co.-TrlsS.

,HrpSTSnsY S1p'si ,na THURS AT RvESlNGs, hscI
Is O. O'Clock
assiGNEE's SALE Of srAPLE and FANCY srirO,
I'm, - g.. "a .uperfu- Wiring PsP-r.. Eavv.sp-. -
- Por,,o,io. Peus Pencils. inkfands. Po-enosr
80 o,,. .i.. and gr.st ys1s,y Of tsBcy s-io,-s 4,
;,, th. ,n,ir- s,ock 81 8 retail store
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

Il the 10Th Of March at o'clock p n eoszhsf too
Dwelling Houses and two Of Land ia the ca@a ns ~
lag. Of Westport; another the llth Of March II o
m, in Dsnbury Village, formerly owned By Wa b4
Yer particulars inquire st the Ssug.tuck Bsnk WengN ae
PS. WELDMAN Dsnsa1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
ROARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon; Mr.. CHAs. IL.
HAswLLL, President, IN the chair.
Mr. HAswELL presented act to prohibit the dis
charge of ordnance south of Northumberland twenty
fifth street except the Battery aud Central Park,
under a penalty of $40. Laid over.
An oriinauce was adopted fixing the compensation
of the Collector and Deputy Collectors at two anu
per cent on all assessments collected by the bureau
during their term Of office, and at two per cent on all
assessments returned during their term Of Office
report was adopted in favor Of rebuilding the car
riaCe Of Hose Company No. H.
A communication was received from the Croion
Acoueduct Board submitting award OF contract for
paving Astor place, between Third and Fourth
avenues, with Belgian pavement. Concurred IN:
A resolution adopted directing the Controller 10
advertise for lot Of ground for Engine company
No iS between Twenty-tourth and Tweuty-eiShth
streets and Seventh and Ninth avenues.
report was adopted giving Engine Company No.
81 Lew engine.
The Board concurred in directing the Street Com
missioner to cause te necessary repairs to be made
to Piers Nos. So and 81, East River.
A report adopted cuncurring to pave Thirty
ninth street. between Third and Fifth avenues, with
Belgian pavement. - -.
report was adopted to pay Patrick Burns s7l2:6S
for keeping the city lamps in repair during the first
four months Of the present year.
The report in favor OF appropnating SOU to the
New-Yerk Ophthsmic Hospital was adopted
The report concurrng to amend the ordinance regu-
latng the Finance Department was adopted.
Adjourned 10 Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
POGUES UP TIE RIVER.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
ROsDouT, on the Hudson, Nov. l3, 1853.
For the past three weeks there have been
raj burglaries committed in this place and the adjoining
country, the thieves carrying off large quantity Of
clothing ieweiy and money. On Wednesday morning Of
this week. two Jews entered the store Of A. X Chan
dler Co.. of this village Immediately after the clerks
had opened the store and made tr6ng purchases
and also wished to silk. One of the clerks
suspecting them, went up stairs and watched their
operations through the skylight In few moments he
noticed one put piece Of Fix under his coat and the
clerk immediately down stairs and took the piece
of silk from him and allowed them to depart Officer
Maloy, on being notified started in pursuit, and after
an exciting chase for several hours through part OF
this county and over the Hudson River, aud through
Dutcbees County succeeded in capturing of them,
aud found upon him another piece Of silk valued at
some $S0 to $50. The officer brought the Jew to this
place. He is locked up in Kingston jail, awaiting
trial. He gave his name as Hugan Davis OF New
York City. Officer Jones dispatched to New York
City, and with of the Metropotsns searched his
residence, No. II Forsyth street, finding large
amount of property supposed to be stolen Some Of
the adjoining houses were searched, in which were
found lo, Of boots and shoes, clothing and sewing
silk, which deposited in the 1ombs Some of the
stolen property identified belonging to persons
n THE vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
COURT OF APPEALS.
soIEs OF DECISIONS REsDERLD Al TuE LAST TkRN
-AsSIGNMENT.


-AssIGNMENT.
Duni am Diuon sgt. Waterman, Hss kers and Row-ll
Judgment confessed under sections .S2 and la5 Of
Code Tor debt be- deemed fraudulent and void
upon hitch II s entered contains further cation
the facts Il which the indebtedness, thsn that
upon ronisoy note 1.-THE date aud time Of
Of which tsscribed.l given settlement Of accoun,
psced FAY between the debtor aud the plaintiff Ia such
Judgments. -
provision ia the assignment by debtor Of all hls
property consisting ia part OF unfinished hnery a.d mate
ss process Of manufacture. the completion o which
Necessary Ell SALE authorizing the ss'5neeto
pence II ssgned fund.- in their Judgment f b. af
visible realize the greatest amount Of money heretr,
reud. the aGdue void Igh
actual fraudulent intent, except u thereby manifested 70
dsDroyed.
ibe Of cunnin sham Freedom III Wend 2p) far
il coLfic's h.re~ ith oserruled.
debtor who voluntary assignment, for the benefit OF
his creditors may direct In general terms sale of h..pfcf-ry
and COLI ction IL the dues ssgned and may ao direct upon
vst debts IL what order the proceeds shall be applied bat
that beyond this be presbe conditions whst
tyr in respect he management Or disposition Of the asned
property.
presy yestng IL the assignee Discretionary power which
rngt legally exercised by bm IN the sbsence Of provision
der his geurral trustee subec,
coutroi o he Courts Per S-,den, J.
Pat. a,t Lott aud others
An as-gbmeht trust for the benefit Of creditOrs
fy particularly Enumerated aud deserbsd in schedule
anIehsd property pot mentioned In hs schedule.
Ths case u Wilkes ss, Ferris John, 49, examined and
csing gIhhed.
Nichol. ast McEwen.
provision in the assignment of an in solvent debtor
,bs, the sDee. lawyer, 'ha b. allowed reasonable
ius he tIu. III. gal aud renders the sssnnrnt void.
WsfIOn Willard aud Others
Goods in the charge Of a common Garner having
tsen damsred sold BY him The con.snor assigned s
Of action against the carrier for
delivery under his contract
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

HUDSON COUNTY COURT.-The tTia VI Charles Fox,
indicted for teouiois s..s concluded Monday after
noon. sud given the Jury Some time last Summer,
brothers named Mccoy INTO irseas In Tayots saloon a
Jersey City All three went out OD the sidewalk where the
disturbance resumed dlss the melee Sox drew
k- aid stabbed bota men. them dsngerousy On the
p. the alleged that the ssbbnz IN self
defense The Jury ia at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
bg unable They stood en FOX acqGttA and Two tor
Fx Cliefo Police Farley tried indictment for lar
ceuy In being concerned IL robbirg cf watch The
evidence b-ing insufficient, Mr. Farley cqgttes.
Yesterday morning the following prisoners were
Lrou.h. ap. and .,u,.uc.a by Judge Ogden.
Jsues H,ndrick' three IL icatn.s for burglary 10 years 10
tie state Prison.
Frederick q Parks for selling quor without license lined
aid
Mrs. Mcmahon for malicious mischief fned 10 and costs
Julian Comp orgry sert 20 the State Pson for
Margaret Dwyer arand larceny STATE Prison year
Jacob Ris e- attempted the State Prison
John Campbell larceny and breaking Jail Stis Prison yrs
John Quincy Adams burglary; State Prison year
Joseph Stacy burglary State Prison year.
Stuar. Busy VIM. AcCsitsy. Catherine Rider, Edward,
Jackson Gsorgc Kelly coaseted Of larceny c1uuy JAIL
~ days e h.
JANE. p Jones, Matthew ODouren ard VIM. Dsw'on
larceny County Jail 81 days. 80
Thonss Fillmore, Ohrrse months 10 the County jail
Rosa Flynn larceny fined go Michael Qusley srceny,
Jail ~ days.
John Gssgher James Fson James Denins Peter 1-rney,
Edward Ausgb and Henry H. Hsrd for assault and battery
were fined IS each and costs ~ court.
Luke McCoz resisting officer fined S5 D. H. Lawyers
and b OF hs wife nned 3 10 sud oosts.
The Cg-r- iClrrsd T. the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
FIRES.
rIRE At wISI MoRRlSAsiA

FIRE At wESI hoRRlSASiA.
Fire was seen issuing from the stables OF W. II.
Morris esq, about o'clock Monday evening. There
were in the stables some 60 or 20 head Of cattle
eral horses and pigs and poultry innumerable. BY
prompt action tie part Of those present, the live
stock was all rescued. Two hose carriages and three
engines present, but owing to the difficulty and
delay in procuring water from an adjacent ditch, the
fire gathered so much strength that it could not be
quelled until after three stables had been consumed.
One stable and solitary crib remain. The loss
is estimated at s2o0O. Our informant says the prop
erty insured for $4,000 in the Eagle and Pacific
Fire Insurance Companies.
FiRE ~ BROohLfN.
The house of Mr.. Rushton in Clermont avenue,
Brooklyn, was set fire on Monday. The flames
were extOguishcd before much damage resulted. The
building uDoccupied.
FIRF AT OYSTER BAY.
The large mansion of Mr. Edward Swan at Oyster
Bay, l.. l.. was totally consumed by fire on Sunday
night The fire was discovered breaking out Of the
rear about III O'Clock and rapidly did the flames
spread that the whole buildrg became speedily envel
oped. The family barely escaped The building was
large ard elegantly furnished inside, the woodwork
being all of solid mahogany. The efurni,urc equally
magnificent The whole, together with l30 tues OF
coal was DESTROYED. The loss will exceed 80 900,
upon which there was insurance. Mr.. Swan is
merchant doir 9 business in Newlork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
THE TURF.

UsIoy CoURsr, l.. I.-TRoTTISG.-Tu Tuesday. Nov.
Ii, lS5S-Match 81 900; mile heas in harness:
w Hosmer h. Ruben" .,......,................ll
7. Ii. Newell z. Black Fox ...................92
Tme-s:57. .259!.
TRoITING AND PACISG-U Wednesday, Nov. III, 1853
Match s. 900; mile heats to go as they please in
harness:
Geo Spicer b. T. Lantern Received forfeit.
H. Woodruff Pet '...............Pa Paid iofieit
Misunderstanding Nov. 6, ,1S5S.-Match 81 600;
mile hests. best three in FIVE, in harness:
Hoaglsnd bro
d. Taliman b. q "Back Republic" "...............22
Time-2;49.. .:i9.9:5
The great double-tean match between Lantern
and ethan Allen" each to choose any mate lie
pleases for &, 600, is fixed to come off to-day.
great excitement is felt in this match throughout the
,urfgoing community, and there will be large pum-
Der in attendance the track. The betting il in
favor of Ethan Allen"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
SUPREME COURT, KINGS c0USTY.-Before Jads.

THF FOuRryysTH WARD ALDER

THE FOrRryysTH WARD ALDERMAN.
The People Ac John II. Colohsn Jo,~rh smith.
The follow ing order was made in the Court yester-
day re4ye 20 the Adernsnc contestants Of the Fourteenth
Ward.
T. sctin hayips tried .he .nes Of fact sud the
j. ry having found verdict for the plaintiff hesn nov
motion of lyman Tr.msn, Attorney Grners ordrrd and
sagcsra by .sd Court thai the said Joseph smith, the de-
ndslt In scton BE- sdutfrd suy Of u.urpns nrudns
ito and aBa SfGy hogf exercising the Office Of Ah~t
of he Fourteenth Ward ot The City OF Brooklyn and Jads
men rendered tbs, the 'd joseph Smith be excluded there
from and further and judgment rendered.
aid John II Colohan n eLtd hold and the ssA
ofe Alderman Of the Fourteenth Wsd Of Brookyn ssd
yrher .1jgds-d that the said defendant Js-ph Stb tho
Nm u ~ ID or coats and dsbu 10 Obi. st0a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
comr ending concurrence with the suggestion CON
tanned in the subioiped document:

ELW.Yoag, Nov. 6, 1859.
Hon. DANfL r. Ttr~sSS Mayor a. tie City Of New York
SIR: Having been sppointed Com nis.ioners build
tv Hall snd berg ceirous N perform the duty the beet In
trsts Of the city will be happy % have views Of the
BoaTo Of sp roTs IN sccordsro with their request aud
secGy susre 70 that body thr spPoiueut of Committee
O. confer with WILLIAM @. HUST.
JOHN l.. CORLIES.
This referred TO the Special Committee on the
New City Hall.
Mr.. KYs>FLY reported en- ordnauce to amend the
ordinance for the preservation of game 10 the City and
County ~ NewYork from the first day Of Janusry ID
the first doy Of September in each year. AID providing
that ary pcrson exposing for sale any woodcock part
ridges. riiied gronse prairie fowl, pnnated grouse
or trout IN the forbidden months should be deemed
guilty of killing the ame and be subject to the penal
ty OF the law. Laid over for one week.
The communication Of the Mayor vetong report
and resolution in favor Of employing counsel to defend
the city in certain SUITS taken up and the resoi1-
ton was passed the vet by vote OF to 8. Ad'
iourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
La W LNI,EZLIGENCE.
COURT or OYER AND TERNINER-Soy. ls.--Besors

TIE INDICTED CITY GOyERSAENT % 1881.
The People at. Fernando Wood ~t al
At the opening Of the Court this morning, Mr. Blunt
the District Attorney stated that consultations
and considering the Importance Of the Questions in
VOWED in this case he had deemed II advisable to have
the question in relation the q1ashng of the secoud
count in the Indictment passed upon by the General
Term. He had obta led writ Of error for that pur
po-e and the matter would be heard before the Gen.
ersl Term at the fret opportunity.
Tie care Of Joseph X. Taylor and others, indicted
fr defr.udilg the City Treasury n the matter Of the
regulating Sc Of Fifty fourth street, set dom
6r Monday next, to which day the jurors were dis
charged and the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

SUPERIOR COCRT-TRi.L TzRN-Noy ls-BeGore Judge
BoswosTg.
Hewitt ,s-dlord AcmnisTaor Of Gbrrt Sscs.ord is iae
Eighth avenue R-ilrosd Company
VERDICT AGAINST THE EIGHTH AtLstE hAiLRVAO
COMPANY FOR KILLING 4 PA.ssNSkh .
Plaintiff sued 10 damages for the bench "'
the cLdI-n u be sardfosd who s-d BY b-'ns i,f
y rjcctrd m ~ dsfeuian's IL aptsaea tnAt ~
sc ci the orta- purp"'- r" xhs
TtT.,h .;rr, y car "cL' ,nof, ai
,suce then a. forced sp by tie deep snow iae nru
-,ens decreased t b0H- snd rridd 7" pay L"
sui he had pad The sisa. before sEa y q.
the comnsy h.d n, oarret u - his desail After fur
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
NALIABLE RECEIPTS.

To ne Edi'o, of The y. \. Tribgss . -,
SIR: have great desire that you should puohsn
these receipts: M,
To eHtuay clear out lie Red An.-Wash your
heve. down ce.p ari while damp rub tine az on ae qe
thick and let 'or s, snd they VIII us'Vp.i
To n,r,r,nf Nofks IN ('nrpets-Rub or sire. around
the edge 4 carpets and them ss ari P-pPe' s'a
not "a; them. - ,:
To distrrb and prersm Bsd-Bug'-Atter cleaning
he au oa w.. Wiz ..ous s.. Any thing they ges On
into. IL
have known these receipts to answer az tney
promise to- and have desire that 81 mshkna shoua
get them without paying dollar ,,o,.svvvvpvp
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
A GARD.
To the Editor a TAe y. j. Trlbvze.

SIR: An article in your valuable paper OF the 10Th
inst relating to the case Of Herry G. Petehen, de,
ceased before the Surrogates Court, contains -eversi
errors The writer Of the article could not nave :. ad
over the tesimouycr summng-up on ooth sarr 9' 'he
have had such leaning to one side OF tie question a
lie Las exhibited in Lis article.
AZ regards the paragraph concerning Mr. ana Mr'.
Devin il is a malicious fssehood, ara an uHau'v"'
SANDER.
HCpi.gI have 20. occupied tso wuch oi You. ya.d-
able space remail yours, Sc i"'th'
N0tssber l6, 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Nov. is-Bsfors Judge

This morning the policeman Cairnes was admitted
the apple " hs counsel IN the Of tieVo br
BE- maj OF bis pnsor,r, Hos. who, wall be
ber-d 10 Fulton Msfkst while he latter eGtesyor
ur e.espe Csrns. late hour had succeeded In OBJ
isinii bail ic this large
A~- van pe.o-d guilty chGs- % grand larceny sad
va sen;ei ced for years In the ots's Pdson.
Nav Johu. pleaded guilty charge Of peti, larceny saf
was eI ,ri e-d b. the Peni,entsry for six m'nths.
Mar, pie sdsd guilty 20 petit lsrc-ry snd Wa sent 10
.he Psutsrf.ry for three IN pn,hs.
Frederic Smith dictso for larceny lesied guilty {,
az s m cf~ns AID sentenced ~ three ye3ss sid
Eve moui. ia s'S's PrisoU.
Nam, Hood pi.o<d ,r.s r 10 the fret de-
zree III naslss the hgGse No. 81 saa street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

PRIZE FIGHIERs SEsTEscED. la the Hudson
County Court yesterday, Judge Ogden presiding, the
following named persons convicted of being engaged
10 a pize fight were sentenced: Henry Ii. Hazard
and John Clifford, as principals-the first WAS fined
ESQ and costs, and the latter sent to the State
Prison for months John Hickey and John Hall,
abettors in !he plize fight, were fined s!5 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

.oucb A, Rio. Tie following is - o Tue o'i'e'' o'
the Pieble ,.....o,, .od,.v,
comm.nder Thornon A. & Jen'iR'' srrese Mater
Bry.snii Bryi. Purser t. L. J. Kelly sarae9n a. iiA"p'
= arasr.nt a marnes II l. insrenan' ,h ssVnskrr
ers,,cn Captain. Cc,. ThatcheF Puf'eF' 04fA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
STATEN ISLAND MILITIA.

To the Eaito, Of The N. Y. Tribune.
QrAR,NTISE GRorsps, S. l., Nov. l6, 1853.
SIR: Major Burger requests you to state in your
next ISSUE that Col. c. SchwarZwaelder is the
mandant of the detachment of the Fifth Regiment,
now oil duty these grounds, instead of himself, as
mentioned in to-days paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
fAiy-rti.eusr.

LAWYER who are from secludus ssres % their ..
slte 70 ne, ard Con,ip sho lG Sc GsrErrys
MEDlcsrED P,FEss PR psfer medsied a'd tr, i5t
tie IL ard preventive o. Fl-s I'D
nay be lse With broe By the hes hes person Fseks, Of
loo sheets 81 So sheets 50 ot,e No ii Am a.
For as BY al wholesale sna re:al dr. kgists.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Hl FtIlI'tIIrLs
Ia 0CEAN TR,yFITR>

Every should have beard G,ysrrYs MtoicsrED
PAFFR Water Co,-s pure luxurious and uuesu,-d
article which Ples ard pre healthy people from hs'
Very cheap For particulars samples
ply bt the Office Of g. CAVITY No IL Ann For sale ~
s whole sale and retail druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
CITY ITEMS.

AcADEsI OF MUsIc.-A miscellaneous entertain
ment will be given this evening, consisting OF the
Daughter Of the Regiment" al &C. Of the Bar.
ber" and the comic ,rife, la Serva Padrona."
PiocVcmin, Laborde ard Formes appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
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DEATH FROM SChLDs.-Ccroner Gamble held an
inquest No s Chslam street on The boy 81 Ge'fge A.
teen child snd 10 mouths ot sho care TO h's
cssh from . ,csds rocved O. Moncsy n conse
qu.p,c Il "a IN. INTO ws.ttub Of boiling water The Juy
rendered verdict of death scsl5 accidentally received