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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

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tn. a. y,e- o. ti,t
H. - " 40 ~ hragr s.s avl,.i 70 a-tcrs th-
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ECBAS-At No. - Eo.ldS. -g',- Tursea, 49, -.t.
Msi p ,fv5 a,t sd Ascac.s t.et lit s. lti T. t.us
B. IT, so y-ef rf fiF
RENNOIDS-At :, icts Ncst. ,tes c. o. Mo- sy Nr-ck
Asiaia- .J5 g.. .,-sr g! "u T. Ht Bsriv, EeJuo,es
s.tf - n. - kDa e DAP.
SSNTu-At L .'.~r. Y. H. thr Cat y,sr other sse
Csf,i-e e ol deg, - n 81 "a "a, sbsS a. ths
ist. Hei'y Vs'd 20 a. Dutit.
sPhEhS-r tls city Tr-sy uo.rius M,rhs Eiixsbcth
Cfiae P!st wife oi s4nuo J. sPrks Il the Srh y-As
Ecf
Y and friends of .h- fznV respectfully iuvites
st,ua from tue Tt-i,Tcc Of her sr-band fhh
sv n, cf tEi,y scond street Thursday. the tn
& CoTT-or W,dre.day. aairh s May f, wife " " B
-.ctt DAUGHTER o. the s.e ~ I ". LeamNu
IL - Ns s-d ireIs a ti, IA " specially iuiir tO
st,. 20 be- f. r-! Saturday oclck ~. fom h-o
W r,sdcso No. 81 Es.i TSeLtl IL Ert vCs, without further
invitation.
STAMAN- st Ha.eu CT Moutsy .vS1'ns Asrch I. aNct .
s0o s1d sev,ie re,s Js1cs '. Sesrnsu, arc y ycorN
The frrds taiives OF The zuly respectfully a7;ei
to serd lis trura ti,ay uorirs. the 5th inst al
II o',lock from his late Be Secoad sni One
h-Ld-rd cid tyt nth st-pTt.
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The iang ar il rc,ipt- IN sept, ubr. oc'cbes -
Novtu.bsr. 1857, irvrn pey'ous year. VAS ssssA
Hteo nearly equal to d., dend Of ), Y cent on tAs
s,c,k.
s. Diapers daily suction ssle q b'nds snd stosks
VII take place to-GsnVw Thursday. a. ~
O'Clock at the Merchants EXcaanse.
Albert ii. N.oclsy's regular dAIly scction sase q
-,ooks and bonds viii take place to-rnotrc~ Than
day, al i2l ociock. at the Mervhsnts Eschsnge.
One tp "a advsBce 10 tie improve mcnt Of our baak-
rg '!stem has been made by the Bank Ccunmittee u
the Assembly, which has reported favor OF excluding
bonds ard mortgage from the secur,es to bc ceivel
by tte Bank Department We trust It's desirabas
form viii be adopted. Wcsha then have ose Of ths
ra!e-t banking systems in existence.
The conn Of this port shows very large fAl.g
of in imports, and considerable decline in exports q
produce. The specie exports have largely nc~assd
The amount Of goods entered at the port shows sys
falling Cd, but the demand for consumption has waA
drawn goods from warehouse in excess OF the amous
in the month last year. The Ggures - Co.
lows.
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DIED.,
HOERnkTTE

BOCRDETTE-In Booklyu, Tuesday Mara "a :,
Stensbury ,te>t co. Of tie se Daniel 3 bSf"'se' s5
The RELATIVES ,ud .eods Ct toe fsy aso tnose - an
Wm. II. Pt-k ard bis br,ther-ID law, Osest IpHrs -
Invited 70 I'D bis fansra Thursday sEi LTD; t,
0cio's. troG his ls;e reedeae-, No ID '-'''-
B'oo&lyn. 49, ,,,.
BEHRNAN-Ia William ,brsh. or Tuesday. haTrh AahA
pEge...ts- wife Of BcnrJ BehTrsn - .r. xv;b ipf.,t
cbiA OF Walisr s. and Csfieia Corvln, =. .,,.,a ,b
Tt reiA iy s,d frds of the J inyied 70 sSna u1
funeral ,bis sttrrsoou Thursday, 0e.ock 10 'He
ID, CerDue street PfesbytefiAn ChuItl- - ruA
DAviS-At Providence. r. L, S2rdAy. ~ n, 80
Wsfer, on.y child Of " s X sId AanSs L O'@ 1S
R6sF1hD~ir Corr I-.ssd. ca FRIDAY. Fab s ssnSS T.
Hosford Of Creeosfrrs. B.ndsa. u. 1, ~. -.
BuNT-oe Tvsdsy cish Aset PSss0sc h0'A' W 'H' '~A
a -
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MARRURD,
COCSySFLI.-pRO

COGSWELL-BROWN-In Bradford. Mas on Thurse~y ri ra
10, BY t6e Rev James 7. aeCoIom Dr. Go D. Hs'' IT,
Physician Of toe State Alms-HOu a. Bncser s1ef Mass
MI Kss b. edest sht-r Ct Addison Brown esd "'
Bndord- 80,
sMIIB-GUENING-At St AIMS church. Brooklyn Oh 60,
ue-ay, Manh BY h- Rev. B C.. Cutler u; y S',s snu N.
Rsv JsI9es Tbonsn. Rector ofSt Johns Cnai - d.
J. WGSrd r. Smith 10 Sarsh L. younsess os1eA's " ~
late Edward G-.uninA e-q, a. q BrooAJn,, a, the
VRELLAND-DARLING- On Tyesdsy, mrea ~ by
,be Rev. Aaron l. s,iuwei Garct Vreeland % i'e'--
peIaI both of Ceneyils, Huison County, Ne"''eS'e'
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rescia,, tLr St tottake House, Memsroleck, tbcy
.houLi thee swaa the sr1,s al q er c"mpation-.
Bcbor end Shutr, On arriving sttte ho'e II question.
we .io,Crc a,tt shed 40 to find or hcGr any lnsf
Of HYDE ard Jary,s: but pfesunleg Tint th'y might
h1tc .i,,.d hy A. or,le. tu make 81; call upon Cav
wdow ivng nt far distant they fer 10 aIar i'r tse
SAFETY &C th, ir missing frctds-
Aher imb;bng anotber C:ass OF two witt the host
of the Sh. drake Houfe aud ether acquaintance,
cor,d u,au eut,ttd add gave the alarm chat t2o me-
mad to,.c were lying dca! on thr side of the roA1
okout slf a mile iosnt. Nr Stephen propn,tor o!
the Loici, immediately repaired. wta assS,succ.
10 the c,.c1ibed locality. where Hyde and Jarvis
were found at the bottom e an embsnkment in state
of i.e.n.iblty AID severely injured. and near them
tho borse living fast on its back in ditch brook
with the broken carriage attached. The in ured
were imme 1iately Conveyed to the SheIdrake House
and medical aseiaarce pr cured for them. when il
discovered tLat botn had received very contu
s ps 90 the bead and face and that had they remained
in the cod another hour they must have perishei 1t
sppeared that the whetlr Of side Of the carriage
had run Of the edge OF high embsnkment aud upset
with the party u it, dragging the horse after them.
The following day they were removed to their re-
spectve homes with tbeir fronispieces considerably
out Of shape, clearly indicating that they had paid
rather dearly for the.I spree,
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Rry OyFR AND KuIED.-Mrs. Ellen Burke, a

Rus OVER AND KULED.-Mrs. Ellen Burke,
widow. 50 yesss ii who resided in Forol .irg neef
Ninth avenue, Monday oyerins By charcoal
ppd died three lours after OF the injuries abe received
John kOrah No. 288 West Twenty street, the driver
of the vaaon arrested and detained await the result Of
Coroners nGut which held Tuesday afternoon and
the Jury after fully case 20 the conclusion
that running occidental, and rendered verdict u,
that effect Vorrh Therefore dischGSed TIE deceased
vas d native Of Ireland
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

Fatal ACCIDENT AT CARMASSviLLT. = Coroner
Hill held inquest CaIuansye, the body Of Peter Wa
rep bo, II wears of err who killed the ugarhoue
8 The deceased appears standing ct the wen
the third story Of the pren, giving an order to some one
when tbQ platform sr hosting apparatus let down. end
striking tho head caused anos instant des
IT, y yeTdit of Death by injuries accidentally
received" The Unfortunate yorth native OF lrcsod
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Advert, meHt
CAUTION TO PIANO BrYERS.-Never purchase

PIANO Of person who has rented the les. the owner
md take from thee and thou lose al thou hast
PAID (rov-rb but rather 70 the Piano A~ncy Of HoE
WATERS No S Broadway here you obtain good
uNaLSrYD PAso, avery low price for cash, and war
r4ed for yeer. Also Music at half price HONESTY
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lAdvertise ment
LITTLE CORDEIIA HOMARD'S FAREWELL =

Sic 10 us to ss1e Crowds viii mourn her loss I2slGh
,e three II her bst characters BA.AvnS hGsEVN
% fcodby She is dsgh:f little sress and yersatle
sc t excellent Go and bid her farewell. Mr.. Chats Ho"sr
20! gol
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IAdvertiseusnt.l !

PTFDY'S NATIONAL TIIEATEK. U-HISHs, Of"
oth sru.inS rtsin be given al this ayorte Aaa
ao1rshne Ib.ser. The Drama Of new Or oHs a
bKookLNA Bows will be repeated with the Grand
HERAR 1HE HCaHuG and Comedy Of lN AND Otr Oh
hT j. H. Ahen Mr. g. L. Fox, the Carlo Family aud a' 'ne
ctmIsny sppruEy.
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fAdysriseucnt 4

The METALLIC TABLET STROP.-lnvenISd W
Ca. SAUNDERS A Iel6-Tbls the genuine article has nsYei
b. ena.ed duCils the K, possible edge 70
Cen b ob,sined OF the and sole msAuisnre j.
SAusDSKS, stese No Asfor House.
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ADVERTISEMENT |

100 PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTiPE LIKE
srssr5 tbken to order and uncsled or HOLINESS 0aL
LLEY. Nc. 20 Broadway. 80 ..
1900 PuoroGRsPa yLws Of NewYork and Sssa f'ik ior
SALE a. thls place.
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tl ccurhJr Jerce st ilurhu, han n,sr Iot icu, %
u, uit. ., the sgc ct - yes'-. lie We ,s ps~y
y'sr. Co0Iusr Il ID, Bsni 4 IaesuA
Ileoerninfs Of ,Lo Nstsrt0vu and Ro,ne /, .lrosA
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follows:
SECTION Tie credit the Stale shall not ms,nes -
avt sid o. individual associAison &C 60
vosn The sha oecouo t,sassb<s
pr liabilities Of individual sssocaon or cosrs
st.on uulcss incurred in time Vt M the bcaet oi "
STATE.
SIC he ma, contract debts to supply casual dcs
or iur, me-, EXPENSES not otherwise n
ydrd r. tie aggregate amount Of such debts dt snd
contingent h.ter contracted BY yrluo Of sets
the Assembly at differed, Pod Of uns shall aver
exceed The 1o aud tho money arising otn the ose
son Of such debts shall te sppcd 10 the for which
obtained 10 the debt - ooniIaeed and TO no ot
purpose whatever
Upeer this last section Of the Constitution the ss
has recently made loan of 5000 900 at par, boug y
cent interest. OF Messrs. Cook & Sargent Of Dsvso-
port Iowa. The Constitution also provides that -
other debt than specified above shail be contracted
unless sanctioned by direct vote Of the people, and
that such debt shall be for single work objec
and the act creating the debt shall also lay drcet
tax for the payment Of the interest and the reimburse
nent of the principal within twenty years.
The movements of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports made.
as shown by their last statements is 90 follows;
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A GLAZING HOUSE POR COUNTRY BANk NOTES.
k-v~ T< ADosy TYmes
This Is a subject much discussed by intesesecl
pAr.ies aud three OF four conventions have beea -
dwiLg the psst few nooths, Of bank msr.ssf., vSay
dSyissg eesne Paa foy ths eexAbjisdAsot ot zach -
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fAdypxtiSemput.l
Advertisement.
FRFDRI, Kiss PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART

TocRApus HALLorYPys DACvsRRFOrYPEs and AMBsoTYPEs
every yl.. PHoIoGsaPH. by Mr. MoVLroS formerly With
Quincy.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made yes
ferday by Measrs. A j. Bleecker. Son & Co:

The 3story brown .ud bot 5 East 20thst 800
TIE 9ory brown stone house eod lot N8 East 2h GSo
Tie story house and lot 2lO East 0hst 500
The story brown atone house and lot llOi Fast 2hst 6S7j
The oIy brown stone house aud lot li2 East thst 500
bck basement house and lot 2S W. Shst 2jnf5 1880
Tie ,.boId prersps on path 81 Us feet west OF l0hav. 30
f,e IN lido t7h.st qbD
On iot on north side f f7thst near ID ay 2TxOO5 $40
One lot onIob side Of 51th e. near 2sv. 25ilO05 925
Cre nt ON north aide of f7tb st. near 2dsy 25xlO05 91j
I'm. t ON north side Of 4Ithst near 2dav. 30xl0O 17j
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Eorsn Dpowyyp.-Coroper Hills held an inquest

Tuesdey the body Of esr Anderson native Of Ireland
yes age who found drowned in the dock Of pier No.
- North River The deceased hal becn missing from his si
dcace, No. 200 West Tweny eighth street for eight wee
Verdict; Supposed drowning"
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1HE REGENT DEATH OF MRS DUGAN.-hn lntucot
was held yesterday by Coroner Hills the body of
Ann Dugan, the young married woman who died in
East Eighteenth street, as previously mentioned.
The testimony adduced went to show that Dr. NJ. G..
GDIgan after calling the deceased several tmes,
demanded his fee of Mary McGecs, mother Of Mrs.
Dugan, but she declined paying it, and told him to
make oct his bill and present it to Mr. Dugan the next
day for payment; but he would not do that, and
threatened to remain six months, if necessary to get
bis money! Threets were then made to eject the Doc
tor al which be became unduly excited, and, flourish
ing heavy cane said 81 will this through some
OF you." Officer 1readwell of the Eighteenth Ward
sas then called il and arrested DR.. Glgan, after
siderable Resistance. The latter in the opinion Of the
officer, was laborng under the influence of liquor at
the time.
Dr. Giligan also made lengthy affidavit in (which
he denied the allegations Of the witnesses against him.
whom he charged with first insulting and abusing him,
when he became much enrsged at the i'll treatment be
had received.
The Jury OF the opinion that the friends Of Mrs.
Dugan were as much to blame for the imprudent
cite kicked up in the SICK as the Decor.
Drs. Bouton, Beach and Buck, who made post
mortem examination on the body, were OF the opinion
that death was the resuh Of puerpcrsl convuisions
which may have been induced from excessive depres-
sion of the system csused by fright might have oc
cured without the influence of any external exciting
cause the general condition of the system was evil
IDENTIFY INFERIOR and the physicians consider her case
one that was very susceptible to the depressing In
huerce Of fear.
The Jury, after hearing the testimony, rendered
verdict of death from puerperal couvulsions."
Mrs. Dusan was 10 years Of age, and native OF
ireland.
IL any person who sGw the assault commated upon
poor colored WOMAN, by conductor of ons OF the
suth avenue Railroad cars NO. 81. on the l64h day
OF February last, in the afternoon aboot o'clock
"hue SAID cor was In West Broadway, near Canal
street, VIII send their address TO S,encer Sanford
No. 81 Broadway they viii do a worthy dssJ And
will not fail of their reward
ACCIDENT ASD hARnow EscApr.-On Monday
afternoon last party consisting of Edwsr, H. of
Pelham Bridge Hotei John Reber John =. J.r,;o .nd
Charles Shute OF New Rochelle drove Nm % w..
Plains in two carriages for the purpose of yi,;tip, a.
old freud Stephen Odci, at present servug out br.f
term Of imprisonment in he county sl for an srr,s.
yaied assault and battery upon colored man. pxeyi.
ously noticed in T,u TElEUSI After accomplishipg
The obj, Ct Of tLei mideon TO ho Plains and taking
a social eaes tyu the party started sbout o'clock
n. 10. 90 tbe4s re,orn TO New-Rochelle, by way Of
Manapueck-IIyde aud Jarvis IN oue carriage, RebeS
and Shut, in the o4ier As the first named two trovc
tbs tas.es. team. it wss snanged bF them tAst. 90
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.r,. le t-d be duo'd Is lake rerresertatioc- to
,sv I; ~ "a In frfrk tow'rr o,uce'u ~ ticket 10
.ses1ge ia ttr 6tt lfVc'roo' vse-ei thst wooH -ah
i.lo. ie, puicb.-.rg The uC,o. oi,sne tta, h,
cour ttvt to'eb Coc at regular sg Dcy for So
Fow,crw-e auc-tei soc bt"ugtt brtor, .he Mayor.
~ tc.d hm tb - uulst rfcu. the nfner. Ue
e.r,sd re.ucen, At 6rst t0 ffgorge but tuouett b-,
,t of t snd ps4i ovtr The slib. To remsA OF tie
Ma,or t5at wteoover th..r ia. q fieut, OF shi,
kid. H.. csrt-t wsy To se'ih' ws- to rufurd tie
money. Fpw'ei scque-ced. ard ssi grest many bad
reu hod got INTO the ticket busll end be in.c ndeJ
"a leave 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

ELKcrIoY OF VILLAGE OFFICERS IN MOUNT
VERNON, WAsTcHEsTER COusrY.-rhe annual elec'
ton for officers of the Village of Mount Vernon was
held on Tuesday last There were four tickets in the
field nevertheless, but light vote was polied Many
appear to have been ignorant of the election until
was all over, indicating, ii would seem, that each
party had worked quietly, in hopes OF catching their
opponents mapping. The following gentlemen were
elected for the ensuing year:
For Trustces-Robert g. Hatfield, George l.. Bsy-
ter, John Il. Brennan, Henry LOhmsn and Samuel Is.
Wiley.
For AssessorS-Lewis A. Rich Thomas Davis and
Charles L. Raymond.
For Street ConimisS'On<rs-Wlam Ward, Enoch
Douglass and Burtis Shof.
For Treosurer- George W. White.
For Clcrk-Pelham l.. Mcclellan.
For Flre eIPardenS-Anthony Bennett, Amos Cheney
and James X. Sloat.
For Colector-Ferdinand Seder.
For F0Yrd MdStcr-Wiam Ii. Soaring.
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BrR,rp TO DEArH.-Coroner Hi!ls held An inquest

No. 30 Seventh avenue upon the body OF John aagnsn
boy years who died from the effects OF buns re-
at Saturday evening when his cohes took ro from
nuid lamp While e alone in of MS parents house The
Jury rendered yereict OF " Accidental death
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
CITY ITEMS.

NUsIcM FIrE AT ST. SrrPHLN'S CHCRcH.-A
grand concert i'll be given at st. Stephens Church,
Twenty ty-eigbth street the Rev. Dr. Cummings -, on
Sunday evening, March :. This concert, 1t is ex-
pected will supass the splendid concerts when
gave 20 much satisfaction when the Church was hrst
opened to the public. A number of distinguished
amateurs have consented TO sing, and they wiz be as
sisted by the choir Of the Church and an efficient cho
rus The following pieces are being rehearset Grand
opening chorus Of Rossini's "Stabat Mater" Solos
"Cujus Amman" "Pro Peccatis, &C. Sacred duet
from Il Lombard" Quartette without accompani-
ment, Qai TOLLS Eeccato, from the new mass of Mr.
Chas. Wels. BY request, the quintette and chorus
from the sacred opera Of "NabuchodonasOr" Verdi
"LAlta Impresa; baritone solo and chorus from the
"Seven Last Words" by Ziugarelli. Hymn to St.
Stephen soprano with full chorus Italian poetry, by
DR.. Cummings, English translation by Miss Anne G..
Lynch, Music by sgnor Albites composed especially
for this occasion. Great chorus, Prayer of the Cru
saders Verd), and others to be mentioned in pro-
grammes. The concert is given to pay balance due
on the organ OF the Church.
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THT LoTIER DTALERs.-The case Of Dickinson,
who stends charged with being concerned in the con-
duct Of the lottery business Of this city was set down
for learing the writ of eetiorai at o'clock yes
teriay before Recorder Barnard at his private office
II appearing that notice Of the hearing had not been
given TO the District Attorney the Recorder refused to
allow the matter TO proceed, and it Accordingly al
journed to Saturday next.
The ether lottery cases the Recorder sert back be-
fore the Mayor owing to the press of other business
before him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

A BFLLIGEREST POLIcEMAY.-An apple-wOman,
named Bridget Porter, residing at No. 81 Frankfort
street, complained at the Mayors Office yesterday
that she and her basket had been kicked over by Po
ceman No. 20 name not ascerained near the Hudson
River Railroad Depot in Chambers street. The officer
appeared to be intoxicated, and nterfered with every
body and everything he met A gentleman called at
the Mayors Office and substantiated the complaint.
Officer Blackburn OF the Mayors squad went in search
Of the belgerent customer, but could not find him.
He learned that the friends of the excited star had
taken him home.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

ScCcfstrL CoEpiDr"cs D7bpI.--Casper Corn. =
young man FROM SaDk Cout'y. Wrconsic, IN p..sing
through Chatham stree Yesterday sccostci by an
inc,Yidua! tf p,eas;g address who wished Corn to
oan him S3j to psy BILL lie could 10. get chsnse
for slC0 bank Le then had IN his hard The bd
was 10 be Eah just in tbe nsichborheod. ard if Mr.
Com could accommodate him for the time being he
couii bod the SlCo bunk note security Corn being
GOOD uatud aid obIgng, handed over the s3j all TIE
opsy he had tsfter paying his passage to California
ard took the 500 BILL which proved to be of tie
City Trust and Banking Company. The confidence
operator gave Corn tie dodge and the latter after
waiting time for his, return, concluded he had
been victimzed and repaired to the Mayors Office for
redress. Officer Miller wGs sent out, but the sharper
could not be found
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

MoEE LOTTERY ACESTs ARRrsrrD-Tbe Mayors
Police were around sfer the lottery men again yeseT
day, and succeeded in aresting two Of the leading
agents. Officer Blackwell on a warrant issued by the
Mayor, went 10 the Office Of 81. John, corner Of Chat
ham and Baxter streets, and arrested him. Bu. one
policy slip found the premises. St. John was
sent before the Recorder for examination He is sad
10 be genera! agent fer certain Southern lotteries.
Officer Black, warrant issued by the Mayor on
complaint of Jsuee Leech, arrested Frederick Toonp-
sec, at No. ia Fulton street. Thompson q gen.
zeal agent for the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
France 4 Co.. managers; also Of a concern called the
Pateipo Family Lottery Institution Tie tickets, pol.
cice and other papers had been removed the hsu OF
such Documents in Ann street Saturday lass, hsv'
ING scrved as caution. Thompson was held for e1'
animation in default of ~ 90 bail.
William hcCay, su extensive lottery policy deaier'
tad 10 have been il The business twenty years. ~hs
asrcetsd yesterday BY tho Mayors Police. at No. -
Ann street. Scversl fellows found lettering about the
ttbSe WV arrested and used Witnesses sgains'
hcCsy.
AN'1hER T,oEfr OPtRArtOK.-Jsmes F1toa.
0'os@An, osne'sissd Of the Msyors cfice yesterday
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The TAX LEvY.-Mayor Temaun signed the Tax
Levy yesterday. lie has objections to some of the ap-
propriatoDs but to relieve the serious pressure the
Corporation, he has signed the paper. The right to
refuse his signature to checks the Objectionable ap
propriatons he reserves, and will send communca-
ton on sh. subject to the Common Council. The bill
will be sent to Albany this afternoon. No money will
be paid by the Controller until it passes the Iegisla-
ture.