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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
SUICIDE or A GERMAN BY SHOOTING

About II O'Clock on Monday night, Ernest Il. Bach
mann, a German, who has boarded in the public house
No. $40 Eighth avenue, for the last two years, delher
atey took his own life by shooting himself in the LETT
breast with a heavily loaded siDgle-bareled pistol
From to 10 o'clock IN the evening, Bachmann had
been absent from home and after his return appeared
to be more than usually cheerful. After a pleasant
conversation with several Of his eowboardcrs, Bach
mann invited them TO take some lager beer with him.
which they did. He then excused himself and lett the
room at the same time remarking to his friends tna'
he would return in few moments. The door booking
into the hall was scarcely closed upon him, when he
placed the muz,le Of pistol 20 his left breast and
discharged il, the ballet euterins the body IN tne
regon Of the hear. Ths report startled ths
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

1srenn1. New-Eueari oxen are great usveic1' -"
NJ c-rat endurance under severe labor, "Ha % 80.
tsktn by emigrarts 20 all the Western ~ ,,,o,,d
tCsl;%rnjs The bcay icet beef cattle IN the "oI,p,
..o~d;oo 90 thc statements Of Mr. Nash paPet nav
bser nrC5uced in New.England-an on 'no o''' VI
which weighed 80 cwt - o,,o. poa,x.ov who
THIS statement brought up o0LSN MI T''a 49, an
sad: The gentleman mas PIopS"Vu -, &C ,bo weight
c,-or and taken the live weight Tor that oi tc meE
t'Vr auH ~ Give 36 cwt Of beef an OK must weigh
W ~ tno nc o.e r alive; and don't believe that thus
80, - over been attaued by any OF the bovine
IS;, has beeu it can be again, aud will guar.
80 % he producer 81 pound for an OK ahre OF
,b.t weight / hope the author Will review anl
s,J ~ sfatcments before they are published.
m Ilro % corcede all that he is disposed to claim
a. "a, "A facts will warrant TO the excellent breed OF
attic Common in New Eng and. | am well aware
tbat the best working in the world are tho req
nvap ~ Connecticut These are nearly all descend
ants in some degree, of the original Importation Oh
Devtrs into this country by Mr. Patterson OF Mary,
land. al whom the Messrs. Hurlbur, OF lltcnied
County, obtained their first Devon stock IN isl9'
Tbese were medium colored neither light nor earK
,ed Ike the nstve yellow red, the deep blood-oay
red of the latest mportatious This Patterson stock
bad no white hairs upon any part OF the oody, ana
do not think that they made as good working oxen or
milk cows az tie progeny of the cross oi these im'
ported cattle upos the natyes-thc Devons OF Pilgrim
importation ., 49,
Mr.. NASH made loud reply TO this statement, con-
tending, with good many American Eagle scraams,
.bst America could would and should produce better
not require any fresh importations since we already
have the bsst cattle and attest beef as well great
eat intellectually men on earth.
The Club adjourned, after agreeing to continue the
discus son Of the red cattle the Winter Of
stock and manure, at the meeting of Feb. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
BROOKLYN BoARD,OF SUPERVISORS.

Inc DOdIu IHtI ut COuutJ Jan yesterday utter
noon, Mr.. LINDSAY in the chair.
An appropriation of $4,000 was made to the Super
ntendens of the Poor for the support of the poor.
Communication from the Keeper of the Peniten-
tarv stating that the whole number of prisoners
der bis charge the Ist inst. 3iO of which 22i
males and ll6 females.
A communication from G. NJ. Stevens, in answer to
resolution of inquiry read and referred to Com
mittee on Courts for report.
bill of James r. Chiffon, for analyzing lager-beer
by order of the District Attorney amounting to $50,
was ordered paid.
The Committee on Jail reported in favor Of buying
new iron safe for the Sheriff which adopted
Mr.. SMITH suggested the renting of the building
Gently occupied by the Mechanics Bank for the
County Treasurer which was referred to Committee
for inquiry and report.
The Committee on Penitentary reported in favor OF
building new cook house the County Farm at a
cost of about $780, which was carried.
The Committee TO whom was referred the subject OF
appointing additional Deputy of the Peni-
tentiary, reported in favor of such appointment by the
Board. ballot was entered into, and Robert Thomas
was elected over eight candidates
After unimporant business the Board adj
journed till Tuesday, 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
HOW is THIS ?

To The Editor Of The ~ \. Tribune
SIR: scheme is on foot to give to Gen. Nye, or
rather to his wife, house and lot in this city worth
$4,000. The property is already bargaiucd for. II is
to be donation from the Police Department. Thus
far, the Patronen have had voice Gm 10 subscribe.
The scheme was concocted by few captains, and is to
be PIT hr0vgh In the Tenth Precinct some of the
men demurred, but they were speedily sienctd by a
gruff remark from the captain; "You needn't give if
"you aint mind to but the house ard lot is bought,
L" and $1,000 must be paid next Tuesday.
is this proper! Is this donation or levy?
AN INQUIRER
FL o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING AND
TECpI1RE

The regular monthly meeting of the Historical So
tets vas held at the Library last evening The re-
FrtsOftho various Committees having been heard, Q
nmber ofnew members were elected and Others nom,
E.ted. The Librarian acknowledged the receipt OF
4 Diary Of a Prisoner in the Provost Jail during
9e Revolutionary War" also, "The Letter-Book OF
Ptfard Beekman.' The thanks of the Society were
Ptedto Mr. james Il. Murray for valuable addition
= the picture gallery.
resolution Of respect 10 the memory Of Crawford,
Dc sculptor, was adopted.
Inc Hon. LrTHER BRADIsH, President, stated that
9e SOCIETY would DC indebted TO the Hon. George
uyor for the paper for the evening; whereupon the
pier se and gave detailed account Of the suffer
las udured by American prisoners in the prisonshps
y New-io'k and other harbors during the Revolu.
tR ary WAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CEN.
TRIAL PARK

TuHsoAr, Feb. 2.-This Board held an adjourned
meeting this day at o'clock.
II sas directed that the Comm tee on Buildings
prepare a memorial to the LEGISLATURE, praying the
State topay this Commission for the use Of the Stat
Arsenal within the Park amoutt OF annual rent
equal to the annual interest money paid to the State
R-.scd That the Advertisement plans laying the
Cent Psk having stated that the Commissioners were limited
70 ns expenditure Of OO0 IL necessarily expected that
competitors o' prizes will embrace with the report OF their
' SsS sSn ncR"s and sutn IL
the 6Hng and the xavson the width aud mole ot building
each item OF detail with full aud sufficient specifications
By which the work be done. Competitors will be permitted
beside presenting the plan in India ink aud sep to present the
R.sttd That the preceding be published with the Minutes
OF the Board, and copy sent to each competitor
The Executive Committee was directed to confer
With the Croton Aqueduct Department with r,ference
20 the drainage of that portion of the Park lying be-
tween the new reservoir ground and the Eighth
avenue the same being now drained by stream
which will be obstructed by the building of the
reservoir.
Mayor and Common Council the appointment of Com
missioners OF Deeds for Messrs. Hart and Miller,
clerks at the offices, to empower them to administer
Oaths 10 persons having claims against the Commits
sion, who required to swear to the accounts
dered by them.
II was ordered that no more hammers or handles for
The breaking of stone for Macadanizing be furnished
at the expense of the Board. The Superintendent
ordered 10 report what other tools and mple
meats the workmen may advantageously be required
TO furnish.
The withdrawal of the sum of 81 0, 900 from the Bank
of Commerce was authorized for the payment Of en-
p,Oyees Of the Board.
The Treasurer presented his monthly report.
A communication from the Hon. James T.. Cooley,
late Pre- sident Of the Board acknowledging the receipt
ofoomplmenaiy resolutions adopted at the last meet
bg Of fhe Board read and ordered to be entered
in the minutes.
report fiom the Superintendent as to buildings re-
naming in the Park, was referred to the Committee on
Buildings.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next, at o'clock.
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A CORRECTION.
tOhihL1 tiONs
Tn Al, Ea,kor of III, Y Y Tribnne

TO NE Edffoy 0 Tie Y. T. ITI0Uhe
SIR: Honor to whom honor is due, in the article ID
this DAYS paper under the heading of pleasing IN
cident" taken from The Post credit is given 70 ex
Mayor Westervelt, which of right belongs to the Hon
John Slosson OF the Superior Court he was the hrs,
who took the matter Of sending the young girl to school
in hand, and became responsible for the payment Oh
her board selecting as his agent Samuel Acker one OF
the officers of the Court whohas faithfully discharged
the trust reposed in him. Mr.. Acker having been
elected one Of the School Trustees Of the Elevenh
Ward had ber transferred TO one OF the schools IN S
ward and. A. soon as qualified, appointed teacher:
"a''' ' " WV w OSE WHO KNOWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
BROOKL YIN ITEMS

HosBFai About clock 90 Monday evening A..
sore of Michael h Hogan No. iSs GRAD .,r..., .
entertd through the rear ball door, and sbou, ana
wUrth Of ,lks were siolen. The family were N m.
iou, part Of the store ., tie time the the Wa oess
miit,j
SUssoc.rID.-A ws,chman employed in The reps.
walk Of Allen 4 McDougsl. No. ia Walton street
named John Robinson, was found dead on Moaia1
morning when the vorlnen entered. II appcsr~ Ne
had seated Lnsei. bench placed over TIE bosies,
aid falling asleep was sufocsted BY the gas escaping
from the pipcs He was in sitting posture wbes
discovered. Coroner Cerioe held an inquest. and Q
verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered.
II new boa, Atlantic was placed or the Fsi.
toc Ferry route 90 Monday afernooo. She u tks
laigcs, fem ybost on the East River. and Was buik
expressly to break the ice duriug the Winter. The
cabins are large and w II lighted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
la " LNI,ELLIGENCG.
THE GREENWICH STREET MURDER.
VERDICT OF GUILTY
COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER-Frs. 2-Bef,re Judd

At near 4 o'clock this afternoon. tine jury charged
with the trial of Maurice OConnel indicted for cau-
ing the death Of Teresa Sptzlen, having been out snc
o'clock last evening. entered the Courtroom, and
announced that they had agreed upon q verdict
The Clerk-What say you, gentlemen, 10 Maurice
OConnel the prisoner at the bar guilty not guilty
Foreman Of the Jury--GrILTr oF MrRDsR, with
a strong recommendation from the Jury, unanimously.
to the mercy of the Executive.
The Court then said that sentence would be pro.
nounced at Id o'clock next Monday morning.
panel of 800 Jurors also ordered to be sumnsned
Tor the trial of the other prisoners indicted with
OConnel including Maroney, indicted for the murder
Of Hamilton in Canal street all of whom will be tried
in the term commencing the first Monday Of March
next.
The Court then adjourned till 10 o'clock on Monday
next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

FELL OyERBoARD AND DRowsED.-Coroner M hlI-
Yesterday held an inquest on board the barge stock
drowned in cCs.equence Of falling into the dOGk Gxsd ai
;t, his wife on hoard the barge and had gone ashore
on , matter ma Of business Before his return he i'm
bbed freely several % ami Der DtnwSa
al d s.ij o,,a,hos,d friend with him at the time
gave v Ii. alarm and used all bis e1ertOns to rescue
Wsmsley from the water but did not succeed till
ii. was extinct The Jury rendered verdict Of
Death by accidental drowning.' Wannsey was "a
vsays of sSs and a native of ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

koriou. slew tim. Tsucyd. Book l. Chap. 20. Beet
IL
The Fourth man disgui.es pisistratus a. Pesi,tra.
tus," aud the Papatbensio procession a. tue Pana.
thanck game called Deokonon.
The First man is not second IN bunders; he writes
"Peris,ratus" and "Panstheackian.
No two Of ftheee four Best Students agree a. to the
duration Of the PcoponnesaD war they make it 81. 60
30 and 27 years.
Tbese four Best Men stand on the Merit Roll last
published a. follows We suppress their names they
have reistiyee:
NJ 1im IA ............5 ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION

- BURNING or sCHooL-HOrSE 40. IL.
lhe Board held regular meeting yesterday after.
20, CiRts T.. SNlTB, esq, in the chair. After the
al Preliminary business,
'uose CREESwOoD proposed 20 take some action in
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CITY ITEMS.

SLrP-SLoP.-Perhaps it will be quite needless for us
to say anything Of the weather yesterday, than
that the two little words at the head of this item give
full description o. it. 1t was slippery in the morning,
the pavements being covered with the ice of eet and
rain that fell the previous night and was sloppy at
noon when all the ice melted and il was worse than
that at n ght when the snow-water had become well
incorporated with the mud. Although the air yester
day not freezing cold, it not warm; it was
chilly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

YouSG MEs's CHRISTIAs SOCIETY TEA PaRrf.-
The first Tea Party of the New-fork Young Mems
Christian Society was given on monday night IN the
lecture-room of Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Prince
street.-the Rev. VI. H. Garnet, Pastor Of the Church
and President Of the Society, in the chair. Notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather, upward oftwo
hundred ladies and gentlemen were present. The So
ciety was visited by the Sons of Conference who en-
tered the room in body, singing one of the songs
peculiar to that organization In due time the tables
were set and covered with profusiye variety OF ed-
bes. and the wi ole party sat down to good-old4me
tea. After tea the tables cleared, and the e1er
eises progressed amid much wit humor and merrnent
There was no lack Of vocal music. During the night
addresses were delivered by the Revs. III. H. Garnet
and c. b. Ray Messrs. Burnett, Brown and Titus
and Messrs Brainerd Moore and Heres, members Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. AT late
hour yesterday morning the party broke up-having
spent happy season. This newly-organized Soc-
ety. and promises to he of no little benefit to the rising
generation of the coored people.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
FIRE N BRnoKLYN.

Yesterday morning about q o'clock. fire was dis.
lowered in the lime and lath yard of Walter T. Kots
& Brother, in First street. corner of South Ninth
street +. d., caused by the shaking of some lime.
About 600 barrels of lime quantity Of lath, and the
shed covering them. were destroyed. Their loss
amounts to about 81 ,Se0 upon which there was an
insurance of g. 900 il the Pfonix and 81 800 in the st.
Marks Insurance Companies Of New-iOrk. The fire
men were early ON the ground and by their exertioas
prevented the destruction OF large amount of prop
arty
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

The twenty-fith anniversary of Dr. McLsods sst-
tlemcpt his present congregation in this city will
be colnmemorated by historical discourse from DIR.
Mcleod this evening in the Twelfth-street Church
the Doctor having recovered from the effects OF his
recent fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
s,prpfop cot-Rr.-P.b 7-Before Justice sLossos
''iH"i'N and . jury

TIL. !, an aciion brought TO recover $1,000 dam.
ages o hes. which The pnia ss%, = s.ss a. s.s
~es r. sas m January is The P.aiit toos pssss: e ns
snow 49, ,hs ef band rusrd from the of fhiry
eish sne "a Sirhfh down Hoso ssres whes
T. a., .noss.r sck Of coming Up r.iniiss ~
g. Ssh 70 psss with sstry. Ia motioa. The sps
i,.h .,,v,d and plaintiff thrown o. and - hs ~.
-. broksa essh 10 twV pssss The des.nasns
,b M. the result q the nesis-nrs nc -
y, ,,hins position u danger the guard OF tss
,r,nins thew whep be thai Injury mss ~ '" A.
fse csss 49, tired s the "a. tern VI eoar s'a vac ''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
SUPREME COURT-GgsERAL TsRa-Fcb 2-Betofs Juis
DAWES CLERKE and SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COURT-GEsrR.L T,Ra-Fcb 2-Befsts Judge.
DAVIES CLERKE and SUTHERLAND.
THE SCHUYLER FRAUDS AGAIs.
Mary Ann Bs,chord sst the Ne~foIs and Sew Haven NJ.
The plaintiff is a stockholder In the Nsw.Hsvss
Railroad Company, and the defendants are with The
exception Of the Treasurer Directors Of the Con papy
Upon allegations that the Directors had declared
dividend payable out Of the earnings Of the Company;
that they wero about TO pay the same, excluding
plant III and other stockholdersi that the Company
lad no earnings from which said dividend could be-
paid and that its payment would impair the capital of
the Company, Judge Davies several months ago
granted preliminary injunction restraining the pay
mept Of the dividend The dcfs ndants get up thae
the plaintiff was not stockhoder, inasmuch AZ she
was holder Of the fraudulent stock issued by Robert
Schuyler. They claim that by tho decision OF the
Court Of Appeals they can determine with accuracy
who are the holders Of the genuine stock as original
subscribers otherwise. They deny that they nave
not sufcert surplus earnings TO pay the dividend and
aver that they have.
Aner hearing argument at Special Term, Judge De-
vies granted order dssolying the preliminary M
junction An appeal was taken from this order. which
came I'D for argument this morning. ,. Laroque sod
Charles OConor for plaintiff VIC. Noyes for de-
PENDANTS.
A similar suit, brought by an acknowledged bona
fde tockhoder, is 10 be argued with the above ease
Mr. Burrl appears for the plaintiff, and Mr.. Noyes
for the dtfrdants.
SPECIAL TE,~-Before Judge DAVIS.
Abby swan Lsnson swan.
sEw DECISION A. TO coNPUTATIos OF Tisf.
II appears that summons for relief wR served 10
this sc0D the J day s December last and bsf the dsesod
by bis counsel Mr. scrbnsr srved notice of sppeerss
and trnsnd q pint tho 1fh day q January bssd,
that under the rule o excluding the FIRST and including the e
ds twenty had elapsed according the is
the Code. should this decision BE- sustained on spp
which gndestsnd will b. broush viii qys rsvaAr
ton Ia the pr.cee far the computations u tune e"s-
cerned
Before judge CLEggE.
DECISIONS. g
Beuoit Julepe Caniole agt John u. ferne-,,- ~
tei 20 t~ enuossed and submitted before eh'r''~ ~
Teiereno. BE- 10 Alexander Bndbfd. ~ ,.... .,x.s.
NoTIor.-Members OF the bsr will Plesss nany
Their tr, what Juds &c their csses are 70 oe
Mt GvxIR.t TyRx.-Hereafter no note o.
..ue r the Gener. Tern viii b. .sed o, s-e ., .ss 60
NH IL shall spy.aE distinctly on iAe "a ma
tons
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

Now UP.-Wi people ever reform tho silly GUS
tom OF occupying seats at the head of the pew at
church. and more especially at public lectures and con-
certs On Monday evening, in obtaining seats at Dr.
Chapin's church, on the occasion of Mr.. Beechers 8
lecture friend, and the lady with him. were obliged
to corksorew their way between the knees of three
persons aud the pewback, in order to reach the two
seats that were vacant In these days OF expansive
crnolne, such feat is difficult enough for man to
perform, but when hoop meets hoop, one can imagine
tho &" tug of war that ensues. moment after, the
scene was repeated IN pew before them, where
gentleman obliged to squeeze past three gentle
men and lady, to obtain seat. Now all this annoy
aDee might have been obviated by the parties simply
moving up, still easier by taking their seats at the
far erd of the pew, when they first entered. When
will people learn to grain or two of that much
neglected article, Common Sense
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
FIRES.
VIpI IS MFsr STREET.


About o'clock, yesterday afternoon fra broke
out in the lime yard Of Oliver Loveland & c., NJ.
3Sl West street, caused by breaking in Of the roof
through which water drippeo upon the lime causing
il 10 slake. The lime stored in shed and be
fore the flames could be subdued, the building and
stock we've damaged to the amount e 81 900. In.
sured for 81 800 in the st. Nicholas Insurance Com
pany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
IAdvprisemen,

Coon DNEws.-COLoRED PHOTOGRAPHS for %.
psit b. the Pupil Of toe Queens Artist and ee1en s.s ant
as. Dpp-ry BScksrorsds &c rev system. pereciins
a. 4 ec0agmstoy Photographs II remarkable tsy-ee
Ho.Ays No. ss Brosdvsy
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Advertisement. 4

THE WEATHER WAS WRETCHED.-And yet
81 crord .s usual witness last evening American
n,.rs a. rHE PIONEER PsrRoT; Or THE MAID WAS
pIa There's for you. II l. 70 b. repeated Tai
ST1,>ooS a, p O'Clock well az THIs EvEANG Al o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
(Adyertisemeut.l
/. National. TUp aGR Tt


,nr,u his Local Drama of The Mysteries and
Ms.res Of Newfork. and the Estrsyazsnza Of Novelty
Ks-I tb@ Scout" vii asbe a3d.d the Entertainments
IN sutPar
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

OBSCENE TIrrpA4rnD. G.ovo tiv vrueaio Of tl.o
Mayor police against the obscene book.pedders who
have chiefly been composed of boys there are scarcely
one of them tobe found in the city. Previous to this
movement they were as thick as flies about all the
andipg-places. The vigilance in this and other mat
ters shown by the Mayors police, we are assured
WI be perpevered in during the official term of the
new Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
PERsoSAL.-The Hon. Edward Everett has arrived
in town and taken apartments at the Everett House.

CHURCH REMOVAL AND CHURCH Co-oPERArios.-
The Free-Will Baptist Church, which has worshiped
for some months past in Blocker Building, is to remove
next Sabbath to the house owned by the Twentieth
street Congregational Church In consequence OF the
pecuniay interests which the latter church has suffered
during the recent financial revulson and upon the cor
dial recommendation of the pastor, the Rev. VIM. L.
Parsons and the vote Of the Church the trustees have
leased their house to the above-named church while
ia engaged in erecting house Of worship tor Ise''
The two churches worship together under the admins
tratiOn of the Rev. d. NJ. Graham, pastor OF the Bap
tist Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

MoRT LOTTERY MEs ARREsTED.-Yesterday Ser
geant Beney and squad arrested two extensive lottery
policy dealeN-R. w. Carter of No. DIG Canal street,
and Orlando Robinson Of No. Ii Park place. At the
former place, the complain ant in the case lost within
nine weeks the sum 5000, aud thoroby completely
impoverished his family. He is now sick and without
means and is prompted to pray that Carter be dealt
with according to law. Carter was held to bail in
81, 800 to answer Robinson held to bail in $500
The Mayors Police have adopteda new plan to detect
these schemers, and the movement is working well.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

ISFANors CASE OF KiDsAPPIsG.-A few days aso
Mayor Tiemann received letter from the Mayor o.
Richmond, informing him that he had man naH'e1
Mason Thomas before him for kidnapping heeio
named George Anderson. Anderson was inducea ~
90 TO Pennsylvania some time since, but soon iounu
hin self in Richmond held as slave. His Intelligence
The had received some schooling in New-forkl SOU
prompted him to for bis rights, and 1t see"' "'
made complaint which will probably get nun o',u''
The following letter from Mayor Mayo explains tue
case:
i'''' "0' me '''''' y ''4 R,oHuoyp. Jan. 81 lss
DEAR SIR: On Yesterday man calling III lnseS - H.
son Thomas was brought before me as Mayor u .n
city charged with kidnapping from your Guy slave
nains George Anderson and selling him o. ss1,ba s
Tbomas says that George is his slave ana ,hs
csped from ST. Louis. George Anderson on 'ns IN
trary sfrms that he is free, and that inonia' -.
duced him to leave New-iotk upon vo!as IL la
employed in Pennsylvania. Though have no
proof here to susta ain Georges statement n 80 ~,
ibe tha, have remaDded Thomas till the 5un " 81.
information 90 the .ubiect from New-York: Hs caa
read and write, says he went to sehco. v oe''"A'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

MILITARY CoSyESIIos.-Gov. Newell, pursuant 70
a resolution adopted at Military Convention held st
Trenton Feb. l. 1857 has requesged all the comma
stoned officers Of the New-Jersey Militia to assemble
in full uniform at the City Hall, Trenton, on Thurs
day. llth inst, at 70 o. clock noon.