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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Arrived. SUNDAY, Dec. y

Steamship Ae growo, Havre via Southampton and h"
ssam.hip Ksr.sroo ls'l' Jeffrey Liverpool De-. -
and pass oJ @. Dale Exp-ri~nc.d heavy gales fon w.ss
"iS ssp Dlsso tss s.rsss s sa.ea De- "a Ia ai.s sC
Green. Passed Boston sbt ~ ard anchored s Cbassae
way at m 18th, .sd passed Hell Gate at ts:V u; -.
mad. fat TO pier at Brrosyn $780, having been sos.s -
Bo'.on Hell Gate hours towing time, By he "ssS
Ship Cs.ds (oi sstiuore). Stafford, Rot<rdss = esS
lc Nov ~ =. .ac4 spoke sbp Webster, L.v.sss sn
Liverpool for New York; Dec LAT 4l w. 'poSs sAs -
SHIP Mercury, French Bs,re Nov l. md'e and 81, -. -
Bo,o HiIcken WheD edsys out was IN ioe =. - H. ~
W ton W had deaths and bhs On the Passsssi ,s M
uit, al - 50 lon - Jaw .'is IONA " w o n . "a.
chan ged lon with .bis wDdermiee Of Bo'ton. eons s
inr., of Nantucket sooGs, saw ascs nP VIC Ss
senirs BY .,esinta. srr-.n .r' were sss anchored
Brig Ocean Wave, Morton, BoOsiIe 2!asy' 'A' :"
Soma.
Brig Rosn, Wallace Boston days, lAths Jv
BEit Ameries iof ssieU). Robbins, Ale1AndA 's,1'
shr WIN Gregory Cof Roctlsnd, Bucslln, Roctlssd r
lime bound 10 ssysrn.h, PIT into ,n's port iof ",
.siosd ~ In ss ~ ~ SGIs as as, boss Sos '
buwNk tore ,he fore. 70 pieces .Dd did oseer i,as J
=, sehr Eleanor tBr Ryan, Halifax days. n'' N~'
scsI MIssrs, Ann yhsinis d.y. sy''s,tt u t.rAs.
schr Gr,ni,s State, B.le Boston days Hd'e {" o.
shr Curnmirrs Jore. Provseses q b.,, 70
schr. Richard Bul~ uske Fsene', fs"'A " N'''
". s. Brown. ,.r..,
sebr Nav Fetcoer Crosby E",por' days ls'hs !" S'a
Co. ,,r.s.l.h. .,A r. ,s Nav uao
'ns ps.' 20 Clark Providence .dse 70 0As~
S. pa,,.I Bsier Providence Glds- u lssae oisl.
g., sr,r Cure~ Ayre. fEoyiasnoe, mdss . Lac IA
S,rsr pe,onsta c. shn sn New Bedford, Jdse -
s,..m.r D.vp Wood Fsirbsveu, ndss 70 Bastos - -
sAILED-stesm.hp- WsshiDstos, Ehredv Sc jaw -
Mn.. Adser, AesLns, Charleston sbp Pioiafch' s"As'
werp. q .-,h hxu
wIHD-D1rins the dsy W. 6. W: ieP. 49, ""A
nd rain. . ,-,,. . va,s dfnai
BELOW-A large aorbIe topssl shp. 'Sovns - smtN
with blue c,oS Lsy,il 4 II 1sbsf,), II '"v '' '''~~
Hgntress
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK ..........DsAx
Cleared.
hip-HuntsviEe, Poet, Savannah, IL B Crouwsa
Co.
PORT OF NETWORK .........


Seenstip Kafpsk (Brl Browne~, Liverpool Dec 4 ml~.
to T. CUnsfd Has had continual heavy
tire passage; had to lie 10 tor 80 bouT Dec lat ~ bo
~ 20, Ar steamship City OF WAhnsoD, hence ff Liver
pool The intended to ply between THIS pom Havana ssd
U. NJ steamship Alabama schepck Savannah mdss Nd
sass to T. l.. Michill L Son.
Steamship MaIion Foster, Charleston, mdse. and pass
SpohoId, Tleston Co .
Ship Caravan Sands Liverpool Nov II, m5se Howiscd
Froth gbam Dec. S. IN tn channel ship Ellen An;k
Ossrick New York date, lat a. Ion a 80 spoke sk)
Edwsrd o Brep ffoui ST. Jo. for Liverpool with oss Of r5
dercoud learn when hotost waited no sistAnee q,
date lat i8 H. lon IS So spoke ship Dresdncuth ssnesA
hence for Ly. roo time saw one oil the blsch Ban me
bouud T. 2d, 80 miles H. 5. L., sawa dsebct vesss end
schr gong 10 her -, a.,
spoke b. brig eesn Isc from Jamaica for InsgA ai sof
Phlads phiA with all the crew sicai 2st lat B lon ~,
poke brig Fausna h.uce for CsAfuegos 3d. ~ ~ Ion
q 49, bark GodAn Rule, and "a unhno~u sNsensas
Brig Avo..aa lBrl Tu,O. Turks Island Dec. ~ sshs v
scbr. Ucs.n Bird CBr), Lockhsr, Windsor rs, ,'dss
plaster 10 master.
scbr Beet Psrher, Cape Hatterss days.
scbr. Isabel Eldiicgc, Norfolk dsys
sclr. Charles Henry, Halock fortaspd days
Scbr In ohsntr. Evans kewbuTy port for Baltimore
schr New York Goods.if, Bos on 3dsys.
SAfLED-sesnshipsA Augusta SsysnDah; Roanoke, Ns49,
kc ships Snsksp tBrsm Mebourpei agnes Leas ~
Orleans; brig D.yonshire tBL) Bemuda scar. Ntshtsok
Barbados.
The ship Henry Clay arrived last evening from Liverpool
heavy cold weather the snts pssssse 80
of the io.tben Had two births snd ons oesa
the psSase. Took pOt tho 3d. Oh Lsas saad ffon ~
WasLLetop.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
MARRIED.,
BARROWS-DRAP.

BARROWS-DRAPFR-On Tuesday, Dec 81 By the Rev. J.
d. Pierce at the residence OF bride father Atleoorough
Bss Mr.. Louis A. Bsrrows Of N-wYork, to Miss Dora e.
Draper dsushteT Of Joseph Draper, ESQ., OF Aeborough
CLARK-UNDERHILI.-O Wednesday, Dec. p, az the Re-
formed Dutch Church. Hobot-n, By the Rev A. NJ Mann,
ID. D. Stephen ;. Clark TO Jals 5. Underhill
FONTAINE-ERNANDEZ-O On Thursday, Dec. ., by the
Rev O. McClossy ct the brides residence, Mr Charles l..
FoLue to Miss FIsncescs NJ Hernandez both of this city
HOLLWEGS- Saturday teinoon, Dec 25 by the
Rev Thouss Baker Jacob Holwrss esq of New Rochelle
NJ Catherine eldest daughter Of Capt Greenfield Pote
of this city
HITCHCOCK-TAYLOR-On Thupday, Dec g by the Rev.
T. d. Hscox John Hitchcock NJ Taylor, both Of this
city.
PHlfPSBOYERAt the residence OF the brides father
Thursday, Dec % the Rev Hatch George Phipps
Mis- Julie RoyeT both of Brooklyn.
WEHS-AMEkMAN-O "Wednesday evening Dec. 20, by
the Rev Nj asrd, at the residence Of brides father
Georse H. W.hn of Phiaie phs Miss Layens Keys ed
est dsughter Of Isacc X Amermsn, esq
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

toward evsong large numbers crosrsd the ferries 70
st.ersi sone Of the numerous paoss VI amusement IN
Nev-York. Services heh in most OF the
cburches, rome Of which wese Handsomely decorated
with evsrgreens. IL the Ssnds-street NJ. r.. Churen
TIE Juverle Missionary So-iety held their annuai
celebration and in the evening the anniversary CT tne
Washington street NJ. +. SuDday-School was held.
Interesting addresses were made at both places, and
considerable sum collected in aid Of the Missionary
cause. In the Catholic churches collections were
taken up IN cid Of tle Catholic Orphan Asylu Oh
East Brooklyn in which there are at preeent over five
hundred Children The usual services were held IN the
Episcopal churches.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Passengers Arrived

IN sfeom,hip kdnoayoo frow L'rsypoc-M Lssser ha
Lester, Mir Riding Mrs NJ. Baton, Mrs McMAM, Mr Etss
and lady, w F.diug, Mr. Welch Cap. Dawes Mr. Wxz
Mr. llarke. A. Mathews Mr Patterson, Maeou, fen
mre, MIR Botsio, Mr. Mhsoni Mrs Bal and children "
Monroe and isoy-snd ~ IN Storage.
In stsa mship 1,s fyom Rdtre Sostdmptcs dsd Hass-
Lieut. r. J. Aubrck L. N and lady Mr. j. K shervool
fataily aud servsnt q MssAnky r Uhnsnn, 8 yarvA
p tscop Miss H. Driver &. Mabnot J. st. Aubin W. CsN
P. Hyeubs9h Mgs C. Thompson q. Bingham, H. Cush.a,
Perkins, MI .sssn, r. Lana Jacot y. Ouillsrmh
Smith v hoursls q Bsel w Oh-n and dsrehter, ID. y
appa H. Constance and family, and 50 In I'd csoa. From ~
Ex-Messu. ARC H. Rutherford. 5. c. Desbaruss, W.
Burr, T. kesrDeh jr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

ARREST o. DESPERATE CHARACrER.-Seveial
months ago, most desperate burglar, named Benjs
min Leak was tined and convicted of burglary West
chester County, ard Was sentenced to five years i'm
PrisoDmeDt at Srg Sing, but while confined at White
Plains managed to break Jail and escaped to this city,
Lask managed to elude detection until last wsek,
when it was communicated TO Detective Elder that
Leak secreted at No. 2l3 Church street. Detect
I've Elder assisted by two brother officers Keefe and
McCord accordingly went to the house in Church
street, last evening, and arrested Leak, whom they
Sound in bed and the burglar, who is most notorious
and desperate fellow taken to the Police Head
quarters and locked up. In the possession of Leak
was found speDdidly. finished jimmy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
CHRISTMAS IN RROOKLYN.

This ancient festival very generally observed in
Brook yn. All the places of business, with the e1cep
bon Of porter-houses and confectionery stores, were
clcsed and everything outdoors presented the sP-
psaJa,ce of q holiday. The streets were fail OF
sbprc goers in the morning, and the afternoon apd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
s'DR. CHURCHILL AND HIS DIsC0VERIES'-C0I
RRCTION.

To TAs Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribuse.
SIR: In my letter, published in to-day's TRIBusE,
compositor has misunderstood 10Y symbols for aha;
and instead Of - =, gave xXx
The quotation in full would been follows; al pro-
pod administering lin connection with other remedes) pnos
pborus v the GrOced pupse Of sreasng the attraction Of
Simply wished show tha the writer in question claimed
pko,phore acid hi. plan of four years o bat had now
that postion aud partially adopted the theory Dr.
Churchill by giving hypo pho,phorous acid lf OS The s
ar aft.boueht Of the writer exhibiting the weak
81. original claim and his desire % occupy stronger
uoynd Ther. 10 room for fulher improve ment -
e ]. WINCHESTER.
No. % john street Nev- Yo~k, Dec 25 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Markets-Repo+tsd bg Tsl,1ro~l

CHARLEsToS Dec "a ssies Of CorroS TO- day 100 ,l> ~
UNCHANGED rate. The market osed quiet
NOZZLE Dec 24--The sale. Of CorroS t,d.v v.r, 49,
bales at hrm.r bu. higher Sales of ths vrsi n 80
bales Receipts Of the ~ees 80 so bale. ss.ns 80 IN The
weeh last y.a Becsips the port shesd u last ys
1850 bales. sock 49, 100 bales fsha aud EXCHANGE .
a,.re
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

ANOTHER MAs SrABBED.-One of gang of Italians
who were qoarreing last evening, about o'clock, in
Baxerst., drew knife and stabbod Mstano Sante ten
times in the face and back, nacug several dangerous
wounds. The police hastened to the spot on hearing
the disturbance bat the sssasnt fed and was not
rested Nd TO late hour. The wounded man was taken
IN the Hosotal where his wounds we're dressed He is
atsilor and lives in Canal street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

TEOLKE-A. Ne 10 LscrsrS street, on Friday, pve ~
Cs'rirs TtoIhe, aged Is y.so sne mouths
UEDsRalLL-Op Friday usruins D. e. 0-orye y. X
Ubc.rhil in tt- SD ,.sr ofhis sg~.
tn. family espce,fay suvt-t
TO nis al from hs ate rssarIes No 40 asnry
st.eei on Mosds, 27th inst q. II H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SUR NAReAtEr Tyso> report-d wdersy :, Al so ,s
of eos ior he Pacific ali steamship Co. 1ed :. ,,s.l
u.irht moDey 9 oo With there ~s :. " wp, Tysos
ud Messrs BOYD H.ncken 'of this cy tisSsp 20 vh,
above vesssl % doubt.d IN come qusrser s,Js knysl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

BOSTON Dec es-- ATT shps G-rtruds mans.S SHsvX OK.
Ben Bolt I<rus Crynstadt; Berkshire, wnm' r,..sa,
cans; buk How and, CEferd, M.lsssi 'etf. oe''
IT, biz w Pavener snal, from New Yort ios osvers
cent ashore Friday nisli on the bsss sAe d so''n
She Ia hixh sld DRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BRooRLYs MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-Ihe seventh
lecture in the annual course will be delivered 10y the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher tomorrow evening at D
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

BEAT HIS MorHsR.--Thomas Scott WAS arrested
On FrdsY night bs police Of the Sixth Precinct AZ tn
fnstsa,oo his MOTHER aged 20 yesrs who complained a
be came drunk and beat her severely He was held 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

BuRGLARy.-The house Of T. w. Howell, on Bosh
Will avenue was entered Friday night and robbed Of go
watch and silyerware valued at el75.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

STrAIISGA AT FlRE.-Thomss Gilman and Roger
poueberty were osuttt stealing the fire Saturday night
Tbey were arrested, and committed to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SavrD FROM BEING RoBBED.-Ezra Sanders, sol
o Belonging Governors Island was found in keseys alley
on Saturday nsb in Of inodcston he had between
$50 and gold with him. three fellows having ucet'
.h were ryjnf indnse bin to let them lake n m
the Island, with the intention, douprso .f vnhhpg him
policemen watched the party ana took them all nto GUS
the charge Of thus saving tho soldier from
hsiu hhed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
euH-KiseS... 723 Sets $:tO noon-fises " ~
wArER-rRis DAY.
Sandy Hoob 12lS Gov std looa Hell oste''ssss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
MAsoylc.-On Friday evening the following gentle

men were elected officers OF Greenponi Lodge No AUS:
r. and A. NJ, William Tracey; w NJ, John Bible. 5. W.
Cias Ccsseswe J. w, @ Bsnk Secretary Johh mearas
Treasurer Merit g. Le1gett; s. D. Williamson; J. d., John
Stlwen; q. Abrams and W. Bennington, Trustees
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
GtA>O.

GlANo.
To ta< Editor C The y. y. ISrbSH@
SIR: ro,iced frw day. -ince in the money srti-
ce Of THE TRlBuSK aliusion made to neS GaAno
Company, f.ymec or about " b. iVymed, under the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Srnnyy Dy,rgs.-Wm. Perry died suddenly OIL

ET0DHV UTATHs.- " 10. FtFTy HItu rU1utHIy VH
e,prd.v a. No 90 Adams street. The deceased had Jos re-
turned from sea- hsyiDs been sailor on the United sa'es
,.e.mtbin Eiss.rs He New-York on Chfttmu TO
have bs own and bis w dsguereotypes taken On his re-
turn complained little and, lying down, soon yer oiea
The cau,e is ,uppo-.d 20 be die .se Of the heart
About o'clock Saturday shernocn az old man named
Samuel Wbiock aged 81 years found tesd in sbsny IN
the block bounded By South Fourth South Fifth, Ninth and
old had living there FOR some time
p state ser desttuo On Friday ne drank freely Win
,o,n friends sick Coroner Smell held al Inquest
when verdict Of death from ntorcsto1 and dss'i
1,ior was rendered Deceased family friends
woman usInsd Cahsrne Higgins was found dead IN he
b. In house Me- avenue between Graham avenue ano
N erect on Sun fsy before she had been
drIlkips free y, and retired grossly Lto1icated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
ScAsDAIous UsF OF THE WAsHIScTos JAIL.-The
following advertisement, appeared 10 The Star To
nil

following advertisement, appeared 10 The Star TO
Gently.
"ByA Green, AuetoIeer.
"ApsISisTRAToRs SAUL will, in pursuance OF
an order Of the Orph.s CoO ,r District Of Cou sell
public suction, FRIDAY DTx Nov 49, Al O'Clock M III
ops p.sfo and three children woman sni
three ike, eoy' from /! t. ss y in,a 81. sf ::ssu. :ssu
d" AdmhnistIstor of Jacob Hail.
we neglected TO attend The sale, but We have VT
messed enough Of such to satisfy US that the
exposure II t~o mothers ld their offspring upon the
auction block mus. have afforded rare fun to the
trsffitkers in hunan-fesh The anguish of the heart
broken mother at the thought Of separation IRON her
bt's Ones tho vague teIrors of the children and the
inorced silence OF the aggevei but indignant fsther,
~. spectacle TO put feuds in good hanor.
But We quote the advertisement in order To draw
attention To the which s msie Of the Washington
jail. This jill is built by the United ST ,es Govern
uent. The money which il cost came, for the most
Iart ont Of the pockets Of the people of the North,
who have abolished OF excluded Slavery from theii
territories, and who wish, a. far as pr .cncabe, to
wash their bands of 1t. Bat even II the case were
otherwise an5 supposing that al the States of the
Union slsveholding, what Rht have private In.
dividuas 70 use the common Jail a. warehouse for
their human merchandise uaile-1nyer ~ouli not
IL reruitt I'd 10 stable his mules iR the Federal Jsi
wheat-erower would not be permitted TO make barn
of il; then where does the Shareholder get his au-
thcrty far using II as a siavep7n' IL property IN
slavss much more sacred THAI property IN mules,
or propt} IN wheat that Il should De en, ed 10 ths
extraordinary privilege lNsuonai Ira.
SBoeHIsS CAsUALTy-We learn from The Voon-
soo4a PGtrsoe that on Wednesday night last, the
" B,a1kmAr HOUSE. near Nohegal Village, Burril-
ve nus destroyed by fire, anc that two bro.hers,
james sDd Robert Brisgs, pershed in the hames
Etthing bat the stomach ard visctrs Of the victims
remain L. sd the Coroner il his investigatons. TIE
origin Of the Ere 10 aDkpows.
The ROok Islerd Oeasmereial learns that suits for
damages amounting in the sggregste to between
$500 Ca snd $5O0tW are to b. commenced almost
imueJat.y in the Courts Of that County against the
Bridge Company. TIE suits aTe very numerous, aui
s, cllios ior ,nages 10 rate, salooats and steam
ere, IN eln. VI 30 end upwaIo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

DRUNKENNESS AND DIsoRDERLY CoSDUcI.-lheIe
were for drunkenness ana oordery
Christmas and yesterday the police nar9s show
ips tb but Sc had taken ino custody Tor these
of.rse. There was a fight in drinking saloon in Myrtle
.eue and lower end Of Court street. but no par
tcu damage as DONE the parties not arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

kINNNA1s-
Soenaer ,r.et The roan and after 90
81 lie yonpg sdie, fe and ooosdersbly nared m
other sdy fell over the board and rensne Suspended
ome time The horse running as be cod Tue Depu,
of Police stopped the prosresc Of the snDs
Ar ed the lady from peIous p,sition The p.
ti.s we've t,tep into the house OF Mr. Won Ray,
Skmsn street rte avenue, vaere mesicA attendant
was provided.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Two CASES OF ALLEGED observation-disclosures
ton was syen police Of the 1fd Precinct on Saturday
night that a an, ,ed Mary Goodwin residing al No
~ ace, had sother,d newly born infant eerssan,
Feen.y T. the place and found the body chd
about old yins in coDer Of the oon eneaseo IN
ox end om appearance he judged that had been ouy
deA The taken into custody % await ef
The Sergeant also ssCertan.d that aDotsr woman
Is,1.6 Catherine Russell stopping with the woman
Goodwr) bad siyen birth tos Child fe" shts previous
aud threw the Cespool She was likewise taken mo
uooy IN charge by the police ult
no of the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SrRrous AccrDEsT.-Mrs. Tce, lady residing a
No Is Fillmore place T. while returning home from vl'i
some friends GeDpoint Saturday night fell on an EN-
street, Norman avenue, and was seTi
ousy injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

D,.,g or CApr. LUDLOW OF THE STEAMSHIP
l,,,-Our readers are alreaty apprised that on the
s,b inst C.p,. Ludlow Of the steamship ARIEL vas
Killed on board his vessel, while on his honeward
u.~ssge We have gathered the following particulars
q Mi, melancholy affair About II a. N. Of TIE Sh
While Capt. Ludlow was standing forward, near the
vAeelhouse, giving orders to his cre~ terrible wave
came over the bows and swept everything before IT,
The Capt. was hurried against the bul"arss with such
force As TO rupture blood vessel He wa iunedl-
stely carried AT, and received every attention from
TIE surgeon and his officers Their KIND Offices availed
not. horever for Ire had barely time to send a few
vvurds TO his ow1~rs. and farewell 10 his wife
AID con, when his spirit passed away. He lived
but Is inmates aasr receiving the irjury. s remains
arrived lsSe yests rday on board the ARIEL and will be
given to his relatives to-day. Cspt Lodlow wss
sstive Of New York, and for years Sandy Hook
plot He was most estimable man, excellent ssa-
man and an honest and faithful shipmaster. lie
leaves q widow, ard one who has attained TO mans
estate. Previous TO taking charge Of the Are Capt
Ludlow commanded the steamer Alabama, running be-
tween New York and Charleston. TIE outward pas
sage o. the And Of great severity, and some
days before reaching port, Capt. Ludlow was knocked
down by soc and severely injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

pFsTB BY ScALDISG.-Cor0ner Redtlng held an
inquest yesterday upon the body OF John Cody chhd four
s Of sge which s death BY being aided on the
Ntroay previous appears that large hee of swi which
boiling the stove over upon ne ch1 ana toe i1'ne
Rc,ard Cody who we're sitting near The father ba1y
Injured likely The child had inba-d large
Of and died In consequence verdict ID a.
cnrdAr "a a I,ndcIed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

ARREST OF BURGLaR-DEsPERLTE LEAP FROM
THRIE.sToRY WISDow.-Last night, shortly after ii
O'clock as Officer Davenport of the Second Precinct,
was ps,roikng his beat he discovered light shining
through the keyhoe in the door Of David s. Bro Tns
sosp store, No. 10 Peck-sip. Upon looking through
Abe keyhoe, he observed two inside preparing to
blow open the ssfe which stood but short distance
from the dcor. They had fixed a large paper funnel
filed with guppowder, and had well nigh completed
their plar when the officer gave .he alarm and brought
10 his assistance Officers Watson, Hsysa and Sherwood
An er.rsnce was effected in the the rear, and
. cbsse through the premises commenced Soon the
Light was extingushed and one Of the scoundrels
escaped leaving behind him cloth cap aud a short
gum the third up stairs to the third story, whittier
he was pursued closely by an officer. On reaching
one of the windows he raised it and lesped into the
street. falling upon his face which was bruised in
shocking manner. He was taken to the station-honse
in Beekman stree where he gave his name as Johnny
Ceisen, and stated that he was employed at Libbys
oyster saloon in Wall street. From papers found
his person, it is probable that this is the case.
1t appears that this is the second third attempt
which has been made 20 rob this store within few
weeks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
Burning Of the Austria.

At about seven o'clock the Maurice
sailed for Fayal TO deposit the rescued
passengers. At about two o'clock the
same afternoon she s>ll in with the bark
Lotus, Capt Trefy Of Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia, from Liverpool for Halifax. The
fire is kown to have arisen from the very
culpable negligence of some Of the crew.
The Captain and Surgeon considered 1t
expedient to funigate the steerage with
burning tar. The operation was to be
performed by the boatswain, under the
superintendance of the 18th officer. The
boatswain heated the end of chain to dip
in tar, to produce smoke.
The end became to hot to hold,
ard he let it drop upon the deck. t.
which it set fire. The tar upset and i'm
mediately AL about was In flames. X fee.
bic attempt was made to extiuguish it.
but without effect. There was noting
at hand for such an emergency. Til,
rescred passengers saved nothing but the
clothes on their backs, and even the grea
ter part Of these were torn off and 9th
erw,se lost. Six hundred souls were
supposed to be on board, including man,
women and children Mr. Brown is tn
only British subject saved. lie is IN, tn
/ British civil service On his way to British
Columbia. He will proceed to Boston
in the steamer Eastern State on Tuesday
en- route to New York
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
PROCLAMATION.

Where's, the ofsce OF state Senator IN
the 22nd Senatorial District Of this
State, composed Of the equity Of &c
dar. Is now vacant in consequence Of
the resignation of j. W cattelL Esq,
which has been duly accepted by me.
Now therefore, /, lalph /, Love,
Governor Of the State of to.a, do by
the AUTHORITY given me by law, in order
that the said vacancy may be fled With
the least possible expense and ipconren-
icacc to the electors uf said district, do
order and direct that a special e.ection
b. held, upon ten days notice given ac-
cording to law, on the SECOND TUES
DAY OF OCTOBER next, being the
same day Of the general election for State
officers, for the purpose of electlng one
Senator in said district to fill out the un-
expired term Of the said j. w tattel,
Esq. ~
- In testimony whereof | have
- hereunto set my hand, and
G, ] affixed the Great Seal of the
l. :. State of Iowa
Done at.Des Moines this tenth
day of Sept, A. D. 1858, Of the Inde-
pendence of the United States the SD,
and of this State the 18th
t. # RALPHP P. LOWE.
by the Governor. 80
| ELIJAH SELLS,
81 Secretary # State;