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.p.,,, prrvs1ct,S sevsnty.fys year, Of age.

-. .,d ofle seiy cot discovered while In ,s
Sast IncIe. ioI Consul Alns. Krone hii
Canst, Coils snd GvlerA Dsbly Tho nnfdT ~. dscov'
- Lv Lin yh his ony child csaz3ieT, sVes up 70 ce
v,h. to DO a. Inue good possible ne WI seHa 70 sgch II
.a,a fellow bill reqsest tkis ecip~ with fan srf
rxnIIci, ireors nEkils and successfully He
r.Sir-s all s2 noss MN ole sht5iee cent, 70
= A to a.. on the recipe anc III rsG1r der b. 80
cd 10 he syuneus Of To-. sdsert A1toss Dt 4
J.A,s no. y Grad .. Jess~y CEg y. ).
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= II GgtAT CITt.-A Dp'

ots diana The Herr cf tie Old illustrating 10 the a 20
toci manner tue struggles of youth snd the besi,l n
a.rce Of woman. 10 produced TosGhI 81 BAH
ANS MUSLIN Mr. Wskiss the saocesa! d amsu,t tns
t5or n aid BE- thinsJ iEtere-tcs. and hes oss ~
,,n 10 sup,rby Joan Of Arc" ms AFTERNOON On ooth
lat hen an rirsr the lDoisutber msn aPf@af'
49, .;., cg1o.y ViEs Tie Museum ts Is-cs III osef-
tsAuP.tI
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JANIS II. WELSH. Po.ies Justice

Sr,EaisG A'IRu At u iste hour on Friday ngh''
zone women IN the tenement boure No. "a Avenue A.
got into g squsbb'e, when their Husbands nterief'd,
ard in TIE Of tie 6is,Tbs ce German, n'ned
Jostlh ULich, drew knife and stabbed oscar Cohen
several times IN the neck, head and face The accused
was alp-ted and locked up by Ju-tice lbrenrsn.
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corar or oZNERAL syssIoNs-Ar.n io-s.ss..

tho CITT JuDO anu the Hoa. Recorder BARsAso.
There we're no trials to-day. the Jury having beea
discharged ill Mondsy. Judge Russell sentenced Witsm
Quinn convicted a msssaghr IN the fourth DECREE cf thng
~hO csputod him sbou. the ht n pasurase
cows months H. the PeniteD,ay HIS son Cofac
locker o." dschsrses According
Quinn inst sssstot and DUTY scted IN sef
ds nae
Patrick McFaen, convicted OF assault and bsttery,
liberty by Judge Russell who said IA hsd receives CO..
rhc etes Of his COCA character
Recorder Barnard then proceeded 20 sentesoe.
Wm II Bartlett consted o. attempt al gard larceny was
yfas sud two months % the state PIoc Joss
Fsusn too -nse .usued 20 the pecitestisy
year. Jsms Mahorey convicted VI petit l1oooy -
s,ut " the City Prison FOR ninety d,ys
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AnUsEmFsrs.-Bu,tons Theater. The engagement
of MIR. Edwin Booth at this house concluded Satur
day night. This evening an excellent comedy conb
nston is announced, and the public Will be glad u vol
cone their old tavor.es John B. orgtan and Charles
+. Waicot, who sppear 70 night after long absence.
Miss Poly Marslai has also returned 20 this theater
the first 10 which she Played IN America. The first
piece 10 nigh. Is the COMEDY of the "Riyais with a
fuperbly eICellsat distribution CT the characters
Messis Bsoughsp, Wacot, Burton, NJ. Smith c.
Fisher aud Briggs. and Bliss Poly Marshall. Mrs.
Hughes Ms H. Kirby snd Mrs. A. Parker, are al
in the ces. The aiterpece is Mr.. Brousnsms eK-
trsvsgan:ly ext.a7agant s1trsvagsnzs CT "CoiGm:
bus Mr.. Coumbus by Mr.. Brougbsm, ait Dir. Fer
dnaDi King of Spain, by Mr.. Mark Smith. rev
dramatic sbsurdity BY NJ. Brougham, IS underlined
for speedy production Mrs. Hudson Kirby remains as
member &C the stock papy.
Broai,a az Tieater THE Quotes o: Asi6 has
given place 20 "Mscb,th' in which tragedy Mr.. aud
Mrs. Wsrer will appear this evening Lady Ma
beta lie said 70 be MR. Waer's most effective per
sona;ion.
Woiacks Tkeofer One Of the ncst unexpected
and attractive combinations Of tragedy aen.h at could
be made msy De witnessed to-rg-i al this house when
Mr. F. Davenport Will set 0taeilc 70 tas "Isgo
Of NJ. Edwin Booth. Mrs. IIoey will play "De ,de-
mona, s-d Mr.. A. II. Davenport will appear as "Cas-
SO Ii VII &C at Interesting aud doubtless most eI-
oellent performance. Messrs. Davenport and Booth
sppesr bat fer single eight, After which we are 20
have some O: .he old coined times with Blake Le.te,
Daver por. MIR Nernon Miss Cannon ana the ra.t ,f
the Wsllack comcan..
Lanra hccrc's TAcaf~.-FoI the 6rst time this
season vii te paved tonight Mr. Tom Ts.iors play
PCT and Passion with Messrs. Burnett Whes,
leigh, Day, l.eviok End Mss keene in the cast after
vi ch 1.-THE Elves" The SEES of lee viii be re-
we'd on Wednesday night. with al tie sFiendor Of
scenery tbs; madsi; 20 attractive LAST season.
Mos Ga,dsu-TAs Ravell AID the bsllet troupe
appear to.1 ight. Msdams Teresa Rots vii dance if
toe ballet Of lies Abeues." Gsbriei Rsvei viii give
MS funny peropstion Ct "Jes1nct IN the comic pas
tonne. "Je.n. site and Jessoot, sid the esser.A.s
inert vii cesoludo with JesOnes grand fsi-y spsc.s
Gle, "R.opl, The Misc S,Al."
ee~~y TIcase--Tt, eE s1.u LVtals en-
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Mr.. Aired Freeman, iory connected with Isyfor
sS.oop, hes become the proprietor Of the ihte'hso"a.
Hotel. Tie establishment hsS been ne~iy iirri'nel'
srd the laaee psnor removed to TIE i1"L' On
Broadway.
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SUPERIOR COURr-SPnciAL TSRs-AssL p-Befcrs
Judge PiEsREPosr.-DEcIsios.
r. ns~ax -

iyp Of limited jurisdiction. copy OF udsmets ~
orce j. ot of itself eyi nee thu, Court tse scquireA
tight ske ,be decree necessay TO show that ~ u
hsd br~p taken 20 scquire Jursdction
proper to the record should have shown hst the nees
s p. ~ tsker the recssd not produced a.
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coIrYT or SPECIAL sEssIOSs-ApIl iO-3,tsrs yIsasss
Connolly a3d KELLY


Number If caees On Tire CO endar, g.
Elizabeth Donley convicted Of stealing ak
dr. sni other srioes Peutentis'y two months
Thcmse Osborn, FlsDces Cushinan tai James No
Govern convicted of seAiSs i0t OF pIs H'1'e -
john Dee wa convicted OF stealing coat Peal
t-ufary u Months
v lihsm Parker was convicted CT stealing LAn.
Juis Nicaclson wss convicted Of AZ assault ssf
battery OF klleu Nicholson. Jueyment su,pent.d -
Ri6sa.d Adams and HsaTy Hisryey pleaded guilty.
George Flooc rss convicted Of stealing an c7srcoak.
p ttel,lary sK moths
Catharie FIzgerad was convicted Of stealing .
Fmms Henderson pleaded gritty to an asssu.t ssA
battery 90 Henrietta Cleo. Judgment suspended
Brttget KEENAN, pleaded gelty to stealing slos d
John GI.on vas convicted Of stealing sgo.d nag.
James Doy e was convicted Of assault and bstsesY
o.. Je..- Fortn,r JudsH eli s-sTeoced -
Michael Hhrtnel pleaded guilty 20 a. assault sa(
bst,ery on hi, wife Peiitentiny .I months
On Peer Peer E IGS! Pied flGsd sc e.
josepb Crehsm plsse ed guilty to az Assault AID bAs-
..ry q hi, sfe PsUltes .Azy six mcnul
Michsei McNslly pleaded gut, 70 stealing 90 troo
pipe JldGueut Suspended.
John Wi.auscc va. convicted Of steIirg Two iron
.r,..-. Pe4i,er:asy tour months.
jane Coon wa convicted Of stealing quantity Of
iron. Hos- e R@scse
Chsjir- OCoybor pleaded guilty 10 stealing silver
rrd ccpter eoins-al s. ReD,nd.d fcr sentence
Re x Hughes pleaded guilty TO stealing two saws-
Jus ,InsL. ~. Ldeo.
HtLty KDifs was convicted Of keeping dlsoraery
hruse st'hC. = TLor !, s.rest. Fined go.
Peuic. Br0wn vas convicted Of 40 e-stult aod bat
,sry John De Cordy Judgment s1spsn dei
Ib6n a. Cslatsn vac convicted Of an assault. s14
ts,fs'y On Betsy MDo.sd. FIXED s5. .
Last q. YeIG.rif was convicted OF keeping o.
oItGJ Lcus IN TseLytnrt street, osu Avenue A. ''eaS
- sg.p-pjed
Charles n Carly was convicted Of ~ Assault ana
tstte an biz vi;-. Judgment su-peLled
o6r smith yss convicted Of sn ssssHlt on bis VITA
o dsree 70 sse boaes % keep the p~Se. ..I ~
kserspr diSordery hoa. 8; Nc IS koO'e'e.' se'
su.yrnced. .-.y ~ o.. .ss.-Ie
and taeiy On Joal Cuea Cry PIi.ea dy' .sd aL1a
William Ligrrs wee conVlc'ec ., an q" >"'' ~~~
49, : Iebp Wn1ey. Judgment 'uspeSded A.
Theodore NDeT was Convicted o. s''ans W.
Rysn vas cory c.ed Of keeping tiscrdstty
- "a ~ Boyery. judgment scspetded
G.oIce So ito vas eooyeled oi sIeslns d'hee
- rnfrr and R,ntDced for serSenoe.
y ub Z 81 cor sictiOns d.
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To NIEYOIS

To NERYous SUI kKIR-.-A retired gentle
nan 6svus BEL restored T. heath IN dsy. after ms.
y-srs o. L.rous .uhens viii seHi FREE
capy Ct pst-cnpoL aud ppy Of ae Teue.y Drees s
~ JON A. DAGAALt No. isG F-itci .. BroEya.
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fhGvertisementl

GRAND C,MSASTIC ENHBnios by the uirin,
t,sf " rs Cvu n.sIn 2xeh JB sv A0soAf asd
" EDAss3AT EYTSisG, Az ! u scf II
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fAd,e.t. -sr-nt

Gas, GAs.-GAs FK1UllEs, Of new ard beautiful
s-ssr. ua f hs sp-g rsJs Cal sfe. ss,sfs.
,oras StS, ~, ~ D'ssiry. 40 ID, eev DE- 9'Sds~
sxx< Ax.ass, WASasa Co
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DFAra or SOMS'BvLsT.On Saturday night
Young man, a native Of Boston during It te of som
uambu.ism precipitsed himsef from third-story
window. No. 10 Hudson street and was found on the
Sidewalk in r. state Of inseusibity He died shortly
ailerwaId at the Hospital. An inquest was held upon
biz body by Coroner Gamble and the rerdlc rendered
yss. death from g fracture Of the skull" The age
Of the deceased wa 80, and bis name George H.
E'cler.
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Yesterday wss dull, dr1zly. iresry lay. a cod
rein fel slowly for uoet of the time ard ou-o'doof'
locked cherries and felt chilly. II wac tue 'tr} OPP
pceie 0: TIE previous Sunday.
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CuARCr oy ARsOs-A boy named john hulxaa
sErr-'sd in Nsndl s< New lors SAtor lay nsstt
By Otzexs Munson &elslShc Pint n ecse Ps
tie olsse a tius Gre TO the ru.nt tssntoz. ~
bush He tped q the lrstutoe NJ
,tbe. ohstgr4 thai III Gre mss~s
bee tsr which cegsed much Of excite tAss
t.y atec t-csy AT three bces AroAs1
Al ! committed ter Gsmil st!cu.
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THl WuIIAM.srRNXr SHOOTING AryE,r.-Mc-
Csrtby, tie young nan VITO vas shot dunng quarrel
with yourg man in low cance-house, No. H. IIlIsm
steet the night Of the ID INST, IS reported unlikely to
recover Coroner Connery vii to-day take his ante
norton examination. TIE particulars of the ARRAY
were published in our Issue Of the ith lest Mccarthy
it vii be remembered, interfered in behalf of boy
who being mttrcsed by msn named Leroy
Rosciss. This man became greatly errsgsd q; the in
reference, and ehot Mccarthy in the side. lie was
subsequently arrested, but is nov on BAl. Mccarthy
wac a newspaper folder.
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RoRRERr. So sneak "a ct esterei the bssecsea<
Ne lSs lcug street fidy evennf ard cuet IN I'D
ri ot silver vhe an scocnrPlc detAEsns tho ssr>
xsn At be bal ee.r.
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cOr.Rr OY COMMON PLEAS-SPyctAL TEsS-AsaiL ~
A,tor. JuAs, RsADr-DECIslOA

Iemer agt Meeker.-UPon consu taton Of AL the
that the judgment herein Be ned 80 fsr
20 init the defendant spptA and deterd thu t rts
c.se the nd Thussy n this tsrm the
Judgment stsnd security ana the coiendart 70 pay Old ssa
~ it % lat Mn "a term.
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IypLHIAL ProTocR,Pn.
FErDIJohs' pnOTOtRA

IEIDI.It kN THUIW NtFfIV I faDIT VI Ut ffIsT ,
No. n Broadway opposite hetTopoht,n iotsL-Pho
1oogArHs usLLOrrrts, DAOthKshorfrrs sc1 hHHf'fs
/ ever .'yie.
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TuE MrRDkR or CHARLES l.. SAAUErs-The IN
v~etigeon in the of the murder lyourg SamSe'
will I've resumed this morning by Coroner Connery. at
the Second Ward Police Station. We learn ttat the
police have thus ia. been able to ootan no clue to the
murderer. should GO. reward be offered by the
auth critics for his apprehension
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NR. BERNARD ULLN,N-ST: Information hss
srhcA M. you: intention TO give al the seny OF
Music s Of usqUerde balls % which the puelc are 70 We
invited On raid tickets ot admission aid y htIrofe oeo~'
NY duty Msssa;e AID justice Of the !. ace o. tn' oIy !"
iriin sos ss-eLsges unlawful and hke 81 I'M
lawful sseussss tbs, tend "a podGce breach OF tue .ae
ist- b. suppress. hy she pubic snthofrs SfAl ~
vita his tact because soouTner her you may NOT DC
q IT, ard il tLe't'fe hiso proper "r nie 10 Ii'r
the which public qurTsd- were de- i"e
has swsYs received the sprrotson OF every n-nr OF out
ty VINO te Al interest n The morals snd "e q VI"
c.y. ..-
you You rave been prosperous pncer the pro
tctcL VI the avs. Is the NATAL presumption th
Ict knowingly sud wry l'mp, N viols'e auyN we 10 III %
20 increase s!'-sdy fcciiary succrss hsPeu s'
proved ttst p.tic "sdts n large eres Hfo"eJ ~
Ttsd ~ ard PRAYED ctsfsrtes. u bct sN va
i It's that tie New oIA as hbea A. Net
relation to al -.ici., Of public Amusement ae
eiceo fesdy their suppressoB. The H=h, oil person
is 'sTtii gusfaLty OF his conduct and
Lis IL Is seriously ct That TIE prr'b ~
tine ,E0 d. the yicious AID 10 soofd b'N 'A'
tex tl4 Pc 3 trS;ioI AID -. ATE Il cfiGIt. -,
VIII tls-e vv- have ~, il Ia b. my duty a. ooe o. tne
ussrsss OF Ill ry 20 fs you, the sW SDd "a sq h-s
sen witt tie nIoe uf h~ c"unurty on 'he sl,J-
u pgic uqDrrsdo, sud Grr o. ses, ~ cOnfu '"N "a.
hold il IA o. ot a Ia tie srrnsuehs Of vac
halds th- stsisry this iiy III the ,uppfes' " t"o
ard sseInpasrs which wot ID b. cure 70 si"~ %
the pDc to.eTsu 81 the mssqu~fsce ths urF D. 70.
viyed Pcebie nou- Gc nc 1l.
You ~ e Act for the Prevention # M4s9nes1r' III
Dsy.. Of Ns.sf relative TO the Ciy psss Os'
lCgf-, g..
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Ia " INTELLiGENCE
SUPERIOR oorkF-O,ss..l r1,s-sprs pa-s.ss"

WHAT corSrIItTkS NON -RBSlDEEr.
VIM. b. Barry ag- Jason H. BoctoNes
In this CAGE n waIrsnt of attachment was created
e. sirs; the def n5aTt resident motion msts
Srecia Tenn the ground that dadsa1
resident Il tdmilsd 'ha, defendant LIVED sAa ases
house Jersey where bis family but tact ais eotre
business here that be here esg ~
al CAV k bis bank scoouDt hsr DC. tsetc eetss -
disprs as 70 s Judge Hoa denied tie notes 81
O. nenl Tenn his decision affirmed srd dsesd-
ani bed to b. resident within The ssohHes issx
Tie Supreme Court Geuera Tenn in this 6sT; hes dccte4
directly the reverse in Tower eat Church Abb Testws
thei,fse issue in very important qgesu "a Of aaS
occuU George Bic, a., for PAnufi x T. Lss<t ~
d,ieD ds..t
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TuE BRookIrs HoEricriTrRAi SociSrr.-rss
S2,rs extielioc OF the BrocSl!u Hor'ieuts's Ss-
CITY vi. b. belc at the Atecson,. cones ct Aassss
ssS CIItoH streets or the li,s, lHh and lota 49,
1's-e exhibitions growing more popular evcy
Jttr and tie managers dsr crg ther eaergses -
ward making this display exoesd ~ prev'oos one
variety srd beaay Tie Contributes VII bsi~gw
than ca az previous oceesieo.
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re trrncstus crceeoccs Of 81 eecsss't q 81 lied
tn her ciurci mtnb. ship ard Ch''siso dev.te-ao's
nsu.nrsr that n,oiei usuy ey. nth t@srs, lie
siso hspsiy it'r'ucod IT, epioeo' contributions &
M Z : " "a. 10 the s.cSe1 services q BIZ church.
Mr. X & WiEs died IL childbirth. ast issves .tree
young otfdrer. AMI w'de circle Of triesds aa4
uu 6iLt4hces to mo..n teT lrss-
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RAJ EsTArE.-1hs following eaes Of rea e'''e
wers made on Saturday at tie Merchs1ts E1chanSo7
by A. j. Becker, Son & Co.:
Tire 10Y sd ss'r. \, saea aoa'e 'aa $50
Pi--toy Ersn bss Ussic front 1oas@ sSS i''' o
No. lSZ l.HII syehus. 81
F,.r,toiy sies tore and d" 'InshOc'e .ae . W SIN
Ay.rr- n, - ia
TGry.,ory .rd oe'er-pt Sek eou's aid lo' NO SOC
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A CASE % IsYAsricDE.-An 1quest wss heid q
the Ffteerth Precinct Police S.stcn, by Coroner
Coppery, or the BODY Of fesle child which va found
dead aid roed m in some Cd rsgs aud ne"sp'Pef'
The body tsus enyeloptd was plseed Under the s'oop
If touse No l.iWest Eleventh s:1eei by parties ur-
known. Dr. Weije made ost moiiem eia'll"'H'
No olus whatever cori be obtained sS'othe PSe"''5
Of tie infant. II /. believed that the fno+ae' ''o'
Gee tise Q. hsl isstsal.as Paced Z, eAIa VIZ Wv
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ouGLt4lcs- to mo..n teT lrss-
DyscySr eros rBK EsTAsLI'nsyNr OF Pes
Usher O, Saturday afternoon officer Ssspsie,
sitscle ed to tie Deputy -SdPeFn'esdests Ofics.
r-sted a tnsu named Thomss OrInsby, charged znth
rubyshirc ard yering obs,eae books aud pictures.
II ,ppe.,s tsst on Tie 81 inst Superintendent Tall
mseee received letter from meEcesnt Of Steuben
County. in ghich it wa stated number Of circulars
oor,s;n,g vie picturee bad been syei from arm
IN the CITY of Nev-York. representing themselves
Mes.,e. GlIeo & Co. Of No. 81 Nassau street.
TIE Letter turtle, stated that the circulars contained
,o,e list of books for sale at the Office Of GLen &
Co.. with prices attached and thst appended
specimen tl.te Of picture. The drectiocs As 10 how
lie tocks could be obtained. sno particularly the
manner in which renittsoces were to be made, were
y.ry m;put. specimen Of the circular aud plste
va inclo-ed in the letter 10 the General Sapsrintend
ept TIE writer of the letter stated that The country
lad BEEN flooded with these circulars. which had
trnss in the st-ence OF those to whom they sd
d,e,ssd fa.r Into tie hands Of their wives and taugh
f.rs csusrs m uch domestic trouble. Merchants doiug
business in every village Throughout the Ssss
had been favored by Meesrs. GlIeU s. Co.. and hun
dred. Of letters remained unclaimed at various post
fces in consequence of the non-payment OF postage
The matter wa referred to Deputy-Superinendert
CsrpeLter who laced the lettes and circulars in the
bsrds Of Officer Shang!e for Investigation. The officer
vtlou, delay repaired to No. 81 Nassau street, and,
upon Inquiry, found that Nessr' Gllen 4 Co. vera
rcpresentAd by ore Thomas Omsb! but from Omsby
he could get no satisfaction and Therefore determined
totske dferect tack" ReprIirg to toe Merchants
Hotel, Officer Shsrge wrote letter. representing him.
self az country merchant stopping at said hotel, and
stating that he had received one Of the circuias' @nd
was DESTROYS of purchasing some OF the books emu
uersted in tie list. Tne letter Was addressed to
Messrs Glllep s Co.. and sent by messenger. Orms-
ty received the ot er and sert word by the messen'
ger fer "Mr Greehlofp' to come down. Sbangle has
tered TO the ofiice, where he found Ormsby vito the
letter in his hard, ard forthwith apprehended him.
Justice Quackenbush, before when the accused was
taken, committed him 10 prison for examination.
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BROOEL wv UFWT

Asus A,hec.us Alutic 9re-t. VI Ciso-rc Lad
A. give to-r.r.os evsuire ApTl q, oonueoSlss ~
oc,sok. q co1csr. q voc. Essc, sss'ersi By Tie
GsHouirg ss,i.,s Mr.. Ge'rg'ts5sSiosft Leach MISE
Cle.,ctis 4. NJ. Me- MaHs II Leach. Mss VIDE
Ii Fipf. Nj. -. ~ Grsvcd, Mr. Georgs Hursss.
Mr. S,ep1eo W. Leach sne hir. George Washbearss
Morcsp who VII p-se,ie st ne piano -or'S.
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UrGHwAY RouREl,r Officers Tsy .Or ard Gilesther
OF the FI-t Precinct yesterday morring arrested two
Irish rufiisns, uamed William Benson and Patrick
Ftzsimmc Ms, on q charge OF highway robbery, made
bv Thomas Riley a resident of the City ot Troy, in TINS
state. Riley alleges that while passing through
Washington street about two O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing Bepson and three or four other men, to him IN
known, seized him by force. dragged him into store
on the correr Of Liberty street, where Benson thre"
him down upon come BAGS Or barrels, and there held
him; and that while IN such condition the fellows stole
from him peck book containing god coin and bank
b;llr TO TIE amount of $50. John Decker, propretcr
of TIE grocery store of Washington aud Liberty
street, testified that at the hour above menoned he
was outside Of the store measuring pail Of coal when
lie Jaw Benson having Riley by the at-colsr, and
raw him pull him violently irto the store. In few
mirutes thereafter Decker went INTO his store, AID
there sew Benson and another man. named Thomas
Brown, having hold OF Riley, and heard Il leysty
Don't rob me. am poor man..
Decker immediately endeavored to get Benson.
Brown and Riley out Of the store and had rot them
rear the door, when smother fellow, known as Bob
into tie pockets Of the within B.nsvn nnd iirown
also aided in searching Riley pockets. Decker saw
them tale something from the mans pockets, but
could not, lie sayS Distinguish what II WA. tHzen-
none was standing cose BY and acting in concert win
them The men then let 20 Of Riley, when be eI-
claimed 81 am robbed" Riley pursued them, and
csu,ed the arrest of the two above named who were
taken TO the Lower Police Court, and committed TO
prson by Justice Connolly in default OF SOOo bal
each
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DECISIONS.

Frtderick Schwabn sgt. Ersreet Rtcitsr ct g.
Order sfilunsd with ooss-
Se,h G. Keys sgt. William Moultris.-New kia
ordered costa 10 abide event.
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Tnz SrRIyT COMMISSIONERS TROUBLES Dir. Cor
over, o. Saturday morning, Delivered the keys OF the
street Commissioned Office TO Mayor Tlemann, who
kept the place cioeed with police force In the entry
way 10 prevent cay rerson from attempting to obtain
coeeeeson Of the papers therein relating to fraud The
papers concerning the decision had not arrived from
The Cout Of Appeas, and Mr.. Devin dd not apply to
the Mayor for possession. lie viii do 20 to-day prob
ably; but the Mayor informed, will refuse bin
eeeou ovIg TO the fraud papers relating to con-
tracts with which NJ. Devin is alleged to have been
connected The Mao, iwing a recess OF the Com
mor cornell, car suspend he Street Commissioner for
cause. Thst cause he will probably communicate to-
rislt to the Bosyd Ct Aldermen. The Democratic
Aldermen bad caucus on Saturday, AID It was the
opinion sboat The City Hal that they would refuse to
concur with TIE Msyor in The action he will propose.
and thereby permit Mr.. Deylin to take possession and
serve cut lis two wears. If removed, it must he for
ca1se; bat whether the Aldermen will consider Mr..
Devhs correction with fraudulent contracts, before
BIS appointment. by Mayor Wood, sufficient cause or
not, rena;xs 10 be seen.
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MAsscrnADI BALIs-The following is COPY Of
letter addressed by Justice Welsh TO Bernard Cmsn,
ecu lessee of lie Academy Of Music, relative to
mssktd balls. q series of which the magistrate has
bc,p informed were about 70 be given al tire Academy:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-12

The funeral Of Mrs. Richard S,orrs Willis, Which
t3's place at tie Episcopsl Church in Tseuty
ete<t. vas largely attended by distinguished and
synpnhr'ns company. Among the mourners were
the be'eavee husband tie psEerts, n. T.. Willis esd
MT. aud Ms. Pertcs, and Others The services were
s-sborsie The ctou sargi Mrs Bodestein, too gave
some e sxdes s'rsirs N most touching style; SUD
he paet Of tee oeusch beside TIE reEuli. rSs1lig.
tsdversa tSo>vss IN wash 40 properly Pof!nTcd
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sN, Nd r Zoe s-cp sHa lrtt t1er 10 i'. cas
J.ry Iett,iee .cEt:ct % st.oriA aee sh Che fae.s
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The nativity table gives 500 natives OF the United
States. ~ of ireland. Il OF Gornsny II u England,
8 Of Scotland each OF France aad Prussis, Of tie
West Indies, and 3 unknown.