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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25


phRIsG PCEGLART AND DEsPERArE PlGUr AT
MrTUcHrs-$l 800 SroLES.-The Sw-lin ,-h,u-s of
Dir. Couerell, at Mrtucbiu about mile and a quarter
fn m the e-,enc- Cf EHAld. Ayres formerly Of this
city vac broken ito At go O'Clock this rnornin !,
ara robbed Of 81 $50 n money. Mr.. Cottersn WA,
visiting srelstye in hs CITY, and Irish l,borer ~as
awsy drunken irolic, leaving Mr.. Co,terel AMI 8
red boy about twelve years old the ouly iunates Of
tb. house. The burglars uttered by rennvih, the
shutter and breaking through the window Tnsy fret
rausacked the lower par If the house brrssing open
n co.et aud taking thererom eighteen silver apo ,us
ardtheu went up stairs Toto NJ Ct es roo n aud took
r.. N his 5ure-u gold watch and plckage of money
cortaining 30 Nv lille cf the fellows vss AT the
bureau Mr. Cutterell Tole snd asked who was the
Ia which the thief sad, q Yuu keep still or you'll find
out" Mr.. CO,,rell. who il quite athletic man in
stsnty spraug from his bed attacked the felow
with chair when the latter cut him VT knife in
two Of the fingers, intc:ing only slight injury Mr.
Cotterell then seized ad-ubeba gun )Oaded with
shot which the thief perceived. and instantly bew
out the light and refreshed down the winding stairs
Mr. c. shot At but did no, hit Him. aud then followed
in pur-ut. The thief and eomrade instantly out
doors, when Mr.. c. -hot at him sgan, iohicting,
undoubtedly severe wound, as he was tracked ~
blood on the snow for con iderable distance, but
managed 10 escape. On being hit. he dropped the
watch aud spoons, WI ich found at day. light this
morning.
Mr. Cotterel then returned to the hou'e, and on
entering the lower room, suppOsing AL tie thieves had
gene. he was suddenly seized by third person. who
clencbed BIN from behind and before lie could re-
cover himself, threw him with mach force against u
setee striking Oh the side and stunning hm for
minutes. Tie fellow then clf
A large ard ferocous dag, which generally guards
the pre- nii.es vas quieted in some unknown manner
ty the thieves, and remained Indifferent during the
transaction.
The stolen money consisted Of 800 in Ice on the
81 ate Ia, of Newark 5000 In Dos on the State Bank
Of New Brunswick 500 in go gold pieces, $50 in
small bill I'll the Cry Bark, Per'h Amboy, aud tho
balance or other hanks. Ii had been collecting for
considerable time for farm produce, preparatory 10
paving OF Il claim this Spring. reward OF 500 will
l given fer the return OF thu money and detection OF
the thieves. Newark Advertiser, 9th.
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FIRES.

coming.

FIRE LAURFSs STREET.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out on the second
Aoor OF tina frame buding IN the rear OF No AZ iIeu
rens street occupied by an Italian organ gdndsr
nan ed L. Latario but being disco gsred at an carry
moment il was soon extnguished The fire originated
underneath the stove and burned bole through the
flooring and extended to the p'rtt'n wheu it was dis
covered Two pet monkey used for street exh'oi,
tiop. were burned to death. NJ. Latario sustained
nbout $50 loss No Insurance. The building, owned
by Richard Mcdonald, was damaged to the amount OF
about $50. No insurance.
ATTEMPT TO FIRE BELLLVCE HOSPITAL.
Yesterday morning n bad IN If the cells OF the
Bellevue Hospital was discovered to be on fire, bat
further damage prevented by throwing the burn
ing rnatrars into the yard Upon examination the
Warden, Mr. DAILY, learned that q pauper from the
Workhouse on Blach wells Island who bad been
brought over the day ~ do some work about
the ground confined in the cell in which the fire
WINS discover ed and the fellow forthwith arrested
Warden DAILY sent the accused, who gave his name as
James OBrirn 10 the Jefferson Market Police Court
and Justice Quackenbush committed him for exami-
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MARRIED..

FI-RUsSELL-In this city, Wednesday Feb ~
ivtp. eey John Downing d D., Jonathan Boun- OF my
f-o ~ J.. 10 Miss Emily L., daughter oil saoiuei ~a'"
Ga OF N,w-York.
,slr'rEis psp.Is peake o,py. ~ g.
iCNG-WAlT- H. Greenfield, Mas, on Thursday
NJ F,srcis Long TO Miss H'ln L. Wait daughter Of l. ait
80 ,,,.
MoRRTson-TURRELL-At Plymouth Mich on wednrs
Gay. Feb. H. BY the Re- Lamb NJ Charles " 80 Tur
r,n Of Plymouth Mich
RICHARDSON TROWBRIDGE-M the re'ds nee OF o., ~
.i Mrs Pars9ls) ;, the Rev Mr. Renads"n; " "e
ohm L Bic srisop # Geneva Y 70 Miss hAone ii'"
idss Of his city
WApI-CARR-In this civ Saturday FEB " oy eor NV
Cr E.vk, Nj. Bernhard Weh e Mis- Jus os"'
TIE notice Of marriage of j. V. SPADER- ~nich was
prfshed in Tsg TRIBUNE Of Feb 49, is false We ''' inc
malicious person caused the publosoa' 10 P0 " ~
way Of Nr. S for lime 20 come.
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BROHKI w ITEMS.

IsorrsT-Yeste,dsv Coroner Smell caused the bol'
of Az nfclt nar+d Elo-e Dohrethc to he disini r.,
~ II reOuest of some Of the friends of the pnr.
" ,r,.e .usr.c-G that ful MAY had been ~ .. i'-
mothfr arrived here from Germany some few
nee. nru MAS Delivered child GA atJ'T. t-'
rlrlc Wa SICK and DE- B'ackmore was calti to a.
edit II wa ve.y fesble. AID after linger'Ga -'
days !; died TIE physician gave cer'rfir,'-, fni
,.c tcc, WAS iptar,fd There was nothing II it, ~
Le eyniriraton show tlst the mother had ban IT,
,ruren'a IN causing iis death. The mot az r"'ii
g., Ne IlG Ven Hruut street. The jury 80 ri g
,dic " thht ttc chid came 10 its death nom na'
NIL car-.. and from the evidence the, t =
'cep.rrc DR. John Blackmor- for having g' y
certificate e bun without knowing toe can" u
d, ,tl, u such practice might lead to h"s1i gu
:" ciiut.
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roTRT CALENOAk-THs DAs

SuPRrMy CnuPr-CEcuIr.-N0 Mo-. 2l9 23s 2oi'
1e5 20 o. 2s5 25G 25z $50 go 49, tG5 6 to No mcn,'e
SuPKrsE CouRT-GEsEkAL TERMINALS cs'eh'
d.r ss 81 WeGncsday. -, 40 .c
UNITED STATES DisTaIcr CouRI.-N", lac 80
IL g. % i 1903. 100 - 10 w I'D To- ~ 10. ,os
n 81 p IiG 1884, l3s IS9 ~ l4a ~ 30 H. ~ l"t "''
i6e ia lis 1876 l2G, IN. l2S, l29 81 o. c. -, 49,
Su-tKIoE CoURT - Nos. 2t3, 2sS. ~, 4lo, ~,
"a 80 ~ IS SEQ sal 4e9 81 5si $50 55 20
nS 10 IS, ,7s 5s s. S9l 5cG go 5iT, iia f 49,
n % Do s39 10. az 5o4 81, 52t - - =. ,e
Nro0tLYN CITY CoUET.-NOs II, ~, 40, Al, ID, 10,
T. 49, &c, So 81 % ~. Al, IS. -, Al 40 !" 81
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The Rev. Z. II. CBAPIS will lecture in his owe
church Broadway, this evening, on Social Forces,
for the benefit OF the Poor. This ia not beehless
charity but regularly organized effort by the lades
of Dr. Cs congregation 10 seek out and minister to
the needs OF the suffering. nov so ceporabs aouo-
dabt in our City. We expect, therefore, those ~ho
are willing to give fifty cents fr the relief of the des
titut- willie they get the worth Of their money o'ck
in instruct and Enjoyment, 80 attend tvs lecture
The proceeds 60 entirely tue object, tie church a.
well us the lecturer taking ncthi"g.
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R.op. tonight. a classical concert will be gwen ~
Dr. ha,;,o,e Dr Coime,te ard some admirable play
sr. will take mart in l. Mr. Henry Cooper, e'ie' %
~ oorcs,t. Londou, first vioinl-t to the
o.. a. IN nerform in = concerto. Two qust"'s
g. III, ;oIs and yioloncelo viii he rendefe' OS
AZ. c., .rd Nessrs. Nol Ryer aud Be'gner' tree
IN F;.el1,s celebrated ptrty-the one m'zir
- a.,.o, 6n Hai) the other Frys eleventh
-. g. :, ,,;ror,. Mr. Cooper is one o' the hr-t
-, and there is great curiosity in musical
l., him the first violin of the Beethoven
-. Clrh London, execute works of that kind.
~ nr. Goldbeck songs by Mise Miner, DR..
nLfI.,o,,e &c. will form part Of the entertainment.
r.r ACADEMY OF MUHC.-The Academy troupe
o,, il in full action Performances by day and per-
formsnces by night Operas Ger nan, ltslan' frehc1:
n thorough cosmopolitasism appearing to anima'e 'he
manager We have received circular from herr
Ulmsnn 1t is something stupendous. IL trea's "'
music pecuniary, fssbiouaby, sStheticay' Pnuo''Pn
cally and sympatheticully The Academy certa'ny
ongb 20 shine under such eab rate exposhions OF tue
epds aims practcabii,ies possbilitie' yearnngs ana
d.,eror alton Of its head. We are to have the HUI
renots IN or about the 5th Of March in style, we
are informed Of unprecedented vastness and grandeur
rvaline the French Imperial Opera House, the lyrical
wonder of Europe. In April, Musnrd, fragrant from
Paris, prince of Terpsychorean delights, will be here
will be at the Academy-wl be, we are told by Herr
Clmann, al the head Of an orchestra of lOO-wl give
all the known novelties Of 81 "a 6-S temp-all the
trapsceodenaism of the pedal ctus-of the sonoroH'
excants of youthful heels in polite and graceful cir
cumambenceof the theory and practice in INIT atins
glorious Apollo Grecian god Of Poetry OF Motion, OF
spherical tIigonometry, Of music by the bands OF
heaven, aud so forth. The age of the Muses. IS
coming.
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SUPERIOR COURT-StEciAL TERM-FEB. A-sohre
JbcT HOFFMAN.


Mabey ct. al. act. Acknowledgement for planth
demurrer, with costs
Before Judge Woodbury..
Morrison rgt. Hay-.-Moion teuitd; costs of mo-
ton ST. TO abide the event e the suit.
y, FIVE Judge PERREPoNr
Alexander Duncan & c.. az. Be- 1mn Water
tury-Moion granted. ,
4. Dur can agt. james DeGray.-dotions to strike
out tsrt Of answer granted.
Same agi Same.-Same decision as aboye. Same
sr+ Ssue-Same decision "a above.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSIoSS-FEs. 2.-Beiore Judge
MORRIS aud Associ-'ts.
.x;.I ,fD arpard Rutl.r An assault IN in

Tie trial Of BprnaFh BuII'r, TOT AT HSSfUII " ~ W
,.nt 20 k Pak Nc Carly the afternoon OF the IN 4t July
- ,rns cot II, ued before the shove Court The dei"nt
anti rm nl examined several wiine yesterday "o t~
f generally To- the assault. thai II Uadr upon tue dh'
a., ST., and II a, wfe III he smke ana
ba,n ard finally used the knife an"s bnr one Of n'
r.uds testified 10 assisting him 10 MS and HELPED nm on
yts disisrce he was td tnst ne WAS su
f. Hood ,ict linz down ais boots. ,. -
Alter the defense rested. several wi n"'-s were sAanl on
e ~ roseruon as rebniting testimony, when oUint
10 he nhsluce witnesses tar case wa s"u'hed
ever I'll this morning.
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NFW-TFRSFY ITEMS.

THE RELIEF Commute WIri C"nm''-7
appointed r cent meeting ~ GO 2 ~, ~ ''r'-'
Civ [, f. lici, donations for TIE relief 4 me POI
havr .ucc-t ctd in r"llectny stog h-r th1 81 a "
f5jG 81 cssh ami 10 worth - orders Tor "f''r'.
Th.,- l. al" sll6 - snh-,ribei WHEN ns' no. =
~, u.id ~. a Sub. Com"itt,r r ol- - -
NsfG. c, uss';ne Of CHARLES Fl K NJ q. Sn'. q =.
liri,l srr Ichr u. Smy'r " ben 7pr 'i'
I',tf- pr'v'si"rs ami IA pfu"u'r : ff .' ~
D., o,-,,,,. ter. I'D 81. Pew NJ. fa-I.nfri, 1rJ
fitf.iHiS = been s., .-Ctet iv tax --@- 90 - -
e; err, Att -. Cn1r.'t T. -. $500
81 4. ca. ui....s - >. a.tf 90 F't t''y l-'."
d. M"'dey trS'. - eo. 5c1 - ne ua''''-5'
,,xtuAL LA,Lpo.D ExTI> .cs.--Ns7or w.
M .r'-,, CIV IN c.mp.',nr" 9TH resp ~
.cu,, pa II ~ ~ Cosaac1 toli.s'- hAs -.
al s. ,uIic meeting - '' he'd n EAIA 70.
-cn t,..f, fr,, ,f It.gens r,ls..ve % tie b ~
fs<si-F hrfoss ~ Aeu -lensy !sptzsafurr 'o' - -
,esiDoo. go t.ssrs RsilT9Sa tro-a ~ f'Ss~e" VIZ
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shorr te accused was taken. committed hin 10 prson
for tri. :, dtfnult Of 500 bail Smith u seSente@n
,eare Of nse. was bern in Gcrmaoy and 10 ans T,r h
TIE cbsreo ssid he was not guilty. that he was ou
late md being unable to &c, into HE own house en-
terd the basement Of tunkenS place for shelter and
10 raSs the 'rh,.
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TIE SCAEJFT
, a great success yes

TIIF SCARLET LITTER was a great success yH'-
er6ay al Baums Li,ls Ccrlfis Howard played tho Elan
Chile 20 perfection. Il ~on6 rf tale Of romano" and
cry nothing Ike II befr II troyo"- The mos
AID nhE atic Applause. Repeated THIS AFTERNOON
THE PIoNTER PATEIOT more ToNfGHT.
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FIFrkEETH WARD FEMALE GRAMMAR School,
TwEfF1u sTRfET.--The annual examinations 10 this
no Ia'e Jn-t taken place, embracing WI Ter range
81 studies then IN other "ran"ar Scho's IN 'he cy'
They were c"pcuctsf by the CITY Superintendent, ar
idall au' his assistant, Mr. hnid'9, wnO expressed
mseVes IL high terms of praise at the general con-
~ N OF the school. The Senior Gfamn"r Depart
tbs uuder the charge Of Mise Lydia +. WAdeigh,
FntcIpal, and her as,istauts, Misses Rlnney. Ho-
me-, S"ft, WILLARD and AcherC. There are moro than
30 pupils in this department whose stuiie-
what similar t" those pursued in the Daily Normal
School. tie oxannant'on ".- Conducted principally By
Mr.. kiddle and was highly cr-ditablr ~ pupils az
tesohers Some 'Acrdent compo itiOns both prose
and poetry, yer ero eHc by s''ns the young laSs
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ADVERT -eu,snt
To NERVOUS SUFFERERS Retired Clergy

10 NERVOUS StFFfJtFKS.--h RcdIcu C"iS
usn rs'od heth In few days SITTER macy years Of srr
sryon. uf,rinr anxious make known the o
WIN - tree he rrrcrpt'on used Direct to the Rev JON
n DAGNAlL, No. ls6 Fult nat, Rrpoklyn-
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HOW FOR DESTITUTE YOCyG WOMEN.-A pan is
devisipg t. procure a more sli'ahe house a. nom"
for de titute v"urg ADD girls ami To ohtAd EN-
pIoyment for them at the time. The Society who
have this object in charg is called the American la
dies Association, and they propose "a a means toward
the end, to give Fesva' al Mozart Hsn on Weines-
day evening March 10, when addresses will be male
BY several wel.knowu orators and a socab.e dancing
party will conclude the evening. Tickets will be one
dollar to be- obtained at al the prncpal hotels AMI
music stercs The number e Young women out ut
employ is fGghtiuiy large uod the attention ot the "
nevolent may be strongly direct. to this object.
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F,ed'k. A Conktire will deliver this everirg at the
Stuyvesant Institute at the request OF the a'dw4re
ID, alers Board Of Trade, Lecture . On the CONNIE
"cel Revision in lie relations To the j"bbiug ra1e I"
this civ"
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Advertisement.
NJ 80. Hnn-Inrantad In
The NiETALII

THE METALLIC TABLET STKOP-iDventad "
gro SAUNDERS, A. D. iel6.-Ths he genuine src'e ns>
per been rausL for producing he keue.t possible etg :"
za Car BE- obsued Of he uhscibrs and sole manufac'us
J. IS SAUNDERS. store No. Aston House.
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LAW LNTELLIG FNU,R
THE GREENWICH-STR MURDER CASE.
COURT OF OYER AND TFRMlNER-FEB "a Before Jucse

NGRAHAM.
This Court was opened according to adjournment.
Mr. Sedgewick, Assistant Distrct-AttOrney, moved
that sentence be passed upon WIN. H.ger, who has
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fourth degree,
on the pc rson of Teresa SpitzIen.
The prisoner. on being asked what he had to say
why sentence should not be passed upon linn, made
no reply. "
Judge Ingraham then passed sentence. He said that
he approved of the c0ur-e of te in receiy
rg the plea Of uansaughter because he believed that
the prisoner was not an active participant in the mur-
der in question
chrrac,er Of the or orer and had been u'ged 10
pend sentence in this case but he did Dot believe such
course to be consistent with the public welfare or
the duty of the Court.
Tie Cour, was willing relieve the prisoner, as far
NJ possible from the disgrace of punishment, In the
hope that he would lead better life in future. The
senter ce would, therefore h" one year in the City
Prison ;nstesd Of tie State Pi,oc.
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SUPREME COURT-SrEcIN TERs-Feb. 2i.-Befofs Juds
INGRlHAN

THE JOBSON tONlFNFT VAsE.
The order requiring Mess-s. JohsOn and Seely to
show caus. Why the should BE- punished for contempt
why he latter hi not b. srk"n from
the roll Attorney etun9be Wednesday morning be
Judge Davis transferred tn Judge lngrsham for
hurirr This proceeding will BE- remembered ont OF ~
sfray whh took place bf r@ John ~ Whinr e Referee in
Gaze IN which Madame Lola Mont Sa,nned wltncss
The ti- being taken hy ther matters TINS case
,ss Adjourned 10 Thursday at $50 g. IN.
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RYAL EsTATr.-Tbe i'rl""1he sues "ere 'asde eO.
- b. A j. Blocker. Son & Co.:
md Ia v. 81 3d-sv resr 3h s..........s ssn
Tc,,s =, lou.. aud IT, No 10 Wet 9th e-oa
= co-rer ~ 81 Az and 7h T. , 6ixI5..... lqji
.Lon. and r., No 22-v between i'h and l5;h.;s 81
Als, Yesterday. Feb. %:
ro, - en- 10, NJ rs Fas; 2lst 5noe
IT. - g., - ooh g, ~ar 5'h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. agp
- h, X - W. 2is 9Th Is 80
~ "a ~ =. SOC ab.st between az. ID and trE,-- $50
1T, sde Of 5rh st.. rSd-av............ go
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F,scr Oh Cane Ann is one # the most thriving it,
tIe nlaces on the coast. Here the vessel. for he
racte,eI snd hanks fishing built. There at tHA
,teaent tire fourteen vessels On the stocks
schooner Of from 90 to 100 tuos. The mechanics
receiving from 81 30 to 81 per day for their work
Tho a. nj work ere Of the vass and average
tie above a. oun on making sale.
" TNegRedfri Mrrcurv
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CITY ITEMS

Our first suow still fingers on the shady sides OF the
streets, and certain infatuated people try TO make
themselves believe that there is tolersble sleigning'
1t was sunny and chilly yesterday, the snow slowly
melting and mingGDg into mud.
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SENTTNCED Charles tiainpson wa sentspc' . Fe'-
r.,v IN IN, Court of Sessions to the State friioC
Gr five We r aud months, for passing CO nerc
rei, lilf II tie EsscX County Bank, New-!er+,s, 81
the drron ~ii"o ot -. Hnmpson was tired anc IN
vc,+d lat week.
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puRINnI nCICAI EXAMINATIONS
IAdver,i |

and full wrn dcscrpops of cnarac,er. with Twice
health hai secculuTe ard eli ice Of occupation given d
at FOWLER and WELIss No. 9O3 Broadway.
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THIS DAY Is PUBIIsHTD-Price IS cents: THE
MICRO LAHoR QUESTION By NewYo Merchant. New
York sold - ATPLFTcS Co, Nos $40 and 3B Brcsi~ay
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the school oficcre e the Wud zero il constant A.,
o,dsnce, with goat number e p,otninen. ci,izen.
beside large gathering Of ladies, who naturally fet
much if'etcst in the SUCCESS Of th' foe schoo with
it, eleven TO twelve hundred female pupils
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masonic FEs1IyAI-Tc- 81 i,ht TcmpI Ts' Re-
union will he held or Mr"tey s'ainc, ~ OF M"c1
at the City Assembly Z IONS. ulirr the auspices OF
MortoI Comnsndery No & L will he the most en-
joyable Masonic sur6e y -. 81, a.,n
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n tv0rf 80 fenf-
pJpDy'S NATIONAL TUFATER -TO-nipht

be pre-cTted this :svot thestsr , hghv ATTRACTIVE
nu,s,n- ucces viz: THr GOLDEN FARMER RrD GNoNE Fly
ING Du7cilMts brd Swiss CoTrAcE. Mr.. J. " Alien NJ
l. Fox Mis- Hathaway, Ms II r Nichols Mss Fanny Hr
ring Mes ui DAILY the Caro Family, and oil tho company al
Fearing
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AitIGTp IAPCFNY.-Jam1s llndey was drfes-'u
on tn. say bv Officer BOYD Of the Fir-t Precinct "n
y ola,cc "f constructive gr-rd larceny. tie vas
tsl en- Wps:chelter {. untv 4od COMMITTED 'r tral
{. 'irr since Mrs. Wary Cary. residing at Mount
Tlesssnt, " estch ster County had several watches
a. ,ct fiun ier II w,s asc4rtaned TINT the thi ve-
to,t ~ rnltrty 70 B'o"klvn who're th"y c.''o'"h
al lost the watches. pawn ticket was found ~ the
pc,s. s., If LiDdley which led 10 tie recovery 81
sone Of the property.
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KIHGs CoUrrY PEPrBLiCAS COsNITIFE.-thi'
Conn it,e4 mt on 1uesiay evening At Mrs. Pr-st
Hot-l in J"r-l-mon e. "ut little bu mess 81 I'm
;ntHJre uG- transacted. The sixth Wtfn -srttF"
css- was .-ttled in favor Of the sitting d-eg't"',
ar.l ing the report ri the osjori'y Of the -pe7Al
Co'u,t,re 10 whom It WAS referred. The mhte'
a.. uou.', atm 81 char'er otiirers taken No, sue
discu sion lid the tab for further con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

The Union Prayer Me"t.rr t.N IN the N,rth--tceet
Church, near Hroacwa,, at LOOM wil hereafter be-
held in The large audience foooh commencing THE lay
The Rev Theo. l.. Cuylerwil eal TIE oee'1. To- as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

minus at Elizsbsthport 10 Jersey City The ci,iz-ns
81 jersey Cay generally are manifeeting great deal
~ iu,erpst In favor Of the project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

The eupTly ct beef cn'le Yesterday was 50 much
smaller than u'ual, that The morning proes OF fret
class heeves advanced about half cent above the
rrice ct the previous ma k. but before noon it
found thnt there va no great deficiency and prices
settled tote Quotations OF tie week before-,hst is,
10 to II oents pounc for the meat Of 6rstcIass hui
locks. Although there were only absut 300 in the
sa"-pets the mort Of item were go heavy that the
total number Of pounds Of beef greater than it is
sometimes wher there are over 1000. Some Of the
most ordinary bu'locts sold prizes only lv
se,t 4" or cents pound for TIE meat, not count
ing the value Of hide ana fat II, with the small num-
Der Of cattle s market Yesterday the price csunot be
forced shove our Guotstors think il ia pretty
f-ir test that it will rot be likely to rise during the
Spring az it did year ago, ard that m.y now have
our steaks and roasts al eatabe prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

SELLING LOTTERY PoLIcIEs David Keller Of no
tvcnuc arrested Yesterday and taken 70 Tho
Mayors Office, charged with carrying tho lotte''
policy business. He was held 10 bail IN $oo0to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

The new counterfeit on the Housatonic Bank, Stock
bridge, Mass was not first discovered by Mr. Hiffert,
the pianist but by Nr Brown of the cgarstors under
the Lafrge House, who, at II o'clock q. m. on Mon
day. informed the Fifteenth Ward Police of the fact,
and caused the arrest Of two persons through Officer
Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

Insurance Tom Jones jr. the editor of The In
Monifor has compiled from the annual reports
sent to the Legislature tabular view OF ire in-
business il this city for 1857 The tabesho
the operations Of all the city cOnpanies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

LIpEL.-Yesterday morning Mr. Thomas N. Carr
was arrested by Officer Smith, On charge OF libel
preferred by Richard Busted Counsel to the Corpora
ton Of the City of Eew-York. The alleged lloeons
matter wss contained IN letter published IN me
Herald few days ago. and Mr.. Bu-teeds affidavit
If compliant upon which warrant vas issued for the
arrest Of the accused, fourd its way into the same
journal vesercs, before the accused apprehended.
The publication Of sidavfs or complaints before
r~sts are made is prohibited by the magistrates on the
ground that the of justice may be defeated there
by; aod in this case probable that the planning
party seut his complaint to the paper in question with
a view of giving II as much publicity as possible.