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Ladies' and Misses Caters of all kinds, and Child
ren's Shoes of every description cheaper than
n. B.-Eyery article sold store warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
We employ a larger number OF workmen, and manu-
facture better class of work than any other establish
ment in the State.
Orders solicited and promptly filed. Repairing done
with neatness and despatch.
Leather of all kinds, shoe findings and shoe makers
tools constantly hand and FOR sale less than Cca
go prices. Country dealers will do well to call.
Sewing Machines for sale. NJ ii. PRESCOTT CO.
juI1 Main Street, a teGo doors east Qf TIE r. o.
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For Sale. E,arrcr. or Rent


FVNIREE four Teams Tor sale and good Job for them
Il for he next months They can b. paid for in
work. Two Houses and Lots will be exchanged for
Teams, rented, or sold TO suit poor man
Call and see Id.cl9l " PERLEY.
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Sradden,s Willis.
nllIE above Mills with four OF burrs and situated
II the Fox River Feeder (four miles above Ottawa,
together with 1l6th Of the that flows in said
will he leased for OF years upon the favora-
bic The location and power in the
western country, and liberal inducements offered
of enterprise and capital, which is rarely ever
met with. For further information address the under
| signed. ID. GREEN.
Dayton, February :, 1851.
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Attention. Farmers

Attention. Farmers!
NJ H. PRESCOTT co. have on hand the arg
WI est and best stock of CUSTOM MADE KIP BOOTS
both French and American, offered in the
Give them a call their old stand, Main Street
the of La Sale.
All kinds o! Boots and Shoes made TO order at the
shortest notice, and in the best manner. sep5
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Drugs.
u Y. GRIGGS CATERS himself that no Retail Drug
Ia Store in the West can offer larger better select
ed ezher, more complete stock Of pure Drugs, Med
siaes Chemicals than be had at the sign of the
Good Samaritan, Nattinger's Block
Also. all kinds of Patent Medicines Oc24
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DlSSOlullOn.

TUyH partnership existing under the
of THoRSE & ZIMMERMAN, Is this day dissolved By
mutual consent The business in future will be conduct
ed by A. NJ ZINEERGAS, who is authorized collect all
debt, due the Grin. II. Tl0RNE,
1anl a d. AMMEkMAN
All those indebted TO the firm requested to call and
paw a, settle their accounts without delay
lang A. n, ZiHaEhMAN.
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A MEMORIAL,
oroser H.ws. D,ro p,cvx,s, 1857

GtosGE H.ws Divo DECEMBER T. 1851
In the shadow OF the .Slish, am sitting al Non-
Dream sadly OF the hours that my happier known
Hour. .rtom freely mingled in the live. Of .-s.h men
ThA, halovee By Earth can never know AMIN
He gone how lonely has world Tow rro~u to -
Wrhou; him. rood ard Erne who al the world TO ne
All ira vision. DEPARTED al its castle. reduced
For the golden bowl is and the silver chord 4. oose
Common euors Of existence by hs virtue. rendered dim
Sc, N to hslov all the deeper my remembrsnces Of him.
As ,rsce OF Memy. tablet the pure working. Of O plan
In the spirit OF the gel and the nature Of the
He WAS noble each seton in the feelings Of his mind
In sfecou be .en'rous and 70 al men he was kind
With essnged that had never eodne.s known
He was the than tender to his own
In the love Of around bim by his purr love inspired
n. b.d more than wealth could buy him all ths; he de-
sired
Proud indeed was be own them they each bis constant
care;
In hs, circle be cherished and his heart there
But in many when the Chrs,mss came
There thoughtful spirits ssddened al the mention Of his
name,
While the memory his bounty brought the hafunconscious
tear;
For the poor friend sleeping with the f.s,decnins
IL f. busy ,round him be happy aud
II each man approved h condic-uudesood him he
Ever satisfied with little. II that little freely
With hi, fellow approval and purely spotless name
So be died without .truggle-no sorrow, not SIGH
Dearly loved and sadly wep the grege.t seldom die
Floating softly from existence, calm unruffed wave,
No wrong be hind hun nsugh but blessings hs
grave.
Xork Ian
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LAW LNT,ELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERN-JAS T.-Betore Judge
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COuRT-SPEcIAL TERN-JAS. T.-Before Judge
IN THE MATTER OF THE HABEAs coRPrs TO BRING Ur
EMMA A. TAYLOR.
This case was continued at IL IN.
Judge Sutherland stated that since the Court had
adjourned yesterday he had come to the conclusion
that be ought to grant an attachment against Mrs.
Wright unless she produced Miss Hswley in Court
If the relaor convinced the Court that the return was
not full, it was its outy TO issue this attachment
Mr. Busted immediately and emphatically agreed
10 produce the young lady.
oIuee Barbour hoped that the examination would
the Court. WV
mf; busteed claimed that he represented the lady,
auu .nst sne was ready and willing to appear and
prove oy her own words that her mother sei no
estralpt over ber but that the ref sa IN 90 with Mr.
Taylor was entirely her own wish. She bsd ro b..
tatlon to come here, and he MR. Busteed though il
was not MS oesire that she should be so brought be-
tcie ne public yet felt it his duty TO prnnc. her
now II In 10 other way could lac convince ,b court
| that size was acting vi her free will. WV
Mr.. Barbour opposed her productiu in Cou,, !, On
public way, and requested the Judge t. mska an M,
der that moIe persons should be admitted In crd
| tie Courtroom.
Mn. Wright and her daughter were then sen, g.,
and took their seats in the judges private room unit
they should be chilled into Court.
MIR. Buseed then stated what he understood 20 be
The po,i'iop Of the case, as follows:
Awr is issued and return made TO IT, denying the
j custody Of the prisoner BY the respondent. Tint
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The LEyIATHAS AND Henry WARD BFrcHIP-
As the immense crowd passed out Of the Athen%um in
Brooklyn on Monday evening, relative Of Senstor
Douglas, who was present an attentive listener 10
the eloquent lecturer said TO a well-known lawyer Of
the City Of Churches: "Look here. friend am in "a
vor of sending that man (Beecher over 20 England
to help launch the Leviathan."
What car he do ?" said the lawyer
"Why, he can dr0p--to beat all :"
That will do.
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"suSDAy OBSERVANCE"

To the Editor Of The N. Tribune
SIR; Your reporter has somewhat Inexperienced
the object Of the meeting of the clergy of this city at
Spingler Institute
The clergy were invited by the Sabbath Committee,
composed of twenty-five of our most influential Cit
liens, to meet and consider measures for promoting
"the better observance of the Christian Sabbath
No authorized exponent of the views of that Com
mittee or of the meeting gave prominence, if they
alluded at all TO "the enforcement of existing laws,
or "the enactment of new and more stringent laws
"for the prevention of labor travel and amusement
"on the first day of the week" On the contrary it
was stated that the existing laws were deemed ade-
quate should there be occasion to resort TO them but
that the main object contemplated the correction
of public sentiment and the quickening of the public
conscience by the diffusion of light as to the claims OF
the Lords Day, and its vital relations to the physical
moral and spiritual well-beiDg Of the community,
special regard being had to the resident emigrant
population. The only specific measure proposed was
simultaneous preaching on the subject of Sabbath
claims by the clergy of the city. Nor was there any
alusOn in the discussions resolutions of the meet
ing to "that mode of observing Sunday insisted upon
$50 strenuOusly by the Puritan Fathers as the
standard TO which we were to " return" The meet
ing was largely composed OF pastors connected with
the Reformed Dutch Presbyterian, Methodist, Prot
estant Episcopal and Baptist churches, and the refer
TO he mode of Sabbath Observance to return
to- mainly, if not exclusively, to our own earlier
municipal history.
In word, the aim Of the meeting was to promote
by legitimate and prudent means-other than the
"forcemeut Of existing laws" or "the enactment of
"new and more stringent laws"-the due observance
of the Christian Sabbath, and to the excellent
Committee of aymen having this matter in charge of
the best support and sympathy Of the clergy In their
efforts to the sacred day from open and con-
slant proclamation.
The names alone of those who shared in the deber.
aions of the meeing-the Rev. Drs. Spring, Dewitt,
Williams Potts Bedell, Peck, Alexander, Uoldich,
Smith, Krebs, and others-ought 70 be sufi Client
gnaisntee that the movement for promoting Sabbath
observance can lave provincial standard, and no
unwisely coercive character. G.
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etu> on MONDAY Jan - willie Dayton. only child Of
idi.u D and Marianne Swat sred 10 ~e~k~ "a. =.
rUCkEk-Os Ttssosy IA oushs Jss- - Ana MsiiA we "
John G. Tsckef and dsashe Jscob Hoppt af.d ~ yess
TIE usiNss sos fsnds Of the family and u her sth az
rsrrc;iuy sfed attend her funeral without i'faet law
sot tTurn her late sio-nc- No 81 West Fourteena sTee
1bpr-rsy srrnooB 2ocock Her remain. viii b. taken
a. Greenwood for ins-Ea.n'
NILLIAMs-h C1fon. si4cu bland. Moutay. Jan .
LAMONT Williams, formerly o Crsns,on Rhode IslAad.
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THE RUSS PAVEMENT.
To tie Editor Of The N.

TO tN Editor q IH< n. 7. 7Tt0Ene
SIR; beg to call the attention Of the public to
plan suggested by NE in 1882 for the Improvement Of
the Rass pavement in Broadway; namely to drill
hoies, cay two inches in diameter about the dis
'aIce apart, well filed with good sand or other mate
for the berres and still be a very smooth and selS
adjusting surface until Inc stones are worn entirely
through Ihe large the surface to the stones, o
course Tue De',er as mat gives more firm founda
prepare the pavement as above without remov;py tHs
stones nor will il give much inconvenience ~ tbe
public travel. shall lay plans before the Road oO
Thursday next.
Yoir obediedt servant, J. w. COCHRAN.
Neg York No. 40 ByOddray, Jan. %, 1865.
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c0rRT CALENDARLTHIs DAY.

SUPREME CotRT-C mcUIT.-NOs. 81, 30, II, 1917 u,
1921 Ill 49, 49, u.s. lie 49, 49, l9 100 I'LL l l2' l2
l29, $50, 81. =, o-- nc,
SUpRrsF CouRr--SPEcIAL TERA.-Nos. $50, 366,
49, $50 so, 81, 80, 26, 20l. - - 40 ~
SUPFRIoR CorRT.-Nos. 26, 81, %, %, 4lS, 43,
AS Al 4 49, 46s 40 Az 49, AL 49, ll6 t5 4Si tSS 81
SIS SIG 5l7 5Is, $40. 52 5Z2 523, 5ai, SIS, $40.
BROokLYN CITY Court CALEsDAR.-Jan. d
Nos. IS 20 p a. 2 &C. n g. g. 81 49, a. 49, 49, A. i6, A.
Al IA
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lAdvertiscmens.l

+. s. CHASFRAU.-This eminent comedian ia
playing brsnt engagement PvRprs kAriosAL Tsy.rys
rsht after night, the house crowded To OVERLOOKING To
NIGHT be l. 10 appear W the drama OPT .sC.s Am rst
FAIRIES ard the sstr'agan,s Of No,yLry Introducing hi.
with Mr. H. Allen Mr. o. L. Fox and tLs ooupsey main.
up the enter! ainmeDt
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.AdYcrti.ernent.l
1T rs PERFECT

1T Is PERFECTLY AsTOUNDiNG-The success
hsi has been vOUchsaed TAB PIoSEgs PATRor. C1bbs
gre, Led<r tory dramaiizel BASNuMs MUSEUM Thou,
ssnos 30 70 witness EvERY NIGHT and "WEDNESDAY and
sAIVkpY AFTERNOONS There perfect mania - behold IT,
vo ana young male and female, AL utent seeing ~
famous |" psf0ic, curious touching production
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MAKf<lE ID.

LAMPERT-GALE-ID this city on Tuesday, Jan ~ oy the
Rev Manus Hutton, Mr. Samuel A. Lambert to Miss Mary
A. Gale, all Of this city.
Newton, Sussex Co.. n. j., papers please copy.
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NEGRO FOUND DEAD Peter Figet colored
man. was found dead in stable in Ridge street, from
late residence No. SO Clinton arch, between Rvng-
ton and Delaney streets. Coroner Connerv held an
Inquest aud a verdict of death by pericarcitis WAS
returned by the Jury. Figet was rs years oil age,
and native of Virginia.
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VIOLATION OF ORDISAscEs.-There returns Of Inspec-
tors Strang and Corr show that they made 63 arrests
for violations Of ordinances in November and Decem-
ber and paid over into the City Treasury about
received Ms fines.
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Advertisement

BROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, or Cough
Lozens when Ev,n to young children are dissolved In water
forming Cough syrup which hasa soothing effect assisting
peorstion and preventing umuaou Of phesm soi By
all DuFGists
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social tea-meetng was held on Tuesday evening
in the Primitive Methodist Church, Bridge street.
About one hundred and fifty sat down to tea, OF which
they partook in very friendly and sociabe manner
After tea, speeches were delivered by the Pastor and
other gentlemen, when the meeting separated, de-
lighted with the evenings entertainment The pro-
ceeds go to assist the members to sustain their Pastor
They are but small church, and have to tax all their
energies to meet their expenses.
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ecce sorie. 10 murder. There also this diff euy
Tooe would have the opportunity TO hear tue syi-
deuce and would if Connel was convicted stand by
lii ples and if acquitted would. Of course wthis.
his ples The prosecution, therefore, objected Z,
O'Connel Withdrawing his plea unless Toole ais,
withdrew his.
The Judge said that he should allow Mr.. Clinton uu
Ill tomorrow mOrniog TO make the motion ia re-
gard to Tooe, when if not then made he should hold
the prisoner 10 the plea which had been put in IN
Monday by OConne
Mr. Clinton tl.n announced that he was ready in
the case Of o Cunnel, and the Clerk commenced to
impaired Jury.
Shortly after 3 o'clock p. TIE panel of jurors BE-.
came exhausted rendering ii necessary for the Court
20 adjourn with ORDER for rev panel Of fftv
iurors stup moned to be in attendance to morrow
l1hursdsyj morning. OF the 90 persons called 10
were absent, and ~ answered to their names and
,ere examined OF these, Go were challenged for
cause ~ we're peremptorily challenged, and the fol.
lowing eleven gentlemen were sworn as jurors to try
the case.
Juiu. Johnston retired merchant, No rs Sixth .ve-ne
James Tsyr maehnist No 80 MAnsin street John McIe,
h bosrdn house keeper No Is Market street Fletcher Hu
rer IT. editor. West Invent second street Robert Taylor
pl.serer W.s, Twenty unth street Pho Richardson
Toner No III Eighth avenue Charles p. ephenson. clerk
No s. street Dsve Grihth. merchant No Sl7 Sixth
,v,nue ysmes Esdie No SIS Warrington Pat
rick NoCnAu. storage No. lls Greenwich street
As the Court was about to adjourn Mr.. Richard On
rose and inquired whether the prisoner was about to
he tried for bis life and being answered in the ST.
frmatiye, said that he had conscientious scruples
against sitting as juror in such cases. Further
sciion was deferred in the matter until tomorrow
morning when Juror will most probably be substi-
tuted for him, beside making up the deficiency.
SUPERIOR C0uRT-SPEcIAL TEsN-Jsn. T.-Befors
Judge PIERsEPosr.
DECISION.
Walter Hicks agt. Edward Payson.-Bail reduced
to 81 with to defendant hi, motion for dis
charge
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lAdv.rtiserneni
To NERVOUS SUFFERERS. retired clergyman

RESTORED 70 hssh IN few dsy. sfer many yes Of great
vous su6erns anxious u make the Of WI
snd frs We Pre.onpsis2 ased Direct the Rev. JoHS n
pAsxALL, No. I've FuIsVa a., Brooilyn
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specie an uDusualy large shipment from thsi pst.
or this amount, az but sboSt $50 900 went from this
city.
Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale Of
stccks and bonds MI take place to-orrow rrbursdsy
at L., O'Clock, at tie Merchants Exchange
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale OF bond. ana
stocks will take plsce tomorrow Thursday at Isl
O'Clock. at the Merchants Exchange
The Ienox Eve Insurance Company have declared
s,ui-snnua dividend of FIVE per cent, payable 90 the
l.t of February. The AtlaD'c ard ST. Lawrence Raj
road seui.aunua di, end Of rec dollars per share
payably February.
The Metropolitan certificates bed b. the Banks are
now reduced to g., 10000.
The bills Of the ST. AlbaUs Bank, Vermont are re-
deemed at the Suffolk ia, l. Boston the same terms
as other Eastern currency.
TIE amendments to the charter OF the Mechanics
Barking Association proposed at the meeting Of stook-
holders to-day, are in effect, TO reduce the cspfa
OF the bank TO S3lsC00 shares $l2 20 each. with
power to increase the amount again II desired; TO
she out the sixth article, which requires ~ per eesf
oil the capital TO be invested 10 Government, State or
city stocks or in bonds and mortgages to reduce the
number OF Directors from twenty to hteen abandon
the present division into three classes All the
amendments TO the articles of association 10 be recou-
meDded by a two.thrd vote Of the Directors, sad
adopted BY threeourths vote Of the stakeholder q
special meeting to be held for the purpose There u
apparently no opposition to these amendments.
The annual statement of the Atlantic Mutual Incur
ance Con pany for 1857 will show the scrip dividend to
be equal TO 30 4 cent. One-haf the scrip Of 1855
will be paid and y cent cash on all the old scrip
The surplus of the Company will enable the manage
mcnt to add 80 y to the permanent working csp-
tai increasing il from 81 $50, 900 TO sl,75o,ooo.
The following sales were made at auction this day
| by A. II. Muller;
SiC0o City of Milwaukee, y Int, added. 80
81 ooO la Crosse and Milwaukee r. L. LAT sAard
10 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance
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Advertisement |
FREDRICK's PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF AR

Nos SS add 5s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
TocRAFas HALLoTYFEs DAcUERREoTyPEs aud AnBSorfrks
IN every style PHoToGRAPHs Ly Mr. mouLToS frmehy VIII
0urpsy.
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DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY. - John Hawkins
charged with robbing the of l.. Blossom ut the
Mansion House, on the 9th Of January last, was
brought before Justice Culver on hsbess corpus yes
terdsy, and discharged from custody, there being
evidence against him.
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AMERICAN CARTaEN AND ExPREssMEN's Asso-
cIArIoE.-The Second Annual meeting and election of
officers of this Association now numbering about 400
members was held last evening, and resulted in the
choice of the following named persons for officers for
the ensuing YEAR, President, Nathaniel Fellows; First
yice.President, David II. Pratt; Second Vice-Pres-
dent, b. F. Tenney; Third Vice President, Geo. W.
Allen Recording Secretary, Nicholas Duff Assistant
Recording Secretary, Henry F. Tenney; Financial
Secretary Henry b. Ryder; Treasurer George p
Hail. Directors-John II. Briggs Isaac Merritt Jesse
Weeks. b. C, Miller and Edward Covert.
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they were permitted TO enter The audience "S' ~,
the most par: composed Of countryinen accompauea
by dry goods clerks and drummers, wn'" he'e aD'
there about the exhibition room were severai very 'e
spectacle looking old gentlemen The pace "a' Aep'
by August Meyer and bis wife, and the entertainment
being designed especially for coun'rymen' was eA
,reme,v difficult for any else to Obtain abundance
IT, ,;. ,bo cu sin rose, exhibiting several young
-, ,hs ,.blesu being designed to represent Venus
-, ~u,rbs. Two or three tableaus having been
..s,.d and the officer being satisfied of the true
,hs MACE threw of his drovers overcoat and
.,d suddenly rose before the audience in full uni
ea,Tn A general stampede made by the audience.
yJa,dy three minutes had elapsed before the exhibit
,op room was cleared. Sergeant BirDey, calling to his
aid several oficers who stationed outside, appre-
Blended August Meyer and Augusta Meyer, his wliei
Charles Decker, barkeeper; Lewis Bleyfetah, musi'
clan; Josephine Wilson, SOpbis Smith, Cecilia smith,
and Eliza Doty. The prisoners were all taken 10 Tue
Fourtcerth Ward Staon-House and locked up for the
repair der of the night. Yesterday morning the ae-
cused were sken before Justice Brennan at the Essex
Market Police Court and complaint preferred against
them by the officer. Tho magistrate held Meyer and
bs wife TO bail in the sum of $500 each to answer the
charge The girls were seat to Backwells Island for
Al. mopths. From all who visited the place promise
was exsced never to expose the place to the authori
ties.
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RoBBISG A TILL.-Lawrence Finn detected
yesterday in robbing the till Of the drug store No. 81
Myrtle avenue. The clerk was in the back room at
the time, and his attention being attracted by the
barking of dog, came out and found Finn behind the
counter He bad taken about three dollars. Justice
Cornwell committed the accused for examination.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JAs 27-BcfJre Jud,
hcRAHAM.


At the opening Of Court this morning. Mr. Clinton
rose and said that when proposition was mad, on
Monday last. in reference to Maurice o Connel putting
in plea of guilty of manslaughter III the first degree,
he consulted with his client well as WITH the father
and friends Of his client to the legal Effect ot pur-
suing that course and with their assent that plea was
put in and received; but it subsequently appeared
that the friends of the prisoner Misunderstood tne
naer-that the proposition was to place the PRISONER
Oh trial for Inanslaughter in the first degree Under
these circumstances he moved that the prisoner nave
leave to withdraw his plea and be placed on t1a.
Ex-Judge Whiting officiating for District Attorney
Sweeney 10 reply remarked that the granting of the
had no recollection Of making apy proposition on the
part of the prosecution kind referred to by MI
Clinton. There had been soDe conversations on the
subject in the course OF which he Judge Whiiihsl
advised such plan. .e.u
He thought the counsel (ir. ClintOn) was OF iui
ege and oi good practice, aud knew what ne "as
about after full conversation with the prls9ne
and his friends the plea was put In The coubsei io
tire prosecution had no objection TO tins course ou
should ak the, Jury for q conviction of the hgLr
cine n testimony would permit, and he trusted 'sI
their verdict would not place the prisouer IN "o's
copdit.o OF than did the Gle nency OF the Court. ~.
The Cont doubted tie proprIety of allowing Tue
wfhdrawal of a plea, uuess something was snow "
convince him % the innocence OF the prisoner yer as
tie prosecution made objection MS Honor hau
hone. 49,
Judge Whiting opposed the motion, however, uh,fse
Tooles plea was also Withdrawn. The prisoners ia
gan and Ten broke would be tried only a. accessories
10 mans aughter, while If OConne and iooIe re.e
tried Tor murder the other parties would DC tnoa Us
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THE TRUAST ISsTITUTIOS.-A well-dressed little
boy, Damed Francis j.. Gaskill, was brought before
Justice VOORHEES, yesterday on the complaint OF hli
mother, who stated that she was unable TO manage
him and wished him taken care of. He was accord
ingy placed in charge Of Officer West, and taken tc
the nuant Institution at Flatbush.