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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

SNrH AvESUE RAILRoAD.-An election for Direct
ors of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company for the en-
suing year was held yesterday, aud resulted II
the choice of the following named gentlemen
Sidney Mason Frederick Depeyster G.. K. Howell
s. S. Bowman, Daniel Van Dusen, L. X. Quick
Washington Yale, John Q. Jones, John K. Lawrence
j. J. C. Jones John b. Hall, Waldo HutChings orc
Gideon B. Angofs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
LIFE on THE CENTRAL PARK.

ntinued this morning at the Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

hsd tve pis.ols-tbsy vs.s beth d5uhls-os,tssd be-
FIRE esrk william esked zoe If mr. Reeves vorld
cone home ar f he would cone before srk tod
/ IN No ke thsr eskeo me l. we would CT rP .oi
bn. | ead Te voAd let.
Such is lie glrls statement. The window from which
she Jumped IL abou, eighteen fee. from the grou1i,
which emos. sold rock ust under tie window Thsre
is bocd upon the window s' aud On the easement end
also or the ground where sae fel ST. sprained her
snkle badly, bu. broke 20 bones. From there TO NJ.
Cases is nearly qusrer Of nile aud she must
have climbed thres fences il her way Peter who was
sho just ss he came from Margaret room, fell in the
Lsll but WI Ell be found he hsd cTawed into her
room, leaving blood marks ell the way.
Dr.. Tovnsend, who made pos.-moitem examlns-
ton states that the ball with which Peer Was shot,
entered about an inch from the middle Of the chest be-
tween tie fhh and sIth iibs, passing downward ani
backward piercing the large blood vessels, and hnsly
lodged in the ninth dorss ver.ebra. Margaret wa
shot about hsf wsy between the center Of ths breast
snd the shoulder, the bsl passing downward, imbed.
ding itself lust under the shoulder blade, making
terrible wound but yet not touching the lungs or large
blood vessels lie Gays thSt although in very ciiti
cal position, yet if rn.avo'sbls symptom ensue
he thinks she will recover This bullet is curiousy
legged and torn, almost in haf.
Mr Reeves says that when he left home be knew Of
10 difficulty between Sanders ard either Peter OF
Margaret. Indeed, Peter was in Goshen early in tie
evening, bossrg to hs fierds Of the good psaceable
and Industrious character Of the very man who few
hours afterwsrd deliberately murdered him.
Mr. Reeves reached home about 10 O'Clock, went up
stairs ard found Peter dead. The only thing ne
misses in the house is silver watch which belonged
TO Peter, end which hung in the kitchen. There was
some money in the house, ard some jswelry in Msrg.
ret trunk, none Of which was touched. He is no
aware that either the dece ased Margaret had any
money in their possession.
On Saturday moinpg the Coroner DR.. j. W. Fen
ton summoned a jury, who gave verdict in accord
ance with the above facts-tbst Peter Shorck cams TO
his death from bali from pistol in the hands of VII
liam SauDden or Saunders. In closing this account o.
what appears to be deliberately planned murder
without any ofonse provocston on the part OF the
victims we happy in being able 10 state that the
murderer arrested yesterday about noon. He was
found some two miles below Chester, and only seven
mles from the of the murder by Messrs. Thomas
Roe, Thon as Cox and Charles Dams. He was in the
fields on the farm of Mr.. Jesse Roe he was immed-
atey taken to the s N Chester, and will probably in
due time receive the reward Of his crime tie scaolj
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Ia W LNIEZLIGENCK.
sC?RTyE COURH-CRAHsEss-Agy1E S.-Bstsfe J 1ts


SUPREME Rr-CaANsEss-AagaH ls-Bssrs Judge
CtEHKE.
THE WEST wAsHISGT0s MARkET cosrhovRRsY.
Tss People ,nd Jas. Taylor Oven W. Brennan sst The
Mayor, &c ?, al
This was 80 order requiring defendants % show
cause why the appeal taken from the decision Of
Judge Davies in this case should not be dismissed. Il
appears tina. subsequent to the decision Of Judge
Davies in favor Of the Stx,s lessees sad appointing
Cyrus Curtis receiver the defendants obtained sn or
osy f,cm Judge Clerks staying all proceedings OF the
judi msrt until after the decision Of the General Tern
After hearing the Argument on the order to snow
cause, which Wa returnsble this morning the Judge
directed that the order Of August i? be 20 nodihed
that tie receiver pending the appeal to the General
Tenn, be at Liberty ID collect the rents and prom"
with ont prejudice TO the defendants right to move Do
fore single Judge to vacsts much OF the hrst or
der se gives the allowance 10 the receiver.
Before Jude Iagrshsm.
WHAT coRsIfTrrEs A THKATER'
TIE Aaassers Of the Society f the ksfotmston
D-i3qcrn.s ,S- Ajoipa Renhsr. snA o.sefs hns oeAs
az 0. s. kuracal fas Fame ~. Wm besc.
l. ttsss cases motion is msis fo- an actlon 70.
'.i,aiDs bs ae.s t,as sa ,p-ass sAsH "V~H sSusnpN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

lac io-e 'itnpg gtsstse- r.n.e sseops,i,ss u.ls
tirouct gs wa u Gfo.i d-sss;rs.roon, retrrg-
rot me- Etrsry s1d sit'ing-rocus &c. Hsg. they en-
poy ever 30 girls with 5ot sevng nsctrse ard
every other device That osr be usei save CT gh.sn
isId.lsbor M-. Stuart thcugtt .ls. s1ch mp.oysrs
9s,e 20 vel er.i.sd 10 success, ia. wss vocas.
ttev hsd met with 70 such eItsrt ths they could
afford the pleasure Of giving tbsr operatives such
hol,dsy as they wsr. Tow enjoying.
The sdd,es.es CT Douglass, Stua-t Wood SUI Swaek
h.ur were listened 10 with martsi a;tertion, al
those Of Over johnson srt Scion Robinson VITA peas
q lar gbter and shouts Of applause.
So,lL Robitson gave tie g;ls sn i1arromptu poetcs
sddress, full ot mi.h p,ovoiDg hs, AL n a-iisg TO
tie sorg Just ,urg, said:
Bot have usae sroherons
Ilspirrd BY whs.s before 20
Aae though fs bit itas 60.
Es g. csanor ohoras.
He then rssd TO them tie "CiinoIne msks Sorg.
Cheers were tier allied for and given heartily 10 the
author, Horace Gree.ey, and THE NEw-foEH TRI5-
USE as the leading organ Of the labor movement re-
foim-a reform, Scion Robinson said in reply to the
compliment th.t shall elevate and improve the minds,
ard moral ard physical cordti Of the employed and
make them feel that they 10. mere sers but have
position in society to msinta;r with honor TO them
selyes that sha, make them us as much respected IN
the opinion Of al good people ss the employers
are. i. is by giving them shorter hou-s Of
labor AID seasons CT recreation aid opportunities
Of reading and improving their minds that they
sIe TO be elevated first in their own estimation, aud
then in ttst Of everybody else. 1t mistaken notion
he sad, to suppose employers lose by kind treatment
end little concessions to those they employ particular
ly where the employees are Of the intelligent character
ofthose who feel pride in saying that they belong to
tie establishment Of Douglass & Sherwood. WY
gl. notwithstanding tie expense Of this excursion Is
suoL that you never could have enjoyed if your su-
ploytrs had no! paid it, you will make it al upto them
by the almost irperceptble increase Of your work,
felrg hsppy and irvgorated as you viii in rsfsctiDg
upon the pleasure of ths excursion. This day ia an
e1smps for all ether employers as well for their ad-
ysrtege ss for those they employ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16


Messrs. GONrI X Mills. Inventors ~ the new
p..rt s,FETY FvsE TR,N respectfully invite th> civil sri
military srthors members Of the and the public
slJ 20 witress exhibition OF their Safety Fuse
r5 the fng q cannon which will take place BY permission
c hi. Honor the Mayor Daniel F Teusnn, at the Bat
tery TUESDAY NENT Angus; IT, at The Submarine
Fuss will be attached TO battery often sx pouude which
will Re instantly and sm;sre eouy fired from boat u the river
son thousand from the shore Cannon will so be repeated
discharged om various points With lengths Of the land train
illustrate the extreme velocity secoud only 70 electricity aud
sf.y OF this Fuse In military operations &c, while the
availability Of cannon after having been spiked BY euemy will
BE- by uz the mufe instead Of the vent hole or
The IL ertion Of the fuse Every accommodation will BE- afforded
spectators force Of police will b- upon the ground and the
proceedings m prove attractive ~ al interested Ia in
yeuior aud the progress OF
MILITARY AID NAVAL scIrScT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
CARD FROM MR. R. Il. isHAN.

7 o. Es@S- Tts y. /. Z-ssse
SIR; TIE usisnizrsi rsq~ssss spao.c 70 'r.Penc
irisrsn; w..h respect to tee eaNss brought against
b n vr:L ID. facts Xs ful. scovn. He Ass psT'td
With 6ori, 10 We! age snosr. rees,as notes
Fupa-,gto Be Fis3,:okss !, psyner. wh.ca, VIE
It. e1cepGo2 o. tie c1s ;svscsi 81 himself to, All
oo' u tie hands e. .Lsmass:sste ss N ais o"n pos
s@ssol st-l.
TIE erarsscior s rot paec'ed il sny vsy r'to soy
q bis s-iepds or business connections. He feels me
cuty TO make tss explanation r order 10 assure tne
public thai no ors has suffered necunisrily but him
sei, ara the so.s when dsc.osed vii fully exouerA,e
him f-on tbe charge r. II lsH,N.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

10 situucss 81, ,,.arrc,. ce-.s r.sIt Is r1.n fct
the 49, sss.E.tp.
TIE vsiv rss5sc.<-.s .snts- y ssass ease-sr vae
hpd io--ss is e. srssr V.gt BIT drop % or ron
y s-ci ct rlct .r--s.ty f.ls ~ sai --ss 0Ts.
: az IL tie .ccs..:.t, ..or VIE .isy we're tsk.n
rr-s q e 81 us = yst So E0sc.reo oIsb IN,
a rcfs-h'7 - .of s. tirne 70 ecr. Brt o..
& eli 4 M h risl.s 10 rsIeve I've x las urbs-,
st IT cas..t Eiv. Pos Socss c: la6r.,ry AZ
hs a. GO cls-:fUy sss.,ts- Z IL Prss.ror;ay e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
BROOKL YN II,E.NS.

CRY MoRrNIrY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week 5S, Of which T. were men, ii
women, - boys ard % girls OF these, Al died OF
cholera pfsnum, Of cholera morbus l3 Of infsntile
convusions, of dsrrhes, Of dysentery infantile
msrainus, l6; sll.borp, ;; premature birth, 3, &c.
OF the above, Il were under | yeG of age. OF na-
tives CT the United States, 1876; Ireland l3; Ger
many, Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

az stas, ss.ss.,s e----.,e.. sai t,. s,rssi< ~ n
TIE s.sv'r' ~ "a ds,.s3ass eesy ts, tsa- st-s ar,
ttxs,ess G. occ 4 ID - ee1
iws' 70 usl'sl q Lcuss .s-,ass fssr -, ,,o.
10y b -set ta-s,sf n. ...l,s n
hs ss.v,e rse m,, osect o 10 isteaisss IA esaia,iaS
der GOES nct sppse = y ft ,ss yar,s u ts.1
.ssh.,rs vfff'E TIE kc, 20 -
-sf-a.i sc.s II ssrcc k.rJs s-t vAes Tiers a..
- -.r wica lie comp AIT 70 ocnt-j rSsi ~: be
p-sn-s - srs=; u -sctioa iu tie hfs ,ss,.Ece.
II > eav tAs tsi iiug si-tel T. BE taears -
ps cf within tie OF ne sk.ze that
a. b. isr s,oas m.ie Wh-- thsf- "a tosS wt~AG
tea \ -o used fos ts.ir- saj tn ma sssss
-c-t-ttsS therein of dlf-rsu. cass -r appsSstl
more p:os,r % wNt un that tst 10 ,scersn.j is -
os-r .Ss drns she Psee 81 s1stn~ss ef tss o.
t-asss' b. closed. The sste u Ss s7pes ssihsss
evo,-l -a.ir-i, 70 Object How IA the psnis ~ia -
.Ss slo~ ,hs ss. ie'rdssis com. .sa tse pso,i...
t.ess seera uru TIE proof offered o. the tf~ Is&9
TIE sT'sy,s submitted Ais hs. Il 10 - toasH shM -
uet f-e warranted III ynzi,s the notion. Acoos' Asss
wihc =;
DECISIONS.
3, Elvrs Guerin ast. jules Gueyin. in.7IutSmsH
o.,ssC. ss,tsd
Jsmes McDoasan e, 81. sg.. Gilbert l.. Mes,s, hs.
feu3snt - sbSs sy-ak
Jsnes F.. Cooley ast frascis J. Huntington. No
ton isaied. vita se ees's 70 astsrssa; 70 ~ A. event
Catherine NJ oney at. William 0ssy -XSnso
gao, - w.tl s. costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
MILITARY AND NAVAL scIrycr
Iltvavftaa-,aD. 4

TgAs.-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
every variety Tss for Grocers and Tea Dealers and p
families Souchon, 0oons and Young Hysen tom s 70
zee Gunpowier and Imperial from 9sc. - 5c All other q
ties equally low Also boxes good FAMILY TIA for 81
CA and examine n No. Us Chatham st, between Pearl aud
Re- f.sf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
FIRES.

FIRE Is FITTY.FIRsT STREET.
About o'clock Saturday morning, fire broke
out IN frame shsnty situated on Fifty-Rrst street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, occupied by
Patrick Smith. The building, together with shed
adjoining, was destroyed. Loss 5000. No insurance.
Tie fre was caused by q defective fue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

THE CoSFIDESoE CANA man who gives his
nsue Charles Smith was arrested few days since
the charge OF obtairpg property under false pre-
tenses. 1t appears that hlr ID. p Blown OF Freepor
H. beirg in tie city in December last and somewhat
81 ort of funds Deposited two gold hunting watches,
chain ard god seal security for so advanced by
Smith who stipulated to return them when the anount
losred paid Brown returned home, and again
came to the city ready to redeem the watches which
were worth about 800. Smith had represented him
self ss the business partner of firm doing business in
Broadway, but L was sscertained that be was not
connected, and bad given an assumed nam.. After
digen search Smith found, but the watches were
gene, ard last week Mr. Brown placed the mster in
the hands of his lawyer, SIr ohn p. Troy, who com
mercsd proceedings to recover the property or its
value and hsd the defendant arrested. lie was
brought before the City Court and settled the matter
by psyirg the full value OF the property aud costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
| A tvsl-isem suc I
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

OCrENs MESSAGE:
Whose az t. bes, SEWING M,cHNEs "a "A, Usisi State,
Presidents RsPtY:
WEEDS P,TSSr;
WHfrNyY L LYo> Proprstsrs
SAesIoom No 81 Broadway N,~l)k'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Aiyer;ipm.u.l
CYRUS ". FIELD.
fAdyertisemsnt.

IvpgsrI PEoroGs,pE Of CYsvs ". FFLo cn exhibition a
Bs,DYs G,LLERY No $50 Bsirsy Thorissou' Saloon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

CIR MoRTALITY.-The City Inspector reports
695 deaths in the city last week ircrease Of 10 as
compared with the mortality o. the previous week, aud
50 more than occurred during the corresponding week
in 1851. 527 Of the deaths lss. week were Of
children under ten years Of sge, aud Is inmates Of
public institutions. The following table shows the
number of deaths during the past two weeks among
sduts aud children, distins uishirg the sexes:
Men Women Boya 8ha fo,a.
weet ending A.. T., IS 3 - - 81 =, IS IS
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, ?; consumption, 81; convusons
ipfsntile). a.; cholera rfsrtum, l73 diarrhea, Il;
d,s4utery 90 dropsy in the head, &c; inflammation OF
the bowels, Ia Inflammation cfthe lungs, II inssmm.-
,ier Of the bran, Is; marssmus nfan ls 81 measles
q; scsls, fever, 4. There were also deaths Of
ol. ERA poubus l. Of congestion Of the brain, 3of
ecup, Of dttiiy trf,rtils. cfdsssse Of the heart,
is ef toopsg cough, Of palsy, q Of scrOfuls, Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

BASE BALL-A return match OF base ball
played on Fnisy afternoon last between the Metro
poltsn and Manhattan Clubs, on the ground of the
former at Hsmlton square. The game wss well
played on the part of the metropolitan Club they hsv-
ing beat their opponents three to ore. On the former
occasion the result STOOD i6 for the Metropolitan
to 10 for Msnhatar. The following is tie of the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
fAiv-rn s.me1..
BRADN's GALLERIES.

PHo-oGsAFHS,
ANSso-rfXs snl D,cCEs&roVYee
yA,is sy.. WAaaln ytoa D C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

s--.rpor 8 o. teethry. IL pg-1str's t1tis. ~
s'iIso,r sad 10 :rcn rosot csus... i1,lui:ag s-t
@. .es end dTov-sj.
The following is ol,ss.5cat.oa of tAs issases II
lie prubsr Of iestis y esoi cisss OF disease tz-az
II. week: Bones ;oiu.s, &c, 6. br-,n an ns-vs-
ioi genera,ive organs. = he,-t al bcoiyssse-a 10
lungs, throat do., lO'; oil age, 3. skia. &c, AZ
erup.ive feyers 49, stborn aai p-ems,Ure b-tas. 81
stomach bowels sai other dset, organs, 35l uacer
tair seat sni general fevers, Al u-,sry organs, 4
Tsti 6aj.
TIE nrmbe- of deaths conp,rei WITH ne c3-.-
-. i.-r xsaka II lsIh s-i ~ ~. a. f..-lH..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

PURDY> NATIONAL THEATER.-Nr X. JOHN
sToN and ful L-.rsc Company sppea tas Avcre hor'e
10 NSHr ns r,v Drama OF thr:rs interest," e,ut ed oAA
LkiL Thk PssrE. Tive c.he t-sriss WI % petoI'nea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
CIZ Y ITEMS.

AMrsEMTSIs.--A number Of new thirgs arc promised
tcr the comirg week.
Nj6los Garden -To-nght viii be presented the
comedy Of London Assura,c ce," with remarkably
strong ard excellent cast, Including the nsmes of
Mesna Blake Broughsm, Davenport Davidge,
Setchell, &c.
Miss Jane Coombs, an actress who has attracted a
good deal Of attention in this and other ctes and is
said to possess good degree of dramatic ability,
makes her fret essay in the character Of Lady Gay
Spspker." Those who are beet acquainted with this
la6y's powers anticipate performance of no common
excellence.
WaHdck's T1eater. Tonight viii be played for the
fret time at this house an extravaganza entitled 'The
Robbers of the Rhin e)oh written by Charles .yer
esq 1t is full of songs dances and fun, aud will be
presented with all proper attention TO detail the part
Of IIssssrac is played by Slrs. Florence.
B0wery The0ter.--Mr. ii. Lorraine is playrg star
engagement at this house, with success. He appears
to night as "Relphegor in the drama Of that name.
The pantonime of "Tbe Magic Pills" aud the mso-
drama Of The Mariac Lover" will also be given
National Thcater-The claws Towski" favorte
ballet troupe has been the leading attraction the past
week. Tonight Mr.. II. Johnstone commences star
engagement. lie plays tie Leading character in the
drama of "Ben lei, the Pirate TIE drama Of tie
"Dead Boxer ard the farce of Betsey Baker will
be also acted.
Bornpm's american Museum Something entirely
new in the way Of ertertspmen is promised at this
establishment i, j. an exhibition of mechanical figures
81 modele said to be exceedingly perfect and very
nteresting The exhibition has the some Whist pretsn
tious nanle of "Thodons Theater Of Art
Woods Mnstrels.-Mr. T. ID. Rice still continues to
be of the leading attractions at this popular place
of amusement. He sppears tonight as Ginger Blue,
in the farce of "The Mummy Eph. Horn and the
rest Of the excellent minstrel company appear every
evening.
Bryonfs Mnstyels.-Ttis excellent company give
ore Of their qusint and peculiar entertainments every
night at No i12 Broadway.
Something Ncr.-Mr. Charles Gsyler is preparing
lecture the early history Of the Catholic missions
in America. 1t is 10 be illustrated by f cen large and
tine paintings from the brush of Mr. joseph Kyle Mr..
Gsyor will travel with this lecture through the United
Sstes and Canada, ard he will have il ready within
few weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPgcIAL TEsa-Aus IS
Before Judge DAILY.

Nlctf Laoksrt sgt Heinrich Mirer aud john HsnIIer
This was an application to act sside judgment OBJ
s ed by the anh and all subsequent proceedings thsrsoa
I, spp that after the JUDGMENT obtained her ~
constable the execution aud while the
the jail stay Of etn served tho c,nsasls,
who ereupon discharged the prisoner subsequsnty the Su
iii comm,nced supplementary pcceediDEs s1J the dseaispt
20 set them sde the ground that the judgment
wss satisfied BY the arrest Of the defendant
The plaintiff argued that there bsnG stay Of proceedings
served upon The constable he bound obey the ordss
the Court and discharge the prisoner aud that by NJ
prcce tug the plaintiff injured The judge do
cd.d that The PLAINTIFF judgment not affected by the ~
charge obsned through the act Of The defsaiAs
hmself
David Levy for PLAINTIFF II. c. Place tor dsfeadsot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

The pa,iy..y table give, 564 natives of the United
s,a,es. al Of Irelani . Of Germany, 8 Of Elglsli
! e.ch ct British Ame1c, F;srce, Sco,!.ad, sTeisn
ard Switzerland, sni , unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

THE CITY HALL.-The Offices and courtroom, in
TIE City Hail being cleaned and reftted, prepars
tory to the resumption Of business in September.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

Mr. DAwsos's LECrURE.-We would remind all
our readers especially those who are Mssons, that Mr.
Dawsons lecture or Mount Vernon and on the Ladies
Association of that name, will be given at the Msr'
camille Library Lsc ure Room this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

ANALYSIS OF INNINGS.
Ne,roJoitan.. LIST; % Sd 4h, 5sh. 9Th 7ih sh, 9Th,
IL i...........59
Manhattan lst 81. 3d. 4th sh 9Th It'll 3;h. GA,
b 0 0 o j...........B
Home made by Me,ss Jscssou and McGreso1 Of
the Metro po,sn. ard Tuouey Of the Msnhsttsn- .
sco,er,-MI Duik. Of the meropotsn, ari hr HerTt Of
the Nsphstisn
Inpirt-Mr. Burger.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-Arcusr H-sslors Jaas.

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-AuGusT H-Bsiors JalSs
DAILY.
BREAcH OF PRoNIsE.--Some weeks ago an order OF
suest was Issued out of this Court against Morris
RCsenkrans for breach Of promise Of marriage. The
plaintiff Mss Tickper, is about so years of age, sad
makes tbe usual ale stions in similar Rosen
krsns is 81 years of age and neglected to keep h4
promise. II appears that a man named julius NORM
was arrested for RcseDkrans and he applies for Dis
charge on the ground that they have made mistaks.
RI eel krsDs IL charged.
The plaintiff, on the other hand, produced sidsviA
alleging that Morris and Rosenkrans are one and the
sane person snd although be might have been jestlsg
when be msde love TO her, yet at her age 1t was too
serious m alter to be Joking about.
Tie Judge denied honis's or Rosencranss motion TO
be discharged, but without costs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

Tie Judge denied honis's or Rosencranss motion to
be discharged, but without costs.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS -AuG i4-Befors Justices
BsOYSELL, QuAcXEscUsH and CONNOLLY
Nauter OF the calendar. 55j convictions, S.
Michael Esssmsn plead gnlty to sn ss''ul' 'AA
John hshsn plead guilty % an aaH" and O'''e' " 's"
Jo~ph Dor riesd riy .n aud battery Mchss
DobosG. Jadsmsnt .u.pendsd ,
ch.s. D. gahc1 pl..d guilty to an assault and battery -
jan PLEAD guilty to an assault and Ss'eJ 'd re'f
Thom.. w.on p.. guilty stealing gold and silver osu'
t34l Peniepsy Sn m2hts an,s r. n, bo, of clare, v,..
May B.eon plead guilty to stealing ladies' wearing apparel
Jchn Doa,tey plead guilty TO stealing psr Of glitter 'A0's
Henry Ie.ds plead guiIty 10 stealing ds-reu, tss
chAnci.e valued At 500 Penipntiuy three months
James Decatur plead guilty to stealing piece Of calico n"
Cbsr,. Jackson plead guilty stealing eoct P'ai''n''r
''T1 p.n m.hey wa. eouy ed for stealing. clock rsn'enasry
toui months. .,.e,a.,,. h,u.. a,
No ia Ger tre street. Penfsntisry three months 81.
Tbems. sseeny ws. cor yc,sd for aeaips qnsnIy on CO..
P,ory M'cst, Va. Convicted sr s.sius Eve bsnfs.. R'
-. convicted for Stealing Knives and forks sad
,r, eroei, PsSs..s a. @ s %sSsa ns,,. 81 sir, ..a
two ,,i,, Of ,e. '. buttons. PsDsn,ia,y vo months
Jobn Dcnobue convicted Tor 'tssns sn Penits'asy
Bal Lowrey eOuyesd for stealing quantity ofe0esos
Pepent,sry two months -,.. ..~t
Peutep,iay 4 fur months xx,.
Fr.nci. aer convicted ior stealing four finger n"sa
P.tsics Moran was convicted stealing woodsn 'saa cS
Psoa ten csys ,, "a ,...s,v q.
Bartholomew Bow convicted fof ss's"' 49, - ~
Moui. Dunn Perisndsry two nontas q, . a h.,..x.,a,,
Wlism F,nn vu conyicted for ssss1t AID pSsy On ASa
Bel. Fined f9. ...-,. - A.,,.,, a, ph,...
Se - as COO for Assault and battery On Hsny
sbeubsrd Pen,~ptsry two noutah
james Haley conyessdfo s'sso' and battery 'a nsHas
.r,, W.ms convicted for ssssuli and sssrJ % Eis
TSomss welsh Convicted for ssss, AID battery % '
"a P.rv Fined elo.
Mchssi Rourts convicted fos assault asa '''''
NSses Hunt Judgment sosp~nded ,x ys..<
Fuily seel vss cos,ic.ed for sssGs oa ''ea A~
Tfoua winkon p I'D guilty sssss: saa ss''sS 's'
Fs,,ug Pst.r-tlsry hsve nVrtas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

sHoPLTTiSG.-M Mary Tracy visa arrested by the
Fifth District Police, en- Saturday night for steaing
a pair Of shoes from the store OF r. ID. Brown 10
Glsr street. Sixth and piece Of ginShan from
Wilson Peck 10 Fourth street. Christopher Lsayy
was arrested the ssme evening for stealing .Lvef
watch of John Farley in North Eighth street. They
were helj for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

CHrRcH RoBBFD.-The NJ. +. Church at Bay
Ridge WAS feoniously entered on Saturday mornng
ara robbed of ell the carpetng and everything else
tha. could be carried of. Tie thieves escaped.