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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS -DEc. ?. isS.--Befors
Iu.,l,.s a MOLLY. HRE>N,S and KELLY.

Justices CONNOLLY, bsh>NN, ana NIL
Catlarire AbcTs stealing two shawls AMI dress:
P,renary months Charlotte Brown stealing two sAa~l'
Penuary months John Barry assault sud bate V nnsi
r 30 line utted. Patrick Councr. a.aut aud battery
Remanded John Curtis seaiug 81 poruds ~ soap fat iit
uent suspended ihan Conner, stealing htc hams frn
tertiary months Thoms, Dufy and John Olsn, nealns az
oyercost P,ncnsy month each. Ann Green, ss-sing
gold ct ain aud kcts; P.nteniAy ImoIhs Jo Haley
st.airg a tub of butter; Po..tentsfy MONTH. Fe.S kn
cbuzk stealing breaitpn Judgment su'peuaca Moha.s
MeOrai5 ssu sud battery 6led c!o-Tcmit,d ~ ib,ts
MscIane assault and battery, Gnet ~ Wa. Melville.
Mul.an, eats three psiTs ot hose cry Prison ~ days.
james Miller, stealing alt frames and uksnesesi Pensnsy
months. William Wilson, assault aud battery mud -
John Williams stealing oyerolti City Prison uoath.
Michael Yves stealing hy block remsnded. N:hso Gun
nugl am stealing lead Pentsnay nonhs Patrick Diosn
aud battery judgment, suspended Jacob Miller stealing
money Peuit.rtaIy months, John Bauer asssnt aoi
battery - Felix Connolly ard Patrick Ll.ncy a'saa'.
nd battery; ssr rtcncc Saturday. Jacob Mnn grttet.
anti, and batter, lined bb
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

CNcrNi We understand that this case will be
ried for tle ouith time at the Circuit Court in this
city, on Monday next. 1t s said that Mr.. Bldnt, tho
present able Dis rict-Attorney, designs 20 take the
management of i: into his hands, aud thus avoid
the mistakes which lave heretofore characterized the
proceedings on the part Of the people MesTs. BlanA-
man and Ashmead sill conduct the defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

,,,vees. Wm- West remains IN charge OF the efPe-
S,;cn peai II. Joseph, Mo.
MI, Lander will 20 directly 10 Washington, Where
Oil repolt and wne emigr lnt guide OF the ne
.os1 He recommends sending small tram over
80, .esson in advance OF the emigration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT covRr-Dec i-Bssoss
Jucge NELSON.

.InE sINSFR uAiDEE-wOTI0N To DISCHARGE TIM
DEFENDANTS.
Tie morning Mr. L. !. Joachimsscp, counsel f~
Jean Battiste and others os the ship Haicec moved
that they be discharged.
Mr. Sedgwick the DistnCt-At,orney, said thsre
were four indictments against these men; one tor .
capta oflense ard the Others tyr nnsteneauors ~
or ater or less degree lie could not upon what
ground they could bo discharged.
Mr. Joaclimssen said the whole facts of the cass
hsd been elected on the late trial and the men hal
been acquitted, he believed they could not DO Goa
yictod on the other charges.
The Judge ,a.d the oiieuses charged were dstisct
oHers,s aud contained distinct questions.
Mr. SedgHick obsersod that he dii no. Thick thus
application could b. urged under the clause ot Tho
Constitution in relation to party being tSice put IN
jeopardy # hte or unb.
The Judge said that he would leave the questions 20
be decided hy tue Judge before whom the cause should
be brough Tor tra and ordered the prisoners 10 DO
raunud,d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
BOARD OF Ten GOVERNORS.

9
SIR: / observe, under the above head notice
that he Of tie expenditure o The B9td o ne yfat
lls9 slOuut SO b-lk 81 upward Of ~
for esch psuper IN the Alsas- House.
Believing thai dollar Of their annual eNpeHaHe 10 a.
uun.csslEy II tho public .ids, AID that yrs more
Evil uflelc. than of good hereby offer ore huFG,ed d
lars for the best upon the subject tosetner "ta %" Zee
practicable plsu Ct making re Aims Hol'e aa
truiy lenesoieLt Institution.
A. the ot-c, of tvs ofr D. brn- ee -4pt "a ic'cs
spe before tie public s ssys upon j. should D. - ooHei'e
i,s in pofiauce will sduif.
the thn hs the ta,e Il tnis public
uf,poe l.t tie Editor. of TnE r. Y TsislNE, y. The
gr,ffa5 P0f ana Of The L. Daily Tims such person.
- Aey M 5.ti,u.e to their behalf shall jtse o sHi
the prize.
Il ia 10, reeess1zy, 10 ppbsh ny Therefore iHs9se
u st1Ies,, sA1 The EiilE-s VI ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
LAW INTELLaIG ENOK
COURT or OYER AND TsRxINEE-oss. a--ssS~s
= Mn
rrF INDICTED CRY 6ONIRSNrNr or 1851.
a, p..I.l. A. kcrnarln Mn-A - Al


rrF INDICTED CITY G0NNRSNrNr oy lS'.
1hc Pvcpis AZ tensndo Mod q, Al
This case coming OF for trs t0-iay t.s deseadsat
Fernando Wood pleaded Not Guilty.
Nj A. Oakley Hail said ho wonld pr! in tbe ssn,s
pies for the other ooiendar's.
M. Richard Busieed said he thought there was b,S
count in the Indictment o plead, a. the Court hal
decided tie second could not be mautsiaed.
1he Jud-. rms, ked that there was bat one count
before hun !or tria'. aud II sny question should are,
On TIE other Il woaid then be time 20 dispose u thss
point.
Tie panel Of Jurors was called by the Clerk. AMI
OILY twenty seven answered tO their names
Mr.. 4. q. Hall said he had presumed the lesrrsst
D,strict-Atorey would have taken the precaution 10
10 have more jurors in si;eLdSnce.
Tie Clcrk observed that thirty eight had answered
during the term.
Mcssrs Dean, Hall and John Grabam claimed that
there were siNty-oue defendants AMI each eatst
10 I've rer,mp,orv chserg yes beside Tie j0rors that
would be- disQuahfei by having formed Opinions.
Judge Mullen said hU should be compelled 20 leave
this district tomorrow. re had Circuit Court 70
bold in his MonSuy, aud that a. the tern ct the
Oyer and Term.nr closed by limitation "n Friiny. The
case RAJ bet',r 20 over 20 the next term.
Tho District Attorney said he would have one tsou-
sand jurors in attendance the ucNt term.
Tie case was then pospoued TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
CITY II1ElfS.

AcADTXY OF Mu,Io.--Tbc debut Of Nile. Ponso, in
the IIuguenots, Is postponed in consequence OF the
indspositon Of the tenor. Tonight Mle. rccoicmini
will appear in " La Tfayiata.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

BRoADwAy.--The late cold snap has for time sus-
pended the regular nightly sweeping of Broadway, and
tie result ws' Yesterday unusual quantity Of mad.
Mr. Smith, the contractor employed by the Broadway
Association, has been busy with salt and shoyels
in getting ont the ice and in a day tSo the broad
road tbe. leads TO the Bstey will be in good order
again. by the way the sprhkliug Of salt over the
pavement when it s very sppery renders tbe surface
rough, 50 that horses have an excellent footing.
Brosdway has been kept il such excellent condition by
tie sweeping machines that LITTLE mud now seems al-
mes, uncndurabe. Those who feel ike complaining
Should renenbc two or three years ago. and be thank
iu for the Improvement
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

PoLIcr conference.-the Police Commissioners
yesterday afternoon appointed Lebbeus Il. Ward to fill
the vacancy in the Commission. Nr. Ward WAS the
only nomination, and his election was upabiinons.
The Controller having threatened an Injunction
sgairst the use of the City balance blythe Shoe and
Leather Bank to pay policemen, t1st bank has dc
cned to make the advance which it had agreed to-
The Ahnual Report discussed at great leusth.
Tie session was entirely secret.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

TIE IsDrcTED CRY OFFIcIALs.-The trial Of the
Mayor ard Common Council Of 1851, on en- indictment
recently found against them by the Grand jury was
se: down for yesterday before tie Court Of Oyer aud
Tclminer, Judge Mullen presiding. Mr. Di'!rct.At'
,orrey Blut. and James r. Whiting appeared FOR the
prosecution; Gilbert Dean for Fernando Wood, and
A. Oskey Hall, John Graham and RcLsrd Bl'teed
for tie oher defendants Alter calling the panel Of
the jury, To which there only seventeen reponse
It decided to Jet the 60 over 70 tie next term
of the Court, which meets on Monday, as Judge Mn-
len announced his inability to try protra ted cause
here, as th. seemed likely 70 BE- owing to his ha'ns
to commence circuit in his own district on Monday
ne1i. Mr.. Blunt announced that panel Of l,CoV yu-
rors Lad been summoned for Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

tttvsr~.r,--,
THr NrTuI TtBiET STHoP.-Invented ~
CEo SkCNpsts 4 D. 1916 --The tee r~crn- s,srie kss
ueseT b.eL Gasld 70 rr''rr '- tue,t r,ssh eis~ ."
rsfr Cen - osai-a q tAs sb.crssr, aui saufs<f-
,gs J. 4 >. ssGlGers. M. As.or Nors-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Tie Democrats in this city is.king efforts to re-
organize the City Committees with view 20 harmony
at tie Spring election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
SUPREME COURT-CH,MssRs-Drc 2-be!ote Jsiss
lNgkAHNM.

THE NFw HARLEM BIIpGE.
Tpon the application Of Mr.. John Deyl,, JUG"
Inc,aham, th; nortirg, appointed Mlchae. Ulseoet-
fer. Samuel l.. Lyon, Cyrus utis, John l. poy'c.
ard John G.. JAY Comms ,ioners to assess the va'ac
of lands needed Tor tho erection Of mes origc Iha
,ioc, of ibe old bridge at McCombs dam, which was
taken down pursuant to an act oi the Lesislatufe "
the present year.
DECISIONS.
Emile Goulafd agt. Henry 3 WeAs.-M'uon de'
pcd.
Before Judge CLssEE.
Julian A. III. Nasbrouck Ct al. sgt. Dean :. Man
ley-Mocns Tor injunction and receiver dealsd with ts
cos.s in 80 h.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Tie thhd annual fair for tie benefit Of The New.
York In6Inary for Women aud Children will be held
on the ooh, 2lst and I'D Of December. The three.
fold object Of this hosptal-in furnishing the medical
aid Of women TO their providing practical in
,tructiCn for female Students and training nurses-s
an object attempted by other institution in the
couu,ry; and it is hoped that oil who feel tue urgent
need Of this work will give il their active support.
All donations in money may be sent to the Treasurer
Robert Haydoct, esq No. IL Broadway. fontdba-
tions suitable for the fair, either useful and fsa;y ar
ces or country products, will be received al the Ia.
flrmary No. 81 Blocker street, or by Mrs. Henry
Bayli.. No. 50 East Twsnty,hiri street, or by Ms.
W. H. Hussey, No. .3j Thompson street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
[Afrer.isem inert.

Atver.issnerti
Most Extraordinary reduction in prices OF CAR
s,-s a., r, o-Ys lr Cro,.,rys MedsnDn Nev.fs : ~
re ,srd En,.n Pra... ~, s. sna PC KoIsl VeiTet'
4 l-Ssi + al Noo lnfr.in. ,,L.s 1r, a. X :. q ~~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

THE srREoCATs's SALAEY.The salary Of the SUI.
rogate Of Kings County wa, raised from $1,000 10
e., go year at tie last meeting of the Board OF
Supery .sors. TO take effect lst of January.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

ooss
Before Judge HoggNAs.
Weber AssigDee, Nc., agt. Wiilet, Sherh.-Detsuis
OPENED payment Of costa OF term and ~ cos' opposing
,,n,tou and con. ,n,ns a reference Il desired.
Before Judge Mo,CsIfg.
WORMS agt. Fribourg.-Mction granted order ot
srrqst ,tosd with 81 costs defendant .'iFnaiins not {"
bring action
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
% VoIi'LivER il fEE, /
Wa. T. CT RTlS, Comm
p. {. BENEDICT. : on
WM. Is. EAGER, Jrr Ey'L
WILLIAM NJ. EEUJ

Al these gentlemen were present at Tie roll cali, cN
cept Mr. Tweed, for the purpose of supporting the
report
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
TIL. MORTARA lAsL

To ns Edi,or Of The \. ~ Tribune.
SIR: You will co. fer favor by calling attention 70
The meeting of IsTaeies and he fnsns
Of Humanity without distinction Of ei-sf at Mozirt Hail. "a
Saturday Evening r,,,.,,,- ,,.,r
Respectfll.y foED, bEnJANlH HAhl'
New York Dec. q 1899.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

COLUABIAS EsGrsE CoxPAyY.-The Members OF
this Company gave al elegant reception to taeT
friends last evening in honor Of The return OF their
engine. About 500 adles and gentlemen caied durng
TIE evening, and were most Hospitality received.
The engine has been renovated throughout by the
makers in Philadelphia and is now really splsnila
piece OF machinery. Soc viii not be used until atef
The Fremaas Bal the Company running with another
ersine a, free.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

4 PRIsos LrBRAET.-Ons day last yex SgA
g-Lt.eman Of this city, being greyed al the H'sfaiy
desttution Of the convicts at Sipg Sng resolved 10
second the audablc a .npt Of another to supply Tue
reedei pabuum. He solicited books from pIIyate IN
tyduss and publishers aud pressed into the service
clergyuei who publicly invited their pans nonef' 70
contribute. Soon ionumerable volumes came pourlns
in and the principal donors received favorable men.
tisn in the rewsp spsfers. Oar legal i1end performed
Lis part with eomplscency and hi' services
were duly recorded in a printed document
pasted in the fore part of eacl book. Happening II
at Sng Sing prison lately, We took survey oi tins
library The external appearance Of the books 90 lie
shelves conveyed delgh htfcl impression Oh PFe'a-
lent taste FOR resdirg among the ccnvics Inc nrst
thought was, what great AID goo1 "o'A ns'
lere been achieved, feeling oi gratitude
for tie generous hbera!ity OF the giVes was
instantly awakened in our bosom. We grsIed
the Rev. Mr. Lrckey, the Chaplain and Librarian,
by tie hsnd and orgratuiated him on the ha',enns
results which LAD attended the efforts ol himself aud
or legsl fried But a. ia not gold tbs, s't'ers' and
tie ssg1,l rerns:s, - b .o:d. NJ. La'Aes WA .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Tie friends of Temperance intend holding their
weekly me ting the Five Points House os In iustry
this evening, chair to DC taken al : clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

srPFRlCR COJRT-SPFciN TERN-Dec. l.-Betorv
Juigs BosWORrH.- Decisions.
Frs agt. Benuett.-Motion granted on conditions
Ro.r ast. Wilson 1t aL-Motlon Denied with ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

fAdys-tiseffen.
J. X. SfATPORDs OLIVE TAR-and
TnE OLIVE TAR IsHsLEE.
Foo DisEAsED TnkoAr oR LtS"',
AaE SOLO Al NJ. sl5 Bsoa1".s,
SExr 10 TIE H0sPiEAL-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

! RoBerD-Tbe drug store Of Dr.. AurPby, at tho
q North sssh snd fnh .,rsss- ~s' eHsie' 'f
on NedLssday might slc = <-jfio.sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

S1orrS.-Mr Espangerterger. consectsoaer. Il
Cr.ne Z y hsd lore AID wagon -'ls D. W. inrs
Lay u'gh 4 clr.y hour .:eia 'osns a. ~.' t'1aA
! /. s.... :, sa.a 'S:s'. -tss.c.a a''s '"a-I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

/ BrrGIsEr.-rhe house Of Andrew McCrein No.
9yii- onou,y cnicrsi ~ "ecIs'dsJ n<s'
AID rOtbec q property valued q. nearly . 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

RECOVERY OF SroIEs GOODs.-lesterdsy OScer
Lyons ofthe Fh Pr,cnct recovered bgnd Of Eood. wh'h
,sa hssn o from an fsnss. Green P0it Tas-
dsy ush, on of ar NJ Elsoy ani another boy residing ..
tL Il fst and Noth tnci'h .te,s gand re so'
and 70 End owsL 1bey too h- goods - ,n-
thy were ;ocd ty h Office, ant ter'hsd 'JiI'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

AccIDESr.--A longshoremnn, named james ON
,y,s y.s-ly Injured DeFore,t- wharf W-dys dsy
ks elsscd noscus the rcbspa kss Western ~ hides
bse fell r hn, irr.ng bis bead spd tfsc.urins am
His usdeLce No Batavia street he~iork HE wiis de1
recently, aad aI.e ar.y wa 4epeadA.t 0a u 's lPPF-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Res AwAY.--A team OF horses attached 70 ore of
~ .y.nue cars bee shtelsd when spprosshins
ah street y,tera.y ana osasos loose ran fos ~ss' eos.
a, nm ,ueea .hsp Doush, u s-daes Eslt. Os. o
tI, ,nmbl9s down. sid III. other l on top Il - aniD-s
,.r badly Dlsed before they could BE- enc ssed Rom tL
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