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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

one wse live IN Orr~ sret y.~-y cWy su-ss~e
teray afternoon, d nkro below Recorder kedfcrd the
Iif o. Dsrsl Harp chsryns ham WITH hAyins SsfsrfU
let tDocbed hin tH4rpstl md rob>d da
w,t containing s< IL thss HeCasp. fsshr
q Bnpsrs Newark sv~rpe and that vSs a. bis hSAefs
NATst putting his valet In hs pek. he sneea
thai McCuxo he'd him down. na bed tbs vsis4 aad ~
AhOus 70 Of tho moDey recovered AID SoCas so,
sksrd 10 jail To a~st tiil
PsrsksrArios.-Mr. John w. Van Bo-ksrck. lsas
Cet Ensin.r Of the Hoboken Fire Department has h~~a
.rued by ,b members Of Engine Company No and Hook sn1
Isde, C~papy No with beautiful silver trumpet II hs,s
.n ,s.cr!poc and hanisomy snsrsyvt wtA up
OF fres sprasns and u-'Snis q Tie DvPsnne
HoRsY RUS AWAY AND JUsps Orr rax fgRRr
PRipSE-Or Sundsy uins borsc besonsiHs 70 hs T.
smith btcher Of No " Aousoer street JcSsey LAY hoef&
b~hor, lsh, wasoo which Mrs Smith and hss -
tok fight in he upper psr, Of Newsk and s~
HI lad sr before the occupants o. The wagon sS
th~ n ot and hor- dashed far a. the vJ. whss~
fred opn the and mady plunged Of the bridge nfe hs
va.r Every made By Okcer Clad and e SrV>
men 10 rec animal but without Ta-y. ho~csS
succeeded in saving tho and hauesa comparatively e
Injured The horr valued 81 = 80
BRrIAL AssAULr.-Mr. James Robins. resldlng -
No lis Ere street Jersey City, while sotns honf - san
e'rnlns Wa stachsd by rowdies IN Erie N~t ana ms~ -
tally sen The wound. b. received aid 70 b q sersss
chsrsrer, and b. Is lying critical coodioa Ths ro~'
dies unknown, and hav been uasde>
BrRGI ARR The house Of Recorder Bedford COZ.
ner Of and South lhh srsets jersey CITY esGv1
Sunday night BY means of e keys and nnne< u aes
Cooking stolen
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:
Pl.RDY's n ,TIONAL THEATER.-1he new drama

Q, The Pionr Pa,sio. the Msid Of " War Psh BY NJ
g. L. Aiken from Cobbs poysr Leds' sory Of TIE SANE nt"
srs .uccessuy produced 81 this syoe Thsa'o .s nith
The new and brilliant gorgeous pantomne oil boes also coz
tinues % elicit the accnst"us Vi deet and approval
and has become theme admiration BY Al who have witnessed
Roth Of these pieces will be performed TONIGHT, aud IN"
comedy OF In Of Place. concluding TOMORROW
(Wednesday), two performance (AfrSRfooS ana EVfss.
A tesuois 70 Manager A. FL Purdy rendered him ny ms
COMPANY and Other attaches Of III" Th'e"T Ihe fnnF
Patrol" sDi Borras both ATrERs0OA snd EviAiS, WIN mo
addition OF VIII Ws.ch" 3. night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

Bill OF Az EsGIrSn DyrEcTIvK roR AZ EXCURSION
TO Nyw.YoRx-1Te Birmingham Do'ly Post says
that in June last a Nottingham trader named Baxter
aisconded to the United States carrying with him. a.
was supposed, considerable property. pursuit was
resolved upon by hs creditors and Mr.. Henry fofcs!ef
WINS DISPATCHED TO New-York by the first steamship
On the 10th Of Augut no returned with bis man and
f3sO in cash. His bill for the job amounts to a66s'
The chief item va, the following: $40 LA days en-
gagged at Birmingham, Liverpool, New-York, New.
jersey, Staten Island, Coney Island Brooklyn
Hobokcn, Claremout, Philadelphia Newport, Tary.
town, Albany. Troy Scratogs, Rochester, Buffalo
niagara aud various other places, a, t. rs 3D. per
day on land and t. liza. I'd. per day at sea, as per
I" agreement c3l7 los. Cd" Beside this, there was
10 Der cent on money recovered, E36; paid 10 the
officer assisting him in America, faO refreshment for
assistant in America 49, solicitors bill, t'2i paid
for passage 10 NewYork and back, fi9 rs. obi and
on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

ourch, ard to wbere bio confederate standing. and
ars 4ed them both They gave their names - Wilson
and Milton. They wer shown up al the Deputy So
psrnten5ens office, after which their dasnsrreStypes
were tseu. Agsinst this procedure both s,rougiy pro-
tes,ed, but finally consented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
An EXPLANATION.
T.ne Ettor " Tse h--o Ycrs 1,'5anr.

r, Ire Ed,tOT ~ Ihf he-o fcTk J''1"HF.
SIR: notice among the list Of persons appointed
az ht,nssn,s 10 the Court Sessions. you a ms
ro,nns that joe pin Do~Eug d re 10 rec ina was
no, ar a,eNrsu. mar was appointed in,le TIL, correction
lcs,s. ycr ,.-soas haze spoa about t. sGppong L
Y.s l. BY in ti,g this y1v Vril o5lse fogrs &c, ,
JOSEPH BOWLING.
Jan T. lEsS.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1863

larity auong the Germans and souue Repubiioss,
was very necessarily hustled out amid great sproar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
BROOKE YIN I2EWS.

AsOTp6Y Ferry RCDCCTIOS.-Tbe residents oil tue
Eastern District viii be grati6ed to learn tha. the
Peck slip Ferry Company have been compelled 10
adopt the course Of the South Tenth street Ferry ana
reduce the erage the Peck slip route to one ceo''
notice to this effect posted up al the ferry sate'
about noon yesterday. They are sLo reducing OK
peuses by running lese boats during The night. FROM
10 u. IN. TO d. M but one boat il to De kept on run
ming ouce in 40 minutes from 10 TO T. O'Clock. and from
that time orce IN hour TO o'clock Il. IN. The wages
Of the employee on the Grand street Ferry have aIo
been reduced. The Company 40 claim that tneT
chuer does not compel them to run any boats between
10 O'Clock and aa hour before daylight.
BRooELYS CirY MoRrALITY.-Tlie tOta! number III
deathr in TIL. eli last week 49, Of which ~ we're
raes and g femrles-cf men Is, boys 10; women H.
g;rls y? OF the whole number - we're un1ef one
year Of age The principal diseases were consump-
ton. OF which IL died, and drase os the D's1'' o'
which III died.
Tur KSIrr.-On Sunday night difficulty occurred
between Barney Kane, boy about sif'ecu yeas OF
age, residing at the corner Of Wtbe's "nu Lo'mer
streets, and co.ored 10y Lsned Hofae' hul'on'
The laiter nsmed took out razor and attempted %
Gu, Ksnes throat but the blade pissed nom oehInd
the cor TO tie mouth laying open the lace 70 he Done
Ellison ,ucceede.i IN making his escape
Tif Coux1..--,Judge John a. Lott yesterday com
n,esced his oc;s duties by bedding SPECIAL term OF
toe Supr-me Cour. uoJ occupied the mSnns IN hs"f-
ing motions. ..,...,
J.dgs u. d. Ca:ser c.ened the oe'inna' tern o. tAa
Cay Gov. yesterday morning. sss.ed b, sspeevso
Ssu.l, ssd Sc3wrr. To- Pe.r jay 40, ''npsnns>J.
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tAdyeriAemeDt.
r. Mater aa combined with other implies

Dr. WIsrAR IN his celebrated B.Lsth oI WILD CHERRY hss
pcus. power oTer 81 diseases of the lungs Many Ph 'ssn
s ii in their psece srd generally with marked Success No
genuine ure-s signed l. Butts on the wrsPre'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
TIE DEATH OF SIiEEHtN.

To ne Iditor Of 1Ne \. 7. TTi5l0r
Srr: Please say that am NOT III" Dr. MoGeil men,
to, in connection with the sih OF poll She~s y
:, Jour yon will much obli.c Your rcap'cruly,
JOSEPH : MCNEIL. 81 d.. No 3tE't .S-"e.
Nes,. Yock, J,u T. 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

md the Grand Jur1 aas called. Tho panel was how
ever exhausted before sufficient number WA OBJ
tanned. John i-angstaf tbs keeper Of public house
ID Myrtle avenue Wa plsoed tnal on an Indictment
for violating The excise law in selling liquor on sunday
The Gaze wa opened ami adjourned till to-day The
Grad Jury VII be impanneled on Wednesday, and
the general civil Calendar will be taken up on Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
TAdV0T.Ls'fnFuII
A Useful FAMILY PRHSENf.-B PHAIiS

P.rr.r sEwIsG MACHINES; they warranted to syo salsa
oD Prco Sl2to $50 Offices No. ST Btosdsoy NewYo'S
No. Il. " ashins on ~, Boton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
LAD. ert<sSnP1il
To NERVOUS SJTFFRERS.-A retired clergyman,

restored to health in few days after many years OF gesi n
yous anxious make known the ans 0i caTe
end fr,e tn prescription nsed Dire. the kev JOHN NJ
DAGNALL, NJ. l+j ul,On-st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
IAdIertiser,saL.

81 FOR TEN WRITING LESSONS or one HOUR
E,cs this dsJ the Academy NO 800 BroedwsJ
eairDre O. N.hrt Pr; NE lDr.rlciion 2sren. . .
OtVpR Il. GoLDS@tTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

BuslsEss IN TuE SPECIAL SsssIoSs.-Cases dis
posed Of by the Court of Special Sess oas since it,
ganizoiou. under the new City Charter. FROM May /,
10 December 81, 1857:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

Tnk BRooSLTs MEReASrlLE LtBRARr Assocfi.
rIor.-At an election bed on Saturday evening for
an additional director Of this Association, Mr. Albert
b. Capwel! having received tie highest number OF
vote. Wa declared chosen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

FIEI.-Ihcre was an alarm OF fire in the Sevent
Di,.ic about oclock list nght, which oosnsted ron ~
snrring u ,.aoL, the Bushwirk hac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

Ap,.Xsrs RY The PoLIcE.--Thc police OF the diner
ent e.. total Of 3! air, on Saturday and sunday
.sd accommodate ID 50 dodgers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
CITY ITEMS.

DisXKE 10 THE BOARD or CoCycILNEg.-ln ac
cordance with tinle-honored CUSTOM the Board of
Couucilen yesterday afternoon dined at Delmonicos,
at the invitation Of the officers Of the ensuing year.
Mr. Haswell presided and Mr.. McClenachan occupied
the Vice Chair. After q very excellent dinner, the
healths of Mr.. Tiemsnn. Mr.. Brady Mr.. Haswel, Mr..
J. n. Phillips and others, drank with enthusiasm
Meesrs. IIasw.ll McGlenachap, Brady, Phillps, Rey
nods Genet Crosa Bunce and others spoke to sundry
sentiments, and the affair passed of very happily. If
We may judge from the sentiments advanced. the new
Board ill 20 TO work very hsrmoaiousy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

A;,A-,, AZ, RonnFe,.-A man named John Mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05
SUPERIOR CoURT-spycrAL TEsS-Jsa k-BsfsS yHDp
HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS.

Willard, &C.. agt. Pettigrew, &c.-Motioa Tor NJ
ercy exception to tho decision Of sss Jadss tsa
with 3 costa =
Morris agt. Slatery.-Motion to vet sside iaQssk
denied
Potter sgt. Clarke, &c.-Motion " set aside inqaese
denied, with costs.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank sgt- Hatery.-.
Motion 10 ~, aside inquest denied.
Jones at. Pers.e BroOks.-Motion to sst ssAe
nques. denied 800
Levy agt. Joyce.-Claim Of Vim. Joyce upoa Va
fund dismissed Judgment TO b. settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

NoTyI TuIFyING.-On Sunday two yvsug mrn
,srhe House Hicks street. and ENGAGED board
~y yrre .bown 20 their ROOM which sdcned thz. Of Mr. L.
os-orl and miy. Drins The night OF them called the
potter ard him for brandy under the petense OF schne
Drnz the porter. absence they entered the adjoining room AMI
stole 1850 and arsbo articles having opened the door BY
neo,s OF npIrs When the porter returned they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

Pstrick Iapl;n wss attacked in the Five Point on
Sunday night by John Shea, and badly cut and beaten
about the heed. Shea made his eec7pe, and Lankin
was conveyed t. the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

Ro3BrRIE>-Tle house ~ Mr.. Rouhel, No. 5oo
Grand street wss entered Yesterday afternoon sud robbed OF
NJ ots house in tie Eighteenth Wsrd was entered on
Sunday u and obbcd Of about 100 worth OF silver "s
The hcl b-!ll awakened by ROSE saw 'nee iooos IN
In ho". i. being ssi did ds give the alarm until they
hadl lei, tho p-,n Miss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

ELw-YoRE AND NKw-HAvES SrI-sHsoAr Linz
In noticing yesterday The Winter semens OF this
lire, We iuadverte nty omitted the of the Trav-
eler which rum in correction with the Elm City. the
two forming daily Ire Sundays .Hcepted,, leaving
slerp1'rly Il, > y. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

TIy WARD. Island PCRcH,Sh.-On Thursday
afternoon the report and resolution were concuned IN
ia purhase certain land' OF Alexander McCoaer ST.
uated 90 Wards Island. They we're sent 10 Mayor
Wood and signed. The arbters were, Re previously
limited. nl ready md appointed for'h"ith-P. L.
Scheimcrhorr ny the Mayor ard Ea-NSe.St"nL Alder
man McCowau by McCottec. TIE decision Of these
tso arb,ters 10 matter what price they choose TO
ugre, upon, Is 10 be binding, AID must according to
the resolution be accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

DISORDERLY H0rsE.-Ihe5 POIct Oh inc Ht'eu-
taersh made dpscont hlsordery hol- kept oy
Fgs O Nei Green Pout. Sunday evening and arrroa
Ms y Neil and number Of heE visitors Yesterday tncy were
,oS4 'Sre justice aleu Mr.. ONeu fined el6: James
sbeT ~ 81 and the other. dismissed with areprlmand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

This dame was probably II sovSnty-dress womsn,"
but although Paris noisy with her name, and we
keep an excellent correspondent there, he has never
once mentioned her-for which negligence we think
that VS. shall discharge him by the next mail.
Then, too, we are sorry 10 learn that our friends OF
The Times are hard up, as will appear from the follow
ing lines:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-06
St. Louis, Alton 4 chicago =. X.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
Ch.cago to 81. Louis via st. Louis, Alton 4 Chicago
X v, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GsEAT AMKKiCAn AND q. a. AAus.
The only direct and rsliabie route to the South and
South West, seventy mites shorter than any other
route.
TRAINS leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island Il X, corner Of Van buren, and sherman sts.
ST. Louis Day E1press-10;3O A n-Dsily, Sundays
e~xcepied) arrive at St. Louis 1880 same evening.
st. Louis Might Express-1O.sO ? A-Dsiiy, arrive
At st. Louis IL 80 next morning.
Day KIpress-G,W AA-Daily, arrive ct Chicago
$40 p NJ.
Night Express-2;45 p M-Dsily, arrive at Chicael
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago to u. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Sprinedeld.
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and ali points Oh tbs
| Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Trn-
| nessse Rivers, by taking the above route will be sure
Of mai ing connections and arriving In Se Louis an
advertised time avoiding the vexzoious delays u the
c~lrcuitous route via Lasalie, Pc ria ana Illinois river.
saving tweity-four hours time, being 81 niles fas
distance to Bloomington. Ds less to SLriagncld, ~
i s. to st. Louis and Is less 70 Peoria
THAN Br ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otss-
wa, LaGalle, Rock Island and Central Iowa
AT bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad for
Clinton, wxynesville and Decatur, and with stag
for Peoria.
At Peoria junction with Peoria 4 Ozuawka. y X
FOR walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekis, Brnn-
neli, Rlmwood, Knoxville. Gslesburs. Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibai.
Quipcy and Keok uk, TIE most expeditions and rslis-
be route 70 all portions ~ = Missouri.
At st Louis with Daily FIRST Glass steamers for
New OYle ans ard intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi ard with regular lines u packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and all points on the Aiss0nst.
Tennessee. Cumberland and ArkAnsss Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured 10 all Haslsm
Railroad Onices-st the Compsny's 0nhcss, % Dear.
born street, opposite the fremont House, and II tbs
Michigan Southern and Rock Depots, corner u Van
Bsyen APP sherman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men viii b at the Deps0 %
oil the vAT.ons ines coming into this city 70 cheok
baggage through 70 x-y Joint desired on the line.
A. n. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Qen,l Agent. 0o!cas0. loc20M1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-06
*Acting Governor.
tSecretary and acting Governor.

Lucy STONE AND HER TAxEs.-We
see that nearly all the papers are ma
ing a great deal Of fuss over the late at
tempt Of Mrs. Lucy STONE to evade the
payment of taxes on some real estate
which she owns in New Jersey. Mis-
trcss Lucy is probably quite satisfied
by this time. She has always been
afflicted with a morbid appetite for no.
toriety, and had not been very particu-
lar as to the way in which it waa OBJ
tanned, SO long as she got it. This
was the principal motive for her recent
row with the tax gatherer in New Jer-
sey. She found that the negro bust
ness was pretty we'll done up, and re-
solved to make a strike for woman's
rights. Now, we advise all the editors
TO leave Mrs. STONE, her negroes and
her petticoats alone. She thrives I'M
der opposition, and grows fat upon de-
nunciation. Let her alone.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-06
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Painters Bill.

-
The following literal translation Of
an entry in an old and dnsty account
book in ono Of the converts Of Italy
has been handed us by a gentleman
who spent some years in Italy and de-
voted much Of his time to antiquarian
researches. A document, which view
ed as a mere fiction, would seem al
most sacreligous, loses this objection
when viewed as matter of ordinary
business detail and fact. II may be
added that the gentleman saw all the
pictures alludcd to in the painters bill
together with the various RESERVATIONS
thereon effected. 1t seems that
Giacomo Tasquin. a painter in the
vcar II, having done work in the
convent OF g., demanded for it
rs forms and 10 soldi. The clerk
thinking the account an o~verchargc,
requested him togivc the details, which
are as follows;
l.. For correcting and vanishing
the Ten Commandments. 5 II
.. Embcllishing Pontious Plate
and pntting a new ribbon to
his cap, SO
g.. Putting a new tail to the zoos
ter Of st. Peter, and mending
his comb, %
4. lacking the good theft to his
cross and putting on a e
finger, II
5. Refeathering and gliding the
left wing Of the angel Gabriel, IA ls
6. Washing the face of the SER
want of the great High Priest
Caifas, and painting up his
cheeks, IL
7. Making the heavens nearly
new, putting in two stars gild-
ing the sun and cleaning the
moon, Z IA
8. String up the flames of Pur-
gatory, and restoring a few
souls, 6 6
8. Rcvivfng the fire o fthc intern
al regions putting a new tail
to Lucifcr, mcnding his left
hoof, and doing other things
to the condemned, 40.
10. Repairing the vest of IIerod
and putting in two teeth, also
adjusting his wig, 22
II. Mending the leather panta-
looms of Amos and putting
two buttons to his vest, %
II. Putting some new shoes on
Tobias son who travelled with
the angel Gabriel, and a new
handle to his travelling bag, 25
10. Cleaning the ears of Balaam's
ass and shooting him, 81
IA. Putting the earrings to the
ears OF Sarah,
10. Putting a new stone in
David's sling, making the
head Of Goliah larger, and
drawing his legs further back, 3 l
10 Putting in a few teeth to the
jaw-bone Of Simpsons ass, L
l6. Corking up Noah's ark and
putting on Noah a new pair
of sleeves, GO
Is. Putting a patch on the shirt
of the Prodigal Son-washing
the pigs, and putting the water
in the trough, "a
10. Putting the handle to the
pitcher of the Good Samari-
tan l )
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-06
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