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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-17
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Spring and Summer Stock Of 4
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, ! JEWELRY h
at Wholesale. R
I II HAVE just received frs. instalment IL ss w
l. Of Dry and Variety Goods. 1t cons ists n 80
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Strans. y
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors. Per j
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket KnigY
Sewing Silk. Snuff Boxes Warrsn,s Blaap9
IIandkerchiefss Hosiery Lead Peneilsss /
Boot 4 Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cottons
Gum Suspend'rs, Galoons Shaving Soar.
looks Eyes, Needles Il Pins Hair Ola, "a
,, ylohn Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones.
room Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Ens solopes, ~
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note paDer
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, M Lanes Meaicis
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, SILK Lace.
Also, Mtslins, Ginghams, Prints, and 4 ssnas
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
Alorgc stock ofGold and Silver Watcliss. gifi
Ware, Jeweiry, SC, t1S s'sFa7 " fFF
The early attention Of Country Merchants Z
others is particularly directed to the above stock
29 ROBERT COCHRAN. n
4th street, above Market, SteubonsiiisI
april 30 1857 H4 lgs 10y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-17
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SCoIF FOsT UFFIcE, Adnms co... o.,
March, fst, ,56. |
MEssRs. MEANS & BaoTHERsi 81 10 We now a!
ed the starting Of your second Engine. The
men are satisfied. If you have ever built any
heats eilheroi them, should like to know VI
they are. Come and see these.
u, -,,, OLIVER ROSS, Mill.Ivsiai.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-17
hANQFACTUREp ny
DONALD KENNED

No 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass.
Wholesale Agents. Geo II. Keyser, RI
TIL Logan g. Go, Wheeling; ]. Z. fieInI
cghery city.
And at Retail by John Beall and Joan
Cadizi and by James Cady, C sdiz Junction
/. &. r.; and by all respectable druegisl
where.
Jan. s, 1853 ly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
INQUEST UPON MLhLGHL[r, ALAS
PhIDEEN

Coroa,r Ga1 bic onTussdoy me rp,cgpI - the
New-York HospIt, AM -eld iDquest upon the body
Of Pstrck McLaus hl,r Ella, Paudeen Thc wa, SIT
st tns low jancs-5ouse. No 3 Howard s5rs-t Ss:-
urtay morning bJ Dsniel sliss Daddv Cunnlnsha
Jury ooulo-'d of the following named gentlemen
wa i'm inleiad.
n L. Flo ms1. Ne ri Broadway
tsll R,lly n. sj East Twenty -1nth st-.--
/ d Hsifah No 2 Ho-sio stree
Dsus DetlD Broadway slc Wsrren Cr-efs
q o-ee Il RohiLsoE No ?. Murray street
c lee. No s2Tlid s're.t
o., ge Z GTceE No l Astor House
tb, Ju:y 1sv'ag viswei .hs body the Ccr1aef &C -
r-ert ID IA, 17c-,gatiou BY N, examination OF tas
following Witnesses:
Michael Mclaughlin wang at No 592 Fret av ea ee,
'hee th deceased wab bis brother and that he hin -
tV. snd ~e o. Monday the decc.ssd born Il ~
lsn sad IVES beween aud IS years OF heal OF te
s' GO S' Cay mctia- and my brother .t The HosPs
Lss no eoGvef.s:iou with lin eiatiys TO his =
Iteodore Edgar Of No Sc I.spepsrd street, tsstihea
va o1 ssaiosy last between and ef DC reu.
~, . ,ne & o'ree hos e 20 Howard street, rsa,en ,aS's
VS. Nne efo John Alen. as, CuA1n.tlu wrat sNs -
t soos r'sisen sad he wanted 70 SEQ me s,1 h
% nc vel. a 10 bsv. conversation Te.At 70 Duy
o. N! hoe, tSt him thai would be tsck 10 70 nsOte.
r1n fetencd heert o tskbg AMI upo. 1Lteihs .AN
fssdeeo ssv' Csnnrsbau BY sosi collar tho conTssoI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

Desperate MURDER Br SLAvEs.-The telegraph
mentioned iay 0. two ago nat NJ. James Maxwell!
of Spencer County. KY, had been murdered by his
slass, The LouisriYe Democ-1: has .hs following
pnrtc cu.ars Of tie tragedy;
On he 10Th instant Mr. Maxwe! had occasion to
correct two of his negro wcnsD ard ne gave them a
whipping. BusiDess calling Lin away Fl IN home, he
did not stai his return till late in the cyeoing On
arriving within NILS of his hone ne suddenly
confronted by three Of his negro men. who hsdw way aid
hm ana who began 20 attaCA him with clubs, thu only
weapons they had. Ife drew his knife and made a
desperate arc Courageous resistance cutting one Of
bis essa arts IN the haL6 ar ianothe- in the This
o1,y ,o1sed them t1e. 10 greater fury aud they in.
creased the blows with their clubs ratil they Knocked
him down and then proceeded With devilish fury %
batter BIN ABOUT the bocy ending by crushing ns
1oad aud scattering tis brains around killing him in
etantly.
Tley then lesvlrg the tc jy in the road kindled a
fire. or bad already kinded ene, ard hy,net H. ~
the two hat had been cut ned and the third returned
20 bis msste,s and told ne ts.e He claimed to be
nncCeut himsef AID tist bs preseot only TO try
20 pelsuede the ether two not tc committee deed ae
bad threatened 10 scc5mpsh. The .ntormer is IN Isl
al Springfield. Pu!sui; having been undertaken a.
as tie gbbors COZ be aroused, the two rur.
oe,ers were overtaker AID arrested near Bsist0sn,
srd lodged 10 jail in that town.
THIS terrible gedy has created The greatest excite
ment all through that sec',on OF country snd some
fears are ene-sinei tdat Ly lch av will be resorte1
T.. Mr.. Maxwell = reprssented a. 1avlog been man
of wealth, and a very ht-orabie uprgh m,p not az
s unknc 70 fc've-tp. he leaves vie a.
family TO mourn tlcl~ loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY March 23-Ad. JOHN CLANCY, Pres-
dent, IN the chair, and quorum present.
Damage TO DOCpmeHts.-A message was received
from t5c Mayor, incosng communication from the
Commissioners of Records relative to the leaking of
water from the Street Commissioners Office into the
Registers Office. and the damage to documents. Re-
ferred
Ks,se'p and Chads Hospi'aL-The Committee on
Lands and Places in favor of granting the use OF four
lots Of ground 70 the Nursery and Chlds HOspta for
q playground during the pleasure of the Common
COupc. csms up ard discussed. Aid. Tucker op-
posed It AlS Adams hoped the subject would be re.
faxed back to the Committee. He was one OF that
Committee, and he had not had time to fully consider
tie matter He moved 70 refer back, which was lost.
The paper wss finally laid over.
. Tie Baftcry.-Ald. Murray offered a resolution to
improve the Battery grounds by evelng, raking, and
clssung the grass psts, Laid over.
PoSt-O OGcs.-The Committee on Repairs and Sup
plea reported adverse to TIE view of the Mayor in
re alton 10 Post Office and other United States build
iugs IN tbe Park. The paper was adopted, after
oebs,e, by too.
Cleon,,g Shcets.-Ald STEPHESs offered resolu.
ton requesting the City Inspector to report why per-
sonl employed in cleaning streets 10 Wards not con.
trscted Tor have received pay since the 10th OF
0tobe last. The Board adjourned TO Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
LECOMPTON IN PENNSYLVANIA.

TAsAQrA Pa, March 2O-At the borough election
held this place yesterday William Priser, the Anti
Leccmpto- candidate for Burgess was elected by a
msorty Of ll9 over j o. Conrad .ir.. LscomptoDite.
The Democratic msjo'ity IN The borough Is usually
frcm $50 to 20o
ERIE. Pa. Mach i9-Ths city election took place
yesterday, Laird, An:iLecsmpton Democrat, wss
elected Mayor BY 3l5 majority. Ths whole Anti
Leoompton ticket wa, elected.
READING Pa. March 20 The union Of the Anti
Nsons Administration parties here has resulted in q
complete victory and the election Of Bonneville Keim
esq Mayor Of TIE city Of Reading by i4i majority.
This s pretty good for the heart of the Tenth
Legion Of the Democracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

FEoM rHE Wrsf.-zie 81. Joseph MOI Ga-,'te Of
the lOth iDst Gays:
Mr. Decato agent OF the American Fur Compsoy.
lst Fort Pierre on the ls Cf Febr:aIy AID srrsedin
this cit! or Wednesday last having made the trip in
thirty one days. lie travelled on loot aud aons TO
Council Bufs. Tie In;'.rs during the mast Wi,,er
lave been, toward t9e Writes, morc ,hsn ususily
peacesble owing, 10 docbt, - the &, .ssf f,ur
csmpsD Of troope have Leen stationed at Fort Rao
dall Last November, the Nnicony Icdisps at,aeks "A
end killed ten lodges, numbering about 800 rouI, ot
tse CoIceaux spariDg neithe- men -o-cen no. rhilt
rsp.
Buffalo were moce ple-,,ful than the, ave bsep
for Il number of years and the qusutiy RODE. par
chi Asec ~ unusually lHse. 10 tbeT traffic with the
Irdlsts, tb, traders have been gs,'-s successful
ard tie wrtsrs operations viii yield the Co .ny q
handsome letuIo.
"The eDow was about two ant a half feat deep a,
Fort Pierre when Dir Decsto eftthere be- th. falling
weather during the month Of February ha, no doubt
increased the eLow 70 depth it ha. not attained for
a number Of years A mid Winter Is sure isdica
ton OF dee, snow in the mountains and shoud it be
carried of the present seasou by wstm III and june
rams, The Missouri River may axaio inundats tho
bottom alds Contagious u It, ~ Il did IN ls'3 and
1874"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

THE RsAsos War THE DgsocRaTs wERF DEFEAT
I'D IN NV .H.nrsarRE.-7Te Ne,c-Hnnpsitre Pa.
tyio the leading Democratic paper ct Concord frankly
confesses :he cause Of the recent overwhelming defeat
Of Democracy that State, a. follows. It contains
significant warning to its party in other States:
"Tbe defeat of the Democracy is sufficiently over
1helmDg TO satisfy our most bitter opponents. No
fail TO sea the causs all admit it. The KcRsds
question hns ogo,n crushed rs with ts ponderous
blind, unreasoning power. Before the Lecompton
Constitution byought before the country orr pros
pects for success were highly istteriDg our triumph
seemed to be certain THAI matter, uh The course Of
the administration upon IT, feI ike wet blanket upon
the rising courage AID earnest zeal of frierd snd
From THAT DAY WE WERE DOOMED"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

SIRIoCs FPiDEwIC AT rHE CSNEPSir OF NiR.
GINA letter reoeivst 10 tbis city rom the Cn'Ve.
,ity Of Nugris, dated March IL states tna. very
ser. .us aud fa.a epidemic, scmewhat similar 20 ty-
phod fever has been prevailing fear1y a: that nsti-
tutioo for soma weeks past Quite a number OF tne
stndsuts have already ded and uiary me- stlll SICK
Great alarm prevails among those remslning. A
specsl meeting o! the Board Of Visitors was called
so1 day. ago 70 consider the suloc snd II Psssble
adCpt measures e ccunteract the epidemic. II "s'
egrced to vacaie tae N which he disease olg
rated but II sooa apreare1 10 other apaEtnents
thee beng three new cases sho.ty aiter~aTd' Iue
stue9Gts becoming still more excited, presented q
petl,cp 70 the BCa,i requesting suspen'oI oi tue
lec'-re, which not compiler With.
- week I'll. they have been 'eavicg .spidly
scme o,tb. r boes others taking Their abedes else
where ac6 CT Of 624 who were n the University 1t
thc ccDme -ceTnent there only 300 left Mee.ing,
arc bed nightly TO consider the matte ard additional
measures are beng taken by remarlug students to
procure scspaEs on Of Lectures which f nc. granted
FOOD !. s believed The institution may be fnsly de-
.erte1 until besltbfuue-s again restored Al last
accounts The executive committee rad csled anotber
mestioS OF .ae Bcar5 ard Il was bsiissed come iei
n;s ao:io- woa.d bs taken rter to ,endel at,fsc
III snd safsty 20 these 10 me University. SsveIa.
stude1's Who bsI contract e. the tsver snd left for
o-e quat,re. died before being able = each home.
IBLtuo-e Patriot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
FIRES
Ciau.bI.

pssrRCcrWE FIRE Al szwBCeGh
About oc'cck OF Setr.dsy mornL,s last nfe Fa "a,
1lc;!sred .s.u.ag from the lrs. ban oWnsu AZ
Hon = Rsmsds,l ate Presiie,t of,ee New, 49,
Ere Railroad 81 Nsvsu:gb ans ..a n,s,asn nn.ys vail
rg 70 ave N, la a, II togstaer with its coneots
c5n..,rg Of eight vs.uabs horses, seveIs. COWS Two
csrriae,s sie sh. b.-Dsss, tool., &c together Tsa
seve-ai ,uns OF nay were sntrely consun1h 80,
sl2 OO No ,nsuraa,e Tho fys IS sgppoeei ny msnY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
u ate legis sion.
STEPHEN II BRAhC

FRoN b ENos AYrE--Exl &C. from private -et
ter GATED Jsruary %, 1855:
This city is now in goa. coumercia dStfe's.
Mary horses are fal0e AMI hides without price,
.he.e 20 tuyeU. When | isried here last No
vember hides were selling freely a. 80 cer.s now they
can be purchased the city at from l6 70 II cents
was offered in the ineno: frst-class dry hides al IL
cents. Tho stock o. iry hides THIS city $50 COO q
200 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
BOARD OF COUNCILMEk.
BRANCH'S MANIFESTO.

NJ. Stephen II. Branch, the phsntnropist, 40
psy sympshiEe with the starving p bic orei' il the
an, ,s1 levy" that be Publishes the following adre
fsene-f.
20 ~ Honorable the COmmos CoVscd:
0gArLFnrN-Your petitioner respectfully Tepresetts that
Mayor mann has signed his csu tha, he feels Of
eve ePpnss since the event. that his heart GLOW. with
suts those who voted fcr his claim and 10 the Mayor
olT sd Chanberlaa for IL payment that from the Chsm
en Ls galoped clothing and shed his srthcA
sS end ,-opsed bis fragile form with Hsne, sent moaia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
CAUTION TO HOTRL~kHRPEks

Iuni-s.and that ssv-,si persons us esvess ~ -
49,, .atr" ,.n,.,.o,,nF themselves - Agents 10 WOLF
o', oiS'yfc scsllpps sat ssjins no ss0s ~ tas
gallon alt pipe H., ~ .r.,. .nA IA. NJ bi, ss~auA
these ,DIpostors T., III, .,41 In c,sn ,od o,pt bo<Nss
Ibe eehon. n.me on tho bo.Is nd cst, aad ise
.gltc o h ~ o., vho have bec sviadied Sy thess
, - fse p.yn,snl he ground q fIsea a. The ~
imss,ns - oi,,.',.a bvi.v UpoLPBo WoLrE.
can ao o. g., Ma sser ssd Imporr No n Besv~st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

- ntv. b-eo t1, wO,k e sn i1ceudsy. ss 81 Tie
doc eni Vind ,vS r're ssours.T tadaoci an no Fl
hsi been r3cer.iv bri.-.
IRpGR FfRH AZ lYpFss
A.olt > COX on Sst-.1sy night, 6,e ass dis,ov
ej l,s-lng orc building 40 joining tas house of
the Nar-Ncrx lee Company =; Athens opposite Hud-
son. The farss sp:ssd rspdIy. sni n slo:t :ips
,ght Or-te1 ICe- Iouses as ms1y dwellings sevarsi
s:oi-s. and two ,e stoce1O-sss Esr- on. mas Of
fama- AL e1'i. civ da,tro= j
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

The CorscM All tbs Republican candidates for
Councillor az, chosen, viz MesSrs. Vim II. H. Bailey
Of Concord, Thomas L. whitton Of wolfborough
John n Worcester OF Hollis Allen Ghn ot MARROW,
oni Aurin M Chase Of White6ed.
THE SENATE Tbs Republican, hs7, chosea9 Of
the l2 Senator's.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

THE MAYOR or LotI,VILLE F)RGID, CAPrAS
TRAyIsS GREAr SHooTING MArcH "A C,pt. Travis
bayDg advertised excessively hat hs wOuj, on GER
tan j.J ahoo, on weger, au orange frcn tls aeai
OF boy at Loui.vi'e the Meyer OF tat cry hs' o:'
bldden hc experiment and ordered d, pcce 70 arrest
me pa rles IL lis proclamation le sa.,:
By tba rewspape-s sal fem otle, 'a.i taciory
nfrmatop It i8 ascs-tsued that az unusual danger
our srd probably murderous experiment Is nov IN
progress on a wager Of shooting With pistol BAL
TN orange from tie head of human being, and ai'o
from each Of bis hand' bS another human being:
upon trial ot skill n tbs Use ot the pistol and
whereas this sEperu srt is et tn, imminent perl OF
he anj 10 1e great terror toror 'f the good and
cona eDtious eni aw.abdIrg people OF tbs city and
as the eafety C he al property by law placed
un'e- the protection OF tle MAYOR and Police ne
Mayor tcreby commands y,u . srre, a. per-ons an
gagged sa,1 experiment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
nAyersiru -nt
,TROP-InvoAted ~

THY METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invoated ~
~. suspErs d isIsThs As genuine s!iels has asr.s
IN a Cor producing ths keeu s pcssbs edge 70
e. h. oia.irsd Of the sutssbvs ami sole manufacturers
q ssurDxa, g.r, Ne 7Aao< Hoeso.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

PAri JrLFS, the pcpla7 young vioinist. /: - give
sfs--ss concer: 10 ths c,y Tuesday evening rext
prior 70 bic departure for Brazil He has seat ~ for
pub eaton an aii-ess to tie Pubic Of New.York fom
which the crowded state of columns vii ony Allow
us TO mex. tte following extract
iear. have rssed by since fra Ape d b,-" you
Cbd ani comparatively u1kno~n for thou "a had
teu heard in London ard other srse csp iad a the OF
ten bsi ssinei tie frst prize the C,rsc-r1to're de PI
s.e. ty t. yitos OF those ce. tia, spp-ecsi
Than pi'sr artist then unherscd and vhou,
The aoaA which usually pr.ce1e' the sa,eut Of talent in h'
country Ia commercial phrSsoosy imported ready use
success bringing with neither TIE prestige ot great
nor tie am~ OF brilliant reputation hsa simply the anss
s' Of ability and love for n, lang
sounds. ~terewta 70 claim your ssseaon and enst your
-yups'he-
"Yes T. j. ~ America Il Il 10 the deni,ens OF adopted
country hst owe sIht posess celebrity aud position
sad yo rebound vhstever need OF may
ed uefn this or other lssis
The applause RENDERED when child inceis gracefully
fors boun,ie often -howerct around
my reuembrsace fresh IN b~suty and perfume ~hen
they parted from your approving snd e assured ho0sye
dstsat Journey however ns sbsence your protete
viii with him iaius sentiment OF aH-ctions'e regard u,
ths Kindness sppubsion bestowed o. him N he past
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
| IAdverlsunnl
STATR AND NhTl'

STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL. fossS
tceysle New Yort Otjeoh. u rzis n the pssches
vsaca tbs scsExoe ov Law and In ECtnmpoe.nees
N'si r'"~ S's'" ~ W AAf' "'as I" " voxIa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
CITY ITEMS

AcNDtHY oF Mrsic The e.sa:h sni il,. perform.
ssce b.. or C "Th, HuepeOos, tsk,s pace sd,s
eIen.rr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

To.J........,-....bT VoJ tN" 3IlT
Hsiesvo.e 10 36 500; Gates 81 $50. There wer.
81 scsterng votes cast at the last election, which
va ai3 10 Gates vote Il viii stand 81 631.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
Ihdyertisemeni
Ikdveriseneni

How 10 SUCCEED IN LIPE.-Wear KSOx's
HAJ His spi-s Siye bss just been issued Price four dollars.
Ec 90 BropdwaY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

Ev 'u's ssl7 she maT>t aNc,wesAo. " 90 h.d 10 ~
wll1 bis VII, 20 Cauortis % escape fon the g-,.-iy
oi mao Sx n.a'.s ca Mrs. De- te,. snI io1T
Is,s ster BIZ Jea;a Gs man .ook his o,ha s,so-
daug ga.er Malis 10 Mn. Eseos dance eellsr. Thee,
sis remained foF som, tune Ief -'epfs:aet e1.,ras
mo-. Of ber ea.pnss. A. isostb she became sicA.
sni pls sding vsgrsDcy. wss SEN 10 .ns B.ckwelrs
IsIsnj Hcspas month sso sds came cut sai
bly re n o,he- pace TO 60 10 wee. back to her oa
1aunfe Tsere her s,er-fs.he found her and becsuse
30 wouI cot give bum money. he caused her sr-cse.
The Mayor seot tbc gri to the uouse OF Refuge snd
COMMITTED the old scound7s 10 the Tombs for tnsl.
l. !, believed by vel-iniormei persops thst thsss
are huntrccs Of men sni twice a. many womss.
nea.iy q. foreigners w5o get the- support 10 ths
"sy cot fs~ Of tenn from ,as pro-,ituaoa Of their
ova daughters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

NlBLoS GARDsS.-Ths Rsvel troupe. Who have de-
lighted the public for nearly Thirty ysars as. svenng
gave The first performance OF .heir
At the clOse OF the present season they viii retire to
private life, and tie Rave. family will be remembered
only in .he household words Of afectonate tradition.
The theater last night was crowded 70 Ove;howins
ard the autie.ce gave their old avor'tes most ec
thusa:tc welcome.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
N

JESSIE BRowN continues the great attraction At
PrRoys NATIoAh THEATgs II viii b. rrpestsd To Nisht
M tbe drama o. the SIEGE TsPoLi snd oomsdi~ttA -
JrnBo IUn amusing eDter aomeat could not ts
wisged - Apply early ior pisces
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

ARREsr OF NoToRTous CHARAcTER.-Tbe no.
to,ous Johnry Miller who with eeven Others escaped
rom the cells cf The Fifth Ward Station House On
SATURDAY ngGt, was yesterday recaptured and takca
before Justice Connolly Deputy Superintendent Car
peter made eiiidavt charging him with keeping an
Infamous resort at No 3H Canal street where thieves
oud Other vile cbarscters are in the habit of resortng
ond Inepec - Hutcbrgs ma4e a complaint charging
him vita breaking o.. Of prison Tae magistrate, On
~, se complaints he'd him 10 bsil TO answer Patrick
NcGruery, OF No. 23i West Sixteenth street, became
his bOodiuao
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

INUWDE IIUI M! OhUWDEJ t1Ut toES : 10y
sy wei 'sy Ls f. THE Bride Of an Evening crowds BAR
BUsEUn every afternoon aud evening and the ~
it eEsc, by it, beauty and interest may be heard tuutns
he dsSDt thu.der 10 Ls Park II esnn5 bs SEQ
without outbUrs. 4 sport sneous sdmson IL forces IRON
be mt Indifferent sP'sor The most eIirsvxsnt domonsS
ions Of dpbsht
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

A RrSAwAr GIRL SENT BAcx.-The Mayor re-
celved telegram from Philadelphia f,w days since.
s.a,:og ,ha. yong gih, aged II, named Catharine
Fabo bsiorgirg to Progress n j., ten miles distant
from Philadelphia had run away, and wa, IN New
Yo:k First Marshal Stephens went in pursuit, ssd
yesterday found the truaLt at No l07 West BrosdwAy
The girl was claimed by her fat-er, ani taken homo
Sls toll Mr. Stephen, taat ilt.eatmsut was the cause
Of her nigat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
POLITICiL

NV HAnrsH,rf.-Ths fuL 10, IN tn' i.te election
,tf,,as- tnv.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
iAfysiisemeDtl
FRPDRICKS'S PUOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE or AK

N0s 30 and 81 Brosdwey OIpohte NeIIop@ assar.ss.
1oCKsPss HALLDTPEs DACUEsREoFHrEs ana "'--
~ eysy stye
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

Mrs. Southwo,th attended the Museum yesterday 70
witress the play which has been irsmstzsd from her
story The Bride o. an Evening" She came from
Washington City 20 ses it AMI expressed herself much
pleased with he manner in which it go, Up AID rep
tesen,el.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

FEmaIE DIsoPDEPLIFs ARREsTFD The Mayors
Poice Monday night arrested eight OF the disodehy womsr
who nightly res Br idwsy aud annoy respectable oyen'
They each seat 20 B,ckweYs Island for ak months ~
yasIaDis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

REAL ESTATE The following Gales OF real cstso
wee made yesterday lt the Merchants Exchange by
j. Blocker Son & Cc.:
store and lot No 22d n lot 23r65. ioo
Hou sud lot No 23 T.. 10th 81 between lst snd Av 49,.
To- HAy2 49,
tory hk house and o No ~ Csnron ~ iot 3si00 800
3sory a1d No 5joer Il - lot D. letl0o tpD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

kRaFsr OF JC.K MEs.-Tbe River and Harbo
Police by dreon the Mayor .sted nine uncensed janl
sDop p- around docks Mond.y evening fessrds
the pors Brought before the hsyo aud fined . 10 osA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

SfLLkG UswsoLEsomE MEAT Two meat ped
dler4 usmc1 Felix DusDd and WD Bro~o srresed %
To-day IN Fr vbsr. were fouEd peddnt on, %
ysgon NV holes0ns veal They taken before Jor,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

SUPPOSED HoaioIDG AT Mls.eosgcx.-A few
nights ago eo'ored woman. whoss oams was moi
sce';a'reJ, called a. rgm.hols kep, by George
Eyeso1 in tas. section Of Mamaroneck known a. Shin
bone Alley, where sSns alteration ensusd. which
resu',ej as is alleged, in Evesou committing assault
upon .he woman whose lie u despsirsd Of. Evesoa
ati bis wfs were Immediately ss.i and committed
to js 10 answer for the ofenss. Coroner Morsll Of
Port Chester in view Of these facts, purposes makias
an ante mortem examns.ios tai, morning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

STEALING A HoRsY AND WAGos.-On Tuesday
a;t.ruc NJ Badhc omrw lee employee Of BIT kibo.
the thester with horse snd after thi ssne
e fastened the hoT, Ia front Of the building snd weot In
10 The together but the team
sJ ippesrtd wassubsequeDiy sscetaned that one hhs
Buns Rad had driven No 3t3 Water street.
another person aud drove on Kew. soon
ar arrested With zoe team IN his possession snd Locked up bJ
Iua.ic. CONNOLLY. in deiamt Of ~ 100 ba for LIlA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

AcCIoEsr on rHE IiUDsos RIVER RAuRoAD.-
An accident occurred on Tuesday morning about ?
o'clock on the IIudson River Railroad near German
oWn II sppears ths. the engineer saw rock falling
from the cliffs above on to the track belsw. spd. fsd
ing that the tain could not he stopped before II
reached the rock both he ani the fireman jumped.
The engineer was slightly hurt the fireman, however.
escaped uIipu-ei. AZ aoot "a tns engine struck tins
rocks the coupling broke sai the engine WAS pTocp-
tstsi into the river. No ose elss wa, iur. Two
cs-s we,e also thrown from the track