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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

Petersburg IntelliEencer for Sale,
Messrs. McDosALD & PAGE, proprietors of the
Petersburg Iateigencer, offer that paper for sale
In their advertseme Mt, they announce their dss;ra
to sell, a. they are not residents of Petersburg
The lntelgencer is highly respectable and mfr,
entail political Journal published and circpIs,oa
10 = populous, wealthy and intelligent Community
The propriotors say:
with the prestige which TIE Iy7l.f1i,.sc,, :,
a. the Oldest paper In the State, fhayin,, hasn
taoiiened about sesentyfye years aro1 bpt l,,t,.
snort "ocd De required TO place IL tv the aide NJ
tne most Influential aud fourishine Notw;,h
s,anaing the lact that the ordinary agencies EN-.
pioyea 10 extending tho business Of Newspaper
vu'css nave never been used in behalf of this. the
sste proprietor, hr. John W. Syme, gave the assu.
rance, that for long period he had realized from
u an annual income Of from four to six thousand
dollars" @'"au
Verbal or written propositions may be mad. 10
the preprietors either at Gotham, Albemsrle. or
In this city.
Ar. MCDONALD, II is understood, has beeoma a
member OF the Richmond editorial f.stsrni,v NJ
10 gentleman Of talents, whoss editorial dsaor,,
nsns In the Lyncbburg virgiuian and peter,hnr,
Ioteiiigeucer commanded for him the resnso, %
the profession. Frank and firm In discu,sio, h,
yet ever courteous and fair to his sdyerssrv-
osp'ssng that sonss OF what 10 due to o,hsr,
"aisa 10 10 great degree the offspring Of nrons,
ssifrespcct, and which rsines and dipniss. ~.
tc.ial Intercourse. ''
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sENrEScE OF DrATH.-AeAsnder Robinson, ono
of the parties who recently Committed a n ontraao
on the person OF female named jane Norris In
New Castle county, Del, has been tried convicted
and sentenced to lie hung on the llth OF FEBRUARY
TINS 10 the case In which the parties induced the
telling her that her brother residing .oma e,;,cs
distant, were dying, and had seat them for her 10
hasten to him before he died. She jumped into n
carriage with them, after hight, was driven 10 a
a i;s,a spot, along turnpike, where she was
violated; beaten and shamefuIly sbnsed ~
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRx.-A fire occurred at Cairo. Ill.
iast week, destroying the large "springfeld
block" fronting on the Ohio river side, owned by
me Cairo Company, and occupied by the Cairo
Sy Bang, post Office, telegraph office, the Office of
one OF the Cairo papers, aud several business
hrms. The loss is estimated at 1886, 600.
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fH PEARL AMBkoTYPEs-
ONLY Fifty CENTS.
POWERS makes the largest Fifty CENT An
BROTYpES that Is made la the citv.
pOWEEs, PEARL AMBROrYPES arc the mort
beautiful in the world. -
10 I5-it% ISL Main ST.
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RELIGIOUS At Amelia c. H., Va ION Sunday last,
Rev. D. McIlwaino. of Petersburg, was ms IA lie 4
20 pastor OF the Presbyterian Church there. Rev,
Z. '. Moore, of Richmond, was among the m inis
ters officiating
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FATAL soaSAsbUnsM John Ii. Brown.on, son
OF o. 4. Brownson. editor Of the R4view of that
name, was killed at St Paul, MIMI, by walking io
MS sieep ont OF window ninety feet from the
ground. lie Was lawyer by profession, and bad
contributed many OF tho most talented articles 10
nis iathsr )ourra About Elk weeks ago be mot
with an accident in which he sustained !. severe
cut on the head by falling down the fight OF
STAIRS leading 70 his office; he having arisen in
MS s'eep, lighteda candle, and was proceeding to
.ne lover front door, under the impression that
some person was there who desired adnittsucc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

81 WALKING Shoes and Boots for
ladies. misses and children. An endless
IA variety of the best quality of Boots and hoes,
-$r of The most approved style, on hand and for
sale at low prices by MARCUS HARRIS.
deI5 lS3 Broad street.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL
soNEAU's CRLvRRATyb MOVING MIRROR oY
AUSTRALIA

soNEAU's CELvRRATye MOVING MIRROR 0Y
AUSTRALIA
AND THE
G Z L Z s IAL PTRE.
WILL OPEN AT TIE SPLENDID NEH HiLy
or TIE hECHfANf(y L1ySTTIITE ON
M NDAY NIGHT, Deer. 18th,
For q short tirno only. Ihis MAGNIFICENT WORK Of
,rt. has been exhibited in Baltimore ard wsshipg-
ton tor sfhtse1l tcesks, 10 cyGrfsd ard fosAios1e
houses Tue Mirror covers TwEsTY-oSE TaCtJ.
SAND FEET OF CANVASS, ard CONTAINS TWEEN
fY.F;VE HUNDRED LIRE SIZE FIGURES giv-
ng correct and truthful representation Of 'fs
History. Topography. Manners and Castoms Pas.
times Ceremonies, Manufactures, &c. SC. Of the
,udrslian and the Chinese. The, ie9sClerfs fIiaj.
i,tgs ack no wiedge by the Press oHd P,tse "a
she most nao0nif cfm tcork Of art ersr sthtbsd ia
this country The tiirrnr is accompanied With 40
INTERESTING 3>scriptirs lecturer.
ADMISSION:
slBRie u cts.
4 Gentleman and two Ladies-.-,.....--.ei 20
- cfs
Co0red taller y cts.
Day Exhibitions will be given on SATURDAY
and WEDNESDAY afternoons, for the convenience
OF families and schools. Admission Is cts, children
70 cts. to afternoon exhibitions
Doors open az 6la to commence at Ia. Afternoon
doors open at 2, to commence at 3.
de 4-2w
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@ FycELLENT CHANCE FOR Lovers OF FINE Pic
rUREs.-Another fine opportunity is offered tenor
morning at ii o'clock. at the old stand Of Thos
A. Rust. g. Main street. for lovers of choice engrs
wings to crafty their taste. At similar sale re-
Gently, the advantages Of such a mode of selling
were plainly shown Alarge number of connoiseurs
in art gathered, and all enabled to graft
y their desires at by far reasonable rates than
engravings offered at in this city before
Let .ali-ladies ard gentlemen-remember that to.
morrow sale in which they are interested takes
place. O. morrow at II O'Clock.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ta.

L ken from my office, some time since the Ist CT
October, an EN9lSEER'S INSTRUMENT, (Frsu-
sit,) l.iade By Knox Shain, of Philadelphia II
has one of the Bubble Glasses broken. / will psT
the above reward for its delivery to me, at the OF
fee of the Richmond aud York River Railroad Co
NO lI2 Main street.
no PTS r. DaIInIlR
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@~ NoTIcn The annual meeting of
the STOCK holders Of tho MANCHESTER CoTToy AND
McoL MANUFACTURING COMPANY will hs held on
WEDNESDAY, tho 18th inst, ct i2 O'clock, nj the
de lest WIN III POWERS Apeuk
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RE- RELIEF FROM CoUGH IN TEN MIE.
Urgs -Pectoral Candy, or Horebound Liverwort
&c for Coughs. Colds Bronchitis, and all Affections
OF the throat and Lungs. Particularly ada pied fol
children, recommended by physicians as a superio,
article Prepared only by GEO DOW DEN. Drug
gis. and Chemist. l76 Broad street Richmond, Va.
Price-25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists. de it-lm
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Ak1 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'6
zssn2 SHOES On md about three hundred
pairs of Ladies' and Children's Shoes III. balance
of tho etock As / have discontinued this depart
ment Of my business, will sell &C any price, regard
less of cost.
de II ALFRED MOSES. So Main street.
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.nacks, at ali hours.

Large and pleasant Private Rooms, fer Dinner,
Supper and Club parties.
Lodging Rooms, By the day, week or month, with
or without meats.
Gentlemen visiting the city. or having rooms in
vicinity, will find 1t greatly 70 their interest 70
take their meals with Us. they can breakfast,
dine or sup at auy hour during the day or n!shi.
HAYWARD 4 co,
DO film 81 Main street
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To EDITOR oF EVANGELIST My age Is Sixty. One
year ago, my hair was very grey, and had gradual.
ly fallen until it had become thin. l commenced
using Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
also the Zylobalsamum, now my hair Is RESTORED TO
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, ani ceased to fali.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

60 RICHMOND THEATRE
Third and Positively Last Appearance
But three, of the II ghly pi-tinguit he'd Artistic,
MRS JULIA DEAN
BAYSE,
Who will render her beautiful impersonation OF
the
COUNTESS,
in Sheridan Knowles splendid pay of
LOVE,
THE COUNTESS AND SERF.
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE, as
THE COUNTESS.
KNOWLES GREAT PLAY of
"L0NE,''
TONIGHT.
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T OST. On Sunday night, between
~ Trinity church and sth street a Brown Cath
CAPE, with silk Collar and silk Fringe Tbs
finder will receive liberal reward By leaving thu
same at JOHN HARTZo Tailor Shop, on sta be-
tween Broad and Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

k- NoTIcE OF BOOK SALE ask at
tantion of tho public to the sale of messrs Harold
Murray's stock of Books, Stationery. Bindery Appa
ratus. Herrings' Safe, ii Is Show Gaze, &C, to con-
nance every MORNING, during this week, at II
O'clock. and every EVENING. att o'clock
At Ia o'clock, precisely. THIS LAY. will be sold
one OF Herrinss Fire Proof Saies MARRY nsw an;
IN good order. HENkX W w ahbbS,
de 15-It auctonear.
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.A4 FOR PHILADELPHIA. - The
A&superior fast sailing schr ELECTRIC, Capt
J J LoIa. having most of her cargo engaged. will
sail with quick dispatch. For balance of freight,
apply TO W COLQUITT co.
de- l5--Sk
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rM. Sr. PAUL's CHURCH LECTURE
RooM viii NOT be opened for service this evening.
daI s-Its
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SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.

- AMERICAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT ABROAD
Every American must feel his heart beat with pride
when he reads the late speech Of Hon MIR Bright,
NJ ?, in favor of introducing the American form of
governmental least as far as representation is
concerned-into Great Britain. The honorable gen.
tleman was loudly cheered by his constitucptsand
never more so than when he illustrated one result
of Republican government. By exhibiting speci'
mems of those handsome handbiils and posters &c,
printed at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE J D HAMMERS
LY 4 Co, Proprietors.
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LOST.

T OST Or MISLAlD-A certificate Of
Ia shares of stock in the Homestead Conp,py
drawn ia the name. and payable TO the order of m
i Stevenson. All pers. Ms are forwarded ass lst
buying or trailing for tho same, as payment has
been stopped. HM SPEfENSON
de lt-ntE
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AEa LADIES' Thick Sole CATERS
% and Fexed Caters, at ONLY Sl.50 per pair.
MARCUS HARRIS,
ia BROAD ptvant
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THE ART OF BOXING-PaOFEssOR

NATH'L A TuOMPsoy.
sec'y Ashland jockey Club
Ashland Va Dec f3.h. Ia57 Dc fa~bstJ
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WANTED--A situation as Teacher,
w by young lady of Richmond, experienced
In teaching, and is fully competent TO teach the
English branches and music on thu Piano Forte
Best of references given. if required. Address Miss
Il. Richmond z o.
EN B-Immediate application desirable.
de I1-9-x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

CITIZEN FIRE COMPANY,
31- No 6-Attend called nesting of your
SzSsSvSi 3 company. at YOUR usual place OF meet
This (WEDNEsDAY) evening, at
clock.
BY order Of COMMITTEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17


BsADr-TArIxR. pues.ay, Nov 10, BY the Rev
Hugh Brady, STEPHEN : ef.~ - son OF Andrew Brady
Esq 10 HANNAH Wkp, daugsiteT Of David Taper all Of
this city
CosxsNe--BARssy.--M Baraeysrllc, on Monday, Nov.
g. by the Rev. u. Cook Eos COMING, Esq, OF New
York, 10 Hiss MARY r. daughter OF Mason Barney. Esq
CARPxS1vR-HoRroS. Lake Hahopac, on Monday
nov. 49, by the Rev Mr.. Foster, Mr. EDWARD o. CAkPES
rss OF New York, to Miss ASE HoHros, OF the former
place.
L0YpHIct vSs In Bridgeport, Conn., Friday, Nor.
Il b. the Rev J, N ferrec VIM A. 1dOsr Esq, OF New
Orleans, La, 20 Miss VIRGINIA HIadrss, Of Brook
Ign, ~ Y.
Noric@ and Rc smond ya.) California and New Or
leans papers please copy.
LAwRIieE-PEsTxt-OnT Tuesday morning, Nov. 10, at
St Georges church. by the Rev. Stephen H. Tying, On.
JoHN 8 IASsEScE to ;SAsaH j. daughter OF the e Dani
c. Peniz, Ee1 all Of tim city.
MuRRAY-MoRrHY.--0n Monday evening, Nov. 1, by the
Kew James sFsett at biz residence, Mr.. FRANCE MGR
RAY, late OF Scotland, to Hiss MANY MURPHY Of this
city.
snIEr-BrREyoGE WHITE Plains, on Monday, Nov.
IS by the Rev. Dr. Teese, Nj. AIExANsxR T. MIILsR OF
this city TO Miss JULIA BcRRSsg OF the former place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sN uaven, on Tuesday Nov
o. at the Third Congregational CnSch by the Rev Dr.
Cleveland Mr.. JOHN HEssy Norsgop, OF Cornwall Coma
Mss ELLEN Augusta MANSFIELD Of tho former place
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, Nov. 49, by The
Rev. Henry Roberts CHARLES r. SAIMxAnER to HARRIET s.
daughter Of VIM. A. aud Lucinda Roberts, all of this
city.
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progressive science Muscrshotid ali these cndearing
young charms"
Or. A. ii STEVENS very appropriately replied, max ins
that evenn Of distinguished genemaS Kentucky
ex Secret ~ Guthrie.
Dr. 6u RE responded TO the allusion, p>yiny high
COT olim to the medical faculty and espcclayy 10 r
Duder,o kentucky, whom he designated ol'c OF tue
Creates rgeops and offenders OF medical ~hom
he ever krN>w. Mr. Guthrie also spoke Ia glowing teNs
ofthe enlightened and influential press of the country
The fifth ard sast toast
woman-Her virtue Is examples her lose Is reward
Music-"Le the toast let the toast be dear women
Mr. ELLIOT very eoqucatly responded 10 this toast, Oh
serving that he had had intention Of grinding ont some
verses in which to respond but his machine han faei
Poetry however not necessary to record the praises
OF her whose virtue example and whose love i our
reward
The stewards Messrs. Foster, Hubbard, Wood
ward, Van Kleek Smith, Markoe and Corson, TO whom
much praise is due.
The whole proceedings terminated at an advanced hour,
every person retiring fully satisfied With the entertain
ment
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THE GIRO AssfAx-HER SIZE, HER POWER Nd HEt
APPEARANCE.
The fourth specimen OF the Galway steamsIk win
haI arrived in New York the Crcassisn now lies at her
per IN The North river where she attracts much notice
The cireassian Is fine steamship, having been built
about eighteen months ago. the ship yard Of Mcssrs
Lara Co. Of Brkenhead, Gear Liverpool, at COS. Of
t1cooo, or aboa, $3.50 900 She is 2T5 feet length
over all 40 feet 10 width OF BEAM and SO feet in depth OF
hpid. She Is massvey built of IRON and divided by
Du Nncaos INTO several water tight compart She is
full %ged and carries lofty spars Her register tonnage
j. So aud her burden q roo tons She il propeller
Of 400 no ana horse power, which might be up to
500 or mor Her cylinder 30 inches diameter, and
she has for feet stroke She has two large boilers and
fourteen furnaces By the power her steam alone she
could take considerable advantage OF "a fair wind,
owing to the large quantity Of sa she carries, which
would increase her speed through the water Her exte
ror is beautiful 10 view either q noble specimen Of Ana
r'ne architecture or as pleasing objSct of symmetrical
grandeur. Tier prov 10 long, sharp ard overhanging
and u u appropriately ornamented by fne piece Of
sculpture, representing Crcass chief, large us life.
Her accommodations tor passengers OF the first order
on these 100 Gao be accommodated in the first cabin and
state rooms large and we'll ventilated and those OF
the other two cabins proportion The saloon OF the
st cabin is DO feet in length by 16 in width, and is
furnished and finished with elegance and
fort. The table accommodation is ample. The Of
the Crcassian numbers about 100 men, including officers
and altogether she Is regarded of the finest
ships in the Galway line Tho crcassian well provided
and everything necessary safety Of acct
dent
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THE Latest News from Observation-Disclosures
from Japan-The Execution OF James Rod
gers-A Week Of Terrible Storms-Thc
Astoria Csse-EIomicide nj Fulton Market
Another Sparring Exhlbttion-Local Mat
ters-Marlxet Reports, SC.
The FAMILY HERALD. in lis issue Of to-day, will give
all the of the preceding of interest large
quantity of miscellaneous and interesting reading will
contain
The Details Of Two Weeks News from Cafornia-Cose of
the Oregon WarIndan Troubles in Caiforn-Rccord of
Marriages. Births and Deaths the Pacific, &c
Very Interesting from Japan-Lesser from Our Special
Correspondent-Nsval Visit to Nagssak-Wonders Seen
ShoreStro Through the CiyAstonishng Social Elevation
fthe of Japanese officials the United States
Ship Powhattan, &c, &c.
Account Of the Execution of Rodgers the Tombs
on Friday for The John Swanstons Appear
the Morning of his Executon-The Parting
his ParentsExcng Scenes and CrowdSketch of Rodgers
Life, &c.
The Great Hurricane OF octobershpwrecks and Suffering
seayessels Abandoned, Ashore Dsmased Disa
bed-Rsnge of the Storm from Bahamas the Banks Of New
foundland.
report ofthe interesting Suits Astora-Cu
nous Observation-Disclosures Attempt to Abduct Imbecile
Gr-Fight between the Father and the Party Seeking the
Giri-Testimony in the Case, &c.
An account OF the Shooting of Discrdery Sailor at Fulton
Market by Police 0fcer-The Coroncrs InvestigaonThe
Officer Committed for Trial
Affairs in Europe-The Great Chess Tournameu-Iet,ers
from Correspondents AT Paris, srasbourg and Berlin
Another Exhibition of the Fancy"John Morrs-eys Grand
Complimentary BeneatPrescntaon of the q Stakes and
Diamond Pin TO Monissey-IIis Speech, &c.
The Trait OF Methodist Minister wsconsnA Deplora-
bic Picture Missing Girl-Hesrt broken Wife and Unhappy
Family.
The American Institutes Adiress-Tabuar Statement
Receipts, Expenditures, &c.
Important Arrest Of Haul Of Counter
felt Money, together with Presses. Dies. &c.
The Murder IN Baimore-Le,er from The Mother OF
one OF the Accused
Editorials on the leading events Of the day.
Obituary Notices Of Madame Anna Pfefer and other noted
persons.
taned nj the ONCE Of The HasAD and OF all ageas Ad
xrrtisemenu insered Il the usual HGa ALp rates.
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MbSCGl4LzAn6OU0.
IT JONES', 10 ANN sTREFr-s 10 FOR DOUBLE
IN solea water proof .ewed tc0ss; - ~ for double
soled peg boos-wsrrante 10 give satisfaction.
A BARTHoLF's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE HAS
N. no superior.-Herad. once 40 Broadway.
A BARTHOLF's MANurACTuRING SEWING Ma
IL. chine N the bess--New York Leader once &'s
broadway
A NEW sTyLE-pRfCE sS0-GRovER A BAKERS
N celebrated fsmily sewing maehnea seh Broadway mn
quescnahly the best IN the for family are now
offered At rate that places them within the reach q All
~ These celebrated cads splenddy engraved only 90
had NJ Broadway, corner Of nusne street
A Dv1CE-rpx HArR.-Do YoU DYE YOUR HAIR
n II 30, by all means
WILSON'S HAIR CoIoRER, ..
which the cheapest and best article for turning NE BAR sny
shade desea from light brown 70 eesaaai prosn
s linen aenss detection your most intimate
friends.
ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
nvonr hair u Milling Qua turning gray or wess rpm
sickness you are bald troubled win aanofnt or
sick headaeN you wsh 70 increase the growth Of Jour
WILSON'S HAIR REsToREH, -,
composed entirely OF vegetable ingredients and certain r.
medy for Al Diseases of the hair Only two shNgs tor large
bottles you wish 70 keep your hair moist and glossy, or
keep from BENG % AZ Xxx ,{gs Vfi & pox,pr
dese All q Wilson's hair preparations can be purchased
the drug store, No 800 Grand street. Of Allen ~
also in Philadelphia, ~ CsEenders, Third and walnut
streets
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Police intelligence.

CarrrRr os HorEL TmEvEs.-A couple or hotel thieves
were captured At the Gramcrcy Park lousc yesterday
morning under the following circums,anccs.Th evening
pseyees two well dressed and apparently respectable
looking men, giving their A. l. Morris and r
s. King hsng from Brooklpu. applied at the hotel In
question for lodgings The proprietor, Mr. Crocscr,
not struck very fvorably with the appearance 81 his
guests, and accordingly he told the night Waterman TO
keep eye the IRONS of the suspected parties The
thieves kept quiet until about three O'Clock in the
ing, when they started tour Of inspection through
the building After trying the locks a several doors they
suddenly 10 enter the apartments of Mr.. John
X Hackett. from whom they stole a gold watch and q
Iorsemonnse containing $50 ON taking Their departure
tents, and one Of the fellows mad the mpu.
dence 70 drop the empty purse into ono
IN the hallway, opposite the bedroom door Morris aud
King then rctrcatod 10 their apartments and. think
ing themselves perfectly secure, undrcssed and went 10
he'd In Jew minutes aftcrwards however. their sinm
bcts disturbed by the entrance Of three policemen
who had been called Ia by the night Waterman. The
fellows pretended 10 be quite nnoccni and although the
so property found IN their possession, they main
tanned that they anything but guilty. Besides the
gold watch and money belong 70 Mr. Hacket the po
lice found pair Of nppcrs and bunch Of skeleton keys
the ofthe prisoners Yesterday the accused were
conveyed before Justice Kelly At the Jefferson Market 20
lice court, where upon the complaint Of Mr. Hacket and
the evidence of the night Waterman and policemen they
committed Cor trial. each In default a ~ 600 bail
DEADLY AssArIr on Az n-Poucs Jusucy Michael Don.
nelly, builder taken into custody yesterday
charge Of committing deadly assault upon ex Police Jus
tce u. W. Clarke. by striking him on the head with =
club. Il appears that Donney and man named Bcrtinc
engaged law suit relative 20 the possession OF
unfinished houses in Fast korticth street Ar.
Clarke was retained ne counsel for Mr. Bcrtnc and Is
supposed, said or did something which was extremely
dsastefu to the sensitive Mr. Dnneily, whose wrath
excited 10 such pitch that be attacked the exJuscc
al his door, and nearly beat his brains out with
heavy stick The defendant brought before Justice
Kelly, who held him for examination charge % &C.
lonious assault.
TIM wAumR BANK swNprgss.-Charies Livingston
alias Graves who was recently arrested on charge q
swindng merchants by passing waubcck Bank bills upnn
them in the course Of trade committed for trial yes
tcrday, by Justice Brennan, u the Essex Market Polio
Court The other prisoners discharged fur want
sufficient evidence as TO Identification nc.
Ban srRRxNpwRKp. --Sarah Johnson aims Sarah Mid
deion, Who arrested few days ago on a charge
grand larceny, and held W bail by Judge Russell Va IN
sum Of IS o0o was yesterday committed 70 the combs
her bail having surrendered her.
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Jersey City News.

JERSEY Cny COMMON CorNcI4--At the meeting OF the
Jersey City Council last evening" Mayor Gregory presented
the following statement of expenditures for the support of
the city government for months ending November
L. 1858, account provided for by Appropriation