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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-27

1879 GEO. b. STEEL, cEa
AS'<Os Dentist, 8GfYO
Returns his sincere thanks to those whose liberal pa
tronage he has received during the year past and re-
specially asks continuance of it, assuring them
that all operations, whether ia the mechanical or
operative department will be performed in the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience of eight
years in this city he feels confident of giving, he
believes he has thus far, entire satisfaction He may
be found at ALL HOURS. All work war; anted.
NJ Office and residence. No. 23I Main. above 9th
street. nearly opposite j. w. Davies Marble Works,
Richmond, Va. fe lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-27

YEAST ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED. -
Il SEMPLES INFAbLIBLE BAKING POWDER
for making in n few minutes without yeast and ip
an elegant manner, light, sweet and wholesome
loaf bread, Hot Biscuits Batter, Buokwheat or
other Griddle Cakes Rolls. Ginger Bread, Corn
Cakes. Brown Bread, Dumplings, Puddings. Pot
Pies and every description of Pastry. Prepared
and sold wholesale and retail, by
efsf JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary & Druggist
Market Place, Franklin st. Richmond Va re 2jl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-27
to the Advertisement Q

OUTER DEP0T.--Just received, o
ID fr>.h suppIy az prime GOSHEN and ROLL
BUTTER. Lard 1bGsse Pfas, Deans, and DRIED
Fruir-at the bUTTER DEPOT. Nam streHt. b.
tween 18th and 18th ats, nearly opposite ne Old
Market. BROOKE tLkABAAIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

R,p,.sso 10 Isnttss fsqa's. - ursi.er~i rr.ss
Berd.i ks s, tbA Govt d 5s8 d-irer or
SEED 10 s'.EsI The ..le az r't Cs!oata 81 aSs, Bcaiby
.s,rsso puncheor. tine rrld.i. and 10 pgaoseob.
Bsrhsso.s sold 81 100.
OLs-OHve-HcIdcr. FIRM bu, tbo demand /. ~. .cv.
Gs!.h sc Maaas and Seville 8 10 GiT M,E.dor GiL
sperm stead, fsei Pse sou'tep $50 Cd SO 10. liz.
C,ylor u c4A. Palu-S.4ler. d fine Lss1. q, 20.
hct-Ae' SS bag. .od during tho week. p,io-s ss,in
rid. s"dS3 for Eoet AID % or iue Meoushy rI6 VI
c1sn'e ATacsn 2a76; Rans"on = Msdasa'car ss9 fof
sALTrETrR very dull ana az LTer
RUM fm ~ Punchrons Deuner.r soa al fog mid. for
god. AID {! ba26 for fine; common qliet.
steAR-God qualities demand snd rather d'se' bat e
The es 1880 hbds 900 and E. Inds
a. snc,on tie Tr,er p~ found huyer Foreign: 3r baskets
o. IS Gq4e 5ls hbd and 35 bbs Porto Rico .od s1s
~ iro. brown . low yeov and So sa Is forl,. g,i'1
Inferior decHp,ion sdd at % 60s for Browa and aw Grly
al 81 eofo for w to middinc Gray OF jis bove. Ia
pat so,d u poes good foreites a. 81 -ogf le
P,y.S % % Ic ane .I. o1 ,oS o b,e a,
4s 6G Nos 1Ol 10 l2st q eaH, md No. sS 80 Figa
ins hsve bee in good h having been ID At fu
.uIed 2I5o b1xe. No q, So and ss bose. No Il two
Brazil tr ports in The Ne dcusnesn insured a. 90 ca's
S and $500 boxes IIsvAns No 49, ,r Trieste
TN-Epgi'b is quiet; we qgote Boct' ~ Bars l-'
TURPEsTI4ENo arrivals OF Roush 800 bbs Inferior si 81
0 Spirits desrer; American IN casks ~. ,,..l,
Ct I'o}. but this sf~rroon theresre buyrn,t
TALLow steady 55 r St. Petersburg y G. on tue spot and
AMTRicss srocIs-Thsre has been fair den,nd dsist the
ssots. stes HG 1fT :. io5 Sayad ssas ss3 MdPa
nounal 4Od42 for Planters. and Iof2 for Union .x nl
9h& & st. es l5 pd sbgS va 81 Bond. a. Sraa.
s%S5 DE- sSps s S.siTa ia dI No"s Scotia
k.d Bond, cs.n s1 s q ss s1sda @S5 do Bod s
6SS EewYork Central S4dG6 DO =, sids5 SHARES. 7s
1so NwYork and Ers :. Converting Bond' "%S Sokas
Fnnd 8628. Panama Bonds laJ9 Sd9Ji do. 49, Jidsj.
Penusyysns Central Railroad 6' oSeSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Barring Brother. A Co.. C,.c,,,

Per Lsrcrd LONDON Friday, Feb 49, lss IN fl,
The iohis and Foreign Produce markets continue adv u
% AZ 81 mocy. and g7 Tor the Ra SuvgR 1,
Mex car Dollars b. DoUBLO0Ns-South AuAric.n ~ q
Spanish T6 J. AMERIcAS Eagles 70 ~
CoCuNI AL90 bag. G1ctipn panty sJli Hondura. Sye,
nliddGs good blight 9aS slacks Ordinary and =
sood ?; Tenrr,ar Bact silver TO- MeGicsn silver
low AID u4ida.ius. 3 39S 5, B..eks 6GS
CorFrr firm wi ho. chang, in prices. We qie'e ShcshinG
lao Tush Gaze and Tile 2l7. Best solettod siS; Yellow
Meta Sheaih.nk "a. e n.
CoooA-Ab1dt 80 hsg. Quay iul sold II 73.,
COHN1le u.AFbet i rather hrDtr without chsue - puc"+
Las, sy~r-sr quotation for English WHEII q on
$50 rrturLed We quote Nhlic Ameucsa WHAaT - q
- and k,d ~ as a. a.. American FLOUR Il dSf y b.
Sor10s sse' for tEe ~esi -, bslss stvcfy m price,. ~
Liverpool thcr has boeu extensive dc nsnd aud the
week srouut 90 bales prices 3D. u higher mid
oilr.ts being qcotsd Ia. y 10.
.o''l que AL good taken % a. fuu rste
oes p'loas A.h-T easier. Toe transactions iOf
.oup,-c 4iO casks l3 barrels, SJ7 bags Plantation
- % eGo| iof low mid smN! 70 low mid, 6i ~ tor
EoC se nag ns'h y essks S bis 6i5 bAs, Native C'y'n
49, I t,'i ord uuclesu lf5 bsEs 81. DpaiSGI a. u
-" y. Hya oft 20 bass wssh ID RLo s0 portion oGly
"D.g OF T. ~ ~ bef' 4"4 Ria old - 81 asJ
=. n ~ - F't'rsours Ccsu f28 10 a -, l6o
baes b"nhsy mostly b. sl ju frn S2l 3 f fair ~ GOA
Jvrr o' :" bales oarird 10 public sale the chi, portion
w1 bousbi m iom "a -f no 60 Sis f rood orsy
The qasni'y soo "er' ir0u 6G s6 fr good mid bae,
WITHDRAWN ''
IsoSw,. .b n iair dea.n5 es 10 ets IS tr Rail. and
46 ~ for Bars frce on ard War. Ne ou. $500 pi,,
g. for u'tT' number on the c yd-
SDIGOThe p.Tioocs sales closed the .2h in,,.g mi,
ess conpS'ed With Oot"brf Cd d lower 90 Regy.
% Oudo sGasd kuTssp std dAsd 90 Asdras Of IN,
Vbch for IpTt The Tor homo and r.sse
LlSsgEo C.gEs Il Dodofste demand al I.e qgn.,tiou.
csso of Mssees syyed the coss bss beeo rod ..
D., e. T. sod ....
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

correspondent Of the Indfpcnddnce BeTge aays
that experiment OF the greatest interest Is about 70
take Mace at Pera, with machine acting by me ins
Of coz pressed air, and csiued to possess motive
force OF a power equal to tbat Of other machines,
st saving of Is per cent of fuel Its mechanism Is
work n revolution The invention of this machine is
due to NJ. Dutern, a young mecha hanc, who has aban-
6oned lucrative position q railroad, in order to
devote himself 10 this important problem.
The Post Ztitung, of Augsburg, an Ultramontane
journal has pronounced itself in favor Of torture in
extraordinary cases since the recent attempt on the
lie cf Louis Napoleon.
Some time since five little children were killed at
Soikenhain, Slleria, by boy Of ten, who locked
them up in E large trunk. The young murderer has
just been condemned to five years imprisonment. He
gave as the motive for his crime, q desire to punish
little gir ho had Injured his sister. As for the
other children" said be, ~ could not preveot them
FROM dying with her"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
EGYPT.

The cor,e.pon5ent of The London I''''' wr'u"g
f,o.,, sIe,nr dria on Feb. B. says; -....,; 90.
iVa W -, ;tad states Corvette Constitution, ater
I've h 80 about ten days, has taken her depart
roS'p Coz messpa Il at one time thought th,t she
ue ' ,.t steer for the coast of Syrs, in order to
give the support Of her to the Amerc aT CG ths
os oC making an Investigation into the circum'
s.nces attending an outrage o( emost ruff 'nly MATURE
81 which an American missionary stationed at Jrha
and his family have lately been the victims. aiS
c~ntjemar' bouse wa broken into during the ngnt
Ie Limseli stunned by blow on the head his son'n-
law killed outright. and his wife sod daughter sup
;ected TO the gossest ndgntes at the hands o' the
a.sassirs The strocity has been ascnoed TO an ou-
break Of Mohsm n.den finaticsm; but II seems as
Gkey that il was merely an aggravated case OF bur
rIsry, and Mr. DE Leon, the United states Gon,Hl'
viii 70 doubt hnd the Turkish authorities iuy dis
posed to second him in his efforts to trace out tng au
fbor of the crime without the necessity OF the threat
that would be implied by the presence Of shiP-of-
war"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
DENMARK & THE DUCHIES

Itis stated that the Germanic Bund ia about 10 re-
ouest in tbo form of an ulDlatWlH that the kiog O
Denmark will change the constitutional institutions OF
HoIstein and Lauenburg 50 that they may be IN &C
c0rdance with the federal laws OF Germany. - IS Is
also said that the tenth corps darroe about to
assemble at Hanover, nominaly in order to make ar
rsngemepts for the usual maneuvers but in resy Tor
prcparing 10 occupy Holstein and Lnuenburs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
A PRIVATE WATcH.

PRIVATE WATcHNAN ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
-srd4y sboi oCoek Officer wilson OF the olAeehtA
Frecct ,epod tha, jaime, Kieran priygs watchusn EN-
How'd By hr Johrscu 6lsnt un,ch Of moa's'
V FOO: q street North River had oe"L
sly dc wned Kieusn sp6~sr having become very
cold from ,xpo-re the night a attempted u 60 ah0ah U
anal hns,lf when he slipped and FELL o'ere1ar
Ss hesd.t agdbs he ice. II way aLh IN al IN
ts; h. o. ot sight search ulAie i'm nedatey lr Tue
dy but as eyeuir IL taf not been reoveceL lhe ce
cee.ed IL sided at No sS2 West Siytnerth street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

,e,;.I noiD,s 20 the demands Of the French G'yera
% %e" TSc.s T points re"o the refugee, ard Sy S,aS Gs
10 Gepca who may be considered dangerous - '"'
French Government. -, ,o.I...ve the Cavern
men, r,o,os1 20 puni.h with ten years OF transport"
f;ou tic crime Of political sssassihe'o"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
IAdv.rri~mertI

DR.. S. s. FrrCHs SIX LECTURES, emorscsg m
eapsssnn ths By whics BE- ours. "a 80 -
oLst ch.o,is .osder. and Ra.. Of Heat. S ,nssn sos.
Of god hstioa-;ife nay Be psrssTy.a 49,. - pa
&. cdo- oeot. By .aa free O. PoS.sc ~ 80 -
Gve Po-t CGrs ud Dtste Mi stdrss D. D f''S- - w. Ne
IA Br>dusV n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
F,tAL AccIoEsr.-Tbos. Nelsou. q seaman re

FATAL AcCIDESr.-Thos. NelsDu. q seaman re.
Gently Gisc hsrErd r. the Waba,h fc fou tho mntope
ysId Of Ire bark Esoo II the Narrow IS he v" procs l
On "wednesday a.t He the main chsn ana
Doori the sutscs e the wse ana
cat pr,rd The ehains where h. struck ard so thS
covered with blood He EnghDsn ana nl' 'niP
,sy he had $50 500 in belt around M 10y
boat lowered frDm The ine sie ot ~ eno'S "
-scue the gtioi.unse proved uIsSaIins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
IAdvertissmentI
Evas,fxp YOlfR SCALEs.

An INCORRECT SCALE WILL CLAW fh Nki 49, w
oP AZ APPARENTLY rsosfrfscs BVss.''
Tr year se.es thoroughly ard onud ineo',ses ~
ssSie aud boy oIe of PusBAkKs csLhkAIsD 49, -'
rer.siy sekeowl-drcd -,zndsrd for correct ~exa-
More tsan lG6 cires-nt nodi6ostio fof sts " ~
F.lASEs L &C., M. 10 bfosaNH a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLLGENCE.

Iospos MONEY MARKET.-The fluids had been
boysn throughout the week and the pnce OF cou steadily
advanced They closed the 18th 81 6s' o bOth sey
tnd account with firm market. . A.
Tho dcIuond money moderate snd the rates 10 the
open market ranged tro % u cont Al the BANK tuce
hsd be- n no fur her reduction In tn rate. . -
ruuor that the interest on the March Exchfqlet
bills about 70 be called would be reduced from y to ltL
day. ., -, ,,,..,-
The Bisndford Bank Of Oa Snow had failed The Liabilities
were quite smell ~,
duced from ten 10 eight uil ion' sterling. ~
The shipment Of silver Indi and China toe goth February
amounted to t2l7.45A
Canadian had very asey advanced In LONDON;
say as much ss 4 80 y share -
The weekly Of the Benh o Eoasnd show further 10,
Of f7s4 n the snourt OF huIhonhe totA sum hed
By the Bank being tl7,S3l, lji. -, -
AMERICAN SECURITIES --Messrs ID. Bell. Son X
Co syiurns there has beer active deind
r tbe various nj American SEC r' state Stock
transactions have taken ps a
generally bgher priceA Raisy Bonds snd Shares have so
b. good demand and atons in most cases are ma
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
A NOTE FROM .iR. AsTOR.

To tts E5itor ef N, ~ L. Fr'6me.
Mn: | rotice iu your paperof Yesterday that my
ns i. mentioned as one of the Vice Preside ms OF the
"Lecouptt Meeting" he,d at Tsnuany Hall
March :. 80
krowled se or c ,nsent and contrary to my wishes
Refpec fully yours j. }. AIOhi 'N
NJ Io,k Nafc, lat8
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

cor nj OF SPECIAL sFSSIOsS-March s-Bef,re Ju-ices
OssoEsy sra BsyAssN
Tie Court opened this mOrnlng With the following
srtaI N1 frsoh J ssspenGrd 81 bail i
o.aI o.
John BennGn, charged with an ssssult and bsttcry
Joeph DAFT sALr r. .Ee ditcbssss q lie dity cm
convicted and srtereel 10 the Sy Prsn tf - days.
ID hIed 80
Michael r. Bsechef, charged With steslpg pair u
aI'aOcrs irc u Bernard Faulkner. Acquitted
John Bune ard Jsfpos 1i6fiitbs, two dock thieves,
~e ned si' ngi of bT,s pg sshssd .. sof1 %
PtT No Ksst RIVER and stealing thcreon sboci J, poekos
q sugsT PeItsntily one mouth esch.
Terence Brady and Bernard Brady were convicted
o an sssaUh AID battery Avsut Herman Sentence ss
pended.
Micbse, Carney, charged with stealing 9 pair q
toos from 1O,hJ Gasber ecnrlc,sd and ssnenno> "
Tie P.Iii.ltsry for three pobths.
Charles Carroll, q boy. was convicted OF stealing .
pair g ,lbb -. ard s-rt 70 the House Of Refse. "a.
Ctar!es Cook pleaded guilty Of steaiing% cenH
worta 4 coal. Judgment s.spended
Ienis Eckhsrt pleaded guilty OF steaiing On ann
chair Tie IiopIty Of r. Morrison. PerientaY two nscofAa
John Farrell charged with stealing three psirs o.
JoseIh Grffiths convicted Of an asssun 80
battery ocsr John u. spsuow While In he dlehs % -
duty. PtpitcIt!aiy two months ..-
Patrick HAHN, for breaking open bale of costos
pier No. 10 North River aud s,sns qcsnu'y q
vs.ooryc4d ard septenced TIE Peo~ntisy N t~s
Cbsrles IIllmer pleaded guilty TO schafge 49, -
srd hatt.iy william L. Bunosshs o. the Ls1ss siS
striking hin several hovs on the ofe1csd Win ~ s"L
csIy tor az uol tbs. - "a
Oliver =. Hazard was convicted OF IN sssom -
tsiteIy on AbraIn Wi.son. Fined % ,xs.x
Ludwig Heyer was convicted OF an assaaN ia ~
tery ca Jobn G. AMIR. Jusz> q; saspssded ~
Jola Muller ~ss charged, on Two oHP>aN"~' Wv"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
GREECE.

The fete given at Athens Feb. 4 to celebrate the
2h anniversary of the arrival OF King OthO IN Greece
wss a most brilliant affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
lAdyertisement.l
.stHf

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER. R.-Io.Nl"hr q
q tar. Cf the popular piece, oi l.'t So ~.
b revived viz: the srest losl drn Of E.L1H tN
th- uucal Lurr,qu- Of CNpER NELLY s1d tne
OF the SEELTToN H.ND ~ 5TAcCF LoYta A.. ne e''P''
AID th- Gallo family slpesr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
DE,TH FROM ScALD

DE,TH FROM ScNDs.-Cortner Connery aeld an
incu.,t AZ No M .nrv street on TIE body of Mar rg1
t il months old ded from scsd On rhgr-tay lat the
child was plsyng with -hoyel tad il doing up P
o h rr wafer standing the II over her BODY ana
m LED he fatally. Tue Jury rendered verdict CT scc'aen!a
I-.h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
fAdy.riseuent

The METALLIC TABLET STRoP.-Ihsen.eu "
GE SAvypEss A. ID isl6-Tb The ssn1Ge stlc4' -. @
b. -quslrl ter prod Ieins the E.ere.t posfSe 20
b- ohfsined OF IT, uabScrib~rs and soae "s0
sAUSpEEs store No. Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
fAaver,a.emeDt.l |
AnNtfecuVS
ASSON's DAGUERRHOTYPHs

ASSON = DAGt EBRHUTfPfsi bAfS"n .'i.' -
a. CEArs The ca y place in he city where paSe
s.s made sNeiusiye Isny other ricssre - - Hat.
A.SOs's, No so Broadway. opposite heFop"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
RUSSIA.

Adyices from Russia mention very general Timo
that the Government contemplate new loan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Adyerti cement RI.
ANoTmRNEw DRAMA Another Ledger Story

dfsu s:ised and Performed a. the AGelm' THE bHDs %
EvFNEC Produced WEoss soAY AFTESsoes. @ tns
BACK. this evening" 8 capital piece be-Ito Lh a. I 3.
Boz, Museum HuEzs for BsTnuGis' Th-t' me P ~
ei iterPise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

ANOTHlR GREAT CHARITY SOIRRE.-Severa OF the
gentlemen who most active in the m snagement of
the caico.dress ball have resolved to give another
entertainment for the benefit Of the Hunter Woods
Benevolent Society, and this time at tho Crystal Pal
This colossal scheme is learn, far advanced
already through the energetic exertions Of the EIecu
tive Complittee. Mr.. Peter Cooper who is fore
most in benevolent enterprises, has been elected Pres
dent Of the Committee; Mr.. G. Godfrey Guntber, Vice
President; Mr.. G. Y. Deforest, Treasurer and S. Lee
Perkins, Secretary.
SIMPSONS historical painting OF the Restoration
by the American Government Eng.nd Of the Arctic Ship
Resoue will be opened in few days 70 public iEspection at
MI scHAUss GALLERY No go Broadway This scene Of n-
Transitional courtesy represents the snsr Of the vessel by
csp, HsItstene her Britannia Msiesy. The phns
sns careful portraits Of the principal present that
ssiou including Queen Victoria and her husband the Princess
Royal the Princess Wiism Of Pr9sss the Pnace Of
Wales, Capt. HaIseDe c. Grinncll, esq. snd Others
PRIscILIA GREEN IN HESTER sTRETT.--Priscilla
Green an approved Mpister of Frisnds from Eugland
gave last evening, in the Hester Street Meeting House,
excellent orthodox discourse to very large meet
ing.
TuE FUsER.L or Cow. PfRRY.-The funeral of
Com. Perry, who died On Thursday last, was soem.
nized on Saturday at st. Marks Church. The body
was escorted 70 the church from his late residence 10
Thity-SeC Cond.sreet by the entire Seventh Regiment,
the officers of the First Division, two companies OF
Marines and fifty Of the sailors who had served
under him in the Japan Expedition. These last were
peculiarly interesting They in the working uni
form of the Navy and were led by Aonzo Gutierrez
and Philip Downey
The procession moved as follows:
Band.
Seventh Regiment Nsiionsl Gasrd ~ stroug.
The OBccrs Of tho First Division Of NerYok Stat Militia III
fill unit
The rsll Bearers.
Gen Whitfield S.ot Co nmodors Sloat,
Luth BrHdish Commodore Breese
b. DcPuyster Commodore McClsucey,
w keInbe Commodore Biseiow
George w. Bluni. ". Stewart
Charles kLs, JsEce Watson Webb,
John jay.
Marines
The body
Marines
Seenls who had served IN tb- japan Expedition
Members Of the Common Council
Friends Of the deceased in carriages
The route Of the down Fifth 20 Your
teenb down Fourteenth 20 Second avenue, aud
down Second the church the Of Tenth street
At the church a large number of the most distn-
guished men Of the city waiting All the naval
officers in the city present in full uniform, AMI
among the notable Of the city were Moses ii.
Grinnel, Vim. H. Appleton, Peletiah PERT and Charles
+. Looeey, the Austrian Consul.
Drs. Hawks. Vinton and Montgomery conducted the
religious exercises the Episcopaian service with the
hymn, " would not live sl@ays aud the chant 81
heard voice from heaven"
The body was buried in the Cemetery sttachedto the
church. Upon the coffin, which bore the following in
scrp,icn:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
T, .,..,,.-- ofsooro poId,vin and Birisgl on

P.CKPoC AFT Officers Baldwin and blrGsHh On
se rdsy lfteraOon arrested or named Johh IhVnp'ou
hoin they detected n the st OF picking The zee o.
siy. Of Twt street and III ayrnue lJP
AZ lifted the purse than the oicers '
JuGge sci ebush committed the accused Tor eAanha"oH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

CrTr rMorTALIrI.-According TO the weekly report
Of the City Inspector, there were t65 deaths in
the city during The past week decrease Of 3S
pared with the mortality OK the week previous. Tne
following table exhibits the number OF deaths during
The past two weeks among adults and children. dis
tnguishing the sexes:
Men. Women Boy. Girls Total.
Weet endiuf Heh p 5s75 81 l9l 80 SOS
Week ending McA s.7s 90 l15 l.0 4sja
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing Consumption, &C; convusions iniantilej, 80;
Inflammation of the lungs, 10; inflammation Of tho
brain, 5; scarlet fever, 90 marssmus infantile -;
dropsy in the head Q; measles %; Group 70; bron-
chitis TO- There were 0lso deaths of congestion of
the brain Of congestion Of the lungs, Of disease Of
the heart Of hopping cough, Of Inflammation OF the
bowels, s Of pcyrisy, IS Of smallpox, premature
births, sll-born and 10 deaths from vloeu causes,
including l murdered and burned or scslded.
The following is a classification Of the diseases and
the number OF deaths in each class Of disease durng
the week: Bones, joints, &C. ?; brain and nerves,
20; generative organs, g. heart aud boodvessels, H.
lungs, throat, &c, $50 old age, B. skin, Soc, and
erupiive tevers GO; s-born and premature births 81
stomach, bowels and other digestive organs, So
tain seat and general teyers. So urinary organs, .
Total. TO-. The number Of deaths, compared with
tie corresponding week, IN 1856 and 1857, was as
follows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

Two CorSTRY THTyrs.-Oficers Elder and
McCo,d, Of the Detective Office, yesterday morning
arrested two young :ollows, giving thciE names as
Cornelius Palmer Rid Henry Slater, charged with
house ot Mr. David Catrell, i've lies from Railway,
" J and stealing therefrom A. coo in money. Officer
Taggart of the Msyor's Office, Phadephis, sent a
dispstcl 10 the officers above Lam7d upon which
dispstch the arrest wss MADE. II appears that Mr.
Catre on the night of the robbery, was aroused by
the thievea snd shot at two Of them they lett the
house He also gave chase 10 tue burglars, but they
escf ped ow .ng t. the darkness Of the night Cpon
returning 10 Eis house he was knocked sen'eess by
another Of the bnrglar-, who aad s re,nained upoo
the premises The fugitiyes will be cent back to day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

lay the sword and Lat Of the deceased. When the
coffin had been covered the marines fred three volcys
over the grave
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
SUPERIOR CoURT-0RssRAL Tsss Mach T-Befons fA
BtIeh

DECISIONS.
j. ID. Wheeler at. John II. Morris et sl.--Judg-
u N reversed end Judgment ordered for pAf demuu
with leave dcfendsl. 70 within twenty DAYS pss
M "a u costs Il demurrer snd u apPssi = -
james M'Don0ugh sgt. John H. Lyon ct sl.-Noa-
sit "a fned.
Herman Huttemier agt. Benz. AIbro.-JudgmssG
hmsd yih coats -
l.icherd Little sgt. Ardrow HodgeL--A like ordss.
Clarke agt. Gliftbs e al A lik. otier.
syfclL TkEB-Befcro Judse WooDsUrV.
McAlster ogt Pond ct al.-Motiop for discovery o(
} ook. sud psI,rs dened, si'h lesTs 70 renew. &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

NJ" BtnDISG of rhk Btrrs IL ,n B,NK.-rhe
-uOsautialsrd vcy handsome budiog reccnt ycrec,ed
81 tie rorh west of Third aveuue AMI rsen,S
9Th street lOi the Bti- He 81 R,ak. hss been take,
Iosresson of by ths ortutc1- l. cluainx tie L..,-
uent Aoor which If very 6uc, ard admirably adapted
tc business purpose. the building Is FIVE stodes h yh
~ feet front on Tbrd sytnue hy about o1 Trenty.
fnL street. TIE fruut OF tho sv,nue an .hs o,se.
which Is rounded - ~ to exerd the ssScrsi feet
i,to the cross s.,t are of tsk free scee tee rect
cparc,, of uc pres. brck with orLsmcnts. tree.
s.oe feeipr-,Ae vi 90 pr,-sesrg gaze so ,nposnl,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
sr-PPENP COURr-GtsSsAL Trsn-Agci s-sefyre
Inhr.a D.HIts. q yaEs and aurnEaILAn

Judges DAVIS CL ysEs and sUrpssLAsp.
The General Term decioed quite a number OF in.
porss, day. The court crowded with sry.r,
.tor 1Dd spectators Judge Davies he Del or.:
IuE sIREET CoNsIssIosERsHIP-JC JCDCNEsI IN FAVOR
or DLyLIs.
p. P,ope the rststion Of Ch..e. Devp g. Daniel D.
Coaoytr
TIE Court unanimously decided Devliu TO be the
Street Conr'scnsr reversed the udsmeu. special reru
oEd d judgment q Ousrr ssn.t Couoyer They he'd that the
q st hlcer which Con0ser claim. tito BY spponent
the Gosrnos ed no upou the the power FL
ys.ee IN es ro elective The authorizes the Governor
20 " eersn sses1ces BY continent the sprnfees to
"cae the dcies Thereof ,h. Of the poifc
yea ext sace eecrg th s annus election ser tbe
"oeGrs Il VI Ich suoh ocr could BE- BY lac elected" The
Spe ,hssefore b tho eees Only Which ere s.t By ths
rss st the -eoou TIE Cour. further held th4: The
charter Of is vesea IL the Msyot soi Atnen he oS u