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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

THE SEXTON CAsE.-We understand that Theo-
doe Ruuyon esq., been engaged additional counsel ia
this for trial Tuesday next before
the Over Terne notice TO that effect having been given
tdsy will be insisted learn that the o6en,e charged in
The by made out in the trial. and
that crime charged not according to the testimony
by defendant although be have been guilty
baps Of an seduction, which quite diff
rrept matter excited much comment and bids
fair from sYpesanccs 10 occupy pubic auenuon or
some time TO come. Newark Advertiser, Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Tie plaintiff was driving wagon osded With barrels.
The wheels sank into the excavation, and he was
thrown out, causing injuries Of such nature tat he
has been cripple since.
Tee case CT John Casedsy against the city for
s2 200 for work done in opening Leonard street was
decided in favor of the city. the ground that the
work had no, been properly done.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
GAMBLING HOUSE BRoKEy Up.-Tne police of tn

GAMBLING HOUSE BRoKES UP.-Tne police OF the
Second Precinct made descent upon gambling establishment
No. 81 Fulton street Friday night III which nine
persons enEsged psypg different The psce Is
kep. saloon By Spinssteen Nsy but in the back
part the gambling IS carried spin reen Of the
petoIs and Thomas DonDey the bsrkeeper arrested
ard held in bail await the action Of the Grand Jury The
other parties arrested fined - esh by Justice VOORHEES,
The information given Inspector hus
by woman said her husband in tine habit Of frequent
ina the house. and had lost large Of money which
reed.d by bis family.
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Pnsseurcrs Arrived

H. steamship Black Wa,ior CsSi y Oers'c crf H,es"S-
Ma Niebhur Mrs A. Ch and daughter a. L. q Hssvs{,
Mss H. Wadoa Capt u. Page, N Berndis, g. Riohtss j.
HsItmsn, J. BaueIa O. NJ Moenck, NJ. N. AsaenA w
Csrla A. s. D.menech, y. Alfonso and servant Ma y.
Premrp r. Allan, g. Q. Mantsb, r. MeIa. Cseho kos.r
Homer las Knight Louis Sanders. j. Sinclair D. Wilson. ).
Blake. =. , - A.
Ia ship Nytane ,o~ LrsrpooIMr. Clark. Kentucky; Mr."
In bark E~iv Jrom HsSana-Mr. Paryanna, fisvana
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Advertisement.
WINTER CLOTHING.

We this weeh made large addition to our stock Of MOI,
cow AID Labrador OvLRcoATs for which the demand
has been large OF Beaver Cashmere aud Winter
BusNrss CoATs, SACKS, PALkToTs PANTS and VESTS TO
match Is also largely repenshed from fabrics Of our latest
importations. -, u.
An early call viii many Of desirable styles that
~iI .oon h. ON. of the market ID. DEvLIN 4 Co,
Nos 49, 259 and 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
.N-EW-J.ER,SEY ITEMS.

THE CHARGE OF BURGLARY AGAINST Ex-CHrEF OF
POLICE FARLEYThe Of Chief VI Police Farley
Of Jersey City charge Of burglary preferred against him BY
Alderman Christie concluded Saturday evening before
Justice Barnard Hoboken. The principal witnesses against
him Frank George and the wife Of John George the burg
lar Frank testified that time after the burglary, Farley
offered sell him revolver similar to the stolen from the
residence Of Alderman Christie the I'D Of August last The
proprietor the shop where the revolver recovered
that pswled his shop the morning after the
burglary committed There being no evidence to sub'tan
tiate the charge, Farley was honorably acquitted.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tais DAY.

sefhns1 ~ - SoI ~ ~ "a :; sS a.
SuPkExE CuuET-CIRcUIT-PARrl l-Nos: D." -
al. s57 1857 1915 2eJ, s. lsi 2x 20 1; -; ga sgi
2ls 2zT7 IS z2-j sl,l, 2.si S5l SS, ~ 80.
eDs 81 $50 25Is e5l5 sI7 23la 1921 AZ - 80 80
E .s3 P,Rr IiNo- s5 $50 ~ 70 PA pa pt3 -
80 800 Sc 2jln ZIG 25p y p 2j2i. s1l - - - 20
es s5H e5 ESQ so 59 sla ilIi -" 20 % st9 sS,' S, 30
~ eG .,s 2,o Zs es6i 2Jlp, 7t - 30 "a, ,,5
SUPERIOR CorRT.-Nos. 81 ~, oa' -, 40, 81
s5 AZ lII 81 47s des. si2. SCI 80 if'i' -, .I =, A.
Coylos PLEAs-TRIAL TERI.-Aal"u'uea W t1s
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PAEDoSID.-Joseph Jackson, who was Convicted of
rape upon 81 emgrant girl named Cathsrne Sullivan,
Ct the March term Of tne Kings County Court Of Oyer
and TermLer, in 1857 and sentenced to State Prison
for ten year, was pardoned by the Governor on Fri
day. lie vac to have been released on Saturday Tho
pardon il owing to the easing exertions OF his VILE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Hryr VERDICT AGAISsr TUE CuY.-In the Brook.
iyn City Coar', on Saturday, an action brought bv
Ferdinand Meyer agans the city for damages, arising
out Of injuries sustained by being thrown from
wagon, was decided in favor Of plaintiff verdict for
$3.50 was awarded by the jury. This was the second
trial On the former one verdict Of & 200 was given
for plaintiff. The socidept occurred in Flushing ave-
nue. in June, 1857, aud was cahsed by rut in the
thercugbfsre, which had been washed gu. by the rain
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Adyerscmentl
To DO(.TORS know the tcmpcTaments and

mental of the sick Of importance as the
mere Of their sica CONDITION. For after the dis
ease in the ind when the mind troubled much
GOOD could be especially with irritable people by
correct application Of the principles OF PHRE
koLoGy For further examination Of the subject eau upon
FowiKR l. WELLS, No. 38 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

SrspEcrED OF AIDIsG A MURDERER TO EscAPE.-
Yesterday lun.on and mcLaushon Of the First Pre-
uc roe Patrick 5sery suspicion Of aiding the
Nm. stands murder Of
Jan Hart The prisoner and Culeu last together
ip alley the nj ght Of the afAy, aerward in
Icon and subsequently In going up town IN Newfork
sls,tery committed for o hearing.
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nv Telegrsph.

ROsTOy Nov 2o-rte biig Andrew RlOg. us.isl mr.s.
f So Ibp b. for Pa s4-yhs went ashore on TIE ~ sa-
he ipb in., ocloct darnK tnck 81 ~ "sn "n
iase near the foot q Agen b. sh, and hv bif
r.rt th,f .he III pow totI ~. The AnAfss hsss"
IN. tuTcep ga, bu IL L,bcc Ne n t' iaf 'Sa'i "a
Ner.l
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Arrived.

Steamship Black Warrior. Smith, Nevo oIesn' Nov. 49, via
S % 6 aps sm to Eno Ms. An
tr Avg TO- hemp order Hsd .,e.sy wind. 81 c,,r
Hon sA gS@s A' S '': ssy @ :sf s . soS. S
from C.lcuta for Boston. Oct H. la, 2ls lo1 - Is saw
S Is & r1a. is;' e; 'A'
xosI Jshs E.a !. g ksV u % Ms;.s:: .s.is rs
wind. for the days Aas 49, John Rhoied SEA man. sf
schr Fnphenis Thompson 81. Domingo City Oct so sugar.
&C., to s. " Lewis. Lei, Am vessel IN ra, nh Inst.
lat 81 a. 9o5 spoke bark Algonquin from shsashse tot
New.York. Has experienced heavy weather
shr Susan L. jayne, Jsyne Bridgeport for "sshinstou.
DC:
sehi. 81 sbsdact, Williams stidsls,own. Conn for PHIL
scnr Chrstana Keene Stacy Buessv-, s. c. day u.'i
schr John BuE,on Wilmington, N. C., 10 day.
schT. Annic M Edward. Edwards. P-.er.turs Va, hour
-four aud cotton % Rowland Bsnss
5 M spray, Pee, Ce0rss'o"n' u IT, fda1' n'u &C.,
scr Hamilton Ogden, Georse,Own. D. C., sdsy' a'ur to
Scar Oregon, Mayo. Albany sos Portland, s..ss Nv
steamer Curlrw Ayr, Providence, md:s 70 .ssc Od.n
Steamer opray Kenny PIoyidsnes md,s & % l'.:o 4d.i
sossD Sdss" f 1.pnw:; FSids crsws Mont
j.%sy G''1ss f.a sS' & sG e % :. E. i.asSn
Lr' iGs New9rr.n' Lamar s s1ssey 6o1 .f eSo.d;%;
San FrsDe bsrks MaIhs and Robinson, Chshr"
AiI.s.a Owen Kay Tor l~Nra< from
Sbip AdiloLdsck, Taylor New 'Orlr.ns
WIND-Durins the day, from W. N. W. TO w. aW.
The ship Agnes Leeds Yesterday, 3D. from Antwerp
Oct and Flu Rosds s,h with lS pssssngen Has,
p.Ienced heavy gales during the passsse .Pt s kr Now
as, appeared to broken about feet shove ths drct
niei wb@ Yards black Upposd 70 b" nftef iof double
tor.sl yards the puube 81 ysfsrns spt srns soo"
vst.f saw . number o barrels Ia the vicinity.
Arrived. .sgspAY, Nov. q.
Steamship Asbsms seh.nes ssvsnr m s. hours ud.. 70
L. M.chil 18th ius, a. p M saw steamer Nsss'n.
a. fosrhs.) PEABODY Liverpool OF % m6.e and
,i9 rp, Ia n ri Ms,Shs. 10. Has sxP~renc.d hesvI
vesry ,sI,s and Gas days 81 osofs~e l<h fn@.
p.tr, Bnsp sDsn Of Wsterrd, W" wssd-d ffots "se-
80. 49, ,y .rbosrd and drowned -
III III Prrciys Baltimore dsy Ia bsisst y Sh hen
rst. Has hsI heavy sae. from " o. ". w. tss whoss
Essi Emily TnsoD Havana Nh lrs. "sr. cssrs tc, 70
a.. Wsnorsb Dow Port Essn for Key Wet.
shS a LAMAR 10. kex IsvebD, Lsrfsir Buscos Nov.
S 20 TEns Grsr.inL kxp-reuced beeyy norbsriy fsis
s,. usssss~. Nov. Cfooksd Island fsssAes, vac
bsrd~d by boat, which reported the brs r. ihhsoS".
C.r. STEEL st fortune Lizard, loading sst for Eostop
Chr Tho. Potter. Mott N-~Londoa.
ScLr sslt.lls Wa, PR. Even for AttsksfAa
schr Dolphin, Lori Ror1oss for Bosos-
SIoop Oliver Au.-s, French Tsrn,on, t0is. a..
sesnsr Deswsr- Copes PsdeiphiA snd C~ps nay ni''
~ y. Perkin-. a.,
steamer Pelican ASsh, Psoydsaos, nase 20 sssc Ols'
BFLOW-Cspt. Hazard ofstesm tug W H. Wsoo, ieooS
.e trir she.. Arhor Turks s< ann oss OF msan
iopus. and part Ct msprBsst; slso bark
WISD-Durng the day from N r., WIZ faa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22


Jersey City Fire Department have nearly concluded arrange
ents for Lectures during the present Winter at
Metropolitan Hail. for the benefit Of the WdowS and Ophans
Fund Of the Department Engagements have been concluded
with the following named renlemen George Curtis Paik Ben
amr the Rev MI Cbspn. George vsndehos Col AleSander
David Paul Brown Henry Werd Beecher, Josiah Quincy,
Wendell Phillips A. A. wies Bsysrd Taylor and the Rev
Mr. The first lecture will take place about the
10th OF December.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

SuIcIDE.-Coroner Smell held inquest Friday
evening the body Of John Kraeme aged 80 years residing at
the Division aud Whippe street who commit
ted suicide by taking sudanum Nearly year since the d.
ceased ATTEMPTED destroy his life by shooting himself but
covered from his Since BE- uenty
Elf being tired Of life. He single patve OF
engaged time OF the Reporters
Of the Abesd Zetun0
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Advertisement

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THAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
Aand every variety OF TEAs for 0rocers and sns
pyate families Souchons Ooong aud Young Tyson from go
e 4Oc: Gupowder and Imperial nom $50 to eoo All othsi
sustie rouny low Also 10 boxes good FAMILY TEA foi
Al Can asd examine No i25 Chsthamst bstween Pess
ma
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

STABBIyG.-patrick Farrell taken before Re
corder Bedford Saturday with dangerously abba
John Flynn during alteration the night previous IN Greene
street. Accused wss held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

HiNIAIyas ALMANAC.
eux-Rses 80. e5S Sets........ 4;3s Moou-rises..
Nigh wArER-Tuis DAv.
Sandy Hook 72s Gov Isrd. s:lsm Hell 0sts.... s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

THE WILLIAMSBURG FERRY LEAsEs.-rhe sale OF
these leases has been fixed for tie 2lst next
Mennwhi an effort being made to organize another
Company TO bid for the leases.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

BuRGLARY.--Toe store Cf J. B. Hendrckson, in
Fron Casson avenue feoEiouy entered Sa.ur
osy night and robbed ss which had been left in ths dawe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Vior ALTON OF ORDIsAscEs.-The Hack Inspectors
arrested eree number Of aud jrnkrn Saturday,
for violating the ordinances in doing business whou. license
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Brutal TREATMENT OF A CHILD.-Jobn Com
~ arrested Friday by Officer Elliot Of the Sixth Pre-
onct having assaulted bis little child aged four He
had beaten the child severely to csnse serious sickness
Upon bis agreeing 70 give the child he discharged by
Jnstce ReekS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
EEw-YoRx HosPIrAL.-Weekly report to Nov. 10,
IAdvertisrment.
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

DAGUERkEoTYPTs
Nos $50 aud 2V5 Broadway New-fok and NO. o'S fennsy
vaniaay. Washington, d. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
sUrIEME COURT CIRCCT-Nov. eo-Be'o.e Judge
GorLD.
ohr y Rs IoIa 10


John Bailey a1t John Goddard.
This action 10 recover upon a draft drawn
By the IN M Ps ss ,ss11 d p,ed 3 l.s ss
alleged ,hs: the dr.. drJ ped BY the defnaan, BY
The Corse for deend.n; rai.ed objection TO the form Of
The whieh ne emee h9d have 'e forth that the
f.ndsn. instead OF stating that han been ACCEPTED By the de-
The judge held the complain, to b. correctly drawn a. !,
all gd the et ha the drs question wac 2ted bs the
dnds instead Of svsrrna what orly the erdonre Of
the fact IL Pleading facts and ret conclusions Of law aCs be
Verdict fo- plaintiff, sl5s a.
For defendant, g. c. N-rIaD for plslntia X OGorEsa.
CBANsEss- Nov. 2O.-Before Jadse IAGRaHan.
am not satisfied with the report Of the referee in
F Because no reference !, ade to the in,ere,, to secrus
the mon.ys held By zoe general sraFdisn 49,
Seoad 7. esa'e II the report carried out ,. 9's e. swo q he
n regard ode., l. houd appear :ha, he has
Of e,rpps livelihood teiore ofier s made that vii
sumo all he has ay all BE- fore arriving and Whist is
requisite, r his support over snd above his IL regard
fore she sTi5es =, ase Xs the object 70 aive h
=, .sSis. S % , ssT G s 70 GHs oer. .s su + ia @
make order for want Of Information s. 70 tie
In regard 10 the youngest. eieh. yes Of age For
his support il is proposed 20 eIpend annually SO Ia hYs
years he would b. Jeff wiou, any Of support a.
that, when, r sd Of yes of age. the same report
feel unwilling sanction expenditure Of the iufsd
esas Where chiden Of this sft with email AMOUNT
bty fe. uron Court that what they h,ve
shall not be left utterly destitute beore
they able support Themselves Where children are th'
left their expenses should be graduated according 10 Their
mems and would b. nansy unsise sld improper to ex
pend upon boy Of eight Of sGe oncnh snrgal oil al
that he has 20 .hs he would be thrown entirely sPon
the charities of the world for his support.
feel unwilling 20 dispose Of an insnts estate ihsfe
great disposition thus to dispose Of the property Of ifan
wi'hou: regard 10 the future.
The matter b. referred back 10 the referee to make
further inquiry report based the suggestions herein rssde
DECISIONS.
Cbas. A. Jourdan agt. Maria l.. Jourdan.-Judg-
ucnt Of divorce grarted
Henry Stokes ct al. sgt. Jos. Brown, impleaded, &c
-Rered to Mr Richard Besmh, to sppont receiver take
security, &c. c
In the matter of the New York Wrought Iron Kali
road Chain Company.-Praye' Of petitioner granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

SUPERIOR COCRT-SPGcIAL TEgN-Nov. 9.-Before
Judge SLossoS.-DEcIsioSs.
Deming sgt. The Hyderville Marble Co.-Judgment
&C.. aside and defendants have twenty dsys to snsws No
to either party.
Same agt. same.-Same order.
Leary agt. same.-Same order.
Lee agt. Trpp.-Order for examination, &c.
Maurage agt. Didier.-Same order.
Biting agt. Vanderbergb for attachment
denied, without costs.
The General Term rendered no decisions today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-FsIDAY, Nov. 49,
Ret1-1. Ci.z Iudy. Kus.LLIu

William Andrews, James Hogan, John O'1fare,
Jane, Martin and Henry Levy, all youths pleaded guilty 70
assault James LuxfoTt Nov. with intent - rob- An
drews and i've months ia se
Prison Hogan three years and months aud Osra
three year, and months IN the Pd.on Levy
and eleven months ia the Peniteniary
Martin three years and yc months the ns,ta
ton.
2 was acquitted.
Clara Smith siss Ellen Chase tried for attempt pass
6 counterfeit BILL acquitted the rolnd Of variance be-
indictment, and proof Two minor pleas OF guilty
entered aud reserved TIL tonosro the lat day
the Term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TuY OPERA IN BRooKLYS.--A numerous and fash
ionabe audience attended the first operate perform
ance at the Brooklyn Athengun, last Saturday even
ing The entertainment consisted of the second act Of
"The Daughter Of the Regiment" the second act OF
"Lucreza Borgia," and the one-act comic opera Of
"Ls Serva PadroDa." The several roles Were sus-
tanned BY Mile. Piccolomni, Carl Formes, Nine Gag
zsnea, Sigpora Nora, Nine. Siedenberg, Sigoor
Tamsro, Signor Florenza aud Signor Maggorotti.
During the evening the orchestra performed the over
lures TO I" Der Fieischu,z - and Massanicllo, and
Sgnor Musio's "Piccolomni Waltz" We have never
seen a more animated and delighted audience-they
were wild with enthusasm-and the artists cheerfuy
and heartily repeated the various pieces that were
honored with encores. We believe that the ike per-
formance next Thursday evening viii be enjoyed by
larger sudtory--f the room will hold them Mean
time we suggest the following for reformation: Let
the prompter subdue the tone Of his voice to meet the
size Of the room ss it is annoying al times; let the
necessary directions &C., behind the prosceuium be
given in lower tone; and finally, raise the chande
ers six feet SO that those who prefer tho gallery csn
have better sight at the stage and its appointments
IL the director will make these improvements he will
have done all that is necessary to cultivate the taste
and desire he has in view-the permanent establish
mept Of operstic performances in Brooklyn.
The BRooxLYS ACADEMY OF MrsIc.-About s5o-
W. has been subscribed toward this enterprise. More
than double the sum required and it appears TO be
IN uphill business % collect that sum.
IHf PhiIspHtrRiA FiRENEx. - The fremen Of
brooklyn are making Preparations to receive Hber-
MIA Etg'ne Of Philadelphia on Tuesday next. meet
Ing Of delegates representing number OF companies
was held at thehouse Of No. Engine on Saturday af
tesnoon, to take measures in regard to the matter 1t
supposed ths, about thirteen companies will turn out
TO receive them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-NOv 2O.-Besr. the


7 bis being the lsst day Of the November term, the
duty Of the Court consisted sentencing the remaining cues
convicted duriug the term.
Nancy Hood the colored convicted Of in the
second nee the State Prison Tor ten years aad
six months
Patrick Katen for s.abbiog Henry McAdle. sentenced
sixty days the City Prison II appeared that he used the
weapon in defending hI- ife from AcArGle's assault.
Jo,ah McOaa who pleaded guilty to assault on Terence
Rey judgment r.rended upon him there mi,I
,stinz circuui.. .spc-s IL his favor
Isaac L. Tsylr convicted Cf similar orense received siui
lar
The Giard Jury dssharEed for the term having made
brief pren In which th-y .ted that they had VIA
i,ec WaskLg.on Market and the bUrhead. sdnne
and opinion that uusance detrimental
to the health and interests Of the city.
The GrsId Jury r.ndic,ed Charles Devn, Chare Turner
aid the oth. parties With the Street Comnsonss
Oace for fraud City Treasury These parties were To-
the previous Grsud Jury o1t Judge hus. qs.s
indictment the ground q irfesaaty An2nt "a"
ca,e disposed by Judge Ru hat Of Sarah Jehnsop
alias Middleton who convicted in the last term before the
Recorder Q charge shopfinx Con,derabe inhueae.
va. ud induce Recorder b. snen, ward her o'
h. MY deferred passing 20 allow time tor %
be made respecting her IL appears thai she the % oi
member OF th. fabcy, named George hlddston or',ef
knownas Sykes" judge Russell sIsprndsd Judgment upon
her condition that she shod leave tie st,, she
would be brought again before the corrt sna 'enneea % H
State Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GES,sAL TEss-Sov 30
Before Judges DAILY, BsADf aid Hilton
OF PROTEST.
Butt, Black Guii at. William Hose Co


But, Black Guih at. William Hose Co
The plaintiffs brought a'tion bill OF exchapge
~ COO drawn by the defendants Hos- Williamson u
Li,erpoo whicI protested or nonPsymen The cause
h-rorr Judr- Brady The pantiss the tr a.
dacei the bin exchange hch admitted AID sher prev
ns er Of notice Of protest the defendants claimed Igis
snt eomp,iue The pound sterling - e. with ten pcr
daHas, ga inie, The Judge resdered aes mel; 10 asr
~ ,hc p.o,- ar.ir the deferdsrts for SosS-b-us TIE
,noup aimed with interest tie prrcpal and dams.es
from Ire service of notice Of protest The detendao,s .-d
General Term Of this Court AID the q q ''ss
C. BsipbrI,- Smith for pl,nts'; cunnin' A-Isaic' aud
Srees f9f acradan!s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
MARRrRn.

s,- Mod, IA prs-~sr n. ocu-r. Term IN ;. Ia ~.
si,r this yrxk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
sURRooATE's COURT-Nov. 2o.-BeGorc Nj. Eo~Aso


WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills % the following deceased persons have
been admitted 10 probate during the present month:
Fsncis Mssh, G.rrt We'Hep, Ann Leyins Maraaret r..
Campbell John Coey Harriet Finch Thos Murphy Han
nah Stevenson Jas Me1han, Anne Lswer, Tamn Knapp,
Louisa lansing Geo w. Geer Eizab.h Ballard m.ry fk.
simmons VIM. H. Simmons. Ann Daniel Saran Mccall Jas
owen Hiram Harrison ssml Fleetwood Joseph Myers. Char
Ltt. Messr Wm Ozl,e. VIM. Peiego, Peter McCornica
Michael Glernea, and Dorcss Telford
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
COURT or SPECIAL sESSIONS-Sov. 2.-Betore Justices
OSBORN. BRENNAN and QrAcsENsCsH
pa

Charles Adams, stealing cotton Pententiary two
months George Boyce 'teaiss sv-r wstch r-nien,ny
four uouth Pstfef Benpe stealing buffalo robe ferrtrn'
tsry ,I CsthsIn- CsJe :iesns Piecs 81 cii;oi
Pru uary sx ms nths Cstnarine Crossn, s,estne too
cl.ses Jsssmen. suspended John Fhxsimons stealing
wood ni.entsry fGu. r''n's John ha.'oS ..e.ns
ebr, Penit- ntisry month"; Francis kssTney ard Cass
W. Dunel, stealing package Of bgesi rsni,sn.sy ,our
morts John NcGinnis stealing hams Penitsntlafy four
norths Csb,rne McCreaay stealing blanket, Pehitsn.hy
i1 months Patrick ,,ssins eooa
four months Bridge. Mcclellan, s-znz bank bills and cois
Psri~ntary Albert Psrsh .ssao. and battery
c.y. sud fined ep Thomas Glen, stealing revolver snd
and ssau ard battery Prn-nsry az mon ns
on each charge James Donovsn, ssssu and battery fn-a
as Loas rnan isssul and battery Judgment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Matthew Hickey.

A Boy RuS OVER AND KILLED.-Matthew Hickey
Eve of whose reside at No 59 Nuth
street. saturday afternoon BY butchers cart
By Robert Black aud fearuly injured that he
died In five minutes siterwAd Black was arrested BY Officer
Van Of the Eleventh Precinct and held TO await In
vessston by the Coroner who notified. The
IA thouqht 20 have bean accidental
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

BLIND WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.-Late
Saturday afternoon Angelina Helm. q blind German
woman, who lived in fyhrd First aud Sec
ond avenues while alone Ia her her clothes caught fire.
but In what could be ascertained, and she
burned 10 death. When discovered e extinct and her
body presented shocking spectacle Scarcely stitch Of her
clothes left Coroner Connery Notified 10 hold
inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

The BRooxLYS ACADEMY OF MrsIc.-About go
oeo has been subscribed toward this enterprise. More
than double the sum is required and it appears TO be
IN uphill business % collect that sum.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Fatal AecIDEST.-Coroner Gamble yesterday
held inquest at the Eewfok Hospital the body Of Cor
neus Donney who died from injuries received the 7h ut
In Of fading into the hoo Of the ship Constantine,
from which he engaged with Others in dchssns load Of
coal His spine beside which he received other in
jure The Jury rendered svrdc Of accidental death Don
belly years Of age aud native of ireland He
single man. resided wi,n his mother ct No l67 East Twelfth
street.