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TN CONSEQUENCE OF LATE AND TRANsPl;
ring events, which has been setting the citizens q
California on "tp-toe,n an unprecedented rusn y.
been made upon Whatcom by a hungry mnltn9oSS
To satisfy the cravings Of the populace, JONEs
FITZPATRICK have just fitted up for the aeeommo,
daton OF the travelling community, and persons eA
route for the mines-a large and commOdioOs
Boarding House,
where all will be regaled with the best produced N te
country. -.
The proprietors will epdeayoF 10 render hD con
Portable who may favor them with their custom
May Is, 1855 25f
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coESER arrived At this place on Tuesday
llIt, At l9 o'clock, from WhatcOm and 9th
sfpoints below. By her we have later and
SilIl more encouraging news from the new
81 Dorado. (Ths news is given elsewhere }
On same day, at 4P. n, the steamer
C0usiitutiOs-A. B. Cow, Commander,
arrived ct this port ten days from San
Francisco. For the following memoranda
We are Indebted to Mr.. G. @. Terry, her
gsntlsmAnly Purser;
MEMORANDA.
The steamship COnsiifutiOH-A. B. Cow
Commander, sailed from San Francisco,
Saturday, May lst, at NJ Arrived at
Crescent City, May 4th, where she was de-
tanned By head winds six hours Arrived
q Port Oxford next day, and again detain-
"a BY heavy head winds 26 hours Arrived
at Olympia, May llth, having discharged
freight aud passengers at most points on
the Sound.
PAssENoERs.-P. Keach and lady; Mrs.
Sutton; s. Garaeld; Geo. Gallagher; c. A.
Sears; 7. J. SterusJ J. Gray; VIM Orr; 2.
Powers; O. I. Walker; A. d. Mcdonald
Geo Hamilton; ]. s. Emory; Alex Smith
I. W. Anderson; W. Hageltine; H. @.
Snow; VIM. Reed; G. W. Hillman; Jas.
Bascum; H. MeFrifeld; John Tegue, and
lao in the stesrags. The latter were prin-
clpally miners, and were landed either Of
Whaieom or Port Townsend.
On Wednesday, at 10 A. n, the P. NJ
8, 8. Co.'S Steamer PanamG-Capt W.
L DALL, arrived at West Olympia
(BrOWn's) wharf. having landed at various
points on the Sound, forty cabin and 1870
Sissrage passengers. A portion Of the lat
ter were landed (if We are correctly in-
formsd) at Victoria, and the remainder at
Whatcom, Bsllingham Bay. In going in
70 BsIlingham Bay the Panama struck q
Sunksn rock, BY which accident she lost a
part Of heF keel, and was otherwise dam
aged-leeking badly.
The news BY the Panama is Of no i'm
portanee, except the defeat Of the Kansas
bin, in consequence Of which that territory
viii, very likely, be denied admission into
thSUnion smother year. The Senate voted
forfts admission, under the Lecompton
Constitution, the vote being SO for to IS
against. whilst an amendment, submitted
hy Mr.. Critsendsn. was inserted BY the
House. providing that Il should first be
submitted to a direct vote Of the people
This amendment was carried BY . majority
of s-l2o voting for aud liz against it.
The Vote-pOIiticAlly-by which it was
carried, is a. follows:
-r r. a-.,J-,.,t A,s;,,s A.,..J.,.,,
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WHArcoM, W. T., May g., 1858.
GEN. JAMES TILroN,
Sir AT a meeting OF the citizens oil
Belliugham Bay, convened for the purpose
of taking into consideration the opening
of pack trail, already commenced, from
Bellingham Bay to the Gold mines on
Frazer's and Thompson's rivers; resolu-
tiOn was adopted requesting your aid in
soliciting subscriptions to be applied to
that object. The trail has already been
opened from this place to the crossing of
the Nook-sak river, distance of eighteen
miles, leaving distance Of so miles (not
counting the prairies) yet to be opened, in
order to reach the open country beyond
the Cascade mountains and intersect the
H. b. Brigade trail from Fort Hope to
Fort Thompson. The portion remaining
yet to be opened is plainly marked by a
well-beaten Indian foot trail, requiring no
work save the removal Of the fallen tim
Der. The route from this point to the
summit Of the Cascade range, distant about
100 miles, is remarkably free from the Or
dinary distractions usually found on noun
tain trails. The summit of the Cascade
mountains, by this pass, shows an altitude
Of only 5000 feet, which is the same height
as the well-knoWn Sno-qualmie pass. From
the best information we can obtain, we are
inclined to the opinion that rs men, hav-
ing their supplies packed along the route
with them, could complete the trail in IF
teen days
1t is the intention Of the road commit
tee to start party Of men to work on the
trail Immediately.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. M. Poe.
Col. E. G. FITzHUGH, at SehOms, Bel
lingham Bay. is authorized to receive sub
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Col. E. G. FIrzHUGH, at SehOme, Bel
lingham Bay, is authorized to receive sub
scriptions in money or provisions, to aid in
the construction Of the Thompson river
road.
, 1858-05-14
FOR COINTY AInIT0R.

Olympia, May 18th, 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

that rste ia little ste bs, f. -oud got
tSo.e opp az. H. .en. e - "en rnii The coz Of tn
quarantine sesson ust tie srpcon a; their offer made
ianh Tia; the proposition meat srteps.d thai the u'
te tor ase day. aef dschsrEinz their duties II charged
that tie scn o the Health Of,r based .. Of p1os
hch te Of syedores placed W oui authority
Thi. INQUIRED by the Co1in.,-. found b.
iDcoucct Ih, Cemn-e ae. rtared hs some Of m =,
being oepri, I'd II enpoyn.D by riees;-d parir Al a
dasit o hr HcGsemsn sob Hed to sustain th conm;ee
n to the oons,. charge, BY the lighter
men several paper. are t.'ee to snow b.; the ea'r< r
WON IL 1851 when tie Business PaIceed ou. among large
no have tie bu.ne.. l. ehsGss present excessive & tfe
no teasn WY hey saeud BE- pse. seth1L tn hs.h "a
The Committee remark that the ezpen.s Of our commerce
much increased ~ the want Of proper sn "a.t
facilities a. Quaautne. Tie Commissioner had Gate fre
60. Mt siplesiion to TIE ns5 a f
fully met in h' pstcnlar merchant. viii
der affecting property only should cODtEue 70 b. borne than
that by relaxing The sanitary regulations q the pof city
The Committee conclude that the business Of shteaEe and
edeIe work should connue under the immediate direction
Of Health officer ard the work confined 20 Ddyidu,
t3r copecn r tb. WORT and to silence EVER cause of
CON ant in regard thereto they that Heath
ocer b. requested invite prOpOs therefor during the
ls iespec2eiy who shall offer to DO at the loves rs
provided sisior bonds be given By them for It's faithful -r
fOraJce sswe a. the Observance oi The sssy require
nents and restrictions
Apaper was appended TO the report showing that
fstevedore wo,k therein specified, done during the
past Summer, had been done in the Summer Of 1851,
under the Old arrangement, it would have cost con-
siderably more.
City Inspector M0RTos moved to accept the report
and pint it, together with the other documents the
report Of the Chambers Of Commerce. &c, Ia
pamphlet form, which was adopted by to |. Mr.
Hasweil in the negative.
Tie CITY iSsPGcTOR moved resolution inviting
sugee stions from the Chambers of Commerce aud
merchants Of New-YoIk, rs to any Improvement that
might be made in the proposed new arrangerent.
This was laid TIL Friday, to which day the Board
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
THE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

The General Committee of tre Fernando Wood sec
ton of the Democracy met at Mozart Hal OH Monday
evening EN.Mayor Wood offered resolution calG1g
for the aupnpt, ent of seven members ss q Commit
tee to confer with Ike Committee from the General
Committee Of the Regulars for the purpose OF agree
ing upon plan for the consolidation OF the two Com
mites into one Mr.. Wood proposed to elect dele
oates from each Ward To- a new General Committee,
t. be the head of the Democracy opposed TO the oc-
taiion Of the Sachems of TammsDy. lie recom-
meLded the passage of the resolution, and assumed
that the regulars General Committee would pass
like resolution, at their meeting Wednesday even
ing The resolution was passed. end the Committee,
after trsnsactrg business Of strictly routine
character adjourned, to meet on Fildsy next at p III
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HoUsE.

The weekly meeting 81 the Board was ned lAst
evening, Gov. SMITH in the chdr.
On motion Cf Gov w. +. PISCKyTY, DR.. Charles
BreunDg ghsusen, the Republican meuber elect, was
elected to fill the vacancy for the relnandeT ot tle
year, caused b, the decease Of Gov. Anderson.
a letter incosing $40, was received from the Rev.
4. j. Sullivan, OF Charleston, from maD whO n1Gy
years ago. stole Il blanket from Bellevue Hospital.
The Warden OF the Aims House notified the Board
that he bad CO. persons under hs charge, beng an
increase of li4 upon the same tire last year. ana that
the accommodations for them wholly insufficient
Referred to the Committee Oh Alms-llouse, TO report
at the next meeting.
TIE sum of 500 WAS appropriated for Christmas
ard New-YeaI's Days entertainment of the children
Randas Island, and SO for the iunatics at Christ
mas.
The Committee on Founjling Hospital presented a
full report upon the elaine of the city to tle endoT-
ment ard erection Of such an asylum.
1t was charged .bat Clark NaDde water, the beet
contractor intended to forfeit bis contract n order
that il night be awarded to the next lowest bidder
lhe 1t ia said, represeIting both bios. resolution
passed, to 8, to authorize the transfer o. tne
oonireot t. the lowest bidder, in Van. water
saoud fail TO carry out bls contract; 50 that l. Tue
charge is well founded, Mr.. 1nie water will make
handsome thing by his forfeiture.
Appended is the weekly statement OF the affairs Of
the BOard
Number remaining Dec a. 7@
Admitted
Tosl...................... ....S797
Discharged. '.'''''.'''.''.'''''ioS,
Sent 20 Pententary .o.
Sent to State Prison ]-''
Remaining Dec ll............ 1863
Belevue Ho.pitai s5sl Rsndalrs Island Hospital. 232
Lunstic Asylam....... 653lCity Prison
Aim. Houe. SeGo1d o Dsrct p, fnon'''
~ - H. 0 or SD e o.1a,e SSTsd SSTsd IL ,a,s % S
WorLhouse si4 Children
snaLPox Hospal...... City Cemetery '..''.'.'. IL
Total...".."...."....7,662
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

.ss sIREtT-ARREsr DF NAS AID
f'ht - ,., 81. EcTEn oF ARSON.
TIE ,i.,ns,,ut y. oet yesterday morning vas
oeea,iered BY tie d'.ccT,. ., nfe 10 'he hgaof
siore Of james Lssby No % ~. zee, cotLsf
0;v,,. The nocr. were b ck. open oy, tie Police.
sld he farl,- exiting Wished vith =. :" gaiS Nh''
bot little dsJnsge beog fI-taiied re slilsii4
Bat y reached the premises 6 fs~ u.iin, ".i ~
nam gi.er, and jlemIIE the appes-sn> :. Tue
preni-ss rhthel dubious -uiered at once upoa al d
ye-iigstior toEcnir tie ore in OF the e. n apps
tia, VIXEN tie doors were bTvkca open hfe sa'
fcli d bel 70 tie lJu cOuL-er, aud autieI 0l'sie
tie courteT H. Tie ceIt.r Of the Il ,oT qu-I;ty OF
,tsy.rgs brt ser .ar-bJrs- pieces Z hrr-"ood snf
broken w1e. baskets 10 the center of which w.s =
piece Of Ngttsd candle la. bee arranged arodnr ths
qnO- cake. Tne hoor a-t cvmbustIb, m.i@fls.
Il lereOr vere saturated ri'h &C hole Eznt.
From the above ard Other fees -hcte, suspicion fe
upon Leah. sad b. nephew, Wa. ssP.,ton, and the
FIe Msrs1sl arrested .Eom ard gave the N lat n,
custody 81 Officer D.boyce TIE accused Fere snbee-
guilty i.ker before Jnstioe COuaoy snd locked up
inr etomiIatitH. Ii l. stated il.t 1suy lsd an Ia
suIaLce Of 81 20 upon biz stock and fixtures IN tie
Pactc Insurance COMPANY
FIRE BPoOEIYS.
About 20 O'Clock or Morday night, ire broke out
IL the ci-t.l.ry of ID. Il. AlcIe~s IN Water street,
rear The GIsId street ery. The damage dore vas
very slight aId y fire speedily e,tngu'-het II was
u1dcuh,e l,y he Fork q az il csr1iary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
COURT OF GENERAL sHssIONs-TCgsDAY, Dec. H.
Before Recorder BAskAkD.

Peter X. Breen WIS chsrged with grand larceny.
On Nov election day. German named John Keller len hs
horse while he went into IN Of the upper
wards city BIcen beng devoted mis- fsvorts candt
date pratsd and and prooe. dsd
yey tos taeren. sach appropriation, ofsu "a
patriotic psp oG not Of couTss amount ~ st AIM and tho
Jory acquitted hin.
h.nry Campbell also periodically Inclined, appropriated
wagon day and also acquitted ielonioGs Ia
b. ing shown.
Conner boy II yssrS Old, CHARGED with the bom
eide Of .h.r No. 70 Vit stree. August ~ pleaded
s,y BsnslsusheT IN the fourth deUee His f.thsr cams
boue greatly Intoxicated aDd thres@ned 20 murder hs hiy
.istiug him kickIDs hi the ae1"Hsn, csosinJ
his dab. - ALLEGED. s-Dtence reseffe1s -
Three small boys named He's, Lehman apd Mchuhn.
pc aded guiity % peLt l.lceDy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
BROOKLYN COURT or sEssIONs--Dee h--Bsfors
Jdge MORRIS Ju.,ic,s ScHOossAkER and Ess'soss.
..Il a A . u


TRIAL FOR 8AAsLACGHrER.
William Cnl.n indicted for manslaughteT on tho
esrss Il csa.lps dssth Of boy named Jane, Hrt By
.,I. AZ a b vs. IN Counbia street. the Ct November lest,
wa. ri,ced on s yesterday The evidence Of Ds Wm u.
Van u,Ie d. T. Gray went u ths toe eruses In
sr,eo er character that dssh could 20. have been
csn.sa tb..b, Extsyasted ood foTrd TIE BRAN,
ba. Might have ead tssore the injury They positive
81, tl. wound. no. r.s of destn-
lane Dilu testified ths tee>ased slc lad named Joseph
WALKER ksd sbt IL MS IN Columbia street Ls
turned Hart Cupsn along and advised Hsr u
home when hr sruy And called him (CuIss - Of
e. prisoner then gave him ashose sHd pushed hin down
eesDsy; Hat cut much sted. ran scross thr
and back b. ssd 70 prisoner he had sons
L. would ,pit bis Lead orsn.
Foley sted the prisoner pit bed iis down tho
b. SyE ne wonc spt MS d. sd
op<n pr.ouer beffs had, threw hio,
him t~<e ftar ssd nor nae two
aong exri1d him kosss, wkrre he died inned
stely s.tsr
se,s wiinesss, is.sed .ha, , appeared II he wac In
hquox. aud ths, Re wA 9lafrsl .
Tt JuSse iI.,ruetei the Jury ~ bring In verdict o sss1
ana haery ap,,hDg tho sAafss Cf psnasher hs1 no.
y .u proved srd be copsidcssd Ills Honor tbs
.ap,e time commented with severity Ipon the practice OF
sssng ply esp. 10 male morts eAsainA.
lions dwell upon the aasssctoy character II ths mei a
evidence gysn oD the tr,.l,
The July usd aud IN sfew minutes broush, L. verde. 4
assault aud bsttsry
The District Attornsy immediately sr.snsa ne ptsonss
upon oh indtment chsfsps him vita s.sa snd osae
upon Henry VEea, vsth iass 10 kil Cullen, sPsssrA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-pye. h--BeiOss
a. lsHu

ruE INDICTED CRY GovERyarsr or 1857
The People az Fernando Wood q al
This case was called this morning. aad Mr.. Blunt,
the District Attorney stated his readiness TO
ExJudse Dap fo toe Mayor stated that be was sasased
the suit Tb. other parties not being ready the s's ws'
The People agt william Munssn.
The defendant, who sands indicted for an assault
Mr. T5,ns. C. FieIS stated Sss D.ns y sese. ~hSn n
counsel Musan. Washington, aud could MT be hero
aGse Iasrah.9 aid that improper take up the ,ms
Mr. Blunt said that eSJutse Philip. counsel for Masin.
ana q At be was cot abs,lt fron th' cit,
Judge nga,n said The must 10 trial Wedne'dag
SUPREME COURT Cu.Nasss-Dsc iL-Besore Jadss
DECISIONS
Christian c. Born agt Jas. Speyer et al.-Motion
B,ore Judge B,LcoN
Henry Woodeaf ct al agt. kaiskey Harris ct nj.
,erye an complain, within ten days paying
ylsin, attorney tlO Of pro eedn supplementary.
end 10 ofoppo.ug motion for eave defend tho
action The Judgment entered to stand s' security &C.
Is, fore Jndga SUTHERLAND.
VIM. II. Cary agt Chas. III. Mccullough ct a.
Motion on the rait Of paiua. Of the ecoy
und takD of the dcfeneants on appeal granted "it.4t
Same agt. same Motion 10 smend judgment r,n
d,rieJ with = 10 plain tif.
stephen Duffy aef. Fleming Duffy et al-Moticn
denied, without costs to either party.
Bali wiuagt Dayis.-Order ior defendant 10 sppeal.
Channcey barnard ast John B. Monnot Motion
uaued symn Of oil costs Of defendant since the joining
Dsue
Ambrose G.. KiDeshrd q al agt. Washington A.
pa,'e ct Motion denied with ube'tyro renew before
Judge Dgrsham
IT, the matter of the application Of Patrick Barns.-
Motion granted with 80 costs.
Alexander McCoium It al. agt. Vim. D. BMnsrd.--
Motion usnicd 80 costs. sc
Henry j. Taylor ri al. agt. Wm. Roliugs.-Motion
granted, aitout costs 70 either party.
VIM. Butler, &c., sgt. Mary Butler, &c.-keport
confirmed and order granted
Aaron NJ. Burr, &C., agt. Anscn Taylor ct al.--Or-
der srantet
Jopsihan sturges ct al. sgt. Cbas. :. T.. Bowlss -
al Motion denied, without costs
VIM. GOD0.rham ct al. agt. Phllo SteveBs.--Motion
denied wlthou, cOst. to either party.
Before Judge DAVIES.
ID. Car0lin 81 a. sgt. Jacob Mack.-Motion 10 dis
solye injunction granted.
A. B Wcimore sgt. Francis ). Earle. Motion 10
yacate order Of arrest granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
MoRPHY's DoSGs.-The Paris correspondent of

MoRPHY's DoINGs.-The Paris correspondent Of
The Nen9rk Times says:
Among those Morphy has lately beaten in
matches N. LudDsk cele brated Polish player,
who came to Paris expressly, and who got beaten
seven straight games NJ. Laroche, whom Mr. Morphy
declares the best French player, and whom he beat
with ease; ard NJ. de kviere, player who takes
rank 1txt TO- if o' equal with, al. Laroche, and sho
in his various contests with NJ. Morphy, has OCCASION
ally beaten him. This NJ. de Rvere is brother Of
your captain De Riyiere, OF Bount notofiety He 10
een,lemarly, babdsone msn, reporter for the
press a brilliant chess player as We have seen, and,
Ike the Captain, speaks English, their mother having
been Scoth woman. | ought to mention that Nor
ply has also beaten with ease aud with great morti
caiioI 10 his adversary Frenchman by the name OF
Erkel who came and challenged him, backed By
numerous array Of friends with something Of the air
Of mockery With which Goah deGed David. Ii did
not take Morpby long to reduce his boubast to the
smallest possible Dimensions"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

The steamship Columbs, Capt. Berry efs Chares-
ton al IL 10 a. m. on Saturday. She lad rough
but very quick passage. A: 10 a M on Monday, was
eff Governors Island, and was there overt,ken by
fcs. and compelled toilay at anchor until TO- p M
Blu, for this, the passage from dock to dock woaid
have been made ia 43 hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

FAMILIES AND EyERYBoDY.-To av'

To FAMILIES AND EyERYBODY.-To avoid con-
,nx nd cu,or,s5e al per4ons distinction Of s,x
or sse should use GaYgrrY sp ndd aud wonderful MEDI
c.TyD PAyyR tie r-cioset II - necesstv that M
h . dspep-. Escs shee: bears the 81 the
Gi.yrer uat,r marked FJrsae q; tie Dero- No Arnst
Mr., Hsye, of Fufsn-t., Brooklyn hAs !. ioE sAe ~"
sLs.,s sheets, ~ ce1ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
IAdFtFtlselnrnt
TF sTINOSItI TO MILF PICCOIONISI

Several American ladies determined 20 pesent - Nile
PCcOLoMiN service II silver tribute 20 ler as a. nus.-
nd IN testimony of her smisbe Qualities LADY Tee ST s
Low on exhibition a. the je~elry estsblishulen; u
DsMPsEY = tARcfs. No. of3 Bropiwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
NV " 'IITNI'
GJRNEY> GALLERY.



and besutu! sye of picture Just iDroinced roro
DaCUERSgOrYPEs and MrsArCRFs IL ei OF AZ ~.
styles for The approaching HOisJs az ODksAFs Nv
Photo.rs bic aud Fine AT Gaery Nc NJ Broadway Open
til 2 loE free inspsct.on.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

LOOK AT THE PRICES. -JrOsslcys Medal
Lon Velvet Carpets s 81; Busses, 75c Roys! beye,s,
y: All Wool H. rains SIC per ysrd Olcloas. Sic Drug
gets RUS Mat, &C. HIRAM ANDERSON No. 20 EcwsTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPgcAL TERs-Dec a.
Before Judge DALY.-DHcfsioss
Joraihan Ireland agt. Jacob Fink.-Judgnent for
plaintiff for ak
Beror, judge BRADY.
Berj,rin Schloss ct al. rgt. j. Herzberg ct al
Jud gneft for plaintiff or seount sned Win inisre'
Before Judge lImrOs.
Elizabeth Crowley agt. Anirew j. Growdey.-Di.
voFce grafied
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
fAdyer.isemen..l
TUF METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inventsd by

Gzo s.uspxks A D. lsla-TLis, the genuine srsee as
n.v,r beer sssed pro icing the possb eiss "
rsror Can obtained o the suberi bers and cole
ers J. s. sAUSDERs, No. Asto. House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
Advertisement -
GROUP, CRoUP.-SI 900 will be paid If this Is

fOuNGsrOWs, Dee. 2 I353.
DR Tosns-sb: Las, nigh, saved child'' hfe from
Group ster the doctors had given % 1ie with bottle oil
your VENETIAN LISIsESI. yours, EDSD. NIL.
Sold by ali Druggss Price q csDts Depor', No ." Court
lsrcts. ..,.,,.
n CARD Troupbusb. n. T. writes Dec s. tnsi IL q doing
WoLdeIs ic of Group
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

Mile PlccoLoNSI's litter 70 DEMPSEY FARCs, NJ. eO3
Bro sdwsy:
Billie Piccolonni present, her mpmeDts n Messs Demp
Fsrs sud bess then 70 aco.t her best thanks for the
autul box visiting cards and cOlored initial note pspsr
NV fORk De-. 9, l6ja
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

lOU WISH TO BE ENCHANTED just 90 and
wue, those wonderful little sItste the ZAvIsrowsKi troupe
Children perform those woudef mes aud ballots
THIS AfTEKSooS aud EVENING At Bsrnums Museum. Tney
are irre ssiDly attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

yI..E1s N THE Lex on IHE Hrnsos.-A number
f -oops sc ocpers and other vessels are IN the ice
tet.eeu Pouglkesps.e and Aba5y. Ihey are u-uen
cut ND by the ce 20 much that Two sank on satur
dsy. Their name. ere unknown. The weather mas
taken q sndJen change since Sunday, and il should
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

Fvr All EAR Or. LIGHTHIIL psys special
10 h- tr,.,ueu. of dses.rs Of the Eye and Ear st
6i. ofc- No So Brosavsy Ofcs hosr' between 10 . m
aud ..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

SuDDES DEATH Al HUD.oS.-Mr. Peter G. Coffin,
enc of the Oldest and most esteemed citizens of HUDSON,
Columbia County Died very slddeny at his residence
in that city on Saturday night. During tho evening
he col versed cheeruy with several friends who called
to see him, and retired to bed about nine O'Clock, ap
psrebtly well as usual. At halpsst eleven o'clock
Mrs. Coffin was awakened by unusual noise, and
found ber husband in convusions and suffering greatly.
lie died at hsfpast twelve. lie had spent most of
his life on the Hudson River, having been engaged in
steamboating from boyhood.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

THf Po1IcFxAS SrADBISG CAsE-Office- David
s,uw was in soueshs; better corditicn yesterday
evening .lar tie day previous. IL tie moraog be
began 20 .rk hut to~srd The evening he rallied. he
is stt,u uced by Po!.ce Surgec- Eshe' aud DIS. Van
Wrkle and F.elds who say tra uciess iunsmnation
se:t il vhio Fay ,so lie will rscove:. TIE police
,p;,k tbs. ice Ccburr is secrs.e e; fsvorte haunt
Of his il New jersey. some 30 miles .ron ths city.
O6csrs were dispatched there yesterday ai.enOsn-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

STrPHEss, TIE ALLEGED WIFE. PoIsONER-CAN-
oFnI n pRIsoS.-Th Grsui Juiy have hroyn OIL.
the IuC ceut IA the Of ia Stephe1s, charged
with poisoning LIS wife in October, 1857. reporter
VISITED hin yesterday IL his cell ard discovered that
be he'd received 90 intelligence Of the acton OF the
Grspd jury. He appears somsShat pale aud ex-
laus ed with proons eonnen ert bu. professes no
ak ETY. as to the eveit. He said that when he took
th. osth of ozen-tip BE had resolved to submit to
the iens q N.W-YcIk and that IN the present ener-
peury he Eai commsndtd his Case 10 God aud was
eeth fled that it would come ont right. He had been
des.fous Of trial. because then his ertire conduct
would have be,n submitted to pubic inquisition OF
Lis aCcuseis lie had noting 70 say st present. Wien
le wes fairy dc ed, he saii, he might be more
COZ mun.cave He could not a,ccuI FOX the analysis
of Doc,c1 Dcremus; il - matter entirely beyond
H. ken.
Cai Cem il in high splits The extreme peril Which
has seemed 70 surround tim s Low over, though il il
likely Il Executive olemercy does rot it,erpOss that
he wi eud be- days in prison II stated that his
se proIose frit er Interference Ia his behalf
lie wss yer, ct,rous TO converse vito BIZ visitor, bat
hi. lired knowledge c g-h prevented it, aud after
oougrstu'a. h;m the favorable termination OF his
pIololg,d tritis, tley bads Liu good morning. He
los eyi5trty rot suffered uch rom confinement, ard
his heath Is tetler than inst Of Stephens, who hiss
been a. iuItlce b.; f,B months.