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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-19

But, dear aunt, George don't like me
as he used to p sobbed the young wife,
with her face hidden On aunt Margaret's
shoulder.
Nonsense, Martha! your husband is
a man, and men love good cooking-and
knowing this, its naiural they should
love the cook too! George is only little
mortified, and, perhaps, little hungry
'Oh, but cannot bear to think that
George-my George, whom | thought
so perfect, should albw his appetite to
influence his affections !! Oh, dear there
is nothing but deceit d this world ? and
poor Martha sobbed the louder. Aunt
Margaret smiled.
A little sentimental-a little too senti-
mental, Martha; this world s a matter
of fact world, where folks eat, sleep and
grow fat. No woman can renler her
husband completely happy unless she
thoroughly understands housekeeping
You may think this a sweeping assertion
but l can assure you it is a true one. 1t:
correctness is realized daily, by thous
ands, who, like yourself, have entered tn,
married state without a knowledge O
this neglected art. 1t is no degradation
for the noblest lady in the land to under
stand perfectly the science of minister
| ing TO those wants which God has mad
a necessity to our being and happiness
Aunt Margaret talked a long time
and Martha listened and took comfort.
Under the instruction of this exceller
woman, Martha became, in time, famou
housewife, and now while she has ha
a dozen servants at her bidding, she
quail flied 10 keep the reins of domest
government in her own hands.
;, 1t was surprising to see how George
lost affection came back with the stea
of delicious puddings and savory ragOut
: and Martha was glad when compar
a came, that she might show them what
5 treasure of a wife George Melville hs
won.
Every night George said to himse
t God bless aunt Margaret
In conclusion, we will briefly say tn
: in the case of Smith rersus Brown-M
: Brown through the eloquence of his q
b torney, Esquire Melville, won the su
e and in consequence Esquire Ms reput
it ton rose like the mercury in dog days
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-19

e7T The following notice from young
man was lately addressed 10 Judge OF
Probate; sa; Ny father departed this
life net long hence, leaving q wife aud
dye scorpions. He died detested, and
bis estate Is likely 10 prove insolyent.--
I was leil exeeutioner, and being told
that you were Judge of iieprobaies, "p-
ply 10 YOU for letters Of condemnation"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-19

@ I've risen from tbs bar to the
bench That's what "A lawyer said on
quitting tbs profession aud taking 10
shoemakiag
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-19

ca Grandpa, said a prccoeious
bree year Old. what's thal man doing
~ thar ladder up against that post Z"
-IIes triming ths lamp Bobby" 8 No
be aia't he's cutting up shines"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-19

q The woman WHO made a pound
Il butter from tlie eream Of JOKE, and
! cheese from the milk of human kind
Bes, has slnes washed the close Of a
year. aBd hang them, 70 dry On been
line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
JCLIETS RUNAWAYES.


SIR: a passage in your review Of Shakespeare 5
Heroibes" contain ed in recent Issue OF your admre-
bic jour al recalled to my memory article headed
"Juliets Ruuawayes," written, i believe, by
"Shskespeares Scholar" some four years since, in
Putnam's Magazine.
The writer, after giving his own copjectures, and
the IDEAS OF Others and the various probabilities and
improbabiltes of the different attempted elucda ions
ends, If remember erisht, with declaring that q
crown of immortality was the NEED Of the fortunate
person who satisfactorily clear up the mystery
Without designing TO claim any such lofty re Sard-
for il correct II seems to me the explanation Is
simple that any might have guessed out the
solution long ago. would respectfully ak you to sub
nit my Loficn to Shakespearean students, shall l
say for that it has stood four years in my good oPn'
ioD wherefore fancy there ia something IN 1t, be;
il setms Ia the most natural idea, connected
with the rest Of the text that IN manuscript the two
are very similar in the shapes OF their conpo-
nen's, ard that competitors everyday accident
would readily produce the error.
Spread thy close curtains love .perioruing Night,
That ,urdared eyes wink. and Rnmeo
Leap TO these unnoticed snd unseen
My idea is that " runawayes" is misprint for
-daz ed'that is Of course, sun de zled. 1t is
you will remember, toward evening, 6Dd the usual
effect of the level rays Of the lumnaiy to sug
gest the lovers opportunity for which Juliet wishes
have the honor 10 be, Sir yours respectfully,
WILLIAM DUFF TELLER, Painter in OIL
No. 8i5 I hird avenue, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

frs iiy he couLs hsv- defended no jsssess
had bect ,lfrn tp.rrA teisA Seuh be Gelas 70 ~
plsif "a hold Judgment OF ee nkc.t
Ain And Ac OF tie opiricr ne ietsm-ot s,'<d -
ic~usa vss,~c ASIDE Affected the <st Of ~
p.'n'iA ok'sn The II 0<rrt Mott s,esh
Kew ave bal tre undertaking. would not BE- coattioeed hS
shc-i TtIosF ttuseA spco nav -
sorre TIE Jncsu reuf rid IL 10 tsnx
sueh D. 'ssne eufn~ tee lgsEm-ai therein
cue should he recovered IA favor Of the gistt Code. 1k
His hal would b. ohlse him up~a say
ton thst oud D. issned Judgment srcsdv eaereA
uPu or-ef sseS Tor tao enforce
~ OF ira; Judgrrert
Ms eacusieu tbs, the motion to the order Of tss
81 II p~c.nh~r o. hicA GsTret Mott been srrrs.
sfouc ~ s. I'D With - ocssts.
DAVID Dudy Fd vr dess udsH' s>s1e' A. Zoo. Tor plain
tn
NoTIcE.-Ncts- II issue for January Special Term
Roosevelt j. be fled 10 the ccrks on e GA OF before
fcsy .ih The no,- u Issue mus asincty sess
whether " be drstyfry OF not demurrer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
LETTERS FROM HE PEOPLE
CAPT. CAvENDY AND TIE HERMANN.

TO the Ic'foy ~ The v. y. 7fbrn>.
SIR: Ny dttcltlon having been called to certain
ccmmuncatious which nave recently appeared in the
colomLs Of tue New York papers the respective
signatures Of Henry Rsnsd and Capt. Eiwsld Caven-
oy, in which " name has been use1 cognz an.
Of al the facts which the said communications desire
to establish, rcluct aLtly obligated to make the
fol owing statement:
!. TDat from personal observation, far as my
judgment serves, Capt. Csvepdy fro the date Of his
arrival With the steamship Hermaon on the west
coast of South America used every effort n his power
to foIwsrd the best interests Of the Company by whom
he was employed.
2. That On reaching Pauams with the Hermann
Cspt. Cavetdy was governed 10 d-patcbins his ship
dtrtctIo San FrGncisco by perfe tly pure motives
thai TO nv 7,osfrc kLowled sc outside influence was
exer;ed 10 termile him ia doing, aud that under
the circumstances in which he was placed, l. a. well
az all the or er persons With whom hal COY CONVEX
ss,ion On the subject at Panama after the departure of
the Hermann from that port agreed that he could not
lave acted otherwise, in justice 10 the msny )uls he
theu bad uncer his charge.
much regret the difficulty between these two gen.
tlemep, 18th being friends Of mine, and as sucb ap
pfeciated, and conclude with saying that both have
had my views stated 10 them personally.
Very respectfully, your oSt .eryt
WILLIAM L. HOBSOS,
Late oopssnee Of the steamship Hermann at Valparaiso
Esp- Yak Dec 20 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
BOARD or COUNCILMEM.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, MIR. HAswELL
in the chair There was larger lobby attendance
than usual.
Tctas.- Mayor Temann sent 10 vetoes to the reso-
buttons approlriating to James latte ana John a.
Tose the SUN OF $3.50 each for clerical services TO
Committees. c;,
The Atlantic Cd6lc.The report of the SPECIAL
Committee on celebrating the successful laying oil the
Altar tic Gable, recommending the Appropriation OF
s25 600 to dcIray the expenses, was brought up ou
II betp apparent that there was not strength enough
In its fsy6y a motion to lay II over was adopted.
D,na,,oas.-The report of the Finance 20 nmttee,
In favor If donating 900 to the Newlork Eye and
Ear Iufrmary was ooLeurred IN
Pfforts-In favor Of changing the name OF Ham
snersley street TO Houston sireet-adoped. vi C,n'
mit,ee on Repairs sni Supplies, in relation to IoWP
kins MaIktt-concurrcd IN. In favor oi paying w.
ID. Swsrt s.. 80 with interest from Aug. 1892 for
street numbering adopted. 10 favor OF openlng
Nuetieth street from ayenso To Third aNenae anu
Seventy fifth and Seveuty-sxth streets from flitn
avenue to tie Est Rivcr-aoop,ed.
The Tax Ltry for ieJ9-Iue Controller sent in q
~Inu,,ops communication, submitting his estimates
for the tax levy for 1852 1t was referred to the Com
mttee on Finance after which The Board adjourned to
Nednesday.
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n. property while they are eserc,si-g upon them
tta ,roet shsoir,e acts az o~refship.

HI. property, while they eferc'si-g upon It them
selves the most absolute acts OF ownefship.
"I venture, in conclusion, to mako pr'poss'
suge stsd by the muncetc CO o the proprietor OF re
LGeey in payirg the generous sun OF $40 10 Tue
Mcuut Vernon Fund fvr the preparation Of these pa
pers; would that II were 10 my mower to make 'h'n
nore worthy of his literally. More than tlree nun
cred thousand copies ~ tbs journal are circaa.9o
smorg the uisss.s Of the people throughout tue
length and breadth Of tue land. large propof,'on
OF the copies ordered by clubs. and are read IN
families, and an told that il is not an ef'raVaSsnt
ejaculation that they read by one nlui'n OF the
people of the United Ststss, each ooe OF VINO N yene'
rates the character Of Washington, "od would gladly
cooperate 10 rescuipg bis dwelling and MS tomb from
pecec. and decay. If this il sound calculation, the
rc,trbnt,n Of nalf dollar each by the readers of
me INdrer would at once accomplish the object.
81 have hitherto taken n par, Ia collecting funds
for The norchese Of Mount VeI0on 10 any other way
than by the repetition of my address the char acter
OF Washington. But i shall be happy Ia aud the
readers Of THE Isdger tn give effect to the above
ruppcs ton, by receiving any sum sent to me- by mail
or otherwise for tbat parpose reforming receipt 70
TIE donor countersgred by Treasurer Of the Aux
piaTy Mount Vernon Fund"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

SUPPOSED MURDER IN WEST HosoSEs. - The
body Of sn ikuoSn man. superiority German,
i5urd Yesterday uornny lylog uoou the Peterson
psnkioad, near West HcboSer, ard At fret II was
supposed be had committed suicide by shooting him
SELF gun.shot wouod Was found ia tue neck, the
bal bsving pas ca through tee viuipPs AMI lodged
somewhere in the top Of TIE head. The Weapon
could rot have been in close pIoxniy u the deceased
as there were DO traces Of powder wa. and neither
could acy vespon or smmuntiq be found. Toe boiy
wsstsken in charge by Coroner BchnsIesd Of oboken
whocaused il ~ be removed to HOboken Last evening
TIE Coroner into possession of facts wnich lei
him TO believe that the man wa mur'erei abous
o'clock yesterday morning. and he VIII accordingly
make every ffot to ascertain the facts. Deceased
WAS abou, feet inches 10 hight black hair, goat
and uu..aches. He was cresse ed in aeS sack over
coat disb frock coat, black cloth vest, daks pants
res HSune undershft. white cotton shit, black : TX
cravat, and long top boots pair of tslorS Shears
slso a small pair of shesrs, and pair OF drab cas-
sin ere pants sere found with tie body. The inves-
cation will be commenced this aite noon at Justice
Nrene's office No. % Washington street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

RfycHyK oS rnE SPIRITs.--Dr. Edw. Beccher,
oldest brother Of Henry Ward Beecher, aud author OF
the Conflict Of Ages lately preached TO his people
nj Calesbulg ILL.,, sermon on sprits tne substance
Of which "a reported u us by Of bis hearers lie
declared the prescni system of sprl,uaism with IT'S
mediums. tabe-tippng, &c, satduc coohteileh, 90
serving that often when God rs about To pu' ID opera
ton new agency for good, the DEVIL perceiVinS
IL, manages TO get ia ahesd miserable couhleie us
IL tins case, go that the genuine may DC
tn1ouO'euy, he said, spirits are witnesses u ouI
affairs, ana are mere interested IN TINS wora ,au III
their owD, because, while all is safe and quiet tnere
here Is the danger aud the conflict between good ana
evil Spirits not only have intercourse with men, out
sometimes materially assist them in their extremity;
beside the examples recorded in the Bible instances
of such aid have occurred in modern times, as in
the wars between Prvtestantism AMI Papacy aud
particularly III the seiges of places in Holfpd Bot,
lie SAID men have communication with Good spirits
only when they have become holy enough 10 he adj
rnitted 10 such society and the man Of God living
above his fellows and rebuking their wickedness.
though he To be alone, may have such sympathy
and cOmpanonship from the other world that he can
say as did the prophet, ''They that for me are
I" more than they that are against me-.
We can recommend TIVE TRIBUNE "a one OF the
healthiest toned journals Of New-YoTk City. Its
founder and chief proprietor, Horace Greeley, has
ever been the friend Of the workingmsn. Farmers
and Mechanics throughout America will 6nd il to their
interest 10 READ THE WEEsLf TRIBUNE.
THE Weekly Guide. Poit Hop, Cspsds West.
HOors.-lt is supposed that the grs will, " TO a
mar, quit gong 10 tcooOl in Marietta township, Mar
shall County, Iowa. for the school directors have
iSsued their official mandate that girls att andin
any o. the pubic schools vi ,nat district shall geaT
hoops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The schooner Gold Leaf which has been for a long
time sunk near the channel way Of our harbor, was
partially raised on Friday and towed TO the cutter edge
of the harbor near South west Ledge where she again
sulk. New.liaven Journal.
THE COAST SURVEY.
There are now thrtysix coast survey parties IN the
field and afoat-on the Atlantic coast Is; the Gulf
coast Il; and on the Pacific coast 6. These dis
tributed for the Winter follows: In the vicinity Of
Choeapeabe Bay Virginia. ,; coast of North Carol-
ma 81 coast of South Carolina and Georgia, Florida
peninsula, reefs and keys l.; coast Of Alabama, Mis-
sssippi, aud Louisiana A. coast of Texas . and the
coast of California Oregon, and Washington Terrific
rica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

The Ball of the Mount Vernon Fund at the Ac ademy
will take place tonight. We learn that the prepara-
tions are on the anpes scale and that every attention
Will be shown the guests. For full details see advcr
tisement The greatest expectations are entertained
as regards the pecunary results. Is for the public
to decide whether they are well based The decora-
tions of the Academy are We learn, in the hands OF
Mr.. Bourcicsult, and will far exceed any yet at
tempted. One single item is we are informed, 800
face, and floral aud other beauties upnumbered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
NE U-JERSEY ITEMS.

CESTRAL RNLRo, Al or NEw.JrRsEY "A Rev time
table wert Lto effect OF I'll, rosa yeseoiay the 2hh
rst by which arrangement the boat. Of the Com ?any
leave the city TO conLec. with the trains st Elizabeth
Port - foloss:
,5Gs m f,r Ess.on, s.oppiu, at al wsT stations
II IN for E-stCu. stopping Al AZ Wy stations
{ D. n FOR ks,tou stopping 8; sl way stationa
) p. for somervL e, stopping =, al wss stations
Tie steamers OF this lice now stop regularly at Ber-
gen Pvnt ard Mariners HsrboS on ther passage To
AMI from Elizsbethpo;t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
A NEW PUGILIsr On HAND.

SIR: Having noticed q card in your paper from Mr.
John C. Henan stating that be would Gsht any either
Eurone or Amerc, any $1,000 take
this Of Informing Mr Hseps that chaeoge
aud will meet him Lors Island Point Csnss lt d,y
81 Msy 1859 and then aud there hglt him for o
$500 49,
made pre,ensions toward berg plEistc
bully IS have been in the ring. but viii roEf
Be b. Of the world rounds merely 10 satisfy his desire
ior pa ziic houor. Respectfully,
GrGentvg, Dec. 10, 1883. MARTIN ZoRGkR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Advertise u.eut
Movopp lJVy IN DISEASES OF NpHtN

MoToRPATHY IN DISEASES OF WoHAN.-H.
UALsTFp NJ d. has been inc aced 1--WE --tns1t 70 NeS
York. Gays zach week, during Wmre la ni' sehHo"n
In The Of Womaa dessss ne css9es &c -.e
csu.ac With Is poisonous Effects aod ell ppora His ',ssn
OF AoorpA,y Is b.sed thoso pnbA yr1ep@s - s'T r.
la b.n tested In the treatment OF Eve thousand Ia riding
Hospital practice The speedy Aod r-lisse LIZ ~
broEgn. beds even, enabled 70 Wa O'c' ~
as Of spua disease have also been eorsd CALI reeivec 81
81. SicAslas Hotel from 10 AID from 70 m, %
TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Hr otssr deJ, - ais -oa
Hi wserCGrr, Northampton As., waica oper "inief
.nd Summer for both Reference sseo, A1d efccs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
MARTIN ZORGER.
Dy,pR,prrr. AWAY FROM HoNg.-F oar rowdies

DEAD RABBITS AWAY FROM HoNE.- Fo1r rowies
st,emped say nigh, in village Of .euo einon
W,cl County, "Wednesday evening last but tde
benssye. obno,ou, that the place became not for them
They went Gouds Hotel when one offered strhus
the clerk inol-niy demsL d.d sccon
odsons Tor the party for the nght BENG refused they be-
inpuG-n that the pops sezd club and drove
them sinking Of tie fellows hesng On The shpuie
They sucoesyey 20 two hotels kept by Gercaa
ard tried their Of rea, with Ike fauf's one OF
chased them s.ih loaded AID ateup'ed 20
bem but the missed ire Me lnme lew cIers
lad ana joined IN pursuit OF tue mass1dei
They found midnight, trying force Al eur 20
cottage occupied by quiet Irish fam w. toe mGbefs ~
which they had sesty terrified ta,t they scraa r
help Tie .cogn5Ie I'D in ho haste AID took oRrfer, crc
the pprosh of the citizens and were not seen again
ALo;heT such set VIII be warmly received there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

R,uEoAD AccDENt-Joseph Wright, young
Epglisbman, was thrown from ha horse in front OF
railroad car in Fourth avenue, on Saturday evening
and severely injured Of the car wheels passing
over his body. His injuries will probably prove fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Jore, cicsted on the occasion, and administered The
rite Of hapti.m 70 four Of The twenty-five sailors. For
most of the time during the present year there has
been religious interest OF board the North Cerona,
ard may lave been converted. The sailors condact
prsyermeetpg among themselves every night. The
chaplain Of the ttp the Rev. j. Sockb bridge breaches
to tie largest sailor gregator il the Countrywide
ships company q. the present tine consisting o. resiy
one thousand men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

TIE CL,ScY LmEr SUIr.-Tbe examination in the
CLANCY. .i.L having osu-ed 10 D"
inserted in The ". \. Sun, on the IN rnDg Of the
late election an advertisement refsctrg upon tho
character Of Stephen p Russell, Of the candidates
for Controller, was commenced yesterday afternoon
before Justice Oborn at the Lower Police Court. Aid.
Clancy denied having cau.ed tho insertion of thu al
yertisement but Mr. Russell brought evidence TO show
that be causod i: to be sent. The examination is pro-
crossing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

THE NV CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AND
oTEFS CsRoNIc Di,gasss Assisting Fsos GsSySsL Ds.
BIfrY NskvoCs PsosrRsrto> Pref SRo>sos. ssss.d
~ NN Gen soi this ,pechs for
Ccrsur piou &c tss n~d of, expressly nc Of
thss- dis, - No - Wet h- second dcot from tue
ro-t Of 6thsv wirre tl> who oh - cou,lt
wifi Il a reanr,ted 20 call from 4 N. y I p
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRT-Doc. a'.-ssfss.
Judge lscsRsOLL.
m

Horace ~ Day rts. 70 A. t. stewart To-
Upon the hearing to the Injunction ia this case, at
down for th. ns hr Se~afd ~ counsel for piant6S
stated the Cont ba the had been settled BY de-
rpuls'nf u stop all farther portson aud sale ~h
the authority Of tne psntfs and hat hence the prsss4
proceeding would BE- dtcon .inued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

STABBISG AFFRArs.-On Sunday evening the Tgen-
,ieth Precinct Police found young man named John
Riley lying in milk wagon, and took him to the
Sta,on-House. Riley alleges that DUNG difficulty
that occurred in West Twentycigtth street, be was
stabbed by one Hugh Holland physician was seat
for but The ures being slight "a mele aesh wound,
Riley was taken home.
man named Patrick Scully was found yesterday
morning st the corer Of Canal street and tce Bowery
by Officer Deaner of the Fourteenth Precinct bleed
ing l,ofusey from two stabs in the temple, which no
had received at the La ds Of unknown rowcies.
Scully was taken to the Station House The rowiies
escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
Aiv-ris--us-l
QrPRE'A Con LIVER On IEIIY-aaprnveS

81 tie New Ysra Acsxruy Of 81 a. the ".
thee pure Cod Liver OIL and I, t.sen vho1; ucresssrt
t2s Physicians unscQuaint~d requested 20 cal 81
bis ofce snc inv iis Oice Nc. is 81
PssT oLr CT Co. Wto~ssie AzeI,a NJ. Hle.. Aers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

A SMART SwISDLEE.-Yeserday afternoon, man,
apparently German, called at the store Of Messrs.
White q Bird, corner of Nassau street and Maiden
lane and desired to be shown some sets Of furs. The
clerk displayed different Gets and at les. the customer
chose two mink sets, valued a. sl5j, and stated lie
wanted them to present to lady who had been very
kind to him in recent fit Of sickness but would like
the privilege Of exchanging them before Christmas in
case they did not suit. The gentleman desired the
goods to be cent to No i9 East Broadway and stated
he would pay for the urs there. One of the iym to
make sure that no swinde could be perperated, sent
around TO another store Of theirs, short dstarce off,
for very sharp lad TO take the goods, which were
sent TO the house in Eas. Broadway, where the Gus
toner met the boy at the house, aud gave him the 'l-
lnMinr check.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1858

fec. becoming known TO Ostec. it is alleged he
attempted 10 take French leave" cut va. irt,r.
cep,ed b al cafcer a. tie dePot whom he knookei
dovr. sni escaped 10 tbs city.
Information hsy;rg been obtained that Ogden was
dor busire;s in this city Detective Bradley o. Chi.
caco was SET. on 10 tbs city With the bai bonds to
eec, The arrest of Ogden, ani assisted b? detective
Stephenson Of this CITY be procee led 70 No. lOe Wal
street, where Ogden carried cement business, who
was srre-ted at > ?. 10. yesterday, and taken 70
Chicsgo il chsrse @. Detective Bradley.
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Bo,Rp OF ALprRNEN.-Tne Aldermen being en-
gagged AS City Canvassers did not meet last night. AS
Canvasser they most of yesterday and up TO late
hour last night, until they completed the business De-
fora HON