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DIED..

sENNETT-on Tus,d,, Jan Robert Gurtervs son o. John
J. and Isab-lla BenoeIr, aged months.
DUHN-In Wilsnsburgh, Sunday, Jan Of apoplexy,
William Henry Dunn, esq, in The SD year Of his age.
CABRE-On Tuesday Jsn. Marquee Is,bels the bsoved
VIE Of Alexander A. Caore, ssed ~ II months and
TLs and friends Of the family and those .onn-
ara sister, Eiza Kelly. respectfully invited md
The funeral from her .e Residence No. "a Even street
Aosn street, Brooklyn, Il. D., Thursday, Jan O.,
lo.. that can never BE- replaced
GARRETT-on "wednesday, Jsu. s. At u m, in the 18th
year Of bis age. Garrett, Of di,es's Of toe hear
His Iisrds ard ths friends u III, Frank Nicholas Joseph
AID Thoms-s the aeobers Of Mount PIO,sec, EOgas
CouraEy No io Of Brooklynsrs respectfully invited 70
attend fners rora bis residence, No rs Grand
. y,sy cy SsS 1 % ' day dis r'''
HAHRIs-At No. Greenwich street on Tuesday Jan Of
inflammation Of the Gas, I.abes france. Hams. ssed %
Jesrs
JUoAH-At No. 9ss West Twen.y6rs. street. on Taesdsy
George roUn. i1fslt Of Charles D ana Elnrs
judah Of ban FTsncso Ca ard grandson 81 Floyd Si Of
this city
LAGRavE-At gas, Hew.Yort on Monday. Jan g. Pail N.
Lsgsye native q L. kocsel France for lat 81
sTesifeLt Of rhs city, eScf 10 yeVrs.
LIMonD-on Tuesday Jan. fourteen street, Brooklyn
hgset siaes d,Gslsr o. James add Jane Li0Id, agd
years s1d noLth.
0AELEY-On Tuesday. jan At Yont:n, Hannah 0sksy.
TIE frter, -l take place Tnursc.y Jan. O'Clock
PHELAn-Ir hi. ei,y on Monday evening. jan sner
bnssrrg lness, Wiiisfl Paelan, axed "a yeas.
PUDHAH-At Hcboten Monday. Jan. Logl,e Johanns,
,ourssr Slaughter Of Frederick sad Caro-e Pudsn aged
months AID ID days
RILLEYAt No i53 Fs. svenue, Tuesday jan. James
Rilsy, aged - pears and nsIths
sOAEk'iL Fin this city. Tuesday, Jan hsry Bins-
hen. win o Archibald Sctssr IN the 18th year OF her
Tie rc aud CT husband and tsoss OF her
,orn Isw selsh Van Dgzss. respectfully Invited 70 at
funeral res;1-re- No East Seven
i.srth ,trss:, Thursday, oh ast- a. o'clock
soUIER-f1C 8. C.. Wednesday, Dee. o. M
JOb. .,si,r IT,, Of tsis city
VAstpRelLr-At Fs.ih..e I on Tuesday Jan T. Mrs.
ssssh Vanderbilt, IN the ED year # her ase.
TIE and isrss Of family tpeetfiy invited
s't.ac "a. tuDss FROM her .e rssiieEce, Thursday,
jan s, ~ o'clock }.
wYMYsS-sued.nIy. Wednesday Jan S. Francis cozrtusy
W-mys late Secretary Of he A1asticAa Dramatic Fund
Aaocistscr, Il tie ed year Of hs age.
Tse uenecrs Of the above Assscatisp ,oF-.her with hs
rds and friends Of tia family and the professoa
sensrs are respectfully rs,~d 10 attsnd dae.sl from
bis ate reserree NO Is Crshy street. a. 10 clock
Friday. The in mat. without further syitA.ion-
Phsd.p aiA sLe Ersii,s papers, please eopy.
WHlrE-On Wedp-sd,y mcrnirs Jan s. sfer lingering
Hines, Sarah H. dsgshsr OF the late Gcofs- Woi,-.
The relatives -Des Of tb- family tay invited
% s'i.u1 her funeral from red-poe u oo,tes No.
20 West TweE,ea street. Seventh day l5.,111sy the
s,h insG
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Advertisement. .
"POIsoyoUS HAIR DYES AS the best method


oporsovorS Ham DYES AS the best method
f cor ps ,anierou. parssrsci, rape'en'nE ny ENeEe
sIoR H.h DYE 20 contain II lead AM otse.
ga 10 ~ used IN The couposoi % o;ser dlr
os.r the ow1rg cerfcs,e from tbs ve-snos 80 ana tcA
cheuis- Or CT too Who a. ny request gu ied ts prprs
p TO lie pow erf tssts for a.ceFtAirfs ta-
"A and corrosive sud pofo,ou. s1t'sre-s AZ the
rt on.blJ fbi ad by Interested parties ara
ey 20 40 re serious .Ty y trust that every news
rs which have tslvsT:entJ gwen II currency vi" pap
Ed tLs E.fl. lion -,
J. CsrsriDoso ~. 8 Astor House. New YORK
al hereby certify that have ms'@ thorodsn ansy'o
'Csr,oosos EXCELSIOR HAIR Dye sud nba toat u ace
any pr.,srsion % lead whatever nor eny otner
.pb,,rc. 4 would prov. Injurious - ta@ heao o. P'.a
rr !, In ths directed for tee p1rpos ei dJes o
L,iI-New.lois, Dec g, 1858. IN c.-;.,
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COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE Board met Yesterday sfierooon at tho ofice in
Worth street, the Hon. GULIAs G. FERPLAScK piesi-
oirg. No business Of moment WAS transacted.
Appended If the weekly statement:
Member of Entrants arrived TO January 5, la5s.- "a
Number Of Emigrsnts arrived 10 date in lS5S 7t6
Total for year ending December ST. lS'o........" 1903
To date in ..loSio
ia Bank, jan i, 5000 rs
Receipts Jan D. 1852 for Communication Of alien
passengers, W
Balance Of Communication Fund. s56's q
Messrs Mcdonald and Bschof iofor ned the Board
that the Pc sDa Railroad Compsrym them its
agents. in the place OF L. LoreDz, aud that they would
honor al tckefs is'ued by T.. - Flynn, or bis agents
in Liverpool, for inland passage in tia country.
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"a There were 3.5 fires during the year, the
-, os. being $3.50. AIS, of which sl5l, 755 was
e,sS This shows a great decrease Of loss as
sos,psred VITA former years..
Tie holders Of the Morris Canal Common Stock
his city are becoming quite excited at the con-
s,ned refusal to pay them any dividend. very
IRE amount Of tits stock is held here. The hold
:. have met to compel dividend, which they say
IN be- done, as the money has been earned and is
Nv on hand. They adjourned to wait the action
=; the Managers at their next meeting.
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CLARK act. Brown.- Amendment allowed.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAx Before judge


CANDID ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Jss McAc am ~ho was tried and acquitted yester-
day or TIE Of larceny the high tod one Of n,
Jurors, the rendition Of the rdit that although Le hsd
been acquitted, he guilty ofthe charge
INDICTMENTS.
The Grard Jarv presented Indictments against the
crew Of the Hsdee for the Mirror od-nse OF servos
board also, against Ad 'h snd jacob New
for receiving mouey ssei TO baye been emoeAied from
letter.
CONTEMPLATING.
Martin c. Weaver, indicted for manufacturing
count. rf, coin was ted Sentence deferred.
THE BROOKLYN CoUNTERFEIrERs.
Samuel EdwsrGs end Amelia Eowsrds vera put on
.risl for ting aee quantity OF con IN conjunction
with Eeward Ed~sfds, who pl-soed guilty y-sterd,y ,
CAPT Wsng Give ties lied tnat ne arrested
the q. ndots November l at houss In Myrtle avenue
Bnok,n; bad lever the lady before; Officer Samson
maze W box ar pretended that be wanted 20 sell something
when tue door oppue Samson snd Mccord ushee in
witness Officer Eder ssd the fence ana entered by the
rear trey arrested all the persons IN the house, eoostus OF
the defendants, Edward Ed~erts and man VINO gave on
name az henry Cook Amelia Edwards was IN the back room
when wrsss arrested her; metals, eugrsves TOOLS some
pbias aud turning aths found 10 the house,
wnesse. examined showing that srss
quantity Il bogus ard the materials for making II
fund the house. The Jury dered verdict OF guilty
sraia,t boto pisopeTswho remsnded for s-nt-nse
sedewck Dvizh, for the pros-ouion A.hmead Blank.
u an Tor James; r. J. Joschims.on for Mrs. Edwards
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CsrREcxDssrxD SuccEss.-"T The Atlantic Month
10 meei,ng with grea, favor from all sources
Though the publishers printed nearly thirty thousand
cpes Of the January number, this large supply was
tfuey exhausted OF the very day of publication thus
compelling many new subscribers and others TO wait
sv days before obtaining copy. The publishers
nave another edition Of several thousand in press,
suieh viii be ready ir few days. Their subscrip-
Ses, re eived by mail alone from ,al parts Of the
sSSlkzy, have averaged more thai one hundred dsy
w se0s time past. Boston Traveller.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tars DAY.

UNITED STATES DIsrRIcr CoURT.--Nos. 81, !, 43,
a., 46, ~, 70, 50 81. s.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr.-PARr 8 / aud H.
Same y.s.e day. -
SUPRsME COURT SPECIAL TERn.-Nos. 81, J2
"a to 49, S. g. IS TO. 81, u, u a. 75 IA, n, Is
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Stns as yesterday.
ConNos PLEAs-PART Mos. ~, -, IS, ~, 81.
g. s5 81 81 49, H. 49, 49, l2o PART IiNOr 9ito ieo
TO- los lC6 ITO To 49,
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.--The frft Of the series Of ope.
raac performances anncunced by Mr.. Udmao takes
place this evening, when Italian version OF Bales
Boheruian Girl" with some additions by the author,
will be performedthe art Of airline by sille Piece
lomni and th at of Thsddeus by Ssncr Brignoli the
other characters will be filled by Mile. Ghiou, SsnOrs
Flo;epzs ana Coetti.
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Ia w .LVI,ELLIGENCE.
TEE LOTTERY CASTS.

II. Peope syt Be- ann Wood Geo F. Rdsy ,na Caarls. r.
Murray.
Judge Russell yesterday, rendered the following de-
c;s;on II this cs's:
This csse is before ne upon preliminary exsmins-
ton N order 70 sscr.xn uhe,asr crime has beg committed
ac% vh-ther b-r- probsbr nEev the 1efead
guilty the rs. point vhr The declares ths.
shall WITHIN ire Of HewYors op-c
cary promote cav publicly psat1y any lottery
eeyice Of snce Of any nature Kind Whatsoever
Vel e s., III ed n
Tie xh section declares tia. person wi.hir hi. State
SHAH vepd sell barter furnish supply procure, to
Be- Ltes OF oc1rsd offer vend s- barter fTrnsh,
uppy procure 20 BE furnished procured for
0, peb5rs ticket shsre Of ticket
paper OF hs;ruuen oarporng 20 ticket part Of
"a shs or 20 share Interest IN ticket IN
purrcrtps 70 b ticket Of such ot.ery device u
ssre OF chance nor hs b. liar sb~ns or 81
"Ssns IN tf- CONF isslor q ether Of said csns.s
Tie veon Of either Of the above sections OF the ssu,c
declared 20 b niscenearor. and Il all lotteries
either this STATE in ether 3.zes countries taoass they
been authorized BY laws q hos~ sses
trirs fsn psia; ~ decided ne e,ss Il hs eseyss.
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sURROGATE's COURT-Jsy 5-Before EDWARD c. wrsr.
WILLS OFFERED.

Wills UFFEKED.
The wills Of the following persons, deceased, have
been offered for probate:
H.ears tia Meaersr, citation -eturnable Feb Ia.
Jsu.s Darcy citation returnsbs Jan. 10.
Herman Weissenbou, citation n turoabr Feb. Ia.
David Andrews citation rrtuTosbe Feb 10
sU,snnsh 3 Lupk-n, citation rrtumlble Jaa. D.
Rachel Stevens citation returnsbe Feb 10
Bermsp Sore helm, citation retarnsbls Feb H.
John y. emih, citation returuable jan II
Antonio MateOicb cil alton return sbie Feb IL
Ab:yAil LowerIe, eta ion rcturnsble Jan It,
WILLS ADhirTED.
OF John McNab Mary Scott, Geo. B. Hunt, Ma
thsuie X, chum. Mara rallnadge, Geo hetchuu John
BAL Vim. c. Perrne ID. StsnbWy Funk Elizabeth Smith,
WILL OF WIN. FLOYD.
The Surrogate DECIDED that w. Floyd, ~ the time ct
his de.l domicsd In this oouaty that the viii was daily
.aecnte and should therefore be admitted To probate
Tie will ot the lhfe Chic. Justice Oakley Of the
Sup r'or Court al unit,ed 70 probsie.
TIE W II of David Brush, now before The Surrogate
by thee Of mis- children The subscribing
witnesses have been dolly examined aud the case Is su GU
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THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoxMITrEE.-The fol-
loving let OF all the officers electe at the annual
meeting of the Republican Geners Committee of Kings
Comfy: President, Demss StrOng; Vics-PresiteDts,
Lucisn Brdisye, A. +. Campbell, j. Gr,iey; Secrc-
laries. ). A Smith John n. Stearns; Corresponding
Secretary x D. Benedict; Treasurer, Ezra Baldwin;
Sergeant alarms, Frank Webb.
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BROOKL wv LZ,ENS.

A grand Promenade Concert will be given ct the
Brooklyn Atbep@um this evening in all of the Female
Employment Society. Music by Nol's Band. The
programme is good one-the house shonld be
crowded.
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SUPREME COURT-SptciaL ryss-jN a-Before
Judge SUTHERLAND

BuRpyLL EsTArE-CoUSsEL fKEs.
In r. the E..ste OF Harvey BgrdeL ,
On the 18th of December last the Surrogate granted
an order allowing George T. Buep snd s. j. Itien some
s &c n,s fees for services rendered in he .eenent
a. e,tste snd lIiher sul OF ABOUT sOV oaAffsd
m ushs .horthand report OF the proce,iirgs before tas
suroze The Surrogate ordered the money 20 De Paa ou
The personcI Jroye rfv OF the estae =,
Mrr Bun aua rieD sese that large sims rave been
,;d On, 20 The oh.r poyei sod tia, there now
no. CROUCH personal property TO pay the above
Tt. Therefore 10 this Court for new orc 6ssed on nc
Greer of the surrosse authorizing the q these sums 20
b, made from tie Moneys derived fm saes VII n have eeen
mare o. real estate.
TIE n "a u sisted by TIE Adnristfsor ard seyers OF I.e
or. N TIE Crcrnds thathe Surrogate s.d 10 Jnsietnt
nae the o-.er 10 III first instance thst re eo0ase
bre allow I'd were excrbtsn. that the present motion csao
Ne by tie sp csl Term Of hs supreme Son oa
bouS have bes sde before the General Term, or else o7ofs
~. Surrogate Decision reserved.
In Cu,xsEzs-Be.ore Judge cLEsKE.
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REAL Esr.TE.-Owpg to the construction of the
Brosd way Railroad, res, estate on the line of the
route has increased IN value considerably l.ey. Lots
are now varying in price from si2j to $500 at Est
Nev-York, sccordiug to location. The road is ex-
pscted 20 be in operation by the middle Of February
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Advertisement !
GREAT REDUCTION.

W. Or. olosins cut eli or Avcrte s'Ies OF VINES
Ct orHIsG for ard boy. Sni Arz- .ef -esArt @ y
te@u 10 twenty rec cent
''' d. DEvLIs Co. Nos. s5s 80 and 81 Broadway
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The METALLIC TABLET ST

Gre sUxpEKs A q. Isi6-ras the Sc aine sr'c.', e1
nv, equsl-e ~ procnns the kee-ess Porsies ecfr -
r,rr Can oS.sis-d 81 th- Subscribers ard cole usa
ter. j. l. .. sAuxpEfs No. 7 Astor Hose
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NEW-JERSEY .LI,EJLG.

The COyHoy COuScIL EsJoIsED. The Common
Cogne q Jrey City heen served with Injunction
toe instance u TIE NewJerey Railroad Company saying
oe-cr- II reference Interfering with The y. speed o
trSirs in city llI.ti
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A SrRPRIsE PARrT-Tbe congregation connected
With h' Fi',t Presbyterian Chnreh. Hobeo f~ ersslas
al tsss:ed Ae Rev Nr Basb tier es:e1sd p8itr, %
compuen syprse pstv &c OF tnsr hz1 sp
prcclaon OF an GOO qlalss unister The reverend
gentleman ard cy -1E ab-nt In the fore par OF the evening
astoI4.het home finding the par
horers lad shen Possession Of tEs premises and prepared
p0ops 1E her tior At The conclusion If TOE
FESTIVITIES Mr. Babbit presented viii. paI,s containing
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Mrs. FRsScEs KEMBLE's READISGs night Mrs.
Kemble will give reading Of "Cynbeline, at bod
worths Saloon.
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PHOTOGRAPHS Of the PEOPLE, their Places
Of Rsssebce and Bnsin.s u.t sps ell the "usfoos $50
,n-scns downs Of thu syst-n On ser sacn
we iv. usanss ard o.her~ise, ~ eeia-sined 20 ~
~ the hesr-d Je~s a1o JtAASA
~ en-, of l,sDJ years Gallery No. 80 broadway
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FIRES.
yIRY IN RROOALrN,

FIRE IN BRoOHLrS.
About noon yesterday alarm Of tire Was caused
By the burning Of some RUBBISH near Tan.sbys rope
walk in Bushwick avenue. No particular damage
vas done
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Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith will deliver lecture
on THE Dignity of Labor" at Clinton Hall, this
evening.
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ORGANIZING THE GRAND JURY.-Ths Court OF Ses-
siobs vs- crgsrizei yesterday before Judge Morris
Justices Emnans and Hoyt, when the following gen.
tlemen were impsnneled as the Grand Jury for the
term: Tboma. Adams, foreman; Peter j. Berry VIM
Cooper, VIM. b. Cooper, John A. Gross, VIM. Con-
selyea, John s. Blank Hsrmsuus Bennett, John I.
b. rgcp, John Bsloghsm, Oliver Blakely, Ersstu' A.
Goblin, VIM Carpenter, Thomas Burroughs, Gauet
Brown, James Coleman, George Carey, Hugh Bell.
The Cou. charged upon the usual topics required ~
lsw, and tho Grand Jury retired. The Petit Jury was
in parreled, when the Court s'journed TIL next
Tuesday.
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We understand that the great painting of "rhe
Court of Death, by Rembrandt Peale, mas been sold
for $4,000 beautiful engraving of it is now being
executed.
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The Dramatic Profession will find the DGoy.
crI, Weld, 70 the sootAns Inference Of Mrs. ~ ~ GARD
sys's INDIAN BALs,N oF IrysswoRr AID HoA2soCsD. 1t
nsy be found s. the drueg.stS' generally.
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Ire State and County Courts transacted no business
yesterday, Consequence Of the special election in
the WITH Congressional District The United States
Courts were open as usual.
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A.. w FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
~ Al s.sno1ets. At bo ssJs suly ey . -
z. FAssR sole Aesat, No. Is Wi1-sr,-ss
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We call attention TO the notice Of Fred Douglass
lecture advertised in our paper to-day.
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EDWARD TT.

TAdvertiscmertJ
EDWARD TT. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF the
SsxI and Operating ard Consulting surreor No ~ hsv
Coz sul..oDs The obrcrs diseases aAy between
and z and snd evenings
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THK WEATHER UP Tx RNkR.-Snov fell the whole
Of Monday night from Albany to this city covering
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RIAL EsTArr.-The following sales were made yes
tsrdsy, 8: the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs. A.
j. Beeckex, Son & Co.:
le. on <e,bst sdav., 25xss $50
lots sdjonins OBJ
5acrss M shouse and out billings, West Bloom
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CRY MIssTos AID TRACT SOcIETY-Ths City
Ing passed THAI in.snuch they employ
10 .oci; ads icr tie relief Of toe The pubic re9ae
I'd 20 hand Apy dor atoms 20 the City Assrnsy 70 the
PASTOR 81 the ersreu, churches cooperating ws tie society
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NORTH AMERICAN FISHERIES This interesting
subject will come before tie American Geographical
and Statistical Society this evening at their monthly
meeting Dr. Abraham Gesner Of Brooklyn, who sur
yeyed and explored New. Brunswick, Nova Scotia and
Labrador under the auspices OF the British Govern
merit and also made ~ arches in regard to the Fish
ing Grounds on the Moth Atlantic Ocesn, will row
pieeent the result of his nvesg stions in the form of
an address, which viii be illustrated by large map,
prepared expressly for this occasion by the we'll
known chartographer Mr.. Schroeder.
TRIyIrY CRURCH.-This being the Feast OF the
Epiphany. an evening service will be held in Trinity
Church. for the first time sicce its erection. full
musical service viii bs given the new organist, Mr..
Cutler presG1g and the entire choir OF Tenity taking
pant.
SONORA Mario gave the last Of her lectures Itsy
last esening.
Tue RurGvRs ISsrIIuTE CouRsE.-The third lec-
ture Of tie course before the Rutgers Female Institute
WAS 10 have been given last evening by the Rev. DR..
Roswell c. Hitchcock. That gentleman, however,
was not present spd the Principal OF the Iastute Mr.
Henry NJ. Piece, read poem.
CITY APPoPRIATIoNs roE IHE fEAx-O1r City
Government is at present in state OF suspended
animstion as many taxpayers think some OF is
late oicals should have been long ago. owing to the
fact that the Common Council Of last year did not
pass the appropriations for the year 1852 Ii Is due,
hoseyer to the late Common COuhci to say that tbs
fault Of this nconyeDi, did not rest WITH them. bat
vas chiefly caused by the proiracted and dangerous
iciness Of tee late Controller which prevented the
estimates for the year being sent IN 81 the proper time
This evil, now Of psrioi ca recurrence, can only bs
obyised for the future by changing the commence
ment of the fiscal year from the LIST Januay to the
lei of JAY Any deficit tsen found in the city trea'-
rIy can be remsdied by tie Legi.s'ure in time to
the expenditures within the limit prescribed by
the Charter Of 1857 "A matters stand AZ present. no
! repairs can be made, work done and no supplies
/ furnished until the presen, Common Council shall
have made appropriations for thsse specific depart
nepts Of city work.
RIAL EsIArr.-The following sales were made yes
tsrdsy, .. the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs. A.
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RoBBERY.-The house q Mr.. Gilbert Rose 90 N.Y.
tie avenue plank road entered Monday "
thieves ard lusaee hrou hout About lc0 worth OF clo.
taken Mrs Roe tie Treasurer Of the Bu5hwck
Avenue Bapt Church Fair and the tbeye. egdeay ia
search Of the Il the f which they supposed 20 b.
ia the house Mia Ros lad however removed the money
Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

FELoSIoUs AsstULT.-Yesterday morning, a cart
named James Oowd, arrested By Serse,nt Daos
jacobs for committing assault upon fe1tena, nsmd
Benry NJ Lis'e, by striking hin with a csruus Dswd v,s
drivny cart loaded shells slo,s Fin. street Gtsnd
when sleigh. coutsninE three gntleupn among whom
Mr. L enteavored pass him. but could not oVias 20 his
eep-G the road An alteration ensned between oowd aad
tb- diver Il the seigh when Dowd seized cirurg aud
assaulted Lis incriog him severely in the Dowt
held for exsuiuston
The dver o. az. loaded v.A barrels attempted %
Of toe Fast HeYork sishs yetrdsy seruoon az
the Peck Sip Ferry but arrested and locked
ina'iCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

FATAL AccIDEsr.-One James Riley, who lived ON
the coruer of Fsi ard Ninth street died yesercsy
nam he rs.cts Of IN uries received last Monday Riley vn
sSirs his hors. attached heavily osded the zset
OF Sc cod Railroad whan be slipped snd fell OF as
,sk before ~hch and fstsy aes
hin Coroper ia rctfea % bold a. aaae: o. ne
holy RIsy wss 2 van q ~ ss& Q native Il lrssaaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

OWNERS WAxTED.--A short time since dozen
plated iosAs married. C. W. j. sni five silver spoons with the
max ohlieTapd akcn from thieves bs pole OF
the Fth Precinct and have been Gained. Taey yet
the Static -housc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

a NV BEIr.-A bell weighing over 900 pounis
was hung Il lie besy Q. The County Court House yesrdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

SUPPOSED FATsL CAST AHA man uaned Du-
t.n ~hoe residence Ess; Fei:e between second
and Third supposed 70 Be yiE oG as tom
be fleet, 81 received NewYesI Day 10
OF having BY ounieas nfo at,on Of ne
"a YESTERDAY EFF 81 the Coon-rs Ooe 10 order that the
Ant. ortem examination Of the sufferer nsat BE- taken Is
v a. deemed Necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

STITCHING Acknowledging morning young
la6y rAned Cstharns Dixon was thrown from aleigh
in Court street opposite the City Hail. in cobseq lence
of contact with raroad She fell under the car,
but the vehicle being promptly topped, she WAS saved
from beirg Her injuries severe, but
not DANGEROUS. She resides at No. 40 Hicks street.