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NEsTCorT EXPRESs COMPANY.
SsS. Iort, March IL. 1853. No. l6s broadway, n.

A FALSE REPoRr.-Last Saturday evening William
Burke 10, keeper Of low ruushop aud hou,e " III fans.
No. 90 Wster street called az the Coton-s Ohce aud
that THURSDAY asst drunken ran ont Of hs place
ana told policeman named Craig and Cokey that he n.t
been hesea Of the Bmae c requested them 20 90 ia
him In compsDoe with h request, they euer-t
search OF the ss'asnt Derng her searon they
er'eree tho occupied by hra May Cuusn. Suspect
ing that the fugitive concealed htlsa'h the buuk ga
ht S Cusn lay they proceeded ia sPite Of the caution
he uuIe that the had been but DAYS
Eusd And that ,ettsst excitement might BE- fs.s pull
her cot By feet from bunk the camp oor ana
hauled the bed 70 II he person OF whom they In
search there bot they DID rot hud min Bnks further
stated that The c,ed q Iris Cssgs and that her med
ca attsudsLt had refused awe burial certificate until the
Cor5bsr had investigated TIE OF desh Coroner Oheee
aeo inquest yesterday When sppsssd that Burke himself
Tve Of whom the officer, IN search, snd that
thew him stairs bet Two beds aud tnat
his .aicn the inhunsnity Of tue officers, enfy
false prompted by malice. Tue evd weut TO show that
policemen touch the ALL aud tnat Ear
caused By the that he died psritO
1ts which accelerated by intempegance.
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N.EW-JER8EY ITEMS.

HOUSE, STRrCz BY LIGBrsING-Ihe Broewors
R,ql.te, ,.,.: La, W,dn.sasy usornr ssoot odsst.
tie hesyy tblnost storm Sh o. ~
AZ Al sE,osn, nearly opposite the Dsdsnos 81 W.
bsrdA kAOck tart ~ as uot PaDns oaI sha scLesa9
room, overturned stcse and he~ hroly sws -
tgou Sy.vse the fsuiy NOT tStsonod 81 ~
ut,- Toe ire, ts~y in .he nSTars vsss the
u.rbrs s.erx me ixttntrg has made. -
,r,ar toe nnats. died aei Snocx 81 q ~
co.L evoke tusm aBe tod hen d their oOacItios
ExrRTwJs.-A marTisge took place 10 Psis6sta %
Saturday night II between &C sad yssrs ~
whose xise h.d b.. sesd Eix week. srt rn osy
van o. ss-. Tks iaeyJ coupe tTsttsd ~ toe
With Q :" obariyNi" OF "ssin1B.sftoal"
CHATTER RLEcTIOss.-The election iof CV -
W.r5 officers C.adsa he.s TUESDAY, 20
c.ty tcss. soos0lel . -Asss ss.ee1 -'
lot Rs-rr y..siyiIk A-tresn so snd - Dlf,s1Aj
A. borcer,s~B, zrssdsy lax tos ~0Ao~'s~~ w.
L. 4 st ca..-a. vita tao exc H'en- 49,.
a. topssAlS e. .sss .GrooSssNt e~Ssss~s "ss~S ~
sss,l;si n fsFN Il tzs Scpss't<S
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r,lico; aus assunoss4nue pns,.s "a Santiago. vino

rrica ast tktamo,4asc presss n Santiago, vino
tPpiAyH ~r,u'ina sIf -"ausfi Cc-'rc - nrsinfi-s
CCvcJfU. at N tte rrds q tfa peHp'" ard c'o'iree
- n.fir-e sud blow the flare of diacrFr. Stree toe
tcsscalous s,rrottpsi dispute. ~ winch zee -cceii.
sscal s-iLOfitiss 5hOwtt slrh zsplc t'4drrcies y
dispute tie LAtio- sDs'rf sLty several uo7rlcplsi
scC.eias'.cs ~ antinuiug q Go al N their power =
iuWeEt dlscJf1.
The posts of Hussco. Csrrissl Bsio aud Caidsra
having bssn cc-eJ 10 conssdue.c OF the dstfrbtoce,
IN tde north toe In.crdeats bore Va ben s-h"rkef
TO provide with passports TO Ioasco, src individuals
Re believes jetcesb,7 irclrred, and tncaosSis o.
foueatIrg further Disorders the end OF winch IS noT
C,o.e az usr6.
A coIresporIen, OF the Corcrri0 Of Lima, wr.irg
from Nslpa!sisO says:
Afscaus contrues in he same revolutionary stAsA,
ana tire smsl force ct "a men add fOur guns s"ut
sgan-t it by the Cor meat, can do nothing ucI re-
eIfof ed.
Os tie 2lst add 22d the revolutionary movement
broke out at Ts!.s sud the ievoutionsts fortified
,bemfelve. in me public sausre The Government
have cent 800 nfn in two steamers TO Constitution,
bot the result ID not yet known.
A son Of Gen. Las Hers,, COMMANDING the Cavalry
at Talcs Carlos CoIeA Is at the head Of o0 Cavalry
in tie fed.
The political prisoners IN Santiago sentenced
on the 18th 20 6snsnment to Msgalens, and Sapet
an EnglisAms1 IA IN irors.
Hessis. Toro, Dad, SLcht Samprayo. GeoSencho,
Cob0s Ariequi, Mona aud others, are prisoners IN
tsipsIhsO.
Arevolut:op movement il expected TO lake plscs in
tl- Province OF ATdUCo.
Government IL org1rzirs two bstsGons q lnfautry
40 areginent OF Cavalry, paying 81 bounty 70 each
recruit.
Another correspondent says:
fThe revolution daily gass ground. Copapo gill
hols out aod u1oIe troops TO be seI 10 snstaia
tho Government cause. The rails OF portion Of the
-aioad have been taken 20, az TO stop the commit
nicaiion with The pcr, Of CaldeB.
In Valpars $50 i il daily expected that the revolution
i break oct snd great fears entertained that the
mob VII COMM. many eKcesees.
The editors q tue Comercio have offered the Gov
eminent sccuiitv N 1900 to be allowed 10 reissue
,Ae.r journal, bot their request Was refused.
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DEATM YRea An OyERDo,E OF MoRmSE.-On
satQdsy evening re lie young rman about .
who hsd employed ia III. Busssds drug store in
Fourth applied tho cce of toe Westcbosr House.
Boome and the Bower, for lodging, 1t the
saving sick ard unable proceed further
pe Wa shown room, aud the following morning he
BE- ,susibe evidently from the esta of some
tic poison Or Bust ed cAled Administered
a.. ut pet continued fail aud died about midday
Coroner Kseis bed inquest when Dr. Busteed testified
that he had been sttcuing Keppsr for lung complaint
brother OF deceased eydencs that he latter Ia the
habit of tssDE oIphre adsy bis cough and make him sleep
He hA1 .hrestened 70 suicide Keeper undoubt
overdose Of moIphGe he wen. to bed The Jury
r,uLefsd Sefdi,t 20 that eject.
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BRUTAL AsSAuLr.-John Burns, q shoemaker re-
siding 1t No. IS Pearl brualy besea Fddng
night by Tuaus AIMED William Patton and sylvester oee
uoly They where he vork, knookcA
aim hs beat him until he seDseess he 90
the officers the second Procno. and
moved The City Hospital his janes considered
very Patton and Conuoly sresto: and
oed up HOUSE, Of the Second Precinct aud
escspe but again reosptred Ga Sstaasg.
they 10 Jail TO await ex animation.
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From the Iins journals we gather the following:
The country Il quiet; the Government rs at present
in Oruro.
In Ia Psz. come revolutionary correspondence Of
Ger Cordoya and his friends has be-n discovered BY
which appears that the Pefec o; PunO, Sr. Cares,
il compromised 80
TIE Bolivian refugees in Tacus bsye been notified
to leave within tigbt days. similar HouhcaLon has
~. on issusd Ia fbOse in Plno.
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DEATH FROM PoIsOs.-Coroner Sohrner Yesterday
held rqu-.t No ~ Ihoms street the body Of Ju.
smith confirm I'd druntaTd died m the ELECTS OF bad
ether posons week age ria While Intoxicated
dso1' swallowed solution Of u cad tom The ~
~ which she recovered Last sduesday she told
Jacob H. eioh, with whom shs lived MS wife that she
going die and from that hour tu her death she failed
apdy verdict Of Death from overdose Of ssetse Of
lead rendeIed BY the jury jus, years Of age and
native Of Ireland. Her husband 10 living, b.. she had got
lived With bin for ions time poet.
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CRY M0RrAlrTY.-The total number Of deaths
during tae ending ssrut M lts bevs insrnsss
OF over the pas, wyek Oh tLese % were mes > ~smea
ton 49, aud inflammation ofbtan ,sci .tdsssa
ard infaute convuon, each dropsy In besd. S. nfaaas
debility inntile aud small poN, each congest,as
Of brain lungs hopping cough Inflammation OF leus de-
aud pssy. bronchitis cancer, Group. dsbiN
sarit prsIprsl fever sorous each Natives ,i Ne
United States II; Irelaod, u; Germ suy 81 England.
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JUyESur TEMPERascE SocWrY.-0o Friday svsa-
ms the s,holaTs Of thu Sunday School OF the Hssssa
place Methodist Episcopal Churca formed TemPa-
snoe Society, snd elected the following oficsfs: =.
Place, President William Browp Vioe-Prssisat, aad
Joan w. trsnch, Treasurer.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Signor la MANS, the weiItno~u otctc'trsl lssss-
at Nlblos and Wsiack's, died on Ssar;sY o. Die
res'derce 10 Esst brooklyn.
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THE BoDN-SNA rCIrNG CASE.
To a. Editor Of TIE n. l.. Triburc.

SIR: A statement Appeared ia your paper, based
upcr AFFIDAVIT of Fredsti5k Lane II No IS Nism street
bfors hi. Homer Msyor Tensun a. the effect at the West
OF FlW.. COupsLy without shadow Of sIhcry taken
frc Florida corpc sud ,pictea away .E he
purpose q eNtonG charge from the fiencs The Mayor
very popy cited Oh. Company 20 an inI EeAo inyesstoo
"a resulted follows: Mr Geo Mitchell. o. tie sgcu,s
Of be steamship line appeared With ar Weco', and stated
tbAt By orSard sal
body ths directed H,mitoD Causd. West and TIA.
srcor3ry delivered 90 the American ENpes. Com pany
No oil nucson street mecu for tor
wsrci IT, TIE sgeuts OF the line acted hom the purest mo
.iva remued upon The dock several hours without
bsiuE cl,nee ara supposed direction upon
iLeIdtd oier TO krwni Certainly the ENPress Com
paw he'd no tea booysDscbing violently set forth BY
so Lsre L. happened that Police Com missioner stinan r.s
IN bc Mayos office curing the invest stion ard voluntarily
:ssd Ia prssn tee wharf wlon tho kX
orterd by Hr Mitchell to take charge Of AID 6r.srd
tirocsd. WhsTeupcn tue MAYOR dismissed lie And.
a. LaEe has rttTsctn. respectfully request - De
uslt before To. giblie Trly yogr+
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GAS. GAS, GAS FIXTURES. We expect h ssr-
pa. aotts IN rsnufsurr< sat s.ss ~
s toe sprns trade fsice. 20 .uu al Can ct
llego No Sys BauASNsy NAsNfN, pEcN q Co
o Arch. Msrar .
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vile tcr kesh &c n u she- IRseuaeccstas1tI
rc.si U,vcs sG,ctea ,ee hsFi-n-i tt,ef fousst c
re sc0- tLs aFs On el1ss too ssItas ess & Ca
rioprstrTs Ct Tan. e.oret IA t'm- Aoi coolest
WITH Iobticg Orth .: ID ~ts, ISa oAr'io- S"ef
ssysrsl 81 be rurts olst.rig property s'fto oss'
$2f. Mr. Ouh snbteggsitY disco7efs8 tssl 1l'
property sIs IN hcu-s IN Pssd stlset. oEair 3 =
= sloa warrant ncoSeisd tae trurss s'G as co-i Is
sra iesflsd tie SbyTcsJOuls 81 tA.n ".1n he oaisd
10 be suestsd. Mr. O.:- Is I'll q. srse, to 100
hsviSg fsusd to cIsooy,r her P,Ecs Of c acesl-ao-
Tsn tss beea commit, 4 ior graAi .slclay
CuI MOBT.LtTr-Aecoriiag TO TIE rsro;' OF TIE
CITY Inspector, there 70 deaths IN tue city during
the past week 81 ncr sss OF 10 a. eompsrei with the
mortality Of tAs weel; previous, and II lees thsa oc-
currtd tunng the corresponding week Of lest yssT.
% .Ge tote! numser 30 OF ten yeas OF ass sai
uu5e- and . inmates of t,e public inst!tu ioni Tue
following table shoss 10 number OF deaths for the
pest tao weeks smong ajun anu children, dsins
ing the sexes:
Week ,adlnr March SIS 81 Is Is 80
Week ending ha4cA l...G y 10 10 4'i
Among the principal causes Of death we're the fol-
loving: Bronchitis, 9 consumption, So oonTul-
sions nfsnte, 81; droPsy in the head. b. mfsmiss-
ton OF tao bowels, / inflammation Of the lungs 81.
inflammation or the brain, 5, marSsmus (nfsn.iel.
10, scarlet fever, q.
There were also deaths cf spopeHy, : Of ohoers
nfartrD II Of oorResloI OF tie brain, OF congestion
Of the large II of Group, Of debility nisntile, OF
diuihes, 10 Of disease Of TIE heart OF whoopiog
cough, Ct soofol,, ID premature births, 81 st-born,
snd from violent causes, Including saicits and
uuIder The annexed table shows what portions Of
the human system have been most affected: Bones,
Joints c.. - brain and nerves, 30; generaye organs,
10; bear. and blood vessels %; lungs, throat, &c,
III; old age, = skin &C., and eruptlve feyers, ~
s;ir-toru aud premature births so stomach, bowels
ana other digestive organs, - uncertain seat and gen
egsl fevers, 81; unknown, urinary organs, ). Total
49,.
Tie number Of deaths, compared With the core
spending weeks in 1857 AMI 1873, was a. follows:
Week ending March 49, C57......................t5
Week ending March Is lES......................5I5
Wee. ending March 5 l2I.........................li
Week encug aarca Il,
The nativity table gives 503 natives Of the United
Siates - OF Ireland, 10 Of Germany, 10 Of Englsnd,
Of Scotland OF France and the bslznce OF various
foreign counties.
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EIHLo's G,RDFS.--ysn Amburghs tame Wild beasts
ave beer engaged and will perform to night for the
frat time The whole circus company sl ais, apPesI
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Tur METALLIC TABLET STgoP--lnvented By
40 s,rNpseS A IS6-TsiA The scau,u- Ntt ~. sss
ns,,r lr prrsu tie tcsae possible esse 10
r.,, C ~ r med % ere snbs,b'rs Aa2 s's aasssisssr
"a J. L >. s.lAoGKs. No. A.os ho,ss
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CyNrHAL pARk in TUESDAY SlSr. tho IA
bs eo.eck. stsckst 8 % -. "a $500. wsa-
- tors nuo,S iei,a hSth 49, 95.s.s 49, N, N
- o7r~ 80 Seut.lf.A A,ss .ad - b ss'~ssa
-. .A.a. ~. ht.aaas
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AccIDEsT.--A man named William Ennis, resldiaK
at No. Furrsn street. fell from the third story indsv Of tss
about O'clock yesterday morning aud sus,sd se1sss
ujuries He the Lons Island Coess Hospital f
II Il supposed that be lnoxi sted o. the tina
he M. with The accident
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CIT Y ITEMS

The glorious Spring weather Of Saturday and SUM-
Day sas put old Winter to fight and, although he
may venture some feeble skirnishes, we may safely
coaciude that his reign until nett December.
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CURNTY'S NEw PHoToCEAPiur AND FtNE
tNtAFks. 60. ~ Stoaa~sy ss-rs y No.
e,t po,- rhoioSsgs.. p~SsSrr tIS-. s,s 81
Ia fvcIytyErs
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TEsa-THs CASroS IEA CohfASt asss %
erS ,v-rf y,r,,- Of Ts.s sw ssd rss~srs ssG
ytsse isr- sog,toss oOoozG a.. Y9oaS g'se "a, -
to 90. 0r0Pc~dsg ADD lr9er's itoda = 7. ~ Al -
az A',,,., .arsry ine sa = A,xs 70. fiNtJv TEA es
o. Csd,ce eE,mius a. ~ =, Css-T ~ sss-s-o rr.s
snt sfA
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WMLAcs', THEATEA-To.rigb Mr, Lester Wal
lack has benefit on which OCCASION he Will appear in
bis own plsy that hss been drawing fu houses for 50
many week. The Veteran"
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RoBBgRY.-On Friday night the driver Of vsgR
gns firm in New York. In the confectionery basaa
.opped store in ,dlson 90 customer who's
some thief drove Oh with the This police sss
found st The Atlantic Dock the hisf ss< lee n
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c9Cctei, "a sE-t ib,i: a '1.irsiro {, eta7ue'
r,oscI.u, OF tbr ue's too',Sci ms'e s'c'ni com
isitt o. Ss'rt-sy mornfg. opoS VISA to'Y "'''
trcs.et sd cor mated a. tle Te,.1s 90 eEai. si1S
"a McsJry.
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ATryNPryD sIRgcTloy.--Aw woman about
= year. Bamed Eliza Chy :thelg at No. 10 Pdhcs
street attempted 20 put end % her life Saturday morning
by swallowing soiing', worth Of sudauDm. She
msSts 70 the Hospital, where recovered sit
the afternoon Mrs. Ctrity states this, married % WI
liam ChIty minstrel shout eight months since sud
that ;erY he hss been 10 Oh. habit Of abseutag himself from
hon., tor he sh Of pace attempted 10 PIT cod 70
her
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AZ INSANE NoIHFR DE5TEoYBG lIER CnLD.-
Saturday evening, Mrs. keinies living at No. 2Sl Ca
rs street Wilde in an Insane state Of mind dropped
threw her little son, Il m.rtb, old from hrdstory
window to the ground audi proceeding DO IN ,l.irs,
told her husband that the young .Een in the store
and employed there bsd snstched the bate from her
s-Irs and pee pitsted him from tho window The ms
MISC seemed not to be aware ii 81 she had injured her
child. Tie little sufferer expired in few hours aller-
wards C, roner Schirmer held inqus. the body,
when a verdict ia accordance wss rendered.
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Fmr.-About q O'Clock on Saturday morning. Gre
discovered ia tie abinet shop No 13 Bridge street
pied b, Christopher Brante. The fire
bot he stock ouona damaged 70 the sxst 81 SEA
There Of 600 In the Market Insusacs Con
nam. kew.Yoia.
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IYQrEsr.-C Coroner Horton held inquest yestr-
5sy ca tn. body Psk Aeehsn, ssed ~ who died
No 10 sisin street. of consumption. Ysidio accordingly
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TuE SHowNEs REAxaxrGD.-Ths shOvn'n stSo.
g97 Broadway, vhs brcugh, befsrs tie Mayor on
Friday, ice charge Of be.ng palssnos, sae pro
mxsi 70 ksTs tAs Pc,uiss, ssvs sass eSassitsa
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Mr.. and Mrs. VsrdenhOd will read for Che firs. time
in public, to-day at O'clock Buwer's comedy OF
" Money"
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REAL EsrArE.-Tes 70 losing sales we're male yes
terdsy ct the Msrcs ants Exchange by A j. Blocker,
Sou & Co.:
Or We, Washns,nu Place Two story attic brick hoJss and
10, No = near sveuue Lot 22ys1hou,e 2RN5l "A
shree and hNstoty Il ans house aud taTee lots
n % feet Sta syeuus-ho1se .iNp. lot .'Nlr.. $500
90 Tsthst5 lots n s. i7j feet ". 7th avenue, sDKiOs
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TN HFR,rD's LiEyl yroS Hoy. J. =. lEsis.-
Judge RobsEtson, COeuty Judge II Westchsster Co.,
on Saturday morning, stated refcresce to tsis ease,
that the Court mad examined the several points pre-
seutei by defendants counsel. denying the Jurisdiction
Of the Court q Sessions Ct Westchsster 10 the matter,
On the ground that the order 81 TIE Supreme Court.
removing the case to New York carried tbs indictment
and all future proceedings with it, that he lJoage X
hsd ao examined tie opinion Ct Jldge Ingram % tie
subject apd considered the views expressed by Judge
Insram more sound than those Of Judge Suther.ands,
ard should therefore order directing the DE-
endsnt TO sppssI ADD plead Tzedsy morning next.
H. Gsbrsiih, Fs1., defendants counsel. presen.ct
protest 10 tie effect tha having 6led 10 tins Court the
order Of the Supreme Court made in the r. district,
that berg the district il which he the defendant re-
iees directing that he be tried in the cy and county
Of New York thai heing the county where the alleged
Ebt in tie ndCtmsn: ohsrscd prie,ed, snd beiS5
advised tina. after such order this Court ia. author
fy or jurisdiction 20 require receive bis pea there
on, respectfully refuses there TO ple,d or ansrer
thrteto.
NJ Hsskiu asked ire Court 70 csl upon tie deten
dsnt To pie Al q, once aud in Of "a ure 70 DO -
10 declare tie rrecgnizasces forfeited.
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& Sab .y-rc- ,,e, y,r ,hct .rr-' INeo ops'i s1sss
CEN cftfrs trfu- 60 1Isl
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A.w. F,s-R'S Lead P-acis soli AZ rso.a -
a. ,,.S-rs. At~rsirssl oaiy -
lseES.sp rAsxs- sss sss-L- Ma - &vesssA.
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REsCUiyG 4 PRGsoNFR.-Offcer Ifanlon, on Sstur-
day night arrested Thomas Lynde and Dennis Bsssy for ess
drnns dordry the ps,eh' On the way 70 tho tst
.trct Station Ho1se mob set upon tse officer. cad sss
9 sley away, ofheJ I,nI0a A.erHxl hus,sss Ww5e
Lgrs anu Zane. Dosey nstromsIA IN tho fsts
and cked them up 20 ait examination.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

The Pacific Steam Navigation Companys steamer
Callao, Capt. Walker from Valparaiso Jan. 81 ar
rived at her anchorage of Panama on Sunday, 10Th,
at noon. -
Her dates are Valparaiso jan 81, Callao Feb. II.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

SAVED FROM SvEcmE.-About l.. o'clock "a Friday
right Officer al bec fourd ga rish servant girl nsn,d
Mary Hsryey On Per NO. a East River. She WA
about 10 commit suicide by Gaping overheard. vSea
the policeman arr stsd her. Justice Brennan commit
tel her for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

Mons FEtL Low DIvELoPNESr.-Bernsrd va
Tar. Hebrew believer in he eOctrine OF "Psss.ond
,Ai,itss" Sus TIE freedom Of tie Elections, WIS
AT ,s ysstsrt - for seduc'eg ~ VIE Of NJ Heiy
osth o. no. 50 Rose st.eet. Ms. 0Eta is J'"sss
al s.is {, IA -, Vi To- Ces: 5esqtIal Of her rscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

Mrs. Sckles arrived here on Friday, with her child
and leA on Saturday for her home in the suburbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

DEArH o. PRUssIAS GfNTLYMAS 81 HS oWN
H.ND.-About 7 O'Clock yesterday morning, Louis
Bene a nstve Of Prussia, ~ years OF sge committed
suicide at the Shakespeare Hotel, Wili,m street. By
shooting ius. in the sit SIDE nesr the bresst, gith
single bArreisd p,to vi ch he had pure lssed for
that purpose Mr. Bene had been 10 Europe 10 trans-
ct some important business and returned tao weeks
ego, cute out Of money. Dung his stay st TIE
Shek peaTe Hotel he hiss complained OF pain in his side
aud appeared be much depressed in pirits bat he
WA never heard 10 threaten to take bis lfe. few
minutes before terminating his earthly career, he was
in the bsr.roon, converting ples'sntly with several
fien6s yher in 6 moment, he lef as companions,
fastened M stairs 10 his room and shc. himself. Cor
ouer Jsckman wa notified TO hold an inquest, sod upon
entering the room where the corpss lay, adocunent,
Of which tie toilos,Dg copy was discovered lying
on tie floor
NY rresert 6stre-ssd ,tu.on and the hear. suffer
from a sucoe. All my elects viii cover
-. debt iue 20 the hctslkeeFcL'
II appeared in svidercs that the deceased came 10
,his country - yss.s ago. ard settled 10 Texas where
Re wss member OF th- German Noble Socetf; he
was slso On ait ache vi the Prusssn Legation in the
Mcldsyisn Pnncipst es lie owned two valuable
f,1os one near Brownsville and the other no. lar from
Fr.dericksbug Texss. A. tile time OF his death, he
WAC vsitipy for remit.auCes from his agent At tho
South to rabs him to reach home. Mr. Bsns, 1t aso
appeared, was en- officer in the Prussan seryice. and
it ia said had been quite distinguished in bis
tive country, AMI much beloved in the home Of his
ADOPTION. All the effects Of Mr.. Bsne, enough TO
pay Two weeks board due The Hotel viii be placed in
charge of the Pru4ssn Consul in order that they may
b. restored 10 those en- tilted to them Mr.. Bsne was
bachelor ]. il not known thst he has s5yrelstives
10 this country. The Coroner, jury rendered YER
cict If death By suicide, 10y shooting himself with a
piftol March 18Th 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

NARROW EscAPE.-The large sign Of X. VI. Dewitt,
boobies No e2 Nsau street blow from the top II
y buoin into the duos the hsb wind OF Saturday
1oIUns and broken Into fragments. named nichso
Dryer psIs At he time sustained cuts sbol.
The lead ana body from dying sprt-r. Ne tAAen
n. Hop al, bat Eis wounds 40, dsnserous