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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
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We have received Supplement No. NH of The
American Loyds, published by Z. q G. w. Blunt.
sLooP pEsTRoYED BIZ FIRE-sARRow ESCAPE OF THE
cREw.
On Thursday evening the sloop David Sands was
capsized in gale, opposite Taytown, on the Hudson
River. The stove was upset at the same time-thus
setting fire to the vessel. The steamer Oregon was
fortunately passing at the time and the order stop
her, and send boat to the assistance Of the burning
sloop. was instanly given. Tie crew, four in num-
Der, were rescued. Another boat, sent by passing
sloop made its appearance about this time, and the
crew of The sloop transferred from the boat Of
the steamer 10 that Of the slOOp.
FOR EUROPE.
The British steamer Ednburg, Capt. Jeeiy, left this
port ON Saturday for Liverpool. She takes out 10 first
cabin passengers and 100 in the steerage. She aso
takes ont $3.50 600 in specie. The United States Mail
steamer Fulton, Capt Wotton also called for South
arupton and Hayre, with GO passengers and sSl 5Si
iu specie.
NAVAL INTELLIGRscB.
Cant. Barrow of the United States s.eam-fngste
Wabash. reports large force of English, French and
Spanish men-ofwar lying at Gibraltar. The Wabash
salutes With the forte and the fagshps Of
the different nations before leaving the harbor. She
was inspected on Saturday, the 18th inst, at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard, by Commodore Breeze and
Cant, Foo,e The officers connected with the insPec-
ton were very much pleased with the efficiency OF the
shirs General quarters was bea. al 1880 a. n, and
in ten minutes afserward every man was at bus sta
ton. The usual evolgtiOns gone through with
boi-ting out boats and howiuens, exercising sail,
marching rouEd The decks in military order, drilling at
,uan arns and big guns The ecrew made the quickest
time on record in exercising large guns, dianounling
and remounting them in four minutes. The armament
Of the frgaie consists Of forty 9ineh guns, two u
inch and three l2pound howitzers. Her crew con-
ISIS Of coo men and oaicers, all told. She viii 90 out
Of commission on "Wednesday. The crew viii be Psid
oT in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

NEw-YoKK ISsTrUTE FOR THE BLIsD.-The Man
ayers of this asylum have just completed, through
Me.srs Franklin Brothers, contract for she purchase
of beautiful tract Of land embracing 5 acres on sue
banks of the Hudson River at One-hundred-andsixty-
fifth street. and adjoining the grounds Of the Institution
fer the Deaf and Dumb. Washington Highs las this
ridge of land ID termed affords natural advantages,
peculiarly favorable TO the tasteful arrangement Of
grounds required Of public institution. The great
increase in the value Of the present location enables
the managers to feel sale in paying sl5oOOO for the
new site.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Professor Gambs, a learned German, formerly con-
nected with an institution Of learning in the Duehy OF
Nassau. and compelled to leave his country on account
of the part taken by him in politics. Is about to give
oonrse Of lectures, in the German language, at the
Cooper Institute, on UnveHal History. The hr't OF
these will be delivered after the first OF January
Those who are engaged in the study OF the German
language will find this good opportunity OF eduea'-
ing the ear to s sounds by listening to an experienced
lecturer.
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ses .na ceansssHy sf.h. ufy Of ssws Tea. AL s$s.
On readira and sling he saauons and eonplaissjn -
hs sbove euted actioa sfaer-l that the a-i.dss 49,
cause special Term Of tina Cesrs. % b hea n Assy
.boud nos issos sEsst s dfso5aas enrs ss9 csgstrs
ng them om ualirs the ss~ 81 The Of Ae re< ssy
a.ss for the sss under an,
i.h. application Of the Cogmsn Coaaen q eseskye ssese
thai n: srsssr as q .s. ssis s = AZ - s., y.
tszse dssndaDt restrained ea making sse q ~
ssid leases Of them fAs plaintiffs .7ee y t.su as
UnS Fsny coapasy isslporsisa April isss a.d ds.s
The sonoposs ofsd RerIie FnrtheE, that y 80 y -
Lessssie passed Nay ~ st The rsss ss ssss n.s ?.
,nd N. Mayer d ct Eewrers lost By th,t soi al essA
over Feris The defendants therefore pray fsr sae >s
he complaint ct. ers b. substance tAs the Mayer hA
f.-. { .as es.''%is rS.i :, Is:. e..s.. ss.s :;
sSs % pssy.in. i ors ais. ~ s.ss;. pass. .s
iss ds,. AF1i ~ lTs. her. ~s g.asd 70 n' x,sss
River to Nas.sn Long islsd from high wasr msh t. ss
water That By certain othrr letters patent Anfst -
IS 100 there granted 20 the Mayor ss ara -
as the ora Ferry established ioss before is sai sss
he yicin, os bat /. sutoa Ferry rsstsss
ss & r.. sS ssais ,as f., .s. ..,sSs.i ssi .s
p,nied lyman Belts aud others May, ss en- the ss "
ysDber isss the tsnilsesvsnus tsT.y lease vas
granted 7has teTni ef the ssv-rs fsrrs are s<wsss
he eahoat ana Hoos saa formed sf ssrssszpes
.ssn 's : e sss e f "a .s s si. rs s s.
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patent the NswYoFa siis At least ~ ss bssrsss
ssidp point.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

The ladies Of the Third Unitarian Society tine heV,
Mr.. Frothinghams, viii open Fair for the dement, 0.
their Church. under he Fifth-avenue Hotel corner Oh
Fifth avenue and Twenty-third street. tins evening"
and viii continue it day and evening through Weanes'
day. Should the weather be unfayoraole, the far
!. v IL not close TIL Friday or Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
tAdvurtiseIncnt
pRuPFSSIONAL.

JosHUA BEIDss 81 D. offers his PrOfe.:ons services
bis roons h the Gfaenberg institution, No. - Psrkrov
New ort I-ve0aLdrir dHd biseGss Of Wsnea, evf't
despo CossE1p0a earoaic @a4osas' dsss'e' tso1h
local sonstutionA) skfuly and suoosssuy Rssee
Odee hoars, y 10 4, and to 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

FOURTH
Harris BogeFt, Dem. John Hogan, DEM
Joseph shannon, Dem. James Burns, Dem.
Morgan Jones, Dem. Thomas Smith. Den.
FIPTH
John Van Tine Dem. Edward Costello, Dem
Frederick RolwaRon. Dem. Thomas n all Rep.
John Mcconnell, Dem. Charles 7. Periey, Rep
DISTRICT.
Samuel T. Munson, Dem. C. w. Campbell, Dem
A. l. Shaw Dem. l.. NJ Van Wart Dem.
Pierre C. Kane Dem. John Baker Dem.
Charles n. Decker, Rep. Daniel Townsend, Hep.
Ira A. Alien, Rep Jonathan Y. Trotter, Rep.
Charles Mccarthy, Rep. Charles c. Pinknoy, Rep.
Republicans, Q; Democrats, ls.
'The candidates for President among the Democrats
are Morgan Jones, A. L. Shaw Pierre C. Kane, G.
w. Campbell, and John Van Tine. There is cousid
erable disafection between the Tammany and Mozart
men and it may dovolve on tho Republicans to sr-
0auLe the Board"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1855

svney as bx gone with the team for time returned
20 i stable and PAID for t he telling the proprietor that Ne
had lfi them a. JsnAics L. Nj Cooper subsequently ~sTned
that the accused had sod the horses caase Mr. Inlay
no ~ Ninth svenne Montgomery accordingly CON nite4
10 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

tl. the remains eou not be untl Ibis morning,
when they will be taksa to the house Of Mr. Croly.
Tie epubSc viii not be permitted to view the body until
the day Of tie funerals
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Ds' l1set.r' Ja'.oss

Henry Lesh larceny, Penteniiary months. Dan
il OFaherty larceny PeniteraTy monhs Margaret 0en.
larceny Pententay monhs bouss Dean larceny Pcniter
tiay month Michael Culgan larceny Psn airy months
Michael OAisra assault and battery Pensn i1y nostas;
Mary Clancy asssn and battery Pententay mouths jacob
Orch III and battery Peniten.ay m0n'hs John Gage.
assau battery Pentcnary months Philip Caan ss-aat
battery Penentay months James Martin assault and
battery Pnteutiary months: David Sefby assault and b<f
fenautiary mouths William Cotton assault and battery.
enentsry ,onthsi James Rogers, assault and battery,
PeniieniiaIy months.
Wism Churchill lately from Sing Sing, and for that
not entitled sentenced 60 the tombs ten days for
having the late election As the city has TO 100
reward for his detection, William lot OF remarkably
Of judgment suspended the beads "
lille others andsd
cells At another day Several thns
before Court ehen for lack of evidoe
nonsppssranoe OF the complainant the prisoners dis
oaaIged-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
IAdvertisement.f I

PARTIES WEDDINGS, PRIVATE BALLS, &c.
j. TAILOR Broadway Frsnklin having the restest
f,eties the city wfurnh Refreshments for weddngs par
to bsIs &c. moderate prices any other establishments
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
NfAlkKlE ID.

EsNARD-DURAND-On Thursday Dec Is, At the French
Church ST. Vincent de Paul by the Rev Father Leon. J.
Esuad OF Charleston g. c. to julia Durand, daughter of ".
Durand Of New ok
sCUDDER-FRosTOn Tuesday, Dec. 10, in the Church Of
the Messiah by the Rev D. Osgood Townsend 5cgddff.
ESQ, Ms sarah Maria Frost daughter Of Pnsm,n IL
Frost. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

The EEw CoUscIL BoARD.-The Leader, whose
proprietor Clerk of tho County, says 10 relation to
the canvass for Councilmen, that althou not CON-
plee, eve are enabled to present near as possible
from the the members elected to the Board
In the Fourth District, it is said that John Bauch s
elected by eight votes Thomas Smith but it
not be determined until the Official annOuncemsnsis is
made
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
UbuT2D STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT-DEc. IT,
Before GBOReK \. bsrrs, esq.


An ENrRADITIOS CASE.
In the Of CDssave sekillng.
In this case the accused is claimed by the Govern
rent Of uuembus under treaty between the United
states the King Bavaria preliminary point TO the
accused being liable fugitive, ra by ma counsel
which the Commissioner decided this morning adversely
rendered the following opinion:
Held that Of Wurembmg the treaty between
the United and Prus and other German sses
dere I, valid convention between this Government and
Wurtembug and greuburg ali the beneht OF its
trcaes delegate this power any
BODY that they prefer treaty, which when aceded 10
By tie party whom u prohered becomes az binding
the making treaty being in this respect Ike the making Of
ay other That statute OF limitations Of the State
of New-York viii not In this case exempt the prisoner
be does not bring himself within s provisions. The
utmost advantage he claim under the treaty IL to
stand in the position II the Revised statutes OF
Nes-Yofk were tie law Of Nurtemourg. IL that
bi, escape and continued absence from that country
would preclude the operations Of the ststute OF limitations
n his fsyor express opinion the question whether
under the treaty OF nat OF New fork would
uure 20 bis benefit be brought himself within It's proys
ions this motion oasame that the laws Of War
OF m o e1chsnze The motion being based tie papers
c evidence e the sv Of WurtemouTg would not be adDs
sole but were Judge sons's woTk be Of exclange,
thouxh hgest sutLory be deemed evidence
work of Mr. koeker and the printed vol
ue laws which contain provisions enacted since te
dsie OF Jadss SsrcL work least ened equal credit
sssertins Of the existence OF German Law similar 10
our own IhA; Application ~ the fresent behalf o the
foreign soytTamsB not Necessary PRIOR to the app iAion 70
the fo of artess. Motion u discharge
the pEscDez 10 oyenuled
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
IAdvertiseuent.I |

YOUNG MEN about TO engage in business, and
10 select which they best -ucceei and
ise 10 snine,s and honor should
Io,ju and Chart at F0wLRR WELLSs No. 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

CrTT TMoRr.LIrY.-The total number Of deaths IN
this city ast week, was l30, of which o. were males
snd an equal number females. Among the csnses, Is
wereby scarlet iever by other II by conSGnP-
tion; by convulsons; IL by Inflammation Of the
luDgs, &c. Under one year of sse, 5S- Natives OF
the United States, 100 and the remainder OF foreign
countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
IAdrrrfi.euenkI
JrNJos observation-disclosures.

Union MEETING G!!-FOSTPONEMENT.
Ia consequence Of the Great Union heetins Aond Eve1
ing Tsg SAIK or Mr. ROssTxk's PAINTINGS, By Thomas
Miller AuctiOneer been postponed from that Evening anti
the t. lowing
TuEsDAI EVENING, Die. 20, at O'clock.
beg to attention the Exhibition, which spes Day
nd Evel MT sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
fAdvertisarnentl |

VERY LAST TINE OF THE DOOM OF DRTILLB,
nt BAHSrN's MUsHuE this AFTERNOON and EvESIsG. This
Dfans-the most brilliantly suocessu Of the sessonmus.
gave way glorious Holiday spectacle ChIistnAs coming
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
advertisement I

BARTHULF , ctItDTdItU
SEWING MACHINES,
No. l3f Broadway,
Cor HoWEdst, New 1 ork-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

SUPERIOR COURT-GxNxxAL TERM Dec. f-.-Bes5re IN
the Justices-DsctsOSs
John A. c. Gray et al. agt Isaac {. kndals.-Or-
der affirmed with costs
VIM. Fish agt. Isaac Jscobeohn. Judgment affirmed.
with costs.
David Sturteyant ct a. agt. Henry o. Brewer ct al.
--Crter affirmed with casts
Seth Pecknlan agt. Morris Ketohsm ct al.--Judsr-
for defendant at the costs be adjusted in the saSs
sion viz; : TOO.
A. Miles ct al. agt. Alex. Cisrk.--0rder affirmed.
SPECIAL TRRs-Beforr Justice HoPyxaS
Michael Guilt ct al. agt. John Murphy.-Mosior
srsuted. with - costs.
Albert Salter agt. John p. Wakeman, impleaded.--
Let the attorneys for the defendant John WskemAn
allowance OF Si5r, In addition 10 their costa
Rudolph Garrigue agt. Phillip A. Loescher.-Tho
plaintiff M 6e bond and have his irrties justify
four days om service OF this order paying 81
order may be entered A. moved for.
A. Spiers Brown agt. Frederick g. Richar lson a, al
Deiendant have order e supplemental ansse
setting up the satisfaction Of the Judgment without cost,
the settlement has been kept from him
exec The plaintiff u entitled tne
OF reply The order be- get for t Ia Drosm
The dcn ndsn apply TO have the proper issue 6xea
hereafter. Order 10 be settled on notice.
Before Justice MoScRiHY.
Elizabeth NJ johnson sgt. WIN. ~ JohnSon.-.No-
ton granted and discharged, without sitOor
party.
An entire new calendar will be made up for trial by
ensuing JanaAgy February and March tins
Court All be hcd with the Clerk be
saturday. the 2h day of December inst The ueuers
and Special Tenn Calendars viii be made usual
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

MoTIos DEy1ED.--Ou Saturday last q motion was
made in the City Court the release Of Peter Dempsey from
the Peuitentary which he committed for sN
months by Judge Morris ground that the commitment
was nlegsL The prisoner committed about ago,
when uspended but having nduged In some in
dcreons since be brought up and sentenced the old
chArge judge Culver denied the mOtion for h release.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
Ad 'trtisemsnt.
On EXHIBITION AT

WIuAz TArLoR'S SALooS
No. SIS Broadway, .
The lsrest variety Of FAycI ARTcIEs Of evsr im:saass
Christmas Trees in the cy sso Bon Bon ooEes OF
elegant dsgs handsome orusmonted Cake. Table Onaneu
Notices Boned 1uIkey Picked Oyes Fresoa Preserved
Fruits &c for Neri Tables 81 extremely low pToeA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

Marsh & Hayes photographic views Of famous
places tonight, al the chapel Of Rutgers Female fnst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
TAdvsrtisement.

BRADY's GALLERY, No. 643 Broadway, corner
OF Bleeckey-A. BOIIDAT PRKsBSTa -,
IyoRYIrPBs superb and appropriate style OF picture or o
iday Prsssuts. Also Imperial PHOTOGRAPHS, hsIAfuREs,
AhBROTfPss, and DAGuKkRKOTrPEs-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

FATAL FERRY AcoIDEYT.-A young man named
James Fsrre died the City Hospital saturday fou uu
r the Monday evening previous by being crushed
bewee he boat and fenders the Puoa Ferry. 1t Ap
prsIs he had money his fare snd Oeas determined
10 cros, river sealed tie fence from adjoining oeJd
and climbing tenders wsied the arrival OF the b9t which
came in wi n such as break his lezH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
IAd,sni.AnAnt.I

Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs. WINsLoW's SOOTH-
mo sRVP are now every year in the United states fss
Children Teehins with neverakng success Reio imne-
dis,e aud certain Only 23 eonts bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
Nvr,yo,v Ho,rrrAI.-weckly report TO Dee.

s.trNe HRsp HoRsEs-Wm; II. cooper, ksTPer sn.
isy stable si Nos lS and ics Chals. st 49, n
w,c,erv had hired Of him pair o. noIsss ,.A Mons,
!, SsS sSd sha tAsy bad ~. eesa rc'Snes 's-s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

BURGLARHs.-The grocery store OF hr. Sparks, on
the corner Hillary and Adams streets Wa eonioa,y entered
on Frdsy night and robbed Of all he money the iii and
lot Of provisions fellow sneaked into the entry Of No 81 Cum
berlund slree. the night and stole two overoosts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

KuLyp IN FfcHr.-Coroner SchirIner held an IN
quest Yesterday on tho body Of John Rowe who died
On Saturday at bis residence, No 20 Frst avenue,
from compression Of the brain, the result Of injuries
sesslysd " fight. On Wednesday evening last de-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
Tnr ALprnnrr Elre1.-The oaicial canvass eIecls


of'he members newly elected-Bary Isl liquor
dealer, and member Of the Board Of Eduesnoni
Bagley is a eOal-dealer, and a Mozart Democrat;
Tuomey is liquor dealer, and the present Alderman;
Russell is esrtman, and friend Of Mr.. Wood Cor
nell butcher, who this year filled the Presidential
Chair Of the Councilmen; Boole has been Alderman
Councilman for three four terms he was formerly
shipwright Plat is builder and member of the
Councilman; Farley is a well-knownoonsraetor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

Tx GEsERAL TERN OF THE SUrRENK COURT
The General Term Of the supreme Court adjourned Saturday
hsyna disposed entire calendar comprising III enume
aed causes and 21 large number OF De
cisions were rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

GAS MosoPoLY.-Grest efforts have been made for
long time past to lessen the price of gas to the con-
SINNERS. To effect this desirable object several years
AGO the Legislature chartered the Metropolitan Gas
Light Company. This Company immediately organ,
ized, and presented petition to the Common Council
for permission to lay their pipes in the streets and ave-
nues of The city. This was violently opposed by the
old monopoles but finally, about year since, the
Common Council passed resolution granting such
permission. Then the old companies commenced legal
proceedings to stop the progress of the new Company
alleging that the act unconstitutional This action
being decided adversely the old companies they are
now seeking to induce the Common Council to Tese,nd
their resolution granting suoh permission We under
stand that the Metropolitan Company have made large
purchases Of real estate entered into contract nyoy
Inc the outlay of over 81, 100000 for building their
works and laying pipes &C., and that Il Is their nten
ton TO have their works completed and ready for ope
ration early next Spring, thus furnishing addtenal
competition in the gas business Under these cream
stances we are sure that the Common Council will not
do so great wrong to the consumers Of gas as to re-
neal such resolution. The people demand every iae-
- Commercial AdVeTtiser
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

NEw HUMOROUS AND SATIRIcAL PArER.-Notwitl-
standing the frequent failures Of comic papers in this
city, enterprsng gentlemen believing that there
is yet something to be accomplished in this direction
have established new humorous and satirical puoca-
ton, with determination to fully test the possibility
OF its permanent They rest their expectations
upon the fact that they have secured the interests of
large number of the best known and most popular
wrters and the illustrators that could be collected
together, and that their abundant capital will enable
them to command whatever literary artistic service
,bey are likely to need The new paper is to be called
Vanity Fatr The first number will be issued on
Wednesday, and it viii be continued weekly thereafter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

The "IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT" on TIE FERRY
BoATs An OdLne Whig" write. (says TIE BTo0klys
Ty 70 mention THAI trnsPred yesterday On
bos Of the Ferry There coored mAa
sitting in the ladies' cabin. deck hand IN and ordered
him out He asked what had The dckhlnd rephe
lou can't ait heego ogs!i The oolered man said hSvc
crossed in this cabin number Of aes befo-ep Weu re-
the other He left the cabin TO get
bep 70 EJECT him he s0oa returned took the eoiored man oJ
the collar Of his coat ard pulled him 0n his seat iulne
the aud demonstrated assins such treat
ent The deck hand said " be niger and could noe "a
this cabin told him he him a. long a he
- urged tie cootsd srks him told aim to remain
quiet and keep his The boa;m,n sad Il was his a1ez 20
rot negroes told him report - his employers that the
passengers would allow him 10 OBEY them this Tine and
huAy he OF The cooTed ~. vel dressed and sad
be Was ciel symsn
ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERT.
etseapt OF the second Precinct Police arrested four
Young men Saturday the charge Of robong T. C. ho
yer d his watch chain the evening Of the kreen ce
trson In October last, Their John Mathews, Mi
chse Oas VIM BETTY and I'd Ead Burton spPens thst
KoFyefs peculiar eond dion that time the accused
excuse for conducting him home and In dsns Il Il charged
that hsv his watch Eble passing doSn Nassau street
The watch pswued in Newly Grd ths chsin as sold IN
Brooklyn Both have recovered The secoed were com
nutted 70 answer
DARISG RoBBERY.-Ou Friday night, during the abb
s4uce Of The occupants the hou.e or Mrs. Winters No S
South Third street T. d. was robbed OF 10 IN bu and oi
THy LATE CHARGE OF ABDUcTIoy-William III.
Mace who Wa arrested Friday charge OF abdnctng Della
A Cook seged for Bsfsrous purpo-es Saturday
ehased by Justice Ryder the charge Of abduction not being
proved IL evidence that the g the defend
appointment 81 the City Psk Flushing avenue and
with Lim 20 hote in Newly ork where abe voluntarily
remained until found BY the officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

FRozEK TO DEATH.--0n Friday morning, Mrs.
Mary Ward wife of James Ward an old resident of
Hurley Woods Westchest.r County, was found frozen
to DEATH 1t appears that she started for Kingston on
Thursday morning for the purpose Of purchasing pro-
visions, and left for home sometime during the after
noon OF that day, but the night bOng very cold 1t is
supposed that she was benumbed when near Dug
Hill, and became unable to proceed any further. In
the morning her friends becoming alarmed at her pro-
loneed absence instituted search which resulted in
finding the unfortunate woman quite dead. Her stock
Of provisions lay near her. Mrs Ward wasabout fifty
wears of age, and respected by all who knew her.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
IAdVeTisement
Ctu prpT RROTURRs No IN Broadway

ANWs TT
Have an almost endless assortment OF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

DARIsG RoBBERY.-Ou Friday night, during the abb
,4uce Of The occupants the hou-e or MTs. Winters No i
south Third street T. d. robbed Of 700 in bills and gold