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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
THE ALBANY BILLS.

On Saturday night the members Of the Democratic
General Committee were convened by the invitation OF
its Chairman / V. Foster etq., at Wndusts for the
purpose of FREQ Interchange of opnion in relation TO
the city bills now before the Legislative. Toe Chair
man addressed the members OF tbs Committee IN a
speech in which he maintained that uoIon and
complete consolidation of the Democratic party
IL the only way in which tine Continued en-
croachmens upon the rights Of TIE people of tls city,
by the powers at Albany, can be successfully resis-
ed. He was followed by W. ii. Leonard AMI John
Il. Hoffman in appeals to the gentlemen present TO
concentrate the Democratic strength of their wards
under the banner of Tammany IIail w. ID. Kennedy
was in favor Of the entire Committee proceeding to Al
bsny on Monday to enter their protest IN person to
the Senate against their concurrence 10 the passage oil
the bill DISTINGUISHING the people of this great clty
Alderman McSpedon made speech 10 which he ds
picted the wrongs Of the members of the Common
Council.
Mr. John Vance Of the Twelfth Ward followed in
denuuciation Of Republican sudacjty aud rascality.
EI.Counclman Bryan McCahl discodrsed of the
power Of the Democratic party, aud eI-Alderman
errck opened his batteries upon toe traitors nurtured
and ostered in the Democratic camp. whom, DC con-
tended were the real disturbers of party harmony
and should be shot, before complete union OF tue
Democratic masses Of this city in one Organization
can he expected. lie was followed by Thomas &.
Fields, and otherP.
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CITY ITEMS.

ANUsEMRSTs.- There will be no lack Of novelty thus
week az there is an abundant crop of new theaters,
new plsys and lew act ors announced.
Metropolitan Ihcatr.-This Establishment, late
Buttons Theater, is opened to nigh. under the man-
agement Of Mr.. F. b. Conway, who Ia, secured q
good company and who announces for the opening per-
Torrance play, new here with MISS j. NJ. Davenport
in the leading part. Tue pisy Is translation OF
French drama, by Scribe, entitled " The Czsrina,
aud will be presented with number of good act >re 10
the various characters. Mes.rs Charles Fisher H. A.
Perry, w. Reynolds, Dawson Ho@srd sud Msidocks,
and Mrs. f. Il. Conway, Miss D-rhsm, Miss Miller,
Miss lie Brun and other people seI known here are 10
the company. Mr.. A T. Voting, who was formerly
attached TO the estsbl shment as Treasurer and who
won many friends and much popularity in that capa'
city, has returned to his Allegiance and nov occupies
similar position Mics ID ,venport has not scied in
this city for several years, but ia well Known as az
actrsss of hi Sh ability, and sue vii doubtless prove an
sttrsctve card II is to be toped that the new man'
segment may be successful ntber enterprise and that
the metropolitan Tbester msy be once more filed with
large and sst'sfed audiences.
Lava KeeEe's Thtater.--Tne A nercau Cousin IS
announced for two re1 ettors this week and on the
other ghts the admirable come company will ap-
per To night, the fsvorite od clmedy of " Toe Rosd
Peters. Barnett, Leyek, and Miss Blake, Miss heene,
and Miss Flynn in the cast. Miss Mscathy wall
appear in the operate farce Of Jenny Lind
WaAaek's Ikea,er.--Tnis evening" the ever-favorte
pastoral drama, "As You Like It, will be gwen,
With Mr. Broug hams farce of Love and Mirder,
With the autbor as the hero. 10 toe Shskespssr'an
piece the cast is az admusble QUE, comprising the
aaues Of Mr.. Wsll.ok Messrs Lister. Walcot, Paii-
lips, Dyott Bangs, Youfs snd S!oan, sni MIS- H'ey'
brs Sloan and Miss Ms'y G ,nnon Foe last nsmsi
LADY appears also in the farce.
N,bO's Garden -rtis is the last week OF tue Circus
q, this house and msry attractions presented
TO give special iterest 10 the G. sing performances
lew rider, Sir. DSvis Rch.dfot, of shom wonderful
tAires are told makes bic ars, appearance. Mr.. Chs
Slsr rood also does bic e0desvo. ia tue equeetr
wsy Little Ida also presents teref for the frs; time
and the rest Of tue conpsny-MtlSille S,egrst Len
ton. &c are al in The bill by way % wlnd-up,
the two educated mules s,d tue othef VIII 20 through
their pace.
Bore,v TIeater -Mr. John Br 'ughsn's e1trsordi'
nary production. "Tne Miller of New-Jersey,' Is tbs
gres; attraction here.
Freak TAeahr.-A perfor nance Is gwen 81 'nS
house tonight, for the bsneft ofthe mseaSers'
American MUSEUM -"Ths Irish COUSIN continues
to attract al this pa:e.
National tn ater This establishment, sbica hsS
been rerovstsd ard rs.p.u.ed, is opened 10 hlso'
und,r the Management OF Mr.. Thomss c. Steers. Inc
plays are, "H.ny Montfsrd,' "My Fellow CLERK,
and The Idiot Of the Mil.
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NEWSPAPER FROM PIKE's PEAK.-We are in
receipt OF prospectus from ). Prouty, wao de-,
signs starting paper at I'll Paso, the base of
Pixies Peak, sometime in June next. Mr. Pronty
pronses TO give all the latest an most reliable intei-
gence from the gold mines TOR = yenr in atyance
This paper is to bs called Z" The FL Pd'o Miner.
tn. Troy Wig Gays Of the youog lsdy who died
from the effect Of having her es's pierced that
instead of placing Fix the sounds as Is cuso mary
che used coored wOrsted which the cause of her
death. The operation is not all dangerous II conducted
in proper manner with Of silk silver wire.
EARSIsG MS MuEAGk.-EK-Senstor G. III. Smith,
who recently died in intsua first elected to Con
gress in 1876. lie rode on horseback To- Washington
to take bis seat which journey occupied seventeen
daYl.
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THE TURF.
HnnrrING IN CALIFORNIA.

n.ad Of March last, sg res' tro't'og matca, 10
oD -. zane of on tie Piooeer Curse, near
niiee - San Francisco, for So goo, betSeen the
we S pdrcsss, sad the gray geldios Glenco iief
y! also side bet ON the race, making the
is ,,,.I $50, 800 on the result OF che race. The
10 trot TO wagon, aud the borse TO hsrnsss.
~. d.v was ffe, bat, oSiUg To recent rains, the
- vas very heavy, espscsy on the back-stresch
80. /. cons Tered very beautiful ANNA, and,
..oryh her con peiitor is 10y 20 mescs her equs be
e,nscted to win the ny re-soa OF HIS superior
ton. Tley started at s. nearly even, the mare
Leading. pss.pg the score ahssd, the horee's nose
81, At her hees She kept the lead on the second
,rl. ard again psfset tte scOre iesdiDg; the same
,.,,iye positions sin aiued during the I 'ird
III md tie fourth, itb and sikh miles we're sini.
,,,lv run; on the seventh me the seliug WAS
messed but broke the back Ie'ch, while toe mare
oOeped larger gsp sbesd; on the sisoti mile, the
,sld,rg was two enst behind; and on the mint 4
mile the mare still fortter iocressed t0is dst4rcsi
ard on the tenth mile ste pas Cd the score nearly
ou.rter of a ME in siVaJce The time was as
follows;
NJ ter ms w,sNus, 0r 5000 sf-rssrd rai.sd % $500
sr.ps O whico with side stake iAised the D.a amount
70 $50 500.
L. Yof'. b. n. Princess unconventional
John Crooks q Glencoe Chisf..................2
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Ap,L 2-Befor.

Justses CONNOLLY, OUAt kEABL 81 and bRssNAs
RUFUS Briggs .teallog sillov basket; Pententia-
~ months John Bates Stealing bundle OF p,per hanging
Peuteptiay montha Cshsrn- Assault ard battery
ued s. John Farley ssUs pair Of Psnts P-niteatia
mouths Frtd-rict Gotspe;k stealing gold watch remand
I'd. James Gillian assault sud battery City Prison IS DAYS.
Andrew Hughes stealing pair of pant' Pn.ebsye months
TEOr Kelly Assault aud battery fined IS Avn Keenan,
,Ut az 'attery juismDt suspsIded h q, keJ stealing
Glen shawl PeuifeLti.ry th John KIM stealing Two
oyercoss PepteDtary nonths Brdst naosheld I'd 10.
bsI Cd We stealing sheets snd nspsns City Prison y day.
WisTs O'Bhsn, stealing silver coD JUDGMENT suspended
ChaI!e, Os assault and battery PrD.Dtisry non,n VII
lam Ramsey, ss.sut Prusn iy mouths John Ruey and
John suiysu ,csg quantity 81 dry FOODS Peneoary
Michael shs stealing pounds on co,t0n zen
i,eutsy month. Jane. 5yms saul sno battery; Pe1iten
y month. BRIDGET Smith s.ssul, and b'sry rensnd-d
FrsIcs VILLAIN as.aDlt sno battery P,nitenlary month
Charles water stealing bsat bills aud coin Peniienlay
months ard fined sz5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

CHARGE AGAIssT POLTcEsAs.-Policsms
Buns Of the Third Precinct, examined before Jsstos
NooIhts Saturday the complaint Of Mrs Aufus,A Bss
BIN with asault making indscs0t
the evening oftos sd u She out Of goc.ry
the OF Hoy and Wyckof streets and pfoossdi-g
honewud when sns followed by the accused and sssaa<
Her cries ntuced BIN 10 let her appeared the
exsmDs that the parties had been familiar terms bat
Dothrs iDpr bad occurred previous this The yustos
ruled that thy had n.ins.s with esh other tbs DE-
f-Ddabt ad acted with little freedom, which, Ia ve0 of that
rsonship sd not snOun, 70 criminal assault The esna-
psint wa tnereupOn dsmlssed
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coTrsr ClLFypAR-rgIs DAY.

SUPRINE CoURT-CIRCrIT.-Psrt I-Oyer and
Tsruiner Par ITScs 7C7 75 7i3 10 100 100 "a, ~
Tss 80 10 7s8 o. e. .e0 242 62 "a SO ss3 Par. III
Nos 1855 1915 49, iOi7 $50 So 6l5 i5, Se5 ss Dr. 7.S
745., 74ei. 7i7. 7is.. 74ai 7o3, 70S
sCrKlnE COUET-sFEcIAL TERk.-Demurrers:
Hcs % g inclusive.
SrPEEIOR CoURT.-Nes. 8, L. w. IL, il 70 Il, %,
lara cAlIsDAn-so. =, r. &C. 81, 81 %, s. =. g. 3d.
- - ~. a.
C0URr OF CosNos PLEAs-Part l. Brady -
No. .4s ss2 s 7-s ST. Cyl rs az sig. s S3 s52 ass
go ga Par; ILtH Nos $50 7sS, 7a, 49, s, sa5
as s.9 81, as, 4, IA - 7ys, s4
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KINos COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-ApaIL 2-Bsfor
Jlcse LORI.

CIiah II Lee at. OeOfge e isck
Action by plsinJf of firm 10 New. York against
aef.rcsnt hGler IN Illinois upon p,out'sory f1r
o. 57s IS MADE ara dated 10 New YORK BY BeDJ s.hest
resident o. Wsc0-sn bu. payable IN snd ndorsed
BY defendant, Illinois The alton Commenced By a.,
ss,uit the property Of TIE defendant the lndousr
Th. df-ne that toe contract u t6ossment being made
In Illinois II BE- governed by the lave OF that sse sod
that BY laws he plaintiff eKns1st BIZ remedy sf,nst
tie Of the By .con before the tndorser liability
attaches BE- serou.oe rDu 10 provided By stuuts In
l. admitted TIA. process. lad been served
pou The had fst before Ja5g- Lot.
without Jury and jsegueE. for defendant rendered.
4 Special Term OF the Supreme Court viii be held
BY JUese IN he City Hal i morning o. 10 O'Clock
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RETURN MATcH.-Tne return matcn Was ttjtted th7
follow Dg dsy, Pnooess vibui6g tbs match. Toe
word was given-G eDooe Cbi.f having the pole
they vert round to the qasrter pole reck d neck
bid before reaching the half mile stake the mare took
the lead which she kept til toe Gloss Of the racs Ine
succeeding nile but repetition Of the previous
one the opening wide gep on the hafmIe'
and the horse GAL ping lost ground on the home
stretch. The follosiog il : summary:
PIONEER COURsE THURSDAY, March 81, s1-A single dash
Of ten miles, foS 81 90
James Il Fcf'sb m, Princess. 70 wsgon...'.....l
John Cooks e. Glencoe Chief. l. hsrnsn.....2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

LARCESIEs-Two cOlorsd fellows, named John
Cei John Tsyr charged with having stolen on the 23h
Ult coitaiDng wrafpg apparel aud other articles
ysl.d lO from saah Jones Of No 6 Mscjougsl street
b. Officer Houston. and committed BY Justice
Kelly Tor Trial.
George len alias John Miller arrested In Sixth avenue,
BY Glow with roll Of lesher yased at 80 5 In bis
Witch he had stolen from Of the premises
No olei Broadway and mailing OF with. Justice Kelly
co United him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

DsoRpgRLY HOUSES Broken Ur.-Capt. White q
the Ninth Ward Police visited house on the Glove
Road, about ? o'clock on Sunday morning, which hes
long tince been known resort for dsorderiy char
scters, and arrested the proprietor Tnomss McCsr.
mick, and seven of the company, black and white,
named Mary A. Whitaker, Philip Williams, Ehzs A.
Stuart, Jane Stewart, Joseph Brooks John Allen sd
Charles Coutts. The charge against the womea u
prostitution and against the men dsorderly conduct
Officers Fox and CuusB of the Second Piecnc. Pc.
lice paid visit to q disordsry house in tho SEQ
ond Ward kept by Ellen Dugan. They arrested
tn. keeper, female bosrder named Ann Kshos, Joha
Stewart and Pstri * Burns.
The parties were all held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

Of nsgr fcspt silver tss fo. Tts must be the
gratifying to the recipient, cotaing ST. time ~hen
Official iavOis can BE- expected in return. {.
tey unexpected, a. intimston wss given previous
to Its pfeeenisiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

The balm 70, tie fountain in the Park is rapidly
posrssns. 1t occupies space Of almost 70 feet in
circumference.
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lAdyerttsemert
n -IHY CAxTnN TEA COMPANY hAYa o

TLH.-THI CANTON TEA COMPANY have On
hand every variety Ts for Groceu and Tee Deasn Nod
yrvs.e Aes souehons ooolons and Young Tyson hon "a
70 &C. Gunpewds and Imperial from Sc 70 DC Az oshsa
arai.ies equally low Also SD eoIss rood FAMILY fsL ID
81 Gel ard ,KAuirs a. No. LIS Chs,esn st., sss ssa Pss
anl Reessysssa
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The election for Msyor Controller, Treasurer Audi
.sr and ward ficers vii be held In this city tomoncv,
Tuesdsy, April ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

HssISG Is A THEATER Upon the appearance Of
NsdemOifele Euestne, Dung the Periormsnoe St
"cOos Minsrels, Frisy evening, ooe Of the audience
commenced bissng ard hoo,ing. Loud cries Of Turn
him out epsued and confusion prevailed Tor several
minutes. SPECIAL Officer Bsn6eld finally elected the
eeutlemsp, -ho gave biz name So Page, sud said he
cane from Virgins. Mr.. p. did Dot seem ID relish
toe ejecmebt, srd procuring the assistance Of two
policemen, demanded the arrest Of B.Ldsld. The
party repaired to the gath Precinct Saaon.House,
wnsn Officer BsE6-ld preferred charge Of dlsoriefy
conduct against the Virginia gentleman and the latter
was cOmmlttAd to the cells.
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a Trsda Pusiness or Pro-

Boys about choosing Trade, Business, or Pro-
esop, should obtain . PHsIsoLosIC.L EXAMINATION .;
FoSLEsk WtLLs No So broas-sy - learn for VIA: tsey
are bes SgA4sed AZ kev a2te he Dos. o! then Aeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

oieor, for TIE purpose Of ts'usiss the r.'ascav
ctius OF Dems. Srocg. the Uo,oo csadidAts. aa&
Be- j,miu ". W l.oo. the Independent osadds;s fer
AleeIusn OF that Wsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

ATTEMPTED BCRGLARY.-A fellow named James
Smith va. brought before Justice nelly Saturday for At
tempting 20 bsst ilto carpenter shop Of John Knight
No 1855 5 yrutrs nth street, about u ocpck Friday
Ilh Re detected IN the o.. b Officer Perkins aud con
yel ID - he lock I'd.
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fAdyerissusnil

RrNov.L-Dr LIGHrsiLL removed 20 No. n Bond g.,
oil o.y sP-ciA Attention 70 he treatment
Of diseases Il iss Eye and Ear
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TIE CoURT OF OYER AND TERNISgR-This Court
met Saturday receive the Grand Jury which bad concluded
lsbors and Iesdy 10 report They presented "
Indictments ss,r different parties for various ossnsss Tie
gzances Of number OF persons declared forfeited,
ard being further business the Court adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

BAPTIZED Several converts Of the South Bsptist
Chupb the Rev DR. Csldicott ger. imnsred ysstsras5
morning the East River GreeDppin, by the pvtsr
Der Of additions have been made % the Church
cellly and 1t 10 In very prosperoas condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

SUSPECTED or BUKGLARY.- Officer Muldoon OF
the ard esTun. supposed TO contsn so
property house IN PARK street. went t1her
.e that be up him. Upon sesrchos the
D. be found that 1t bead. 100
Peter K;sser aud Johu Meyer, In whose po'se'i gas
Juud Suspicion Of haus s0-n the property
IL Brock bad been sr bssds about the city and
h said he bought the lot for o. Justice Osb
held the prisoner for examination.
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LOCO CHANCES TO MAZE MONEY; Or, OP-
fosIvNriEs ,os ISDUsrAY n AL PAHrs o. IhE "oh.D.
10 buslgeS Or II want ~
business Fer sac EyASs's CIR sook srokh NO. on
Broscssy wLeIe CIR. worth from IS % 800 accompany
a. toSaA
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CoROsFR's ISQUEsT.-Coroner Horton held an in
quest upon body Of Ann ODonnrn who died At her ret
dence 81 Wycbof and Dean streets on Srday night
rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

PoLuIcAL.-A meeting Of the voters Of the Thir-
teeIth Ward has been called FOX taA evening st the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

ISFAMoUs ASSAULT UPOs A GIRL IL THE STREET,
Kste Marshall residing at No. l9S East Thirty Fecond
street, charges that on Saturday evening she was a.
ssulfed near her residence by Thomas Kearnsy, aud
another II an shose name she does not know, bat
whom che can Identity if he can be found. According
to her story these attempted TO force her lno
stable, for the purpose of committing an Infamous
assault upon her person, but were prevented from
deipg by the srnvA Of persons who we're stfae 90
by her outcIies to the spot. kesrney was arrested
and committed for examination yesterday bu. hrs con-
iedeIste escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

TILL THETA man named John Lsdernan was
arrested on Saturday afternoon for having robbed Ill Of tho
grocery Of Second and South Sixth street
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TIE SOUTH EIGHTH. STREET FERRY.-rhe work a
erecting ferry homes and other accommodations at TIE
foot of South Eighth street is being rapidly pushed
forward On Friday one OF the new bridges wss liked
in ia p,cs, and Saturday the frame OF one Of the
houses wss raised and the frame, for the others ere
ne ,rly ready to put up.
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SUSPICIOUS PERSONS -On Saturday morning OFFER
Ys'chsr ftt, gtb Pr,cinc, observed men, Edw
Kenousb and Jonn Duffy p-owng around South 5x,h street.
Aher watching them for time be them 20 isto he ses
way Of III, house No "A South sixth street. and arrested ns0
fhsy locked Up for examination
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ARREST OF RECEIyER.-A junk dealer, named
John bite doing bust No sos Avenue A. was srre'-d
on FRIDAY sn.ruoon on Of receiving pig Of
weishn. ~ pounds. which hsd burglar ouy stolen ~h
other from the store house Of Bud- Titus
No. .nd Johns lane. Accused denied knowledge OF
the properly when Off visited mis- premlie but they
found il secIeed in vault under the sdeSAk Held 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

TIKI GEsERAL SEssIoss-fhe Ap'1! Tern OF the
Court q General Sessions conn.nces tals motnug
before Recorder Barnard Bat little eusr-s- nsVlng
been transacted durng TIE lat term OF tins Cour' the
calendar for this mouth "a unu-uIly heayy, AMI the
Rec riers ,nergl-s al b. taxed 70 tie utmost to get
through I'll sncuut Of work ths, Il before him os
murder tber. orr 10 cases; arson, o. gaod larceny
81; Burglary 35; forgery, ~ fe'oti'us s'siut snd
battery g. highway robbery, }; man'sugnter' - D.
eide many minor csses, making III altogether
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kCFri - Alel-l
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AsBEoTYPEs 40 pAGUEzskorrPfs
Nos rs S5s ,ne 6D Bro,d~sJ Nsufsrs Anl Ne "a rsa1
sylvsItssy, Na.hiny.en D. c.
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THE NASSAU WATER WoRKs.-The donkey engine
at the pump sell which has temporarily used to
force the water n'o the reservoir hiss bssu supervised
within week past by one of the permanent esgises.
which sor,s entirely satisfactorily. The pre'ent depth
of wser in the reservoir is about i've feet, and nssry
million gallons Of water are in uss daily iu the city.
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FfRryyys' NoxrsITIoss.-Ths following lonna.
lc., haze pe<a nsas ar Cssf Assistants sSS ceuRhAassso
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ForSD DROuSED.-The body of an unkne IN man,
nearly age found Sundsy the foot Of
Krs street North River ana inquest neld upon It.
TIE body suppose be rat Of Mhse einnegsn etsrt
q the Eighth bss been missing oI several days
The bal black hs heavy sanity ~hsker snd
vel dressed. Nereict " Death By drowning
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AWov,S OUTRAGED By GANG OF RUFFnys.-
About , O'Clock Sunday morning, az Mrs Ell
beth Carr was walking through Mulberry street, she
WAS ipdecently assaulted by 5 fellow FAMED Edsard
Buckley but succeeded in making Der escape. 10
company with four of hi. fellows, he followed ard,
oveItakrg her, the gang carried her into room in
the pennies No. "a Mulberry street where they
threw her down, and, while others held her, Back ey
violated her person. Her cries for help brought
Officers Herbert aud Nodne 70 her rsscue Buckley
was arrested bnt his confederstes escsped by rear
door, Justice Osborne committed hin for TRIAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

AcCIDEST.-Jobsnna Saxon wss brought 10 the
City Hospital on Saturday, afternoon having sustained fsc
tue ~ one Of her 20. BY being thro~n pushed down by
youar g. Elizabeth The occurrence seemed . have
been accidental she hsvpg IN collision with tie woman
while passing sloIg the Sidewalk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

BURSED TO DEATH.-Coroner Bohnstsdt held an
Dua, aesh "a. ase By her cose sstos hrs
,, he po..en o aa lamp Deceased ,.aSsd 49,. sss oc
fhurdsy ,venpg Mr. and hra Taylor ssst out 70 es -.
lex friend. leaving Jods rsh sod thsh hstle ~ " s
lune1 sud the house full Of saois M fsynr wses "
r hs boy and found MIN 10 BEE fast sese Opon
eli been burned BY he explosion OF soe AMP ana
ty Of strs~ Lad been on kfs Iss JgrJ fsoasra
DC. Of dssh sy the seieept Of csnPesns HoP-
Deos ss.d y sopuossd 70 hsss relatives II Nsu.Yof6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

THE FOURTEENTH STREET POIsoSISG CASE
Coroner the IN the Fourteenth
street uns for that Prof. DOemls has
h analysis Of the Of the deceased Il Is
babe hst the nqa.s, viii b delayed 81 least week
l,ugeT before be sill be ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

SrABBIYG WoNAy.-Joseph Hackett was arrest
sstuosy uius charge o. ',absing Bridget ward
Of No ~ eat Eighteenth street Mn Ward received two
wounds severinx the mpor. artery
Tie committed BY Justice Kelly for xamha,ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
NEW-,JERSEY W,EM&.

DEMOCRATIC CRY NoxsArIoss.-T desgstss
Of the Hoboken City Convention, TO noniusts maui
cipal officers, met at the City Hotel on Saturday
awning The folloxir rornnhtiOns ma1e: