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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
cooRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Soy si.-Betsre ysd,

Robert Lees convicted last week cf receiving stolen
sco5s was sentenced the Prison for two years
Martin Murphy pleaded guilty 20 ettenp 70 commit Grand
larceny sentenced 20 x months IN the Peaieeaitagy
The Horace Cooley charged with knowingly ecrstux
stolen goods ia purchasing Sowing Machue narras Tom
Company and which occupied the attention o. TIE Cou the
greater part Friday and Saturday again brought up and
sa until nlsht fhe prosecution got through with their Wit
about O'Clock when the defense bessn The theory Of
the defense seems be- that Cooley did purchase materials
at Bridgeport Com, but that Murray, Of the meG who
cmpaned against Cooley had been In the habit Of selling the
himself woman who called iof the defense did
net stand her animation well
Adjourned to Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
Millions of Bottles a Of Nm. WNsLow's soorH-

sIzUr used every year in the United state for
Children Tee,hng, with uevering Ree. iale
Sls,e AID certain oHly % cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

PARTIES, WEDDINGS, PRIVATE BAL

TAYLOR BrosdWsy corner Frsn khnst HAVING t fr-eet
ri- tie CITY, vii furnish vshuent fo- wedtgs par
ts bas. &C. Moderate prce esssS 'hE en"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

les en- 10, authorizing the r-crutlss ecess 10 ess, ~ fr
Elective bosed between ~ ares O. Ia
upon eli pcous under the q q years a. we 49, -
u fu Bat any recruit u w.s aes e BE- , ,,h
iruw 20 disposed and much Of tire al 81 1873 q ~
CURED The IN writing o. the parent gesi.n Or ns.s
sstisn rs5eaIed tsse slao Hunlsp's Of 1. s. sra
The law gmsued ,ha un,i tho sct e Seps - 1850 .s
rrtsrs 81 War The d-ch4rge Of ssder q the
army Oftie United ss's Who a The TIM o. ~ rrn,s :,
IA, srh en,eni without th. consent q h psseoi o.
su.riian (Scc al-o DunlsP's Laws u >. ? l.sesl
49, hx aoe cannc be enforced Assn.i him. atheesh
il /. moi Absolutely void yet / ,, vsdaoe ss oiss,
"a. Wbsr.h AZ Han Deoo S55a. ba ~ th@ Cooituss
Of The Uuied Saies iaTiice l. Sc 81 sonies eP'
y and h respect thereto IL i quite ere that Sassrs.s
nav declare bat shal constitute valid contract 9.
md rem such contract uade ia the form 1d n-er 20
scrbed Courts eaEno, resne C give eaet os0>
not ir seeordance With their local isHA
Prior 20 the Of eia there = DOUBT IN my snna ~ .
enlistment Ike IL. present would not be binding upot TIE re
ult because OF - heips without the written cor "a
n.hiny M Mas 81 Ssn,s sat Harrsoa ID. So, decided n
Narrh term OF ths' ye6r; hut IN December oo"ns sao
might havs been with reference tofhe very diinealy .n.
ase. presented the requiring such consent ~ss ralea
md In addition Congress declared hs the enlistment 81 Enof
over the age Of years should be equally absolute and eadns
-, ts tie late supreme ceur. IN the waiter 81 Carl
ton 4 Coweu ar decided IN Is in AHalsgeas % ia
that an rtnenf by minor without the eoaseus q ME rsrnt
or Guardian was void by the fConse-s" and he soa.er
oushi DISCHARGED Bot nc act o. Soesre.' wac ,ssss r.
Court OF In the points Of COUNSEL and the decision ns
to rest mainly the in ssaehuse.ts TO which nsss M
the attention Of he Const VS.
not called to the Of 1914 when that considered 90
determined For this that decision ought NOS 70 % 70
grded authority upon the qoestioa "heh TINS case pr
senis. a.. -. e., .,h,.,
enlisted but he not without remedy as spen present
inc 10 The Secretary War evidence that his enlistment wat
az Of 1850 makes the duty o. that oeef 70 order me- dseaAs
The writ OF heDess corpus Is dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
Ia " IN1,ELLIGENCE.

T. s DISTRICT COURT-Nov. Gl.--Before Judge Han.
sur AGAINST A SLAVE NESsEL.
The United States agt The Bark Orion
THIS is a srit for q decree Of condemnation against
tie Orion the ground that she fitted our for The
aavetrsds The case old having been before the
oart several trurs before. Test lay taken The
j. unGasshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

DIED IN THE STRETT.--Elen Fannin, while return
ing her home Sunday morning from the service az the
Church in Forty second street. when between Eighth
and Ninth seized with violent ut Of coughing
which finally caned the rupture OF bioodvesel when
dropped tho street and expired few minutes Her body
conveyed 20 the residence OF her mother No lO3 West
Thiynnih street and the Coroner notified to hold in
quest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

SEIZURE OF $4,000 WORTH or DIAMONDS AND
JEwELRY-EFFoRTs TO KEEP rHE MATTER SEcREr.
Our reporter yesterday afternoon received informs-
ton from an authentic source that some $50 900 worth
Of diamonds, jevely, and watch movements bad been
seized on the arrival OF the steamship Asia, at her
dock in Jersey City, on Sunday the 18th inst mostly
the property of two Spanish gentlemen, who made AN
Intellectual attempt to smugge 1t on shore. It appears
that wide-awake Jerseyman saw several Speniards,
who arrived that morning on the Asia, who were con-
yersing aside and appeared to show considerable anx
ieiy Mr. Hart, the Surveyor the Port was apprised
of their suspicious actloDs and watch was kept upon
their movements.
Finding that suspicion rested upon them, Of the
Spaniards deposited earetbag with the purser with
request that he should sGke charge Of IL until called
for. After the baggage Of the other passengers had
been disposed of the spaniards conducted to tho
Office Of the CusOm-House officers and searched, when
large amount of diamond jewelry was found upon the
person Of two of them. One diamond bracelet was
said TO be worth over 5000. The carpei-bag which
had been handed to the purser then examined and
in the bottom was found a filed with jewery Of
the most costly kind set in diamonds. The property
was retained and the Spanish gentlemen allowed
to depart, much chagriDed at their loss.
Uponanother passenger were found several thousand
dollars worth Of watch movements, which were also
seized Our informant also stated that in looking
the baggage of Joe Pentland the clown, the Custom
House officers detected ten dozen sets Of valua
bic shrt-studs and that joe upon ndug that bis little
operation undiscovered, buriedly deeamped. Upon
application for the facts 10 the Custom-House officers,
they claimed to know but little about the matter,
further than that they thought there was some si7 600
worth of ewelry taken from the Spanish gentlemen;
some watch movements had also been seized and there
was something about Joe PentE and, but they believed
that he allowed to take bis baggage with him. ~
Application next made at Surveyor Harris Office.
in Pine street, for the purpose Of getting authentic
information The first person applied to stated that be
dare not give any information, II expressly for
hidden, and might lead him into difficulty, and added
that Mr.. Benedict, ibe Depuiy-Suveyor, might per-
hsps give the required information, as he had had ths
whole matter under hi. charge. a
Ma Benedict denied knowing anything about il, and
such things were Of everyday occurrence, he had
not troubled himself about t. Besides, be added, il
was none Of tbs pnbic's business" As there was
evident determination to conceal the facts for
purpose, orr reporter gave up further investigation.
One Of the Spani&rds at the Cunard docks
yesterday afternoon surrised, for the purpose
Of endeayoring to effect compromise.
HE.vY RoBBEEY--t7 900 SroLEs.-The Saiex
N. J.j Standard saws:
"Tke heaviest robbefy committed th. county within cur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

FIRE rs POLICE COURT.-Yesterday, during a
brief OF the Police Court Jefferson Market lot Of
loose paper Ia waste paper haSket beneath the Clerk dek,
took the flames from which threatened destruction 10
thing the vicinity Of the sect Justice. few ps Of water
soon e1 gnshed The IRE involving only the loss Of fyote
chair pair Of boots belonging the Clerk Of he Court
Tho erzin Of tie Gre could not be alcertalned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

AGED AND ISDIGESr FEYALEs.-The anniversary
exercises of the Association for the Relief OF Respect
able INDECENT Females" held yesterday at the
Asylum, No. l39 East Twenty-irst street. large
number of the female friends and patrons Of the Instr
tuition were present and listened with evident interest
to an address by the Rev. Henry Montgomery rector
of the Church Of the Incarnation. This association IL
now in the foy-sixth year of its usefulness and hun
dreds Of elderly ladies' ae indebted 10 it for comfort
able home during the evening Of their days The 10th
Annual Report of the Board of Managers was read,
showing the number of inmates Of the institution to be
&c the present time. OF this number IL have been
admitted during the past year. Since the last report
three Of the nmateshave died. and two been furnished
with homes by their relatives. Thirty Of the inmates
have been confined to their most Of the time dur
ing the year. and the Board of Managers return their
warmest thanks 10 Drs. Bibbins, Cooper and Watson
for gratuitous services rendered these siek and su
ferDg ladies. Eighty outdoor pensioners have been
assisted by theassOcation some of whom former
~ in positions Of atiuenee. Owing tothe insufeieney
Of the available funds of the association the average
amount paid 20 this class has been but sbou - per
month Many applications for admission to the Asylum
have made which the Board have been obliged 10 re-
fuse for want of proper accommodations. On this
subject the Report says:
qse probable hundred ared poor ~oald
during the current require % be supported he asylum
IL possible 10 receive them bat every IN the
Is fny occupied, and compelled refuse
worthy applicants Under these cireuance the managers
are eon.tIssd 70 spPes 70 liberal pablo f9r aid The in
ths; the time has 20 and
spon the lots Of ground by society The nan
intend practcsh 20 appon; cosuttee TO
the saheet uly the pu We hope
that their sppe wiz meet Yah GENE response Ihe
cessities OF sye company Of Ased win be
regarded strong plea FOX tnr.ssd DeIty the pat o.
who possess the The poor said our Lord ye
have always with ysu and ~hensOever may them
'seoa-fp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

The BowERr THEATER.-Last night, in spite Of
the storm, this Theater crowded with an audience
anxious to see the wondrous play, the announce
ment of which had power to create so great an excite
ment as to cause two pospOneents of the play and
large muster of the police the occasion of its first
advertisement. The production is called "Three
Eras in the Life of Fireman" and seems an inno-
cent piece Of melodrama, not at all provocative of
wrath or even open to harsh comment. No Interrupt
ton was made but all went off smoothly, the members
of Atlantic Hose Company, No. l5 taking part in the
representation. Mr. j. ii. Allen, the manager Of the
Theater, prior TO the rising Of the curtain, made
speech that was well received, after which he acted
his part personang the late Hon. d. c. Broderick in
a calm and dignifed manner, and with manlness of
bearing which must have been particularly gratifying
to those who took deep an interest in all pertaining
to the deceased Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERa-NoY 2i.-B-fore Judge
LAURA KEEsF sUED 81 OsR oF HFR ACTORS.
Edward A. so,hcrn ag, Lsurs Kseue.

LAURA KEEsF srED 81 ofR oF HFR ACTORS.
Edward A. So,bcrn ag'. Lsurs k-eue.
This was the suit brought 90 recover for two months
ssrv aeesd plaintiff IN CONSEQUENCE OF heat
made By ihe defendant Among the parties present
,gerr Miss krene Matilda Herou Jefferson, and Vincent
Mr. d. Booth the defense, claimed right 70 open The
case the ground that his defense Affirmative one aud
that a counter claim had been alleged.
r. w Dodge for Tlana, did not oppose the counsel nut
he objected the order Ia which tie waste proceed lie
wanted the contract read hgs and the JuTy told the nsture Of
the -
seton brought upon agreement made by Mr. Luz
A. eseudsnt. agent with the plaintiff BY which Sothern
rr,ve <s5 week bis salary for mouths performance
Ia the niece called The American Cousin" Defendant admit
led h on MT but claimed that the Agreement
don depending upon the ability Of W. H. stephens 20
play the part 1renebard IL alleged that stephens
was iucomreent and therefore the agreement with Sohcn
vas void That thstTica In force
till The day the piece produced
The case under the railing Of the Court opened by the
def ndant.
III Luty va. examined at some length Laura Keeue tho
next witness aud testified the neompetency OF stephens to
NAV tie part OF Asa Trenchard L. j. Vincent Joseph Jeher
son ani Matilda Heron seyersy their testimony and the
Court then sd ,ourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

TIE GREAT BALLooS.-On Saturday noon Mr..
loves balloon was buoyant and big, being inflated
Tar as 900 cubic feet OF gas could avail to that end
On Saturday night at I O'Clock the said balloon was
faced and fat having been purposey collapsed for the
third or fourth time since It has been the Crystal
Palace grounds. The high wind of Saturday night
too much for its safety, and after mach anxious
watching in the hope that il would weather the
storm, at midnight the gale became violent that
irrepsrahe damage feared its integrity,
was opened, and IN a few minutes the airshiP Was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

SrAsBISG CASE AT SEA.--Jabob Smith arrived in
this city in the ship A. Cochran having been brought back
prisoner charged with having stabbed James Doyle while IT
Smith and Doyle employe board the ship Lady suffolk
bound Narcotics when the ARRAY occurred Doyle le
n the Hospital Msrsee and Smith sent back By the
United states Cousu that place. Francis De Cogecy wit
ness of the sabbng also brought bsek and both
confined the Precinct StstonHouse awaiting the action
OF the nited States Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

Az AcToR AssAULTED.-Edward Adams, an actor
wes assaulted At Chatham square, Sunday evening by
rowdes who knocked him down and otherwise mAsed him
During the ARRAY Adams had his leg broken and wa
found by the police suffering severely Having home 10
TO- be conveyed to the City Hospital where he receses
propsr medical attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
MaS MIssING.-s

Man MIssISG.-Solomon Holmes. a colored man Of
New Hampshire PASSENGER the Empire stste from
Fan River Saturday last missed Sunday morning,
aud il thought he jumped oyrrboard He leaves wife aud
four eLe ren ia oTsulouth, New HaDpshirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

HE.vr RoBsEEr-s7,0 900 sroLES.-The Saie~
N. J.j Standard says;
Tke heaviest robery committed ia this county within cur
recollection perpetrsed Saturday night sst between
hours Of twelve and three O'Clock the house Of Mr. saas
Johnson in The township Of Upper Pl,xove the Poke
Tsysn For boldBes- 4 without parallel IN this section The
f0bOer e1-c9d entrance ~ boring o through the Kitchen
door VII enabled him the bolt This done the Wv
70 NJ yohnsons bedroom the frs f0or cear Upo1
e9tenns IT, %. thei u supposed administered ether or
ehIoronn him. and While Ia this ksy to the ire
proof safe containing the oney BIZ.
pocket and The tf~ssnre removed. When Mr. axoke
morning he noticed that his coes had been disturbed and
rising be discovered nrg. kesnedsed butcher lying
chair az hs oedde The idea asshsd his mipdn tn
slant hs he had been robbed Upon examining the se he req
Lied biz worst sesrs.n
HOMICIDE AT RED BasK-EI HeDdrickson opon
whom murderous assault committed on Wednes-
day night last al Eagle Point, near Red Bank Ferry,
died from the effect Of the injuries then received on
Thursday night, At bis residence m Gloucester CITY.
An inquest was held on Friday right BY Justice STRAIT
ford which resulted in the Jury finding verdict that
the decreased met his death BY blows inflicted with a.
SPADE in the hands Of David Hswls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

ARREST or A BURGLAR.-Late on Sunday night the
dwelling Of Jacob Lander No l2i Walker street.
tered by burglars and robbed Of various articles Of the value
81 Officer Sherlock Of the sixth Precinct subsequently
rested Mark Moher In the Five Points suspicion Of being
cerned in the burglary On being brought before Justice Con
molly Monday Morning. three complaints lodged again
the prisoner Ludwig Goe Of No 80 Avenue charged Mohe
with having robbed him, while in his employ weeks since
Of cash clothing &c OF the yuue Of al he also charged
with having into the house No % Pitt street In the early
par OF August aud robbed the premises of variety
goods Justice Connolly committed the accused oT examination
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

Children three years old and under those three
md twelve old hslpnce; all twelve DID,
sulfero.
Family tickets In packages twenty-five had ct the
ecs Of the Master Of Transpoaticn Camp street opposite
Lafayette Square, reside the city and have
residence establishment the line Of the road procure
In pack for their personal use at re-
duced rate.
The Company prepared Goods and Peck
Hon. receiving and delivering the In Of the CITY,
T. 8. WILLIAMS
jaS4 u Master Of transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

- OCEAN SYRINGE HDTEL-K v. GERR
CO., Proprietors.-Thil Hotel 10 being thoEuughH
renovated and newly furnished and win g opsosd 10
the reception Of visitors the LIST day Of June Evsfy
fort will be made to render visitors comfortable 10 MAKE
their stay pleasant
Than the beautiful bay Ocean Gprnss there 10 mo hst
place for yachting or fishing. bathing.
For the amusement Of visitors there Is Tenpin Alley
Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables, etc. Bar attached 70 he
Hotel which viii Be supplied With the choicest wines liquor
Hotel. IT V
band Of music will u kest 1t tho hotel during the sutts
season ball and supper will b. given twics wesk-Ts
day and Thursday nighis. 777T lT9
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative poV
excellent condition omnibus III regularly ~
eral times day to and from the Hotel to the Spnsa For
tmony respecting the medicinal virtues Of those EpFinGs rss
b made DR. Austin Dr.. Thorpe New Orsans
TO Rev. DR.. A'Intyeire, Nashville, Tenn. -
Springs having been visited By spdeies b d
cidedly the heshies we'll beautiful location q
the Gulf shore. M J. WILKINSON, Aeuul,
Ocean Springs LIST May, 1852 myA u
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T,EyER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKINI

FEVER AND AGUE, Fk is Mhlon ! $1,000,
diseased action lie induced y ,hs poi;oncu.
aeen q lsss Sh xaisIy
ne hs tne 1s
sss:;
{: ssss q *. n e.
i Uss saesteGss force them
surface and ru.hss The central ORGANS W eoa
s e. follows. Which
e
ssysF %s6 1STE ss.s s.a.
sss Vi. Of hss
w have sbored to 6nd and have found an antidote,
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neutraes this maarioua poison the blood and im1
sss: ea1 s ss fass 9% IL
ss nj
o s 4. s s.,
a
sss
:, n sss as ss.s s p 4 .Sie
Nm =
accompanies BY slim the e1crstsrss to sapel
III DO @
what We term sccimaion" Time may accomplish the
END but ri. III. Il and s
safety We have TO believe this Is surer we'll
caused ey s.pss ih.a other .sis5 ..
e the public which is that cheap we'll rs good.
Prepared by
DR.. j. c. Aver d CO..
Lowell Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Peetorau.
Has itself sueh for Tie cure q every variety
for us the evidence It's virtues wherever has
employed long been in constant throughout
section h the people its qnsty
to Do Tor their relief ali it has ever found 70 do
Ayers Cathartic pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvE MEDICINE,
For Cosveness for the Of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
% the n s for s = r.
Piles the Of Scroula for all scrofuous
for The M oi the ss r. f., the
Salt Rheum for Worms for the out for
Dinner Pill for the Of Neuralgia for Purifying the
They are sugar crated that the most sensitive take
pleasantly and being purely vegetable no harm can arise
A7-Price, Is cents Per box; Eve boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Clergymen Physcians Statesmen and
aeled Of these remedies but space here gill
The e III SS bsg 1s
treatment i that should 81 followed for their
tons they make more profit on Demand AYERS
others The sick want he best aid there for them and
they should have it.
All our remedies are for sale bv
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
HAvr1AsD &; y Ssas. ;isss
all Dealers je0 On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

n GREAT sOUTHWESTERN
3nE HMAIL ROUTE.
01LXnk-S Through to New York In Four Days
snd Nineteen HoursAvoidng all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes. -.4. -
Quickest Route Memphis st. Louis Chicago Cincinnati
Warrington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved Only Seventy Miles stAging-via
Jew orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAIL DAD
Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
Gins Sutton Dudeys treble daily line Of FourHorse Post
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn.
Through Memphis and New York be had at the
Of New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads Gap Mississippi Central Railroad have
good and close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad Is pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
n0rsixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF 0ENUINn
rand popular Family Medicines which they oor TO supply
Dussss Dealers Il lowest Wholesale prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

UMBER-LUMBER-LU
feet TX and X narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
feet " and TX wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongusd and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved
100 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
feet TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100 ono feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards, Weatherboards, scanting, Joists etc.
10000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
Also
sashes, Doors Blinds Moudings, etc., etc.
For sale the lowest market prices in lets to suit pur
chAsers, by SIMPSON DORR,
$3.50 " New Basin