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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Fttrusiy add from The ,.oss Of LNgaa rsy. No ~
Mossce street. on tie 18th o. tie cams mss,A. A
isIH. puu,her Of Keys. smong item CONS vl'ch tad
teen r'a-e from the office 81 Roosevelt & G. fils In
JAiusIy las, sso oblSnec. Ia res ssus-
der u e foo, tn box coatai1,eg large smcaot Of
stolen Pr"Psty ros yet ieenu6el was oi,oyerei. and
tie ues 10 Divi,ion gave evisepcs tss.tee
to1g'srs had loeg mss tie pace their hesqu S;sn.
No Ub tsere are other PARTIES beoanS 10 the sas.
vlom tie police will eudeayOr 10 uttst. Justice
Steers Committed the pusoLsrs Tor exAmin s,ion.
BURSFD TO DEAIH An inquest VA heA %
Tturs,ay ~ Coronsr Uk'M No " Bravs. .,r.~, ape
u. b,5y ~ chi four old. nsuei My MstAssAin
". dsd frsn reativsd wedessSay Ia. eAal
sPs Ssrs .s, .. ore. y IL %a .sa sss 81. ~:
.bs6 the s,ils set was fssy e1rn1 sne std be
: :.i P''A' Ito jury censored ''''''' '''''''
SUDDEN DEATH Of AZ USKNOwS M,s.-Aa an
bp,vu u.s ~ y.s q a.. l dsss on rssr,ss In
CssA ,i,t.t G rorer oKer'e bs4 an isssss, In.
D,S hon ei.ssss III. b..r' rpir-S o.s...si
shout re 10 inches Va bait Of soni budd and 80 dsesse
quite Gsy
FUGIIWE FROM JUsrIcE. Michael Boyle, one q .
Numerous s.Ds Of beIs.p ~hs rsyss-a sssJ.~ey ssse
months sr..ted ,esterisy, b, omet kss De s.A
tbcn.. Tsr-- ef se,s - ci.ie. ~ere r.o.sy
sins sifs. sHd one to tho New Jersey State fd''o-
HoTLL ASD STEAMER rmryts-Bill Moore ss1
Chse, Toll hoel ard taev~s vsre
YESTERDAY BY Ocef HNn, While tina % bsst
the CT Of Mnchs.ter Of burg tsss zee
toeDt upon them Moore has already served teri IN Ne
Perip nt'sry.
Counterfeit g. bills on the Market Bank OF Bo,tos.
pot nt0 circulst, yesterday
IAaverisetn.nt
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS WILL DIRECr
YoUsc right persGms sud teach them hoe mshs
themseyes their time and ,s.n aud alec
guide psfco,s rsuins their eahifeu In sooostsnso
With bs FosLER WELLS slse s4vos dAAy =
No. SO Broadway.
advertisement.
The METALLIC TABLET SrROP-Invented ~
Csc. sAUADEss A. d. 1916 -rbs the s-nuiue sraes kss
been equse for producing the sesnest bic edo
b. oband Of tie sabsorbors and cole uAAsaasss
er, J. y. SAUNDERS, No 7Astsr House.
Advertisement
BRADy's GALLERIES
FRoToGsa Ans,
NOs 2 Sa snd eii sroad-ay ne~fos, ssa No az Penn
sJiyAaia sy., Washington. D. C
iAdv-rts-mrnt.I
a. W. FaBER's Lead Pencils, sold at retan b
all ststiopers At .hots.sl- only By
fsEla,sp VASES. ''is ssect No rs wussm-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

ABDUCTION AND SEDUCrIOT corselooli,g
young fellow, who gave hls Dsne a, john Hal, sas
brought beior, TIE CRY Hall Poice Court ys-,erily
AZ En- OoD OF cOu plant Of certain Mr.. Vine. rs.
siding n TihtJ seventh street, near Tenth avenue
.bo stated, weeping bitterly, as sac did, that her
daughter was taken from her home on Tuesday right
to some place Of soci.l'y by Hal, aud that she had
lot her since snd could noshere learn snyt ling
about her. Hall cooessss that he took Der away, but
ssys that le let her in rniIt-ayenue He Sas
locked for ex.minsion which takes place to day at
10 o click.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

RECOVERY OF SToLES PRoPgRIr.--On We,iuss-
day Mr.. sn,r rcaiig a. the corner Of Sc ifsd ave-
aDd Ross rtrst n'ssd sone uODey whish had been
taken from coss he Ysstsr-sy che sps.krs
u The s, Of the money 10 III of young n,md
John VOL, equsDisr Of the tous,, whom
20 act wsteb thai ihe GD5Dosed there aud Vail
let AhsI be "a, gone; "a- oi.eoye'ed that TO ~
watches hal been ta.Fu Va T.ned aud fnel ~ Do
Sparrow o. the secod Ward Neg York scUd Il
tt~ 5ouh Tvs IN ;o,ts taxed back N Wsnssk
Officer Hlp~.h Of TO Ffh PsciDc. with Officer Spsro~.
searches in sLd ,un go wsh his psYos sao,,~s
wstch beiDslDg 70 Ns Smith found Il Val q msthsrs
IN Fifth Division Tss
vsns1 sl9D Vail boxed Up - await nss
tioA Q ohngc Of gTand isrceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Prostitution UP-TowS.-Mr Casper Rspp, resii
rg in Fourteenth street, applied for wau ant At the
City Hall Police Court several days sin 20 have the
occupants Of Noe. AS and az ghth asslae oto
houses Of prostitution, sIres'et and dealt "ith accord
ing to Law. week ago, on Saturday. daughter Of
Mr.. Rzpp wss misec, aud shs has not besn beard Of
since; but be was ilfoImed aud believes that she
inveiRed into one of the above deus. lie placed q
spy upon the premises, but be has not been able TO
ascertain sDythiOg certain about her Accordingly,
tie occupants We're arrested ye tertsy and taken
bfre that Court, seven in all, whlra the propneios
gave their names a. Lsurens snt Batbsra Banceii
ire girl ibquirso sitr WA Dos foond among th-n,
though i. was stated thst had left WedDes
Gay evening, closely muflsd ia = hood ard shawl,
wnon Nc. R.pp believes to have been bis daughter.
The Cours discharged tie girs, and held tue 2roore-
tore 70 answer on bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

BY reference to our smusemsnt columns, il viii be
seen that a Grand Testimonial Concert il in prepars-
ton 10y the artists in the city to r G'orse f. Brstow
fer Nordsy evening next Arserenoe to the array Of
talent which has volunteered ia bis behalf viii sbow
in what estimation he is held by his brother artists
The author Of a foil orchestral symphony at the age
Of h, bis compositions have stta ned high boror in
this country and Europe and bis Opera Of Rip Van
Wmkle Is new in rehearsal for production in L)nion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

The BARCLAY STREET GlsBLEBs.-Tae complain.
ant iAlrg 10 appear yesterday, Justice Kelly iis-
charged WSbirgrOn Wodbsm eni biz comrades, wac
we've charged with keeping a gambling hell al No. 8
Barclay street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

LEASE oF MiRKEr CELLARS AT AucrIoS.-The
,se Of toe Easements Of Fuloo Centre. Washington,
Ess.x ard Fr.nklin markets for term If five years,
ccumeIcpg May next took place yesterday sfternooo,
in the Governors Room, City Hal The room ~a'
cfos ded snd the BIDDING lively, ard continued for
three or four hous though in several cases the prc
fe u 10 low r rate tsau al the last sso do.t Of tns
cesrs retaken by their former occupants Sige-
raj houses and lots belonging to the corporation, mostly
deserted engine hou,es Sso disposed OF in s-
lar manner. Cistl- Gar zen, which was pat do Fn 10
the cst,ogue was witndra w. and s LETT the han IS
of the Commissioners Of T. ugration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
CIT Y ITEMS.

DRuxGoLD ayD PRooH's BRIDGr.-A wise looking
uao who was ceoorstei with North Caro.ns mill
tsIy csp and an old bat nes, pair of rife epau etes
ard YES plscsried before and behicd WITH tle mys-
tefious words, " Duu gold and Procas Bridge re-
uitdrg ere Of the gno-t legends Of the Alo', was
yesterday attract great deal Of attention 10 Brosd
way opposite 81 Pig!'s Church. where he VS. active
Is ercsaed in the mud with broom and shovel. The
policeman On patrol took bin ia ciarse nuisance,
&c the crowd that gathered TO look at toe bod soser
pau" was such ~ to ohstruc, the streets lie wss
taken befors the City II all Police Court, where II sp
pearsd lie was er gagged by firm Of tslor' ~ho slnsd
a. lsLdrg the Daygators OF thst dirty ATTY sra Sht
n'o.tter buiue,s reception loon. rne Court ordered
tim 20 take CT the esp and epsuletes ,owcg hi tbs
rsmsnirg apparel which humane sentence was re-
ceyed in return by sincere expression of thanks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Id " LNI,ELLI9ENCk.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-hAacH 3-Be,ors
Jurgs IsGERsOLs
Solomon u. EuiwOrth ast. J. w. Robsrtson ct al
BTl d.nsi.sed.

SUPREME COCRT-CHs sBERs-MsEcH S-Bessrs Jsses
CLEkKE- DEci,IOss.
John Berry ct al ag, Elias i. Williams ct sl.-Mo-
tlon for allowance gsnts3.
Robert Penn sgt. John T. Hodges "a sl-Csss
s.tlec third aencnlan allowed, zG1 others slo~sd
Before Jsogs EGasHAs
Homer Bos,gek q 81 sgf Fred.rck Wur srish, - sl
Motion Rr1nted upon plaabf' stipulstog 70 pay
ezus~s - council % b. usnet By parties
ten tie ya meat % b uds before .ytg .s~YoSt
ex.H nsn 70 o. rssd ony Oh proof Of inability Of vss~ -
attend trial
solomon w. Jswe.t sgt John r. Crane ct si.-Ms-
too pzntsd.
Robert Hogan sgt Azor Hoyt % aI.-Motiob 10 ~
ssae "a dsnl.a, xitLael cOs,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Mr.. EyEREIT.-The Grafton on Washington by Mr.
Everett comes of this evening At the Acade ~ Of
Mu.c. Ii the bigbpTce tickets sold as We UNDER
stard they are there is ample room ia tho emphthes
ter which i, of the best places in the house to
bear. The 'l-t Regiment, with Dodworths Bsni,
will attend and oc,upy the stsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Mr.. SorHERY's BESEFT.-On Saturday night, at
Laura Keene's Theatsr, Lord ID Indreary Will have
btrtft Beside bis capital performance Of the I've
Lord in . Oar America an Cousin" be will play Sir
Charles Cold-tresm' IN Used Up." SIR SJ:aar's
vel deserved popularity an arti.t and gentleman
will tecure crowded house, weather or no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

LIVE IssURsscg.-The Other day, the Presiieot Of
the United Ststes Life IaimaUco Company, in the
mater Of e ,uit policy, pat in as An answer the
royel idea that mans interest 10 the life Insurance
Of bis wife was Of the nsure Of a b't AMI could no.
be collected or, in fact, tia, has no legal IT,
Iteres il such policy. Tee Directors Of tue Com
parry met yesterday AID unanimously Jspuiiated this
acton, directing their s'torosy at onc4 to withdraw
that portion Of the defene. Their action Is aivertset
n another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

AvrRIc,S ARCH EoLoGY.-T1o concluding Lecture
of tee course on American Antiquities by Dr. De
Has, will be delivered this evening ia the ,l Of the
Historical Society. Subject: Contents Of the Mounds;
Rel cs of Ancient Art, embracing great variety Of
implements, uieb,is, ard ornaments, in metal some,
pottery shell, bone &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
suKRooATEs couRr-N4aen a-sssor. Mr. Eow..o G.


WILL OF JGHEs P. ALLAfRE.
Tbi, care came to-day. and Csrnsl Us Vssderhiit
Examined witness ne 81 mo oontsssas he
sssd that good feeling sting bstSess ks-
sssd sns hs drs1 ard -itssss VIA 1sd
wi,n Mr. As- ~ forty yssr had often heard sosaa
II bic children IN The kfDdsst Ihsnnst
Csue. Morson esist he hsi tbs t.ts.or vrs
be f1n1iaT 9th bic sd~ns The BODY u IT,
LsEsI.n oEsrec os probate witness aid tss hs,S
writing ii 9I AaTe, b. Nd ~ s xnat1rs 80 NJ
As3ire's. The ~ tsen s1b51flss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

TARRs FROg THIEF. ID 3tectiye DsutOn suesiel
young nan on w-dpssda, tyeoing having 10 hi. posse''s
valuable GOLD ss'cb. vhoh u il sUppJssd ~n s,sea u
nrbersdl 7 The .o,u,ed committed 20 pfsn 70 srss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

ASSISTANT MISIsrER TO Dr. SPRIyG.-At a cobgre-
g'toral meeting in the Brick Church oa Wednesdsy
evening, the Rev Wm. J. Toge of Union College,
Wet Hanover, Va, was unaninolay elsc el an asso-
cate pastor Of that church; and Committee Vas sp-
pointed to convey tire wishes of tho Congregation to
the presbytery, of which Mr. Hogei il member.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

THE JUsrIcRs CoURTs.-There has bean qr,ts .
fury about baemolt ofthe CITY Hall for sw days ps
since the pfooeFs of the ss iond risract foee
Justice COes Court T. tina. Of Jast,ss
V,oIbs This tahsp In consequence q sons us
the nsned Just and the Oepste
that pr.0sss s,asaoet to
the Psniebtisry dsy thu. osuns nsecSsary esenss
and msting fsTo~ justice THIS no ssts
cioIy sxAio'd 10 the Commissioners ny the Jasto- sst
days $50 The Second Dtrc prisoners back -
hu 'ria before Just FoJhies e0BsdeTns
oBd transfer Intended dine 20 hi. Count Gem AIRED. aud
hppsase he Mayor wno correction with CJmosi
eAushan prisoner, bsct Bail SAGE then the heots
bb psIs haze oesesef the Mayor the 10 staa tn
psiaGe fins 'be prisoners ana the Ohio II then I, Try
h. dfculy choosing bs,wsen the parties that oas,s
N. Baoey and the other 10 the Vanderbilt sios Of the
DemOcTst.o party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

BURGLARY. The houss Of y w. Stafford, No. ~
AdsBs G nouy entered about O'Clock Yesterday
mours sUd rooted II silver valued a. fe aof Of I'm
lrs 20 The Of us Ths property akea from s,fs,
which bed been tsFsd Lto the back meb ans bfvtss
Oh. .iih Ia pla Inen,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
coURT on SPECIAL sEssioss-m.scn a-s.sx. To.

COURT or SPECIAL sEsSiCSS-aaEcH l-BeExs Jos
ties Bz0NsELL. WsL.a s.S Ossoss
Jane Burke sod Thomas Thompson keeping . dis-
orderly hhuse Judgment Fuspended Ot0 s.ssat ga
eateJ tros neat pent,d. P.acis IL T. Bslsu .ss.n
and b.st-y hpsd Is Orfen b. Cannins. ss.sas es4 40,
tT1 ersd o. PsIck Daisy .soyinr dirt froos yses.t -
snd 'rss's icdrm-rt su.pende5 LoU, Holsor Cbrstna
h.tse', Se~ar ncCom,s and Mary McEssss ssssaa a.
battery Jaesnsnt susen6eA CaAIs JACOBS asssu sad -.
~ fSsd e. hs bsv NcCaskr assaus ard bs,sr,, Pc
hstasry nontas. Cni w wegsw stSalias ~ -
clothes Peat. ataTy mouths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Mr.. G. vapdenbof's special Reading by Invitation
takes place tonight at bod sorth's Saloon. He will
give Scenes nom Shakespeare and Sketches fion
DlckeLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

NV SrEAyERs.-Tre rev and elegant steamer
Metaro, deslipG,n OF Which "a receetly publ shed
in Tux TKIBrSE 1me I'd her galar i.ips bets en-
IL: =, 80 A-sT.. D. Ts.-t,J .s':, G-@. 80 c9'a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

THH EcIECTtc MEDICAL SOcIgTY.-Tns Eclectic
Society Of Kings County elected their oo-r fo tho ssslAs
ytsT On tbs ls last De- ID. T.. Smith obcsen PefsIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

4 CHASGE The Fire Commissioners Of the Esstsrs
6i.tct V.dBscay Changed Booklet Co. No. ioto Hoe
Co en- the ,ppisstcg Of tee Coprlny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

ABAsDosED-The bonse Of Engine Co. No. 4.
has ssandDn.d w the Company ~ ~
eel. coalition hayipz been lisbe 10 f.i os tins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

COURT cALESoAR-Psn pAv
1 !, ~ STATES DISTRICT Coyar.-Ns a., 7i,ss.
BsooELrs CRY CoURr.--Ncs- 81, IS, 60, 8. 1.
w. - AsIs " ~ Il, y e,%&S,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

CRY JCDGyTSTs.-A striking instance n rapsc.ty
is Dos 10 process Of exhibition ab0u, the Courts. Il
seems thst the Sheriff, who Ia. numsr9ls executions
in Bis barcs On Judgments against ths Corporation
Hing and Is in fact delaying scion il the
pssssge tfjhe tsS-evy 3, Albany. 10 some instances
sspeoisly 81 regards ID. a.o Sheriff tbi, delay has
exc, eded the limit Of tim, 60 dsy. allowed by aV;
bence rendering hin li.be 10 compulsory process in
tie plaintiff zee ct IN urg. il. And tbs beirg
done. Renee to protect himself lie is obliged to suo
nit 70 the otun OF sezog and exposing to pub sale
such % the publ, property he may fui. The re-
possibility, thertf5re rests upon the creci;Crs who
d0Gbte,s have some misgiv.pgs as 70 the probable
action of TIE Controller, when be shall be empowered
10 give Liz attention to this Estsr. BIZ 'hs way, is
III. conduct compatible with perfect reharcs in the
justrsss Of tho several judgmsIt.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

THE WATER AND SEWERAGE BILLs.-A mee'iog
Of CITIZENS assembled H.lssy' Buoiog 10 snln street.
Wednesday night r the PpfPose 81 cnn,iderng the bids
before n Legs.s ~bich the Con nssners 10
spout their and give them full suaouy tss
en-, Some twelve gentlemen present. rss bills
W. read and sppiov-o by Among the sr,vi
the b thoknR tbs is,uiOs u eonss 70
s5pO fot tho pnPDss Of cbs1sas the op.s
canal the be Of tho sAtofSoTss closed ooaduI The
public neetlr, hello Cy Tia last week, "a. In
tor 10 hills the ground that Il took away usn ef
the ct, To. viii be brousb. up tue Com casa
eli at ho nrlt ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

GEyIs's Nav EsrsBLI,HsEyT.-Nr. Gsn.n, the
wsn-ktown batter scd proprietor oftAs Bazaar under
the 81. Sehclss Hotel, has recently c1nsohdstst BIZ,
burners by removing ois hat store from the premises
unaer TIE American Museum 10 tie 81. Nicholas Hotel
where Re has fitted mp four magnificent rooms for tee
purposes Of his tusiress. Yesterday bsng lis early
sprirg opening, tie store was crowded with ladies'
- the and beautiful modes wlch are de-
played IL the yanOas depart DeLs OF toe esabshnect.
The store is orrsneted With taste, and e appoint
u.bts throughout a. on tee mo-t slsbo-s,e scale.
Nearly ell the 2oods soi in ths est.tis. Eelt are
manufactured b. the proprietor BAT his stock contains
ctcce articles Of tie sauf.ct1re " foreign counties.
Mr.. GeIu's ain is 70 make esch department Of trade
II which ne Is ragged perf,c. 10 reef II ne va
solely II tie business Of TIA. department. Taere are
30 pe'soua employed On TIE premises, AID 800 who
work on goods which are given out. Ths Dsoufsc-
turing and supply departments are situated OF the oF
bsnesih the store and the employees seen to De very
comfortable and happy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

CosyICTioNs FOR BURoLARY.-in tho Cout Of
Sessions yesterday william bAan and Johs Biowr h@rsts
fore convicted of buaIy Ia the 6pts.se Add 0eofss n~s:
c0nlly Indicted them but from vhop pss Of sosuA
eruy ped tesSng h- paaisns
Ma,n tho Pr.on Zoo ssA
onu, Brown for years sad theo months ast SIN -
for y,as months Tho psO had f-lo ,sssy
house Of the Rev L. Taylor, In Degrsw strosA
ald carried 81 some .luaJls shserwue
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advertisement.

THE METALLIC TABLET SrR0P-Invented ~
Csc. sAuADEss A d. 1916 This the genuine srses hss
eeuaei for producing tho seenest edo
b. obaned Of tie sabsorbo and sse lAAssesss
ers J. 4 3. SAUNDERS, No 7Aster House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS WILL DIRECr
YousG right persus sud teach .D hoe 70 sss IL
mot Of time aud
guide psfco,s trsuns hsr cauiier In sooostsasD
with ,her nature. fowLEs WELLS size savos asAy =
No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
IAavertiseueu;

Counterfeit g. bills on the Market Bank Of Bo,tos
were pot Into circust, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THH UNLICENSED LIQUOR DRALTRs.-Ia The Court
of Session Yesterday following parties snssaeA
dotu' ut seH Ia without lic"Ise pEt .sdsdsui
Ic,.ph T'td Ne. Suhepi. Jane, Mcsuly sod Huth nsA
Ps.Uck Gsl sshtr Felix Potencn Tho Ocou ia
ewe'uey D'soeics de,nsn pesisd not guilty The lest
oonyi ted JlbB She 10y hs.wss tts
aud ind guy The r-cog zsucs o Peter M0a ,hoa. In
Hickey ard Patrick Lac ind ted Tor similar odss
forfeited. Sentence ofth- p~rss convicted reiorysd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

FUGITIVE FROM JUsrIcE. Michsel Boyh, one q .
Numerous s.ns Of beIt.u rsysg-a Ne ~yervey ssoe
months ga sr,sted. yesterday. b, Oet kss be ed
Poole, and dslysr-d reqoisoo, to tie Neg Jsses 60
thcr.s Three &C Bcses c'ses rsceaty ssst -
sins sra sHd enc 10 tho New jersey State fsissn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

HoTtL AsD STEAMER rHIryfs.-Bll Moore aS4
Chsie 'un ko,e ard tasevss vsre
s,sei YESTERDAY BY Occt Hosn, wtils tina 90 bed
tie steamer CT Of Msnhs.ter set Of esrs are tssis sss
fogDd ppop them Moore has slr,aiy served N lie
Peui,sntAry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

SUDDEN DEATH Of Az UsKNowS M,s.-Aa an
bu.uu u.s about ~ ysr. q El dsss rssS,A, 10
Cs,hAri ,i,t.t g oKe-ie beit an iaqss. IN.
f,Sv ;, e Foulth wsI1 Sta lot House ~hen vsrSo u
Dcsih ho ofths heart r-s ososs'et 80
shout inches hglt Of out hudt, and doesss1
IN hck cO,A o escoai crab tsnts szd shoe. hs hair 80
quite Gsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

tAtv~sts-mrnt1
A. w. FABER's Lead Pencils sold at retail b.
all s,stionors At ~hols.s- only By
fBrla.pp Vases. cole sgeet No. rs Wuusm-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
tAdycrti@menti
BRADy's GALLERIES.

AMFeoryrIs aSD DAGUNRstorvrgs
Noe 2 Sa snd CAS- Broad sHa No. 1a Penn
yiyaaia sy, Washington. d. C.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-22
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

- -Ht- Of. L0UI5, Octopor Il.
The Overland mail, with dates to the 9Oth
ult., reached here tonight. .,.
-, J. NJ. Crane, delegate elect from the proposed
Nevada Territory, died at Gald Hill, Carson
Valley, on the 26th ult. ,.g.. -r. . .
A new silver mine had been discovered at the
head of Washoe Lake. Five teams loaded
with ore were en- route to San Francisco for
shipment to England. iu r. tf...i. l.
The new stage route between Salt Lake and
Placerville was being stocked and the mail
would pass over 1t in few weeks.
The Sacramento correspondent of the San
Francisco Bulletin says that an active canvass
had been commenced for the vacant seat in the
United States Senate. t..
+ 1t is thought that the new Governor will
mako no appointment, leaving the Legislature
under special obligations to elect as soon as
possible after the meeting in January. VI.
It ia supposed that the Governor favors the
election Of s. w. Auge, formerly of Alabama,
30 as to make the chances of northern man
perhaps better for the successor of Gwin, who
must be elected in the winter of 1861. Weler
will also favor this plan, in the event of his
strength not being sufficient to secure his own
election this winter. -3...r rs+ G... e.
Liberal subscriptions toward the proposed
Broderick monument arc coming from oil
points of the State. lad sgr, I.r.la- s7.. --
Dates from British. Columbia to the Oath
ult. state that the American clipper Northern
, Eagle had been burned in Esquimax harbor on
the 22d. The vessel was valued at $65 1000.
Trade was very dull, with scarcely enough
doing to establish quotations. The tendency
was favorable to buyers. Pork was lower.
Money in demand.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-22
Lady Franklin.


II is proposed by the English journals that
the British Government, which, In March,
1850, offered g reward OF 100000 to "any
party or parties, who, in the Judgment Of the
Admiralty, shonld discover or efectually re-
lieve any Of the crews" or f1c,ooO to any
party who should give such information as
would lead to their relief, or definitely ascer-
tain their fate, should pay the coat at least,
OF the expedition sent out by Lady Franklin,
in 1s57-whioh has returned with the fullest
information Of the fate Of Franklin and his
companions. Lady Franklin has expended
all her fortune, amounting to 100000, in the
search, and the Philadelphia Press proposes
that unless the British Government pay the
reward offered, the women Of England and the
United States unto in subscription to raise
q fund for Lady Franklin's future support.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-22
Queer Taste.

The Detroit Free R'es states that there are
hundreds Of families in that city, the parents
Of which are Of opposite colors, although the
marriage Of white and blacks Is illegal and
void. Out of all this number of unnatural and
disgusting amalgamation cases, no instance ex-
ists where white man lives with . black wo-
man. The white parties to tho marriages are
ell women, and the Husbands are generally the
blackest kind Of men. We believe tss s::st in
stance Of white man marrying black wo-
man is yet to be discovered, but thousands Of
white women are living with negroes as their
hushanda. .--- - :. M ~. .--t----- n.