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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
PTBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OFALDFRNFN

FRIDAY, Feb 1.-THE President, Mr. THos. Nc
SPEDOS. in the chair.
A resolution Of Mr. Adamss WAS adopted requiring
the Street Commissioner TO repor. TO the Board ,he
condition Of all the fire apparatus, the amount in u,a
by each company, the amount IN the Corporation
yard where bunk-rooms are used, and other psrticu
iars. 4 resolution was also adopted directing the
Controller 10 advertise for proposals ard purchase ,
house ana lot { r Hose Co. No. IL.
A large number of papers from the Counc,lmen were
referred after which there appeared to be no buness
before the Board.
Mr. BooLE ssid the Committee Of Conference on
the Tax Levy would h. ready to rHport IN short iiue
and moved to take fOr fifteen minutes, which
carried.
TIE Board met sgan at G p. M, the President in
the chair when Mr.. OwESS moved to discharge the
Committee on fitting up The Controllers office and
giving him additional clerical ac.
Mr.. BooLE objected to it, a. interfering with the
special order and il was laid on the table.
The PRTSIDgST announced the report OF tue Special
Committee of Conference On the Levy. Various items
had been struck out and several new ones put in.
NJ. PECK moved that the report be laid o. the table
and printed, which was carried.
The items added embrace $lS5,OOO airearages for
the Metropolitan Police, and SjD,tOO for completing
the Battery Enlargement. The SOS 800 for w. B.
REYNOLDS the Oa Contractor, and the claim of liar-
sen & Clark as 500 are stricken out. The Commit.
tee divide the City Inspectors expenditures as fol-
lows: Cleaning streets, &C., SjOO,OOO; removing
night soil, $500 600; contingencies. - ,ODO; cleaning
markets, 5000; for superintendent OF Markets,
$4,000.
hir. ADAMS offered a preamble and resolution re.
latng to disorderiy boys snOwbaling in the streets,
and calling on the Commissioners of Police to have
them looked after. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Monday.
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LIGHT ON A DARK QUESTION.
70 "a. Eei,s- Of Tl.Y. Y. Tri5ur,.

r. as Etits~ Of tn. ~ L. Tribuns.
SIR: The bills introduced by Mr.. Opiyke 70 rsiucs
the excessive amount Of fees received by soms Of our
County Officials do rot meet al the views Of tie public
Tor Of Lis own. Mr.. Opdykes idess are, that the
Sheis fee, should be restricted IS well as those OF
the other County officers, but he Is met on two points
by others:
lst Tha, the ofice cost $1,000 to get snd thst the
geter should be allowed 70 get that back again ont Of
poor deJtors aud tax psyers This may 60 for what 1t
s wo.th it IS only justif! punisE ard official cor
ruption.
%. Tie argument Is, tha, the responsibilities the
Sheriff has TO assume are great, in many cases bu.
the SO paid out of the County taIes-tasre are no
responsibilities there and il s time shst these resp)n-
sibities should be knoru-asd the amount paid for
s'sumipg them-.o the public which the fnends OF the
Sheriff are erdeavoring to keep concealed.
Mr.. Opdyke IL entitled to the thspks Of every mem
Der Of this overtsxed and robbed community for the
pairs he has taken ard is taking to put stop TO these
abuses, particularly he gets the cold shoulder from
the other two Republican members from this city in
his attempts TO reform ard also decided open oppo
sition from Mr. Chandler, Democratic member from
this city in sl his endeayOls TO get information !or the
bercft Of his constituents. W. ..
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Cotton. He,,ra.ei Cabirss A.a ard Descriptive Geography
ksg.by o Woolsclth Co.on- Text By Ri.haIi SSa.a
,o1 Fisher 4to pr 40 j. II C,.soE.
M,naA cf Rlial Architecture. l21'o, pp III Fowler
w.rf.rs and wcgt Or. La, Progress By. .g:sor Of
nP,sing Clo-ii.' l2no, P9. l8 RobsF; Carter I
TIE Msi.y Ct L'. By H.-ii LOa,a Ch,ris,-OE.h l2mo
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Thompson. lano, PP ijf. Moore, "u'a-h, ksy'
TIE F,., PrH,,y R.,def. limo PIP. p Hesns, Swan
An oati1s Of TIE Necessary L,ws of Thought By wi,n
Thomson, D D. limo, PIP. SO Johr BNtlstt.
SrsscLes ard Wrtu Is Of the Hon. Thoua, T. ha.ha Ed
i.ed By w. l. Barre. svo Up. 81 Apologize Co.
Treati,s on Arhne.,7 By James Eaton Emo pp $50
Tie RAJ bov SIDE. B. Ma C NJ Ed~ari' lsaog pp SO.
sib,ni1c Leaves, Emo rp &C. Br,t:lsbofo': !. s,e.n
Nov. BJH.wmsn Hal. lsmo, PIP. ll6 Robert Carter
LII. Of John H. W. Hawkins Compiled sy his Son u, Rev
William 0eor,s faEkirs i2ao, PP fj. John r Jo"'
Life T.acbi ,, and Death Of socr,,s From Grote History
Biographies Of Distinguished isItihc Mrn BY frarf2s
A,sso Second series. l2mo, pP 80 Tioknor fleI5s
S, ubo. q IN, CAPITAL; Or Civilization Ia New'fork BJ A.
d. Mayo. I2mo., pp, Sas That her tictchloi2n ,,
Fs.r sLd Dsush.er Porr.Itrrs ou Life. By Fresriks
Fiem-r Translated by Mary lositt. l2nlo, pp. Sis.
I. b Petersen Bro .
Live. Of the Qresn, Of scotland By Agres Strickland No
vi: i2mo., PIP 30 Harper si9thefi' os,
Tie Lard q Esaw By.h, astsot Of "M.rssre: MAt.ri'
l2mo pp $50. The same.
Episode, u Fferch HhtOEy By MS Parto. lsno 5sl
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.hou, tts "Rer. John A. Gurley." The Member Of
o,n,s,s from the IId Ohio District il thus alluded to-
he, Of ooue, never saw Senator Wade nor any other
p.nrh,;c., Senator. "unburden" themselves Of re-
voysr. and lay the same upon their deks nor did he
ever say he ss1 them do So
A clergyman in Florida recently undertook to
n, sermon tha. Africans had no sous. Prem.
10. Of The Loaivie Journal Gays he had better be
careful for he can't expect his disciples to consent to
90 to heaven they not allowed any niggerS there
The proprietor Of Tie Minnesota Free Press, pubs
lished at St. Peter, wants practical printer as
mariner.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
MR MARSH on THE ENGLISH LANG UAGE.

Mr.. MARsB Wednesday, treated Of the sounds
of the English letter.. He traced, 30 far as possible
and sometimes By very slender thIeads-the sounds
Of the letters from the earliest times. He thought he
h.d good reason FOR believing that ooaSia dO-eH lore
Jrothtr motier Other does pronounced with the
sound Of n prove i.te the time of Shakespeare.
He thougbt that the vowel in there which was con-
founded by the English photographers with the long
O, would eventually be los. from the language. He
suppoes II 10 be the long vowel corresponding to the
shor. vowel in cat and the diphihong to be com
posed Of the two vovels in father, and in feet.
He pointed on. some miilskes OF Webster; ia one OF
bis earlier editions, be said, Webster had given IS
tie pronunciation of e. and d. as the pronunciation
Of gl making clear ard glory dcar and diory. He
thought that the conclusion of Mr. Grant White ths,
in Shakespesres dag the wac sounded in ds1 and
d0nJt was too fssty. We took tae words from the
French in which the B vas not pronounced, and for
some tine after the importation spelled the n with
out the b. Another supposition made by Mr. White
in reg ard to the pronunciation of H. M Marsh thinks
equally unfounded. He does not suppose it possible
that one Of the soun6s OF the language could have ds
appeaed and beso Ieinstated again forty years alter
ward. H. he ssd, was gradually going ont OF use in
Europe, aud the day might come when It would be
bsnishei even from England. Most Of the Northern
nations had given up the Of before and r where
their ancestors used H. On the whole the pronunciation
Of Engsh had been considerably confused within toe
last two centuries TIE next lecturs Of the oourls
will be on Rhyme"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
lAdyettiseinen,

DISCHARGES FROM The EAR AND PARTIAL
DzAFNFss CURsDThe following testimonials from parties Of
the hghe respectsby this city will speak for th.n'eves
,ubnitied without comment Patients received each
morning at No. s6 ST. Marks place
The prostrated in bis third BY a.
Of scarlet fever, which left him partially DEAL with disa
srseabls discharges from the ear
TIE disorder left unchecked until he In his
teerh year when Induced 10 call Doctor HARTLEY
who IL short time entirely stopped the discharge, and removed
tbs cause of desiness.
To hors th shove disorder hafnot visited the v,ue Of
urs uo be appreciated but ne for words caunot
pres the feiI Of gratitude which felt being relieved Of
so srea, ap aiictiop.
Thsy cnIy who have been afflicted sppreciste
CHARLzsF. Vts BEUSr, Ee~York, Nov. "a, I88 My ad
dress Is q. No. - Hurray-st.
To Dr. HaRTLEy No 81 Msrt,plsce' For the last eight
yeas been troubled with partial deafnes with disa
seesol. in the head Seeing your advertisement wa'
ed make trial for relief happy TO state that
through yom AID entirely relieved from the tf ulty.
C. c. L,THEop No. 3 West Washington place
New YoTi Dec -, 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

the hsb. Of getting up midnight professions. IN thsir
strs.ge and weird ress.a creating most remarkable
sensation. Whist is the ths. they do rot get up
procession in this city Is i. possible ths. they are
in such bad condition tbs. they dare not venture
Where is the scroll o. honor
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ADVERTISEMENT |
L. u II d * I 4 T..
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." SPsSG BtD-'H HowEs rArEsT ELLIPTIC SPRING Bed
sod by o. v GaaY, No. 3ls BroatTsJ, rs, some Poios
Of excellence pfesentea BY other within kno vi
etr. The elliptic springs Of good steel aud therefore
muoh durable than those made Of sp. wirs~hich
% los- hsE elasticity By al often experienced
in ,prsg gses,sd chairs sad .o., In addition, the long
tgdrs ps which made Of the bes. white ssb very
urserpesh s luxury which accumulation Of beds
G mattresses earsL"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

ARREST or FUCuyE.-lIugh Hays, black
Su itb sometime ago committed an aggravated feoni-
ous assault upon Michael RELY, of Forty-second
street and Fifth ,venue, for which he wss arrested
and held TO bail in e. 500. lie forfeited his ball. how
ever an weLt to st. Louis, where he obtained em-
tloy nert at Lis trade. His wheresbout becoming
known, requs.,ion was procured from Governor
Morgan, and On Thursday evening Officer Mcknight
of the Nineteenth Ward brought him back to this
city, and committed him to the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

FAMILY AFTEcTIoS.-The police found Patrick Foy
at IL o'clock Thursday night lying on the sidewalk
a. the corner of Fieth street and 7th avenue, suffer
rg from severe cut IN the head which had severed
two arteries. He had been bleeding profusely for
nealy half az hour, and was almost exhausted from
les OF blood The police took him to the Station
HoUse snd sen. for surgeon Fcy stated that he re-
oeivsd TIE wourd in family quarrel, and refused to
make any complaint. lie was subsequently taken to
lis family, in Fifty second street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

VERY SORRY AND WoN'T Do So ANY M0RE.-James
Tese while on dranken spree, entered the house of
Charlotte Brown, in Leonard street, about o'clock
on Friday morning, and assaulted tee proprieress and
one of her girls, named Augusta Sheppard, knocking
the la,ter down. A policeman from the Fifth Wari
Station, Just opposite, came over atd took him in
ctsge. On being aragned for the oense, he ssid he
vas very sony and wouldn't DO go any more but jus
tce molly held him for the assault acd battery Hi,
friend. Wm. Robinson of No 100 Chambers street,
wsr bis bail, on his taking al oath no. to drink any
more for the next six mOrths
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

IsHrN,sTr.-Tbe keeper Of Essex Market Prison
complains that DR.. Wells, the Police Surgecn of thst
District, refused TO attend co'ored woman, confined
in prison as a yitress, who tskea with lsbor on
Thursday night and tina; in other Of emergency
/. has also refused to rerder assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

PHuHArNoSic SocTTY.-The third corceIt Of this
Society will be given this evening, at Nboa Garden.
Two symphchiss, one by Haydn, the other by Sciu-
man, and "Fe.t'vs Ose,ture, byF Re- comprise
the orchestral pieces. Miss Couisn soprano, All Mr..
William Sara young pianist, who made Success
fu debut soma tine siuce-assis TIE Society on this
occasion. Conductor, Mr.. Carl Bergman. The re-
hesrsal takes place at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-YnOAv. Fra IL

George l.. Ward the notorious ticket swiudlef, was
"a ,Ssy IN tbs TX Recorder Smith sppsaes1
r d.f n.e spd BY legal tschnicsy bed the csss DoHr
nop.a I'M Hoaesy The bsi was fixed at $4,000.
Henry Pster ard Gsorge Rollins PLEADED guilty 70 burty
~. lid q. and being ol3 offenders were sectercsl
tLyrs wear, aud six month N the Pententiary.
sss.ori Gsbstto Itsisn tsd for ssssah spee
JolE the Dt Atorpe ys ocs. He ssessscso
20 :te sss. PIi,on Coz ,LIse yesrs ami .ix non.hs
Thomas Martin pleaded guilty TO Pstit lsrcspy, ssA ~s
fo- s'x months 20 tie PeniteLtisry .
Jo.sptle s.ion Ps.aed guilty % q ..s.ss 70 es~. M
Thonss DonJ Peter Riley and Joan Kelly Psseaea
shsne q surisTy in the third dspee pnl H. -
State Pnzon for tso years ed six mon 1s saa "A'S
H. ~ for two yesp 20 the Penfteafiasy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

third commandment. Go and preach the Gospel to
"every creature"
At the conclusion DR.. KING, President. Of the Col
lege crrOunced that Prot. Guyot would coatinls his
ooune on Mondays and Saturdays at o'clock ?. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

NEw SwIsDLE.-A Trustworthy correspondent
wishes to call public attention to an adutsrston OF
Kercsere, Carbon and Breckenridge OILS, which be
says s done with campheue. Tue siultsratiou renders
the oil highly irfanable and dangerous.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

PUBLIc SCHOOL ExHIBrTIOS.-The annual exhibi-
ten of Pubi, 5eh No 70 William 81 Kerr. P1cpa ,o9s
psee the sehoo House yesterday and very
Tie eIercis coLsS.sd u sousa dsclsnston s
recaons which well srd reflect uca cfeoit
tie scholars vel t<achen Among ths ns,ton present.
wsrs yesr. Jonathan 2 Burr, the Rev j. n hinro1 haI
p.ut. sysr DR. Hcus-vorh ard o.hery ~ me eose cf
the diplomas presented tns Jsooo
m yobr (,rorIs q seh,ls Edward Mathews George c.
ri'1onr Fr.nr', Bsrtst Chsrlss Dssno Pauline A. L.
Mas, Jennie A Davies. F.Dpy csye,y Ann k,wson j.ne
ts,is. or. rysu 10 Jos~ph Hall Thom.s GArso1 Albert
c..s Riebsra Enbe,on Rafas T.yea Ebsnszsr Hseghin
R...h JeEr sniot. 6eorgs w. 3misb, VIM w Lawrence
H,.ry LA~Terc. c. Hsnfy Man, Martha WhssseT Gath
A Kinssr May Coorcy, Csrone Rohrs Lstitis A. vii.
fir.p Enms H. Gsuison, vIsina A. Foster Annie Foster
Ar.rIcr. s.nber. RcXanaa NJ H- Mary Rswson. Caro-.
school been ncresDs spsly in numbers pas. yesr
ard n very aoubips e0nction. The tsscnsrs
VIM Ksr Princspsi D. Jsse Corsin PTincpal female
Degsrmstt LJas O. Braens. Ellen T. howbrsy and Helen
Evs fr.ses James Wilson, J0zs;han Bdrr and js~ss
How.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
.BROOKL YW IT,E1IG.

SBAxEsPEEns READISGs.-In accordance with the
,oe.aors q many Of the mos: inaGertEl cens &
W.utUgh Nr. W. L. Hays ha. eousertsd to give reading
# Hamlet" 8, the o;.on, on koadsy evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
fAiyer.issmont I

THE METALLIC TABLET SrROP-1nvented by
Gto s.ysDEas, D., 1sS-Ths tho genuine article, has
e9Aed for producing the keensst possible edge 70
razor obtained o subsorbe and sole msrusotuf
srs J.. L. s. SALyDIRs, No. 7 AstOr HoIss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

Al 3 O'Clock on Tnursday morning fire occurred in
tie coffin ware-room No. 237 Bcwery bu. from whs.
cause we did not lesir. Damage only so.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

R1fF affNsAt'hrs
puynNn Hnup Ih

WHOLLY BEYOND COMPARf>OS.- beauty
tie nIsges the grace the m touus' the sterling ~ snd
eEqs scty Cftbs bill Of sLtean ns presented b. the
EUBAs snt by hacsme ELyZ, (aa,pproechs
the flying ~Iej Tas ARTsRAOos and EyESNG .. Bar
sUA', AU,lrs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

the Board Of Aldermen drrecti-g the JOINT COMMITTEES
on Accounts to take possession Of the books and
papers Of the las. year. aod 10 complete their usn
ished work, was adopted BY vote OF III to9.
Adjourned TO the fret Monday Ia March.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
SUPREME COURT--FEs. I1-Before JuIge fysRAHAs.
wALL-sTRsET BROKER IN TROUBLE.
AMI Dodd ct al. sxt Anastasius Nicholas

This eaee came up for hearing on a motion on the
the defendant order made
lice sutherland BY which he arrested and held 30 bail
Of $1,000. The grounds of forth In ths
sdays that the defends be executed
bis nisnt SON only nine years Of property wbeh
mortgasor had no title and negotiated II valid, bond as1
norgsge aud obi aimed om plaintiff $4,000 Of the ospal
stock Of New jersey inmrauce Company The msion
;r nsas ~" e oua % pon s ,1.d =, Jo
Doyle ior defendant snd r. r. Andrews for plsintfs The
Judge took the psperF, and reserved bs decision.
SPEc1AL TERM-ksB. II Before Judge Woodruff.
Herbert agt. BIockwey.-- Case settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

{. &. {. {.
Couthsi Cut.i Coz p.ioa Cured .! by the timely
Mr, 81 N GAsDNEKs ISDfAg BALsla % LIyEEVORT,
,ts b.s uo tf,ct ally reuee agent offered in eli
r mosIry conPar,s. FOr sale everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
Itiyeftisemsnf.I A

PHRFSOLOGY. Y.-EXsininatiOn with charts and
written d.sch2ors OF Character given daily at the Phrens
logical Cabinet. No 3s Broadway blocks above the Park
PTa,s tor 9-rtlepaen ladies' Fowler WsLIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
lAdvertiSemsut.

TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
every variety OF Tkas for 9roce and Tea Dealers and
private n, soacons Ooolonz and Young Hyop from Isc
y Gurpow3er AID la pes from Dc 70 SOc. AL other
qrstiss earsy low Also 5 boTe. good FAMILY TEA foi
81 Cal AID examine Q. Eo l.5 Ca.,hsm s be.ssen PeGl
ara RcoseVets1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
CIT Y ITEMS.

Ac,DFSr OF MusIc.-The second lecture of TIE
popuar seriss at tie Academy Of Muse viii be given
Gu Wedresosy evening reIt by Horace Greeley
Suite Great Men THIS lecture hAs never been
delivered in Eeg-Yoik.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

THr Rly. MR. KALLocH The New. YORK Yours
mems Benevolent Society have securet the services Of
the Rev. l. S. KalIooh Of Bcstoa to lecture before
them in the Cooper Institute or Wednesday evening
rext. Mr. K,Lochs sIbjsct nH DO ths "Fature Of
tie Republic"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

IScENDthRY FIREs-An untenspted frame buiid-
ina. sus,ed the rreuses Of the od Ladies Hons 10
Washington syenEe twice hre ths week sad he
second tme-on Thursday nish,it demolished. Tae ls
tn within the past two months there have beea
shou, fires In Fast Brooklyn, all uutensu,ed hsss
showing coucusyey that they ct on fire BY ncenase
The offered BY the Common Council s the las, msssS
Tor the arrest and conviction OF incendaes has hal the eds
ofmakng ,he poce vgiar aud the probability that
of the guilty parties will be brought to Ja'tce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
LAW LNTE,LLIG.E .ENOE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr--FEs. iL--Befscs
Judge ISGERsoLI-
INDIA RUBBER CASE.
Horace II. Day ct al. sgt. Cary, Howard & Sasger.
Motion for injunction restrain defendants frsm ssiss
Indian rubber goods In violation Of Goodyes pstnt This
morning the Judge delivered yoluminous opinion dsmiine
tie motion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

DARISG BURCLARr.-AbOut 3 O'Clock yesterday
ucrniss The koa.s Of Mr. William Porter bvefeen ave
Tear Finishing ayennr sat-fed bdfs Sho Df1ke
op kout catered eyery reom The h0Gs- AID
u away sbou, 500 worth d sversscs and asnsy
Ar Potter had loci bis ~ roa se. but ls
;se The lock Tee "a ea.ersd h vheIn hs
sssSzs sxraxu<5sd the Light sAd took as psnisSsss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

GURNEY's UPTOWN GALLERY, No 707 Broad
w,y frt block below the Eev-York Hotel PBoToGRAPns
DAsUEkaEoTYPEs, MINIATURES, Ia Oh and Ivory Types
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
coupT c,LyNDAR-rOs MONDAY

erPREME ECoURT-CIRcUr-lshortC Caases ,,sv.' ss.
o. I.7 IIs3 1885, 1885, l5ss 1908 isss 20, ~, ss - -
SO s.yt rs g q ls7 2T,S. !'7 ssa. a7 ia AA ~
.9Q 2ysS Sols, 1ssJ soG1 157. Feo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

A. w. FABRR's Lead Pencils, sold at retail BY
81 ssaousr.. At Wholesale only By
EsEsHARD FAsks sols AseDt, No. lS WAi,mEt-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

CAsUiLTIEs.-Wm. Green, while crossing BrOsd-
,y of Fulton street Thursday evening wM run over
cart aLd hii leg boben he taken TO the Hospital
ia. Coter had hi, le1 BROKEN Thursday by the premature
explosion OF blast al the Reservoir Central f.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

ARL TIE BHSrHRts SATISFIED We nc.ice that
IN yNsus o.tes - tho West tAs Soss OF Aai.s are ie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

yIsIrarIos.-The Board Of Ten Governors pro-
pee 20 s.rd committee ca. 70 day to visit the chilt-
rer a. rurss urter their Gaze. OF course favorable
repot nay be erps tsd since the recent expose mat
nscessNiy have pa. ths tu-,.s upor their good BE-
tiyic,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

MoRE THAN FULL WEIGur.-The purchaser Of q
coal in Fast Brcoiyn fom South BrootJn ee.s hsl
il weighed delivery Thursday and wished to hal
contrary hs eNPctsors tbs, II weighed IS pounds
a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

Prof. Brorson will lecture at the Cooper Ils.itut'
this evtrng, On veL.riloqusu," al 0. whose my:
teres he vii! expsin ard illustrate, showing how any
ole can learn and practice the at.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
SUPREME COURT-CiscUrT-FsB. il.-Before Judge


~ s. Tiasny sgt. Warren, Moran Co.
This suit, which involves over a hundred thousasd
dollars OF the failure Of 5esm,n Muir which tssk
IL appears tha: Me- Seaman Muir had udebssA
to he.sn Camera Co 20 the amount Of and had
ysn them mosste on het stock Of goods with the uaasr
Meanwhile MssSn Warren Moran Co. held prior mort
gage the popry which they Htewiss agreed should
recorded In this position things stood the failure Of
Mess Seaman Muir, when Gamer Co loot having G
Legged received any notice Of the eSenee of mortgage
Seaman Muir under thef monBafe and made cssn gf-
chase of the for eOc returning to Seaman hus
ool.tsLss and releasing them from s further claims
Gsiror Co. then disposed Of The propsy which proved
The trial 20 have been worth about go Ge % Tiffany
the plaintiff in this action, for the SUN Of 10000
Warren, morsn Co having Obtaioed judgment BY confs
soD Issued after the OF property sy
Co Tiffany and the action brought by Tiffany sub
.ans,e Bis owne'bip Of the property which Warren Moran
The cs.e was argued behalf Of Co sad THssy
BY the lion Francis b. uttas the Hon John Van Baren and
Charles UConor and A. y. Smith, esqs
The he6 that the Judgment and er.eron Of msssrs
Warren. Mo.n Go @,s no en as sss'2.t the ss:sln.ns
tho Jury verdict In favor Of the plaintiff bec. t, ths
opinion oftLs General Term
GrAERAL TERn-Feb lI-bsfore Judges fsGRAHis. DAVIES
THE COAL COMPANY DIFFICULTIES.
The cuntend Cosl and Iron Company ss AS, sassmss
This is an appeal from Judge Sutherlands order
dmis.ps tie plaintiffs onplaint the Hodnss Conpny
for wait Of jAdi ton. The cua.s Ia agumen Mr.
Iilden or panta'i Nr stoutbton for tbs Hohasn Cod
II CnANsIRs-Befors Judge ISGp,H,s.-Dgcisross.
James l.. Hall 8gt. l.. ii. HopkiDs.-M0ti0p GRANTEES
payment u Slo costs oftsrn, and coss u m,uon
Jsues Il. Cooley egt. Franci. j. Huotngton.--Mo
ton granted.
Cornelius Minsr sgt. w. A. Buckingham OF all
Motion TO be iebesrd on two dhJ., notice.
Before Judge DAVIES.
James Gsllsto, Presd. mt, ast. Joseph NJ. Pdce,
PTes.dsL, Oder . proposed settled
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

ASSAULT oN \ WoMAS.-Charles Dubois WA
bcuht before Justice VOORHEES, yesterday the charge sf
sstsupg Mary Arm B>her The complainant lives camel
boat Atlantic dock during Winter with her Husband During
h ascnce charged the accused entered the casin aud AZ
Ing her asleep the bunk ponched her u toe rbs She hAd
him arrested for mped which d,msea By Jusos
Conwe and then sued warrant for assault asd battery.
The Justice lued Dubos 81 ON IN. latter charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

SINGULAR AccIDESr.--A woman named NAxy
Kearrey me, with Singular accident rhudsy sferaooa
She walking seng stewas alley with dsnins needle %
bF dTess and accidentally falling tie needle penetrated her sA
doIueu the ful length Dr. Cochran found the usede CON
ple.ely inbedded, but sucoseded In extracting IT,