New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

Police Court, are to Re c9mpred iu the sew pr'ciuct.
A resolution passed TO hold the meetings Of the
/ Board on Wtdsesday il future.
CHrRcH MOVEMENT The Norfolk street Baptist
Church fud il sssry msko provision fIr the
uptown pert Of their rcrgrga ion. They open new
p,esa hing ace on Sunday afternoon a. the cofaer Of
/ Thir'y-f,urih .,,oet and Broadway. DE-. Armi'aye
vii preach there ct O'Clock every Sabbath, except
tie first in each month.
DrATH OFF. c. WErxss-Mr. weymss, known
tiroug bout the country theatrical manager actor,
and au bor oied Suddenly in this city on w sdnesdsy
lie was Erglahmsn by blrth, but came to tds
country many years ago. He h@d very long career
as a ttesJical manager in Philadelphia la letter
yesrs be removed TO New. York and devoted himself
to the interests CT the Dramatic Fund Associson, OF
which lie was the Secretary.
Tie Journal Of Indssfsy Is q neat and convenient
little shee published in this city by the American L.
Gusira Assoc,,lon ami devoted to tia double object
ct infoimiug l.borers where they may find work and
employers where they may hud laborers. Tne Indus
ti,l Association will especially e.ceavor TO fed for
sboie situations in the country, so that The great sg
grt g,tions IN the large Cities and their evils, nsy be
Association, and D. K. Theraason, C-rrespoadias
Secretary.
The SrIRTs DRIyfyG NAILS WITH HANNkR-M
the at Spiritual Cotfereroe believer informed tne
audience that in this city was Frc-nty pnttins
down a csrp,t snd having temporarily LETT Ter bam-
mer sId tacbs oil tue floor near the hal, behitd aa
open dor sbe soon after discovered that the 'Pirlt'
hso diyen several Of the tacks int the wa in slch
usruer as to form tie init Al letters Of her nsme'
Tie following Is q copy Of l-ttsr ncl,sng six
dollars. received BY Van Brutt & Watrous, M. 325
West Eighteenth street:
Mossr y,S BRUsr wAr,oUs: -
siRs tsy. been 10 emtl,yn ent fe~ wsek. hi'e
draw more than was rishtuly sntlef TO- tsnog
rre ye,r. sso ara nv o.n,euce re?roa hes f'r Il
therefore irce yea 'r doAGr. In this note hopuS yoa VI"
oIEiss repeating sirDer.
BThs oeHeH Of th cote IS " aeAr as 7r ,,P rssnSsF
Messu. Van Brunt & watfou-, bavi'g shout 300
men N tbeir emp'ym,n ut ana not buO Sins who ths
hotes msn could b., acknowledge the rsceip. Of the
money by placing ss with the words, the repent
"irg Irer is forgiven upon It.
THE NEwsrEou MYSTERY A responsible c,rre-
spoLceht e. NJ bmgh assures us that an item in our
paper of TIE Goth ult Incorrect that thu gr spoken
Of WIS tDout l'tfs IL a. iipiS bHoH wv
II onths after tie murder.
Domestic DIscoRD.-A statement is current that
there are 81 suits for divorce pending in the Supreme
Court in tbs district, and probably hs mauy more
IN tie Superior Cont and Common Pleas As civorce
ia grated in this State for adultery only the reader
con imsgire a most spparg catalogue Of di'cordsnt
fAmiles, Of which these Only the more aggravated
cases.
TpE LOTTERY CAsEs AGAy.-Yesterjay mOrn'rg
e1 Rscorctr Smith aad A. Oakley Hall, counsel for
Benjamin Wood and others in the lottery cases re-
c.rtv under examination before Judge Russell. ap.
pe9ed at the Court of Specisl Sessions aud inquired
Of the Magistrate il The pagers in the case had been
s.nt before that Court. Counsel stated that'ther
client elected to be tried AT the Special Sessions for
tie ofrarso alleged against them, and informed the
Coul at they were ready for tra at sry time Mr..
Hal moved ths, their eppearsnce IN sad Court, ana
their demand for trial therein be entered upon the
minutes Of the Court. The Court granted the 3tlon,
ard directed the Ceik rhen the papers ia said case
Should be received by him, to give the usual notice to
the psris'.
Itvill be remembered that Jldge Russell, upon ter.
mirapg his e1smna.ion in the cases above referred
to- held tae accused to bal in the sum OF SO OO each,
ard sad that lie should send the pspers before the
Grsnd Jory. Counsel, at the time, opposed such
course snd stated that their clients chose To bs tired
at TIE Special Sessions. They bad given'b bal, sod 1t
w.s optlor 81 with them ID eect where they should be
tried Judge Russell insisted however, 10 sending re
pars before tue Grand jay, AMI notified tas counsel
that he should puftue such course.
WEsTCHEsTIR CoUSTY ITEas.-Nf. Ed 3rd Gardi
Uo.b Ia yi,,tt tn
Chicago, was thrown from his horse aud thereby had
biz neck broker, causing almost instsnt death. He
was gentleman of some means and "ss on his way
10 Texaswith view of purchasing l.od and probably
lccatire himself there. lie leaves "ioT edd i've
interesting CHILDREN to mourn his oss TIE eDtehgence,
which was received by telegraph on Tuesday night,
ca.t quite gloom over the IeisaborhoOd 10 which ne
resided.
The w.sppoittsd Postmaster for Ne"-RoobeJe,
Mr. Philip j. Gull-ger, assumed the duties of his
,ffice on Mord,y last, Sben re removed foe Post
Office from TIE central par # tia vilag- % bafDg
recently cccuped as bar-room, opp0slie the rafosd
cegot The iesdeuts of the village are yery Bucd
sea against the sppoitiee for this -m-nt,
Hhi,h occasions toe majority Of them grea, iacoL-
yerence. Tpe lete incumbent, Mr.. j. ksssn,
wss r.rpoved because be DID work bart enough 10
dI.goourg voters to cefe the reelection q the Hon.
J. b. Ha,kip.
4 psrty of fifteen TO twenty lrishnsn from New
YUk visited New Rochelle on Wednesday lat, for the
kaa-f fty trur