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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
WEST INDIES.
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK-sFFAIRS IN
HAVANA.

HAVANA
The CuUard steamship KsrBak, Capt Brownies,
iom Havana on the I9th and Nassau, n. p, on the
els. intt arrived at this port al O'Clock Saturday
aferocp. She reports Havana healthy.
The KaInak br ngs the following wrecked British
ssamen, en- route for Eoglsnd David ID. Brown,
Thomas GouldDg, VIM. Hughes, Eali Ball, Samuel
Gooduas, Arthur Carey, David Davis, Peter ks-
roonoa, James Morgan, VIM. Fin, John w. Smith,
John Richards, David jones' Thee. Lloyd, John Nor
lie, james Smith, VIM. Forster, Henry Stewart, John
Kent, Reuben Farr, VIM. Rsymbud, John Llewellyn,
Edward Griffin, Hermsn Natter, Edward Cunning
han, Msnuel Ross, john Thomas, VIM. Howard, John
skinuer-tte two latter privstes of LIST West India
Regiment Total %.
Ia business there has been very little done during
sbs week, and strong tendency to decline has been
eyhosd holders very willing to take the figures which
4 thsy refused the pIeyious week, not offered this
The sugar stock is about 95 900 boxes to day. against
100 900 at date last year Nos IL and II still
| hed at Al 95051c.
| Freisbts have been aotive some 80 vessels having
been chartered at rates fraction Ices as reported
by the Warrior. Over 800 carriers OF al classes, are
IA port. The prospect is very uuiavorable Tor SNIP
owners, whO are compelled TO let their vessels wait
| for European business.
Ina a12 per cent premium; NewYork, at par to 40
Boston, &c, dc. J do; New. Or'eanF, az do.
| United States gold coins, 23@3 per cent premium,
| in demand.
The steamer Empire City, Capt S. p. Griffin, left
New Orleans on the 18Th inst. at o'clock P. mr. and
arrived at Havans at l0I p. IN. on the 2lst, having
bean delayed by fog in the Mississippi River twelve
lours There is not much interesting in the way OF
ness at Havana.
| On the ODD, during which the Empire City lay at
sschor there 4llant display of bunting by sl the
American shipping in the harbor reminded US that
"hs birthday. was being celebrated-perhsps less
luu,ely at home, powdet.burring by the CONNER
Ios sbippDg here being tsbcoed by port regulations
The Sugar market is rather dull Nos. ii to II quo
sed 81 rs to s. 12l; whites Sc 50 to s.. Stock,
QUO boxes. Frsights more sotve, without in
prOsemebt in rates. Exchange dul and decllnngi on
London, IL to IL premium, sixty days sight; Nav
Yok DO, to premium; New.Orlesrs do, to
premium, short sight.
4 rhe city is still thropged with strangers.
The Empire City left Havana at P. m. on the I'D.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE WRECKED STEAMER.

INK WkbGhED sIEAmEN
The steamship Black Warrior is fast going TO pieces.
Her foremost upper deck and pait of hsr stern have
gore. Her walking beam i, standing, bat the he svy
sea on will soon break her up.
THE STEAMSHIP MARION.
The steamship Marion remains ashore, and in the
same position Steam was got the ship yesterday,
and at high water they epdeavored with the aid of the
steamt tug wm II. Webb, to get her off, but all efforts
were unsvailng.
WRECKED SxAMkY.-The British steamship Ksrnsk,
from Nassau n. p, which sniyed at this port on NJ
urdsy, brings the following wrecked British sssmen,
en- route for England
David D. Brown, Thom.s Goudlns Wm Hughes Eai Ball.
Samuel Goodman Arthur Carey David Davis Peter karomss.
lanes Moran VIM Fhru John w. Smith John kichsr a.,
David Jores Thomas Lloyd John Morris James Smith Wm,
Forster Henry Stewart Jotu Kent Reuben FAN VIM Raym-
bud Jehu LewellJn, Edward Gutiu, Herman Natter, Ed~
Cunningham Manuel Ross John Thomas VIM Howard ohm
Skinner The two latter are pfiyses OF tho LIST west lodi
Regimebt tn route for England Toa p
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soss OF MNrA.-Ths members Of Pro Patris,
Eoce Sigrum, Eutaw and Mercantile Lodges uritsd,
yesterday afternoon, in paying the last tribute of
spect to the remains of their late brother George w
Reynolds PSst Grand Commander OF Brahms Lodge
No. /, Of New. Orleans. TIE remains Of the deceased
were brought in hes'ss drawn by four grsy horses
cspaii.oped 10 black, to No sli Broadway where the
members of the Oder to the humber Of FIVE hundred
or more, rad assembled. TIE cortess moved down
b. osdwAy to tie South Ferry, whence the body was
conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for intermsnt. Mr..
Reynolds was q resident of Ner0hesns ard his body
vas sent on the steamer Blsck Warrior by the Order
in tbst city 10 The os1s Of Pro Psria Lodge Of New
York.
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D1scHARGEs Iron NE EAR ASH PARTIAI

DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR AND PARTIAL
pEAYSsss cuRED-Dr BAa1LEY prowD.sd, b. :hs pIIs.s
a1i acst generous motive YbBh sro.aer Lac q
emily sdecssd By hin. The parties Of tie highest s'pset
ba.y wi ssdy testify IRE sk 81 d. IL aud the bs4s
hit eHtrsoriinAry sd ful trea'
pr Chsre, r. TansrEH. cured ofdsehsras from re cu
vars lie s now H. nay 30 al No 81 aarrayss,
EsvYo,k City Mr. c. G Latatop agTMt o. % J,ns pa
y, Deaf vh dsxreeabe noises n the host -cais1 en'ny
-s,.s.rcs No. ~,,t Ws,hingtor Ylaoe, tevfoFI af
yis,, - ysy No - Count .a.s CAPT Charles A1eeb'o
o. bo.rs tie ,tean-sr Thomas u. Powell
~ n Zen. oeosev Aro,.- n. Y NJ James Z. B1rti.,
Ca. wc,t,. Csfs,Eo NJ J.m. B1ro.st ss,41s valley
rear PousLkeepss Mr. Stepbsnsoas oeid JscksonYie
NJ T. Hsfda sa esq eoa.e6r Law, No is Cbsm ser, q
New York C,y Seth Paine srossr cod egl.or Ch>sss Mr.
HsvisyS wife aud Ffso Dean, sPrEihed III Mia keoeccs
HoWGd, Fairhs' Mas Ms ssrsh s.AIe, Aant.ck5t
Mss Prince Pors.nd Ne Dr. HARTLLY win rscssse pEteI.
eseh or.irg at kiE residence, No. 3 ), Huks p,sce
Eew.YcIk, FEB 10 ies3
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT Po1SOS ~ CAMDEN
CouA1YCaspaY weber and Mary Ann Harvey arrested
ana committed 10 jail 81 Camden upon charge OF attempting TO
Of the member, o the family OF At Clta
w. Starr, farmer reiins in Newto1 Township, Ctmdsn
Coupy On Wednesday morning it Is ale ged. paper ASeed
arse mic hirg upon table in Br Ss dwelling Which
supciNr and led to close examination OF pitcher VI
water standing b. aud the bottom Of which disco
yered white sediment resembling assnc, which siose
nhei.t aud BY him pronouuced % be s4h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

The Grand iobess Helen, widow of the late
Grand Duke Michel Of Russis liberated sl her serts
on Ne~-Yesrs Day. Each one receives his CABIN
garden and appuitsnancss, With ten scres OF arabic
and, for which he is to pay rent Of about u 20
year They are slso to receive 81 TO 81 year IS
wages for tie work they 10 do the lands Of the
Grand Dcobess.
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s!dsd can ~ the House moved and ordered.
when 70 members answered 10 their names, aud tie
House adjourned until o'clock.
The Democrats deby that the Message has been
ceiy ed by the HO1se, although they well kuow the
urtenabiiy of the position. 1t If in regular form,
presented by tie proper officer, who Wa. oiic sly
ANNOUNCED, vas read 10 the House by hin, and by
him was delivered to the officer Of the House to whom
be always delivers those Messages. The assertion Of
the Speaker that there no quorum present, Was
extra official vote had been taken os Of the
Iouse ordered and It s always presumed that, when
the Uouse is N session. there lie quorum present,
unless the journ.l shows 70 the contrary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

How HoVsL5 or ILL-FAsE ARE FILLED -Mads
S,eiuer, young German siH, went before Justice
wslch on Saturday, sni coz planned ths. few weeks
ago. while epgsged as Il servant in Liberty street
r1ar named Nsiz persuaded her 70 leave Ter place AID
ACCOMPANY him to house Of pros.tstiou, No. "
Howard sre s us3er the prtsnss that lie had secured
goed situation for Der in respectable family, where
sbe cculd learn 70 cock. Upoa going As.s ace fouca
ths. tn. house vas kept bys per,en named joseph.
and vss introduce TIE mistress. AID then osrductai
10 NJ s.sirs Nsta stating to tie mistress tia.
SIC v.s tie young gil lie lad spOEsn 10 hsr sSOot-
Wien Nsiz W ut away tie mist sss Informed her tia
els would .uIey Be ples>i ws- l.r s.'SlS,sa, - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

The FAsmr BELIEVE take pleasure in ackno~[
edging the receipt of 8 from W. NJ. S. of New
London for the worthy Widow Stewart -hi;h was
handed to her yesterday. She had already recovered
her Bible through the sgency of an u,knorn fhsnd
but the donation was most gratefully received, and
will prove of great sssistarce to her.
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CIT T ITEMS.

THE WEtTHIR.-Tte snow storm q Friday night
ocrttued through the cay Saturday. In the i',e-
the wind from eat northeast here, and b.eF
snoserate breeze, while the telegraph at the Hgh-I
lads reported that at that place it bloEipg per-
fct gse frcm the east ard snoviug hard. At night il
cleared OF, and yesterday was bright and NNm.
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[ AdksItlaenent
CRAM OPENING OF .
SPRING DRAMATIC

GRAND OPENING OF THE SPRING DRAMATIC
sg,os AT BABsUa's -TsIs AFTERNOON aud EysSisG t1s
Of the p5pulsr and abs bisi
their debut 10 four Attractive pieces EKpec
tatis1 tiptos % hear aud tasss clever artist
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fAcT-~1emeut

PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS WILL DIRECT
YoEsS SEs isst sud e~h them how % mars ne
rot VI ana Of .osar and ..a1 scd sso s>rys
suss peeas In Hr.iog tner caiaisn n teoorcsnes
nth tsR fosLkR WILLS give ststce daily
~. Sc Sge4t9n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

DEATH IN THE Carson Friday last, Peter jack
son. ESQ., 81 years Of got Into the cars Newark 70 come
kewYok The conductor IN passing TO collect the tickets
supposed M Jackson 70 be ssleep aud upon tapping n on
shoulder and receiving recognition examined him AID
found that he dead Desh supposed to have been lSne
by dsesse Of the hesrt Medic AID Was promptly snnfnoed
but late to be Of avail Deceased was The father
u lOhn z JAcltoa.
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.NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

SrIcIDK At IRyINGToS-Moses Stockman, well
todo resident Il the village Of ngton sSseN County having
become possessed Of The des that ne wold come 10 wn Goa
Guided 10 avert the calamity by banging himst on Saturday
afternoon found suPsnSed bY the neck In the wagon
An inquest held on Saturday evening ahq YER
act of death by suicide returned Decesed esyes
uf
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lA3verBeneut
LIE MOEIn'n OPINION

nus haze Ia due AID propT 4 ia Easeneut 81 The
NoJdeTfl virtues q the Celsb..ed Mrs OlsDssR soAs
EALsA~ or LIyEESoaT HOARHoUSo. Which Coughs
Code aad Coa.UBOr, saa Is aoias voasss Toe sale as
sFsEJ 3Tu sL.i cSaaer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

TyAs.-THE CASToS TEA CosPAsr have on
ssnt every v.e.y CT Tx tx 6,oes TsaDesisn and
r1.s. t, @ so1hOcs oo5.,aI and Ysuns ayson tsn ssc
4 So G.-cc5Ses AL iaf-s from Lo. % So Al oAet
S-s.ts, ss1s- loV Aiso = 5ozss SOD FAMILY TsL fs
81 CD ana eE-asrs q no. t+ Cad I'D sssrsa FssS,
sas RsSssystSfA
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THsATRIc.L.-Thers is bat one new feature worthy
of rotcs for this week. The Mu.eun reJstsbsaes
dramstic ettert aienent with sn efficient company,
under tie management Of L. f. Taylor Other places
a. utus, excep, BUrtou's, which is shut up.
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III Seventh severely add petssps fatally Injured %
Fd.y BY brick falling upon his hoed hom building Ia s,sA
Fifth street where be work He tskou 20 tho Vs
p.nsAy where Dr. CHAINS attended hun and he ~n cent
home. IL found that MS skull 5aelI fractdred-
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LAsDSHlRSs-Ths ssiiors boarding hoase keepers,
lard sharks nave peculiar process By which they
snip sesmeD, VIZ; eTugging, taking aboard whis IN
sensible, and epFropdatcg months pay for so dong.
joseph Ferguson . hall Icdsn, who va, shipped of
in this way BY Tom Hsdiec, the notorious Shsushisi,
Eve wears ego osne hone last week 10 the snip An
drew Foster sfsr going al around the ~orls. He
complained be hsd bee1 dragged, shipped, and robbed
OF q morth's s5vasce by Hsdden. Judgs Wsish
thought TIE offence too old to arrest the socased
fer il, wtereupoo FergufOn he wouli blow hs
brains cut, thsn.'
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A.w PAsER's Lead Pencils, sold 8. retaa BY
al EszcrsrI A. wholesale eay ~
EikHAsE3 P.BER Sole arszt No. - Wtisss-G
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DEATH FROM SCALDIsG.--On Wednesday lsa,
Patrick Nicholson reading 10 Huron street Union sgsau
while engssed in enpsipg barrel hot evil utp boshssAs
Ell the ss aud severely scsdsa ths DO dod %
Saturday night.
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SrABBISG APPRAY.--Chsrles Plane, a negro, Roe
into some difficulty yesterday ssraosn. VITA ooo,ea Sd
Nlksou 10 Monross whea shs .osG
the blade Of inHosd ~oasd Ia " Biz
sIms. The iuj aIies az considered ssTioua
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TAdverti.sment
RRADYs GALLERIES.

PHoToGsAPss
AS8sOTrfks AID LAG0ERssofTpes
Nos .6 ~ aIe se5 Btosdsay esYsrs ssd No. 80 feaa
syiyLaasy, WsshInstsn. d. &.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

SrABEWo AtIRAT.-Tgo men, Bsuea Auaustss
Boyle ard Henry Rosy, got toto sd sl~cst,oo 70
saturday night n the hOuse con- po,y occupied ~
them IN kSciGsko street, GEAR Lxsyet,e syesus,
witch resulted in serious 5jgres 70 Ro ST. VAC vss
cut With kDe. L. appssrs that RO siy o,me iets
Boylos apartment, and commenced ustK issait,se
Jar susge. which Vas reseuted, whersGpoe she tsr,
who sslsrge man. drew of MS coat Tor CHI Bo,ie
btirg usaa OF small size, tod him te would d.feod
himself the best way he could If attacked 10 slS
ma de moyem II "a If To strike Boyle whea the lat
Ter On, i'm with ktfe sind inflicted wounds ia the
l,t cheek arn and side. Tee wounds spPesr 10 have
been done ~ Ore stroke. The fact vas soon known
outside, and Officer Bessey of the Ninth Wsrt took
Royie into custody. Officer Ssi Ger ~ the Fourth
Police conveyed R0wly 10 the City Hospital His
wounds afe rather Serious but as DO vital par. aas
been touched II i. not probable that they vii Provo
dangerous. Both ale msn OF family boyle vii ec
examined before Justice MoIehouse this 'nofaiGs
TpE Ac,DrwY oF MUsIc.-A meeting OF the Mt-
scIibers 10 the Brooklyn Academy OF Music WAS held
at the Polytecuio Institute on Saturday Pet~
c. Cornell, esq., presided The members Of the
Coumi tee appointed ct previou, meeting Imported
tie amount OF subscriptions received by each daring
the week, varying from Al eco to $50, and amounting
al g. $3 Ice. In addition 60 this sum, al 900 vas
p'eOgcd by subscribers who have heretofore ccstue-
ptsd making IN al sGO hs total apoo1t n 20.
10 be stil collected. From the disposition m,niicstod
by some Of those present, there can he doubt bss
the lwhoe amount $4,000 willS DO ready at the
Ne II me etug on Friday evening the ith OF March, 10
which time they adjourned. L. Is proposed 10 have
the building completed by next Fan.
DETEcTGoS or \ BURGLkR.-A young maa named
Barney Victory arrested fee day. since the ca,ys
fshng feschrs hiu door ky which nas hsep Aenst
belouains warehouse Of rhoues brsnnAa Ia De-
uInba street WoodhuN found hts Psrsco rss
mad been onossy eateed about ~eek .nee ana sss
,s hundred worth ot liquors takes theetfon sas
p.ccd on the sd swak or transportation The bufgas sfs
surpsd however and nsds their ecsPe, taking Win hr~
cuy about worth Of property Victory "" committed
aw a. sNsnl,ustiou.
CRY MoRrALITI.-The total nun ber OF dssths 20
thu, last wcek rs, " which 81 we're - wsasa
80 S. sii OF ths whole ~ we're under sns
year Of sse.
SNIF oF CRY PROPERTY Oy ENgcurioS.-Tss
has seized several executions Nanst the city 81
Portraits Governors Room tafntits Ia M
city ohicc the Hal and Engines No. s. T. ~ sna w.
The CON neil viii probably make tho uecc.say
eL- niiht satisfy the executions they aertosese
been compelled 10 do.
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JUsTIcg FgEKs-Tbis gentleman is suffering from
Illness IL 10 feared he not liz u
much Sesisted sad yt unable 20 Issys hs Tas sA
nee Of his Court 10 attended 10 by Justine Fox
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CRY MoRTaLrrr.-AccOrdiDg 70 the report Of tie
City Inspector there 372deahs in the city during
the past week-a decrease CT - as compared with the
mortality Of the week previous, and i3l LEES than oc-
CURED durirg the corresponding week Of last year.
The following table shovsthe number OF deaths for the
past two weeks among adults and cbilirec distinguish
inc the
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the guls there maze great deal Of money. a'ns
sas soon tskt- dosu stars. where there were rum
Der OF guis. ard discovering tia. she was 10 az
improper house. attempted 70 90 away bustbas ho.'y
vas depcd ber by the mistress, who said thai sue hai
psd the carnsu s. fr bringing her trunk. and :! 10
MAJ FOR hi, services. Maria was fnsly oomP'uei 70
,sy all ustt al this house, aud the ne1 morning she
succeeded il making escape. var snt was i''nei
fer Nst1, WHO WAS soon sasr brought IN By ohcer
Gtst when lie held 20 srsver 10 the sum OF $50,
AID Mara was committed to the Waite street Hodse OF
DeteItion.
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SrEAIISG BOOTs.-MiohaI BOhns, German lad,
70 o,y Cd case q boots and Shoes valued 81 5o
fo the ball Of A y.ads boG, Nos AID IL Park Place but
auAh. In Tho sot Justice Coan0lJ oomet hm tot l
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! -LonisA Wil,on h.d bean

DISHONEST DoMEsrIcs.-Lou5s Wilson hsd been
two weeks in tas Joy Of M Fred Tanning No 81 saf
IN street. durur HEB time tos 800 worth Of the family
eotbs Ju.ce 8renpsn nsi her for trial on Saturday
Brdset Rugsn ergan: at the metropolitan dosi VI. ar
rested oa Saturday, for soasg about sto worth oil glassware
from her emt portion Of the property va recovered
Ju,tice Brennan ostaaittet her Tor trsl
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An APPEAL FROM MIR. srEPuEN II. BRANCH

To las sditor IF TIE ~ Y Tvi6sas.
SIR: Paralysis has luiked 10 my system for many
yfars and since my release from the Pententlary
have been tortured with rheumatism aud biting pow
trty, and yearn for my New England home Bal to
return in utter perjury, after al sbseace OF tnrty
yea g. would elicit gushing teaIs. have toIed hard
10 improve the Fire ard Police Departments and have
exrcsd b,.aons Of public roses aud do not wer cruel
ceiy Vicious oc.ls ous soye to bnoe mo with oihoo.
and Eoi vh1h rejected With burning scOra have tAash.
pnos and officials Of nesry every grade des
new have written my LIS" and propo.e % raise the
publication through eoterAtnment OF vocal
and instrumental mrse By superior sr.sn. with isctus 10
prison costume piano solos aud comic ald d,ace oy
yseh 1t will be hard for TO play and sne aud dsnos
bsre an susisnce but prefer TO besssry robbery and
m Owed Il vii notice Ia
sdyarcs for which will bess their he lads and heats NATL
bone down tue steps Of my fathers sePuchre which must soon
trAnsp!re. sIEfhEN IL bRANSh'
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oftbsips,itutiou would respectfully but urgently press
is claims upon the attention OF the public Iley re-
Quire 20 meet the corcnt expenses OF the INST
tuition, and they ask for contributions 10 psy oil tAe
indebtedness upon the farm which thsy SOW conduct
"a connection with the House Of lLdus.ry a. the Five
Points.
At the institution in the city sbout three hundred
destitute ch'llEea are fed dsily aud instructed, aud
home protsc ion aud training afforded 70 many adults,
the victims of misfortune of vice. Tue expenses at
present ct, atty exceed the receipts.
About four years LgO several Dtcmen advises the
purchase Of and kindly undertook TO psy for, farm
Westchester County where It vas thought that by
Withdrawing bcys from their associates, hauuts aea
temptations and preparing them by useful labor to
earn their livelihood farm, more woai be sccOm-
pshed for their permanent Improvement thaa by any
other plan yet tried in tbis country. Want OF msaos,
however, snd the difficulty experienced in procuring
proper Superintendent for the Cy ,hmeni have
prevented the moro rapid development o. this Re IRA
be object The Trustees, having at last succeeded in
ebtaiIrg n suitable head for the toHn institution, dl-
rected Mr. Pease last March TO organize this branch
Of their work.
Tie BEL TT of the farm a. training institution aud
auxiliary to tho House Of IUdGsry IS row go apparent,
that the Trustees deem It their duty to develop 10
capacity 10 becoue u salfsustGinng refuge for the
hOu eltss hoping and believing tina; It viii become
emireutly useful in itself, AID serve as model Tor
ether Institutions.
AZ several Of toe gertlemen who agreed TO pay
81 COO toward the farm have, owing to the reyu siod
Of 1851 been unable 10 continue their payments, the
Trustees appeal to other friends Of the enterprise TO
meet the deficit either by donations " 81 600, or OF
such amounts they may be inclined TO give, to free
the farm from debt stop its interest account, aud gu
large the buildings upon it.
Donations for either Ct these purposes may be sent
TO any Of the Trustees of the iasttaton gysn 10
tie Rev. l.. NJ. Pease, Dir. Horace Gulok, the Col
leotcr of the institution.
TRUSTEES.
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL No. - Tenth street.
CHARLES FLf No Gi Greenwich street
c n. DASNEY. corner Of Nassau aud Pine strests.
MARSHALL LEFfEBrS, No 81 Beekmsu street
C II sHlPHAN, No. 80 Broadway.
HIRAM BARNEY, No III Broadway.
FREDERICK FOSTER, No. Is East Fifteenth street.
WH SMITH BROWN No ~ Chambers street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

LARGE HAUL ~ 4 SERVANT GlRL,-A lovpg
female named Margaret WILLIAMSON arrested In Court t'set
Yesterday BY Ohce Wilson, suspicion OF having stolen soeds
IN b, ro,s,..ion She bund. nsa utsh
order inquire into toe matter shs va oos-
Quoted rs he Station House. when note In the pset OF one
ofthe dIe..e. fund bearing the name A. Bsnssrd
name lived No ~ Baltic street. vqry being msts It the
mesc; but the family who bad just returned from church
she had Vist but would sooh return "
bin Informed the OF her arrest they wsse
A,onhrd fnd that number Of articles sfwhioh tao
following Is a litt had been carried away; Ore block %'H
vsusd ,k basque SIS, sta Sisc't" orc
waist $40; slk dess. S2 blue merieo dt-s
bite morning robe, 49, silver bu'ttrbpe silver
spoon sixteen plated spoons So twelve tea kDiyos 81
one collar sl2 Total flO The articles wers tdentn.a
and committed She informed Tie
cer at the time Of that shs her FROM
Fstaucs 70 relative NswYok she had beso 81 sstvtss
In Mr.. Blanoh.rds family iu.t three dsJa
TIE POIIcE.-The Police drills, which, unM tho
place In Gothic Hall will be held IN
Military Dtl Room OF tue City Ainofg uest s.sA
end bersee The dbl 10. have beu Used fe 6ondAy
aud Tuesday Of each instead Of FRIDAY sni s,tiriv
heretofore.
SuIcIDE.-Mrs. Henrietta Hulss, residing AT No.
IC6 wfougbby street. died Saturday msnlol ton the
effects sudsnu administered BY hrrs- ~e- lsesras
der ten porsy alteration of the mEi kVsJ sss va nsSe
10 expe poison when tRs fact tseov~r~ but w,ovs
effect. She leaves husband AID se'e.-------~-.