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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
Moses NJ. Strong, ! state d Wiscopein.

.. CIRCUIT tourt Tor Iowa county.
Summons for money demanded, com
James Davis, Jr. plant served.
Inc State Of Wisconsin, Jam Darts Jr.:
W arc hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint IN this action of which copy filed in
the once OF the Clerk Of said Court and TO copy
OF your an wer on the subscriber his office in
q mineral fent, county aforesaid, within
AFTER the sefVlce OF this summons exclusive of the
OF service and l: fail the complaint as
tne flatnti viii take judgment against
TIE sum d hFe hundred dollars with interest theron
rom the hrst DAY of October, IN the year thousand
Ut nlrec and three, besides the of this
action. ~
IL 81 WITNESS the Hon. n. NJ. Cothran Judge of our
SAID Court this I'D day OF March, A. .. 1889
attest Jscn Commius Cl'bsC't. Court Iowa Co Wis
OWLS j. II. CARY, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.


II all diseases inaamation less predoins;es
now TO alay inflammation strikes at the very dis
ea-e-hence an immediate cure.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
aad not4ia will allay inflammation at and
a certain cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Burns Scais, Cuts, Ghaes, Sore Nipples, Corns
Bunions Bruises, Strains Bites Poison Chileaihs Bie,
Scrofua Ulcers Fever Sores Govt ScrofuIa, Ulcers fe
yer Sores Fclons Ear Ache, Pe.So Eyes, Govt Swell
Iings Rheumatism, Sead Head, Salt Rheum, Badness
En- >ipeas RingwoIr BARRIERS Itch. Small Pox, Measles
Rash, &c, &c.
To some it may appear incredulous that many dis
eases should b article such an idea viii
vanish when reflection points the fact that the salfe
is combination ingredients, each and every one aP
pving perfect antitote TO its opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In ts effects is magical because the time is short BE-
tween disease and permanent and i. is exrac
tor il draws all diseases the effected part lesv
ing nature as perfect the injury II is scarcely
necessary 20 saw that house. Workshop, or uAnufae
tory should be moment without it.
No ain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
it steel plate engraving, with the name Of Hsny Dali.
lev, Manufacturer.
For sale by all principal Druggists and patent med
icine dealers throu shout United States and CANADA
Principal Depot,
I65 Chan. bers street, New York.
c. ,. CHAcE-
r u Pl-TFORD Agent. l%ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

CoUSTERFETTs OK WISCONSIN RASKs-Peter-
son IS Bank Note List gives the following list of
counterieIts ON Wisconsin Banks, said to be in
circulation
Bank Of -Nii'rankse, Milwaukee, Wis. Quite
number OF >, s., Is. los, Dos, altered from D.
IN clrcu lation vignette is nytnphs and n cupid
Bank of' Col,fnbus. Wis. S. photographed :
wig. family scene Indian Oh horse back on
left end
BANK Of Monroe. Wis. S., los, and 2)s. spuri
Gus; VIC. female figure either side of Washing
ton.
Eas1k OF Racine. Wis. s.. altered from Is VIC.
three horses at a watering trough-pigs, man
and woman
Nercba'ds Bank, Wis. Is, spurious VIC
bull. horse forest dc.
-Nercia5as' Bank Madison Wis /. altered q.
Wig. ball, horse. forest, &c Indian on ri,,bf
end. female leaning on a vase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

LEAD.-NEw DfscovE RY.-We learn from a
correspondent At Ira that, and very rich
lode of mineral has been discovered on the farm
OF Mr.. JAcoB SIMMONS about six miles south and
one mile west from Nora. Mr.. s. set two men
TO work one morning last week. to open stone
quarry IN bank, by the side OF small pond
About noon they discovered mineral, and IN the
afternoon, took out nearly 500 lbs. Rurnor SAYS
that they have found a large lump, which they
have not been able TO get out or move Dig
away, gentemenl-( Warren Independent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

Look ctr FOR BAR6AINs.-Mckey It Bro. are
n town with splendid stock Of Dry Goods of
lie must approved styles Call At OTIS Store
hext door above rhos Davsv's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

IS he desks and seats in the Hall of the
mousse 81 Representatives, at Washington, cost
Si-'oo'' the desks which 1t is new proposed to
remove Costing at least one-half that sum. and
probably more.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
SHERIFF.S SALE.

Jurhns A. aoak and State of Wisconsin,
Benoni ;. Peabody { Circuit Court
gs Iowa county,
David King.
virtue OF an Execution issued out from the Circuit
IL Court IN Iowa county, have this day levied upon
AL the r1t and interests of David King the
anu the North est Quarter of the North East Quarter
section q IN Township Number Z North of r. East
which he had the 20tli of February A D. 1855 which
Wiz sell at Public Auction before the front door
Court House IN Mineral Point to the higeSt bidder
cfsh, on the sd day of MAY. a. D. 1859 between the
hours # : and o'clock. T. NJ.
Dated SheriH's Office. Mineral Point Mar 81 1850
THOMAS McF ARL.AND, Sheriff.
Owls Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
IOWA COUNTY,
Town OF PULASKI, s
To Charles r. kyiHg5ea

IOWA COUNTY, Ia
Town PULASKI,
To Charles r kyiHgbeii
VvOU are hereby notified that writ Attachment has
been against you, and your property attached
to demand of Joseph Smith, amounting 10
Tventy-nine Dollars. Now unless shall sppear be-
VIM :. Booth Justice of the Peace in and Tor the
said Town Pulaski at his office in said Town, the
9th Gav Of April CLOCK in the forenoon, Judge
viii be rendered against and your property sold to
pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1859.
Is JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

An accident occurred on the Great West
srn Railroad between Flan borough aud Dun
das on the 1871. "a consequence Of the washing
away OF bridge. which resulted in the death
OF SIX persons ane the ~oundIng Of many others.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

- business firm in New York sent lad
10 draw a check on a bank He received s337
IN gold. n the street he was accostei bv \
man pretending 10 be a bank officer who took
away the entire sum asserting that the check
was a forgery. Subsequent inquiries proved
the check perfectly good and the affair bold
operation by an adreit imposture
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

sH President Buchanan has finally decided
not I" call an extra session of Congress. The
wisest decision OF his administration
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

- The full returns of the election in New
hampshire give Mr.. GOODWIN a majority Of
55OS- The Republicans have also elected + Of
the councillors. and 9 of the u Senator
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
i Tuls Day PULIsHrDl
The first number of
TIE COSMOGRAPHI
TIE COSMOGRAPH
THE COSMOGRAPH
THE COSNOGRAPH
PHILOSOPHICAL MONTHLY
\ PHI IOSOPHICAL MONTHLY
A PHILOSOPHICAL MONTHLY
PHILOSOPHICAL MONTHLY

4 PHM0s0PHICAL M0STiiLYi
F. CLINTON DARLINGTON, Editor and Proprietor.
r. LINTON HARRINGTON, Editor and Proprietor.
= CLINTON BAREINGToy, Editor and Proprietor.
Containing:
l. TIE EVIDENCES DEISN: In which the aut hor
eflhs his passage through the hollow depths of Athe
!sn Aiateriaiisn &c and gives his return
presented in life.
4. THE FABLE THE RA3EEMgR.
5. TuE FIELDS BLOOD; 4 review eff the political
world. indicating the coming struggle Of liberty and
6. TIE FABLES ar ExoDus In which il is questioned
whether Moses existed and whether the Jews as
nation, were ever captive in Egypt.
= TIE HARnoSADs; An Epic. By FRANK CLINTON
BARRINGToS. Book The Encanpmen of the No
Inades; = The Temple Of the Priests s. The Palace of
the Kings; 4 The Republic the people; s. The Grid
Of Spirits; g. The Universe of the Gods
D. The MOTHER or THE NATIONS; In which is argued
tina, there existed in the heart of ASIA wears ago
great andntelligent people, to which more modern
nations, such as the Jews, Egyptians Chaldeans SC
owed their knowledge of the and sciences bey held
in common with each other.
g. An EXPOSITION OF BIBLICAL Translation; Show
ing by quotations from versions that the bible is
not the same book in two languages ENGLISH
saying one thing and the French quite another
10 PRooFs THAT " SoLoMoS's soxG j, a fragment Of
Hebrew Drama, and that the book of Job merely the
translation OF an Arabian romance.
II. THE IsFIDErs A few Plain Statements desirned
TO show that mere negative skepticsn is worst
curse which can befall any mortal
IS. THE Age OF SPIRITS; Review of Spiritual Man
liestations which like two-edged sword, both
Is. The BUILDING CONTINENTS; A Record of
the World for Six Hundred Million years-shownr that
the world was formerly water and that all continents
and islands built up by the produce of this
element after the manner in which work still
going forward among the Coral Isles of the Paci6c
AND EIGHTY OTHER SIMILAR ARTICLES
including iparer by Baron Humboldt author Of Cos
mos" the motion of the solar Svster, aro,pd tbs
Central Sun; Notes of Prof Agassiz ON a Pace
Human, aud g oSmographc UniverseIle of Lecou-
tleri theological Researches in the United States and
Canadas, 10y Charles I.yell, F. Z. s, &c.
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20 SsTsV ELY
ST CALL
TAVERN STAND.

TIME undersigned wishes dispose the Leace of the
i we'll known ami desirable TAVERN STAND known
the Wisconsin Iouse- near the Kali Road Depot,
Furniture and fixtures OF said Tavern To
DESTROYS of keeping public house, this chance
ything i in good condition.
the location one the city and the
equal that OF anv other For particulars
quire the house of
WILLIAM UREN.
March 18th, 1859. 4wl3
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MA1REED-

At the residence Of Mrs kinslo~, in Diamond rove
on the 10Th inst by John Treyonng, ESQ., Mr. Ro tE.r
GRIFFIN TO Miss. ELIZA ANN FRANCE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
Judicia. Election.

We publish below from the Grant County
Herald an able article In relation to the Supreme
Jsldgeship. 1tpresents in strong language the
reasons why every voter who wishes 10 secure
to the people TIE services of nrln' impartial
ard able Jsdge who can neither be used nor
controlled by he slave power, to vote for BYRON
PAryE:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
d &. CHI EES EMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman. D.

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination OF ingredients IN these Pills are n.
result of long and extensive practice They are mild
their oPetion and certain in correcting all irr.gu.
arites, Painful Menstruations, removing all ohsrre-
tions whether from cold otherwise headache pan in
the side Iai'iion of the heart whites all nervous
ections, Mysteries fatigue, pain the back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, we aIis-s interruption Of
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they viii bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who
been disappointed in the Of other pills place
usmost confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent TO do.
NOTICE
There is condition Of female susser in nk,sA
the P'tts cannot be taken without producing PECCL
lar RESULT. The condition referred to 4, PREG-
N4NCT-the result, MIS- CARRIAGE Sueh u the ir-
resisfabe tendency Of the medicine to restore The serial
functions te normal condition. that eren the rsprodas
fire poner Of nature cannot resist at
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from ANYTHING
Injurious. Explicit directions which should be read
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enelos
ing 81 to the General Agent
- Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
*. Ii. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent for the United states.
los Chambers Street, New York
r. d. PULFoVD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
* Co, Chicago; II. Blakesly, ST. Louis liJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
party of fifty lately started from
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, for the gold mines, with
a train of ten wagons
Commercial,
Cry OF MINERAL PoIST,
Monday Eve. Mar. IS 1859

Cry OF MINERAL. PoIST,
Monday Eve Mar Is, 1859
We have little change note in markets, ch
bat little business has been doing in commercial mat
Tine greatest advance appears in Mineral. which is
not justified by the price of lead At the East; but sd
wise the miners to take all they get, AID when they
are offered good price, HOLD until reaction
takes place and prices decline they usually do in the
Spring.
weeopy the following from tie Chicago Pres T,i5-
SATURDAY:
:. The heat market to-day qaiot with decline
of Ic No Rel
Sales amounted 10 about 900 bu Al 1851 263a for
Old receipts No. Red; 9Sc for old and receipts
'ots'oc 'ol No. olflns, od ans: anu ts 1870
The corn mar ket was more active To-Day but decline
of &c suffered railroad qualities Sales were
about -ooe at .lzGe = 90 lbs Tor Railroad ON track
in better demand with sales Of good at SOC
delivered; and Rejected Barley very
dull Timothy Seed duh, with sales Al $1.so Clover,
Inactive Nothing doing in Provisions Hides inactive
The Milwaukee SeaHet OF Friday, remarks follows
In wheat there moderate business done, the
feeling spoken of yesterday continuing. small
quantity of No. spring sold at 81 0s but Of
tered ~ me same hgars without being taSeni miHed
sold as sl2-a125 amongst the sales Of the latter was
one of 900 bus in store az LBS.
Oats begin 10 look up little. couple eff small 10 Is
sold at ~ and SOC delivered.
We quote follows:
EXCHANGE-on New York is selling at x per
cent; on Chicago, AT y per cent.
notwithstanding TO quality. good old wheat and
standard wheat viii bring 80 per busel- Common
frem - so cts.
FLOUK-No.1, $500, No. So So at retail per hum
bred Buckwleat $3.50 Cora Meal 81 % per hundred
CoRN4o q 10 cents per bashel, of 10 lbs, ana sells
Z readily for cash
OATS-35 q 10 cents and scarce
I PARLEY--40 cents for No. l.
/ BEANS-757S1 per bushel for clear white
1 BEEF-S3 on foot; IS q So quarters
POHk-CndeT two hundred pounds 81; over two hun
dred Il cents.
( SALF-S2,50 per barrel.
SUGAR-Re ,ails al a IL lbs for 81.
I CGRRANTS-isetails s lbs for 81.
( MOLASS FS--Retails at SO cents a gallon
iron AND STEEL. now sold at Galeua prices from
/ 4 a. cents, according sizes
/ MlNERAis-S33 q $50 per 1000 pounds
{ COAL-S6 per
HIDES-Dry, Il G l4c; Green, q a 7c
/ MISUNDERSTANDING, SIS; Joist Scantur SIS ;
( clear fencing, SO.
BoTTTER-Fresh in rolls, Is g. Firkin IL IL cents
1 Scarce, and in good demand.
I EGGS-S loo. per dozer.
7 LAIsf-l0 C. per pound.
( POTATOES-50e per bushel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

The above watches will be sold at the Court House Ia
this CITY Al two o'clock NJ of said day, unless sooner
cslie! fc-. The for which they sell over and
above the amount and charges VIII be SUBJECT 20
the call Of the IHOMAS IA ' FL
,rirar.I point March d 1859 Sw1S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
TENTH EDITION.

This Book Is available TO the understanding
the professional reader and skfuy slAbors
ted. planned arranged and carried out, than any
kind before the public While it gives whole
particulars and in aspects ereasirs inforna
ton upon OF the de.icate aIairs
wit tile female system It should be placed in The lnas
Of every female, single married.
PRICE 30 CENTS
This work also contains prescriptions used by the Doe
in his practice for the positive &C Serealoa,
ErupiioHs-Eerer and 4gac-Sere Cong h ana Cod.
DysPepsia-FetiiHg of IF the Hair, @e,
SC. DC, any of which Prescriptions may prove Of
great value 10 the reader.
This book viii be sent 10y mall tree of postage the
reception of price, which may be either money
postage stamps All orders addressed to
L. b. HUTCHINGS,
xivly 165 Chambers Street, v. y
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r. D. PCLFORD, Agent.
Epery FsB,ale Should Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPOE;
Or THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND ExrEEIESeB.
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DIS EASES OF NO II EN-,
BY CORNELIUS J.. CHEESEMAN, NJ. D.
NEW YORK CRY.

BY CORNELIUS J.. CHEESEMAN, NJ. D.
dH Instructor, GHide, and Physician,
In which embodied full and chaste description hnoui
edge necessary the welfare of those married about
arried) of the process of conception, pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well she
methods Of which many Of the latter may be obvaied
teaching how the system mag be invie grated and
stored proper after having been prosIFAfed
BY complaints incidental to the human frame Also,
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which will Oh
viate the necessity of great amount of sickness and
enable the ohseyaut reader to be- great extent her
own Musician.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
NOTICE.
X. Ii. HUTCHINGS.

los Chambers Street, New fork
r. D. PULFoVD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, Smith
& Co, Chicago; II. Blakesly, ST. Louis. 1iy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

On the 22nd inst, in the Mineral Point, Mrs
POLLY HAYS, wife OF Mr. Amos Hays.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF
WATCHES AT AUCTION.

NJ Office is hereby given the subscriber will sell al
auction, SATURDAY, the 30th day of April next,
following described watches. that have been left
him Tor being repaired, and which have not been
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
Tux MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.

PRINTED PUBLISHED LOUIS, MISSOURI
TERMS Daily, IS per aunum Triweekiy. SIS; Week
ly - in advance Clabs-Ien copies for SIS TWEEN
~ copies for SIS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
ASSEMBLY BILLS.


Mr. SPENCER introduced bill to give power n
every Criminal Court to enter noue prOsequi on any
Indictment pending therein, and to enable defendant
to pe ad when demurrer 10 an indictment Is over
ruled.
The EQUALIZATION ACT.
Mr. VAN HORNS bill 10 an end the Equaliz ston
act provides that where aperson is entitled ~ receive
in any cise In fee, or tor one or more
lives or for term Of years exceeding twenty -ons,
and chareeable upon any land lie shall return the
same to the proper officer and be assessed therefor
persc nal estate
AFTER THE PROPERTY OF CORPORATIONS.
Mr. VAN HORNS bill TO extend the power of Town
Collectors gives power to such collectors to levy upoo
and SELL anywhere in the State, any properly now Ia
bic to be sold for taxes belonging to any corporation.
The law TO apply to taxes already assessed and yet to
be collected against any corporation.
COUNTY TREASURES.
Mr.. VAN HORNS bill, to better secure counties
sgainst losses by defsutng Tressurers, amends the
Revised Statutes 20 as to provide that every bond
gwen by such officers shall be lien on the res estate
held Jointly or severely by the Treasurer or his
sureties within the county at the time Of fling such
bonds until al coets and charges against them are
fully satisfied.
FRAUDS on THE CANAL.
Mr.. HUTCHINS0NS aInendmsDt 10 the law 10
prevent frauds the Canal Revenues gives power 10
the Collector Cr any OF bis officers TO seize any boat
on which goods falsely entered or On which tolls,
lower than the law provides, have been paid and de-
clares such boat forfeited.
THE LICENSE LAW.
Mr.. BLISS proposes by bill TO amend the present
law, so that the Commissioners shall hereafter be
elected annually instead Of appointed; that petit
ton for license shsll have less than 30 signatures
that $50 shall be the lowest license fee paid and all
persons obtaining licenses shall give bonds not TO vio-
late any provisions Of the law.
sEw.YoRK INSPECTORS AsD cAsyAssERs.
Mr. CONKLlNG'S bill provides that the Board Of
Su,eryisors Of NewYork shall annually on the lst Of
October appoint three Inspectors Of Election and three
Canvassers TO serve year, and shall I'LL any va
cancies at other times. Persons to be eligible must
be voters in the Ward capable Of readng and writing
the English language. The term Of Office Of all pres
.nt Inspectors ard Canvsssers is terminated by the
hill
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
Inter from Havana.

SAyASSAH, ThuIfday, Jan. IL, 1897
The steamship Isabel has arrived off Tybee with
Haysna dates of the 10th. Sugars were quiet, the
holidays not having ended. Freights and E1chirge
we're unaltersd.
The Tampa Peniasular Of the 9Th says that Col.
Rector arrived on the 9Th, with delegation Of West
ern Semiooles, 20 mske last effort to remove the
Florida Indians.
The Savannah AMI Cubs Telegraph line has been
commenced, aud will be rapidly extended to Fernan'
dina through southwestern Georgia and Florida. a
The tlave-trade was active 10 Cuba; nearly ,OOO
Africans were reported TO have been landed.
There had been extensive smuggling OF lard under
the puise Of potatoes and order would be issued
poon requiring cargOes TO be certified by the Spanish
Consus at their port Of departure.
NEw.ORLKANs, Thureday, Jan. Is, 1852
The steamship Empire City, with Havana dates oi
fbe 10Th has arrived. Sugar WAS dull at nals
stock in port, 5000 boxes Lard firm at ~ cents
Exchange advancing, and Sterling quoted l3i pre-
ynium; New-YOrk, - premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

The Sound STEAsBOATs.-The Empire State, Of
the Fall River line, and the Connecticut, Of the Nor
wch and Worcester lire, both left the city yesterday
afternoon on their eastward trips. The weather was
rainy and was quite foggy On the Sound when they
left. The boats on both these lines run regularly
every day.
Tbe Storipgton line, at preset, hss but one boat
running the Con modore, which lef, for the eastward
on 1hursday afternoon a. the usual hour, her psss'n-
eers reaching Boston a, o'clock yesterday mosning
The Plymouth Rock, which is row undergoing Soma
repairs, will take her place the line next Thursday
No boats started on this route last evening.
Freight for the eastward Is sccurnulatng at the
pieis Of all three OF these lines The Empire State
went out loaded down, and left large quantity behind
and the Norwich ard Worcester line are loating pro-
pslIers with their surplus.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

Ar1ImPTED BURGLARY.-On Thursday night, -
Officer Alberson of the Ninth Precinct was Psssisg
along Bleecker street, he three young consult
ing among themselves in suspicious manor on ths
corner Of Barrow and Bleecker streets, and followed
them up until he saw them enter the yard Of No. u
Grove street, where they looked into the windows al
inspected the door, one keeping guard the sidewalk.
The officer approached and arrested the two who wore
inside the guard having taken TO his heels al the ap
pearaIce OF the star. They attempted to pass the
matter off by inc whether Mr.. White ised there.
and pretending TO have q letter for him, which the
officer opened but found nothing therein. They gave
their names as Charles Heath and Andrew Hoyt. ThA
trusn guard was captured shortly aiterwsrd BY Officer
Ludlow Of the Ninth Precinct, and gave his NJ No -
John Mstber Various keys, LOCK. picks, &C.. wsss
found upon them. Justice Welsh comm sssd them fse
examination.