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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

tB- Judge Blake, of San Francisco, on Sat
urday, sentenced Brigadier General Cazneau
to pay fine of 81, 200, or be imprisoned $50
days, in punishment for an assault with a
pistol on Z. NJ. Quimby. few weeks be-
fore, he had sentenced j. W. Walsh to pay q
fine Of 5000 for similar offense.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02
MARYSVILLE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I'd, 1859.
Notice to Subscribers.-Mr. JrRoMus RA

Notice to Subscribers.-M JERoMUs RAP
ALJE will deliver the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT to city
subscribers, and collect for the same, from and
after February 13th 1852 Subscribers failing to
receive the paper or others wishing il, will please
leave their names at the DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
All sums due for papers at or prior to the 18th
Feb, can be paid to Mr. E. NJ. Hill or to A. s.
Randall, who will call on subscribers at their
places Of business.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

DrssoLvED.-The partnership heretofore
existing between A. Stewart and J. McAllis,
at Timbuctoo, has been dissolved, and a CO.
partnership formed between J. McAllis and
j. S. Gordon, who will continue the business
of the old firm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

THE ABsENrELs.-Adlm Smith and jacob
Geiss were uLavoidably absent from the
Democratic Convention on Monday night,
but their election as delegates was by their
own free consent. and they are as sound
Douglas men as any who were present at
the convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

REwARD.-Mr. $. P. Pumyea offers one
hundred dollars reward for the recovery of
six head of mares and colts, which either
strayed or were stolen from his ranch, five
miles from this city, on or about Christmas
last A description Of the missing stock can
be seen by referring to an Advertisement in
this mornings DEMocBAT.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

cB- The Lyceum News is a new paper to
be issued in San Francisco 1t will appear
at Lunch time, daily. 1t is probably some
sort of advertising medium.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

AUCTION SALE.-O. II. Peirson d Co. will
sell, at 10 o'clock today, "a large and choice
variety of fruit and ornamental trees, at their
salesroom, d street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE-The citizens
of San Juan were much excited on Wednes-
day evening, says the Press, by the reported
mysterious disappearance of Mr.. Geo Cos
ling, better known as Cheap John" He
started on horseback for Nevada in the morn
ing, and during the day his horse was found
tied to a tree. ON the road just beyond Rob
insons Crossing. Foul play was suspected,
and party of men were preparing to go
from here in search of him, when telegram
was received announcing his safe arrival at
Nevada His horse was fractions, SO he pre-
ferred to leave him on the road and 'onplete
his journey afoot.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02
RAYH1nWAI.

THNEHE UNDERSIGNED have changed their loca-
a ton of business from their old stand ID street,
to the opposite side, adjoinding Rice, Coffin CO., on
the south, where they will be pleased to all those
want Of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &c.
mhl-f WALKER, WILSON & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

Regular Democratic City Committee.
First Ward
W. W. PREsBURY, MICHAEL O'CoNNER,
J. MOORE.
Second Ward:
HENRY LELAND, GEO. A. KING,
WM. SIARKEY, G. L. CRACKB0N.
Third Ward:
JOHN r. RIDGE, ORLANDO FULLER,
GEO. w. AUBREY, LUKE 0BRlEN.
Fourth Ward
PETER DECKER, A. ELLISON,
J. NJ. BELRUDE, DANIEL FARRELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02
ST. PATRIOK,S BALL.

% a MD halt.
~ will be given at the MARYSVILLE HQTEL, cor
f3N ner Of Second and streets, on the evening of
Good Music and Supper will be provided, and no
pains will be spared to render the entertainment one
worthy the occasion.
Tickets including supper, $5to be obtained at the
Mountaineer Saloon, and at the Saloon of Mr. Ker-
rens, corner of and Third streets No tickets will
be disposed Of after the 10Th lnst
mhl-td THOMAS DONOVAN,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

eB~ Body snatching is going on at a fear
full rate in St Louis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

~ The steamer Orizaba is being thor
oughly overhauled, painted and reftted, at
one of the San Francisco wharves.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02

EH Houses are rapidly going up in San
Francisco, rents arc high, and the streets are
being improved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-02
FREsH GARDEN Seed.

4 FULL ASSORTMENT of Fresh Garden Seeds
"A just received per Wells, Fargo q Co.'s Express
rom New York. For sale by
dec2l-tf-is RICE, COFFIN &CO
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DARING STREET RoBBERf.-James McDermott
and William W. Hsgsn were yesterday taken before
Ald Brady, and committed in defslt OF =, 900 each,
On the charge Of highway robbery, preferred by
G.. y. Chamberlain ard Almond T. McConney, both
of No. 20l West Tlirty-fith street. The aiidasi'
states that on Sunday afternoon the comp!ainants
were in conversation with two women whom they
n ct in by street, not far from the corner OF
Broadway and Canal street, and that MeDermo:. and
Hasan came up and affected to be indignant, alleging
tina: one OF the women was McDermotts wife. Before
either Of the conplsnarts had tine 70 think, they were
simultaneously knocked down, and McConney robbed
q. gold wstch vsued At s35. On the direc, question
be put Hsgsn pleaded guilty OF he charge OF hayirs
knocked down ole msn. and McDeImott OF having
stolen watch from the other. The papers were ser,
10 the Grad Jury.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN MADISON STREET.
The alarm Of fire at "A o'clock yesterday morning
was caused by the burning Of tireboard IN the dwell
mg-house No. Ali Madison street. No damage was
dote TO the premises.
I'm STEAMBOAT JOHN rARoS DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock, the steamboat
John FaroD, lying at dock at Greenpoint, near the
Mewtown Bridge l.. l., was discovered TO be on hire.
The hold was then all abszs and the flames had al
>erter until it had burned through 80 that she sunk.
cue '" as about the size of the Sylvan Grove OF the
hnem line, aud was three years OLD. She had for
merry run On the Sound passenger boat, but more
TEeehily had been used for excursions Messrs.
perm eptihg with her machinery. Tne loss is esu-
Ga'ed az S%O,OOe insured in Boston and Rhode Island
.ompsoie'' AS there had been no fire on board Tor
.ue dsys, presumed tina. the fire was the act OF
nc ndlaIy. cannot be ascertsined to what ex-
are raised
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Ihe foloxirg ttatement .hows ths amount Of each

TIE DEPARTMENT OF FGSAscE.-The ordnance of
1871, TO re.grgarze the Finance Department Of the
city rskes tue duty OF the Controller to submit 20
,bs Common Council on or before the Let day Of
November Of each year, detailed estimate Of the
receipts AID expenditures for the year, commencing
on .hs frs Of January following, IN order that the
annual apprcpriators may then be made. The Con-
roIer now engaged 10 this duty and that 1t may
lie doLe with greater accuracy he yesterday sent 10
the heads Of tie several Departments and branches
of the City Government circular, soliciting tfon
them statements in Diet sill Of the pfobable expenses OF
CONDUCTING tie branches Of the public business with
which they seversly charged during the ensuing
year /, being desirsble that the ststemen 90 called
for shal be made out 10 inform manner, II Is re-
questei tba, complete lst Of the officers and clerks
Of each Department who receive compensation FOR
their services may be furnished 10 the 70 loving orter
|. The Office or bureau ia which employed. The
title or official designs tor. 3. The name OF the IN
ouubert. 4. The amoGnt Of salary, with bret
reference to the ordinance authorizing tae same.
Exp nd.ures other than for salaries will be detailed
under the titles OF the bureaus 10 which they are 10
be n aie. Such statement Of expenses is to nclude
only those fol the support Of the City Government
TIE several Departments are aso requested to fuE-
rish statements Of the probable iocome from the
various sources Of the city revenue under their
charge, with the same minuteness of detail a. re-
ouired in the statements of expenditures. 10 this
circular Mr. Haws remarks:
r Of the IL beth the rae ana snosr'
Of taxation 70 which thr irh,bi4nt. % oar cay nsss ]
.c.sd seyera years past which h.s snor;ed % ess
of complaints on tie par. Of tu PsyeA paInie .J =.
guessed tbs, al items Of expenditure II u var r pP.s,ea.
Which II tie 1osmer q the respective nesd tne.eo can
sr.d with without ie;rinen. TO the public
cri,te. the for the coming year Ias
eoH6dss ia: s s,aers expectation Of oar eusS 'a' No
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lAdyertisement.1
MN HATS.
WARNocK & Co.

WARSocE & Co.
invite the attention OF Gentlemen their extensive and Varied
assortment Of HATS etc, designed for the ensuing Autumn.
comprising
The 0ESrLEmASs DRESS HAT,
of beautiful model and fsbc-fuy equal progress Of
fashion.
THE YorSG GESrLEnANs DREss HAT,
modified In proporonthe crownns excellence Of young
gen.lemsl's wardrobe.
The AUTUMN Bon Ton,
the counterpart Of that immensely popular and graceful gummer
Hat the Of which ample glsrsntyor large sale Of
ia Autumn Duplicate.
6oFT rgLr HATS.
An extensive assortment comprising every variety Of PArrgRx.
Colon, and QUALITY
GEsTLEMESs AND YourHs Cars.
Ar endes varietyor Dsyss and USDREss-RrDyc SpoRr.
INC, TRAVELLING, and EVENING WEAR.
NOVELTIES
10 every department too numerous 10 mention.
WARyocK Co, H,tten,
No. 5l9 Broadway,
b. Nicholas Hotel
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ANOTHER MISSION AMONG THE POOR.

To ne Edit, Of TIE n. T. Ty,s..-
Sra Al coed zen viii be sai earn that another al n, N
beii usde for tie bsre, Of thos. r,e1s ia III. Lover
of the city Thsse wards certain population Of .A, ,oo an,
soss whom less than twenty churches. A, ...;,, A.
ministers snd delegates from between tweu,, ,Da ,A,,,
ehuhs. IL he Fst BapSis, Church. rhur.y III, ~
ips. society osanzsd the obc. OF which ito ala A,
supplying the spiritual AID Temporal In the owrr ward. AZ
City Of New fok- Wilson Hurt Presa.pt
Rev Edwnd La;hrp. D.. aud Rob, Coss,-. Vice Pred.
dents. II. Dyer Secretary Ebvnez-r Caise. Tresss~r;
Jss h Townsend Auditor she Executive Committee consss
OF Rev. h. q. Weston, d. D. Rev Tn Armitas-, l. D.
Rev. L. h. L. Tayhr, d. d Rev Baker ID. D., w Phe,Ps.
Lspsnsrd Stewart, Joeeph Broksw yno. Bruce jr NJ.
Davis Constant, w. D. M,nssm Jas Peek sui Blu.
g. pentendent Rev W. C. Nsr Meter Mr. Van Meter has fr
years t.eu corrected Five Points Mission
bis in placing hurdr-d soa houes knowa AL
He Yves, In few days with another company q chdren
then directly upon his work Tscre viii be connected
be provided tor the unprotected and situations the city and
for the unemployed rbs hungry Nil be TED the naked
clothed and he hoee.. received into The Mission family and
provided with bones Thu be in i,y Home r L.e
Wsrderers The Fourth Ward in which the Msoa lesste1
enough not confined 70 II In ts operaors contains about 500
pesoss of Itself ANAL ely Of rum hol-s boshe. deuce
hos and low sailor boedrg bouse There bat two Proc
ct worship 10 T. The reading Of the Bible Pro-
bbed the Public Schools and the Lords Prayer senced Ia
them For the present requested 70 address Mr.
Van Meter No ID Chatham street TO the care Of Phes
kipgman X.
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IAdyrrtisem>ut.l
TAdvrftsrm$bt.
Pav T WrSr M Il WashinQtOD Mace

Rev j. WEST, No 6 Washington place, Brook
L. happy bear testimony the great value
Of Ma g. A. ALLESs WoRLD's HAIR REsToRxk. IL has
cuI,d nv badness sGd sreyness"
Rev D r WooD MddleSwn Orange Co, N. Y: my dsush-
es hair thin sht her head eud be b.r
but ii. use Il Mira A. ALLIES WORLDS HAiR REsroaEa
bands mey hieken.d iup We ar. thankful and have foil
value Of money"
Rev Mrs T. c. ASDsus tmsny years Missionary Hsyt).
Mar.ir sbursh Y: II have tried many other remedies,
but never anything that materially and permanently bone
fitted me q has Mrs. y. A. ALLEYS WoRLD's HAIR BE-
sTORZR"
Rev H. POLLOCK Editor Presbyterian Witness Cincinnati
Ohio: Hare had opportunity aud became satisfied on ths
merits Of Hp s A.ALLEs's WORLDS HAIs REsToRER!"
We upre 70 have the best. not the lowest priced
Que bottle Of the REsroRER viii last year.
Address al letters for information kc 70 Mrs. A. ALLErs
WOhLDs HAIR REsToRER DEPoT, 35 Booome st New York
The GET uipe has Mrs O. A Allen dEned IN lnk IN
ou.sde wsppen, and In lax 10 directions Psxd On
bottles. Hons other 10 genuine.
Sold by every Drug and Fancy Goods Dealer.
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BODY FOUND IN NIAGARA RTkR.--The body of c.
H. Wilmer, esq, who fell into the river on Saturday,
sa' not yet been recovered On Sunday, body was
discovered floating in the whirlpool, perfectly nude.
~ vas reached by means of life boat as il neared
Ne canada shore, being in the rounds of the whirl.
Fool 1t was much bloated.
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Fatal Accident AT STATEs IsLASD.-On Mondsy
evening Abou, O'Clock Mr. VIM. Burr-, Cd aud respected
,Eeu OF Por Rhuold Staten leland while returning 20 hs.
village from Ouaaliine thrown from bis w,soo, while ns.
Facyye and severely nJurec that he died about oek
on Tu..dsy loruir, NJ Blrg- travelling alone ., the
time aud the precise Of the scaesi Is 10; inSn lie
u--rsb- coDoitt1u Hs horse
and waen were found distance from the spot the ai;er
ws and broken Idsug tha; tie hrse lad become
fsh,~nr becorinDy urma1serabe ran s~sy throwing
Mr. B. 20 The ground .,
Mr. Jacob Van Cleef cid resident OF Staten
Island died suddenly al his sislce a. QGarsn;ine !.s:
uixhk
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

EXCISE INCONSISTENCIES.
AL the Commissioners were present al the meeting
yesterday. -Four licenses were granted-two to store
keepers and two 10 ipnkeepers.
Mr.. KERR offered the following resolution
Rsotsd That the Of this Board report the
Of suits actually for penalties
&C. under the Excise Act the progress Of such suits and s
ticuars IN relation thereto.
The paper was laid over until the next meeting.
The Board adjourned TO Wednesday.
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THE ANTI SABBATH MEETING-A CARD.
z, kif E1ifcH Ihs & Y Trihnns

SIR: In answer to the question Of your correspond
eui. L. w c." would say that prior my reeen, abencs
from the city invited preside meeting of Work
inemen Asocsops and other. 10 BE- held ss' wees Sts
Oap bat did understand the particular object Of the
meeting until resd tho rbi-hsd pcssainss
the city. Had been Of what would trsnspre the
SMITH LILY. liz.
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e's Of p~Dons who bosrt he s1 Of .As
We. snofuy before abe len hsr dock The ocss her
nay hoon Newark. named Speer Of purse containing n
GOD eo ARD arrested her Tee money recovered saa the
PiekP0eks ~ss Locked By Ja,,o. QascssDbash for t
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=, ned carrier who was at work on Tuesday After
s,sr ee lew building the Of Firth street and Flint
Ia nee,dentay f. to the sidewalk, and was Instantly
hoS.. '' hscy tshea 70 the Seventeenth Ward Station
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fAdyertisemeutf

OUERr's COD-LyER On JELLY.
Approved BY The Aee1smy 2, nsdsns s.cs more s"'S
To be bad Of iavcuo No. lSs sv and al respsetsss
druersx PExveLD, PARKEa 4owsh
Wholesale Agents, No. Is bessnes~
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IAdyert.sementI
BRADY'S GALLERY

Has RysoyfD from No 80 BroaAwsy No. ~ DroaA0ay
corner Of Bleeckerst-
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IAdxertlsemenEl

PHRENOLOGY points out the talents, oeiccIs, ana
the particular In which each bee, saceesd. TX
susons with sDd fall written descn pions Of chscefs
given daily, q. FowLER wELLss, No. y,s Broadway.
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HOLMAN cELF tENIlLAIlNG SPRlNG DED ana
Mattress oombasd pures itself BY ds of air from beneath
and cordDoss 20 health and comfort Dealers and the public Ns
isvited it a. the marufactoy No o7S Broadway
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GURNEY's GALLERY.
fAdvertis-usnt |

First block below the New York Hotel
PBoToGRARHs, DAGUERREorYPEs, MINIATURES ~ OIL suA
lvoRYIYPEs.
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fAiverttssmens-

GEORGE SAUNDERS METALLIC TABLET - -.
srRop This inimitabe ercle may Be obtsnsd o. ~ ~ -
ufsctursss, J. L 8. 6AuxDERs, No. AssN nes1'
yuxiew pSeesa tAsVsshQvt ths ETY.
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The PHILAsrHRoPIc CoSvESrloS.- Tho Reform
ers finished up their business and the session Of the
Convention ended on Sunday last.
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FouSD DEAD.-A young German woman, resting
with her brother Fy third street, bwesE Ninth ard Tenn
syspucs was found dead {. hex BED Monday morning
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ADVERTISEMENT
JAdVerlsemett 4, a,
MYSTERIOUS WHIsPER.-It 10 whispered thu

MYSTERIOUS W HIsPER.-IV II WUIsPoio~
Aud Cootiev himself In New York. 'rn mstais III
produce SATAN Bsrnums assuMs
beside DuTcHxAx this evening Hence ne u""'
Exciting pieces, both Of them
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CITY ITEMS.

AcsDENY or MrsIc.-The popular opera Of II Tro-
vstcre will be performed this evening, in which
Msisme Cortesi, Maisne S.rakosch, Messvs. Brig
noi and Anodio appear. Tomorrow evening Puri-
tan, in which Madame easier viii perform the prin-
cpsl feminine r6le The Of seats for both operas
vi commence this morning.
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continued p1b. VIZ D. eseked
sspprss sted BY al tss Executive D. sna ce sn
fore well Convinced TIA. rsiy ard he> W WI %
given BY them in 81 proper efforts 70 secm nay e u
ih-if economical sdris,rs Oh u 'e e'J o0'
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FU6IrvE FROM JUsTIcE.-Asron T. Fisher was ar.
rested Monday evening BY detective King aud Sowey.
Aaron ccloed gigantic In standing six feet and
hsf In his stockrgs AAoEs weight Ill correspond with
his hlh, for hi. immense altitude attained by Of pair
Ct which elevate bis Sigh. body high above
fks AMon is thief and notwithstanding hi. hight he not
above bis business Aaron belongs To Philadelphia and for
meiy employ ed at No II Bank taxing fancy
property De oneDG bis employer he N.rwsrd took the proper
and then took fight for this city, usng his srghy GOOD
adysnsge But even Asous legs TOR the ele
graph he arrested the OF Church sna
West Broadway locked night aud returned Phatsl
phia the following morning
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Charles Williaua

APHILADELPHIA PIcKpocKET.-Chsrles williams
ms tpesaet. PhtadePhi, pichRogss.S@d yoans Pos.
u'h NewYrk with the hope Of escaping Ga Sunday ser
Williams picked name pocket in Philsdephs OF 100.
and .d tia city enjoy his plumber But
bn Detective T-nsn met hun on the Jersey City ferry bss
arrested him before had
in the city He Phsdelphis Tuesday moraihS
CAMPHTSE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mualy OF No.
80 Elm seriously burned Monday moruus BY the
ignition Of camphene, with which she filling lamp.
she taken to the Hos pital
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ARREST OF FEMALE PIcKPocKEr.-A weu-dressed
y0gps wa aseqssa % Isssasy pSsssd eskp& w
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THE TRIBtyyE readers are invited to examine
the ,pleudd assortment Of Joax Grossly soSs English CAh.
pErs ,, received per Perss Conasns Asdsliops
Velvet, aid Brussels Carpeta . ~, .op
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SLEEPING, DREAMED, LovE.-Wm. Reed, while
enjoying nap yesterday morning the grass the bsterys
BY young named John Butler aud Frank
arty chatted With him abort time after which they
robbed him passage ticket Philadelphia aud 80 " In cssn
They shortly arrested and the property rccoyeted
The were held and the complainant detained
n ~
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FFLoSfoUs AssAULT.-Loas Operhoffer, who keeps
bo.rdus house No ?75 Fret avenue and John Liaasr
bsler arrested Yesterday charged with having flonousy
assaulted Inre of No 22 Eas, Twen. first street The
alleges that he passing Operhofr place about
O'clock Yesterday morprg and while engaged In cuversaticn
" IN him Op rhoer assaulted him with knife aud smoothing
iron him in the head with the knlfs after which h
him down the bas-mea stairs Here he was pounded
by fur until he nearly sensees The accused.
IL desul. VI bail In the OF 900 each, were committed
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GRAND LARCEhY,-SamueI Harrington was arrested
yesterday by Officer Hall Of the Seventh Precinct CHARGED with
stealing gold watch. Elizabeth McCdtcheon Of No. u Esssx
alleges that the ceussd into her store In Fros. sree
snd took thence her gold watch valued SIS The watch
found in Hsrps'on possession when arrested aud be sc
edged the officer that he stole Il Justice Brennan heA
the accused answer and, IL default Of $1,000 ball. locked
him ND
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STOLE WATCH.-Cstbsrine Spence alias KatA
Murphy Monday afternoon charged with having
stolen acid watch valued o. SIS from Ellen Dorsey OF No ID
Leonard Nate visiting Ellen, and the two women
had dukirg together IN friendly way TIL both
.er.by intoxicated the watch yuz the msn,el
piece slipped her pocket and on She arrested
the theft bu, said that abe had dis.
posed wach Thomas Cusck of No. $50 Caareh street.
Cusck taken before Justice Osbr who released him upoi
his promising return the property today Kate wsseommted
q, vatfus
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CoyPARATiyE STATEMENTS n CITY FISAScE,.-Of
the total amount of taxes provided for by the Super
visors on the 9Th inst, tie State county AID city
eomnaratiyely stand Ga follows:
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THE BERGEN RIOTERS.
TgIRTY-THREE DISCHARGED AND THIRTY
NINE COMMITTED.

The examination of the men arrested on Sunday,
charged with being engaged in the riots the New
York and Erie Railroad, was continued yesterday at
the Court House, before Mayor Collard assisted by
Dis,rct-Atorney Lit!e.
Levi II. Coover testified that he was at the scene OF
the rio. Friday Saturday and Sunday; could only Identity
h Coy Michael Henry, whom he saw assisting 10 placing non
r,il, scross the track.
Richard Baker identified Cornelius Hays.
George Brady was at the not Friday saturday, and
srndsy and identified the boy Michsel Henry VIM fsrre
ohn CumegoId John Penrery John Doherty Henry Dixon
Nichsel Muby Patrick Shay John Leonud Thomas Dooy
Is Drisco the with the thai threw the
soue Intended for Mr. Wie which Knocked on Sne1n Beat
I, bat also VIM Co.ter witness thought M1by was one Of
the rpglssders - - -.
Henry Wiism farrell John Cumerfcrd and John Fennery
eqsssed IN the placing obs,roDs upon the track &c
Edward Roberts special officer, identified Michael
vev conspicuous the rioters taking an active
o. And appeared be leader be had sok IN his hand, and
when military coming up heard him say Come on,
by.-eyey take bis and Gear every son OF
.h them another lime be said, Boys, don't give an
ipch-neyer give up until we die - 49,.
VIM H. Clark wasj recalled, and identified Michael
Fri. Mulvey ia said 10 New YORK sxthWard bully and the
le.psf of grocery in the Dead RABBIT locality.
Considerable difficulty WIS experienced in procur
ing the attendance Of witnesses, snd finally, at
Mayor Colard announced that no further evidence
would be taken.
PRISONERS DISCHARGED.
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