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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21
COUNT OF SPECIAL sESSfONS-FEs ta-Bekore yustfcss
nd aIEE


Walter Crook, stealing pair of boots; re handed.
Mchsr Garry stealing lesd Penents three months rrsih
Caysnsgh ssssu aud battery fined tl0. Michael Co,bett
sau and battery Penitentsry two months Thomas Dosn.
ang barrel 81 h1ur, Peute ary two months George I'D
wards steslius clothoats Peneu,iay months VII
liam Francis stealing cashmere Pententiay thee m0nha-
Thom Fzge raid snd Thomas Doan assault aud battery,
ud suspended. Jacob Graham ste,ng calf fenitsn
tury months Patrick McManus, stealing ham Psnitsn
three months Dennis Hagsn, stealing bank bills. Houss
Refuge James Hughes, stealing lead judgment suspended
James Henderson stealing ak loayes OF bread Psntentsry
month Patrick Hickey ebezzlement f.ntsntisry three
Edward Hunt and bsttery; Prison thty
days. Bridget Kelly stealing gold aud silver fonttea-
s four months Joseph Land aud Richard Vernon stealing
carpenters tools Penfuiy TWO mouths each Jas LautsTs
ste flannel shirts; PensDiry four mopts John Nor
stealing bedclOhes. Remsnded John Miller stealing
oous Peuientary three months Hugh Murphy assault SAD
battery Judgment appended Patrick McDermot assault anf
battery PenitcutaTy month Honoa Mc0ll stealing .
complaints Penitenttsry three months each
Dennis OConnor assault and battery Pententisy month";
Hannah Pienou, Assault and battery judgment suspended
Samuel Prince and Edward Williams, stealing copper pipes
Peneldary three months each John Reilly assault and bat
terry; Penlteutary mouth James 5pesrs sod
battery Temanded Michael Shein
Prison Thirty days sonpronius Sands sosng panta oons;
PeDtentiAry three months Simon Sutton. stealing beaver
OyercOAt: PenentAy four months. Eliza Thomas stealing
goa ring PsnentAy two months John T. reander sssias
wearing apparel; Penienary sk months Bridget Tenbroot,
assault ard battery fined % Patrick Wsah
terry; judgment suspended. James Williams stealing bank
bills Peneu,ry four months. Ernest Winter steanr pork
Pententi.Ty month. VIM Disberg stealing pork Penn
tertiary three months Mary Wilana malicious mscbief
manded. Thomas Mcntire Francis stealing
bottles ofcoosne House Of Rege. Ceharne Carroll stealing
piece Of alpaca judgment suspended Robert Ftzgbbon,
tteaDg shoy Judgment suspended Fnncis MoEfoy steal
David Coer and Alexander McGiyney stealing p,ntaoous
iudamc ut slspeuded.
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SUPERIOR COURT-GEsrut TEsN-FeS. -
Before luu Bench

VIM. h. Meeks set. VIM. III. Van Doren ct a.
Or4.r az rred with coats.
Robert H. Corbtt agt Charles w. Ward OF a. -
Ososr reversed " liholt cots.
Riobsrd ldddle AIT. Market Fire Insurance CDmps-
nyveTe ot set aside ard Isi ordered; ssts
event.
Joseph A. Biting sgt. Geo. T.. ysnderbetgh ct al
Order Al Spseisl Term rgyrrsee without costs.
VIM. Rider et al sgt. TIE Union indisn Rubbe~
Company tcve-ld and trial ordervi
sbice
Alex. Mckenzie sgt. John Fsrr,l e. al-Jai.nent
phiuth verdict.
Samuel Hairs ct al sg,. Horace Noody.-Jadgmsa
0g dcepdsnt VITA ccsts
Albert W. PAGE sgt. Nov York Central Railroad
CompsuyNew ne oened AID uds ent of defendants IN
couOEGi;- 10 verdict Of Ilfy.
SPECIAL TERN-6ef0r, Judge WooDsUyr
Gendre at. Ely.-Motion for iuds nent on account
Of frivolousuess Of srsuer, denied vida 81 costs.
Alexander Adm. at. BelL-Aotion th& psintiif6is
event OF the suit
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LIZ INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Fss d. Before Judge

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-FEs. d. Before Judge
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN" TRIUMPHANT.
Laura Keere ,gt A. II Puriy
This morning, upon the return OF the order directing
tie defendant to chow why an injunction should
not issue to restrain him from representing at the Ma
tionsl Theater, the play Of soar American Cousin"
IN violation of the plaintiff copyright, Mr.. Pnriy's
counsel stated that the play discontinued at the
National Theater last evening. The Judge thereupon
ordered perpetual Injunction erjoniug him from pro-
ducing the play.
TRiiL TEsM.-Feb. l9--BeGore Judge BRADY
LORD TAYtOR's sew BUILDING.
Henry Nourry at samuel Lord and janet g. Taylor
This suit is brought 20 recover the amount OF eJOO
f. services psormed by the defsndsot Lord Tlyor
The plaintiff is srclect, and Aleg-s that In the month OF
March 1887 he made agreement with the defendants,
chants in this ciiy to draw sn fo building worth sI30oo
tsst supeInteud the erection thereof Ar be had
.,tdss in bis plans Lord Ia}oI employed 1no,a,T
The defendants deny the agreement aud insist that the plans
Vertt for the dsfepGan. Taylor aud for the plalaa >or
against the defendant Lord II H. moranse, attorney for
Before Judge DAILY.
Eva =. b. Wehrkamp sgt james c. Wilett Sheriff Nc.
This action is brought 10 recover the value ut GER
oil paintings .rd Brussels carpets taken by tne Sheriff on
execution Issued upon gdgmsn. recovered In the Marine
Plaintiff for 49, in f'or Of W. L. Marine Tho
Boash; one with her from 6eamsE in oobsr
1883 before her marriage al also brought with her money and
bought zoe cspets ana other psntrss
" hitch painted herself The testimony coafic,ing
+ The value the paintings estimated from 800 70 500
by artists ard Others.
The shefs suconc6r Neich examined on the part Of
The defendant quality value Of the paintings lie
estimated them ali from poo 10 600 lie said he judged hs
quality Of paintings by the Of the artists upon them that
the value painting depended upon is size add appear
Tie plaintiffs sked bim about the value Of the
painting called Aurora sud be uuahe 20 undsi and He
then asked what was Aurora" and he said Noon
light 5cene"
The Judge charged the jury a1d dwet upon the very great
Of their discriminating, aud weighing carefully the
ssnony IN Of this nature that this aud similar action,
by change ofthe In two essential partic si hr
by allowing married 20 hold her personal pro-
p free from the debts control Of The husband and
c0ndy allowing parties testify u their behalf The jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $500. c. Bsnbdss
Smith ior plaintiff A. Oasy Hal and K Dyot Tor the de-
fsndauE
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UNIrgp STATES MARsaALg oyFicE-res l,

Thy SLAVE TRtDE-hNoTHER SUSPICIOUS VESSEL.
Recently United States Marshal Rynders received
letters aud other~se cont atHs
plants against tae sChoot Sea WITCH lyns Al the foot q
s9ns hich said b. destined for the dave trs3s
The harshs dsshec two 20 watch aud search hs vessel
She searched but ncthng Of suspicious chsfset
ont discovering snyh tending q show that hs bouai for
iega This morning the officers gen board tas
yess bst they found nothing her except few barrels 81
ouiors ard potatoes and The Cspssu susss
gueuty called e Nshs at nis Office and stated ts,t h
bound for the &e udes ard be believed that the
sssrst the vsss made by disappointed maoio.s
party for the purpose Of annoying hun
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cOURr CALyNpAP-Tus D.v

SUPREME COURT--GEEERAL TERM.-The non-enu-
neratsd Calendar will b. called until disposed o.
SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT.-NOs III, 12j, 1904.
So as $50 S3 1885, i63, l5J 800 255 81 25 as no. a. ssS.
J85, f23.
SCPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. g., l43, 3, AZ, i08 81.
go 49, 49, @ 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, 40 s7l H. 81, ~
les
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. l2l, 72i, 726, ~.
53t Gf2 25 367 6g go 27 G63 C67 s2t ia Part fiNos
2ss 10 IN 49, 7S5 $50 73s 7S9 AT Az 2s1 So 6s s T.S
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COURT OF APPHALs-
Of ciycscs grated

SoIEs % DECISIONS BoFORE REPORTED.
Cook sst EeRa
An action commenced IN the County Court or So
rr.m. Court under sections S. and S. Code upon Tie
Of AZ action IL justices Court involving Ae
20 AID Al action Originally commenced 10 Court Of Jus
nee Of Peace'
Walsg.. The Buffalo Ws.er Works Company.
Ia an action FOR damages caused by the negligence
OF the defendant lesy.s eeh opsn Ana uax1srded IN
hth~sy The crmPsirt stated that tho plaintiff fell into
Wiitoot any faG want Of his pazi" The
denied tbs, ;he Plaintiff without any wat Of
bis part IA fA heten" He'd that this pat issue he fsus
pIr.iG
sVsh sahsz.:y "a - sssww As pe'pst s-,sct tsg q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

In the csss of Keniwort We Shepard, the Court Of
assa's Bench has just made a decision not without
'ssiss, to underwriters. That was an action on .
Aey Of insurance on Duteh vessel employed IN the
SS'POttstior Of coolies who mutinied, murdered the
SPIN and took possession of the vessel, thereby
0a0n'rg her lose. The Court held that this loss did
00ae within the policy, which embraced only cases
~o'Ptarss by pirates or belligerents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

DRUSEARD BURSTD.-John Hanlon went home
q Saturday morning, about o'clock, to his resi-
es1oe, No. l7S East Twelfth street. in state Of gross
loSicstioD, and laid down near hot stove. In a
Sort tine his clothes took fire. and before assistance
ssched him he was half roasted. Officer Egan of the
svenieenth Wsrd, attracted by his cries, to his
ssistsnce, and extinguished the flames. Hsnlon was
Subsequently sent TO Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

PIcKPOcKETs Of BOARD TIE KEYPORr.-During
the passage OF the above steamer TO this city FIJI
day. young man, who says his name is John
Brown thrust his hand into the pocket Of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Kirby Of Throggs Neck, aud was with
drawing therefrom well tlled porte-monnaie, when,
fortunately he discovered in the act by tho sher
Of the young lady, Mr. James W. Kuby, who at once
referred the matter to the captain, Mr. I. V. Arrow
smith. An indignant passenger proposed to hang the
viIlsin, or throw him overheard without ceremony,
which seemed TO be seconded by the universal indgos
ton Of those on boare. This brought out James
Brown, his acoomplcs, who manfuly asserted that it
was Odd shame, and said that John hsdn't done
anything wrong. On the arrival of the boat they
both taken charge BY Officer Boxer oithe Third
Plecirc., VINO conveyed them before Justice Welsh
% Saturday morning. They were sent TO the T0mbs.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-s,rUsoAr Fss ia
betore Recorder BAHSAkp

Patrick Lane indicted for the homicide of Jeremiah
p Loorey. the LIST Of January lasi dnkps house
Ttc street, allowed 20 plead guilty OF msnsls fh-r In tho
third degree, sad sentenced tho State Pssu for
years tx months
motion made qnash the indictment against jobs
FKpstrct Others fraud In with the opsaax
decision will be rendered Ia the sstassS
molten also msdsto aside the conviction Of snst
Spnce fo receiving stolen goods The motion argued aad
decision rsseTysd
No other business Of importance transacted ssi the
Court al ournsd for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

Mr. Robert S.0epels YooAl snd Instrumental Sym
pLoly Of Hiswsths, which have sifesdy Noticed at
much ergtb, will be performed tonight at the Acsds
NY Of Music for the first tine in this city, by 50 ado
quste and choice Band Of peiormer-s large orchestra
the chorus Of tie Mendol.sohH Union, scf competent
solo singers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

TicgEr SwNDLWG.-The notorious George Ward
was arrested on Saturday morning on complaint Of
Andrew j. Hare, who charges that he paid Ward sl25
FOR ticket to California, but that Ward subsequently
demanded $j more a. the fare for crossing the 18th
nus. Hare paid him, but subsequently discovering
ths the charge was sginie, had hun arrested JUS
tce Connolly held him in $500 bail TO answer, John
Baldwin OF No. 10 Washington strset, becoming his
security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

EIGHTH REGwENI, WAsHISGToS GREYs.-This fine
corps will parade on Tuesday the I'D to celebrate the
birth day Of George Washington" whose name it
bears. II holds high position among the military Of
our city Their srmOry, corner Of Centre and Grand
streets, will be open and Illuminated in the even
iug, where their friends W.. receive soldiers vel
come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

TIE Rockford DAILY Ners, at Rockford Illinois, is
"a begun as a daily pepper, by David G.. Croly, re-
',y Of New.York city. 1t processes to De an indie:
>aesa., neutral newspaper.
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ FRONT STREET.
AT 81 o'clock on Saturday morning FIRE occurred
small wooden building at No. 33S Front street,
coupled BY Mount ~ King, spsr-makers, as an office.
damage estmsted ut So; no insurance.
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u. O. COMMISSIONERS CoURT-F,a Is.--Bssots Mr.
Gao ". MoRToN.

NITF"fD 'FIIIIl IN NHIFbUtIN.
George L. Fitzgerald, mate of the ship Srltsns go
eXsmatd charge Of actng cruel ard unusual
John Cole bosrd the vessel Tue Douy H.
Ing iusl d seut, the complaint ~As dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

CoSoLrsioS or TIE HUnE RAPE CAsE.-Justce
Quackenbush decided this morning, in the case Of
NoErl sgt. Hume, that the evidence was insufficient
to sustsn the charge, and discharged Mr. Hume from
arrest Mr.. Foster desires to ssy that ne Is not,
nOf hss ne been, though frequently requested, the
counsel Of NJ. Morrill,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

SEyEEE FML.-A German named Hymau, 10 years
Of age, who resides in Second avenue, between Forty
second an Forty third itreets, Friday night fell
through the well Of E new three-story buil1ipg 10
Ihuty-ffth street, near Eighth avenue breaking bis
leg two places and cutting his head severely. lie
was taken to the Nev-York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

AHEEsTs - TIE PoLIcE FOR THE YER-The
entire number Of arrests made by the Police Of this
city for the year ending Feb. J. Wa 62G67 Of which
l,Cjl were colored persons Tnere 81, lib for-
eiEners and II So natives. OF the foreigners 1903
Irish, LIS German, 2,2is English, 796 Scotch
3j French, l97 Italians, 2ij Csnsdians, and COZ
whose place Of nativity was unknown.
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.BROO.KL wv ITEMS.

TIE ACADEMY or MUsrc.-The Committee having
the matter in charge have consulted 10 the purchase
Of one Of two plots Of ground Joraemon street. in
the rear Of the City Hall, whereon to erect the
Academy Of Music. One pot is owned by Il. w.
Fisks ard Mrs. Deysucne, which extends from ths
Dotch Reformed Church 10 the Military Garden, sad
the other embraces the City Hotel aud Military Gar
den, extending through to Livingston street. 1t cos
ts'us some fourteen lots and the price asked Is $780,.
COO. The land aud building are owned by Mr. John
Schenck. II tee property adjoining is selected, Mr..
Schenok proposes TO street through from Jorse
mon TO Livingston Streets which will leave the site Of
the Academy on the opposite corner Should either
site be selected, it will greatly improve the neghbos-
hood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

s-rrcses e " wii,s y. AArr. w.s fouuf
fost-g * sc-f fae drs srs-t as
sgr-set e. asSs bees Il tbe ses -ots or more re
ossSsd f-sc,sb dressed IL bs;k cots sna hsf II he
rsctrts rir II sod sr~ctss silver case. uemoranenn
sosk sr1rs I1 - sooS ~rtf-u. "rHe
"prcp-fty Z Wa T. Ms-. Nc. iG Sro'ne s,ect. lsp'
Tue rsns trsrsfrrrc 70 Believes Hospital Dead House.
loot VI ~ uty + r Whsrv it-y oaa BE- sees sad
.sccvcgtG - - fgie-is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

S'f RAILROADS IN NEw-ORLE,Ss.-The bill pro-
ior the construction Of series Of City Railroads
view Orleans has passed into law, and the Con-
'1s TO advertise three months FOR proposals for
l'sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

Mrs Le5dernie' third rssdyg, postponed in cou.s-
quence Of the death OF her two -ons is 10 be given
tomorrow evening at Dedworth's Academy. Sslec-
tons will be given from Shakespeare, Hood, Long
fellow, Monk Lewis sni other famous authors.
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hearing before tbs jus ice At ucoa S,tartsy Jus
tee QuseksIbas appeared bsfOre the Rsoor Ter ont


ofperorsl Iospoct merely and refused to make -
turn 70 ire wit, for the reason tsst bis jltc los in
The case sa crequ with "a. Of the higl est Court
= the equity. TIE Recorder the force Of tie posi-
tin assumed by the Justice snd di:missed TIE writ
A. p. n al examination was had before Jgsticss
+ Nelly and Quacserblsh, Mr. John Z. Dsvlia spp'sr
,Ig Tor tie plsiLt c, sud Eiuund Bls5km,n for toe
1 es:ei dsrt Elizabeth s einmssn depossd:
an . years Of age; Was born in S1tz arlsrd; az
f.vet in this city the 3oh Of October, 1857; hsv.
tao bot ore child in my lifetime; thst WAS born on
I WUos lsnd on the ssth Of jane, 1858; John Anicr
so pow present Is tie father Of th st chilli Iwss
{ fned in tie Hospital on Wards Uisd; have no
| uesrs Of supporting my'efexcept by my own labr.
M B!susmsn cecl ned 20 c-oss-e1amine the witness
vhereupon tie Cout ordered that Mr.. Andsrs)a pay
to the Commissioners Of Emigration go lyuy-in
peIfes and e week for the support Of the chIi
long as It is chNgesble TO them and give bonds IN
$3.50 for the fulfIment % the orders Of the Court.
The def-ndart gave notice Of an appeal to the Gen
/, eral Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

BuEGLtRY.-Tvo young fellows, rarnsd Michael
CssEy and Clrs,ophed nsa1 taken before Justice
o1ct bush 20 ssasy charge q entering me stable Of
IN syIinE No E".s rhrtyniLih ThasstEy uiEH
and resnz h-reirou blankets properly, valued
Thy couirs from st4b- had D.
entered ~ pytrs the dOor ard arrested By M
eyrE With n. ErOperJ IN th-ir pDsss.on The pfsoEers
we've committed fJr ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

SToS TEA COMPANY have ON

TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
hand every variety Of TEAs r Groce snd Tea Dealers and
private families. souohons oooouy and Youus Hy'ou ro Dr.
10 4c Eunpowder Imperial from 15c % 6oo. All
qualities equally low. Also . boxes good YANILy tn, Tor
81 Cal and examine No. Us Chatham st. between Pearl
and Rooaeyelts.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

sALSE PEYrENsES.-In August last, Mr.. Frederick
o. s,hsfe Of No $50 Ia: Twelfth street, bNSsined vth
John Hiehsrs. for the stock fixtures and furniture OF ,he
soie Which he occupies agreeing paw t'm tor the
thin gs sud the ie.se lie Of 600 After payment
Gde M Sotae. discovered mos. Of the property be-
.orSci Mrs E, J. Brown, ~herer- he complains Of HI
dessrct FOR false PTssen,es The Justice held the accused
bai In . , Al spsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

JUVENILE FAScr DREs, BALL.-One Of the pleas
ATTEST festive a.sembsges OF TIE season. is the Anlus
Fancy Dress Ball. given by Madame @. d. Ferrsro, in
Fouroerth street The gathering on Wednesday eve
ming last, was unusually large, ard especially brilliant
on account Of the rigid enforcement Of tue rule, ex-
cluong all who were not in fancy dress. About SOO
children present Of almost all sizes ard ages and
all were stired in fanofu or fantastic costumes. They
had the dancing floor al to themselves till II pcOck
when the old folks had permission accorded to them TO
dance; but few, however, svsed themselves Of the
priyige.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

Pts OyER AND KILLED.-Coroner OKesfe held
qusst on SUNDAY 4; No II Caroline upon the body
u kdSAt F2ot ls.iye q eane g. years u az,
accidentally killed BY being y r1rk waea b. hsi
urssr rs obas- TIE lot Of wes; Tenth see The Jsry
rsIdertc regGict Of " Accidental dean"
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fAiyeTtisementl
BRADII GALLERIES.


ANsRoTYPgs ADD pAcUERsgorrPgS
Nos j $50 sui 6fS Bros1SAy NsHforb and No SS Penn
sylysnaey., Wsihin ston, u. q.
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FATAL FALL.-Coroner Schirner he'd inquest
sunday opor tie body Of John Gspis lsborsr Who
te on esioIdsy evening ~ fsns roE he ROOT u Lord
Tayor' re" building IN Broadway Ne. 70 ne Pacihe Bank
No lcs Mulberry street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

BAsrARDY-The Commissioners OF Emigration re-
Gently laid complaint before Justice Qusckenbush,
charging John Anderson, residing al the corner of Msd
ison avenue ard Thirty shth street. with being the
putative father Of the child Of Elizabeth Steinmsnn,
formerly Of Switzerland, but now residing 81 No. ~
East =. urteeuth street Mr.. Anderson was arrested
on Tuesday lest, but released upon his parole. Inc
next CAV he obtained & writ Of eeriorsr removing the
Gaze before Recorder Barnard, st Chambers, on Sat
p,5s, a. ucou. alleging taa, re eoad 10. Obtain far
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CIT Y ITEMS.

TIE ves,hsr % Saturday sd the msrriry II Sunday
Sss foggy and rainy Ye.tsrisy evening there vss
violent gale fon the ror,hvsst but the ts nperaurs
wss exceedingly mild and SPrrg-Iike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

COMMITTED FoR AEsoS.-Ir. Baker, the Fire
yarhs ccucuted bic examination Saturday IN he Of
coored boy Thomss suIh charged with firing the barn Of
Bernard Ri keed Seventh svenn-l recently Having dis
covered evidence si5snt ais comm al tor tus
} sice Connolly seGt hir % ths Tombs.
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A. ". FABER's Lead Pencils, scld at retail by
al stAaouers. A. wholesale oniy By
EsEkHARD FABES col. agent, No. rs WhA..s-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

BOpI REcovERFD An inquest VS. heid At Pier
NJ, - l. 3. S Cssssst vsas-, ~ toe ssy u wtsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

FATAI RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS rein. who
E,eL r attempting 20 get upon car Oh TIE hoE River
Railroad bile he rtoN ated s-d isd OF
hs sIke, terribly crushed sled yrsTtsy in the hewYok
HOSPITAL Of bis irtureS he yesEso aud native
Of ieiard AZ time Of the Fem no way
ioLkeTE he Ec.drd North OfAnEe, n. }. ssEe he
las eft widow ard thru rhidyeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

CHANGES IN TIE CONTROLLERS 0FFrcg.-Con-
tioller Haas nsde the following changes in the per-
sonnet Of his Office last week: Henry z. Bostwick,
general bookkeeper, salary 81 800, vice George Pea
ham, resgnod; Stephen C.. Lyne', it,, booLkeeper 10
County Bureau, salary 81, 75O-pew appointment;
John j. Sllcocks collector Of Arrears Of personal tax
vice Henry Is. Venn, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

COMMITTED on THE CHARGE OF BrKGLARr.-fhe
boys Andrew fstss and John Crsx.on arrested for boff
Fndsy before Jao- Cosawen ss,osdsy,
ana committed N ta 20 avail trial I've eessss sss asaass
Henry Baker soe George sIos.rd s onAsss
we're committed await the action OF The Ossal Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

New QUARiNTISE COMMONWEALTH Governor
Horatio Seymour vert TO the Mayors Office on Sat-
urdsy molriIg and wa sworn in as Quarantine Com.
missioner, to fill vacancy.