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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

KIDsAPPIsG OF A CHiLD-AS EXCITING Scene
correspondent at Dover N. H., gives The following
account Of the kidnapping Of young child from her
mother in that city on Saturday evening last:
"Qute trsficsl occurred Saturday evening Ax
Some years since ID. g. fsuss then Of this city
York married Miss Hunress and after few years Of coupn.
pew quite formidable result last they
voiced lady taking her child and has resided with Der mother
here since the husband being permitted 20 yt her
p. in the company Of appointed by the Court Her
husband has feqeniy sworn BY oil that possbe tha, BE-
would steal the child. and the family have guarded tbs
precious with great and anxiety Abou. g O'Clock
night the undressing the child
put her to bed IN rushed the husband vbo supposed far
awsy at disguised and seized the chd Of hs
denly husband CT pistol which intended iotim-
date the aresdy eDzed females which suecesa and In
confusion be made bis fred another charge The
yard and spsns into csrses awaiting him. ard made on With
the swtes speed pbe The street the Of quite
excitement The heart STRICKEN mother 10 enzed with her
os Whatever the eircumstsnces-whoever wrong 10 tha
Of dvorcunless the child cruelty treated, which
the case, NOTHING the diabolcAl oct.
Deputy Mahs Smith ard ssssnts dispatched on hs
in one direction, end Mayor eenns,t and police force In
smother The only trace Known IL that friend Dennis
stated and child crying yehemerty For the Informs
ton Of the public and the police will give you brief de-
,crptson Of husband. He 10 TALL square Bull. man. about
so years Of light complexion, large heal Light hair ana
sandy wskes the edge Of h face completely round 6oops
little dresses finely and quite gentleman In sppeaance.
We hope, be well Known in this vicinity Fsrfr inc
writing master that he will be arrested 1t once"
reward Of siOG has been offered for the arrest OK
Fauar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
TEN GOVERNORS.


The Board Of Ten Governors met at the Rounds
yesterday afternoon ali the members but the President
(Mr. Dugro) being present. Mr.. TOWNSEND was called
to the chair.
The acquisitions we're read, and the Board showed
disposition to of all demands articles deemed
necessary. The Work. House people were denied the
Of tobacco aud il declared that horsea
must be purchased for public works on the leland.
Even very small demands were made considerably
smaller.
Mr.. ii. b. HURT sent in communication, propos-
ing to supply Bellevue Hospital With wood gas at %
per 600 feet the works to cost the Department moth
ing. Referred to Committee on Bellevue Hospital.
A request was sent from some 6remep, asking per-
mission TO visit the institutions with some visitors
Tuesday next Granted, but no appropriation made.
Mr.. b. +. PIScKSEY offered q resolution directing
the Warden Of the Lunatic Asylum to furnish informa
ton regarding the murder of lunstic there on the
morning of the 5th inst. The Warden was highly CEN
sured for his negligence in not reporting. The rssolu-
ton adopted.
Mr. Is. +. PIscKSEY moved that the Committee "a
Island Hospital be directed to procure estimates for the
placing of gas pipes in that building and that they
award the contract to the lowest bidder, and report.
Adopted.
mi n 4 i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
Havana. This, with the exception Of che or two mad
machines. is all the vork they are dong.


machines, is all the vork they are dong
Mr.. +. Williams hiss .. his ysrd al Gfsenpcint .
nail boat, for the Sabdsich Islands She 's schooner
rugged one hundred tuns burden, very shsrp, and IS
intended to carry the mails ard passengers between
the Sandwich IslsDds. Sire will be ready about the
18Th Of November. Mr.. Willisms - also banding
schooner of about o5 turs, named the Tactics, Tor
Charles S,illmsn OF New-Orleans, intended for the
Brszos ard Santiago trade. She VIII be launched
abou. the 25th of November.
Mr. Samuel Sneeden is building a. he yard q.
Gresupoins ling, sharp ard shallow stern wheel boat
for the Msgjaeba River, New-Grsnsds. She is 10
feet long, IS feet wide and i've feet deep, and viii be
taken spart and sent down piscenea. She will be
ready abou. the lst of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The ship Josiah Quincy whose loss Is reported, was
nm IN. VOYAGE from Leghorn TO Boston. She had on
board very valuable collection Of works o. AT. DE-
~ e.;n.irgs bronzes, books, photographs, tss
,sEef, sncer. arms and srnor and stsuay that SEEK
!, S.r cot mary thou.srds Of dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The cholera has broken out at Frederick1Sa., ~
Sleswick this its first appearance north Of Inc n'''
Elder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

Sales of real estate at auction Tuesday, Oct. III
by Adrian ii. Muller
EoGss and lot No l53 West 18th Ct, 22xlo33.
House and lot No. 81 Thomss st. 25x .......... se
House and let No. 50 LudlowSt 2sxSI SV~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

TNFkNsks.
The expenditures under, and in pursuance of the
foregoing appropriations, for which warrsnts have
been drawn upon the County Treasurer, during the
nine months ending Sept. 80 1852 have been az fol-
lows:
For STATE purposes rfz
Connon Schools Tor stae. &3SR, 40 81
State 5000 90 10 O06 20
For County purposes.
Total az per 4s1i77 IS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The Foo-A dense fog overhung the city during
the whole Of yesterday, and at times was 50 heavy
that person could hardly be recognized across the
street. The ferry bo,ts experienced some difficulty IN
navigating the river although not 10 much 20 as might
have been the case the heavy vapor did not rise
above the marts Of the vesels, which were plainly
visible 10 the pilots, and, 10 measure served as
guides. The fog bells either side were kept tolng
almost cc1tinu,y, to Assist the pilots in fading the
slips TIE bosts Of the Bridge street ferry
withdrawn iurins the day, but the other ferries ran
regularly, but the trips we've longer taan usUal.
On the Wilhamsbu,gh ferries, the dense fog se-
rously retarded he progress Of the boats on the D-
vision avenue and Houston-ytreet Ferries, AID after 81
O'Clock yestercsy morning no boats were run TO Peck
sip, and the South Tenth street and Jsmes-sp bosts
did no, a.emP, to run at all. Ga the occasion OF the
last fog two OF the Peck clip boats were seriously
damaged. Yesterday il was not deemed Advisable by
the ocer Of the Company TO their boats TO Peck
slip, ano they accordingly run them across to Grsod
street only. Fog bells rung constantly durog tie
dsy snd night and it was only by soaRd that to. Pi-
los were enabled TO steer a, al, Mos, of the citzeps
Of Wilhamsbmgh who had business 10 New-York,
either crossed the Grandstree Ferry took the cars
TO the Fulton Ferry and crossed there. In conse-
qutnce OF this, the cars iooouvenestly crowded
all .fe day.
About o'clock 10 the morning, difficulty occurred
al the slip at the foot OF South-seven.h street. in which
some blows were struck, but serious ds mage was
done. The origin wss as follows: The boats on the
Grand street Division Ferry were run regu.
lsrly. while but one boat wss run on the Peck-slip
Ferry and that landed passengers At tue foot of Grand
street., New York. Passengers entering the Peck-sip
gate paid one cent; those entering tee Nvsoo avenas
cote paid thres celts. II hsppened that there vs'
crowd of some 2,eOO persons waiting the srrivs Of .
p.ck ..,ip boat. when DiYpon-sYes best esne b
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1855

p-r.oe,i toth al tsv- b-,a pto.ei s.'o's
Surross:e, deFtse~ EAt~e nar.d tscf-in ~
or Of kin to the s',aior .itein aee - ~.
s;tsr appeal Scprere Cc1rt om fne oresfh 'n
er.b.r ssm us sah w7 r-cori probate OF
rtfpsifg Z the sane. q Rev. Ss, Sc q, 2 o.
Ey 90 So vnluDe 4 Is tecar-d hs n4
vii" used in tbs; ehsPer, shall solute Al codie - WIZ
as wills
We th therefore uuder these provisions ts.-. spp-isa
had rsh tppss this Court from taaf IN
ett the Surrogate admitting c prossis the coci q Aug
- iei9.
the tine Of making this ccs- n het1e ws'
n. t..isor lac t-.aeLiy ospacy te MAKE toe ,,r ,n
M ,hc purr Of scesniTr at son Of fact they direct
srea issue 10 b. n.5e ny that qrestio 40 at
be tried tie Circut Court n ~ nell
ar City County OF New IT, ifsnne X o
tie sorrosse admitting said eodo .. Ars - 1872 % roe'se
8 r-versed. -, m -, -. 49,.
7Ird The appeals Nr Delheb s5d Mrs Parish Ton th,
surrosae jed zrnet efE 70 A. nit % Prbste We
secouc co5c sr-cu,cc sp,e ber 5 1883 sod s td coai
c JlIe II 5 grocery 5nn. eiore TINS Coui he
o-r. rt-es, Of the Surrc iec these ooi'cA
We entirely ccrcu the cu.ions TO whicd s hss
lived in ref-repee them and deem Therefore sound
tpc uu.1,weTsbe His 1dnert reflTrst admit tese ci-
c TO Prossr Tao oi 81 the psitie. on 'hs
.pp.a win ss counsel er 10 BE- ~ Que Oh
the Justices Of this Ccu nsy Be PAD oGI o. The m Il 'as
f.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Land the Book Or Biblical Ilusations drawn from
the Holy Lane. BY w. NJ Thomson, ID d. 3Vol' i<uio
Harper Brother.
lie Cebrs d.s Fes Or Recrsve Reaings for in
French BY GeoTses Ger,rs, A. M. l2mo. pp 35l d.
appleton 4 Co. -
Willie Wink.s rursery Sopgs OF Scotland Edited By MrS
S,lsbre i2po pp. o. Trknor Fields
sophi Breus; Or, The Sword Of Truth lsuo pp lso
HenIy 5oyt
7ns Young HopPche. By the hate Sarah Maria Fry l2no
rp So The Same. -
wsvey Novels. (ADne Of Gei,rstein) limo. 2vos Tick
ncr Fields. - ,
Lsatur. and Addresses on Literary and Social Topcs BY the
late Rev. fredeuos W. Robert.on. l2mo pP. SlS. Tie
Ssme. - ..
Bea,. Whispers By william At.on. l,mo PIP. S6a H.
CowpsTthweit. 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
SUPREME COURT OF PENNsYLvANIA-PmL,D ,DELPHiA


Ia
State Mutual insuTsnce Con agt Roberts 20 use
Error 10 the Dlsrict Court ot ALI ghaDy CouutY.-
This wa. an action policy Of made hy the plain
ov p.r In " house. The coatrsot ma'e Sh him.
and the policy hs With the consent oi
tie iu.urer he then assigned the polly to Bako uSe, 70
whom LAD given Hortxsse upon the property laur ana
also other The mort assigned the pocy 20
Scott the plaintiff aso with the assent of the d-end
aLt. ard Roberts. the party assured effected aaofef
Insurance upon bui aing with different Company
ard gave Notice thereof the dsfeudsBt bad In
d.rd uIop policy isled by them The ql-stlsn was
vbbpr tie ecnnd iurratce having been made By Roberts
the defendants, ar the ss,isnneHt u tue
II !, not sencd tJst in hands OF Robel's TIE original
assured the poy you'd be utterly worthless but nsea
st IL the hsLds Of Scott, who hcds under an ssssen'
with the cor seut Of the defeId.ns Is sllH s'thto'o.
il not au-gotis IL
consequently, the assignee take"
h, u all ch existed between the original patie,
AT b. tine tEe a,sgnm.ut He takes IT, bdrd-ned
m no equities than those which existed at the time OF
h. thereof But It does not follow from
d.prives o prot op ct the sulpu Of saer
Ttete not equities They are legal s- "nch
are rut off ty no transfer of the instrument Tao
a.zf EFT change the contract IL simply converts
one of the parties third Nov, By hs
e1pre of this policy tne defendant o become
liable In OF .os OILY upon condition thst lie her
~ho he ght askL should effect
rccnd without gsing notice to them, having
ipdorsed policy. Otherwise actnnwledgcd Ia
rrt CONCLUSION, beld that the d-fencs
We o liable either ROBBERS his esnse this policy
The conditions pom which their Obligation 20 rested
h.ypg fully fulfilled BY tie assured. The ucs nen.
therefore, reversed and 8 reni-e DE- awarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
TROUBLES OF A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAssEsS-JAs' L-beois 'aats
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COCRT-CHAhBHRS-JAS I-beiofe J3ase
SUTHERLAND.
In ;be matter the petition Of Mary Elizabeth Sncsr
This Gaze has been eftrred to before. Mary Ella
beth Sinclair petlnee the Court for writ Of habess
corpus TO command her fatherin-lsw, John Sncair,
TO restore her husband to her. The parties were msr-
ried on the lSth OF December last To-day the coun-
sci for tue paites appeared in Court stated that the
case bad been settled, and asked le,ve 70 withdraw
tle wit, which was granted. 1t appears that tie
young Bridegroom is not yet out Of his .eens, while
tie blushng briie is thirty years of age, AID the
mother Of tso interesting children. II s undentOod
that they are no. living together free from parenta
or ether res'raint.
A NASKEE sCHOOLHAsTER on HIS TRirEIS-HR
KyLIsTs IN IHE L. :. AREY.
Augustus +. Adams, said TO be school teacher
from State Of Connecticut. boaIE; Up v Of
corp from the military dpot q, Governor saai his
oocnse Ga hs 6isohsrkr froul Enlistment soldier.
time oi .ae Christmas ho sJs this ey. Here D. fe IL with
fast toy' who heFeS u spend n MONEY sr shch h-
found hu,e enlisted in tie regular SmJ. Toe saoo te.eaer
asis.s3Cs- The recsu;, reles.ed
DECISIONS.
A. Dojd, Receiver, agt. A. Nicholas. - Ofdsr
grsuted-
MlcA,e Rupp AT Ss,A.ni- Bl.nehard-Ao;iOu granted
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-FRIDaV, Jan. T.
Before Judge RUSSELL.

Cla-ss Bergen, indicted TO. burglary 10 the frt
p.adrd guilty the third degree Of that crime, sad
Wa ,ert.rcsd 70 tie State Prison for two years.
Dcrs Bow en- convicted of robbery in the frs. degree
On Hov IS in couyany with two o,sers not arrested be
assaulted ard robbed Ei-hman named Green Ton Pougn
k.rrie Of Sentenced 10 ten aad six months ia TIE
state Prison
smith siss Pen Chase charged with forgery In
The .erord deee. attempted pass 80 bills the NJ Al
uf.cr-. B-1s Of Rochester quantity Of counterfeit. b.s
b mat. rial. for their manufacture found the pre-
ss ,hc occup ed Verdict Of snty Senten 20 i've
Ard three uupins l. the Stsie Prison
Wm McNsn1s IN when -he lived charged with me
same offer pleaded guilty forgery in the fourth degree. and
was ,rnteuced to year, IN the State Pdson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
MARRIED..
CORNELL-(A ARDN

CoRNELL-C ARDNER-On Tnursdsy Jan. BY the Rev. s.
Tyg ID. samuel NJ Cornell aud Jane Louisa, daughter
Of the late Lsban Gardner Of Troy
HEDGEs-wILLIAMs-ln Copste, n. T., on Saturday Jan
l. by ile Rev. shelter Mr.. Nathaniel Hedges OF MLsa
n { 10 Miss Kate T. W lliams Of the former plice.
MEEUENHALI-MIX-AtF Foit Leavsh~ort Kansas Lieut..
John Sepsenhsl, u. 8 Amy. To ns Sophia T. Mix
WHITE-sCBERF-Op Thursday Jan g. By the Rev. DR..
yeye Michael Whit. to Miss Caths,ine Scher both Of
tLs city.
WALTERs-DOREMUS-O Sunday Jan. q BY II Rev Mr..
FraIcis Of the Norfolk Methodist Church. Mr Samuel
C. Walters to Ms. mary Emma Doemus, al ofthis city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRiiL TIga-Jsn. 7-Before Jadse
sLossOS
THE STREET COMMISSIONER RIO rS-VER-
DICT AGAINST FERNANDO WOOD.

Lemuel Slater ag- Fernando Wood.
This morning the Court room was crowded with
ats anxious TO Learn the result Of tie oehbefa-
tions the jury 10 this Shortly after lOi o'clock
the jary came into Court and rendered verdict for
the plant G Assessing his damages at $3.50. The jury
were out t-entyone hour. IL is understood that on
II first ballot of the jurors were 10 favor Of giving
the plaintiff fcm 50 O0O 10 5000 aod th.t the remar-
ilg two oppoei verdict in bis favor for any amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The NATIONAL GUASD.-This Company. which,
under the csptsircy of Mr.. Horace +. sp'ague, was
considered one of the best thrilled the Sste, about
being reorpapized. Sons time sroe, Al effort v.s
made to organize battalion Of Nstions! Gusrd, and
Mr. Sersgue was el;cted Major. The project failed.
and now the old company have recho,en their old
commander, and vii soon appear with full ranks Is
formerly. formal election for officers has not yet
been held, but will be necessary preliminary
arrangements can be perfected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
SUPREME CoURT-GKSrEAL TsRx-y.u. !


l. the Of the will Of Herry Parrish tecea~d
By the Court, DAVIES, PresidIug Justice As 10 the
vsciiy will s-aTns Gate sep. - sit 10 srroas
gu..on sde At the the t-tsof Of Ound and ais
po-,us mind tie S eI-cued 10 Eorni.y vito Al TIE
"a ard # i provsoEs challenged -
violating sry rripcipl- Of sv.
". think that r,vostion in is er BY opersaon
b. been None, in fs- hss been alleged Ara
60 uo. .ee k5 II had c.pso-
i.y sr.r lsIk Of JGy, IN the pea 1898,
valid sisosi In of ais property !, with r-ssn Be
capacity revoke esA dsPo.itioa pre-
yoaf We provisions Of the Resset s es
rr.v. a. wills and tee anen,s - NV
Stat o. 4sl furpshrg conclusive answer 10 ths AZ
aa, upon tks; The viii Of NJ Psrish revoked
b. in - icsfsor.
Seond; In relation TO the sPp~. OF Ma Ann Parish snd
Ma sherman from that portion Of tn- decree adSn-rs o
admitting probate the cocc OF Aasast o.
ga ara rrpobhshed D-cenbrr H. lsfs q OBJ
have interest Ii the question presenI<t On
tss, spe-A have, therefore. rsht 70 make IT,
IN ~ the that the viii esab.h-d they wI take nrhins
hy iii. codic s1d took nothing By h sns vbetser the
ci.cs Of tse sGroese reference 20 I, arns1 or fred
their Interests ursr-ctsd .
Bot they parties the proceedings eefoe the
They have cited APPEAR frs ban. sad have D go
spd decision wil shoad not be snssioe1
tie, would dires prPsy Psssas aasrf
this codicil Il. .... III
The pro ysoss of the Revssd Sssiuss On u. Hbeos s
sfp<d ksg =. s--ssSA.s sS - AK ~ - = "<t''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

tie other clip aai those in waiting desired to take
passage in her to Grand street, which Wa tho
slip to which the Peck.slip bo'ts were running. A
gate which separated the two bridges was quickly de-
molished and the immense crowd took possession OF
the boat and crossed to Grand street. Officers were
promptly the spot but no disturbance taking place
no arrests were made. The Peck slip boats then Is
pended their trips
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
United STATES CIRCUIT coURT-JN. Before Jids
IxGERsoLL.

Acgutta of,ae Prisoners
Tie def, rdsrts having been acquitted of the capital
riars sgsus. them for oeius sncsgsi in TIRE 'Ave,cs
Nsurcio Bap- snd iar boon pat on tTe yeStrisy
the 1919 .diug sIc s6 nz toe capture OF
reuoes for tie purpose of making item ayc tn. morning
TIE iury rendered verdict Of not gully THIS re Jyy
% 40 a,r the crcua sarcss under which "a.
rsorsr, provides that the nic'.d
, h. cit zer. resident. Of the United States st the time
TIE mted, and there was no poot to sac"
tat tns were suca-
L. regard 10 the other iudctners ss,iu the deseudsn
ne p,oesr entered By the Dstc. AtsorGsy aud the
trisorers dis ischsrgei from custody.
MI Z. }. JoacLmssop counsel FOR the eeisn5sn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

ARREST or 4 YoUyG BURGLAV.-Sergt McClsne,
Of b. Eighth Preci arrested youth ramsd Thomas Qirk
Baxter NwYok Tbursfay on the chafse ct iorc
bly e t4r,s Mr. Bachelor aud Mr Edward Car
renter street 60 ~nus on the nsnt OF the n
tn another boy, pamsd James
aasher who has been State Prison Tor burglary
were frightened from Mr. batoheo house by the firing OF
i.to Quirk Informed he Sergeant ~eie OF the goods
on were secIeed lie is held until further inquiry can be
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Advertisement.
GREAT REDUCTION.

We arc closing out oil fsyorite styles Of WINTER
c. oTpTsG for M and boy ami large aud elegant stock OF
Rob,, shrts Gloves Shsws &C. reduction of from hi.
'''A d. DrvLS Co Nos 25s, 25s and 30 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
CITY ITEMS

PHILHARMONIC SoclEIY-The second Concert Of
the sevebieepth will be gwen tonight at Niblos
Garden. A symphopy In BY Beethoven with over
turss by Schubert and Weber are the orchestral
pieces. Madame Graever-JohrsoD, the accomplished
pianist, and Mr. Wollenhaupt (Sioin), together with
The Arion and Teutonc choral societies will assst on
the occasion. Conc ouetor, Carl Bergmsnn The final
rehearsal takes place at 10 O'Clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
SUPREME COURT-C,pcuIr-J,y. before Judge
Robert II. Col at. PHILIP II Groc;

K0ber n COL
Action brught by pl.iu,f - tlast ceieudsnt Tor
converting 50 shares Second AveEre Railroad stock aud 20
People. Fire stock, NJ the vsne OF
$40. L sniff oo:.Bed from deene 1T loan o. st"o
uton III stocks When the fell das, Pairtif endersd
49,, amount VI tie lean vita Interest. when defendant set up
th.t uej the asn sent Il w T. WetSr oi as
hm Of We;Eore Roberts, gao had snoe s the cry aud
he wa. L. r sr IN rhe point f1r the Jury
va. whether De udn syspt cs pnci7sl verdict or
psntiH sss9 - s. sauIsy for plaintiff L. s. Chaiheld for
dstep-anL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

wilhsm f. Warren, rome time since principal Audi.
tor Of the New-York aud Erie Railroad Company, has
been appointed Deputy Controller of the city BY Mr.
Hsws. Those who krow him best say that Mr..
Warren is the very an for the plscs, and feel sure
that he viii bring order Of the chso, OF the
Finance Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

ADVERTISED LErIEKs.--Under the Post-Offce law
requiring the list of unclaimed letters to be advertised
In the newspaper having the largest city circu,tion
Mr.. Fowler has taAen the work from The Herald and
given it to 7'Ae Sun; fact which woald seem TO
prove the steady decline Of the paper first named.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

HAIL THIRvEs.-A hoy psmed Philip Fsgan was
arred sterdey houses where be had spelled
Tor cold yictusIs commit tofts while
.rrlxins fpr charity lie wa committed for hearing
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

PIrHoUTH CHURcH.-An election for Trustees OF
Plymouth Church, to FL vacancies, held on Thursday
evening resulted in the choice Of the following gentle
men: Z. 7. II. Gibson, Henry Collins, Reuben w.
Ropes and Henry C. CowaD. The subject Of tse Dew
church was discussed and the Indications that the
building WI soon be commenced.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

hand every variety of TEAS for Gocsn and Dealers ana
p ate families souchons Ooolons srd Young rom 2
10 4Oc Guupowder and lnIer. from 25c to Coz AL other
az ai,ies equally low Also b boxes good FAMILY TEA fo
81 Cal and examine at No las Chatham between Pearl
and Rooseve Sta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

THE VERY LAsT.-Thls is the very last oppor-
turi;y the ZAvIsrowsK TRoUPE aud the WRxs
CHUDELS BaRNUMs MUSEUM. This AFTERNOON And
Ev,NiNG they bic farewell in OF their choicest esrm'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Advertisement.
90 He DIED OF OUACKS, "

Misht mark grave bot how victims OF the Con-
su ption might been saved by early reliance No.
NJ GARDSEss INDIAN BALsAN OF LIvEs~oRr, sod By al
the Druggists In the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
TAIN A petition has

EAsTERS DISTRICT Fountain "A petition has
bs npmerousy fr toe erection public fountain
m. triangular piece ground ormed BY the intersection OF
South Sixth South Seventh and Fourth streets Eastern '
r., mo-. occuned by some " frame bull iing.. The
petition sill presented the Common Council Tor 'hiF
aeffou
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
TAuYrftwHttI.I
Ir,KY Roors REPAIRED in the most effect'
Advertfement
THAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have or

manner and the thortes notice with JOSEPH DrTs Cos
CENENT ROOFING. Office No 578 roadwaJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

LARcESY.-Sergeat Jacobs Of the Fifh Precinct,
Thur.dsv evening arrested named Cstharine hte
who ad made two fucoe,-u semp'to steal goods from store
IN Grand street She was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

THE CEyrRAL DfSPEysARr.-An election for Trus-
tees Of this Institution, which is located in Flatbush
avenue recently held, at which the following gen.
ternen were rejected: John Hsslot, John w Hunter,
WIN. b l. wis, X. j. Davies, james Van Dyke, I. l..
Mason, Wn. II Peek, l.. c. Andrus, John Ma;ksy,
A. B. Bsylis, Wm. Browne, ID. Branard, William A.
Walker Edward Harvey VIM. l.. Degaw, W. b.
Walters Edwin Il. SpoOner.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
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