New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

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SUNDAY PoLIcE.-Tbe office of the City Hall Po-
lice is TO be open on Sundays hereafter.
The TyRys AND ADJoURsNESTS OF THE Cot URrs.-
The United States Circuit Court will no. be in session
till Tuesday Februsrys.
The United States District Court has adjourned 10
Tuesday, Feb. |, when the new term will commence
The Supreme Court, Circuit both parts, have ad-
iourned for the term. The February term will COM
mence Monday, Feb.7
Tire Supreme Court, Special Term Judge Roosevelt
has aoiourr "a to Tuesdsy next, when he Court viii be
in session two days. to dispose of the day calendar aud
such shert causes on the general calendar IN when
parties are ready.
The Superior Court ard Court of Common Pleas
t.l terms have alec adjourned for the term, the Feb
rusry tsrm commencing Monday, Feb.7.
ALLEGED DIsoRDRRLY HoUsE.--0n Thursday night
William Butler was arrested for keeping dserieriy
house at No 2ls Ninth avenue, cnner OF fwen'y-httn
street The house been the resort of thieves OF all
classes, tippler gamblers, and other dsorderly and
dangerous persons, and they congregse st the above
place at all hours Of he day and night to carouse and
gamble for money. Butler wa committed by Justice
Quscs erbush in defsolt of $500 bsil The Farrant
was issued in September last, but the accused has
since that time managed to evsde the police.
| THIEyrs IN A TENEMEYT Houston Thursday
night the apartments of John Campbell, in the tene-
mert house No. 23 Ez zabeth street, were entered by
thieves who forced open the door and stole from under
the bed trunk containing $f3. and other articles
with which they escaped The hall door Of the prem.
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tunities for thieves enter and commit depredatons
The door Of Mr.. Csmpbells room in all probability
WAS opened tn false keys The whereabouts Of the
| thieves and the stolen money sre unknown to the
police.
| CHARGE or FoRGERY.-Edward BTighteastein
Young m,n, was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Rsynor Of the Fourth Precinct, charged with forging
the name Of H. Lyons of No. li0 Water st. to an or
der on Mesrs Well, & Provost for csse Of sardnes,
valued at $l1. The accused, as is alleged after
writing the order sent it by porter, who returned
with the sardnes aad delivered them to Brghtensein,
who subsequently sold them for 81. Justice Connolly
| committed the accused for trial.
The LATE ELN-sIREEr MURDER-DEAIH OF MR..
DEcKER.--At g. O'Clock on Friday morning Wilhelm
Decker, the German who was shot in his own house,
No. 81 Elm street, week ago last Saturday night ION
| the occasion Of the murder OF Richard Owens, by
revolver in the hands Of Jack Glass, formerly Con-
stable OF the Sixth Ward, died in the New-lork Hos
pta Of bis wounds The murderer and several alleged
contderates are now confined in the GoGlbs, awaiting
! tris for their crime.
RIAL EsrA1r.-The following sales were made yes
teriay al the Merchants Exchange, by A Bleecker,
! Son & Co.:
On sh.av r. cor iost,, BOT. Is
On I0.t+. I.ajr above II rss lots 2jxlco e.sh.. f5
On slstst 5 side, rs a. Z. 18th ay. lots 1S!lgs.. ~
On 7sbs s. side so a. T. 10Th sv lot 26rl02 ie22
on eth ay., 5. W. lshst lo, 25Nso.;;...'.' 90
On lehaV side p z s. eeth k o; 20 S92
On gA (s6js sboye lot, 25sloo......''.'..'. 30
on on A. a. so c.t Ss sh.D o gore t eac6 40
meeting was held in Lebanon Hall on Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of estabishng an A'soelaeon
hbrsry woui1 be established, reading room, hsI
/ for lectures. debates and conversation, which mgat
be open every evening IL the weeK, and the GospeI
preached on the sabbath free 20 al. Mr.. S ID. Vas
! BEuREs was appointed Chairman and M J. BRowS
/ Secretary. lecture was delivered by Mr. j. RUSH
ros on the dangers Of the immoral places Of resort
ard TIE good which would result from the tabhs1ng
OF an Institution ike that for which the meeting WAS
called. The objects Of the meeting having been dis,
cussed, sigper5 were obtained, and motion carried
that cseh person present pledge himself u get az many
As pcrslU!e 10 De preeeLt heAt w eoncousy evening"
| The UPHAg ABiyDOsxESr C.sE.-The exsmina-
tion Of witnesses in this concluded yesterday
before Justice Welsh. Several more witnesses for the
| defence were examined.
James D. Hawss Of the Fifteenth Ward, this city,
kLew hr Uptan. Gould .sI Ara Upham by sight,
sincs NAY they lived II BrosdEsy the Of
Iveth street. place he called Ito the house during
the G Mr. JsbeZ 20 Wines the eonver'
ssor between a. his wife Be heard he convention
The testimony - 10 the conversation wss objected
TO by the opposing counsel, and the witness was dis
niseed. Mr.. Fried, another wItness who heard the
| sane conversation, was also dismissed.
Lyman l.. Sqnires, real estate broker residing IN
New Haven, sworr-He bat sEstiy 9usir;ed
WITH Mr. Upham; BE- had called upon ArL Upnsn II New
haven soou. year 81 the OF NJ Soyes "oo
wanted sase Nm Uphs Of Der house IN Grand
se-t hT Cpbsn desd the esse for the reason
iAs; as Nigh: need tie property G the u hes-I and en-
dTeb he property referred worth about -SVp or
f4ee he undentood be owned party By the chidren
cor 3ers-r in zhch Mr. seemed interest
hd WHICH MA pam 70 sign; be nad ta- nYfe
sne signed he would The power soe n.1
The property be tanks Ar Noyes tod hm thst pn
the ciei party interested abe said Ar UpnAr 80 ho'
hyine New Haven 81 hat time and that par OF ne
Uptsa kse teen diszreea5le 20 her IT.
Mr. Davdson then summed up for tie defense: he
said ID. evidence showed Nm uph.n 20 hsse
rror-ry ard income insure her Asainss ever o~-s
the pGbbe TIE ainszt ws eyernty ss,eaP
rs 20 ,sn yp0ri i4sssnA Stss: ivnI vita an