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Family Bibles

4 large assortment of Panty Bibles. 81 al ds
-efipsioa< sud prices. fror 81 - Sc. illustrated
~ih 6us -nersvinxs p-nfed 9Th large tsp~ on good
pa,,sr tnd 81 -tsiss of bndne. from the
pis.t tn ornamental Also. Pulpit Rsbl~s. Ia
sasieu- a. -. ~ to~ prtess
~ esnplels sfh.-saes Catalogue ~ so<iks. ia
e~crs d-psristseps of btrf-tore. toutstniag n cru-
~ II iof gifs. ~fh uii distractions 10 Agent snd
rerson- orsng st-. ~tii BE .cat FREE a. say part
!, the Union. rer-cns ~i-hing Is lore lftf-fies.
rheald have Il to0k Of rcf-fes-e b~fsre mskir
oat their Hess seed feI II. ~ zoe will be
"a ~ III ehrarnss. and ssrielg - The hooks. BE-
si6cs hrtnr pleased ~tfh tae bef-iss - sae STEW
ricrs he eounify sremrtis shd szsisfsctosIy
fllea I'D goods sat ~ nail or r~xPscssts sny part
o. tte couatry Any hrok puhiishcd tH ihe tai 80
Statrs the retail pirc ~ which offe Dssisr up-
sGrd. sill - tfoap ;, sect ~ mali receipt ef
% "a -h-r's rficc. sith roeaee per cststoxuc.
Ibersi toH ri fsioas siisatd Il al pers,r- fof-1-
irx Clus. Prreffee srfi"e terht. f..r resp
ali the atsaaares = N gi ss:esn ~itsssf sr esi
10 sheuascises. thas fettnz 4srars ~ raed host
la vers short fose. besides -ties. the ~fns
81 wifh thr cosi is-i, b.s.. ell r fsf 4
esosxt q amply pss tn "a for tb~iT frosi,le-
Axsufs waited ia even town IN ths tnfots Fer.
sonf ~tshiug soch. sud al Taos tesfr-s ol
eafsfrguse. .in confer fsver 10 .raagrs lhsir ad
cress tu g q. EFAtS.
Gla Rsok store snd Pebiisasar Hcuse.
439 fhesslet street
Feb. 3. itSq~ ~7m fhti@drlrbfs, Pa
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nR. Gvo. y. PH.fIr-. Cincinnati. Ohlo:- Having
used several small Bottles OF -sGougb syGAg"
peF<of ais AID in my iauiy AID lawn IL e.
f-eis upon other-. la iu-fsnces of
cold- sni eoukb-. tao-i ehVerfagis recommend a.
: iRfaliible remedy la eli sgch Eases n this
syrup ~ere - general u-e. | essnfieHtiy believe
tarxc majority ~ thc colds faHis by coughs
that tcrmiDzte IN cof.unif ioi. sOgd be enee-
taali arrested. IN fact can ste 40 necessity for
any ~ho obtain fh. renicds. bring tbus etcd
Respectfully yours. J. ". CHAPMAN.
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. .. nEtL. G seab~ssrrs s.suLt
Rcrch-W O0d Nursery.

IL Ill. GOLDSMITH AZ CD-Prop,i.
esef.. al 1a~ OIL At4riarc creupds. ss-i 81 the
ettf tnsitsssfoi1~. Ind Ne hs<e h. nd f0r fAs
Sbrinr Il is19. Ffuit trees. small Fruits. liver.
er~ens. shade Trrss. fioscrtsc Shruhs. Recess. &c.
Orders rro1nffit stteuaed %.
Asafss. HILL. GOLDSMITH &tC.
reblsJ~ly Indian sPois. lad.
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Miscellaneous giits. not enumerated in the
above isi, varying la value from 2Jeent. 10 aa5 60
= 500 worth ~ the above gifts will t,o impsr-
tally d<ir bet ii among purchasers th eserv eiOca
worth OF boaAs sold. All books sold at publishers
lcwe-t ptces-
A II books that Evans doe, not publish himself are
bought dreet from the publishers aud in large onan-
u-te- Books 10 suit every taste e. he found on
his Catalogue. al prices which would be an Induce
m"ni even without the sin system, which offer. so
many additional advantages.
Nofks by tie most popular author.. llSiak and
dead, ia all s'y ies. from The nos costy TO tte
aud suDsiani la, at 4 stouisalpe low tri.,.
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Albums for the Ladies.
Bibles. Prayer Books & Hymn Books.

Album. 81 all sires aud ell STYLES 81 binding 10
suii an tastes rfosu.ciy illustrated si.h magnificent
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Tie has shc ahov~ IN all sylcs OF hndiag. from plain
cloth the apert calf sod iiquc to -uii all class,
~ purchasers He sells these c.eap any Other
hons~ In the eonuir,. br~idcs fhe sdt "a sc,an.
fnr... Of rlff afth racl. hnnA .nif
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Gmpsrtant Testimony.

From HonoFaele }. " Chapman. Jodss u the Fire
Judlei@l Distfict, ludians.
M.Duos Ind. Nov -. sess
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MOhE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN INK
RICHEST DIlDEll
EVER
Worn by Kirgs or Emperors.

4 Rcauiifal Heed 81 Hair.
\ liranl,iul Head 81 Hair.
4 B~suiiini hssa of Ifsir.
4 be-Gt4ral Head ~ 4 ar,
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Methodist HYMN Books El'i~cf pal PRAYER Books.
Btpfi.t n nan Books Catholic Prayer Books.
Lutheran iyma 'icoks. Prc,bl terrain Hsaa book.
of al s'xe. ard bound in al syies. rabe-a Tur
krs mcfoeeci Antque. Velvet, a.. -ith and without
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Aisa. AsB. WuKIss, Cl1.
frtI =. l-59-wss prs fee 81
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& VI I' t u L N -.
Curtain Dam&sk German aud English.
Carain Damssk. Satin Dslainrs,
Curtain Ds'na,k ~ all Calors.
Cariain Dana-k, Cotton aud Worsied.
Cursin Dema.k. Gimps. Tsssels, &c
Curtain Da,nask. To match.
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>tstesfn ~. iudrc..
Staiesm ". jndE~-.
Statesmen. ju' 60.
St.tc>men. JutCc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

ANCENT MINIS IS NEERAsKA.-An interesting dls-
coyery of ancient miGes has been maze IN Nebraska,
about seven miles from Wyoming. They are the mosi
extensive operations Of ancen, miners ever discovered
on the continent; For miles in extent the whole coun-
trv is literally torn up and thrown INTO the most fan
tastic and promscuous ridges, hilocks, cutters,
trenches shafts sc. There remains OF furnaces,
chimneys stone walls and earth houses, fragments et
ugs glass bottles and many other things too numer;
ons 10 mention. Rocks have been drilled and blasted
evidently with some explosive material, stone dressed
with the hammer, and every evidence of the opera;
tions having been carried on by civilized men. Old
California miners who have visited these mines say
that il would perhaps cost millions OF dollars TO do the
work that has been done there, and the appearance OF
the surface is similar To the placeIs OF Ca!iiornis
where the miners have been at work: What the min
eral was has not vet been fully sscertained but this Is
soon ,o he tested by parties skilled in metaurgy 1t
is generally thought The metal was gold or silver The
mines are so ancient that there are large OAK ,r9es
Growing upon them. When was this done and by
whom , -. r.. VI.
Telescope.
LOOK TO YorR officer Lockwood shot mad
dg on Saturday morning OF the corner oi IhId stehn' SHa
Twenty 6rs, street So tl o. Known 60 person vi" o"a'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
RUSSIA.

THE EMANCIPATION OF THE SERFS.
We translate from the Gazette dU Snat OF st.
Petersburg the following;
AIN consequence of desire expressed by the no.
,;,;,v TO ameliorate and to organize upon definite
ho.i. the condition of the sers the Emperor has ccH
,Inaed on the organization of Special Commissions
from among the mobiles to prepare plans, which are to
hc sent TO the Minister of the Interior.
"Tbe Emperor has decreed; First, That the pro-
,;ccisl commissions aforementioned be authorized,
on the completion of their plans TO send to St. Peters
burr two representatives to explain and to advocate
,bem: Second That Special Commission be created
for the preliminary examinations of these plans This
Commission has been constituted OF the Privy Coun-
eo,ors J.auskol and Count Panin, Gen. Mourayeh,
and Abide Camp Rostovtzof.
Most of the Provincial Committees have finished
,h;r plans of emancipation and they are now before
,he Central Committee. The Emperor has placed
,,oso :, the hands of Special Commission, composed
- soD,e If the most experienced propreareS IN the
,,.,o;ro "a he dicested into general plan which
-hou ss,isfv all the special needs Of each Province
ue has therefore, decreed:
"Tbe organization Of two Committees, to make
,tses, Of all the plans presented by the Provincial
Committees. and TO prepare plans for the regulation
:, ,be liberated Serfs, well as other regulations on
,his subject; Rostovtzof to have the direction oi
both.
"These Committees to be composedoi propnetors'
chosen. subject to the ratification OF the Emperor
cer, Of the Ministry Of the Interior OF Justice ol
,bo Domoip. and Of the Second Section OF the PIT
yate Chaucery of the Emperor, and Of Councillor oi
State. Joukofsky, and College Councillor Soiovieh'
members of the Central Committee on Emancipation
"The abors of these Committees OF digest 10 De
sent as fast as completed, to the Commission wheh Is
10 consider and comment upon them ana ioF""ru
,bem 20 the Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
AUSTRALIA.

The steamship Great Britain had arrived in London
with advices 10 the % of March from Melbourne
bringing 1900 ounces of gold. An extraordinary
n6t, of activity preyaed among the miners. Pros
necting parties without number were beng rewarded
by the discovery of most promising fields. Mining
Associations were on the increase.
Destructive fires had occurred al McloGuic ana
psllarat Al the Ballarat diggings general dullneSS
prevailed in trading circles In prices there was niue
alteration. In the -four market some sr had oecn
Caused bv the appearance OF considerable quaty o
American -four in barrels, which was selling AT iVl per
im higher than Victoria.
Adyices from Sydney to the Goth report the receipt
during the week ending 25th February at 19S onnceS
VI god into the sydney Branch of the Royal Mlnl'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
ENGLAND.

Tie Times Of the 9th May says:
The list of members returned to the new Par.
lament, already published IN our columns, shows a
total of 3j Liberals ard 257 Conservatives. Returns
have since been made raising the total to l9 Liberals
and 2b7 conservatives.
Tie Ojserrcr has the following:
"His Royal Hghness the Comnander-in-C G. hef, at
The request Of the Chief Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs has appointed the following officers 10 be Mill
iary Commissioners for Great Britain to the head.
quarters Of the armies at the seat Of For Austria
Col. Mi.dmay; for France, Col ClaremOnt for Sar-
dinia. Col. Caliagan."
On Sunday, May 9, very numerous aud well con
Quoted radical meeting held in the Park for the
purpose OF proposing address TO the Emperor Ma
pOcoD, synpathizng with the Emperor in the course
he had taken with respect to the war in Italy. The
proposition did not meet with the slightest approval.
Tie LORdOR Her0id says, we regret to announce the
death, on Thursday, May ), at AbercOm Pace, Lon
dom Ct Mr.: e. r. Leslie, II. A., the distinguished art
ist and author.
Tie United Seroice Go=ettc says:
"We have some for believing that the Sec
retary OF State for War meditates calling out the whole
of tie militia, and adding fifty bataions to the
line"
"The IOGih Regiment Royal Canadianl are under
orders 10 proceed to Corfu aud the left wing will leave
the camp at Aldershott Oh May TO-
The Daiiy NewS says:
"On Saturday May Z, orders were issued by the
Admiralty for twelve men-of-war and two gun boats
numbering about 700 guns to be brought forward with
all expedition, to reinforce the feet in the Channel
The Times says:
"The 18th Company Of Royal Engineers Is ordered
TO be raised TO its proper strength and is to proceed
from Chatham to Weymouth for the purpose OF being
employed in the completion of the Notifications which
which have recently been erected in the vicinity of
that town.
."Thc Mediterranean dependencies have received
respectively a large amount of every conceivable kind
of war material, which it is intended to still increase
The Laboratory Department, ,Woolwch, has undertaken
to turn out the enormous amount of ~ 600 slxyelgh
FOUNDER shot daily exclusive of the manifold offices of
ordinary occurrence which will likewise be aug
mentcd."
The following returns have since been made, raising
the tO.a! Of 323 Liberals and 273 Conservatives.
Tie Queens Proclamation for the augmentation of
the ROYAL Navy has been responded to with oacrlty at
Woolwich Two hundred day are admitted for ex-
animation
The correspondent of Tie London Times, in Rome,
says
1.-THE Prince Of Wales has left for Civta Vecchia.
During bis residence in Rome, he has visited every
thing worth seeing. Among those who have had the
honor Of being invited to the Royal table, was Motley
the American historian
The IOud0a Post says "The Prince OF W ales Is
expected to arrive in London early next week.
Tie Cont J0uYndl says: "1he Princess Frederick
"Willam Of Prussia will arrive in England on visit
" to the Queen about the 26th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
FRANCE.

Most Of the news from France relates to the War,
aud is given under that head. There are however,
one or two additional
FACTS OF INTEREST
The lIonitc,r has decree appointing Marshal
Valiant and Count Waewsk members of the
Piyy Council. Another decree makes the follow
ing fresh appointments; NJ. de Royer hitherto Minis
Ter of Justice TO be Senator and First Vice President
of the Senate NJ Delangle to be Minister of Justice
Gen. Random to be Minister of War the Duke of
Padone to be Minister of the Interiors Marshall Vail
liant to be Major General of the Army.
A decree published by the Moaaeir appoints NJ. de
Thouvenel Senator.
The Monifeur also announces that statue of Alex.
anier won Humboldt will be placed in the Museum OF
Versailles.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
LAW NIELLIGENC,E.
The ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE CUMBER-
LAND COAL COMPANY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALLEoHANY COUNTY,

LAND COAL COMPANY.
''' ''ii = MARYLAND-tNo. laas Equiyi
The Cumberland Coa and Iron Company ag Allen M Sher
man, William b Dean, and the Hoffman s'esn Coal Com
The opinion entertain in regard to the law by which
this case must b. determined, dispenses with lengthy
statement OF facts.
II appears tha, on the DIST of February, 1855, Allen
NJ Sherman, one Of the defendants, was elected Di
rector of the Cumberland Coal ard Iron Company, and
in the Board acting such, until the 18th May, 1879
That during that period he by said Company ap-
pointed n a Committee to report upon the proprety
Of sale of part Of ts real estate That on the 2d day
Of April 1856, deed was made by that Company,
conveying 10 him and one Dean, also, defendant,
2l5 acres of It's land. For that, and what is called
the Transportation Contract, they were to give
$4,000. That they, Sherman 81 Dean, on the 2stn
lay of August, 1873, conveyed this land to The HON
man Steam Coal Company, corporation organlzed
under the act Of 1852, ch. 81: such organization
having taken place since the execution of the deed o
the dav Of April 1856 from the complainant to them
Ths Dean acquired dis t!r under III nf''l''e'
The bill was flied on he 9Th Of Decembe ls sld pray. for
IN sESs,ips coal and fof decree deed
The question. be determined ar whether snermsn eoed
deed of the April lae and nov in dispute and whethe
tbsre exist. Of & 20 make a. ef tD ttr IL
The Hoffman steam Coal Company by ratheaton, se
ouieence PIehsse, BY that COMPANY win.. VIM h', &C.
tile Of Desr % the lauds IN controver,y.
ne. been established from The eares period % 6e re gsl
- diye.; hi. cest sue ofs title IN he properly .oa
A .rlsee. u may buy from ne ce'' qIe uhs p
yded distinct and clear contract see' ~ me- m =" %
ch aer Jealous and scTe ous eNsnnai9I o 81 'ls ~
hsr the trust Intended the tfssee saYnie
b and there j. 10 faud coGcesieEt no adVshs-e tneI
Iyte trs. q information scgsrd ~ him Il tie cEdseI q
/ trustee" = a.. r,,,.v,, :,
P y hen prrcsse j. made by rs'ee oi t', properly
or srv rsr, OF r. for hmse such trsuss'on ooAd uPa
with .rea.er odium and suspicion thsH heie dfeis
/ lie .lfr.,ee and his ce,4i qEe trItt . Al.
+ hss also been detsrmnrd that wtnolt shy eoh,s ~
.S m oIiu, beyoud the relation of tie psEtes sue coz
,r -. yad a. nj rdcted By the policy Of The law Ah4
1911 81. s1tbores scarcely warrant ta ssssEioe "
- St,n. .s.e set tsputstly established that sue
,ra.actn viii no; be allowed Q, prevail under any e.Sth
.c, drr fbe continuance Of ths hdueiaTy charatrf ~
nd IA the f and consent O Tue psi"hs
benes,aIv susitled the property who of eonIse m
90 ronseut and even tIrn it will b. Tegsrdef "h
.Iesi suspicion. 4, l..,;-. .i,.,,u..rcs. ptr.
- lind howeyer fair in ITSELF idaeis
A. b cpcu o the cestu que trust nor Is necessary sao~
,r...e Ia made any profit obtained any aay&ni ~
,s.. ,l.housh viii be supported against tas a1
Sg,.e, II found % be beaese to toe tsas! estate.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
PRUSSIA.
TIE FUNERAL OF HUMBOLDT.

BEKLIN, May IW ToJJ-J d' III
The solemn funeral procession of Alexander Won
IIumbOdt is now on its way to the Cathedral All
that represents science art and intelligence In Berlin
ioins in the procession. Three Cbamberlains IN gold
costume bearing the orders of the lustous deceased
precede the funeral car which is drawn by six horses
from the Royal stables. Upon the car is simple I'M
covered coffin Of oak adorned with flowers and laurel
On either side Of the car students, bearing green
palm branches.
A line of carriages of immense length closes the
procession. The Prince Regent and all the frlnceS
and Princesses are assembled in the Cathedral await
ing the arrival of the great philosophers mortal re.
mains mourrful aspect Overspreads the wholet town.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

declaration in the Monjerr Beige Of the Sth Of June
1856.
Commerce s informed that instructions have been
addressed this subject to the Judicial maritime and
military authorities.
"Any person subject TO the laws of the kingdom
who shat attempt privateeung, otherwise act con-
trary to the duties Of neutrality will expose himself to
the risk on the hand Of being treated as pirate
abroad and, on the other will be prosecuted with the
full figOr Of the law by the Belgian tribunals"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

The following is a copy Of private message to our
Agent at southampton, received from London on the
afternoon of the llth:
Ofcio1 BaHctia.-The enemy evacuated LiyOrno,
Tronzano. Santhia, Cavaglia, Samizola and Nercell
and recrossed the Sesia in great haste leaving par Of
the forage, &C., which they had demanded, behind
them Yesterday a strong Austrian column, with four
Generals. was at stropiana This morning they with
drew hastily from Carasauo aud Stroplana.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

GROCERY STORES,
APOTHEcARY SrOeES,
Fruit STORES,
BAR RRooMs,
CAUTION PUBLIC.
understand that large quantity Of mixed and poisonous 0in
put up under the Wolf Schedam Aromatic Sohnapps
signed Aonzo Wolf has been sold IN this market and puroasd
by fruit apothecsy and grocery stores on account Of the
cheapuess of the stuff
Any who has been imposed upon Ia the purchase Of this
counterfeit will confer favor by leaving sending his name to
my Office And caution all persons from purchasing selling
Gin put up the Schiedam Aromatic Shnapp
unless pt up by me- with my the bottle and cork with
a fac smile Of my signature on the label
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
No. y Beaver.st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

The MoErH TrsTNoNI 1.-The presentation
the magnificent ches.-bosrd snd men tha; have been
purchased a. a testimonial gift to Mr. Pau Norpny
bv his numerous admirers in New-fork and BROOK
lyn, will take place on "Wednesday evening. saU'
scrbers can secure their tickets, we are informed
tonight at the chess rooms in tie University.
The chessmen on the one side are OF god, ana on
the other side Of silver All have eorneEan bases
ard are happy in design, and are finished with eie-
gance the workmanship being Of the best There ave
no inscriptions on the chessmen the various LEGENDS
on the border OF the board expressing al that wa
desired TO say.
The chess board is % inches square, with border
inches wide around the squares. On SILVER p'a''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-Betweea II and t. O'clock,
on Friday night, q young man named William
Gilroy. was returning home through Canal-street,
when near West Broadway, attacked by gang
of ruffians. After knocking down and beating him
the fellows rfcd his pockets and obtained the sum OF
% cents. One Of them named Henry Crawford, was
taken into custody on Saturday, and committed for
trial by Justice Quackenbush in default Of $4,000
bail
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

The Western Escort had taken down i1i7 ounces
The clipper ship~BleImad. from Melbourne. has ar
rived with II 900 ounoes OF gold. The ship Sussex ar
rived a; Falmouth MAY 2 from Melbourne, in 81 day.
with 81, ECO ounce. Of gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
gives his bsme O. Edward Jssk-cc. He kss bee
Identified a. tire Presider, Of sn extensive on Com.

paBy il Maden lane who has recently had in his em.
poy two old express uessergcrs He accounts for the
dams ged condition 6. lis face by sdyiog tLat IA had
falter doWr Mr.. Keek the agent who was assaulted,
expected in town ou Monday. when i; viii be defin
iiey sirs whether the pcrou in the Tombs
ia the gen;lerns, who expected TO A,lP himself to
sle8 O1U or $500 agl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

BITING orr MANS NO>E.-A sailor named Frame
I'D Miner Who recently se,ted mutiny the ship
e. Z b; escaped By leaPs overheard and swimming ashore
taken into custody day ught sailor boscug house
Water where he had secretd for biting OF the
Thomas Davenport Justice Connolly committed him for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
= William A Morton oc

Mock AUCTIoNs.-William a. Morton Of Broome
County this State, made complaint before the Mayor
Saturday against J. Savers well known dry goods sndc
az No 995 Broadway charging him with selling ~ 10 worth Of
good. by various devices, for +e. The Mayor issued
Tor sayet appear Monday and answer or nisde
meauOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
advertisement.
SnnerhlY heantifnl CARPETS

At treme ndOus low prices!
CTossey Il Sons gorgeous MEDALLION
ENCLfsH VELyETs, 9 20 l2 per yard.
Real ENGLISH BRUSSELS, o. to 49, per yard.
Atwood NGRAINs, s. to6 per yard.
Floor on CLOTHS, 20 ., per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 80 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

lsHt AAsITI Oh WoNtr.-El.cabeth Lcv;s, re.
siding at No. 2ej We>t Tbiry.r 'utb-street, was
brought before justice Quschenbusb, on Saturday
morniD-, charged by Susan sampson with hay ng
the day previous. as-aSlted Bertha Kinda. child,
BY throw sg wash kettle Of scaldipg lot water in
her face. sad over her person. Il .s sleged that
the child wss sitting quietly the irons sioop at tie
time. The accused was held in 81 Oos bonds for
trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

RoEEiyo uis FtrHrR.-For some week past the
csrpeuter lion of lIr. jane Hardwick, Ne. l'-
Maiden-lane La been constantly subjected to depTe
dstiop.. tool, and materials being carried on dunns
the night. Determined to catch tie thief Nj Hard
wick engaged David Bond and joseph siyie to lodge
in tie ,Lop. About . o'clock on Friday evening
they heard tie door unlocked, ard saw young man
erter. He was instantly eized, but struggled des-
perstely to free him,elf the muzzle OF psto., how
ever. placed to hi. head, had wonderfully 'edaaVe
effect. \ rsht being procured, il was aseerta'hed
tlst the thief wss DO other than M HardwlcAs SON.
HI wss taken before Justice Connolly on saturday
morning. and committed for examination lie then
gave his name a. james Snail.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

RUNNING AWAY FROM AN OFFICER.--A drunken
named Tbiss Kennedy having been arrested by Ofcer
Wright Friday night attempted 70 but crossing the
railroad track the of Thirty and Eighth
avenue fell dow end broke his leg lie removed Belle
yue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
fAdvertisemen.l
TEAS.-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

every variety ofTEAs for Goce and Tea Dealers and phi
yae families Souohong Ooong aud Young from 25c TO
Gunpowder aud Imperial from c TO 6Oc All other quail
equally low Also, three pound boxes good FAMILY TEA for
sl Call and examine az No. l2o Cbahaus between Pearl
aud ROoseyelt-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
fAdyertisement.
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHoToGRAPHs,
AHBRoTYPEs AND DAGUERREoTYPBs.
Nos 25 so and 6tj Broadway New York, and No 81 Penn
sy.yeula aS., Washington, ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
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