New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18


TIE Springfield Republican, gave lecture on
American Social Life, before the Rhetorical Society,
last evening. Its burden was that the Christianity OF
the country ought to create its social atmosphere aad
ccttIol its social life rather than to abandon al gee.
isli;y and sccialty to lover influences.
A CASE OF YELLOW FEyER.-Cororer O'Kees.s Asi
an inquest On Monday upon the body Of George Sex,
sailor, who died on board the schooner Hiram +,
Bishop, which recently arrived from Ma.snzas De-
ceased had been attacked with yellow fever a, that
place. and died while the vessel WAS coming up the
bsy. DIS. Fhnel and Gallagher made post-ncrtem
examination of the body, and foucd that the case
one Of genuine yellow fever and verdict to that effect
ives rendered. Deceased was native Of ireland, ~
y'ars of sge.
PARAGUAY Observation-Disclosures sending letters to
our care for their friends this expedition will nsurs
their beirg forwarded BY addressing them to care
Of our firm. instead of Senior, who is frequently
absent. WV. DEFOREsT & Co., New-York.
judge Foot's Examination of the Dred Scott
Gaze is well received by those who are interested In
the question and considerable number Of them have
been ordered by publc-spi,ited individuals for dis
tributon. The pamphlets may be had at the desk Of
The EreSirg Post.
STILL AsorHER cOUsrERFEIr.-A large number
Of counterfeit s. bills on the New-fork Shoe ami
Leather Bank were put in circulation last night. Lock
out fo7 item.
HsHEFM REyIylNG.-We find a movement at las.
in this cd section of Kuickerbocker City. The
steam beats and railroads are working wonders, and
men of moderate means can now live at Harlem aud
go to their business down town every day in quick
time and at cheap rates. TIE large andholders are
awakiDg 20 the policy of selling of their farms or a
portion Of them. The Bleeckers advertise 800 or 100
lots of the old Myer tract at auction the Goth ins
and other large estates in progress of subdivision
This is called for by the necessities Of the csse Oar
people are crowded out by the o,s of 5000 or 10000
lots for the Central Park, and Harlem must accommo-
date nc me of them The land is level coil good and
every thing att active.
GrDGEoys.-A week or more ago the ron of Mr..
N. Miller, in the boarding house No. go West Twen-
tieth street, was entered by some person unknown,
who stole thererom 4 carpet bag containing a number
Of deeds and bonds pocSetbook coutsining S5s5 in
s. and $40 bills on the Brownsville Bank, Omahs
CRY, Nebraska, and some valuable papers. Mr., Nal
Ter made known his loss to Sargest Lelerts and was
sdvised to advertise the matter aud offer reward of
800 but was told at the time that the chances
Of recovering the propsrty were exceedingly doubtful
Mr.. Leifsits, assuming the name OF Jones, inserted
the advertisement, directing any person knowing
about the stolen property TO call at bis hou;e fester
CAV morning two roug looking Irishnen called at
Sergeant Leertss house. but he being out, they saw
bis wife. Mrs. Leerts told the men thai it was all
right and strer gtbened theis minds the subeo, by
partisy describing the bag. She alluded to the re-
ward when they told her to serd her husband to No.
1913 Perry street. After their departure, Mrs. Lffers
hastebtd to the Detectives Office, and informed her
husband Of The occurrence. The Sergeant n com.
pany with Officer McCord, forthwith repairsd to
No. 1903 Perry street aud entered the room designated,
when the following conversation took place between
the officer and one Of the occupants:
Sergeant-IIaye you got my carpet bsg here for
which advertised a reward of 500
Occupant, much pleased Faith, We have carpet
bsg here but we want description Of the article
before we give it up.
Sergeant, linterestedly The bsg was a small one,
made of velvet carpet, with black leather on the bot
tom. II was locAe with apsdook. Do you WANT to
know the contents
Oocupa1t-Foitb we wud; we just looked inter it a
bit but disturbed nothing.
The Sergesnt then proceeded to describe ofths
it Until be and his friend had received the reward,
formal demand was made The carpet bag was at
eneth produced aud the contents found upon exsmina
ton to be seemingly correct. At this point of the pro.
.dngs, the ocers bucked on their shields and told
the two men that they were prisoners. Considerable
Of fight epsued, the men telling the officers that
neither they the carpet bag should leave the room
few well directed blows from the clubs Of the latter
ioht the f.oxs TO terns and they submitted 10 be
handcuffed.
An overcoat having been stolen from tie room with
the bsg the officers proceeded 10 search the apart
nent which resulted 10 the finding Of SO Of the Ne
brsska money rolled up in paper and sscreted in
trunk THIS amount had be. taken from the original
Sum stolen.
Tie men gave their pame1 as Francis Irwin and
William Greasop, ard were conveyed to Police Hssd
quarters The prisoners said tbs: the carpet Bag was
et upon the stoop of the house in Perry street. where
Cireason resides. Irwin lives in Tenth The
accused were subsequently taken before Justice Kelly
at the jefferson Market Police Court, and committed
to prison fcr examination
RESCUED FROM A. ISFAMoUs DEs.-Oficer Bald
v.n Of the Eighth Precinct Sunday night rescued
q yourg girl, named Josephine Kaue, from vie and
infau Gus den in Sullivan street, kept ~ an Irish
womsn Iaued Seymour, and yesterday morning con-
viewed her before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Mar
Ike; Police Court. The history Of the girl is truly
melancholy ore. Her father vas resident OF the
Ninth Ward and at bis death left a considerable
amount Of property. Some years ago Josephine be-
came aoaoainted with ant, WHO seduced her
and tten left her, promisng, however, that he would
mary her if .he conducted herse in sproper manner
Soon after she left her home and eGtered upon life Of