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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SHOOTING AT An 0FFIcER.-Specal Officer John
Cannon elected rowdy named j )hr Reilly from the
Monte Christie Bail, at the Apollo Room, when the
fellow fired st him, bat missed HE aim Toe prisoner
was taken to toe Tombs Saturday morning but, the
officer declining TO prosecute, was liberated.
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ARRESTED By TIE HARBoR PoLIcE.-On FndsJ
evening about O'Clock, the crew Of Harbor Police
boat No. arrested two meu together si.h Gilbert e.
Sptb, Captain Of the canslboat L. osrty, for stealing
provisions nom On bosrd tie above boat belonging to
Mr.. Henry Brrker OF west Washington Market. The
former discovered crossing to Jersey with
loaded bost and when Questioned stated that they had
bought the provisions from Smith, who, when arrested,
rned their statement, and said he had right to
sell, but the owner denied any such right and eX-
pressed his opinion to the loss of several hundred
dollars worth Of provsors which hsi been stolen by
the parties, whom he had suspected for long
time. They were licked up in the Taird Precnc;
station House and Committed for trial.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssroSs-ys,. I2,-Sssss J.sszsss


BARLEY Cunningham, stealing brass fixtures; Peni-
,entasy zonbs 3ssrt Dean and Esbeth csstsZ sasssh
battery; fnea and fines rstted- VIM FfeelenA
steszz vess PeateLtisiy ISonhs Dsnisi Ward and Jas
AeIsSe stealing sver aud copper coins Psnissnsryf see
uoaths Rbsss 6sss, stealing sigsf cota Rens aAa1J
uoI.hs Ceorss WLses. ssssus sna battery haed IS s
rk heCsrt, stealing tso Judgment saspeads1 EizAr
s.,A ho ,'..Is s. Of s.,.s so.'. Of R.i.ss -.
Williams ..ssIns grosss@s Ps,i.srsisy nOsth LIE D.:
celirs oases, fsaiselssry acsts e
Ssh ebse Jsns Collins, sa<sDs bank sotsi f.nksseY
nos5as Jsss Aahsr, ssatls pair of shoes tsaeeees
Elm Snsh s<sfrg slS r-usndsd srsDesce oanees
s,eatGs bvss, City Pr.ss dsys nsy bsrsncs Sss.,e
81 spr-ss PeEgstsusfy uoztas Josspe br.oefs csa
siissr eotn rsn.teniiay months Sssnc. ae0sesy S1
PAR CT rgtbsrs nigs2ed. Joan Cocssu stfenns
pens sntsry month Csshsrirs Carroll stsshss esse sfa
psos rensDssd. Josa Thnssny sssADs z sss 80; 49,.
maI5ss EoVsgt HCtmaa, stealing ccksa sfeosS sses
tar uol;h. NitcaeL OsAswsy stes.Ss trans Eesssce
tsss rca.ns TlaHs Rogers spd VIA Asasfsss. essean&
iva ss.set y-s- pst,esIs PtaitsrfATJ mSss~
cogxx cALsHpAx-Ssn osy.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERs-A retired clergy
man having been restored heath few days. after many
years OF ge,t nervous ,ufesng willing assist others By
sending ee receiving stamped envelope eesns the .p
pcaus address copy of the uptiOn used Direct the
Rev JoHs NJ DASSALL, No. 1856 fultons, Brooklyn, NJ Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

THE STEPHENS POISONING CAsE.-The case Of Jas
Stephens, indicted for poisoning his wife, Sophia Ste
phens set down for trial to-day in the Court % Oye
and TerriLer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

1HE FERkIF,.-t is stated that ths rev esseos OF
he fI ARD GssE3 Ferries have xs old on
isrY sa-i zoe bta list ds,ermre vhr,hrr ssy vii
ssgsss o. sasi property % ia,f
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Cirr MoRTALrrY-We learn that there were AS
deaths in the city during the past week-an in
cresss Of - as compared with the mortality OF the
week previou,, and 2 more than occurred during the
corresponding week Of 1862 Ofthe whole number OF
deaths l61 caused by diseases of the lungs,
throat, &c.-an increase Of 81 compared with the
week previous-and 233 were Of children five years Of
age, and under. The following table shows the num-
Der Of deaths FOR the past weeks among the adults
and children, distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boys Girls ftsL
Wsst Wssi snans snans FsS sS H.. Is 8 iS I IA Is
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, 5; consumption, 30; conyul-
sions nantile, 81; dropsy in the heed Ii infamma-
tion of the bowels Z; inflammation of the lungs 4Oi
inflammation Of the brain, Isl marasnus infantile),
49, scarlet fever, 81.
There were also deaths Of bleeding of the
lurgs IL of congestion Of the BRAIN of congestion
Of the lungs ~ of Group of debility (nfantie, Of
dianhgs 3 Of eryspslas Of disease Of the heart,
Of hopping cough 6 premature births 81 still-born,
and II from violent causes, including suicides,
murders, and burned or scaIded The annexed table
shovs what portions of the human system have been
most affected bones joints, &C., 3; brain and nerves,
a.; generave organs, s. heart and blood vessels Ia;
lungs, throat, &c. l6l; Old age, >; skin, &c, and
eruptive fevers, 80; stilbon and premature births,
43; stomach bowels and other digestive organs 80;
uncertain seat and general evers, 81 urinary organs,
I. TOtal-445.
The number Of deaths, compared with the core
spending weeks in 1857 and 1853, was as follows:
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Az ArPEN.-The ladies' Of the Hudson River In-
dustiia School Association present themselves once
more before generous public sskog it to sid them
in their Efforts to educate and partially co,he class of
children, who, bot for such means mut be left to in
crease the number OF miserable beings who are already
too often in streets Grateful for the generosity
which has supported them thus far they ask with conf
dence for continuance of it, and they ssk not only
for the substantial means of keeping up the schoo but
for the hearty cooperation and sympathy their work
The school formerly in Twenty eighth street. may now
Be found q. the corner of Twentyh street and Ninth
syerue.
Donations msy be left with Mrs. Robert Ray, No.
@2i wes. Twenty.eighth street; Mrs. E: ID. Smith,
No. 90 West Twenty-frst street; Mrs. John Paine,
No. lp Fifth avenue or with Robert Rsy, esq., No.
"a ~aa ttreet. and John Paine, esq, No. a. wal
street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

IsPRoyENEST OF GRAsD SrREyr.-At q meeting
Of property Osp~rs or Ofs7d street held Friday night
ron ppoil-d 70 say.ue. the
rict fsOa1 Psck-sp Ferry ~ On fsnd street; az
Grre street 10 hAe'r sss1 sd thence M.spsth ard
kert
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tAdver,isemout
BRADN'S GALLERIES
IAiver.issmert.

AMBRoryPEs AND DASUEkRkorYPtS
Nos, s 33 srG 6S brosd~Ay No~f0tk tsd NO S52 Penn-
syly snia ay., Warrington d. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

-Four serious accidents have been recently reported
occurring to persons employed on the Central Park.
We requested TO state that in nore of these cases
the persons suffering in the employment Of the
Central Park Commissioners. No one has been killed
or badly injured from the blasting for the Park since
the commencement of the work.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

Mailer tssn s.rs4 tie ccsr "a. sag o. rasnsu
around Ar-s,erny usunr when the ON eef pos
cudel withdraw He thea proorrsd tse sssrsace
cocps Of ecer took Muller before Jasice Welsh Tss
thea accepted the erEs agreed uPoE Aas wss prf'
Ted 20 70 large kis good bshsyioE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CRIMINAL CAsEs.-The oases Of the People on wrts
Of error are get down for argument in the Supreme
Court General Term TO day. They consist Of the
Sheppard arson CASE the assault and battery of
School Commissioner Barry; Mortimer Secor, selling
lottery policies and Francis Ddieu indicted for arson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

Sr0Iys.-A furniture cart vas stolen from the store
0. NJ Jota Gros. NJ. 81 Grlra street, By this
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

THE NEw-JERsEY LEGGsLATURE.-On Saturday
morning depuStion from the New-Jersey Legislature
visited Police Headquarters for the purpose of exam
ing into the present system Of police government in this
city. They received by Gen. Nye, who extended
to them ali the courteses in his power.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

APPOINTMENT OF ESGRossIsG CLERS.-Mr. Charles
r. McClenschsn, Clerk Of the Board OF Councilmeu,
has appointed Mr.. Jeseph Seymour Mathews En-
crossing Clerk, in place Of Wm. Yates, removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
IAhvertisenert. |
TAdyeffstnertT
CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

1ES.-lHE ChNfoN LEA CO,ifhNf oofc w
every variety Of TEs for Grocsn aud Tea Dealers and
private families sogchoug Oooong aud Young Hysop from %
4oc GCnpowdeI AID Imperial ton DC - 6c All o;aer
qualities equally low. ALSO SD boxes good FAMILY TsA foi
ST. Call examine a. No. lS5 Chatham st between Pearl
arr Rooseyalts.a
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COURT OF aEHIRAL sZssIOEs-sATuapAy,F FEs. H.
Before Recorder Banned.

There were no trials in this Court TO day, bat fsWs
seLtsUoes were psssec-
Ca,bs,ipe Ncloysrn who had PLEADED guilty ssup q
rsod larceny been indicted fr he n osnss
tsuceo 70 year IL toe Peuit-rtisSy.
John chsrTet 10 for grind II
stealing sJ worth o diamonds and bTsaspsns from Utoebe.
apontns the Stats Prison.
Ororgs Cleveland, Of respectable snt,csdsss
peacsd 70 foIsirg his smpo,FTs b tor y H. Asos
ntereesson o. ss empoye and the pomiss of h1 ssas
hs, they would send him 70 Australia the Recordsf msoy
susp-1dsd ssnsscee.
sour Bsr disposed Of and s Coar AZ ,afacA
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COURT or APPEALS.
NOTES OF DECISIONS Not BHfoRE REPoRrEu.
Hurdoek ast. Gilford.

NOTES OF DECISIONS Not BEfORE REPoRrEU.
n1rdock ast. Clifford. -
Looms in q wooden factory, connected With tho mo-
tive t0wer hy leshern bands otherwise annexed to th
building than holding them TO the door, which ksV4
them stesdy willie working and which could b. removed With
pjury themselves building chates and eas
part Of the realty.
so hed where mortgage Of the factory readsd the Icons
BY description, but the ininen, though recorded
hlsd Of oDse aud the looms ssssl
SDder al execution against the inortsssor. .r
TIE rule Gr,scbed BY the statute e. g. 1 ~ tht, -
between heir arc thing annexed 10 the freehold, -
building s the purpose tisdo mssstur- aud
veil Of essena 70 its uepost.
sh Be eseusd per'ors property may be regarded tho ss.
rule Tor al cases AID parties .
But whether thug Be snbsssns part Of the freehold, o.
thereto t the OF trade or manofAes
ture defends upor rests9 the inhersce; g.
cbiuery like waterw heel so6 gearing hsyrs special rse
soa 70 tho building belong 10 the ffeehod white
sc ncep.nssrt nshins as oou, which msy bs removed
witnout losius ia Chsrac;er or value, is personally
Bank of Rome sst The Village of Rome
Tue Constitution coes not, in terms or by pecesssry
irtsniasn restrain the Legislature from confcring
pos;ou and rss the funds BY tsxstios
Nattksr IN instance tbe ot municipal coSsfs
tOn 20 borrow tocrrae debts or loan its ersett
been sufficiently restricted question for the eiscretiso
Of The L. gs s.urs rot rsyiewsbs In the CoprA
An WHICH, by ia terms 10 TO take effect nmelstsiy, -
cA eOBfss Upon the Authorities Of muncfpshy certain
powers b. exercised un such has been sprrove4 E
Of legislative power within the Of Bato sgt horsss
"a Sed 49,
The Submission b. h Legislature 70 local constltuency
nterssts 10 70 b. distinsAess
IRON sUbssion 81 question affecting The wnoie Sss
the booy the electors. (Per JoansOn, Ch ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

ISeUFsr,.-Coroner Schirmer held an inquest at
Bellevue HosPita TIE body Of Mr Smith Van Hon. "a
the 5 inst he deceased spirited horse, when tie
suims ,Ppea the ice and threw t % e PsSemett "in
Hospital al opi.t.y treated By Dr. semie OK n
Mr. Horn .smperste lis habits deitiu rssns
IN and eea:L followed Tse July rendered Ssrsist IN &c
coIcsnce. ,
Coroner OKeefe yesterday held sn inqrest at The
Sew-YoTk Hosyital the body Of Patrick D.ys, -
ysss Of oeS om effects O soAd tas deees.ed
refttee az No - Thomas street aLc on he eseoIs Of e ~
of pec.n Der sat sep bot stove on wnich 5000
k.t-r Il bo.g water. L. suppos-d tina, he fe nom ns
char s2ainit i.e stove thereby uP'tIg TIE fet' Sen
with rs eoitebts, tel upon him. Ne Wss colfern 70 .ns
Ho.psi ~tele tlseTed til Saturday and expired TIE
.osd.'
poor man, supposed 20 be Michael Dusn wss
ocErr Fih Ward station House Friday
uIh IL 'sso OF hs conpsnions N misery mat he
mcrprI sh.n Va, e Tor ID, ots,r 70 leave seemed
Ssas sns Il vitt if ny nat be va abe 20 rlse
H. tGcteeeec y pulling ole eOoi eui u l -u 20 Ps on
tie other le e tsct expired Coroner schirer he'd Al
81 verdict Of assin fIou h;e1peTAee AID wax ot
ce'ec
Margaret Nillisms ,se yourg woman who was 90
Thurstsy eyeu = qa-lce q e ignition Of qAaitf
of esEr5ens wtich ale cts,e tes Enchns OF
TIE htr roou % csd As n,seh w" sPpasd 70
contufb Il caUght IL aeE 3-ts AMI the g Il I paDA
ysns al st ccw f- ts, ir-o BE yla eTyns for help
she pcIsued by her brother es.a-d pa, Of wser
and .cbed TIE hsns - Lot u - the
iDeor.d-fse young terribly burned She
hrseed lLt Saturday Iisat AID expired C9fotsF Schsr
het 81 i-s,t o. ne toc sud ~ ~ rendered verdict OIL
ieccsutA eess Tie a4et Sss % years CT age aEe
ta;ye II Nova Scotn
The tody OF JAM. Hsmil'on, who Vas drowned q.
th. Jersy CITY Ferry, tti-e ortts 10 eup.Ds
IN TIE boat 10 tce ocke .odLi sstrssy gac-r
hOs -fry hiir ted
Tss dto.s.ea f!rsr,rt adder r-set In Water
street. IL Ills Ever s!res ais Ss..u has e, ~h her
three lit called q: TIE CoTsers oHc- .eyera
ve.s. 10 i3s- si. O.. s..z isGGi TIE rsn-
s.ne aSrs1ct {. scc.9e-is.
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ISQrTsr.-Coroaar Snel yesterday bed an nques
On TIE Or of ebid of Mr.. William Brown q. No. jl Nor.
s-cud street. wlcn osd sddenJ Saturday night.
a.. "a Ieath rom Inflammation u the lungs rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CHARGES AND COUSTER-cHARGFs.-Juatic Brennan
was appealed to last Saturday by Mss Anna DE
Young fascinating daughter Of the tribe Of JUDAH to
arrest Mr. S. Ullmsn, Hebrew bosier, of No. %
Bowery, for obtaining her money by fake preten,es
Anna alleges that Ullmsn went TO her friend William
Arnold Of No. JJ Broome street, representiDgtba 1e
came from her. and obtained from him $5 on her &C.
count. In this statement she ia couobora.ed by Mr.
Arnold. Mr. Ullman alleges that the girl was recently
in bis employ ard embezzed money from the TIL, sui
that be morey he had obtained from Mr.. Arnold was
originally stolen from him by her Miss Young rejors
that he had her arrested this charge OF embezzle
ment and that Justice Osborn, after an examination
decided that the charge not founded 10 fact, aod
dismissed the She further stated that while she
in Ullmans employ lie frequently besought favors
which she could not grant that he had repeatedly
made her presents Of g. and S0 thinking thus to in
duce her to accede to his wishes and that because she
did Iot he had maioously trumped up the charge Of
embezzlement sgainst her, She also stated that the
money which Mr.. Ulman obtained from Mr.. Aruodshc
had placed with him for safe keeping. Justice Bren'
nan held the accused for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

ISFtRstL MacHIsE.-Aboat dusk on Saturday
evening last, a gentleman residing in the vicinity OF
Fifth ay.tue and Tw.nty-ninth street, was thrown
iu,o sts.e of great excitement and alarm in conse-
quenoe Of package. which appeared to be a box
carefully srspp,d in paper being left on the stoop Of
his frunt dooc BY s,ue upkno 20 individaL, who
,uug .hs bell aud thes PSecsp,!s.ey resresled. Tie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

DEATH PROM GRIEF.-Coroner Horton held an in-
qus, yesterday upon the body Of Mary ComtsD aged a. who
resided No. $50 Asnc street, Size died suddenly the night
previous II sppess that s weeks since her husoaad
ced which affected her to ysice
exhaustion ending in spopsxy from which ate died.
She leaves young child verdict il accordance with the
fsets Of the case rendered BY the Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

LA" LseIvRE.-Judge Clerke viii repeat bis lecture
'" '"s 's'sioas Of Master and Servant, Master ard
ApPien'es' and Employer and Clerk, on Tuesday
evening II the Law Lecture Room of the Nsw.York
University
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SKATrS0.-The pond near the foot of Court street
formed from the water. Of Gowsna. Greek was filed Wit
yesterds The ice generally smooth and In goo
skarg order sfocins exercise snt amusement for ss'sra
hundred me boz Of al ages, during the DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

RoFED IS.-A German named Louy Mailer secom-
p,rirs b. .;y ~ Gays I-.- it tae
ais nor - Esy "fs1sfsls srd sas tl'-e % pa'
upst cf Mailer No ~ Gr-.,~i.n sttee, .: me
.trusad prscr csu,s D. JP1 oI -
bi yestsGsAy. es,rEed dogoe ts- pee "a sr
ctso shea TIE pgorr-t. T>fGsed 90 c-issf rs
bssssEs. spPlfa - s.sb VII set Oncer
s-is, q po.yf. IT. n .r. we E.sssed S,-a
ths gA er pCsas. ~. al so-s s:e.=..s-. p- Il -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CHARGE or STEALING WATCH.-Mathew Small,
SEAMAN wa arrested b. Officer Hobrook Saturday,
the charge OF stealing from his brother nlsw Charles
schepper he visited while shore. He
oetsled fol bearing before Justice B!stchey.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CIR MoRThLITY.-The total number Of deaths il
Brsoklyn 81, of which IL men, ~
- boys and % sI OF the whole - were under oH
yesr ofsge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

hNo BossI-rhe lecture this eveoirg ;n Ctaton
h.a 90 klOs BOmhs and the sich.u Struggle for Lib.
Wy BY signor Fortsna, viii attract me attention OF
Ps'sAs Interested in Italian p,ic,. Tie lecturer is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

The FIRE DEPARTNEsT.-At a recent meeting OF
the Fire Conn appointments the department,
ofthe Western D.tTo sde. Three members u Eagne
Company No. I6 named John Acker VIM h. Tracy and Geo.
4 Ds. Suspended for year. the charge Of running
ilto No. % while proceeding 20 FIRE Complains
bY Deputy superltsrdeDt against Engine Com
psry No. II for riding The apparatus agsna No ~
ana Bose Company No. and ssaint Engine Company No
g. for allowing ruLuels The examination postpousd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SUDDEs DEarH.-Mr. Philip Crouk, an old em
poyee Of tie Ferry Company died suddenly of tseas
Friday De resided Smith street. Lear Caurci
.neet, src lsyes large family
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

OyEREOAED.-A gentleman residing in Clymer
street, xle attempting jump af.sr Dsison fsrfy
boat yes'efosy BIT fshed
CO. as, sastsnirs injury ,pt sisat w5t.as
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

HAD SLEIGH RDE.-James Develn and james
NcFaesu Saturday Mr. Francis s.its hor art
eah ,t of Tie sAt. for ride About O'Clock
yrr.,oay rnorr y the fscxshp Terry D
Officer Nice.o az bocssc Cd 20 ans. cr the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

cogIY cALENDAx-1nD 0Ay.
SgesEnS CoQRt-Clscgn-tSaet Csseo1-8oa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

A. w. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold at retail By
al sstionera Al wholesale ouly By
EBEkHARD FAsER, soe agent, No. lS3 NhiAns-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

FARFwEsL Mis.IoStRY MEErfs6.-A meeting Of
the s.Ids stree, Missionary Society held the
yesterday Afternoon sddres. wss delivered by
the Re-. David futr- member q the socsty
Gently transferred California Conference, snt will
depart Of hs abo;s Addresses wer, also made by
.esrIa other cergymeu aad the exercises ntepes-d
Hh singing Ieeiscis By tbs children of the Asson
sehcol Of 5osh Brookyp TIE full and he
sioL proved uost i1tefes:tns one.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made {
Saturday, at the Merchants Exchange, by A. IL. NJ
Ter:
Lot and House, No. ls Cherry street 2j1l27 9.. sso
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tAiyertissmeut.t

PHRENoLoGY.- Examinations with charts and
written descriptions Of character syeu daily At the Phrens
logical Cabinet, No. Soa Broadway two blocks Above the rk
Private rooms for Gentlemen AMI Ladies' yowLEs WkLls
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

gentleman hsviag, the previous evening" discharged
from his employ young msn whom be had detected
in come dishonesty at 10 the conclusion ths.
his late employee had, with view Of revenging his
grievances left the suspicious package aud that it
was nothing less than al internal machine, to blow
some member Of the occupants family into another
world. " ith these impressions Mr.. - took charge
OF the package with great canton lest i. sooud eI-
plode bis hands and conveyed il to the TSertyfrs
Ward Police Station where he related the circum-
stances under which il had been left n font Of his
dotr, ard the nature of his suspicion, to the
tents Sergeant Sardford, on taking the package lp
concluded from its lghtnes that lie might ventur. to
open u and proceeded 20 DO so not however without
beipg repeatedly warned OF the danger that be was
ircurrng at the ssme time the recipient retired to
very respect fu distance from where tbs examination
Of the mysterious package wss progressing. No ex-
ploeOn, however, took place, ard on opening 1t the
whole mystery solved. Insteaa Of finding the box
filed with powder a,d other explosive materials,
cOmparied by slUge balls and other proectles, the
contents found consist Of fine sample OF corn
starch which had been left for inspection ami trial by
the gentsusn's family.
DASGER OF SETLARKISG.-0n Sunday, tie Both
ut, Patrick Hslohan an Irish lad, IS yesr. Of age,
TweIty-sixth street, with James McDonoagl, sed
several other boys. McDOnorgh asked Halohsn for
his knife aud on receiving opened TIE large blade.
Soon sfterwsrd while skylsrkng, McDonough held the
open knife in his hand, when HalOhan kicked at him
in playful manner ard in doing 80 struck his leg
against the knife blade and cut himself severely lie
was attended by physician, who dressed the wouni
on the following evening. Hslohsn was removed to
Bellevue Hes ptsl. Tie patient progressed favoratly
Ill the I'd Instant when the wound commenced slough
ing and so continued t last Thursday morning. when
evidences Of lOck:sw were apparent. Auputstion OF
the limb was then performed by the attending ply
sioans but the relatives Of Haohan would not consent
TO have the operation performed To.anus continuing
to incre are Mrs. Hsloban finally consented TO the
surgical operation but then the medical attendants
thought it too late to prove beLefoa and it not
performed. The sufferer continued to sink till Friday
evening, when he expired. Coroner Sohirmer held an
inquest upon the body, and the testimony all went to
chow that the occuuenue was quite accidental. The
jury accordingly rendered a verdict Of death from
tetsnus, consequent upon accidental stab. IIaohan
lived with bis mother and sister at No. 62 East Thirty
sixth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

ROwDYIsN--A notorious character, named Barney
PoS arrested By ocer Johnston OF the Third Precinct
Pohce en- Saturday night for malicious mischief II sppess
that he went to the esug saloon Of Michael ihoney 10 Ham
rtou syerue ano ssr calling for number of dishes and
causing considerable trogb proceeded out without pay
ils On being asked for what he owed he commenced smash
u the Ev,we The 1cer being informed Of the circum.
ssrce took him ITO CUSTODY He was locked up 10 ans~e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

WHLIANsBCRGH DIsPEssARY.-Tne Monthly Re
ror, Of tke Whsnsburgh Dpensay shows total Of S7 pa
us asc cgraz tie nontn of Jsnuuyof wnch i7 "sY.
= ieuses ESQ prescriptions dispensed Of
treated iDJaries A.; - akin, 80
nsAc is aeeouen IS eye and g. feyers, - sbsees
hear tnros minor o. rheumstisd IL
sr.y vaccination OF thcs- treated 10 natives oi
tie United sss J Of rsard u Of and 10 Of 4-rDsny
u Scotland, sac Of Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

A C0IoRyD HFRUALIsT.-Ieyi Tsllnann, color
ed porter in the employ Of Coordse Aiams No. los
JOHN street arrested Saturday for ebezzens about
herbs various periods which ne disposed of
tnoash the egency Margaret Moran OF hi,
Both parties committed the for 1aad larceny and
the latter for re ceyiug ttoleu goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

RESCUED FROM DRowISG.-Edward McIntyre WAS
eicued from drowning the foot Of Clinton street East Mye
BY the Eolice or Saturday Eigkt-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

F,rn RAILROAD AccmEsT.-John Carbon, an
elderly usn died the New YoIk Hospital lay ser
from injuries received seyea. days ago by being run
against locomotive the Fourth avenue Of seven
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