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COMMERCIAL Ma IT,ERS

WEDsssDAr, March l6-P. NJ.
There no. much variation in the Stock msrket
duripg the forenoon, out prices became little rmer
toward the cose Of the session, AMI between TIE
Boards several Of the prominent stocks we're ttihs
higher than lot ators given at the First Board The
foreign news received in tue morning, and gen
orally known at the Board bat had little no infa
enoe on TIE market until afternoon, when is
fea,ui.s were used to a6vantsse by the bears.
II il hardly within province 10 discuss political
natter but il II evident from tho accounts t,at great
ans asIess ETH prevails in Europ. not Eithstsodng
toe pacific essursTces from tins 70 tine given. Tbs
rcost Noticeable decline 81 the Flint Board WIS 10
Michigan 5 uthsrD, which went down 10 IL,
aLa II the afternoon was done a. ow as
l3I. TIE Gusrs,tsed Stock also pressed 70, sale
but we toeraby vel sustained a. 10 i6l. Lluois
Central urder the itHaence Of lover quotations by
tue steamer, fell OF 70 o. !, aud was heavy At the
close. G.lers stesdy at 6S the fist call, bat
sftsrwsrd rather Gull at the quotation Rock Island
was firm ard advsrced 10 60, with sales 10 far
tent. Reetng wa steady, aud Attraction higher, bat
not active. Toledo advanced 10 21t. New York
Central and Erie not essentially changed 10 the
transactions from closDg prices Of yesterday. Al tue
SecOrd Board the msrset was dull and quotations
generally lfs lover, bot upon the whole, the
variations we're Dot important. A large bushes
t,spse ets in Government securities at the Fir Bosrd
ate SO Of the - Of 1874 sid at lO3. State Socks
bad q steady market; Missouris sold at o5t o8jf
to the extent Of $5sOoo. Railway Bonds we're geuer-
ally pretty frm, wthoG. large trAnssctio1s. TIE stock
market sssdom presents more unntsresting appear
soce than at this time and what with the dunss Of
busnsss ard the slight fluctuations established from
day to dsy, the Brokers appear TO Be having very
stupid tine Of il al round. After the Second Board,
the bosns's transacted wa geasray at loser pnees
sbd.tbe market wa heavy The closing qaa.tioas
w'rs for Missouri &c, 81 ss5i; Canton COmpssy,
l9i sai Cumberland Goa Company, 23Is23ii New
York Central Railroad, 79is7e.i Ens. lisllt;
Harlem. lelai2ii Huzsos River, 3lis3i, Bead
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TARRgR ID.

BAsLEY-Co YNE-In Br-okyn, on Tussi.y March ?, No
Charles H. Bss.sy TO NJ. Elhsoe'e 8. O'.Ie'
'CRAFT-IAiNGop surdsy, hsroh Is, M The 'doe Cr&i
, % A.ts ssTth J. Lang.
CLABK-KING-B, ~ Rev }. schroeder j. on w iaes-
rv Mach rs In Brco. yu residence II the 6lirs
b-5th.r Josn b Krg e,c Mr. Merritt Cluk Of No tesnp-
tor N,.. 20 Josepaire youpeest daughter Of the ATE
Hon. klib.W. King
COBg-H.PGOoD-At w,Iorp v Y, on wsdI esisy NScn
Mr. syysrus " Cobo Of norway, Me- 10 Aha Laura A.
Hste u e Bra. don n. Y.
GlFFORD-OJMsrEp-In LAkepoTt g.dson Co, v ~
On Tur,dsy March TO- by Rev d. Z. B.roos, Joseph
s clifford srd M.s Helen A. 0lnsted, ell u Litepnrt
ELLIsGWOOO-A resiiepce Of LEGO ard kn'iey
go IL Oneida County iiesdsy, dsr;n -, ~ n-
w 4. Knox Rs ph Lord, s. D., q WAtert'~n, WIS
.nd Miss let - Eltn rwood Of Sbelbyvtllr, N.Y.
mskFDIrH-HAaeIs-At Mount O!iyet Bip,ist Church,
uecnesasy, March l6, oy tee Rev w. dainsn. NT.
fifth Meredith Ct d vrieyle Ca TO Mis- May A. has
of u u
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CousT cALFNp.R-THis DAY.

SuPRENE CouR1- CIhcCT. Part L-OYER AND
TtRMiNfN Part tI-Ho 25n tj' 2il Gi2 Ga o. 3l8 3d.
81 s2r $50 sl C!e So SO ei s4s Ss go 81 Pat 1T
Nos rs re To- co., s ~ 49, 49, ~ I95. 1854 5g7 lJ9
sCI CO.. 2 9, sll 8i5. - 49,
supREaE CoURr SPECIAL TsRs.-Nos. IA l5},
l 80 l5 K9 ,65 TO- 67, Io9, 10 ILL., 7J, ia u.s. 49,
l73 10 - 800 49, 80
r9 bss 54 SIC 62i So $50 - SIS. $50, Ab7 a58
seq SIS 20 t5i 6C -. sal, g6 ga s5 $50 Sl SGT So
5si Isa H2 FxIR. CALEsDsR-No' $50, 81, 6S 6iI $50
% 65S. $50, 66f. - 49, -
CoNaos PLELs.--Part Nos. 3,l. 267, %, GO,
S.s OIL 10 -6q SOL $50 eoo TO s9T &c. Part " Nos.
b5 SIS SC t2l 100 75 col, &C. ii g. u.s. 79 49, ioA
eJ - -
KINGS COUSTY-SPECIAL TFRM MARCH, S-Nos
s. 90 q So ST. S. a. 60 o. e. g. g. e. Sc. o. &c, &C.
BRUOKLYN CRY COURr-Nos. I, :, I'll, is, H. is
n. q, 81. IS, ~ "a. 81. 81 s. s. 50 ~ So ~
kIsGs GUUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-Nos .. 81, -, %
g. IS Is r. - g. 81 81 81, 81, 30 81, 50, 50, 20 49,
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that sticking point.

Panic IN THE BUTTER MARKET.-Tho5s who have
read our valuable weekly report OF the market OF
Wholesale prices Of country produce, will see thst
speeulatiops in butter this year are likely 20 prove as
unstable as the article Itself IN a hot climate. oos
house, holding something like third Of all the stock
in the CITY, has stopped payment and the news from
California shipments locks gloomy IN the extreme. The
price in the city has fallen about two cents pound
and holders are in s,ste of suspense with fear OF s
going still lower Our country friends will do well to
watch the weekly reports upon this to them interest
ing subject
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THE AMERICAN PRIMARIES The American pr
a.y uee "a hse Tue.csy oE sSd r. gees caea
ton 1srg 20 ct n CITY Cnever Zoe 1horsfsY evru
g b. er,Saed sP1eUs tea' M 'fJ Of
th- d-.ass hyorab- lLJr via he Il pGsi's2' oa
tb- Il f.,.. lr. fed
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fatal 10 the former II ,pv.sr tbS Slst'sty owed
Munsy an old grudgc, which be determined to settle,
notwithstanding thet the latter as 10 company with
biz dsugoier No sooDer bsd they approached near
tnou sb sttery for his cowstdly rurpo.e tbs be
stuck Mr.. Murray a violent blow 90 the temple with
olob, kroctiDg bm senseless. Toe blow produced
eu,iop Of blood the trsn fro the effect. Of which
Murray died on tie following day. Ss'tery immsai-
stely m,de biz escsp. and al bough officers have been
il pusui: Ct the Murderer he has far ped de-
tction.
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NEW-JKRSEY ITEMS.

CoxNos COUScIL PROcs FDINGs.-At tue meeting
of the Jfs, Cy Co0uoa Council fu-sfsS uisht r-po
tbe arOAt ngsy 10 remove n gs'rs
Of tie Grove TIE CITY AuoEJrB va tnsfa p
oeinsnce peins the fua company % ann
tbsu ~ horse 20 ser iustrst OF ~ steam, .
resolution atootd r-cti.g al bss r Tia b2idias d
house 70. AGtsoEEsd %
y. acysTt - y pfoposA.s ia bGdps the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

CAUTIos TO SEWING WonES.-We are requested to
caution this class against those who make business
of defraudDg them out of their time by artful means
They engage, for Instance, lot of foe work to be
done, and after the women have worked day on it
call and take away the work. pretending there is some
mistake, and do not pay them for tlsr trouble Tnsy
then csuy the work to some one else. THIS has been
practoed upon poor woman three times by the same
person. but she unfortunately did not suspect the ar
tifce.
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ALMOST MURDER AT MoTT HAyEs.-On Tuesday
evening lat, the usual quiet of Mott Haven was
somewhat disturbed by the cries Of murder raised by
Mrs. Willis, tue wife Of Mr.. II. Willis, coamerchant,
residing on Busna Ridge, who had been compelled to
Zee from home and the murderous assaults OF her hus-
band, and seek the protection of her neghbors. 1t
appears from the statement OF Mrs. Willis thar her
husband left home on Tuesday morning, armed with
pistols, and expressed a determination to take tbs
life Of his partner 10 business Is Mr. Myers) before ne
returned bone. On bis return home in the evering,
he appeared greatly under the Iiue ce Of liquor and
in bad humor, and, in very preremPtoIy mauter
ordered some supper 10 be prepared for hiul. Mrs
Willis rather thsn afford her servants 81 opportunity
Of seeing her husband in such state OF bto1lcaaon,
proceeded to the kitchen to prepare the repast herself
On returning to the family room, her husband. who
appeared to have become d-raDsed cal cd her Myers
and made an attack upon her with large knie, ~hch
foiturstely came in contact With her oorset-oone,
thereby. in all probability, saving her life. She was
badly injured, however. He then attempted to shoot
her, bat missed her, when abe succeeded in making
her eeospe from the house Justice Hswley becoming
apprssd of tue facts caused the Immediate arrest of
Willis ard directed the constable take the sed
before Justice ford Of MorIisaes for examination,
on the charges preferred against him by hi, wife.
The latter suppoeirg her husband safely lodged In
custody returned hone sbou, midnight; bat ere sbe
had long retired to rect her husband made bis appear
apoe 9, bonn. In sts,e Of d,ldum and Uncomfortable
rage; when Mrs. Willis sgsln fed fom hone, and
PROCEEDED to the house of clergy man for shelter where
sss rmsined yesterday in very feeble IT not cri'ca
condition. The exsunatiop Of Willis was to take
P'ses yesterday before Justice Clifford al Mori'Sns'
MURDER IN CpEYSe CorSrY Two men, name1
mlli'n Murray ssd John Sstery, both emPl'sedi II
Inc Leecs Mills at Lsefs Greene County, met 10 tho
'uss' Of that village few dsys since which proved
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OPESISG LETTER.-A person named George II oil
broot arrested yeer6sy on e2moaEt Of h friend John
W Iavtop for ODE Mig aodTssed TO hlm by
chan. Prevd.pe This letter contained order TO- DO g.
which Holm oh fe5 the damage Of tie complainant Toe
conmsop which MI Law Loot BY tbs trsulactoD,
rot very 1se j. resolved 10 u.te hoof1os sui-
fer for It. Tie accused held In $50 bail for eIsminai1a
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AMERICAN GEoGRAPHIcAL AND STATISTICAL So
CIrTY.-The Rev. Or. Thompson of the Tabernacle
Church and Of the VcePr Of this society,
will deliver its Annual Address this evening, at Gin
ton Hall, Actor Place. The new rooms and Library
Of tee Society will utderst md be open for in'pec-
ton Large additions to the list of members, and to
the Library have been made since the removal to
Clinton Hall.
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THR Poor A. WELL. A. TIE Rich can have
cure fer CovSHs COLDs ssd Cnssr sfII5N b. - ri arr
s-sg.s .ns cbesprss 4 Srs ~ y OardG,ts
BALsaM Of LstRuoKr srd HoAsHoVND, netcre ta.i hs'
proved blessing IL 10 too By eli tn prSEsat
and M.ssrs POTTER Bo.ton, tie Uensr> -o
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CosnrrrVp.-Tce four burglars srre''ed BY Gun
e.rs V.s Dixie aua Ly~u. e - Ffh P.sia' 70 IN" snf
.rtox. o. -, q. .:sTe E-Esfa Ss ~ s','r. n
No,Gs, 1850 y.,rd., t~pp't-so va
County trial stsr hsa tau pictures tAfra if ~
e -eib tnlert 81 the Thieves GsisTy-
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MORE TICKET STANDARDIZATION S'tzer Of New
BruDssick, n j., yesterday morning csms before the
City Hall Police Court, charging Henry Drake OF No.
lO9 West street with swindliDg bin out Of g. on .
ticket fer himself and wife TO Albion, Ofleaus County
in this Safe. He Gays the money was taken by the
clerk ii. ID. Sutburst, before the ticket was given,
though he wanted to see the ticket to know whether
it was all right Snithurs .wore at Sser asking him
whether he thought be (Smthurst) vas rogue. No
sooner however, the money in the drswer, Sit'er
al eg.s thsn the clerk denied having received it.
Officer Barry arrested the clerk, and alec brought the
money found in the drawer to the Couf, where it vas
found to answer minutely the description previously
given by Sitser. Beside this sSj worth of new South
.rn bills, of the Potomac River Bank, Georgetown,
ID c., was found in the draEer, which Officer Barry
repoIts to be counterfeit. Smithurst nm ed ID
wait the decision of the Grand Jury He has Already
spent term at Sing SiOg, and is again indicted for
previous similar offense.
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NAVIGATION on THE HUDsoY-A FREsHET.-The
Hudson River is nearly clear les, ard navigation has
commenced in earnest. Tue Eagl', ng from
Newburgh to Albany made her first trip up yesterday,
with flying oolors. The Norwich passed Poughkeep-
sic yesterday morning, about o'clock, vita the fret
tow from this city. tow is expected down to-day.
The North Americs, South America, Oregon and the
Santa Claus, run every night between tas city and
Rondout and Hudson. Toe barge Exchange lsf.
Pougbkeepsie last Sunday night at o'clock, heavily
freghted in tow of the steamer North America. The
day boats not expected to commence until the mid
die Of next month. Tnere s fire ,bet the Hudson,
between Pougbkeepcie and CO1sacke the watel being
over the docks The wind blew a gale on Tuesday
night and yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Prof. vincsnEO Bots, PH. d, OF the Uoivsrsi!y Of
the City Of NewYorh, WI commence, at the S2inse'
Institute, this evening, . Of lectures on the
history Of CivilzAton in Italy from the time Of
" the Roman Empire to the present day
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GURSRY's INV PHOTOCRAPinC And F1SB
Az GsLL,RY n, ~ BrosdvzJ hrs' bo,s bow TIE NV.
iors Ho'eL PboNssFes DssasuSssypes A-4s.1f-a q OF
and NoTytypea
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Gil Y ITEMS

Mr. Gro. vAsDESHoFF gives his last reading to-
r;sb. AT Dodwortbs Saloon, previous to leaving for
Aib,nv where ne is TO give thrte Re adDgs. He hs,
mai. an admirable selection for b. closing Rssoiug 10
Dickenss humorous and pathetic story of Cnrs.mss
Carol
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The Rev. DIR. Haley Of Albany, formerly OF Edin
burgb, ssd inma,e friend Of the late d. Chsl Def'
Of Scotland will deliver lecture OF the life and char
scter Of tbis eminent dvioe this evening" al the
church IN Eighteenth street, near Fifth Avenue.
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FoBotRr- colored boy, psnsi Nicholas Csco.
srsssd END COMMITTEE Jgsts k-ss, Or
torEr order 4 M. Aason. q CGiseThy
Tse stos tsnss C>utr 10 bos ., fora p.i,
Of boos wok &3 IRE Joanstsr ob.siusd oSo. ss6
the forgery net discovered s-oks G'ss.
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Bells HEAD.-Onr report Of the cattle market this
week IL full OF interssog items Of Information % cost
OF cattle at the West; cost Of freight by different
roads; expense per head from different seotions, aud
amount realized from sales, showing in some csses
Losses nearly equal to the coat Of transportation. 1:
viii BE- seen also, that the market this week opened
on Tuesdsy at rates tia. c1ud not be maintained on
"wednesday, and that on the wbols drovers realized
but very little any, better prizes than they did the
week before. 10 short that the supply Of beevss 10
40 Iessly equal 10 the demand a. wces for the very
best only equivalent to lie per pound for the net
weight of beef sinking the hide fs' and Ofa tbst it
ia extremely difficult for drover' with al the good
ment of their brokers' to get the market ABOVE
that sticking point.
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rptes bic e-eto,-t NJ Joe y Writ sf ~ Gese -
street Ne~ Yerk Of 81 Hhis n sorc roe tse uH ne S'
hria k,f
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Pnsr-OrFtcE CH,NGEp.-rte Poe. OFF q e. Ram
ssybGfR Wsir-n CoUnty j. has eeea removed % the
ia ssair StatlSr, on the NNren Rs!toat
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WALL STREET 0PERAroRs.-There has been for
several years, a family of operators in Wall street.
named DeYoung, notorious from the amount of worth
less checks they have been sbe to pass upon business
men Of every description. The family consists of a
father elderly man, end four five sons, and their
place of business is around the tteps of the Merchants
Exchange One of this family, N. N. DsYoung, who
was in demand by the police week since, was brought
before tue City Hal Police Court yesterday morning,
by officer Flsvin, who found hin, after considerable
trouble and danger locked mp in dark closet at No.
Bedford street lie was arrested a second COM
plant, made by George Brodie, No. 479 Broadway,
for passing worthless check upon his clerk, Henry s.
Hill, on JSnusry 81, signed by +. X. LAnereuI, a
lawyer in Wall street. and endorsed by DeYOung
senior, for the sum of s32 A nber of uueIecuted
papers against DeYoung are already on file at the
Tombs Police Court He committed for eIamins-
ton
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POLICE ConMIssIoSERs.-At ameetiDg OF the Board
Of Police Commissioners yesterday afternoon, Sergeant
Birney and Officer Wler were dismissed the Depart
ment. The cases Of there men have bsen heretofore
published in THE TRIBUNE, and repetition is unteoes-
sary.
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WEALTHY SHoPLFTER RSARREsTED.-George
Rtdger an alleged skilful and notorious shopli ter
who is said TO be the Of E, 900 worth OF resi-
estate at West Hoboken, n. j and yho, having been
arrested three weeks since escaped by foetng = 900
bail, was tsken in custody by off Bosies of the
Tweptysixth P1ecirct and taken before the City Hall
Police Court yesterday morning.
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% pity bes- norssg-d to the F,nis' seA .,st ta'
n sslls GOWN tie sns To ststss
aro ~. To- J,ds- ohsssd tse JerT Ia ODD
viii tbs q the srs Re Jlr returned s-ftlt
f h. ia h- lie suoCu. cisned L. ~ !sr tor
yiaiLiifs. Cl.rr AID g..sr f1r 5efsncAnt
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DEATH PROM SC,LDs.-COrorer Gsmble held an
noue, al No 64 Wet Sixteenth street toe body OF Ed
ward Jacobs. child II month, od who died from the eScs Of
received IN Of falling ia.o tap Of eott
water ca SoLdsy whch hi. Der bad heated or ~AaAn
elo;he, Toe Jury rendered verdict Of accidental drAia
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4. ". FABEK's Lead PeaclL sod :. retail b.
&c i:st,ooer- Al wholesale only b.
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REAL EsTATE,-The fol owing sales were msde yes
tsrdsy, at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j. Bleeck
err, Son & Co..
4,.ory brick house and lot No sos IVES. S3i.st Ns,
bet Sth and ltthavs lot lG6NtO. 5000
4 TssS 50 a.uT lot w. 1850
E,., near Sd .v lot q r. foE.. lsCO
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CORRECTION.

To ne Edi,or Of The n. \, Tribune
SIR: The article in your issue Of to-day, headed,
Luck, adventures Of Jsry SpinieT" Is incorrect a. re-
s.ds their stopping Pst;en. Hotel such names 81 Dr.
and lacy sppesr books for tue last four 'nth'
with the hotel lie, ,econ OF
such parties stopping there. "h fATItN
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SUsPrcTED OF THEFT.-Detective Farley arrested
b., named John Lcoprey yesterday with ladies' el
drrs III HE possession. The
I'D uN beld suspicion ard the goods may be the
Police HeaoQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

FATAL BURSIsG CAsUALTr.-Au ipquest WAS ned
BY Coroner Gaebe the corner Of Tenth aud Que
b. eniynfn the bnoJ q little s'Fl
wear, X Sehpeerr be died from the Effects Of
h.n, Lat Sunday hils with several other
AM Obtain ID msch ard limiting ss TIRE 20 piece OF pap-t
fhS b..e uuscAey communicated 20 dTes ara before
ss,,tsnce could the safersr fatally sofned
,,ot OF eeS.h from burns accidentally received, VA rendered
Nv he Jury
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SHE HAD BROrHER--We have from Phils1elpha
zone sccoun. Of beating administered recently to
ore Dr. James 4. Brown Of or lately Of No. 70 deury
street, Brooklyn, by Mr.. Francis Croker OF Posdel
pbis. This DR.. Browp, it appear who has wife aud
children in Brooklyn has been very intimate for
tim. pat with Mrs. ID. Bowers, formerly the
ger Of the Wslbutreet Ihester; aud in consequsocs
of such iLtimscy dsagreesbe had got sbfosd,
to the prejudice Of the paIties. Mr Crocksr is the
brother of Mrs. BoweIs. Some months ago, Mr.
BoSers, while playing at Laura Ksene's Ihester, in
New York, became acquainted with Brovn. The
doctor greatly pleased with the lsdy and alter
vsid vert TO Phi sde pbia to zee her, lie has been IN
Phiaoelphia ever since. He stays at the Gifsrd
House 20 which some tine since Mrs. 30 alec
moved. l. ia alleged ttat Mr.. Croker became
impressed with the idea that Brown DESTROYS of
curivsiirg an intimacy With Mr.. Bovers no. sdnis
iible in the case Of man who was already married.
On Fr day night last, he applied at the Grsrd House
for permission to either Dr. Bro~n Mrs. Bowers,
and was informed tina, pe'ther OF them in. lie
tfe asceIts,ped the number of the room, and vent
up up announced. He entered a room, in which were
the parties for whom be was 10 sesrch. He then sp-
preach ed Dr. Brown ard handled him in a very roogh
msnner, also hurtipg Mrs. Bosers, who came TO the
doctors a. sistaLce. Croker seizsd Brown by the
bair, knocked him down and kicked him about the
ROOM Mrs. Bowers scresns brought assistance, and
the police came TO tie spot The parties concerned
ell went into conference, ard report of the sfsu
was made at the time in OD'eq1sDce Of the informs
ton that the matter would not bs made public. On
Monday AID Better held Mr.. CrOcker to bs1 in the
sum Of s, 500 for "a,ssplt sith iuient to kill" DR..
Brown aud in 900 to answer the charge Of assault
log Mrs. Bowers Although brother AMI sitter Mrs.
D. ard Mr. Croker have held no intercourse for
than year Previous 20 that time, bis frsternsl de-
votion to the lady had been subject Of general
remark
Dr. Brown is a chemist, ard not long since professed
70 have charge Of eraod discovery in gss-makng,
which woulo greatly reduce the cost Of tina article
60 necessary to most people but supsfaous to him
snd produced copies Of pstents and other papers 10
proof Of the reality OF the thing. Pniadelpha wac
ramed the headquarters Of hi operations, bat it
seems that the lady, and not the gas drew hin tbsre
II was also understood months ago that the St. N'ho
lee Hotel in New York. to inaugura!e the great
discovery here, by gbtpg up and wing grand sup
per- but the gas as come 10 light, and nov tie
alleged inventor il pretty nesry e1.itguisbed Let all
amorous professors of chemistry, especially married
men, who have bankeri after new sfiai;les aud
experimental combiDstions, take heed by the con-
etqOences in this case and above all loob out for big
bfothers az there are more such relatives left 10 this
region particularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

This evening, DIR. A. Curtis of Cincinnati Is TO de-
liver free lecture at Hal Of the Cooper Institute,
on the subject Of Bsoks end Banking" The lecture
is given under The auspices Of tue Mechanics Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

REAL EsTATE.-The folio wing sales of real estate
were made by p. X wilkins:
and 10. NJ side Sds 100 feet w 2dsy bless $50
House and lot NJ side IS II W 2dAy l'Is8y.... 1850
House lot NJ see SD at l59f W nay l7s9s;s.. $50
Also The following, 10y Adrian H. Muller:
Store and lot No IA Nsssus p by about 2eeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

BrRGLARY.-Tbe two colored boys, ps'ued keed
and " hAm, mentioned In THs TKIBVxE Of Wsin-ray :.
,u,pecied OF bre.,tDs into rooet he to,Ahco $50
p,yes Farmer II no. 5 Coaubia connttsa ior
irs b. Jac. ste' essiIg scksowiedsef tnr saI- ~
ropf-. I'd ihst thew rOd toe stolen to row vi o.
No IS CCluub bis street sni Eru-s, Sustes OF NO Sso eAs
..f.et Tie I.eg GtEiea g. kn-wled<e Of Ia tso4seas