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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
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Is THIS So 1t is rumored about the City Hall that
late employee Of the JOINT Committee on Accounts,
row engaged in executive department, has opened
sort Of side Office from which, in connection with
another employee Of the same Committee, circular
has been issued proposing to part having property
affected by irregular assessment liens to show them,
for me oderate compensation, the way TO eyade pay
meIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
COURT CALENDAR-rnls D.

sgPRrsE Coukr-GrsERAL TEns:.Ncs. ", o'
a. 3d. %, ~, IS % ~, ~, 80. 81, 62 q - 81 - - 40.
SrPREsE ECoUsI-CiRcuIr-Nos. 2s19 Joy. 4ols
SOL ~ 81 So ~ lt3 ls1 49, Is'. iss, ILL., i'' is III
SUPKEN, CouEr.-Nos. AZ, i22, f3, 3. ii6. 90,
ae si.
Cosxos Plr.s.-PARr Mos. 63s, 6sO. 6ii. 6l3.
ga 6fS ga cf. 65i esI s5 s55 PART IISos is) ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
SUPERIOR coURr-Fsu li-Bs,Ore Judge sLo.s0s.

GNWBIINN IN tNHHs
George Csssafd sat Elisha ililman.
These were two actions in which the plaintiff sought
20 recover damages for performance Of vo conscs feS
toe delivery pork The defense set that the contrscs
were of gambling paare the intention OF the parties being
net deliver receive the po, but to pay differences
according 20 the state Of the market
lu,on tidal Judss Instructed ths Juvy
that had offered evidence In proof OF thts
defense sufceft to him r submitting the csss 10
them he therefore directed them e. find verdict for the
plaintiff The verdict suit IS s and In the otners
$500
These cases before the Court demurrer. about 10
noI tbs ago ard excited considerable interest In nmercsf
circles hell upou demurrer that cou,rac for the
a'e delivery If merchandise valid In s face, WIS., never
hee he parties to did not intend 10 deliver %
receive the bot pay differences 70 the side
or the o.her the fIurs state OF The market mgbt be,
VIM NJ Eyarts aud X c. Cater foT plaintiff Chss TrscI
ara W. NJ. Allen for oeepdalt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

city oct ea into tovnI.p 10 10. 20 sess ey t,isHes eui
secre sr,n, streets bs,s throssa ~ 1e cry sns 20
ifs, hes p,tas esa yemen
rurA retr sr0und Tor the P-cP
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
SUPREME CoURT-Cseurr-FEs. H-Bsforo Judge


ILEKKE.
Charles w. Pierce, ct al, agt. kihsn v. X. Lsa-
singh -Judgmen for p,n,lA -
The People, OK rel, John Pettigrew agt. EdSard
Cooprr Street for mandanus denied
With costs.
K KCH,nsrRs-YEs. Before Judge sUrnERLASo.
In the msttsr OF proving tho last will ana testamsnB
Of Carl August Meme decesedOraer return Of comnsis
son sTsLt.d.
Edward l.. Lynch agt. Jsmos Henderson. Motioa
es1 ted with costs defendant thPulsting not to sus
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Coughs. Cold.! Consumption Cured By the timely
Of Mrs n GssDNEK's INDIAN BALsAN or LyERwo2T,
tbe bee; and most Iecsy remedial ssnt offered in ell
Puu.oEAy complaints For .sle everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
lAdyeriEemen..

Observation-Disclosures with Chart and
written descriptions Of character given dy ct the Prrepe
logical Cabinet. No. 80 Broadway. blocks sboye the Pk
Private for Gentlemen and Ladies' TowLER WELGs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
THE METALLIC T,sITT sTRop-Inyepted b,

GEo sAUsDEks A. D., les-Th the genuine article, ha1
been eqad fo producing the keenes. possible edge
Can Be Obtained of the subscribers aud sole msa1ctus
en, J. 8. SArXDEks, No. 7 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
IAdyerffs@meut.
Tl6verfis@mentl

Grand Procession of the Masonic Fraternity al
the Academy OF Music Tickets 20 b. had =: the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

A3yertisemeLtl
Grand Ovation OF the Knights rempars, as escort
the Grand Ledge the Ac,deny Of Mu,le TONIGHT.
ficsEa 20 te had =, the door,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

A. W. FABERs Lead Pencils, sold at retail b.
81 sstioner. A. wholesale only By
EsEkHAED FAEER, sole agent, No. lS3 W.lsms-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

| lAdg,risemer

An immense display Of Masonic ParzphernaIl'
Io-SlCHT a. the Academy Il Hgsic.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
fAdyertisemeut.l

Adyertisemeut.I
GRAND MASONIC BALL, THIS EVENING, at th'
Academy oi Music Tickets to be had ct the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

vh, saw TIE occursrce, brought pohcemsn TO sr'
rest hin, but the girl did not wish to undergo tie
snro, snee q attending at Court, the complaint was
dismissed. Last Friday evening be vss again ar
rested IN TIE Seventh Ward for being drunk aud d'cr-
derry, sAd passed the hight in the Sts'ion- Ho1s'.
When taken to the E.-e1 Police Court, before justice
Breruar, be Induced tbs oicer TO wi.hdrs~ the COM
psirt, and thus escaped second time. hat the
charge been pressed the Judge would have inflicted
tie penalty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Ball in Aid Of the Hall and Asylum Fund, at the
Academy Of Alsic, TO NIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

VA. J. writes us that he was recently waited on
by an egert of tie "Hunter-W Woods Society," and
solicited to give something 10 aid of that S,cietys
charitable operations. lie gave half dollar-whi,h
was all he could afford-snd surprised to have it
rudely repulsed, with an ntirnaon that collecting half
dollars for the ptor of City entirely too small
business for the Society aforesaid Whereupon, he
pat the casting back into his vest pocke-where there
vas ample room for it and writes for oqr opinion
in the premises. That opinion is, that he is just half
dollar better AMI the poor no worse off than if the
agent aforesaid Lad accepted Lis contribution.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
COURT OF sENERAL sEss!oEs-MospAy, Rxs. H.

The District Attorney had provided many cases for
disposition today But Instead OF sabittfns trial ssoh
pleaded guilty. CoEssq snty tie vors Of the asy
disfo.sd Of
Isscsa guilty 20 petit larceny Am Wood Pee
isD.isy for -four non and Jones 70 the iasation for
three sntLs.
M.ry Rh and Mary Colwen, indicted for sr.ad lspeay.
Colvs nirsed babies from toe Alms HSass ssl.
instead ci tIPPyIos them with food gave opan. fhey
sent Psni,.stsry two yesrs and mosths
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

DEAD ISFAST FoUSD ~ A HALL.-The body {
found in the hail OF the tenement bOus
No. 10 East Twenty nh street, and sent to Bellevue Des
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

SUDDEN DHATH.-AD inquest was held yesterda
81 No. 70 Whitehall street upon the body Of Gsrnan nam
Cornelius Haisn who SicdAy night fell dead white r
lazeIb. CO. No ~ Geeuvich street verdict OF dea
BY oiseaIe Of the heart rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
IAdXertisenlen

The Knights Temphrs, armed Capable, will
make Grand Ertree At the Academy Of Musc TONIGHT
Tickets to b. tad q; the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-C0roner keef,
hei inquest Monday the Ne~York Hospital upon the
body Of John CaroD, aged who died from injuries
ctd few DAY, by beog by engine Of ths
bATsm Rsosd Com Fourth aud Seventy
ninth II appeared IN evidence tbs. deceased walk
inc the track the time Of the snd osilg 20
bic being deaf he unable hear the whistle which
dd 10 him Of danger The reversed
posbe bat late prevent the catastrophe Toe
Jury IN the rendered verdict Of cdenta dea.n De
ceaLsa was . native Of lreard. 81 yeaIs Of sse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

been examined yesterday but Mrs. Morrei wa' unable
toreseh the city Th' hearrg Wa, therefore
adjourned to this afternoon a. tte Jefferson Market
Court where tie lady Will be placed upor tie siand
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

REAL EsrATE.-The following sales were made yes.
terday at the Merchants Exchange, by Al. Bleecker
Son g. Co.:
90 W. cor hsv and 98,hst House ard Sl1 80
Ou S7hst House and Lot No. l6f W............ LOO
On 57h st House and Lo. No. 100 W............ 1910
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

A MoDtL SoHooL TEACHER -Nr Anthony Ga
Isgber, who is said to be ycerrnoipa in one OF the
Si1h Ward Public Sclools, is pretty well krown TO
the police a. drunken and disorisrly fellow. About
week ago, while in state of ioebnAtion he insal.ei
q yourg riIl wto vas waiting Tor 8 car in ChAthan
square 90 that sbe was obliged to take refuge from
Linn ia hardware .ole in the vicinity. Her snpioysf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

CAsrALrIEs.-A lad named John Garland, fell from
lie roof Of stable In Forty street. near Eleventh
me- Suu6sy sustaining compound fracture OF the Leg
JoLL OBen shot himself in the hand in CeLue street Jes
terday
Anerew Of NewOrsnee New Jersey in attempting 70
lump upon oue Of the Hudson River Railroad yesterday
seinocn Of Leroy and West see' fell under
the pbee which passed his m aru, crushing II % pu
lanes Weldon yhi. tearing Gown the old suTsrhoue Ia
Duane street Church yesterday afternoon had his skull
re ctured by piece of tnb.r falling upon his head
d. smith tAyeGoe engsged in loading the thip DR..
Franklin a. Burng slip ystercsy tus,ained fracture Ct the
All Of lie aboye cases were taken tie City Hcsp,ai
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

San1eI IIEany A.t. 0alrsD, Moran Z Co.
This case was me rtioaed 9 few days ago. The fol-
lOsirg Is fuller iepost:
his vas A. se.on brought 20 try ihe title 70 ags ard vss
s stck q sx sIe fznsy rsy tsIorgig Scamse
hI4f " ho carried cI Scsi1sfs at 10. sB Bfoec
u cfder = ensoe ta- 10 oot sk ard other s0f oa
ftl5c s.esme attsssery 20 pueufs udy.less Of aIIe,
Ihrusk the Ef-e1ce u Mr. Ttfr.y Who the II
tss rSa sslss, a-yx1 W.Sa ss soaes S.csts< ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
U. o. COMMISSIONERS COURT-vEe. H-Bsfors No.
Iae. Ran

JosEPH BRIDcHAN.
cOCsTERFEIr cOIs.
Michael Dolsn was examined on q charge OF psss-
ng counterfeit con bot the evidence being nsgcisnt b VS.
discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

NIBLo's GAEDES.-The circus here is doing glo-
rous business The three humorsts, Messrs. Lerton,
Siegrt ard Bs., are universally acceptable, and are
nos, sgrees5le fes:ure in the entertain nsni- The
cOn. Mr. Dan Rec, is persistent in his inane vul-
ga,isms as .ver. However, be sabsides after this
week. May his shadow never Be seen hefe again
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Madame Louise Abel announces q SOires Musicale
th.s evening" at Chickering'S Rooms, No. 69i Broad
way corner of Fourth sree', assisted by Miss Minus
Lunau, ard Messr,. l.. Molenhsuer snd +. BsrgLer.
A Handsome CoNrLMEST.--Somst two years ago,
Mr. Cbas Augustus Davis, en- eminent merchant OF
this city, succeeded, after lO 10 years of litigation,
in recovering from the North American Tfus. Com
psDy several bundled thousand dollars, for Msssrs.
Palmer, McKIlop, Dent & Co. Of London, which he
RENTED to them The other day Mr.. Davis was most
agreeably surprised by the receipt of splendid silver
dinner service, worth about 900, which his London
friends had forwarded to lin fee of freight and Gus
toms, a. an acknowledgment Of his valus,s services
in their behalf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Mr. Everett, in private letter to friend in this
city states that in consequence Of exsrtiou and
ndisposition be viii lot be able within ten or twelve
days to make the journey to this city aud address
sge audience s. ii is Lot probable that he viii be
here en- the anniversary of Washington birth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

BROADWAY THEATER.-Eugand hiss al last done
her duty in so far the sending excellent scor
fills our cis-atlaLtc notion Of duty. Mr.. Harry Pear
son who appeared last night q. this house for the first
time in America, all the conditions OF thor
orghly admirable actor in certain line Of actorlal
business. Since the days of Lysander Thompson,
confessedly the most perfect artist of his kind En-
gland has ever vouchsaed us Mr.. Pearson Il the best,
if we may be permitted to judge from single per-
formauce. The play last nig6t was the Villagers"
and it was badly enough done in many respects; go
much 80, in fact th.t Mr. Pearson was the sole re-
dtmpdon fit. We eusy have occasion to speak mora
fully Of him hereafter AT the end OF the play he was
called for, and made speech to the following effect:
"LADIEs AND GESTLENEs: / utterly at loss
to find language 10 express my thsrks for the hearty
and enthusiastic reception you have accorded me,
stranger, tonight l hope that hereafter, when we
professionally better acquainted, may have oc-
casion and opportunity TO say how sincerely thank
you for your most tsttering Kindness.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-30
observation-disclosures
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
The Late Railroad Accident.

The Western papers give us the appalling
particulars ui the late disaster ON the Mich
gan Southern Railroad. We copy rs fol-
lows:
The train was heavy one. containing
five well-tilled passenger cars, besides the
baggage and mail car. The train was about
half IN hour behind time previous to reach.
ing the fatal spot About ten o'clock on
Monday night, two hours before the time Of
the accident. Il tremendous rain fell through
out that section Of country, flooding the
fields and swelling the streams to consIdera-
BILE bulk.
The surviving brakeman says that the
train ran with great caution over all the
culverts previous to reaching the fatal cul-
vert; but, on nearing the latter, the speed
WAS increased 10 twenty-five ur thirty miles
All hour, IA this culyert WAS considered the
most reliable on the road. On reaching the
gap. which was about one hundred feet wide
and about thirty feet deep, the train fell first
on the old trestle work, which crushed be-
meath the weight and then leaped into the
chasIn. The engine fell ut the base OF the
further bank and buried itself in the sand.
The baggage car, two second class cars, and
two first class were piled into one mass, and
drove each other into the earth. The sleep
ing car fell on its side ON top Of the pile of
shattered cars.
Every man connected with the train, ex-
cept the conductor. one brakeman, the CON
ductor of the sleeping car and his boy, was
killed.
When the uniniured passengers crawled
out the scene is said to have been awful
Scarcely distinguishable in the darkness lay
n pile Of shattered wood and irGn aud about
hundred aud fifty dead and dying persons,
part buried in sand and mud, aud part
washing away i'll the boiling torrent that
swept down t" the st. Joseph river, but a
few rods distant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
Dueking a Dagusrreotypist.

A letter in the Louisville journal dated
Stanford, Ry., June 9th, says: This morn
ing, considerable excitement prevails among
our indignant citizens. a man. who calls
himself W. Il. Davis strol!ing daguerreo'
typist-wio halls from Cincinnati. had, but
a few day. since, stopped in our village for
the purpose of taking pictures. Both his
manner aid appearance were those Of gen
tleman 1t first; consequently he drove a
prosperous trade On yesterday 1t was AS
certainee that he had been guilty Of the
grussest improprieties in the presence OF ie'
males who were not with gentleman lie
had his wife travelling with him, and what
could hive been his object We could not
imagine At any rate, goodly number OF
citizens took the matter in their own hand.
last nria,t, and ordered him To pack up his
implements of trade: md after this was done
thresy marched him IF to u poF+ OFT of town.
and gave him twelve plunges under It's Inud |,
dy wySr. it WAS the design Of the crowd
to tar .pI feath=r hin after this, and ride
bin % rail; but ip mercy ~ ths Er"eelesss
sramt he was let of with the ducking; and
led olt Of town, after being allowed to pack
his phnder ip his wagon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
The Fashions.

A Paris letter says, white muslin robes
with u little c"lored spot, bid fair to be the
rage this summer They are made with
number Of scol!oped tiounces, the edges Of
which are button holed with cotton, the color
of the spot. The bodice Is low, and over
it is bertha. crossing in front, and trimmed
with festooncd frills. The Beauharnuis cune-
Zon In quite new. Its the invention Of Mile.
yirginie Easseur, who will make thirty or
forty dresses for the same person, 50 that no
two shall be alike. She originated la robe
Clotilde, Of white muslin with white embrol-
dered spots. On the skirt are nine tiounces,
each with pink or blue ribbon through the
hem. Between every third hounce Is a space
filled up with bouions and ribbon. All down
one side bows Of ribbon are attached to each
hounce. On the other side two larger bow.
are fixed to the bouilnns The corsage low
and square, is worn with II little fchu which
leaves the throat bare, and covers the shout
ders. The sleeves have five hounces and five
bows of ribbon. The Distinguishing marx
of this costume is q very wide sash winch
goes round the waist aud ties behind like d
chids. the ends finished by 4 deep fringe.
This dress is perfectly charming in the coun-
try. when accompanied by Fornnrna stra"
hat, trimmed with wild flowers.
Much attention is bestowed on riding hah-
it,. Some are made of white pique-nan-
keen is worn, and the unbleached contIls. -
A short WASTED bodice is worn with the
skirt. The riding hat is of straw, the sides
turned up and b und with black velvet. a
velvet bow confirming a tuft Of cock ieather''
- Netc York ErDrsss