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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-07
Dec. IL, ISIS.

Pennanship, History Of the Initial s,.4es .,s eompc-
on though Of great importance in every District shc
ale NC. hsnuoned IN the Act topics. in reference "
when the Beard are required select text books and there
orr they have made eeial Of books ff
instructions in these branches
But am authorized saw that the Ioard as
concur WITH me in recommending 70 the consideration
Snperntendents Teachers and Parents and booksellers
Vermont the following books =
~ tohfosTIoS-Tower aud 1weed's Grammar Of COMFY
ntion,n CROSBY, Nichols & Co., Bostonl
~ HISTORY OF U. s.-Quackenbos History of VnhsA
states" tAppleton & Co., New York;
IL PENhANsHIp.-Payson,D unton and scr;huers fss
manship' for copy books, (Condenscd in two nunbsn
And Book keeping adapted payson Dunton and serT
ners' PenmanshipN Grossly Nichols 4 Co, Boston
J. S. ADAMS, s<eretsf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-07
The Boston Journal for 1850.
THE FAvoRIrE PAPER OF NEW ENGLANn
Published Daily SEMI Weekly and Weekly.
Payment Invariably in Advance.

In announcing the terms for the Journal for
1859, the proprietor deems it UNNECESSARY TO
describe its peculiar characteristics as popu-
lar newspaper, or TO make any special promises
for the future. He deems it sufficient 10 say.
that what
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-07

The engine was thrown from the track,
the truck wheels broken also the bridge.
The Rum jug was found unbroken on the
ice beneath the bridge.-RepoSitory.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-07
semi-vNccI,Iy JournnI.
Boston Weekly Journal.

GsEAT Success OF THE CHM Paw
Three years ago tn eProprietor of the Journal
decided 10 reduce the price of the Weekly jour,
nal, and the success Of the low price Club Man
mas been 50 great as TO indnee the following low
rates for 1859: ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
SATURDAY, Jan. 22-P. 4


With the exception Of few leading stocss, there
was bu' q moderate bosire.. dons &; the corning
Board. Pnces, however, With 30 help from prom
rent operator, we're generally sust.irsd at about Fri
day. cloeing rates. TIE incubus IT s threatened
European war rad soue ef.ct in adding dnlnes- to
the uakst, ard the continued Indifference OF the pub
lie TO the uosemeuis IN tie S.ock Market si.ts the
bear IN checking any ispostoc 70 siysace wnicn
TIE market might ostetEise exhibit under the grs5us
but steady improvement &: oomnsrc.l sad financial
matters throu- boat tne coustry Between Boards the
foreign rews was srscevee sod ioerpreted untayaAby
At the Second Board, to~ev.r after the details were
knosr, there was frmsr fe.Dg, which continued up
TO the closing TRANSACTIONS Of the street the sAoits
taking in considersbe amounts Of stock. TIE dis
po=i,or to eel especially sellers option, was less
than for sev.rs dsys psss. TEE most violent move
epi Ct TIE day ~~ in P.cisc M.l which op saed ..
Sob ais: s. OF Friday, sna TIT Hkst being pressed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

berr 7rrs nen: he conveyance and desr
tior - t1is; laciseatsi 20 H.
Isfr1 -h- oo.e set TORN IN ssd a.
rett brsius i.s- AEE 1850 lsde oy th- .c-uisut
Ihr sever-f % the defsndAn hencs q.
fou tvv nouth ifU 5sie escs Tor o~ 'o OF
l.5 ALFRED hsv- be-I rayrert OF ncAaHfiss
rst-Lt rgh- sod 'sIsersd ~ hncs 70 Brder and
tt. pa,u-Lt wtifh Arcs Psi-rr-d oy 'ad as
sgun mt aety hT beiE-f n Menck s'on' tne
tire suc IN srtips;i0U ss-g SAID as'srBen upon PIE
sDd-d - chs.s BY Bsr-T u Monk OF a. n,-set roch
Mel x held Cuue5 cr-Au ra.tnt Of ma I1ae cAsa
usfer meter aud 10 certain psteut Of ma an- a "a
psreroiy'r AID upon purchase oi any Hiet-AAce
phsrfer.
That Ap lei5 and during tbe whole OF that y-ar vi"
N.ucs Bsker thst these psteot were
AID aboush the trG1rafon Appes % hsse
al tie orHs of reality entirely hii' u and isaasu
ut I-srecs 'e- crrsls of Beizcr s1d Wa constiFd o
The purpose Of ,ourirE Menck tte payment ' ho'oa deo
.p'erie- by tie g E b. him, sld r-efsea 10 and
pIrirTird IN
t0u,rh Tia; after tie ,xFcuon s1d livery Of the assign
net Merck Permitted BsiErr r-usa th- p).se'son ot
be hou-sod furniture res. estate i1us tT,ns-rr-d az
copvyed without n;eefeLce interruption on the part OF
Aeucs go
Fun Tia. he said -ssguueo. naie and delivered ~ith
h- inut the a Of BezeT biEce eesy snd ieirsli
creditors.
upon these facts % determine ths; s as nent 10
fraudulent and void the plaintiff receiver a., ald 40
ss1 ditsr Of Beizer aud tat the painn Is entitled
jGdEmsu IT. &c demanded - COEpiAiCt. with costs
the d-feudaut M-uck UuGer the direction OF
Woodbridge Hudon referee for All snd property ~hica
into hs under b. virtue - such asgueu
BsnbnGse sasith for ps-t,a Benedict bositnaa 'or
ieieIcA.ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
COURT OF COMMON rIE,s-JAs. a-B.s,r. j


AsSiGNyEST-PREFEKKkD CkEDiTORs.
Charles e. Bo,iwict r-c-iscr ALire~ beizsr William
M-aes, 1ss.gr-a
Tbs action was brought by The plzin.f as receiver
sSaus; the orf-neArs ssie assam-at appears
tha on The January 1855 the d-featsu; b-ser who
raeict doing blsn. u this city became iafoy-n
Aue Eeus-s assgueIo q a. he pr .r-y . the d-enf
A., A.uet for benefit Of his crecor The de-nd.nt
N,pek wG preferred creditor - the Aue1ni IL S19eN snd
ug.sls creditors preferred for l.rEe aaoGnta
TIE pauH sho resrt certA 1csrI; crrdito' ilef-s
that Ersu Aa- ~itt the ii~lt - hinder, Dc ~
and e,auS cf,ders sod is vols The -ts es,ss
shed ihe Ap-Ar IL hs orroa Of te CoGr. ~
his q. ou the creditors By the Plctt en--
t,d 70 = rr,fer--ce over al ihs others-
HILTON Upon ire ira Of ths sc-,n before NE wt5oo'
Ju,y the sr.e. .epeaed eosps ssd Ia following isu
wer. established ty the eylo-nre-
r,t Ta.t n pniid duly Appointed receiver o. tse
,,ony ke % the Ge-neaa, birsr end slssegue1iy
suf bring this s'rcn' % aeaiAfy Alleged In ms
complaint - 9 ,s., 49, .,.-. s.,
ard TIE ieiencsrt Mensk :ne ssss
rent ard The set forte In the oonpsrt
sac. tin. dvrrirs 70 Bez-r re dec as
n 81 t1u.t oer-e eya-ro ~ ~Gch II aecsrd n .,
81. eouvev,ae msde ana P,ee uf0n al 1eecs ne
.ru,,. CO.. "a red IL ibe as.suu1-tt
Tn. The wk9le rAsssioa, "a ess7;, Ee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

The Rev. Mr.. Sullivan, Q Catholic priest, Of
ChsIlestop S C, paid over to LADY Of ths. city on
Monasy the SUN of $500, re 'evsd through the COZ
f,ssioral He received 1t from . rson who said il
yes to ssisy indebtedness rghully due the heirs
of the lad, father. The debt has remsined uupsid
for at least period Of twenty five years as the parent
of the lady hs, been dead over twenty years.
Joss,s FIRE The total lossss by fire in Newark
for III, wear epolna jan. Wa $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

CoFFEE The demand moderate and proes are hfni tas
ssi.s nuimprtast
sUGAfs-A fsr demand prevsh; s.-. of goo bids mosay
New Or Ears, al ana Is hhss helsdo Sc krhns4
,;ssdy By sac,on A5 hhs. Es~-Oflesps ss n osi
hOLI5sk s-Nw on. sts ssdy sass Of aos bos Of s<,
Forsiso 10 quiet
RICE & trn; sales CT SO tea ct Sf6f.
sPfCEs-w. Doscs movement In Pepper, partly speoss
Of OAK. in end 3S>j bses,
John Patton sfosf priv.s termsno~ bed o. loc saA
over so SO IN los st s also 30 cases hatnss o. Sic
7EAs-A fair sds doing IN crops sn suo.ion sais 10
supoare esd for Monday.
LEATHER-1be sales exeeed the recetpb prices q both
BsmOek and Oak sre steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-s,rc.D.r, JAN a.


A few unmrOr.srt seutetces were passed n this
Court today, which then s'journsd for the term
Vm Jons, the Peni.eesry or oae 5esr. on
coLyn for posing counterfeit money GsorEe ksne, FOR
pfsuse, rem.uded % next tsIm fer sentence
Qges1er o. bcgi.ry L. the thrd degree
Of his previous good character and at the eneAy OF
h, employer allowed q sgp@usi0n OF Judgment
Mary Ksrssn, convicted OF petit larceny, promise or
reformstiop. allowed 20 eerart
JOIN Iscore who p-aoed guilty receiving solen goods
was o the PsriteniiAry for sir months.
Appleton Oak'mth the oher Of an sss,n snd
battery Coushan. seoved 70 90 On SUE
reuon o. judgment: Judge think the assault and b,ery
20 b. jui tfib
PsE Kir for an a.ssul. and batter the Pen
eLtsy for months Judge thinking the assault not jus
tfsble
Georts Bowre the count. rfeter rem.udei.
Tios closed the business for the Duug This month u
per1n the Prison ~ 20 the Pen
epfiary a. TO .he Ctg Pri-ou. Prison
those any other n Of the couIt held in tn'
county.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
kSsl.Iss
o,al......SaSSssS


pecrvsse A. compared With eos so
Ihs Committee of the Osio Legislature appointed 10
investigate the Bren defalc alton and the OF tho
O-io Life ard Tut Go ard he Canal Bank of Cleve-
land, ace nearly ready to report One of the Con-
mittee is now in CsnsSa, in communication With Mr..
Besn. who, IT is not improbable, may be induced 10
returr TO Obic The investgs gstioo in all the above
cases he's been very thorough and in the Bre'ln csss
it understood will mpics.e some lesdirg citizens Of
Ohio.
TIE anthracite coal trade thus Ear the present sss-
son, A. compared with the corresponding time lest
year shows an increase Of tunaage by the Resdisg
Railroad ef Sc 6l3 tucs; by the Lsbgh Vslley Ral-
road OF IL 30S tuns; ly the Broad Top of 4673 taas
and by the Scranton of 3s tuns mskiog aggregate
thus far by the four sources named Of 50 2S6 tuna
The business of the Reading Railroad for the week
ending 90 Thutsday last was N, ,iSl tuns.
The circular Of Mr.. Ssteith~ate, by the Europe,
ssys;
Since opr s,, there b, been demand for Am,cse Sc
curts the buying being principally r Investment and the
hest Of Securities taken, viz United States cent and
cen, Bonds Ne~York Central ana Penns,ssua ContrA
made n Mchsan Central " cent Bosds Induced by their ow
pce intmaon that the diminished tac has oen
sarrisd M proportious,e dminution IN wolns elpen~s
Eew.lors Central Shares steady at R Illinois Central
shaes fat being done before the meeting al
YES ef5sy IS dis the ee Of the meeting has oeea 20 I'm
prove them 81 dis. which they close sellers The Com
10 hope thst they sanr. loan, which,
DONE ~ no, nece.sitate a call a, present MA,
on. durDs the last few days from political
caves Money the Stock Exchange ct cent
and foi discount at 2. as Rcenf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday was agsin Gear and clld al
at hight the sharp northsrly breeze ws decidedly uo
ooufort.be The streets are froz- n hard snt tocre
IA considerable floating Ice IN the riyers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
rl.rhess.....Repoyted bv T.l.ryo,l

EZwOkLEASs Jan H-Ths sales Of CorTos 10 1ay. we've
700 bses for Adelps the rainy weather boeks bad
sass Of the week 500 bAes; rsc~i Of the sest
70 se bales ssspst S0o Ia week last ExroefA
s2o bales against ~ 200 in week year. uzkss ~
to> sIpos hene. 20 date $50 bsos iscrsssd reossps
the por.s. ssSo bales; aock ancesss1 1 bslsa Note
SIS Se an advance Of Ic- CoRx dull q @c Lsss0
steleic CoryxE 6rm-prfme ko lie ssss q tes 49,.
l5So bsss; receipts. 400 bsss; aecs, lsos sep ssaAS
esy 800 II sares time aA yesx.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Burns An unusual numDer If 4" Burns Fes'i7ss
cone off On Tue.dsy night. This Monday evericg
Henry Ward Bsecber lectores on Barn'' at the
Cooper Institute, Meanwhile the building III ~'icl
Buns wss born remains the lowes, sof OF an ela
iouse, where vile hq1or' are ds2sbssd' aud oe'ti
orgies are the nightly pastime.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

We are authorized 80 say teat paragraph In the
city papeIs ststirg TIA. the body of a chld brought
BY the Hudsoo River Railroad on its way for inter
aent in box sith label upon It, not indicating tn.
contents, lie wholly and aboutely false; and we have
received the bert posbe proof of ITS incorrectness,
md believe thai every possible care WAS taken of
lie remains.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

| CURIOUS CHAPTER or CHEATERr.-We have
sear ana read gres dea sboat the pstry knsveries
o. New-fort, hut case which cane before the Mayor
at Saturday surpasses in toe conhiiog stupidity Of
l1e victim and tee Of his sxind,rs suyt
ld the kini that We remember. About noon
very verdaut-lookirg, middle-syed man was brought
li',o the Mayors tiics by Deputy.Sheriff Barnard
Reilly spd a. bic HoDor engaged in his private
Ntm the stranger sat dosp the door till his case
4 Could b. beard. he was coar.ely dressed his annie
bOe ovsrAlls being tucked into great cOwhie boots
AID ever spd anon re ~iped his eYes with fsded cot
lks po. Acknowledgement.
the mao svidsJtiy bad GO more Wit than suticed
the most or0iuarJ purposes OF lie, sud he see ned
lNh have i0st stepped Oui OF n nelghoofaOod " rere
Iiasac snphci,, is rot otu called upon to contend
'rb caiy ca, threats Uuder ordinary circumstances
Ne deites. of tie mSn woold have secured him
esiust reportcral inamsitiven,ss, bat there was $
Naethirg - pathetic, 80 helpessy do~ncass ia hls
spesrs,cc IS b. Fat there slowly noppng up the big
~. Which coarsed down ms csrvworn face, ihs' .e
49,, sN DO, he lp sskng bun wast VAS toe matter ne
| 30 by telling ioug, rambling, aud ait ost lnco
, ntb story, from .hicn coudcose tbs following
'srsiye
fHriss: fam lssorcr from East Msriden. h'aroe
M unNee here at aS bour Thursday pEai, on h
60 Ouo rcisnd 20 f.trh father and mother ne had
S Koclest.T bis In HI. pocsst. be kl,shed
ess. he ~ss s.oos'ed BY a-cenny- y-dresse3 feiioe
A msnsseo 10 worm us-lf into his couhdence Lean
NEshe he tod nn that hs relative and psmesake
sep sood hotel snd offered show him the
coar.- the eoguymsn gratefully svsiled himself Of
~ Sd SOU fund btaeh IN Cscar street. and reed tn-
-. lohb lnTis,t" the ~u,runce Of Q public
VITO maze hiul believe thA. they both ca froni
H' snei tEt be ~. nephew u hiehAeFs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
COURT CALENOAR-rHIs D.y.

UsIrED STATES DisrRIcr COURT.-NOs, l0S, l09,
&C. 90, n, r. IS "a. Is, 76
SUPREME COURr-CIRcuIT.-PART I.-Nos. 81
4l7 81 ard other AL 49, 1899 49, 49, 453 A. AS
as 43 AS, fs5 4s7 iS9 49 f93 49, PAsT H. Mo-. i9t
i69 3se sS3 so 5i2 s46 SIS $50 55i 55j $50 @ 5S 54
be $40 572, S7s 576.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-Nos. l3l. 155,
lt7 lss l6s l2 1871, 1872 S. 7r H. a. II, Oo, 1884, les 1871
les ls7 ls3
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. III, 3, 209, 3ls 81,
So ls2 81 zs 5-s Sc 60, S2l, Z73 49, 2S, 20, Si
SIS .aS
COMMON PLEAs-Geueral Term this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

HISTORICAL SocuTY-Davii Paul Brown will lee
ture this evening before the Historical Sooety oa
"Sbsketpear,'s Birthplace
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

The Petit Jury Of the January term, Court Of Ses
trs, have presented ring 10 Assistant District At
iornsy Sedg wick, for HE efficacy officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

AdvrTtisemeutl ,
A. W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold af retail
~ al ssatscners A. Wholesale only By
" tAsss solt Ar-nt- No U.s. WtAtan1-G-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ENPLosIOS OF Gas ~ THE CARs.-A young lady
residnE in New.YorE City named Mis- Fovier slightly
sr.d or wedressy ls by the explosion Of ,s'ome;sr in
Rarosd from Jersey City for Phss pha She holding
convention with party Of friends when 'uddsuy the carr
were fnsd with sas One Of the passengers liz mach AID
the leah wh-u an erpc.cn took p,r- hos th- ear with
fan ,rroks tre - Miss Fo~ers nsr beside
turuir of hr esrrf sppsrel gent p.eoEer
ao slightly burnec upoI tt fsee- The car ~n 1aul-
such extent ths. i w deemed perHi y cave u
behind
TEE TRIAL or CARTER FOR MANsLAUGHTER.-
George Garter the runner INDICTED for mau.lsugt t-r
in killing John Brusin. han, by brutsy beating him,
was arraigned before Judge Ogdeo, IN the Hn1.on
County Court Of Oyer ana ItrmiDer on Saturday
Tie oay wss occupied in arguing the idrsdlc'ion oi
n. Cour Il vii BE- rrcoectsd that TIE onei co-
rted In York here bea. Busnsns1 e. the Ono
House in cr'eql"ace Of difficulty ar'ins ff3m EAHe1E bl
.Dha - Jersey City where he died snt upon
the inquest being held Car brought over on Varf.a
and sd % await the sct Of the Gfand lry wac
bill of Indictment for msnssnE1tsr Counsel f9r the
psopls william Dayton, s'ate Attorney AMI Dunn Lel
Disrct Attorney for the prsJrer, Gen ? V what ot
Hues County Judge Fnno Of New York Judge Ogden
reIye, be Should be decide 70 hold lie prisoner for
tris the viii b. sfTvsled
ALLrGI0 PEcULATIOSs.-Tbere Il considerable
tst IN Hob keu Of ses.d pecuaiels by shc the City
Treasury The 10 that Of
~hcn Eyen for street work amounting 60 SlVof
The consor The work proceeded ha. from time TO time
tessv,d crtfc.tss duly sgrcd ald which u
the contset OF this 1900 bs~G drs from The
tr.ssury leaving -9nr which The
cty nut pay The matter will probably undergo an nve't-
s.ti, Z ty the Con mon Council
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

THE STEPHENS WIFE MURDER The csss Of Jas.
&pheus, who indicted for poisoning lis wife, So
s Stephens set down for tr. to-day in the Court
dOyer and T,rmlusr before Judge Davies. An sd-
dopa panel of 500 jurors has been ordered to serve
10Th at Circuit, and Oyer and Terminer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

sfe'.tst

Decrease III. week compared vita of 'eis
TIE following is a compsrstise statement OF tas
vsoe Of exports from the com 1encement of tbs year
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
fA3yertiserpeu,.

PHRESoL SoLoGY.-Examinstions, with charts and
written ee.cpoos Of character given esy s' the Phreoo
ac Csbp.t No SOS Broadway two blocks above the Park
Ptiys. rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies' fowler WILLS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
ADVERTISEMENT
CaNroS TrA Company hexa On

hand .,ery variety Of TEAs for Grocsn ana se
10 4no Guppowter and Iur-rs from CSC 10 SIC AL otnei
Qvait~s equally low. Alec SD boxes good FAMILY Tts io
81 Cad snd exsnne No LIS ChsihAna ST. be;sssn rear
ed Roosoyet-sta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

FIVE PoIsTs' HoUsT OF INDUsrRr.-Iu our edition
FrSsy that daring the pas. month 500 mea
"a been given Ct 81 81 This is error. II
od been for tb la, ssk During the month the In
station has given 57S u,rs at cos OF about iiS Is II
spe ih.; they 'ho Of funds For beside the expense
IA. House they feed partially thirty OF forty families outsde
kr Horace 0uhek authorized eoeo; subscriptions oi
eorSiloas In aid of The Institution.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

The steamship Glasgow called on Saturday for Glss
gov with 10 cabin snd 80 steerage passengers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Ca.iCovnia Markets.

8Ax FnAsctsco Thusdsy Evening Dec y. is&
FLoUR-ssiss ct ssdslo. 0RAn-Sass OF DO sess Wsess
~ &c 200 bags Barley Il 81 ~; Do eass Osss ~.
PoIirokS--sal .. lc- D. Ess CRAcksRs-fee esSse
soA q 81 q,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
SUPERIOR couRr-GfsEsal rtHs-JSsa

Shnbsel A. Daring sgt Dstiel jackson G. Anew
,risl erdef-s costs ABIDE the even.
Lowel Holbrooke ss,t. William WILSON ct aL-Juds-
ul.ut for plaintiff yrrast
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
SUPERIOR COURT-JN. 2E-Befor. Judge WooDRrFF
M.prSE

John S DE Wolfvs The State MoltrN Fire Marine nsci
ace Company of the STAT. ot Prnnsylyaria
This was an seton 70 recover insurance. 90 IN.
bss Hrlen voyage frm Circn ia Wales 70 savaonsh
ard ba TIE Hr-n AMI woith some sl<fIn'
~ sba1 dored the rtur March Soo
Two other compute, the defcuse TIE def
.ud worthless vessel BY r-ssJn
OF being eaten iDcompeeney Of the Captain BE ei
her rousr sr0e since the Helen 5-Ni dsJ isel II
with by h- Wsstuorr2nd whose on thought eo1li
have Cork; ft.u5 IN her absndonmer 60 he
uyAd, her; and some t.cirieSte. %
preliminary proofs Ct oss The psu,ifs eou-nd-d h,t II 50
much WON reported BY ias "c'tmoresnd ihe
hsve been ~cIk t~o yeas wne they proved
her Cadid bfar that tie .Auysrcs
s.ht .udoru llct o toe s-s'' ais, Sc
o-hy and that the Cstait ~ss sc able 800 'o-
of Ger bark suAi1g cerdroa 70 save tae
hive. Of tbose on bosrd.
The ts.rony very corfic'irE The Jury hroaGhi 10
verdict fer The Aufi. 81 ~ the sn0uut Of ns pccy
and iu,. For plAnrf. W. SAI-y and T. so-paAsd
f1r drfrruari.. ". Moul.-lr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

BROOKLYS STREET ASNoYANcEs.-Ws are assured
that the Brooklyn Police would very gladly arrest the
youpg ruffans shO constantly annoying the quiet
resi6ents and also Gear the streets Of all the noisy
pedders If they sustained by toe higher author
tea The Brooklyn Como on Council have neglected
10 pass stringent OrdiDaUcss agsnst the believing of
tAe oystermen brew,is yea tmeD (who sre constantly
telling the people to waite upD, the tnnen, aud
stter sbrese eIs perpetusly fill the ears of the in
lsbitsnts with discord; aod the magistrates vii oot
s1judge them suy of any disorder. The police deem
disordeiy conduct IN young gentlemen who may feel
merry enoOgh 10 sog ,hrough the streets at night be-
csuse il is presumed they have been indulgng little;
YET psddler may, lats as 10 or ii clock at night
ehtract the head of "a person sick almost to death,
i htep scores of children from tper prlow, with his
tercipg cries, but he mutt uOt BE- lnteifered with.
TIE POcs Magistrates of BIooklyp, from what We
cen srp are far more IN their dut5 than theic
bsthTen of New-York. The Police complain tina.
nOst of the oeude,s they arrest discharged, sud
Immediately return tneir vices The street rufi4 ans
have couseq qaenty become bold that tney treat the
Police with contempt AM defy their interference. 1t
hno long Ell ce one f the Booklyu asstrates hsd
POiOeman indicted fer srresiing rosdy in the act
dwu mittrg sni assault and battery. The Police
lsvng no encouragement irOm the Magistrates, are
tbaefore detere ed half the time from making neces-
s,y arrests.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

STABBED.-Yesterdsy afternoon, al Irish woman
named Brcset K.esau with Edw ,d Goresy at
the rs5euoe latter No 2 Mulberry street Durni the
6rt II thst Bridget crew knife other sharp inst
nent ard Ea~srd heavy blow the bead DeN the
temple inficpg unsighy wound The empsr artery was
con plete cut through and blood flowed profsely plys
clan called who bound up the wound spd sent Gorwy 70
Bopi;a for further treatment Officer Jnmp OF the Sxta
Pecir conveyed Bridget the Tomhs and Justice osbora
mui her p,on. TIE accused denies using knife
ard SAYS she merely him bit OF whaos with ssacsr
The police both parties intoxicated AZ the time
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Henry Shelbark ard Elizabeth johnson were sr
rested on Fridsy eveups by Detectives sow.y ard King
rhssed with a;tegug 10 pass couutsri; s5 bile Msch.n
ic Bauk 1t bakery in Elm They detained fol
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-Wm. Mckeuzie, wheel
waht sud bsL smith, doing business. No "a Co,by street
IVES on Saturday serpoon sRd committed 10 prison hv
Jue steers charged with sSsuns sod cutting one Of his
xorIusp named Angus. Zsuzis, with bfo.d.ax
Tb, ,,ue N s.,rte committed Mix. McDrruo, charged
with a,saultip, with 3 slups shot Thot Hareinse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Advertise ment
BRADYS GALLERIES.

PKoToS RkPHs.
AssEorYPEs AND DsGUERssoryPrs
Nos m Ss and ss Broad say. New iork snd No. Ss9 Penn
syysuia-ay, Washington, ID. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

ARREsr FoR RoBBERY.-Officsr Carr OF the Sixth
wsd or Saturday the Of vile den Oh the five
Points % chsrs. Of tobbng mau narei h.rrs OF some
rorey and je~eIy The women committed for eIsnins
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

UoUsRBRTAKING.- officer Curry Of the Ninth Pre-
epc Saturday evening arrested two bows who t1
usm.. Franklin Baker aud Tbomss Chandler charged with
having broken into the premises No bCorn-
street and there qusuity of tobacco and t'bac
co had been observed giving of
~ property which act comr knowledge Of Mr. IA o
l. VA be caused their arrest Justice Kelly com nit
the bov 10 prison % trial In defsnt Of go bail each
Thy tcct. to the premises by drawing staple
from the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

DEATH pRoM BURNS -Coroper Jackusn held an
inous,t at No St West 2bst upon the body Of Amand.
Sanp+usb child years months old, VINO Died from
huns Christmas morning when her clothes osush
ire ~bie rock ch>T the stove The
Jury rendered q verdict OF " Accidental Death"