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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
DARING AND FORCIBLE ROBBERY OF
100000 FROM TIE TREASURER or
COSHOCTON COUNTY, OHIO.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following partcu-
lars of the robbery of 900 from the Treasurer OF
Coshocton County Ohio, mentioned in the telegraph
dispatch yesterday
Three men had been on trial for burglary, and
about l75 witnesses had been summoned to testify IL
the case The trial was not closed urtl 0esr FRIDAY
night and the Court directed the County Treasurer to
remain in his office during the evening for the purpose
of paving the witnesses fees that they zht return
hUae. The Treasurer complied, and paid of all the
certh,~tes presented before o'clock but thinking
that some oerson might yet cone In he concluded to
remain while longer
About 9 o'clock nan called, and ssluting him IA.
miharly by name, said as te was in toxn, be would
Newcastle. The Treasurer immeSast stely turned to
his bookcase for the tax list, and, "a he aid sO his
visitor threw large shawl over his head, completely
munling the upper portion OF his person. Two
othcrs who had evidently been waiting at the door,
immedatel rushed in, and, selzng him by the arms,
the three tnen forced him 10 the floor, despite MS
s,rugg les and put in his mouth gag some three or
four inches in length AS he shouted the string OF the
gag was drawn tighter until his mouth was forced so
vide open that he found il impossible TO speak The
Villains the took cord, and drawing nun head lore.
most then put him into large box that happened
TO be standing In the room. ~ r..
his pockets the keys to the safe lone OF Urban, Dodd
& Co.'S Of this city,, with which they soon opened
the srrong.box OF the county, and took thereiIom
sl9 500 all of which in gold, with the exception
OF SUOO or $i,UUV. NNn tueu Pi1ri'ei so DY.s
then fled locking the door Of the Treasurer Onace
behind them. -,
The unusual absence of the Treasurer from home
caused his family some uneasiness, and ms son was
sent down TO the Office between III and IL clock. lie
raped at the door, and hearing moan inside became
frightened and ran for assistance. The town ben was
rupg as for fre and large number Of citizens soon
gathered who broke open the door OF the once am
nupd the Treasurer still in the box, where ne naa
been placed by the robbers almost entirely exhausted
and the blood running from his mouth. he was iIn.
medistey released and soon as be was sutheienty
recovered gave q history of the affair about as We
have related il above. Messengers were at once
dispatched in every direction, but up to last evening
no tidpgs had been received Of the thieves OF tne
morey reward Of has been offered ior pom !,
desperate gang of fellows appear to be located IN
Cosbocton County week ago man rdng aions
the road was pulled from his horse and robbed OF Ho
Innumerable burglares and robberes have been com
mitted within the past lew weeks, ana seve.
now in jail awaitirg tal for serious ofenses
the lava
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
MARteIE ID.

BACOT-APGAR-On Thursjsy Jan. n. a. Calvary Chs,ce.
by the Rev. DR. Hawks Oscar L. Bscot 20 muy virginia
daughter Of Levi Apgsr esq, Of this city. "A
BKADBUkY-ROSs@AN-At Hudson A. ", on Tharsdsy,
Jan r. a. the Reformed Dutch Church BY the Rev Or
psmsres J. H. Cadbuy Of New yorr City 10 Annis. only
d4u shtsr Of Allen hos.man esq, Of tue former psee
FAREsWO ORTB--CAhNOS--On Tharsdsy, Jsn. a. Of Tie
Lashtstrtet Bspti.t Chnrsh P1s9asss No ~ hassea
Martha 2. Cannon all Of Hewf0rs.
HANLEY-W ATTs-On Saturday 'au "a AZ Penstsl1it bip
Lonx Island by the Rev stephsn Fordhsm, Mr. Esssrd
Henley ss Susan A. Watts, csnshtsr OF sthsniel Wsua
LORD-ORISHOLD-On WedDescey, Jan. -, q tb~ fest
oence OF the Rev Spear. Brooklyn, Long islsad ar
VIM H. Lord Of Bridgeport, Conn, to Ms Ellen u ors-
void Of Lee, Mas.
NICHOLs-McAULEY-Int this city, on Tuesday Jan. 2i by
the bf Wiley the rs.idsnce o tbs bsdes istbef
Mr. Fauard r. Nchos 70 Miss Anns NJ MeAIey, dsaghtsr
ofWillism ScAul@y. s-q
K-CORTE LY0U-At Fla busb Long lsaad -
faur,1sy Ian a by the Rev DR. Strong the Hon. Hsfate
G. Onderdouk of Eauhssset TO Mlss Anna X koreJoa
Eistbu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

RrRcr.sIys-Ahou, O'clock Yesterday morning,
OFs. Tom pains Ard Rarx OF As Tweo,s soord frcino
willie on Guiy IN Tenth avenue, FoyhrS street d.oV
cred ookrg youngsters Va cos"
tion ard evidently epsac-d in dividing )ue PoptN ine
kprow ecovered that The o tbe o Net-
upon kem sns fed ~hsrcuP,n hsy were 2ofsa'a SOC
them captured aeT hrs. Of htAs inr
Effected their ecsp~ The psorers their names s uo
Church and AntE,v Coulter. tie Sistsoc. no
II brr Possession the crc-r, found ot o' sSeie'a
pennies aud other snal articles Being sstsh-i
that burg ry committed Capt Coulter occurred hrs
Precinct and rewarded hy harns thai the rectyng dis
cor Thirty and Ninth hsd b~eu
entered hy bursas ~ho panel from the front door Ma
Hem pro pretor Of the dey, inofme1 Of the
brrary and sppssring the Sston ous-, d-at6ed The
psper In wtah six hundr"t oopprs had been found
He further .strd the, large grAuy " coprers were be IN
his rlsce when ocs-d THURSDAY eyeninz Tae accused
parties, who ale boysi7 sea Of aye committed u Es
c,ls 20 swa 8 exan; sticn. -
n Wiser No lS5 Bow.ry, entered BY burglar, who
foc.d Of the paddock ou the front door aud entering TIE
n-.rs. , tbsrefom revolving rife Before sooty
rorf b. secured villains took tTi1h and escaped Cap
DAVIS of the Tenth Precinct In active search OF ne or
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
TIE NEW-ALMADEN MINING COMPANY

10 The Editor S TAs N. Y. TriSuaS
SlR: MY attention has been called to a communica-
lion in your paper of yesterday signed by the attorneys
Of the New-Almsden Company, complaining Of in
Justice on the part Of the General Government, in
which they also undertake to establish the validity of
the title OF the said Company to the property in qnes-
ton.
The newspapers in California are also teeming with
articles designed to prejudice the public mind in refer
ele to the proceedings to recover possession of the
cksiiver mnes in that Ststs from the grasp of for
,ess who have been despoiGng them. Extrscts
from these journals often found in our newspapers
here, and Occasionally letter from Cabfonis is pub
hshed-au en'sratng from the same source and evi-
IDENTIFY written 10 sustain the parties who have SO long
and successfully 9lundered this property-cla ming
81 times sympathy o. discoveries, al times dwelling
IN the injustice OF our Government in dispossessirg
h after large outlays urging the danger of the
Government assuming the control of minerals and
again accusing that Government Of lending itself 10
fpeculstors, &c.
the year 1892 and knowing thoroughly and intimately
al the facts connected theIewith IL seens % tina,
Justice and proprety demand that should give brief
history of this matter Eom the beginning down to the
rreselt time, together with an expianstion o e pro-
eeeoIngS IN reference 10 II.
The Nex-Almaoen Nj ne which hss attracted 50 Iarsa
ashare Of public sttsntion was known 70 The natVes
o California from time immemorial, but It's miners
Us Considered Of 10 value, except Tor psint, VIZ
snca they besuthed their persons or decorael theif
II sslon chapeh Many and varied are the Msdonnss
ea SAINTS who indebted 70 this deposit for theii
executed il is true, not very arusticany, ye'
WIN very rosy countenances.
In the year 1886 ons Csstileros, an officer Of the
L-sneSh Government, was tempted 10 visit this de-
Ac tasnthahsr By the boval appearance OF some
scmels taken f5m it. At first he believed 1t to be
~s0sd unne rim as vsd1lsy VI silrer," bat after
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
ROW-BOAT RUN DOWN
THREE MEN DROWNED.

Willie the row-boat on the ferry between the Ams-
House, Blackwells Issnd and Sxty-rst street, New
York was crossing the East River, about St O'Clock
this morning, il vas run down by the Harlem steam
beat Sylvan Grove, When the disaster occurred it
wss quite dark and gzy aud as the row boat armed
no light the steamboat people could not zee it. As
soon as they became aware of the disaster, by the
cies Of tie drowning people the engine Was stopped
lights brought, and every assistance rendered. 1t
proyed that the steamer struck the boat near the
stroke oar and cut her almost in two. Three Of the
inmates were drowned, having probably been drawn
ur der the steamboat. Their names are Michael
Graham, Thomas Lee, and Daniel Mahoney.
Graham was the COxswair, and generally
esteemed as worthy and prudent man. He leaves
wife and one child residing on the island. The other
persons were bOstmeb inmates Of the workhouse.
Beside the lost there persons in the boat
who cung TO the guards of the steamer, and kept
hemseyes aAoat until they were picked up. The
names Of those rescued by the Sylvan Grove, are
SamI Reynolds Deputy Superintendent of the Work
house; James Noonsn, keeper belonging to the
workhouse; John Mcfarland, John Dunn, Willa n
Gillespie, Edward Donney and Pltrick Conuor bost-
men COL Stearns, Warden of tie Aims House, writes
to the Board Of Governors that, 60 far as he could
ascertain the people in charge Of the steamboat were
bameees in the after. The whistle Of the steamboat
was soun( continually as she felt her way cautiously
down tA!Uver, and it was probably owing to the
reckessness of the that the disaster occurred
as M der the circumstances It being dark and fosgy,
he should have waited till the boat had passed down
before ven.uripg out into the river especially as he
had no light in bis boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PsssTsGER CAR Turned OvER As EsBASK'
sEsr-EIGBIEEs OR TwtsTY Persons WouSDEp.
Last evening, A. a passenger car ettsched 10
freight train tie Dayton aud Aenis Rsilrosd, was
passing from the former to the latter pons the coup
liz broke AID threw the car which contained some
twenty five passengers, embanknent oi aooa,
fifteen feet. The car turned upside down sbd
badly broker, and about eighteen or twenty persooS
were wounded, but none Of them senoesiy. Sevetai
Cipci1n.tiens yere on board and Mrs. Louis Worth
ington had her ankle sprsned AID Mr. Watson
fractured bIs arm. These were tie Only names we
were enabled 10 obt The accident was very fortu-
nate as under the circumstances, 1t Is singular 20
ore v as killed or at l-zst very bacly Injured.
fctno;nnI;i GsIet-e, Jsu sS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON.

THE STEAMSHIP wAsHIsGToS.
This vessel which lett bere WITH passengers for Caucr'
nia in the latter part OF December lat We are informed
by the agents Of the line reached AsInws Jauu1y b,
and departed On the 7th for San Juan del Nore to land
sone passengers ara freight, aud was to proceed
therce around the Horn to San Francisco. The CON
psny still that trey tsve the right to send pss'
sepgers scross tue csrsgusn Istnmus and viii do go
q, coon as the requisite arrangements can BE- made in
San Francisco, for connecting steamers.
TIE BARK BRUNETTE ASHORE.
TIE bark Brunette hence on Thursday afternoon for
Mstsnzas went ashore at 10 o'clock the same night IN
dense fog, about two miles this side the Boarding
Houses at Lopc Branch. The crew were all saved
aud brought TO the city by the steamboat Alice Price
Capt Sanford last evening The vessel lies easy but
steam pump will be required to pump her out. The
cargo will be saved in damaged state.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Travel. in North and Cenr. Africa By Henry
Bsrth Vol III. evo PIP 500. Harper Brother.-
The Child's AnHSayery Boob. ls1o. pp l5S. Carlton
Porter.
The F,seuce Of Science. BY Student Of Auguse Comte
l2uo. pp. ". Gavin Blanchard.
The AID fT,LCb Crusaders. By g. H. Ditson LIMO
pp sal. Derby Jackson.
Life Of Robert Buns Mostly by Thomas Carlyle lsmo pp
9t3. D.lsser Proctor. . ,
The Afternoon OF Unmarried Life l2mo. PIP sS. Radd ard
Carlton
The Guardian Angel Poem BY James Scott, d. D. LIMO.
pp 100. ID. Appleton Co.
The STATE Of the IL penent Dead. By Avsh Hovey, d. d.
I2mo pp. ICE. Gould Lincoln
The American AsLac For 1889. limo. pp Ss+ Crosby
Nichols & Co. - 80
Glinp,as Of Europe By Merchant. limo PIP 3'5. Gin
cirnaH. -
Letters 10 Benjamin Franklin from his Family and Friends
$40. ID. l95. C. Beljsmin Rch.ison.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
DIED.

colossal Gep Cove Lons Island on Fourth dav evsnss
month jan s. Thomas Coles senr in ths 7ta ysss OF az
TIE relative. and friends Of family invited to sten1 h
funeral from bis late residence, ON sf'sasy "''nns Ssn
int at 10 O'clock
DAYTON-At Elizabeth J.. on Friday, Jan. Jan - 10 the
sad yeaI Of her Jaoe Dayton WIDOW Of tss ss VIZ
liam Dayton and surviving child Of the Rev. Thom1
Bradbury Chandler, deceased .
The the family respectfully Invited 70 s'sos her
resdebce Of her soa.in-lsw J. }. Chstwood
DRLAsf-At no So Pearl street, Thard,y gla, p, q
the 4ld year of his age.
PcKEI-At Mount Pleasant n j.. on Thursday msrpias.
The s. srs rs,pectfay Invited % s,tspd tbs faasrs e
bis late residence on Sunday the yth met
EppY-0n sons.y Jan y :. Tomgsts.viss g Staten i'nS
FINcH-At NO e0 Fast Twentysirt5 street on Thpn<sy.
Jan. a. John Yneb, sssd ~ years, aonehs snd d.ys
9s1rs 1 Me- s h ~. .sss '
OUREEY--iD Broosyp, on Fndsy jan 70, Phebs Ann wfs
The Iesti,s and Trend. Of family respectfully is-st
70 attend fsrera from her late rssd.ncs No SO H.uy
street Defrsg On Sunday tns Dtn INST, "oeoi'cS
p no., without further Invitation.
Of John and p6ins Hyr ss-d months snd n dsys
n fd..s.. q the nssrt Daniel K.n. ssed IS years
KELLEYn this city on fhursdsy. Jan q. suddenly ssaL
Kelly in his 7ssh year ~ .l 4.
LYos-In sroosJn on Friday ne.nins Jan y .A~. -
yesn snd moIths '.-..
Bsr friends and seaanances also those Of the fsny ere ss
sPectfiy invited 20 attend ,h~ funeral 10 mons. soa1yD
.sDocn .. occi from tie e'lenes Of sss fsGss' No.
l1 saekers street.
LENAHAN-In this city, Thundsy morning. Jsn -. Joss
II. Lenshsn aged % years, months and ID dsSs
AANEY-At Jersy City on Saturday. jan r. q mssSc9s'
yonn Sherman Smih youngest son u j. " sh' '>"' w.
Many sgsd years and months
McSALLY-n this city, Tbarsdsy, Jan y OF oonsunSoses
Asr,ne. McNsly aged yesra go.
PAREER-Ou Yhdsy jan q, the E<.. D. e rstksr, ~
sopary 70 seauen tbs Ioss a onf Ssvos fosS
ven.,., .e.rtee, a. the chaofon Sunday Jan. o. asp,
hun<-s, jan p, of composition u the lunq
-, RLh1rds proprietor and Pubsiahsf of The NsUs
20 " sss,ft oT ~ fines, aged IS yesrs
u ,s.i ~n >ts place fom be lsts rsi1ense, Lassyss
p>s, YIAnk1n avenue, Brooklyn, eas1rdsy Ger
On ., 4 oeIock HIS friends nvtted 70 sst<nI Per-
NewYork win tsEs the MyTtis-svsans ssrs b
franklin
sfILEs-A, Kskssum Greene County, n T. % SssrsSsy.
Jan n Of sesion of the brxia Rshsc aehtss q u
seph and Rachel Stiles, aged d yeara
TAs psves and hsnds Of the family 40 tAs 0sabes -
Duane street Church respectfully iuv1s< - stssl
her funeral on sunday eteruoon ocek from The ssi-
denee Of Der bfothernlsv samuel W.T., No. - keesso
street, without further inyftsston.
sLAfLk-A Aison9utp ID on Monday jan ~ Ssss seo1
astnesa Whtam II. Sister, aos1 - ysaH
VAN WIakLL-On fhursday Derz1nG - ~, ke.ys3 -
sao Of Isaac and Emma Ven Wakis b ss ~ ysS cf -
Ths funeral vh tshs paaes - cstmesy sesrsese go
from AInsaone pi.es. a. cAnass vm - " 'sssS
Cny yeuy q III O'Clock.
wEsTLAKE,-As Hs.. Hssd., Cs.Ss esSsy: -
wsstias q tAs ~, Nsd v ysn ~ uGsN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

OHIO GAzrIrEER-Messrs. j. c. Harrington and
j. T. Talbot are in our city Is csnvassing agents Tor
&c. W. Hoves's OHIO Stste Gazetteer snd Bas'ness
Directory" about to be issued a, Cinconat'- we
have examined the Indians volums alre.dy prepared
ard issusd under the came auspices and We heartIy
commend both to the confidence and patronage OF
bus1ess men. Whoever wishes to be better &C.
quainted With the leading citizens of either OF tue
rsmeo States or to commend himself and his onsiness
to their rotce, will do well to patrouize these Puo-
lostions
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

A CARr License PASSED OFF FOR A MARRIAGE
CERrIFIcArE-A woman appeared before Judge
Wash yesterday morning, and made complaint OF
johannes Schmidt, whom she had supposed was her
husband for the last two years for grossly deeeivng
her in their marriage ceremony. Before marrying nun
she gave him sum of money sufficient to buy horse
and cart to commence business They went together,
about Two year. ago, to the City Hall basement, where
she kissed a book and received printed p,per with
bsnks filed up; and this was the marriage ceremony
sccordng to law, as she supposed. Tney lived TO-
gether happily until short time SINCE ~nen the ~0'
pau found three additional marriage certid,ate as
che supposed them to be. She instantly accused DO
hspnes of beipg Mormon, and manifested great
deal of irdign alton Johannes could not bear such
blowirg Cd ss she gave him, and Informed her that
those we're not mansge licenses. She applied to jus
tce Welsh and found that instead Of being what she
supposed they were cart licenses She then cared for
nothing ore than her furniture, which she wanted
back Officer Wilson has assisted her TO obtain it, to
whom che said, II will never get married to him any
more"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Tvs Foo.-Nsvigaten IN the Eas, River hs1 ssea
rostly peded last evening by the dense fog and tse
ferry boats rad much difficulty in stesriny ats ths
slips. Considerable delay wss occ asicaed in ooass-
np+pce Tie streets ou either side wee fu Of vehicss
ard II terr, scus,s crowded with passenger, ssSa-
rp the arrival Of the boats. AZ ssf rs scstsset, -
,ceiisrt occurred. About O'Clock the boats OF u
Peckslip and South T-uthstrset Ferries cs.ed rus-
ming. conpeliDg passengers TO have recourse q shs
cars or TIE shorter ,rries up town. Tae Grand 'os-
ton ard Greerpo Ferries ran at regular time rns:s
boats were rur With extreme caution, IN orter TO svsss
collision or Other accident. Tee Gieenpoibt ca" veee
crowded 70 oveffc~ug all the day snd evening, ostas
to the stppsgs Of the f.rr, ,boats, and numoss .!
extra cara were put TO accommodate the increases
travel.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

A letter from the City Of Mexico says:
The number OF political prisoners set NJ noer'y ~
Eobes Is Dot less than I've hundred among them zen
1fscons who has been been in prison for about tHo
years The number Of Generals who signed the pian
OF Robes sn the day it was proclaimed. is
legion OF theolseves. You may therefore understand
the character OF r.a military chieains of Mexico when
you hear, In lew ssys, Of those Generals sig
another plan In opposition to Robles. You may De
able 70 form some nOton Of the quantity Of Generals
in the country when forytvo are fouhi in this place,
that has garrison st prese1. Of not than sc
strong" astsA go
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

BALL OF The LIGHT GUARD.-The ball Of this elite
corps lie announced for Monday evening next and will,
We presume be- as usual the grand ss Of the season.
The reputation Of the rgers for such entertainments
is not exceled BY any association in our city. The
music and decorations are always of the most magnih-
cert order, and the general arrangements Of sucd
nature that, no matter ho~ cro~ded the Academy msy
De, everything goes on Ike clockwork. Those Of our
citizens who have never attended Lght-Guard oai
have but little iees Of what can be done in this way.
We understand that the demand for tickets tas year
exceeds all former experience Of the Guard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

preparing gun-cot,on, which, it was Thought, would
cause an increased demand for one Of the staple pro-
due.s Of shs. State DR.. Elet fort last year OF his
he. wa, Consulting Chemist Of the Manhattan Gss
Cou pany In everything relating to the chemistry ot
a.s srufscsure be hsd no Superior in this country.
He vas msn Of sound learning, extersve and varied
sitaiameuts, and of highly cultivated taste.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
fAdysrtlscmen..I

Hills AR-LIGHT GAS Co. OFFICE. No. 4ii
Broones y been the topc Of Conversation N 81 me
pubic hes Of city THIS heaeiu cheap and oisnt
tSh destined % owe rG all other ghs Every person can
make Their own gas twothds less than auy other liant
ea,e ar County s.s offered for SAL snd The apparss
on exhibition Office MAPEs, SWEDISH Co.. Agents for
the United States snd Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

BITTEN ny A R,BID DoG.-M an early nour yes-
t.r6., morning Mr Rhtneyer srocer No lilo Wsshngtoe
street stchee by large dog supposed TO Be rstd saa
badly bitten in the band II vas Subsequently m.
abofips man on his way % Ia Essex street and bog
u snd street btt.D alec tive boys aud oov
One of the doa which attacked belongs 10 usf heass
on the corner Of Morris oud Greene streets Tae prcPeto!
prxir biu very highly declined b hin Some Of the o
ens however their nf-uion OF cong TOT aim Tue
rabid animal was finally shot rhe canal.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--A young man named X.
Ham, resdir Jersey City knocked down 10 C~stro
street Mes York Thursday night, and robbed Of ssh
..,h md .ls
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

UrpsoN CouSrY CouRrs.-The Court yesterday
were engaged ia trial Of assault and esefy ease' hvs
wmeh were disposed Of.
The trial Of Robert HcAdo arrested few days since chNse
with psssIs IS counterfeit bills Ia dobohen, re,uiea sns
Jury ieuderin verdict OF not guilty A. toe time accused
be pleaded guilty bu, subsequently, witedfrw ns
s nts ssaiI Meade hs rsmsnded TO jail 10 wait tns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
NEW--JERSEY ITEMS.

Foe os TIE RWER.-Througbout yesterisy there
was dense fog on the North River. TIE Jersey City
and HobokenTsrry boats we're run lcss frequently 70
avoid collisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Mr. Cevsr s,,o for Asea rsospaisssd the es'ieno-
M. St;ras reviewed the testimony for the com
pnip.nt He said roauy Of the witnesses fof the de-
3erse showed either positive aversion 70 nfs. oP
TIE dacision Of tie Court will be given on hondsy
rtXt at 3 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

THE CoURrs.-Ths Court Of Sessions met yessse-
day and four persons indicted for selling liquor WITH
out license, were sragned aud pleaded ga'ty. rAs
RECON zanoss of two not appearing were ioFiese>-
Toe trials Of those who pleaded was passed Tor raa-
day next, until which time the Court adjourned
Iu the City Court the business OF the term was Geo
cluced. the calendars having been mostly dsposed o.
TIE Court adjourned til the 6rst Monday in February
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Tur METALLIC TABL

THE METALLIC TABLET SrR0P-lnvented oy
GIo SAUNDERS A. D., 1915 Tn' the srnuin. srtole Ia.
eauad producing keensst possible edge TO
razor Can \. subscribers and sole manufactr
or, j. l. T. eAuADERs, No. 7 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
fAdyertisemen,.
a.l .AnNHaHk

beautiful .,ye Of picture In all It's exquisite Perfection,
Al N. Roof GaLLERy No. 6S Broadway corner Frankin
PHoroGRAPHs, DAGUEEREoT,PE kc, IN our usia we'll
known style OF excellence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

PHRESoI oGv Examinations, with charts and
written Se.crou, Of character given daily s the fareno
Logical Cabinet Ss Broadway two blocks se0ve tn- rsrx
Private rooms for Gentlemen aud Ladies' FoTLEs WALs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The Rev. c. L. Brsoe w,l'pcsch % Sardy eveMsg
q. the church corner Of Clntoa asd Lafayette ave-
russ, on "Misicp Effort among the Childrea o( Ne