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PERSONAL.

The New.York correspondent Of The Charleston
Cosr6r, who is evidently ore of the friends Of Mr.
bckes ssys that they entertain no fear as 70 the re-
su. Of the trial and expect soon 10 see him return
kcne acquitted Of the murder Of Key. eff acquitted
nncor donay, be will not resign lis sest in the next
Congress; but IL to his rslesss there is any qnShfcs-
ton, he viii send in his resgostion At once, and
shsn tie special election oocurs he viii again be g
candidate and the power does no: exist in NewYork to
prevent Lis triumphant return" Arother correspond
e., who belongs to the same pAny thinks that the
tid vii consume nine or ten dsys
Mr. George l. Dix, for mAny years the slvertisiug
AID pss nsnsger for TIE publishing house Of Messrs
Pbhps Sampson & Co.. has recently become sssoCis-
e. viii the firm Of Bro W. Taggsri X Chase Of Boz
tOa who are entering upon larger miscellaneous pub
islng business.
Nj. s. ID. Eytirge, the stage manager Of TIE Wa'h-
hg,Oe Tnester, was taken suddenly i'll on Thursday,
VIII hsuralgis in the head, and died withio fsw
NOUS His remains taken TO this city for inter
usnt
tie story that has been industrously circulated
~ M Ten Eyck. the new Senator from NewJersey,
STAKEHOLDER by inherit Ance through his wife, is
S nom being true, that Mr. Ten Eyck, il is now
se'olu'ely refu,,d TO receive such a. inheritance
-''AOSe would make him slaysholder.
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DIED.

ARTHUR-A. No. rs Vnos street on Monday March e. =
q ocse. Emm. in,,n, daughter o. Joan aad Emily Ar
BARTa OLOaEwon Tue.day March a. "a the 72i ysS u
Der az, nr. Lacy Bartholomew.
ard JAs r. Barhoc invite, % attend her fas..f
a. d.: .. ssoS. s.f sy a III from NO. '''
BALDwIH-on MONDAY Mach y. Gsouss P.rson. y,sss,A
Of Ausustu. c. and hary Basws ,gsd jean sad
TIE rssyss and fsnds Of The family Invited sssd Ne
fansr, a, No 90 Monroe psoe sroosyo. on the so, ias.
a. o'clock p ,whou. futter Invitation.
BEHEErr-oR Tuesday morains, March % q. the GirsN
Hotel He~ Yort, Audrey Bsnns.t for ssyersl yssrs
master Deeh.Lic a. Rutland W., AL Srmsny Of Lowell
Mas, aied about - yen'
BARNETI-ln this city on s.ni., MACH n Of cou,,n
William Barnett, aged - ye,,, month. .nd z dsya
cHAFAAS-A. Jsnsy c,y On Sunday Mo-. a. q. n. re-.
Chapman. formerly OfTroy, MI.
To- utsI, .er's, vii take p.e: ,oi.y At o'eloci q
TIE residence - Der brother IA Beo CsaDmaa %
Troy. n T., for int.rHlsnt
COaSELL-On Monday eyerlnk Mach q Cb,ri,. W. an
ofssp-sn sad Mary Corn. sssd y,sr months ssd tsys
TIE rea'ys, .It friends a ss a.ny respectfully inyf
from The F,sdsnes Of his parents. No IS Ess. Thrs.b
CLARKE ihi. city, on Nolisy zise: March "a Villa.
motifs and II days.
FoRREsTER-ID ID, city Boss.y no-uiar N.ros n "
caceer Of tie s,ouaea Mrs. Cs.a,nas Fogss.T ss,d Sc
GENTLE - 10 BrooEiyn. On Tu.,s., aors5sx H,,.s n
AadTsw 6sHts IN Tie 80 yesr u 81, ss. ''''' "
ID 49, aae friend. Il .hs family Invited :, ss.as
~ washington street o. 0eIoct N.
0AFNEY-lo mi, city kond,y March o. efdls,ss Of he
hssr maria Gsfnsy. II he lsth Jsar o. hsf
oIRpIhER-At els rssecsce Abbey Msner shsier Tass1,
On Monday. March a. samuel s. Gndiner e,q IN ts fJt
yesf Of Ella age.
GkRoYS-in this city Mondsy March o Aras Harsar-t
SoP1is Only dsugbtsr q John n Asry 0sEaes assl
ysau, noa.bs al q .sys.
KlhGsLET-Ia this city, TGs,dsy m3rnins. Mach a.
CsIons kly .sp gbtsr q tss s.s sanrsi Wkiass
TIE fsna' Of zoo .n repeatedly nyssd 70 sstsot .as
f.ss 'sses a. the Chgrcn of TIE BOY Conmlsion
a TseIsth street sne Sixth ThBrsday oruias
cso'olocs Tue reEass Gil be taken 10 Hsnpsss3 L. T..
foE ntsnnsrk
kfH05LkY-In Wiriamsbg-ys, 'Horlsy B.rsb u ia
lf~pe .asss daughter u VILLAIN W. saa Pasbs A Kasssy
asee y years sn1 noBtkA
REEsiDE-is Wasmss.rIh on Monday nnorsins March =.
q. = ococf, Amanda HsdelDs Reeslds
fITUs-on hordsy March o. Iozs L. Titus soa Of WItef
ard lace B. Titus aged Is years
TIE festvss friends q the family Invited 70 ssssa ne
!Gnsra on Wednesday, toe 1th Inst At p m fron sss
residence Of hs ist5er No IS Wee, Twenty seventh f7>
WlLsOs-on Tzeesy H.rca % sopet. oaiy a'assssr q
Joen arc sopbts WLson. u ,se ga ysG OF ar %a a.,
TIE relatives eI5s The sny are tnytef 70 stcot -
E.rs No IS csrstophss s.ee, on fanszsy Ia U.s.
o'clock D. u.
wILLMER-o. Tuesday krch p a. No le c.a:ea sr.ss,
Bnootlyu Philip u Caries ID aAsrst Inst I'D
tRozseA
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lAfK>r.ts..T rat

We are requested to cell the attention OF the
% bic to o, tie eesst bs Of eight soa'.' on f
piece Sofia Brookiya, to se usas By n hvLits s'a"
Mer,tsg.S EIrh,sse, TEurso,T TO meroSl o. fSeoa
This Of u5gsus ohsrscet Probably no block o. IN"
esr o. and osSains equal Advantages OIL
sa IA conssaoios s s~sG offered Of sale IN Ell Der
s.~ Yor OF Bf,osyr Ia srs. architectural ees1y sat co n
ps,epe. Of Ia every r'l@ tsJ vonH % eiei % tae
sst
Ia, ,.re-, Wa 4 rniery csi-d s1ns = % the hhhe'
South BrOekyg broad vita ccurtysfd' on e'ca ae 81
wicth svs bolss gres.sr siViot,s' AaA
II frorn-s o. Ps.A. TLs NAlsbs improvements AL a5h
character Il the borhood Ar P~sssri p-ct neH
sn1 readiness sos The bsne'' PAT o. ih- city os'
rsuoenen:s pN-. who ~i.a aeEh.'u r-'deacs
LIT. renewed oos- All biste. vel 50 70 those ~ao
wish ube svssn-ui' tn property cer'aa 20 ad'aae' IA
y,. Fosfartae psrc1.Ars ~osi Isies T.. siyegse
mani. 40 . he agctionerr.
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THE ISTUMTS.

Inc local news from the Isthmus lie very unimpor.-
art Gen. Walker under the assumed name of Mr.
VIson passed through here the 18th, having come
cut ir TIE Granada from New-Orleans. He kept very
oue. here, and did rot show himself a. all to the
public Those who cav him, cay that be looked very
shabby and detected.
Our railroad IL now in fine order. slight accident
happened to freight train the other day caused by
Gov crossing the track. The public health is good.
Business has been little lyelier, and the glorious
weather is most delightful.
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law LNTELLIGEWCE.
THE HATCH DIVORCE CASE.

THE HATCH DIVORCE CASE.
gyPRraE CoURr-cs,Ns'Es-N,Rcs ss-Betore Judge
CLsRKs.
sR. HATCH CHARGED Win CONTEMPT % COURT
Cors l.. V. Hatch SCI. Bepj,uip r. Hatch.
This was 81 application for an order requiring tns
defendant to show cause why be shall no. be punished
for cou..mp, of Court for violating the injunction here
toiore granted in the case BY ths terms Of the TO-
junction the defendant was enioned from at enpting 70
exercise any control over his wife. 1t Is alleged that
on Sunday evening last, after delivering lecture at
Muscl Hall, Brooklyn, Mrs Hatch was sccos;sd by
her hubbard, who laid biz hands upon her and in con-
sequence of this act the order was applied for Tne
Judge granted the application.
DECISIONS.
Simmons agt. Miner; Buckingham azt. Same.-De-
er .ut ALLOW 70 asfsnd he be advised bat the iuds
rrt IA 10 preserve the priority OF the
the fund The fund not 20 BE- inorfer,d WITH
mil determination Of the suit the further order OF
tho Court dollars costs In zach motion 70 b paid 10 plain
fs Motions dissolve ir unotion, denied without ooss
John T. Martin agt Eliza a. Marun.-MotiOn for
aHmOny denied -
Frances Il. Miller agt. Thomas A. Miller, Sarah
Mareuu. at George H. Observation-Disclosures OF divorce
gsutsd. -
Elisha X. Saokett sgt Allen Ayrault.-Moaon 70
change p.aoe Of tria granted on fling 'tipulaaon H.
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TBL SHoULDEE-HurERs SURPRISED TON Kelly,
tie Sixth Wasi pugisi arrested Saturday LAST fcr
smsshIg the door ami windows the restaurant No.
80 B-osdwsy, ard who sfterwsrd assaulted the pro-
piis.or, John d. Diks, 3, the Police Court VS., yes
tertsy brought up for az examination. The Court
wss cro1ded by large number Of bis friends Of the
pugi,tic fistsrnty. Justice Welsh decided Tia: tor
tie former osnse he should pay g. fine, DO sixty
days penAnce in the City Prson, ani for the latter
he was required to give 500 bail H. synpaihissrs
ssked one smother whether this hot puttirg on
rather strong and expressed sstoashnent at such AZ
unusual dspsr sson Of justice, in opposition to pab-
lie opinion with regard to the respec: das tbs, class
Of trespass
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suos,- posfsk eoafsrias sscs powers Ga 90 s1s~
But although the s..ss or el.tt s1.A,,y :. % ~
uaSis act sn o. Ne epaiea hst this msass sh'sl al -
sTsHed.
The w. o. prchiSsss rsn-sy prsvis Il By ths
sv ss,iast Court sssrisus jsrsfltss IN sssssr
which hsd Lsa eosaiS,ac~. sack. Con. III .
ia lrsticfton In mater n ~hics hsi b.>s s~.a
oetnfsnee TO certain ,Sisai = IL Baes- 100. ID IA.
But ,oeh sri; 10 s.a.a rs.,rdr Isfsst cs-r,
fou proceeding IN ma tn T.. arisit % for snf srs
Th.re l. uothss IN the provisions Of the vsl -
tn s1b~c, Of nis wr st-Hor euArsiaE "a Ps~s.
rNo.. p-cvi.ior. eriv rrst. The sro s.~Ainx
TIE ma-e;t p,siR-d II IN this application ssH
e,rors OF lli ton Tse Ssrroxzte MAJ fsa
h. "a an authority 20 admit tn. vii "a ProSs,a
II ir 90 donS be erred ~tser IN t,kinS The t~s.im,v
r ADMITTING '-snon, ,d.'t' MISE before .to,aet oos
L 70 be reGesied b. .ppsA .ad net By ~m
p-ofhtop tDlt.u, oob~,u n BAcs p. i9s. Roll al
So IRE Poop. se-.ra wend SIS ss a., ris. s.r.
fr,se obie5,u ~ granting hi, sppB ,sasa
far relates the Surrogate, VIZ Ths th- pfoerdi-f 1sA
% Be prohb.ed been competed BY hi. j.est tA-r-ss.
A. tSe ,ulp, II ette ?, tes,sm.ntary. Court IN eny ss
restrained By ths writ seer I've Pfoc>-dtpg has ben oo
m-ucet ana waeu The Court % roinE on 70 ny OF a- .as
To- or upos re utsmest Coop 80 AZ
Sc SCI DousL SIS bowl Pr g. "a rrln a0S bat sd
where comp-,sd the proceeding By hus jads~en sse
effect the face u the prb,~edas ess
the Court Jurisdiction OF tss pNte~ or Of the Ss1
IL Nigh, De Of avail q. 10 ex.ctors tst.s
TIE letter, t~s'nepssr bit such writ 10 never s'ud afsna
ina ara 50 there tuA renefy H.n" tho Ek.a"r' ~ e.
a. II the Surrogate hss orntec the alleged IN ths
papers tire Of prohibition to them should not DO ssss
lpsople Va SurerVsors SC HUI 2eLl
The counsel the ash that writ Of o,ussa
i.sue Such wi Necessary in the prrssn, 9sasa
sled and TIE Count belos restrained , proceeding IA he
matter before ~ Bot moioa FOR order tas he
writ the dsuis Of the motion termu,e. IN. poo-si~<
Cos below. bs'as been restrained Ia ts-
else % Ga needs Do writ 81 consultation u esAss ~
Tn melton Ia denied With coats.
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LAIR FROM ST. DoNSGo.-By the brig Pusrto
Pat, one OF two regular packets between this port
and st Domingo, We nave sdvoes from Dominica to
lie l2th inst. Reports current Of another revo-
lrtion in s.. Domingo Cry The Haytens have sent
commission TO st. DO niDgo, proposing treaty for
FIVE years and settlement Of ali difficulties. 1t is
s1pposed that the DOminCsns will accept the propo-
etior There bad been no rain for three weeks, aud
q was feared that the tobacco crop would be failure
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--Tse decision OF the Judge ia M Cooks casa, for
cruelty whipping boy foe not disobeyrg Az father, is
postponed TO April 9th.
Richard Golden, JeTersoo Davis and Sam HOas.
ton were ali Msmpbis, Tern, on the sd ns.. Mr.
Cobjso has siDoe proceeded 20 Eew-Odesrs.
A bu., Of The late Gen. Qaitusn, by Mr.. MOisr Of
Nstcbsz ia said TO be excellent.
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EDw ARD II. DIXoN, NJ d., Editor of The ScalpeI.
,r-aor a. Mom.u sad Her Dssss aid Pfsctca IF's.
t.s On Diseases Of Sexual system devotes biz entire e.
TRITON OPERATIVE sCsGEsY AID CoNstLraroNs on ,n'
or. obscure diseases of Pelvic Nseers Rupture, Pe'
F Polsp.us cured without the kuite or hssure, sad
hy proc. nesry psness ard requiring no oonhhensot
F.v can noulcei cursbs other~i'-, tue
uec.ss.-y indications ssays sPpAr-nt on pef'onh exam
Ilston DR. D refers n. McCslim re Aca,ry Of the
wi. Railroad Henry Ford. Brooayn John Hays OF this
eity. Jchn Linn. ESQ newton } Nissan BSnei' SeS-
Or-,ps: Mr. LviuE (Iviu gstou, kGketd Co. N o.
B,sord a,e CaIhisr Bowery 8sk sud than 80 zen
u.u In pats II the Uuon Of'e soas from 20 D.
20 8 md d eYenlnE.. =. NJ. ~ bth by,
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THE STEPHENS CAsE-SENTENCE POST
PONED.


COURT OF OYER AND TERHINER-M,EcH % Before
judge ROosEyELr.
An hour before the Court opened this morning there
wac 40 immense crowd endesyOriOg 70 obtain atmiJ-
.op to the Courtroom aud t required the eHertions
Of several officers to prevent the mutltlde irOm
brsasiDg 10 the doors. Shortly before II O'Clock, Ste
phens accompanied by Mrs Hanna aud her daughter
xas cOuduc,e into the Count room, where he took
seat near bis counsel. Some fifteen ladies', VINO had
been admitted 10 the Courtroom, occupied the seats
on the west side, within the bar.
JUDGES Roosevelt and Ipgraham both occupied the
bench ard after the opening OF the Court, Judge
Roosevelt expressed MS wilngnrssto hear suy motion
that counsel might desire to make.
Mr. Ashmead then moved for post ponement OF the
cese till Friday and In support Of It he read his
affidavit setting forth that tue counsel for the prisoner
bad been lsborOusy employed in preparing bill Of
eEo-yn' which they bed pot ye, for want OF ts
T. not % gse tn, pro1er as time he dsare would 3. at
I'd tts ,ny citizen who ish. BE- cepyed e liberty
BY judgment Of should the questions Of .T wnicn rs
important preeUed ~ the appropriate tribunal for
M wt.rbury the District Attorney. sid IA regard % the
application delay ute y - los. % discover tn
r. ,.enedt to him proper h.. Ca. sans.s
a tie c5git shoui proceed On SAL Do
Jt1 P5,.ys, ai,s wis. coars vs., taken BY the General
I'm he C.pcsrn Gaze but useqarB,y .t.tei Ia. bis col
e,g1e sho p sitting at tle usr Tern 81 tbs time In
r Cd hin that sentence Pronounced sef'i' the Dill OF eA
b. A,hm.ad hen Informed III, Cour: Of The n.nDer Of pro-
ctetIrs II the Carcsui csse.
,Uler BY pos,pouems Of further proo-ediss,.
Mr. ad tai a1sy,s la support OF motion fo
rev trial he bad wtnesss and be proposed % exam
ps LEX IL opsn Court and os the osf side III opp39G1J
Of fK.milir tnFrn
LODE Roosey, sal. tst be not aware that he possesed
suy witG without Issue before tho
Court
4 tpsued ha tbs the proper 20 proceed va. 70 give
rotlcs Of apy would be made. TIE question
wat Yuld BE- tie motions
M Ashusad replied ,hs upon The bill OF sHcspaonI mo-
tn FOR thai wood b. made ana upon the record o.
,ret y udgmtut he pop0sei Ihow By iasia thA ihs-s
hAe smpsFlBs With toe Jury ard be would sf7s the all
CAVES On the District Attorney % Eoffo~.
JuiFr ROOseyetTnsu you move Jr "a ssst % judgment
q ~. record a. q matters outside % the record.
M Astmssd replied tnAt De- dd aAa ar n1ta i ne" re-
or lie ehta would he BIZ u exception. VIII al
tfe
Y cu.brE dt rot wish % impica.e The Jury bat be m ;,
Ion sorS t5e action Of th4 pesoas VITA
-. jury IL q letters 4nonymo1s al otIer~,
BIT Nud b, apf Per of aim 70 st further remarks u
regard g. 4.
r.. J8dss thea said Tia: her, sppifeal objection
h ycad order Judgment ~ pi0Ier % s. po.go1ssd
Tl1r,dsy uOou PrJytdst LS~eyer t6a tb s fr The
d-f ogc 'erye on he otlG Sde c9p-s o. sch sfsTs
aue rapeis hey nt-r1ss 3. nsse = aay 3)n
b. made before he C5-I TI.asy Tas C5II. al.
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NEW-JE.RSEY ITEMS.

Cur HIS THRoAr.-Yestsrday morning, shout
o'clock while he f~rybost HUDSON crossing J-ry Cy.
named Henry g. Smith attempted com Mt subtle s.
cutting bis tbros with small Pynkns When Discovered 10
The gentsuso. cabin, be had become quite exhausted sn tks
blood. The ploJess the ferry took De.
Qudo drug store where the Doctor dressed the wound
against the viii Of the patient who desired to be len
die.
He~u then ,aien to the nlma House BY Officers Hsyssst
and Dsyes and will recover With proper litter
found hs directed % h wife children Oh b.
vile, Otssro Co. " " In which II stated that hsi
empatsd the at tor Tine "troa actual aud
kind love he bore them. Snh has bsen ssm,n In
wholesale boot and shoe house In Dy strest Ne~ Y,
apated.i
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RR1E ID.

KIEG-BRONAUOH-A Georystovn n. C., on wsdn.sfaz,
March Is ths residence OF John w Brossgss CSC By
Rev Dir TDsbast Mr. ksph King Of this city Lea NJ
drd Brors ugb daughter o. the late Or yoha
BroLsugh OF Prince William County, Va
NAsOS-RoWLAnD-on Wednesday, March 2, .. ne Mo-
fc. street Baptist Church ~ the hsy rnOmss Aruiz. Mr.
Henry A. Nson 70 Ma C. HELENA only daughter u Bt~ta
Rowland, e.q, all Of this city.
RCGGLES-CANPBFLL-InN Mortified, W 90 Th.r,isy
Ssroh 10, by the Rev. Il. D. Hsc0m Byron R1Gsi,s q
South Granville, N Y, 70 Mia ABBY h Campbell u ca
caso, H.
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We e.r that Mr Burton on Saturday last gave up
10 tie representative Of the LafIss estate ,hs esss
Of TIE tieatr OF Broad rsy aud received in return
Qu.ttAbce fDr su Arrears Of rent. TIE wardrobe
properties most Or the scenery ID. green curtain ,'i
yaious other sppuren ances, have, we understand
been removed BY Mr. Burton, to whom they be'ongeo
leaving tie thes,er in the de.olste condion CT ban
que,hsl deserted Il is, however possible tia. some
enterpnspg manager may soon restore Il 20 Re pristine
splsnior ard promptly lose al the money he may IN
vest in the speculation. TIE house, We fesr, IA too
large to be pro,aby used for theatrical e1iioitoos
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CITY ITEMS.

REIURS OF rHE ORB, TEouPE.-Hr. Cinsn's op-
era troupe anysd from their Southern tour DC Tse'i,y
morning in tue s.s.m,hip Augusta from Savannah
On nord,y night they gave grand concert o. bos'
which passed of with gras teaf, giving delight TO
large number Of passengers rho EeIe Oh board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Two cbs,tes who arrived a. M,nchester, n. Y,
about week ago per the underground railroad, N
destitute condition assisted, Gays The Worcester
SPY by contribution takso up By the religious s0c's
ties On Sunday evening.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Mucs o.
NOTICE.
Notes OF issue for the April Term must BE- fed with
II. Cl.k on or before Friday Ap they vii b, psoe<
IN. tot Of hsC
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Orr IRISH CoJ>IN.-The success OF this new
Pic AZ B,ssuNs MUSEUM 4. marvel! saogis o. delight
sr-, sv.ry scene II p-uety orgnA and go7S1sF como
- Rsn..t4a Tsls AfrEEN00s ..i THIs EYsNNs.
"a n sfrf IL
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PRIMARY MEEriSGs.-The Democratic prin.y
meeting, for The eetOn Of derg,.es the City aad We'd
Conventions IN jersey City took place las. evening osss.d
on quietly The Democratic primary messgin iesoksn %
place Monday sv-nus In the First and Third Wards there
Two tickets but II 10 undsfsood yofsss -
ths FORMULATION ol Lhe pe.sl laonm bot ssotsl
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SUPREME C0URT-sPsciAL TGEa-nlEca . Before
I.dKs lA,ElEAs

.a1Es IAsEiEAH.
In ,he nsr Q! he Sat VIII kc. II kA4 Aler f'.-ssei
TIE vii N ths case Was Or-Iet tor pIOOste before
N, srros,ts and the opposed b. the petitioners
Il. .es,no1, appears y have besn By Of
srpctnteL ~ Surrogate luesT he at ofls 80
he 49, u 1870 5f dlfTE he sbssnce Of TIE Surrogate
On HI testimony taken. the s1atsd 10 ~f
% Probste snf tie ro-t-sl apply "a. CJ1r or
sresr UsL1g VIII u Prohibition s1rrofsb resrslG
ia I'm ron frtasr procsedi-gs regard % ,.id vii
A. % hs asssc ID for Yraut1E he Nh. viz ths
ysr e ,air before he csrt The S1rros spi
t. .rb GO decided -s'ions vhich IA egs. %
.euioa ef am " the opinion tbs there 1. rptars
h o. he sooTs referred which Au-h1riEe ms
suuosse pos-r .p2ol. .ssspt = s4 HIN Z ne ps2rr
O. -ss c-t.fs y BIZ cHics
Thsrs Lee words ia. At1rr-s ~ asss,ant
q t1eiria tIst 4 surrogs, lie % sd
perform ~ cty-sac 10 s1Ppos,d .h9nty 70 iet
isy csLrct o1rs 10 s1ynf contained r TIA. ra.1te.
Tcsr- sts,1:e nsi said Lhs
Tst- 81 ppli- cersI BE- teeu nsce.ayJ Tor
p-fforicz ts~ 41tss Of s1rroEsts he
perform re suy tae ssAstSti are - ali 10 IL
cefksss pfircps II the tisc1z-Ee - Pablo dCtea
fCrs TER. auJ,EiIz q l<5 which cOrf-r
power, 81 sgte tie sssEA.s power % sdn1is
C b uach y. srozs, 10 sItao.xed admin
b. !hs IL msre u1iEterA c--y, Isi1g
Wsr sdu g u cSrttfv 70 T.
CcElIso.rr q D-ecs th- D3Tsr u s1nnre,-
ia osh. te rsst IL Cous Of Record, b.: authority
ssss BIN poSer 3 ..ae ne sxsurson u Wines %
rsrslJ icuE,er oa ne parry
rznsc a fesT EtTo1sy prepared. Tue assistant %
II he Less2.lr> nae srssorik,t appointment Of
.: hsr1r he Of n. saie s1ci stters
y -Tprefs ptoyisl-, s-oh been violation
cfre proysic1s Of ~ Coast g0u. which ire tas 5afo
r~oa esctsfss do IN Counties u aica
the popu stiOo sHceecs certain Euub-r.
fbOse p0yHOns skh rs Ia escsoc Of tae Ssrroyae
s.; tas esSoG u s.psSte o1css 70 p~Fsfn ne aSes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

How THIryEs ARE MADF.-Dunng the psst four
months Mr Peter Eeuches elk dealer Of No. y
Walker street has missed at various times about 400
worth Of sewing six which disappeared in most e1-
trsofdnsry manner The deficiency a, ieryfh bsc,ns
20 seriou, that lie applied to the police authorities for
assistance to detect the thief. Elisha II Widely OF
the detective force who was depu.ed to tske chs'ge
Of the after, succeeded il tacisg toe sapfeasucs
Of the properly tos boy Of II years named Robert
Tauer, in Mr.. Feuchess employ. Upon being AZ
rested the boy sts'ei thai man named Louis CLARK
4. well known receiver Of stolen goods, vino lived
rext door to him, coslci and teazed him 70 take q
pound Of iespg six nom the store aud bring it to
lin. For this bundle which was worth :, Clark
gave him % cents. The boy, frightened al his crime
did not wait to steal any more, bnt CLARK threseped
that unless be brought him just VIA, re required he
would expose him to Mr. Pouches, sDi cause lis AZ
ret The l:,e fellow thus ioiipdated, stole several
other parcels and took them ~ Clark, receiving for
each package % cent?.
At sugth he removed 70 another part Of tie city 10
e.fsue from tormsr,or; bl, Clark, Fsgan.ike f9l-
lowed him thitter, and compelled him to continus
r5bbpg his employer for biz bereft becoming CO.
ious in crime by the associations which Clark threw
around linn, the boy after awhile grew weary Of
Clarks eIactions ard fearless Of his hres,s. Some
Young thieves BOW introduced bin TO pedd!sr named
Bernard Miller living e. No. % Ludlow street For
himtbe boy stole about $3.50 worth Of elk, Miller pay
ing him IS cents bundle for i. The accused parties
were arrested by Dir. Wlcey yesterday and the
stolen property found in bundle snt csrpet beg
which Miller was carrying. justice Kelly he'd Miller
in g Coo ball Clark in 81 Geo, srd c1Dm!ted Turner
fur ,xsmir atlou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Plssssnt NJ. Nssk, v no murdered yong lsdy at
Holly Springs M.s., va. executed on Friday of l.st
week There we're az vt i,V9 pesoas present .. ias
eCels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
fliyert iseul-ntl

TEA SETS, CAKE BASKETS, CASTERS. WINE
sr>p, saooNs FoRks T,uLF AMI r., KNIyss AMI Al aut
~ siv-r plated Ware o. manufacture. sad hssNl
p - 49,, krFL.Typ JSAE BROMLEY,
No. 90 Broa3~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

RoBBEp.-Christian Robinson OF No. l. Charies
sr,r. eharx-s hAt Della Puan Eugsh woman. TOOK em
lno rcou sna wh. there robbed k Of go. She AZ
rs.ted ar1 e5uris.ei for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

FIRRs.-A two-story frame house Fourth place
destroyed By fire att o'clock Monday morning vss
owned BY Jane. aoDonsd Damage about 90; partially
insured n the Nassau lnsuTsnoe Company.
A small frame house, owned by William Lswder, q
Fulton Troy Destroyed By fire ysstsrdAg
morning. Dsnsss $500 insured 10 the Nassau C9mpasy