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CHARLES HE1DsIECK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wne of the above we'll known brand has
been, received by the undersigned in
quantities the increased demand Of dealers and con
that from the ineal dece of the old and
first established house of Hedsck Co.. OF Rheims they nave
taken hold of 1t with determination bring and its claims
70 distinct on before the public even more than mere
that its emana ion from where great attention.
well as thorough expence have been brought TO bear
its production Charles Hedsec his whole mind to
the perfection Of bis vine and making worthy Of name
Frequent visits to the United States enabled him
fully understand and appreciate the and wishes Of
of his having prohted by that information Is
evidenced by the Champagne the palate
the wine unsurpassed for is rich bouquet and
general excellence. The varieties Champagne
tend greatly doubt confuse the purchaser the lovers
good and genuine wine must aok for Charles Hedsieck
in full the label we'll the corks capsules.
T. W. BAYAUn Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Hedseck be obtained quantities
under mentioned Houses besides many others
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
T. j. HART 4 CO.,
J. II. l. N. MARKS
SEWEI.I, I. TAYLOR,
c pEE n I1n
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k0 TE55lssI5 s5s.......................I 1859.
- - xNEw ORLEANS, JACKSON L GREAT
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Express,
Ohice In the Railroad Building Cspop street onnos;ta
syeste Square will deliver In any city such Bag
ssse fackages Specie Bank Notes. Jewey etc. received
x me kairoad Or otherwise be entrusted their
eueree or forward the with dispatch 10 env
point the Great Railroad the Southern Rajroa
@ tho mississippi Central Railroad receiving for that pur
individuals. " " ~ e'' Vi 'ni'e" Vi
through the Train Checks and address n ali
persons wishing their Baggage hotel residence
In charge Of the Baggage Master. ~ rA
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RI FREIGHT.
Between the Denot and
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 oustomnouse street,
sypte and ali Private Diseases Without Mercury
from basness exposure friends and guaranteed
Tie unparalleled which has attended James, prae
able By the most snnent physicians nhe Offering b.
Has
$ssis Ss
ss hs saHs aaa s s
d. would also call the attention especially Of hof.
es sHs ss
%slspsaay p5odsssd Rsss q ySsth
VISION Loss Power P4paon d ths Heart Dys
sta Asnsy he fearful
Evil S to soes ss
Love 81 sotuds Timidy Of ne evils produce
not fall call on be at to
heath let r. s
Remember "The Medical House of DR.. james, 81 Custom
reserved Hours of attendance
aonorrhea cured hours,
0F d p pay So oa nsi saan Street.
GREAT BARGAINS-GR BARGAINS,
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION.
G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET, between Customhouse and Benvle
streets, New Orleans.
Just opep an extensive assortment of French and German
LOOK GLASSES Gilt Frame and Imitation do; Orna
nented and Wood of style for Glasses Portraits
Engravings Photographs, etc.
His superior and splendid stock is offered at forty cent
less than last and twenty per cent below the lowest mar
ket prices.
Glasses with double thickness The considerable dedue
owing discount allowed and the decline in glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years
An immense Gallery of Paintings Engravihes and I.iho
graphs by the greatest masters is exhibited for sale
siderable reduction.
A large variety of Tasses, Pins, Clasps, etc.
PARTET AND AMBR6TYPE GLASSES.
FOR sALEA Of Stereoscopic Views excessively low
to close consignment.
k5-Paintipgs Renovated. hiS ON
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SGHMnnmIA Ia Il CO.'S ISLAND OF CURA
f,o, - receive and forward all kinds Of and
e.sd Havana Haan.aa Cardenas villa Clara ssgua IA
Cuba Trindmd haeyas Puerto Principe Santiago de
Hnses Wells Fargo Co.. Csrington Co., United States
for the United States California snd Eurone
As ss's !. " NOW orleans, REDDlNG Il CO.,
LeIo Y ut. Charles It,, under St Charjes TTntal
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
H- ruuuv, NEDDlN(s Il ca. IS
sOUTHERN EXPRESS.

- 3souTHERN ExPREss.
~Trl ~, r. ST CHARLES HOTEL N. ORLEANS.
NIT. o.. On the Opeousas Railroad, ~
ERn Ye~gsny organIsd for The purpose Of doing GEN.
=. CO.,. III nEss AND FORWARDING BUgINESE sncb
49, WI w. Specie Bank Notes. Jewey Mechspdiss Baa
ar % AZ parts Of the United and Haysrs
IN ccnnscion with New Orleans
cs Tor and deliver with dispatch and at r.sso,h,
M n wv rsght or Packages to and from ali parts Of he
u planters and citizens rely upon this comnsnv
III rsnectr, minute article to destination and W.
ANsp0e"uAy Sohc't snare Of public patronage "
W. H. KEDDTNG
I'll. THAYER
nzeAnthoyi,Ad ..,.. =, p, Proprletors
Express. o' WI isiano OF cuba
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Comparative Statement of the Banks of this Citu
for Itro Weeks.

Aetna, d.er.... of,opx and .bor. ,0,,o,,,. -
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

To sail on THURSDAY. 2lst A pril, at 8 A NJ
Ssn, FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA
xKlENE1 Bay-U s. Mail Lne-Soutliern Steamship O. -
~. he superior coppered copper-fastened steam
snip Iexas, H.. Wilson commander, will as above
carrying the uned Stat Mails For freight or passage
having superior accommodations apply board or 10
steamship of this line will every THURSDAY and snn
uny nioImhR Ior Inc ABOVE pofR. ala
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s12,777,O9s So, s56,ss3 81, 24s,
Total general deposits. ..,....$24 ,600,4

sl5,9i5,547 s2l,is2735 ss,9ie,53l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

rsued Ores.e Mo..ura has inst been admitted 10 the
university there. Hsvipg previously WITH eItia",
dnsry pIecocty, completed al his preliminary s'uoe
the o1iy bar 20 his admission bis age. Neyerthe-
less The Nrs,er Of Pubic distraction decided thst he
,tooh be allowed TO undergo his examination, snd
tina. he might Be admitted provided althe votes were
favorable. Tbis condition proved IN his favor, aha
he has accordingly been registered "a student
The PrOD1p1feUr dss AAftlles Il Msrnlql le, STATES
that contract for the importation Of 1000 Chinese
coolies il On the point Of being concluded bet the
Colony on one part and large house al 81. Pierre on
the other. -.
games oe Chess al the same line, without :eelng the
board in sny ore instance, was effected at the PArs
Ctess Club By NJ. HsrrwitZ, without any appsreI,
difficulty. The rooms were crowded with Amateurs,
anxious 10 witness the feat, amorg them being tne
Duke Of Brunswick, Prince Galitsin Count de Casa-
bisr ca NJ Andersenn sc. The play commenced d
little after Z, ard terminated about ?. O'Clock. The
result was as follows: The bindiold player won SIX
games ard lost one the remaining ons beiog draw.
AZ the end NJ TarIwiz Was loudly aoplsadsd and
warmly congratulated By the persOns who still re-
msined. He seened bat little fatigued in excel
Lent spirits and heard 20 say ths. he thought he
could play dozen games together ast as easily as he
had done eight. ,
We resd In GaligaGzi that there has Just been dis
covered near Mount Athos, in Greece, Lew manu-
script which dstes far back as the "a rd century
Il is Oh the subject of gDnasties, and is written by
Phlostratus the philosopher, and the authos OF the
Life Of Appolonius Of Thyana.
Abd.lahi Pashs, the new Scherff Of Mecca, lately
assembled the Uemas and the principal Mussumans,
and addressed them in very animated manner. DE
declared that they were laborng under serious error
with regard to the European Powers, who, he said,
wished to destroy neither the Massllman religion nor
the tomb Of the Prophet. He assured them that they
had no cause tor uneasness as they would never be
disturbed in their religious belief ard that soy one
attempting 10 interfere with would be severely pun.
ished but, he added, that they must on their side
respect the Christians, any aggression against whom
would be erergetoay repressed and the authors OF 1t
brought to Justice This address s said TO have pro-
duoed q great effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
THE TROUBLES IN KANSAS.


Sir: Il will be recollect.d tia. few weeks ago a
dispafch was received from Kansas TO the effect tia.
there bsd been an sttsck on Fort Scot, aud tha, SIX
men we're killed; ths. company from Kansas had
entered Missouri, pldnderiog, robbiDg, &c.
AS is ususl, the report wss greatly exaggerated.
The suboined etters just received, and bearing date
one December II, and the other Dec. 10, from LLn
County, VII set that matter right. That dated Dec.
II says:
After several ineffectnsl attempts to capture or
kill Montgomery, the Mitchell party finally made .srIns
Of peace. Montgorerys men took Mitchell AMI the
Sheriff prisoners, and dsarmed them Of two reyovers
each and Sbarps rife.
The people Of the county held meeting az Sag.r
Mound on Wednesday last, at which Montgo merry sud
Mitchell made speeches, plead their cases: Mont
gomery stated what he had dOns and made dsfense.
Mitchell stated what he had done The people, by en-
almost unanimous vote only one dissenting suEtsEsd
Montgomery ard ceusured Mitchell
Everything il quiet now, aud il is conceded that
Montgomery has conquered. You viii recolect that
the bone Of eoutsntiOn wis whether those settlers
who took active part in driving of the Free-State
lstteTs N lSt shoad he allowed to stay u the Terri
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
TBy Telegraph.
BY THE QUAKER CITY.


NEw-0RLEAss Monday, Jan 10, 1859.
TIE Qusker Ctys mails are received. The dates
from San Frsrcisco are to Dec 90
Tie Overland Msil, from s: Louis on the 9th of
November, arrived a, San Frspcisco on the 20th ut
Arrived at San Francisco, bark J. b. Lancaster,
from Batavia, ship Csrrington, from Bangkok.
Chief Justice Bugon had resigned
The dates from Vera Cruz 70 the 3Oth nit. via
Minatitlan Gen. Robes overthrow Zulosga on the
23d. Gen. Echeagsray had previously pronounced in
favo. of Robes, and the Corsatutionasts at Jsapa
and Cordova joined him
Zulosea tired to compromise with Ecbe,gsray, bat
failed and was sfterward captured and sentenced to
death by Ecbesgsrsy at Puebai but revolt in the
City OF Mexico saved him.
Gen. Robe, bed released all political prisorers and
it was supposed that Jsurez would be placed at the
head of the Government.
All parties, including the LIBERAL, were rejoicing a.
Vera Cruz at the turn affairs had taken.
Much dissatisfaction was expressed with the Presi'
dents Message, a. far ss it related to Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
RETURN OF THE SCHOONER SUSAN s
ElIIGRzNTS."
PARTICULARS OF HER LOSS.
Fy0s The Noble Tribune, Jan. l.

On the afternoon of Saturday list inst. the citizens
Of Mobile were somewhat startled by the appeal
lnel nids. =. ~, s;n, god .ne tl-
on board the schooner Susan, for Nicaragua. Every
man Of them back in city, in apparently good
health II wss Immediately sscerained that they mad
been wrecked and had been brought to this port by
the British stesm.sloop Basisk.
From report by Csps. Ma1ry to the owners Of the
Susan We have the following account Of the disaster.
Csp,. II. says:
We had been forced in on this coest by adverse
winds, the vessel not proving at all westherly ia the
heavy head sea then running. At O'Clock a. M on
the 18th inst discovered from my position the
poop, breakers ~ the lee bow, and Immediately or.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

deal1y revenge towsrd a Mr. =,
and he employed four men at two guiness e'eo TO 70
mu,der him. There was road on eaen 1de OF The
River Sur, from Cs,riek to CloE|sli an Paess iro
rn.'ibs He WA, therefore, fouEy murdered, and the
iponntrv was 90 sboeked by this helnols crime, that
~ Governnept offered reward Of f5e0 for the DIS
covery Of each Of the muTdeTers. And can it ne be.
. tR. xsrv man VINO .ni gave the information
which led To- their execution, and with these hands
paid in my Office in Dublin Castle the sum of 6 600 TO
ina. rnonster in human shspe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

,,,.A,, ,r.o-.s imported into British Cnlurnhia
Of m h. ,ss e ,.. .seo De p Of esty
Sac There shs b. charged on re articles ns1 SefenAi'e
nest,or ed .ks following duties Of ea'inm'; -,
Flour IN hsr.b or sseks Ies
s,srs and ..ross waters q al kinds. suee,ened or
otserv,s, for every lmperia ysloa q isn su.nt1
n p,,opor,ior kr any greater strength than re
,trei sh Of prosf ae for say sressr or les sssnIy
ws tbs, e s. w 9; S: ,:. np:. gallon
Ie spruce snd other porter. eider, ana berry IN
B.n., pa. ana p Of .. a..cpdors used fer foOd
BI.T w. o. ana al oder gain to ). used od per
loe b mi 5. :nrrrS Zee Of ali da
tes 70 VIZ; Ccin quctver, fresh n,si h.n ia ves..
blcs sssee lumber ana shrse iueL hay ana s.N
rs,o P2Sy s SUI Ssb. % .na 4 lo. 1 Of .a, ,na shrub
sal. rrtd ard .4sse. bos, an. per'
fof b- rbc .~rve aOe sse Colony Of British cos n
bs OF To- Of be, M,esys and or lava forces .t.io,ed
,Gssan or fi n Is t !. srs. .ss.ad
TIE Governor further declares ths. Victoria shii
be the only port of entry for British Colum6a, ana
the duties on tie goods in'epded fr The gold region
must be paid in his TO WI but all 60 Dis Intended Tor
Victoria are duy free. This system Of mansge nent Is
evidently INTENDED b bHd mp Nictora a. the expense
of tne towns or the main laud, whether IN Washns'
ton Territory or ou Fraser River. IL Is small mean
policy ard viii fail 10 st,n It's oolec' victoria never
can be great seaport, though Esqanat, three niles
distant, may be.
The Governor has ordered the American steamer
Enterprise which his been running from victoria 70
Fort Langley, TO withdraw from tnst route anI she
now cor fines heIseli to the rver. She was Quilt for
river boat on the Columbia, and she is not ht or the
Governor says she is not tit "a encounter the Lougn
storms wch visit the Calf Of Georgia in the Winter
Before the lac sale Of lots az Langley the Govern
msnt surveyor pu 'l,shed the following potice;
Frat According the Of England which a'o me aw
Of British Columbia lien may mold lands but ha0e 10
have them declared forfeited tie Crown al any time
seond No ssn Be disturbed In the possession OF snas
ly suy ether peron Crown authorities BY reason only
OF hs being sn alien. - Il, IL,
Colonial Government proposes 70 secure the aliens
and enjoyment OF lands ~nicn
they purchase the sale for the space o three years a.
end Ofthtt time th mst the, wish 20 continue 20 hoi
4 .rds either become themselves ns,urslzed British subec.s
OF els. co8s.y their risht. 70 British subjects.
Few II the intention OF the Colonial Government 70 en-
obtain from the Home Government their sanction 10
fer csyng into ehet the sSove views which meas
ur lie m course preparation But they mnst depend
for their full effect ratification By the Home Government
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

Coon JOKES CoSsEcrED With THE SUsAS.s Pas
sAGE.-Ne beard two very excellent practical joses
siioh vere perpetrated by Capt. Maury. The ssilgs
Of the Sussn deserted before the vessel got out u e
bag. There were none but andsmen on board, except
,be csptain ard it ia traditional at sea that il s nos
essy 10 laLdsman into sailor a. stort no.
tcs. The dogs have phrases of their own vhicn
Greek 70 the others. To oovste this Defect Csp'
Maury resoIted TO novel ard ingenious expediess.
Every man on board, We suppose, knew how 20 pYY
cards. and the captain taking advantage OF this skh
tied card TO each Of the ropes Of the vessel The O.
cers then ran some what n this fashion, Haul 90 Ne
ace Of heartsr' "Let 60 the king Of dsmondsF
" Belay tn tie deuce Of sPsdes sc. BY this mesns
the eItemporized sailors soon got the hang Of tbs
rcpes, and affairs went on pretty smoothly. sI
The otLer anecdote s even dToiIer. It sesms thas
Capt, kaury, when be vert On board the revenue cay
ter TO dfcuss the marine laws, took In his pocket n
Of "rattsil fles';hinkipg, psrhaps, that he mlsns
spike some OF tie guns while cruising about the deck
lie was astonished on mounting tho cutters aide y
fGdLg that tie usuel armament was doubled, sad ea
pressed astonishme at az it. After having dscossea
The laws, de-, he walked about, admidDg thiags ~.
orally, and, perhaps, utteripg some spprsnsn"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

DEATH OF ALFRED LWNGsTOS.-We regret to be
obliged record the death of Mr. Alfred Living on,
wel-kuown printer formerly OF this city and some
years ago foreman in the type department Of TIE
TWbUNE. lie died in New Orleans, as will be seen IN
the following extract iron Tie Crescent Of Tuesday
last:
AT II o'clock on Sunday night last Mr.. Alfred Liv-
pgst0n, who had his foot crushed under OF tue
Cauolttn cars the 2lst Of last month, expired in
tie Charity Hospital from the effects OF his ID 1res
after having undergone amputation o! the wounded
hmb. Mr.. Livingston was shout 10 years Of age, a
native OF the State Of New-loIk, aud was widely
known TO the typographical fraternity one Of lis
most talented ana aCcou y iShed members. OIe who
has for years stood high in the printing pro ession
here remarked 20 that what others learned of the
art by experience ana long practice Livingston seemed
TO comprehend intuityely, and 10 execute with tie
utmost rapidly and exactness. Before coming
10 ths Stste he for some time foreman OF
THr NEw-NoRK TRIBUNE, and Of mammoth sheet
called TIE he,r World His typographical abiii.
ties were well known aud acknowledged ir thst
city. lie came TO NevOreans shout thirteen years
Sgo, and resided here during tina. time, WITH tue
ceptiou Of year spent IL OpelJusas, where he pub
hsbec newspaper. few years ago be WAS for some
time foreman OF The Bulletin office, then Of The CTeS
cent Aiterw6rd Of The Data, and NJ the time Of Lbs
dectGse connected with Tie P,cayHac. He
man Of lively humor, excellent disposition, anG IRE
proschable character snd his loss will be deeply re-
gretted by every who appreciated his many good
qualities. 10 his three orphan children ami other
relatives offer our siRceIest sympath!es II the attic
tOn which has befsllen them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

DouSHTT-In wYHsnsb1rIh. q "seIe'-sT' Ma %
prbew Bsury D. smy, Of As;oeS arc JADs Dos4A''
ss-d7 u01;hs AID ds).
DOwoALL-I1 = 10y, q .teiy N.th = GIeI .'Is
srd pr ful .Ilr... Jg,n DoEdsL, sr-f q years.
aba. -s-v N Helre. 3sy rr1-uiu- Mach ),
Wl,Ir Aier ssa II HsrTist = s1e lie ATE Rev "iar7
Fore,t, aged J-Ass I'D 10 90. 80, Il, -, -
Frssy .feroon oeoet foa iAe 'es1-Ies q BIZ ~ ~
Terry, No. ia Heavy street.
FAhRfS-In -.s ely. I1efcAJ A-tA Jc-1 '" F@i-
sd 50 years. month AID Gays
Thompson, Com, G. IsesdAy Mach - NJ Je 'iA
b Say, IL as 9th year
HADAWAY-At sony Brock, Lo1k I,.ad. On Wedre'tay'
Maca - Of souuHptoL Lydia Az s1ier = Inocli IL
and Edna II. asc-Esy ss-d - years oLtaI Lu- > days
The fuI.i al. tsk- lace on sstlIesy.
JaRyis-On Wednesday, Mach 2, George Js-vi Sgd 81
YEAS. : months std IS Gays.
re eayss ,Bd friends % the family ally tn-sd
On ..tsId hi, fsIers from bs Fes1ea.e Ne - Fs-
street CT Friday, March p :: p n
NTLFs-In Brooklyn, Tuesdsy, Msr,h 81 Fanny virginia
eaa.tteI q Hsrs: A. snd Charles l. Niles aga 10 laoais
days.
psETOs-op Tbur.dsy no-rur March a. Fracce, per-
daughter Of the ls.e HeaEy IL Psnton- "
TLe friends q tie family u BEL brothers Hecry AID John l.
PsnoD aud her bolbeI-a lag, Ever A DsycsLarS, se
respectfully reQussd % sSsld ~ flIeEa s. - 55H 8
Cputcb corner O. Broadway and o1TOn erect: s1ucsy,
the 17th ms. ?. without farther invitation.
READ-In Brooklyn Wednesday syeuinr March =, Of
fs,t.oI Of the brain, RCoeck Carts to1 Of Ge3. W. AZ
Row aId Augus,a RsGd, aged = Months. .
FI services E be heo a. the ce1se Of he rsr-ts NO
fyrrepolt sIeet, Friday sAerno5n, 5;n int, 8: ;
O'Clock
UsAN-Iu " isn.bufgb On "Wednesday March - NJ John
Ussu in re 1lst year Of his age
WELDIS-On Thurtday March o. o. ssf.e: ever Ssrsh
Fed 1sc9bi,r Of Frederick t. tLa H4n1sa Wedr, ssea
TIE fene. Of e fanny .Tr invited The from
fsictIre n her parents ~ FolTta rcN ysI ee
Cresupoi1t, Br,oEyL, z. D. Ems afternoon a. o'clock
WAlTETa this rity Tuesoay afternoon, M4ca p Chsrs'
lean youule; hIid { the Rev Joseph 81. AID he. a.
" ate, ssed yelEs, months And days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

=, s-,.st .uG her so-3ut o. Tire Te7e y t. shor q
Sr.. srr hs3 APPEARED 5.forr srr 2 lie rAso-ss A3e
o. xht she o01d have ser1of more tSn rae ~
- a. a ,sfed = iis4fy her az stdfe, s~otI . ~ -
s.s,rs,t Ccrouts jury fbs corustcuons nsac y -
,Af. - the sa-d AT 10 Eti71
- save Der rscsLc- b. thorf7t va re "a 90 -
,Grnuir.sd Teury Tee evidence q Der - ", ~
- - t-v5 Ard .se only osulf sse o. ne ma
nat Stevens kad Induced heI - - there h. oe ntt
80 Fsr p der h order tina. shovd swear ~Sea
H. sacr.t AL spoa Der 20 90 %:
ne .ss OF The uniformity o. wearing - '1seessuy eAss
a. tine II A-alJ
TIE tssuor Of Mr. Hama snd oesed sf AZ tS- o,
vsrs usnef reyissfJE ell bsd SAID on TIC EsD1 uss
nor - believed b. Dared BY h evdence Of tie asisr,e
lie minated JGy taA he should tahe steps 70 0Fine Il
Ham. Is .E.ce p-Tgry which ae cclEcsfed -eJ
lad been s-ty Of 10 tbe bulst uacner He scos- IN Ne
No., pk .lner q "a T-spec, 10 when h. held ieusse
TIt 40 Z BE- la ospl.y.c any 4srm.h 80 III !: vas
that lis wiu''s's iths Misses Bell hed been
e6 AID abused speech occupied sboGt t-ree no1IE
The Court then Adjourned until this morning. ur
Ashmeai will occupy the morning, and will be FOL
loved by Mr.. Snsffer. The Jury viii probably be
charged this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR On the night Of Feb. q,
ut, the dwelling Of Mr. a. Roe, No. % Wayerley
place. was entered and rob ped of two gold watches
ard quantity of cothI'g valued altogether at $500
Nj Roe and his wife had been 70 & party during the
eveniI and not returning until ete both slept soundy
and were in no wise disturbed by the thieves. The
robbery reported TO Police headquarters, but the
detectives, until yesterday afternoon were unable 10
obtain any clue 10 the rascsls. Officers Slowey aud
King of the Detective force, were passing through
Houston street. near Broadway, when their attention
was attracted toward two roughly dressed negro men,
one Of whom pulled from his pocket an elegant gold
watch, with view Of ascertainng tue time. The
officers followed them some distance, and finally took
them in custody on suspicion Of being thieves. The
watch referred TO proved TO he of those stolen
from Mr.. Roe. The fellow gave his name as Samuel
Rollins, and confessed that he, with accompice,
entered Mr.. Roes place. The other watch had been
pswned. Rolins's companion of yesterday, gave his
name as John S.monsop, and both are sad 70 be old
offenders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

THURSDAY. March 81

THrEsDtY, March 2i-P. ~.
The Sioek market was quite steady a; the opening
OF bushes this morning, and in early sales two or
three Of the stocks which came rt in the order Of
Gals, were slightly better than closing prices
yesttIcay but before tie Board adjourned the
whole tone OF the market for speculative shares under
went decided charge, arl wss guile hesvy al the
cose, srd for the remainder of the dsy-thus iu-ra.
ns IN practical way the idea expressed BIZ consist
ert cotsmpoIAry, that appearance in the stock
market sre often deceptive NewYo-k Central.
after selling ct 19., fell OF , sni was done between
the Boards as low IS 20. Hudson River and II srisrn
Preferred were not active but rather steady a. slight
Improvement. Cumberland was % bid Reading
was ore Of the strongest stocks on the list during
the day, and advanced fraction over elosip.
prices of yesterday. Toe stock letters from
Philadelphia this morning cOn.Sn the same reports Of
freshsts a; the mines which ware in circulation here