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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-04
PLANTATION FOB SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY Olive Branch,
u Place, situated three and a half sxfzzsa
miles South of Jackson, La, contain
ing 450 acres of land, Of whichls0 1s;53 -
acres are cleared The woodland is
heavy set with aluxuriart growth OF 6ay. sun
Poplar. Ash, Holly. Oak and Pawpaw. The i'm
provements consist OF handsome dwelling, good
stables, barn, kitchen, carriage house and other
buildings nee, ssary for comfort and convenience
all new and in good repair. There is a we'll OF
excellent water on the place. Apply early and
secure a great bargain.
Terms, $4,000, l-2 cash and 2 payable in two
equal annual nstalments of 81 500 each, bearing
8 per cent interest fro m the day OF sale until
paid. Apply either to Prest. j. C..Miler, OF
Centenary College, OF TO the undersigne on the
premises
J. SMYLIE MONTGOMERY.
n7- Corn, Hay and Fodder on the place.
Nov. 10, 1856. left
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-04
A Card.

Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to 7. Garrison, cordial bespeak for
him liberal Ond continued patronage from all
my friends aud former customers.
feb2Ttf Il. GRIFFITH
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ro BEAUTY THE coMPLExIos,

u
ladies stoud Aad,re Leweubergs pastiies De FIe.
ysrce eold At SO broadway, near f-efh syee. A. ,.
so brosdwSy, Metropolitan bosi at ID b5wsry suf
~ d. :, Boaraeaes -oo Fulton street, sroosyn Pnse 81
csr4 boz.
iJr Ch.oas crrfcate Having tuAyzsd u. pastilsa De
FlnreD-e prepared ug Madame Lsseu1crs Co.. Gao s,.x
favralF 3! ne article. M perfectly g1nn 80 .festa
3on b.. asy be nsei spnr ibe sEn ~ifh .oil elect
NEW fuHs, -luue u, IcJ-. j. 1nlLf0E d
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RIO MANUFACTURES,
i DEALERS kND IMPORTERS OF yuLcANIzED


ELASTIC WOVEN RUBBER GOODS, &C:
United states Circuit Court for Ibis distrc-the Hon.
Charts A. nseIso decided that Horace H.
Lay legal right ufacture import or sell license
others Manufacture, mpoitor sell any other elaci, yu
rubber goods fabrics than shrred corrugated
soc granted by Charles Goodyear said Day by agree
nent. OF ~ Nov and Dec s. ls46we HEREBY notify
nuiscurer importers and dealers in such goods other
said Goodyear have the exclusive right
acrre import CELL and 10 lie others
import sell all elastic yulcanized rubber goods
ep goods granted abJye
nentouei Ibis right far suspenders IA
In tie Nasbawannuck Manufacturing COMPANY; and AZ
10 all other such elastic goods, said shrred
goods IL IN william Jnissn. While do not desire ~ inter
ferc the trade prevent the Of foreign manuac
rers OF their valuable fabrics for we have the
exclusive right Aforesaid. TO prohibit their i'm.
poYaiion into this country. and therefore pre-.
pared deal with such manufacturers and importers
and others with fairness and beray nevertheless re-
specuy nfy public generally tia, our rights
must respected, and that all elastic vucanzsd rubber
goods fabrics other than such shred corrugated goods
Aforesaid can only be lawfully made imported or sold
under license from And we are fully determined main
such rights against al arrangements or encroachment
by said day, or any claiming pretending claim
under him, or bny other persons whatsoever Applications
and nunratons the subject of this notice
dressed William Judson, at the Office % the New Belt
ing and Packing Company, 81 aud y Park New Yorx.
WILLIAM JUDsON,
EAsHAwANEUCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY
YORK, Eco. 10, 1859.
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RlSS0Ss' RIBBONS.
RIBBONS
New additions to stock Of
BONNET
AND TRIMMING
RIBBONS;
LATEST PARIS STYLES.
We ASK COMPARISON:
COMPARISON
OF STYLES
COMPARISON
OF PRICES,
COMPARISON
OF VARIETY
with the stocks Of other houses
Cash buyers should compare before purchasing
KEEt}AN Il TEhNAk,
No. Warren street,
next 70 Broadway.
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"A THE WOVEN sK ELETON SKIRT
With patent extension the ghte neaest and most duraoie
skirt IN the market
The spring being woven ia the tape, cannot rip:
II sold at the price the ordinary skirt ana
wherever introduced has appreciated by the consumer
None genuine unless stamped the woven skirt" Patent
applied for. 8. Ii. DOUGHTY, Sole Agent
street.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1859


IT DE PERCTvALs 657 BaOADwAY-AiL KINDS
"A French embroidery TO order initials FOR
transferring hces done up like Ladies' and candrenu
under garments always on hand and made 10 order
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no COUNTRY MILINERS
Mrs KAIIINGs prepared 10 exhibit her pattern
bonnets for the coming country millnersony.
No. 3l6 Canal street (old No. 67)
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AIDE PERCEvAL's 657 BROADwAY-sTAMPED I'm
a hfoideres Of description At wholesale ard ret
manner embroidered yekes Of different kinds new styles OF
ladies', nighf rea
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BOY wASTED-Is AN OFFICE. ONE RESIDING VI
ID preferred. Address b. II. o. Herald Office stating
age, size and compensation in handwriting the applicant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

DIE PEAK GOLD MINES.
L THE SU BsCaibERS PRO
transport given numoer of pounds from Lea.
venvth CITY other points Missouri that may
the gold mines OF Pkes Cherry Cree1
Re Platte, during the months Of April and May,
snatch, favorable For
orers and responsibility ae common carers
Ter 10 Col d. d. Tompkins ASSISTANT Quartemsssr General
j. souer President Of the Bank OF the Republic; William
Van l95 Futun street; Benjamin Hoay ronune
Put DIR Wall street. and j. Simpson, Continental
ouomgs Nos and street, New York city. To
ueman general refer for al paricu.
larr. Early applications will meet with favor
hUsSEI.L, MAJORS 4 WADDELL.
LxAvEYwoRrH Cry, &. T., JAN %, 1859
DRIgTING FOR MERCHANTS, sTOREKEEpERs,
raoesmen and all others, done in handsome style At
tw ces, THOMAS +. SuTTON'S printing Office s2 Full
between Nassau street and broadway Call and
specimens at l42
a. HkUMATIC EMBROCArION.-THIs INvALUABIR
II article for Rheumatism sprains Bruises Ac &C., u for
a. 81 ll3 Third avenue. 90 cents bottle.
CMOKED MEATS.
y VAN BEUNT 4 VARIOUS PORK PACKERS,
No 300 Chambers street,
Offer 10 the trade hne lot u cured smoked meats hams
shoulders and bacon, Of superior quality Dealers
invited 70 call
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. Respectable GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
do chanberwork take children aAd do plain
sewing City Call for days at 1877 West ssi
l. near 9Th building.
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A GENTS, PEDLARS AND OTHERS IN SEARCH OF
n agreeable permanent and profitable employment In cy
md country viii do well 70 cali % John street, sec ont
story 'front.' and Judge for bemseves Of the Inducements Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

L'MPLoYxENT.-AGESTs WISHING A RARE CHANCE
IL N make money valuable works, call
rs and liz Nassau street. IS from 10 to2 No hum
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WANTED-A NATIVE FRENCH LADY AS Resident
from the city of New York excellent testimony
liy and character will be required to
MAY L. 1859 For further particular address D. b. Mr.
Breuslpg's music store, 1Ol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

OOO BROADWAY, CORNER OF TwENTY.FIRsT
CZU sreet.-o sTANTON.-l.adies' and childrens fur
goods embroidery of all kinds order coisping
Initials table, bed and under linen, handkerchefs &c.
errng stamping order dress making and machine
sewing executed Ia the perfect manner Ladies' and
chdrn furnishing materials wholesale and retail UMPIRE
cedenedly low prices.
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. RESPECT ABLE YOUNG GERMAN GAL WISHES
"A 10 get situation chambermaid and 10 take OF
children Inquire for two daye at 5s5 Pearl second floor
back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

A BOY WAkTBD-WHU RESIDES WITH HIS PA
"A rents TO MAKE himself generally useful Apply to II
X. Dusseldorf A Co.. OIL Broadway.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TC
"A do general Homework In small family; Is good plain
cock GOOD washer roner Good city reference Nc
otecpons the country Cali at l6S A. between III
md 18th SIS, Tor two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

STU ALTON wANTED-BY RESPfCrABLE
a GIRL chambermaid and waiter or chds nurse; The
tett reference given No objection the country for the
summer Call ~ West q, northeast Of 6ta av
for two days.
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A SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE GIRL.
"A az cook private family Is experienced and
objection assist in the washing Can for two days at
" IS lYh 81 between 9th and i'm avs
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WANTEp-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS
w ohamSermaia ami tine washer lroner, Iaun.
dress; fully I'll ether situations is wlog AID
Ohgng Can produce the best from last
place whore she has lived several years Can at i East 3n
st third aoor.
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ErTuATIoys vvANTTD-PTMsTEs.

yIrUATI0N wANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRl, As
- aid or do General tousswork IN small ri
va.e family bes: of reference given Apply for three eyss
90 Cln,ops a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
FIRES.

FIRE IN wAsHIEGTOS sTREEr-Two HORSES SUP
FOCATED.
At i2i O'Clock Saturday night, 2 fire broke out IN
the building No. 3jj Washington street, lower part
occupied az stable by three cartmen, named Thomas
Mccormick, Timothy Mclaughlin and Patrick Regan
upper part by James Donnely, blacksmith and wheel
wright. The fire originated III the stable and Is sup
osed TO have been caused by the careessEess of
Of the occupants with lighted candle. Through the
exertops OF the firemen the fire confined TO the
lower portion of the premises. Patrick Regan being
early the spot succeeded IN saving bis horse, but all
the attempts to the borses Of Mccormick ana
Mclaughlin proved unavailing, and the animals were
consequently burned 10 death. The horses were
valued at $lO0 each. No insurance. The building
owned by Mr.. Skidmore, was damaged to the amount
Of 60 Said to be insured
FIRE IL BEERMAN STREET.
At12I o'clock yesterday morning the housekeeper of
the pubic house known as The Rainbow, at Nos.
% and 81 Beekman street. upon retiring to her room,
found quantity of smoke pervading the upper por-
ton Of the premises. After looking about the halls
and rooms for some iime she got upon 8 chair, aud
upon placing her hsnd upon the ceilog discovered
that it was quite warm. Having no douot but that
the building was fire she FASTENED to the Office, and
and word was sent to the Police Station. Sergeant
Key of the Second Precinct and several Of his men,
repaired to the building, broke open the lower door
and upon ascending TO the upper part OF the premises
found fire in the stereotype foundry of Vincent Dill
on the fourth floor A few pals OF water sufhced TO
extir guish the flames, and i. was found upon ex-
animation that quite large hole was burned IN the
floor and two OF tue Dedlne cOnhlueIdDy cuhIou lhc
Gre was evidently the work of carecssness and the
matter viii, no doubt, be thoroughly investigated.
FIRE IH EAST THIRTY-sECoSD STREET.
At noon yesterday fire occurred in the fifth story
of the dwelng-house No. l67 East Thirty,second
street bot being discovered at early moment it was
coon extinguished The fire originated among lot OF
straw, but from what cause is unknown. Damage
slight.
FIRES IL BROOKLYN.
fire broke out in unfinished house in Myrtle
avenue near Ryerson street. on Saturday night about
40 o'clock supposed TO have been caused by accident.
The building is owned by Messrs. Wood y Robbins.
IL was damaged TO the extent of about so. Insured
About o'clock on Friday night g FIRE was dscov'
cred in the basement of Me5srs. Reynolds Blossoms
rectifyng establishment, in Irving street, near Van
Brunt. The building was % feet trout by 100 feet
deep, ard was owned by Mr. Charles Kelsey. II was
entirely destroyed, together with contents, consisting
Of a number Of barrels Of rectiied liquors. While
the remen were at work, the west wall fell out, aud
member of Engine No. G. named George Rushlow,
had both legs fractured by the rubbish falling upon
him. He was conveyed to the College Hospital. The
loss on building is $1,000; insured; stock about
$1,000; insured for s. SCO in the Brooklyn and other
COmpalies
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

I.olso, called Al the Gates House, and inquired II
Mr.. Mcknight, President OF the banK' haa returned
=, the evening train from Memphis On beng an
swered in the negative, ne ie INC no.e anI ~Iut IN
,he direction of bic room, which adJoned the BANK
s rext morning he did not appear at breakfast, nor
.ss tbe hank open at the usual hour. His unusual
h.erce alarmed his friends who made diigent search
Co. him Failing TO gain intelligence Of him. It was
d,oed after dinner, to force the door OF his room.
o. aterine they found his coat and hat. They then
assed through a door which led into the bank, where
rev found him murdered in the most shocking man
ner lie was seated in chair, resting On his left SIDE
op table with the check-bOOk before him, and the
nen stil grasped in his hand. He had been struck
twice with the cancehng hammer-One how having
been given the back Of the head and the other On
the right side Of the head. Two or three leaves hh1
been torn from the cbeckbook, ana eitheI ueSuoyco
or carried away The bank was robbed OF some
sI6 OOO in coin and very considerable quantity OF
small coin left scattered over the hoor Inc murdercrs
unbaed the front door, and passed out and pued the
door too after them AZ yet no arrests nave pssa @
lar was very worthy and exemplary yOutg man, and
yas always exceedingly careful not ~ admit any one
into the bank at improper hours. From the iact oil
the check book being on the table II Is probable that
some one gained admtance under the pretext OF get
ting a check Missouri Republican.
SoUrHERs MAsUFACTUREs.-Many Of the cotton
planters have introduced upon their plantations the
new machine for spinning the raw staple at The GIN.
This perhaps, adds 10 the favor with which invest
ment In factories begins 10 be viewed.
At meeting Of the Warren Agricultural Society,
held in Yicksblrg the 81 inst, was resolved to
estabsh cotton factory in that country, under the
protection Of the ocst0n. The design - TO manu-
scturs coarse cotton fabrics and the members Of the
association pledge Themselves to each other to give
the enterprise their individual support The enter
prise is to be commenced scale and under man
agement which will secure success. Negroes are 10
be- turned 10 service in the various departments and
the whole enterprise is TO depend, at the commence
ment, upon home market.
A man has been caught shooting tame squirrels Oh
the public square at New-Iiaven under the impress
sion that he was bona fide hunting expedition,
aud had come across the game in patch Of woods at
that spot.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
AMUSEMENTS.

BuRToN's THEATER.--Mr. Charles Gsylsrs Fe-
male American Cousin is stil the bills here with
Mics Julia DAILY as the Yankee gal.
EIRLo's GARDES.-This is the last week OF the Cir
Gus company at this house. The "hdrse' Excelsior
and the performing mules will appear nightly. On
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons juvenile pertor-
msnoes viii be given.
WALLAcK's THEArER.-"Tbe Veteran continues
on the bid at this house and likely to remain there
for some time judging from the houses of last week
new tablesu has been arranged, and will DO produced
for the frst time this evening.
LAURA KEESE's THEATER.-O course, " Oar Amer
ican Cousin is the attraction here. The rev farce OF
"The Little Savage" will copclude the performances.
BROADWAY TuEATER.--A Mr.. Harvey Pearson will
make bis st appearance before an American audience
this everiIg, in an original drama entitled The
Villagers" Mr. Eddy viii also spPesr in 1.-THE
Avenger."
BowKRY THEtrER.--" Clio, the Arruorer of Tyre,
and The E;on Boy viii be produced here.
BARsUN's MUsEUM.--The Nubian Troubadours, end
Madame Elvira, the performer on the flying wire, are
engaged here.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. and Mrs Chanfrau viii
appear every evening next week in new play, called
"Our Yankee Cousin
THE Acknowledgment, Woods, and the Camp
BELLS have all good bills for this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SgocKIso PAR,SrL CRrELTT.-The T~entie.h
Ward Police Return of Saturday morning contains the
following record Of revolving cruelty;
"At Rl o'elock on Friday night, some cit'r.ns
brouch 10 the Station. House james Rodgers sn irsh
boy ,x yesrs of cgs son OF John Rodgers G. rSsri!
seventh street. bes~esn Tenth sod Eleventh avsAue'
for pro.ec icn he hsvrg been tnrned out OF doors 0!
bis parents"
Tbrk Of that, ye fathers s1a mothers OF Nea'
yo,l infant tuned in.s bs streets BY is PASsass
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
90 q vin:ry Light, in tie mias. Of buadi,s .sov

The ATTrsrTED WIFT-MUEDER N THx FouRra
wARD.-Mrs. OHesru, who was reported In THr
TRIBrSE Of Saturday morrny as lespng from tbs ro's
Of three story house with babe IN her arms, 70
escape from her husbands brutality, refused this
morning to lodge complaint against him, and vss
discharged from CUSTODY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

Police BRoKEE.-James Quinn WAS arrested yes
teIdsy, charged by Jotn Dunn, al eI-pohceman, OF
No. lo6 Bsysrd street, with having obtained so Of
him by representing that he had influence with Geo.
Nye and would for the som Of 500 procure ne rein
statement In the police force. The so was paid as
retainer. Subsequently, Dunn found that Quinn had
no ipfaencs with the President Of the Police Board,
and that there was bat slight hope Of his being re-
appointed. Quinn was held to answer by Justice
Brennan 1t is charged that be has been extensively
concerned in this police brokerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

A curious s.s,s mel. sas made few evenings ago
by d.. Bacon, a; meeting of the H,ssore4l SJcietJ
w: t1s.rpwtf of city a-gu,ses are uscd 10 .he
basi.ess esa .ccisl hfs II New-Yok, being grea.ez
g1aass .sas "a AZ s.lsr Cl.y N tas void.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SuicIDr-A German baker, about Il years old, who
could not get work and wanted FOR bread, took srse
dose of arsenic st the honse of Mr. George Warner,
No. Ia West Tkirtie;h stree Friday evening from
which he died about midnight. HIS name wa William
Spspnsll, and the csuee Of his eea,h depression OF
mind. atisipg from des,tutOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
well qusfeA By his pe,soed erpetieace to do justice
sI ~

Hamon b. Cropsey, esq, died at west6eId, Rich
mond County on Saturday lest, aged &c years. Judge
Cropsey was well known as pubc-spiri.ed citizen Of
Richmond County. During the last two years be took
prominent part in measures for the removal Of Quar-
artIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

!
pr,orsr thea acoepd the sern agreed uPOE Aaa "s' p
ted to 80 ~ hrse % his good bshs'io'
ArrFGrp EXTENSIVE SwGSDLISe eAFtNR.-Mo,dy
NJ Hall all street opers;er residing IN Wilauseafa ss
Ies.sd Yesterday and taken before 'oe Welsh ihe
Hal Police Court charge Of dssndns the hn Of ,nes
Cole coal eI:en, ss Prom tbs affidavit Of
MI VIM soae: s.nsr sssn; Ne. YORK q n. seess 1sas1 20
~ n o la IA as Ne. s MSy
pusae Mr. soSa sss Rs ..@e .1d e, Han
III ss.3es Of $50 in coal Hal r.pre.stsd th. be .s
so.,os ssd does ProP.r,y N As.sy worm stc he. be
he IS o., ia said park .Ous chains.
prrtenaed Claims sgsr, Ties los which he should pay OF
tat wanted the pay Upoa these rs
the coal delivered to Hail. hs order About
claims cr The lot. .nounied to ,ser um than he expected
ard by further rPre'eus.or ueeeeeed s ssitrg o woss
Nj sors aaa rspree9ted thai b. h.e 90, TIE .e % b.
the1 Of ali claim, Il could ist worth coal Nj
did not ike 70 enter into the ssc'cn but Hail eeri
sd psr pGpons to be an abstract OF TIE ts 10 the Cen
Psk and ProPo.ei 70 sisn them security which
nj no..s cSn m.ts.y wers prot..,ed In Mnch iSS7 Mr.
Bone. heard THAI Bail bad assigned al n: pretended Interests in
Cntr, Psx lots the Of sec to Gabriel Fr.nchese
ana called upon Hal, who admitted that saes the
irred tia. Hal h.a DO properly in Albany or Bos,oa and
further Whatever title interest he had had In the Central
PaIk ots he bad Ioc decided away Robert ndlay Mu
ray in the yer Ass ana no time Thereafter h.d the ,.d as
had any interest in the said lots and that the representations
Hal lind b. il tie . Of $1,000 to appen fox sx,mIGAOu
Monday, re .is, .rst
A CoIoRyD HFRBALIsr. Levi Tsllmann, color
porter in the employ Of Coordse Aiams, a. No los
street arrested Saturday for ebezzeng about
worth Of herb, various periods which ne disposed of
through asency of Margaret Moran OF lis own rsce
Both parties committed the former for grand arceny and
the latter for receiving stolen goods
RESCUED FROM DRowISG.-Edward Mcintyre was
recaed from drowning the foot of Clinton street E.ss Rye
by the police OF Saturday lgkL
F,TAL RAILROAD ACCIDgHT.-John CarlOn, an
elderly ran died New York Hospital S,turisy ssr
from injuries received .sye! days ago by being run
against BY locomotive the Fourth corner OF seven
y ninth street
Aiverti,smeutl
PHRENoLO with charts snd
written descriptions Of character syeu daily At the Phrens
logical Cabinet No. S0s Broadway blocks Above the Pk
fAdvsrt;,ement
A. W. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold at retail by
all s.tioners Al wholesale ouly By
EsEkHARD FAssR, soe agent, NO. lS5 W AhAn''-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

STREET BEGGARs-The professional beggars who
have their lea lqusrters in the Fourth and Sixth
Wsrds, sally ont every morning in troops OF half
dozen or more, to their several beats, with e. much
regularity ard precision as policemen. crowd OF
these mendcarts have for time pas. corgregated
on Sundays in the vicinity of the Catholic Church IN
Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenue to the great an
noysrce of the worshppers and neghbors. Yesterday
the Police took Thirteen of the vsgrants into custody
When brought into Court they presented most molly
sppe srsnce. There were old men OF seventy young
women with infants, and ard women of middle
age blind halt, and lane. One blind old patriarch OF
90 uamed John Sheridan, has room in Worth street,
where be keeps three women. Ons OF them leads him
oct every morning TO hspoSt, takes him hs meas and
guides him home at night. The mendcants were Irish
and Italian. Those with young children are said to
pinch them when people are passing, in order that
tteir cries may excite sympathy. Justice Kelly CON-
mitted them to tie ork House FOR 60 dsys each.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

WORK AsD FooD FOR Poor FoLKs-Mr. John w.
Farmer, who opened a free dining saloon ast Winter
has now started another upon q somewhat different
plan. He issues tickets which can bs given TO needy
people, and all who call set a. work al usefdl
labor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

How BrASDY MADF.-A glass OF brandy
nowadays, makes man drunk, aud three of them
are good for an attack of deffrtHm hemsns. Three
fourts of the brandy cold in tbs city is nothing but
alcohol, drugged with poison. Oil of cognsc the
article most generally employed 70! this purpose, COM
mGnds very high price. Joseph H1ghl went to Phil
lip Black Of Second avenue, Saturday, WITH what
he represented pound OF this OIL from which iOO
gallons OF brandy might be made, and readily Induced
him TO give $40 for it. Black subsequently discovered
hat be had bought only cognac ether worths The cork
of the bottle was scented with the genuine artee, and
the package made up as to favor the fraud Hnshl
was arrested and committed by Justice Brennan.