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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28
THE RECENT SHOOTING AFFAIR ~
THE BOVERY.
DEATH OF STURGES.

Charlie J. Sturges the young man recently sho: in
The night breast with pistol by John Promer a. his
coffee and cake saloon in the basement of No. Sc
Bowery, died yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock, Of
his wourds The facts Of the Gaze hare not yet been
iudioaly elected, but, according to rumor, Starges
was committing acts Of violence upon Pfromer aud a
gIl in his employ when he wss shot down. The de-
ceased vas generally TO be found lettering about the
drinking aud gambling houses in the BOEefy, and
bore an exceedingly bal character. He had been ar.
rested by the police on seversl occasions. Last New
Years right lie was drunk and very disorderly 10 the
lager beer saloon OF Dr. Tobias No 81 Bogery,
when Officer Gardner cf the Tenth Precinct was
called in to arrest him. After reaching the side walk
Sturges ref5,ed to go with the officer and assaulted
him IN a violent manner Numerous rowdy friends
then rusi ed up and npted him. but the
appearance Of Capt. Davis with several Of bis men
at the critical moment kept the rufiians at bay.
Surges Continued to resist and fght most desperately
and IN doing 80 struck Mr. Tcbias and Officer Gardner
several violent blows and was literally cs1ie1 TO the
Station House. The following morning the Police
Magistrate held him to answer for aosault'ng the
officer. lie was subsequently sTsigned before
the Court of Special Sessions and pleading guilty to
the assault q small fine was imposed, On the payment
of which he was discharged. Previous 70 that, and
while prisoner, StuTges threatened to Kill Cspt.
Davis OF the Tenth Wsri. lie in tine habit Of en-
terug groggere for or ks and when asked to pay for
them would Iefuse to do If eIpcstu sted with, hs
would beat those in charge, smash the furniture, aud
commit other acts OF violence. That Sturges lad any
hof est mpOymeut or permanent home does not ep-
pear He net his fate while a;ssul;ing Pfromer. with
out the least provocstion. Soon after he v - shot,
II viii be remembered his rOwdy companions entered
Pfromers saloor and destroyed almost every article Of
furniture it contained before the police could interfere
Early yesterday morning, after the death OF Sturges
bad been announced, gang Of bis friends broke into
the same saloon, aud mslicousy destroyed every sr-
Gle Of furniture which they Lad overlooked 90 their
former visit An officer has since been psced on duty
near the spct, to prevent further sggressions.
Two or three Sundays sgo, Sturses, WAC was a
sbouldeI-hltter went among the " Desd Rabbits OF
Malbery street in search Of snt,goIist, TO fight
him. lie could not be persuaded to Leave, Is he was
"splliDg tor a fight party Of ' RABBITS pounced
upon him, ard gave him a severe beating.
Coroner Jackson viii nod irqusS! on the BODY to-
dsv. Among the Witnesses are AID. Nchos, Ssagrist,
who holds Custom House appointment, John Kern
gap, William FrsdericSs and Fanny McCoarty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

ID. street. y-isr.pe vn I'D. n. policy Of the s.z.
a. vel violation Of ne nrs4 u tn Peo-e 80 Iss eeasd's
res UbdsT %. trust
The. ra., oou,ses,t rhsn qre.tOn Of City
u5sestooa that written opirsn obtained
Hon Dsae ees;er ,.'ess AID Aiss ne ioove prop
o-tlOus
CFSTR.L CONSIDERATIONS OF POLICY.
The claims Of the omnitrs interes 20 protection have been
:, ~ $500, ma 49, -. "a - go 80
bonn. vh-ca could b. p9,ed Il we're legs, impose
borden o. is sf.at sby .sod. .. as oser c Rsro.d
CGmpsnie, e,oaPei They p,y % premium . ne ~;
Principles equally applicable to a. should b opposed - az
Tse way % Do 'lii by rnerdi e rot By .peeA re'i-
toni, cTovdnE down ED bsralg this improvement Ise
p b secured The psbt benefit hoS can hat Be best
attained
THE TACTICS or THE EsEMr-THE BosUs DODGE
The Oppoa TO toe proposed srstt' comes from ho.s vho
Io1y the wA,h they granted sad tais
oppos5n braeeI bnstion Of TIE o. the existing
rosd. .na o.ne. Of property who fancy ta. tue groPo-sd
se s Be beaded By ,as good oosta crafty perseyenE
sdio. 81 Ra,h Who does not hesitate 70 cop,der aIetas
popular AID successful legislative IN the STATE
ana whose particular re.tHen opposition 20 a. aIo.d, IL
that this con- bna0u Of ssteE,, have aid their
heads together and determined the course Of tactics watch
vii be mot sta TO re hoit' Of me kAIose Lateie.a
Their plan, sses a. when TIE TsLt were anaer .ders
larger Thii oder 1t ia 20 be 70 ooms from
70 20 e GsS the S IN IT, o.vos l. !. aoasAt ta.:
th ofsr nsttsT bad ts faith With -sisb l. made,
alarm member aud defeat the
utterly While offer will Involve rs,PonsbHya good
eno MofEsr til after ths election snd when grants
thus oefested they viii PIT htr of-r 10 their p)cie;s sni
return chuckDg 20 the city That his offer involves no re-
spOLnby IA 100 aPpHent bot even TIE gran, should Be
BY the lie gz;ure tho parties proposing IT, u Is well
Izevn that boou, could D. egsy enforced collected
and TUspendrs the operation Of TIE grant )m
friendly utefes, would tie the grant forever Let us
bore tk, TIE Legsure will be deferred BY Any leg
eTdsmGo The public these rosdi Tbs pablo ltefess
should toue be boxed 90 ca and ubty should be
permitted o. just csms o. the people n t
There other which Il nigh, be Appropriate 70 dir,
sidestioDI may properly be05g 10 smother etter
Aicany, March 10, 1850 r n
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY MARCH rs 1867
,.;,,, 4 Policeman wiIsey in taking the

,o.ed TIA. h ,a,.t, Policeman Wsey in taking the
Ssns,.sI 70 ~. S,,A W Ho1ss o. THURSDAY night;
saw no difficulty bet reen .be officer sad the deceased;
the latter web, alopg quite He.oablyi Officer Wisey
told him that dece.ied mad got s,o company with bad
women; deceased made no conp'snt o. berg core OF
ssssted the neIt morning in bringing deceased to the
lower Police Court while there, be complained OF
great thirst and Fad ths; ne felt sore witness en-
tered charge Of drunkenness and ducriery con lact
against the deceased bot told the msgst- thai IS
he had been besten IN Baxter street "a the PreVols
night, ne had probably suffered enough aheadyi t1s
magistrate thtreupOn discharged deceased aud told
him to 90 home.
The irquest wss her. adjourned until "a O'Clock,
Tuesday Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

COURT or GENERAL sEsSIONs-M,aca s.-BsfoSs
yudge KussELL.

The case Of the people sgt. John Ssursensggsr in
pratgd In the Austrian rgss ~si formally oDsnsd ana afs
imPsuDsn, Jury wss 40 ocrred 70 neat MONDAY
This being the las, Of the term anuubsr OF prisoners
sar0sd for among these, Henry Eohner and ksd
tbs parties convicted In the Austrian orsery A. the b
Mr. CLINTON their sentences deferred bsn
James Cor gs1 conviction of receiving 900 Of stslss
money s,o def reo the instance u unset 10 srde
prepare biz ID ptions Tor appeal Of the
stephen Btaf.Ood panel thief 20 the Ssts Pnsya
for nd ,x month";, Tor att mpt AZ and aressy
Tfs fellow ohoLder and been Ia the Sssts Pt>sa
before.
Grow, soDsshorsmsn cent b tho State Prices
for yess aud aH monihs Also, for atemptto ooa.h
gtaDd sIcefy
John Ffanos sent 10 hs Penapasry
Php lynch ne City PfisOh for nkty tsy ssi
Patrick ONsy ~ The PsnsutAfy Tor yesfs for ssssdt
sd battery They asced for sl0niou assault asl
pleaded guilty Il simple Gs-iult s1c battery
waiter HANS 10 the PententAry for months fr
petit sfcsry
TIE J,me, and John G,' John Qunlln and Others
the Elm murcersSi Qlimby Apo, tho Chinese
derer criminal lsssfersd - the Court
q oyer Aad TrrmLer % BE- tiled ~ees The Court thss
soloUmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

STEALING EEwsPAPERs.-On Friday morning
boy ~ sfe arrested by Officer J. HaDsn Of the
Ninth ard Ia the at Of stealing LrS'papor' from MS bou'e,
He had 10 his ABOUT eighteen
PAPERS cop.tng opes Of Tie Herald 1s' SuH AID
Eiprs sien from different places which be nende % '7
20 stand He ts1 IN the Special Sessions and
pleaded guilty Tbs Judge suspended sentence s;coun: Of
the liability Of bis parents, and dismissed him with sharp
zen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

FouRrH WARD IsDUsrRr,L ScEoor.-The lsdies
neced with the Fourth Ward Industri, School are
soliciting the literally Of the public fer new building
They say:
"On the lot Of Jsnusry. 1889. although our pupils,
individually cost Us bat SIS per annum our treasury
was empty ana smsil debt had been Contracted. To
dsm ss to their comtortlsss homes-in some cases 70
drunken fathers, 10 mothers worse than drankards
the 100 little girls who assemble 10 our school
rooms was me ssure too pSinui 10 be contemplated
We have reasonable hope that, under our care, they
are training for the rept world well "a for tins.
deprived of that cete, they must beg lie cheat Seal
perhaps sink lOTer-Or starve. As we cannot eN-
pect the strength OF martyrs 10 children OF from 20 -
years of sge il is not doubtful whstther cdece Eoad
be- As general Iule every child brought under our
care and protection i saved from being msutaned, a,
the public expense, 10 our prisons pententaTes
Through appeals made by some Of the ladies' con-
nected with the School, 10 their personal friends,
money has been collected to meet our Immediate
wants But that il aot en0ugh-it Is of Import snce
10 the community that the Fourth Ward industrial
School should become permanent insu.dton' we,
therefore, call upon the public to save us iron; de-
pending altogether upon anything 80 precauOus a.
individual subscriptions and donations.
We ask for s. 900 OF 0OOO, to enable US TO pur-
chase house and 10 mske such arrangements rs are
necessary TO educate or pupils Tor their station III
Lfe We wish 10 teach tuem hue washing, house
cleaning sculery work baking suoh pain cooking 20
is done in this establishment IN addition % the use OF
tue needle and the sewing machiue, and the common
branches Of English education in which they Sre az
present instructed. With this training, the children,
instead of growing ND dies grace 10 their ani the
curse of socety will add 10 its comfort by Doc )mng
what we so much need-fkilful snd wei-trained 10
mestios.
Donations may be sent to either Of the officers Of
the Society, to the Chlirens Aid Society Clinton
Hall Actor place or 70 Mr.. John Earle Wiihicls,
Metropolitan Bank, marked " Fourth Ward Industrial
school"
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BROOKE YN II,EN,S.

IScRElsE o. YOTERs.-Dgring The present mouth
Of dsIch the Clerk Of tic Brooklyn CITY Court
isrued 81 full nsturaHz alton paPera to applicants.
making mssy additional voters at the Spnns cleo
ton. On Saturday which wAs tie last day on WHICH
papers could be issusd 10 PessoDs as.arsiaed.
IL addition 10 the above.
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oCKYT.-Charles Walters, lsd who has be-
fore arrested picked poke. Of Mrs Van Voorh,s
she stase In Broadway, B.rcsy street on
sa,utds, snsrnoon Tue aA'm given and the thei
pur,usd and oyeakn by ia hodeury OF the Old Tenth
Wat Police who took him before The cry ha Poce Court
The pcIe cou.pns recovered aud nbloAuSorod
youth committed fsI Irial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

ForSTAs is Tux CIrT HALL PARK -Worknse
are to conInsrce this morning il ercsysting esss
for the purpose Of erecting fountain which Goa
tsmpls.ed will be ready The 9th prof. the dsy AZ
ed for The wster csleo-ston. The grooad, {" HsxsA
CT IS seventy fee. in diameter filing very Largo
,psce for 20 small psrk. fountain Is also to b.
erected 10 the Eastern District b.. tie pSt d srsasH
he's not vet bean Sedo;siy sssctsd I: Is also 10 b
ready % .as day Of tbs 0s..bt&oS Tia Csuaistss
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COURT cALYTDAe-Tsi, DAY

SrPREsE C0gRT-CIEsUIT-PAETL -Orys And
TEzaisEa PAar Ia A FAMED FOR ne term. PsaT III
Eo. $40, sss 5,I Se lo3 1905 l7, 1918 lo5 los i1t
1913 ltS5, 3 lSt5, 1885, 1893, l0il l0S 1915 lo lOfl.
SUPnEEE COURT-S2EcIAL TERz.-Nos. 1873 9S
lcs ~ 81 "a :4s ~, 2i3 zs 25;, 2Si 49, 80. 81, $50 Isl.
zsl. lc2 rs
SCPREHZ COrRT-TRIAL TERg.-A1iourned fsr
the
COCRr OF CosNoE PLEA5.--Gensrsl Term this
week. PhSr L-AdjouEed 0r tho term PAEz I.-VsAsoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

ACcIDENrS.-Pa,rick German, a cartman, living At
no a. West lO,h street fell from h vehicle Saturday aud
wheel passed s body lie conveyed 20 the H's
pi's 10 state Of ,uferug.
John Cs,sy found In second avenue, SCH street.
badly face supp % be the result Of occidental
fall The police took hin 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Jane. Brady the schooner sdn Price taken
20 the Hospital with broken thsh, caused BY chain box
fsliirE Aksirs. aim.
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A. UGLr CrsroSrs.-Tom Rsny, e tai snd pow
e,fu Sixth Wa-d shouter.hi;ter, on Saturday aitsr'
nooe terrified tie occupants OF tse restaurant and
dining FALCON Of john d. Dirkss in the bSemens OF
No. sga Brosdvsy north west corner OF Reside street,
which he hsd jus. EFT by urgent nvits;ioa, by huIns
heavy stone down the stsps, deulolshisg the door
and windovs Kelly was intoxicated, and Mr.. Wm.
Fl. Mseks, apasseE-by, colsred and held him until IN
officer took him TO the City Hall Police Court At the
Court, the pugilistic instinct Of tie laundering Kelly
overlook him, and Before he plscsi upon the
stsri succeeded in knocking down Oss Of bis sccusors
lie Was locked up for examination.
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssLoss-a.caza q. is'e-ss'.,.


George Aileo, stealing 4 pounds zephyr worsts4;
PeDisuisy month. Stephen Burnett stealing coat Pse,
Tertiary moths Catherine Coyeen, stealing two shawss
Judgment p,nded George Earl eaDs copper coiasj Ps
uBLay On, Char. Fher ses Ing segaTsi Penitspua
suspended Francis Jerome assault and battery PsHi.satisxy
months Bennett Jacobs, a-faut sod battery Penissssy
month. William I0uts stealing cotton Ptnsusry month";
Bridget 10, stoals shawl PeLsItary months Js@ss
JOB sts.Lg u mach boAss Psnnen,.fy months
Bndlct han and battery dgmsat suspeGtsd frssk
Kelly egssClt ana baterTi PeutentaTy mouths Aie,
MCue assault and Ca terry PenlsuSfy month. AsHsDdsr
MoIsu, ains band art; FBot-n ary months Dsa1f
MOoLey, a'ssUt ed battery rsrientsfyl month Wi.a
Hsrts sssUl, With mite frnit-ntsrY mcnths. MsSy
Push a,aui. sUd battery fsnsusy month Jonn Ps.rs.
cruelty Pee entlafr month Martha PisIsJn steal
tag shawl; PssipR Military month Tlo Rockford, stealing
aIes shawl &C.; Peuite ut4iy months John Smith a;tsup
ing steal PsnitsHtsry months CsthsrDe R.srtoa ssd
Eliza Cum mtSsm, stealing pocket 1ooh Penenttvy
month, zach George Saitl ss.sJ aud battery Penisntay
months ssne |ln;s, stealing rewspsp-r Jnssmsn,
p.noed- tstane Nssh gsslnss ~a.eF Psni Judgment
pended. Ed~sTd Ward 1ad Joon wilson stealing pair u
shoes Psnit-E.sry nouhs Frederick Ward stealing
pec Of sicO reusnsy DoGtes Charles Weaver stssfss
a pair Of Issrs House Of Erf1gs Michael Ws1rs stsafss
kuyes Hode Of Ret. RshsTd Corey assault and bsefy
judsneIt pended Hohasi Ggsn, sealing ocloh Pest
PentsItsIJ months John 1ota, 'ts,i,s chest Of tea.
Ps:. utiary motifs John Dsz stealing I1ds
10, al ,nsD.nosd phss SMITH stealing % batter; Ps1i
tsutsfy months Pa,iok Css Aod John Hasgey ssshsz
bank b Peuitentiary fnoItbt each John Carroll sa3ss
strt uS krrsn. sus,sud.d koszsl DonAd ssssut and
ba,t.ry SzS 0oor.s HsslH, s,sas horse sAasss
.rsdg - LLF1
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iAiv-rtisen,1ti

GURNEY's NV PHoToGR APHIC ASS Pm
Arr 0.LLrSF, no W Brs.4ssy s,.s s-s Sso. ~ as~-
Yort Bc'ei Photograph, D.soeusotYps, h'aAsuss - -
ana Isotytypes
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str,st tasx BroeG.syl, ta-o'sAt TIE Raw d.. Case'
vr, tbs Rev. II. II. Garnet sad the Hsa. j. x Ga-
dinss ar. to BE- present, sci viii address the ssen
bisge.
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LAM LNTELLIGENOE.
THE STEPHENS POISONING CASE.

NtNUI'I Ut "V'''f "H'"""
A, lOl clock on SATURDAY mOrhiDg, Judge Rssss-
vel. took bus sest on the bench. The Jury csns n.
and after the names has beta called the foreinaa -
nor-ced the verdict 80 Guilty Il Murer.
Tie prisoner eaid the verdict without smotios.
Dir. Ashnesd, in s few remcks. intms,ed that ~
jury had been tempered vito, which WAS promptly re-
PEELED He Their stated that he sheald prepare asd fas
bill Of exceptions.
On the fret ballot j. IS said TIE Jary stosd eleves
for corvc ion ard one FOR scquitts At - oclock
stated in morning edition of saturday, they sss
agIeed upon verdict
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Shall I Be- a Mcrchant, Mcchsric MlnisSSy,
LAWYER Author rsshc' or Farmer Ph.u ,ioy,si asas6
tatcu with Ch.t II Csazsssr .ld rssuD hf fowLsa 3
Walls No so Brosj.,y. sil as,P y5s % aeois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

for this evening q, Clinton Hall. The lady, who ~
new oaIdidste FOR public favor, comes from Boston,
and her readings have been prssei BY Mr'. SgourEey
and others. Tue programme includes selections from
Shakespeare Poe, Byron, Hood and other poets.
CRY MoRTALIIT-AcCordng 10 the report Of tho
City Inspector there ~ deaths in the city during
the past week ar increase o!lO as compared with the
mortality of the week previous and 81 ess than dur
ing the corresponding week of last year. Ofthe whole
lumber 2j were Of ten years Of age ana under, aud
- inmates Of the various public institutions. The
following table shows the number Of deaths for the
pA Two weeks among sdaH ani children, distinguish
irg the sexes:
Ma. Women. Boy. 0rl,. roaL
NJ NJ .aa an. M M,iss sn I. :i s -
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, 81 consumption, So conYal-
s.ous Eiante, 81 dropsy in the head, IL inHamma-
ton Of the bowels, e. Inflammation Of the lungs, 81
Inflammation Of the brain, q marasmas tn!antilel,
= scarlet fever, IL.
There also death, Of spoPleIy, Of csncsrous
affections, Of congestion Of tie BRAIN Of congestion
Of the lurgs, l. of Group OF puerpeIal fever, Of
TYPHOID feyer Il of disease Of the heart Of whoop-
irs cough, q palsy, Of scTcflls premature births,
s. ruL-boTn, al II from violent csuses inciuiins
ssicidss ard burned or scaled.
The annexed table shoys what portions Of the sl-
mau ysteu have been most affected; Brain and ceres
>; generat!ys organs, ] hesrt and blood vessels, IL
lungs, throat, &c. 81; old ags, l. akin, Ie-, and
eruPrye feyers, IA; st.lborn aud prsmstars births,
a stomach, bowels and other digestive organs IS,
uncertain ses and general levers, a. uIHiy organs,
t. Total, 4l9.
Tie number OF desths, compared WITH tie oCue-
sponiing weeks in 1857 al 1875, Wa Nl-OWs;
Week I'D Is NLf-E = I-7........................ib
W 80 --1i-g 4a--a =, l-'s
Wert -a1iIg k.FcL IT, 1875.
west yud.t; MARI = s55.-.....................iJ
TIE nativity ,.bs evsa 1s3 r.tvs. Of tia United
States s. Of ITs.Ani, q Of Germany, q England,
Of Scot.Ii ana tee oasoce o. yAg0cs i)E,gr com
uiss
Tn GroDfS.s TEsTivcstAL TIE teuor,.rs;!oa
cen; .:n,-.,fy % tie Hos JcstuA Il. Gdi.sss Of
Os.o o.gnse 8; SsLO4 Presbyterian Caarca, Pnscs
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iAivrtr-neatl
TxA-TUS C,sros TEA COMPANY havs q

sas ever, variety % rx.s br oroc,rs ana Tee OA~ sra
fNe. so1ossns Oco,Ocs ans ouss fre ~
<, az, Orroult Imprrs RON 20 g oN. All osA~x
eualse, equsiy loo. Alec bsxes god SAsnr rsa 60
81 Cal .ad examine ss No 10 Os'lasnst ses~ess ~
ard Reoseyas-ses
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Gs>Ts.L TrEN-Msroh ss-Befses .
FULL BsaCH.
II Id L. ~ a

Woodruff aud Bssch Iron WORKS sBs HenTy I'M
tenden ct al flour ,usD Judgment affirmed
The Pfetideut Of the City Bank of New Haven agt
Simon Perkius-Judsmeut foT plaintiff verdict.
John Turner et a.. agt. Morgan Plnder.-N Ne ~ tnaA
qrnnt.d uple. plaintiff. Ases 10 make certain deductions.
accordance win opinion.
TRi.L TEas-SARCH s-Befofc Judge BoswosTH.
Charlie, 2 Cromwell az Ben amiu Wood
On the 9th Of December, 1871, the defendant boughs
out the "Trsdasmens Bank Of Ys ningon n j." bsnh q
circulation solely On thr 2oh Of May ies!, the PIsises
boush, Rtution Of Wood paying t ~ Therefor b,
note which duly paid anj ' ming q redeem IL ois
euSou PsutiH bs ept led 10 All the securities epos
to with Of the Stae Of New Jercy for redees
circulating notes Psnth sescs that Defendant MS
condition Of the bank at toe ime by ststs
that there bile IN circulation to the amount OF
only for which United Six Per Cns positeA "
tie amount and aso that th1tr 900 In css IN the
han6s Cashier rhc State TTa,urr was slsset has
given the drueau BY mistake $50 II bl too crcais
e,yoJ or snssSi. dsp.itsd Ia hs ofhee aaS
the Cashier Aso IN his hancs l(O aue 500 aud ,a
upon tat for his salary The plaintiff claims that WOOD
Known ~ $50 Ia circulating ssl
he say. had deem vhoe So he
the $500 aud tho 500 Ia Douey, making 800 Verdict fsr
plaIIif. Sii5.
Nr Willard for plaintiff Jsnes Smith jr for dstsndast
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CITY ITEMS

Mrs. Laura S. Bshop announces Poet.cal res5ing
for this evening a. Clinton Hall The lsdy, who ~ a
new cardds.e for public favor, comes from Boston,
aud her readings have been prsisei BY Mr, SgourEey
and others. Tue programme includes selections from
Shakespeare, Poe, Byron, Hood and other poets.
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fAGVer-.senlru.

NEW Misc" Oh Boatnan, Haste a barca-
role 81 81 W Bale, and Good Niss Beloved" By the same
really good Soss Ebsn already ysJ popular
Beautiful Cloud" HAPPY se y ors,ns," The raodEhs
lei, Vow" AID "Ths T1I,s Homes TA-ss 81 sxceea.
baads BY M j. r fhOaA Though tbey are IN she popular
pss.nI Iy JET :hey musician lie, and Credible 70
tie ssrua Of thn sxcesu: oomposer. Tas Fairy March
Kelvin Drove" var.oui "PsGal1Ps And.ats Auoroso'
.r.a.cSeI for the Piano, snI "TwIsai" sr0msncs al
very s.f and beautiful from tie pen Wn yneen;
Wallace Al Imitation Of lie BaIIo7 10 he form Of pok,
By Alert H. Wood Ia Dsnss dss 0s7aax 2lue:tsr sai
La Rous. DE-. Achsu" m.rCh, by Letasgrs @ey. "Auch
4. n Refine" by Archer The Weooms Light" .rsns,rip-
..oa Of Thouss beautiful Some Oas Love" by
g.1d.i, and La Fors, ct IL Rozst" caphs, rsu. By
A. Crois,z al excellent Soks and ~eItsy careful aai
tsu.iys s,Ccy.
The above sr. al from he prsuoi
w. HAL soS, No. SO Bros3s,J
III firm Law. i.ter;si Eslr Ga place Of b1asss
q Bo,lpsy ,sd Plhpice where they b,sa known r
usraIs Of > yesa AID moved up ,.d
ssarE. SORE s:~ssa 52rizs All Prince The s1ec-s
=. Dsss, P,>a; PaOs IA. oSsi iAs 70 SUD lager sad
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

Airi.u Fl. Muller cold at auction Friday, one lot,
north side Fifty fourth street 20 feet west SIKH sysnue
25xle0 ), for 81 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28

Mock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il WILSON Of Bristol
K L. wss, on Saturday swindled out of 50 ia $
watch transaction BY the auctoneers And sccomplces
S Vincent, No. IL Brostwsy, and A. Morgan, Henry
Wilson ana Charles Parkhur,t 81 No. Park row,
acting in conspiracy in the usual capacities OF friendly
iew.er, di,in,ereted spectator SC, inducing him to
make two or three trades sssys for higher priced
article. Complaint msie to tae Msyor, the parties
arrested by Officers Saith and Gardiner, taken bsfore
the City Hal Police Court srd compelled to disgorse
tie full amount. The Count further told them that
he would keep track OF them in future, snd took
down their names, residences, ahd the psrt each one
had been accustomed to pay in the business for future
reference.