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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-09

SyoUNTRY BOARD:-A LADY OCCUPYING her OWN
~ house in Mount verIon, westches:er county
distance from the city family
single gentlemen, during the The rooms aSc
large, and well Furnished board will be plain but ABB
stanuA ard very moderate price be aed Trains by the
New haven Rar ad 60 and three four times day
Vernon, Westchester county, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
narLe,.ER,nort.i BIZ TtlerrapA.

Cr,cr>,a Aus sl-FLopR frm ~ 81 ga "a IS ior s..
,-.tn, WB,.T firm HHskN in good demand az &c PRc.
yf,o>s s.e.oy and generally urcharEe1 BACON Shoulder
= ssss q: Bah Sh0Idegs. O.
BuFT,o 5 PR How rn b.. unohAnfs Il IN prcss
es o. btr WHEAT NED firm vi iair milling demand
h. ro.ed crs. saes So bush No Cnic ago sprias
- mall lots 81 choice Red selling a. 81 " and ditto.
White a s IS Coax Holoefs ask an sdyanoe o. iGS bit
here are 70 syr-s Large nlbers o. boss are reprt
s-rourd bru een hen and Albany Oars B.sLtY and RYI,
oos, NgfsKy fr IMPORTS 90 bis. Flour, z oV bush.
Wbe.t lSO0 bush Core 6o,o bush Oas - 90 t7sa b0sy.
FxyopTs--l 40 b so Nhss,. 90 bash. Corn.
ALB.NY, Tresdsy. Ag . p rn-fLous In set'e ,e9's
s-les Dbl. s1 weeks pticea NHEAT-saes S"o easa
w Wlite Ohio 81. More doing in OATS hodes timer
,sles bash Safe a. sc 100 bush 90 IN 90 4
- vesh, $50 bush Wiseon sin not perfectly sound Sf
eizh,; bush Czrsos EsE, 81 ~ weight ard LOO seah
Cans6s IVES; = SC weight RI, "a zoe Per 81 70. NotnS
d0iux liz Cor WHIsgY-ssl-s LOO bhls e; 2SdSic-
Osyrco. Az. % D u-fLoUa uncbsrged; sAes susl
ch. double ezra 3. & a. WHEAr dull BAT hrn, especially
witch Is nos. demand sales small Rcd lndlsns
Al Is Com fuer bu; unchanged saes coo bcss llinos
A 7O CAsaL FREGHIs s,ss5y previous raies L.kt In
posTssO buth. Wheat, 5 90 bE1l Rye GO Llka- Poes
CAsAL RxPoRTs-S.6lO busn- Corn - .
STwO E,Ns Az -l-COTroN: Sales today so haeS ~
new is r. cted srke. csd unchanged. The ss II
the l three dsys add up ice bses and The reeeip so
bales ara nst bales fsr the time ss- yecr Total
cpts Of crop thus I so bales, ssains. 100 eAes 1T
CHICAGO, Augu.: s5.-FLoUs, dull wHE.r, inactive,
and declined &c Corr Quiet; Oars, trul RseEfrs
0dsy-S leo bbs Flour asa bush Nhea. AGO. b1sh Con-
1880 bush. Oats sHIPsENTss 900 btls cur $40 tIsa.
Wheat. so bush Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE MURDER or MIS-. CoLE-ESoAPE oY DE-.
WIoKHAN.-7Ae Port FERRIS UaiOa ssys;
Information has trauspired regarding the escape Of
Dr. Wickham. from a source likely TO be suthentc.
After the Doctors discharge from custody here, he
went 10 his fathers residence in Greenvile The mex.
day friend started with him in buggy undisguised
and in his ordinary costume, for Jersey City. lie
sescl,ed NewYork wihouttetechon or hindeisnce and
remained week in the city. In the meantime, the
disclosures resulting from the investigation st Monts
que and Governor Newens proclamation Of reward
for bis arrest satisfied his friends THAI there was no
safety for his neck in this country. Accordingly
near relative Of his went 70 the city and hurried him
board vessel just weighing anchor for foreign port
The destination Of the vessel has not saspred doubt
icse however he has escaped into exile foreign
land, beyond the reach Of mans justice
TBr BLOOMFIELD RAILRoAD.-Tais rosd which
has been in operation for only two or three yesrs IS
row doing hourishing business, which - increasing
daily Ii is ont OF debt, in good running condition, and
with money in the treasury. The Directors have or
ered the interest on the stock subscrpucns to be a.
bowed from the date Of the subscriptions TO tie time OF
the completion of the resi. This was payable az the
coe by the Treasurer OF the 10Th. IL believed that
by another year the road will be paying dividends
The establishment Of railroad 10 Bloomfield has osen
great benefit increasing the value OF property, ana
making the place syailsbe tor merchants and others
doing business in New-iork aud Newark, VINO desire
residence in the country the trains being run al con-
venient hours 10 accommodate them The extension oi
the road 20 Paterson subject Of considerable atten
ton and il is believed that If such project should be
earned out IL would prove remuneratiye as Il would
furnish the residents of Paterson with railroad comu
ntca,ion direct TO Newark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

Steamship Roanoke. Couch, Richmond, ke, ness and pa
pass s. to so's 5 l. Miiehil / soa '''''-'D
s.esn,ap forsto.p Parish Richmond and NoriOh, uaa
and pass 20 Ludsm Heincken-
shP V9E5as pa,ie5 LzeRo $ day, nde % RsRA 70
sore lp,obaty the VIM Rehadson) day. spts
brig Milo (Br.l, fou Ardrossan for New-York.
BsrA sarsnsc Bremel), Werke Argorurs Aae J. in tsaf
Bark Pripoe,ou sesIey Deer,, Aug old junk 70
Csnafy ilaads Pa il to finish losdnr Has par. Of eura
luMb,r ne, kc., o9n.irned to MART Co.
% PeeIs Aug L. on Havana, spoke bark Gem, t'a
New.orean. f2L Boston;
Brig Flying Esq, Hutchinson, Curscoa Aus G, SAX, lido,
B BsyoiI to Blliimore Trsyer, Baltimore day. suss,
grE Mary Ann tBrl Cole Dorchester N B., d.ys sor.
Biz Milo lBr Corning ArrOs.an "a days pig iron Edna
B6s Harriet Hsoct Barton, Para q days. md... Bu'as
Big ysoua Sieus Calais dsy, lumber to smpSon csyi
sr % hsP f S.,AsT .o M.iGS n 81 n ~ 1s
whaling bslI lows Moo-s from S. Helena for Eairhs
Itfoy cot gS on s,tsaaaE for B9.ion, Z day. OUT
sLr wsl'sI Rslsish Phillip. savannah day. humber p
{. Murray AE - ii Absecon. spoke schT Cerio, from RE-
schr 5 Davis, Fisher Charleston days cotton NJ
sehi Thonas H. Seymour, Kelly Bos.on days. Erssed TO-
sehr Rover BEL OBhea, Ps:eu n 8, 10 day' platter
schi Hsuy Alfred Randall Harrington day. .p.n Nj
sslr Noes Warning, CEowen porsuouth days, rna's
sehr wn Allen. Grant, Wilmington, n C., 10 days, umbx
sehI HazA Winter Richmond d,ys -four and tobacco
seLr Mary En, Hail. Ms.agoral Bay q days. hides nd
schr Hayeloek DEL Moray Dorchester, n B., DAY.
seEr. Benjamin, whA!n Els,Port dsy. la,hs to Smith
sehr I'D Fellow Tracy, Eas:por day, plaster Smith
Sehr Ccusre.. Mitchell M-ess,po day., spar. Peci
schf Laur. Gertrude Enwood Charleston day, eoson h..
sehf Geess Henry. Field. cou~sybOroush ls days. ns'l
scir Mol.,zgna Penny Geors:Owp s. c.. II days IsT'
Sem james Hoyt, Roberts Virginia days wood.
schr. W Il osden, GocdAl, Eirgni. 5 days, melons
sem r Gea;ss R sa'i Stow Hsr~ich days S ~
schr Rklrd L3w sAerfeH s,oang'on days, IN balsst
seEr. An.oD, Ryan, Albany nd.e tol BRIDGEPORT
scal Thaus. BsntiDg Phihps, Virginia pOss'oea
s h S Sp P s. No s.; -four "'
sehr. Ann, Bay, ROndoat, coal for boston
seh! Kerr HH.Pss:i Kelly BO;;.9 ad.y, fab
scI 1 5 I'm H ist Hs sep@t yirsai. t~oos
sehI G ? Will.U. Pal Y.ltspbaIs viLsinia, wood
sSEi. JAIME. sp.rs., Rods.r, ieIsndSis coal.
schr Oraio, Pressey. Csss days, lumber 20 masser
sehi "a shaIbsrla Boston days, nd.,. 70 j. W. MeKs
sehr Tser, Eaysn: ssoo days hssdns % nssser
shf P:sg cs.S s Bo..o dsy! lined % ssss
sehI Bs.r, Merrill, Rictn'nd days nour % ordsr
Sep Conet Palmer, Stamford days mase master.
Soop POINTER Fowler, Providence 2days ndse.
sloSp Gen kosslth. Fay Lyme days, in haIAs.-
Steamer Boo1. Sesx PhAasphia and Cape Nay nasa -
pass. n y. Perkins,
Steamer osceo.a. Smith, NewLondou m1se. 10 T. IL ROD
well
Steamer Petrol, Baker. Providence udse. TO Oaen
BELOW-Oue baIk and two brisa
sAILED-se4m'L!Ps ROsDOke Nosiok Star Of tie sOSS'
Savannah.
WIND-sunse., s T., fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

RoBsEp ~ PAsEL He UsE.-Mr Joshua Collins,
residing at the corner of Reade street and Wes,
Broadway, rcbbeI last night of $40 in the a.
legged panel house rear Of No. 81 Greene street, but,
discovering his losI before leaving the premises he
made such outcy about the matter that the occu-
pants handed him his wallet with the contents I'M
touched. 1t appears that last Winter Mr.. Collins was
induced to visit the house in company with colored
girl named Ann Sands, and while on the premises was
robbed OF 1920. The police endeavored to recover
the money and trace out the thieves but were unsuc-
cessfgI, and nothing more heard of Collins until
last night.
While walking up Broadway he met Ann and recog'
missed her instantly, though she had forgotten him.
lie spoke 10 her again, when she conducted hi 10
the same bonse and into the same room. Mr.. Collins
thought be would profit by his past experience, but 1t
geems tina: il awaited him nothing for upon rising to
take his departure he discovered that his wallet con-
tainipg $40, had been distracted from bis pocket
Making known his loss, be was told il was mistake,
and search was instituted, when the wallet was
found or said to have been found, upon the hoor.
Officer Wilson was called ill., and Ann was taken to the
Eighth Ward Station-House and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

to5p.m NJ. The or,y sc:nai business rsas< led wss
tie passsge of resolution auth'rzins the COMMITTEES
on Comfy Offices 10 repair the County ia AID ne
sdoriion al the report Of the CommI'ie5, 10 favor OF
payipg II hill of Professor Doremus, a. sudted and
allowed. al 81 AS for making the clerical snays, in
the poisoning cases Of Mrs stePhen,r Fsy, Robinson
and others. After an incredible 9iInhty OF TAX the
Board adjourn ed to next Tuesday when j. s supposed
that the lax levy viii be acted 'Ipon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

Communicable night sn attempt was made
TO flood the City with counterfeit $40 bills on the
Narraeapset Bank Of Wexford, r. J., but il
fortunately proved failure on account of the infor.
nation of the fraud coming TO the ear Of the police
Detective Elder spprehended fellow at the corner Of
broadway and Cans street. and found number Of the
bills in hi, possession Information has been obtained
tina. will probably lead to the ognstors Of the fraud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

FATAL ACcIDENT.--Last night German named
Herman Hunt, residing at No. 2il Stanton street. was
run over by truck, corner of Eighth street and Av
enue c, and instantly killed. Hunt was driving the
truck when he accidentally fell off, and one of the
wheels passed his head. His body was conveyed
to the Eleventh Ward Station-House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
WARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YoRX.......Ars.


S,ssulshps-Roanoke Couch, Norfok Lidlam Hsinss.
Star Of the South Lyon Savannah : l. hiich Sou Cse
pesEe, CIowel, Portland IL b. Cromwell Co
Bn--Jese, PeEcbart Passebse, ~ y, sfhen lros1dea
Seboorers-AEmsda, Knowles RApp AhAnnock, Van Brni
ssghi OuwaIG Hggin Chsrotteto~n {. A. Dewolf Veo5v
BRAY, Bos;on. q l. Hatch Co Advance lBE), Cory s.
John B. n. Il Dewolf; Hiswsihs tBr Haiching Csrae
Miller Hosghou Lea dc a Tore, Tyler, FrsDkhl, Ven
Bu.ni Slight &. Casey Cudworth. vera Cruz, De-
gEsw Enirire Ross, Halifax d r DeSoL
81 amer keDnebtc Hand, Pl.isdelphis, y. Perkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
D.. War % K.u:ueiy, Tor saso, or 80 s . ss.d s.

J,, War d Keu:ueky Ion s?e or 60 &c 2 sssd. ss
mated 80 - essh
H. Alinsos % ordinary nloo. a. Sc, y p I've vss.t
d. Davidson S. Ohio. II 80 = L. ID w.fht ahc1, Ito -
J. p Jlaoby. al keutucky. AFersginF ~ n, a. 1se
T. Freeman IS State. Averaging 1io y, II i5c.
Albert smith IS Indiana ., So = bead, OF Ic' q NJ ~
sec buyer estin3se.
Fod . Ksutaesy 81 EACH ss.inEed 70 weigh SIS T.
YorE a chesp 70, fer the buyer.
.is sber~oca 10 Sa,-, SIC q r. thoy averssed e5 D.
4 Srott y Kentucky sverssin. ~ u ZACH, tsc-
kM,Wbor,er p thin s,se &c Y n for the teef d
..u..ec York weight Of 40 70
" Curtis % Michigan, 3, 50 p head, ssina:.ss iir
70 Zach. -. o.. -, -, -. .,.,,,,.
w. Gsrrsr III Kentucky, hr $500, or *7- " y he3
WEIGHT about 90 y each ,.yur
N Lyrch IS s.s.e, g. 81 y he'd weight say so u
Ia. Mare Kennedy. or $500, or 80 q each, est
W r.. ! Co IS sAtr AZ 4. y 4. they sve-ssed 98 D
W. Sco.a.s Is choice keaucky averaging i'o u esea
r5ic. =, $780,. ,.ro0. 49, -
-. ,n la, weeks dan,Atioos Superior. 5d Frs quail
i,y 4aIlc second d. ass. TsiEd do S9'e- inisro'
sHTFp ,SD L,Nss-n eonsequs5ce Of re sse ss e .ss
n,l, il dull and ehanoe or an m7oS men, i~ ne
xe.I 20 cone We have enough h-rr ARE aay nons anNe
tr u.x weeks Some, however are eh~Hsis baSes
= t.frr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the
past two weeks compare as follows:

The Superintendent Of the Banking Department
gives notice that the securities of the Lake Mahc2sc
Bank, having been converted Tito nore, its cir
eriairg notes yin be redeemed ct rN on preeerta-
ter s: lie Cs1ue1sil Haxk Ct Nhasy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

hhrse"- TuUsp.Y. AnL p lss'
sprs n ss,.ps p. .r u s.e-6y; sales o. 10 b6.' q.
9 81. Pots ssei e - - -,
ALCOHOL ia hcid wiih i8erssec AEu.ress - - e..
rnrTDS1sr make - been dull snd heavy today ne
al. ave uumpor.ap'. We make 10 change IN oar -
SIM. The le.h mr.: sec bales have been 3d. A1d Vs. '
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

.. prse.ess % a,rr5ipe ~ ,. s.oss bss, sns eoos'
ga a.. c-xn.r.nip remaining 70 600 shares
80 hs n 4 80 r,.tiebse d.,ennSDe VIVA. ees1Leses c.
- y. ,ot Fsr--s,, az the sacck o. he Company.
TIE srtursept The non was ecinlrnc,e ~ VIII PO'A
~ h. st,sh.a On Neenesc4y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
by Telexrnph.

SANDY hOOk, Az d sanssl-oDe bark and .~o M
s1f " he bay: Wind Il. Oh from s s. weather eeU
HIGHLANDS Aae 3. supst-Two bsro snd two -
outside TIE bar, bound IL Wind moderate fon Ae Z
weather clear. =
BOSTON, Aug ?a-Oa Chatham .. ,p M, steamer ]. WIZ
Bsy, trcn Bl,usegs ssr Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
s,,nsocrrE's oF1cE.--sucUsr q -BrfoSE sUsKos'T
~~N~N~


Will OF COL. THoRNE.
Tie viii Of Col. Thorne has been offered 10Y pro
bate. II lie dated the eth Of December, 1879; IS
written en- thirteen pages Of foolscap and has Two
sedeils containing two pages more, and detso sever
ally the 18Th June and 18th December, 1871.
No charitable requests are made, but the whoie
,,.ne,tv 70 Tho value of about 81 900 00O is left to
br widow On her death, the estate is TO be equahy
divided between bis six children, Mary j. de Varagne
J.ze de- Pence, Alice de Ferusssc, Eugene Ihorne'
ana Ellen and Ida Thorne, or their issue II dead'
charging each Of them, however, with the amounts
,,eeyed under the will of VIM. Jsuncey and with the
amount secured by marriage settlement. Two chii-
srep, Angelina Depsu and James Jeuncey ldecelssoi
having been amply provided for by the will oil WIN.
Jauncey, nothing is left them, the former, or the
children of the latter The only bequest out Of the
hmy is 81 900 to Timothy Doyle, the head waiter Of
the testator Gel. Thornes son in-iew, MIR. Fox and
NIs. Thorne are approved executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

The exchanges win E1'epe largely n ;sY'r O. tie
United S.s'es By or before christuas, ~: ppoyyy
". Z BS.liiss GJses, Ans. -. lss JANIS DN'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

ReceipfS Of Produce.

Tor,r ~ AL RoUrEs Auc- = $50 -ts IT'S Flour ls
do q MesL .lS0 bush Os,s - d. Rye lfS1 Do Bsrsy.
- Pig. nis<y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Beard ne, yesterday Mr.. puRpr in the chair.
SAs Nsscs xss lsrg md stormy lasting tseH p. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
Albany Live Stock Market.
reported for TaEN. z. TsIsrsE.I

WEST ALBANY, Aug p, 1859.
CArTLE-Tbere Improvement either quality prices
this the quality in back sales nearly
thirds Of being nothing better than In
prices any change
the head than last price
OF the picked
o. live weight There no, many New York buyers
purchase lightly the impression having abroad that
reported here to-day that j. Hunter of Illinois, who mad drove
Central Road week and intended
BY the this week Try the Erie bonus
Of 500 and that others BY he same mdGeeHen's have been
TEMPTED 20 Try that route.
TIE buying freely and will about 100
Bnehton-A N Monroe ~ Wm. Soolars 1884, inc. Cock
leoi Curtis ssubders III Newton, SIS w H. Andrews
"a; John Flood 81 Micah White, So For ProyidenceJ. b.
Comsoek. lo6; T. May s. Total 1851.
The following States add Canada furnished beevs ilca.ei
below
Iowa ........"..... 7oNewYork ................ ia
81 lkrrtucky .........-....... 80
Iliuos l0l Indiana. Sc
and they distributed Throughout; tie ve yards kere
follows AZ More's l,07i; Hunters 5sl GsluP's 69l.
Soes-GeoTse Ae;cAf g Illinois, weighing c5 10 EACH
S. z lad.
Bah Is Ksr.uety &. Sc y n ;sey would average .oou,
Ascr II Couinoa State q: 81. Y head, estimated TO be
equal TO Sc. live weiiht
o: p B.ssI Il Canada 4; SIS eseh weigh; sbog; s25 D.
Yors
w. wrisht 81 Ke-.aeky little oo.re averaging rs u.
as.
Eeueey 2 stat. ST y head wight. .ay SIS No. York
hoEsAnd Sect; - heEtaeEJ Z: 70 bead estimated
soon. York.
Bril:,a D Common State q: s5I each: they v.r,,d
J. sA..sa. Is C,s.S. ell 50 p sesls,y S. % sses YORK
xeisE..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
MARRIED.,

JlQUEs-HARRIs-On Monday, Aus. - 81 the residence Of
The brides mother Bushwick Long Island by the Rev. w A
w May bin Mr. William Jaques 20 Margaret, only daughter
Of the late Mr.. Robert Harris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sfEcfsL TEam.-Aug b
Befor. Judge HiLTOs.-DECfsioxs.
The People agt. Degradation to discharge Iudg-
xpt on reeoanzancs granted payment OF al costs
ana ices 10 the Iecognance AMI the execution Is
,ufd and 6 10 cOs-s Of opposing this motion
becker & Francis agt. Ross ct Acknowledgement Tor
,,.ipiG. On demurrer Of Tie defendants With costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

THE LATE FIRENEN's RIOT.-Yestcrdsy the Che
EnEneeT H. Alien AssAn; EaEineer Jennings, and o.he
~ho arrested By the police a. the disturbance the Isl.
inst, appeared before Justice fox fos eNaunAo- O~ug
the sesence q Sesesni Allen Material witness fo he pfsec
aoa. examination pa pred IN Wednesday ncX:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

AssAULT oS Az 0FFrcER.-0n Monday night some
aareancc CURED at The gate Myrtle Park when
Oahce LatuNine attempted cus H. Ssssuod ~
~ho he subsequently arrested BIS THREADS a,.geg,i sn&
rcscned the prisoner, during which the ooeE severely
hsSfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

Ho-sT5~ nsrtet sol AID dr1opifE Thsrs were sses q
49, - s5 ie.d or SATURDAY ls.i, averaging from ~
- "a hi .srh SIC y p i've ws., these wer, hrd STATE
n - h.. II s, sr. a. s. Tue lCaers could not realize
49, pho. y, iay Th.Fs l q god ones bed ever tr
,Tiiel he ot.uer c1uro; a. AZ ctri Us rsofr-rs
TIE fcwiug = Comparative 'iaeHsen; OF rsceva VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

hoop sst mandatory in Second street, near Sosth seventh
sres:, Z. D. gshs tire, ~: speedily gued Dam
ase Slo0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

COMMITTED rs Full Daniel Grogsn aud Edward
Trsey charged with robtus James Elist. 6naly
before uCc Ccruwen yesterday, fully committed
tx uaL Samuel Codoro sud James Cassidy, charged With
kDeekins down and IoheDs MIS- Kelly night weeks
go, were also committed in fll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

The NIyrH WARD RIor.-The Ninth Ward Police
yesterday arrested Frederick Brencsen, Michael Cal
labsn, John Callahan, Michael Farrell, John Dunn,
Jack Dawson, and Francis Cumming, on the charge
of being implicated in the Ninth Ward riot on Sunday
m which Officer Swsetzer was so severely beaten.
They all held to answer the charge of riot The
officer improving yesterday aud no serous conse-
mences were apprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

THr ATLANTIC STREET RAmRoAD.-This road is
expected BE- operation Monday when five sse and
small viii be the ToUte, fTom South Ferry ~
Bedford line Of three Is 70 connect with tn a.
Atlantic street and kbah ayeuut TO convey passenger 20 and
frvm Greenwood.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10

RECOVERY OF HUSBAND BY HABEAs
CoRPUs.-Before Judge Roosevelitt, New
York, Mrs. Rebecca Deschler recently applied
tor writ of habeas corpus, to obtain possess
ION OF her husband, who was taken away from
her under singular circumstances :-Itappears
that the petitioner is young woman of mod
crate means On the 9th of April last she
was married to Edward Deschler, a young
man OF 10 years of age, and the son of a
wealthy merchant in John street. About two
hours after their marriage, they were sitting
together in the house of the brides parents,
when a gentlemen entered and told young
Deschler that his father wanted to see him.
1t is alleged that when he got to the street he
was violently beaten by three men, and was
then handcufled and thrown into a carriage.
which was Immediately driven rapidly away.
The bride alleges that her husband was de-
tanned some days i'll close custody by his IA
ther, who then threatened to confine him in A
lunatc asylum if he did not enlist that over
come by these threats her husband accompa-
MED his father on board the North Carolina.
where, on representing that his son was a mi
nor, the parent enlisted him in the United
States Navy that since their separation, when
thinking about her husband, the young wife
is subject to convulsive fits, which, unless her
husband be soon restored to her she fears
will put an end to her existence. The writ
was granted, returnable in few days. This
is the second instance in which recently in
New York, wife has availed herself of this
singular remedy to obtain her husband.