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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
ADVERTISEMENT
Do Not DISREGARD SOLEMN TRCTHS.-The

assertion recently made that sdangrous travel in the
vessels without lpreserver has been abndantly
proven by dsas;e The traveller thinking Of the old
aud silly style Of ife peserers, well all lie Peseryers
costly aud usee aud must my chance The Delano
Life Preserving and Vest Company located az No. 2B
Broadway upsets By It's practice all such whimsical argument
The Deano invention is certainly the surest and safest LIFE
PREsERyER made II adapted TO all kinds OF ordinary
garments for men, sud cheen and attached bath
r dresses swimming jackets &C. It viii be upon every
steamer Ir boat yacht Ac, and upon the person Of
every watering place habitue
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COURT or APPEALS.

OF
Bowen sst- The New York Central Railroad C.1nsaay
When the presumption Of negligence has been es-
resulting from accident can only Be rebued BY proyns
hat the scdent resulted from sssin wh ba
prDdsncs aud foresight could no4 guard.
The rule 70 Be undssood requirins not such nsricula
precautions Il apparent after tho ssent nsk have pre-
vented The injury bat such would BE- distsed By tie utmost
and prudence Of cautious pson before s soe.dea.
and without knowledge that Il sboas o
Buck sC. Bmk 49,.
The defendant, q shopkeeper in Eew.York CITY
agreed pay debt e2coln <rehsndise cf my ssose
No. ~ Msdrn lane demands ssd merchandise % be "a ai
delivered a. not above 2 PER cent Of the pricss
Ht Tia. oshssies disehng.sb By dsuyvsG sosSs
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SUPREME COURT.

nn.y relving on bis adverse possession Of land,
without any other title, unless he set. up each pos
session r bis answer be ous,ed by the true
DTcIsloN At GFNER,I TERN oF SCpRENE CouRr
AT Pov SsXrrP>Ir MAY H. ltja Pesen.-rh. Hoe John
Lo.; jas Euo.,, Johs W Brown and Henry Dsics Je'
Go7dor L. Ford srt. Gcorre l.. Ssmpsou.
BRowN, 1.-The parties to this action are owne-s %
.erc'e o' o. sEound adnnf and rpSn he We, ras q -
recover small o. art ak inches wide IN the rear ss
n9s 90 to r.t fee, Gs,,s,y from shs ,ssr I sssss Ss e.
o, and sIow In the possession o' the defendant The Sccs
show. that the Eoe q .s IN scai'oysI ssa % M %
ned both the o,s in the si aud The con.
Of ;e lie SSnssss iSs PiIsa: ssa S S to M;
10 Wm. $. wttmOre BY deed dated Sep, ;iss wm W.
conveyed to the Pina By deed ss ss,s al.
be TRIAL ha, DO precisely when be f bis sasor,
mediate immediate enter .no the possession nc aes
erdsn supposed upon the argument, hs fact word have ees
important; but in he view shall take ofthe case u csaaos %
The compsn, sets out he PLAINTIFF. .ezrs fee mpe of the
ntiIe upon westerly .de Of Columbia street denens
by aud bourds those contained In the set
trsf deeds Conveyance which have referred and ues
6ess he soss in controversy which ds,rSsa BY
ard bounds ao alleges s, possession of The soIe ot 'nsI IA
fuses to deliver up the to the psiniif.
To dnc; aud specific allegations The defendant
as' .n ssSs IN s He . dens. Ss deaaaa
the pos os.es.ior and the unlawful Withholding thereof
m aS,pns I @ by the def ndani sn.~r b. ,ss
defendant, posseson the plaintiffs demand OF tb, psse.
Of adverse possession arise, Ibis Tor wssthe design
the to put IN question the validity and force q toe
stranger wa,i in possession, claiming the M lie sho,d have
framed hs accordingly ard sei up the title IN hmef@
title out Of the plaintiff snd thus the title would have eeea po n
Beth the surveyor. concur ha, the plaintiff seed To.
the lst July s the defendants reply thereto prove tass
the possession was demanded and ref :ed
udaI the ~, misses described In the complaint IN costs
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SUPERIOR COuRT-TRr,L TRRN--Nr 5-BeteTs
Judge BoswosrH.

MARINE INSURANCE.
T. = Hathaway sS. The Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
This action was brought to recover the value Of the
brig Brands IN the China Seas In 1855 upon which gocy
of insurance had been Issued by the defendan for tloy
Cosderab documentary evidence offered The QuesSa
In tie whether the captain had used proper care 10
vessel The defense up hs, the vessel wss ua,-s
worthy the and that the cap
knew her 20 be Verde, for plaintiff, for sltSip
d. D. Lord for plaintiffs b. b. Cut,ns aud H. b. te"eafrs
.taf.dau
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La W ZNZELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GFSERAL TERM-MAY d Before Judges
ROOSEVELT, DAVIES aud PLATT.
In E.fate of Ililia MOorr. deceased

SUPREME COURT-GFSEsAL TERM-MAY 2S-Before judge 9
ROOSEVELT, DAWES aud PLATT.
In r. the Estate of Lewis Moore, deceased.
Ti- i an appeal from decree made by the Surro-
gate In 1855 IN the final accounting Of Michael Moore sd
mistrs:or the The has been in
tain heirs estate asking that hoore b. compelled pay
them their portion Of the poPry which was responded
the the part VI the administrator that he had
power the real estate into available
eas that the accounting 20 the
made The heirs then endeavored have
that lie unworthy Of the tu but in this they filled
In 1855 Moore rendered final accounting the estate In which
there charges amounting u several thousand dollars for
claims ale have been paid By him which the Suro-
did allow and the Consequence the present APPEAL by
he administrator hmsf against a ged peoua losses
Decision reserved. M. Bady or appellant, M Buckley for
respondent
ADMISSIONS To THF BAR.
Henry Nicoll, j. r. Burrill, and Waldo fiutchns
esqs examiners appointed 20 examine applicants of admit.
sion practice attorneys and made supple
rpoTt to-day the following gentlemen
ham Adee Harvey s. Chatfsid. James T.. Hsdne George
Hs rsh Charles T. Pohanu, Benin Shopp, Alfred A. White
Edward Clement sss H. DslTy Dpl, Daniel l.. Hsrwiek
Edward j. ~ Gean Rsbt. w Mcclellan, Owen St0yer Edwin
CrRcuIr-Beiore Judge CLERgE
sale Oskey sg Obadiah EeweOmb, j, e. al lors Of
Obadiah NescoHib.
This action against the defendants as executors
Of the # the brother Of the plain; H. prouisy
notes for s2 each made in July 1855 and secured to the plain
The made BY transfer Of five OF
laud b. rsio.
ton and the accommodation Ot the pntr s,ter o the
amounted nothing than gift
could valid IN sw The Jury found verdict for the
plaintiff for the fui snOaut. With Interest.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssToNs-MAy 2L-Bssors

The sentence on Gerson Cohen the Jewish peddler,
convicted Of grand larceny IN stealing $3.50 worth Of eweiy
st the urgent solicitation Of his counsel
large number Of prisoners aIraisned for sentence
John H. Foster who bad plead guilty o grand lsrceny
sentenced the Penienafy year Caharne Dyer
there for six months plea o guilty Of attemp %
Tay ors, in the act Of stealing silk.
James Carr guilty Of sn attempt % ruu away With DR. Qaet
enbus horse aud wagon, worth 10 was let Oh by suspend
Michael Foley and Michael Moore who en.ereds
printing bshInsnt aaigned for sentence having pssd
guilty Of stealing books and sheets Their sentence also
pended but will be sent 10 the State Prison, they commit tho
Js.ph NJ Conn sold cert o the valle Of 80 for the
and IN hs car, sd -, a. 6onf g , a sosisan .. W.
Frsncs Bren we. sent to the State Prison Tor two yeaa r
burglary the third degree. lie broke through skysh asf
John Sullivan va, charged with an a..sul, on Poeeusn
Jones WOOD the occasion Of German Pic Mic there
20 the Court he could not have been convicted of onio1s a.
saut Therefore Pa sy q ,Inps ss'as snd ssttsy was
for e Ie sn,enced sx months to the Peniiensy and
fined $3.50 10 remn IN pr'on after the SIX months term until
Bernard Miller receiver of stolen rood. was sutence ts
Pcniteniisry for six months aud fiued so
John Taylor and John Van ceef muiste IN, 70
clothing from M. James, their wo,herin. ~ law r
Mathew McAeer who yesterday convicted Of burrary ia
sentenced to the State Prison for thrre years.
Two asns Louis kgslish snd Msrchino Ieeono wrrs
erced for three years aud three ous each 10 the stae Pss
Owen Kidney we, sent r three months to the State rh'a s
On ,6e nis OF the 7th Of My occurred board u
Pru'sian bark Amanda csPi RnIe sinfs Pier soe sofh
.st re to The ,sb wsrs TO hsys e,en es today oa e.ss
Ooeich pleaded rniy IN tho fourth dges RI pea
seoeped and he sent 20 The renitsnti'y ~,
The Court adtouusd adjourned , the 5oth Of May
CERTAIN capital cases viii BE- aiken Up.
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sURRoGATE's cot RT-Msy aa-Before EDWARD wEsr.
Surfos

Surrogate.
WILLS OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
John Knowles, citation returnable May ~.
SAMUEL T.. Coz kiln, citation returnabe May y.
Anthony J. Allaire, citation returuable MAJ ~
Abel 5. Peters citation returnabe May III.
Morn, Earle, citation rturnabe May n
Arthur T. Jones citation retIrnsbe May %
John Peniz, citation roturabe June
Charles Davis, cit alton returnable Jure -.
Bernard Calieg CHAN, citation returnabc June ~
Francis p Cuniie, citation re;unsbe June 80
Edwin Smith. citation returrablc July g.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
Emily C. Stuyyosaut, A. Gerald Hull
Nayer kisfer Stately T. Jones.
David l.. Dodge, Caroline N. SatUs
Msrksret Nc Mahop, Rose W Noodhnl.
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sunerhlr beautiful 'GaRrfTs taIil,i'1r.'. !.
A. tremendous low prices.
I.----L--.- A. - a..-a.-...l

AZ tremendous low prices.!
Crossey i Sons gorgeous MEDALLioSs.
ENGLISH NLLvETS, q 10 u per ysrf.
Real ENGLISH BRUSSELS, o 20 49, per yard
Al-wool INGsAfNs s. 20 g per yard
Floor 0ILcLOTHs, 2 6to6 per yri
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery.
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AnNtTfIsF utuI.
The WORLDS OWS

Should BE- the tile c the Indian Remedy known as the poduc
ton Of Nahmeolah afterwards Mrs NJ n Gardner called the
Indian Basam Of Lvewor and Hoarhound IL Colds aud
Coughs allie all Lung Complaints Iii sold everywhere
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Tie teaor was advanced In fr and during the latter psr
very feeble A. his desh he lei. widow with I've eau
dren His will dated In 1885, and by Il the bulk Of bis prop
ey bsqueshed the widow Tor life and after her death
b dividsd equally btwsen the children surviving bd
by codc subsequently, executed he cut on Of his
all pac the benefits Of the estate. The
who another OF the deceased has annuity allowed
him compensation for taking Of the during hs
lifetime Of the widow.
The viii contested the ground of undue influence
csed the tessoT by certain members OF his family upon
whom he much dependent during his long tedious
iness and that his mind body such Wsak
that he could be easily persuaded and Influenced. isf-
Of testimony taken and the ably summed
up By the respective counsel Geo q. Bellows fos T.
W St0ughton for contestants
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONS-aay H.-Befrs Js,.icss

BrerSan assault aud bs,,ery judsenf .u.psndsd Msyf
Carroll assault and battery Peui,eniisry sx monh. Oeoy
Cash. stealing bTseele, and brooch City Pon 20 days a.
gustus Chambers. stealing silver spoon &ci denel; ~
pended Patrick Flood. assault and bsttey find s5 Gaf,
Murphy 1ssu, and battery Penteniary three mouths hsE
Myers aud battery Penitensry two monfbs bisbs
McCsfn steaing clothng Penitensfy sx months Js
Miller stealing piece of oil Goth; Penitsnsry three months
EIzaeth Norm s stealing dress Penitertlsry two nonths
IoLn Price steanz pstsnestlar boots PenDen,isEy siK
months Ez. Julian stealing fogr sheets and table eloh
Pptsntisry four mouths; Smith, assault aud battery
sasp nded Samuel Smith asaat ard battery; Pen
tsnsTy two months MsTfare Scott, stealing uocerirs CITY
pr. ten days: william Swift, stealing bar u iron; Psnier
sry months Geofs ToP,on, stealing thse overeoat.
ner roirs House of Rsfuze Eliza Williams sssnf snd bs
,sry; fined sl0 Phh. Wson, stealing shswls Penisn-
,sy ak months. John Welsh, stealing II fancy bys; fs1
en,isy three monihs Thomas Young assault and battery
Pepiten.iary two montha Hamilton Beam sssu and bs
sry: Penifensry month"; james Kelly, assanh and bs
ery adrnen. suspended James Robinson, stealing eopp>r
coins Pepi,ensry three months Patrick Smb. stealing sa
pipe iCdzmeDt suspended.
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AdYtIfIstilltltI .
Rreyity being the soul of wit. WILDE x Co.

No. 2jl Broadway would notify the ladies' in five lines that
their stock Of Pa BOSNETs French RIBBONS and
FLOWERS DREss CAPS, STRAW GOoDs & is the largest the
most diversified, aud the cheapest in New.iOTk
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CAS- Gas i-GAS EIXIIKES have been pro-

duced the factory OF the undersigned whch srpasi th b'
ance Of tie world ia beauty and prices Call great Depot,
No SIS B.oadway. WARNER, PEGS Co.
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CITY ITEWS.

SoLDItEs FOR CTAH.-Last evening, 1 10 recruits,
from Governors Island left Jersey City by the New
York and Erie Railroad, route for Utah. The
officers Major Bossell in command, Capt. Dun
ovant, Lieut.. c. II. Ingraham, Lieut.. A. B. Carey
Lieut. B. NJ. Thomas and Lieut.. o. z. Goodng.
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-Ihis lnm
table article NAV obtained e che sole manufacturers j. S
sAusDER Astor House sd Of the various ageni, hrou
fhee ei.y
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tAdvertiseme1t.I
How TO RESTRAIN THE PASSIONS AND CUL-

rIyArE THg HIGHER NATURE, and Ia what pursuit
Ike the most himself may be learned by PhTenooscL
Examination a. FOWLER WELLss No soy Broadway.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-May 9.

AIPOlNIMkNT OF KIPOklIk.
Tls day the Court appointed the Hon. Judge HI
ton reporter Of Ccut Of Common Pleas, In place VI d.
Smith esq, resigned.
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ALLEGED IscESDG.RIsx-A fire broke out in the
stable Of p. w. Christie, at the corner Of Tenth
avenue and Si1ty-eghth street, about 2o'eloek on
Monday moyning, destroying it. The loss was 200,
which was insured in the Greenwich Company. Ben
ismin Walden was arrested on suspicion Of having
fred the premises He was held for examination.
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WEARY OF WIrE.-The Harbor Police on Sund


.y Ing found Cahane Nhaleu the ship Neptune bound
for LSrpool said that her husband had forced her
bosd r the purpose getting rid her OF the police
brought her ashole aud sc. her Of liberty
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named Jacob Weber whose parents reside at No. 90 Fifth
street, Killed Sunday by falling from second story VIM
dow 10 the sidewalk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

ALLEGED BURGLARY.-Edward Augusta, Jones was
arrested on Sunday ush by Officer Rser charged with break
into the house Of Mr. Brower No Great Jones street.
through door aid stealing valuable rugs Tie was
committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

MELANCHOLY 0ccrRREScT. -Cc-oner JsehmAn
yesterday held inquest at No. l25 Suffolk street,
upon the body Of Ms. Martha whikehart, Wnose
dsa.a was ;is yass.i ei buTas as bg.eay reported =
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

in Tenth ay snue nsa. Fiteen.a s,Fee. when Garfield
stabbed Ia, opponent IN tie neck, infiesns danger
ous wound The assaiant wa arrested while run
n:rg away, sni committed by Justice Kelly to
answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

srABBrse AsrR,r-About IL o'clock on Sunday
night, wu. 4. Cssaeli AL George Lowe quarrs!et
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

TIE MYSTERIOUS Discovery or HrNiN r.
NAINs.-The Coroner Monday caused the sink at
No. 10 Columbia street. in which portions Of the
mutlated remains of a female were found, to be
thoroughly examined when the body Of prema-
turey-born infant was discovered. This circumstance
goes to confirm the theory that the woman was the
subject Of an aboronist who, to conceal her death,
mutated her body and disposed Of it in parts The
head, feet and some other portions of the body are
still missing. Coroner ,ackman held an inquest upon
the body of the child but whether its death was the
resut of violence or natural could not be acer
tanned and the Jury rendered verdict TO that effect
Yesterday morning mar, recently returned from
Callorns called at the Eleventh Precinct Station to
obtain particulars Of the deceased. lie stated that
his wife. who was about 10 years of age, had leit
Philadelphia and come TO this city in the company OF
Polander, and had lodged in Cherry street. They
had since disappeared, and he was Of opinion that
she had been murdered by her paramour, to hide all
knowledge of the affair. This does not. however,
appear plausible death being evidently the result OF
an abortion rudely produced. One morning last week
girl of H. residing in Mott street, attended little
child 10 school and has not been or heard RON
since She was said TO have been large Of her age
precoeious in physical development, but, 80 far as
known, strictly exemplary in her conduct. i
hardly plausible TO suppose that either Of thee 'e-
males was the deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

TIE HEART or The ANDEs.-The crowd OF per-
sons who had neglected to see Mr.. Church's great
picture until the last day of the exhibition, or who
wished TO take one more look at it, filed the ex.
hibition room of the Studio Building yesterday.
Some WHO went early in the morning found it mpos-
sible to get a glimpse of the painting, and Others
waited for hours before they could obtain satisfac.
tory view. The settees, upon which the spectators
have been accommodated during the past month, had
been removed, and the standing space thus left was,
during large part Of the day, entirely occupied.
number of ladies found it so difficult to leave the
room that they stad until Mr. Church and his work
men lad removed the painting from its frame, and
only the black walnut remained in sight. 1t seems
pity that the picture should leave US before every
lover of art or Of nature had seen il.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

The Rev. Mr.. Bird, an English Wesleyan clergy
man. for many years resident at POrt-su-Pnnee'
Hayti, will lecture in the Rev. Mr. Rays Church, In
Sullivan street, near Houston tomorrow evening on
the History, Resources, Character, and Present
Prospects of Hsyti and its People. Mr.. Birds per-
feet acquaintance with the subject will render the
lecture highly interesting and instructive.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

FAr,L ACCIrFNr.-A child, named Martha L Cnder
kent not quite years ty killed yesterday
ar ruoon by falling from the fourth story platform Of The rea
house No 10 Eddget Coroner Scherme held al Inquest
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snswer.
PFEri Bow ACclpTsT - lscUuiTr OF THE
PIIoT.-Tbe staten Island ferry boat Syiph, winch
len Pcit Richmond at : O'Clock t1is morosng, broke
the key 0: her shaft or some poron Of her machinery
when Cd Snug liarbos landing, and Was tots'iy us
abed. As the Red jacket then in sight, on her
way up 10 the city, sore Of the passengers requested
the Collector 10 sigma. her in order that they might
come 70 tLe C:y by her That officer declined to com
py with tbs reasonable request, or the ground that
one Of the Ferry Companys own bosts would be along
in an hour The passengers thereupon themselves
sigusled the Rel Jacket, whose pilot couTteous,y
came alongside ard inquired Of the Pilot Of tho Sylph,
Samuel Parker whether he waited assistance but
the latter well knowing that his passengers were anN.
ious get up to the City TO business at their usual
hour repheG IN the negative, aud thus compelled them
TO salt an hour although they asked TO come up on
the Red jacket, al their own expense. smaller bust
ness or contemplate act Of selfish incvii'y It
was never lot to chronicle even of an employee ot
Il Staten Island FeTy Company Com. Advertiser.
CEtRGFD WITH SIEAIING A HoRSE.-A butcher
named Philip Roo residing No IS Firs. street; was sreed
s,S o M zee tG s, tho animal v aken b
he prisoner his John Hoffman in Fins avenue Mr.
Roc did ru deny tie charge but boldly yowed that ne took the
orse il b-oad tayHeh tecau, was his property He said
thar the complainant ad hmf used to ee IL "a ana
the fir. opportunity Justice Steers held him in tS" bail to
BrPCL.RY Is RFaDT >TREET.-On Saturday night
the resdeace Msrsart kob No "a Rad street; entered
by two bsa. named Edward Barnes and Robert Hewitt who
succeeded u abac,ing lSo money and clohus having
BY making hole through the wall from an
adouns house No To- The burglars detected BY the
police Welsh yesterday morning who
committed them IL default Of 800 bail
ESCAPED CONyIcT-Fanny {. Greene, young
woman committed the Massachusetts, State Prison a. Spnns
field eleven weeks T grand larceny and who made her
escap wrecks since In company with another female con
getting Of he aes keys, arrested veg
complaint Of John f. Porter the agent of the Adams
Express Compauy Teegspic information had been received
Deputy pelteUd,. Carpenter that Fanny her
Ne-York tina, she would call for bundle a. the office
OF Company above mentioned. Accordingly, Mr Porter
uoG,d he fugitive given into the custody OF TIE Police
ALLEGED FALSE pRETENCEs.-A merchant from
Sne Sing uamed QGmby gh before Justice Con
uey charged With obaring 5000 In three prosory
notes of James j. Cheeseman OF this city, by
The sed ruuouy denied the charge e
lesu thai the complainant owed him $4,000 The accused
va, held 70 bail IN - Mr. Cholwe becoming bis security
70. ,sil al the Ge1eral Sessions
FAr,L ACCIrFNT.-A child named Martha [ nder-
kent quite three Of instantly killed yesterday
ar ruoon by falling from the fourth story platform Of The rear
house at No 10 Eddge Coroner Schermer held al inquest
ALLEGED BURGLARY.-Edw ard Augustus Jones was
arrested on s. udsy ugh by Officer Rer charged with break
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ALLEGED DIsHoNE>TT or A CLEES.-A young man
named George II. Schmidt, formerly clerk in the
Office Of Daniel T. Sckles but recently in the service
of NJ Parnaley, merchant, at the corner of Broad
way and Worth street. arrested on Monday moru-
ing. for Illegally retaining 800 belonging to his em-
poyer He had been sent to John-street firm to pay
note Of that amount and did not return. Inquiry
being made it ascertained that the accused had
failed TO pay the note, and had removed from his
former residence various places TO elude his en-
ployer. Justice Osborne held him for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

ORPH,S AsYLUN.-" The Orphan A'y yum Soelety
in the City of New-Ycrk' will hold it, Fifty-ihiri
Anniversary to-day at Il clock m at the Institution
Bloomngdale. on Eleventh avenue, near Seventy
fourth street. The Rev. DR.. Lathrop viii dehve' an
address. The children sill take part usual IN ihe
exercises. Stages viii be running every ten minutes
from 10 10 IL o'clock, starting from the corner oi
Broadway and Thirty-seeond street and viii be IN
readiness to return after the meeting. At the ehre OF
the meeting there viii BE- election OF Trustees Tor
the ensuing year. Should the weather be unfayorabe'
the Exhibition viii be postponed TO the fr-t clear day
Subscriptions become due at that time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

As AScIENI PIcxPooHEI.-As Mrs. COrdelis Had
den and her daughter entering of the stages
Al the Fulton ferry yesterday afternoon, an elderly
nan cficousy assisted her up the steps In doing so
he ged to abstract her pocket book containing
twenty seven cents She discovered the theft imme-
da.ely and gave the alarm when the man ran off up
South street. Officer Perkins, OF the Second Ward,
followed and after smart chase, overlook him, when
be politely handed him the stolen property. lie was
ide ltfed by the police Edward Rice alias james
Burns, convict, Sc years Of age, who hai recently
been discharged from the Baltimore prison. Justice
Welsh committed him for trial.
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ALLEGED FALSE pRETENCEs-A merchant from
Sng Sing named r. Qamby brought before Justice Con
uey charged With obairng 5000 In three promsoy
notes Of $500 each from James j. Cheeseman Of this city by
false pge,enc.s The sed euuousy denied the charge s
ese thai the compairar, owed him $4,000 The accused
was held 70 bail IN so Mr. Chowe becoming bis security
70. t.ia a. the Geaera Sessions.
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BrRCLaRY fN RFADE >TREET.-On Saturday night
rrdeace Msasr, kob No "a Rtade street entered
bsars named Edward Barnes and Robert Hewitt who
scceeded IN abs.racng SlSo and cohius having
effected BY making hOe through the wall tsem an
adouns house To- The burglars detected BY the
police taken before Justice Welsh yesterday morning who
committed them IL default Of 800 bail