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CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
"; Duncan camp, &C. Basin.
Annunciation-Corner Mandevillcan Morales.
Inmaculate observation-disclosures, on Canal.
esnitsl-Baronne, Common,
St. Louis Standardization Square.
ST. Acknowledgements c. Cont
81. Alphonse st Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
St. Augnstine-Bayou Read, c. st. Claude.
y. John i'apst-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope
st. Josepii-.Common, b. Mariss and Villere.
St. Marie-Conde, n. Ursnne.
81. housekeeping, b. live Oak and Laurel.
y. Phtfick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
81. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with Pryana.
st. Vincent de Paul--Cireatmen c. Montegut,
ursune Conyent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: ST. Charles. N. Jnlis,
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peter's-(Senmen's Bethel
5Esplanaae LEglist Protesane Franchise Ramparti c.
Bienvle Christ Churck-Canal Dauphine. ST. Panis-
Camp Gaennie. ST. Iuke'sHecues, Felicity road
NATURALIZATION Pla1uemne. Annnnciation - Annun.
citation Square. Mount Olivet-Algiers.
LuIHERAN Euterpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades.
METHODIST CaTondeet b. evia Girod Felicity Road
C. Chestnut Mofeau G. Esghien. Dyades Terpsichore
n jackson ST. Paul, tcoloed0 Carrolton Carrollton
Nayades. Algiers. -
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square, Prytania G. Clio
Gasaealvo, n: Railroad. Canal c. franklin. Fulton n
Josephine Prytania, e. Josephine. Thala, c. Benton
GERM. EFANG. Protestant-Phiiip, c. Chippewa Proe,
tant-Clio, b. Apollo and NRyades.
yElTARtAS Prytania, Galliope. Clio h. Pryaaa and
and nrvades. " ''
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children three years old and under IL those over III
ssdup 70 twelve yssu old. halfpnos all twelve years
FAMILY tickets in packages OF twenty nvsn BE- had a. 4.
see q Tho Master Of Trsnsportation Caasreet opposii
residence or establishment the line Of hod can nro
tickets packages Of twenty for their pS use n -
ducsd rate.
Tho Company prepared to forward Us and P.,r
aess Of all Kinds every place with which thSaye conn.,
on receiving and delivering the same In any Of the cit
81. WnIMs' CITY
~ Matter Of TEnor.,,,,
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Fircmen's Charitable Association.
Office ST. Charles Commercial Place Dubo
Row. No. ], up stairs

FITemeh'S VnafltaDle Association.
Office Charles Commercial Place Dubois
Row. No. l. up stairs.
Officers and Committees elected at regular meeting of the
to for the ending the first Monday of
sPresisaent ~. ................. Isaac n. Marks.
=. slce.f resident. L bruce.
*Treasnrer... ................... James Beggs
COMMITTEE ON FINANcE.-+F. B. Brand Chairman; j. NJ
Fandegrf. j. NJ. Ltborde. " "
FIRE DEPARTMENT-Chef Engineer John f. Gruber: First
gneer, Charles A Smith, -
Bes. q foks TT M"Fh k
Committees appointed and elected at regular quarterly
meeting held Monday January H. 1883 to serve for
ending second Monday In ;Janiary, 1873
G. scoe Of No Il Joseph Jacobs Of No s. Danei Merit
Sexton. ' 1880
r Horner Louisiana Hose Company, Chairman, " Cam
Second Dhrct-Chss. Rolling of No. TO- corner of IRENE
Third pis,ric-Mahew Brown, of No. a. Love, between
Company No. L. ~ NN'
aan and a snb Ct Ne
Bleakey Of No. a. No. l0s Circus street. B. Hamilton Of No
Second pistric Jas. Csmpsei Of NJ No. So Dauphin
a Nc e. ao @ no5s
az Of psse a9
81 Fe ,ns D,5s Becker between
PHYSICIANS AND APormEoARIEs.- Dis rict-spr j.
Fessll 2S5 GasoIdest .John Booth Apotheealy,
Second Dis,et-Dr r L. fancy, corner Of Rampar. and
phin an and L. Gu s,,. streets
Fourth .,i>t,ictaDr Il. Habersad. New Levee, between
Sixth aad evesth streets; r Tnrney. Apothecary, New
Levee, betwesn sorapafI AID First Streets
Sra elerej
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d EAL ESTATE AGENCY,

MARX WALTON, No. 10 Bank Place
Offers his services to the public AGENT FOR THE PuR
chase, SALE md AfPRA1SFAENT Of REAL ESTATE,
be viii Lake charge Of improved property Agent
wners lease rent il coll ec and Invest remit the rents
tend 10 the animation and correction of assessment rolls
y taxes, insurance, etc. ;al 6pa
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Subordinate Lodges.
h.
W Phillips
p,ss
s5
Ih0' Shields
ddd hs Hss
& Rssa
Jsas..en Fourth s. sMss epr
Dallas Permanent Secretary T. kraus Trsasarsr :" u
TEUToNIA LODGE No. 10 meets every
Wssssf s.e
4 S s.sa'ns
1 Rsss M Secretary
COMMERCIAL, LODGE No; IL meets every Wednesday
EsE: Hs
sary; James Stockton Permanent Secretary Geo ars.
odd Fellows Hail ocersMJoseps MaFRse4.
Davs s. SoTen rrsssusr
ga s Hs
sasdiFsTa sssui Sn
+ nnssy
EG; C. Bier, v. G.; A. E. shaw, Secretary Luther
TEMPLAR LODGE No. Is meets every Friday evening IN
r. ke. gad & Hall
Permanent Secretary; G. DeCastro, Treasurer D'Ass
in ssdaes
TsH S9ndsn s David sMf5nsy
POLAR STAR LODGE No 10 meets every Wednesday
evening in Polar Star room st. Lon District
Giuy seeretsryA Dudoussat Tressnrer w. e De-
in 4 ssyy, evening
Secretary s. lssss
Fsoxs sHerS o @assasasjY
annsr j. oo
inc q Xss1y tSPsE
G GeS " gsey c. Becker,
GERMANIA LODGE Nc. 20 meets every Tuesday evening
il ese H SS5 Hall E0sh District
WsSe sfTSfsss1y oh''
in Psse a oRGE No a. meets
Brand, Secretary r. King Cutler Treasurer onAs
Eddy
PERMANENT aiis 81 H J. R9s II
" Kene Secretary
l. r. LoDGE No. 20 meets Friday
vsss9ds wilson, 81
surer. " ' ''"H'' ireas'
y, MERoHAN AM q meets every Monday even
n Rsws Geo. " 4e Ga5
j. Hodgseu Permanent Secretary A. French treasure
in pa evening
Daniel Weidnsr CT Henry Wild, Secretary; Herman Row,
'tOdd Fellows Rest.,'
BoARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lss9-o5c Gardner
Daniel Merritt Sexton Cemetery Gommitiee@Harper
gesf w Rss T"iGss csp
F. LHost, E. B. Maunse, Joqn Ray.
ay aIPyng to Fet ststson @
PRICE OF LOTS AND VAULTS Regular lots 10 fee,
holders Loiee, SIS to others s5o E'' s'nss 10 s'0ek'
Vaults not be unless certificate ownership
fEs s F. Rss
Interior Lodges.
sv ph sore oPeE Psey Rspss
4 wadd Tress snss j. NJ '0n'' fer Secretary H.
R sny.s
" Rchie Secretary; A. schafner. Treasurer '''
day " d1ssE NJ sss
osss nfs ae Clark Perm
6sasy s cHen s. T. Psss,
Secretary Norwood Tden rreasyier henry HARTFORD Perm
TRINITY LODGE No. meets at Trinity on Saturday eve
nirgs. "
EXCELSIOR LODGE No "a meets at rhbodanx on satur
day evenings 0ficers-C P. binnngs, N. G.; L. Langman
tary: J. F. Thompson, Treasurer $500 ~
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. Sc meets at Newtown on Thurs.
day evenings Otfcers-Ch.res Koch, JACOB Schreiner
VG; john Moore, Secretary G. seee Treasurer.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 at Washington OH satur.
day evenings oficers-R. H. Whitney, N N; Francois s.
re. n o.; John Reed Secretary; A. Milispaugh Perm
CHENEYyILLE LODGE No. Al meets at Cheney VILE on
Monday nngs ~' ~ "
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleon Vile on
Saturday evenings; Ofcers-A More, N. g s. A. Could
" G. L, 4 Paul, Secretary ]. f. Mozemon Perm secre.
tary; j. Ii. Munson, Treasurer ~
HENRY BIER. Grand Secretary.
Firemen's Charitable Association,
Office ST. Charles and Commercial Place. Dubois
Row. No. !, up stairs.
Officers and Committees elected regular meeting of the
Directors of this .tion held Monday, January
for the ending the first Monday Of January
1855 " s''
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E 9MAiL RotTE. : - " VS. =

Through to New York In Fonr :
and Nineteen Hours-Avoding ali the Dangers Of the
and Lakes.
Quickest Route to Memphis st. Louis Chicago, Cncinn
Washington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cite
Two Days Time Saved iOnly Seventy Miles Sagugvia
New Orleans. jackson and Great iNorthef 1.
RAILRoA
10 Canton Miss thence BIZ Mississippi Central Railroad
Sims Sutton Dndeys treble daily line Of -Four Horse Po
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn.
Through Memphis and New York be had at Ii
Ticket office Of the New Orleans and Great Norther
Railroad Company.
The the Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
good and close connections made hrougho
the whole route.
laying the Mississippi Central Railroad Is pr
crossing rapidly, and the staging will reduce accordingly.
A1-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
AT I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
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CATTLE MARKxr.

JEFFERSON CITY. June 20. 1858.
The market scarcely varied and prices continue
easy for purchasers at our quotations.
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posED TURKEY AND DoBEs-

b : = 1 e =
Tbs undersigned having made all the necessary arrange
meus informs the public that he to fill Of
all kinds for Refreshments for BALLS soIREEs PFC
MICS and families ali times be served with BONED
TURKEYS FRENCH PATES, BOILED HAMS, DoBEs,
GALLATINES, ETC., etc., all hours and got up
styles. R.. A. HOWARD,
successor to Geo. Beard)
4 = No. l67 Camp street.
fs18 6m opposite St. Patricks
OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
" New York, May 8, 1859. 5.G sfs
Mr.. F. W. o. COOK is duly authorized Agent Or
leans. Any orders taken by him will recsye
and careful attention. We solicit the paonas
of our friends in Louisiana.
HORATIO ALLEN. President
F. W G. COOK Office No IS Naichex street, Orleans
my2D ly esaf9
RITTER-s2 fsk Us Choice Selected Goshen. !. 3
DEnpire City, for sale by 8. We ~
Corner Gravier and New y =.
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On Sundays the steam train will make the o'clockn.
trip leave the city every hour after IL o'clockf
On and after Sunday 18th inst here will be halfhs
every Sunday from O'Clock until g. 70
Extra or special trips from Lake at night by the Hot
whom required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station when
each way Is cents and conductors must have timely mol
SOP a.
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D(MEsTIC PORTS.
EW YORK.

sails on MtEsDAY. July s. ats A. NJ, precisely.
- ~ FOR NEW YORK. via HAVANA
ETN Thu U. s. NAL Steamship Company's steamer
.a.Phtladelphia, f. Howes, Com mander. will
me %arL opposite ST. Marys Market, punctualy as
WIN the U. s. mails and passengers For freigh, or
s. app at the Office of the COMPANY No. "A Magazine
-. 8. DE WISER L CO.,
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T E x A S :.

nTHUEnAY, both June. at O'Clock. A. NJ.
LFM Y. SNAIL LINE-SoUTHERN Steam
ssS2hsRp Ghpany-For Galveston and Maagorda
steanshRy-H superior coppered and copper fastened
above, cflcoH d. Talbot commander, will sail as
ing supe the. mails For freight or passage hav.
to atersn accommodations. apply on board or
steam G. b. PAYNE. 81 Camp street.
day nornf thtne will leave every Thursday and SIM
- the10ye ports, ipN
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CALF Urn MA.

on uLsDAY. Jnlv 5. at A. NJ, precisely.
a.. ,.M CALIFORNIA; via AsPINWALL.
- .NSy'ay and PAnama-The United Strtes Mail
F. r ste.m'ip Company steamer r hilad ell phin /,
Mar will leave the wharf opposite the st.
pass ~ puhnaiy as above wi the U s. Mails and
steam io' nav bay, connecting with the Q. g. mail
Conf - at avana and the Pacific Mail Steamship
ticket nm b. Stevens, at Panama. For through
je27' ~ 'ie ace, Is Natchcz street
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The Tru'tees he declared Scrip dividend Of SIXTY
GENT after payg Six per cent. interest on outstanding
and redeem the Cicae of Scrip of the years 1856 and
Interest md redsmablescrps payable in cash on and
the sECofD MoDAY of MAY NEXT, and the certiac
Of scrip forthe yeaendH February 49, 1852 will be issue
and after ne LIST Ju,e, ls9.
Hs CHARLES BRIGGS, Presidel
m2s 1, he. JAHyJER. Secretary.
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ssls quarter casks Vineyard proprstop icr
ilyl6 ~ s. WOLFF,
cor Graver and New Leyes str
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a wSHgTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON
ID Mokks.IHaying largely increased our facilities for
asnhg aHa Manp1tscqring every description Of OR.

shh!AsaMPAGsNE-GoNDEL GREEN sEAIwrNF-
importation FROM Rheims For sale in lots te sut
Aoee. orders received and transmitted BIZ - gus
.fs)sm a A. FEVINS L CO., II.
No. On lfrasier street
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V E S TO N

S F5DAY. Jnly g. at A. N.
s ss.ssa TOS'amship Company For CALVES.
copper and cspng ATAGoRDA BAY--The superior
eormnder, will I'd steamship Texas, II. wilson,
Mails For freig Sbove. carrying the United States
tions' pply on bos,age having superior accommoda.
A steamship Ct / G. B. PAYNE, 81 Camp street,
day monng for heFi!i leave every Thursday and sun
----==o rts. ie3U
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! " s S A N TIA GO.

~ESSS on RIIlAl. list Jnly, at A. NJ
HKkT1tQ,H STEAMSHIP COM.
ed States Mail Lne-For Brazos SAINT.
Arizona, y ,Hianola. The superior iron steamship
ryng the unihhcommander will sail as above car.
elegant acromnslas. For freight passage, having
happily on board or to
A copy .. the G. b. PAYNE, 81 Camp street.
to shippers apf OF reduced rates will be furnished
=---t ie25
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We r A w.
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To sainn FRIDAY LIT Iulr n. Q A n

To salon FRIDAY, LIST July. at 8 A. N,
@(ER OR VERA CKUZ-U. S. MAIL LINE. |
AkN tn superior coppered and copper.
m shi Tennessee. Thomas Forbes. COMMANDER
or va Cruz as above puncsnally carrying the o.
.sis For flight passage having elegant
III u of Cabin au seerage amply board
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Standing Committees.

Sf4rE OF fHE ORDKR-P. @. sfre George w. Race Com.
merei: No ~ g. N. John Orchard, Louisiana No. i; p
G. n. Millspeugh Covenant No. IT, - -
JUDfcIAL-P. @. James Clough Commercial No 70. p n
No 10. 80 @e' " 'so'
PEIIrIors AND ArPEAIs-P q. NJ. J. g. Dunlap Howard
No. IL; r g. NJ Thos Shields, Union No 6; p d. r. L. F.
Tower, Commercial No. H. 49, - " - :
LEcisLArvrP. O. R. Thos n Blake Commercial No. 10;
Germsnia No. -. - - - - '
FrANcE-P. g. N. a. G. setson southw western No. 4O p
e. J.. T. Sherwood, Hope No. a. p g. George Dirmeyer
CossTIfuTIos AND BY.LAws-P G. l.. Graham Merchant,
~ q; = G. Jos West Louisiana No. /; r q. b. schiuter,
CREDENIIALs-P. g. F. A. Dentxe Louisiana No. 1: p a
Edward Allen Orleans No. II; P. @. J. Doh Columbus
All communications to the R. W. Grand Master or Grand
should be forwarded the Office Grand sece
HENRY BIER Grand secre.arv
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- !. 0. o. F. IN
Grand Lodge or Lou1s,sn..

THE R. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA l. O. OF,
meets semi annually the fourth Tuesdays IN Jaunary and
July in Grand Lodge Room, Odd Felows' Hail. corner of
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans.
OFFICERS yoE TEE PREsErT YEAR-Edward Pifsbury Of
TeIplar Lodge No. l6 ~ W Graud MASTER Richard Swain
q Crescent Lodge Fss B. p Grand Master b A.
Bier Of Hope Ledge No. H. r. W. Grand Secretary r. De-
escnisfe o. western Lodge No. 49, E. W Treas
Ier; Gerard Stith Of South Western Lodge No. 40 W G.
Marshal Esnry sstson q South Western Lodge No. 90
tyes to the w. Grand Lodge d u 81 j. H. 6enissoa
o. Louisiana Lodge No. W. G. Csnductor; J. Fuda Il
Hermann Lodge w. g. Guardian Jshn Frankford Of
Lodge No. 8, W. g. Herald.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MAsrkRs-J Dave, Of Washing.
ton Lodge No District Ne p w. c. Dallas, u Jefferson
Lodge No. District Ne 81 " d. Terebonne OF Excelsior
Log n 10. ., "a DisIs. No 4 s. l. R.nlett q st. Mays
Lodge No. 70 District No s. Herron of Desota Lodge
No District No j. FenHimore, of Trinity Lodge No. 81
district NO John Moore. New Iberia No. 49, District No,
nsns y aGss 81 Meth Iodgs n DIstrst Nc il Nils
Clinton Lodge No District No. IA Francois Bone Of
tona Lodge No. 10 District No. 49, Slaughter Cheneyyie
District No. II. -'Nse -''' >''
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Officers and Committees elected regular meeting of the
Directors of this Assoc ton held Monday 1879
| 1853: ' ~ "'-N"ts,
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lsk rs Choice Selected tioshen, .
ID Empire City, for sale by s. VIC
Corner Gravisr and New IA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Kansas News.
ST. LOUIS, Mooisy, Jan. z

ST. LOUIS Mooisy, Jan. 81 1859.
AZ sttempt was n sde at L7aven worth, on Saturday
70 rescue negro, who was waiting his trial on the
obnge Of being fugitive but the officers, having the
negro cbaired, succeeded 10 repslliog the attempt
Much excitement exits 10 regard TO the matter and
more trouble is Anticipated.
Ly.yEswoRTH, Tuesday, Jan. p, 1883.
The Times publishes letter g'viDg an account OF a
rouflict between q party Of men under Capt BroWa
and pcsse under the Deputy United States Marshsl,
near PaoB, Lckebs County. Five Of Cspt Browns
party a.d the Deputy Mashsl and two of his sssis'
ants are reported to have bsen killed. TIE account is
not youcbed for, ami is probably exaggerated. Tine
friepds Of Capt Brown assert that he is not in the
Territory.
second attemp' resulting 10 success. was made to
rescue the alleged fugitive Cuarley, alias Peter Fisher
last night. The door of the room in which ne was
cop6ped was cut down. end be taken ont, the res
cuipg party leaving the city With him as quickly az
possible. Toe excitement was bgh in regard to the
matter. and parry bss gone in pursuit of the negro
and his rescuers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE....ALBANY, Jan. "A, ls19.
The bill TO incorporate the Corpus CArisl ohlp'
Channel Company ss reported favoraoy.
The State FL queer reported that the expense 81
enetheripg Il chambers Of canal locks 50 as 10 j.
nit the passage Of boats Of I3j feet long, would be
OOO sud that il would teke three or four yeas
Ii practicable at all He recommends rather an e1teo-
sion of the fouLdstors snd ieb0ioing the nead"oik
which could be dote, and would materially add to
the present capacity.
Mr. PATERSON introduced bill providing tleI
no prt mium note given 10 Mu'Gh losurauee Com
pany sha be sue0, uOess within s'X ye,Is from 'he
expiration Of the tenn for which II was siveo.
Mr. ELY introduced oil % roqaue the season.
laws TO be published in the two nesspspes ot each
county hsvirg the largest crculson, the same 70 be
designated by the Supervisors.
SENATE. ..ALBAST, Jac. -, lsIy.
The bill to increase the powers aod duties OF tue
Public Administrator wss reported iayorAoy
Mr. EOOTE introiuctd bill requiring all County
Treasurers 10 fle 10 the County Clerks Oce all pa-
psrs relating to trus; f1nd', belonging to Infants
The bill 10 regulate thesteIs oy proh'oi'ng the
admission Of yonng persors alone, was ordered 10 a
third reading
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
THE MOZART HALL FESTIVAL.

The anniversary was celebrated by festival at
Mozart Hall, urder the auspices OF the Burns Anni'
versary Association. Tho hall was appropIisteiy
decorated for the occasion At the head was trans
parent portrait Of Burns over TIE flags OF America
and Great Britain and the whole was surmounod By
an eagle holding n his beak laurel over the hsa Of
the portrait The words A mans nan for a tast
were inscribed on the wall the mead Of the table,
Tie bunting Of different natioos and eyers were
were suspended about the galleries, and the vhoe
exhibited great taste in decoration.
DAVID b. ScOIT, esq. presided. Among the invited
guests present were Mayor Tenaan and eG Re 'sder
Smith.
The tables were arrsDged for three hundred ues'.,
and nearly every seat occupied. Aieer the flosL
was removed, the PREsIDEST made a few rem'rks.
In response 70 the seyer .Oasts speeches were Dsde
by Prot CHAs N. NAIRSy, JOS. NJ GERARD, ~
HYsLOP, JAMES TRASOR, and MATTHL" Hhit
Smith.
Daring the evening teleyraphic dispstch VA r.,
ceiyed from Baltimore, as follows ard vas rees 's'
with cbeeTs:
To the Burns Asacigti0n N0r1yf HaH-Joy 70 t1s f'''"
Burns tLroug hoy. tie word u tina J45uss LisAi
Tie assembly dispersed after Singing " A1A Lans
Syne."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

DIsoRDEDLY HoUsE.-Oficer Policy OF the .""
tesIth Precinct observed tor long tinetaa the hou
No. 10 Ho card street was the nightly resort Of very
Suspicious look ng individusls and watched tnsir
uovenelts until he was satisfied a' to the character
Of the house. On Monday eight upon hi7 instissn'n,
Oicsrs Oliver, Gale and Others accompanied him. and
,u the midt ( the music and dsDciDg commenced tn
srIest tie inmates. About twenty were present. anu
among them we're several uninltiaet coubtrymsp 1t is
sa,d who were wishing to "-ee me elephant Toe
following persons were conveyed before Ju ca "o'sn
Yesterday: Ant ice Siler, the proprietor, aOcGt ~
yesrs Of sgt his wife, Elk yoang gr' from 10 20 10
yesrs old. Germsn psnist, and the bsrk-ep@r. the
pohc, men ssy ths they know several Of the grs at
ed TO have been lately ertrap~d and 10 have bo-
loneed to respectable families. Soue OF the Persops
seen 10 frequent the house were kbowo by the OIL er'
10 be nolor,oJ- thieves. TIE girls were dsonstee;,
ato the troyrs,or gave bsu to the srouet Vi s3W,
william Ha,iir es, alias "Dabin Trcs,,' becoming
MS turety.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

PRorYssoR MiIcHEI's LEcTURr.-As on TIE pre-
cedirg evetires Of tie course, the Ac'oepy wa'
crcwced il every available psrt lat eveO'os' oy Tue
multitude ~to ale inrorglng to heai wrat Pfo'e ssos
Mtcte hss 10 ssy about the science 10 shoh De ass
mac, cor,r bu,ot oi 50 ca NON nt lis Jsc. was
"The Telescope; the depth of IA p'ue,rat ps % yer,
its cspscity TO defae and its uses in observsnoni
srd lie expaiped nearly everything corcsrnios II
which il capable Of popular expauaiicn. The sc'P'
of the ulc apd the freshreSs aud 0i
tie uarner in which intricacies rere unrou.d ez-
cit.d frequent sppsuse Before the muen 'e NE NJ q
th. lecture Professor Looms proposed rssoia ons o
tbsrks spd bsreit lectare, after the close OF tue
course. This vas seconded by Prof- 'sor DAVIS, ~
seme very complimentary remarks, srd enttusi.siea-
" adopted M. b adi.h anDoauoei that Nj. Michel
would at the mex. lecture say whether lie would &C
q o. the benefit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

UNwuLISG TO PAY-PgRJCRr--NrE L. %. WsssOs
got gment Of sS6as year in the Court OF Comnone
Pleas before Judge Hilton, against Geo. l.. schenck
whose property levied upon but found however y
to cover but little OF The amount. Officer Rsabens.
Rose served order him to appear and answer toe
the iLauiIy of the Court but when he began to reade
tie summons Scbenck hastily rose from his sess Ande
left the room, exclsiming, "D-DstioD whsts uPo
now p Mr. Schenck has sworn before a sCos,mssionerp
that Rose never read the summons TO hm. Mr.. Wes-s
ton LON comes before Justice Welsh aud chsrsess'
scbenck with perjury. warrant was isspsd anas
given into the hands of Officer Wilson lat week for
his arrest, but TIE officer could fud no trses Of bling
until yesterday Suspectiog him 10 be In boafdngB
house somewhere up town. he went and n'sde formal
inquiry, but was told by tue andlady ths, no sncn6
peIson was there. The officer misrusted, Eowcver.h
and commenced searching the house, when Schescks,
voluntarily appeared from some hidden corner. Butt
he sterny refused to pay his fare down town, forA
which act of stubbornness the officer made him WAX
sll tie way very brsky With him TO tas Ci'y Halt
Police Court. NJ. Charles Bridge Of No. is Deyu
street there became ksfecunty for 500 bad o S?pss
for examination. -x~.ss