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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
80 When II il found that

.,,srsality, his humanity. When II found 'oa.
..io forms are alone graceful it is the business OF
g c,mposer TO use them, even if they have been used
,.te When certain chords are ternble-unle's ne
: ming 10 make reS human nsture-he mat
them When certain instrument recalls memo
:. or insgnipgs Of wsr-of the chase-o idylic life
II sub.mundsne theology, Of the middle ages of
,vslric Efs-of Cathohcsy-of Protes sntisn, Of the
:, The trees, the flowers, the winds-the composer
.bound by his allegiance 70 art, not to use the coz
.,y and be false in order to be Original.
!, sn,ecedents are multiplied upon limited
-ssOrn, Of course the scope for o'ghalty
:, Jeseered. Some arts have come 10
I'D lock as regards originality; this is no: 90 a. re-
ess music, though the first thing that st'ke' every
t,uer, in attending the performance of new piece oil
ruc. is its resemblance to other things. IL l. dd no'
,,r.ble them. the musical martyrs OF the past ages
<od have sacrificed themselves IN vain to ther art.
-be ineytsbiity of nelodc proCressoni the unyieh-
- laws of harmony; the properties Of instrumental
n. the canons Of musico-ycrbal accent the pro-
,.son Of ideas and the eloquent structure Of form,
rs al common properly; and genius is simply the
.,uty which takes these accretiOns and ADDS some
srg to them delightful and memorable.
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med magistrate.

THE RreULA1IoS UNWoRN.-The following letter
vi show to what extent the Regulation Uniform may
svaried. 1t 10 addressed 20 the cOmmandant OF the
~ Highland Regiment organized IN the Clty OF
AssYork:
STATE on NEwYoRS, ApJVrANI GESEEMs OFFICE,
ALAANY, Jan. ~, 1855.
NoS W McLsASY. esq, Joan Mason, SO, q New.lork
6EATLENEN. The CornmandeIi Ghef will approve oi
- q Dess for Re smcnt Of fge hundred men which shan
'Se..orm 70 the following. namely;
Tie Re kn!Stion HAT and Ornaments.
Tse Regulation Rrock. Coat.
Tie Regulation Fsusue foT the Light Artillery which
LAY be desired, is dcss fI dress
tse, Regulation Buttons
The Badges Distinction Of Rank scordg 70 the Rega
saxs Toe sAttue CsP ioI ;ne Lsb, Artillery. The PAata
k0ss uay be Of plaid I attn. very respectfully,
EREDk TOWNSEND, Adjglsn; General.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
LAW IYI,ELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT cIRcrIr-gef.rs J.dse CLsEks
AyoTHER PARNELgE CASE.

ANOTHER PARMELyE CASE
II. Z. Dblee Co. sst. Meyer, Cashorn Co
This was cass somewhat similar to the one tried in
the United States Cour. few days since, where the
plaintiffs sued Furuiss s Co.. auc.ioneers, Of Phadel-
phia for the recovery Of goods stolen from them by
one Parmelee, and which excited much attention a:
the time of the occurrence. In this case the goods
had been consened to the defendant, who the plain
tiIs alleged, had notice Of such crcumstapees as
should have pat them to the Inquiry IS to whether the
consigned goods stolen or not. TIE deleadaats
claimed that they had acted in good faith. The Court
held e. in the Feeral Court that the defendants were
liable even if they had sold them in good faith. 10
the Federal Court the Jury disagreed, but tlis case
the parties into Court and compromised the suit
by having yerd,. by consent rendered IN the su Of
s1.3lO
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TIE HiMILToN-AvENCE FERRY.

SIR: | wish to ask if the Ferry Company is aware
Of tie stoppsges night Of this rr and me
caused 70 rdruts q South Brooklyn By Il Sometimes the
bos will take advantage II rainy night and run out one an
LouT (n ossy wt-Eer ris IL excusaolel aLa seFeta te
siuce he Winter when the nights clesr they nave
done thing between the hours Of and Ihey should
nm n bt hey Tie they give Tor ther
supo, Auce detention fyoou. 20 satisfy the public
WI the pany loox ser their employees and give the
public prompt conveyance Yours &C. n
>.nfh Rtoaklnn JAn. :. l65a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

AsssIASr ESGNEkRs Oh THE FIRE DEPARrMEsr.
AR Lection for three Assistant Eng neers of the Fire
Deps tneni, Western Di-tric' was held on Wendes-
dsy 1errg and resulted il the success of the follow
ing cot OF Line candidstes George Haddeu, Hook and
LsodI Company No 3; George Ward, Hose Com
pany ". Z; Richard G. Lamb, Hose Company NO. o.
The u ! number Of votes polled was 2,052.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

A DISHONEST WoREN,S.-From time TO time
during tie last two or three months the establish
nent Of Messrs. Polhemus Il Strong, msnnfsc-
tuIers of silyerwsre, corner Of Centre and HoS-
arr streets has been robbed Of large quantities of
silver plate, which in readiness for the market.
The pls.e disappeared piece by piece, and although a
close watch was kept upon the worl men as they left
the shop. vet no one could be detected in the theft.
Suspicion finally fell upon Of the vOrkmen in the
employ Of the firm, named James Corn, and strict
watch was kept upon bis movements, when facts we're
disclosed Strengthening such suspicion. The matter
was put in tire hands of Officer Webb, Of the Four
teenth Precinct who followed Corlin here and there
about the city. On Tuesday evening Officer Webb
arrested Mrs. Corln suspicion, and upon examining
ter found in her possession large lump of silver in
crude state, which was valued al 81. Coriin was
also apprehended bat the officer failed to find any
thing in his possession. 1t was ascertained that Mrs.
Corn had frequently been seen going to pawn shop
in the pcghborhood Of where she resided, and there
pledged quantities of melted silver, but ably fear
ing detection che had redeemed it all thus destroying
eyids nee of her guilt The accused were yesterday
taken before Justice Brennan and upon the evidence
Of Mr.. Polhs mus who testified that be believed con-
scientously that the crude silver was melted plEte
from his piece both were held for further examination
He felt satisfied that the manufactured plate did not
leave the place except in crude state. Mr.. Corln
had been in the employ Of the firm for the last ten
years, and they have never before had occasion to
doubt his honesty
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

TH, AILASTIo-srREET R,uRoAD.-Remons.rsnc
ss,r the renoYal of the Lorg I-land Railroad from
Broo lyn placed st the different ferries for signs
tures ard thus far some thousands haye appended
Their names. The bill row before the Legislature
tran. the .Inil of the road from the foot Of At
labte street to Hunters Poot ttus cutting Brooklyn
of fr.m railroai eomIuE catlon with The I.laod.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
MARRIED ID,

JsLe A kbb-ts
NAS5-NAN BERGEN-At Springfield. Ilino, % Thar'dAy
Jan. - By the Rev c p Jennings M Heur) Nssh u Law
eTpoo Tag h.s Annie daughter OF Peer tsa Bergen,
e.q Of tie former place.
SCBARFF- sENARD-Tlis morning a Florida, O'anfe
County y. y BY the Rev. S-~scd C. schAIh,
e.g Law, Newsrt, n j., TO Aiss fannie a
s.xa,d, dsU Sate. or E3-in P. S-warc, go.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

JSfA-oUs OUTRAGE UPoS BoY.-On Saturday Of
last week, Dr.. O. II. Smith was called TO attend
boy named Bcsfori residing in North Seventh street,
near First. It appeared, upon examination, that MS
thigh and back were severely acerated and bruised
fom beating ard that he had sustained other injuries.
he stated that on Friday afternoon he had been to
New.York n search Of employment, and on returning
by the Houston-street Ferry, was met by stranger
on the boat, who finding that he in search OF en-
poyment, offered him fifty cents 70 go with him into
the woods ard cut some sticks. The boy went with
him TO the woods Lear the Cypress Hills Cemetery;
when the stranger suddenly seized and bound him. snd
then committed outrage upon his person. The boy
.cresmed for assistance, wheD the stranger took a
eatheru strap with buckle attached, and best him
ebo nj the back severely that he tainted. When he
recovered the stranger was gone. lie managed 10
get home and DR.. Snnth sent for TO attend him.
The boy describes Bis assaant being foreigner,
well drested, and of respectable appearance. Meas
ures were at taken To detect him. but thus lar
without success. The deck hands in tne employ OF
the Ferry Company have seen him frequently preyi-
Gus TO thi occurrence but not since. No no.iiceton
wss given to the police but measures have been taken
privately to detect him. The boy Is not Permanently
Injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
BROOKLYN CITY COURT Jas. .5.-Befor. Jaas.
CrLyFz

hsEs-tt u. bsecock az Jcan b. Ccfs-
Tbs action for damages arising ron An
a.a1 ?. p.sttT by dc-.-- !; sPpsars Tat M Cot.-
VIC rtscs - Mol sarc. greatly annoyed ~ Toe
fecf. Ci letters sich placed Under Ms
ssptI tte plaintiff b folozd Or OF he -eaiag
he ,h c. 4 lass a.-c,sd ler j. The a. q thfy-
IL. esr .aio "a yL.e b. hoc u asE al u1e
fe2lt ~tet az % yg.~ru.oE wAia r. eLt -st . sh
.rc !; b. ia f.c- umbrella
y 1t- t.l- L. Plaintiff ;l-t ale Returning
h.r 1ors O. ne oecssOa Art s-gs pee Of ps''e oord
wing st-s-k pcre1 ID Then stSopirE down = e
tos cftc-t cane ~ sLt .trkrg tsr, uses u IN
p-snsr --ud.- ltef vaich td hiz with The reloo
vheh r-os trossE d-riec hr clare Of taiovs
tsr, ir;0 = yrt sve 3 ;es Jry li' even
-E sd ssE-.c. g. sSo rsaee:ea n iAyoi Of
..a.-..s.
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go 81 50 sol q, a6 see sos sr sl. s's SIS ST. ssf
sz1 IS N Sal sS Plar iI-Nes IS tSi es etl et sS
sis sN g.. 81, 6s 6a 65,, 81 s,i SIS Ss sss sS sit
SUPERIOR CoCRr.-Ncs. Ss, Sle, 3I, A-, w.
soi. 81 Ssi 81 rs - SiI. HS leS . =, =, ..
eKooKiIs CiTr CoUKr.- Noe. o. IS -, -, "a.
3. %. IS. IS. y. IS. - e sS 81 sS s ~ I,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
MARINE COURT-JAS. 3.-Bstore Judge TIoAsos.
.rIL AGAlNsI Icy ENPkEss.

b1fhts 4 fsft a.. J. x y bI'VNf
THIS was suit brought against the defendants,
who are the propnetCrs Of TIE EIpress newspaper,
urder the following circumstsnces: IL appears that
IN May, leas, the defendants bought the buiing COW
occupied by them in Park row. AT the time OF the
purchase the plaintiffs had base of toe ground door,
which they occupied for their business ss drdsgst
the parties, alleged by PLAINTIFF msde al agree
m- -nt that a. e1la insurance paid by plaintiffs 10 con-
sequuce OF the newspaper business being caed on 10
the building ,hou, be paid by defendants The plain
ttfs row sued for slJi 40 extra insurance pad by
them. The defendants disputed the claim, on the
groubd that the rate Of insurance paid ty plaintia
not hsn the rate paid hazard IL carrying
on the newsps sper bueness bu. only the rate paid
by pa L; Us If their business ~ VINO G.
sale druggists. The heard before the Judge
yesterdsy, who reserved his decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Iota. ? ~ -
The receipt. a the Road for the first fourteen days
in January we're sl6,98 -.
The qro-s earnings Of the Boston AID Providence
Railrcsd for the year were S56 7Gi. Expenses lin
cludrg not only operating expenses and depreciation,
bu. irt.res. and renewa'i $g9i,l9i Net earn
ipgs s2i3 j53, or v cent A. compared with 1857,
there is ogrnu.on Of iecsi pts Of $G A. and Of cK
perrss, sii7s9. The Corporation a funded debt
Of $l9J, 30 and nothing eise snd kss hand 10 cph
ard cash msars, siter psyirg dividend and al other
cls1-, slOl 0so. IL 1851 the foaipg aud funded
deb, Was slZsl1J. It il imposed that in smother
yeer, from eerlpg, and b. the sse Of Land, &C., the
pre-elt lance Of debt VI s9i,liO viii be entirely
lqnidat.d Dlrin the las. yea, the debt was reduced
sii.00.
On the Oh Colony ard Fell River X. lroad, the re-
cs2ts I. on passengers were ss!, 90 81, of which on
main road snd branch, sG6,si9 95. Receipts from
f.2ht IN nsn road end branch slij 265 5; on ether
ccLn, ctipg roaS, s3 92i 33asgregs,e, si69 lo n.
Total receipts Of tae road, sjjl ,399 49, Total ex-
perse. sei,3:8 n. Net for the year, s25. ,OGO s..
Ipeseasc Of Det esnDss over ls7, 1886 II. Tho
diyidsb5s for July, Iss, and Jsrnary 1859, amount
20 Jo6 yhch deducted from tls former bal.ncs.
ewes to tee credit Of earnings at dsts Of report.
$l5?,llj q. The d-bs of the Company has been re-
duced by the an sutt Of 3d. Se0 aud Is now $P3,S"'
stou., Cless & Mason, IN their eusalx OF Jan. y.
ssy;
The demaed fer loaps oc coed collateral has been
iusI, bu, readily supplied at oert; q cent how
syeJ, is tie rats more genoraiy Ssed by the osaks.
iesterGay tie result u ,hs new loan bScsae knosns
causrg tie uiilds Of al TO bs reasved o& susPe1eS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

FRYE LEcTURr.-On Thursday, the 9th, at u
o'clock Prot. Vergnes will lecture ct the Cooper
Institute on the "Power Of Electricity" Several
illustrating machines will be exhibited, aud thar
action explained. The lecture is given for the Me-
charles Institute and all persons interested are invited
10 attend. Entrance free.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

CONVICTIONS Is THE CoURr or SEssIoNs.-rwo
boys named Jsmes McMuuay and VIM kennedsy were tried
for IN the third ceet In breaking into Seeey- Dsti
l-y loot Of South aud ste als thsreron
bsf If r,Iui,. They convicted. Sentence reserved
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
SUPREME COCRr-sPEciAL TERH-Jsn- 8-Belore Judge

Samuel WsggoLer, Trustee, at. Wesley Lyon et
a. Henry WAsgoler TIE same-Defa. entered on the
h opened on defendants paying costs and dtSerD deed. 20
plaintiffs, fAl.4s 20 depsHi s2ll with ths Ciefk of iAs
toGrt 1slc 20 BE- gwen lo Lat suOul; and cosIs
james l. Thayer sgt. Juha A. Story Il al.-Judg-
re iol fo'ecos.e AID sAe, Allowance o IL % pntn sd
Ob-rt Dean Gsrrson. Sac % b. mace D. onerli
James AlcOek at. StanIslaus Gibertsnn 90 al
JuoE,ui Of tor,osure aad sale amount due 4 70 Allow"
ace go
Hodspe sg'. Jesse Bered.ct.-Compaint dismissed
WILL cos,s; -otce EIed-
Hepry Border agt. Golet Eisssle q al.-Juigment
f5r oai-:i IS default
Peter Mcmillan act. American Excharge Bank
Complain; eisssed D. ofslt allowance Of 800 20 defend
ma
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fAixert-aeL:

THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnyented D
Gro s.USorEs D. 1915 -Tai' the genuine srticle a'
-sr .aused fo producing the k-epe posoe eal 20
Can b Obtain ae Subscribers aad sole maaasc;u
.- j L 5. sAvSDSEs, No. A.,o- House
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

UoxoRABrY DIsCHARGED.-Tbe complaint against
pui, Oszsn who was arrested Tuesday the cha Of
etug his FIRE, dismissed ~ Jlce VOORHEES,, IL
bell coLolusiyely sh1E that The hEe occidental.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Mr. Balls READIsGs.-Nr. II. Bal commences
course Of readings at Nlblos the evening Of the
2stb inst His rendering Of The Hunchbaok," 90 The
Lady Of Lyons and other pays, We have heard pro-
rourced by good judges excellent. His voice s said to
be rich and full.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TExTIR,ScE MKETISG At The ArHESEux-Tae
Rev Henry WGd Beecber Is to ceyer the fret al
dr,is Of the before the City Temperance Society
this evening at the Athensum. There vii be no
charge a. the door. Go early you would get seat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
COURT cALESoas-fHr, DAY.

CyITrp sTArEs CiRcurT CorRT.-Nos- -, 81, -,
60 -, 81, 81. u le7, ha 90,
srFsTsE CoUEr-SPEcrsL TERs.-Ncs. IO, ~,
ia "a - 70 81 ircG..vs s7. III
sr!7lxI CsvE--CI.cvU,-PAET g.-Nos. Il,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
CIT Y Z7,EMS

THE MrypELssoHs UsIos.-The Mendeissohn
Union give RossDi's Oratoro OF Moses in Egypt thi'
evening in the Cooper Insttute. hss Haley and Mrs.
Cruup, and Messrs Miranda, Werneke and Gailme,te
IN the solos.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

CLosISG LEcTURE.-Ths closing lecture Of the
couise by Prof Mitchell will be given at the Academy
Of Music this evening. Subject: "The Stellar Uni
verse, and tie Problems that Remain to be Solved.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

NEw STEAM FIRE ESGIyE.-The Inc nbcrs of Zephyr
Hoe Co. No I, f. D., some short time since resolved
TO orgarize an engine company, and purchase steam
fire ers1e for their use. They accordingly msde ar
rsrcenerts with 3 manufacturer in the Eastern dis
trict 70 build them an engine, snd the work is now
nearly completed 1t is to be of an entirely different
plan from any Of the kind heretofore constructed a'd
will combine strength, effect aud Durability, with
Hehness Of weight and simplicity OF operation. 1t
will Tot be ready for delivery in some time yet as 1t
will be necessary fully to test before delivery or any
public trial be tad. II s intended To be dreTn by
n1rd, instead Of being self properg rs some of the
other steam apparatlses are.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Coon TDTNGS.

Coon TIpINGs.-Ihe messenger OF neaith hs'
bg.h: 70 - vort bette tt-s ,h.; re tI9~ ., a
n a.pnxFrs : iNrfAS BatsAN o. LiFEsSoAf
- =. obx I'D .: ar1EEs:h III, tr a-ss' e1ees-A
e.r. .ox CeuxLs Cgl!s al C..s.--P''oa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Uol For PIkE'> PEAK. UTAH, KANSAS
I'D the "F,R WJsr"-Hars .ad .hp even hi-:. car- q
sINsoNs LEsDFEArEk, s. Louis Mo GFtat "esNEa f0''
x.rli1. House. OEce Nc. - oogia N.- q.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

A FrGIrTE WINES REcsPrURED. About three
weeks $50, boy Il years of age, named John
NahoUy, st that time confined in the White-ttIeet
Houe Of Detention as witness sgsinsi some receivers
Of stolen goods, made his escape from the institution
by breaking the bars Of basement window, scaling
fences. and thus reschiDg the street.
II Will Be remembered that the doorman Of the
House Of Detention subsequently, met Mahony. and
arrested him in Chatham street, but tie fellow broke
assy. and ted into New-Bovery. Here the officer
ove,toek him, aud aS 81 kai h.I IN custody, whsa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
I Advertisement
\ .as.AH.Ha
IyoRyTyPFs lyORYTYPEs This new

-.p.isl ,.,- Of picture pst- Il 81 IS e1quis.e P-r o
:. - YooI tFyf No S5 Brosdwsy corner trIGk.nsi
PEoTocE.yss pAGUEEKEOTfPrs, kc, ~ oar EslaI ~e-
kro~s s:yie Of exceLeIc-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

PHRESoI oIoGY.-Examinstions, with charts and
written description, Of character given daily =; the Pbreao
oscs Cabinet No sc Broadway block. above lie PAf
Py.:4 roous for Gva.-nsr An5 Ladies. FowLER WELLS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

C1otHEs STEaIINc About O'Clock Yesterday
orairs Oacer Heunesey Fir, Ward police, while
h arrested the Of Broadway aud Exchange
ace ~ nan BIe JefeTs nayirt IL her possession
kgpc Of linen supposed have been c-1 from clothes
lines The .Aeeis marked VI H. she wa licked up Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

RoREERY oS SHIPBOARD.-Cipt Being OF the
Bremen bAIk HerzsEn BIab4nt ifoE brr-sn, rs5e
hsree aguiusi Frroelich Sns ,0r eA..- .niJ o.
pa.sug.r. clhiug He arrested y IL O Hloof
Police Boat No ana loc ked up By Justice Ncsa ios ;E@
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

DOUBLE CHASGE.-T@o gay young women named
Mary Alice and Maria Marshall occupied the same
room in the boarding. .house No. l3 Howard street,
where both got along very well together and seemed
bound to each other by ties of friendship almost ndisso-
luble. They promeLaded together, ate together, and
ca n seemingly preferred tie company of the other to
that of any one else One day Mary took
fancy TO some silk dresses aud hooped skirt belong
ing to Alice. Her fancy gre. stronger every Day
The dresses were not. perhaps, hsndsomer than hers,
and The hoop skirt not certainly larger IN dimen'
sions than her own-nevertheess she coveted them.
One day, proceeding to Alices trunk she took there
from the aforesaid dresses and hoop skirt and
transferred them 10 her trunk. This change rem
dered it necessary for Mary to change her lodgings
Alice soon discovered her loss and refused to be con-
soled and threatened to 90 all sorts of things should
she catch the thief She iualy applied to the police,
vino succeeded in srresting Mary with portion of
the stolen property 10 her possession. The accused
was TAX en- before Justice Brennan ct the Essex Mar
ket Police Cour; and committed to prison FOR ,'al.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Ak-sosensptI -
A. W FABTR's Lead Pencils. sold at retail by
Al s.a.iou-t.. Az rhoies.- ooly BY
Z. FABEK, sole sxeat, No. is5 " utam 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
TAGyertisEeX;

HILL : AlE-llIhl bAs w. w T. w -
Brooe Y ts been the topic of conv.rss:on n g. 7e
rb .,Seu OF our ri;y This teAtafl cheap and orAo
bh destined 20 ovsrruc 81 other sE;s EFsiy p-sJI car
al, ther oxn gas tWo-r1s es. thss other hs-
ss.e ard County i-n-s o-ee- flf SAT- alG n sPP.s
cu sxhibop olc-. MAPEs SsEDsS Co, Asslts tor
~ uul;re Sac az El.ope.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

PHI IosoPHIcAL SOCIETY OF The MECHANIC ISSTI-
T1rE.-Peter Cooper has granted the Society the
use ef tie large upper ka of the Cooper Institute
which they will inaugurate this evening. Subject
sctIo-MagLetsn as a Motor"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

crowd Of rowdiss friends Of the fugitive, ioterered
SD the fellow was third time liberty. Tne door
man. at that tin arrested Of the rnglesders Of
the gang ard Justice Connolly sent him to prison to
the charge Of interfering with officer IN the
discharge of his duty and aiding prisoner 10 escape
Nothing more wss seen Of Mallory uutil Tuesday
evening, when Officer H4nbln OF toe Third Precisc.
discovered the fagitive in Green.ich street; tnd
arrested him Mallory was marched TO the Saiion-
House and locked up, and yesterday morning taken
back to his old quarters TIE keeper Of the Hou-e OF
Detention was Iejoiced to again get the prlsorer II
hi, custody. He distinctly charged Mahony with
having set the place on fire on the night of his escape.
He states that MahOny set bed on fire, which filed
the room with smoke and came near causing the
death of some half dozen other boys by ,ufocaton.
During the intense excitement which prevailei the
youthful and desperate delinquent cried :" Fire aad
improved the opportunity to sbscond. The keep
er asserts that the incs ndsrism be distinctly
proved against MahOny by Of his associates, who
ssw him spIlyipg the fire to the bed He had escaped
from the House Of Detention on two previous occa-
sious by picking the lock- Of the doors. Mahooy Is
said 10 be desperate reprobste and formerly Travelled
with Italian Dave" celebrated Five POn.s thief.
Since his last escape Mallory, according to nis own
confession hes been operating with negro thief, sud
constantly rgsged in stealing In bis possession WIS
found splendid looking military coat, which lie con-
fessed was portion Of the proceeds Of house rob-
bsIy; but when questioned more closely about the
metter, Mallory stopped tslkirg snd said: :" AN IN
trouble enough now, and will say no more. viii
give you no further information Pa@n-tickets for
blue lrock coat lsdys dress and cloak were found
in his pos ssio5 said property doubtless having been
stolen He has twice been in the House Of Refuge,
and spent about year in the Juvenile Asylum, on the
complaint of his mother. His disposition was such
Il at she could 10 nothing else with bim When taken
back to his place of confinement TIE young desperate
threatened to break every pane of gass in the place
if they attempted to hsndcuf him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Ur TowS.-The movement Of our downtown mer-
chants into the upper psrt of our city contlnues
hear OF purchase, a. sl50eo0, of the store or the
corner Of Broadway and Leonard street, by be''s'
Nichols & Co, now Of No - Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

FtrAL Fall THRoUGH tH,TCHwAY.-James Cnn-
niDgss an Irish .borer SO years Of while hosting stone
through the ba,chwsy Of the building No Couandi street.
on Tuesday stood upon plank which broke and pre-
ri-..sd him from the fourth floor lie
m cesd and Yesterday Coroner schm-r h-d insG>s
hs body when verdict O Dt2;h trora nIflrs accis n,ay
received :, noe;et BY the Jnry
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

ALLEGED PrEJrRr-Yesterday morning George
Zeigler was spprel ended on charge Of perjury COM
plant having been preferred against him by Henry
Quicker. The complainant alleges that, in the month
ef October last, Zeigler commenced slt for
wages which he claimed were due him, aud that
VIXEN sad suit was brought to tr a. Zeisler swore
falsely to certain matters material to the issue The
accused was taken before Justice Steer q, the Essex
Market Police Court and required 10 find bail in the
sum of A., 600 TO answer the charge.