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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

EEw DoDGE.-,Jane McKenna, middle le-aged
wornan called Yesterday at the milk stoye OF Mrs
Matilda shaw No. 5Ol West Thirty th'ri street. snd
asked if she might be allowed to rect for g few
minutes She hal n large truck with her. and said
that she gong to place uptown, where she had
been engaged a. d domestic. Mrs. Shay to k her
into back ROOM aud told her to make herself at
home. The stranger requted her kindness by steal
irg about $50 worth of iewciry aud money during
her temporary absence from the store, and on her
return LAD disappeared. trunk and all. policeman
was soon put upon the track Of the thief, and sue
ceeded iu finding her at home with her husband. II
seem. that she had told d neiglbor named McKelyey
ano bi wife OF her edioitness and tney had stripped
h, r OF most OF her pund-r. Mr. and Mr-. McKenna,
and Mr. ard Mrs. McKevey, and a woman named
q Neil were all arrested a. participants in the rob
berry: but Isabella Mckenna. vine helped her sister
in-law Jane to carry her trunk Away from the mllk
store was not found. Jane confessed that she to
the mix store with dishonest purpose. Justice
Quackenbush committed the accused for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
BRApY'S GALLERIES.


ANRSoryPEs AND DAGUERREorNPSs
Ho- So sud GsS Broadway, N-wiok. and No S- Peaa'
svvNria-sy.. " sshiugton, n. c.
Pictures Of al dePons copied In every siy OF The ar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

NBLo's GARDES-MR. EDDY BrsFTU.-To-
night Miss Matilda Heron appears for the first time IN
many months in this city, on the occasion of com
piimcutary benefit to Mr. Eddy, the manager Mr.
Eddy has labcred hard TO keep up the prestige of
" Niblo's," and ever since he has undertaken the
management, has given admirable popular entertain
mcnts. The announcement of Miss HerOn's name,
and the assurance that she will be wen sustained by
an efficient company, will doubtless Gil the house.
Miss Heron will appear ~ " Parthena," in the play
of "Ingdmar" and Mr.. Eddy will enact the savage
hero.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
.N.EW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

The Recent MURDER AT NEwARK.-Th< Newdrk
Mrcnrg of Tuesday says much excitement existed on
Sunday nig III among the residents O the Fifth Ward,
occasioned by the prevalence OF n 10 the effect
that Maud had escaped from jail. From the express
son- mace use If this OCCASION il s safe 10 say
that Maud the murderer Of his sister, great deal
better of in the hands Of the Law than he would be st
large. Were be by any to get into the hands
Of the Fifth Warders, the county would doubtless
escape the expense Of bis al. lie has proved very
tractabe in the County Jail far and has been con-
fined in a cell on the ground floor, where he will be
iume eda,ely under the eye VI the keeper. The only
marks of insanity exhibited by Maud since his arrest,
that can learn Of, is habit he has Of picking at
his finger nals. This II his constant employment when
lef 10 lmself.
We learn that Maud came from New-Brunswick to
New-YOrk Saturday on board the steamer Psssaic.
lie stated 10 Of the fremen, named Frank Murray,
that biz time had expired at the Lunstic Asylum, and
that he bad been discharged. He also stated that he
was coming to Newark tO have Bis revenge and that
be intended to shoot his sister, Cortand Parker and
Judge Ilaines aud that the most they could do with
him would be tO send bm back tO the Asylum, because
he insane. His statement did not particularly
alarm Murray who thought bis talk was all bragga-
docio He however thought best TO send word To his
sister which he did by person who came TO thus cty
on Saturday afternoon. .
These statements which are made TO us by rei-
able person go show that the insanity - AL assumed
for the purpose Of carrying ont his yindctiye pur-
poses The character OF the man preclufes hun from
sympaihy aud his act was simply that OF Wild, IN
eovemable temper. There is entirely too much
y ethod in his madness % answer hs expectations.
We understand that the most skfu attendants at the
Trenton Asylum have doubt Of his entire sanity,
ana the lives Of respectable citizens entirely
too valuable to BE- thrown INTO the scale with his We
trust that no mawkh sensibility will b allowed in
tetlere with the due course Of law.
Widows AND ORPHANS FIRE DEPspTNgsr
FUsD HosogssThe Annual Meeting of th. Trustes II
WsOw sud Orphans Fund o the P. department u Ho
bokeD, held ss evenings The pre.~ud
repor, showing balance Of funds u S2S -
~heh 100 10 invested boDd aud morsaze px a tho
perm iand. The following gni o0oers
b- sng President Stephen Ror-Ts 'cePrd.nt,
W L. Arnold secFetaEy Newman A. WOOD, Tsesslrrf, VIM
o. Shepherd
A NEw STEAM CAsaL PRopELLER.-A new steam
prp~.r for tn E- Canal been upsd 81 ne worm
Poni Fganasy In Jers-y City The hull eat ~ Ie-
rolenAn yard Bsheye, and IL modelled ~ih pee-
10 sped She 10 - feet IN length IL feet vide wa tSo
and sboat 30 burden sa~ provided with cse Nenns
patent ocans engines lsneh bore ana inca stfo.r
The PreP~Aet feet, ghs boer ss' nv sssse1ss %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

RENsraTED.-Mr. Hugh Mclaughlin, who was
suspended the about woeks
snc reinsatsd la hs former position Monday last
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

THE Bo,RD OF HEaLrH.-The Board OF Health
for the ensuing year appointed at the last meet
ing Of the Common Council. Ii Is TO consist OF the
Health Conn ittee, the Mayor and the President Of
the Board An organization viii be effected early
in June.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
4 swINDLAo HoILL ALLseED Io HAyE ~,

SWiNDLING HOTEL ALLEGED TO HAVE BEFs
SuNDLEDTle ta1ners' Hotel NJ. lf Cedar street for
niy s.pt by brother. Eurght uotoous for
t, p0u irayerrs b., ~ ate under uennai
Crr M r~,s sp.ct Yesterday Mr Bonn beiore Ju,-
,icr eh and preferred comptt izasi Al od aeqitliur-
named JOIN Duprr-s aso tfetcnutu ana cnhnn b'un
bsk-rpr TIE hotel bot said NJ O. be related % the com
ysiraI charEiu viii hlySE osn basket, Of cham
p.gur ~erh rs on AudaN Hhi- he ne eonPsinell va
sl he c0uuy In- champagne nsG since hcen iyald at
Ne - bsyaIa street. tn rooms occupied BY Daps' aad
sron, VII bofh rf he Farmers H1tei ou saturday.
Dupr,.s ~ ho Is rvspectaoaPpearnE elderly frenchinsn
In orrs s,gs that tLe cnaupase rally ns o"n Po-f
y tla lr bar bfoushi i from France only sAot t'r aso
ts of e Elrghts the ttou Il tbs mat
elo t; th- int lou, Juty VITA to- comp at
AID made all OF which ony to sd
tH Piy 4 The B.h par--s ~en- at a.. dis
n,seo 90 'ner rroogizanee o. raPpesr is erf9-l
press also that maiden lady 4 Tn Earsli iaaaiy Of
arc u prominent Politicians u ne rI-, n.i 80
uts ann httDs p-fsonaE tA ~ol u
enter INTO the C0ulu0.sl relationship but ne nae aeelAs-
SINGULAR ASD FATAL ACCIDENT TO CHILD
Isst Saturday eon Richer lad ~nose paffnts I've a. ~ Vi
trsrk s-r.. placed hi, ,le sist-r young chid IL
ta- street b,y whom did along "tG ooz
ani By Hu.al cos.t fastened tn anil IN front q nc
wss 70 49,. hu dray H. " he thu. enFss-d 4 The
front vehicle fyu sud lIzenea me aE - ,l' I
uEet child thru hrseifrio-' % 'hf sie
Va A ear,rs eot,ulou which subs qgeuy resulted IN daih
IT, raue Of tn deceased ~as APhouse i.4c-cf-
Fousp n 1HE WarrR.-Corouer Jsckmsn, yester-
Say hed - inqa-st OF tn body Wm Cairns. man about
ysAr. Cd ~aeh fana haa;ls n t-e de-s a, I'- -
February lst verdict Of drath by slPP'seA df'~-4As
~ss rendered by tAe jay.
THEFT-CatharDe Dunn, servant, IN the employ
e Mrs Jan. Ria-, a. NJ Mssc0u-a street Va irr-s
ye.trrasy ior s'rsiiis leo EoiiA q ~-s r "a b.r
p.y. Justice ol4eksabu,a committed her ioF tFi--
Fa1,L AocrDrSr on BoARD or VEssEL.-Coro-
ner yaud.rb o s-1retaa lsaud hell 40 ins-s ye
tsrda= al tie Ssaus Retreat the by u taas h1 "a
H.S' of Germany Oe.'rsiHs 10 ne S'i'ial 's
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

IL Pr DICANEsT "A young man named Patrick
C0rcosu having drank liquor than agreed with him,
Monday nght stumbled into barrel 81 - which
standing Of Ia Atlantic He By
au ice released him the d-asreeabe position In
vLch found himself Justice Blscley committed him 10
ail Yesterday fof drIuseuuess.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

SHOPLFTIsG.-Two women named Mary Callahan
ana Mary Am Brown were detected Monday s~taoos 10
realng goods from sore In Fulton street. They
before Justice and being old nsIds the
each
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

Rsn Jsaei ne sth SUD tneaor-i - ~
Lover Q,ssftne H d~sfh caa~-d BY ia.rs frn tAe
trtusst Lsc when be rcese sch -evr LATERAL
jurss he olcc hNe hours Neroict sooran<.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-TheEe is another turn in the tide
that huctuaies about every week in the cattle mar.
ket. Without any visible cause why the prIce of
cattle upon the opening day of the great market IN
Forty fourth street this week full half a ceot
below last week the be-t stock selling mo- readily
at II ceIts pound ne. they did week sgo At ,
cents and as is sways the 10 falling market,
buyers were not wiling to give fall estimates of
weight; so there was good deal of hsgging before
pafes could agree upon terms, and not large ses
made ss were last week Tuesday. Tne number of
cattle ysrded is larger than last week, though not
enough larger to make the difference in price. Coatt-
in out Il lots that know going "a grass ard
We find $50 in the yards, ready to pat in this
morning, for sale; and could hear of only one lot
of Il head more to come in. To tins may be added
about $50 sold on Sundsy-e practice that brings
disgrace upon tue city, and would not be permit ID
if We had anything but very democratic Mayor and
police.
a. to quality, We have never seen a. many first
rate beeyes at one time in the New-iOrk market,
and in this opinion not alote There are at
least thousand head that would be credit to Soy
fat-ca,e show in the world, and hundreds that would
average equal TO premium cattle Of the best State
cattle shows. Some of these will he particularly men-
toned in the regular catl marketrepor Of the week.
If things continue throug hout they yesterday,
there will not be very large number OF drovcrs feel
ing jolly their success this week. Some buyer-
On speculation were sadly sober yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

THEFT-Catharine Dunn, servant, IN the enp.o
q Mrs Jane Ris-. ID. NJ aseeou-a street vs. 49,
--.-rasy FOR ,'-ss oa worth u w4rns apparel ifoan p
is.r-- sh- sad that .he tie 20 make slEr a q
u.y Justice Qlaekp.5asa committed her f0E tEi--
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

The REGArrA.-The steamboat Alice Price ha'
been chartered to accompany the grand regatta OF
the New-York Yacht Club on Thursday. She Will
leave the pier at the foot Of Spring street al 10 clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

THE COURT OF SEssIoSs.-The Court assembled
yesterday aud tried prisoner named Iohu Donnely 6r
assault AID battery upoo Edward Baker lie convicted but
deferred and the Court adjourned und this
ing
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

The MAYOR As STREET lSsPEcToR-The Mayor
Yesterday issued circular 70 the police captains ~
the different Wards containing full extract of the
ordinances Of the Corporation relating to TIE Throwing
Of ashes. garbage dirt rubbish, &c into the streets
anc public places Of the city followed by 40 enumera
ton of various particulars upon which daily reports
were to be seut in through the General SuPerniend-
sot of Police. to the Health Commissioners. To- io
lowing is a copy Of the ordiuauces referred TO;
ORDINANCE PASSED NAY ?, 1872 90,
SECTION Tnr builder q sny 40 - o 9iar oyhi
iuV ,xirb nav erecting repairing 10 t 't.s 81 Yes OK
shall us ali the rubbish of every knt occoud thereby
ybi,h nav a-elnua- IL the street. or D. cis AZ N se
sns III th ground stone sand aud clay which may D. Gs ~
the cellar or ysrs or area vEni. and css: ilt' he sr -
removed s. VI the aid bire sunset eAcA aAy -llI
PENALTY IS for each days neglect - D. fee'''- il
owner or bui der. .eysrAlly and rr-p-ctFsiy -, n.
sEc H. AL ashe. cndcrs hail D. A-if, yf y. -
dsliy.rn- sshaTt-. II V-s- OF ti '- %
ob.r metal under ti.c p-us.y 81 : t,r eacn olels
sFc l. No prs1u shall nro~ drPst any ss's4 or -,
Bouid in street. alley lane os Paol nc
in the sidrguer thereof under TIE peaAis "a - i e'e'
ofel~e -. i-.o any
SIC T. No prsou shall throw, or srfer 20 raa ao
street lane OF alley ~ the City OF Ne~. 1oIA Ha H.
their house. hopses premises, srJ saAI-s l'--''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

TrNPERAycr.-The Cadets Of Temperance held an
interesting public meeting Monday evening at their
hall, corner Of Christopher and Hudson streets on
which occasion the meeting addressed by A. Beal
snd j. Revel, the Secretary Of the American Band oil
Hope.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

LYRIC FfsTWN.-A Lyric Festival will BE- held
this evening" in the Chapel Of the Young Lalies'
Grammar school No. so in Twentieth street, east OF
Third avenue, Miss Mar.tou, Principal fSr the pur-
pose Of supplying the Primary Schools of the Ward
Nhe Eighteenth with pianos. large number Of
distinguished artists have proffered their services.
among them Miss Hawey and the Misses Gelie, and
DIR. Guilmette, aud the entertainment PROMISE to BE-
a vortablc feast Of song. The choruses will be sung
by eighty Of the girl of the school. and thirty of
them win recite Poe's Raven" together. The
Chapel is large and elegant. Let it be crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
SUPREME CoURT-CH,ssErs-M 3i-Before Just
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COIRT-GFNFRaL TERM-NAY 3l.-Bcfors
Judge R0ossyELT CLERsg aud PRATT
ON motion uf Mr.. l.. 4. Fuller, &. l.. Pratt esq. a
we krown lawyer q Worcester Mass admitted 70 pac.
tic. III The New York bar.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

AcADEMY OF MusIc.-There will be no opera to-
night il consequence # the requisite rehearsals for
the production Of " SafIo' Friday evening next 10
which Nile Cortcsi will make her debut in TINS city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01


ESCAPE FROM QUFTNS CorNrY JuL.-Tso young
Thomas Rodgers sud John McGrath alias Jchs
Brady made their escape from the Jail Hemp', sd 0aeeas
allowed sNfrcie I'm the corridor Ia the afcracoo IN e,pse
night Cm, caught him by the NECK aud threw him whes
McGTsh ard RodgcI' getting out Of theu e.n l upon the
away but Curtis secured McGuth Rodgers aud cu,,s
arrested the ih " March last By Ooer Van Oyk- a
Astoria stolen cohing They sent 10 Queens
County for ra which to have sAea place la sfew days
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-Sargeant Sherman
Oier Cogsn Of heSAth Precnet yesterday arrested tive
Of Jacob Gsbne Tor larceny pom searching Their h'nse Ne
l57 Graham Eastern District large quantity Of stolen
od consisting Of dry sos, shoes and clio hnE was band
portion o these dcnded as having been stolen from
Grand Even and h.. streets IN the Eastern District
the goods al ,srius tmes The Justice i'm POSED dne
each, which hey readily paid and were allowed to depart
past sus,ctnE that they stealing but could gct nc,hias
positive on whlohto arrest them.
CHEAP FFRRfAGT.-rhe Company running the tery
from of South seventh street wismsbsh 10 JNss
slip New York have reduced their fare 10 na cent Tor t
passcser Passenger crossing viii cent aud r'eivc
ticket Carts and vehicles will be charged ha the
onsrtes The boats will also be- run all night and at moro
The Long ,and Ferry Company intend pr make
,hs The public viii sustain them a, theiI pr
Curew recently p,has Of th Union Feuy Company
! put on the Peck Zip ferry route yesterday
TAyERs hcENsrs.-The Board Of Excise granted
The fol1wing
fsr: Conroy John ilbcrgcr David Colgate
drew sGydam Peter barlow Tho. p ws,e John JrsA.a
Edward Mc Dermot George KIM, John Wslss, JosepS
Todd Francis Markey. r. Crsne Church. Francis No
wena VIM Ernst. Arthur mcAyoy. WIN. B. Wilson, Charles
Dahl Nichols Ludwig Hemy Meyer John Frey, NJ w. Lev.
renee Valentine Schenck Jacob Ascboh Christian Tsnes Hea
y Hol',ein Patrick McDennsIl Jacob schhber
THT COURT OF SEssIoSs.-Thc Court assembled
Yesterday and ted one prisoner named 1ohu Donne r :.
deferred and the Court douned uni this
ing
SHOPLiFrIsG.-Two women named Mary Callahan
Mary Brown detected Monday s-rnoos 10
reanE goods q In Fulton reet They
brought Justice Cornwe snd being old nssds the
business sentenced 70 the Penienay for six moafhs
each.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

DIN EU|N " 'N''Iut''-'' "
-r See aoverseuen, for june @ iSs. Maps No
10 Spruce = n Y. upstairs. OF }. r. BAAsE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Read the follawing notices of tho press,
which wsil give you better idea Of what the
paper is than anything we can say:
The editors WELD experienced pens. The
work has also large number of able contrib
itors.-DubuQua Express & Herald.
The Ladies Department is conducted with
that decided taste and judgment which rem
ders it q welcome and friendly visitor to every
household. Co. Free Press.
1t is without doubt the best work Of the Kind
published in the West.-Free Press, ST. Peters
Ninn.
1t is beautifully embellishod with fine cuts
Of animals, frnits and agricultural imple-
ments.- Washington Press.
Special attention is given to the Horticul-
tural Department by the editor, one Of the old
est Nurserymen in the West, and leading
Horticultural writer.-JancsvlA Wis., Gazette
The Seeds accompanying it are worth the
amount paid for Farmcr.-Tipton Advertiser.
The editors are practical men. and their in
formation is drawn from actual observ alton
and experience Weekly Citizen Dss Moiues
Il is conducted by corps of editors, who
in the Northwest, are enabled to get up pa.
per better adapted to beniit our farmer that
Eastern publications of like character.-Linn
Co. Herald
II IS first class agricultural paper-is par
ticularly adapted to the wants Of ives, ern far.
mers.-P3att Valley Times, Nebraska.
\. farmers In Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa, it Is Of more value that any farm jour.
nallprinted in the West-Ledyer, Mrn.
We llkeit most decidedly Prairie Farmer
The Northwestern Farmer, issued at Dubu.
que, Iowa, appears to us to meet the wants O.
that region rkably.-Hort culturis
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At N, one Saturday evening,
:asigued BY bis long journy, ; WAGNER,
with bis con John, drove his team into
good range, and determined to pass the
Sabbath enjoyiog season Of worship
with the good folks ofthe village.
When the time for worship arrived
John was set to watch the team while
the WAGNER went ia with the crowd
The preacher had hardly announced his
subject before the old man fell sound a
sleep. He sat against the partition in
the centre Of the body slip; just agains,
him separated only By the very low par
tition, sat aeshy lady who seemed all
absorbed in the sermon. She struggled
hard with her feelings until unable
to control them longer, she burst GU,
with loud scream, and shouted at the
top Of her voice, rousing tae old man
who, but half awake, thrust his arms
around her waist and cried very sooth.
ingly
"Wo, Nance Wo, Nance !! Wo here
John"-calling to his son-cut the belly
band, and loos' the breeching quick, 0,
she'll tear every thing to pieces f.
It was ell the work ola moment; bu,
the sister forgot to shout, the preache,
lost the thread of discourse aud the meet.
Dg came prematuraly to an end: while
deeply mortified, the poor old mau
skulked away, until he could manage te
keep his senses BY remaining awake.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
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